davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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1910 he helped to promote a revolu-
tionary movement at Caracas, and, re-
ceivi1g a colonies commission FROM
the insurgent spta,.hecprpcefded TO
Great Britain with Luis Lopez Mendes
on sdfpf0fTatic m AsioHA On July 5
Of the followpg year NeusIiteta
formally hyev ofy.th o yoke of- Spain,
andJ declared 5her ind pend e n ce,z 1Ehe
next year's Sr.tbs ynE IN earnesb.Iand
the, Spanish forces advanced under
first vicforfous, an BOLIVAR Who had
been in command Il Puerto .CabeiYH,
had 70 Gee eo1Caracoa.. -nlsF.r----
In-the autaRfh 'of-the 1samez year. he
elnsrged from retirement. and joined
himself tp an important moyem nj in
NewtIrsnaaa. ,He,apeTatedwit gFeat
success againstIfhe Spaniar,isg ON the
Maggie lena river, audi finding himself
insthe course ofDvarfaEe opafselhordsts
of Venezuela hE siecfrfed 5tngreenter
the colQng,, and, if ,pqssible, overthrow
MonteF erde- Ae,wan oyerste his ca use
the TOWNS of.Aterid<p ard Truxillo, and
throwing his Jaugmented- forces into
two divisions. fss issued aa8zd cree Eef
war ito iha deaahs apdgRressed,on to-
wards Gsraeas.sa.At bast hasinr
Tiicteh a crushing defsai upon Msnte-
verde, atsion AueustSsg 1 8 / aahalaHter
Caracas in triumph. BY the1bef ing
al, she yeaE 1914 1herdaaft.s5r of indie
a ~ ~. 80
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~ tRf ' L 70 a. ~ e II1 y 'IDEEi
as the illustration shows, is tied first
of all in one piece at the back. After
that it is divided into four. strands.
If ones own hair is not thick enough,
a tail of hair made from combings, or
a false one of 20 inches, should be
added, and divided with ones own.
The lower loop is formed first, and
pinned in position; after this, the upper
one, pointing in the opposite direction.
See No. - Thea the, side ones are
arranged to finish the back dressing.
(See Fig. 81 -''T 3 ,r7'c-'. .l , y d..
The front can be left rather fiat, as
Fig. 4, or may be raised, as Figs. s and
6. This is according TO style of face.
The. fringe is worn very, often divided
little at the side, without making an
actual parting, and : the. rwavy part,
which fails hack, is divided sand forms
three separate pieces, as Fig46.cG 4 &c
Combs, flowers, and aigrettes are
among the fashionable novelties Cor
evening wear.
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C1NuwNT.

u am pr(tabiy the otklban living
or dead NM lever enjoyed the dis
tinction of marching a dead company
TO the 'front.', said one Of the heroes
of Miami 10 a group of military en-
thusiasts, relates the New Orleans
Iimes-Democrat, land 1 count it
among the rarer things of my mill
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forsly iimnpqssble ana Materially re-

fore,i immqyable anu jwatchfplly re-
gardipg his raggrsssor,, ,r77 a.rsr,- ~,
Rraye,men lathe, audience at length,
arose tordeal with the latter Co.'s
JohuNP. Irishy THE wen-knownn oraar
tor #anG"politici6n,g:8 present naval.
officer OF the Iporttof SAM frarit.iscso.-
aPproaehed'nt,the .frsnzied3pan WITH
so9tbing gesture and Word, only TO,
be promptly covered with the, weapon,
he carried. The colonel afterward
contested thatahe, never before sreal-
lied how enormously large In diaineG
ter the month of 4 opistoi is ~wheIf
you are perrhftJead- rs 'fS8ok at Such
close range into it,, While he MAS par
leying with the suaniac the irtterrhesr.
itated, other members of the church,
wha had come lnpEs from beAipduseifd
and aaisaImaf hiH, afteRs5Svhish theI
submitted apeacefullyr and wassjati,
out sfI rhsSedifoe.ai Am sexnIni ma tom
showed him to be insane2lasd thtn ssas:
taskenr ltq a an asylum, ,,,,.t, .as,..,
Alter bis rs remp Yal the ,cong gre ga Don;
gradually caWRaSea jtfelf.v These,
wha4 had seEaM ledi4Ebe hind E'nseats
emerged ssbnmed7facedjNssnn a feTs
whors haLh sought othe openaa ir1 Seut
trnedsto tApF plaeesZ tffonekS bhes
timia sister dfe6lrt*ard confessed thap
at the frat intimatian, of danger she
jumtRed oyer the back of tlSepsw and,
ran at full speed out of5 tbs eehupela
four blocks away to her home. Prof.
G ffAs;s 2fi4e An% h fIeu eaIfilv- IdoS$n.
passed. hisihHnd7 oHe4i of9qfN vice. over
his face as.ff Strising SO t6flectt 1tffffss
thoughts and thsh, aaAfet lhayiiR& bsSSP,
restored, went on with his discourse.
peal1ingEentir without MO esr md
inhohis Iasua4 0gentle1amfi fluent tnlar.r
nef.t Noadhe, casually feHseffag, wodEGlS
have imagined from his manner
that the zfiew-of-sis- ftleas-had been
so violently, ipteETupted. sr, that he
himself had escaped great personal
danger,lall Gft.A9hieh goesftp show
that safinon.resistaRt may BE qaiteI as
courageous aga read gh terl and
display AZ ffobier type OF l1rlariifne ss!c !
ion sG ( Z GGnGJ'C rE1 Il s'aGalsf
adn1Aad Marrla q eoDOesnst Payf VIA
A mamPwhile. suferingnfrofA sinfittZ
enza I'm seut NJ Hon6on wascsurprised.
by the Sudden a PIP pea aarance intfifs .roont
of his wife, WHO, ID years ago, el5pejf
TO Co lif9rpiasy Falling, on her knees
she rim2lqFed his, rfergiyeness,sc.the e.
man with whom she took fiight.safteri
making a 1fontune.i havmgsIrecentiya
died. Observation-Disclosures ,her5nShe
nursed him SO we'll that he recovered.
butvsheneaught tAerinfiuapza4 herself,
and dieasI lkavinezhim $30A0eo ssAJ
ia .,saSsas.- yI:.rT ggE9 .renEz-Os
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rcessersIyJl PFeesutionnry.

you succeeded in life in spite of
the fact That you did not give much
'attenSief sestudylaaFihg SsaFs outh. .
y YES sffskSef ed Mr.. ietiffffs6k isT.sBut
that doesn't prove thaatf Ed &c igS1 I
a good tAiHg~-+--~ss-so much afraid
,tha SsPeopsts wo@a n{AkS Cad % INV
'sise Mig tha e4~a ze0fspeIsHsg RisyIe
and get rich in self-defense . eeYaf,
in ~ mp Z At,skHI71 r)t1zi
- sS1s 80
= r s.ilsTvgcxe .assS : . ,srfrr.
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sestimxnt1 on d Da.sness...

II cannot understand, sir, whyDxou
permit oufEd augh9efit hafeA for
breach of PROMISE Sf fiffoiiI rertiember +
that you were bitterly -opp0Se8 to our
engagement, because / wasn't good
.enougf3 Cor I9sek oGAd -S<ssiss1 sllsnfrafs
the famify?s'' Isss oG1 q sot ID ~
Young . frf nan, that WAS Ven timsnt !
SnlS Is business. Tit Bits - y =
YWR II
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The Statue OF Bolivar at Caracas. ga
pendence 5hadl aheI whole. of HWepazpela
in theirohandsp-hnt the Spaniards nal
lied, and Bolivar WASH de feated nasr
Cura. CaracascfeA cIif1.JBuly;s AfiHl The
royaliists- once more made themselves
mastersnafa NenezsalasaI A2d ismaSed,
Bolisar attended the esRgpessEef New
Grenada, and receiveds from itna ecom-
mission to proceed against Santa Fe
de Bogota,Iwfie ere Don, Gdfhitdtn ans rea
had rSffSsSSsda to qSfap d, COAL
ton OF tbs 4nisnFgspt pF9yinees5vYHe
very speedily ghronght, Cuadinamarca
to his senses, and was publicly thanked
by congress. Bolivar next proceeded
to the rriief uf-eesnn+1-startfra, which
had fallen into the HANDS of the roy
alist troops; but in this enterprise he
lfailsdp being mplstelyadartnniabsr
sby nth esSpa niairds. He tliepeforeIsrea
sighed HIS commits iSss5, aHauf esiFe4tt6
PJamaica, y Here his life wax aJte nTSyrted
H isSiSs assssS sl1,f s @AS, by 3sa
mnrdefsar hpiss sec restaryw Re peXtYent
to as AaEti' whsFeghsIpFgapi7ea an expe-
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triotic and which reactionary.
When Simon Bolivar was born at
Caracas July @fess@effe
was still under the domination of
Spain, and che future .reformer Was
himself descendant OF noble Span
lS2 h9aseSl His ear ] .ssdssatisa rs IS,
ceIved at home, and-he--~ss-t4fef-s sent
to complete his studies = in Europe.
After a few years in Madrid, he.trayx
eled on the continent, and was an eve
witness of some of the last scenes of
the French evolutioe--+n-the year
1909 he visited the. 1auit~ds States,
where, for the first times JheSsax free
institutions in operation, aPdishe Or is
no doubt that the impressions he there
received led to his idenH Himself
with the party of indepsIdtIIees ,MIuef
bad, for years been agitatip sg,, y enezg u;
Ella and the Other, Spanish So toRfes,,sIR
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of the new skirfs, in-Which the front
breadthsrare reduced to minimum.
In some cases the yoke curves round
quite narrow at The back. where one
or two double box Ptait recall tthe
slirfsaMqiSni fsM ,ssaFSIfg e. 5 sp!s,SSSf
the postPoPpll.ar, skirts .iSima ds with a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in fronts and
nAchinerstitchedf ollss whiehs likestAe
boxptAt1, fi1sSTlupSe frgm 1AeslxneestD
glSee3he fashionable fulness round she
feet.oG IA 81 a-EnS5
'oeIvafvet ara ve4iVGpeenr are tn z 'smsrt-
eSfysa JUS R4Y.s Sone Of the.
EeY and payne vslget eennSseso fashion
able, Are as sARple is4d .t.AiRoiD texture
as the tinasteciothsg Theycap bekiltsd
er,oboxpiaiteeR with sexcedeart effezt
Velvet dresses for evening wear azAe
hfade is fhe New princess slfape. tight
te back, hin d Yeeti Ell fffTTd5ftt t
on an dhdefskHrt Of soa a Z 6SfthS HATE
r5iaa61,. Light elxetso are the most fash
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sfteis.a yrulenwith Mob mmedansyto
begsnsua meal with salt Esnd ufinish
with vinegarSsaHsGtheyJibegin with
saft, theyEwilbfescape thezcontagion
of-S0 diseaseslW1f they Afinixlgs with
vinegar, their worldly prosperity viii
fentinue; tor iacreaseI TRhs Dust is in
etiqhetteSthosipdr tuJhe. theAfrstz Ito
start eating andsthel last to cstessjnu
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seat, and, brandishing revolver.
Covering Mr.. Griggs with his weapon,
he sdehounaed'ff Rim as tfe enrpi6fF'e 81
, hlts5a!FEtlesss capitalist and the Un4-
PriR F%iiP tool OF tbs,'I onSy FL power,
\ uEpl9g to- the, ast9qished, aI,aienee.
hei: esgan "a wild aharsnsHe, Iseaa7,
whlle7Stole ID % lttoaH SIliRgrhis pistols
"A few affrighted womsn i1led tfrpna5
the church or hid behind the pews,
out the suddennesS of the whole pro-
ceetishg h4TRtsfeaf th#s Pife weAf6n;
so recklessly handreHs might 90 off
torSeme oRe's injgrF,nh held the CON
gregadioR spallaoandou 70 :, 2, 1sy-,.,.,
Psaf'U GriggSCba paied when the
NANNY revolver WAS point ed .atsslli M
at q such eiesssorangelE out aBe1 heeer
flinch@d, Sfia stood. slightly leanfnps
against the desk, esifnI Q suiitIeS ffTiifl
the. 1irfftrHhtffer.. Wien ntne Nfatter
tuf9ed bis back on, Tin, to load address.
thsJ ,Saangrsga ton awith,,his sincoheFep3,
rawlings, the professor, agaiustrphe ua,
hiszMEath seemed eseeniall v directed,
might easily hsxeF slipped art -bysthe.
charsrel dosr, butt he -rernafned as 'bA1
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ilFa IS ma Ia sgSp ! !. sgri N

iiHS 10 Q Hfe E4tn 8 sgn eSm1e enc tSri I N
=, -o y a eEossps is is slsyes fer
!. asfi5w Is that@d RS : &c Dr~Srs
+. why's rGH befoqee the assessor eefs
I'd HIM AWAY siE6anA ges TO Rave have { a
lot of stuff pfiGSed t5S the effeet tf1}aat
he has Been HggiSyiHg s6sefGaif riff 3ns
BIG and "a acational sf fhsttni.
tdti6fis Fiat Ahal4s Sf BIS 5agstsgsgam.e & 81 {
tdaedti1e COX more plausible, 1 "a q
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In the Whir1 Of Fashion

EAUTY at this time of the
year shines in ermine and
white broadtail, but she
carries the promise of
spring in the guise of prim-
roses and yinletS in her
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!. 80 ae 3 fr 70, !, -l neet - eMnx;er.

,ss oddsF from pc Lsaxs s..l ~ 5 =
a factory Iiar Nagdsharg 4eF max,
ing; fodder fesS eattleusby deyipg the
leaNesuheresofnEe wasteds ybysI beet
sugar makesnhas 1prumsd- q Gfinanciai
success 10 -H-s9FBfrE o IE $50 suII
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Ritter Hatred,

Daught erssOiI-1 snannnayC Reggie
MontvsstSis dowh'Ss sthsE Baraor.I n
knowtkd's gSiHg TO propose! -. II
M61her-lstsiii' dccept fim, nv deast Ppa
/ detsst TIE feJiow sol tGits{dcha Yi6ldft1 in.sE
teHda4liaaz.Pf hia @othe r:5tin7aSlE:1a Ar az,
NAfa t'amR9ap, . ,aSTr .3.lto ri7-
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And rnen sire Do1sted.r7n

Parke-My wire is the issS2% s|bibs obs t.
nate worhanAI ever sd IN IN Q 60 r ii7J : aRz-
I.ap3Sf17fHl- what wa5?,,11 - , DC
My the phheT night L had To sit up ~
tlL qas Ilghtstrylng teTf ensiRce-,h her
that J IhsseRtrbeeH I!rirr]sin g ii-ttN .,IH.5
Herald.4uI g igf Z Ig9I 80 g c1ar Ealn
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gostura, he crossed the Cordilleras
republican commander of New Gren-
dldiSs I6gettSt f4ebf If5s8If at
tackled the Spaniards, and a successful
vfetoTy-wsse6- Piseea Bessss siss@aH
New Grenada in Boliyar's hands. He
TetqrpsT to sfngqstura apid theIwiid1
sst poPqlar entlfusiasm, 9reetea 4s!thk
deliveret and father of his 'eount ~
He secured the paSsiR&-of law which
jGaa ASS + ! }g9a NV gsGRl
ColombiagfSsGSBasasg n6N Assdet him
really fine my.-he ended the war
da S'BsS5sA y Year l5FsR ffs fdSatiFsS
ton of the new republic was adopted,
and Bolivar was eleetsd president.
rl2esF EyE rA-s s1a1,s rsnsSz1
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Satin vsIvetEx eq9fffe iotSA n ~ na atron.
-'sfSH Tsu1 3 II : y ! ia ! q 1 IL
with lace lOzenges, beads, pearhsfa nd
atta4cfaa fldwe{a. > s:I-0s y '~us4ssnf
Sqhate' Sab ga ntEpotfhd etilasc ff18gftss;aFs
being worn Il gain. Aoi-2i'S -is Sln-is':i ;
1,SSssabBss Sfn Se9tfTaffes re-, degtize1dh Mitb
ltollS st9lI ~ AobS and freak pieesS
ioEjaFdbpter eieRabr estSsAEef eqr.I of pearl
rssftin, andSthe bni h sha ped sleepes shosY,
ipiecesnnderneathnH 5-sVnsarld Slsl /
{ TKeTgha rd beats Observation-Disclosures
the 1ckaTfn of1a small drawn belta1t5fI
SIN, sa tfnaor SefSe = Sw III shrr 5S1eg 611ar
Tbs tAs- PaSk f%pp Is tY5a I ii!
sre ssh sGePfs, fpishe.dd roff NTH tags,
Itatsells, or .tbgr ees bal ls of IN tal,,nraa
. Il z Z Ias4a :, Z 0sAsLsLENz9SMQM.RE.u
'1A 'soudaihhtesse Tfeas mn, els. ''sTr
I aId1hEougAqut the jqnrneJr, AT no hing
aprLpfy eqaiesne ntIfid ltbe ma ives gazsI
with -saek longing as.atHnys saRAly-ef
'soa psswrit es5sskihiam1 Ga ger Ensingasip
has interes stang accounts of aIsrip by
fAdirbndae KS canoe ;de@n1 the Nile!sSIs
was dndtfty large when Pieft Besrber.
"a Week later It was gone, 1T was affa
.m9ft the only Ma article which had tie
habit Of strangely adtsaP y eeaEipg by dag
sonInjght. and ltos ps4seJ "a pseseRt Off Q !
tinSspieoe NvaSsfo ma kerthe recirsenb a
NvaFmSftdensb The hSaaiansseG river-t
Imam L7s'ia cleanIy animals he bashes
sco1rs tt:lntls IN the river, and WASHES his
Scl9t thing fsapsntIy. bht the White CIT
stan el9tha gifes &c sEia epes hersof
The water hs .psesg is thiGlk with mud.
sGhe scrnbhiDgshssF drissaAFpe hOapd the
scinaning isleee emphasizes byztrenxaing r.
sunderfootfoe-ani sndefintts period she
muddy hedsPIo gaffh ents 2 Zoe tiffsps
AfszN'TSJ IiDshs-7-+- ssa1kI f-+-4--4Sa CtS1ua
lIcT Foy two Helyes.sz T4sHg
[ lTsSitiie- heard thevlatest.
s9usea ! 3EToo , 9lse.J o. , 5cas 4 G rEuV
st4tfs NO. { D'Ga6 81 tg,s&lasIs5 rTy
vSCH6ilSs half brother is engaged 10,
.Reggfe.s half Hfer,.s- -Eall ] idctrIsa
~ WI ! ~ ple l0He:; ~
l. lines. IrV'.Yr.r.er.yx.aS
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The Excebfsory.v I,

Attorney Shoraisee1HSf me hSvJsc-
c,1ses no one. TsSr iioa III r JAuaau
CiientE Except, of cotirsed; a t1awg
yer,TTaYn and Country qtttEy ta:n saEfty :
n -'t--T uGcciV - "a urr : r. { t q :,
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? I'm Pursuft or Kniros,IVSSiIedt -.

'Yopg must be, asked q, gfss t many
foolish saqfstiopSS in Tbs. course ri :. s
day. saidst the schema Epap ,teIshesle,,
Vnkor Fsan-n'ru- rs-.u a. "a
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fashionable hairdtesser's every time
we. want our hairto lock nice, We here
instruct our readers how to produce
the latest in coiffures. -,,..,
Our No. SD lows how the hair should
be divided, and how three waivers are
used for each side! aThe hair may be
allowed to remain in the waivers all
night. or can be pinched with hot irons
should the effect be required inme-
diately,
When the hair is waved all round
the head, tits frizzed underneath with
The. comb or, better still, a lightly
made horse-hair francis placed UNDER
Meath, To reach from ear 30 ear. The
wavy harris combed over this 1t,"',
Next we come to the back hair, which,
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IA Paradox.

4.AAAl1 = NlhNA FaEhdON-Lpu1C 8 3IfU-
ssIsn't ut oddy,'cEpemarkea the ward
philosophers What when alfhan fsburU
suing his studies at college the faster
he is the-harder-fvf s-for- him to keen
upG'-Harvard Lampoon. To-
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j on a b e. slate-biue, Silver-gray,
orange, turquoise, rose-pink, cherry,
and cream velvets are certainly the
loveliest fabrics imaginable, Black
and white is still at the zenith of popu-
iarity; and thereis great fancy for
plain figured MORE for evening gowns.
Transparent gauzes and chiffon are
worn over chine silks, and flecked wool
len materials. in pepper and salt, or
black and white, are in vogue, trimmed
with red orr royal blue. machine
stitched bands of velvet. -tstl.t,
Bali dresses run the risk of looking
a tribe tawdry ,lthey are $50 beieo<sd
- Gr GSH alar5ao - ) '' 19 !
3 ''''i u r-,-n-' }SSTa EnI ovsaH
. Z SEHfG sss1i. IA ccla : J
Il CO cs9nteSs-fa aszH-rrz - = ---rr.I.
- 81 js.S-<xsCS.S q a5EcOs,. L a.g.--Iui.g
21,H;C 6kssSsIA 1JT0ysta Yllrna-sr
.--J' '-C' &%x93 49, y1BaS ) "a s,1xur
2sYfTS4 3G-sG J o - aosa 5X
'-'vn 3E44 - } 'gCau 2 Sc & u
CWxai . pF0
'G1Ey sTS3fkW S1Sf pan .uEIr.:a
: -71G,H - 49, .accsl crsao.A
go. usEiAS IA aAfA a~N.,,,
= ID 54X sSFAkrLe3 nm 3.
81 Et IN, fE n ssaf-, d al,
-sl-r q 2ktsSie1er ,lxr u
. .d2Ik ia Srr 9 aat3
a" 1ttf {AaSS1 tie!ldl.i
= "a ~ s6s(FS\l5 : 4 .s8
9 ,NC& I EN&f <St6afsShSs-51y = y,,sg Z m
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- y q ; : = --Tfe-t
HOW II 9anpened.

How II HaPpened,rr T, ..,,,,,-
u hear1S9u Xereaeuft IN grap, easers
last summer. ruyr ~ a1n a.,n
f,A,es's IL worlxedSinz ayIIi ukfe factDryzi,5
--Pfi6cetoh TpsryIWT 8 -U.TLIrJ 70 Z T
= III .ls1s:l GsEs-- s--+Et,- 81 ; L q ~ Az
Better Than Eject ri r.aagussyl
4gent-+NDuldnSt youdifs1tc liraveaas
BURGLAR aisras patcins orrzhoaseau 70
Mr.: Binks1D DENT netd itlnI'veIgot d.
wifs.-sN''Y. week tyi!1''li1 81 :, 1inasnz
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4 tWifez5Se, th cyl returneds.xour, ma n,
nseniptP : IT is stuah nd - =. z s g-sls--
+. Illus band 7tsvhd shsakssss<aeaM wFW -,
-sxess Athat ist1Srhat. tire edft3r SAM
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-03-14

HE accompanying sketches
show a style of hairdressing
thatyjs. now fashionable.
Waving the hair is Still in
vogue. and Eas all of us are
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1903-03-14

I opening eXerc1ses were c0nCTUdeU
! and the professor came forward to
begin his discourse, rose from his
! seat, and, brandishing revolver.
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W. y. LaFollette has bought the
Mitchell Gazette and expects to take
possession today. We met him on the
train Wednesday and managed to con-
firm some suspicious and rumors by
pumping this information out of him.
He said that his son Fred would con-
tinue the publication of the Journal
in Chamberlain, but that he him
self would put in most of his time on
the Gazette at Mitchell. He expects
to take Will Kyle, a frst.class printer
OF Chamberlain. to Mitchell with him.
The Gazette was at one time one Of
the leading popullst papers Of the
state and with a large circulation all
over the state. Ofrecent years its field
has been local in character but still
has a good circulation and is doing a
prosperous business. Mr.. Frad has
conducted the paper on conservative
lines since he owned it and added a
good deal OF machinery and material
and built up a good business. He has
been desirious for some time of going
into another field for family reasons,
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The gainesville Ohio Telegraph
has probably the oldest continuous
subscriber OF any newspaper in the
United States in the person Of Mrs.
Lucinda Durand of Salem, ILL.,, aged
ninety-fve, who has never missed read.
ing itIfor eightY-one years. She was
born in Batavia, N. Y, moved to Ohio
In 1872, passed through Buffalo when
it was a little village in the WOODS
occupied by 300 Indians in their native
dress and settled in KingsburY, Ohio,
and attended school in alog cabin with
oiled paper for windows.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11
Here's hereSy from a high

Here's heresy from a high source
the Sioux City Journal:
The country will not support the
theory that a tariff once boosted can
not be let down without d%isloyalty
to the protective principle. Therefore,
il tariff notifications are impossible
under the policy of trade arrange
ments with industrial rivals, there
will be increasing demand for direct
notifications In line with the prin-
ciple Of adequate protection, and no
more, to American labor.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11

cLATE TINAN
Official Paper Of the CITY and County

South Dakota's building atgthe st.
Louis exposition will be erected on
the great central court within 600
feet OF the great art buildings, oppo-
site the Texas building and adjacent
to the Oregon building. The site is on
9 crest OF q beautiful wooded hill,
neal the station Of the intramural
railway and a short distance from
Gen. Grants log cabin. The state
buildings are all finished in white
staff, but u building will be done
In Yankton cement. The interior de-
scorations will be corn and grains and
under the supervision Of A. Roacht,
the decorator nf all of the Mitchell
corn palaces. No attempt will be
made to make horticultural exhibit,
but the means at the command of the
commissioners will be expended in
making a fine exhibit u the agricul-
tural, mining and educational advant-
ages OF the state. There will also be
a nice exhibit Of game and fish. 1t is
planned to dedicate the building
during the visit of the South Dakota
Press association in May next, at
which time it. is expected the governor
and other state officials will also be
present and take part in the dedica-
fiOn
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11

A new daily newspaper has been
started at Pierre-an off shoot of
changes in the state publishing COM
pany. The starting ola second daily
in a town that can't decently support
two weeklies is probably for what
effect it will have on holding the capt.
tai in the suburbs of the state. It's
no use: the capitals on the toboggan
and it's got to slide.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-11

Well have to take the word Of our
exchanges as to the merits Of that
Thanksgiving number Of the Hudson.
lite because a copy of thatissue did not
come to this office for personal in
spection. We can imagine, however,
that 1T was an u%p-to-date issue in
every respect. 1t could hardly be
otherwise, coming from that office.
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The Pierre Capital-Journal goes off
half-cocked again by assuming that
Mitchell bought the C~enterville
Chronicle. 1t happens, however, that
Mitchell did not put a dollar into it.