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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-02
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un1ere Selet ettnrtern 1tG nDG 0eS
unfalls, Den Der Brdiioent nab Iei<
ter Nbfabrt BON SEEN Orleans auf
benz Mt1iti1tppi erlebte. Der flejne
DampFer uWa9uolia". auf Dem Der
Brdiioent Fuhr, t%uIioierte nit Dem
9ampfer ,.glparta" uno nurbe 10
tart beifdoi9t. oaB er nur NIT Mibe
unb Sent bas ufer erreihen t0nnte.
Gpn Seiten Der glparta mur0e Dos
mals 1DfDrt Die @rfl1rnue abaeaeben,
Die 2eute auf Der WaenDlia bGtten
Die Sbuto an benz 3~uiammenitDB
aetraQer uuo es erbob lid alaemeine
@ntriiltuna aeaen iie. Nuh mir ba=
ben oatnals trdftig init in oas Ser
bammungs. urteil eineeitimtnt. Sn=
suiiben bat ii9 aber aeseiet. oaB
iid Die Sabe gerabe utnaefebrt per=
balten bat. 8or einigen 3aaen Boz
ben Die Dampfers SnipettDren in gtep
Orleans Die uuterlu6una oes nnz
fals beenoet unb entihieoen, oaB Die
Shulo eaus uuo gar bel Der @lparta
liege. DaS urteil lautet:
.@ad IprQfdltiaer grmdauu9 oes
8eneismaterials in 0biQem Safe.
ertfdren mir Rnpitdn 8iutam s..
iSielbS oum Dampfet ,.Qtaa U.ia"
auf bic Qegen i'm oorQebrabte Nu.
tlaee. Der Berlebuug Der &egeln /
unb Ill Der sSu!aao Nu(ea" bin.
iir nid3tibuloig, hingegen erfldrea
MIR, ooB bela9ter 3uiammenitoB ba,
ourh nsruriad)t muroe. oaB Der
Dampfer ,,giparta" Die Geael l Der.
lebte, inbem er nah 8adburo Fubr
unb on Der SteuerbUroieite Der
Maano[ia" pprbeisufabren ueriude
tie, mGbreno bas cote (8adborol 9iht
in Siht mar, unb neil 3ege1 Ill
perlebt purbe. inoem Elm Bfff nit
anei beantuDrtet muroe."
,,9a Der 9ampfer ,@iparta" Elm
britiI1es Shiff lit. banoelte Der als
Qotle fun9ierenoe &apitdn Batriee
s. Nrropu, nab ben @ntihetonn9en
6es 9epartements SEQ. 49,. lis bonn
18. Wtar8 1898 uno Np. $685. bonn
81. @ooember 1884, niht auf Nutus
ritdt Ieiner 9isena uno oeabalb bat
oieie 8eb6roe teine S%urisoittion iiber
feline 5anolunaen. mabrenb CT ols
4otie beiaeter ,,Giparta" f%unaierte.
Beni. s. 8ellp,
Cecil Il. Bean,
limited States 2ocat Snipectors
Ilio wieoer eintnat Die Sianale
niGt beaGtet! Das lit elm 8oruurf,
ben man ben enaliihen Sdiffen felt
alters Der mabt unb Der aud burds
aus nibt unberehttat lit. Die enali'
iden Sbiffe baben iih ftets ourh
cine &idlihtsloiiafeit ausaeaeidnet.
bic nahesu on 8erbrehen erenste.
| Sn ben meiften JaQen erfdhrt man
aQerbtugS nidts oartber. Wu8 gus
ten @rinoen; oenr Die arnlen Opfee
folder HudIihtsloliQfeit ftno eben
fir tmrter ttumm. Iber es lino bod
AUDI Ihon Jdle norgetDmmen, in
benen bieies 8%erfabren eneliiher
Seeleute mad @ebibr nur Die Deli
fentlibteit eebrabt lift. Sn benz pprs
f~ieaenoen SaIe iOIte Die Sbuloteen
Die iddrfite Strafe treffen, Die mDas
lim lit uno man lDate ben 6erribafs
ten nahoridlih su @emiite fibren,
baB tie tpentgftens in amerifaniiben
@em6iiern fim ben porgelhriebenen
WaBreaelu gu fiigen baben.
Der Sapitdn bebauptete onmals,
er babe eebDrt, mie Der Brditoent
mebrmals rerceaent, EXCELLENT" gez
fagt babe. Der CUTE Wann miro iib
wDl perhDrt BADEN. Der Brdfioent bat
gara gewiB etmas anberes geiaat oils
,.erceuent". oenn an Der ganserl
Sadie mar abiulut nibts @rceQentes,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-02
gprtur etnes 9rtefters.

Die @eihifte pur, Der Tprtur oes
&ep. .. 8. MDDre, BaftDr Der Baps
tiitenfirhe in 6arperapiQe, sc. g..
miro @uh intereiiieren. gr laat:
Wegen zines anhaltenoen 9uitens
itano ib Nngitihmersen aus. SD
muBte iibenb ihlafen, neriuhte bers
ihieoene We6iainen, Bis i'd Or.
Sing 8 Meue gntoefunq fIrS 9pinbs
iubt nabm, bic mid adnali@ turierte
uno bic Wusaebrung abbielt. Gin
arDBes Mittel fir lolhe Gdae. 8u
baben Bel NoDlpb DreiB uno s..
Ralteper unb Sobn. Breis so Gents
uno ST.. BrobeHaihe fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-02
L Selopuuna. L O

Ste 9eier oieIer 3eitune tperoen ih freuen 3u er-
fahren, baB es penigiens cine sefiir6tete Grantbeit
eiebt, pelae Die 8ifeni4aft in an ibren ,stufen 81
beilen i'm Gtanbe 1T; 9al's &atarrb=8ur 1T Die elm.
3iee jebt Der dr3tli4en 8raberiGaft betannte poFtips
belt cine eoatitutionsas gs6anSluns. Saa's aa.
tarrb=&ur ipiro innerli9 eenonnmen uno iptrtt oireft
auf sas glut uno Die i9teinigen Oberfidden bes
Spfents, oaour1 bic @runolaee Der &rantbeit ;er=
ft6reno uno Dem patienten Strait gebenb, inbsmi Fs
oe Contribution 6es S5rpers anibaut ,inb Der Natur
IN ibrem Berte bilft. pie gigentbhn1er babsn 10
bert Dollars 8elobnune fur leoen Sal a%nbisten,
ben lie au tariren perfeblt. 2aBt Gl6 cine Bite BON
3eusnifen fom,men. Man aoreiire;
G.S. @beueD II. 60, Gisentb, Soleoo, 8.
9ertnuft bon alien @potbefern, Yreis rs Gents.
Nsbmt 6aQ's familien -9ilen fir 8erftopfuns,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-02
Setertags Ggcmrfipn nadb
benz Sften.

&nt %. December 1905 tuerben Die
gidet $ Ngenten grcuriiDns 3idets
CUR 8ate BON einem 5abrpreis uno
Elm 9rittel, siltia fir Die &iidreiie
auf 30 Tage, nab alien Buntten in
Obip, Snoiana, Suiuois uno Bldben
ueItlih BON Bittsbura, Ba., in Bena.
ipleanien, pia ct. Souls uno 8enns
iploania 4inien nertaufen. WegeH
nGberer ginselbeiten iber ben Ruas
oienit ppn st. Youis aus iebt gub
in @erbinoune init
6. q. Bairo,
@eiienoer Baiia8tersG eent,
San Nutunio, Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-02

49, Ralf. cement. Sano, Uad'
feline, feuerfeite Steine uno 2bpa.
Sbeer unb Mspbaltpapier, Dahpappe'
Cheer unb Nspbalt, Del, 9erpentin,
Tarben, 8laa &c. &c. ftets ~0Orrdtbig
BEL 8. 6. 9ieimatta, 3O6 Off
Commerce traBe. Rteorise Breile,
quite 8aare i0tuie quite uno reene
Beoienung weroer aarantir'. -
TeIephpn 4lO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-02
Muerlet.

- 5enor Nlbinp st. Nuncip, Der
nteritanii6e WusftelIunes &ommii.
iar auf unlerer Nair ia9t, baB Mtertto
auf Der ndmHidbrigen Nusftellung
perrnutlih mieoer pertreten iein miro,
- Wan braudt niht in 8erleaer.
belt au tonmen, mas man Nngeb6s
rioerl uoer Treunoer, 81 Weibnahten
lhenteu Iou. &ic Tenaab ilft
iiber ale biefe Ghmieriateiten burb
ieirl erDBes 2aeer pun @eibnabtss
Us aren btnuea.
Das mub man ihr laifen. oas
Rppfabldlaaer peritebt uniere 80lis
aeis uno Seuerwebr@ &ommiiiiDn aus
Dem S. s.. Neunsebn gntlaiiuneen
at, einert Gage i'm Snterelte Der gis
piloienftrefprm (?). 1T cine 2etftune,
UNI uel@e iie Elm Mutofrat, Der Die
Beamten aus politiihen @runoen
taltitelt, beneiben tDnnte.
- @rfabrung maht ben Weiiter.
Cine @rfabrune uDn iiber 40 Sahren
i'm @eihdft bat Sic Tenge ee>
lebrt. was fir ben bieiigen 8eib'
nabtemartt paSt. N1es prattiih,
niiblih, angenebm uno ib6n.
- Hep. Sacpb 3ern. felt abtsehn
5abren Baitur oer beutihen Wetbos
oiitensairde. @de 8uena Gtitas uro
San Warcoss StraBe, lift am Sreitaa
nanmittae i'm Nlter BON IS Sabren
an Tubertuloiis ~geitorben. Sriiher
mar er Weltefter Der beutiden Mes
tbobiften : @emeinbe in @DDHppiue.
gr binterldBt Srau uno einen 5obn.
- Mic 9engg bat bas 6aupts
quarter fiir ale Weib1ahts o.
hen. Seine ar6Bere, reibba(tieere
uno ibDnere Nusmabl in Der gansen
Staot.
SIN perfoiienen Wonat ite[te
Der GDuntpsgle 139 6eiratsiheine
aug.
Bfeifen, Trommeln unb Trompetert
1no mas iunit fir Die Woneten
NIeS 81 erlangen 1T -
Wia man ipieler bell ger gbrilt -
Gann bel s engg man NQes haben.
Nub biel andre Weibnahta eaben
Wiro mat, finben in Dem Store,
Sprebt nur gleih nod heute Dor.
- Was man Tatt nennt. lit oft
MIR Taftif.
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9iufcbermepictnem 8ir treiben

4fuiMermebictnem. Bir treiben teie
ne MarttIhreierei, aber ANAKESIS,
bas eroBe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, BOT
Tauienoe turirt, nahbem 8ai6mittel,
Salben uno allerlei 8fuibmittel nibt an
geibtasen batten. gs tpirb nDn Mer5ten,
aner Sbulen g%utaebeisen. Sc 1T Elm ein'
fades nit Mebictn prdpartrtes @inf1b'
runasmtttel, tpirtt ols elm Snfrument,
grtpeibun9smittel unb WRebicament, &C.
tpdbrt iofDrt 2tnoeruna unb fuirb fir Elm
u%ntriieliebes 9etlntittel erflart. Breis
s. LOO. 8robe frei. Sranco peribidl
burb P. Neustaedtcr g. Co., Box 2416,
New York,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-02
sbredltcher aampt.

Seit iteben Sabren. idreibt @ep.
Us. 9offman BON 6arper, Waib.,
bate th einen idredli@en 8ampf nit
dr0niiGen 2ebers unb Waaenleioen.
Sh iieate, inbem in electric Bitters
nobm. SD empfehle es iebr. gS
iDute in ieoem Sauie ietn. @s lit cine
wunberbare Wteoiain, oaB lie meinen
5au heilen fonnte. 8n babeu bel
Goolpb 9reiB une &. Ralteper &
Subn. 50 Gents bic 5lalhe.
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Rut nermteten.

Der Store SEQ. 218Ot'gommerce
StraBe, neben Der .5reie Breiie fir
Teras", lift BPM l. Sanuar ab su
Der mietan. 3a6sufra9en in Der Office
Der sTreie Yreife".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-02

- Batter Gapiu. oer iih mabrenb
Der lebten Beit mieoer in ct. Beter8'
burg aufbielt. lit nah Tinlano ee'
HiGtet.
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.,Surp : Tprmaiin'; l@tmer &
9lmtenb) lit als antiieptiides 8abns
uuo Munowalisr uniibertrpfen. 3n
alien aputhefen gu haben,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-02

9ie 80niain nDn England lit
am Sreita9 Is Sabre aft aemDrben,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-12-02

tinftiger @reignihe. ourh bic aetpiffe
ausemeine1 0eieungen uno Nnimo.
fttdten Defrieoiguna erlaneen, germ
81 baben. go erirlnern mir ur8 eis
ner boz mebreren Sahren erlhiene.
men, perrii6ten Sugenoihrift, in Der
gang gen,itli1 elm &rieq smi5Gen
Deutiblano unb ben Ser. Starten
aeihiloert muroe, Der nit Der Nie.
oerlage Der 2ebteren enbete; mir
erinnern uns nerfbieoener pbantaiti.
lher Grtitel uno BrpiGiren Gbnlis
der Dirt, Die aus ben Greiien Der
QasD eutihen Encouragement fino,
uno nDr ALIEN erinnerr mir uns an
bic Shrift Die Sblaht bel 9ur.
ting, tuel1e einen 2anoungspers
iuh in England uno cine Mieoerlaee
Der g~ngldnoer our@ bic DeutlHeti
CUR D%ariteauna bracbte unb bic leis
neraeit ebenfaIs unaebeures Gufie.
ben erreate. Wir lieben bieie Bas
der niht. Bir iehen aud ibrerl
Bmed nidt elm. W6glih, baB elm
Bud uie oas n~Drlie8enoe bebersis
eenos tperte Warnunger entbdlt uno
cine aepiffe auftldrenoe Wirtuno
austibt. e8 uerihdrft aber AUDI aleih.
aeiiig. inoem es ben @eigunger uno
@iniden oer Wenge ihmeidelt. bic
@egenidse aeger anbere Watiunen
uno ruff auf Der atioern Settle emit.
i9ieoene bernpr.
Wir ieben ihon, oaB npn ~internatiu.
1alen 0eberi bieier rSeeftern"
ebenln ausgebeutet tueroen tuirb, uie
bic pShlaht bel DortinQ" uno ba
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

The sh.rred skirt is one OF the well
deserved favorites OF fashion. and is
attractive made from nj
most any 90 the pretty soft materials
THAI are 80 generally in vogue This
one is among the best 90 the kind and
cam DO worn with any waist that may
Dee liked but is especially well adapted
ro the one that is shirred % form a
r.~die. the two together giving the
favorite priuccsse effect. The skirt is
exceedingly graceful and is quite SIM
PIE. it bclug made in sections. which
arc ioinel beneath the ~hlrrinSs- The
SIGHT train illustrated is always pretty
ANA desirable for formal occasions. but
skirts char just escape the floor are
much rbed THIS season and the model
allows 90 thar length also. So becom-
irc alaprcl Oh au hours ~ tle day In
this instance Che material is pearl gray
chiffon wolfe with banding ~ lace 90
tnc same COLOR. but the list Of avail
able ones is many. chiffon ana an tht
~rll Con" SILKS and woods being emf
nenrv desirable. while NULL. both SID
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

women's clothes cost more and require
more material. and that made all
gowns now In use or in stock look
hopeieSsly ont Of date. Fashions are
changed i'm order 20 sell goods. They
are changed just aS much and just as
often as the traffic will bear. The
fashionmonxers would doubtless be
glad 20 impose crinoline on the Chris
tan nations lthe other nations don't
bother much with faShionsl. but II
cannot bs done IL could not exist
here. McAdoo would not tolerate Il
No fashion that viii not DO FOR New
York can pervade the United states;
- the country is safe - Harper ;
Weekly
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
CHAPTER XIV


-1E CRIMSON cHA,mEa ASD THz
IIBRAEv-
when they we've alone Elgin said %
hls daurhte-.
They may not hear us. my dear .
child. lur We have reason % fear that .
they VIII watch us. Therefore. cast +
that napkin over the door Knob. thai 10 f
spy-DE eye may peep in"
kate did as be desired. and Elgin .
r-olned VITA ala q fond fathers an
cu.sh as De saw how much The hand
uns bound the arms thar were won't %
De wound ia iovllE embrace around his
heck.
MY angel girl said be. as Kate re-
turned 20 the bedside. you perceive
little food remains upon my dishes
F Tax. ] beg az you. that you may be
f strengthened o. hold our even unto
death. against that wicked nan"
'.You are sure the food j. not
poisoned. dea- father asked Kate. a.
she o5eyed-
7 an. my poor china said Elsin-
~And now Jhat you have eaten. do not
cry aloud when I tell you most joyful
thing"
Kate looked surprised. What could
her poor impr.soIed father have 10 tel
beg that I--Lt BE- Joyful
Yes. NY child" said Ei-ln. Vow
place your ear close 20 my lips"
As che compiled. De- whispered:
james Green IS alive. Wa.C re
has escaped from The wei. AID IS now
, Ia this chimney
Kate stared az her father. terrified
= lest L-s troubles had made him insane
2 q speak the truth. my chld." SAID
! Elg.n- ~slt there on the bed. and lear
! forward 50 az % place your face ID
\ ti4e opening above the gsate. 50. Nov
call BIS name Do not fear-rae soun'
/. wM 20 upward
'-James-' cried Kate. Ia a lou
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

ana cotton. net and the Ike are also
suitable
The skirt is made with two sections,
and The nounce. The lower section and
the G0uuce both are -shiTed 10 form
headings. and beneath these headings
the Jennings are made. The shirrlnss
az tile upper edge give yoke enect'
and are arranged over plain founda-
ton.
The quantity u material required Tor
Tie medium size ls twelve yards TWEEN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

TOTO. not 70 curse e." said Eigfr- 4
"A feeble man Ike me. a repentant \
slnner-thouSh. thank Heaven. not I
such aend as You are-should not 4
prc<une 70 curse a fellow mortal: but /
I wish 70 hear Il that I may know the /
real name OF the villain who so ri
unrhs In iniGuity."
~Tt Is dangerous 90 me 70 utter tt
said Hammond. ct WIN accomplish
nothing 90 tel 81. and now. once for all.
Henry Elgia. VIII you make over your
estate 20 Cathsrine Eigin. dating the
will prior 60 your supposed deceaseT'
why 80 Won not complete your VII
lai,y by murcc-l2S me ar once de-
msnded ElSin-
1T would Be horrible FOR q daughter
20 marry the murderer Of her father"
Think not I would marry the son
OF Nicholas Dunn though death were
nv only alternstiver~ exclaimed Kate
"Ah, you have learned SO much"
said Luke. snccringly. You heard"
You and Nancy Harker conversing
during my p7Stended delirlum." said
| Kate. Father. this man Is Nancy
Harke-'s brother. and old Fan IS their
mother
TIVE demons and a witch Tor their
mother" said ElEin-
-Cstharine FlEin.~ said Luke. with
4 stern ferocity. Il said that Il would be
horrible Tor a daughter TO marry TIE
murderer OF her father; but q would
Be more horrible FOR r daughter 20 be
The murderess of her father.~
- q
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

ssNow. In order 70 subtract" ex-
olslned a teacher 20 a class ia matne-
mates things have 70 always be OK
tie same denomination For instance.
we couldn't take three apples frcn
four pears. nor six horses from nine
dogs"
= hand went up ia the back part OF
the room. Teacher" shouted a sniaAs
boy. cant you take four quarts Ok
ak from three cows:"~frncn.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

Eph-"How you git along ridin' IN
them there slecpin' cars whom YOU
took your trips"
S.mp--Got along au night. hut
caught a coiored fellow tryiu' % sneak
away with my boots an made I'm
bring 'em back "-Indiauap0hs star.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
oh. Slusht

CLo,iy - "Yoas. I'm going FIN for
cwlcket and golf and al that sawt Of
thing. y know. They're such manly
sports. y know"
Miss Pepucry- idea, You're
becoming positively mannish. aren't
you: '-Puck.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
N. 1-h-eat-aea I's.I.ai % crloolIoF. :

Times are Eof dull; there Is aDunA
enre Of news. and set there creeps into
.hs paprrs a ruInor Of impending erin
oHne. u comes from LONDON from
Paris from Chicago. from iiitsours-
that s.. the rumor comes. but crinohne
doesn't. and won't The evildoers who
invent fashions would be glad 20 dis
tribute any new fashion that made
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

Feathers will be used q great deal
more than they were last winter. The
craze for wings has not subsidized. but
ostrich feathers have the greatest
vogue. The plumes are used 10 cover
bsndeaus and cachepeigncs, and are
allowed 20 dToop vell-llke on The hair
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

A charming dress 81 red ana DiacA
plaid was made with fun pieatei
skirt on a very small hip yoke me
waist had TWO defp pieats running
from the shoulders on either side iof
fulucss. The neck was cut IN a large
square with a little N-shaped piece
crt out Of the lower edge
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

"Ryllnks has a perfect mania for
condensing everything. Did you hear
how he proposed:
"NO"
"He held up an engagement ring be-
fore the girls eyes and said 'Ehs
And what did she say
"She just nodded. "-Iit-Eits.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

Cooke--Do you think Dr. kwacs-
er's cough medicine does any goodF'
Ashley-"Not unless the directions
are followed"
Cooke-"What are the direcuonsf
Ashley - Keep the bottle tightly
corked. Woman Home Companion
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

Crayce- What's the matter. dearT
GIadys-"Oh. my home life is not
happy"
Grayce--But your husband seems
10 think you an angel.
Cladys-~Nes. but he also seems 10
th.nk I ought 10 be satisfied with an
angels wardrobe
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

Friend--Do You think that automO-
biies viii eventually take the place OF
the railroads.
Auto Enthusiast (gloomiiyl-"l hard
IS think 50. The railroads kiilcd 10
Oo0 people last year in this country
alone"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
A ciinoher.

A Chicago mother was trying to get
her little boy 10 bed. Run along
Johnny" she said. 'and get into your
bed. The little chickens have all gone
to bed"
Eyes. mother. know" said me Ut
tie tot with a quivering Up. but me
old hen wentto bed with 'em."-yRdge-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

You'll ind I'm hard 20 discourage"
said the persistent suitor meiodramat-
icany. some day III make You ad-
mix YOU love me. and then-and not
Till them viii die happy
"I'E say IL now replied the heart
less girl. Il don't mind telling = As
for q good end sketch.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

THAT fellow Spinks has excellent
Judgment"
What makes YOU think SoF
"Why. er-he's always asking my
opinion about thing"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
FeIlOSSS


Excited Wife - Wake up. Henryi
The house is on FIRE"
Sleepy Husband - Great heavenst
Now we'u have 10 move agains'-An-
swers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

"Then you don't Delcve ID phrenol-
ogyEF
NO. rather not I once gave one or
those fellows sovereign 70 read my
head. and. after feeling il long time.
All ha said was that had 10 idea OF
the value OF money. Punch
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04
CHAPTER XIII.
Cnnrnurf

"A - .s-r---sx-e-r, -aa-e aro I rnnfp &
-. 49,, $500 - an American
-rvf,e-,en 70 ubon nv facial and per.
-, --z.--,.is,-, VS. 81 renarkshls
g. nv ,oun SISTER twice addressed 4
A.. s-no,Sin- thst Re was L Tnis .
,r-rut5r--.- v~ss of nv axe and even I
-. ru-es q or voices were simnsr. Z
Fze tos teen travelling ovs- Europe I
-azz Asa and even Africa. Tor seven F.
sz-S before he met ne IN London
Soon zfrrr we became acquainted Re
sElczsne6 and died. and before rs death
- gave ne ar his papers. letters and
-eEe--S. ~ ~ delivered 70 young lady
IN rer Hampshire. 20 whu-n he was
sSct-othed He told me thlt he and
Ehr Rad pledged rhs-- Vows when D
~as eighteen but th2- her parents had
-uonsEntc5 20 TIA match only upon The
-s-un.-lrirn rhs- De should w1it seven
yg-rs--h-1 Is. u1tI be should De-
rwe--r-frc years He was an orphan.
1fch. zn5 win tut ore lea- relative
81 czrth 9 sister. 7Tac afterwards -
Szur ven vlfc. the mother - Cathar-
fnc EE-l- he.-- - uaru-e az q roviE-c
-dlz7osic--. and ty the VIII q BIS
E1tlE- iu fr- possession e. his inherit
- he determined 20 -'aveL esDecisi-
y rs tie parents 81 rs hstro-heo for
80 any further conn 1--i- ca--on %
o. ne lovers Tor q it-s- I'VE years
EidG &c hls hetrcthad id'eu- and e1-
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81 icr-h rT'on MS raves
He VS. returning W1en he died ID
Londe-- a--z- co111-ns % ne l-s Story
snd erec-s. VIII q UA which De-
Ine-t1f- me greater I.-fl % rs - l-
erlE % --- relr---e,- ana t-e lt--'-
Dr. GO r-s SISTER AMONG -'s e1ells
to-lI- ------Ie -- 20
Wasc- she had ~-nt % am ie"
rDnn-ls a--o-e- io- a-,e- e--e-ce 81
ave yes, e-TI-sl z ---.~-e 80
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So s a.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

somehow one does not fancy SILK on
n child. Neither should a younz E r.
asoe4r IN decollete. A yer. small ell VA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

l. often cherublc in a lOw-necked frock,
but the older girl may have only her
gown slightly cut out at the neck The
collariess gown Is allowable. and eibo"
sleeves are In perfectly good form.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

New York City.-By Ear the greater
number % fancy waists are closed AZ
the back and some very attractive and
charming effects are the result. Here
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-11-04

ty-one. nine and one-haif yards twen-
ty-seven. or SIX yards forty-fonr Inches
wide. with twelve and one-hah yarcs
Of handing 70 trim as illustrated.