davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27
Aliens In London's west End.

There We're aliens In the west end
as we'll as in the east end. Take the
case Of man who came to London
for nights pleasure to see what was
going on here. AT 4 wcstsend hotel
he was received hy a cashier who was
n Frenchman, shown to the lift BIZ
German, and d Swiss took him 70 his
room and carried bis luggage He o..
dere1 his dinner from French rEst-e
dhotel, he was seryal by Ge-Iea.
and the food WAS cooked by q French
chef Aftcrward be entered a mcto-
car driven by 4 French chauffeur ane
he visited the italian opera. TIE over-
ture at the opera was rlayod by eo.-
cign band, and the only man who
looked like ain Engllshman Yves TIE
player OF i triangle After tie opera
his supper was served III ap Italian
restaurant, and he went hsna after
smoking Turkish cigarette Wes.-
minister Gazette.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27

Is mucn worse. There are a certain
number OF. things which everybody is
supposed to know ! sometimes think
That nobody really knows all of them
and that more time is spent in trying
10 hide the ignorance than would be
needed to acquire the information. But
my own case is black indeed.
Come" said the doctor, Ignorance
Of some little thing which everybody
Is supposed to know cannot be regard
ed as an objectionable crime. There
is nothing to worry about"
you do not know how black my
case is. Listen His voice sank to
a hoarse whisper. 81 do not know
never have known for more than a mo-
mcnt of time-how to spell the word,
seize"
"But really" said the doctor, zone
learns that kind of thing in the
nursery"
Some do" said the professor. 81
never did. l never could For the
last so years have never even looked
the word up in a dictionary. 1t is
| OF no use. The knowledge will not
stop. Two minutes after | have seen
| ii | have forgotten it; and /, sir, am
a professor OF languages AS LOOK
| back all my life seems to have been
filed with mean, cunning and dis.
! graceful subterfuges to avoid spelling
| the word seize have written other
WORDS when seize was the word thai
| really wanted My bitterest eSpe-
ri3nce was with Jane. was explain.
ing TO her one day that she did not
| understand anything about anything
! and that it would be good thing /!
she we're better educated She was
/ writing letter at the time. and per.
haps not paying sufficient attention L
what was saying. AT any rate she
looked up from her letter. suddenly
and said: How do you spell seized,
George?"
What did you do? Get out of tn,
room in fit Of coughing?"
mo; she might have suspected.
told her. told her definitely ant
firmly, and it is extremely probable
that | told her wrongl | knew tina
the people who received the lette
would be too delicate to speak of he
mistake. But it is not the way u
treat Wife"
His wife was with him when he die
few days later. He was only par
TALLY conscious. His last words t
her were ITS either sci or ST e.
The Sphere.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27

Sometimes battcr has 4 ilsly taste,
and this lei the department of agrlcnl-
ture II yictoria, Australia to make an
Investigation which proves that the
tisly taste In butter IS IN no way con
nceted With fish One Or more of four
specified heterogeneous may be CON
cerned In the Development OF nshness.
Rust cans OF amy so colud tin utcn-
sils from which the thin coatlng OF tin
Is worn away have very deleterlous
effect upon butter made from milk
which the cans have contained. The
iron or steel which becomes exposed by
the abrasion Of the tin coating, all
though IL may be polished bright and
kept clean, has a bad effect on milk
and on cream.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27
Sa6(en.

9res SEN. Sine rside StiFtun1
1T Dem bieIigen @emeinnibi9en Der
Elm gu tell gefporoen, inoen oas lang
idbrige, perItorbene Mitglieo Saul
mann MopIf adbibi6 Elm 2egdt bon
$4,000 Mart leBtipillig bem 9erein 81
guniten Der 8erientolonien uno hes
NorofeebpIpi3e8 Oerma6te. Der erite
Senat nes 0teroerpdltltngsgeri0t5
bob Die @erfiigung Ser ppIi3eioireitiDn
in DRESDEN auI, Die Oas 0ffsntlicAc
QlusfeIlen BON 8ilOern Der Grdftr
Monagnolo in ben @haufenfiern pber
GAautdIen uno sic 1ffenilihe 9lu-
iiinoigung iolher unterIagte.
g d M { n d. Der GlaIermeiIter
Qilte, ipel9er I9pn felt eini9sr 3eit
6puren bon sSrriinn perrietb, bat feline
6rau, bier Ninoer uno feline Gtbpiea
germutter init eiitem 8eil erihlagen.
Iad Der arauiigen Morbtbat itedte
ainte oas Saus in Brand. Sr murNe
alsbalo in Souft 9enommen.
& ir 1 Der q. &pmmeroienrath
Molf bat 10000 Wlart fir osn Real !
! fdulfonos uno MonbGno.er Hi9aro
aaolpig je 5000 wtort fir oenIelter
5ofos unD fir Den GbriitbeIt9crungae
fpans gefpen0et.
8 0 4 10 / +. Dor &ur3em 1T nit
Scr GAienenIe9ung fir Die elettriide
8a9n NiebcrIeblib 2odipib areiIda
begpnnen norren. man toTft, DC gdhr
no4 I'm Gpdt9erbTte in &eirieb nsbmen
3u tDnnen
/ 9 IA ne n. CUR Grinilerung an
Den Sag all pelcbem St5nig BrisOrig9
Nu9uit gum c4I.en Mldl ndd) ici.cr
| 5bronteIteigung unTcgc Gta0t NIT ieis
ntn @eIilte tee9rte, fat Der Gta0tae
msinostqtb teI9ioHtn, aug Oen lleLers
idiilfen unIerer @partcIfe cine Gtif.
tuna tm 9e!ra3e ION 100000 Rarf
gu errit9ten, rerea 3inien piiroigea
untenlittelten GinnoGrern inIercr
Gtaot in Notblagen GciclaTttiGer oocr
bGusliher Qcrt 81 cute tomren {Olen,
H B me n. STE Gtlotgemeino.
1at oas in ndtbfer Idtc 3piidca biel
uno Gleis6erg qe.egsns SccriGdiJsaliI
gBolfst6al tdufli(9 erlsogben, I'm odi
rei9lic9 flieBenoe S9dNer ter oroti5cr
QueI!en mad bier 81 lei.en.
3 10 d au. 3ie GtdbEgenleinbi
itiftete 5O,o0o Mott gum Gurontie
fonos fiji Die 1906 bier itdttiinoenol
Generic uno SnouItie>glu Itelluug.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27
SECRET IGNORANCE.
BY BARRY PAIN.

A professor of oriental languages lay
dying. lie was learned man with
q long list OF initials after his name
and long, white beard. His work
In phllolpgy Is to this day spoken OF
with great respect, His studies in
ElizaEethan literature were profound,
and his clear and authoritative as-
says on the subject have just been
collected from the learned reviews and
repuhlished.
Doctor" he said to his medical at
teEdant, IAN | dying?'
Nonsense" said the doctor irri-
tably You've got quite good chance
Of pulling through all right, If you do
what you're told, and don't worry. And
you've been, worrying"
How do you know that"
Never mind. It mist be SO. Your
mind ia not at case.
No" said the professor, YEARLY,
far from 1t; very far from it.
Well said the doctor, cheerfully
you must get over that. 1t cannot be
money matter"
No" said the professor, my az
fairs are in order. | leave enough be-
hind me; Jane is amply provided for,
"Of course. II It is in any way connect
cd with religion"
The professor smiled with tired su.
periority. THE few generalities which
servo me for religion-all that my rea
son permits me to accept-are no
enough to trouble me And vet
own that II Is by my conscience tina
ara tortured. There has been some
thing hidden in my life"
I am not curious said the doc
tor, 'but If you think it would eas
your mind to speak of 1t ! shoult
strongly recommend you to do 50
Could you not talk to your wife abou
it,"
The professor shook his head mo
no, he said, 'it is one of the things
one CT the many, many things-tha
Jane could never by any possibl
chance understand. Perhaps, just a
the last. | may tell you. You will re
gard it as a secret?"
question to doctor. You may dc
pend upon me absolutely"
,"Am dying?" he asked again III
next morning
NO, no, said the doctor, as he pJ
down his thermometer. But your
not so well. OF course, you haven
slept properly"
No. said the professor; 1--WE sleI
very little. How can sleep with tn
burdcL on my mind?'
The doctor shrugged his shoulder
and said nothing.
Come" said the professor, quicM
II will tell you. The door is locked
The doctor turned the key and r
turned to the bedside.
Once" said the professor, ~ kne
q woman"
ITS always woman" thought tt
doctor to himself.
"A woman of the highest charact
Ia good mother, ar. excellent manag
OF a household. she gave away Il
prize at girls school. | was the
and saw her. In conversation som
thing aroused my suspicious, and
said: DO you know the name of &
chancellor of the exehequer?' She sa
she did, but she did not tell me t
name, and she blushed crimson"
We'll, WE'LL said the doctor, imp
ticntly, what has all this got to
with it?"
Hell case is mine. except that. mi
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27
An Exccrt Opinion.

Mr. Andrew Lang says nothing Is
drearler than talk about patent put
tiers, patent clubs and patent ciecks.
A good player can play with any vari
city, bad player tand the borcs are
always bad players) cannot play well
with anything.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27
Sreie @taote.

8 Surg. GnSe 1907 piro
Sdmburg SaS st5btt Odd Der WeVi
oufsupeiieu buben. Dis Merft pDn
8lobm &: @ob IisB nit Dem gor zines
Nieienbods beginnen, oos cine S,cbcs
trait BON $500 Scnnsn erbaltsn
ipiro. NoS jebioe erTbIe Tod Der
Werft battle 1900 1onnen Setttraf..
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27

A Cincinnati Judge has decided that
bowleggcdness is too common to DO
depended upon as a mark Of identifi'
cation. Its prevalence In Cincinnati
IL caused probably, by the constant
strain OF walking up and down the
steep hills.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27

The Australians are the greatest tea
drinkers In the wcrld. annually con-
Stunning seven and thrc-fourths pounds
q head. IN England the consumption
Is about six and three.fourths pounds
a head and In the United States only
one pound two ounces.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27
4Asto,,ndinr.,

Astounding 10 the only word to
apply to the statistics of mysterious
disappearanccs'' in London last year
No less than 35,262 eases were notified
to the police, and in less than half
was any trace OF the missing persons
discovered. In other words, some
thing like 10 Londoncrs disappear cv-
cry day in the year, so completely that
nothing more Is ever heard of them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27
Lonn.separated Partner EIaht.

George Maybell and Ire Hoeye, once
friends and partners In business, met
in the street In Fresno, Cal. the 9th
err day, after not having seen each 9TH
er for twenty Ave years. and at once
began to fight over IS that one owed
Tho rthpr
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27
Eutone'a Laraest Fla Tree.

Tho largest fig tree In Western Eu-
rope Is the one at Roscyofi, Brittany.
Y Is In the garden Of Capuchin con-
cut and It's spreading branches. sup
oftcd by scaffolding. are said to he
apab!c of sheltcg,ng over 200 per-
scas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27
The Arctic Reo;oo.

The arctic region consists Of deep
polar ocean near,y surrounded by
land. with flow Of Atlantic water In
wards on the Siberian side. and cut
Wards down the east coast OF Green
land.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27

In Egypt. In the eclipse OF 1882,
soldiers had 10 guard the British camp
from the excited Egyptians who would
have invaded It. AS il was, their WILL
nhrieks as the sun became overcast
were sufficiently disturbing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27
Submarine Fore 1t,

BY means Of -bottomed boats
1t has been discovered that the bot
tom of Monterey bay, Cal. is d beau
tiful submarine forest Of sen oranges.
Green ribbons, horse TAIL sea pom
pons, etc. Some Of the plants are
thirty feet In height
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27
How Some Men Wear Them.

There are some men who put on a
new suit and never sec it again unit.
someone taps them on the shoulder
and tells them It Is ready for the rag
bag Detroit Tribune.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27
Drummer's cramp.

Baeon--ls there such thing as drum.
mer's cramp?
> Egbert Well, II there is, those Rus
sian drummers must have 1t from beat.
ing retreats. - YonSers Statesmen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27
A Good MIXER.

Johnny-Pa, what Is a good mixer?
Pa--A man who can mingle the
mint Of the moneyed classes, the ice
OF the Indifferent and the whisky Of
tho majority into one grand jrlep.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27

a record cargo cf bananas was
landed at Manchester recentls~ CON
sistirg 81 $1,000 punches. The, wero
lroM Costa EIca. DAl \.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27

"Try TO look a little pleasanter,"
said the photographers to Mr.. Tyte-
Phist. Remember. am making
these pictures at half my usual rates.
There, that will do nicely"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27

"That old man has five beautiful
daughters
"And Is he as rich in dollars as in
daughters?"
Eyes, sir | think he's worth Just
about $751;"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27

The English flag floats on 1859
merchant vessels. The total number
Of such vessels In the world Is given
as 29,T56.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27

Bulletin ads pay2 Ask any mer.
chant that has used its columns during
the past year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27

ainber tparen porber niat permiBt
moroen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27

His wife was with him when he died
few days later. He was only par
TALLY conscious. His last words to
her were: IT'S either sci or s g. /"
The Sphere.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-09-27

GdrtnerS Jrunie IN Wstgipts. Jrdnie
lit geitorben.
41ruui,t, Observation-Disclosures
sSIensburs. Bon ben i'm Wtai
oieIes Sabres in hen 9lusitdno getrss
tenen g(rbeitern Der Sdbiffbauz Gelells
ihdft 6aben 1900 Die Nrbeit duf Der
Werit ipieoer dufgenommen.
Seioe. Die yloroeeuil6e Gorneh.
besfTabsis tci Seioe it total ricbcrg.s
bronnt.
Giel. Das GsIhipaocrtrieasse.
riht rerurtteilte Den Acknowledgement
Georges pom Qinienl6iff .Wittslss
6o6" lpsaen llnreoliAteiten uno nils
teridlaauneen gu 3ebn Wlundten Gse
| fdnanib, sur Degradation uno 0ers
Iebuna in Die 5fpeite Soloatentlahe.
31rnniny 1lirIffnlrn.
W arter. Sierorts puroe Der
| 9ergmonn G1iIe BON Dem Yoli3eiiers
seanten @iedmunn, Der tpdbreno einea
Streitcs einen S1rezTdub absebsr
tpoIlte, erIdoiIcn.
qDitten. Sn Dem bend9bdrter
9dltebdrot Drdnnte oas GtallaebGubt
ocs 9ergmunns pidbarot ab. Sci Der
glufrdilnungSortsilen fon0 man 81,
bertoblten aeitben 5peier 3in6er Gid
4 baEbtS, zines 5ehnj6brieen anabsr
| uHb sineS adtidhriasn wlGohens. Di
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-19
Todo 10 Vence ell amor

Kyles Belts. labrador rico, y
Elizabeth Mobbley, avecinda
dos ambos en- las cercanias de
Austin, Texas, Sc amaban, pero
sus familias no llevaban gusto
en- clio. Ell galan VIC por don
de venia Ell aqua al molino. Que
rian sin duda hacer de el Y su
Dulcinea una segunda edicion
de Romeo y Julieta, y Sc propu-
so darles gusto en- parte repre-
sentando un retazo de la TRACE
dia de Shakespeare, este es, re.
ferente al casorio clandestino,
pero tocante a las puilaladas y
al veneno-"iVamos, hombre!"
-pens6 Ell. Asi, pues, una be-
LA maflana que fue la del 10
de Septiembre. la pareja Sc au-
sento y al regresar, ambos res
pondian al. .mismo apellido De
algo ha de servir la experiencia.
Ell novio tiene 96 amos y la no
via "a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-19

que por/ la tolerancia de estos
servicios ell Sultan pagaba fuer.
tes sumas a la Repnblica 49,.
IndignaCo dicho periodico por,
que el Tmperio otomAno rehuia
ell pago de unos creditos, anne
nazaba al Sultan con despedir a
su <pol1cia, que era una yer
giienza en- Paris dejandole ex
puesto los atentados de sus
enemigos.
No cometo la gravedad de es-
ia denurcia, cuyo recuerdo es
de toda oportunidad. Limitome
a consignar ell hecho, ofrecien-
dome a probarlo documental-
mepte, y deseando que la bomba
de Selamlik no percuta en- Pa
ris, en- ell sentido de que la Pc.
licia "especial' del Sultan, nece-
sitada de hacer acto. de presen-
cia para seguir cobrando, no
urda complots nj invente COM
plicidades para atropello y des-
gracia de infelices turcos que
andan por ahi vendiendo babu-
chas y cacahuetes. =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-19
BiDi0DCa Sociological International

SIETE ENSAYOS e vodmenes) 80. ......."......
LAS LEYES SOCIOLOGICAS q volumen)
PROBLEMAS SOCIALES CONTEMPORARIES.
LA DEFENSA DE LOS TRABAJADORES Y LA
JORNADA DE OCHO HORAS Il volumen) ...-.
FILOSOFIA SOCIOLOGICAL Il volumenl.
LEOPARD LA LUZ DE LA CIENCIA q vol.)
LA ESENCIA DEL CRISTIANISMO q voldm:)
LA EVOLUCrON DE LAS CREENCIAS LAS
DOCT3INAS POLITICAS e volimenes). ........
LA QUESTION SOCIAL ES UNA QUESTION MO-
Ell JARDIN DE EPICURO. Il volumen). .... ~.
Ell FEMINISMO EN- LAS SOCIEDADES MODER-
LOS t'i'i fDEALEs DE La VIDA. Il voldmenes) ~.
CONCEpTO DE LA SOCIOLOGlA Y UN ESTU-
DO SOBRE LOS DEBERES DE LA RlQUE-
RAZAS sWPERloRES Y RAzAS INFERlvRES,
O LATINOS Y ANGLO-SAJONES. q vol ).....
SARTOR RESARTUS q voldmenes).. ...... ......
Ell DESTINU DEL HOMBRE Il volumen)..
LA CONCIENCIA CRIMlNOSA Il volume,>.
LA CIENCIA DE LA EDUCAClON e voi.). .....
LA SANDAL SOCIAL LOS OBRERO> e. J..
LA ANTROPOLOGIA CRIMINAL Il vol
LOS NUENVOS DERROTEROS FEMALES. .....
MISTICOS SECTARlUS =. :. ...... .. ....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-19
Habdu-Hamid J suPolicia

Dicen que Habdul-H -Hamie
tiene POI todo pasto intellectual
la lectura del Coran, en- cnyas
paginas no creo que haya apren
dido a cometer los horrores cri
menes que le han hecho mere
cedor execracion publica. Si a
mas del Coran. leyese tambien
Ia.Prensa de Paris, encontraria
en- ella un castigo mas terrible
que ell que quiso imponerle
Quien lanzo sin tino una bonn ba
contra el.
En- efecto mientras los perio-
dicos radicales, hacienda histo
ria, recuerdan las atrocidades
cometidas por ese "hombre en-
fermo" que no acaba de morir,
los periodicos moderados, al pu-
blicar la noticia del atentado de
Selamlik, abstienense de todo
comentario que indique ind1g-
nacion 8 sentimiento. Es como
81 la Prensa reseilase el hecho de
haberle tirado una bomba a un
perro hidrofobo.
No es que esta Prensa aplau-
da Ell atentado Nj ell que costo
la vida a Phleve, aunque 10 JUS
tifico The Times" con pala-
bras memorables, nj ell que hizo
alicos al gran duque Sergio,
con todo y considerandosele
principal autor de la ruina y la
deshonra del pueblo russo, fue-
ION aplaudidos por esta prensa,
esencialmente burguesa.
Pero en- Ell sin1estro telon que
oculta a medias las escenas de
Turquia a los ojos del especta.
dor europeo, la Prensa parisien-
Sc We escritos los asesinatos de
Abdul Axis, (tio de Abdul-Ha-
mid), del gran Midhat-Baja,
Nouri- Baja y Mahmoud, cuyas
cabezas fueron presentadas en-
alforjas de cuero al actual Sui
tan; los asesinatos del gran ma
riscal Suleiman-B Baja, de Abdul
Kers1n-Baja, de Egoub- Baja, de
los poetas Kemel-Bey y Suseya.
Baja; los destripamientos de mu
jeres; los entierros en- vida de
mozas sepultadas hasta el cue
llo en- ell surco, v con las caras
cubiertas por cestas llenas de
Tatas y avlspas: los ensartes de
ni1lOs en- las bayonetas de los
soldados; Ell descuartizamiento
de sacerdOtes, como los de Creta
y Armenia; los chapuzones de
los deportados de Yemen, echa-
dos al aqua; los incendios de vi
Alas y aldeas; la desapariCion dc
''trescientOS mi. armenios" con-
dena1oS la tortura V la muer-
te; un osariO. he d1cho. de ca.
bezas Cortadas a raiz de las man
dibulas, con los coyotes reple-
gados como muecas seniles, de
manos crispadas que pretendie-
ron detener Ell arma homicida,
de Venus sangrando. =. de bo-
cas- atroZmente abiertas que a
GritOs imp]oraron misericordia y
perdon, de esquelos femeninos
que comprimen entire agarrota-
dos brazos amores de nifiOs con
dos vientres despanzurrados; TN
osario de miembros rotos Y dis.
persos como por la explosion de-
giganteSca b mba, de verdes en-
tralas momi6cadas por ell item.
po y florecldas por la humedad.
Hay algo mas terrible que to
do ESQ: cierta divulgacion que
hizo lie Matin" en- IN articulo
que conserve = puedo reprodu-
cir en- case necesario. Cuando
la escuadra francesa hizo rum
bo guerrero hacia Turquia para
cobrar por la fuerza unos credi-
tOs, la prensa de Paris, tirando
de la manta, saCo a la p1blica
vergiienza las sangrientas ma.
nos de Habdul Hamid, y enton.
ces lie Matin" denuncio que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-09-19

LsSaS Boss SgfO9gE.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-29
BE WISE---BUY EARLY

Don't wait until the last minute to select your Xmas
presents Things won't be any cheaper Xmas Eve than
they present and naturally the selection won't be
half as good. You make your selections and
will lay them aside till you call for them It's mighty
poor policy let everybody buy ahead Of for the
prettiest items always sell first Ours extraordinary
stock aim to buy only useful presents and we think
have succeeded You'll think too you look over
the line showing.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-29
STERLING BACK BRUSHES

Our line of brushes was complete at pres
ent This week added lot Of Sterling Back Brushes
Of every kind, such as Cloth Hat Hair and Hand
The patterns all and very pretty We have
sterling back brushes to sell 49, co. So So co.
$500, $500, $500 and 500 each. Price ranges ac
cording to size of brush and quality OF brises You
might think long time and then decide on present
that wouldn't be half as pleasing.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-29
BE sURETo REGISTER

Already book contains dozens Of names and un-
der each appears list OF presents desired by
that particular person. you have registered by
this time you had better do at Don't you think
it would be pretty fine get the very article you most
desired for Christmas? WE'LL that's what will happen if
you register in book Our line OF Holiday goods is
fine We spent lots of time making selections
and naturally each item the best OF it's kind Renem
Der, it costs you nothing to register.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-29
CHEST PROTECTORS, soc TO $3.50

Are you sure you don't need chest protector? They
are almost an absolute necessity up in this country and
have all kinds and every price soc up The felt
ones arc especially good for the price You get them
Tor 5Oc and 75c each The Feltined Chamos Protectors
come in all and various prices We have a GOOD
quality Channels Vest that sell at $3.50 The usual
price OF these vests $3.50 Some people prefer the gen
dine Frost King and Queen Chamos Vests and we have
them also. They cost So. so.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-29
NEW MIRRORS, soc 70 $1,000

About any style mirror you could possibly want
you'll find here. We have them ALL and every price.
The prettiest mirrors have the trplicate kind
They made to hang stand and cost from 5000 to
$1,000. In hand mirrors you can't ask for anything
can't show YOU and in pocket shaving mirrors.
Any OF these glasses will make acceptable Christmas
Presents.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-29
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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-29
Il JEWEL WALTHAM Go 20
20 YEAR GOLD CASE. @I@e0V

If you need good watch want to give away
for Christmas Present, here is your chalce We only
have thirty OF these watches and at So they won't
last long Our watch prices from to lower than
the usual prices and, carry everything in good
watches, we you money any style watch you
may Our selection of watches consists OF between
300 and 400 at present, which gives you unequaed
line to choose FROM
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-29
WHIsk BRooMs, loc

Think OF that good whisk for Toe. The, kind some
stores sell at Csc. We admit not making profit
these brooms at that price, but customers appre
cate buying goods at wholesale prices, and in
while make such offer. Get OF these brooms
before they are all gone
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-11-29
Ii JEWEL DUEBER HAMPDEN
NICKEL CASE. $3.50

For those who want good watch cheap, here your
chance. We bought fifty OF these movements at big
reduction from the regular price and clean them
in hurry we have cut the price deep that makes
them remarkable bargains
Remember, every OF these watches carries our
unqualified guarantee They will keep good time for 20
years more. Come in and have look at them Give
your boy OF these watches for Christmas.