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The Washington times., 1906-04-04
The Times Gibson Gallery.

With the object OF making The Sunday
Times series Of Gibson pictures very in
teresting. indeed. subjects OF varying
kinds have been selected Sunday Times
readers have had love. romance. satire,
humur. almost every human emotion,
depicted by the pen Of the famous Glib
son. Next Sundays picture is entitled
AT the Matinee" +" and il is the best that
has yet appeared
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"BEST In MARKET"
Are Cuticura Soap and Ointment

Herewith I express to you my most
sincere thanks for the wonderful cure
of the scalp of my child by means of
the CutIcura Remedies. They are the
best Soap and Ointment ever sold In the
market" Mrs. Nj. Neuner,
1905 E. Eager St.,
june 21, 1905. Baltimore, Nd.
Czpse-e Externxl szd Internal Treatment for every
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cures the mott distressing when all else fails Potter
Drug Chem Corp. Sole Props, Roston. Mass.
- Mailed frecs "Hov to Culs Torturinf, pistggyipg
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r. SMITH CUTS OFF
CHILDREN WITH A DOLLAR

With a pittance OF 81 each. Hiram r.
smith cuts OFF his sons and daughters
from participating in the benefits of his
estate after his death.
According 10 the terms of his will
~ared for probate yesterday the tes-
?, after providing for his widow for
directs that his estate shall be
I'm trust for the benefit OF his
ldchildren.
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bro,t her was 50 tired he scouldn't swim to
the bank, SO another colored man Jumped
& IN and got him out. Afterwards all three
81 these brothers q learned to be good
swimmers. Basil aHAl5iLAllP.,
,THESWICKEDt MOTHERsSAND5
THE GOOD FAIRY. 3s.s II
sWlmmerli

There was once IA very Wicked old voc
mar WHO. had two IDA ug tiers, Kate and q
Mag Kate vas the oldest. aI,d B, sy y q,
strong and wicked y Ike her riot HI !, 4 MAG
faiher, who hid died aiittleS aiilai baf6Fe
my story begins, This WI ckedt bid woman
loved Kate because she was like herself;
but she hated Mag, $because she had her
fathers face nnd she Ma &
a 5rnurmur. She dressed Kate 8nlcely " but
poor little Mag Jared badly In the SUM
iimer ahe would ma ke out, but in the vim
ter she would snl most freeze.
One aay Mh s m ohn Wiz
orchard and bring her Il ba sket OF n Ice.
ripe apples slie would beat her almost K to
deaf h n Mag told N her mother there we're
no. a pples. not even blooms. but Tie
broom whioh sent hsr stumbling out sof
the door In "A the snow. Poor little Mag
picked cup her basket d and trudged son
through the snow I % the apple orcnard
AS she came In the garden gate the snow
could smell apple blossoms. and q nssi she
came to a very large apple tree she no 3
sticed 1t was full OF re checked apples
She ran up to 1t at once, and there under
It sat q beautiful fai Try, all dressed n In
to her side. Mag hurried on, not bit
frightened, AZ the fairy looked SO kind
AS she canlesto the fairy she no Iced thai
her lap was full Of apples. She set her
posFed nice red tee
Sdisapp eared. Mag ran to 1 he house az
fast as she could an gave tta apples to
her mother. The wicked old mo tiier "a ID
not know what to think but she came
ito. the conclusion that Mas 9W'as't ia born
falry a'a she meyer maas hss ,SN GFx Sy
8B9S Glen Alien, Va, - Al, s'ss
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zip To Tie Moon.
n =. g 49, 2 ~. 80
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l.s
%si Where lived the NJ agple OH gave n me me
directions ID the moon was 70 u SO
around t,sr house three times \, snd she g
s T9ula hunare a. es ~ hes
house wont on .as IL IL had only We
miles to 80. because 4 was EosnE g zee KS
the man he tter ~ h mpnlnd
asixs aa aoand IS e se
me N wrong 4 got direction n from NJ +.
iFrlts' Gia told Slpe to 30 atty miles eas 9
i tonrneyed on, not OWING WI q net ~ ne
,eES oHa RS ef'ss 81
S.d1I.a fsy RWss III ssa
tired and hutnlgry en5 mans ma,ro
from f n MI ON II purchased something e
Y It'll Feeling very much dell hted ~ wen {
onto a small village. where q purchas ed
ss weP an tsSasns
came up and blew trees. across the roaa !:
1t was such a terrible storm tn ~ no6ody
was able to travel for several days eel.
again On Il my Journey In 4 fl fteen days 81
was III sight Of the moon. q was more =
than delighted to think Twas 40 near the
moon 7, pnD !! { ,,o %
al Ter my camel with a rod. VIII tch caused
him to- run way land .,vexed me very
badly. r had a. very difficult task trying
ke9p ho stb5 a {houFt sams.
thing to eat, as ila had never seen y ps:
ICES ST s when hen r. II ths 81 man - i
ne ms ss ts
as a;ksa s ssa.s
sunday. and u he psSSpe sent me g tne
90. Sc ri eSq s|fS1sfhi ARnnrr,
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x K x8 *
#7he Little
Girl Story.

VI Orcc there was Il small party OF young
5folks who would me nj m old farm
house here III, Mathew ~ twice q week to
e ,,it,r 4 they dec ded that they would
spend ths time IN tsl ling stories. asking
puzzles. recitng poetry Ahu othsr e Y \, :.
eIs fa wa i. s I'D glrl the older onos we're
about lu sny he y NV uld excuse lior from
telling stories, as she was 30 YOU y 8, but
they INV ors All surprised to- see her rise
ana 5e }s I'll iot ~ s,sr ago
Ky gass. s9ss s fHsn Hsf se
morning merry pqrty smiled out q
destination, H. storm 4, arose, @ and every
member on board was sick except the
captain ana myself, 90, Of course, I had
10 30 nurse and battle all heads With
cdmphor NJ !, !. =, I. !. f !, I, \.
III II. 1f is goins iii day without our
dinner, we were reh dy for @ good supper.
About 18 O'clock the moo 5groAe md the
stars shone brightly 80 you may bellcYe
we all were surprised 70 SEQ s.uet, e beat W
tfn night
could rise early next 1no rnit,E we nro, y 9
next morning W ths sun hap e a n
brlght Dre "a yia,sd
WenI asnuls noonument. Gornwaills Cave
nr, d ran down hils But those we could
not run down We rolled down the best
way; va We could . We gathered many souv-
e1iirs and then returned 4 to- DIR boat to
start for home. 5S We re ached 'lAn1e al Q
o'clock p. Nj, II wishing for ano ther outing
the next summer. ~ N. y fSgsi.
s5@' When the little girl had & ken her seat
refuse her d gain for she told the best
story OF the whole bunch. N one ever
knows what they can do aun I'll they try.
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WILLIAMS,
807 East Leigh Street.
Richmond, Va
HOW s, MADGE 8. ]. LEARNED :; u TO


In the little village Of Nebraska, II
was Very cold, and the pond near the
Village school had frozen. Il. Y
The children could hardly walt until
school was over. MI except Madge Nv ell
iington.s a bright girl about twelve years
OF age. The thought q skating almost
ants often speak OF children who went
Consequently when they went on, y
broke g. they fell In and were drowned. I.
Madge's brother. Raymond, had q 2aa a =
az skates (and went ska ting every Guy ny
y hen there was ice on the pond he
Def IS of s skafes, she would only try
But sle always answered, :, y. J. !. ,,
Al last school was over ana 8Riaaga ss
dearest friend, Evelyn Merlin posse e.,
her1to 20 skating WIN lend you. ~
rka ties and show you how to f skate V
y9Xut t T' on oSg So; sease con;
rented. IT was not long before tney
reached the pond; then N Nyelyh Y, I. nag aS
another time trying to make nor puL. ~ ~.
the skates, Soon Madge wa r,, s1sSn
gliding over the smooth ICE, and .E9 tsI =
Few times across the ICE en- s,.s, tv .rvsrs
: 70 skate alone, Only by little .tFy . nS
she became great expert, on ice, d any
won many prizes by her skll!: ror nv
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THE GOAT THAI WAS
EATEN

A missionary tells q sad story about
his goat He and his wife were travel
EinE where the people are heather, to- toll
them atout God 8 love q and /. how Christ
came to save them. They had to take
everything along with them v as d. they
$5ourneyed. # beds, clothing, ga and Kitchen
things. They. took a goat along to give
them milk. as there Gare&no cows III that;
country. # The goat was d q, pet. n It was;
tame. ana frisked about as the people
Travelled. som etmes going In front, ana
sonnet times behind, They called the goat
3Mzila. which means 4 Dad. = because
III was 80 good to travel on tho road.
Two or three times a lay they got milk
from the goat, One day they went
through q a great wood 1, coming at
night to q village. The u black peo-
pie let them have a little grass hut
to sleep In, and they tied the goat Just
outside Il the door. They did not hear
any noise at night; but when they got
up I'm tho morning the poor, goat was
and carried ton They. saw the tracks
sof the leopard, and followed after II.
but the poor goat was already eaten,
They al felt very sad. because they kept L
thinking that Il the goat had only been
Inside the door instead OF outside the
door Il would have been saved from
!. Your little member,
#S, 5t HATTIE l.. eCRUGGs,
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a.MARIoR1E's CHICKENS!

Little Mari orie was very happy. Threo
weeks before mamma had set. hor hen,
and 55 to-day eleven pretty little chi ks
came out OF IL the a Bhel ,ss One - was dark
brown, and, there were two little yellow
ones. The rest were black. iss IN .aa9
4 ,HI' II call this little brown one Buster
Brown, said Marjorie, but " ha Z snail X
call the yellow ones r. sSlS D !.
jss 1.-THE Gold Dust wins, suggested
mamma, laughing, Marjorie had 4, seen t'1
/. twirf q. so she agreed that It wa 8 Ia flne
name al The others were Just Il alike. 80
she didn't name then 4i ,4ti
Marjorie watched them very tenderly
and DRIED when the mother left hem.
but they grew rapidly and soon were large
Must / take those chickens 10 market
b Mnriorie's eyes fiIsd with tears, "a. II
don't want TO sell them. pap ' she
WHY I'VE baby, o. course you viii sell
them said mamma. Yol, couldn't keep
such a great flock AZ that 4 "
I Then Keep ea'a my GEAR HIHst 81
la Mamma a asrsed seq and i'S Marjorie tsIt maoh
better. and she was qu!te reoonoiied when
thss next day, the amount receiysd Tor her
Marjorie expects to raise chiokens on
a more extensive scale next year. start
ling with Buster Brown and the Gold Dust
Twins, Papa has prom!Hed TO build her a
little henhouae. and Marjorie wants 4 to
start bank w}en 4, she b sells Ism, more
0'. Nndsrs'onynl., Va,
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planned 70 20 fishing, q IIer sister Mary
was reading, ana her brother Frad va
drawing Dire, 90 Lucy s had nothing 10 & do
She vas Just y thinking how she would
like TO have h some bod 10 play With.
when the door bell rang ana i littls stri
stood Ct a. the door She Sasksd Tor some.
thing 70 eas. Lucy y not her rave hsr
was. She ]. said h L was Louise Brown,
and her mo thor was sick, and 4 her fat hsf
small Is Work. ! Id she tad Is r. 81 round
begging. She said her mother dislited
for her to ben. but Z shs could 40 81 help
Sits now, and II she ever got well, { no she
could work, she was going u Try and
do something for those who had helped
her. Lucy d mot or lived II ~. beautiful
place. 10 she told IN. louise to- stay there,
and she would have her mo ther ana little
brother brought there 81 .ouise stay:
ed, and her mother cam 81 rs I've IN that
beautiful place, and liv red there till, her
death, and Louise and her bret her lived
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a on E 81; ape.
lrp :, !, .s|,r, i

ore time three boys were IN bathing.
Two OF them could awi I'm; the other could
not. The two that could swim were ~ 3 a
The other ono 4 was IN q \ shal low. place
about up h TO his waist. After.a while ne
got venturesome and tried to see q how y,
far down he could wade.s He. was waddin4s 9
i 4 were. vhen Al Of q sudden he
rot on qulckaand, . which took him down
over 4 his head. He cal led Y out, and his
GOT 70 him and tried 10 swim gu t with
I! hin, but couldn't for. the small boy was
scared, like all people Il nat are browning.
and he grabbed at his brot her and got
up 81, TOP OF his head and sat there, NJ Az
tie Same time a colored L boy. who wa Z
noted 4 for his long dives. had Just gone
do n under the wa ter! The small boys
other brother was standing on the bank
ana was "a fraid TO com 9 oy cr} and hell hiA
brothers, because he could not swim we'll
enough !; therefore he stood ION the bank
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enoughi

and called for the boy who had diyed. and
swhen#this boy came up he was 9 long
way from tha other boys 90 he ,struek
while re was getting here the Dir bro
thor was holding The Their one up on his
head, and he was so heavy that ne would
press the big ono down. However, the
head. 30 when he would 50 own ne would
stand on the tom for q VIII ile and than
push himself up with his feet and set
IA breath and 80 down again. After 2
Tia an' small boy Oh the y others head and
carried him to the bank, for the water
was not over his head, But the other
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SAVED BY AsDoG.
7(A truA story

3.77l77 "a true IBtuFy,1 75- -7FI. =
4 When a was about two years ola u,
lived In Texas, A little neighbor's poy
about a halt q year younger than !. a y, =
4 Newfoundland dog was sleeping near Ny
when we heard a great oommoti ton OUT
In the street "A bear had broken loose
from Its keeper. and about a. hunt
n our yard, and would have run over
bs, but for the dog. 1t Jumped up ana
commenced barking .furtously, and THIS
made the bear urn from US and start 70
taken both Of US A In the house would
the dog run under the house to save
himself. The men corilored the bear In
our yard and caught HIM 81
!. EUGENIAS sPlIFiATI
Ashlsnd, Va t3 ISS
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a H[]EsLPFUL GIRL

q How different little girls are from each
ntnef' wb nG, ethers are Helpful and loving
n If' the lime, Even a little girl can be
,,e = hepfrl II she will. and not work
hard enough TO hurt herself !, et asr !,
~ n pelnf NJ Work about the house. Just an
az q d,lok takes to water, and you know
a. aha VA "a duck can't bs kept away from the
Water. duck does Ilot have re be o
tna Tine she was IA baby, She wag q
iS,sasipfui ag,rI picking up spools and pa pers.
sinstEnad Of pulling them down. Flor special
task is keeping the Walks c y !, !, I,
~ Norwood VA. ~ f5 II is5 M ~ az
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NY LITTLE PIGS.

had two little plgs and d they w %sns
S St.y ~ On the railroad tracks to get gome-
t HING to- cat Sat and q train came and ran
OVER eI,e.s one N and killed II and scared ths
other one 50 bad that u hasat u been en- near rs
the track since Every tIm - q ne h ha r. :
N ron One DAY 10 was up In the yard eating
train coming and be a, ran 20 :, fas ~
tno frain nassed ne was all right and
"a csn ma back and began to eat again. -,
cA9A' $500 II ~ NJ. LOUISE RANsONH,
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4 cAYUGA TOBY /, {: j

fS Cayuga Toby. q the cat OF the Cayuga
Nine rs Progressive sst a ~ "a MAJ
travel even L. r. s surfaee
Toby is d three year old altese. ana y 9
g Ia s ha5 has not had his neck broken -
4 wonde Z 10 Al tho 5 eight hnnd red miners.
The Cayliga Is a model mine IN It's equip :
ment, and Toby. npparen tly. IS Tying po
a l E,ectrio liEhta and electric hauling mo-
tors were Installed when oby was q
ably cal, & and he got used Y. the U tern :
flying appearances Of the sbug.sna peu ny
tors with cleaning headll d az, y
through the winding chambers and ,dl .as
ten g q dozen s fpaa a oe
end OF tlleamines to the other, making g
trlp once and sometimes twice Il q Gay.
Toby has his fnyorite motormen. Fla
affection Is, cntlike,$ somewhat influenced
BY bits o. choice which me me
When " q, real good and tried friend comes
bowling through tho darkness. Toby VII!
brace himself, exactly time the speed OF
the motor, and then no Will jump TO q
spot Just behind tho .head!ish N ne mo.
tormen used tor he Id their breath whell
the cat triad his leap, but he meyer y q
or slow, Toby all ghts close to I he legs
Of the motorn'a n y and then holds on tight,
while the little train plunges forward
He Is a sight, with his eyes WIDE open
and his tail waving, standing on the front of
OF the motor. I'm 8S \,
81 oby pa vs. his way by keeping the lower
workings OF the mine free from rats He
has been ont OF the mine once or vice,
hut he prefers the dark. with the rulH1b.. !,
ling motors and the petting from his most
i si's cohToN W!h LII /. !.
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CA story FOunQod on Faot. EsEs
N 4 a year ago d boy from Virginia named
Tom was In Berne, Bwitzerland rs He was
staying Sat a little pension outside Of
5Berne. whero a SgruE sold German baron
was, also sta " 10 N. n He an HIS wifi had
2l4Allttle dining room NIL n It A npa r. for
b ono morning ON. with q party of
friends, went to d. m uselin1 whore hey
saw figures in uni orrns sof IA different
Wat chs Rhipe.'2 They also say. say
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various ea,5 old cannon, "nint-lock...'' swords

various old cannon, 'nint-lock 5 swords
IA III they were coming out they saw 3
They were Wnsh.
pitched themS Into q big Kettle of warm I,
water; chem they rubbed them I'll 4, Ten I,
That evening Tom and g crowd from. the
hotel went out to III tie restaurant !. n
seesaw and plenty q little German ohil-
ldren. q, u =. g. y, !, :, -, ].
BOY PVT Esp SPOKE na agoSa y etS
he 1 direction Of the r lyes Aar, They
small beat with cars o,t faste1lea TX
81 II re cord, but unhappily It broke The
next moment they founa IT, themselves b sov
Wi TIT row bHf eUuld th net 4. sey
ms, RYE Itype Wan smaoT witch took them to
where hsy bag stsr s t5Gm over sa
Tia Tia Whole household was much alarmed ne
abe about fNe aGoRan cABHEL TAYLOR .5
II TIollins Va, 5aiAi
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5Jurnbled Boy, Names.
aASCharade

My first la In hog, but not In dog. q Il v.
Ny second Is In apple. and also N
v nv third Ii In nat, but not In bat. 8$ 3
MY fourth IS In log, ana also iii hos,
4 NV nth Is In vine, but not In rlne, N 4:
A My sixth IL In reap, and also In Lap, .i
Ny seventh ls2 IN rub. and also N
I M whole Is a county OF virginia.
It ~ IN b CULLEN GO0DLlFF,
81 ELL Church Hill Avenue.
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D Doing Fine Work I
on Special: Features ! y .

4 Dear Children 81 the club:
Next sunday we arc 70 haze OUT Coils
9fedcrn Ia Flag M page, and Sunday q u ter
tiut Our .11lectric Page. 'is55 OF coirso !
h could not suggest Ssyerything about aalec-
S4ricity, 10 IL you happen TO remember
anything interesting tina u did not nlc'l-
ton III my sitter Why 70 about that.
What With lights md trollays and tell. .
graphs and telephones, cnch child ought 81
10 bo hbls To-. md d IL ffcront$ subje \.
sSSs1 II would be fine III soma OF your could
make up stories about these things q
write poetry, even, here lre a. hundred
ways in, which we can make gu pa 20
attractive, ana j shall expect you all 70
try your very hardest. l5isj ii Il.
D. tier that W. must begin 4 to got read
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YOU will be at home from, YOU y, vacation
.and ready 10 settle down to stea ~ fNor *
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