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Arizona republican., 1906-11-01
DEATH OF JUDGE GARY
AT AN ADVANCED AGE
He Lived to be Eighty -four in Spite Of
the Threats of Anarchists Quarter
of Century Ago.

Chicago, oct. 81,-Judge James E.
Gary ore of the most well known
jurists in this section of the country
who presided during the first trial OF
anarchists in 1883. died suddenly to-
day of heart failure, aged eighty -four
years.
Judge Gary has been a member OF
the Cook county bench for forty-three
years and was the oldest judge in
point of service as well as in years. He
occupied judicial position longer than
any man who ever sat upon the bench
in this portion Of the state.
Judge Gary made national reputa.
ton at the time of the anarchist trials
in 1888, over which he presided. As
presiding official at the trial he was re-
peatedly threatened with death by the
anarchists sympathizers and showed
wonderful physical as well as high
moral courage during a very trying ex-
perience that continued for many
months after the anarchists had been
executed
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only way TO cure deafness. and
that is by constitutional remedies. Deaf
ness is caused by an inhamed condition
OF the mucous lining Of the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube is infiamed you
have rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed
Deafness is the result. and unless the in
Illumination can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever, nine
cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh
which is nothing but an inhamed condi-
ton of the mucous surfaces
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness Caused by Catarrh)
that cannot he cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
/. J. CHENEY & &C, Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for Constipa-
ton.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01
FIVE SU6AR WORKERS
SCALDFD TO DEATH
They Were Hunted Down by Column
of Steam Which Had Escaped From
Broken Boiler.

New orleans, oct. 31.-Five persons
were scalded to death by column OF
escaping steam from broken boiler
in a sugar house near Vacherie, La,
yesterday. The scene of the tragedy
the Shell Hill plantation. is remote
from telegraph communications and
details of the explosion reached here
tonight
A hole two feet square burst in the
boiler drum which stood about u feet
from the sugar house. The escaping
steam plowed a trench about three feet
deep in the ground until it struck the
sugar house foundation. This OBJ
struction detected the column of steam
and hot water poured upward so that
it entered the sugar house.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01
EToN WITH APPLIED BOX PLAITs

Every style of Elton is in vogue Tor
Immediate wear and will continue to be
so for many weeks to come. Here is
an absolutely novel model that in
.cludes the becoming and favorite Tuxe-
do collar while it also is made with
applied box plaits that give a most be-
coming effect. In the illustration,
smoke gray yelling is stitched with
belding silk and trimmed with a velvet
collar of the same color and handsome
buttons, little friIIs of the lace finish
ing the sleeves, but the model is equal
~ well suited to all seasonable mater
ials. 1t can be utilized for the light
weight woods. pOngees and the like, of
betWeen-seasOus wear and also for
cloth and the heavier goods of the au-
tumn. The scalloped edges of the
sleeves are an especially noteworthy
feature and make an effect that is as
pretty as it is new.
The Eton is made with fronts and
side fronts, backs and side backs. The
plaits are separate and are applied over
the seams, terminating in scalloped
edges slightly below the jacket. The
neck is finished with the Follower col
lar and the closing is made in double
breasted style. The sleeves are moder-
ately fun, box plated at their lower
| edges to harmonic with the Eton, and
are gathered at the arms eyes.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size is 3 yards p, / SIS
yards A or l II yards "a inches wide.
with - yard OF velvet
The pattern 5456 is cut in sizes for a
/ 80. "a. SO, s. 40 and AZ inch bust meas
/ ure.
! Cut this out and send with ten cents
/ to The Republican. Phoenix, Ariz., fT-
! ing out the blank below:
! Pattern No. acknowledgements.
Size. .......... ................. -.
Name. ....... ...............'..
p. O.........'... .................
state.......... ...,..... .......
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01
LORD" HARRINGTON
Is Given Longer Life by a Stay of
Execution.

St Louis. Mo. oct. 31.-Because o.
the illness of Attorney Wilfred Jones
counsel for Lord" Frederick Seymour
harrington. convicted of the murder Of
Jas. Z. Mccain and under sentence Of
death, another stay of execution has
been granted. Darlington has been
confined in Jail at Clayton, Mo, for
about three years
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01

Il like the west; was in Milwaukee
forty years ago" said Mr.. Hartman
the other day As long as MI. Harri-
man makes it forty years between Wis
its. Milwaukee can afford TO return
the -compliment-Wash ington Herald.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01
SAGES MEET.

Whenever see a man GRIMM -
remarked the PlunkvilIe philosopher, 4
don't Immediately jump at the conclu-
sion that he's latin at me"
That's good sound sense" respond
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01

Carrie Nation is gentle thing"
notes the Terre Haute Tribune. Oh,
yes; this New York campaign is caus-
ing a lot of US TO revise our opinions
about many Washington Her
aid.
Arizona republican., 1906-11-01

Treat the rich man kindly; you may
be willing to let him lend YOU money
some day.-Chicago News.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

So $3,bo0-Modern cottage of rooms and bath on
Sycamore st., between Telegraph ave-
and Grove ST.; high basement finished for
store; remember, this is close In and
can be handled on terms
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

Very nice 5-room bungalow on sunny side OF
street. 22d st, Key Route Station; u
block from electric and short walk "a
14th and Broadway; immediate possession Il
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

We now have on hand ready for immediat,
delivery and occupancy
driveway; price $4,000: only one-eiehth cash. -'
A 7-room house. double floors. front and rea
yerandss, dus-out basement; price only $500
Lots ranging in price from $500 and upward
See or write to
RICHARD J. MONTGOMERY.
4o0S cEsfRG EsfissRGs oxRLSSD Sax sISfsF d2n sSin st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23
N. T. MINNEY COMPANY,
1859 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND HOMES.

$S. 750--A modern cottage of rooms and bath
newly painted and decorated; on sunny
side of 18th ST., within walking distance
of Broadway: lot 25x100-
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

hssa Noa SIZE sPEps 9ASansR AVE- NEAR h
UNRESTRICTED VIEW OF BAY and HILLS
Hs6sB SE FISTS sss 81 PSs sY st. NEAR 2S
COMING BUSINESS $ PRoPEETr IS,eEs ON WEST
FACING NORTHEAST. ..-... e.. 5000
FACING souTHEAsT ... ,A .s1ioo.
THE PRErTrrfT TTsbS 6SD yts#E. eHEArEsr LOT IN
- BLOCKS FROM Cal CAR LINE, 20 MINUTES sD
TO BROADWAY.
RIPE FOR SUBDIVISION ........ $1,000
OAKLAND. SAME VICINITY. =. s25oo
es-RooM HOUSE, IN FINE CONDITION;
GOOD NEIGHBoRHooD. EAST OAK,
LAND, NEAR vUE DU LAC APART
MENTs; NORTHWEST CORNER.
LOT 75x145 FT. FT.................. SIS, 900.
GOOD INvEsTMENT-FINE SPECULATION.
GROOM HOUSE, PARAMOUNT ST., NEAR
VERNON STEPS.
CORNER LOT. 5onieo. ... $4,000.
GROOM COTTAGE on WEST ST. NEAR 2srH
oIhhE1 ..--......-.. =. .......- $4,000.
"B' STREET STORE AND FLAT. :. $4,000.
OLD RENT sas FINE LITTLE INVESTMENT.
FOUR GOOD FLATS IN 7TH AVE-. NEAR
H. nth sI.-.....---. $500.
TWO STORES AND FOUR FLATS ON sTH
STREET ....-..--....-...--..... $500.
S4lo oEGHARp ST. soT PIqgK EAST OF
c oBsTRncTEp = sI VIEW SoVdH OF Th9si Rhy. sHR HR
EST VACANT LOT IN OAKLAND. $500
SEVENTH ST. u BLOCK FROM BROADWAY
fa9R SEe FER wHEN EH WlIL BE MoRTH IyS $1,000
IS FINISHED.
75x1oo; NORTH OF 7TH ST.. BET. BROAD
WAY AND WASHINGTON ST.. .s75, 900.
PRESENT INCOME s492o
BRYANT & DERGE,
BRYANT & DERGE,
BRYANT d DERGE.
BRYANT 4 DERGE,
BRYANT q DERGE.
BRYANT q DERGE.
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE.
i112 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
l1l2 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
l1l2 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
iil2 BRo1pwAr. OAKLAND.
ili2 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
illa BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

$5,o0o-2-story building arranged into nats
namely, / fat above Of rooms and 2
OATS below Of rooms each; this has been
newly tinted and papered and is in first
class condition: rents for SIS per month :
lot S4x122; on Park ST.. near San Jose
ave-, Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23
oAkLASp real EsrArE-continued.

HOLCOMB REALTY COMPANY.
INVESTORS OF CAPITAL.
800 San Pablo ave-, Oakland, Cal
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

FOR A HOME,
BUY IN THE
CENTRAL OAKLAND TRACT"
Houses must cost at least $500 and be To-
Gated Is feet back from the property line. See
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23
AN INVESTMENT
WHERE TO BUY REAL ESTATE FOB A
PROFIT, AND WHYi
HOME.

A HOME.
The map below shows the East Bay Shore and and
the existing shs street
oaghfare Of the sGeographicai Center Of Greater
oakland" Oakland, Berkeley and Piedmont are
rapidly growing together and a merger Is inevi.
THE SANTA FE RAILROAD
Recognizing the importance, of the "Geographi. phi
st. st. has determined I to erect piers i for ferry %
and for ap Oriental Steamship Line" immedi-
E a a9h 9f fe kss RHu ps e
Der 49, 1906.
THE SANTA FE AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANIES
Have also arranged for the exchange Of freight
At that point; heretofore this was done only at
Mojave Junction.
THE KEY ROUTE FERRY COMPANY
Has already commenced the construction OF
wharves and warehouses in that vicinity.
n5sps FoR 4hE ss oossTSggss 9TER
COMMERCIAL LANDING.
east shore re- of the bay viii be lined with faeiii-
ties for handling the commerce Of the world.
!Eortieth st. is in position and is destined to
relieve the congestion OF other streets
d + TEE On ThsT TRs s6E oF fHn BEF
line connecting Oakland. Berkeley and Pied
mont.
ITS STREET STREE 9 CAR AR AND FERRY FACILITIES
Property on or near 40th st. will be cheap at
many times present asking prices.
BUY NOW AND IMPROVE
Build to stay. not with ,, view .. Of tearing
ing.
FOR A HOME,
BUY IN THE
CENTRAL OAKLAND TRACT"
Houses must cost at least $500 and be To-
Gated is feet back from the property line See
RICHARD j. MONTGOMERY,
Corner Telegraph ave. and 40th st.,
CENTRAL OAKLAND. CAL.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

The map below shows the East Bay Shore and
tts relative position to Berkeley Oakland and
Piedmont, the existing railroad and street car
lines and the very excellent position occupied
oughfare of the Geographical Center of Greater
oakland" Oakland. Berkeley and Piedmont are
table.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23
EAST OAKLAND HOMES.

81. 2.600-Cottage of rooms and BATH high base
ment large reception hall; in a very
homeike location Orange Grove ave-,
between Z. 22d and 23d sts lot 25x125,
with an abundance of fruit and berries
-. 750-Splendid 2-story and basement house of
rooms and bath; wardrobes, linen closets
and chfoniers built In; modern plumbing
and gas; this house is newly painted 6
large rooms be finished in basement;
lot 42x102: located on 21st ave-, between
2lst and 22d sts; one Of the best buys in
East Oakland
$5.s50-2story house of rooms and bath; COM
pletely furnished; Brussels carpets, and
furniture TO correspond; back parlor has
large natural rock fireplace and built-n
paneled with bird's-eye maple; winding
staircase of solid mahogany; each sleep
ing apartment has patent ventilators and
tile bathroom; there is tankhouse and
windmill; 8 room finished in tankhouse at
cost of S1000 these rooms are furnished
and rented lot 100xl50; street work done:
cement walks, barn, etc.. in fact, every
thing that goes to make up an excellent
modern home; can be had on terms
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23
A PIEDMONT HOME,

$4.60o--A new Queen Anne house of Z rooms
bath and toilets; high basement brass
fixtures. china closet: nicely finished and
conveniently arranged; lot 50x230; on cor
of Fairview and Peralta aves 2
blocks Of Oaklandave. and / block to
new Key Route station.
9S, 650-A fine little Berkeley home of rooms
and bath; reception hall and washroom
large fireplace, gas and electricity; lot
way and Bancroft way; only sl100 cash
and balance like rent.
cATEp Is Is AIAMEpA An HAHSoT II TIE ET VERY RSphl-
BEST RESIDENCE SECTION
OF THE CITY.
4.50o-For a home of rooms bath and gas :
rooms large and nicely arranged; lot 40x
125, on Walnut st., between Clinton ave-
and the bay; $1,000 cash and balance on
terms.
50. .000-Large 1o-room house, built about 7
years: modern plumbing and In frst-class
condition; finished in curly redwood: fire.
place and mantel. china closet, etc.; lot
40x120; on Clinton ave-, between Walnut
and Oak sts.; this house would cost
$4,000 to build today; $1,000 cash and bal
ance monthly payments.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

Very attractive s-room home; billiard room,
cement basement, furnace; Harrison st. cor
ner: lot 60xI00; nice lawn, palms: today this
is the best buy az s12, 10000.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23
INVESTMENTS.


s2,75o-Lot sox1oo on Wood ST.. between 18th
restaurant and 8 rooms above; this is al
rectly opposite the California Sash and
Door Company's building making IT a
desirable business location; also near the
l6th-st. station; can be handled on terms
$s.boo-Modern cottage of rooms and bath on
AND Grove ST. high es Basement fnlshed afe for
store remember. this Is close In and
s5,ooo-2-story building arranged into nats
namely. fat above Of 8 rooms and 2
newly tinted and papered and is in first
class condition; rents for SIS per month
lot 34x122; on Park ST.. near San Jose
ave-, Alameda.
s7.ooo-Fine pair of modern nats. containing 8
100; on Brush st.. between 18th and 1eth
sts,i & this dst is 9 not only III in the line Of ad
looking for a gilt.edge. conservative in
sio5oo-PAir Of strictly modern nats of Z and
this Is in very active realty district and
If not, sold st once the price will be ad-
vanced; lot S2x1oo.
s1s ooo-2 nats Of and rooms each; also new
store building. with 4,room fiat above and
two Broom cottages IN the rear; present
tached;. this is on Grove St. near 2eth
into business street, and this is close ese
in; do not delay. our contract on this
is short. then the price advances to actual
value
SIC 5oo-For nats of 20 rooms; minutes
walk to Broadway; located on a corner
26x10o facing Madison ST. the building
e IL es sc peT sas psgns an @
interest on the Investment, not consider
ing the advancement in value OF property
in this vicinity.
ss5. ooo--Frontage Of 1o5 feet on Castro IT. BY
81 feet on 10th ST. with three 2-story
Groom house on the corner of ' Castro s.uad and
10th and Groom cottage on 10th St !:
sIl III are re. in = srst,eass = condition and within
tenn; unimproved property 2 blocks farther
out is being held at $500 per foot; this
being ane income property and in
very active realty district, we consider II
the best buy in Oakland
$50 ooo--1o0x1oo; covered with modern improve
%sns conssss an;e Of ans astosy M building with
Broadway; the building is well construct t
S Sonaed ed lease i scented tt
erty Is located at the Junction Of s. =
lines which are to be converted into
electric systems. adding immensely to the
value Of this corner.
M T. M1SNEY COMPANY.
1859 BROADWAY.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

Just look at this pretty home Of rooms on
Moss ave., near Oakland ave-, and you will
want ii for your own; nicely arranged; large
and well lighted rooms; large halls and wide
stairways; gas and coal CRATES: house finished
IN selected curly redwood; all tinting in good
taste; cement basement and fine concrete
foundation; one Of the few houses 50 well
built as TO Withstand recent earthquake.
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23
OAKLAND REAL EsrATE-continued


II MINNEY COMPANY.
1859 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND HOMES.
ss.75o-A modern cottage Of I rooms and bath
newly painted and decorated; on sunny
side OF 18th ST, within walking distance
s. 4bo0-Cottage Of 5 rooms and bath. gas heat
and light: on Castro St, near 18Th; this
Is close IN and constitutes home and
investment.
5,o00-Beautiful new 2-story house of rooms
and bath toilets. fireplace, china closet;
strictly modern plumbing; located in the
finest residence district of Grove ST. on
the corner Of Grove walk and Grove st. !;
excellent car service.
S65o0-Fine 7-room house, with BATH 2 toilets
laundry. large reception hall; in one Of
the best residence districts in Oakland;
lot 46x145, with gravel drive; on Mer-
rfmac betWeen TaleQra nd
Webster st
S7,o00-Takes the most beautiful and conven-
iently arranged home 26th St, near
Telegraph ave-; built by lumber dealer
for his own home, consequently built of
the best material obtainable; has large
rooms and bath, toilets. extra large re-
eeption hall, fireplace and mantel; fin
ished in natural redwood; newly painted
and decorated; lot 40xloo, with room for
drive; $4,000 cash and balance on terms;
this must and will be sold quick
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23

g. 750--Lot 30x100: on Wood ST.. between 18th
and 10th; 2-story building consisting OF
restaurant and rooms above; this is al
rectly opposite the California Sash and
Door Company's building, making It q
desirable business alton; also near the
16th-st. station; can be handled on terms
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
NEW BRAND
OF CIGARETTE,
Soaked i'm Morphia. il Useful Inssru-
ment For Thieves.

Berlin, May IA merchant.
named Schroeder has just been rob
bed on the city railway i'm singular
fashion. He entered an empty COM
partment. and few moments before
the train started was joined by n
well-dressed man. who asked him II
he had any objections to his smok-
ing The stranger talked very az
fably and offered Herr Schroeder a
cigarette. which was accepted.
The merchant had only taken a
few whiffs when he fell fast asleep.
The stranger cut out the pocket con
tanning the poCketbook OF the sleep
ing man. The pocketbook held a
large sum of money in notes. The
theft left the compartment al the
next station. When the train arrived
at Westend Herr Schroeder had To be
reused by officials lie had smoked
cigarette that had been soaked in
morphia.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
WEST VIRGINIA
BOARD OF TRADE,

We have received from the IVES,
Virginia Board OF Trade some very
Interesting and valuable statistics rs
10 the resources OF this State. II is
handsomely printed and reflects
credit upon the board Following Is
the title page:
Facts and Figures About the Va
ried Resources and the Splendid on.
portunities that many Towns offer
the Manufacture. Investor. business
Man and Homesecker.
West Nirginians WELCOME new
Enterprises and new people tn share
in Their prosperity and TO aid i'm the
further development Of great natu-
raj wealth for their mutual advan.
tage"
We notice the name OF MIR. !. w.
Run. OF this city. is one of it's Vice
Presidents. of whom there could he
no better man
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16

1t is surprise to learn that n
campaign OF education" should be
needed to stimulate public interest
in the cause Of larger appropriations
for rivers and harbors. If the ave
rage American is noted for anything
ii is his devotion TO the old flag and
an appropriation. But tho West is
determined TO reach nights of patri-
otism hitherto unknown A party OF
congressman now on tour in the Mis-
sissippi valley are arousing public
sentiment in favor OF $4,000. 900
year for rivers and harbOrs, in
stead OF the beggorly $4,000, 900 ev-
cry TWO years which has been granted
by Congress In the immediate past.
Tho fact that the country Is call
ed upon TO build the Panama Canal
is evidently immaterial 10 the river
and harbor enthusiasts The theory
IS that the people will rise as one
man for $50 900 900 q year" TO be
spent in our country. and who can
deny that there may something in
f.?
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
THE CHURCH PA
RADES OF MEXICO

Seriously disconcerting was my dis.
eovery. on my first sunday. that the
church parade i'm San Francisco
ancient institution of the capital-
had lost its most enhancing distinc-
ton from church parades elsewhere
In the days that are dear to my
memory. the ornate youth of the city
lined mp against the house fronts
with the look of uncapped carytides
and along the narrow pavement i'm
front OF them the women OF the city
streamed homeward from the church
es clad in seemly black of richness
and wearing on their heads black
lace mantillias: garb i'm which the
plainest of women becomes a he
witchment. and that so ravishinplv
enhances the beauty OF beautiful
woman as To make her seem a land
fall in the latitude of dreams, The
parade still goes on. The young men
still stand i'm their caryatid row:
and still tvery Handsomely. | think
under the existing conditionsl look
and even speak. their admiration as
tho women still stream past them
but the women no longer wear black,
and their grace-giving mantillas are
gone! To their undoing. they are clad
in silks of dynamic colorings. not
always harmonized: and upon their
unhappy heads are the hideously
huge hats OF the period and the re-
suit of casting aside a beautiful ra-
cial dress for an ugly passing fash
ion u so disastrous that TO comment
upon it would be not less ungallant
Than unkind. To find the women OF
Mexico thus helping in the hapless
work of uprooting ancient customs
and in manner so conspicuously
To their disadvantage was my most
painful blow -Thomas A. Janvier.
in Hslpor's Magazine
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
THE DAY OF
SMALL MEN

In Homeric days battle was a
conflict OF armed mobs. The nearer
YOU got To your assailant the better
was your chance OF killing or being
killed. The bigger the man the bet
ter were his chances in the strife. In
these piping times OF mechanical war
fare the situation is reversed Bat
ties are fought at ranges OF mile
or so. The smaller the man the less
are his chances OF being hit. An in
genious mathematician has figured
that perhaps the casualties on the
Japanese side must have been con
sidarably less than those OF the Rus
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16

SLAMS In the recent war IL IL be as
snmed that the craftsmanship was
equally good in both armies. The
advantage OF the Japanese was in
versely as the cubes of their height
and breadth The average targets Of
tered by each TO the enemy are as the
cubes of 1885 and l642. or as zoe TO
lis, an advantage in favor OF the
japanese OF about IL per cent
Scientific American.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16

PRESIDENT Roosevelt is the only
man In the country privileged with
out rebuke or question To brand any
other man as deliberate and un-
qualified liar. The chairman of the
Kansas democratic state committee.
W. +. Sapp. called the president a
liar at the recent state convention
and has been dropped from his 20
'ition in consequence.
What would happen IL Fayette
county withdrew her patronage of
the Moundsville penitentlaryp
Charleston Mail.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1906-05-11
Good Enough For Home

& Lydia, why do you put On 81!
shat forlorn old dress y asked
Emily Manners OF her cousin,
after she mad spent the night at
lydia ) house. .8I35
The dress in question was a
spotted old summer silk, which
only looked the more forlorn for
Hts once fashionable trimmings,
II; now Y crurnpled and faded.
Oh, anything Ii good enough
for home said lydia. hastily
pinning on a soiled ollar; and
twisting her hair in il a knot, she
went to break fast.
our hair IS coming down., !,
said Emily. 81
Oh, never mind it's good