davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-07
ARLINGTON DOCK
AT SEATTLE BURNED.

Seattle. May Arlington dock. filled
with government supplies, intended Tor
shipment on the transport sherman, was
destroyed by fire TINT broke out az $3.50
o'clock this morning. The transport Sher.
man. lying along the dock was damaged
IN the rigging and the masts and rigging
OF the French ship Daniel lying north
Of the dock, were damaged by the names
before she could be gotten out OF the hre
zone The Corwin was taken on shore
without injury
Before the lire department could reach
the dock the entire warehouse and dock
WAS a mass NJ flames aud the structure
was beyond help. Though the rife was
confined 10 the dock several box cars
standing alongside tho warehouse were
There we're 1900 sacks Of oats. the
transport Shermaus supplies for her trip
to the Philippines and thousands Of rounds
OF -Jorgenseu cartridges stored IN
the warehouse. The loss OF these supplies
and the damage 20 the Sherman may de-
av her departure. She was TO have sailed
tomorrow.
When the fire broke out the sherman
WAS gotten out OF the slip under her own
steam and anchored IN the stream.
Arlington dock. owned by the Northern
Pacific was under lease 10 Frank water
house and the government. II was FUZZY
covered By Insurance, as were tn' boat
equipment and office furniture lost By
NhltlNOuHo q W y Nv N''tt N''NA'h ~ w
tween / 30 and 2p)o tons Of government
supplies is total loss The dock viii be
rebuilt az once and probably Increased I'm
size Wat,rhouse & co. Will use tenn
poraiily piers 4 and s.
Losses IN Arlington dock fre are APP
proxinately as follows;
United States signal corps sup
plies OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. t..t. sSlpuuUN
Arlington dock fully insured .. so 900
l.. :. commissary supplies .... H000
Twenty thousand sacks of
Hour ..,,.,, s.,,.,'.s,.,.,'s.,,,, -HpuV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-07
NEWLANDS RESOLUTION.
senate Finance Cosmittce Authorizes
IN Adverse Report

Washington May THE senate COM
mittee ON finance authorized an adj
verse report on senator Newlands' res
oution. looking to a national guarantee
oil credit to san Francisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-07
GOULD DEFEATS pENNELL.

Jay Could. OF Lake Wood, y. j. defeat
ed " Peunell. last years runner up
by 81, I'm the amateur court tennis
Championship OF Great Britain and will
now meet Eustaee Miles, holder " tho
championship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-07
MARK TWAIN BETTER.
Yesterday lie Took a Walk on Fifth
Avenue

New York, May MARX Twain walked
nut on FIFTH Ave. Yesterday for We first
time since April q. His confinement To
his home was caused by an attack OF
bronchitis The humorist has had siren
GUS winter. attending meeting and din
pers and giving lectures, and II Is thought
that this work brought ON his Illness.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-07

"Idieness IL the holiday of lools," and
the prudent worker may abolish
fools holidays from his calendar
by looking for work IN the want
8d. way"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-07

Vshopplns and interest 80 p and sest Into i.
am9"m and consider tho ads. before
starting.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-18
BUSINESS NOTES.

tUSlNESS NUItS.
The NJ L. Hyrne Construction Co.
u eur ot the greatest. most successful
asd most reputable firms vt its kind
.a this or any other city in the coun.
cry
People who desire good coal at req.
ssaah;e prices will do we'll t. pa,ronite
ste George LII Coal. Co. one of tn"
ssr,%t sud largest coal concerns in Chi.
e,sp.
~S
There are no brands Of beer in the
Nsskct better liked or oftener called
Cor than the Dortmuuder. Extra Pale.
Oertmundcr Dopple. Salvador and
eerghou's Select. brands OF the Berg.
Scs Brewing Company. Fort Wayne.
&ai
u A. Devic & Son ate entitled to
he thanks VI the people Of Chicago for
t4po<.iug from France the wonderful
Avenr Water and putting II on tia
0asxrt here.
Ne wonder the business OF the Brand
1reviug Company. at 1851 Eiston ave.
~. Increased over loo per cent during
go. Their famous Extra" brew has
. woridwide reputation.
The-. IL no better beer orewed 10 the
verdi THAI the far.tamed Extra" Beer
6pvei By the Brand Brewing Com.
Sasy. at 1851 Elston avenue.
Ooe o. the Oest.aikeu and mos, pop-
~: business men 10 Chicago 10 Tom n.
Doaa'siy. the jeweles. at iis Dearborn
Oereet NJ. Donneiiy enjoys the con.
1een,e and patronage Of the very best
Deep'e 10 Chicago. and I: you want the
0sot goods. In watches. d. goods and
GRweiry. at reasonable price,. the man
- 0atronise 10 honest Tom uoHueily. 81
110 Oeac00ra street.
TIE ceee bottled by tn. lndepen dent
nrewias Association the Ernst Broth.
~ famous plant. IL the nnest In the
eseatrJ. Order II fos your residence.
rSooe. North CAS-
~eA
no contractor for public work IN
ChicsEo gives better satisfaction than
n. ONE. the well.kuown boiler setter
nad mason contractor Of $500 Indiana
sveoue. Mr.. O'Nel Is honest and
Straightforward In all 81 his dealings
a0d the work he has done Tor the city
Sod other corporations has always
eeeo hrst class Ia every way.
~6~
One % the finest remedies for the
sto1sct. liver and kidneys 4, the
Thcspian Diure,ic Spring Water The
siNiNf. from which thi. great water
rosnr. are located a. Louisiana. No
Dir. G. ". bowling, 1890 Dunnlnc
stree. j. the sole distributor
p. Sc.apd, the weii.known under
eaker iod popular liverymon. Is max
0s friends upon every side by hi,
esarteOu. treatment OF customers anc
Ais upright and honest methods. Mr.
SseaGd b., been frequently talked OF
tes cc'ltical honors. but 80 far he ha,
sesis,e-i all attempts 10 force him int
VaoGc Ike. SIR. Boland's main estab
asemeat j. az 90oi West Madison
sss~et, aud he has an annex at 2l2i
West MADISON street and branch a,
III West Van Buren, street.
soso J. Geraghiy, CT la Sale street
n the man to go Tor campaign button,
End the anest badges OF all descrlp
tsoas.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-18

The NJ T. Hyrne Construction Co
IL see ot the greatest. most successful
and most reputable firms vt its kind
an this or any other city in the coun.
frV
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-18
~

rcVDIe Who desire good coal at re1.
s'aah;e prices will do we'll t. patroni1e
ste George LII Coat. Co.. one of tn"
ssS,~t sud largest coal concerns in Chi.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-18

One % the iine>t remedies for the
sto1scb. liver and kidneys 4, the
Thcspian Diuretic Spring Water. The
siNing. from which this great water
rr,snc- are located a. Louisiana. No.
Or. G. M bowling. 1890 Cunning
stree. i the sole distributor.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-18

soao J. Geraghiy, CT la Sale street,
n the man to go for campaign buttons
end the anest badges OF all descrip.
tsoos.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-18

There are no brands Of beer In the
Nsskct better liked or oftener called
Cor than the Dortmuuder. Extra Pale
Nertmunder Dopple. Salvador and
0erxhou's Select. brands OF the Berg.
Scs Brewing Company. Fort Wayne.
49,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-08-18

no contractor for public work In
CnicsGo gives better satisfaction than
\. O'Ne.l, the well.known boiler setter
sed mason contractor Of 300 Indiana
sveoue. Mr.. oNell Is honest and
Straightforward In all Of his dealings
and the work he has done Tor the city
Sod Other corporations ha. always
eeeo drst class Ia every way.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
GRAND DUKE MARRIES.
Absorbing Topic In Court Circles of
 Russia.

St. Petersburg, November 26.-The re- port of the marriage of Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch to Anastasia, Duchess of Luchtemburg, born Princess of Montenegro, is generally current, though neither confirmation nor denial is obtainable owing to the customary re- ticence in matters affecting the imperial house.
 The marriage, which according to one story occurred yesterday, is the absorb ing topic of discussion in court circles owing to prominence of Grand Duke Nicholas Ncholaievitch, who is the oply Grand Duke retaining any influence with the Emperor and the marital situation of the Duchess Anastasia, whose divorce from her husband, Duke George, has not yet been officially announced, though their separation is matter of common knowledge Duke George is now living abroad and said to have morganatically married.
 Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaevitch, who though 50 years old, is still a bach elor, has for some time been expected to marry. A few months ago his name was connected with that of Grand Duchess Elizabeth, widow of the Grand Duke Ser gius.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
Infer
ONE {EI A WORD.

I ATEs-OI a word a dayy no hr sd. takenls gradl. than 20 cents for
 E first inseIshroom ash must accompany every or in new O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
---- BUSINESS CHANGES.

THERE is a way to make money in Nevada mining stocks. We will tell you how in our market letter, sent free for asking. Patrick Elliott & Camp, Conservative Brokers and Mine Makers.
 Godfield Nevada. 11-19-l3t-eod
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
Woman Shoots Minister.

Paris, November 26.-Pierre Merlou, who was minister of finance in the Rour- fer cabinet, and who was appointed French minister to Peru last September, was shot on the Boulevard des Italienes this evening by woman named Ale magne. The woman fired four shots at M. Merlou. Two of the bullets struck him in the fleshy part of the leg, but the wounds are not dangerous. The woman was arrested and declared her act was one of vengeance. The police believe Allemagne is the same woman who att tempted M. Merlou's life several years ago, and who created a scandal in the Chamber of Deputies while he was serv- ing as finance minister.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
$4OOO Half block, 40Ox200, 11th Ave. North Birmingham JEROME A. TUCKER Real Estate Agency,
 3OS N. 21st St.

FOR SALE. s20OO-60x140 cor, 18th st. 12th ave, Nor wood.
 ssOOO-2-story res. 18th st; A blk. 12th ave, N.
 s3OOO-Cottage, Ath st.; # blk. Sth ave. sS6Oo-7-r. res. 17th st.; # blk. Sth ave. s75O0-7th ave-; big house; fine investment. s5000-Nice home, 23d st., N. 7th ave-; fur- mace.
 $95OO-West 20th st.. place double front. $5000-5O it. 9th ave, 21st and 22d sts- s100 per it.; fine 9th ave. cor. S10.50O-C1ose in, 18th st., cor; specula- ton.
 $2750-N. 21st st.; cottage; rents, $500. $9000-25x1821a 1st ave-; bargain. $26, ,0O0-2d ave-; brick store: rental S2OO mo. s10, ,000-4th ave-; 22d and 23d sts; imprvd $1200-S. 18th st.; 4-r. cottage; 4Sxlo0. s3OOO-Ave. F, cottage; lot, 50xlso s9OO0-50 it., Ave. H.. 20th and 21st sts. sSO pr. ft.-Lots Ave. G, 27th and 18th sts. $45 pr. ft-Elm st., corner; lovely. $1250-Handsome Princeton corner. We sell rent and insure property. R. MCCONNELL & CO.,, Phones S10. 2107 Third Ave. Opposite court house.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
Why You Should Invest Your Savings in Real Estate

them in the hands of a few bank off, cials? Did it ever occur to you that banks fail sometimes and cities, too, for that matter, but isn't it banks more often than cities? Which gives you the most warning of it's failure?
 We are what our name implies, so come up and let us have face to face talk with you and show you some bar gains in real estate. or drop us a card and we will have one of our representa- tives call and see you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
PERSONAL

D' E. A. R,CA CH1CLET Wfll make You feel better. Why not try il?
 '. 0. U. R. s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
ONE GENT A WORD

RATEs-one cent e word . day1 10 ad. taken for less than 20 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
Famous Librettist Married.

New York. November 26.-Harry B. Smith, author of the Librettos of many of the light opera and musical comedy successes of recent years, today said that he was married in Boston last Friday to Miss Irene Bentley, who is at present playing at the Colonial theatre, Boston, in "The Belle of Mayfair
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27


 WE are in the market for Frederick, Okla, lots; lot owners would be bene- hted by corresponding with us. Stin- Frederick, Okla. 11-15-30t ANY poor girl needing friendship, help, advice, etc.. will find ready and willing assistance by applying to the matron of Salvation Army Rescue Home, 33d st. and Ave. E., Birmingham, Ala 6-14-tf PRoPOSALS-Unifed States Department of Agriculture, Office of the Secretary, Washington, D. C., November 15, 1906.- Sealed proposals will be received by the secretary of agriculture until noon, Tuesday, December H. 1906, for the cree tion of a two-story and cellar brick building for the weather bureau, United States department of agriculture, at Sir mingham Ala, and at Anniston, Ala, in accordance with plans and specifications which may be obtained from the ob- server, weather bureau, Birmingham, Ala, and observer, weather bureau, An niston, Ala, or at the office of the chief of the weather bureau, Washington, D. c. Bids for each building must be separate and distinct, and must be sealed and indorsed in separate onve- lopes Proposal for Weather Bureau Building Birmingham. Ala.," and Pro- posal for Weather Bureau Building, An niston, Ala" and addressed to the Chief U. s. Weather Bureau Washing ton. D. c. Bids will be accepted for one or for both buildings. The depart ment reserves the right to reject any or all bids. JAMES WILSON,
 11-27-29-12-2-4-6-8 Secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27

The question of a profitable invest ment confronts every person who has money saved up. Should he put this money in the bank on or per cent interest paying basis, or should he invest in Birmingham real estate? Put the mat ter before yourself just as it is-weigh both sides. Don't you think your sav- ings safer when put into Birmingham real estate, which is protected by the wealth of the whole city representing many millions of dollars, than to have
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
LOST. SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

[ 0ST(Sa 1rday nlg6t on Avenue G, De- tween 17th and 18th sts., a ladies' gold watch and charm; liberal reward if re- turned to J. II. Stewart, 1S11 Avenue E Ensley u-20-tf SPRAYED OR STOLEN-Rat and tan terrier, answering to the name of Binx; name on collar. Liberal reward for his return to the schlllinger Brewing Co., Edward M. Cornwell.
 LOST, SPRAYED OR STOLEN-Brom 4234 Fifth ave, south, Avondale, one Shepherd dog; brown. with dark streak down back and around neck. Return to W. H. Griswold. 42S4 Fifth. and get re- ward 11-27-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-11-27
FOUND
MIscElLANEOuR.

 LOST-A parched throat by a man wh
 eheWs CHICLETS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16
THE ADVENTURES OF las.
SPARKS AND GEO.
LEIGHTON

80 ~ --- >. -,
r.-....- -.. I'D
l
-..i... -.... .-.,.l-.. -
-'l-H..7 - passed -S
--...a
t. ''-
D. .t. r-...r. p-..-.-. . 'i.
,...,, 3d.. t-..-cs .o.l ..,.
.ffer.t- ,.f r,-.l- .vr., 49,.
t A7"
,.-.,,...-- ... r..
t.t.4 p. r-...-~
N''l-' 0r 'Ar-' your
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16
MY SUMMER HOLIDAYS IN
THE COUNTRY.

Vacation IS over and have had ,ou,
time ] visited my cousin in Mineral
City. IL IS a growing town OF one fhor-
sand people. The copper mines are about
two miles from Mineral City ana the
SULPHUR mine four miles.
some NJ us went out TO tho mine every
day. One or the miners gave mo "a piece
OF orc and kept 70 to bring ~ home
want 90 80 90 Mineral % spend my
Christmas. THOMAS w. ISBET1.
East Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

Louise carried Edna % RE Reservoir"
"Almslouse" and Sister no tne Poor"
end many more places thar e Us useless
20 name She stayed frn weeks then
went home. All Were Very -iad % have
her back home again She told hoy
friends OF the deugatful time She had had.
ALMA CARNEAI-
Beazlovs Postomce "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

month have not had tin,e - v.r',, n Co.
l.'-.eq ny os1ee a. soon ss gov home.
n7- got thrown ln the waste baet-s. VIA
81. J,5 1nr,n' s,-. EI,IzAB ErH pARNALL-
Dear Editor-I was very much pleased "a
ana was also thankful 10 YOU FOR nuh.f.Sire:
l'..., pc ,hs one VII also ne worthy y
p"'''s"E' Jour mernSsT
81 w. canal street Siiy. .'''' '7'''-
Dear Edi;or-rhe last dravins sent wa,
am n2w going - send another drawing
eas 70 see ' hat he T P B S sso am
proving 81 much Yours sincerely.
ELLA NJ WILKINS
near Edi'or-I would Ike 20 join re r n.
n.,zs sl-, aS &C., ee M, me ha5se hope my
81 linton street P s,ersSurrS Va
ST am in Pate-shurs PAN. r,.
In Norfo.S. 7 viii be in Pstersburs a few
q. rs, .. "re f'r h. prize you offered ana
ifinE thst i1 NOT have IN Richmond 7 hopa
VII Ike and my picture 900. but
not have You ,h.nk i 1a me- re- .5 E3s would
Your httie friend. MILDRED POST.
Dear EiitoT-1 received my badge some
..rl -, "'l was vcTy pleased win IT,
On t-o T n G. q PAGE wi,5 Seti ,g,.B2 Pa,
f'r sou and an rhe members I an member.
,a,- ives, Gay street ,H,- B. iSi'@l'l.
RAT rEtt.t-r-I am -en5.ns YOU drawing
'FmueHn's riee. Pr -@rs Measure spre ~
So one- se.c % print Ry NE way, navs
never received prize Pr rnv last 1ra,,i0-
t.- =. KATHLEEN NoRRYCE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16
Nickname Puzzle

tbs puzzle the jlmbled ri.lran-es
ana then t.e real names ~ vrea- heroes
AFTER guessing t-e nicknames. guess the
real names and put diem rore-ra~- -t,
nero's real name and his nickname. rs
The Great FVpol1icr." Daniel Webster
Jumbled Nicknames.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

Dear Editor II would Ike 20 join re r D.
o. club. Please Rend me a badge hone nv
puzzle md YOU wifi be accepted Y-,i- new
b. FRANCES THOMPSON.
3" Union street. Petersburz va
> ST am now IN Patershurs hY- 2 i,,o
n Norfolk 7 viii be in Petersburg Jew
weeks longer. " -"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-16

X - X y 99383
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-06
Ledivorce

I'll paraftrait que d'apres le re-.
cencement de la cour supreme des
Etats- Unis, trois mile divorces &C.
cord6s depuis une couple d'ann6ea
q Chicago sont nuls, ct que les con-
Joints qui Sc sont remari6s Sc trou-
vent tout supplement des bigames.
Quant aux enfant ill6gitlmes, ills
soint assez nombreux pour compo-
ser toute une legion. Ce jugement
va runner un grand nombre de fa-
miles ct emmeler considerable
ment le successeurs, pr6tendent
les avocats qui apr6s tout, ne seront
pas les peraants.''
N. .-Mais, a qui le mal2 ST.
non aux l6gislateurs, qui, par faus-
ses conceptions de leurs responei-
iit6s, on par complaisances orimi-
nelles, ou par marque de morallt6,
ont pass6 d'aussi iguobles lois.
Vouloir remonter a la
surface est, aujourd'hui. une tache
hercul6enne. Peut-6tre, est-il enco-
re un remede au d6sordre social
qui mine la soci6t6 am6ricaine.
L'heure est venue de, lappliquer
sans douceur.
Dlsu protege nos compatriotes
de la tentation du divorce ct fasse
croltre dams nos famille 81 naturel-
lement chr6tiennes, 81 soucieuses
de leurs devoirs, 81 interessees au
au bonheur lndlasoluble consacre
aux pieds des autels.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-06

d'amour ct de pi6t6, un instinct
religieux s'6veille en lui. Quand 3
pheureuse mere, c'est l'instant le
meilleur de sa vie que celui Oh ellie
presente au bon Dieu son enfant
demi-vetu, jolgnant les mains et
continent agenoullle dams So peti,
to chemise.
Quelle douceur! Ele prize avec
lui! Ce sentiment de crainte res
peotueuse que nous inspire par
fois la grandeur de la Divinite,
ellie ne p6prouve pas, q present.
Ellie est pleine d'abondon ct de
confance. Ellie est certaine que
Dieu exaucera les ymux que lui
adresse une bouchess 81 pure; ellie
ne doute pas que Celul qui est la
Force infnie de la Science absolue
ne soft touch6 par tant d'innocen-
ce ct de faiblesse.
Et puts. il y une Mere la-haut,
la sainte Vierge, qul est le canal
de toutes graces qui3 saura bien;ob-
tenir ce que lui demande une au-
tre mere par la voix balbutiante
de SOC enfant!
FIR. COPPEE.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-06
Les beauties de reloquence
iudiciaire

FE
Il L'adversersaire s'assied sur So
prairie, mais moi je m'assied eur
mon contrat.
Ellie 6tait seule dams Ia mai
son avec son pere touJours absent.
-Maintenant que le pot aux ro-
ses est d6couvert, on peut y trem.
per le doigt ct le lecher un peu.s
-Cette lettre vaut presque un7
6crIt. Us .i .5 gs
Chose remarquable la veuve
6tait morte quelques heures ayant
son mari.
III lui SIERRA Ia main, en- lui di-
SAINT: "An revoir, mon, ami; nous
ne nous reverrons jamais'!
Au moment de SO mort, ce
malheureux mai yais plus que quel-
ques ]ours 3 vivre.
Vous m'avez accuse d'avoir Jri-
pot6 mon engin pour jeter de
la poudre aux yeux des experts.
lie m6decinS l6giste q 6t6 appe-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-06
LEM Clothing House
1921 Washington Avenue N.
Vente de n0tre Stock a Rabais

Habits pour HommesNore choix dHabis pour Homme
compe Nous montron les derneres modes de-
wants smples croisant
Lot No 1Habtr de Cachemre grAndeurs d6par6es 1914
Lot No 2Habts bien confeconn6s ct de bonne belle
coupe, valiant $3.50 $5,98
Lot de- aine de fantasies ben confeconn6
7.75
Lot ct 5Habits d6toe ode derniere COUPE
ct SIS SO pour SO .48 ct valiant de $l8 $l3.75
Chemises-Grand choix de Chemes de n6gg6 pare
tontes gandeurs ct jols patrons, special 48c
Habits de Jeunes Hommes magn6ques $39S
valiant So $495 ct valiant $3.50 ct $l0 $798
Habits pour Garconnets deux de Is
Norfolk pour l6 valiant 50 1925 $58
So Is So 25
Pantalon pour l3 ans................. l9c
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-07-06
La doyenne

On annonce de Washington, Ia
mort de Nine Betsy Ware, qui
6tait la doyenne du genre human,
car ellie await atteint Page de cent
trente ans!
L'6tat civil de Nine Betsy Ware
est parfaitement 6tabli; ellie laisse
a ses h6ritiers, entire autres docu-
ments, une bague qui lul fut offer
to par Monroe, en- 1924, q locca-
de ses noces d'argent ct qui porte
une inscription commemorative.
Ellie 6tait la file dun fnancier
anglais qui donna q Necker lid6e
Ide fonder le Mont-de-Pi6t6 Son
p6re ALA en- France peu de temps
apres sa naissance ct, sc trouvant
| a Autun, la fit ondoyer par P6ve-
que de la vile qui 6tait alors Mau-
rice de Talleyrand- Perigord.
| Nine Ware passa presque toute
! sa jeunesse q Paris. Sa beaute
6tait c6lAbre. Marie Antoinette al.
lalt lattacher q son service CONNIE
demoiselle d'honneur, lorsque Cola.
ia la Revolution.
Robespierre la connut' Ellie
await conserve de lui un madrigal.
Ellie v6cut en- France les ann6es
terriblee, fut recueillie quelque
temps par Josephine de Beauhar.
nois qui await connu sa famille au1
colonies.
En- 1856, ellie 6pousait NJ. Ware
let passait avec lul en- Am6rique, OF
.|elle s'installa dans la vile naissan
te de Washington.
| Depul5 quatre vingts ans. Mime
! Ware yiyait tres retir6e. Ellie lais
Sc quatre-vingt -dix-huit petits-en
] ifants.