davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-23
Given SIS For Cow.

MIR. John Hop" wa' yesterday
awarded verdict for So III his suit
against the NewpCr, News and Old
Point Railway and Electric Company
for the loss CT a COW. which was
killed ny car.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-23
Frankel' & Eisenman
Now is a Good Time
10 Place Your Ode
for Your Easier Suit.

Don't wait until the last minute
ALWAYS be on time and be in the
swim when everybody is dressed up.
Wen make your Spring Suit for you
AMI absolutely guarantee = perfect IT.
eng Garment, and will save you =
Five Dollar Bill on the job.
Come in and look At our immense
assortment Of Woolens and our excel
lent nobby styles. Will hc pleased 10
show YOU any time.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
Dress Goods!

Double-width colored Panamas,
with fancy borders, good for
Spring Suits, at-----,8c per yd
Chiffon Panama, in pretty gray
designs, 36 inches wide, excep-
tional value at Csc, price IL lie
Figured Madras, 38 inches wide,
big value at----------------- 10c
Good heavy Percales, 36in. wide.
all colors- &c
Fancy Dress Ginghams, in all
colors, reg. 1Oc value for lie
Real Manchester Chambrays, in
solid colors at------------7 1-2c
White Shirtwaist goods in pretty
different designs, regular 15c
value, at-------------------10c
White Lawns. 40 inches wide. a
remarkable 15c seller, at-----10c
The regular 10c India Linen at SC
Full yard wide I Bleaching mo
.starch-at --------c-------L-5c
Bed Ticking, all colors at sc yd.
Dress Linen, in linen color, regu-
lar 15c value, at-----------10 c
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
From Claude Brown.

l have sold the Pickens lot
this week. Almost every week
/ sell a piece of property. I am
going to continue selling until l
sell every thing | have in North
Carolina. So if you want to see
me leave soon buy something
from me. l am not going to
leave North Carolina until l sell
enough to pay my debts. Now
you old Guys and Moss-backs
can say what you like about my
leaving or not leaving this place.
I am going to Denver as I told
you before, but I am not going
until / get good and ready.
Quite good many people here
don't like me and there are sew
eral here if I knew five cents
would keep them out of /
would say let them go. / am
glad to say I have lots of good
friends in this city that sincere
ly regret to leave. I am leaving
the best little city in the u. S. A.
but lam going to what I believe
to be the best city in the world.
I have five good horses to sell
and some of the best real estate
in North Carolina. See me
quick. CLAUDE BROWN.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03

Il / =
Mrs jefferson Edward Brown,
of Birmingham, Ala. is the guest
of her son, J. E, Brown, of the
Telephone Company.
Henderson-Polk Medical Soci-
ETY. will meet in Hendersonville
on Tuesday, June 8, at 800 p. M,
at the court house. Business of
special Importance will be trans
acted. All the membership
urged to attend.
Cash paid for eggs. D. M.
Wells.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03

Mrs. Susie Patton Fender and
little daughter, Of Panama, are
the guesto of relatives here.
Miss Mary CASTER, of Chester,
S. c., has charge of The Selma"
on West Park avenue. and is now
ready for summer boarders.
Mrs. S, A. Weimer, of Cincin-
att, Ohio, will open a dress max
ing parlor in DR.. Dixon's build
ing, on Monday, where she will
be pleased to see her many pat
rons.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Goods

White all-over embroidered Shirt
waists, which always sold for
$1.00, our special price-44--A49c
Lingerie ShirtWaists, fine quality
a $500 value for----------- CSC
White Silk ShirtWaists, made in
the latest styles, with the long
sleeves, trimmed with fine lace
insertion and fine tucks at 81. Is
All-over-net Shirtwaists in white
and ecru fancy trimmed at 81: 90
A complete line of Ladies' Mus
lin Underwear. 2
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03

Summer coughs and colds are obsti-
nate and difficult to cure, The most
prompt method. is to take something
pleasant which will gently move the
bowels; good laxative cough syrup.
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup will surely
and promptly cure your cold. Sold by
Hunters Pharmacy.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
CLOTHING

! We bought great line of up-to-date
Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing at
Spot Cash. Never before have we been,
able to secure such values in Tailor
made Clothing. We can save you from
rs to SO per cent on what you paw for
such clothing elsewhere.
Mems Suits from So. SO up to 1895
Boys Suits from CSC up. Knee pants
from Zoe on up Mems Pants from 69c
on up. Also big shipment of single
coats
A regular SOC Mems and Ladies' I'm
brella for 35c.
A new line of Mems Hats arrived
this week from 48c on up.
Toilet soap 1c. Fairbanks soap &c.
Octagon soap for 15c. Arm and Ham
mer soda for Zoe. Gold Dust &c.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03

Dress Ginghams. big value at Sc
Apron Ginghams, regular &c
value, at------e.---,- : -.-.5c
Furniture Calico; fancy colors,
foKs L..4-!. SC
Brilliantines, all colors, so cent
value, at------o----.----- -39c
All-Wool Panama, so inches
wide @z Acc
Ready-made pillow cases, regu-
ular size atz.zE.--z---10 c
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
Notice.

All persons due me either by
note or account will please call
and pay. If not settled in 80
days will be placed for collection.
M. T. JUsTUs.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03
Dress Skirts

..8.ate sze
Good quality Panama Skirts, full
width, trimmed. with buttons,
special price at---------$1. 48
Heavy Mohair Skirts in brown
and black, regular 100 value;
Observation-Disclosures
A fine. grade of Panama, in all
colors and with satin folds and
buttons down the front, the very
latest style, regular $751; value,
Wolfe Skirts in all icolors, latest
styles. $500 and $1,000 values,
atz---------------------- CSC
Silk Skirts at remarkable prices.
Millinery! Millinery y
1t is impossible for anyone to
match our prices on Millinery.
Our Millinery Department this
season will be greater than ever
before; it embraces all the lead
ing designs brought out this sea-
son. in ladies', misses and chill
dren's shapes, flowers, etc. In
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03

G0WRM10 PRRPARATIoN
~ WAN S ExTEEHAL
For Mountain or SeasIda Instant rBef for crour cod
Sere Throat Sunharn, Insect Bits, Burns Srrai1S
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-06-03

fact, everything in the millinery
line can be found here. We can
save you from Is to so per cent
on your millinery bill.
LADIES LOW-CUT SHOES
Prices varying from CSC on up,
In Tan, from SIPS on up.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-25
Operpintrin9 af Grder.

Wtaoiion, Minn., %. DOB. 90.
Seq mau tilltaa, at jeg islte mig bel
tilireos meo at le ben Snteresie, iom
6drmerne bar taget oct libfte / at
plonte 5r0sr. gigeiua ben Smbu,
iom De bapbe meo at boloe Dem rene.
ON man itnl bNpe nO9en Spite ui at
plante Sr9er. ina er oct life bare at
i0tte no en- Del Greer, men be mna
O9iaa tages Bare paa gjsnnem Som-
metens Sob.
Qaa min iiolte Rsiie oeroppe peo gi=
iln9ton bar le9 iaa beloig at faa bilie
paa min Ben, 6r. 3rofltno, iom sr
8laoets &eoattsr. 9et er MI mart ct
Snes Nur, iioen Oi bur iammsn /
6illsbOrO, u. D, bOor ban oengan9
bar &eoGttsr al ct Slao.
8et LATTER MI til 9@rcegen oQ ben
3io al garet oa ale 8lns maa bpile
lio efter ben trnple Sommer. 9ette er
ogiaa &ilf9loet meo 9r9er % Ylan-
ter. gtnar Sslttn tommer, mna bpcr
Sort bebanoles pau bOer i'm Muaoe
Tor at beparss oisnnem Yintersn.
SOrob9rplanterne maa beo9ttes
meo ct Gag al 0alm, 6 CONNER tptt.
0Gtningen mua ille 9isres. isr Grun-
Den er lrOslen. 0Ois bette giercs. f9t
GrunOen irpier til. ,pil planieyut
ruaone bort.
grin9eb0rbulierne man p9iau log
gss neO o. beoGti,s meo SOro. Tetle
9nar for l9 aaIeoes: Ntan ta9er
ouer 5Oppen Al SuIternf og logger
Dem neo pad @runOen, oQ man bru9er
en- Spaoe til lt IG8ge Soro Oper 8e
li0Qer iaaleoss, til 6rpiten er oper ON
Sauren, Oa 9raUea 3oroen al, oe. gu.
itsrne pil reiie ijg ieIp. 81, ieg bar
,ol9t al oisie baarofsre, iom talpes
SuoObsem", bsbepes life at lRssss
neo, oa De er bdarOfsre moi III at tao
Opsr YIntersn
Sra 9Gble. Os plommetr9er maa
alt Gr9s iiernes Omtring Stammen,
iaa itis Dlus % Smaabars tnssr fit
Spbolo Der sjennem Yinteren % ip''r
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-25
&tis paa 2anott.
(}Il 2llbert Gbriitenien, y8tlmot, q. Cat,
"useblubet".l

Oct er ct Orb, iom burbe lDbe iii 5u=
timber og 3ulinoer al Dem, om leber /
StOrbDernes Steo % iorpelteoe Ntmo-
ii0re. Ser noe geiien lisaer 0tilli=
cner q Ncres al 9nno, iOm penter paa
W1noen, / 6Orm al frit eaer billi9t
Gano. Se ou pil bper 0a9 le Solen.
0OOr mango er Der lite Spen, IOm
fun Ter ben ON Senoa9en? Oct er
giat 6 Sage llgen for mango al slr=
beioerne be fpritlellige Siosltlllinger.
9tHturen ber taloer, Sptten penter,
0n9sncs 8al iorlpnaes, og ben 9amle
WianO fan trp9t Ie 6remtioen impoc
ber uoe paa S1noet.
Den fore Sernbanemngnnt s. 0ill
Tiger ct 6orebrn9 pHG "2lmerican
Yanters glsinciation Narsmsbe /
guoltortlm Ootei, 6btcugo, 14De Sep
tember 1909: "Yrooutter fra Den
Nmeritaniie 6arm er peo at blipe util=
itrGttelige en- faretruenbe @rno iom
6pl9e al ben aarlige 6orpselle at 6ol=
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-25

gerne o9 Itpnote ii9 oerfor mso at tom=
me inb 0i9asn; bar Der en- eaer ans
oen Gmbeosj99e, iom pna @runo az
lin Wutionalitst itte lelp tunoe blioe
optn9et ipm Wleolem, iaa isr9soe ban
for, at bans pplitilte Saanotlan9ere a
itanoinapiIt gpro bleo Weolemmer.
Get pareoe oa beller itte l9n9s, inosn
9mbeosl0oerne fit fulo'i9noi9 &ontrol
noen 2i9aen, bpiltet, iom rimeli9t
bar, baObe til 6sl9e, at ale oirtell9e
&eformoenner penote Ql9aen &p99en,
iau ben MI fun beItaar al en- 0aanos
Iulo ltanoinapiite 9mbeosjG9ere %
enoel iamoitti9beosleie "6jang" Politl.
ttre. 5il pr9liosnt bar Qi9aen nDli9
pulot en- uno "@nn9"r "rWano fra
5rail Gountp, Der iom Gountpem.
bsosmnno bar be9aaet ben enc Som=
merit eiter ben cnoen til ltort Cab for
Stnttepoerne. Ni.o oenne Mono /
Spioien Qnur 2i0nen lin pisie llnoer=
oano impoe, meoens oct lDtteoes oens
fprri0e Yr0iioent at boloe ben nogen=
lunos iammen - ierlt foroi ban neppe
par betra9tet iom nO9en smbsosl99er,
% oern0ii ioroi ban par ilu not til at
boloe 6olt llpisbeo meo 0enipn til
fit birteli9e Stanopuntt YOlitt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-25
U. % itrnO.zrep. Vign.

Zen Observation-Disclosures gtqa
/ gtOro 9alOta, lOm Tor no0e 2lar Iioen
oanneoes meo oct 6prmaHl for Gie at
renle Statspolititen, pil ON tort Sio
oore en- Sugu btui. Tenns Srgant-
idtipns Stiftere bGpoe Diiinot De beoIte
Senli9ter. O9 Ell 5io iHa oct O9iaa no
til, at lisaen Tube bliue en- 5attor
polititsn. 9ette iaa De GmbeOsl0s
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-25

temGn9oen, % ifslse Naturens Oroen
pil 6olteltremmen after penoe tilbage
til 6urmbeorift."
s lin SpiummsrmQ pper Spsr9s=
maalet rm 6oltem0ngOens 6prbolo til
YrOouttonen uotaite 0r. 0ill. "Si
er n1lien nnnet til ct Yuntt, bpor bort
blemli9e 6orraao al 9i0rin9smioler
paa 8runo at ben iore9eoe 6plte-
m0naoe uoen en- tiliparenoe 6ore9slle
/ PrOOuttionen pil bliue utilltr9tteli9t
for port eget Seboo. vi pil ianoipns
li9pis blipe Ell bpsoeimpprterenoe gius
tion; bet procentpbe 9l9tal al Sefolt-
nin9en, iom er beitlGitiget meo Soro=
brug, % Den Won9oe 0ueoe, icnl
proouceres pr. glere, 9aar be9ge tllba
9e. Yoa famine SiO bliOer bet oper-
alt bprere at lepe paa @runo al ben
rslatoe 9prbeo paa 9reoltOlle, ben
tunlti9t 6Orbeielie al Priien paa ale
6abritOarer % ben tiltagenoe Srtra=
pa9oncs, ipm baaoe for lattig p9 rig
bar uopioet Ye9rebet "9ipsfornsoenbe=
oer".
Wien leg W9rte til. at Sr. Sill un'
oerltre9er ben &jenos9jernin9 at
QibsOpbOlbet iper oDrere
Ooeralt paa @runo af ben relatipe
anupbeo paa Srpoitoiie. 9stte bstp-
Der ifslge bans Se9reber, at Soeoepri
fen O9 at anoet oil liige, os Den numb
gaaelise 6slse pil bliOe; &eis fra
y pen % til 2anoet. Sun9es
rem oil Oripe 6olt til BET.
6r. Sia la9oe i9rlis Santsrerne
paa Sierte at ltstte 6olt, iom piloe
9aa til EARNING, 90 je9 t9nter mig,
oct er i9rlig ber, 9ampen brGnoer for
BET fore 6lertal al glrbeioere / bore
StorbDtr; De tjener fun til bet ngoteri=
tiee be tan lite ipare Yen9e, iaa be
fan relie paa 2anoet; be er tr9lbnnone
til GpliOet, bOpr 9lerne De emo oiloe
brDoe op.
Sunoe life ber oannes en- Screening
al pelitilleoe Sor9ere, lom tuloe 9ipe
ben finaneielle Ststte til. at Strpmmen
git ben naturli9e Sei, til 2anoet?
Wieoborgere, oeerOel Santen %
bring Den til pruttiit 9npenoslie, og
Oh bill ppe en- 8elgjerniug MOB Sam-
Iiunost i'm Selbeo.
s Sanmart Doer 10 Staten renteirit
2aun til Susmanosbrug. o9 Der er
Sorituosiorenin9er blanOt genoerne.
Spis {. Gr. opre Sernbnnema9nuter
Der oiloe gipe irI Jtellc. 90 jeg Ter
netOp MI, at Spbn 3, &Odeieller bar
ltjGntet en- IRilliOn til YetjGmpelie al
3OuenItabslalten / Spoen. Or. 9iofe=
fsQer, ftjGnt en- Gjaps til jer bapoe
NOR iagt glrbeiosluien nei. je9
mente til 9lrbeioerne / bore Storbper,
iom sniter at 9ua til 6armsn, men
iOm life fan paa 8runo al at be
man9ler 0riftstapital.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-25

garten al Dem. Vapir tan pirres
runot Stammen at Sr0erne, o9 De er
ba bel beparet. 3e ian oelaa iaa
"&abbit Protectors" al Sr0, p0 De
pil bare ners Mar.
Sermeo en- ti0rll9 0illcn til 8eoat-
teren % Slaoets 0Glere.
VI. Ssbolt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-25

= ct 6iltep0y eH j,ocOldnosiloro
Der boooe ~ G.d>Ver AtGlene.
90 fnapt NOT tror ic9, pou belle por SorO
Der fonStes Ell SlaoberfiGuin9 luo tor
iom ben famine Slaober Malene.
Sm en9ous Ell Sitter tol lt9 ct 9lus,
lirar la9be DO Slaober- Otolcne,
at ban booOe orlttct op WpbIer o9 NuS
% bruttet 6puu sopper % Suls.
DO luOr pao bet, Gloooer. Walene.
Som Anbers meo 9oaten lotet tQonbs,
loa pmtet DO Slabber' MaIene,
at Eilten Noaten par not life bans;
at irentmsb DtonoS gine / gottotteu ionS,
DO uGOoeb paa, SIoOOet MoIene
Sm Ier babbe ''mstat" Griien bans Fool
loa "imbor" DO SlooOer- @olsns,
at Ser par tjuuastis, lnarpen % inoal,
o0 @riien ban blebbe lor Ger 1T Stoal,
bet pioae DO Slabbers Nlolcne.
Gar Anna meo Feber oSitlo poo gal,
peo &aoIte ia Slobber. Wolcne,
at "69Slo" ei mer par ON gipet loo final
at Statten fig cp oper Sretlompan tiol
bet laa not DO Slaboer Malene.
ga 9or Zines @arn laa zig paa 6iGl,
fortote DO Sloboers Wtalene,
at 9lne bin Noiten lad Garnet ibiel,
os al bun ON lln9en par lse lGl.
"Cet peo ie9," IA SlaooersWPo
Beb 6uinbeioieninosmsbe paa Wlo
Der ioa nof DO Slaober Wolene,
at $reiien ioo lGttert imiIfa o9 10
me ben fomuotre siGr'n9a has SO.
"6or Spno!" la DO Sloooers sWfolene.
9ioor Oottoren fom til Soma bans 9'er
lad lutfeb DO Slaooers Wdlene,
at berren tNimIen, lom oltin9 Ter,
ban ftrolieo not SGgeu og &lGrn n9o bonSFel
"Af ia !" ia 30 Slaooer Walene.
Slio Ilaoreo o9 lei bun paa ole o9 bper.
ben tun9roppe Slaooers Oialene;
men Stroren tot tommer loo 9it bet og Der
o9 tiln9 par forpiit ben StlGbne iiGr,
lom ramte DO Sloooer MaIene.
Gn Sltctro9 par ct Stpfre Greb,
bo oao pno, bun Slaboer= Wtolene,
% Au9leu. eiret os rliltet 90 rob.
! sir prtt girnncm Turgeu, ioa Slobet flco
ira Iiunoeu paa Slaooers NaIene.
6or9itet blep (un9en bloolport o9 lpGr
UfHnoen paa Slaoeer Walene.
9n Cottor bIeu bentet meo meget geipGr
S0nn lrelltes ira Opbeu, men tun9elps er
for 6remtibeu Slaober Walene.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-25

maa tilitd0. at oct er no9et al bet beo=
lie &etning al 8i9ming, lom nO9.n
Stan0inaU pln oenne Sioe 2ltlnnteren
bar irembra9t. Wt0nO inn Ynumann
iOrtjener Cprluntrina, O9 oenne ber
man poe bnm peo at ienoe eiter go9sn,
iOm uOgier 76 Sioer % tOher 35 6ts.
Noresler:. s. y. &numunn. 6loouet,
Minn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-25

WaslemorOersn @mil Victor blep
SCI. s ON MOrgenen ben l6oe os.
bon0t GOuntpiGnoslst gberoeen.
Sra SiniOtiet loo bun iel0enoe Orb
iul0e: "Otda @uo lorlloe mig mine
SDnoer oQ UelHane eOer ale. ga.
50 YeriOuer bar Nioner til bette "lou-
liQe" Mpro
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-25

Gil gnmeloelie bar ri mpota9et Ell
Samllng 9i9te al Sulius Berg Sau=
mann. Snmlin9en inObeIatter mango
uatre % itemnin9sfuloe Tiste, o9 Oi
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-25

@upernsr gurte al Noro Satota
bar ubn9ont 9smotratsn fountnin
8. 5bompipn ira 6unoo til aIoeoe
Senator VI. q. SpbniOns 9itermano
/ 6orbunosienutet. $or. 5bompion
itnl p0re Ell bra Wano, men utienot
ipm Foltter.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-25
"SlaNeer. llldlene".

tGt al ,(uliuS &ers SaumounS Siste.)
The Washington herald., 1909-07-04
MONUMENT FOR OSCAR WILDE
Body Will Be Reinterred in Pere-
Laehaise Cemetery.
1t VIII Be Taken from Obscure
Grave and Honor Paid HIS
Memory.

Paris. July 3.-From an obscure grave
in the cemetery OF Bagneux, in Paris. the
remains Of Oscar Wilde will be transfer
red TO Pere-Lachaise. When he died
alone in Paris in 1900 his body was placed
IN the Gasneux Cemetery with practical
iy no funeral rites Now the revuIsion Of
feeling in England has enabled his friends
TO do what they have been planning for
years. namely. to place Oscar WHde's
body in Pere-Lachaise, where many great
writer's and artists are buried.
The legal fOrmalities IN connection with
the purchase in perpetuity OF a grave in
this cemetery have all been carried out
by Robert Ross. Wilde's friend. executor.
and biographeT. and monument to the
memory OF the dead man is ON the point
Of completion This monument which
is symbolic Of the literary genius Of
Wilde. is the work Of a young Russian
sculptor, Jacob Epstein.
The removal Of the body will take place
next month and a funeral ceremony win
be held. Many Of the writer's friends
and admirers in London will journey 70
Paris 10 be present at It.
The children Of Oscar Wilde are being
brought up IN absolute ignorance as to
their real name or parentage. They live
in the country under care OF relatives
the reaction Of the last few years CON
tinues 70 spread II is probable that thew
viii be informed Of their real name and
VIII take their places in the London
world.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-04
HOW WAS THE QUEEN DRESSED? +?
London Papers Fail 10 Agree on
Cup Day.

London. July Slow was the Queen
dressed at Ascot on Cup Day? Cup Day
might just as well be called F'rock Day.
For the women OF England the descrip-
tion OF the dresses in next days papers
has more Importance than the account of
the racing has for their husbands.
Naturally the Queens frOck is OF first
Importance. According to the Times, ''the
queen wore a dress OF deep cream ninon, -
but the Daily Mirror says the Queen
locked very charming indeed in a gown
or the palest saffron"
The Morning Leader declares that she
was 'becomlngly dressed in cream voile.~
while the Daily Mail says It was "a toll
cite or pale tan color" The Daily Fx-
press tells its readers that "the Queen
wore a lovely dress OF beige lace over
saffron yellow" The Daily News agrees
10 a certain extent with its fellow Liberal
Srgan. the Leader. in saying it was "a
deep cream wolfe dress" but the Conserv-
stiye Daily Telegraph differs widely. say
Ing the Queen wore a cloak OF pale blue
over a dress OF light cinnamon brown"
The Daily Graphic says that THE Queen
went to the races in a mafze-colored crepe
dress" Turning in despair TO soclety's
organ. the Morning Post. one finds that
the dress is not mentioned. and the ques-
tior stiI remains. How was the Queen
dressed at Ascot on Cup Day?"
The Washington herald., 1909-07-04
vIvISECTION's TALE.
Nearly 100000 Animals Used in Eng
land and Scotland.

London. July 3.-The annual return up
on experiments on living animals was
issued by the home Office this week. No
fewer than Ss.6S4 such experiments were
performed IN England and Scotland in
1905 This total is an increase Of 1920
upon the number recorded in 1907
The experiments performed with anaes-
thetics number 2.S5l. Section B OF Table
", which is devoted 10 NEGOTIATIONS,
hypodermlc injections. and some few
other proceedings performed without an
aesthetics" includes S5,7s3 experiments
In no case" the report declares, has a
cutting operation more severe than su-
perfciaI venesection been allowed TO be
performed without anaesthetics.'
Cancer Investigations were responsible
for 4. 4O.S70,experiments in three institutions.
almost entirely NEGOTIATIONS into mice
Three licensees for the royal commission
on tuberculosis performed 2.SS2 expert
ments.
The total number OF persons holding
licenses was 453. During the year 126 IL
censees performed no experiments.
In Ireland, where twenty licenses are in
force, $50 experiments were performed.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-04
SHEKEL DAY IN ENGLAND
Zionists Gather in Contributions
for Movement.
English Are Supposed TO Chip IA
Shilling for the
Cause.

London. July 3.-Shekel Day Is an IN
stitution Of only few years standing In
England. but il is well recognized among
the Zionists. II falls on June q. and on
that day 1t Is the duty OF every good
Zionist TO go the round OF his friends
and acQuaintances gathering in sheko-
lin in support OF the general activities
OF the Zionist movement.
a skekel. OF course. is the old unit OF
coinage used by the Hebrews, and as re-
vived by the Zionists its value varies in
accordance with the standard coins Of
different countries. In England Il IS
represented by a shilling, and every con
tributOr OF one shekei is entitled 10 vote
Cor a delegate 10 the next Congress.
In the East End OF London on the
morning Of June p, the workers for the
Zionist cause made house 10 house can
vass. the district having been mapped
out and divided. Shekels were gathered
by scores from earnest Jews, who look
TO the Zionlsts TO bring them into a new
Jerusalem
In the evening a public meeting was
held and the news given out that the
Zionist congress this year had been post
poned tin December as certain develop
ments were pending in the general situa-
ton favorable 10 the Zionist movement
and the work in Palestine.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-04
LIQUOR QUICKLY AGED.
ozone shown to Have Powerful Eff
feet on Alcoholic Beverage.

feet on Alcoholic Beverage.
Berlin. July 3.-ThOse who pride them
selves on being connoisseurs Of the age
and vintage OF wines and spirits will have
10 subject their palates 10 another train
ing n a process invented by Victor Dorm
and described in the EIectotechnischer
Auzeiger is generally adopted by the
trade. The Introduction OF ozone. il
seems. has a powerful effect on alcoholic
liquids and ages them quickly.
The French chemist Boussingault dis
covered that harsh young vintages be-
came mellow and cleared themselves
wonderfully under the influence OF oxy-
gen. Now II is found that ozone Is an
even more eficacious agent
BY Dorn's process oxygen is introduced
into the cask Of wine or brandy by means
Of q pipe 10 which are attached wires
connected with an induction machine
which generates powerful sparks and thus
converts into ozone the oxygen as II
comes out of the pipe. The more alcohol
IS contained in the liquid the longer the
treatment takes. Wines take from twenty
10 ninety minutes treatment at a session;
spirits from two TO six hours.
The practical results have been sur
prising and no doubt gratifying to wine
growers. A vineEary young claret worth
wholesale from SO 20 Sl5 a hectolitre
vas sold after the ozone treatment for
SO, and a raw brandy, from S25 10 S37J
n hectolitre. after "A weeks ozOnizing
rose in value 10 So and even 800.