davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
Marshall and Taggart.

The Marshall boom not likely TO be
INJURED outside of Ind ana by the repor
that Thomas Taggart is opposed to IL
Rather should it be benefited. To be
known as Tom Taggart's man" might
be fataI TO Gov. Marshall's president al
aspirations. Mr.. Taggart $ a good man
ID his way and sphere. and useful. But
lac spells moth ng of helpful character
related Ia our CHEST national Office.
Both Gov. Dix and Mayor Gaynor are
impossible. because tagged In popular
4 scussion as "Murphys men" Maybe
Mr.. Murphy is not as powerful with them
reported. But as he both nominated
III elected Gov. DIX. and elected Mayor
aynor after nomination, the tag sticks.
Neither man figures today as a presiden-
II possib lty.
Some machine pol tcians think that the
-nith oppos ton in New Jersey s in
5Ir.ng Gov. wilson. But is it? What
would Gov. w lson's chances be IL he
we're tagged as Jim SIN this man.? Sup
ose he had used his influence and sen
Hr. Sm tn instead of MIR. Mart. ne to the
senate. What would such an intimate
ssociation count for at tn me? Any
thing to Gov. Wilson's advantage? Moth
ng tina. appears on the face of things
There are democratic machine indu-
ences in Oh o. but no democratic boss OF
national reputa ton. Hence Gov. Harmon
is neither fighting a local boss. nor being
fought by one. The machine influences
are against him, but SO far have not in
jured him.
MIR. Clark's embaTrassments at home do
not grow out of boss-ship. The Folk at
fair Is Of another kind No boss Is threat
ening or supporting Mr.. Clark. His nam
Is free from all talk about bosses or boss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
Bossism and Leadership.
From the Atlantic.

There is bossism and leadership Lead
ershp there must be, and when perver ed
it becomes bossism and is execrated. The
two very often enter<into twilight zone
where it is difficult for the people to tell
one from the othe". But the popular
scent is keen enorgh in the long run to
differentate sensibly, so that the hue and
cry th"t follows is less often mistaken
than might be feared. Once the trail Is
taken, bossism is pretty certain to get
it's deserts though the process may be
protracted at times. The people just nHw
are i'm pursuit of bosses and predatory
inter ests"-and so on This hunt is get
ting on the ne We of honest busiress
during the winnowing process that Mr..
Taft's administration has undertaken
which is temporarily disturbing. but like
ly to be productive of good in C aIifying
our fin~n cial situation and rectifying
some of it's abuses. The need for ma
tional leadership of the right sort is grow
ingly manifest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
A Shrewd Financier,

Say boss" said Uncle Eben, would
you lend me bout six bits and take dis
mule fob security?"
How long do you want the loan?"
"Oh, till long bout Aprile or May"
That's curious kind Of transaction"
'fWell, I'll make it four bits. All l
really kyahs about is gittin' rid O. feedin'
de mule
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
Rhetorical Economy.

An orators "A lucky elf,
With naught to do but take
The dictionary from the shelf,
All for his country's sake.
He picks a word of proper sound
The patriot ear to please
And then groups other words around
To make it seem at ease.
And when one speech has made a hit
And there's another due,
He shifts the words a little bit
And uses them anew.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

The electric runway COIIiiiiISsion eA'
tends the ufe or the trainer anotner SIN
months the local companies not being
qui.e prepared to retire them altogether
1t is to be hoped That vel ~itnln the
heightened period the last of these mis-
eraple mahesnifts OF street cars Will have
rolled its maj noisy, bouncing, Jerky triE
TO the barn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

Fortunately the IouIt UTUtr .,arring the
NAL II ne, larson Irom performing any
more cerem~n.eo does not extend to Ine
Huh.ncatlOn OF the weddings conducted
- ham IN the past. Sucn d ruling would
rause unto.d aIstI ess and endiess COM
cations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

The Western High School pupils are
hereafter to be placed lon nonor at ex-
aminations. The experiment SHOULD sue
ceed The great majority of boys and
girls are inslinclively honest enough to
trust in a test OF scholarship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

plann 'ng. and it may be that In Sun Vat
Sen, Ch.naman and Homer Lea, Ameri-
can. China has two leaders capable of es-
tabl shing order and creating a perma-
nent progressive government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

Mr. Underwood is takIn9 up tariff re-
constitutes with an industry that i'm
.,Iies pointed defiance of Mr.. Bryan s
i..nts as 10 the mOdesty becoming a
. Cung statesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

The car appears to nave De.n pecu lar
~ successful with "a durna that will be
strictly ard at all times in line with the
administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

The government Is proceeding with
matters pertaining to transportation
by ordinary means In utter disregard
of the predictions that the airship will
soon be doing all the business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

The bank at NOME carlo mas devised
a currency system that enables i. TO sur
vive frequent rumors that somebody mas
managed to break it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
Feeling Like a Hero.

That novel has several heroes"
Yes; and after I had read 1t through
for friendships sake 1 felt like one of
en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

In case peace OeDdtcrS desire TO wear
chain armor, MIR. carnegie may be suf-
ficlently influential with the sleel Inanu-
facturers to provide 1t at a disconnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
Fiction.

why do fairy stories end they were
married and lived happy ever after?''
Why replied Mrs. Flimgilt, because
they are fairy stories
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

SO far ne IS pc. sonaIly concerned.
Theodore Roosevelt is beginning 10 regard
the mere mention of peace as deciara-
tion of war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
Committee Can Move.
From the Cleveland Leader.

From the Cleveland Leader.
Even though an expert architect has
decided that the Capitol in Washington
VIII last only few humid ed years more,
some other place undoubtedly can be
provided for the Lonmer investigating
committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

No doubt La Toilette wishes that if
T. r. is really a friend To proere.s,vism
he would advance and give tire coun
tersign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
A Tariff Question.

How shall the lot OF human kind be eased
BY what new tariff can we be relieved
If those who now complain are fully
pleased.
A lot of other folks will be aggrieved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30
Helping Along Trivial Suggestion.

do you believe you descended from a
goril a?''
No replied the professor. calmly.
But if l were up d tree and gorilla
came after me, should be perfectly will
Ing to do So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

The results to be obtained from a
commission in carrying out govern
mental reforms depend great deal on
who is on the commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

When all is said and done, the man
who tried to play Santa Claus finds lie
has been judged by his pocketbook rather
than by his whSkers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

Mr.. Roosevelt may yet be tempted to
declare himself a candidate as an anti
peace demonstration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

Sometimes a philanthropist looks lit
tie like a man who is experimenting the
disbursements of personally conducted
conscience fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

PAYABLE in advrnca-hv mil. postage prenaid
Daily. Sunday included. one month. 60 cents.
Daily. sunday excepted, one mouth, 40 cents.
SllurdaX ..iar. 81 XnAr. SUNDAY SIar. 81 40 year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

inferred is secOnd-class mail matter at the post
Office at Washington, d. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-30

Business Office, 18th st. and Pennsylvania Avenue
New York Office: tribune Building.
Chicago ONCE: First Nationa. Bank Bull ding.
f.urOp-sn Office: Regent ST., London, Eng and
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-05
san Antonip, MittwoG ben 5. Sui 1911.

ems in amerifo nobmen Sen &ife.
ruf OUT gln ei1em Gage fonlen 80
Hoitanueiiungen, Ole griefe pud).
len 5u einem ntadtiaen Stobe all
luno orei 8oden binoltr6 fonen
Sag fir Gag teue Senoulee11. Mebr
als $500 Warf gaoreelo eil1gell
beim &farramt in sittling elm, oosu
2ebellsniittel, @eine, Spiritmolen,
gadfperf uno &leioung. Mns foIt
aaen Staoten ltilb iebr pieleil Dor.
fern 9aDerns, aus alien beutihen
9unoesitaatell, aus Selterreid, ser
Sfapeio, aus Stalien Ii. Sranfreib
liefen Sen6unger Elm. slGe @efeIl.
ibaftsflalfef, 2eute in alien 2ebens-
iteilnngeu Datten iid barmber5ie II.
biilfsbereit eripieien. Das fpar eine
Sreuoe fir oas alte Weiblein, oas
BON oem lleberfluiie iogar onberen
2euten nlitteilen fon11te. slm f..
W1ai bot lie oann mad siernlit
i6perem Eooesfampfe ibre n1iioen
Muaen qelhloIfef1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-05
S1tet mebr ais iuil6e Siere.

Die 3abl Der 2eute, Die jdbrlidj
bon iuiloen Sieren setotet fperoen
errei6t nidt Die 3abl, Die ben 4ranf-
beitsfeimen gum Spfer fallen. 4etll
2eben lit iider Dor ibren @ngriffen.
Die Seine iino i'm @aiier, Staub, III
Der Nabrung. slber groBen Sbub
getudbrt electric 8itters, ser fie ser-
Itort uno entfernt aus Dem Spltertl.
Desbalb ipeihen S6iittelfroit, Sic
Der, ane Malaria @nfGlle uno glut-
franfbeiten bieienl ipunoerbarelr
8lutreiniger. gerii,6t i'm, erfreut
gub Der @eiunbbeit uno Rraft. Gels
suriid, penn nidt 5ufrieoeniteIeno.
Sur SOC bei aIlen Gruggiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-05
sSm frOblid)cn areiie,

Sd iueiR nid)t, mas ipa es bebeaten,
SaE i'd 10 bnrifig bin,
Gs 5iebt iuie 0l1ierl1nten
SeftGubis burdl netnem Sinm.
Die 2uft lit iuarm nmb es imafeIt
Sm Wlaie bas 2pme Star 4ter,
Sas ailes anbere berbunfelt,
9ie iunit setrnnfen man bier.
9as idJ5uite ber 8iere blitet
sfsa Wlase 10 hell Mno flar:
Benn seunAtlidJ am 2meiptiih man ittet,
gSirS Giuem 70 iuunberbar.
9aaH fiiblt eS bie sploenen Srppfen
8erfiinben NIT ntlcr arait,
Sak Oeriteuiaft uno Sopfen
Nod INNER ben Srpbiinn ans ihafft.
S0 iiten iutr frbbIitb nnb better
tlnb lDbeu bas 9pue &tar 8ter
tlnb fnetpen NIT SDd)gemuk meiter,
Bis iih alles I'M 2retie brebt fnier.
llnb innft In ben Shlummer mir iimten,
GO fr5blidj, 10 lettbt unb 70 irei,
tlnb nae fommt aflein bonn Trinfeu
Der Gone Star 2prefeD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-05
Sim 81 noi prinnertp n,o

+ @m 81. Waai eritlnerte nat
fh in Berlin oes bun6ertiGbriaei
@eburtstases eines idon Idngft ner-
geiienen Sbeologen, Hbilologen ,lno
Rbiloiopben Der Elm intimer Srelin0
Srieorihs bes @roBen mar, Sean
Senrp Sanuliel Sorntep Gr mar
Elm ebenlo eritalnIider 8ieliebretber
(oie 3abl Der bon ibm geihriebenen
Bidder beI1uft iid) auf nabe5n 600f.
pie bor5iiglider Teoner lin6 Hreoi-
ger, Der aud ben bohiten gerionen
gegeniiber feline Niifii1t in ieinen
MeuBeruneen nabm. glls i'm gum
geiipiel enftnaIs oie @onigin bon
Shneoen. 5rieorid) bes @roBen
Shipeiter, Bel Der Softafel frngte
iiber nelhen Cert er am Sonntog
preoigeit neroe, dnttportete er:: SD
meroe Die gbre baben, norgen Dor
eurer Maieitat eine id}one Breoiet
iiber oie MuferItebnng 5n balten, Die
id Dor 90 Sabren fir Die 9udbol-.
ger @alern berfaBt babe" glls ibrt
oann Der ebetifals auipeienoe Bring
Seinrid. beoelitete, oaB cine Breoist,
Die fir Die guhbolaer 9auern Der
fabt lea uno binterber bel &ofe se~
baIten lperoe, minoeitens on einert
bieier Orte, iuenn nift an beioen,
iebr libel ongebradt lei, iagte Jor-
mep: 80, aoniglide Sobeit, por
@ottes Sron lit aIIes nur Gbriiten-
pod 9lm Gage nah Der Preoigt
unterlieB es bann Hrin5 Seirnid
niht, Dem freimiitigen @eiitliden 5u
iaaen: SD boffe, sic iDeroen be.
merit baben, baB if MIDI nift gu
Sbrem gbriitenpad reduete uno oes-
balb Sbrer Treoiet fern geblieben
bin" 9lls onnn auf Die @onigin
bon Shtpeoen i'm iiber oen Silbalt
ieiner Breoigt 5ur gfeOe itellte unS
linn in geiitreider @eiie 5lieste, er-
sablt Sornep folgenoes @eidiht-
den: Gin Stralauer Slider batte
cine ifanoaloie @ei1idte Derbro1en
uno elm Baitor g. botte iiber i'm i'm
&oniiitoriltm gu @eridt geielien. Gin
babies sSabr ipater lieB iid Ser Ba-
itor BET Stralali iiber Die Spree ie-
ten uno 5ipar 5ufallig bon ienem ST.
iher. Dlitten auf Dem @aiier ltelIte
iib Der Slider nit 6en 5iiBen auf
Die beiben 9fanoer oes gootes uno
idalifeIte oieies 10 eelpaItig, oaB Der
poitor, iid) NIT beioen S6noen feit-
flammernb, iib faum i'm Boot bal
ten fonrte. ullngliidli6er, polIerl
Sic mid ertranfen fraete Der 9o-
flor. uSa, b. Serr 9aitor," ant
iportete Der Slider, pSier 1T mein
8oniiitorium, iest bin i9 on Der
8eibe BEN &opf 81 ipoi6en." Sect
iino Sbre Maieftat" 10 ihloB Sor-
men feline gradblung, lin Sbrele
aoniiitoriunr unb if) idtpeige.4 90
nliBte er ourh @eiit imo @iB iid,
itets ipieoer ale gu Sreunoen gu ma
den; beionoers mar Srieorib Der
8roBe ibm geipogen uno untcrbielt
ii6 oft Stinben lang init oem geiit-
reihen Monn. Gormen itarb mn s.
Mdra 1897.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-05
g.. $. & 9. u. (Sallpt:2inie)

Nnflinft-
SO. 9-8om Often. 1885 PORN
SO. 7-8om Often. $3.50 uodbna
go. 10-GI Balo u @eften. 1880 na6m
gto. 8-won 81 Raio.. ..10.16 born,
Wbfa1rt-
SO. 9-Nab gI Paio nnb @eitem. (.
30. 7-ga6 81 gaio ,inb @effen.
). go. :. =. ....7:00 aber0s
go, 1O-Nab b. Beften. 1000 abenb5
gto. 8-Na6 benz Often. .10:45 born:
Np. 1-Nah @eI 0fio.. 400 abeilos
@ietorta 9ipiiion. g. S. 4 g. q.
Nnfunft
Me; S 3O5-guero. gietoria. 1850 na6nt
Nbfahrt-
no. 8o6-guero. gictoria. 800 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-05
81. &. & s. ga5a.

Gnfltnft7
@o. 241-won Soufton unb 0aIpeftun
:. :. :. $50 morgens
20. 7-gon 0alas u. sort Wortb
80. ss5-gsom aorSen. u so so u1adia. Dora.iti'
No. 15-0on Baeo.. 800 nndlm.
Wo. 281AWcm 9orben ut,o 3ouFoa
=. :. ....3:26 na6nr
80. 9--gom Morben. ..7:45 abenos
>. >. :. lilo soru1
Mbfa1rt
SO. 10-Na6 oem Noroen. 1000 born,
No. TO- Na6 sllitin un6 Baco
:. ;. ;. ;. -. $50 borut.
Mo. 10-ylad oem Nor6en. 300 borm
3o. s. @ah 9aIIns, Sort Bortb
llro gBaeo.. :. -. .8.45 abenos
Mo. 236-Ra& benz Norbeu. -. =.
49,. ....915 dbenbs
no. 242-Rab Souifon umo @ais
beiton.. :. =. 1915 uben6S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-05

2afeiennahlren empfoneen
Did nah beineu aIeiberit, Scrren.
nnturen Hoh 6eiuem Wert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-07

panoe. unb Die 8emeinoe fniete ME
Der Dor Dem Iltore. er iprah 5uerit
einige fran5oiiihe @ebete uno belt
0altn cine flr5e Anreoe.
O'Iliban, ipelfer bel Der MeIie
oienen iollte, itano einiee Sdritte
binter ibnl. or bemierfte, bab bic
8~eriammlnne nod INNER 5rnabm.
Sbne cine Storung at peruriaden,
famen BON alien Seiten ntebr nno
mebr Sttoianer berart, 10 leiie, Dab
man feinen Sritt allf Den peiden
8raIe borte. Sn ebrerbietiger Sal.
trng blieben iic Iteben, inbeweelid)
Die Die 9iloiGulen. Cine Heibe BON
onmfelfarbigen @eitalten nod, Der OFT.
oeren bate lid Inn Die geteuoen
berum gebiloet. 9tidt baS ~leiieItc
@efliiiter ipar sli boren; sic Wenae
lpud,s 10 lalttlps, pie Die S6ncemai.
len i'm Sdmeieen Der Hadt iid auf.
tbiirmeit; muit pernabm nit1ts oils Die
Stimme oes Erieiters. Mls Die 8re.
biet an @nbe rlib Der Segen aegebcn
mar, ma1ote Der Triefter lid geaen
Den Mltar. 9'gluban mari einen
glid nod Der Steqe, no feline Sral,
unb Sobter fnieten itno nit geneia.
tenn Salpte Den Seeen e%mpiinaen.
ltno nit oieiem einen Slid iiber.
ifailte er Die ganse Gbene; Tie mar
Nun iiberfiiat bon Snbionern: nidt
cine Stelle mar frei, fem Slisrpeg
pffen.
Der SrieIter beaann bie beiligc
MeIie.
"Judica me, Deus, ct discerne eau
sam mean de gente non sancta; alb
homine iniquo ct doloso erue me-"
Ytit peld' ieltiamer @eipalt itno DE.
oeutung trafen oieie @orte o'slubans
DIR! er gab Die porgeidriebenc
Nntlport. 0as Gonfitepr mrroe &c.
iprofen, suerit bonn Yrielter uno
oann BON Dem WeBoiener I'M Gtamen
bes Bottles. Sierauf ging Der Yrie.
tier gum altar, 5uerit auf Die re6te
Seite, ben Sntroitils 5ll leleil, einen
furSen gbid,nitt aus Den bl. 9iidern;
Oann in Die Wfitte, INN bas g0ttlihc
erbarmen berabsurlifen fir lid, ielbit
ltnO fir Die @emeinoe. yaprie elei.
ion" Iagte er. naprie eleiion," ant.
mortete Der Miniitrant. n@ott, ct.
barme Did rnierl"
"a iaat ein S6ub-0er 9rieiter
itiirSt nieber mlf Den blumigen
@ruto Dor Dem gltar. Inter Dem
m%olfenloien Simmel. I'M beQen Con.
nenidein, IN ieiit peiBes @emano ae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-07

biilt, liegt er Do iuie ein tapierer
Solbot. Der ailf ieinem EoIten ME
oergeitredt poroen, 3,,9(mban ipringt
81 inn ltnb friet ilebeit ibr aitf Dem
9ooen nieoer. Die @nnbr, lit tobts
lid: unaufbaltiam ettfliebt baS
Seben. ~.
Der Sterbenbe raft ieite ardft
5lIammen, inn nod eit Iestes @ort
berpor5ubringen. S'Iubon bGlt ieiil
DIR oidt an beiien 2ippen. Der
iun9e Saiptlin9 Sutarar" f%liiitert CT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-07

iagte b~'sliban. Sic molcn bod
nift ieet Sbr 9repier beten2 8,l.
ben Sic liebcr al,s."
.Norsen iperoc id) 5ilm Mitsritben
3eit iibrig haberl," %untipprtetc Der
Hrielter nit Dem Safeln, oas ieinen
Srelinoen 10 Dobl befannt par rii,o
III biciem Nllgeublid ieir blaiies Ge.
'iht beaer als 9cmobnlth iiher.
ltrobltc. Sange nod, erimnerte lid
o'Mitbon oieicr @orte itnb bieies Sd.
helns. Ginige Wini,ten lang be.
traf,tetc CT ben Srieiter. ipic er iein
@repier betete; baum fieleu ieine gu-
genlioer 81, nno or idlief Elm.
- ~ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06
Rnolns for :aaant.

FURNIs HE'D ROOMS. s1.S5 PER
week; private family. 507 y. Sixth.
PLEASANT FRONT ROOM FOR RENT.
II North Sixth Street
NICE. LARGE. FURNISHED ROOMS
at 322 East Franklin. Monroe 1909
NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENT
or single room: reduced rent. 2OI %.
Main Street
GENTLEMAN LoDGER FOR VERY
desirable medlum-size second story
front room adjoining bath. In pri-
vate residence on South Third ST.
Address K 40S. care Times-Di s-
4 patch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06
SPECIAL TO THE LADIES.

SPECIAL TO THE LADIES.
THE LATEST STYLES FOR FALL
AND WINTER, AND MY SELECTION
OF FABRICS. ONE OF THE LARG-
EST IN TOWN. ARE NOW READY
FOR INSPECTION. FAIR PRICES
COMBINED WITH FIRST CLASS
WORKMANSHIP. ARE CHARAC-
TERISTIC OF MY ESTABLISHMENT,
SOME OF THE BEST FAMILIES
ARE AMONG MY PATRONS, AND
THEIR PATRONAGE SPEAKS FOR
MY RELIABILITY, WHICH IS A
VERY IMPORTANT NATTER TO
CONSIDER. BEFORE ORDERING
YOUR FALL SUIT, KINDLY CALL
AT MY PLACE AND INVESTIGATE
AM SURE 1T WILL BE TO OUE
MUTUAL BENEFIT. SUMME I,
PRICES ARE NOW GIVEN PAUL
KAMSKY, LADIES' TAILOR, Pill N.
FIRST STREET.
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protessnnal Delp Gdantrn.

NURSES BUREAU, 81 EAST CIAYo
Undergraduates, practical nurses.
caretakers; patients promptly sup
piled Madison $751;.
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HAVE JUST RETURNED
AHMED ALL THE PARTISAN AND
DOMESTIC MODELS. AND R0TTcrT''
LARGE STOCK OF THE NEWEST
BROADCLOTHS. SERGES AND NOV
ELY WEANES. | TAKE GREAT
l AM ESTABLISHED IN MY NEW
PARLORS AT 303 WEST GRACE
AND AM READY TO TAKE ORDERS
AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES
FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST. FOR
STYLE. WORKMANSHIP, ETC. MY
SIGNATURE is SUFFICIENT GUAR
ANTEE. H. LEWIS, LADIES' TAIL
OR. 30S w. GRACE, FORMERLY OF
202 n. FIRST.
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OUR woRK-ouR REFERENCE.

FIND PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
THAT THE VERY LATEST NOVEL
TIES IN MATERIALS. DESIGNS
AND TRIMMINGS FOR FALL AND
WINTER SEASON HAVE ARRIVED.
l EXTEND a CORDIAL INVITA-
TON TO YOU TO CALL AND IN
SPECT SAME: BY PLACING YOUR
ORDER EARLY YOU GET 4 BIG
REDUCTION. AND ALSO AVOID
DISAPPOINTMENT. Fl. SHOSTICK
& CO, ARTISTIC LADIES TAILOR,
207 NORTH FIFTH STREET.
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DersonaIs.

The fiNA M eS i PoPGsAR L LEDMis;
TAILOR IN THE CITY, WILL RE
MOVE FROM 2o2 y. FIRST STREET
TO 400 w. GR.-CE. ON AUGUST s.
IN THE MEANTIME WILL TAKE
ORDERS FOR SUITS AT REDUCES
RATES AT 202 y. FIRST STREET.
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LADIES. ATTENTION,

ES, lION
THE SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES WILL
PREVAIL UNTIL SEPTEMBER. OUR
FIRST SPRING SEASON WAS VERY
SUCCESSFUL, AND WE KNOW THE,
EDGE OUR ESTABLISHMENT THE,
MOST POPULAR IN THE CITY.
MANY ARE ALREADY DOING so
AS EXPERT WORKMANSHIP, PER
FORMED BY OURSELVES AND NOT
BY HELP. CANNOT FAIL TO WIN
THE HIGHEST APPROVAL WIN
TIERS & DOLEzAL, 900 1-2 NORTH
SIXTH STREET. MONROE 1891.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06

WANTED. GOOD MIDDLE-AGED col
ored woman 10 cook and clean for
one person. Apply 90 y. Eighteenth
Street CHILDREY'S DRUG STORE
WANTED. AT ONCE. GOOD COOK.
with reference. at Grantland. con-
venient to car and train. Phone Mad
ison 4569-F
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-06

WANTED. HIGH-CLASS SPECIALITY
salesman for Virginia. Excellent OPP
portunity for capable man 10 make
good. big money balance OF this year.
Contract containing liberal weekly
ADVANCE clause: references required.
NILES +. BIXLER CO., Cleveland.