davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-08-02
The bulldog does hide or no viii

The bulldog does hide or no Viii
ming, yspplng, swapping, or barking
and, so rule passes the common
ours unno'ice1, and the public have
little if anything brutal TO inniot on
him. Why? Because and only te ,
cause be lie bu!!dog-e dying, biting
fighter for wnat he believed 10 be bis
rights. II some reepects The Jewg
Ysmind Us Of the bulldog; The Indla d
IN oil reepec;e, while abe Negro cs!ip
TO miad the cowardly cur that is on
TIE rnu from otoDs and bruteli!y,
Dead bulldog or living cur-yhjct?
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-08-02

The experts and other authorities
who hsVe coneli;uted themselves the
Official Investigators, can say Whist
they want cbout this, that or the other
Bind Of training, but there is no KIND
thst can IN any way approach She
proper kind Of home training,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-08-02

10 esS tame|y for the rights Of en-
American CITIZEN, brings as Jule
neglec'ive repllts. To demand them
with square, unaaunted look 10 the
foes OF .be arrogaot, turns rusty
cogs Withln lbtir thlnk taubs, and
6 out of dozen brings good results.
No apot on Gods green and IN
green ear'E, where ten million bum
an beings live, can be found az much
cowsydice .ss exists in America
among the len million Negroes.
Begging would never bave broken
ihe fes,ers from four millions Of
slavery. |. took shot and ehell % dn
tha', and We .eRsee with The grest
American stD,esman and cOnsijtn
tional lawyer. Hon, Albert e, Pills.
bury, that The came must be agaio
uge6 &c accomplish what God ip8nc9d
iGnGoln &c G1Gya
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-08-02

The fellow who labors early and
late, Is laying up treasures for him
sslt. The other one, that individual
who don't mind turning over in bed
and remaining there long after the
sun has risen in The East-well. we
won't have anything to say about
him.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-08-02

several newspapers have printed
laird tales OF disorder on The part OF
Cue Negro troopers OF the Tepth
cavalry in Winchester aud doubtless
they would have p.sjudiced the
Wnolo country in ard around Win
cncsfer against tilcsu brave defenders
OF rheIr coau'ry had not the police
au uor!tlcs aoG others Ia Wipchcs,.,
como 10 the rescue Of The co)o,ed
ao'dicrs and said that they were e
well behaved set Of men and had
been guilty OF no disorder whatever
l. 'a Juat such vigorous derials Is
tho one sonL out by Winchester that
are seeded to curb the uvidity of tht
De"tpsrer liar. and we thank np7
Frederick County pcjehoors 70,
thalr .ovc Of ;ru,h and honesty. cva~
though the objects of their attention
be poor, but t,lthlul Negro sold iers.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-08-02

When viii young Negroes, both
boys and girls, come to realization
that there is more in life than beer
and whiskey drinking, the dance bali,
and various other senseIess and
deg rading occupations7
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-08-02

Where ia err good "triend' HOB.
Woodrow Wilson, President Of tnrse
Cnltrd State, now tbst tho guot
Democrats :, Washington srs max
ing Lille SO miserable for Negroes?
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-08-02
eB.Es. EkxFFGED,
AI"HDNUEE AZ IA W

AI";DEGEg AZ LAW.
MARTINSBURG. WEST VIRGINIA
ass Practi in al the Counts of,W
We. .he Soprerne Court of appeala
and thu United Sis,es Cour:s, :.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-08-02

The Old befGEe zoe var dabs of
YE&toi', having beeu made 20 help
nuke e!a"e i1boE mc7e 1eneGcia!, ,y,e,
We claim, eDot 10 de.,5, along with
ela7ery' Had slavery nos been in
eS's:ence, Ike money wculd mover
have bseu borrowed.
If none Of il Has uscd in this
dec'i'r, "hy make us pay for using
~ Il was spcn, east aud south Of
u7, cud ibc cd e!ale should be msd E
to pay EDglaoc tae whole debt. The
theory Tbs, ia claimed 70 NEE, The
approval cf co. poop's, ;hal Jefferson,
h1rke!ey, Mo!gen, H"upshitr aud
HARDY connNaa ba 'ozeo fer zoe
deb', is aneusd in the extreme. The
WISH msy be father 10 'na .toneas,
bu: i! will peger mHsrr;n!ize.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-08-02

List week 'be Pioneer Pre.6 had
TO cali ri ulhail traitor, liar g. and
this ~tts al The big men have done
eotoo.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-08-02

The attempt TO Lsrnish the charac.
ter Of Governor William Sulzer. Of
New I ork, will fall fiat. II shoDld
W"at Win no other fate, because it
was conceived in iniquity and born
~ Elm, 1t "a9 uo3h'ng more than ell
att"uip' on The part of bis enemies.
woe, tuwArtcd in their attelppta 10
Dor" hlm a3 Governov Of Tho greet
State Of New York, sought to dis
cred't bin 10 She eyes Of thc would
as van and gentleman. Now
that th" bosses have done their ut
most IL casting their wicked darts Of
ven0m against M. 3uIzer's impreq-
1Ah'o afwor OF chsrsclor they fi1d
bat their tt'urta have one harm ra,h.
er than good, AS 20 Che oiEl whom
theS r>QoisjIionnd in ;hcir ifefarioos
wor"-weli, tie only ibIo!. that we
can @HY Of her is, tbat she Is rather
tose'V.og Of pity Than IF condemra
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-08-02

The cry Of the hour IS Cox slroac
men and womcD. Win the youug If
our race heed the clarion crN?
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-08-02

- @E''-i' l! Jth tNEc GNVt AiE Z
TO coWmUricste oy .h.t timo u1eseo
write no * ,hia address, hending
BIN caro- bearing the name erG
address, O.! nc caps agents in L.v-
trpoo!. O0sotvicg iha: Mr.. Lcr-
morte WAS em,kar. the purser ,ook
ftpm BIS cigar case three or four big
liavaua CiS9c:, sud placed them in
his haud, saying you viii fod lots o.
coniort in ih4ss Mr.. Le.mon,e.
Thank you cir said the colored mau,
you are very Kind ard liberal.
The rex. day l!t.lc after 1880
the gcnd ship Heron lifted anchor,
"hd sI"u'ocC away With our little
hero PHiliip or hoard bound for
Merr'r England. The transrorms-
tlon he had undergone made hiln
look like another boy. His nea, h,-
ting blue suit, jsurty esp, and pol
:sbod shoes made quite g cons.d,ra.
ole d'Hcrence in biz appearance. He
was AZ idea! Cabin boy, did his WORK
thoroughly and cheer!ully, singing,
IS lie worked, the quaint Melodies be
had learned from his fellow slaves on
the plantation Of bis master in Grct.
na. His cheerfulncss, uniform cour.
tesy, obIiging manners and his droll
and amusing speech soon won for
him The good viii OF the csp,ain,
crew AID tha dczen or two Dssse1-
gers Inc Hsrop was taking back 10
England, ali Of wDom save on",l were
BrltIHhers returning to England
Phillip had not been out to sea three
days before be had three whole dol
lars III silver coins ia the right baud
pocket OF his new trousers, given 10
him ty The chips officers, and pas
ssngers for whom he had done little
favors, they really liked him-li1ed
80 h"nr his aontGs'n iaik and to js-
ten 10 his quaint stories Of life a. DO
had seen it on the Old plantation.
o. account Of Il severe storm which
rode The wsvea like hirG and uoae,
PHILIPPE meala 60 ofocn that he
ALMOST became physical wreck.
he vas emsclated, frightened spd
hungry for somckhing TO eas NOT
contained on the chips oil of fare.
Two or three days before the ship
landed al the Liverpool docks, the
weather in tbe meantime having
| ca,ned he was sble to resume bis
ptacs at table and do full juetice to
the good things set before him, and
was soon hack to normal with q
coming appetite. After the snip had
docked and ali her passengers dis
charged, The CID Captain. who was
taking o mouths leave to visit lis
family 10 London, took Phillip along
with him. Arriving in London
early the next morning, having left
Liverpool on midnight troiu
Phillips eyes bulged n3 The wonder
lul Sights be SEW from tie widow Of
tDc cab In which The Captain and he
eaS, The great throogs Of people,
more than be bad ever soen before
Eaei Indians in their quco, costumee,
Naive Africane il flowing robss Japs,
Greeke, Turks Dad mollsy throDg
OF white men, women and children
in The perks, aoms IF them stretched
out on the gress, others occupying
the benoheo scannipg toe morning
popers, Others standing idly by look.
ing !uto space snd smoking Bfiar
| piper, ass!eo,ed biz e,sention. The
cab drove along She Thames Em-
bankmeas psss The Parliamen t
| ]IOupp VI nj ct, tka r,n,c;r $50 !, -.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1913-08-02

"a IyRNAY. AUGUST 2 1913
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-03-06

OF the public laws Of nineteen hundred and
nine, creating the Maine Forestry District
Section Township one, range fourteen
w. e. L. g.. In PiscataQuis county, "
hereby added to and included in the opera
ton Of chapter one hundred and ninety
three of the public laws Of nineteNn hug
bred and nina creating ths Maine 1ossstry
District
approved March Is. 1SlA1
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CHAFTEIA ~.

AN ACT Relating q the c1gnpulsory A.
4xnDsnt OF Hsa1 1. -, mo- '''-
w. n !, sssssa,n e Tor tn. s.r.u,os9. OF
s.z s.ssr 1872 I'd pf s "a 'fs s. navy any
s :sa: 8: go q 4 S e: ' ss$
which s.anption mag b naans sse sa o.
TIE sane raj estate. Or q my pan g TIE
same raj sstats, may n writing rsGussst
the owner Of such prior and forsciosed
closed mortgage and the debt thereby &c
cured, TO him upon he pay1ne 70 the OWL
sr Of such prior ana forSciosed m $3.50
costs. 81 foreclosurs and such otnef sum-
- the mortgagor or p~?on fedsemins
you'd % r:91rsd e g, IN ns S.d s1o = and
forsciossd mortgAss neglecc Or refuses 20
make sueh assignment within reasonAole
tine aft@ such Written ten, rsS ~ ma. .a1 bs9nr
bill In equity in the soprems judiSia cot1.
for the purpose OF cotnpelhng the owner
Of such prior and forecioeed mortSsse 70
and the debt thereby secured. 70 him. the
owner Of such subsequent mort4egs upon
making peymsns = sf TOT nan A e ~ ne tbe
opinion that the owner Of such prior and
foreciosed mortgage WI not be injured or
damased IN he property matters ana nfnss
interests Of the owner Of such subsequent
mortgage, and that the rights and Interests
of any othv paoon In and to the sams -
estate. or any part Thereof wm not ce
SAID court, In its discretion, may order and
gaze and the debt thereby secured, mall
be assigned BY the owner thereof to the
his making payment a. AFORESAID And
the dine within which and the piacs where
the court, and II the parties are unable 70
agree upon the amount Of such payment
then the court shall Ak. and determine the
amount And the said court shan have
full power and authority to issue en- necss-
enforce any order or decree made under
any prior and foreclosed mortgage as
signed under the provisions Of this act
debt secured by such mortgage. unless he
especially agrees in writing by him signed
to be so holden or liable. An appeal from
any Anal decree may be taken az provided
by section twenty-five Of chapter seventy
nine OF the revised statutes.
[Approved March Il. 1A&1
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of the public laws Of nineteen hundred and
secon nan one rsass
W. e. L. g.. In Piscataquis county, -
hereby added to and Included in the opera
Hon t,on o. crp,er , enc nunored enS '3 Say
bred and nina, creating ths Maine Torsetry
approved March Is. 1sia1
CHAPTER 60.
AN ACT to Restrict and Regulate Private
Be It enacted, etc:
Section No person. .eo.pertnerehtp
Ing Susiness = unless duly authsrised under
the laws OF this state or the. Netional
Banking Act excepting - provided By SEC
Section L A corporation that may desire
BY reosiyins dsDosits subject % inlsfses g
r' f:r ,H aDsf T. e =,
deposits and At the same time fls With TIE
SSomms;.iionsr e eo.plsts ststsmsHs q .
nmaneia! Sonditdon; so1cssns 70 net.s. 49, IA
and Reputable. tie conmissionr may. aa
his discretion; G,,s . liosnss e snch OR or,
deposits from ~ 6mpaoyses sniy, u1en A.
ing with the state Uaaarer NJ bold. pay-
able to him and bis gqceesssr. n olnoe fM
surety company Authorised 20 20 buSd-
neAe IN this state In suHA amoent ~ the
bank se% Dai. s@aE spssss 2 4 su e
such d.poaiss .nd tsssrs4 tk2eos. y
Soction I BsnfanS 1880 10 splicat-
,as. .sss.!ins 3 sssss sins g nssg 8. S.
sSa sn1 p :: As ss.ss.s1. s,ss sse
q .corperexicn shad s dssHssA r 3 Apana
= seahns bpdns1A $780, sasA CT
= mad. e.s sssss' 4 r a: ss 9 r.: :' sss
I .s:s ..S SsD s.s.,s 49, ss. III, e sss.
Sss nancy /, e; .s ~ a.. 8 ! ; 1e sss
or ON account Of HI pyinad1Al
ssstidn ! Any person q lsFsons vtalaA-
andivsdusAy q q q iatsrssssd psssy 4
az IN g rilRey q e an1
% nv t tsssGa ,as4 h, 7: az so e
nor racrs tnas crS &hottsand doiiarn. s. 81
innprieonnuenf IA n counfy 5An not ~
tn than =, Ky s,, d.ys ", nor T.! :rs IRA s &c -
s i.sss.% nas = y ''''v.'A ~ ''n's ."
Asorovsa xlssA n s'al
cuArrun "a.
AM .rvr .. 49, as.t,s.. a.v.r.v.,orr
A md Soys NJ q Capser s Ssftscn q
j. $s / - 80: -. ~.
sec1en / ssata6n ssysnty-few OF enap-
a s1aet ~ s.k1a9 euS ne 49,. n
tSs thisd ~ fourth ii,,t :. thereo{ aad by
sasstltasasas n 70. hss.of =; words
ist,na n 70 Snt Id 1tss1a 81 re ma E.iuts
s assss y 8 s 20 sd "a = ses ~
=. , 49, = 9 ~ -, a s. E sssssfa os
ssVsnfy<V0. ehai anniy ~ mopna th1U-
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yiSrr ss 5ar e sns
both inelusive. and one hundred and thirty
inslosive. .,..... =
fu ssseen .nn sa 3 .sdns s sse soosns
section: . - - ,.,,.... =,
sl.ss,os = q $ isi4. "a e ma ~
e. -. .Sa, '.sH i -, 2'g,.s 'ns &ssfS t3
sSa sSs e, t uss at, 6 asa vosns
plaes o. precinct Al the next presiding
elsstion. citJ, seu1ty; stats or nAxicn.t cer,
said ssnoss IS psoviesA 4 he ~. 4own
&. p sSc.: s. sc. q sf' ssi,s.. - ).
@.ss.4 sa ss s :, .s ssi': . ssrss =
OF before the dS3s for nnng psim1sY nom
inasien 49, = The see.etasy g ssee Z.
the he ns.aS.s q Srsns15 soniu.tin5 s:iisS
fApprovA Naruh a. lslal
n.-T-. ~
a ;. OF os1., t. .. s:se q &. Hs
TIsf ed Ii.s: e sai: q sA.s:: z
Is 4 sa.st.4 ....,
.I s:ssson ;see,sS.sEhat e sh.ss:r -,
aeqsf ssss. = = e r'3 400. e ,ono sss~, n.
s 81. ~ !, ~ ssaas g e: - - rs ,ssss
tas s Is 81 s. e Ans Aod e ses 9 c,s0ssS
g e. $50 6 ~, Z - -. = d ~ *, :ss e.
E.{S 49, 3rz p, ~1.1s. S,cses {vstS. -
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CHAYFNR -

AN ACT Additional 70 Chapter ssyenty-
nine Of thA Revised 8tAtutae Rela2tn1 to
the TsAnSfr Of Actions ana other MAI
tass - The Law Cuurt tn Go OF tns
b 4 Onaoeod eat
In cAss 81 phystnal - nasatal 4a.aony'
death. TefiUuAa1on. o. rem0vA q m Jus
t3os presiding 1t my cfvn or crfmira1 PRO
psrior court Or at Ssax1nI In equity. IN
which, . mstion for new trial b made az
captions presented or APPEAL taken any
upon motioN and after notice and hear
iae, allow the exceptions, and upon request
Of the moving party. order the oncial ste en-
evidence required under the motion or ap-
peal, and such portion thereof a. may De
made a part Of the exceptions.
CAbproved March -, l&A1
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state shah be. included In its provisions
unless the teacher shall hold q state teach
srs certificate issued under the authority
Of the state superintendent Of public
section 2. Any person Of either ssK who,
thirteen. or thereafter. shAn have reached
ss e: :s nd e i s.s. ::n . s az "a &
Ssys IN ST otssr 1 rsspsess ma All the ssqre
ID r ;'s spSe oas q .so s so r Ss
su1i pS9sisn Of tvo SundTsd 6oiiAfa
On ' sesssD. AaE s isSs a,nssssn '
o. 80 Of sixty yeafs and who tor twenty
Z. ' "a pi aasi ssss $500 .1a
Yho shAn have In. al other respeets met
the requirements a. section one Of tht1 net
fa on e, :. . T. 1s 81 ~ :pP ps:a ssfss
IS, 1f:, q .! aanua pension q one hundred and
s:se 8. Any Rsssen 81 u =
g sSah have S.sa rss3rsd .sa. 81 tas
~ ssse: & ~ D.. rs. 1s ssss % sse
ND e. :. srs s9issss e 3, rs ss
tAas ne s.uont Of The p,naen ancws1 T.
s sss ssY1 n sss &: sssons y ssaqas
esedm : yor The psrp q t4s.e ac4
q eyaH q sisAs sseu.sad aCil.r, Z q
Glste9 ind enc suin 81 f1snty-nvs {hou.
thsrsafter. which sum - treasnssr q
; s. . ss: 49, 60 f. IA "a g. ~. m
.opropriatsd and Asductsd sha1 b Asnon-
instsd the ssAsel ssssssn fund.,. =,
dsy o. ssriembsr. ninstesn Amdfsd thr-
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CHAPTER Cd.

AN ACT Amending and Correcting the
Limits of the Maine Forestry District a.
Defined and Established by Chapter One
Hundred Nineay-three of the Public Lawn
Of Nineteen Hundred Nine.
Be II enacted, etc:
Section l. Fr.reburg Academy Grant in
Oxford county; Stockholm, formerly Stock
holm plantation In Aroostook county;
Kineo, in Ptscataquis county, are hereby
taken out and excluded from the operat ton
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oHAPfIn ~.

AN ACT to IncfoA1e the n@ciency Of the
Pubic Schools u. Maine by Retiring
Tsachsrs q Lang service WITH PsndOns
Be Il snactsd. etc:
on Septsmbsr thirtieth. ninetssn hundred
thirteen. or thereafter. snan have reached
the age Of SIXTY years and who for thirty
i've years shan have been engased In
teaching. as his principal occupaton. and
who shall have been employed - . teacher
In. the public schools, or in such other
schools within this state ~ are supported
wholly or ct least thrse-nfths By StAts or
town appropriation and are under public
msnagsrnsnt and control twenty Of
years immediately. pfeeedins retirement,
shall have been IN this state, ana who shall
tarily .stirs fron sciivs ssisvics aftsr com
gl.s,cSe e the ssaoSI x:af ns.s 's,csSins
hundred thirteen. shall. on hts formal ap-
phcation. receive from the state for the 70.
maindsr Of his life an annual pension Of
two hundred and nifty doliars: provided,
sowsvss that . sftsr the THIRTEEN .S,.. DAY Of
such employment - teacher within this
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AN ACT to Amend the Primary Election
Law and Reduce the Number Of Ballots
Required to be Printed
Be II enacted. ETC.:
Section 1 Section twenty-xix Of the d.
rect primary law snA1tnd BIZ the people OF
Maine at an election held ca the eleventh
q hereby amended 81 sn1king out the
word 'twslvs" In the eighth hhe 20 that
the section ~ amended shan read - fol-
section =. Except a. modified or super
Sedsd ~ this 81, and SO far - the came
may be necessary for the purpose hereof.
and whore not ihconst1tent herewith. the
viood statutes with ali ac6 additional
thereto and a1nendatory thereof. are here
by made applicable to primary elections
after, for the purposes thereof and Of this
act: sections eleven. thirteen. sixteen.
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CHATTER e.

AN ACT Repeating the Law Providing Tor
the Inspection Of Limo CaskA
Be II enacted, ETC.:
The following portions Of the revised
statutes OF Maine. namely: sections tvO to
seven inclusive Of chapter forty. the nm
seven lines of section twenty-one Of chap
ter one hundred and seventeen. the same
being THAI part of said section relating 70
lime. also chapter sixty eight Of the public
laws Of nineteen hundred and eeven. Do ana
the game are hereby repealed.
Improved March Is. 1SA1
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SOME BATTLING GOOD BAR
GAINS IN SHOES

BOYS AND YOUTHS regular $3.50 and $275 OK
fords, in patent colt, black and tan russia calf
skin, with broad low heels, and heavy soles, blu
cher cut, sizes IL to 51s, O. IN
choice this sale Observation-Disclosures. u sU1
BOYS SHOES-69 pairs only, in patent kid We
lour calf and vici kid, Butcher button, welt
solos, low heels sizes A. AZ, 3, 5R; Ct Or
values to $500; Sale price ........... 1IsJJ
BOYS SHOES-In patent colt velour calf and
Wei kid, Butcher or plain lace, heavy soles, low
heels; sizes to 51k; q An
values TO $500; Sale price 4llfJ
MISSES SHOES-In vici kid with patent tin,
heavy sOles, low heels, button O. An
VI A"ecs Oaie price WITH
INFANTS AND CHILDREN'S SHOES-In yici
kid, velour calf, heavy solos, low heels; q 10
sizes ~ 10 II " InE "
Low or spring heels; no
sizes 5h to ........... JOC
WOMENS SOROSIS SHOES-193 pairs vci kid
shoes, turn SOLE Cuban heles patent or plain tip,
Blucher or plain lace; sizes "a to o; widths A,
b, O and ID; regular $500; 90 m
Sale price l........... IEsUU
WOMENS VIC1 AND PATENT KID SHOES
Welt soles, Cuban heels, lace or button; sizes o
2h, 3 and 3k; widths A, and @; O. A0
regular $500; Sale price ............ 4Iu4J
Basement
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SILKS WORTH TO $1.50 YARD, THIS
SALE CSC
Fancy messalines, fancy peau de cygnes,
fancy chiffon taffeta, fancy peau de sole,
fancy duchesse satin, fancy French faile,
fancy foulard, plaids, plain surah twill,
plain imported Swiss taffeta, plain glace
serge silk, natural imported pongee ETC.
Stripes, checks, figured effects, floral pat
terms, printed warps, plain Pekin stripes,
shepherd checks, Roman stripes fancy ar
mure suiting silks, new Egyptian silks, now
Bulgarian Silks 36-inch black messalinc,
plain colored crepe de chimes. For waists,
for dresses, for petticoats, for house dresses,
for afternoon and evening gowns for chill
dren's wear. The assortment is made up Of
every conceivable color or combination of
colors, worth up to $3.50 e.
yard. This sale ..........s........V eSN>s
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-05-08
AWFUL ECZEMA ON FACE

Freeland, Md.-"Baby's eczema
started in little spots and would burst
and run all over his face and wher-
ever the water would touch his face,
it would make another sore. Pimples
would break out and make his face
sore and infamed, and he was very
cross and fretful. 1t was awful. He
suffered tortures from 1t, and We had
to tie mittens on his hands to keep
him from scratching. A friend of mine
told me Of the Cuticura Soap and ONT
ment and l went to a drug store and
bought them.
When We would battle his face with
the Cuticura Soap and apply the Cuti-
cura Ointment, he would be much bet
ter. He would wake up in the nights
and cry with his face and we would
put on some Of the Cuticura Ointment
and then he would rest all night. They
have cured him completely Of the
eczema" (Signed) Mrs. Harry Wright,
Mar. q, 1912.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample OF each
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address
postcard "Cuticura, Dept l., Boston"
Adv.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-05-08
IF HE WERE A RELATIVE
Observance of CoIored Man Really
Offered Some Good Ideas for
Worthy Reflection.

An official of one of the departments
at Washington says that while going
to his luncheon one afternoon he saw
military funeral passing down Penn
sylvania avenue. AS the pageant
passed the official was standing on
the curb, hat in hand, and noting with
interest the reversed arms, the flag
draped coffin, and the riderless horse
behind some one touched him on the
elbow and said: Il hope you'll ex-
cuse me, boss, but would you min
tellin' me whether the dead soldier
was anythin' to your"
why, no." answered the official,
smiling in spite Of himself, as he
turned and beheld a solemn-looking
darby of perhaps sixty years of age.
Excuse me again, boss" continued
the negro, but you kinder looked that
sorry l thought mebbe he was some
thin to you"
He was a brave soldier" answer
ed the official.
The darby said nothing for a mo-
ment Finally, with a sigh, he added:
Wouldn't it be gran, boss, mournin'
fer a man like that, s'posin' he was
somethin to you?"