davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-01-08

Anyone having winter cut hem}ock piles, S5 feet to 100 feet, with at least S.inch tops, and in a position to de- liver same by February 2Oth, 1912, notify the Algunican Development Co.,, Jualin, Alaska. 12t
The Alaska daily empire., 1913-01-08

The Quality Store. Coughlin & Dahl, "Nui Said" "''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-19

heavy fur bands. she looks as tan
and as sinuous as our mental soeA
of Russian princess.
Inc deep and thick fur collar In
ereases the delicacy of her com
plexion. Ia this costume Gaby's
lines were of more importance than
her eyes. and SO | sacrificed the
after to acertain extent Hut q
more graceful figure never stepped
upon the beards than Gaey IN this
costume. The hat. with fts exces-
sively high plnmes. adds TO her
height, OF course, but they are ,3t
such grace that they do not appear
TO be exaggerated. Now. this cos
tune. beautiful as II ia on the stage
and on the graceful Gaby. would be
utterly out OF place of the stage
cannot conceive OF any woman so
devoid OF taste and sense as 10 wear
II. But consider 1t yeritahis
triumrh for Gaby.
In this picture I have shown ons
say To exaggerate the grace ana
tenderness OF the lines OF ths
figure. Remember that 1t Is. per
haps. easier to accentuate ones
Zines" than TO enhance amy ether
feature. There IL. to my msnd.
nothing of greater value to woI-
an than seemingly long, slender
lines
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-19

ainu woman must suggest soltness
as does the cat. Over-exercise
causes The muscles to bourgeon and
harden, as the blacksmith muscles
do, and may give the cariousiy SCI
and ,a.oened expression to the race
so unbecominn to women. Women
we're not made for hard CONTINUOUS
tasks of any sort
So thought the great corset.eres
whom Paris has named "rhe sculptor
of the woman figure" You and
MY think. OF course. othe.Tis1. bus
her reduction method has melted
away the fat from a score OF my
American friends as by magic. one
warning / utter Employ sanely
and ca. etuliy, for. like ala recuction
math.ds. IL carelessly or fooiisnv
used, i, may become what In tue
United States you call { boone
rang"
AZ nigh. before retiring drop
Turkish towel into boiling water.
wrin.. IL out quickly and place u
about the hips and abdomen. he
move 1t as aeon as the towel eooIs
and dip the towel again Into the
boiling water. wiring Il out and wrap
the :ar part Of the body with II.
Do ,hIs six times and t"e resu's
sil be cutie 40 when you hass
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-19

In the second picture ] return 70
Gaby's eyes. Here you Will see 40
example of what meant whep
said that small hats made large
ewes look larger. In the other PIC
lures YOU will see that l had 10 sse'
rifice her eyes, but In this hare
brought out Hi1 their beauty ana
size aud then some. to speak sIangfiy
again.
This hat In one Of the email. snug
caps, that ut fne nesd c~rr ..
closely. coming down quite over the
ears. but allowing bit of an open
ing just above the eyes. as you can
see. This cap Ia edged with sof.
dark fur that mixes with the hair.
The outstanding ehou of -brocade and
fur gives the length to the heaa
that is necessary.
This simple hat f. naturally MT
exaggerated In itself. but 1t &C
centuates the eyes. This is I'M
portant to keep In mind. for II Il
was extravagant In itself 1t would
oyerpower the eyes.
what q tremendous contrast 10
the elaborate wrap worn with this
simple chapeau! II lie OF an en-.
travagance that puts 1t out OF the
every day class entirely. No WON.
an could wear It nor the huge mur.
save on the ttage or. perhaps. at .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-19

gr-xHk. eil dressed Woman Is lhe
- sonsan y To e.yslsissss -asss me
L. little polnts Oh her costume
rha beautiful -Homan La the woman
who exaggerates the good points III
Der lace anu figure This is an age
of exaggeration, and the woman
who tarns puritan and refuses TO
e1agserate - lost
~-,s4y ~OAaA earns TO be con-
slGeTed a ueauty. whether she 10
cue or not How often d Leauty Ia
lost just because the woman is purt-
t4nlcaliy afraid 10 make the most OF
her good points. and that is ali that
sxaAgeration is. This gentle art
was not original with woman.
preach Individuals and what
is Individuality bat eXaggeTationg
v hen | see woman who It's diner
ent irom her fellows ! know ."at
Nature or the wcA.~h herself itas
exaggerated some one o. her points
love.the Oriental dress. IL sails
Ses craving for ueAuty In my
breast that no other costume does.
The Oriental costume Is exaggera-
ton In dress at ats best. IN this
dress Wa have ths rare and ihde'
scribahle spirit OF the East caught
and held by woman.
| have been able to adapt man'
NJ me Oriental costumes to oar
modern ha hits and DAYS. And
will sew very frankly that ] fh'nk
shat many OF MY most delAghtiai
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-19
BY LADY DUFF G oRDoN cLUcLE'D

S.S.L..Dus Aau AuG.. inception IA tAo
.Isxszs ~ tssss -zexaE, .hcWsNegs 4Ii1aaa-
the fatal error oil transpianeihs u
costume bodily. 1t 10 that nave
aeized npnn hint In the color or.
perhaps, In the drapery. and nave
developed 1t so that the Partisan
wearer has been the cause OF gre&s
envy among her friends.
The stage Ia undoubtedly the
greatest back ground fnr the ART CT
exaggeration. Everything ON II mas
TO lie enlarged. SO almost distorted
In order to get over. Hamor Do
comes almost coaI Sc. smiles become
laughter. complications are made up
in a va that beggars description
this is at close range. seen liom INC
front. however. the effect IS usua'iy
very beautiful On the stage eAas'
geration is not only allowable. IL 10
obligatory. and rerhaps no stage
beauty takes more kindly to the de-
yelopmen' OF her good points tnan
Cab Deslys
have made some very charming
gowns Tor this inimitable French
actress ! am Using her 10 snow
you the true. the artistic method Ok
exaggeration. But Il must he borne
In mind that the art displayed here
would not be appropriate off the
stage. Bat the same principles up-
ply TO this art Off and on the stage.
For instance 5ahv has very beau.
tifui o es. They are large and or q
gray, the shade m the Winter skies
when the snow aiea Her eyes arc
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-19

garden party. And then only Wits.
a demure hat and gown Of equal
occurrences. The efaborateness OF
the wrap does not detract from the
eyes. but In the full length figure
you will see that the grace shown
In the first figure Ia gone. Vo'unIn~
BUSINESS In wraps or gowns is apt to
shorten ans broaden tse ature
In picture three there Is much
that many would cali eAaggeratlon.
but !. mol the tsssit ensemble sery
beautiful? Here ] had TO aceensu-
ate lines and display the hair and
eyes as weIi---a difficult TASK, Tor
the hat that aids the eEes hides
the hair as rule But TO the artist
oil things are possible Il had alss
TO create something that was to-
tally unlike the coat in my own
picture. In this case ] took a sn-
perh stripped black and white vel
vet for the wrap. 1t is very marrow,
and darinEly long for an overwraa
The pointed effect In the back Ia scs
centuated by the white fur that
ends In a sharp point. The long
bands on the front and the stripes
add at least three inches to the
wearer's height The dead white
fur gives charming palior to
Gaby's complexion and adds sparkle
to her eyea
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-19

Don't he satisfied with their actual
size. but dress your hair and your
body so as to increase IL. KNOW
that some of my Ideas will appear
appalling to the puritan woman. bus
remember that am just following
the example set by Nature!
Small hats that partly shade the
face, PARTICULAR. al the side. tend
10 make the eyes look larger. and
Siye hint of mystery 10 them. Let
the woman whose eyes are large try
this The woman with small! e'es
must wear hats with wide erim
and must wear her hair tiuned out
about her face. This tends to make
her Whole face look small and aes
eyes appear larger bv contrast.
But 10 return to 1aby. but not 10
NOV ewes for q moment. | want to
call attention to the sumptuous
evening cloak IN the first picture.
This is a decided exaggeration OF
mode that is verv smart and very
popular in Paris at present. 40 sur
The dainty and piquant Gaoy ! nad
IN exageerate its points. OF course
And by this exaggeration nave Az
rented her lines In most adorapio
manner. Gaby Is a slender sprite IN
reality. but wearing this wondertus
wrap OF silver brncade. with ITS eA
tremely long trailing back ana "s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-19
Bv Nine. Lima Cavalier.


VT was a clever corsetiere VINO lo'
m, OF it. She Ia inventive ala"
A. has common sense. compiha'
,,on are and compctiins Need
nd, sns 10 s1clessiu. ricA anu
popular?
.Sne said: Madame. sou are sien.
der az a reed. pray that you WIN
remain SO, for slimLess more IMAM
ANYTHING else gives the -emoiancs
Of youth. But should you ever note
IN Yourself the dreadful American
sign OF the spreading hips. do THAI
which has made all my patrons slim
and supple.
"Obesity peiiets?" ] asked with
a lift of the brows, for you. M long.
faithful readers. know th@- do noe
approve .aem.
Nom Non"
~Non, Mont" "..
Dieting. ...
"Dieting is another name fer star
walton. II causes a woman to LOOK
old and cad and tired"
"Exercise?'
"A little OF course. for health. but
syor-~xercise robs femininfty a. Its
Aoft aspect. To bs beautifully fein''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-19

I'm Summer my mss is natulA
color, but In Winter 1t becomes req.
writes R.
A red nose usually NEAR !noi0eS
sicn or poor circulation. WHIT, it does
not mean alcoholism. Avoid tight
earters, corsets, collars and sleeves.
Eat simple food and drink much
water. II you are In the habit OF
drinking alcoholic liquors. break u.
Pilocarpine remedies are &C
cepted by authorities on nal cub
ture as the best nair growers in tbs
market. Pilocarpfne 10 derived from
jaborandi leaves. These are used In
Paris as preventives OF baidnes&
Tincfure Of arnlca. 400 grams
cuinins. 400 grams.
Jahorandi leaves. 100 grams.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-19
ANSWERED
of any weak hearth"

of any weak hearth?
Stretch the arms straight cue
ward from the sides and bring them
together untii the nnscts mse1--tns
movement that you and | used wshen
we were children and used to play
"Pattycake." Raising the srms
above the shoulders until the fist,
meet above the head 10 another val.
liable exercise for developing the
cheat. To reduce the abdomen
there are no better movements thss
the two Of bending forward from
the hips, without bendsng the kneea
until the tips ct the fingers reach
the floor. and lying on the back
kicking upward. first with enc lss
and then tbs other.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-19
Pilocarpine lotion:

Pilocarptne lotion:
Eau de cologne. 100 oTana
Glyeerine. 10 grams
-incture Of eanthartdes. grams.
Nitrate Of pilocarpins. Is aranA
This has been successful in fend-
ing on badness:
Rosemary alcohol. 100 Crane.
Ttneture Of eantharldes. 10 UransA
Saiicyiic acid. gram.
With 4 soft brush apply the lotion
every night on retiring.
K. s. writes ma. My body -
very fat in the middle. while my
upper part II rather thin. How can
] reduce the former and develop
the latter without submitting to
very faiiguiny exercises on account
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-19

FIJI your cupped palm WITH tnts
and rub II vigorously Into the hips
and abdomen. The camphor 10 "a
active reduction agent. 1t does ifs
work 90 quickly that In . week
have known women to lose hss
BOUNDS through It's use.
Il has the very great advantags
Of reducing the size In tho spots
wtcr. ore wishes to ,e-e u. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-19

steamed your face. The pores are
wide open as the mouths OF . little
bird gaping for food. These mouths
must be fed. Feed them with re-
auction lotion or cream. That IN
which my corsetlere profoundly %
ileves is this:
Alcohol ..............f a..
Gamphor gum. ........< o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-19
G
Nv

msts1uss can he Applied 10 tsre struut-
DEF 10 the upper arms. to the wer
legs, to the double chin. II Is cheap
and speedy and we'll worth a pc
sistert trial. But do wra, yourself
we'll l.. . wooden gown while apply.
ing the wet cloths and Rubbing In
che lotion and dry the ooGy thor.
cuoh'y afterward to avoid catching.
coid D
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-19

uer best ieA--.S. tneA
studied them before creating any
thing for her. did not nave ~
think of her color. for Gany sAn
~ear any color Lnown to man ~
Was Individuality OF style that l haa
10 work out. ~na
pssore getting away from Caov's
ewes let me whisper to the w"'n ..,s
whose eyes are her best fea'ufe.
tbev are large make them iaFkef
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-19
Zpravy zahranlcne
PROTEST PROTI UDELENt
NOEBLOVY CENY PETRU
ROREnQEROVI

Jak ntmeckG yide1sk6 Ilsty pi'
n, podaI prg "Ccsky kuIturni
spoIek" v Praze II SyGdskG Aka.
demie we'd protest proti tomn, 10
Petru koseRgeroyi pfifknuta by.
Ia cena NobeIoya, Y pr0testu IL
yAdi se, ze ace uzDayaji Sc lite
rhrDi zasIuhy hoseRgerovy, ze
yBak tcnto pouziyd syG popuIari-
ty ku Rcrmanisatni propaganda
q shromazd'uje skoIsky fond, je-
boz zneuziyA &c hl pon6mGoydni
sIoyansky yeh dtti A k tGto prdci
RormanisHfui -~ uyhdi 80 dale Y
pr0testu No zyIh5tuim dnrazcm --
p0uziI RoseRRer / tGtO ccny No.
beIoyy, GiUz sIoyaDskf ndrody
ttzce uraziI. -- VzbIedcm k Elm
nosti spis' Roseggera je protest
ten zceIa mistn$ n oprdyuGny,
zaklddd-li sc zpraya IN ma pray.
d.,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-19

X pate cernym trikotem, ma no.
bach stfeyice 3 gumoyymi pode.
byT 0pdsdn 5ir0kym phscm, Y
nGmz naI6zaIo &c moderni naGinf
IupicskG, jcmuz ani mnohd "ne,
dobytnA" pokladna nedoyedla o.
doIati I'o pttadyacet rokd pro
ydd6I sy6 femesIo y naprostym d.
spGcbem u nikdy nebyl doppden,
Al konetn6 ! na nGho do8I0. Ma
syG Ioupezn6 vyprav6 na chodbG
yeIkfb0 pafizskfbo boteIu setkaI
50 y detektiyem, DagaI zdpas n
IuplG podIehI, Vida, ~ neuDik
ne, pokusiI ~ o sebeyrazdu, jez
ysak ~ mu nezdafiIa ByI dopra-
ven do ytzcni, kdez ytnujc 10 mu
yscmozDd p0z0rn0st u pGGe, ably
ncmohl sebcyrazedng pokus opa.
koyali u unlknouti TAX sprnyrdI.
nosti jrStf pred proccscn, ktery
slibuje b}ti scnsaci
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-19

tee Kr1I Iferdinnnd jest potom.
KEN kniHoriIo r0du SHsko.K0
bnrk .Golhn a UarodlI ~ r. 1861.
Mntka jobo byjn princez0o h 70.
dn OrlcanskGbo u jeho pry6 mnn
zeIkn, m0lka Gtyf jcbo djlck, by,
Ia prlHcczuOn Il rOdu IiOWbOn
ParTn0. Drubd jeho mnnzrIkn T..
leon0ra j. prlnecznou h Itr0ssn u
jest proIcsiantka. I'm kniHmr
buIharskGbo byI Ferdinand NO.
len roku 1897 q IN earn b0Ihnr.
sk@ho probIdHI ~ sam rokU 1905
Jako Ndmrc u bJyaIy rHkousky
dhslojniIt Ferdinand vzdy kIonlj
40 M strunu Rakouska II Y p0-
alcdni vhIce baIkAnskG jcu h nj.
vodu Rakouska pfifiDiI sc roz-
blti baIkdnskfho spoIku n o w.
vOldnf brHtroYrnzcdnt y1Iky 81
Srbskcm Il Gtcckcm, jcz pro I}W
harsk0 tax ncsfnstni skOnGlIo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-19
POSTAVENT BULHARSKEHO
KRALE,

V dlplOmHtick$ch kruzich rim
skycb pfeyIhdA ndhIed, ~ kr1l
Ferdinand bijharsky, pontyadz
ucUohI Od KakOuskn doNat Mi
5l6ni OhIcdDf podpory Y budonc.
nosti \ ohIcdem ua uyntjm jebo
obtiznG p0staycni, Dikdy vice We
upYrhti do bIavniho m6sta buI.
harsk6ho. KrhI Ferdinand mo
Aka tou d0bOu w Vidni, kde mol
dIouhou kOnfercnn \ cisafem
Frantlskcm JOscfcm kdc ma tG.
mtr kazdodcnni porady rakol-
skym mlnlstrcm zahranltnPch zd-
lczitosti hrab6tcm BcrchtOIdcm,
I}uIhafi nechoyaji takfka H6dnou
dynastickou loyaIitu ku krhI Fer
dinandoyi TW jest ndmeck$n
princcm Il fimskym katoIiken.
DfivdjM yefcjna apathic v1di je.
no OsobG zmfnila sc V posIedni
dobt Y ncndyist, pontyadz v BuI-
harsku pfcvIddd prcsytdteni, he
on byI hIavnim p0yodccm ne
stastnG ydIky 81 Srbskcm Il Re
ckem Jak prayi 50, krdl Fcrdi-
nand dostal poslrdni dobt IA
du anonynnich dopisu, Y nichz
yyhroIujc So mu smrG, yrati-li
se do SOfic .Iestllzr posIani krd
loyo We Vidni seize nadobro, ~
jest odhodldn, H. vida So trnnu
We prosptch sydho ncislarsiho sy
ma korlmniho prince Borisc, kite
r. v pristim lednu dosdhnr stdri
dyaceti rok0. ktcr}, pontvadl
jc yychovdn We we're grayosIavnt,
tcsi sr mrd lldcm hulharskym
y6tSim sympathiim, nezIi irho O.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-19

R vAaeenl doplaAles u
houpa lhia Douglas A lsA
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-19
JUAREZ DOBYT KONSTITU.
CIONALISTY.

M6stO Jnarez, HrateRlcky Ucj.
ddIezitfj5i mislo ' scyeruiu Me-.
Xlk1, bylO dne lj. ljstop0du ri.
no d0byto kOnHitucionaIlaiy pod
gcIenin generate PunchO villa u
NacIDVia Herrera. BOmbardOVani
mfsta zah6jcno byjo 0 pal ;, bod,
ronni kdyI poyMaIcckf pIuky We
zyIdstDicb yIncicb jako domu6Id
poHIa spoJkoydho yojska W. mo
slt pOsddkOU ~ UaltzaJicibO, do.
staly ~ MI V bczprostfcdm bIiz-
koA mtstn, Pod pIdsifm noel po.
staycua della II boj zapo6aI, Po-
sddH brGnila ~ brdinsky BON
bard0y6ni tryaIo pO dive hodiny
u mn0hO kuIi zaIGtIo nj do vi
l'aso, kde obyyateIstyo bylo I'VE
demo W zdfseni n ' ncjy6t8im
kyapn opusliIo sy6 pfibytky a
yybihaIo ma uIice. We mtst6
tomto naIGzajici ~ 3. pIuk jizdy
Spoj. Sidt1 utiniI y5ak rychIc o,
patfeni, ably ameriGti obyyateja
v kas6rn6ch byIi umist6ni, takze
pokud je zndmo, nikdo k poranG-
III ucpfiscl. - Juarcz vidal 81 o
}, hodinf ranni, kdy byIa WITTY.
tcna biId vIajka a yeIitcI mex.
ckfho spolkovGho vojska nechal
otcyfiti brany mGsta yit6znym
konstitucionaIist6m. Die pozdtji
doslFch zpray byIi Y boji tomto
usmrceni take tfi Americana. Ji-
nj srAzka udaIa So 0 7. hOd. ran
nj ncdaleko Juarczu General
Francisco Castro, yeIiteI posddky
zmizcl, a jeIikOz nalczcn nrbyl
AM mezi mrtyymi AMI mczi ranG-
nFml, ma 81 IN to, H. podafiIo So
mn uprchnouti. l'tok ma Juarez
ycdI osobnf general Puncho vii.
la & vojskem 1000 d0brc vyzbro.
jenych mum a s mnoha dtIy.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-19
VYZENTE BOLEgT ZE FAD,
ZASTAVTE NESNAZE
IHNED.
Vyzehte bolegt 10 zad q lumbag0
malou lahW M zkousku "Olojc
Nv. Jak0ba." "

N6da y6s boIi? Nemhzetc 10
Dhrov0ati, nniH bysle neucitili b0s
Iesii, oMr6 pieh1ni u z6yrnt2 Nu
~ posIecbntto 70 je IumbaRo,
sciHtion nebo Bnnd ! DnmozeHi II
w dbsl0neie ponce V tenn 0kH.
mzlku, kdy nama2eie syOje zGdd
ljaicin 'OIejem synltbo Jakoba'
Me jjO@ho ncznpudj boIesti q 0.
chnbIOH H6decb tnk rycbIe. -
JednOdnAc nntfeio jim z6da n bo-
Iesii 0dejd0u Je d0ceIn nc8kod.
ny u Dep6Ii mi Dczbmvuje k0zi
Naroynejte gyt Gdyl Nhrpte!
DoMn6le ri nnIou I6hoy ma zkou.
AIfu 4 ktcr6koIi IGk6rny u po jc.
diD6m p0nzjti zapomenotn, ~ jste
ydboc trp6Ii boIcs1 Y zhdoch,
Iuub0Rem, nebo scinticou, ponG.
yHdz y6H z1dn d0eeIa prrN0Dou
boIcG Nikdy DnskInme n nd N
sobou 30Ietb odporIdeDi. Adv
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DVOJf 2IVoT

Io dyacet PCT roku I'll dvojim
liyotem Marios Thaust, ktcry
mohl by vtm b}li hrdinou de-
trktivniho rmnanu Va SVEN oko
II ludm hyl iako xdmoluf sou
kromnik, sttdr{ podporoyatel do
hrosiuufeh dtel0, sfastuy man.
lcl otec ptli ditck yr ytku od
/ ia II ruku 0b{yaI 81 prtdni
patiiska ttgrtl yilu byl elwurm
utknlika kIubu y ulehz sbromai
duir se nri'elI epolrtnost ky
div. le mut tak uibodut. ieuu.
dluuht hills yms a Villas dadayal
uettbatlu5hn yFtfirnl stall sa ~
lifym tstua leg,e A pfre htl
mnt ten farugaN up0Hem drstm
nlhmiLanfm g teIHi ohralutm
halelokm luW6em ktert Fsske
81 Ktdaie stt a st fadlHT hfadi.
a,Hli Caste tvissal So
ftaust ga fesiN prs Fflml dut
fllt a Kragti sa e uteh al pa ua
kolika ,lhgsb Nageatutat dale
ia \ btklrftm bahasl naystS
fuyauem hpltla festa irho kan
flla kapsal ss 10 kulbt glftueh
pasl fafatm imtbeh v nofl
ldet hptem Nsr spala tsrha
"a ha lap iahalsn 81 hiast A
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BRANNA PkEDL0HA v RA'
KOUSKU,

Mjnislr obohodu baron IInrka.
ny podaI v posInncckt nfmoynG
osnoyy zdkon1, souyIscjici SO
zyy5cnim kontjngentu noyhdkl
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-19
NADPORUCfK JANDRIC OD
SOUZEN PRO VYZVE-
DACSTVf.

Process s nadporudikem Jan
dritem,, obvinGnym 4 yyzytdat-
styi, jenz konaI Sc pfi zarenych
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ccs budil zyysen} zdjem, pon6.
yadz s nadporutikcm Jandridem
zatdcno bylo We spojcni yyzyt.
datskou aftrou vice 6lenn jeho
rodiny. Rozsudek nad Jandriccm
byl iiz yynescn, aysak yercjnosll
bude sdtlcn tepryt, az potyrzen
bude vrchnim soudcm.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1913-11-19

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WANTED--Casn paid TOT second hand ouachita Ave. 101e-tf
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 sCIASSIFIED COLUMNS No 

FOR SALE-Furniture and lease of
 40-room aotel. steam heat. In good location. For particulars see W. T. Hawkins, e 12 Central avenue. Phone 20g. 2-22-tf
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Very Important for home and of ice. SS.50 complele map of the world with map of Arkansas. II. S and Parcel Post System. special S0t c !. Foley, 2S0 Central Ave, phone 1908. 1S.et.
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black horse mule nine years old II hands high named ~TomH: one four seated surrey and one set of double harness
 TERMS OF SALE-On n credit Of three months the purchaser being re- auired to execute a bond as required by law. and inc decree of this court in said cause, with approved security. bearing interest at the rate of six per cent per annum from date of sale until paid and a lien will be retained on the nropert sold to secure the payment of the Dur chase money.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court on this 4th day of March 1915 A. c. SJ1IIsENBERGER.
 Commissioner in Chancefy. track Y.&& E4
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K. PEDERSON WORK OF ALL KINDS. Estimates cheerfuIly Given.
 PHONE 368.
WARNlNG ORDER

In the Garland Chaneery Court. Cyrus W. Gillis. ct ai, Plaintiffs.
 Against Begna Sanders or Beuna Saunders and Ellen Ciillis. Defendants. The defendants Benna Sanders for Beuna Saundersl and Ellen Gillis. are warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer She complaint of the plaintiff
 Given nnder my hand and seal oi said court on this 26th day of Fehru- ary, 1913
 A. c. suLLENBERGER, Clerk.
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ooMMIssloNER.s sALE.

Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance of the authority contained in deeretsl order of the Cnancery courr of Garland County, Arkansas. made and entered of record on the third dav of March, 1913. in certain cause fNo. 62ib) then pending therein between George R. Bedding and J A. stallcup. partners under the firm name Of Beld ing and Stalleup Cemplainants and J the undersigned as commissioner of sail court, will offer for sale at public ven due 10 the highest bidder. at the Livery Stable of E c Young. at Nos 316 and Ii7 Ouachiia avenue. in the city or Hot Springs Arkansas, at the hour of F o'clock NJ. Saturday on tho 18th day of March. 1918, the following described per sonal property. towit
 One pair of mules harness and sur rev. described as fallowss
 One black mare mule eight years old 4 hands high, named sJudge une
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MURRAY TRANSFER co.

DRINK oAKLAwN MINERAL, WAIT
 Eh tor stomach aaa Kidney iron. oieS. delivered ta all parts of inc city. hone iia6. 5-ts ,s
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WANTED

WANTED Three or four room furn- ished Q. unfurnished cottage. Must he modern and in select part of town, by party permanently located. Ad- dress F. N. H.. $. W. Tel. X Tele Co.
 3-1S-1wk
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sToRAeE.

When you want to store House hold goods, or crate. pack or shin Furniture call on
 MURRAY TRANSFER co. We have got the only fire proof warehouse in the city. Ware house Fonstrnted with separate apart- ments for your furniture.
 Telephone S2 or 4S.