davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-21
TRUSTEES SALES.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE.
- - catGd to the undersigned trus tee, dated sd
DAY OF November, 1893, by Mrs. Lille Harrison
snd OF record In the clerks office OF the Hustings
co. Court OF the city OF Roanoke, Va in deed book
~ page 2'5, conveying to me as trustee the fol-
rowing described personal property to-wit:
nc entire stock OF goods, wares and mcr-
ohahdise, consisting OF watches, clocks, silver
ware, 6ronzes. jewelry. etc; also one iron safe,
anu an fixtures, consisting OF show cascs,
counters, vault cases. ETC., now situate and be- ing
IN the storchousc now occupied and being con
Quoted by the said Mrs Lille Harrison, on the
souln sldc or Salem avenue, between Henry md
oe1elson streets, In the city OF Roanoke. Va.
1hu numbered % according to the city numbers
IN trust TO secure Miss Sarah Harrison nov Mrs
Sarah Sapiro) the payment OF 81. $50 as evidenced
i ~ siS motes ior S25o each dated october 1Sth
dS,Z ana que IN j, >, 4, and months after
1nte respectively, and drawn by the said Mrs.
Eillle Harrison In favor OF snid Miss Sarah liar
Tison now Mrs Sarah Sapiro), and payable Mt the
flrst National Bank OF Roanoke, with interest
on eaCh Oh said notes from the date of It's
maturity And whereas default has been made
III inc payment OF all OF said notes, together with
the interest therein, and being required 30 to do
ny me :, beneficiary OF said notes, will, ON
Iliu kSDAI TIE 22D DAY OF FEBRUARY.
ISL AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, on the premises
cell to the highest bidder, as n whole ali of the
property above described.
TERMS: Cash. s NYBIrRG
II tuS frrustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-21

Perplexed.
ARABEII.A soLILoQUIZEs.
II cannot understand at all
The way mamma goes on.
When climb trees or chase the dogs
And have the greatest fun. n
She'll stcrnly say, Now, ArabelM, don't
you know
great big girl like you should not net
sou
"But when want some jcwcry-
bracelet or some pretty rings
Or maybe nothing but hat,
With flowers and bows and things,
Or sometimes, just because / want my
hair In curl,
She'll say. That is not nice for such a
little girl"
Clara j. Denton in Pick. .
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-21

Shoemaker-Well, don't any of these
shoes suit you, miss?
Miss Flipperly-Oh yes, indeed, but you
have such a delightful way of lacing them
UP thought would try on several pairs
more.-IIarvard Lampoon.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-21

a AUCTION SALE OF THE JACK FARM
Z VIII be made this time without failN'rha
nlunctions heretofore awarded 10 stop the sale
OF this valuable tract OF land having been Mi
dissolved and the injunction last applied for
having been refused by the Judge OF the circnit
court OF Roanoke county, and the said court
having ny its decree in the causes of the South
oAieih Land ompany VS.. l.. c. IIausbronph
trustee ct ais, and Gates II Brown ct ais Va
same, nat vas pronounced at its January term
iS.4 directed the undersigned, L. c Hans,
DprouSh, trustee in the deed OF trust executed
May 9th, 1870. by the said company 20 secure a
certain ;snm OF money to Misses Fannie r.
s Mani,6a W. and Elizabeth Jack, and the under.
slgned ;. w: Jamison, trustee in the decd OF
rus executed September 1st, 1885, 10 said lame
son TO secure certain sum OF money to w n
anu a. W. Fuller. to sell said tract OF land
tncy VIII sen The same 1T public auction te the
nlShcst bidder in front of the courthouse in SAID
,own or Salem AT 1889 ON THE 18TH DAY UF
E 81. toAKf, 1874 that being county court day
nc said land lies on the south bank OF Roa
noke river, opposite Salem. contains SIS acres
Is or yrcat fertility, is improved with comfort,
aoie dwelling and outhouses and well suited for
puliulnS lots or for agriculture
nc sale VIII be for enough cash to satisfy tho
ucn.s oy said trust deeds, TO wit: $500 with in
s serest thereon from September 1st 1892 and Bis
wv win interest thereon from May 9Th, 1870. and
rs 70 the balance iif any there shall bc) on one
anu TWO year & credit. L. z. HANSBROUGH
,,c., s. W. JAMESON,
~ 'ue Trustees,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-21

.. w. 0. HARDMAN, sheriff of TYLER
county, w. Va, appreciates a good
thing and does not hesitate to say so.
lie was almost Frustrated with a cold
when he procured bottle of Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy. He says: ut
gave me prompt relief. | find it to be
an Invaluable remedy for coughs and
colds. For sale by the Charles LYLE
Drug Com pany, druggists
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-21
JON,.

Mr.. Spooner Slipping ring on her finger)
Does it please you?
Miss Dash-Yes, indeed. Pm never so
happy as when / have n new engagement
ring.-Tit Bits.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-21
P. &. THOMAS BULLETIN.

The following quotations are furnished daily
by Z. &c Thomas, stock, cotton, grain and pro.
visions broker, over Thompson's book store.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-21
TENTS.
TRADE MARKS

HE POLE-GUNN AGENCY ARE
the Roanoke dealers for The
tington Typewriter and typewrite-
plies. Repairs made promptly. Mso
es for rent 1917 2rew,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-21

II. billiard. j. +. LEE. j. d. SMITH
0ILLARD, LEE & SMITH,
ATTORNEYS AT-LAw,
rry Building, Roanoke, Va. 10 90 1y
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-21
1925 FOR $l.w!nsswy WILL i

photographic Views OF the Worlds Fair
retail price S35), Farm and Fireside,
semi, monthly US pages), one year, our
Big Weekly (5s issues) one wear, All
FOR ST.. Don't miss this chance
SOUrHERN WEEKLY NEWS, Roa-
noke, Va. Him
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-21
PROFESSIONAL,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

Roomo Nos. and Kirk Buili.ns
Roanoke, vs.. &,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-21
rsuseREs. sALBs.

RY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRURsT TX
- - ecuted to me. the undersigned trustee, on the
nnu uay OF June 1893. by j. n. Baird, to secure
,h the Aetna Land and Investment Company
f hy payment Of the sum of S{66:6d as evidenced
IN owe wo negotiable notes OF the sum OF $3.50 due
deed so ana TWO years from date aud recorded in
COM vooR page SiS in the clerks Office of the
bouiny court OF Roanoke county, Va, and default
ra asrng oeen made in the payment OF the two
henns nIte, and being rcuuestcd so to do bY the
DASSu Gn l VIII ON WEDNESDAY, THE l4TH
70, or FEBRUARY, 1894, Ar 1880 p. NJ in
Tow ., inc ohicc OF W. A Pedigo 81 Co In tho
inc Il vi inton, cell at public auction the follow
Ve 80 propcrty in the county of Roanoke
o. anu described as follows:
tbo I i4t known as lot No. is In section " of
Cnn, ,aus Oh tae Aetna Land and Investmcnt
s. dppS, sald lot fronting on Cedar street south
Th1rS ,oes ~ minutes west so feet thence With
iont avenue north degree cas-, II minutes isan
H. ~ W IN alley, thence with said alley north 80
1e eaees 4" minutes west 80 feet thence win lot
10, feet Nos'ec Ill minutes east
Al, EnMS: Cash as 10 all amount sufficient m nov
tnc COSTS OF executing this trust inclndinS trns.
tcc commission OF per cent and the amannt
OF sain note OF $3.50, with interest from Sste
oaiance II any,upon credit OF one and two vcars'
csiuehceu Dv negotiable notes, secured nv desr
Oh trust npon the property. CuAS. L. BUSH
nv co,s,,. 80, Trustee
safe mas been postponed until Saturday. March
49, a. - r. Pm ~ CaAS. l.. BUSH
uS Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-21
a Formal Call In Africa.

Here. boy, just take my card in to the
ladies. life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Trustee ~ the Sinking FUND Of the Construction and
Equipment Bonds Of ihe
CIENIIANn 4 PITTSnI KGII X NILNOAD 90.

hereby gives notice that In nccoranc" with the
OK the saiI sinking innd u has drawn - "t %" BONUS
-r.L ll.lNa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16

Tbere were still no transactions in Govern
uent bonds at the Stock Exchange. ana, al
though dealings in 5s are permitted, there were
none The closing quotations were as ioho"S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16
Cost an0 foun0.

IpANK ROCK 10 49, 755 OF the Iowery Savings Bank
ID II missing. The finder IL requested l." ''V" 10
II before the llth Jay 81 Mar'l
1884. application VIII be made 10 the hhhh -" ne"
Book.
DANK BOOK No. M COG Of the HowerN savings rank
ID missing. The finder IL rrquest" 10 l"ut II 10
the Eank. II restored before tn" Ion u' -, "run
1894. application will be made TO the bahN ''' he"
Hook.
T OST-R Rank Rock No Gs q 800 Bank for savings, 81
IL Blecckcrst New-York. Payment stopped ''rhse re-
turn book Ia Bank.
7 Osr.-Bank Book No. Gij. 535 Bank for SAVINGS "
IL Bieeckerst NewYork. Payment s'oppe'' i'ea'e re-
turn book to Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16
OFFICE or THE BARNEY u SMITH CAR 'OMiAN
DAYTON. QUO rreinHI ,I ~. is ~,
financial elections.

rINIE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors
tCIaSs No - and inspectors Of Election OF the COM
nonwenlth Insurance Co., Of Newfork. VIII be held al
the CompanV's ofice. Gs Willamst. New York on
Wcdnesday February 81 1894. Polls open from II m to
1890 y. tlAS ; BAKIoN ""'f''"lS'
OFFICE or THE NETWORK FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY.
~ WAI.f.ST..
NETWORK. Feb. H. 1894
At THE ANIMAL ELECTION for Directors
~ company, held ~ This Office on the i'm IN
the following gentehf'n were duly elected Tor the
ensuing year
AI'GT-STG-S COISON GEORGE H. SMITH.
r. HENRY DEWEY, GEORGE II. SOuTliARD.
tiIAHiES 4 HILL GEORGE A. STANTON.
WILLIAM ~ LOWE albert T.. WELLS.
iWN r. MCCULLOUGH. w EDWIN TlIOR',
SOLOMON MEAD. WILLIAM J. hE'l.Eh'
JAMES MITCHELL.
Al "a subsequent meeting % the Board AtEtSIl >
CoI.SoN was unanimously reelected President. hn'l
CHARLES 4. Hull. was unanimously reelected Vice
President for the ensuing year. -
CHARIES \. HLLLn Secr.taLy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Is $l2 o22 SOC. and its outstanding business $685.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16
CLOSING PRICES or CHICAGO STOCKS
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Thursday February lip. III.
OF total business of 2250OO shares American
Sugar Refining contributed nearly LAG, 900 shares
The stock fell something like per cent In spite
Of a final rally. The President Of the Stock
Exchange regarded the situation serious enough
to justify him in reading the rule in regard to
cutting commissions. He went far to
offer a reward OF $4,000 for the conviction Of
any broker who did not conform to the rule or
the Stock Exchange. The transactions In Sugar
Refining must. therefore. be considered wholly
legitimate because there could have been no
washed" sales A reward Of 81 900 is no object
to persons who can make s2OOO,OOO by simple
manipulation of the stock market. y cutting OF
commissions is a matter Of little consequence.
and the officers Of the Stock Exchange can con-
troll It, They cannot prevent artificial transac-
tons in stocks IN the unlisted department. about
which they can extort no information. The Stock
Exchange does not know whether the Sugar Re
| fning Company earned last year or 80 per cent
on the share capital II does not Know whethei
| the business was not conducted AZ a loss; ~
! knows nothing. but X permits dealings IN Il
stock over which IL cannot exercise the slightest
! influence II may be inquired modestiy II the
| Stock Exchange would not have been better on
| II IL had not encouraged business when u
! could not guarantee Trading in unlisted secuii'
| ties is skating on thin ice.
! The fluctuations in other stocks were insg
nifcant. The earnings OF 81. Paul. the queslVi
/ about dividends ON all the Granger stocks. The
! selling OF securities European account. ano
the possible outflow Of gold bow down To The
question whether inside interests IN sugar Reih
| ing are long or short OF the stock.
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET
There were still no transactions in Govern
uent bonds at the Stock Exchange. ana al
though dealings in rs are permitted there wer'
none The closing quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16
Goparlncrsbip No!ltcs.

NOTICE is hereby given that me parlne's,in nI
" lately existing between Ludwig Nissem %' he drm
amber G. chase city of New York. unu'I w
mann. of Ludwig Sissrn Il Company. rHpllri oN w ~.
dav II lnnuary 1891. pursuant 10 TN V',fns ~ ~
articles az eopartnership Ludwig Nssen aloe "u"''
ll.l D., settle al debts due ana by said hiIh
W LUDWIG NISSEN. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16

TUESDAY
ENg.. Feb. 20.
at S:lj.
CAI.NE
PETrlGlANl
LASALLE.
CAAtPNNINl
CAMPANARI.
DE RESZk ~
BOLOGNA.
Seats.
a. GEMS 10 s..
Boxes.
seating six.
sI2 and so.
Now On sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16
- pELMAN BROTHERS. limited PART

- NERSIIlP ,. . ,t,,t,e,
anor pirsuant ~ the provisions OF the Statutes 81
Inc stat ~ Now York. do hereby certify ns follows:
shin is 10 be- condu,ied l. Spcman Brothers. and ne
principal place OF their business "ii be the cry u NV
H. That the general ~ the business 10 he trans
aCt.l fh.rry l. importing and jobhns fancy soods
ana notions and IL" buyins ana selling an so'S 81
goods. wares ami merchandise To the said business De-
longing ana appertainng , , s,.,,o, mart,
nrs are a. follows: Timothy NJ speman and William A.
Spelman general partners and VILLAIN - op's ,
n ,rr sp as flows: naneiy Timothy NJ spelman re-
sides at 10 s9 Washington Park In the ty oi broS~'
~ Irrsidcnt-st. said Ci'y ~ BROOKLYN william =
Sielman resides at NJ. III Wowst. in said CITY oil
X The amonn d, capital which the said special part
mr. has the common stock Is thirty
s. That the period at which the said partnership is to
Period which Will terminal" is the thr'yhrst day o
January. 1876 ,, -,
seals this first lay % February 1871 , ,,.>. <.,
W WILLIAM 4 =. s sFELMNNN |:ca6
state Of N.w-York city and County Of New York So;
this first day u February IN me year ~, I,o
william \. Speman and William G. Spelman each 70 me-
knGv1 ana nSTn tho e g To- @ i Ss@n' and
acknowledged that they executed TIE sam Mso;po>rv
Notary Public. King CO.
Certificate ned IN y. y. Co
CIV and County ~ New york. -
Tm 10Th NJ Speman and william a. speman being
scvrrny duly they ar" the general paith,tS
named in the fores@nS gr,saI vs doPs specne
IN sa.a cernca,e nave been contributed by W'iam
Sp~maa al ,rr@ y paT9 @s, 10 paG T in T', @nsh
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this hrst DAY OF
'''''"''' 1885, T WiIqrHx \ \ s sFETMANN.
! Notary Public Kings CO.
Certificate filed Ia y y. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16
\, nrIcr OLE SALE OF "stWEKAGE LOAN

y noNns" or Tmr CITY OF MOUNT VERNON
WEsT,IlESTLH GO. y. 49,, -. ..,..,. , =,
on tne .o'h day Z February 1894 at o'ciCcs p N,
w.s.ir4'-, county Sew York w ~ their chanl e. IA
i.'-t.-f-. lMuunA Fuurth-atr-. In said CITY r..
,e s~ali PROPOSALS f.r tlr purchase " w"ntt nv OF
60 .s.v. f.r. Loan Bonds q saI CITY Th" SAID COM
,o, council rli and there 'p-n SAID props ~ anu
srrsr, ~. irhesf thereof unless b. DEEM for "a" r.
se~.s - ,h@ -ali city reject all ~ SAID pr0po-e
me- . mt N s.fles - bond which are = DO '''t
g. 80 f'. under cNhr'er 1~ 90 ~" Laws = lNSb AM
g.. ....l ,n,erdants thereto AMI Under 'h" city cha
,- urltii. funis the construction q p~fln,,
,,...,, 90, s.N.fae. ami drainage Or sall city, "a p
Ind . fnr PIN !a 'lfu - on" il-ti, -
80 ,.I hear interest 'n~ rate - frlr ~ pc
,rr,I 10y annuf pi,AlIe semi lnnualf fn' pa anu
,t.,.. ,l h.. t.t,ils The IN" y 3D." 'liN ,'d1
,~r ir NJ C.ty ~ " unt Vernon Tie i.nis, WI PC
a,tn ion.. wi'h tie privilege 10 the holder ~ having
fl.r. made Registered luf'ls. =, -
III vi ~. ia'eI December ~. 1888 AMI PAYABLE as
fellows VIZ
Tn l,rre S1s i7p - i-s inclusive. June ! lDls
tN. I.rls Ne ~ ~ 1913 Inclusive June l. ''lo
Tic hti- viii b. delivered ~ the pii hAsris "a " Ne
T.. Ill. IT. dry - March. 1884. g. l. m 49,
T., statute bonds cann0, be seli iIr Loss man pa
n.t nc.rrI interest MOI - lNN ln,h.lN" ~ MS
nnas hnv. heretofore been issued AMI si AZ SOL Pr
MUM ini il. proceeds - them N"N" "'n "Npi"i III
IT, rrsirtc'ior - system - s"w"fs ~ s@id eiV
Order - All common 'ouhcN
'"'N ~ EDWARD = HRrsH. Mayor
ELIAS q IFASE. Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16
BONDS

Phil & Read. ~ ols. OBJ. cla. OF. 1870
Wes; tnion. .....,' SaS S;is $40 81. ncU
Total sales. - u 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-16
,p,us F\pRr-- COMPANY.

- E.pADWAN. NEW YORK.. I"im '''h. .'o,
4 vil De. rl..-l from . fcu0N o. nl frfnaiF l''h ID
49,. morning II March - ". l.. iii'BflI. lr'isur"i
The Progress., 1894-03-17
sn.ezinw Mikes People Angry.

Why is it that it makes nearly
everyone angry to sneeze? One
will generally hear an exclamation
If impotence after q sneeze. Dele
rate heard gentleman let off sew
,ral or these staccato explosions the
)ther day and between every snort
ne gave vent to lively expressions Of
iulphuric adjectives. Asked why he
lid it he said he always had to
neeze when he didn't want to- 1t
Interrupted his business and jarre d
lin from center to circumference,
Ind he didn't like it. 1t was a USE
ess and narrowing expenditure OF
line. Women do not like to sneeze.
they may give vent to ever so small
scat sneeze," but it causes them
o make such unbecoming faces, dis
mrbs their complaisance, disar-
anges their hair, their bonnets, and
let's them all on edge, and they
haven't any use for it anyway. Ant
ret scientists say the sneeze is bene
icial; that it is a healthful provision
# nature; shakes up the constitution
md prevents cloggiug and sluggish
less of the circulation. This ma.
,e true, but mankind would mucl
prefer some other method of regu
ating constitutional matters.
The Progress., 1894-03-17
APPLIED SCIENCE.

Satisfactory gas pipes are now made
of MANILA paper coated with asphalt
Danish lighthouses are supplied
with oil to pump on the waves in case
of storm.
The comptometer, new calculating
machine, is operated by keys like the
newest typewriter.
r. is estir7ated that one OF the
largest stones in the pyramids weighs
fully lightweight tons.
A proposition for great shlpway
through France, between the Engllsh
channel and the Mediterranean, meets
with much approval abroad
Historic old Castle Garden has been
converted into magniicently APP
pointed aquarium. The work on the
building has been completed, and but
little remains to be done in the IN
terror
A building permit has been gransa 9
in New York for business eaihce
four feet nine inches by fifteen 1ee'
EIGHT inches. 1t is to be used as an
italian fruit store and the plans were
drawn up by regular architect.
Ready sensitized postal cards are
now being placed upon the German
market, so that the Photographic
tourist can very easily dispatch prints
of the pictures he is making in nj.
travels to his friends and relatlyes .
home.
A French engineer has buslt al
electric locomotive which carries
5oO-horse power stationary steam en-
gine. This runs a dynamo, whlcl
, Generates the current applied to thu
electric motors mounted on driving
| axleS.
The Progress., 1894-03-17
F,sh Hawks and Their Prey.

Careful observers have noticed
hat q fish hawk, after securing It's
rev. will often rise very high in
he air, drop the fish, quickly swoop
Town upon and seize it, and then
Nv homeward, The object Of this,
IS explained by an old skipper in the
over bay of New York, is to get the
ish "head on" as q hawk will never
Nv with the tail Of its prey foremost.
10, IL it has caught it that way, CIV
ng it twirl it drops it and seizes
again with the head pointing in
he right direction.
The Progress., 1894-03-17
Pslagic Sealing.

The word 'pelagic" means "of or
pertaining to the sea-" The usual
method of taking seals has been to
,ill them when on shore, so that
,nlv those most valuable for their
ur should be slaughtered Seal
,oachers in the Behring sea have
hot the animals while swimming,
,laiming they had right to do so II
,eyond the three-mils limit from
hore.
The Progress., 1894-03-17

a. OF al 10
puck, cranny crspice, pore aud openhpof
rr,,y hlled coed up and saturated " me mohsS
nci and The ciOs % pieces composing TIE section oeco"
treia together place. heh 20" hare some
nina that is strong, enduring aud reliable IS erpeSWn
TO- aud small afford TO do it, We Keep 40 toni
" s.e and aluminium melted from yea,'s end TO another,
t ire hare business enough that Go'd 10 do IT,
Ono word about tho nature OF galysnng The slvoTy white
coating which fills every pore and portion OF the
crmoor Wheel vano aud Tower Is zinc and aluminium when
is first put on but which, after standing for time forms
the steel chemical combination alloy which cannot b,
melted and is practically indestructibe.
The 5th Advertisement In this series will show 4Whesi Steel
truck weighing I5 lbs which will carry tons and Of which
500 in the hermotor Factory II will be found almost
Indispensable farm in warehouse For copies OF
his advertisement which No in the series and " 90 cash
in Immediately after tho appearance Of adv No. we will
oliver fob Chicago Of these Trucks forward from
ranch houses, freight from Chicago added.
Where can shall make liberal offers to accept cops
u these advertisements in part payment for windmls II you
any thought Of using windmill this year "ris rs al
stating what YOU will need, whether Pumping 0earsd
md Il possible we will make you liberal offer -
The Aormotor Co. proposes to distribute $780, CASH, IN
PRIZES for tho best written by tile wife, daughter
Il farmer Of windmill, answering the question:
AwuY SHOULD Use An AERMOTOR =" For conditions oi
competition and amounts and numbers Of prizes send for
icu'rs tho Aemotor Co.. Chicago 70 Its branches at sas
Francisco Kansas City, Lincoln Neb Sioux City Iowa, Min
,sapol,, Buffalo 85 Park Place New York City hermotors
jumping and Cleared price, All Steel all
Completion. delivered free at Chicago and shipped
my Que. snywh.r' at the toowing prices:
3-ft. S25. gift. $50. i6-N. ST 26.
The Progress., 1894-03-17

Hove to steal awhile away
From every numbering care,
And spend the hours Of setting day
In humble, grateful prayer.
Shall there be no reward for such
unpretending yet everlasting service?
We go into long sermon to prove
that we will be able to recognize peo'
ple in heaven when there IS one rea-
son we fail to present, and that is bet
ter than all--God will introduce us.
We shall have them all pointed out.
You would not be guilty of the i'm,
politeness of having friends In
your parlor not introduced, and
celestial politeness will demand
that we be made acquainted with
all the heavenly household. What re
hearsal of old times and recital of stir
ring "reminiscences If others fail tt
give introduction, God will take III
through, and before our first twenty
four hours in heaven-if it were caleu
lated by earthly timepieces-hav
passed, we shall meet and talk witt
more heavenly celebrities than in on
entire mortal state we met wit
earthly celebrities. Many who mad
great noise of usefulness will sit O
the last seat by the front door of tn
heavenly temple, while rightup with
arms reach of the heavenly thron
will be many who, though they coul
; not preach themselves or do great e,
PLOTS for God, nevertheless held til
, rope
, Come, let us go right up and acco'
/ those ON this circle of heavenl
d thrones Surely they must have kille
r in battle million men. Surely the