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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Lewis was arrested by Police of,icer
Tanner for humping his wife. but this
charge was waived when Il was found
MeSie wanted him 10 90 10 the peni-
Tertiary. officer Durham. who ar
rested Bush. says he Is wanted in east
Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Castle Rock. Col. March so.-Tho
worst snow and wind storm OF the sea-
sen has prevailed here since early this
morning. The wind is blowing at a
terrific rate and snow Is drifting badly,
and should the storm continue as ut
present II will stop railroad trafiic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

~ at the Cabinet Council He'd Yes
terlny.

~, ess march 3o.-Lord Rosebery. the
silf n ~ especinlly frum EPSON to-day
q W. preside at the cabinet council
\ " ine'l today. The council de-
"a N nnne Mr. William Court Gully.
Y, 10 succeed Sir Arthur W. Peel.
az Nas born In london IN iSi5 aud
|ta n r.,,at Trinity college, Cambridge.
pa tniient OF the Cambridge union
N NIL 70 the bar at the inner tom.
n sn9 He became queens counsel
iInoin, y, ussnehcr 81 his Inn Ia 1879 He
hIrrt Recorder Of Wignn IN 1856
~ anI s1s,inlly contested Whitehaycn
/. nj iss., lie has sut for Carlisle
A Glean Gully Is u liberal. surport-
'Hns'one's Irish policy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
I'M SHERIFF MURDERED.
(, KILLED A TRAIN ROB
y, an THE OREGON LINE.
I, rHu ROBBERS PAL SHOT
.-,,r,rp THE OFFICER AND
~ rscAPED--A BOLD At
PA - At HOLDING UP A TRAIN
,,uIroRNIA.

,mo "a, March IN
sAcRAMrt' -
oregon express was ne'' W ~
four miles north OF Wheat
W ..,ocx this morning. Sheriff
q ao,,n,v who was an
"a Of Tehaiha
I'D. killed one OF the roppeis anu
..se,f shot and killed by the
Y, "n0 nassan1ar ,yar.
I, Noficou anu
adv wounded.
.yldently the Intention OF the
mai held up the north bound
II ,vnress at Wheatland today to
Y" h,cvcIes. The body OF Sheriff
md that of the dead robber
I, Marysyille, where II was
IA mat the robber was attired
- compIete bicycle suit, over
M mad drawn a pair of over
N. oyeralls he had improvised
made of towellng. In which
- hly pistols. The dead robber
in the vicinity OF Marysville.
4. nod eaten several meals IN a
s,rt during the past two weeks.
1rsr feet tall and weighs over
Ia. A Northcott. the fireman,
- bnIiets in his body and may
.s,st intImation that tho engineer
..man had of the presence of the
4. nm the train was when ono
/ M over from the blind baggage
ommanded the engineer, at the
81 d pistol, to stop the train.
,mmand was so earnest that the
we're applied. Then the rubebr
81 the engineer and fireman TO
rom the train, and with another
~. who appeared to come from
| ~ place In The roadway, they COM
! IA The fireman to request that the
uss car be opened. This was done,
lhs robbers could find nothing of
/, as the safe combination was not
4 4, hands OF the messenger. Then
\ nObers carried n bag made from
! Ag Of an old pair OF overalls. tied
AZ end. As they went through the
cat, the smoker, they made the
Rasers, who were few In number.
iNer money and valuables into It,
lyman being custodian, and shield
sAlnd which the robbers stood.
snbred porter in the tourist sleep
H. bat robbery was In progress,
3nwlng that Sheriff Bogard was
HIkrth. called him. The heroic
hns In his shoes and trousers in a
rst, and armed with his heavy re-
W. started for the door to the
~, He crossed the platform be-
sn he sleeper and the day coach,
as he entered the latter at the
~ door the robbers came In at the
As The sheriff stepped to one side,
pa aud fired. The bullet dropped
man nearest him. hut the second
IA to reach its target. one OF the
lsez must have seen Bogard enter.
on doing SO GO Jumped down. and
ping alongside Of the car. entered
sAot him from the rear. The fatal
pa Is In the sheriff's back lust be-
he Kidneys. When the robber
Ehtt he axn1oI,,,a1. ,u . H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

n.nas TEX, March so.--captaln r.
y Tsylor died In Monterey, Ne, 1850 ~
last night. His BODY WI, ~ TavIer
Dallas ..r Known cx-reaident or Dal,,
vas g. ",armeriy owned and managea
AZ e ~ George hotel on Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Warrington. March so.--Tho presi..
aent nae approved the proceedings and
ssnfense N the court martial case OK
YnsIrn VIM. l.. Dood. u 8. NJ, who
,yaa frled n Washington on cherses OF
scandalous oondnet. tsn1ine 20 ms az
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

London. March 9o.--A dispatch ffssr
Nice says that tho Prince OF Wa,sE
Britannia ran aground AZ tno nlout y.
~ thn river Var, She war t2wtd on
and was only slightly damaged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Buonor AyrcA March ao.--Adyizhn
receIvod here today from Lima are %
the effect that psace has been rtstorca
In Poru. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31

Warrington. March so.-unisss
states treasurer Morgan today mNiied
ae.sgs cheeks asgreKatlng 5Ls's.l ts n
pavrnenta az interest due April ! on
Unitse ssstes 4 Rsr csnt se1seis y
lp0L-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
NO CHANGE

struction OF good morals. and sentoDcsd
70 dismissal, The officer was In trou<
Bile az the result OF failure to pay HIS
dsDtH.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-07

due to menstrual Irregularities, are pccn.
liarly benefited by the wonderful toniu
and blood cleansing properties of p. p.
p. Frickly Ash. Poke Root and Potas-
Stun
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-07

old son of MIR. Edward Bryant, was
yesterday afternoon the victim of an
accident at the plant of the Virginia
Manufacturing Company. where he Is
employed, and he is now confined ut his
home, No. 10 Holiday street, suffering
with a fractured limb. Willie was
standing near a line OF shafling that
revolves near the floor when the safety
screw, which confines the pulley caught
in his pants, and in an Instant the leg
was broken below the knee. Had not
the cloth given away results would have
been much more serious. He is attend
ed by DR.. II. NJ. Gibson
"ENOCH ARDEN" REClTED.-phc
Ladies' Aid Society OF ST. Paurs p, b.
Church. tonight presented an interest
Ing and edifytng benefit entertainments
at the City Hall Theatre. Rev. w. 4.
Sarr, rector who is Il reader of no mean
aDlllty, recitcd Tcnnysons ''t.noch Ar
den" with clocutiorary effect. The
poem was divided into parts. between
scenes. The occasion was cnlivencu by
delightful music, ana altogether is pro-
nounced an artistic success
SKATING RINK OPENED.-Thc
skating rink was opened tonight i'm the
new Armory Hall. Owing to the wealth.
er and a counter attraction at the CITY
Han Theatre, the crowd present at the
opening was not large. The manage
ment, who represent the military com
panies. under whose auspices il will
be operated this season. propose To Or
ganizo basket ball teams in the near
| future.
BOOKER SECURES COUNSEL
| Henry Booker. who Is In jail charged
with the theft of 81 quantity of lumber
Today secured James T.. Rurgcs as coun-
sci He proclalms innocence. SAYS he
has been prosecuted and bemoans his
fate by weeping.
Stella Green, colorcd recently had
her residence burned at Whalcyvillc.
elias Edwards can now use his hand
a finger Of which was mashed off
Friends who have been visiting lin
Ayler this week will leave Saturday
for their homes. in North Carolina
y warrant has been issued by Justice
Eley charging n. j. prudcn, of the
county, with obstructing the public
road.
Mr.. J.. d. Tackle Quirnhy. a young
lawyer of Onancock. Va. was In Suf-
folk to-day.
a deed of gift with the nominal con
sideration of ST., conveying one lot on
West kilby street from Alexander j
Winborne and wife to Mrs Josephine
Ernest Dalton. was recorded to-day.
Patent winter heaters have been
placed In the street cars
a. w. COrnick. Of Norfolk was to-day
registered at the Commercial Hotel
Mr.. James r. Taylor, a grandson of
the eX-president by that name, who is
an inmate of the Soldiers Home in
Richmond. Is now visiting his nephew,
William Stands. Esq, Of CORTLAND
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-07
COUNCIL OF SUFFOLK.
willie Bryant's Leg Fractured BY a
81 Mil Shafting Pulley.
SKATING RINK OFENED AT ARMORY HALL
Booker Secures Counsel-Tennyson
'Enoch Ardcn' Rendered by Rev
w. A. Barr at n Church Bemcn.- De-
Ss cember Term of Nnnsemonu Couu-
" Court 10 BeSin Next Monday.

So SO Suffolk. Va, Dec. 6.-(Spccial) Tho
& December term of Nansemond County
Court. Hon. w. j. Kilby judge, will be-
gin next Monday. The docket is COM
spleted and contains fifteen cases-,ivc
&criminal and ten civil Some OF the
leases are Of long standing and will
i prObabl not be tried at the coming
term Among the criminal cases most
Sllkeiy to be called is that of Common
wealth vs.. William Lawrence. larceny.
case was appealed from Justice
%: L. Everett's decision. I'm Lower Par
s1sh,Si The accused is under bond for ap-
SI'earance Monday. There will be no
Grand jury in session at the approa CHI
ling term.
MEETING OF COUNCIL.-The Town
Council Mayor Brewer presiding, held
Its december meeting tonight Pres
snt; Mcssrs. Holland Nurney. Bell.
IS afker, McClcary, Norf1eet, and With
Ihe town officers reported as follows:
4niayors fines. S31; Sergeant's collec-
lions $50; market receipts, 500; treas
sury balance, S6,G96.
ne special committee reported the
Hssalesof strip of land near the Sea-
BOARD Air Line depot to Carolina Jor-
va Colonel .McCleary recommended the
of j. Z. Franklin to SUI
sPerplse the towns horses and stable at
81 'a59 salary Of $40 per month. Adopted
II. II. RawleS appeared with
5tS5l.5sW. Lassiter. cX-Mayor, asking for
Inc Inc payment of s46.35 due him since
sSuiy 1, 1872. which with interest amour
isSeaa o 10 S1l954. Referred TO the town
]! Aa.dt tly for investigation.
having arisen, the Com
Emittee on Water and Light was in
sssstgTGSted TO notify the Water Company
ISysat latter's obligation to keep pipes
9rense. "
line request OF the Police Force for in
rs eco salary was referred to the Pc
The petition of Mrs. l., p. Oley for
sscorTection of an error in the assess
slnsnl6 OF taxes was referred to the Com
nlMee on Finance. Banks and Ac-
s 9ine request of citizens for a plank
ssg aik on Poplar avenue was referred TO
street Committee with power to
SILLIE -BRYANT's LEG FRAc-
ssE.D..-7Whlie Bryant. the nine-year-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-12-07
Instruction Music.

Professor Charles Borjes, organist OF
Cumberland Street NJ. Il. church, takes
pleasure in announcing to the public
of Norfolk and vicinity that he is now
giving all his time to the teaching of
music. piano. violin, mandolin. and
flute, at his studio, Y. NJ. C. A., building
Terms and particulars can be learned
on application by letter or in person.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16

Poor Mrs. Campbell grew almost
fearful over the sub ect, and flushed
her Lrettiest pink demonstrating and
protesting. She had little anticipated
such extreme measures. She TAD
thought the Raymond affair might be
patched up without any great diff
Guilty. 1t might, il probably would,
have its disa agreeable side. it might
produce awkward mo nents and I'M
comfOrta bic restraint: bu- surely it
was not OF sufficient Importance to
break up their whole .enor of life for
the time being. She had taken the
house for another moath. and no one
was expecting them back at Inch
marew. The rooms would not be
ready, the repairs not finished, the
painters and paEerers not OF the
premises. Nothing would be pre- AIRED.
and it did seem a pity to let such "a
she did not exactly say "a triEe, but
the tone in W hiCh she said a thing a.
this" implied tit aid seem a pity TO
let 5 .ch a thing as this put ont 50
many people, and disarrange so much. -"
Of course. granny vowed AM pro
tested, OF course her darling should
not be tOrmentcd by Cell nor by any
OF his family Y Geraldine might trust
her for that. OF course if Geraldine
wished it, she would for, ID her grand
son the house although that aid seem
unnecessary. since it was not likely
that he would really care to come
about, in spite Of his braya5o in Lee
ging that no difference might be ma t..
That had been Cecil all over. II lir I
thought had been to cya3e the com
ments OF the world. Bat even if he
did wish TO carry this too far. he should
not be allowed to disturb his cousins
peace by doing so.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
INSTITUTE AT MAZOMANIE.
Many Teachers from the County Are in
q Il NJ

Mazomanie. Wis, March PA teach
crS' institute is being conducted here this
week. Supt, kisrr being in charge Tho
conductors are Prof. \. J. Hutton and
Prof. Duncan McGr"=or. The institute
numbers 12o in the state. Supt, Emery
arrived this morning and addressed rhn
teachers during tn" morning session.
tn" University GIc", Mandolin and Ean-
j. clubs will appear tonight.
Nreuah, WIS, March l2.-Thc North
eastern Wisconsin Teachers association
conyenoS her" April ,. + and = The cN-
ecutiye committee having in charg" the
affairs of the association ar" IahorjuG
earnestly To have the session this year
one Of the best. The kc,ue~t and bright
est educators in this part Of the STATE.
are expected to be in attendance. and
the outlook for a successful and pru6ta-
bic meeting is very bright The cities
Of Oshkosh. Appleton. Kaukauua. d
perr. Green Bay. Fort Howard. Oooutp.
SEawauo. Stevens Point. Merrill, Grand
Rapids. Waupaca, Wau~au, Autigo.
MaTShtioId. Mantowor. Fond du Lac.
Sturgeon Bay. Mariuctte and Ahuape,
Will send DELEGATIONS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
BIG CHEESE JUBILEE.
Victory Over FILLED Cheese Fraud to he
Celebrated 1T Fond du fac.

Victory Over FILLED Cheese Fraud to he
Celebrated at Fond du lac.
Fond du Lac. Wis. March L. \
grand Jubilee convention III commcmura-
ton of til" legal suppression OF the tiled
cheese fraud viii He held in this city ON
Thursday and Friday. March u and -
SPECIAL premiums 10 the amount of
$50 are offered
Following is the programme:
Mornin. Session, March 2l.--
Presidents Address. .......... .......
The Cheese Industry Of The Northwest:
Its Past. Present AMI FutHrr' .....-.-
measurement. 4. White, Fond du Lac
"rhe Mix Producrr'' Observation-Disclosures.
Charles Dr}o Dale. Charles cornell
Afternoon Session. March al.
paying for MIX by Test. ..............
....,.............pr Rabcork. Madison
"Ny Experience in Educating Patrons
.....,.. ..... Edwin IIduk. New London
''Thcre'S Millions In -. ,,.....:..
Prof. Of Iart"rtoIo&y. W 5, L. Madison
Thursday Evening
Grand Concert at Crescent opera House.
Under Direction Of II. X. Downing.
Morning Session, March -
to . Election of Officers and Business
Meeting.
8 to 10 Question Box
Fifteen Minutes Recess
The Parry Newspaper: a Factor I'm the
" j.. IIoari. For, Atkinson: 4 4.
Stone Ohio; W. H. Thomas,
ShrbryGlu. ten MN
estate Protection Of The Cheese En,i-
ness .............II. g.. Adams. Mad SON
"The Importance Of a nairy Edurartou.
.........-........ Prot. Henry. Madison
Afternoon Session. March -
"EesuIt> Derived from our Dairy school
.........-- John ". Decker. Madison
There Is Money In It,..-...-A. e. '. E.sioE
"Nuiiuual Legislation .....................
...............D. W. Wilson. Ei-iu. III.
Makers Session.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
MARSHFIELD NOW IN LINE,
Telephone Connection at Last Secured
with tIlr AIlt sL.l.. ! ..I.I.I

Marshfield, Wis, March 9.-For the
first time in the history of MarShtied it
is now connected 10y telephone with the
outside world, private line having been
built this week from here to Arpin to
connect with line now in use from
there TO Grand Rapids Theodore
Springborn is putting in the new line,
and il is only beginning Of what viii
follow as soon as the frost il out of the
ground. He says before the summer is
far advanced he viii have over 100 miles
of wire stretched. The next lines to be
built will hc from hero to Stratford by
way of Staadt's Mill. and another to
Nasorvlle by way Of Bakervillc. When
the system is completed its importance
can scarcely be realized and it will have
large patronage.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16

with il more. No. not now-n0t again"
as he On more endeavOred TO speak
and to be heard. Not again. Once
in lifetime i enough. Oh, you had
ii that once''-here her voice was al
most lost in conclusive sobs-'that
once" she whispered, "but bat q
second time never" and with :. sud
den rush, she flew past and vanished
from his sight, leaving him dumb,
mOtiOnless. and alone.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Liver Pills

work in unison with the Compound. and
are 4 sUre cure for constipation ana sick
headache. Mrs. Piukham's Sanarivc
Wash is frequently found OF great value
for local application. Correspondents
Is freely solicited 10y the lydia f Pina-
ham Medicine Co. Lynn. Mass. and the
strietest confidence assured. All drug
gIsts sell the Pinkham remedies. The
Vegetable Compound in three forr's, -
Liquid, Pills, AMI Lozcnses.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
" OmD Troubles

are dizziness, faintness. extreme lassi-
tude, don't care" and want to be
left alone = feelings, excitability. irrita-
hiiitv. nervousness. sleepleSsne>S. tlatu-
lency, melancholy, or the blues. and
backache. lydia t. Pinkham's Vcgc-
table Compound will correct all this
trouble as sure as the sun shines. That
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
PROOF IS POSITIVE
THAT LYDIA Z. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
E Daily Curing Backachc. Dizziness,
Faintness, Irregularity, and all Fe-
male Complaints.

Intelligent women no longer doubt the
value of Lydia Z. PiuLbojD'S Vegetable
Compound. 1t speedily relieves irrcgu-
larity, suppressed or painful menstrual,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
Bargains in wall Paper.

Collector" See here, when are you
going to do anything on this account
Mudge-''I don't know. / have been hyp-
Noticed so that | can't 20 through the per
formauce Of paying even when | have
the money I'm aHfuIlv sorry. | assure
u.''-Indi1nar~lis Journal.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16


Inc result was, that granny had
gone on to bed. worn and weary with
ayMpathlnhg hr5t on the one SIDE q
then on the 9ther- Tor 1t must not be
suppose she had no feeling Tor her
one ana onII grandson nor mat she
I cou.a cohtemp ate the propap!e family
0rou TO fol-o" wlt2out genuine dis.
tresS anu IeXatIon, 50 that she anG
Iera-dlne haI nat rally agreed to lay
no more 10 each other ABOUT II that
night, but to leave till the morrow all
~: re Goh7lqtraIon5. Lljfie ana either
THINK that the day work was not over
yet.
o. are aIoHe: sald beILenuen'
@IaHclh- round qulcNiY- rs Mrs
taHPaeI
lone FstflrS. " we've nave not
returned ion4, ana shc she dld moi
cNLec- anyone. Here the SPEAKERS
eye lc.I on the VET hahdEefc4lei. ana
~" stopped g plck Il up ana M" II ~
her hana.
+Aha you Jon 4la not expect me
ellhef, IN IulFcu ne ms voice SINK
lh@ AZ once, a ne TOOK Il chalr near
her
30 answer: aslIghtretrograde move
mcnt on her part.
tid Sod Jn.hk / couIo walt anothcf
uaE' proceeded me speaker, II the
same Significant tone. mot knowing
"herG you ila' t,t'',Ii' nor with "iLohl,
10 , ll,55'l'5' to.' ID cl
~, 40 - 10 ,,1,,,,-
,'t,-l., :, ,ti''', S1'''''e III
nh ~. III .. ~
Tlio,'l'' ~ ~
- 4, 10. ~ C,,II 80 ~
~ ,,.I.;, ~, i''',, ~,
.+it,, a,,a ,a,,,.,i
-'-,.,t ''"' '"HlI.'5' I,lul liza. pil- ~ ~
5,,oI,,lIl.@ !" lo4Hu street IN, TT
,,.of+,I '.ll'-'N ~ ,,, "a
a, ,,f+ .,i, 80, go ta .o
~ -. fl,,i ii - ~
y. w ~ .,.I''7; ,r, " = az Mo-"
Tho 49, [,lr9-' - -
.'lJ It ~ IL N,..o.t'S
i.'l,7,. zA',.''. hte YOU - AL, Il
IN 'iiS ~ ny "l''''l'5 III ne lIi-'l-
80 10y va w nov 49,
I-n. Iitta,. ',I, ,'lI -, -,
49,, -. -. ~, W i 10
81 'i, ~. ,iif'O ~ ~ ~ ana
~ - '''.' ~ q ~ or 1"S PACE
- I''l an ilp,'I7 anu a. ~ ''lH'
IN "a. ~ " ,lI. 'lo''' - S'''5 "'''
''o
Z q ho5 mean mat almost wins
pett.t ''tr'.aihe. i"r now shc was ne
Tl'I''l- 10 7I"N1 az over. l Why
70 ) "a SaI 9uSh Things: Sn" b'r7l
~. ~ " I'' al'''leh pass on. " Hal fl9 no
nave YOU 10 7a% iHeh: HOW 40 you
udIc 20 I''7..ihe lIlstl Il , any lhlh2 10
INC "iltLHtf YOU SEEK me or nor on
You never loId yoA 10 look Tor
me ! heF'& ga'G You iraEe. ! on
', .a ~. 70. 7I".l M"l 90 II. hu'r.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16

tons. weakness of the stomach. indiges-
ton, bloating, leucOrrhpa, womb troU-
bic, flooding. nervous proStration. head
ache, general debility, etc Symptoms Of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16

Patients for the following Wisconsin
inventions are reported this week by Er-
win. Whcc!cr * Wheeler. - and -
Loan and Trust building. Milwaukee,
Wis These attorneys vii! furnish the
"Iuycutor~ Handbook" free cu request.
john !. Angus. GrccuhuSh rhrc>c handagr
machine. Ja>oph a. Chapman. Bay CitE.
windmill: Wi.liJm IL Clinton I'd g. W
Bow krr ClutouyiIlc. tea kettle. William
!Iauwauu Milwaukee,. heating drum: IN
gust Ee-rnthHI. Milwaukee, combined feed
cutter .uI coTUhuSkvr: Henry H. Schulz
man. TlrtforI. dental pate: William
schwartz plymouth. kuorkdnvu furniture;
hdo.ph SrluihrIdsky Milwaukee,. 1hichcu
ing ihrrad mechanism for knit ding machine.
trad,. mark Brand Stove company Nj.
WatlkCr. stoves
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
Objected to the Question.

Among the questions sent out by q
school commissioner was the following eX
ample in arithmetic:
III one horse can run a mile in one
minute and fifty seconds. and another. a
mile in tUo minutes, how far would the
first horse be ahead Ill 4 match race Of
two I.ilesE"
A teacher returned the question with
this attached: Il will have nothing to DO
with the race problem The Atlanta
journal.
Bargains in Wall Paper.
Attention Of our readers is called to the
great bargains in Wall Paper offered in
another part of this paper by Alfred
Peats. the great Wall Paper dealer, H.
1874 West Madison street, Chicago, who
offers to send free samples on applica-
ton.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-03-16
THE END OF \ ROMANCE.

no BE CONTINUED. ]
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-05
Stuart Robson.

Berthe, in The Henrietta" was o
fool; Gordon, in "Government Accep-
tnnce," is q genius. This is a great
change in character. yet in Stuart
Robson's portrayal both bubbls over
with refreshing humor. Gordon is en-
tirely different from Bertie, inasmuch
as he is a man of brains and ambition,
yet he creates more laughter and in
terest in the play of Government
Acceptance" Mr.. Robson has tho dra-
matte vehicle OF bis life. During the
four interesting acts he has ooportuni.
ties to portray every phase OF human
nature, from the rollicking college boy
to the wronged man. Ar.istically he
plays them. This entertainment with
its wealth OF scensry will be seen at the
Academy Of Music on next Monday
night. This IL one of Manager Hooper's
strongest attractions during tho season,
and he hopes tho people OF Roanoke
will show their appreciation and pack
the Academy. The sale OF seats started
yesterday and quite number OF sea is
have been sold already.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-10-05
Il. ~. Sutton ~ Co.

CAPT. D. C BooTH. agent OF r. nj.
Sutton 81 Co, Of Baltimore, Wholesale
dealers in dry goods and notions, whose
sample rooms ere in the Hotel Lee,
Corner Salem avenue and Commerce
street, has just received and opened up
tho largest ana most compo,e limo Of
dry goods an0 notion eamplos ever ex-
hibited In thia city. Captain Booth Will
DO pleased to see the merchants Of tho
city and surrounding country q. his
sample rooms.
TURKEY railing and FREQ lunch at
Waysde Inn this evening.