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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-16

clone farther away than the most expe-
rienced Kansas farmer, and his feet
ache every time storm gets within
1000 miles of them. Mr.. Moore has
been in the service q score of years, is a
Republican and won the place he now
occupies strictly ON his merits as fore
caster. For some time past he has been
weather prophet in Chicago at salary
of 81, 500 year, and his promotion to
the head of the weather bureau in Wash
ington means future salary of $4,000
year.
He was educated at the signal service
military school in Fort Myer, Va, and
began his career as a weather sharp at
the age of 81 years. There We're 30
bright young men in his class at the
school, but he displayed such rare apti-
tude for the work and such industry
that when graduation time came he
stood second in the class in point Of
merit. In 1886 he became sergeant, re-
ceiving his promotion because he devised
NEW, economical, expeditions mechan-
ical methods of issuing daily weather
forecasts and maps, and was at once
assigned to the preparation of meteoro-
logical charts. Later he was assigned
to the chief Office in the Minneapolis
weather bureau, where the correctness
Of his predictions won favorable men
ton from Secretary Rusk.
About year ago weather bureau
professorship was to be awarded, and 30
scientific experts entered "A competitive
examination for the honor. OF the 30
Mr.. Moore ranked highest, and when
Professor Harrington resigned as head
of the bureau recently Moore's record
was not forgotten. While in charge of
the Chicago weather bureau last March
Moore made remarkable record. He
predicted $50 cold waves, ll5 of which
arrived ON schedule time. He also accu-
rately predicted the cold wave that
ruined the Florida orange crop last De-
cember. and during last January, Feb
ruary and March % Of so severe winter
storms predicted for Lake Michigan
swept the lake as Moore said they would
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-16

Seventy-fve per cent of the enlist
ments in the isgular army last year were
of Americans.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-16
Not Quite RIGHT.

10 man is hero to his valet, and
perhaps no poet to his baker He lives
in Putney, and almost every day he
walks few miles to Wimbledon and
goes to a cakeshop there, where he buys
cakes to give to little group of poor
children, who have learned to look for
ward to this frequent treat Some one
who knew the poet by sight said to the
yhopkeeper, ''Do you know who this
gentleman who buys so many cakes of
you is?''
"Oh, he's poor gentleman who ism
quite right in his head. He's always
buying cakes for the children. Chap
Book
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-16
WOMEN IN FRANCE.
They Arc Not Only the Stronger but the
Better Half In That Country.

They Arc Not Only the Stronger but the
Better Half In That Country.
Women are the stronger MS well as the
better half of France They do every
thing but build houses. The best inspect
or in the French custom house is a wo-
man. She is in the Havre office, and she
has nose that can detect dutiable goods
without opening lock. She is naturally
amiable and slow to anger, but woe to
the foreigner or countryman who pro-
vokes her ire.
There is no sadder spectacle i'll the re-
public of France than the women shoe
polishers, who doze under the sheds of
the markets and quay, one eye shut and
t'other fixed ON the bootbox over tho
way, patiently waiting for trade. They
ask cents and accept cents for their
unwomanly work.
At Theirs, the BLACKLIST town in
France, the women sit outside of the
grimy little machine shops mating scis-
sor blades and polishing knife and scis-
sor handles. The stream that turns the
10000 little mill wheels is blacker than
the Chicago river. and as the furnaces
never burn without belching the toilers
and their devoted lifelong apprentices
are sometimes Malay and sometimes
Monaghan, but seldom Caucasian in
color.
Not long ago college woman went
down to Theirs to teach school for the
winter. The promise of 80 pupils was a
temptation, but ON reaching the colony
of SCOT begrimed and smoke stained
smithies she found that the position
paid So month, and the teacher was
expected to furnish the fuel for the win
ter. Philadelphia Times.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-16
A Carpenters Good Luck.

John Clark. carpenter, living at No.
81 X street, N. w, Washington. ID. c..
has had run of luck which he will never
forget. For two years he has suffered
with sore and swollen feet, but could get
no relief until he tried Quratol, which has
cured him, as it has hundreds of others
Quratol will cure burns, scalds, cuts,
wounds and all skin troubles. Fifty cents
a bottle at drug stores.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-16
Found Great Relief.

Mr.. F.. S. Check, of Raleigh, N. c.,
says: "A friend gave me a bottle of Qura-
tol to use on my head for "a bad case Of
eczema, and / have found great relief
from it. Mr. Epps, who works in the
same Office with me, sprained his foot
very badly several weeks ago. gave him
one application of Quratol and in one
night it cured him Quratol is equally
efficacious in sprains, burns, cuts, wounds
scalds, eczema and all skin diseases. All
druggists sell 10 at 90 cents bottle.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-16
A Child scalded.

A young child of Mr.. s. G. Shane, liv.
ing at No. Col Church street, Norfolk. Va,
was painfully scalded some time ago. Mr.
Shane applied linseed oil and other RENE
dies, but the little one got no better until
he tried Quratol. In a letter he praises
Quratol, which is sold by all druggists at
80 cents a bottle. Quratol cures burns,
scalds, cuts, wounds and all skin troubles.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-16

most eccentric,
tho most talked
of and the most
abused book of
verse that has
appeared in
many a day, Is q
young Bohemian
newspaper man
of New York
city. He is pallid
Of face, short IN
stature, slender
in build, modest
and unaSsuining
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1895-07-16

By the terms of the will of ono Dr..
Wilde of st. Ives parish, Huntingdon
shire. England. his trustees Were direct
ed to expend e50 in the purchase Of 9
piece of land in st. Ives. the annual rent
of which was to be set aside for the lair.
chase of six Bibles at cost of sbil
lings each. To decide who shall have
them he requested his trustees to ''pre-
pare a SANGER with three dice upon the
altar table of the parish church and lei
the Bibles be ratified for
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-12
Che dahia aiu Eagle Saturday z1o1ius gamuarY L.

Another curious fact about '.Fest riding
grouse, which we do not remember to have
seen mentioned anywhere before, is that
they do not seem to suffer from the SCOT
and smoke OF the manufacturing towns
which border on the moors. For instance,
the grouse which are shot on the moors
around Bradford are often simply black
with SCOT, yet they are perfectly healthy,
and, as a rule, rather above the average
size. Apparently, however, these queer
conditions, which suit the red grouse, are
uncongenial to the black game, which,
though they abound in many parts OF
Cumberland, are hardly ever found on
the moors of the west riding and never il
the manufacturing districts. = London
Globe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-12
Erouse Thrive In SCOT and Smoke.

One is always accustomed 10 connect
that admirable fowl, the grouse, with
heather, yet it is curious fact that heath
OF is by no means the best thing for him.
The finest moors in the world, from the
.portlnan's point of view, are undoubted-
" those of the west riding of Yorkshire,
;:nd ON some of the very best OF these, such
rs the famous Blubberhouse, there Is
baby ny heather at all. Its place Is
tal -i,y the biIberry, on which the grouse
grow : and well liking and Increase In
e,n. +, TO an almost incredible extent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-12

The tail OF beaver Is a regular trowe
and is used as such.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-11-15

L,sa. y lsrr ~ lie "yyr. Lac La lus
Ia L Deer lrifrg rlA ssasor LIZ ~
t.-sc tlras sl L.. aul WI Ds oI So.
rrs }u- suus q ~ a. iUlrer
H. ge.. ~ Kennedy formerly o. New
&a-Est ls nov sp-a = fr tne Cd lul
rs lLlle Conn ESQ, 11as- g. q. Esl-
nal d 5or Washington y. g. y eDu-
s.r1Ig pools o. I'm .ou W. lt su,s g.,
az lrsa inslt
Msssra Ils z 1Las 81 1ae -,sV PINT
~ ufioe Or asl.lr. ul =. C.. GDd IT,
San us.s ri LIE p.aes Wiz vsIt urs'
.u.u u. Va III tuf Ia GtDoruDuc 81
Lost -.-g. OIL inning srF. rsturust
= ussnuI vi-uDu1 lpvug sssu anything
So snoot. They repuri game At beng ~
ossclualr scargs IL tIli ssoIuL
Tins ls tns ssasor tUr DE eD-I enDet-
,ugs tnruugt tl.l So .luI winch sc -
vsyt f.-,uvsc Dr. tns wonderfully Iisua-
ful nnt apI'atis-uc bot suppsrs tupt 1t -
mate 5i-is grsaf cd guru'y famous. =
guu vaut % hprs gupt q MS uut er.iur
uus uf ti,s D=s- srpps-l .uu ever sai oDv1
60 .usi ssf III urltl-inu ~ 0ne u
uuf auulE.ur-.'
L. g H4ssu. lie ~. JaeEaDu sgr
dells- viz etppst OF .tauui pay ur
uis uau.a. vOsE Ds.urs ias- las nui bssI
i1ca.eC az z ~ as W hGvs nsarL IL
uvsC .argt number m merchants ~
rua e0ruty iW sgGs he nal purchased
,rDn 1usu. lus ra-.nas sn1uuts ssgr sgb-
ng uear.y O. Dl1.
Es-s you assr any o. jus CHINA dlauss
0soora.sd VII deas Gus fapn canesi.ed
ppatage stamp Tney ars beautiful, aut
some luas nsrs sssu -nOss tuat vsre tne
,urE o.. Mise SUSIE Enei6,sy ,Ui uu-st Man
So ss-. are really ezpuiaise aud cau truly
De calisl lne v0rE o. 4 rea artmt b. cine
+ hDe They must Df seau 90 De fully ap-
( preeiatsl
+ On Mouley evening AZ. Luther prlcs
. DrinEiavsI ~ H.auIsOn Va. lal fr0u
6 scaEoil 10 Che ps cement Dsipv. s dis-
tahcs ~ abuus forty isst while a. vorI
upnr tie uev Jdd fsltpva Temple nov
uemg sreotsd il 6.auutou He skull
vac crushed auo be diel ir 6 lev hUuri
vslhDut reDDvmiue cunaoiuusnssG. u,
,suves willow and FIVE y"ung onnorsI
Crariday Monday 6 prasty T. GROW
o. tUvU anc MOST 81 uur merchants aul
nusiuess msu mad g rODd tia6e. Ee-sra
nn-ss buvers vaTl hsre. amons tnsm
Baine tns val,Enpvn and popular Ar
Dave s0liheimsr. o. " Washington. =. Z
We did mt learn whether any hursc
vsrs sold or nut
AZ Cnas Bread vey Kou-e, the EEani
Ole Tirriuia Confederate afr0n v'hDs
hand ahe stream Of enari,y seems 10 b.
rurnniug, has given e25 900 towards shp
rebuilding ul liit .t5lifersii3 ~ fnEnii.
\ lie is giant Old MAI ant Ese she ivys
o. al but . few iiGtis 1ana.ioe vino arr 81
suiaI by c0mbar SOD, tlIat nis anadoy
vouid cuysr millions OF ebam.
L vsry interesting rsvrval winch 4 .
bseu IL IITugFsst Ter several wssss 10 tia
a.. Z Church South a. New Mackot, d
SSH N progress. Tire 6se1'asf iuiores
seems 70 lDsrVale tiIs eulire community
and . inrgs nnniirn VI VenitsnIs hav'
bssr At she altar Tins pasiur hsv. ". j
T-nitossll, " being abi5 ssamts6 ig 1sV
Nfr. BDut. 81 HtxasiJnzg.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-11-15

Il e lrosf grsiif1irg ~ - Lst-fsc tat
lev tDc slc s9bsgfl 5ee are ~ tlKtlJ
plebsso VIII vur great o. bscr Ytiof cs.T
We have STEADY received ut1y VERDE .
frBlss ar leisst = oou usudtticu 10;
sr'y rsgsrarg III bespttul ssfies q
we've yrsest 20. bit sisy fof opf lbe,-
s-iy 4. uat .rg 3, vEef o. sIospt9nt 4
1ry I.srso, VIC res1t TIE csr sscu.s ibs
trei Heriss q o. isefs1 Torl6s Far Pogtp-
- gfsrLugs ever ls-usl AID q tus - iest
2oas.Yis usrusf tgyser bs fpf 3 yesr
= 81, PAPER renew II tlai tilns - ssu1
- Yfoef. arc ole yesrs 81 bsof Yti9t- =
stnsf plss - ssuc .ou fses J,gstsgt
paid tas Dssuslsl 7Vpns VIM
eortaius e.xfy-t9uf epprt yaotn VII
spprgpr ok osser gil9nt Tine cssr w.
noic Spoo luf --u-ss1 iras OF.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-11-15

Dr. Eobsrtsor ant fami'r. .ats o. Fin
castle BasesDurt oouuty To o.. hnvs NOV %
lnto she residences 81 the lese L'r. Mar
iii. OF Cnuroh Street lie viii Practice
nie profession iu irif ssesiou Or. RDb err
son Dr. VERY pheasant gentleman ant
come hlgn.y recommended.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-11-15
Murdsrin Page County.

- - - @~--I
kr. 8is.is D. KibleF, aged serenfy II
years, wzs f3uraers1 Tuesday sffsl
Dooo, Of lat week, a. BE bone near ID
s3s1z1coa5 T3Fsr, sbssi six miles poTfh
west u Lsray. lie vac u3mzrTie8, az
b. if,aiis consisted Of himself AID
IL Newton killer by sersoissl
u .sea yezr d sgs. Hbo was yloS
TX at far fforn tie bo1se when liz racl
rsi1rofa iona 2D2ut 4 o'eloek, sfssr haT
~ bssa % Springfield 70 vote. NJ
Ai9-ei s2ld BE- va nj feeling vel, az
aiasf giving tie boy sous 6ifseiiorI
s5o9t lo9sl8g after some eolts wsat 70 Il.
h31ss.
About = hall bo9r Afterwards u,
1s1hsw heard TIE Espori eta gys, az
i0lf q fre minutes lsssr two nora tbsls
40 1p9a goirg % ihs hosss. 6iseorsrss
ins dead body q BE uncls lyirg u ~
Tata De tza btsa sagi IA ihs 1T I'd.
% i1s lac, its LEAD rs9gieg upward AID
entering TIE bran. T.s back part q
os head was erashss f. WITH bluri q.
sirsios-t a-t to victims Threat was
III lie Nin2Pips bsirE severed The
'1-'s were 1iso i-r91g- tas wlocow q
VIZ a -is,s' a. IL u-fsfi1asts MAJ a.
preached . loske1 IL re window, al
- tl-- --s-i 70 na2es leai1-
I = z y 1sisi' 1'"sFsis'lAas s'fs W-fc
y -'''f-'-s '-s eng y lAs 20" Q, IL
- 49, - -s- = W. t1is- III gDr
-''- ~ - 90 70 '-s murdered ins'' az
% q - ID, .s-'-E - me Z S'ss
. -,--' ne ~! 1a'i . IA l1tit
~ '-s -''ss az isi1 lll o. - Dso
i-s i-s1 ga's ins s-Arrl- 4hs FoeSsi g
'ls eau NAE Goat N1sfs ns usna-y
is''1's'a lie money vac fond empty, al
= i''eest day X ta1 Kept for nsar,F
y 3esfs- wss f9uaa assr fhs bsoy. d
z --s'ii' ias coroner, e7wncpso = my
D l-s ossis Wo9 alter bearing tas e.
1s'uos rendered vsfoiet thai tie &
'sass1 sa-ns 80 i.s death froir gpusbvi
v OTIS ~ ets1 " ssus ocs urtnovu 70
Va ~ 4-s 1syssss1 vac Coltsc e. (
-'s 'tisisn AID gsnefI-ly fSsl'setea-
--h11' e. MY. s.-J9umfr ve--lt
& -l-iis3 FAitss >1si-1 h,sssi, AZ Coio-
l.si llaas9t lave ossc scirs u ssErpt
y '9t tT-~srgs - 80 uufcsf O VIE 4
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-11-15
TIL zig rng Nlgnt

~ TnanEss viuS gut Tnursasy
Npr. gsal. Farur hussr-auHcr- v
bs giving ~ liz res,usues - Capt sen
y EDur-z. OF Nnn,suDsrg s-rsst y
the ypuur people ~ 1ne Epvur1r LDfgue
Admisa s,snsr ll cent o. some gaf
uleu, 1ue Dn.set usrr 90 send NO. q
sns ussly prsaousrs uf aue frsul,sr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-11-15
Burelars a. Work in ehenandoah
County.

l ~~A~- = 80 = - ~ ~tL 80 ->~+--@raa ~ - =
County.
On Th7rsssy eight, Of last vssk. BE-
tween ss5 l2s'sioek, ihs stare e Kr
Wiliizzs was broker into robbsd ola lo
n cloihiaz, cigsrs. g., ard s,asl ssu
q norsT. Tbsy siso bfeks iDt0 TIE 81
Press oIss Il ths cane bailsinz ard sfois
several macy packages. TIE thieves
then Tsot - Cedar Greek station . fen
niles farther Dofta, reagti1g there ate,
% crigtt WbsFs they tr0ks irto tie
siors-roou Of KeCoDs s. Rbos1ss. Here
ne s1rPfisso yo1og Ben. EeCsps, VIZ
wac Sleeping 10 tie bsiisisx. al ss9n
bss bin ted - u sbssi (, On be bs6
tsEi1g ia vsieh a,d pistol from Lin.
Ihsy iasu wen; f5ro1gt TIE sfors. tax
ing what tbsy TsotsI. bfsatiog s2.s >
money drawer from Which ibsy got 81
AID caeek ~ 80. 81 tbls tine yoBsg
MeCgos lad wOfEs3 lsoss ffo,u - bsods
AID sssgrsd 3oOtbsf rsToirei. Az clip
~ 49, A-iff r-A-ar - ~ --H
-sfs f.rcsEa Wir6ow. They broke oot
AID IA with BeCsos 10 parent, 4bo
gaiosly foilowe3 them Votl ~ cst Re
bare fo9i % Z sharp rock. L parry On
otii1g q william Z sophtsl5, Hot
B9tis,s Gso. Yst-sst9eE s81 wm. Jslp-
st91 sD2u stsrfsd after itsu esyirTl z
iwo = t1sa sb2si three 70 l7s Dortb q
6prcsbopE. i ttift Derson vac esylrr-
g d. eiratssrg ths sans day o. sus-
picio-s 3st nothing was 2rsTsd aga nst
aim az be va released Tbs olber two
were tsEs- before Justice Dsrids9u q
4iocletoWu. ne LAT cFsrcs having beer
oglriits3 a Frs1srieE ogpuir. = ~
s1ssres u ne Common wts3tt's ltbgrosy
iigr- .Jss 3. RCsas re2tstsass5 the
STATE sod t.s asr were Committed .
tns .al q n -eassssf ~ tie aeiivp q
Tx grsus .rry.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-11-15
NOTICE 70 TlIPAYE2S

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Nov EsrEet ~ suc sai 10. p aac is
fufeut,. . XDucey ~, q
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Columns Furnace uSaleF oct y
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NOydosocE hsulas uef al- Tee
No. 4 { aue e.oei.Dr c. 80
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SsraaDufr 1uur ans ff.. No. q nnt =,
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~ " 10 80, oosspserf 0foe tcom Ia
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prior q iuHi sue
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sue re pef oeui Deirg aided ano nvi
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-11-15

J-s Eurri Lsusuo- 9laEet feoeut =
Ysitorrlsc . Ersst assc . ptarlty, o.
tuYrE- g vas Ioi Goa gre5 - q pl0- -
~ II lp.i ~ uors uni is-s ilsr a. a.
rsrt.s-tg ecaeme =. h9vsref 1851 10
Z gisai god .usi -ue slu.s T1sy Erv.
svsr l,JJ, D9llss q tuer = geri 81,
-of,.a. 10 tuyss a. Ger-rg ffou E9mll L
csrGi getus-ss.
= vac d. elective q CT u ilsss ~.
uss1 tus tsms,F tlai tueg vers lgul q
tusf pra4sse . g az 4 polseg uslps 9
afds osuaul JOY tle pprlll- vas a. 90,
cfeG5sc
Tus ,rrlrEs O. ilis sgvI lars lisa,
Dpoti -us, IT, g. lDort &. Dgss.r,
-of--a crer-ss 81 epps - l.ls Ees-
t.or lrc tf.rrs lyout & ,aYle uor.tse q
tse- axe g,Ig-i
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-11-15

T nave .us, rses vsc luai Erauc ssDor
o. tne oeis.'rassc yuas. tfaeui yDltse'
tpparlss msu-.ousl ID .ssi wee Z
plpsr. auc 1usy ~ igrsy sslr Gal
auo sse ausu lsi 30 Craa'r y9uf iOrs
o. lne Dslu-.,r ereI r ypu uort vaii q
uur juur 1BrmGL.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-11-15
Essp You- Eye on This.

LIZ II TOC Do S9T WISH 70
cOxTIxUK TAEIEG THE hthA-D
J aFTER TO-z sUBsCRIPTIoN EaFiA1s
J RKy-sK 70 TAKE IRON TBE f0s7-
OFFIcK axD zTQUKsT TIE Fos1
Kas-RR 70 20 ISFOEN Is = VII Z
EOT COST rOU A CEE1-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-11-15
MERCHANT MILL
-AND-
4,
ATPUBLlC SALE,

Ivlll offer Hs ALL aud dwelling AZ
puulic eaie, DC
SATURDAY EJH. g5sl. lc9a.
81 Que cciOdE B. n. veiOle sinresr
aota.. fdinbusE. "a. 1iseus 49, : aosss
81 No . DostOm and on sle Hnonantisah
river. 0De hat mii, isom tbe valley pihs
and rhreo-i0nrsbs miie fron . iich 90
the b & o faiiroad. . miles ICON ksciu-
mug and miles isvn al Jacks0a. 4 =
. ffai clase weather 5oafded mill, esot
dv,aiing n@af the mlll ~sfr se0nf. n
MOI aOid. Is vii be '0fesec - pueiic
feusing. For tssms. sc. sdosas
ER. BOWMAN.
HaFkinaloWn. IA
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-11-15

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