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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18

A MoNG the social luminaries who
n will visit London to participate
in the Queens jubilee festivities are
the Countess Castellare, the DreXels,
the Bradlcy-Martins and the Cornell
Jus Vanderbilt family The Drexels
have engaged rooms from May I to
July 5. If they were so inclined
they could make quite snug little
sum by merely Sub-letting one room
on Jubilee Day, because $4,000 Is
offered for its windows, and the
Drexels pay only 81, 800 for the suite
for the whole two months. Five
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
Gporior YrGTocntem lite
blep Sbcrf.

st gariIsrbluo meOoeler fsIgenos ipes
ssfulOe 5urtGnins. Der unsaar Sassns
Siitprie:
@i bar nplig fra Sr. Nfonftp 4lnts
Iof en- 6pititaenbs Rusisr, ION er goO'
ino. i be ilauiTts Gcr9OIo eftsrIom bar
bar tilbruat tire TisroeDsle al 1T Cir
;blanot BET Esieits rusffe DIPLOMAT
muotuaet ct langt grsO. at builtst Ri Is'
rer.r iplssnoe rlOOra9, ION lite bill iaO't
SntsrssIs for bore 2Gisr.:
- "4lt er faalsoss lsbst al par
en- feroel.s ubmnrtst WtaH ! osnn'
imutts frant rusiiite 9.mOnfratiO1.
Oct fprIangit fuItiIaas0s prOgram bier
oisnnmfert puntt fox Pun,t, uOe1 at BE-
mtnofts 6lep iurbigauet, cg alt til ben faits
Iatte 5io.
9stts sjalOer Dog fun mso unOtag.li'
at en- sntelt Smit9roigRo, hcorum man.
paa @runo af manglenoe &jnSita6 til
Sausn, br life poDsr at uotdl. no9et,
Mn oar fommer prsr.us ON, at 3iursn
fuloe uonapn. Sslir Saure til Obsrit foI
gr.u6rai.nIG sRsgimsnt:t.
Qlt bar Hart. prai iosnfen hapo. fsri
meo ia Uniform, Sabsl os Srbnsr.
gsrsnunisn FlIbe finos St.o .fter IRE.
puen ueo amsnois SsIo.
Sill itsrf. Sorbauisli. ior ben OHi'
cisll, g.ro.n blep Der i'll. noset al bette.
Ser buDo. tiloraget fig fslgrot:
Summ, Worgsn iom Repun fulo
Hre .stsb. Tom gsnsraI !Soaran m,set
tibGa % buntebs paa Praiiontsns On
Z en- forl.a.n Son. bao ban ON Siaa'
Belle til at ndatt. fig. Hosst, lem ban bal
trrmen til at tent. pn1 ; Vutisns esb.
"gso Oe, Or. graIOsnt at mhn'
Tranfmano, ION lager sinsfts | en- frsm'
meo 9lrme, miiter i'm Ggsnltdo ION
| Eraufhuub9 Slab De blinr O6erI
fur Ct rusTif Rssimsnt-"
graFbsntm uf6rso pluOIslig Ssnsrn
len.
Oct uilcs bd rar. altior fumilt, ON il
Rspu6litns praiioent, life tuloe oar
fmnt Mso6orser!"
gsnsral Sasron bclot iait DsS lin Vfs
ming.
geo I'm 9Gr6fbisbso for aOpsn, b
6raste ban preIioentm ssn Iamms Spil
ION ban IslO Mpos.
Qaa oenne Ma1oe gift BET til, at Pre-
Iioent 5slir 5dure life 6lsD nonaont Il
S6srit for p~rsObranimIf Resimsnt.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
Siorniou taller
| bet eauite Stnoenteriamluno

8isrnIijsrns gisrnlcn, Der, iom man
peo. iortiosn upobIoer Jig / S~jsbsnbdon,
bar forlsren 2srpua often inobuot til BET
neroGrenls StircntIimfunos Rusiss
g;lbs. gifnIm bolot Der en- Yale. ritsrs
al Sr. SDs gtcos 6dphe holot psn t9sntIi9s
RusIstals og RsOdtter 5srup en- oils
ntnsstals til gifrnion.
Sr. Ssrup uotaIts, at gisrnIon tOn
perneo meo Seier. Ten Mlno ION altio
NIB Ssir. Ssto ON ban tom mto Reoer'
llget orer 1T Sooe, tom Fan bog mso Ssir,
ben Fan bar clnost, o9 ben, ban Hal uInos.
Gan eratuIereoe 8isrnIun % Rorge meo
pisIe 0ass8 8aIgIsirs.
gisrnIun ptrtOe ifsig, "9cIititsu"s
Refsrdt, at BAN bapoe nuget, icm ban
/ flsre adr baooe IGnatst sfter AZ Il
9anmart heb en- gOo 2stli9lso. Oct
gialot 5mbpIost msllem RprIte % 8anlts,
og ban pilOe tale uo at itn 2GrsnIIe cpsr
bette 5or6oIo. 8d oi norite begpnote at
arts os pua isloit9nbig 9is, Iaa bsb9eoe
BET life ale / 0lnmart. 9i itrst iO9rt,
- Oct gisr lille noget, at Il urgt 5oli
ifrptsr; bet er beOre eno Of al Ulisnoo,
Sa ben Selpironi, lem anpenoes ! 8ms
mari, sr fun Sfrpt paa En- anosn WIadoe,
Seq bar aIorig - ptrsr gjsrnion I'M
Der hsle Dor l1nss poitittTte Strto lag
ct snsIte onot Orb ON bet ~IpenIts Self.
men fun ON 2sosrns. 9bi bet at tail
cnbt I'm ct 5olt, er en- 8umFo. Sec
msner, Ri CT furlaDts og ~forruaots al bel
ipenIt lie 9emotruti / Rnne Strio. Wtsr
Epis bet - Sub forbpoe bet - tommel
til en- Samp, Oa bpis BET buffer unoer
1aa fcmmsr sursn til Ser. 81 bar cerfc'
ben 5OrOrtng til Ser, at 5 ital Itan lam
men m,o os snonu faitere ero Aiotil
SDenItsrns far oibeuffabsligt is9t at for'
inre at nsgts % Ret til sgst llNnrigs'
fibre. GU sr bet nstcp neo argumsn'
tsrns. San tatteO. Rsodftsr Syrup fo'
bans !SjpIp i osne S~enienOe, men mel
aaptsin 6. ST. SsrsnTsu. 9enns ganI'
Saoersmdno bar 6iulpet % ubmGrfet
% Ri Ital net faa egst uoenrigsNtprs
gcIpgiftstrattater ftul bialpe os til a
Life bet Spersmdal. 0srfor bao bal
ogiua 9uniterns urbeioe Tor oenns Gag
Raar ban tog Srost bsrfor 6Ianot Stu
bentsr, iua bar bet forbi Rpoe hupos Ret I
6pao ban baooe btret ON, at snbrer Stu
bent ftul rufts fig til bet sg~crelanOite ar
baoe. San bar 5aorelanost cDsr Jig II
aefum ben 2umpe, Tom br9nber paa ban!
9prb.
pa 9jernIpn unbsr iublenos 9urru
radb 6apoe snbt fin Sale, fang 6orlnm
linaen mOsr tor gegeiftring ct gss a
ga Ri slfsr", Og iener. foreorcg en- be
fienot Sanger en- / Sagens anlsOn'n
nrepen Sang til 9jsrnIon.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
balp


u lltegd
|. 5or
ubglps
ajpbcn'
bsIunaer
ON
tbe eta
|Runrna!
lob, oct
Doe itltt
al be
FOgldot
hoes irti
deems
|Iegcn,
cSt.
| 10l9
krlsurr'
|cee gRtL
Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
"1et beitrioes".

Inner ct RstsmsN uo en- al Better
gatldnos !Serrsosrsttsr optrlaDts for en-
2io iioen en- brap Ilnnnnno ion 5ulos
mHgtig for 5noItrpntt I en- Gag. !Sdns
5ulomuet lso paa, at fan Itlloe beItri1
ait mIligt. "gstrio blrs!!" bar ben er,iis
SnitrutiiOu. ban blOoe moot1gtt Of on,
ior bGm ban msote, % snne Snitruts
ton fu9te ban til 9untt CO prits, til
tor Roritlt Iaauel fcr 2agrsttesmGuoers
ium iur 3ina1lmun.
"ytaa, tpao ii9er SrOftsprts ON Ctrns
Sdg2" ipurgts 0cmmtrsn, .itsrat Steps
ningsn bar blsnn uplRit.
Oct bstriNs", IuursOt 6t,Oiurtr1s
csrtn.
pa ia1r 8e ri bsre, tpuO 9iOnsm:
Tiger.
Oct beitrioes".
"SOdO sr bet, De iiger2 9eitriosr .:
9i0nernes afbr1lIs2"
Oct bsItrioes".
8alb 8ionsrns iHo."
Oct 6eItri -"
"3ps!"
@ionsrn ofl1ggu mi tne 9ion.s6prc.
"Nll, 6oo bar u MI at Iige2"
Oct beItricss".
"S6dr 81 intet anst at 1rfsrea"
Oct beftriles".
DE maa life ia ftot Sreie pad Der
Sag, ., bar platag,t 0<m9"
"Set bsItrioes".
"Gr 8s rgtis tIog. 9s9"
Del beftrihes".
"Sig til SnOfsOnt.. at snten ma:
ban tomut feb, eller ogim Faur ban Isno,
en- anOen SteoiOrtraOer. Sagm uOirt'
tss."
"9.i beftrioes".
"8il De at Sugn FdI ai9jsrss MI
ou2"
Del bsitrines".
"aanfte De Dil FL gstuling ogiaa for
at ia msbt frsm / Rettsn9"
Oct bsitrtoss".
"9ua MI 9erss Bel"
"8st ~bstrioes".
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
striffearbeioe nofpres.

lib og @aru mphtases I'll Striiniug %
Sorarbetrelie al Stremptr % Nanos In
certlRoer, Northhcld Knitting Co.
5Oal3 Rprtbfslo, Ninn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02

Den ausl., icm orabt. 2oro Tslion I 6la'
get pss 3rofutsur, .isifsr.r snoru. Den a
fGit,t til IN arptal Os logger I ct prastist
Strin.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02

.sr lula Oi iorituuoigl"
'forfanbis! "a, pnr 5un life BET, pilot
San lie ~forftaa BET Sprr5, min Rome taller
I'll bsRoe.'
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28
THE REFORMATORY.

Warden c. =. Hoyt and wife. of the
Buena Vista Reformatory, were in
town over sunday and for few days
this week, Warden Hoyt has things
Strengthened out at the reformatory and
Improvements have been made by him
that are valuable, notably perfect sew
age system. Mr.. Hoyt is pleased with
his work. The average number in the
institution is ll5 and the legal age at
which prisoner can be sent there is
between 10 and 80 years, and all must
be. first-timers, but both these limits
are occasionally violated. 1t is not
generally known that all persons sent
to this reformatory are sent on an
indeterminate sentence Good behav-
ior and circumstances release many of
them When an inmate is released he
goes out on parole. The inmates
at Buena Vista have raised 20 acres OF
peas, 40 acres OF the more hardy garden
truck this season. There are 200 hogs
On the place to which the peas are fed
The affairs at the reformatory are con-
Quoted on better lines than ever before,
and tie position Of warden calls for a
better salary than is allowed the war
den OF the penitentiary at Canon City.
Warden iisyt is the very man for the
place he fills and viii make lirst-cIas
record ere--tsolden Globe.
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28
Friends in Council.

The Friday meeting OF the club was
held at the home OF Mrs. w. b. McGee
and very interesting meeting it proved
to be. This year the club is studying
Greece and the lesson Friday was upon
the . National Games OF Greece.r Mrs.
A. e. Mcmillan led the discussion on
current events and the essay of the day
was read by Mrs. Dewey subject. "wars
and Rnmors OF Wars" The question,
"Should the United states Interfere in
the Cuban Troubles r was fully dis
cussed. Mrs. Raynolds and Mrs. Nc
Farlane led the affirmative and the
negative was taken by Mrs. Beecher and
Nrr. Dawson. Many others joined in
the discussion, which become very inter
eettnR. Tie Friends IN Council as
nferary club Is doing some very solid
work II depth and efficiency, not equal
~ pefhnpa " any club 10 the state.
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28
Will Offer Prizes AGAIN.

5. Ii. Atwater of this city is one of
directors and strongest supporters of
the Southwest College at Del Norte.
The CoIIegian, the official paper, has
this to say of his work: "Some prizes
have been offered again this year by
Trustee 5. Ii. Atwater, of Canon City,
who gave some two years ago. Such
to the students are
much appreciated. Other prizes could
be used to advantage this year. In this
connection we glad acknowledge other
acceptable gifts from the same source.
among them new art rug and a dinner
set of Dishes
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28
A SUMMER.


l could write such beautiful poem
About the summer days.
II my pen could tell the beauty
OF dancing leaves and sprays.
And the singing, all about me.
OF water. and bees, and birds;
But there isn't poet living
Who could put it into words.
My poem cannot be written
1t came to me from God,
Spoken in the wordless language
OF birds, and sky. and sod.
Not in the language of mortals
Are words to make YOU see
What O. grand and beautiful poem
This summer is to me.
would write the scent of roses
In the words of every line;
You would hear the soft wind signing
Through boughs of spruce and pine,
You would see the hare -bells swinging
Among the rocks and mould.
You would hear sweet ripping music
Songs that never grow old.
would write how ferns are waving
Their soft plumes in the breeze.
And the birds sailing SO swiftly
In blue above the trees.
And my pen would paint the glory
OF summer sunsets bright,
And the strength of lofty mountains.
And peaceful stars at night.
Toward. Colo. 5. H. g.
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28
. GOOD WORD FOR HUTTON.

Editor Canon city Record.
DEAR SIR:-Yo our remarks on V. A.
Hutton sis a scholar and a teacher
endorse every word you say. As resi-
dent of Chandler for the past seven
years / have often come in contact with
Mr.. Hutton. His gentle smile. his easy
manner, his walk and conversation has
won for him the highest respect of the
community of Chandler. That MIR.
Hutton was burdened with work these
last two years no one i'll Chandler will
doubt, but his self-saerifcilg, PAINS
taking, percevering viii enable him to
do justice to one and all. cannot for
birthday, when / think OF the happy
faces and the modest manner in which
the children equipped themselves and
the high respect they showed for Mr..
Hutton. 1t was a pleasure for the old
people to be there | have been at Mr..
Hutton's bible class on Sundays when
he turned up the school charts and
pointed out the various places mem
toned in their scriptural lesson, and
with that wonderful gift, of conveying
his ideas he made it interesting to both
young and old Mr. Hutton is humane
When he knows of any one in distress
he is the first to extend his sympathy.
In every case of sickness Mr.. Hutton
could be found at the bedside. He was
ever ready to lend helping hand.
Te the voters of Fremont county
will say, Mr.. Hutton is humble. easy of
access; when you meet him grasp his
hand and you will see that ges.le smile
aud then that serious countenance he
usually wears, behind which there is a
mission to perform, and it is for the
benefit of the rising generation.
JAS. SUTHERLAND.
Chandler, Colo
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land once at Pueblo, Colorado
QaUfam6 6ar rae6 fno7

Beptomber IBths III.
Notice II hereby given that the foilowine-
named settler has hled notice Of his intsn-
tion to make fnal proof In support Of his
before the Clerk Of the District Court, At
Canon City, Fremont county, COLORADO, on
November 10th. 1897, viSt
FREDERICK HEhENWAY. of RIdrsd,
Colorado. H. Il. No. s6ls, for tho lots 1. : and
~ neN section 2. township ~. .. range 70. VI.
He names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon. and oultiva-
ton OF, said landi
John Freak. OF Eldred. Colorado; Joshua
Dennlson, Thomas Dixoni and Philip B1ox-
ham, all of Canon City. Colorado.
RAYMOND MILLER. Register.
fFirst publication Sept. 73rd, 1871; last pub
LEGATION October 18th, 1887.
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28
Letter List.

Advertised letters for the week end
ing October "a, 1897:
Carson, Louis
Cenley, j. j.
Diers, Miss Dora A.. X
Hadley, Albert
Hart. Frank
McFfnn, Mrs.
Sutherland, j. d.
b. F. SHAFFER. Z. NJ.
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28
Mississippi.

Beginning at corner No. |, identical with cor
fnl- in bed of Eight Mile Creek where perna-
ncnt corner could not be estsblished); whence
.onthwest corner section IS. township IL, south,
= inge &c. west. Of the Sixth principal meridian
psurs south " degrees and SO minutes west,
70 - feet; thence north s. degrees and min.
ues east, 1871 90 feet to corner No. 2, iudenficH
with corner No. Of the amended location mot
set as il falls rock slide where permanent
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28
The Living Age.

One of the best literary publications
of the day is Little's Living Age. In
the issue of November 9Th will be given
the first instalment of new serial story,
with all Her Heart" translated for
The Living Age from the French of NJ
Rene Bazin. This novel. in it's recent
presentation in the Revue des duck
Mondes, aroused the greatest interest,
attracting the attentin of literateurs
both i'll France and England. A vivid
portrayal of life in French industrial
town, it is interesting alike as social
study, and as "A realistic, yet delicate
story of modern life. Its literary and
ethical qualities are so unusual that
Les Annales LitteraIres ct Polixues de-
scribed it as IAN epoch making story"
The London Athenenm characteristics it
as "a work of line and searching analy-
sis, full OF charm, and rsdolent of a
perfume which is exquisite and possess
es no disquieting element To all new
subscribers to The Living Age for 1888,
Will be sent gratis the eight numbers of
1897, containing the first instalments
of with all Her Heart"
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28
SPECIAL SALE.

One hundred stylish Trimmed Hats
to be sold at greatly reduced prices
for one week, beginning Saturday,
October 10th, At Mrs. Kings, 900
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28

Car load Of wheat just received. Call
and get our prices.
HANDY n McGEK MERCANTILE Co.
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28

Ben Stage, the shoe cobhler. who
saves you money, will ne open his
Third street shop Nov. lst 44-tf
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28
Now Buokwheat.
New MspIe Syrup,
9. r. Tanner 4 Son.

Buy a Sweeper Cigar. as you get 4
chance on the GraphophoDe vt Hunter
Palmer's.
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28
Go to Handy & McGes Mer.
Co. for Grape Baskets.

Patronize Sour home merchants. See
our line Of suitings TO measure.
BETHEL.
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28

Royal Hubbell, photographer. will
be at home Nov. LIST. Best photos at
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28

Late books, papers and magazines at
Whipple's.
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28

WANrED-Positio as cook in board
ing house or private family, by compe-
tent woman. Address RECORD Office
48--2t
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28

A young man named Mires died at
the hospital last night of typhoid pneu-
monia. Young Mires lived at Grand
junction and his mother is now here.
Mires was at Victor when he had an
attack of fever. He was without money
and attempted to ride the blind baggage
homr. AT Canon City he was slightly
hurt by an accident and was brought
to The hospital and every attention
given him. But his fever grew worse
and death finally resulted.-Salida Mail.
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28
FRUIT GROWERS.

We ars now making Apple
Barrels, Kindly osIl and Iesve
your orders so we can have
them ready for you when need
ed, Handy 4 Mo0ee Mer. Co.
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28
a Record Breaker.

The RECORD believes in advertising 1t believes in it
such that considerable expense this
to the homes of large number who seen the
RECORD before Look and you would not like
1t home county paper for while. We
you to try it, and will make you very special rate
You know of the TOLEDO BLADE, do YOU not? 1t is the
best weekly paper the United States Every family should
have good family paper Now will give you the TOLEDO
BLADE Jea1 the RECORD ioy SIR Doukhs-both
for only SIoo Send dollar bill &c stamps If YOU
are taking the RECORD, send friend six
cost is the same
See clubbing list with other good papers below
GZUBBLvG RATES.
For short time The RECORD will make the following
excellent clubbing proposition 1t will enable our patrons to
secure two good the price of Only cond
ton made and that sTE RECORD must be paid for u to
date and year in advance:
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28

stationery 70 suit You Al whipple,s
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28
Ror saIe

Two acres on Main street, in bearing.
Must sell. HAND & wIIirTINoToN.
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28
SPECIAL. SALE,

One hundred stylish Trimmed Hats
70 be sold at greatly reduced prices
for one week. beginning Saturday,
rIain street.
Cañon City record., 1897-10-28

Canon City Illustrated" by !.
Kicker, at Hunter PaImer's
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-10
Scarcity OF Wheat.

London, Sept. S-The Mark
Lane Express, reviewing the crop
situation says:
The weather has been adverse
to the completion OF the largest,
and the quantity of grain still DOT
is considerable.
The French Wheat crop is es
timated at 81, 100000 quarters by
the chief writer's of the Paris press
Correspondents of English bust
ness firms state that the crop will
amount to from 100000 to 80,
900, 900 quarters.
the Austria Hungarian crop Is
stated to be II 100000 quarters.
If this is true 1t adds greatly to
the gravity of the situation
The American crop ia reckoned
by careful Judges to be eS,5OO,OOO
quarters, or 100000 quarters
improvement, to Offset a decline OF
o,OOO,OO quarters in Russia aud
5000, 900 to 10, 600, 900 quarters IN
France.
'All the figures point therefore
to a deficiency in the worlds sup
ply of IA, 200, 900 quarters. Should
the demand be actually rs large AS
this the stores of old wheat will be
used up and crisis OF great ser
iousness will ouly be prevented by
generally good prospects for the
spring Of 1898. We. are not
however entitled to argue that
such prospects Will be more than
the average
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-10
TOMS BROOK NEWS.

II has boon qnite while since l saw
anything from here so l conolu1ed TO
write few lines.
We are having quite protraoted
drouth, and it has be-, very injurious
to the corn and late pasture.
The health of the community Is very
good, there being no one sick 10 the im-
mediate neighborhood.
What came very near being a fatal
accident occurred here or last Friday
Park the only son of MIR. o. NJ. Smith
aged about 10 wears was playing on his
fathers saw mill and had tied tarred
rope plated three doubled around his
wrist andby some means he got one end o.
itover the lineshaft which drives thegrist
and cider mills and wound him up. In q
second 1t was hnrlibg his whole body
over and over with each revolution Of the
shaft, his cries and the screams Of hts
little sister. attract the attention OF Mr..
Ed. Rutz who was near By and who I'm
medistely cut the rope and when the
boy Was examined by DR.. J. NJ. Brown
who was Immediately called 1t mas found
that bis arm was crushed from the shout
der to near the elbow and some consider
able b. nises sbout the side of chest, At
this writing he is doing very well.
Miss Mabel B. Brepnei,on, OF Myers
dale, Pa, lie visiting her cousin, MISS
Alma Brown, of this place.
Mr. Jacob Hahn, jr. aud Mrs. Jno. Hupp
are visiting relatives in W. Va.
Mrs. B. +. Bushong has returned from
Hsgerstown where she had been visiting
friends.
The stores of this town have more nice
goods this fall than at any time in their
history and despite the hard times goods
have never sold as cheap.
While We have a perfect net work of
telephone over the entire country and the
Shenandoah Telephone Co. " not small
pert of 1t there is one suggestion that ]
would like to make and that Is that when
a patron of the line wishes to send an i'm
portant message in regard to sickness
over 1t, that there be some method by
which he eau cut off and run into the
ground such conversation as, Eyes had
two beaux, one an old batch, the other a
wiGower with big nose. Pack the
corn in big jar aud put our foot on it,
now there may be a tine when such
foolisLntss has light to the wirts but
my Impres ion is that it is when they are
out Of order and Icing repaired.
There " at present quite great deal
of, so called, hog cholera and there APP
pears to be no success in treating II. Ny
impression Is that 1t is not cholera at all
but typhoid fever, and If you think it
might interest any of your m any readers
| Will give my reasons for so believing
and what wosld be most likely the BE-, t
treatment. Argus.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-09-10

snapped yarns Of the long ago
aud smiles and tears were aeen by
the young.
There was q sweet and tender
comradeshlp between the veterans.
Infantry, artillery and cavalry
met on common ground, talked
and recalled the Incidents OF tbe
war were drawn near to each other
and when parting felt that before
many other meetings one and
another would pass away. But
the honor roll will live thu names
OF the registered will live and the
absent ones will be remembered.
All honor to the brave living aud
the glorious deadv