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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Dover, Sent 1T.-Ihe iJelhware 6thte
Fair, this year, became d success IN
single day. While the Attendance ON
Tuesday and Wednesday was good, 1t
was not as large az the management
had expected. hut yesterday was the
great day. Early in the morning peo-
pie began to pour into tho grounds
frnm every direction. Farmers who
had not hecn to tic state fair in years
came with their families and tho trains
brought many people from Sussex
county as we'll AZ from the upper part
OF the State. OF the 5000 people pres
emit probably the hest pleused one was
Secretary 4. n. Brown, and certainly
no one had better right 10 BIZ. Mr..
Brown did great deal OF hard work IN
make tine State fair a go this year, and
he was peasel yesterday because re,
suits showed that his efforts we're ap.
preciated in substantial way.
The politicians we're out in force, and
| the clans from all parts Of the State
mingled. They gathered in little
groups, and only stopped arguing long
enough 10 SEQ the start in the different
race events and to listen TO the an
nouncement Of the results. There was
an exceptionally large number IF women
uu the gtounis, and they seemed in
tent upon getting out of the fair all tbs
i Measure there was in it. They ap
plauded their favorites in the RACES,
and cheered tho agRards who came il
last as willingly as the, cheerad win
ners The Dover Band furnished goot
music during the DAY.
First Of all, the state fair. this year
was u clean fair. There was total alb
sence of the scores of fhliirs and gam
blers who Frey upon the public wher
ever they arc allowed TO do business
and in kaeping this element out Of th
grounds, this year. the fair manager
did wise thing. There was enough 4
attract without them ana their presenc
would have heen harmful generally.
The bicycle races during the after
noon were a distinctive feature Of tn
fair, and attracted great interest. TIL
performance Of William Il. Gond!ey Q
Wilmington, in bis trial for tho mil
/ record. was warmly appplauded, anc
, taking the condition OF the track int
consideration. it was fast mile. Th
\ track record was .. II, mace by JANE
! il. GREEN'S Saatlin Jew years age
q GoodHy's time was 2,09 3. he WI
paced by the Elliot brothers, on tai
/ dem, for three quarters Of tho mil
q when L. j. Gillon took tho tandem
place and set furious pace for the Te
Of the distance, COOLEY also won Il
half.mile championship OF the State
! ILL 20. The prize was a gold media
Gillon had hard fall in this race. b
4 was not hurt, j. II. Minnick iinisht
n second.
! Summary of races;
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Sheriff Finn on Friday sold the
property of Join Hall in White Clay
CreeE huudrad to Austin Harrington.
attorney. inr slo0, and the property Of
v. y. Ruth, ut Sixth and jackson
streets, to George Lodge, attorney, for
$500
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Fem, who have
haen travelling in Europa for about two
months, have raturnsd home.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23
PLAYING THE PASTEBOARDS
Mode of Enjoyment Most Pop
uIar in the Country.
LOVELY WOMAN AT CARD TABLE
There is Seen at Her Best or
Her Worst.

with What Ease She Steals, and How Greedy
She is-What Immense Cheek she mas,
and How She Rushes Into IA Game About
which she Knows Nothing and of Which
She Declines TO be Taught Anything.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23
STATE FAIR A SUCCESS.
Yesterday Weeks Races the Hest Ever ~
tho Assoeiation's Grounds.

Yesterday Weeks Races the Hest LIVER w
tho Associations Grounds.
Special Correspondence OF cazette and journal
Dover, Sept. 10. 10 days races at
tina Deiawurs State fair were claimed
to be the best ever held on the grounds
Of tho association. Another attraction
was game Of base-ba between Laurel
and Wyoming for the championship Of
Kent and Sussex counties. Laurei
won by the score Of II to |.
Oakley r. took the three minute race
in straight heats. In that race udge
Giluin and Oakley Il. were each fined
SIS for scoring too fast. Tho 2. 80 race
contained several surprises, and was
won by Peaches after hard tight with
Johnnie B. During the afternoon
Evelyn reared backward and fell, hurt.
ing herself badly. Democracy won the
free r.all event race handily.
Summary Of races
3-minute clasa, trotting and pacing,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1897-09-23

=, , " 'r-IlEVII NtIVTlIITIs
7. $. Siuce writing TIE above / have
made my iensaey iianr in safety. and am
most thaak'G to my Heavenly Father for
grateful to the ctrsy ant fatty. whoM
have already gici, lGr their affccllptlte
and hearty welcome. n maze, ne all tho
moro aazogs, noa hsping ny, to renew
villa them earnest labors Tor Christ and His
Church.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
snrembnr8ii6es aus SeI9tem.

3u Irlon itarb Der borti9e gi9en.
tbiimer uno Gafetier Sr. g. S1erbin.
ger i'm 4lter bon 81 Sabren.
Sirp. Sier iino tir,lid gbenbs
Die Sduier ber glferer S. @lauoot,
SbOmas 8Offetts, s. Sa~ineaur uno q.
Sublet sdnsli6 ab%9sbrannt. @Qes
mas oieie 8ebdulihteiten on W6beln.
6utter, Spl3 uno Gleioern entbielten,
lit oernihtet. Der S9aoen lit iebr
arob, ieood tbsiIs periidert. Was bas
unaliidlihite babel mar, 1T, oaB Elm
&ino Der 6amilie 6pffette= &aifou nit
perbrannt 1T. Nm anoeren Sage fano
man oas &ndbhen bon bier Sabreu
pertOblt wieoer.
Irlpn, 80. Suli. Ssn Der Nabt
bonn 27. auf ben %. b. M. entlano
cine oerbeerenoe 6euersbrunf in ben
Sinteraebauoen oes Cafe de I'Etoile,
giaentbiimer Sr. Soeltgen, ebemaliaer
Setonom bes Cercle catholique. Sas
6eler tbeilte iid nit raIenber Shnel.
llateit ben umlie9enoen 8ebduoen nit.
Die eiienbanolung Der Srn. Wiiem.
bah. lofule idmmtli6e Sinter9ebduOe
wlroen Elm &aub Der Slammen. Der
@eiammtidaoen belduft Ii9 auf 2OO,.
600 6r. aass lit perlibert, nit @us.
nabme elmer betrddtliden Nieoerlaae
bon Weinen uno Sabat, Die Srn.
Soelt9en 3u9ebOrten. Mebrere Seuer-
pebrmdnner wuroen perlpunoet, tbeils
oaoura, oaB lie BON ben 9eitern berab.
fielen, poer brennenoe Yalten aui
lie berabtiiriten. 60 Die $50. g8ols
tener. Samot. aupbtenne, Big uno
Subleumortier. 9ebterer lit itper
permunoet. Die 70idbriae 6rau @leii6
wuroe oura cine umitiirssuoe Nano
perlebt uno mus infol9e oeilen oas
Sett bitten. - Su ben eriten 5agen
iOl Die elettrii6e Seleudtung uuieres
yabnboies e%rOftnet werosn. Del bieler
8elesenbsit iollen 6sItli9feiten in Der
Staot ltattfinoer. - Die 9rbeiten am
Selspbun i4reitsn au9 riltis porail.
q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
osnaem6nrgi(6es.
Dereintote Staaten.
Mus Der BORT @ai9. Sta:

gIm 4. 2lu9ult feierteu Serr uuo Srau
Watbias Shirt i'll ibrem trauli6eu Seim ulo
llin9eben Don ibreI 8tuoeru ulo Sufeltiu=
bern bel better 0eimuobeit ibr 9oloelleS Gbes
libilouln. Ss mar am 3. Sanuar 1S47 ais
SOr. Silrit III leillem Seimatbsorte llleloiuz
gen, Stanton Reoin9en, gllremburg, mn fSrl.
Guiana gSu9ner oen Guno fiir's 2eben
idloB. Gds iuu9e Faar waloerte I'M Slii
oellelben SabreS ua6 9lmerita aus ullo fam
i'll september IN Bort &albin9tou al, fam
ollo aud III Sllr;em ben 80. Sabresta9 ieiuer
Nntunft i'll oieier Stabt (oamals cine tleine
SilaSe) ieieln. Sr. Siirlt e~roiilete bier TO-.
tort etn ShneioergeihGit uiio perblleb in
oemielben AS Sabre. Tor pier Sabren leete
CT li6 III ben woblueroienten Nubeltato. Gr
mar LANCE Sabre Mlitslieo Der S6ulbeb0roe
ulS oeren S6aemeilter uuo III ouer Belt eiu
on9eiebener Burger ullb @eibGitSmanu Der
Staot. Sr. Shirt itebt int IS. uno feline
@attin i'm 73. 2ebenSiobre, aber bas glter
briitt Seioe ei9entlid nod gar nidt.
Gs wlrben benz Subelpaare Elf Rinber
aei9entt, uon wel6eniorei ben Glteru ourd
ben Cob e%ntrtllen wuroel. Die S06ter iino
SltlGbetb, Jest &ittwe 9eopolb 0teper, pot
Nbnapee; Maria, Srali Better Stirm non
bier; 9Ouile, Srau Nic. Roulp Don Smells
pile; Wtargaretba, Srau g9m. @neelpub
pon Wtilwaufee; aatbariIa, lest S6weiter
Wtaria 2micd pom 9totre Game 6lolter in
ct. Souis, uno 0tarianld, lpel6e nod bel
ben Gltern lit. Sbre SObne iinb Charles
NIB Sobn, leBterer wObnt in Sarge, u. 9.
Serr uno 6rau Shirt blitsn ierner ari cine
atobtommeui6a bal pom so Gnteln ullo leds
urenteln, uno iinb bieie bic Sleinobe i'm 9oll
oenen Gbetran5e bes Subelpaares.
Ger woblbefannte Sptifer Sr. g.
sSotrp Don Chicago 1T bieie 9Ho6e nit leiuer
Gatttt pom europa suriid9etebrt. Sbre
&teiletour umfaBts pier Wtonate ulo eriiredte
ii6 Iitblid bis Seneois ulio nOrblid bis
1openbaset. Die gauge ReiIe mar cine
ouBeroroentlt6 ,angenebme uiS reid al
i6onen Srlebniilen.
Gem r@urura gpltsfreuno" ent.
rebmen mir:
Gin ieds Ntouote altes Sinb pom Sobu
Somes. Sde Superiors ulb lluion. Strabe
Ipobnbatt, ltorb Wouta9 Worgen nm iiini
ubr no6 turSer 6rantbeit oil Der 6inioer;
ebolera. Die Seeroi9uns ionb Sieustaa
Nddmltto9 nm 2 ubr pou Der ct. Hitolauss
9trte aus auf benz benti9en tatbolii6en
Sriebboie itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
6ro6her,oethum.
Ius Ger bauptitaSt.

0urd 8rpbb. Yei6IuB bonn
"a. Suli baben g. g. Sobeit Der
@roBbersog fol9enoe Meeaiaen i'm
Sroen Der eiasntrone gu Oerleiben &c.
rubt:
AZ bic 8ermeiIle W ebaiIle:
80, Bethel Gnt., @isentbimer uno 9anS,
wirtb IN StabtbrebimIs;
Ronpen Sol, acctien . commits srier
Slale III @repenma6er;
Coos Solepb, gfit9lieb Der bObereu Som.
MILTON CUR 6oroeruns Der auf @eaeuleitia=
teit berhbehoen Silfstaiien ii; 2urembura;
Nond s. g., Gices YrGiioent bes Inter.
ttiibun9SperelneS LA Luxembourgeoise,
IN NdriS;
@roos Better Sran;, uuter. Serualter Der
gston9nllle ullo pes Settlerbepots in eurems
burg;
&oOb Sobanu, eanb,p. uuo girsermsiltsr
IN Suri6eib;
e0uii WtibeI, Mit9lieb Der b0bsren Som.
mlllIor sur S0roeuin9 Der aui 0eaenieitio.
teit berubeuoen Dilfstailen, Trdlibent oss
unterltiiSuiSspereinS Der Sdnoibubarbeiter
pon ylremburSs Someneg in eurembur9;
Shm,ot Bernard, Gisentbiimer unb gano.
plrtb III clbWeller;
By bic iilberne MebaiIIe:
Srh. sbam Watbias, Qebrer in petiuaen ;
6rl. altmann 3atbariua, 9ebreriu IN
pur9linlter;
No. gades Nitolas, @Grtuer IN Glauieu ;
Veder :. y, Wtitslisb bes 9orltanoes bes
Sanbwerter llnteritisun9ss unp Sortbil.
bunsspereins IN Sells;
Visoori ,Nobarn, Vebrer in Saitenbori;
Bod Sobann, WtitSlieo bes Torltaubes bes
S%anopsrter' Interchangeable in Die,
tIr6
Sroni6 Rifolas. 3oubeamter in Sdweid /;
eolaS D., Poltosent III 9tieberteribeu;
Nrl. Salepoen, S6peiter Maria, 9ebreriu
tn ~Wrepeumaber;
@rn. Semutb g. D., Qebrer in S66uisls f;
Srl. Oieoerib War9aretba, gNdrteriu i'm
Gentrolbospii IN Gttelbriit;
80. Snbr an9uit, 9raiiOeut Der 6eusrs
pebr in Sonneweg
epen au9ult, 3oubeamtsr IN Gii9sm;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17

Riri6, oft rs Sabre, 3immermamn IA. /:
Sobalnt S6loier, alt 20 Sabre, Sdnbs
NADER; 49,: Barbara 6urtb, oft rs Sabre,
obne Stonb. ebelos; NifolauS 6anno, aft
II Sabre, Gtgertbiimer; RitolauS Berg, alt
l Sabr . Utouate; H.: Ma9oalena 8aas,
alt "a Sabre, 9Sittme bon Seinrid &ouer,
stls. gu Sort6 %mobnbaft; 49,: 8atbarina
Nennl9, alt 10 Monate; 49,. Sulius Reus
ter, alt 8 Wonate 10 Sage; co.: albert
3anbon, alt 2 Mouate IA Sage; SronS
gei6Dinb, alt 5 Sabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17

gonoorf, Is. SuIi. @efern
mar Der llnternebmer Yeter Marnab
aus Soti6ette bel Dem Neubau oes bie.
ll9en Gl9entbiimers geter Cores bebilf.
LID, Den Sn9tubl auf3uri6ten. llr=
ertpartet 9lltt Der StiiBbaum aus, Das
9eiperr CAB mad uno oriifte Maruaa
nleoer. ST puroe innerIid Derlebt, 10
Dap man an ieinem Auitommen
Speifelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
Saar, WoisL GifeI uuo Snmsrld.

Sapern. Sn Der Radt bonn 20.
gum Il. Suli 1T Die Sampfi6reinerei
bon Srn. Bed in grano aeratben unn
tue9en 9Sanermangels 9dnslit abae-
branrt. gtan 9laubt, es banole lid
lIm granoitiftuna oa Dor IA Saoerl
l9on Die Sreibriemen Na1ts ourdae.
i1nltten muroen.
Sle oerbdn9niBbple Giearre.
YIN el9arrenitummel 1T fir ben Bar.
per Sollenba6 bon 9reusna6 uer=
ban9nlBool 9etuOrben. Gr siinoete
aut Der StraBe ben Stummel an, Elm
gSlnoltoB trieb linn Die 6lamme bes
Streldbol3dens ms @eIi6t uuo i'm
gtl ltanoen Der trdftioe ,Sanurrbart,
Der lang berabmaIenoe SoQbart uno
pas Sauptbaar in Slammen. Der
&opt oes Mannes Der iebt idtuer Der.
leBt oarnieoerIiegt, lit p6Qia tabl ae.
oraart. S~eoenfaQs bate Der Barber
lsl1en Bart uno iein Saar tiatia NIT
pollaoe eIn9erleben. oaB le 10 leiat
brannten.
gOllenoort 10. Suli. syn Der
oorl9e1 WOde puroe in SSeridmeiler
aut Dem 6eloe Elm ettua %5Oidbrioer
gtann toot aufgefunoen, tpeIher lid
NOD GROCER &iiitisteit erfreute. Sin
SIBl4lag bate ieinem 2eben Elm @nps
9ema6t.
Mtnoen a. b. Sauer, 10. Stuff.
Sl Der prilm snii6en bier unb Weu-
llllger ertrant 9eftern ein iunoer
Mann aus Giiena6 beim 9aoen. Sin
berbei9erufener gr3t IteQte felt, ban Der
gerunsliitte infolse zines SdIaaau.
TALES ertrunten 1T.
Srier. am Wittuod gbsnb
brabte elm S6loierlebrlina einen 9&.
fabrer IN Der Sobannisfrabe abTidtlih
su 6alle; Der Haofabrer perlebte Iih
oeoelltero, uno oas Gao nuroe eben.
Tals beI9doi9t. Der robe 9urIde III
CUR Nt1jelge gebrabt poroen.-4m Is.
Sult fanoen 2eute aus Guuer bic
Seldbe oes 26idbrisen Silfsideers Qua.
0roB aus Nnoel bel Yerntahel, pel-
der in uoelfun9en iiationirt lit, uub
ll9 mt einem @ahsriduB entleibt.
Vie Selbe lit untsuntli1 unb tonnte
llllr aus ben papieren ioentif,irt lper.
oen.-8ebeimratb Or. Yirnbaum bat
am Is. Sult iein ~biamantenes Subj.
ldllm als grSt feisrlid beaanaen. =
Die gtarlminer S9aBgrd5er ideinen
lbrem 3iele ndber su tommen. Dim
Sonneritag itieB man bel ben bon
einem glberfeloer Sedniter osleiteten
Sobrungen auf einen ben unteriroi-
lben 8ang in elmer Sife bon 2 Wetern
abldlieBenoen MausrpFeiler, binter
Dem spei Meter meter cine fhmere
Stablplatte s~efunosn ipuroe, bic Ieit-
ber nod alem peiteren 9orbrinoen
iuloerftano. Die ndditen Sage mill.
len Die lang ertuartete @uffldrung
b~ringen.
Mersis. ~. Suli. Sn elmer
SrtlbaIt oes Saaitaoter Sbales erbiel=
ten s &elerbiten ibre ginberufunc an
elmer SpO4entlidsn llsbung. Sic
tubren nit benz Gsierpiteniua naa
Saarlouis. Webrere bon ibnen batz
ten GetlamatiOnen eingereidt; auei
thblten itd tOrperli9 nidt reht tppbl
uno trdftlg aelus, um bic Strapasen
elmer g6tpo9eniibung nit Grie9s-
mdrlben II. osl. ausbalten gu tonnen.
Writ rSangen uno Sansen" marteteu
uniere abt &~eierniiten in S~aarlouis
oes g~raebniies ibrsr G%etlamationen
uno madten babel Solsenoes unter
lt9 aus: Sober, uelGsr bon Der rebuna
betrelt miro, Sablt on bic Mnoren 6
Mtart. Nun brall9te nur giner al
ilben. Sieler erbielt alio bon ieoem
Der lieben anoern 6 Wart, in Summa
AZ Mart. Sin ileiner Srolt fir ben
Observation-Disclosures.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17

Ven dumb 3usendbt. Sin 9ralla
enbatter YOrfall bat li1 in einem Solfe
BEL Wlnterbsr9 Suaetra9en. Sas gbes
paar 8ldbl lieB in ieiner Wobnuna elm
odtjdbrises Wdohen nit einem sipei
9Ronate alten andblein obne Nufii6t
surild. als Der Sdu9lins gu lhreien
aiming, erinnerte iid oas Maphen,
wleoerbOlt 9ebOrt 81 babsn. ipie bic
Gltern Dem ibreienoen &inoe i'm
Gderse orobten, inn wiiroe Der Wuno
su9eudbt weroeu. Sas Wdohen bolte
cine Nble nit Saoen berbei uno fiibrte
bic 9rObun9 tbatidbli6 aus. Gen
b~eimtebrenoen Gltern srsdhlte oas
Mdoheu Iieaesitola wie es ben Sdug=
ling gum SdWei9en bradte. Sas
Sinh miro pabri6einlib itsrben, oa
cine glutOersiitung sin9etreten lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17

Bidder iino in Dem rleuen Sarif nit
% Yro,ent oes Wertbes beiteuert. Sic
Serren 0eies9eber iueroen unter oieier
Steucr lpenig 81 leioen baben, oenn
gSinenIhoit iheint ben meiiteu Elm
frsmoer Ss9riff 81 iein. nsnisitens
pom @ertle oerieIben BADEN lie teine
Nbnung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17

ibre altebrmiiroise 6aartradt bebalten.
Sn 6ol9e oes grlalies berriht jebt i'm
0an5en tOreaniihen Solte 9roBe sr-
re9ung; uno bic Solouten uno S6ub=
leute limb bsIOnoers Oesbalb erbittert,
neil nit ibren @prseieBter cine @us-
nabme 9ema6t miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17

Sine nelle Ylumenart bur6 &reus
sun9 gu erSislen. oieIe Nuf9abe felt elm
.Nufruf" allen pplniiden 8drtnern.
Sie nerle glume iOa benz polnii1en
Natiunaloidter WidiemieS. aus 4nlaB
Der bunoertlten Wieoertebr isines @e-
burtsta9es I'M nod ten Sabre. gIidie=
wit3. Ylune g%etauft weroen. Sine oris
9inele GbrunA. Sabei barf oaran
erinnert peroen, baB aud Sbateipeare,
Dante, @oetbe, GbamiHo II. a. NJ. nell
entoedten pflanSenarten ibren Namel
Gaben.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-10-22
No Mora OF It For Him.

n. entered thr Sh"P OF f"~h
innahIp hnhtmAk"r. l'o' ~ va
ter nin.tion 0n hls face. II waS
,uch a look IA one aces on the face
n, , mxn who ls Hrmlv resolved ="
carry out ut all hazards. . De
cisInn which will change The Who'r
conrss OF hIs life.
'H'mr ha beg,n sS the assistant
stepped forward AID politely ones
toned him a. to his requirements
in teet brantiHers. Il want q pair
of shoes tor ny wife. Mrs. br'wn'
Yes, sir certsiul,,' said the
young man briskly. 's'me style
aud size as last wrrkT
Same style. Slzs. dv~s-w''e
ones .'rrplled Bro Sn decidedly.
.Bur-er- excus. me Mr-.
Brown only takrs-thaf is' Snt
usually has 81 exclaimed the ~
sIstant. who kno~ tho isdv we"'
'Are you married, young ma"'
on.ried Brown sternly. The LOOK "'
| determination depending ou hl'
careworn features.
.Er-not yet, sir. sosAer-d 'n'
shopnap, blushing.
Il thought not returned br'~ d
Iam! I am not going to snn'r u 81
an hours purgatory every morning
watching q woman trying .
.on.-ze a bushel of feet into
neck of boots. I've stood II lont
enough, and I'm going to take 10
a pair that will ft!-Pearsoh
WaaklV
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-10-22
Making Things Clear.

An old PEBBLES worthy and an
English lady were ons day re-
Gently occupants of a railwa,
carriage In an Edinburg bound
train. The train had been waiting
long ut q certain station, aud there
was no appearance ofits starting.
when the worth, MARKED, 'rhey'
re q gey taiglesome lot here.'
Il beg your pardon, said tae
lady.
.pm sasin they're an awfn'
daidliu squad here said the old
fellow.
Tre.lly beg your pardon, SIT,
she reioined.
I'm remarkih they're a vera
drelch lot here the nicht,' the ord
gentleman further yentnred.
Really, l must again beg your
PARDON said the lady, With marx
ell embarrassment. but l do not
comprehend ynu.'
i was just troiog to say th'
train va. lste,' he finally blurted.
Indeed sir, 1t is very late,
agreed the lady.
And the conversation collapsed
Dundee News.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-10-22

in his library, where u looked
STRANGELY alien between q 81.
Cecilia and the Arabian FAlcone er,
hought at the instigation OF the
archlect.
Florrle, with a chlld's qoickness
noticed the foe gilt fra"e that
surrounded the ugly, good face.
What have you done TO the LADY,
abe asked. Aren't you going TO
pack her away ike mamma saidP
No the picture is to stay here
no Won remember who | said II
wasF
Yes, Il was your first wife,
Mr.. Jsuswsy took h-r "n his
knee. Florence he be- sn 80 oer'S'
swhpn I was q little boy | was very
Door. as oor a. the Galts'--a
famil, celebrated in ihr town TOT
i'll luck aud poverty. i went to
school when | could. but that was
mighty little for hid to WORK
most Of the time. Sometimes Pd
get most discouraged, but l had
to work just he same. Doe year
rorked tor q man named Deer
ing. He had u daughter and when
she found how much wanted TO
90 to school she lent me some
money-money she had saved D!
pinchin aud scraping. After
awhile her father diea aud shs
married ne. I had nothing and
Nv ned good farm, but she mar
rled me. In six wears she died aud
lett everything to me. 5he gave
me nv start. She Was gOoi
woman and believed in me ~he"
nobody else did. Tho other nignt
mana drea med that ne saw hrr and
TALKED 10 her, aud 1t made him feel
ashamed that be dad seemed L"
forget her,
Mr.. Jauewsy felt that he was
making handsome repara'ion'
hnt he was a man who aimed to
do right. 1t Was necessary to biz
self esteem.
The Child wriggled from biz
arms and walked away, With an
awed glance at the picture.
Mr. Janeway stared as It mus
,ngIy. Are you satisfied nov
SARAH be caught him-e'f ss'i"g
.Pshaw! That dream holds :" m"
.tiu.' he exclaimed. 'b"t an b""
I've done her instice.'
And though the architect he
clared that the photograph qui''
spniled. III eject ut ID" h'rA'
and hey ged that 1t might he oa''
iaued 10 some hack room. Ar
J,neway was drm aud the dnl'
good tacr of his hr-t wife krpt ~
nlscs bptupen the 8, Cecilia sD'
the ArsLI,n Ftlconsr.-Chc g" y
NeFS
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-10-22
Fish Are Short Sighted.

All ash aud other creatures tnat
1--we beneath the surface OF tno
water are short sighted.
or what use 10 them would long
,ieht be when, at a comparatively
shallow depth, the range OF Vision
is limited, trom lack Of light to
only few yardsi The result IL
the crystalline lens Of a nsh's e,e II
bulxed to AN almost spherical
shape. and the 6sh must Hive IN
world of surprises. seeing thugs
loom up suddenly out OF q fog
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-10-22
A New way.

The stalwsrt Western-r has biz
own way OF decidIoEs . question. a
certain Georgia literary society
had u lively meeting tue other
night. the secretary and treasurer
engaging 10 q wrestling match TO
decide which WAS the better poet;
T.uny sou or KlplinR. The Ten
aysou man was thrown three time
IN sucoeasion by the Kiphng man.
The club then unanimously voted
ln favor ot the poet Of its cham
pion.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-10-22
Tos ~ to shaw that thirteen IL

Eos ~ to shJw that thirteen II
not MI umlncks nnmher. ln tie
clsss Of IS a. II rvafd UniyeIsiIy
there were thirteen men who
clubbrd together during most oil
their stay at collage. That wa"
fourteen years ago, and not ont
of the thirteen has died.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-10-22

Mo- hp,-W What In the Torl'
eyer pns-esssd ynu to give MI
Bins" y shaving setf
DA,gbtef-Hs never seems 7"
rraiize how tender nv face Is
D,Irolt Free Press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-10-22

He-I have called on you seven
wears, Mss Waite AL this ume L
have psssionstely loyed you.
Tomorrow or the next day / shall
probably come up and ask you to
marry me. WHAT will you sasf
Miss Waite (ccnfusedl-Oh- thii
ia 20 suddenl.~Lcndon Fsn..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-10-22
Croup Quickly Cured.

HouprAu 8LEs, A'k.-Uur ohild''n
rrrr .u6.unx ~Ith 5roop when We Ie-
e-,,rd A bottie OF Chamberlain Cousi
Kennedy. IL Afforded almost instant re-
lief.-F. A Thornton. This celebrated
rsmedy IL for ssls BY l.. K. Irwin.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-10-22

w..kn.s, rnanifegts itself in the loss Of
ambition and sehing bones. The blood "a
~s,ery. the tissues are vasting-the door is
he;ng ooepsd for disease. A bottle Of Browns
Iron Bitter. taken in time will restore your
strength. sooths your nerves, make your
bIood rich and red Do you more good than
a special course Of medicine. For sale BY
all Dealers
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-10-22

A pain 10 the chest is narure's Warning
tha, ppeunsn,s is threatened. Dsmpen
q p,roe OF Asnnsl with Chsmberlsin's
Pain Balm and bin over the seat oi
pain. and another on tho back between
she shoulders, snj pro IN relief WI
follow. Bold Ly L. r. Irwin.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-10-22

Il see here IN ths paper that some
feIler has q corner 10 wheat said
Mrs. Besnpcd.
.Gosb!' replied Farmer Beanpoh.
SORRY tor him. ! BAD u whole De q
and wisht I'd had more