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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
PALATIAL ESTABLISHMENT
The New House ofthe Temple. Pembcr-
ton. Cordes& Co. to BE Opened.

The firm Of Temple, Pcmbcrton. Coiofs
&. Co. Is receiving the just cOneratu'd-
lions of Richmond citizens on the mag
nincent new homo which Is rapidly near
ing completion and which 'he firm hopes
TO occupy within few days at Nos ID
and II west Broad street.
or October 81 viii be held the opening
OF the store and something out-of-the-or-
dinarly pleasant may be expected by an
who attend.
A career Of UNMARRIED integrity IN every
business dealing the minutest as well as
the greatest has I'm five years brought
the establishment Of this firm 10 Ice one
OF the standard mercantile institutions
of the ci'y.
The opening Of It's new home marks
clincher to success so worthily won.
As 10 the building, In every detall exc
terror and interior, IA IS one OF Whleh
Richmond may be proud. Gray granite
is the material with which it's handsome
front Is built ana on the inside are Iouhd
artisan and mechanic eXcellences whlch
win render the store palace OF IT'S type.
The arrangement OF the department =
will be highly advantageous. The hdih
floor will be devoted to the general dry
goods stocks the second 10 made-up
goods. suits ciOaks wraps, corsct5 ana
underwear with parloI furnishings, anq
the third to The carpet department anu
the firm's Offices.
Florist w 4. Hammond viii see to the
decoration OF the building for It's opening
night and is expected 10 produce an
effect
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
THE FRENCH AND
THE COMMISSION
Reception Of American Representa-
tiyes In Paris.
THERE WASNOTHlNG TOCAVILAT
But the Diplomatic Atmosphere Docs
Not Incline Toward Them - The
French Newspapers Have Lit
tie To say-A Diplomats views

p.Drs s.,f 2--Whue the reception
49,. r-,t+e1 states Peace COM
.,... Gould b, Desired
mission mere '' .''' ,.,.. bad,
and while the iie"'" i '' ''''' -. '..'
taken great l'l'9 10 -''' ........,,.
and Spanish commissioners I'D p''
,he same manner. DO must Doe aimlllel
.,.. ,..,..,.,l atn1osDhere of Paris. es-
'"'. -''- ....,..,t,.ro docs
pecialy me olp-oi'l-''
not incline towards America.
,-,r>...fr r.rpr OArATs OPINION
,............., b,r. tbst
10 ls l'e 5'" . ..-
The American commissioners
.f~-c+i,us 10 provide Tor tle re-en-loh Oh
...l .r. island of Iuzon. "ani FOR
'i''.'- ....,...5 ,, u.sotl4te is
comm SION ~ ....... ...f.u1t He
ID Farce, 9tiu ID F-
continued. t....re ,f.nfomau-
Am. il-t N.' ...t.',. ... exceeds the
cally ln the "to"7 WV" ,.ri.b bofh
provisions OBJ .,. a.. soanIards
i..'.''''5 s'- ...... t, mae concessions.
., 30 +f. A,,.rir.ns instructions arc Oh
-', ,.,,.omnronl-lue nature. which is
.-1roral,v believed here to be lhe case,
.,o,, c,, resi- assured that the work OF
line commission win be futile. lA- apAH-
i.rls oaIl retire and American "ll al
i.,sr have To- threaten "a resumption oil
bos-ifitlos before She VIII -aIu Der point
>r,,u-ep,prpS SILENT.
INV ~ 81 '''' ..., .,,
The French newspapers pr, ,
nouncins the arrival OK l'9 ....,.e,.
ors. make DO c'i'i''i'. tor tha
Tho American peace coniini7 sl9n' -o' '
first time since DOS apl'il. i'l,..'
body to-day Tor Two H'Dla' n,
drawing room of me 1onuhe,l.1i llo.l'
Mr.. Ferdinand w Peek the lnllei
states Com niasioner 90 the Paris hApoal-
tion of 600 is about 60 vacate ms 9l1I-
tiers in the same hoie.. n', t-.,...,,'o
eriy occupied hy the A-IIH NJ.
and have been used oy Hl.. .,o
office until his permanent ol''l'
exposition grounds were in .t,. e,-,,or
me iIlle "l Z --,il ,robablv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
r.r TIMES r1cnMOND VA WEDNESDAY,
DANGER IN SODA.
Serious Rcsmlts Sometimes Follow ns
Excessive Use.

Common soda Is all right In las place
ana indispensable In the kitchen and for
cooking and washing purposes, but u
was never intended for medicine' ana
pcopIe who Use Il as such VIII some day
regret II.
We refer 10 the common use or SODA
TO relieve heartburn or sOnT stomach a
habit which thousands OF people practice
almost daily. and one which Is fraugnt
VIII danger; moreover tie soda only
gives temporary relief and in the END
the stomach trouble getS "oise ana
worse.
The soda acts as a mechanical irrltant
10 the walls OF the stomach and bowels
and cases are on record where IL &C
cumulatcd in the intestines, causing
death by Inflammation or pefitonitis.
DR.. Harlandson recommends as the
safest and surest cure for sour stomach
(acid dyspepsia an excellent preparation
sold by druggists under the name Of
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. These tab
lets are large % grain lozenges, very
pleasant TO taste and contain the natural
acids. peptones and digestive elements
essential TO good digestion. ana when
taken after meals they digest the 1000
perfectly and promptly before II mas
time TO ferment, sour and poison the
blood and nervous system
DIR. Wuerth states that he invariaDiy
uses stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets IN al
cases of stomach arrangements ana mus
them a certain cure not only Tor sour
stomach. but by promptly digesuns inc
food they create a healthy appetite IN
crease flesh and strengthen the actioh
of the heart and liver. They are not
cathartic, but intended only lot s'oiii'icii
mill 10 Fnffn
diseases and weakness ana VIII Dc lOulu
reliable in any stomach trouble except
cancer Of the stomach.
All druggists sell Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets at SOC. per package.
A little book describing all forms OF
stomach weakness and their cure mall
ed free by addressing the Stuart Co.. oil
Marshall, Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
ON THE Turf.
Horses That Ran Yesterday ut New
port and Gravesend.

CINCINNATI Sept. 27.-Results at
Newport: -
first. Ondague (3 TO ] and 10 % second,
The Navy Il To - third Time. l:423a.
Second race-sx furlongs, all ages
Guess Ne (even) first George krats % 20
> and | TO y second, ana fuiily " ~ -
third. Time, 1.l412.
Virgie O. G 10 - first. Doamsie g 10 .
and | to p second. and Aunt Maggie 70
10 y third. Time, las IL.
Fourth race-six furlongs. lola (even)
first, Miss Ross Is 20 and 10 u second
and MalOni c. TO ~ third. Time l.l9
Fifth receive furlongs. -ROnald Balm
q 10 u first, Air Blast q 70 . and : TO %
second. and Yakime % to u third. 1lme'
1.Oe.
sixth raco-one mile.-Egbert (6 10 y
first. Ideal Beau c. TO 1 and evenl second
Abergate g 10 ID third. Time, 1;42l2
The Gravesend Track.
NEW WORK. Sent. 27.-The racing At
Gravesend to-day was dun and feature
less. In the opening event Captain Slss-
bee and Lady Lindsay were idNOilles anu
Lady Lindsay, won easily Capialh i
as they rounded into the stretch. sum
FIRST race--hve furlongs-sady Lind
sav ~ TO ID first. Prestidigatrice az 70
and to - second, Easter card Go 10
and TO Il third. Time. :o2 -; -,
second race-onc miie--Hls Majesty 6
20 ID first, Frcntiermans q g And 10
81 second. Barss % 70 ID third Iihne'
Taird race 49, ParlSvillo - six furloncs-
Pendor &C 10 u FIRST Previous 90 To
and TO ID second. ST. Cdilatin 70 10 -
third, Time. lis H.
Fourth race--mile and a SiNteenth-lsle-
Der Karl Is 10 81 first. Frances Booker
40 to and . TO u second, Handball 70
10 p third. Time. :4S 3-4
Filth race-six furlongs-Danfortn %
10 ID first Tinge C 10 l and TO u sec
ond. simon w. g 10 u third. Time
Sixth race-handicap hurdle-two miles
Mos elem Is TO 81 trsi. Governor bud1
g TO 2 ana 10 l0l second Nluo"er -
TO a third. Time. l;49 Il.
At Prospect Park.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 1.-THE fan trot-
fing meeting at Prospect Park to-day
which Initiated new track In the Vicin-
,tv OF Baltimorc was highly successful.
A good crowd was in attendance; me
track was "a frst-class shape ana lhe
racing was far above the average. The
Axe pacing - Nominee won straight
heats Resi- time, eli L. Weiton Boy
second Reesie ~ third
2:.O trotting and pacing--O. NJ. Z. won
straight heals Best time 2l3 Ia. ).
NJ ID. second. Migon third, Mambrino
Iield and KELVIN also started.
2.tO trottiag-iiccr Tom won stralght
heats Bost time 2.2s -. ord Haford
sscond. Juno Bird third. NHkesharI2
also started. Ina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
DEATHS.

HARDWOOD Died. after a long illness
at II o'clock Monday night, at ms nome
No. 9lc9 east Marshall street. Mr' W
HARDWOOD. ia the Gftieth year OF his
age. lie leaves i widow and TOUR chill
dIen. -,
The funeral services will be ned al
100 o'clock TO-DAY "wednesday a. tle
house. and the remains VIII DC SShe" 10
his old home, in Abingdon, Va. for
interment.
oTry DieA IN the morning OF Septem.
hs- oh THONlss X. OTLY. H. tie
for;y-ninth year Of his age The fune-
raj viii take place at 4 o'clock ?. u
September 2S,h. from the irsiueh le OK
NJ IN north Eighth street. The intcr-
ment will be 10 Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
LEGISLATIVE VACANCIES.
The Governor Orders Special Elections
10 ill Them.

Governor Tyler yesterday caused Wits
10 be issued for special elections % MI
an the vacancies IN The Legisiatute.
The elections viii sake place on tne
day Congressman are 20 be voted Tor I'D
November.
Successors are TO be chosen 10 Messrs.
Ietchcr OF Eochbrldge, and Mason. Of
King Goorge resigned, 90 accept circuit
judecships and Or. SOuthah, VINO re-
Tired 70 become Superintendent OF PUB
lie Instruction.
The only vacan.y in the House is that
occasionet by the resignation " Mr. Z.
O. Kizer, 20 become Chief OF Police IN
Norfolk ,
Mr. Letcher was the only "hold-over'
Senator
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28

NJ Cbumley. Of Richmond. presented the
name of Governor J. Hoge Tyler. ruling
elder I'm the Radford Central church. Inc
nomination was seconded by Rev. $. Fay
Tor Martin and Rev J. T.. Wool. Inc
Governor begged that his name be win
drawn, but the Synod refused to hear
him and he was unanimously elected.
Rev. ]. i. Matheson and J. II. Kinnier'
were elected clerks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
LEES TROOPS
GOING TO CUBA

it does not mean that they will proceed
directly 10 Havana. On the contrary, the
outlook is that there viii De very rev
troops ut Havana. but the most OF them
will be scattered through the western
end of the island, garrisoning the small
towns and thus gradually putting INTO eI-
feet the military occupation OF the isIand.
In anticipation Of the move. the quar-
termaster department IS preparing 10
haze transports available for the troops.
The organizations forming this october
division are as follows; Cavalry brigade
composed of the Seventh and Eighth
United States Cavalry, TO be commanded
By Brigadier-Goncral l.. II. Carpenter
United states Volunteer.
First Infantry Brigade. Composed Of the
Fifteenth United States Infantry and the
Fourth United States Volunteer Infantry
TO be commanded by Brigadier-General
Simon Snyder United States Volunteers.
Second Infantry Brigade, composed OF
the First United States Infantry and the
Sixth United States Volunteer lnfatry.
to be commanded by Brigadier-General l..
=. Wilhston. United States Volunteers.
LEES COMMAND.
The order leaves open the command
OF the division, but General Snyder viii
be in temporary command until "a perma-
rent division commander is chosen. Gcn-
eral Miles recommendation of General
wade for this command IS likely 10 be
carried out. although it is stiil open,
owing to the doubt as TO General Wade
being free from his service al the head OF
the Cuban commission now holding ses-
sions at Havana, although the November
division under command of General Fiiz-
hugh Lee has fully projected as part OF
this same programme its formal action
will be deferred for "a time.
The REGIMENT forming tho November
division embrace both cavalry and infan-
try. with General Sumner in command Of
the first brigade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
THE VESSELS NAMES.
War Department Has Conferred Them
Unon Torpedo Boats and Dcstroycrs.

When the i've war vessels which are
10 be built in Richmond are completed
there will be a demand for five pretty
young ladies to smash the customary
bottles of champaign at the launching
The names of the vessels have been
chosen. The two destSoyers TO be known
as Nos 4 ana OF their type are 10 be
named Dale and Decatur ara the
as Nos. 81. 81 and 80. will be chrstcne1
respectively "Shubrick." Stockton" and
Thornton"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
Careless Wheelmen.

Dorathy. the little daughter Of Engi-
neer r. G. Harton. OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. was knocked down ana
severely injured through the carelessness
OF an unknown wheelm1n on sunday az
ternooa at Reservoir Park.
In company with her uncle and aunt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
Died suddenly.

Alvira Dickson. reercss aged sixty
died suddenly last everinS " hcmorfnafe
Of the lungs at her home, No. 9lj north
First street.
She had been IN for some time, but her
death was sudden and the coroner was
called, but his services were not need
ed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
snnin HIS Money.

MADRID. sept G.-Premler Sagasta
declares that an the financial difficulties
of the Government have been removed.
Tho sum Of - 10000 francs had been ior-
warded to Captain-General Blanco' WIN
repetition of the order 20 disband the
volunteers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28

NEW YORK. Sept The marriage
II Laura Jean Libbey. the author 10 Van
Mater Stillwel. q Brooklyn lawyer. took
place on Wednesday LAST the .ev pr;
church OF the Incarnation in Gates aye
nue. officiating.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
R,NGrOF THERMOMETER.

Following was the range OF the thcr-
mome;er at the Times office yesterday:
9 A. NJ. IL; u NJ. as: 3 p. NJ. IS; p NJ.
70, . r. NJ. &C.; :. NJ, e0. Average, 50 %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
GOV. TYLER MODERATOR
He IL Elected TO Preside Over the Vr
ginia Synod.

TAZEwELL. VA. Sept. H.-Special-
The Synod OF Virginia met In the Pres
byterian church at this place this evening
~ o'clock, and was opened with ser
mon by Rev. r. NJ. Woods ID; u, o,
nresent thirty-two m.ais.crs and sixteen
ruling elders. ~ ytyrS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28

AZ n result or quarrel and Annie
C0uruey.s sharp iaotr Lulu Fuller l
negre-s. was deprived OF ono uf h
ears yesterday. Annie was locked up a-
The First station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28

Rcv. DR.. c. H. Read. who Is ~ ar the
Virginia Hospital. was about the same
Yesterday He IS very weak, but Is IN
no immediate dal ger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
STATUS OF THE
NATIONAL GAME.
~rv,~fs -
Results o. the Various Contests En-
gagged in Yesterday.
BEAN-eATeRS STILL WINNING.
None of the Clubs Arc Able TO stop
Their Phenomenal Run-Baitimore
Eycns Up With the Senators on
the Seasons Games.


Boston. 8; Brooklyn, !.
baltimore IL: washington; e, Z
Philadelphia, II: New YORK. Z .
Cincinnati. $. Cleveland. 2.
Ioulsvllle. 10: st. Louis, 4.
Chicago. 5; Plttsburg. s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
REFUSES TO TALK
The Slayer of Chas. q. Moore Declines
10 be interviewed.

Slayer j. Penrose Carter refuses stead
fastlv 90 talk or 10 even see a reporter IN
his cell in the county jaiL
Several OF his relatives and friends
visited MIN Yesterday. and offered SYM
pathy which he did not seem 10 require.
William Winston. the negro who was
and who heard the shots was released on
lsH Monday afternoon and returned 90
his home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28

I.AltIIMDkl4. Ctll. - ~
on rho seas9p's series. Pitcher Dineen
was Wild and hit hard al times. wniie MS
support was not of tho best. Attenoa'
50. -. innings r. II. T..
baltimore .... .5200021 III u
Washington o.. o.. 60 VoV y ! 49,,
Batteres--hgges and Clarke; nd p' RohI
and Farrell lmpires-SnydeI anu iNVD
inson. Time. 200.
Philadehila, II. New York, q.
NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-Meekn was
,,ni~fcd hard Ia the first five innings ana
although Carrick who relieved MN go
well, the Giants could NOT oE.IS"ssls 49,. ~
lend ffneid started IN 70 pitch Tor lhe
phillies but was wild and ineffective ana
was replaced by Dugelesby IN the lhIu
inning Attendance so. T.
SIC score yd by inl'' ,.s sci4ooO1OO-i y
1pSs,mladaIphia ..22ll20OOS-11 IS
Bstteries-Meekin. Carrick and war
ncr: Fineld. Dugglesby ana Me- Mat rar'aG ~
Umpires-Connolly and Hunt. Iiine' -'Vo
Louisville, 10; st. Louis. 4.
CT LOUIS. Sept. 27.-Errors by Smith
.nd Tucker were responsible for the one
sided score to-day. The Coioheis udu
moi have to exert themselves. Attend
ance 5000. ID II Il
score c,,, by innins ii;oOoo21OoHi' Il e
fcuisville .........1 OOfO142 Il
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Sugden; Magee
and kltTtdEt. OhPliI ---h~A N'''''N- ~'
15J.
Cincinnati, 81; Cleveland, 2.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 27.-Wilson was n
mari for the Reds to-day Dammann
on The other hand was effective through
out. Attendance. LEO.
Score by innings: Il Il T..
cincinnati So. 49,. - 10
cleveland - ...O 90 900 % 10
Batteries-Damman and Wood; Wilson
aud Crirer Umpiros - SwartWood ana
Warner. Time. z2O.
Boston 3; Brooklyn, 4.
BOSTON. MASS. Sept. 1.-THE home
team won to-day's game by punching hlts
IN the first inning Tenny's two-pagger
being principally responsible Tor me Two
runs, II was a pitchers battle. WIN the
honors about even. Attendance Z,S"; :,
Score by innings; ooo. -; =;
Boston geo.. 1890 G0o-I 8 0
Ratterics-Willis and Bergen: kennedy
and Ryan. Umpire-Brown. Time l'4''
Chicago, .; Pittsburg, 4.
CHICAGO Sept. 27.-Rosebrough kent
the Orphans guessing until the elsnlh
when n little wildness and TWO nlts ued
Pittsburg's score WOODS sent them one
"a the GOOD bv forcing in run in the
eleventh Then. after two outs Msr'es
was passed. Connor hit safely and both
scored on Nichols long hit into right.
Attendance 2.tiD. ~ r,
Score by innings: ooono T. H. T.;
Chicago 80. .Ol o % o Q O0 %
pjttsburg :. III COCO 90 Il II o
batteries - Woods and Nichols; Rose
brough and Schriver. Umpires-EInshe
and ODay. Time, 2:O5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
NJ snsan CarLcr Roy.

Miss Susan Carter Roy daughter Of the
ln.e co. jones j.. Roy. u. $. A.. and
Eafe J.. RriIees OF Richmond. died ~
Clifton Springs Sew York ON sunday.
2Ith instant. after "a illness OF several
weeks
Miss Roy. who was sister o. Or. Roy.
of th.s city, lived m Baltimore. whcro
hor father died many years ago.
The remains VIII De brought - This
city ON tnn 2.fI rrain r.. f and r.. road
to-day and the intrment VIII take
place in Hollywood Immediately there
after with services or tho grave
The Uall-bearers viii be as follows:
Messrs William b. Trige william a..
Preston. Thomas g. Carter - T -.
Myers. Jr. John Rutherford. j.. q.
Crump. a. r.. Ellrs.n. and Graham Hob.
SON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
where They Play To-Day,
Standing of the Clubs.

Chicago ct Louisville. vort
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28

Observation-Disclosures and Clarke; Dincei
and Farrell Umpires-Snyder ana hoD
iuson Time. 300.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28
Dal,imorc, II; washington, 2.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 21.-By winning to-
dav the orioles tied with the senators
On tho season 8 series. ftchcI Lih,'h
,,,ss Wild and hit hard al times. while his
support was not of tho best. AttenDai
81. ~. ,,ns,cs. r. H. T..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-28

NEW YORK. Sept 27.-Meekin was was
rc,,nfe1 hard In the first five innings ana
atthons,h C,arrick who relieved him did
well the Giants could not overcome the
lend ffneld started in TO pitch Tor the
phiilies but was wild and inenecuVe ana
WAS replaced by Dugelespy III INC 'i'.i
inning Attendance so. -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-05

force in all other sections of the country lie
has utilized. with some benefit. the exam :.
liners la Investigations into the credit OF
heavy debtors OF banks. where such lndebt,,
edut,s constituted n menace to the snieiN OF
tie hanks and who're despite the criticisms
OF tho oomptrolier and thu efforts OF &c
bnnk officials no material reductions IN tho
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-05

Ara, class butter en- their bread. What
/ na "a ,a3h yolld they give us IL notaipg
l,5l pnrrhed corn and biue b eg had been
lHs,,t'd theup i, mnlSaa me nea4.y a. tiecgl,
In h,ar OF their suffer ngs ns Sto4ew II
Jafk on dll When he led us on the 10
march IN feUusytvania. III dosea OF thann
M Killed AID woundsi in a sSirmish they
oaI A q q cal ba43e m no wusn't near
M nolen n,a5e uypr on oil our old Coated
mai "a X nth.a whors. 10 600 or 1909 ON
eituer side vera Killed.
"pshaw vhfn our tuouj's) brigade of
Ionsstla, rs coTt,A wgs br nging up jack
eon.r ,ear nm oitr n,arcA to penn viva 4ia
~ hsd BAL weather from starr % I'm ia.
tram the emo we stt Martini lrg VA.
uni,l 81, ,eucbel No banlSs of IN /, po, olnae,
opnos.fte WI lemsnltt, MD, a was q c.0tll-
burt. nv the way, that reminds ias .nat
Nbe5 WA reached ;hsic our general theus4l
| he woua render us Il knaaess by or4e n
n ration OF whisky sued our hr CAD
| WHICH was draW.s up IA line, ard aet.si
| ~ tH IN cpp4 am aueksts nncd VIII tl.e
| n,g.ant deltyerea each OF us n 10 nliiul
| .eve.ui,eiser' Same OF IN, men didl't DIR u 4,
ma the next man wosla aat doub e rations.
| his hs,i the Of, ct of sus ing may Of US
ia las behind. The gsneral. eiag how wa
were affected ordered the ambulanees to
nick m thsgf t,rns men am & v. hem a
rls5e 10 the Grt stream. wh,re they were
1uokgt. UNI pegfe. Nv gobe. ana could loot
Il TO camp
i WIN a ? reached Gre sucastle, Pa, wo
wern command Iot 10 commit amy depre-
datons. seyeMty-nye cords OF wood disc
Yprenred aimcst insanity at The retire.
M I'D Of ma gnner,l 10 his tent Many
fences also were sphite5 away The Fourth
Texas men Stare. tho chickens to vi e;
one ~ be- fowis n6w on INTO the g. rect
and poir,h Toxus man start d after IN.
Win the chicken IN the Iea5 the Fourth
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-05
Lep. Tai. pcnn-.


Halletsy!ile Herald
Yes. that's Just what We said: Let's tax
,.,ns, Tbcre are men who make Light of
80. .,.n,e. 4, ~. ,n,orost of
the hera'uS e'peu'S >" Wv
diversified farming. yp' Tor every pef7o"
50 inclined thtre are fifty good farmers
.,n, - ,,av h,yo heen enthused By our
WV ""' ''Ns ,,,,aa ,h.,nh, nm.
Suggestions ana Dehe"to" ssf
is a progressive age. ana we must move
wa have n new hobby npd wo are going
49,, ,,,,y this haanst The
~ "ir IT, ''"p'' -, sound
idea was suSgestsa on reeo"' ''""-
among the stores OF Halletsrille. 90 into
INV az tto. many grocery stores OF Layaea
~, IN. ,,,ha, "a tho ,nost consuinu-
county anu eeo """' - -,
Gus thing that groeS YOU upon e'''',
La IL now a row OF aix 10 ten sucks. bar
., nina of dried ueas black eyed peas
~ y, INV az huttp,
navy Deans Lima pe"n, h.,eq M,
beans ec Nhu p"ys 80" 49, q,ns
farmers VINO la'sSe ,.iI,,a, 49,, ynre
lhllheis OIL haii''r'.' '"'.I ,''fr-,.a, st,tes
Callolhih ~"1 ve"' -, ~ Won NM,
WHAT 10 you pay ~ t"p 80 tIbon, Mi
from 10 esH.S "o""N 80
you thousht OF sp4s ,,,o, co,,rtv wno
is there ia' .l',t ~ 49,, ,,d ~ tl,ft
WIZ lace an lrsc.lisrnl man i, ~ ~, ,oi9ei bv
those Deans ana lyehs enn ''~ n,"eg, iani In
80. ',,tS T1,,rn ,.hy don't YOU do il Z!
this county lHeH up urn 49, 80