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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09

River q: Li,tle Salmon River, s.; Five
Finger Rapids. 70. Peiiy River, 50. White
River. et. sixty Nile River 81 Dawson
city. ia total II i-3 miles. While
the places mentioned are the principal
points on The line. Mr. Hosmer states
/, is the intention OF the Company 90
establish stations every four miles. The
line will 20 certain extent be govern
ment affair. and 10 is expected Il VIII
be utilized very largely by the mounted
police IN their communications. In tact'
the Canadian Government has really
been acting in concert wiki the company
and the selection Of the route Is 10 great
measure due 20 the preference expressed
by the authorities.
The difficulties q construction are not
so great with this line as might De
imagined. Before making the selection
az route the knowledge Of men who have
become familiar with ne country was
called into requisition and combined with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09

The routs Tor ths FIRST telegraph Inc
into the Klondike Eidorado has just de-
c.ded upon. and b. The middle 81 next
summer the line win be open FOR bls'-
ness. Mr.. Charts r. Hosmer' supeFln-
,endent OF TIE Pacific Postal Telegraph
Company. which IN realty is the CANA
dian Pacific Railway Company under
another name. is now In Montreal COM
Melting the last details OF the plan,
In reality the actual work has begun
and the surveyors have already accom-
p.ished good deal between Quesnele
and Fort Fraser-ths first TWO points
upon the route-where The first section
of the new line is located. No. since
lsss. when the Western Union Telegraph
Company made its famous attempt 10
connect Asia and the United states mas
a telegraph surveyor been seen IN the
country through which the new line
win run. until The present party IN the
field began It's journey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
See Our Baby Carriages We're Agents for the Thayer
Julius Svcle & Son, ID and Broad.

as that OF their brethren in the big
cities before the days % underground
wires.
Mr.. Hosmer does not believe the Com
pany will md II possible 20 employ the
female telegraph operator 20 any extent.
and the entire field. practically. Is open
only 20 men. \ pleasant feature for tho
operators IS that the salaries paid VIII
be what are known as top notch
What work can be accomplished This
winter will De briskly pushed forward
and everything made ready for further
execution OF the task the moment the
weather permits Indeed. tho Company
expects 20 break an records In telegraph
building. Mr. Hosmer has Just returned
from a trip % Victoria. Vancouver Seat
tie. san Francisco. etc. Tho statements
made by him. therefore. are based on
personal knowledge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09

The total length % the main iine from
Quesnelle 70 Dawson City Will De l'-'
miles. There will be branch line con-
structed 70 Juneau. Alaska. eisniy-nVe
miles in length. and another branch %
Dyea. which Will De seventy miles long.
The company estimates that the tpttl
cost OF The lire and Us branches VIII
be- In the vicinity of $1,000. or course.
mis- total cost viii depend largely on
th, difficulties met with in survey anu
construction. for considerable portion o.
the route Is unknown in detail Inc
estimate given. however, is intended %
cover an Increase over the figures ORG
.nally computed. an ample allowance
having been made for emergencies.
Teleeraph!c communication with the
world exists as far north as Quesnelle
IN British Columbia. which Is some $50
miles north ty rortawes, Or seatile
Thls Is the reason Cor .is being chosen
az he poln, Of beginning. From Cues
nellie the line will run northwest. tne
principal points. on tie route Being as
follows: Fort Frazer is miles distant;
HazIetown, 20 miles farther on; Teie-
graph Creek. $40 miles; head OF Lake
An, 40: Teslin River. iH; Big Salmon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
CYclonr's Long Chase.

Constable 7. H. Samuels travelled forty
miles on horseback Friday after two
negroes named Morriss and T0li.yer on
a warrant sworn out by Or. r. Z. War
Tiner OF Brookland district.
The constable arrested the negroes IN
school. on the 18th OF December rhey
had run horses on the Brook turnpike
and had coinded with Dr. WARMERS
buggy and caused his horse 20 run away.
Tie negroes were bailed 20 appear AZ
tho county, colrt-holse on ne l.th inst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
nrliyhtfal Evening.

The home OF Mr. and Mrs. =. Q. Cnsp-
neil No l4i7 west cary street, was tne
scene OF much merrinent f'ricay n,sn.
IRE occasion being a dance g'Veh 20 'as''
Aboat DOZEN couples partic.passd IN
the pleasures OF the evening. ana sogus
sn~e ,Ytsr which dancing was resumed
and KEEP, up untii a late hour.
All present spent . most oeusnun
evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
Made No Innr

The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings was called 20 meet az 5 o'clock yes
terday afternoon 10 make a tour % In
spection Of the armories. Only Chairman
Gunst and M Neale We're on hand. how
ever. so the matter had 10 be postponed.
The Conference Committee OF the Board
% Aldermen and Common Council Will
meet at 5.30 tomorrow afternoon 20 con-
slider the disa greenent between those DO
dies regarding the franchises OF the Home
and Southern Electric Companies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09

We offer ono Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Cat1rrh that can nos be
cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure.
+. !. CHENEY * CO.. Props.
Toledo, o.
We. the undersi gnet. have known r j.
Cheney for the last II years, and believe
him perfectly honorable IN all business
transactions ana financially able 10 carry
out any COLLECTIONS made BY their firn
WEST 4 TkIAA. Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, =.
WALDING. klNSAS & MARVIN,
Wholesale rrUgsis,. Toledo. y.
Halls Catarra Cure IS taken intSrnaIy.
acting directly upon the hlooo and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Price &c.
rnonials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best. -.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09

The Maccabees viii have az interesting
meeting IN ded!cating their new had
quarters MONDAY evening. The new
team Will 20 20 work. The new officers
will De installed and other business Will
be transacted. All are requested 10 be
there. All visiting Sir Knights. members
OF the order are cordially invited 10 unite
with the meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09

,,..s o. hrs-rh OF mechanics that dinereu
orfv in details from many others OF US
,i.-s ~. from the very beginning 'heIe
49,. evidences o. independence IN the
Methods o. handling the problems 'hh1
confronted the builders that became
more marked as the years passed. y
....5v ADVANCE I'm the direction OF per
lection has been recorded during the pasl
decade or two IA nearly every orahoH
OF Mechanic. but % vas along o'I.a"
prescribed lines and was in no way un
expected or remarkable. indeed il WON'T
have been q matter ~ surprise had j.
no, taken place. Makers Of cycles. on
The contrary, have always worked ATOMS
lines Of their own. A. times they have
had rec, urse 90 orthodox WAYS OF work
inc. amt again have run counter 20 them.
needless Of warnings that their ideas
were not n echaniCal on some occasions
they have found themselt as on the wrong
Path and been compelled 90 retrace their
steps. but very often they have accom-
pushed what seemed theoretically inn
possible and had the satisfaction 81 es-
tabishing what were practically new
laws OF mechanic.
In admitting that many mistakes were
( made 10 should not be- forgotten that
| the strictly scientific builders were quite
as wide Of the mark as were tteir COM
, pettors who We're entirely lacking lu
technical education. and that the former
class have never failed to bring 20 q
successful issue any problem that has
received their serious attention. IL we
take tho most important parts 81 the
! cycie-the hearings the driving gear, the
! frame. and the whe ls-we have four
| features that were new only as applied
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09

Miss Katie Lambert a school teacher
% Baltimore VINO spent the holidays with
Mr.. and Ms. g.. y. smith. Of - south
Laure. street has returned home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09

10 "htn A.e "i''''' .r,,ta ba
IS muD' up 'N.n s'' 80 .or,. mar.
SCI uuIrf fur general i'I-i "'
ucular street, 10 "oua Pc 800 49,
When N.iftt IT. ,to rsr.
end lHn Waui o. UNto anu ~ -.
son supposed 20 o. ih '...-' h ,
referred .Q Mt Jones .Nt ."''
tnfy run ,nlt ward ana f'- N".' r'
smith De- Isl away t'.h'H- "'',. "
business ari Mf. Jones e'.." go.
De- doesn f.N. ,. .- .l.. st~eef
lou lya ..a. i-e p'' s.., ..... No.
8. BOD Mr Brown "afa anu SO '" pow
70 80 ana JOCK Dim uF' aNt "s .e ~ '
go DDS place "i business 3'~ ".'N
o. pair ana go pumping H-'"7 or Va O'-'
-
cyclists wishing to io-n iae - -
American Whec.men VIVA o.. --...--,
with application BLANKS a-- ~
Information ny aldf essi.e l'.'
officers Boo h'cnmonl.
,-.-.,. ,.,,
Thc National Cycle boara 'i '.,
irslst on larger drst pawn, ~, % D
thought necessary since thc profits Oh '''e
l.rci. have been cut down
TIE National Racing BOARD j.. -
his accepted thc following amateur ~,
ci rccor1- made nv p. a. h,..s {,
trot on November >'h, QUA
seconds. onc-tnird mile. ID l-'. one '''''-
mNs. 0 %.
~t. National committee fo- Highway
--...-...-.r,.,.- fs. q~r. rred with Tho eN-
,.f,, committee ~ The T. s. W. to
,,.,+ .,.f f.-tr.hute 5000 0 pamphlets
devoted ,o eood roads The trouble win
the Highway Improvement Committee SD
Gar has been lack OF funds. Gen. Roy
stone has issued VI different pamphlets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
JliH SyIh & Son. THE TOWER, Coz. Second & Broad.
Monday a Day Full OF Bargains.

January retailing reached Every line OF the oreneW o
distribution Of helpful merchandise passed records dage and dozens
having been supplied with wide range
could accomplish
Thevae he tgainer whoC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09

oriai window IN memory of their late
pastor. Rev. r. :. Suckney. whose sal
death was a great shock 20 the tHNir
community: for during his short stay IN
this city ne had become universally PC
loved They will also arrange ior a com
fnunion table IN memory Of blshop NtH-
ton who had charge oi THIS chuIeh TOT
many years previous 10 ms oroIhd''oh Do
Bishop.
The Town Council OF Barton Heights
met on Tuesday evening az the touncli
chamber and transacted considerable bis
mess pertaining 10 that lively litile town.
Little Talnage Donnan, son OF NJ; and
Mrs. Allen Donnan. IS quite SICK az ine
home Of his parents, on west Franklin
street.
Mrs. Lyon G Tyler who has beer. des-
perateiy llat her home in Williamsburg.
IS improving.
Miss Edith White. daughter Of Dr.. and
Mrs. 7. " White. viii return 20 school'
near Philadelphia. on Monday.
Miss Iettie Roper who spent he holl-
days with her mother and sisters, In
Williamsburg. has returned home
Nr and Mrs. Z. Laureder are visiting
In Washington. =. {.
General John Z. Mulford. so well known
IN Richmond as the Federal Commiss on
er for the exchange ~ prisoners CURING
the war and subsequent % that periolt
was in Washington few days ago on DIS
wav 20 Orlando. PIE, Win ~ VIC. ."
gpand the winter. Mrs. Milford Is an IN
,aud and has 90 make the trip by easy
stages General Mulf1rd will probably
son over in Richmond on his return 10
see some Of his Oh friends mere
Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. MCCOY are visiting
Washington. D. g.
Miss sallie Beazley. % Greene county,
is visiting Mrs. J. u. Carneal' lsl' Grove
avenue.
Rev W. =. Chrisman. rector o. kpiph--
any church. Barton Heights. IS on a visit
20 friends in Charleston. W. Va.
Mrs. Douglas Morton. % Barton ave
nue. Barton Heights. viii leave MONDAY
Tor New York.
Mr. and Mrs David Nay. D, orange
Thalhimer. lo17 west Grace street.
Nuss Helen Thalhimer. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs T. Thalh.mer has returned 90
St Joseph's School Emmettsourg' Nd.
Mr. Horher, Goo1ioe. Of Virginia ave
nue.. Barton Heights who has been quite
sick for several months. Is rapidly I'M
proving.
MIS- NAY Triton ~ Barton Heights.
ieft Thursday for q visit TO New York
sfr. Robert Triton. who has been
Sncnlinr tho holidays with bis parents
on Barton avenue Barton Heights. has
returned TO Bethel Academy.
Mr Irwin stephens principal Of the
BARTON Heights Figh School. has return
/ ca from a visit 70 Now York
! Mrs J. II. Harding. 0, Barton avenue
I Barton. Heights. who has been sick FOR
the past week. Us convalescent.
Mise MarFa rite Gresham ~ Cincinnati
| is visiting Mrs. william =. Matthews
| 1915 cambridge street. Manchester.
Miss Christian seigel viii leave sa,ur-
day 20 visit Mrs.. Johnston at Prospect
Va
| Mrs Whitfield. n Baltimore is visiting
Miss Morehead 90 south Third street.
Mr. and Mrs. =. Tuck. ~ - south
| Third street sre visiting relatives ir
! Sussex county. Va.
! Mr and Mrs Cherries Mnhlser are on :
visit 20 New York city.
i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09

2, e doubtful Whether when the history
% ihs ~, OF cycle building comes 20 De
written. Fun ,us;ioe will Be done 20 some
phases OF 70 thu, have si~evs been char
sc;eristic and that are fully understood
only by those who have been intimately
connected with the trade for many years
In spite Of the fact that cycle building
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09

Combined caster and brake arrange
nents are counted tls most ambitious
There are several on the market 90 be
tested Although the spoon brake IS not
an ornament 90 "a wheel vet many max
ere uer 90 on cheap wheels as Sc d. strong
and answers very wei Tor what ls de-
rnandcd 90 30. The brake that has given
re best slf sfacfIon .lfi. being used =
seoson. g. fhe one which is inside the
sfcar'rg fead and shows o. han1som. fu-
ish. ana .s almost invisible and has noe
fhinF consolidated about o. Wear on the
tire g prevented hy q heavy rubber shce
which covers the lower surface % the
brake plate. The increased friction OF
the rubber makes the brakes action FAR
more effective For those who ride with
low drop-lsndie bars. there Is a rood
foot brake which is attached 70 The front
fork ard Is simple appliance and an.
fwers the purpose very well
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09

Miss Iettie Roper who spent ne holl'
davs with her mother and sisters, In
WILLIAMSBURG. has returned home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09

Mss Gertrude Hawkins. a professional
nurse 90 Philadelphia. who IA. been
visiting her brother. Prot. J. J. Rafferty,.
is Quit. IN at the Retreat for the Sick.
The congregation OF che Monumental
Episcopal church propose 70 erect q mem
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09

Mrs LYON 9 TYLER. who has been des-
nersteiv Mat her home in Williamsburg.
Is improving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09

Miss Edith White. daughter OF Dr.. and
Ms r ". White. will return 20 school.
near Philadelphia on Monday
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-07-08
"SCHLEY" is "SLY."
His Family, Old Marylanders Have Long
Used That Pronunciation.

His Family, Old Marylanders, Have Long
Used That Pronunciation.
There has been a good deal Of specu-
lation, not only in naval circles, but
among the public at large, as to the
origin Of Commodore Winfield Scott
Schley's name BY some it has been as
serted that he is Of German descent, and
by others that he is a relative Of the
doughty old hero Of the Mexican war.
4 little while before Schley became a
commodore he gave a Tribune reporter
talk which will throw light on the mat
ter.
AT the time I was a pulling, mewl-
ing baby. without a name or much more
hair on my head than ! have now,
said the gallant officer, playfully brush
ing back the locks which 80 skillfully
conceal his bald pate, my parents were,
I suppose, at their wits end to cudgel
up some name appropriate for the mar
vel Of human excellence they undoubt-
edly thought me 70 be. The matter did
not bother me so much as it does now.
for wisely refrained from giving an
opinion on the subject. or at least any
that the newspapers would care to pub
lish. At that time, which marks an era
in che life, anyway, General Scott was
ia the zenith Of his glory and rotundity.
4 very great man was Scott at that
time-physically and popularity. lie
was a great friend Of my parents and
frequently called at our house As
said. my parents were cudgeling their
brains 10 find some name good enough
10 tack OH such a morsel Of humanity as
myself, and while in the midst OF
their councils one day. the huge shadow
of Scott darkened the doorway and cast
its robust shade ON me. That settled It.
The circumstance was regarded as an
auspicious omen, and forthwith It was
decided that | was to pass through lifs
as Winfield Scott Schley.
"Now, for PHYS sake. don't give my
last name with German accent It's
pronounced Sly--plain, commonplace
everyday Sly. That's the way It has
been pronounced in my family as long
contipued on 4thpsge.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-07-08

COULD NOT BE RETURNED.
SiS.year.old Tommie was sent b,
his eldest sister TO the corner
grocery TO buy q pound of limp
sugar. ne played allies on his
way to the store, ana by the time
he had arrived there he mad for
gotten what kind Of sugar he was
sent for. So be took home a pound
of the grannlated article. HIS
eldest sister sent him back to the
store to get lump sngar. After the
proprietor OF the grocery shop had
made the change for the little lad
he engaged TOmmie in converse.
tion.
'Tommje,' said he, / understand
there is new member of your
familyY
Yes, sir replied the kid; ''ve
cot little brother
well, how do you like that,
heSr inquired the grOcerN man.
Don't like it at ALL SAID Tom
ME; rather have little sister
Then, why don't you change
him, Tommiep
well, we would; bat | don't
suppose we can. You see. We
have used HIN four days now
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-07-08
retter. salt.Rheum and Eerema

The intense itching and smarting, Incl.
dent TO these diseases, isinstantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain 3 Eye and
skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by IT II
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples,
chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. 25 cts. per box.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-07-08

Il say, friend, your horse is a
little contrary, is lie nolF mo
sir eep what makes him stop,
thenT 'Oh, he's afraid SOMEONE
will say whoa and he sban't he' r
ff
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-07-08
THE GUEST Of
THE CLOSET.
HOW TWO LIBERTY LOVING AMERICAN
LADS SAVED 4 SPY FROM CAPTURE
BY TIE BRITISH.
BY I. C.. HARBAUGH.

During that memorable winter
when the British army held pos.
session of Philadelphia, wille the
little force under Washington
shlvered under the leafleSS trees
that surrounded their c0eerless
cantOnment. some of the most TX
citing scenes of the revolution
took place.
The British reveled in luxury.
and nearly every night was given
up tn feaSting aud other enjoy.
mpnts, so much so that some peO
pie forgot the other army amid the
SHOWS of december. The red coats
tntOngeG the streets, taking in
merry tones about 'the end If the
wa which they believed 10 be
near at hand, aud OF their return
to England victorious over the r.
bellOus colonies.
One bluSter, night in the heart
Of the winter a faint bur eager
rapping was heard at certain
loor in the q tk-r Cry, and "A
boy who was at the time the sole
occupant of the room sprang up
aud opened it,
\ man stood on the threshold,
bnt the moment he saw the yOurh
he drew back and looked fright
ened.
Is this Mrs. Blacks hOuse' he
asked in a moment.
Yes, bat mother is not at home.
She is visiting sick sister IN Ger
mantOwn, aud father -
4 know where your father is,
boy aud the man at the door
touched the lads arm. L saw him
but the other day, and
Come in, come in,' interrupted
the boy. you saw father you
must have come from the American
army
That is not all They are look
iug for mer he exclaimed. Tt Is a
terrible thing to be hunted by the
kings soldiers in Philadelphia.
'Hunted7 Why do they want you
so badly if you are only a soldier
of the American armyP
A strange expression came to
the mans face, and the boy did not
resume.
He understood; the stranger was
hunted spy, and, pursued by the
enemy, haG come to the house for
shelter.
'Have they tracked you to this
house9 asked Allen Black, the
boy.
Not quite. The lasC | saw OF
them was in the street at tht
mouth of the alley. They won't
give up till they've caught me. !
am spy boy. There! don't turn
me out on that account
Have no fears. You fight with
father aud that's enough, This
way. Mother will not be home TIL
some tine tomorrow, aud there's \
place Tor you under OR roof
Footsteps passing the house at
that moment caused the soldier to
start, and Allen pushed him to-
ward a closet IN Que corner of the
rOOw.
'I.'s dark aud there are rats IN
lt,' he said with a smile as he
opened the door. Into the closet
-qulck! III do the rest, never
you fear.
Allen shut the door and turn
cd away.
For moment the full impOr.
tance of what he had just done
took possession Of his mind and he
realized the danger in which he
had placed himself. But few
davs before IN front OF Indepen-
dence Hall he had read a large
poster which called attentlO u to
the fact that numerous American
spies were in the habit of entering
the city, aud a reward was offered
for the arrest of any one, or of any
person who harbOred them.
Allen and a young friend OF his
own age, a shOemakers unison,
and had agreed that, while it was
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-07-08

Paw asked the little boy,
didn't AOu say III your speech that
You expected the map of the world
to be changed sOOnF
'thlnk did, said the orator.
Then what is the use of my
studying lograpbyT
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-07-08
THINK NOT AGAIN OF Me.

Dark sorrows wings brood DER my soul.
And meath their baneful power
Nv hopes have withered like the dews
UpOna blooming flower,
No more roam the reals Of bliss,
From pangs of anguish free.
Thy love must nc'er. ne'er be mine.
Think not again of me.
When in the halls of revelry.
Ofmusic and of mirth,
Oh. would have thee to forget
That e'er we met on earth
would not wreck thy bark of life
Upen IAN unknown sea.
Go share thy love with some fond heart
And waste il not on me.
The she'll that is 10y ocean cast
Upon the sandy shore
still i'm its secret, deep recess
Keeps echoing its roar.
So in my heart. which fate has thrown
Upon loves hidden reef,
Still echoes my lost loved ones tones
Amid my tears of grief
New York lie dger
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-07-08

Did NOu hJar about France and
Portugal joining Spain7' ASKED the
Observant bOarGrr.
'No; Is it so7 replied tne cross
eyed boarder, exc!tedly.
rLook at the map and lol will
find that they jim.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-07-08

IIanStOn-ld like 10 20 shoot
ing tomorrow, il could only get
dog that was well trained.
Ethrl-Oh, I'll let YOU take Dr.
tie, rheul She can stand OIL heI
mead, aud play dead, aud say her
prayers, and DO lots of things!
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-07-08

Leave the house, cried little
Bnks. making u brave blutf' Of
strength 70 the burglar.
Il intend 10, my small friend re
Piled the burglar, courteously. i
am merely after the contents
When | take houses doItthrough
the regular real estate channeIs.'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-07-08
nr Cadr,s Cnnlitlnn PoMders. nre

inst what a horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier ard
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put a
horse in prime condition. Price %
cents per package.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-07-08

'Hamie.' said he father, who
looked ~ innocent as he could. Il
accidentally overheard some of
your conversation with that young
man in the parlOr last evening
why did't you SIT right down on
him when he SAID yon could begin
econOmizlng by both using thr
same chair
7 did, papa and she also looked
as Innocent as she could.