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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-21

Burpee's Green Podded Stringless Bean
is the earliest of all bunch beans. You
can get the seed at Dodd & Cos.
Miss Daisy Thompson, of Liberty Hill,
is in town visiting friends.
Do you enjoy swinging in hammock?
Go to Dodd 4 Cos and buy one of the
pretty, cheap and comfortable ones they
are selling.
We are told the small fruits have not all
been killed and the apples are still in good
shape,
The boys will play baseball, it is the
National game. Dodd q Co. appreciate
this fact and have laid In complete line
of baseball goods. Boys, they are at your
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Ratlif got back
home to-day from Grundy, Va, where
they have been visiting since their mar
riaee.
MIR. VIM. Durham, of Cedar Bluff, is in
town to-day; and informs US the Odd Eel
lows at that place are preparing to have a
fine time next Tuesday.
Landreth's and Burpee's garden seeds
are pronounced the very best. You can
get them in any quantity from Dodd &Co
The new town council organized last
Saturday and reelected Mr. G. l.. Nc
Ciintock town sergeant. No appointment
was made of assessor to assess the town for
taxes this year.
Our Spring stock is now open and ready
for inspection. We have line OF the
latest Spring styles in clothing. The best
and handsomest goods ever shown in
Tazewell. IL is worth your while to look
them over. Hartman & Bottimore.
Rev. w. D. Buckner, rector of the
Episcopal church at this place, is a men,
Der of the Norfolk Light Artillery Blues,
Battery B. LIST Battalion Virginia Artillery,
He is expecting to receive a telegram at
any time notifying him that his company
has been called into service. On the re-
ceipt of such message he will immediate
" Join his command The boys have
already begun to call him the fighting
parson.
We will sell for a while Sc piece Tea
Set at 10 per cent. above cost. They are
first class goods. Pobst & Wingo.
The board of trustees of Tazewell High
School have elected Prof. G. l.. Byron
principal of the school for a term of five
years, and Prof Byron has accepted the
position. He has conducted the school il
such an admirable manner since he has
had charge of it that the patrons have beer
not only satisfied but delighted with biz
work. The action of the board will re
ceive the cordial endorsement of the com
munity.
We are carrying line of clothing thi'
season superior in quality to anything eve
before carried by this house. We dom
care how particular your taste may be, w
are sure we can satisfy you, Call and see
| Hartman & Bottimore.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-21
Thanks.

We have beenrequeSted by DR.. Huford,
his cons and daughters and the relatives OF
Mrs. Hufford to return their heartfelt
thanks to the good people of the commun-
lty for their kind attentions during the
illness of Mrs. Hutfor and after her death.
They are very grateful to those who stood
by them in the trying hours of their
affliction.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-21
The Dancers of Spring

Which arise from impurities in the blood
and depleted condition of this vital fluid
may be entirely averted by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. This great medicine cures all
spring humors, boiIs, eruptious and sores,
and by enriching and vitalizing the blood,
it overcomes that tired feeling and gives
vitality and vigor.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-21
Murder In PoCahontas.

A man by the name of William Robin
son shot and killed another man by the
lame of Charles Carter at Pocahontas on
the 18th inst. Carter received three
wounds and any one of which would have
proved fatal. Immediately after the
shooting Robinson fed and has not yet
been heard of.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-21
Wanted

Six or eight good, fresh mich COWS, to
give not less than % gallons of milk, each,
per day. Will pay fair cash value for
the above number and kind. For further
information apply to w. M. Minter, office
in St. Clair building, Pocahontas, Va.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-21
Notice..

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of Tazewell Court House Improvement
Company will be held at the Treasurer's
office in Tazewell, Va, on Monday, May
9, 1898. All stockholders in said COM
pany are requested to attend the meeting.
G. w. GILLESPIE, Pres.
4.7.4t. II. P. BRITAIN, Sec & Tr.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-21
Notice..

All persons whomsoever are hereby no.
tilted and warned not to hunt, hsh, ride
walk, drive stock across or otherwise tres,
pass on my premises, for the law against all
such will be rigidly enforced.
SAMUEL I. HENNINGER.
April 20, 1898. 4-2l-6m
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-21
Don,t Tobacco Shit and Smoke Your Life Away.

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netic. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To'
BAG, the wonderworker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, SOC or 81. Cure guaran.
teed. Booklet and sample free Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-21

and of late the door has been closed at
night to all outsiders We predict Wash
ington or Lee is hidden i'll the trousers OF
some one of the Buffers. TARDUs Eo.
10
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-21
THos. HAWKINS.
A. D. w. WALTON,
J. B. HAWKINS.
For Sale,
At Pocahontas, Va.

offer for sale my new, well erected
brick building near the depot. Suitable
for any kind of business. Best location in
town. For terms apply to
S. COHEN,
Pocahontas, Va.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-21

The languor so common at this season is
due to impoverished blood. Hoods Sar'
saparilla cures it by enrich the blood.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-21
My Ready Mixed Paints
"Chemical," Rubber"
Are NOT "Patent" Or "FireprOef,'
VA.

There is no secret or patent method employed
in manufacturing them, by which benzne, rosln
and water are made to serve the purpose OF pure
Linaeed OIL have had many years experience
in handling Ready Mixed Paints and am pre-
pared to Judge of their merits. sell F. W. De-
woes Paints, and have found them extra quality.
Strictly pure white lead although popularity con-
sidered the best ofpgments) your painter will tell
you is not desirable finishing coat on outside
work. as it is lowing to its chemical nature) easily
affected by the atmosphere, which causes it to
chalk off in the form Of dust or powder. During
the past few years the entire structures of the Ee
waited Railroads of Brooklyn have been painted
with these paints 1t is also being used by
Railroad,
New York Central Railroad -
Delaware, Lackawana and Western,
New York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad,
and many others on their stations and bridges
j. e. JACKSON, Druggist
carry large of colors Kalsomene
md all kinds Of Biste Brushes.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-21

Hood Pills cure nausea, sick headache
biliousness and all liver ills. Price 2;
ppntG
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-21

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
l0c, s5c. II c. c. c. fail, druggists refund money.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-21

No-To-Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1898-04-21

Send for Full Price List.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Sclebung beg 0ei9afts.
Great Scott's 2ar8ains fit
DIE 2IaGen.
10 Gents a ut 9OIIar.
Ser 8rURe 9reis Scrabiceer bat
9roBc Scrluite erlittcn uno er
brandt GelS ocSbalb icRt
CT Die 4reiie beruntcr.
10 Gents a ut Solar.

&m leBten Montag Morgen 0ffnete
8reat Scott, Der &aufmunn Der Mdfz
len, Die S6iiren bes Sdmiltpn Safer
9ebGuoes - bic S6iiren an Der Ser
manItraBe iopObl, lpie 6ieienigen an
Der 8dItimoreItraBe, rm Der 8eo0ltez
rung BON gang Baltimore unb Der I'm
9egeno bic beI6dbtgten 8orrdt6e ieiz
ner 9rOBen flint older umfafenben Cd
Den, Die unter 8afer uno Rau9 gelit=
ten, gu iberIafen.
90 grOB mar Der 3uIauf unb On
6rang no9 bieien @aaren, baB 9reat
Scott am 9ienitag bic S6iiren i9liez
ben muBte, um Raum fir bic 5inausz
i4affung Der om Montuge bertuuften
8daren gu Finben.
8reat Scott erfreute Tia 10 iebr Der
Spmpatbie Der @erii4erungs : Reguz
lirer benn Die @ut8eiinnten uno
4Qe tennen i'm (uno Sebermdnn tennt
8reat ScOtt) - als Elm freuuoltAes
Gntgegsntommen peroienenDeS @sIen
- baB OieIelben ibm bic bei4doigten
9orrdfbe toTtenfrei iiberlieBsn. 9reat
Scott feinerIeits bdnoelt in ieiner
8eiIe unb iiberldBt bieie Duaren osm
8oIte fir nur 10 Gents auF ben Dollar
Der pirtIi9en Soften.
8reat Scott iiberIGBt Sud ieBt bic
freie Quspabl unter ben iibrig gebIiez
bensr 8prrGtben, beite6eno aus Sep
pidsn - Moquettss, 8riTeler unO
Sngrain5 = Seltu8en, Qinoleums,
@tibIeu, @6autelItii6len unO Sif6sn
- fir peniger, als 10 Gents auF ben
Dollar.
Grtennt Sbr bic l1ria3e bapon?
NatiirIi9, SIR begreift Dies!
@reat Scptt's SoparbItraBen : Ga
ben UNI feline 8%abitraBen : 2GOen perz
OeR ebenio erfoIgrei4 f%ortgefibrt, ais
Dor Der @r0fFnung bss 9umiIton Gaz
tier : @ebGuos5, unb O~erabfoI9t 8reat
Scott in Diefen QGOen ebenio groBe
Bargains.
@reat Scott lit gIei9IautsnO nit
@r0bc uno 8iqigteit. 9a5 Combine
muB ae6en,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
2Idntef, An5ise, 9aiGen.
.. stotperf-iheIias S.its.

@ir bab,u uuitrtm Nn3u0ss 2epartcm,nt bcions
Der, qufqnsrtiamftit gspiomc:, uno in Der %uss
tuabl Deg Trilbiabrgz9 orrl;5ts 1T Gacon uno Gua
Iiidt in 9ttra6t g;Io0n lDorom. @outadoi9 pais
itnoc, pom S6urio;r oUQtiertj0tc Nnjige NM
Sadstg, pradtUou, WoO,u=6opts, Sctosn=Saiatn,
beoRosr, R0ds in 5cios uUo 1u6 unO uusitbtu0;
9bS.8obsn in StiOt, Glibn:yt itno in grober
Qus,pnbl oorbano,7, NM icots &l,trun9sfiid trdUt
Den sttmpsl o;r Ults. Gas gFOrtim'nt fir drau=
qsing uuo Mdo5tr lit qroB in 9sJi3ieotnBtit uRc
Grobtn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
8fei0erfoffe. l. et0ap.EI.

46=j0aiaer imporfirt,r GAM lpoatner o9taoroMr"'
2lelOcritotf, in alien ncusH Trithidbrss 6arbsn zoe.
46sJ0aigtr impOrtirttr r29bipsGoro," aut Gar'
'' 442.i0iip;r ffanl0fi6tr rqopltn,s al: aags
46.,i8niocr ffon,8ff6r .Qoplin,' ale SCR;
ben SI.Oo
Ezj0niQtr i6par}:r ,,GT,pons III Barre tre;tan
UNI Giaureu, ututitts ,3:ug iUr GAME @njugt NM
48zj6aiosT qanj ipol,nT franloFi3r rQSgyn .
pru6tUoa ibDlrj uWO bod ]opprtt'Tt . %l'lo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Ga(Gentii6er. l. etoansrt.

60 SuBtro iein,r geftidter Observation-Disclosures
9ai6tntibtr. pt@s lr. lDorsn, nm st1pa y
Sugtno Saibtrtitttr init SpiBttzRonttu, nj: j
25c. lu1r,u; elmer Der Qr6BtsH Acknowledgement
gains, DER innIls Dem Y~ublItum ~Ofitrirt murOt;
in eirtr Qlrtis, il 12tc.
0tibe uugebiisEtt Rinotrs5 ai6cntidtr, offcncr
0ur65robtntr Arbcit, Drei 5acons, 25c. prO
Su5tHo oosr , iur Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Srii6jaGts<S

C5ts gQigle Sbrcdo"sSomsn : Strimpi', t5t
itparj, tbtnio in isiusu S6loirunGtr En lbllbt
.tno .Troptit3": pirt Guufitdt fIUn ttr nicitn
Qrtig ni5t pisOer beitafft iptrDcn. Sas @aar Zoe.
rsdspar,. .9igle 3brcaO"s9 dmsn=S trirnpie, NIT
vs5nIrsSfiftsn, Dtrtb 50t. 3 fir $l.OO. Sas
t9o1r 35c.
9amcns Striimpft, our6nN nit SbaiirsGfftttsu,
ibnari, tpeib, IobfdrbiQ, braun, roia, blou, CAB
and Cardinal Sls 94,lr . 0Oc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
MISUNDERSTANDING

2. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
.3i.rl+bs uro portrsffidt Wuftsr ir SsiDsu=llns
ttrjeIc, no 6tzRoben, QCT9st uHo llntsrbpisn, III
sptib, btllbIau uTo rOld.
IN bicirm Gepdrttm.ut babtn mir cine ooue 8eib:
Ritogr=tRtrf<rs in lDtB, b,lbldu unO rola, lo!uIs
tIu poufdHDtQes Iiorr.mtut uoH furjsu uno lln0sU
Rodtn aus Ssaot, Saibmtrt NM SsoiOrOsSorO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Morgcn lit Gr0ftnnngSs Sag.
0"Smfsfmn0rc1t. :. etoapsa- mtHa.ms.
QmftDnnrcn.
. 2. etodpsrt- 9iittsI' Tetb..

un6rq nkunrY. 9y1rrntt pO Ser &mbt2nihungspuHh ih uo @ qrd6t us jm
rnvr W~orHo- ormsaou sb ur ais 2dun NHdbm Mapmt Supat fuu in QTs, mQas
arr bhn mid, in Aunn bnr nibutn @bbdlm0 Srt6u Wp. Wdamt Stuart tomnt
rh porrroy mn fu aGtsrunH OR WoNr moO DER GhOdHj br 0auutOt Tmutrrast no
u, nsyro mr. bttn Hnfuhr Sabr ut 2u@xn. fir HH ausupi6uau @d6mod uo iahme
Sobo,fhn cnurc ouounen blws GfHn in 9I5Dmrn u 9aeu upubn bat
Rprbr.tuuou Fo orrdtu rppcL bic RaMme rpamdBV nit on nuhm uO mOonmfn
Tuarn aus BEN wumauu o8 asaiu8ntm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in 0ag 3u 9nioVn, cine
@orurfe ps uir Sus biz ipdiem MDm Der Safou fr mere 9arnamt JumHwdt an0E
I'm pmL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Gilbcrfrhr= GntI6eibnna.

Die Gontraftoren miifen in Stem
gort $15,OOO,OOO 8iirgidaft tel
len. - @abrI6einli9 pirO ieBt
bas RieIen : l1nterne6men in @nz
griff genommen peroen.
Nen : 0ort, II. Mdr3. = 0as
NppeQationsgeri6t bat cine @ntI6eiz
bung abgegebsn, in tpsI3er Das 8eIu3
Der @iIpertebr5 : GommiiIion, bic oom
Gontrottor gu iteuenoe 8irgi6aft pon
$15,000,00O auf $7.500,00O GIT re0uz
3iren, obI9lGgig bei6ieoen nirb. Qu4
bic ii6rigen @niufsn Der GommiiIion,
be3iigli3 Der 6orm Der 8irgI6aft
etc, puroen abgelebnt, ausgenommen
Die @nti9eioung, ouB $14,OOO,OOO fir
Den 9au unb bic Qu8riiftung 9sltsn u.
bic reftIi9e cine MiQion our Si6erung
Der Miet6en, Der SnItunobdItung uno
beS 8etriebes 6intsrlegt bIeiben foQen.
Die Rt6ter RumIeD uno 9atterion
itimmten Bel, Ri9ter Sngra6um aber
bagagen. DIS 8runb bafiir gab er
einfa4 an, Der 8eri4t iOute ni4t be-
1tGtigt Derben.
9ieie Gnti9eioung berbsfert Die
4us1i6ten fir ben S6neuperfe6r, in
iofern nun fein 3petfel iiber bic 0auer
Der 9irgf9aft BON Il 100000 mebr
obtpaltet. Inter Der @ntf9eioung GEL
ten $14,OO0,000 pappn nur fir ben
9au uno bic MusriItung Der S6neuz
bertebrsitreden = dlIo nur fir einige
Sabre = pdbreno leoigIi9 cine Milz
linn bon Der 8irgi9aft auf Die 0auer
beite6sn bleibt.
Die Gnti4sfoung iogt ferner. Dap
Die 8iirgi6aft bon 6eliebig bielen oerz
f6ieoenen 8iirgern gelsiItet perben
fam, bic aber jeber minDeItens $780,
900 itelen miifen uno piro Oisiel6e
oamit motipirt, CAP bic Stobt ni6t ges
niigeno geI6iiBt fem piiroe, fails cine
gertn8ere Si6erbeit geiteQt piirbe unb
OdB Elm qrdceOen3fau fir bic Gompaz
ten3 Des @eri6tes, in oisier9inii3t be-
Jimmie @orf6rifter gu MAIDEN, in Der
1894 erlaFensn GntI9siOung iiber bic
Contribution Der 8roaopaD : &abelz
balm, untsrbaIb Der Is. StraBs, borz
liegt, cine Grtf9sioung, unter peI6sr
Der Stoot ieBt cine @innabme erpG9f,
fpeI6e elmer Drei Bis bierfa9an 8er3in=
Jung Der Summe glei6tommt, duf
rpsI6e Der @sr!6 oes 5reibriefes our
53eit oef6iiBt nuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Gin 4zi &nabe,
sSreherif Drill. hottie iiG ppr

Sin 14zi Gbriger &ndbe,
Namens 5reberid OriB. bate ii6 Dor
benz @eri8tsbof in MarI6oroug5tr.
gu peraptportsr, neil er in b0Spiaiz
ger Qbii9t auf bic 10zidbrigs Gaen
Mit6ea geT9oFen uno tie i6per am
8ein perleBt bate. Die 5pOlhG6rige
,3eugin 4oa gentlb iagte aug, baB
Sreoertd Der Glen ben n9of gemd6t" 4,
6ieIe i'm aber dusgela6t unO einem
nQnberen" ben 8or3u9 gegeben bate.
0urauf brpbie6reoerid pieoerbOlt Der
GQen, lie gu eri6ieBen. Der eiRriii4z
tiae &na6e bat run pirtli9 Ieine9ro=
burg ausgefibrt. Die &ugeI. Die
qliidli6er @eiie ben Neg gum 9er3en
Der tleinen &ofette perfe6lte, tonnte
erIt nit Silfe Der 8@StrabIen ermttz
tell tperDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Srfferf0fe. l. etot9trt.

Wir iusrDen Montaq Rste BON gRubian" ,@'
ibpar3tn, Qruutu, br1un5n mn laItierTarOtget
.Qcrcatiu,sa ami ruicre 9d~rQaiu=Sii6: briugtn
,brnio 3sfte BON JaUcp=lliacn=Gutter, ju balbtI
9ptFitu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Ogef6o6sgrGparni
6nnshnltrnnS. @cacnft1nOc.

elmer aus ocllfoiern, orObs, r'Guldrer 9E,ts
W Ssafb5rtt:.r, rsquldrtr Qreis l5t., fir 1Oc
R;f, g4"aibft1mmtru, 60 SuBtuO in itocr Bite
rsdrI,r,r Nr,;s az. pro Siis BE
Gardiner trster, Der bette, Der %bcreeItelt iper'
NJ, MN ~.1slmoffa p~srtauft fir Sl.25, iir a.
281iht6rbt nit Csdal, regsIntdblJ %otrtautt tttT
90 7uB Qutt balumrool:nc 8ai8Itiut, reguldrer
rRrtis 16. fur 12c.
( G:dcn . staubDji8tr, rpulayst
Rr,is liz. fir Sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
seIbitmnrb riues bruti6en 9irbrss
paares.

4Ilegbenp, ga, y. Mdr3. =
G6riirtan S9miot, Biz OOr Sturgeon
8eIiBer zines 3abat5gei4Gftes in 4lz
leg6enD @itD uno Iett einigen M}onatsn
ols Qgent Der rMstropoIitan 2sbsns=
DerIi6erungs : 9eIeQi6aft" bei4afz
tigt, 6eging cine 8lutt6at, Die bier an
gemein uno beionOers in osuti6en
&reiien groBes Nuhebsn errsgt bat.
S4miot, Der nit 4nnu RiB, einem
bilo6ii6Ifsn, 20 : jdbrigen iungen
MGb6en, ber5o6ter a~ngeie6ener beutz
f9er @ltern, ieit ungefGbr einem Sabre
berlo6t mar, 6atta tiir3li6 ejnen 8Ortz
pe6IeI nit i6r ge6a6t. DIS tie borgsz
tern 46eno cine Bite I'm Elm Stea=
Oi6ein ni6t %gepdbrte, 6egd6 er iid
fur3 no6 II lI6r nab ibrem 9auIe Il.
begebrts GinloB. DIS Quna Oie9uugz
tbire DFfnete, jagte i6r S4miot 3nei
Sugeln in bic 8ruit, unO ma4te oann
ieinem eigenen2eben Our6 S4uB
ms 9er5 Elm GnDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

8eIeioigt. - 6rdu @siteIe5:
.0u, SdQD, ben ar3t Or. Niiuer
ne6men mir ni6t pteOer!" - 9r. 8ei>
tele5: .0arum oepu ni4t?" - 6rau
9eifeles: y0eil er Ii4 iiber uTfere Raz
fen au76Glt = INNER iprt4t er BON
9%tagnOIen!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

MiBperi # dnbntB = 8ndz
oige 5rau: nDas IeRs tf, 9sinri3,
Sic ieBen Ii9 nit Der 3ie19armonita
3piten Die @urtenbeete?" 9iener
Seinri9: n@nGoige 6rau BADEN mir
bod geiagt, i4 babe aud fir Die I'm
tsrbaltung Oer8eete Gorge gu trdgsn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
Qpr5cnan.

@outdnoiQcs %fortimfut BON b]ttorirtcr gb' mn
5bseaStruictn, mit 8ODOrduOsru, 8u6pitu mn
@uifftu, farbi9 uro ieO,s Stid ooutommeu, su baI'
benz ~rsQuldrtH Qreiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13
WG6rero e:&2Mlterreoun1 lao

am Mittno6 <oslft be Sequera, Der
b:efige ipanii4s MiIitGr 4t!a6e. baB
bic rMiBDerItdnnnife" 3piI6sn ben
Ser. Stdaten uno isiner Regisuunq
bdlo beieitigt iein piiroen. @r fiigte
aber bir5u: r4merita ioute iebo6 nil
len uH0 beSrsffen, buB Span:en Ii4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-03-13

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

Old Mistress chestnut once lived IN
PADDED and lined with The sof,oss Of
fur
Jack Eros, split g. wide with his keen
silver knife
An1 tumb'ed Aer ont at the risk OF he-
life
Here f. Don Almond, grandee from
Spain;
train.
He has a twin brother a shade or two
l-aner.
when both come together we shout
'Phnopena"
This IS Sir walnut les English. you
know
a friend Of Ally Lady and LORD so-and-
So
whenever you ask old Sir Walnut TO
BE sure you're polite to the equity old
sinner.
Little MISS Peanut from North Caro-
lima,
she's no. 'ristoorAtio. but no MT is
Sometimes she's roasted and burnt TO
In Georgia they call her Miss Goober or
Pinder
This IS old Hickory; look at him
well.
A general was named Tor him. so I've
heard tell
Take care how you hurt him. He some
tines HIS back.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

wouldn't let chem. she said 81 she'd
really been rs sunsy as tley tAoasAt
she was thal she nolll.t have bitileA
~ 20. but thcio are lots OK Wcys for
li.ls 10 elCg IT. yon know. vlfn ,hey
Ike a ciTl and admire her. aad woni
ner IL know A. , don't believe there
vas d sri 80 that school that dlant do
something 10 let hato suW i know
row line sho tnolsat she was. KUN
Morriu couldn't hose ini sAa vent dad
.gegnt ler q silver Oslt set with b-ue
stones. and she invited hel 20 60 90 ene
Thousand Islands th.a summer with neF
7ad ner people. and 4 suppose they 10
do re now. Ruth never does tlins5 p-
halves.
We liked Phoebe Williams after tnat
100. We iet her manage tn- decore lions
l0f the General reception, ana she oii
wll. / dOnt En0W whether Mss DAA7t
knew abo I-ate and PHOEBE or NOT Du,
j ratnc. think somebody It'd her az
about 10. for she appointed Kate 10 make
Che speech Of welcome 20 The General ~
tile reception. Kate Was the belle az me
reception. she HCle hes E.-e s"~'.9-
down. hut She locked handsome just the
same. sara AID Lol!se-I suppose 'N,y
f-r g.utv little. sUu. for they gave
- E.
aam. The General talked o. he- more
than 10 anybody. ani she played some
n.sttv things from Chopin during che
evening. ana although Ruth Morrill, SAID
she Lilr't know vhether it Was 'he
Generals reception or hatc SulEe.is.--
COir1iln.
A TOWN WHERE pOLI s ARE MADE.
How many uftio s-.s. when they afas
th.ir rra.ious d0luts around by one ANN.
ever thiak O.. the many peop'e 1t takes.
and Tie TINE and material that arc ace
ceesarv 20 make one dolif
There As n town 10 France where an
tle men ard women. 8rd very many OK
tie children. earn their living Dr. max
ug dolls the bis4uo az which the
heads are made is u species OF clay COM
n9sed of lime and earth This is beaten
and tramocd end mixed and then
stepped for several days. after tAat b.
Is washed and strained again and again
until {, is az white as snow and a. tlln
as cream.
The next process is to pour this into
m0ids and. ~ yo1 nave ever broker ,he
head OF o. don and .aken the face in
your bands entire y.u wiz hoId what
tho doll makers know as mold 10
shape though not In material These
molds arc Of seventeen sizes. when tho
.Iav or biscue is dried ln the mold 10 i5
next delivered to women. who insert
eyes aud put on ears and AFTER this is
done. the faces. Wlicl are white. are
baked in an oven. two thousand az a
umc. and sometimes more than that
After cooling. the heads are POLISHED
With sandoaper aud .heu c1.ored 90 rec
somblo fcsh The eyelashes and eyes
are painted ana lhn the heads are
Baked again. The w'gs are then put on,
and the dolls head is ready for the body
(Which IS made OF KID. muslin or papicr-
mache. and has emp Dyed another set of
s'flm workers BOO its manufacturer and
hen lt is believed t0 q DEAR kindly
itue mother. who dresses and cares fo-
70 with infinite patience. and loves 30 ale
most as much as lf 90 were real live
oaby.-surlav school Advocate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
N IN NaIfaIESWssteIr
SchaJula u Fleet

JUNE e 1898
LEAVE RICHMOND fDAHY), BYRE
STREET STATION.
300 A. NJ. RICHMOND AND NORFOLK
yEsflBuLE LIMITED. Az.
rive Norfolk ll.l5 A. NJ. Stope
oniy az Petersburg. WayerlY
and Suffolk second ciasS
tickets not accepted Oh taA
train
900 A. Al. the CHICAGO EXPREsS.
for Lynchburg. Roanoke 60"
!umous and Chicago. Pullman
Sleeper Roanoke ~ cOlumbuss
also Tor Bristol. knoYy.llS
and Chattanooga.
7.sO 2. II gor sunolk. Norfolk, and In.
tcrmedlate stations, arrives az
Norfolk az 1880 p. N.
u:DP. u. For Lynchburs and Roanoke
CONNECTS al koanoAe VITA
Nasninsl0n ana Chattanooga
Limited. Pullman oieepefs
Fsanoke 10 Memphis ana New
Orleans Pullman sleeper nc
tween Richmond and Iynch-
burg. fnd berths reaaiy tof
OCCUPANCY az 900 Z. Al. Also
Pullman Sleeper Petersburg
and Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and the West daily at rs A. ii.
ands Z. NJ. from Norfolk and tho East
!TED' SIS p. II.
Office; SIS Main street. -
District Passenger Agent. 4
w. r. BEVILL.
General Passenger Agent.
General Office Roanoke. Va.