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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-17
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SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE, JAN; Il, 1853
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND Va
200 night, No. H. souInern EApress
points South. Sleeper Richmond 10
Danvilie. Greensboro, salisbury,
Charlotte. Columbia ana Augusta
Sleeper open az $3.50 j. n. stops ar
ali Stations between Richmond and
Danville to take on and let OH pas
sengers.
Connects at Danville, Salisbury.
and Charlotte with the washington
and Southwestern Limited NO. Sd
carrying seepers New YORK 10 Ashe-
Vile Hot Springs Chattanooga, ana
Nashville. New York 10 Memphis,
New York 20 New, orleans; New
coach between Washington amt
Memphis. Connections are made
for ali points in Texas anu Calltor-
MIA Sleeper open for occupancy az
$50 +. NJ
p 10 room. No. r aolid train daily for
Charlotte' A. C.. connects al Nose
lev with Farmville and Powha.an
railroad. AT heysville for Clarhs-
vile. Oxford, Henderson ana D nr-
ham Raleigh and Wnston-Salemi
at Danyille with No. 80, Unite1
States fast mai, solid train. daliy
Tor New orleans and toints south,
when carries sleepers New York 20
New orleans and New ork 70 JACK
sonvile Through Sleeper sallsosry
90 Chattanooga. also, p imam toGl
ist sleeper every wednesday wash
ington TO San Francisco without
change. ,,, .
Sunday. for Keysville ana interme-
rR S,stS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
20 20 2 NJ From Atlanta. Augusta
Ashevile.
lions. -. . 49,,
N-os 6i and g. between Manchester ara
Neapolis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-17
Mems ShOeOiOgy.

Why pay $3.50 and 81 for the same as
we OFFER for 80? our margin OF proht Is
less, hence the price.
Mems Wei Black Congress and Lace,
tip or plain welted, So.
Mems Tan Kid or Calf Congress OF
Laced, tip or plain toe, welted, -
Mems Patent Calf, warranted as good
as can be- made; new coin ana BULLDOG.
toe: genuine welts, no squeaKlhs; an
sizes s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-17

MUSEUM-IN THE
Davis Mansion. corner TweIth ana
CLAY. is open TO visitors daily from o A.
M 10 5 =. NJ Admission. &c. except
on SATURDAYS. when IL - Free = ens
public Annual membership ticket ~,
which admits the holder az all umess
life membership ticket. $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-17
Tan Shoes For All.

Infants Tan Kid Button. soc.
Springfield. Lace and Button '5c.
thin soles 4 20 8.
Springfield. z and 8. Lace and Button
thick soles. zoe.
Same. in size IL 20 II, 81.
Misses Tan Lace and Button, sizes
II 1-2 20 .. 81.
Misses Tan Kid. Lace and Button SIS.
Cloth-Top. SILK Vestiug Top. $50.
Ladies' Tan Dongola. Lace and Button
Heel and Springfield. S125, $50. 81 50.
Tan Wei Kid. Heel only g.
Tan Chrome Kid. silk Vesting-Top, new
Vesung-Top, new Bulldog last, 50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-17
RAILROADS

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k0k Chesapeake and
10y s Ohio Railway.
EFFECTIVE APRIL /, 1898.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
$50 A. Nj. Daily, wish Pullman car los
principal stations, NewpoLs
News, Old Point. Norfolk anu
$40 P. NJ. Daily. with Pullman for
local stationH, Newport News.
Old Point Norfolk and Ports
mouth. Connects daily WIN
Old Dominion steamers tor
New York.
1000 A. ". Local train. except Sun
day, Tor Clifton Forge: Con-
meets at GordOnssilo Tor
Orange, Culpeper Saiverton1
Manassas Alexandria and
Washington; at Union station.
Charlottesville, for Lynch-
burg, at Basic Tor Hagers-
town.
cinnati, LOuisvillo and -.
Louis, connecting az Coving-
ton, Va. for hot Springs:
stations Meals served on Din
except Sunday. Follows above
train from Cordonsville 20
Stanton.
$50 p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, except Sun
day, for Charlottesville.
1880 P. NJ Daily for Cincinnati; with
Pullman 70 hinton, w Va,and
Gordonsville TO Cincihrap
and Louisville. Meals served
on dining car. Connects az
Staunton Except sunday for
Winchester Va, and az Gov
ington. Va. daily for Virginia
Hot Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
ITO A. NJ. Daily for Lynchburg and
Clifton Clifton Forge Forge, ss9n9sS fsr
White Hall: except Sunday az
BALCONY sor Lexington, and at
Clifton Forge with NO ! TOT
400 p. NJ. Except sunday. Local accom-
mediation for Columbia
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
BROAD STREET STA ZION.
$50 A. VI. Daily from CINCINNATI 81.
Ills A. NJ. Daily, from Norfolk ana O'a
$50 p. n. Daily. from Cincinnati ard
$50 P. NJ. b b9liS'' from Norfolk and Oh
s15 p. NJ. Except Sunday. from Clifton
Forge. ,-.,, 49,.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION. -.
$50 A. NJ. Except Sunday from CoiuDi-
$40 p. NJ. Daily from clifton Forge and
day. from Lexington and
JOHN D. POTTS.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-17
BAPTIST CONVENTIONS.
NORFOLK. VA, 1855.

NORFOLK, VA, 1855.
Southern Baptist Convention, May 9th 20
l2th: Womans Baptist Missionary Union.
May 9th to 10th; American Baptist Edu-
cational Society and American Historical
Society, May 5th. For the above occa-
sions. the Norfolk and Western Railway,
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE. with Solid
Vestibuled Trains. will sell round-trip
tickets at one fare for the round trip.
For full information apply 10 the Rich
mond Transfer Company. So3 east Main
street: Il. G. Carter. ticket agent. Union
Depot, and at company's Office, corner
Ninth and Main streets.
r. w. COURTNEY
District Passenger Agent
CASTo1LA.
shs iss- II
a ss!is .E<HzZZE5~ , ~
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PHILADELPHIA. RIG H. 4kxk
MoNp AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

APPOINTED sailing days: Every TUES
DAY FRIDAY, and SUNDAY a. cay
fEre,eht received daily till p. N.
FARE s6 on Fridays steamer, including
meals and berth.
For further information apply 70
]. w. McCARRIC1S,
,-enerai Southern AGENT: office. RoclLetts.
W p. clyde & 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-17
N onday She Selling.

To many the word "stoe-buying' means great deal,
and to Won we address these inviting prices We want to
tell YOU of part of stock, and point out the way to
for it is the road to wealth. A
Economy, guaranteed saving of 20 per cent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-17
TO THOSE WHO HAVE NOT PAID
THEIR CITY TANFS FOh 1877
TAKE NOTICE

that between the hours Of 10 in the morn
inc and 4 i'm the afternoon. at the Broad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-17
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The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

Wnco. Tex. March S-The military
spirit does not abate In this part Of
the state. iastcad Of waning u grows
higher daily The schools are Infected
with the war spirit 70 an extent that
interforcs In some districts With
studles. Letters have been sent from
here to Washington offering to raise
brirades. regiments and companies for
sctual service. The Klondlkc fever
has cooled down. People are no longer
thinking Of the moas-covered gold
fields of the arctic zone. Their thoughts
are on the embodiment In which Spain
and the United States are involved
and the men and boys want 20 aRht,
Capt. Robert g. Ross r. raising n
company Of infantry for actual service.
lie dota not believe " will be- war
IN which cavalry viii be available. The
war he believes Will b. short, brilliant
and bloody. On shipboard and close 10
landings. In witch sailors. marines. IN.
fantry and artillery will do the heavy
work
Others arc enrolling themselves for
cavalry service. believing that a big
army of all arms OF the service will
be sent 10 Cuba to expel tho spanlarda
ard 20 proclaim American rule on TIE
island Col. r. s. Jenkins, a Grand
Army man. said Cuba IL a continent
In itself II is large enough 20 fight
battles on such as Gettysburg and
Chickamnugua. My notion II that the
United States will occupy Cuba with n
half million Of troops after a terrible
battle al sea and desperate resistance
on land by Spanish army commanded
by Weyler. who IL the fayorite among
the fighting dons"
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12
Attempted burglary.

Denlson, Tex, March 7.-saturday
night about II o'clock a burglar en-
tered the lodging house OF Mrs. Mary
y, Allen, All West Sears street. and
entering the apartments OF Conductor
j. II. Kramer, was In the act " wrap
ping up the silyerware 10 carry Il OF
when Chester Crockett. a stepson OF
Mr.. Kramer. entored the room. Young
Crocketts room adiolns the one IN
which tho sidebonrd was standing,
where the silyerware was stored. When
he entered the room ho heard tho dog
In the net roo omgrowling, and some
other noise. Thinking Il was his
younger brother. Clarence Crockett, he
opened the door and looked IN. A man
was standing bending over a package
OF sllyerware. wrapping II up. Hear
In the door open, the intruder looked
up quickly. aud observing young
Crockett. threw a missile at him. Tho
lad dodced II, and seeing the man was
stranger and discovering az a
glance his business In the house, he
stepped 10 the dresser a few feet away.
occurred his revolver and, stepping 10
the door. fired at tho intruder M he
was escaping by the back door. Tho
would-be robber closed the door be-
hind him, aud a second shot from tha
revolver passed through n panel Of
the door. He opened the door and fred
third shot at the retroatlng burglar
as he Cleared the back fence at a
bound
Young Crockett says no believes the
man who entered the house 10 be n
darky, and describes him as rather
large and tall In tho dlning-room
where the man was discovered all tho
valuable sllyerwaro beonging 10 Mrs.
Kramer was found wrapped up IA Nap
kins and table linens. and IN the back
yard were two packages OF silver
knives and forks dropped by the bur.
glar In his hasty retreat
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

Wolfe City. Tex. March i.-Taa
Methodist church, together with two
residences belonging TO s. q. Richard
son, were totally destroyed by nre a.
8 o'clock p. M. yesterday The church
was valued AZ $1,000. and carried an
insurance OF $1,000 on building and
$500 on seats and organ The church
organ and seats were saved The two
residences we're valued az $1,000, and
insured IN the German for $1,000
George W. llolstein. who occupied one
OF the residences. lost all OF his furni.
ture and household goods.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

CorsIcana, Tex, March Mr. Hugh
Kerr IA young druggist doing business
on East Collin street. while handling
a revolver IN his room IN the residence
part OF the city, shot himself Ia the left
breast about two inches above tho
heart the ball passing directly through
the body and coming out at the back
just below the shoulder blade. Doe
tors attended him Immediately after
the accident. and pronounced the
wound extremely dangerous.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12


Among other pretty things IN linz
Gerie is the house Jacket tea iacko or
breakfast sscque whatever you may
choose 10 call u ana Il is prettier than
ever this season and more varied in
style. Nuns yelling. silk. fine naln-
Gook. lawn and French flannel are the
materials employed Nuns yelling IN
pale blue BLK. plated makes pretty
Gacque. The plalts meet Ia the middle
OF the hack whero they fall a little
below the ribbon belt. whleh faftons az
either side with bow. The 'front.',
which o. an p.AIts. is several inches
longer than the back and harga loose
from the shoulders Around the rhoul-
der IL hchu OF white chiffon with
Wide, very creamy lace on the edge
which falls Ia points 90 the hem Ia
front Some of these Jackets have a
blouse front and ~ in az the sides;
others hang loose from yoke which
IL striped With insertion. Tho dain-
test Of an IL sacque of hnc white
lawn. striped all over sleeves and an,
with lace Insertion. and finished with a
iabot IN front The sleeves are fun
and straight in sort OF cape fashion,
which is especially pretty Tor warm
weather
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

Ganado. Tex. March Sunday
night about II o'clock a cyclone struck
about three miles OF this place cont
pletely tearing up the house OF W M.
Dotson. killing his wife by breaking
her neck and killing their son. 30 years
old The THIGH Of an s-year-old son
was broken The collar bone Of Ar
thur another son. was broken. Mr.
Doson was seriously n not fatally In
jured J r.. Winn's house was un-
rooted The house of J. r Bnckly Is
reported torn up. Old settlers say this
IL the only DISASTROUS cyclone that
ever struck this part Of Jackson
county.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12
The Incl. on,lll. Estsn.lon.

Bridgeport. Tex. March 7.-Chlef
Engineer Il. W. DAILY. who has COM
pleted the preliminary survey from
this place 20 Jacksboro. will reach
Bridgeport tonight with his full corps.
and will proceed at once 20 locating
that line Mr. Baker. the vice prcsl-
dent Of the Rock Island railway. Is ex-
peoted In bridgeport this evening. II
"A now pretty we'll settled In the minds
Of the people here that work will be
commenced on tho grading inside Of
fifteen days. II is also stated here on
pretty good authority that work will
be commenced during this month on
the repair shops for the Rock Island
at this place. The citizens are CO.
operating with Decatur IN the effort 20
get the Mckinney Western via Denton.
Decatur and ON TO bridgeport. We
confidently expect the road 70 be built
in the near future bridgeport Is en-
Toying a seagon Of prosperity az pres
ent, more business being done than at
any time Ia ils history New build
iugs are going up. and others under
contemplation. and q residence ear not
be found IN the town that Is for rent.
Many others could be- rented II built.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

Corsloana. Tex March s Receiver
Harding Of tho Corsioana Water Works
company has hit the disciples Of Isaac
Walton by Issuing orders that there
shall be NO more fishing IN the water
works tank large body of water that
10 we'll stocked with bass. cropple and
white perch. and IN which. up 90 this
time, parties were permitted 90 angle
upon the payment OF a small Zee 20 lhe
mEn in charge The prohibition has
disgruntled a great many people. who
are thrs shut On from their fayorito
sport
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

A. recent meeting Of the directors
Of the New River Company. Il was
stated that. with the exception Of a
relatively small quantity taken from
q main belonging 10 the Midland Rail-
way Company. the whole Of the water
used IN the extinction OF the great
levin street IRE IN the city Of London
was supplied from he pipes Of the New
River Company. The total quantity
drawn by the hro brigade was fifteen
millions OF gallons. which is equal to
a weight Of 1900 tons. The whole OF
this vast quantity OF water was sup
piled free OF charge.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

Galveston, Tex. March s. Richard
Allenaco aud Columbus Adams. two
negro boys about IA years old. received
n speedy trial IN the United States
court yesterday The two boys were
arrested three weeks ago IN Brnzoria
county. on charge of tampering with
the United states mails, Allcnace hay-
ing been engaged a. a route carrier.
when arligued IN court the youngsters
pleaded guilty ana were sentenced 10
eighteen months oonhnomsnt IN tho
state penitortlary az Bonneville. Mo.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12
MISS HALL DEAD.
me Diss Suddenly from the BurstlHe Of q
niood vessel.

me ntea HuuueniN from the hnfhttHN 81
niood vessel.
Fort Worth, Tex. March t.-Mias W.
Ora IIall OF this city. a talented writer.
q brilliant couversationalist and n wo-
man we'll known for her literary at
talnmonts, died suddenly Al her home.
On the corner Of Twentieth and Cyprea
streets. yesterday at about iO.3o a m.
The cause Of the unexpected death was
tho bursting Of n blood vessel IN the
brain. She rose yesterday morning ear
ly. drove sister. Miss Beulah. who
teaches IN the public school, 10 the
high school building. and returned tc
her home. Shortly after reaching tho
residence she retired 20 n room whore
she enjoyed a bath. The bathroom Ia
on the second floor Of the residence
Shortly after Miss Hall had taken her
bath. she retired to her room. Mrs.
Emma McElroy. who Is the wife of
Prof A. p. McElroy. also public
school teachers. and with which couple
Miss Hall, her sister, beulah and her
mother, Mrs. NJ. Hall. boarded. heard
tho noise OF heavy fall IN Miss Era's
room, and running there found the
unfortunate stricken woman lying on
tho floor in spasms. Calling Mrs. Hall
Mrs McElroy and the former worked
over the unconscious woman for sew
sral moments. but finding their efforts
to resusoltate her unavaillnE, they
sought help OF the neighbors and i'm
mediately telephoned Tor the family
physician. lie was not IN and another
physician was sent for. lie responded
almost Immediately, but when he
reached the house the gifted woman
had expired. The doctor said she had
been dead at least ten minutes before
he reached her. and that the cause Of
her sudden demise was the bursting Of
blood vessel IN the brain.
The arrangements for the funeral
have not been completed yet but u Ia
expected The remains will be shipped
10 Lon W, Miss Halls old hcme,
for inter yent
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

Texarkana, Tex. Marok THE res
licences Of b r. Casey. foreman OF tho
Cotton Belt roundhouss at this place.
and }. l.. Whatley, rial estate agent.
we're totally destroyed by ire Saturday
evening, The hro commenced In the
kitchen nue of Casey's house. aud
spread with such rapldity that both
houses we're In ashes before the hose
company could reach them. Very
little of the contents were saved loas
of both owners 5000; insurance
$500.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

Fort Worth. Tex. March 4-Chlof q
Police w. ~ Rea II IN receipt ot
letter dated at Seattle. Wash, on Feb
ruary "a, stating that none OF the oil-
GERS. crew or passenrerr reported 70
have perished with the burning OF the
steamer Clara Nevada on It's return
trip from skaguay 10 Juneau an Fob
ruary have been heard from Tho
lettsr n to the effect that not a single
person escaped from the burning
steamsr and that the number perlshed
win run up at least 10 geyenty-fye.
George q. HILL who married a daugh-
ter q Chief Res. and who was resi-
dent OF this city up 10 about eight
months ago was among the number
lost Ills body has not as yet besa re-
covered. The catastrophe occurred on
Seward City. a station On the highway
Of water 20 the gates OF the Kloadike,
II IL n small mining camp sixty miles
from Juneau ON the Lynn Canal Up
to the time Of the fatal accident and
afterward the mes. vloleat weather q
Alaska's stormlest season is reported
10 have ragged and on the night the
steamer burned. Chief Rea says, the re-
port Is made that the most violent gale
OF the winter swooped down from tho
mountains.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

Waco, Tex, March deputy United
States Marshal W. l.. Burke went to
IAN county yesterday. 20 look after
the suspects IN the case OF the robbery
Of the postofice al Abbott The report
received here by Commissioner Finks
states and 800 IN cash and other yalu-
ables we're taken by the robbers. who
blew open che safe IN order 20 effect
their purpose. A dispatch resolved
here since his departure states that
Sheriff Tom He'll has some parties in
custody u HillsbOf0.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12
rRAoEDY IN 1ExARKANA.
TIE Participants IN the ARRAY Were Itai.
Inn narbera.

ihn nnrbert.
Texarkana, Tex, March THE
heroest street battle ever Witnessed IN
TcxarkanA occurred here just before
dark yesterday afternoon. Five men
we're engaged IA the desperate hght,
ono Of whom was killed outright, an
other mortally wounded. the third so
riously injured, while the other two
arc In hiding and the extent Of their
wounds is not known.
The casualties. Vinnon 0ravlano.
dead, shot through the heart 3. GRAY
iano. mortaily wounded. shot through
the breast. shoulder. arms and leg;
Pete Darrigo. seriously wounded In
the groin and leg
The tragedy occurred In that part Of
the city known as gam Poodle. and
the participants we're Italian bar,S ra
A man and his son-in-law we're dis
putting In front Of Antonio Columbus
saloon and we're about to come TO
blows when two men. brothers came
up. and attempted 10 stop tho argu-
mont The first two then turned upon
the other two and both sides drawing
revolyers. the battle was soon In pro-
gresa.
Moro than thirty shots we're fred.
The man who was killed was nocccd
with blow by his antagonist. who
grabbed his pistol. The fatal shot en-
tered his body. Tho man and his son
in-law fed and are stlll at large.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

Texarkana Tex March S-Antonio
0ingotta. the Italian who was involved
In an imbroglio with two others of his
nationality In this city yesterday an-
pcared before the officers this after
noon and surrendered. In his examine
ing trial before Justice Hooks II was
shown that Gingotta acted In self de-
fense. lie waa released on a nominal
bond 20 await the action Of the grand
jury. Gingottas father-in-law, Co
neila. who was also arrested charged
with completely IA the crime was re-
leased on a similar bond Vincen;es
OrayRnio. the man who was Killed in
the ARRAY, was buried In the Catholic
cemetery this evening
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

How Is u that no proposition can
be found 20 bald Of sense and utterly
foolish that IL does not hnd advocates
In congress? The attacks and Hdicule
~ debate have no eroot whatever on
the advocate. he goes right on. just
the same. lie that is foolish II foolish
Hiill. In this matter congress is q
queer body What. after an. BE- the real
purpose and place OF general debate
ia congress?
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

The best place for pure food
show is tho family dining-room The
exhibit ought 20 bc continuous. The
adulieFation 90 food products inter
foros with the success % the exhibit
zion. and therefore every family has
a measure of failure in making its
display OF articles ft for human COM
auHption.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

The entire history of Russia seems
10 favor the Euppos.t.on that she ht
some future time haf a destiny 90 full
NIL From a tmall beginning she has
risen 20 an UNPARALLELED power what
a. hrat VAS only ihe runf1lldation of
some Insignificant harharola horics
has become on empire n Gigantic o.
meusions Almost CttFy year adds
new strength 20 her pow,rful arm now
wealth 20 her yasi resources other
nations have FroWn 20 maturity. de-
cuyed and passed asty within The rrr-
iod Of her history. lat Russia frnalua
still GT0wing
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

Corslcana. Tex. March $50 far a.
cotton receipts at the yards hers 10
concerned the season Is about over
and summing up shows the following
figures Receipts from wagons al the
three yards foo, up a total Of 27SS5
bales as against a total Of 2i,isG baloa
last season There have beoa COM
pressed at the Corslcana compress This
season IN round numbers $1,000 bales
and there is now on hand In the yards
and at the compress 1858 bales. The
crop In this county was In the matter
OF yield per acre short, but the IN
creased acreage more than made up the
difference, the receipts this season be-
ing 33i9 bales larger than they wess
last season.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

Tho industries Of Great Britain sui-
fcred loss of many millions through
the labor disputes of last year. Strikes
seem 10 be- taking the place ~ war az
a waster ~ substance How they may
be done away with 10 a problem worthy
Of the most strenuous attempts al So
luton
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

A clergyman says dancing must be
wrong because women prefer TO dance
with men and men with women. II
anybody fayors dancing after that he
must be- loft 10 the power o. a' argu-
mCnt
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

Friendship is vase which. when Il
Is nawod by heat or violence or accl-
dent may az well be- broken at once;
it can never be trusted after. Coarse
stones. " they are fractured. may be
cemontcd again. precious ones never.
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

Nuwed- According TO you. never
told you a single truth before we we're
married" Mrs. Nuwed-"Oh. George;
you weren't quite 80 bad az all that.
Doht you remember you always used
TO say you were unworthy OF met"
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

what" asks the Browning. Mo-.
Leader-Record, would a Spanish reEi-
ment DO with a boy like this7 One
down IN Taney county ran out OF shot
while out hunting. but happened to
have his 'taw' marble along with him
and he loaded his gun with Il and
killed a deer on his way home"
The Eddy current., 1898-03-12

n viii hc news 20 most persons that
there ia a Lord Henry somorrct. Eot
only that. hut hls wife counts him
among her charities and gives him two
thousand pounds every year