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

Hes the stngiest old thing!' said
Becky PuTcsll
girls
THAT clerk at Boyntous. / bought
remnant Of silk, Sc wa TWO yards ana
an eighth. and he charged uc for -he
eighth" Laura Ho.comb laughed
"wbon 4 hear that word saia she.
sungy 1 think OF Kate sulweAi ana
( guess I always shall
zone OF the girls al chase Ialll' said
stella Ward Chase Hall was the distant
boarding school which Laura Holcomb
attended,. and from which sn3 bad just
come home Tor the summer
Yes. The Shingles. giri there o. tfat
vas what we called her said Laura
smiling a little
Tell ABOUT It," said Becky Purcell.
"Weu Kate was a freshman Lac ian
Laura began. she camc from haw.cy,
and another girl came "a the same time
from tae same placc-Ph0eoo Williams.
we didn't think much OF Phoebe VIII
'isms somehow. Size was g nice eira out
she was quiet and rather plain ard she
didn't care ANYTHING sbout clothes ln7
the studied all the time. she just dugl
end 30. you see. SIZE wasn't exactly pope
ular.
"But Kate sui1seu was. She was one
Of the girls that are bound 90 DE. She
was pretty ana smart. SHE wos the Kind
~ girl that can DO .h.l-s-cuy thing-an1
before We knew s. bte was on two or
hres of the freshmen class commltte1s,
ana Woe president % the music c'ub-she
paved splendid and sIh-ed-tor % the
Chzss Hal Record. ant no freshman hsd
evar been that oe,ors Ara shs didn't Try
sor snythlng. either. she d.ln't push her
SIT There was something reai sweet
a5svt ka-s srlwel and We ali hksd
hsr.
Tor va az ala Or q while: but one day
sara Decker and Louise Nortarop and
we're speaking about her
She's one OF tho brightest girls in
sahool. Of course SAID Louise bat do
vou know what l thlnir2 ] think SHE'S the
stingiest. too
" i believe f. sale sara Decker. I've
noticed &C. Sou know lhe music club is
going 20 buy a bust 90 Liszt for the
MUSHROOM VOL Kate ScNweU hasn't
subscribed d cent Cor ABB she's vice pres
ideat and don thiak she means to
either 1he contributions are voluntary
of ea.rse 5ut don, 500 shlnk SHE'S rash.
er mesaT
Dl course. sal1 Louise and
thoueht sic was rather meaa tae Other
l4y 200 Mdly Ors was soiag 90 throw
away a cker table she'd had 81 hes
room 600 she'd got tI-ed o. 10. and Ka,e
silWel offered her Is cents for 80 and
took IL The idea Way didn't she buy
a new ope2 She must have plenty az
money why. look at her dresses; they're
lovely
THAT'S tho tinny part Of e. She's
from Hawlcy said Sara. and there q
stilwell in Hawiey that owns the Paper
Mills there and he's rich and l think
II Is her father Nro - Stilwen. Papa
has business with hlm'
"'Why. thea. is sort Of mania. her
being 50 suf sy. Isn't itr said Louise
Something Ike klcptomanisr
Il tried - stand W fsr her some. bu;
I cou'dnt say n ach, for you know. I'd
seen that same thing ~ her pysell. ard
7 thought II she was really rich girl Il
vas juss horFid
"That afternoon Louise snd I cane
zcsosf Phoebe WiiHins W the librsrg
studying French history for dear life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
WHAT WAR MEANS.
Barcelona Doctors Description Of His
Nisi; 60 a Philippine Trrnsport

Barcelona Doctors Description OF His
Nlsi; to a Philippine Trrnsport
These Door soldiers no, one Of whom
was past bis first youth. were ia most
terrible condition. mere skeletons COW
or4d with yellow skin IKE leather and
scored with deep wrinkles Their CLASSY
eyes were sunk in tho sockets and rim
med wild. black. The wounded. covered
with excrement were bowling with pain.
for their sores had not been dressed and
were infested with tlics and worms.
entered the room pointed ort to me
by the doctor VINO accompanied me, fnd
.herc came TO the most terrible corner
of this Coating lazaretto. Sixteen SOLE
iie-s we're on the point OF death. Here
a dead body 'ay on its back. one eve
wide oucu the other almost slut. while
TIE bottom Of the face was covered with
a thick roam. There was another young
soldier. eaten up by consumption.
stretched beside Che corpse. he was
looking % it quietly. with certain
stoical cain and be lay without move
mont ar II he 0Iready belonged 10 the
kingdom OF shadows.
Another solder on the coutr- ~ whose
lower jan had been carried away BY 2
bullet was hiding his face "a he sheets
30 that ne might not see the dead man.
But. IN spite OF his terror. ana rs l.
moved by en- irresis,i.la force. he would
now and then draw aside his covering.
slightly raise his head and look sldc-
ways AZ mis- dead comrade. his face took
IN a lock Of horror which ] cannot de-
scribe and tneu ne would niae himself
0eain under the cOyerlet
The others paid no attention 10 the
lead man The extent ~ their suffer
iuqs made trem Indifferent 20 What han
nenol around them a young soldier. his
face looking pgthetcally Ike that OF a
ra.e young girl was shriekinT aloud
Cor some one o. come ana hnIs1 him.
Another quite as young. vas calling on
hls mothers name W.th tears aud hys-
fe-ical sabs. 90 mother" he screamed.
'a0n't le7ve me IN nay trouble Take me
y tn YOU TO heaven. ! cannot bear y
any longer. Q Cod Il is burning me
no. Mother mother. save me-. An
other viii horrible oaths groaned and
swOro that he had In his stomach
viner which was eating into his bowels.
Above MIN another young soldier was
s0bblnz so plteOusiv that 10 hear him
was enough TO curdie ones blood. Two
DYING men near HIM were inhahus ether
90 hcl1 their breathing, and at the bot
tom Of this den there rolled and shook
on his mattress a living being so burned
up with fever that he looked Ike a mad
man.-London Chronicle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
YORK RIVER LINE via WEST POINn
TIE FAVORIrE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND

LEAVE RICHMOND
$50 L. NJ, no. 10. BSlllmose Liinited,
daily eXcsp. sundays, for Most
Point, there neklng close cgnnecsi0a
On Monday, Wednesdays aud Fra
Gays with steamer iOr BalumOrai
a.cO, with stage at Lester Manor foe
WalkertOn and Isppdnanncck %
Tuesday. thursdays ana SatGrdayi.
2;s0 l. NJ, so 10, local express. Mons
days, wednesday, ana Fridays. -
West Point and Intermediate stas
tions Connects With stage al Lest0
Manor for WalkCrlon and Tappahons
mock. also, al West Poln, wts
steamer tor Baltimore. stops al All
s-alQns.
500 a. A.. No IS. local mixed Leaves
daily except sunday iron. virgins
Street Station for West Point ana
intermediate stations, connecting
with stage AT Iestor Manor i06
Walkerton and Tapoahannock-
TRAINS ARRIN AT RICHMOND.
9:lI 4. ~. Daily
lO.40 A. n. Wednesdays and Fridays only,
7:Oj p. NJ, Daily except Sunday fro1
West Point and iater.ne0iate SAD
tons.
Steamers leave West Point a, 500 p. II
Mondays, Wednesdays ard Fridays, aAa
Baltimore o. 5.0l 4. ii. Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays.
Ticket Office at station foo, 81 virsinIn
street open from 500 a. II. 70 s.OO II
~, and from $50 =. NJ. 20 II A. Nj. CiIl
ticket c 9iiiee' 'e' east h9I9 ,'rS r,Tex
Traiho Manager Gen. Pass. Ascent.
f. S. CANNON. Third Vice President ana
General Manager. Washington. ID. ..
C. W. wESTnURY, TRAY. Pass Agent.
gg0 east Main street. Richmond, va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
10 the Juniors,

The Prize thls month viii be copy
Of the English 'Cnatterbox.' Who ~il
gst IT, did sou say9 Why. that Boy or sir,
Who senas in during ,he month lhe four
best original news Items. ali ready to be
pr.lted n The Timss-.aat is. each must
nave rs proper heading and be clearly
written on alternate sides of the paper
LOT us have v0ur lrst cftor' this weok
TIE TIMES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac RaI!IOai.

SCHEDULE l.; EFFECT MAY Is lax
LEAVE BYI.D STREET STATION.
4aO A. AZ. bany Ior nasaiHs son ana
yu.ii.S ADEtl.. OtO.s ynlJ -
sulIOld aA1 FEg4sgicNsS1fs.
Lulllaan s.eepar " He" tv'A.
$50 A. 81. aunC4y oAi5, Ter 0s4iAo "a
ana p0.n,s Norm. osvvs AZ
Liza, E.en Area, As.ila3i.
4aylOEssIle, Jus~ al, HutAer
1ltn, reno -, ill4tOlds y JJA.-
!ue Gu4l.c.. summit, rge1ct-
iCasDGr5. l5rOOAe AID W i1S-
valer pullman car.
e.is 4. Al IJ.u.y cACcY. ouhccy, ior
OF" - k,tlsnlnsl04g and pglass No. ID.
Stops d. Eloa Ashland, lay
lors.t.e LOsHtil, ltui-er
ellen. Ienola. Milford. Woods
lane l,UIusd. summit, ~ rJer-
fcAsbuIs, Brooke ana W lus-
wafer. Pullman car.
,,.aa NJ .J..y cxctpt Sunday, roe
NashiEgIon and points Nortn.
Stops IL EiDa, Glen Allsa.
Ashland. boswell. Milford,
fredericksburg. Brooke. sad
W.desaler 3ar'or Car also,
Limited az Washington.
TN 70 N Daily. Cor Washington and
nshland. Roswell. Milford,
Ircderi ksburg. BROOKE ana
Wldewaler and othor stations
sondays. sleeper Riehaoni TO
New York
ARRIVE BYRD STREET STATION.
s.IoA A Daily. slops AZ Whitewater,
Wv BroJae, tIrQeacksDuIg, Ml.-
ford. boswell. Ashland. aai
EiOa. ana 3sher stations Snn-
days. s.sspes NsS York 10
,sP.M. Daily. except Sunday. sions
at MlGegstsr. Brooke, srvs.-
trlcAsOprs, sumn.i,t. unin~a,
Weeds sne. Milford. Psnoll,
Rllhsr Glen. pVswcL, Taylors-
- nA
Eta. Psrlof car from WASH
71o p. NJ. DAILY. stops only at Fred-
ericgsours. Boswell. Asn'and
and E.ha, Pullman cars fosa
New York.
s.ss N. Daily. Stops az Whitewater,
Brooke. FrCdercksbury Suri-
nit Guinea Woodsla ie. Mhi-
ford. Penola. Huihe, Glen.
boswell rayiorsv'fe Ashi, n,
Cen Allen. and Elb2. Slee;..ns
Ger.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY Except Sunday)
400 y. NJ. Leave Byrd Street station
SO A, III. Arrive byrd Street station.
ASHLAND TRAi<S.
tDaiiy Except sunday
$40 A. NJ Leaves Eiba.
go r. n. Leaves E.es-
$40 A. NJ Arrives Elba
eco II. II. Arrives Elha-
w TALON
pr>4.tAnA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
FOR THE LADS
AND LASSIES.
VINO viii Get That Chattcrbox2 We
Do MOI KnOw--DO You2
PATIENCE, CLfyfR LITTLE GIRL
& Town Where Dolls arc Madc-1he
Men and Women and Scme of the
Children earn ihcir Living
By This Means
Nonsensa for Little Children,

4 little rag 5.g e.cPhant
OF 40 distinctive grace
stsnds BY himself CD the nursery shelf
VIII a wonderfully wocful face
A lonely and sad elephant
with ewes ~ shining bead.
-4is poor little BODY is made ~ shoddy
Ana his tail Of highland tweed,
Cpon MS broad ard seamly back
No howdah carries be
But baggage Of tags. ana scallopsd RAGS
Where pens could wiped be-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
The Ricfluiond Transfer
Company,
No. oO3 EAST MAIN STREET

GENERAL, RAILROAD AND STEAM.
SHIP lIOALr OF FlCE.
CITY TICA1r OttL-E Eos ItlL~
MAJ s PALACE CAR AlDA. ~ ,.
sTATE-EOOMs ELSlKNED On OCEAN
STEAMERS.
without cost 20 p2sseueers gag gage
called Tor and checked 20 destination.
-a'nIot'e an. cabs furnished on short mo-
- Handsome Pleasure Carriages Tor
hi-e. TALLf-HO COACH aad O1Nl-
t3ifSEs Tor PICNIC PARTIES. Branch
o-''~' A. ". CARRIER.
.,,-,r President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

TIC list OF business colleges for which
one % our olsvsr girls has asked us can-
Dot be published unI next sunday. Then
ebs shall certainly Aavs g. We hope she
doesn't think us very unpleasant because
ss make her wait
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
4 New Scheme
to make money has been
practiced for ages, but to-day
THE GREAT SECRET

is to save money, and that IS
what we guarantee those who
patrcnize us.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

A son vas to-a 20 Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
Kendall, at Mount Vernon. on O1tobeF
T. This IS the sixth child. They have
four boys and tvo girls. The happy lit
lie mother "a professionally known as
Jennie Dupp. WITH her d!miuutive
brother. Arthur. Who PLAYED Dick Dead
I'VE. she was a Rav.rlys Juyenlle Pima
for company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
RAIL ROADS.
RAIL ROADS.
~s~~~~~~~~~~~~-~-o-0~~-~- -~r~'@'->>
szsaeN Chesapeake and
$3.50 szls:,s Ohio Railway
,-,,-.,,,..-,,.,. I,1.,r,,,prD . 1898

s'1S'';:ss Ohio Railway
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER p 1855
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
$50 a. u. Daily with Parior car Tor
prlnc.pal stations, Newport
News. Old PCin-. MOTIONS she
Portsmouth. Connects al NOR
ioiA vl1n New tvl@ ste@mets.
S;i' P, II. Daily W,;h Pullman for
local stations, Newport News,
Oic POM. N0rIOiN and FOFss-
s-. mouth. CoEnects at O.d fo'nt
htsh Washington steamers,
dany ana wiki Laliiiloro
49, steamers except SUNDAY.
wv ~ ~ las AAE4essi nlsn gaElor
cal. except sunday. Tor Cili-
tcn Folbe. Connects al Cor
oonsvhle fOr Orange. Cu.ptpsr.
NayertOn, Manassas, A.eNan-
dria and Washington. ~
Union Station. J1aHOlte- vile
Tor Lyncnourg, al 9asIc cay
Tor LagerstOHa.
I.l0 i. II. DAILY. w.th pullman 10 Gin
cinnlu Louisville ara -
Louis, connecting ~ COvius-
toa, Va. for Hot S.r'no
ctops Only az imp9ft ant
stations. Meals servcd On Dan
mp cars. No. Z. local train,
except SundaT, fOilOws above
,ra.n from Corfonsyi.e ~
5Lrunton.
$50 ?. NJ Accommodation, except sun
jay, Tor boswell
1880 p. i. Daily for Cincinnati with
iullnan 70 Hinton N.Na-and
tiOrdOnsri.ie ~ Cincinnati
and Louisville. Meals served
on dining car. Connects az
stanton Except sunday for
VI inChester Va. and az Cow
ingicn. va, da:iy for Virginia
HOl Snrings
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION
1890 A. n. Daily. log Lynehhurs LeXins-
ton, Va, and Clifton rofse.
Connects, except sunday. Witl
Buckingham and ber.ne
branches, ana o clifton Forge
VITA 40. ! for Cincinnati.
$40 7. r. Except Sunday Tor Columbia.
TRAINS ARRIVE Az RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
500 q. ~ except .ulaS from boswell.
$50 a. VI Daily. from Cincinnati
lo:io y. N. Daily, from Norfolk and Old
$50 r NJ. DSi'y' from cincionau ana
ESQ p II. DaIiy, nom NORFOLK and Old
Point
7:45 T.. N tAcept Sunday, from Clifton
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$40 A. u l,Nsept Sunday, from Column
Dia.
GEO p. II. Daily from Clifton Forge,
Lexington. Va. and Lynch
burg. and. except Sunday.
from Ner CaoIlr api po-uey.
JOHN . POTTS.
Assistant Gen. Pas. Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
TRArss ARRIVE RICHMOND.

AGO A. III. Daily. From Jacksonville.
Savannah Charleston, Allan
IA, Macon. Augusta. ald ali
points south.
SIS A. NJ. DaAy excep. Sunday Allan
"a. Athens. and Raleigh. Hen
lcrson, LynchDLrg aad the
Nclt.
g.97 4. n Daug PETERSBURG local
g.OQ A. Al sunday only. FROM Atlanta.
Athens, kllcigl and IcnIer-
son Ly1chhurg and The Vest
Hos A NJ Daily. Norfolk. SUFFOLK alG
Petersburg.
GEO 2. N. Daiy Jacksonville. Savan-
nah, Charleston. II .l.alng On,
GO.ls1o.O 0E4 al pOlrls
SolLn.
6.55 p. VI. Daily Norfolk suffolk, Wav-
criv and Petersburg.
S:56 p. ~ Daily Petersburg, Lynch
burg and Wes..
Io.i5 4 A. sunday Accommodation.
7:l1 , Il. Sunday Accommodate lion.
4. 81. EMERSON,
j. r kENLY. iraiic Manager.
General Manager.
II. ~ ENENSON.
General Passenger Assent.
g. : CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
RAIL ROADs.
IN Souther n
CE Railway
oNHEDC Ii II Ise| ~ y - . . -"
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
1910 \. IL, No. u, southern Expresa
points South. Sleeper kicnmcnd -
Danyile. greensboro. Salisbury
Cnarl9lte. Coiumo.a and Augusta
I'll ssatioRs Between Aicnmond anl
Danviile 10 take on ana .et OH pas~
sengers.
Connects a, Dsnyi.lc, Salisbury
and Charlotte with the WasnlngtoI
and southwestern Limited mo. III
carrying sleepers New YORK 10 Assa
WIZ, iiot sprl1gs, Cnauan1,~a ans
New essHSYY sis New is ss e.S o ri Ssa
YORK to Tampa. and nrst-eiass aat
coacn between Washington AND
Memphis. CONNEXIONS are maue
fer all points In Texas ana caii;or.
MA. Sleeper open FOR occupancy :"
p;Oi p. NJ. No. l. tolId train daily. iov
Charlotte. y. G.. connects az Moses
ley '.i.n Farmyihs and PowhAtaA
railroad AT keysville for CiaiAss
villa Oxford Henderson and Dun
nam. ani al Greensboro TOT DUR
ham; Raleigh and .WMston-salenii
a! Dany.lIe VITA no. @ u1lyes
states fast mail. solid train, dalit
for New Orleans aud poin : soath,
which carries sleepars Nes YORK %
New Orleans and New York 70 Jach.
sonyiile. Through Sleeper salisbury
70 Memphis. also Pullman toui'ss
sleeper every Wednesday Washinss
ton 20 San Francisco Without chargA
s'V9 / X, No 4, local oa1iy except suns
day. FOL heysvile and ntermeolatc
points
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
ESQ =. ~.
6:-5 p A From Atlanta, AuSustA
Ashevlile.
$40 4. NJ. from Keysvile and local sta
tons
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and 81, between Manchester ana
Ne8pollS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
STEAMBOAT Inns.

CLD DOMINION ayEAMsAiP COM
NNa11Y SERVICE EXCEPT SUNDAY.
IAN Steamers leave Norfolk.
"a. DAILY oxc-pt sunday
- a. p. a. Passen-
lE5 gers leave Klchmoad VIA
it~p1S =. q. < O. railroad . 4.
S<s.N A.. Or z. and p. railroad.
II ~ aud ". route. 3 A II
F,e connect WIN steamer Al.
DIRECT STEAMER leaves Richmond
FOR new York Fia James river eEegy
ALonday ,passsug4l9 and .feiSnO q l.
A. sIdlfioual steamer N.reign. and Steer
sc sn.scnsersl leaves R!chmoni for Nor
- .SI everv Wednesday, and Friday al S
II connecting with steamer Tor sew
YorA .--w vopu nssss,g.-,
,. EHoTT A ii,aiYH EAcEPT SUSDSY- sP
salurLays 4. NJ Tor RichEOnd via
OIi Point OF NeTt9lh
Oin5rfECT STEAMER via James river
roy og5'e, -.s saisJJ =. 81 and f resSI g 5S
Ail u 80 VA Norfolk Mondays anG Wed
sS.s.15svs. sallings from eomgaly's pier,
y Noft,n iii 'SiormaGon apply to
r"' JOHN L. MAY Err. Agent.
1872 east Min street
Richmond va.
" 7. Gunlaudeu. Vice President and
Traffic Manager. New YORK.
PHILADELPHIA, II GxfxA
uoND AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP
SOMPANY.
Amounted sailing days: Every TUES
DAS FRIDAY. and SUNDAY az day
"reIght received daily iii p. NJ
Fare including meals and BERN, 1900
On Fridays and sundays steamers.
ror further lnformltian lnply %
3 W. McCARRfCK.
f,,,erat Southern AGENT. os' ROckafts
s''e' w. p. CLYDE a CO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16
Atlantic Coast Line,
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JUNE IS. 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-UNION
DEPOL

7:s5 A. 81. Sunday Accommodation. Ar
riyes Pelersb1ts So A. NJ
Makes aA stops *. anu =.
800 A Vi. Da1y. arrives Petersburg s.el
A. A., norfolk u.-i A. n.
Nayerly AID suffolk Va.
9.QJ A. NJ. Dally. arrives Petersburg e.y0
A. g.. Wcl40n III - -. "a.
Fayetteville 4.l5 L. A..
Charleston 1929 h NJ, Savan-
nah 1900 A. 81, Jacksonville
$3.50 a. n. Port Tampa 6.zJ
j.. NJ. Connects a. Wilson
s s,ro -S5 ao p. ii. wilmington
h;f5 u. b. Pullman sleeper
New YORK % Jacksonville.
1850 /. NJ. Daily. local arrives Peters
0ufg 3:42 p. III. Makes all
$40 P. II. sunday Accommodation. Ar
rive5 fetersbur2 9.-3 p. ri.
Makes al stops T. and Z.
$50 p. II. DaAy, arrives Petersburg GO
+. IA. Makes local stops X.
and >. railroad.
10 p. II. D4Ay, arrives Petersburg S:oi
T.. 81. c)naects with y. ard
". FOX N-rtO.k aud il,e-nc-
dl8te p0Iuls. LmpOria $40
tCouueCts alth =. and d. for
stations between EmpoFia and
L4WreaccvDIel Weldon g42
J.. 81. Fay attovl.le l:0l A.
M., Charleston s.0- a. NJ, ga
Ernnah $50 q. 81. Jackson,
vie ,l:o9, p. ". Port Tampa
NEW LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA S-Arrlyins
Aiken l.Zs A. A.. augusta S.ly
q 81. Macon ID 4. 81 At
l0uta IFS J.. ST. Pullman
-eepers New York 10 WI
mlagLol. Jacksonville Port
Tampa, Aiken Augusta. and
Macon.
g.55 p. II. DaIy. arrives Petersburg
1891 r. 81 weldon li:99 =. NJ
Aidkes local stops between
Peter sJurg ard We don.
u:lo p. NJ. DAILY Arrives re,ers5u-s
t2.-0 4. n. Lynchhure 5.il a.
Al Roanoke ISIS A. ~. BT.g-
tal 1870 p. 49, Pullman
Sleeper Richmond % Lynch
blrg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-16

-~.c.~ $4,000 ~ ~ - - 49, -
HLD DOMINION arEAMSHiP COM
EANY.
DAILY SERVICE E"CLFI SUNDAY.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-01-01

A. j. Dufur Jr is one of the pioneers this section
being largely instrumental laying the present town
site of Duur and today of its most respected c
1s47 he moved with his parents to
Wisconsin the of and after remaining there
years. he and his mother, sister and brother w. H.,
by California his father having crossed the
plains California they started for
Oregon crossing the mountains foot and located on
farm Portland where they remained for about twelve
years September 1872 he and his brother, E. b.
county, began and stock raising which
continued doing until five years ago. when he disposed
his his brother B. Since that time he has
been engaged in daryng and general farming and also
the 15Mile" house until December 1894 when
count of his wifes Sickness he had to rent both hotel and
farm.
He married Miss Mary NJ Hansberry of Portland in
1862 and two daughters living beng
to G.. P Balch the druggist.
Dufur the first Mayor of Dufur, and honored
by a also elected justice of the
three consecutive times but resigned before the
pration of his last He has also filled the positions of
school director and school clerk.
J. A. GULLIFORD.
gentlemans in life is of which he should
justly proud 1t is we'll known fact that in early
the majority of who to this coast did
under excitement which the discovery of gold had
States and arriving here all FASTENED
to the mountains with the anticipation of making fortune
within year two and returning to their Eastern homes
spend the remainder of their lives in and luxury
Such however, not the with the subject of
pursuit of agriculture appears
his ambition and applying systematic business methods
to-day of the substantial the county
Mr.. Gulford born in Sangamon county, Illinois, Sep
tember 1884 He crossed the plains in 1852 settling
county, and from the first became interested
ing and stock raising In 1866 he located Prnevlle
and 1877 moved to 15Mle the city of Du
Miss Martha Vanderpool 16 1872,
and has He is honored member of Ridgely
Lodge, No. l. O. O. F. He is strictly conscientious all
his acs his word being good his bond
ing among his fellow men is exceeded by none.
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Hon. A. J. Dufur who died June 5, 1890, of the
representative of this county Born in New Hamp-
shire in 1916 he to Vermont child In 1855 he mmi
grated to Wisconsin, and two after elected
the legislature and served with honor himself
and benefit to his State In 1859 with wife and four chill
dren, boldly forth for Oregon to found home
himself and family in the wilderness. He time
when Oregon needed of brains we'll muscle
in A. j. Dufur both combined and the indomita
energy that had enabled him obtain a thor
ough education the pine light log cabin enabled him
to go region Portland
literally hew out a home
The infant state not long in recognizing the ability of
her citizen, gloomy days 1862 just
time left the legislature
sin. member the house of representatives of
where his experience invaluable among his
sociates. His chosen vocation farming and when his
expired he returned to his farm Portland did
not lose sight of state and national affairs He
the organizers of the State Agricultural Society,
of the agricultural department Of the Portland Bulletin
and for years connected with the old Willamette
associate editor.
In 1876, when the Centennial American independence
celebrated, he again called from his farm and
asked Commissioner of Oregon show the world gath
cred at Philadelphia that Oregon had to be wilder
that her mines, forests orchards grain
fisheries could compete with the world
well the records of immigration will atestnOne could do
better That his work appreciated is shown when
state that the people of Oregon him with hand
mounted and elegant watch made from the
gold specimens which he exhibited Philadelphia.
The main interest of his declining years
the prosperity of the city which bears the family
and public meeting good complete without
his venerable counenance in the presiding officers chair
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paper properties in Canada states the
Union. About two ago he here established
the 'Dispatch which he enlarged November g. 1897
office is well equipped for job work description
and for neatness and dispatch has gained well
reputation Mr.. Turner's disposition progressive
nature and the policy Of his paper always
times and he has contributed much towards bringing
Dufur with it's many natural advantages the notice
the general public.