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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-26
Atlantic Coast Line.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN IL lssz
TRAINS LEAVE RfCHNOND-UNlOs
DEPOT.
. NJ. Daily. arrives Peters,urg s:Ji

500 A. NJ Daily arrives Peters'urg 81
A. ~. Norfolk ll.E 4. NJ.
Stops only az Pstefsburg'
Wavtrly aud Suffolk Va. -
800 A. NJ, Daily arrives Petersburg 80
A. NJ. Weldon 1852 A. ~.
fayeuevlde as =. ~
Charleston 1929 y. VI SaNan-
nah l2:g A. NJ. Jac&sorvills
750 A. NJ. Port Tampa %
T.. NJ. Connects at wilson
with No a.. arriving colds
borO $40 L. NJ. Wilmington
5l5 p ~ Pullman sleeper
New YORK 20 Jacksonville.
burg 3.is p 81 Makes all
$50 p. NJ. Daily. arrives Petersburg Ell
T. NJ. Makes local sf~i. X.
and =. railroad.
100 p. NJ, Daily. arrives Ir't.aulrg sol
T. Al conrc B. wi,h y. and
W. Or r.lolk ard n.crme-
diate points. Emporid 30
CONNECTS with A. ald ID. ior
stations between Empofia ana
LawrenceN lcl. Weldon y,i-
?. NJ. Fayetteville 1901 A.
NJ Charleston 6.O2 A. NJ. Sa-
vannah 500 A. A. Jackson
vile l.oo p NJ. Port Tampa
new LINE TO MIDDLE
GEORGIA POINTS Arriving
Aiken 7.& a. NJ Augusta $40
y. NJ. Macon Ut 4. NJ Al
lanta l2I5 r. N Pullman
Seopers New York 20 VIII
mngtOn. JacksolNilc. PORT
Tampa, Aiken. Augusta. and
s:5s P 81. Daily. arrives Petersburg
9.3l +. NJ. Weldon ll2l 7. NJ.
Makes local stops between
Petersburg and Weldon. .
1000 p. NJ, Ia by except sunday. Inc
New York nno Florida SPEC
cial Arrives Charleston 10
A. NJ. Savannah 90l A. NJ
jacksonville l.l0 J. ~ s.
Augustine 200 p ~. Tampa
1850 p NJ. Daily " Arrives Pe,ersburs
n go =. NJ. Lvnchhurg I'D I.
NJ Roanoke 5.n0 a. 81. nrs.o
1920 4. VI. Pullman sleeper
Richmond 90 LynchbIre.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. .
eco a. 81. Daily. From Jacksonville.
Savannah. Charleston. At3n,
"a Macon. Augusta. and al
sl5 A. N. DAILY except sunday Allan
% Athens and Rllci1h. Hon
derson. Lyn.h5urs. AMI Inc
ss7A.M. Daily. Petersburg local
SIS A. ~. Daily cxcent Monday. from
Tampa. Jacksonville. SaFan-
nah and Charles on.
500 4. NJ. Sunday only From Atlanta.
Athens. Raleigh and Hender-
son Lynch1urg. aud the West.
ii.05 A. NJ. Daily Norfolk suffolk and
PETERSBURG
7:i5 p. NJ. Daily Jacksonville savan-
nah Charleston. Wllmington.
Goidshoro and al points
South
SIS p. NJ. Daily Norfolk suffolk Way
eriv and Petersburg.
SIG p NJ. Daily Petersburg. Lynch
burg ard West
T. N rNrps0N
JR KTNLY. Traffic Manager
General Manager.
II. NJ EMERSON
General Passenger AGENT
g. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-26
HAiLkOADs
80 - Chesapeake and
49, 49, Onl0 haIlHlb
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 5, 1898.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.

EFFECTIVE JANUARY ), lsJS.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION.
$50 A. NJ. Daily. with parlor car tor
principal stations. Ne"PoIs
news Old Point. Ncrio'h anu
Portsmouth. Connects udiy
with Old Dominion steamships
for New York
2.lo p. NJ. Daily. with pullman Tor
local stations, Newport Ne"s'
Od Point. Norfolk and Por's-
mouth.
1000 A VI. Local train. except -,; Gun M
T1rge. Connects al Cor
donsville FOR orange. Culpeper'
Calverton. Manassas. AleAah-
dria ana Washington. at
Union station. Charl0ttesYli,e,
for Lynchburg. az basic TOT
HagerstOwn.
ok y NJ psilv. with Pullman 10 Gin
cinnau Louisville ana -.
Louis. stops only al important
stations. Meals served on lin-
Ing cars. No. Z. lOcal tram
except sunday follows above
train from Gordonsvle 10
Stanton.
s.ao y N Accommodation. except sun
day for Charlottesville.
io.ao p NJ. Daily for Cincinnati, Win
Pullman TO clinton. W .Na.and
GOrdOnsville TO Olncihndti
and Louisville. Mca served
on dining car. connects az
stanton except sunday Tor
winchester Va. and "a Gov
ington Va. daily for Virginia
Hot Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
t1.so A. NJ Daily. for Lynchburg and
Clifton Forge Connects az
Rremo. except sunday. Tor
White Hail. except sunday az
balcony for Lexington, and al
". clifton Forge with NO
for Cincinnati
400 p. NJ. Except Sunday. Local accom-
modation FOR Columbia.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET station.
$50 A. NJ Daily. from Cincinnati 81,
Ills A. NJ. Daily. from Norfolk ana Ola
$50 p. NJ. baiiy from Cincinnati and
$50 p. ~ baiy. from Norfolk and Old
7:i5 p. NJ Except sunday. frGm West
clifton FORGE.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
$50 A. NJ Except sunday from Column
500 p. NJ. Daily. from clifton Forge and
I.ynchburg. anil except sum
dnv. from Lexington ana
White Hall
JOIN p. POTTS.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-26

=, :,
SAVE YOUR MONEY BY bD lNo ~
IfIN y s SONS
Ear'y Breakfast Coffee lib papers =,
Java and Laguayra ........ $3.50
Ga lorna halsIns. per pound .''''
Jefferson Laundry Soap. bar. 49,
Oid Dominion and Good Luck tsh-
ing Powders. lib box.......::...~
snYw lane Fatent raniIy riou' ~
So2I barrel, or sack .............- q"
Silver King Minnesota fa's"N II
Fam ~ Flour. 81 ~ Dbl. or ss'~., 20
BIB. package Prepared BucAwheae Ok
large cans Table Peaches .....''' 10
.-"fNnf can Jelly .........' 80 r.
Knc n Malt Coffee. sure cure TOT IN
dysp rs a. per pound ..-...'''''' 2
Concen ated Lye per box ....-.,'' =
Chow-Chcw Mixed Pickles, per q'''
Calforr q Fam. mound ...-.... -, Il
C0cper's Crcca. fuesf IN rarket''"" :
''s' s IrTT.MAN'S SONS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-26


THE FAVORITE ROr-T NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.
i9O r. NJ. No &c. Baltimore Limited.
daily except sundays. for Wcsr
Point. there making close connection
on Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
davis with steamer for Baltimore
also with stage at Lester Manor Tor
Waikerton and TappahannOck on
TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays
2:9O =. NJ. No. 10. local express Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays. for
West Point and intermediate STA
lions. Connects with a'age at Lester
Manor for Walkerton md Iappahan-
mock: also. a. West Point with
steamer for Baltimore. Stops at all
500 '4 4. 81. No &C. local mixed
VIRGINIA street station for West
Point and intermediate stations. con-
Meeting with stage az LeStor Manor
FOR Walker'On and TaDpahannock
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
i0:4o 4. 81 Wednesdays and Fridays
500 p H.. Dairy sxcept sunday from
West Point and intermediate sta
steamers T'ir leave West Point at 900 P. ".
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, and
baltimore ar son r. VI. Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays
Ticket ONCE az station foot Of virginia
street. Omen from 900 a. ". 10 600 7.
NJ. and from 9:30 p. VI 10 70 4. NJ. City
ticket oftics soa east Main s. .r,,5 3,
Traffic Manager Cen. Pass. Agent.
Z. s. CANNON Third Wee President and
General Masacer. Washington d. c.
Z " W ESTpTDY Tr4V pass gent.
go east Main street. Richmond Va.
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N S&zW NoItsIE.@;!Wlss Jest
NFbss cet-dula IN Ffect
Scl--.iula n Ffect

DECEMBER D. 1891. ,.,D
LEAVE Rl,uMOND lDAlLil DiND
STREET STA lyN. ,,r.or -
900 A NJ. RICHMOND AND NghF " y
~" Norfoik li..SA. 81 Stops
1riv III Petersbure WaverIy,
en1 Sur0ik SecOnd-cluss
tickets not accepted on tnis
oo. AZ TIE CHICAGO EMPRESS.
wv ~ So Tor ,nenDuig kuauOke, co.
i1m6us and Chicago. pullman
Slreuer N0auOke lo COLUMN -
also Tor brlsl o. knoNsi IL.
and Chattanooga.
1902. " For sgolA ,, N9loN ,y She a.
Norfolk al lQ.s9 +. ".
1915 p. 81. Lor Lyaenoqfs R anI S'" Sith
washington and Chattanooga
irrl Ell Pullmdu eeuef3
poanoke 20 Memphis and New
or cans. Pullman 5 eeper be-
fwaen Richmond and Lynch.
burg. and berlhs ready lot
OCCUPANCY az 9C0 +. NJ Also
Pullnan sleeper Pelersb1fg
and Roanoke.
os.ot,s arrive klChr Ond from Lynch
,,,,g and the West daily az s.i5 4. "a
ona ss y NJ from NoifO'k and The East
AZ ii:05 A. NJ. and NEsTlBULED LlM-
TIED go Nj, ..-s.,
once ~ '''' r. w. COURTNEY.
W y RFVii.L'
General passs-Sey Agent.
General ONCE: Roanoke. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-26

women but the demand involved in the
til under consideration seems to.us TO 20
beyond legitimate bounds and to be
new departure entirely out Of harmony
with our system OF State government
Lynch5urg News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-26
By Augustine Royal q Co.
9nd
Gcorg, IT. Valentine.
Auct .Onecfs.

I'kISl Ek SAIL
A LARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
MATTRESSES CARPETS. CARPET
ING. LARGE STANDARD SAFE,
TWO MULES AND ONE
WAGON. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH . 1898,
on the pr. m ses. Nos. 1875 and ii5s cast
Main street. Richmond Va cOmmencin-
at 1879 clock a. NJ ana conlnylNH
thereafter every day at same nour un
whole Is d sp0sad of--by virtue or a d'eu
OF ass gnmelt- dated sln day OF Septem-
b r. lSiG and duly recorded IN the Chan-
Gerry Court for the city OF hicnmolu' e.
d. b. l5s r, page 81, VII oler TOT SAFE
at publ G. auction. on the day, hour I'D
Furni ure and House Furnishing Goods
without limit or reserve. consist nR. ~
part, Of Parlor IT'S, Sofas. Diyaus.
Chairs. Tabl.s. WardroD s. beds MI
tresses. BID Springs. Clocks, lamps.
large collection OF Stoves, Cradles y SKIS
Carpets. OAK and Walnut Chamber sets
oak aud Walnut WardroOes, IN ass
fronts, Handsome Bullets ana nina
tresses, Patent Barber Cnaits, hnn,,S,ty
and Marb. Top Tables. Ofics Desks
Chairs Of every descr ptiOn. Pedestal
Walnut and oak Extension Tables. fancs
screens. Mi rors. Handsome tat Racks.
and many other useful ana ornamental
,rt'cles TOO numerous 10 mention.
we wish espoc ally 20 call th atten.
ion Of dealers. hotels. board ng-house
keepers and the public generally 10 ms
great opportuni 20 supply their needS.
This stock large. we'll ASSORTED, aad WI.
bc sold. CARELESS OF cost
TERMS: Cash. >, ,,.,,,rs
Trustee.
Geo. n. Valentine, Auc'ioneer.
fe9l 26.27 mhl2
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SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE JAN. ~, 1893.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA.
1900 night 40. n. Southern Express
daly for Atlanta. Augusta anu
points South. sleeper Richmond 10
Danyue. Greensboro, Salisbury.
Charlotte Columbia and Augusta.
Sleeper open al $3.50 =. ~ Stops ai
al stations between iichmond anu
Danvlle 20 take Oh aud lct OH pas
Connects at Danyllle Salisbury.
and Charlotte with the Washington
and Southwestern Limited mo 80
carrying eepers New York 10 Ashe.
Vile Hot Springs Chattanooga. ana
Nashville. New York 20 Memphis
New York 10 New orleans. NeW
York 10 Tampa. and nrst-ciasS day
coach between Washington anu
Memphis. CONNECTIONS aye ntu9
f0r all points in fcNas ana GATOR
MIA. . ecper open for occupancy u'
200 noon. No. 2. solid train daily Tor
Charlotte. ~ c.. connects az Nose
ley with Farmyille and Po%lhoi,a'n
railroad Al Keysville FOR Z arks-
vile. oxford Henderson and Dur
ham and at Greensboro for Dur
ham Raleigh and WIns,on-Sa
al Danville with No -. United
states fast mail, sofia tflln. uaiiy
Tor New orleans and points south.
which carries sleepers New YORK 10
New orleans and New York 10 Jack
sonvule Through Sleeper Salisbury
20 Chattanooga. also. Pu Imam tour
Isl sleeper every Wednesday Wash
ington TO san Francisco without
600 p r.. No. H. local daily except
sunday. for keysNille and inierme-
TEAMS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
S.25 p. n From Atlanta. Augusta
Asneyi'lo.
$40 4. NJ. from Heysville and local sta
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos 81 and 81. between Manchester ana
NeapOis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-26
n COMMISSIONERS. SALE

T. COMMISSIONERS, SALE
PRoPERTY FRONTING on HER
MfTAGF ROAD AND LEIGH ST.,
AS EXTENDED.
by virtue of the below mentioned de-
cree, the unoerslened SPECIAL coninls-
sioners. therein appointed. vii sell az
pubic auction to the highest bidder sub
iect 10 The approval OF the court. o.
WEDN ESDAN. MARCH 2 1875.
at clock r. NJ. on the premises, the
following properly i9-S,S; c na1 SerS."
near the northwestern limits OF the city
OF Richmond. containing y acres more
or less, bounded on the west by INC HSt-
road On The east iy Gordon s estate and
Spottsvood avenue, ana on the soulh eF
Leigh street. h6 properly, VII .lst De
offered in blocks, ~ accofuance |lth q
parcels one Of which contains 2l-loW
acres on which there Is dWclihE' an
other Z AL 600 acres. and the DINERS OF
smaller acreage pats or Whl.h haNe Derl
made by James he09 a. con. ~ it,,,,, 80
Nos 9 and II north Eleventh street, anu
so much thereof will be SOLD a. may 10
necessary 10 pay the costs or sile ana d
cd, OF $1,000 and interest thereon from
lime 81 isd- and all accrued taxes. But
IL the aggregate amount or SAFES py
blocks or parcels. shall not be sut1cient 10
pay of said debt and costs then we W.
offer the property as q whole. including
streets and alleys a. shown on sald maps
and II the amount thus obtained snall pc
greater than the amounts realized from
the sale by blocks or parcels. u WI. be
sold as a whole otherwise the sale by
locks or parcels will be reported 10 the
court FOR confirmation
TERMS. One-f0urh cash ana TIE pa
ance at six. twelve and eighteen months.
evidenced by negotiable notes Of the pnr-
chaser with in,cros, added. and the utle
retained until the whole Of the purchase
money shall have been paid. and con-
veyance orf"red hv The court.
w. c. PRESTON.
IDMlND WADDfTT., JR.,
PRESTON COOKE.
JOHN \. LAME.
s. s. Il. pATTESON.
Special Commissioners.
VI. c. Staples and ais. ...........Plalntin
against.
r. A. Calm. trustee. etc. Defendants
I'm the Law and Equity Court OF the city
OF Richmond:
l. =. p. Winston clerk OF said court.
certify that the bond required OF the
rpecal commissioners by The decree 10
said cause II February 2 1888. has been
duly given.
Given under my hand this ioih day OF
February. 1885 +. J.. WINSTON.
fcl7-I2t Clerk.
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AucrloN sALts..Fulure Da,..

BY T.. A. Catlin and harrison & Co.,
6 and II north Eleventh street
AuctinneeTS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-26

~-~~~-~-~-~-(-l-l-lT'F =
BY n. A. Mccurdy.

nv H. A. McCurdy.
Pea, r,s.s.s AucilOneor.
nv RusTEEs AUCTION SALE
TWo-sTORY BRICK DWELLING, 10.
.sIS Fast BROAD STREET. BE
TWEEN TWENTY-NINTH AND
THfRTIETH SITS sou ~
SIDE. BEING THE IN ,iot;;,,,-,,,
RESIDENCE OF JOIN II. bON bhS'
DECEASED.
In execution OF certain deed Of trust
~ is,h az January 1896 and duly record
ed the undcrs' rned will oner for sale
upon the premises. on
SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF FEB
RuARY. AT 4:5o O'CLOCK z, NJ.
the above mentioned REAL ESTATE;
The dwelling contains eight rooms ana
fas the usual cOnveniences. Brick stable
and other out.building en- ,ot. The prop
e, nas a I on. Of 4 feet on the south
line Of Broad street. and runs back 'G5
feet The location Is one OF the best IN
the East End Immediately on the car
line. and convenient 10 all parts Of the
city.
PMS. Gosh as 20 cost and expenses
q, sale sufficient 20 pay all Delinquent
taxes. n any. and a balance dre on bond
amounting 10 sSN6s. The residue upon
such terms as the trustee VII announce
at the time OF sale.
fel9-u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-26
SCHOOLS.

DANCING scHoOL.-PARTIEs WISH
ing 10 learn dancing can receive lrst-
class in2ruciions by Joining The class g
~, wesIcary STREE. Class nlsnIs lass,
and Thursday, ch.idrens Class from )
10 @ r. NJ Terms 10 suit AL. X ..
BARLOW. teacher. teiS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-26
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

Office Of Virginia Carolina Chemical Co.:
aNnMonl. Va. Feb %, lsgS.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE
this day declared dividend Of one o..
per cent. on the COMMON STOCK Of
The COMPANY payable on and after
MARCH lsT. TO all stockholders Of
record FEBRUARY 18TH. from which
oa.e % March lst. Inclusive the books
m re ComDary Tor the transfer OF
COMMON STOCK shall be closed.
fe22-5t : W. TRAVERS Treas.
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.TRusTEE's SALE.

TRusTEEs SALE.
By virtue Of a certain deed OF trust
dated December 2lst 1895. recorded in
the Clerks once Of Henrico County
Courthouse In d &. lS2 b. page $50. de-
fault having been made In the DEBT
therein secured. and being required so to
IA no the beneficiary. I Will sell al auc-
ton. a; Henrico Courthouse
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18Th. 1885,
AT 70 o'clock NJ, two valuable mules'
TERMS:-Cash. r,
fs22-st' trustee
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BANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION or THE
a4.-..o4..4NI VA Ami .,fNN N. =
4AInhOnD, IN THE STATE OF viz
GINA. Al 1hr CL.>s.- Of oSS--
.>A.S. tL1RUanN -, los:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-26

- PER CENT. PREFERRED STOCK
= Per 1ENT. COAAON SIOCh.
VIRGINIA CAROLINA CHEMICAL co
For sale b.
WYNDHAM BOILING.
lOis east Main street.
Phone az. Jus
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urAL EsrAr, AGENTS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-27
N.-PT0lf in ATaIaRehes Of CnreS.

To cure isolated cases is no proof OF the
value of a treatment
A treatment must cure by hundreds
and thousands.
1t must cure people of all ages and con-
ditions.
1t must cure by the wholesale.
This is the test that Doctors Shores
asked for their Discovery when they an
nounced it.
The test has been met and passed.
Every judicial method of measuring or
weighing evidence has been employed in
confronting the test
The cures have been published all over
the land in all the most widely circulated
newspapers.
The deafness Of old age. the deafness
of childhood the deafness of youth. the
deafness of middle age have been cured
The deafness of catarrh, scrofula.
scarlet fever, diphtheria. measles. chicken
Dox. pneumonia, bronchitis and small
pOx have been cured
The sufferers from head noises, from
occasional deafness. partial deafness,
deafness Of one ear deafness of both
ears and stone deafness have been cured
Look over the files of the newspapers.
Get the names and addresses Of the
deaf persons whose cures We're published
Go and see them Consult them as TO
the truth of the published statements.
Gail on their friends. If cure was eff
fected no one will know it better than the
patients friends or neighbOrs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-27
THE DISCOVERY
THAT UNI OCKED THE
IMPRISONED HEARING.
How the Discovery Was Made.

In treating nose and throat diseases
Drs- Shores & Shores found that certain
medicines, when combined and regular
" applied, reduced Inflammation and
swelling in the nose and throat.
The doctors knew that if they could
get this medication into the air tubes
of the ears regularly and without VIC
lence they could cure deafness.
Day and night they worked on this
problem.
For several years they tried every
method known to medical science, but
were bafiled at the end of each separate
attempt.
They then threw away as useless all
the maxims of the schools and all the
methods of authority and struck out
on the basis of their own experience.
Working along their own lines, they
found the true method of carrying
medication to the diseased parts of the
ear passages.
Under the gentle application of the
medicine they saw the imprisoned
sense of sound slowly free itself
They saw the falling of the shackles
of deafness.
They saw the unfolding of the prin-
ciple upon which all future treatment
for diseases of the ear was to be
founded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-27
1.-THE Errors Of Ear Doctors.

Years ago. when Drs. Shores & Shores
first made a speciality of diseases of the
ear, doctors relied entirely on opera
tons and forcible dilation of the ear
tubes.
Specialists in America and in Europe
used knife, catheter and air bags.
They cut out bones in the middle ear
They bored holes in the ear drums.
They drove instruments through the
nose into the ear tubes to force or pry
them open
They forced air through to the drums
of the ears.
They blew medicines against the
walls of the throat in the form of
liquid sprays"
No benefit was received from these
harsh methods.
Persons only slightly deaf were thus
made completely deaf
Inflammation in the ears was set up.
the ear drums were destroyed, alb
scesses were formed.
Lifelong injury and suffering were
inflicted, deafness was intensified.
That was the course then, as it is
now, of the authorized methods of the
schools
That was why doctors did not cure
deafness
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-27
SATURDAY. SESSION.
Box Elder Institute.

Brigham City Feb. 26.-The county
teachers institute was in session this
afternoon with a fair attendance. c. A.
Ject Perception and How to Deveiope
1t He urged the use Of nature stud
les in the schools and that the teachers
should never tell the child what ii can
find out for itself. The subject was dis
cusseG By the teachers present.
Prof. Vance favored the meeting with
a vocal selection.
''Impolitaness. It's Prevalence and How
TO Cure It." Some of the causes he at
tributed We're want Of home training,
prevalence of wickedness. speaking dis
courteously of executive officers and those
in authority. and gum chewing.
There was some good discussion after
this lecture. and Superintendent Fish
that h had noticed some Improvement
in the behavior of the school children
upon the streets and he hoped that the
teachers would not relax their efforts in
this live.
The committee on library reported that
1t had placed the county teachers library
in the new free reading room for the
use Of the teachers and the public. under
certain rules which We're. after some dis
ton.
Curcular letters from the George Wash
inston memorial committee We're dis
tTibuted. ard the superintendent hoped
that the children of the schools could be
interested in the movement.
1t was decided that some professor of a
state institution be secured to lecture
meeinS. which is the lass Saturday in
March
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-27

The railroad rate war is now on, and
after March the trans Missouri roads
will be competitors for Alaska business
with the Canadian Pacific. the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific
The news was first received in this
city by General Traffic Manager Eccles,
and was later confirmed by the news
dispatches, which give further details.
The press report is as follows:
Chicago, Feb. 26.-At the meeting OF
the general passenger agents of the
western roads here today to devise
ways of conducting the trans-conti-
mental rate war. the trans Missouri
roads gave notice that, beginning March
6, they would put into effect to north
Pacific coast points from the Missouri
river gateways. the same rates as are
now in effect via st. Paul. For parties
OF three or over, they will make a fat
rate. On single tickets they VIII charge
full fares, giving the passenger a rebate
order for $40, payable on reaching des-
tinatiOn. This view disDoses of the
question of meeting the cuts through
the Missouri river gateways. A COM
nittee was at once appointed to PIE
pare plan of action for the roads east
of the Missouri river to pursue. The
report of this committee will be con-
sidered Monday.
The meeting today declined to take
any action on a proposition coming
from the Canadian Pacific road.
through a trunk line committee. for a
settlement Of the matters in dispute. In
effect, this proposition was that all
rates should be restored March IA, and
be maintained pending the result of
a conference to be held March II. The
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
roads would not consent to entertain
the proposition, because it involved a
fresh recognition IF Canadian Pacific
differentials, and restored to the Can
adam Pacific all tie advantages it pos
sessed on that point prior to the rate
war. The other roads would take no
action on the subject until they heard
from their eastern ally, the Grand
Trunk. They recommend the Trunk line
committee to submit the proposition to
that road for an expression of opinion
on the subject. and when it is heard
from the western roads will then be in
a position 10 take action in the matter
There was a proposition on at one
time during the discussion yesterday
TO apply the Missouri river rates to Col
orado common points. and local pas
Senger men were wired for their views
which were against the plan. The fight
viii now be on in good earnest.