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La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14
Considerable fear is felt for the fu

Considerable fear is felt for the fu-
ture of the forests of Upper Fraukcn
Germany, in consequence solely of the
annual inroad made by the trade in
Christmas trees. About 1000. 900 trees
are supplied to the markets of northern
Germany each year, and already n
quarter of that number of strong.
young trees have been shipped from
the little station of Kronach alone. No
amount of replanting could make up for
annual destruction of the young pines
and frs on such a scale
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

with splendid old portraits Of Spain's
weak rulers and Spain's bold robbers.
The weather-beatenf face of one old fel-
low in a casque seemed to look upon
US with stern eye. and l said to my
self: III that old sixteenth century
buccaneer had been in command today
there would have been more American
soldiers left dead upon the fields Of Ma
late. Captain Mott. U. S. A.. in Scrib-
ner's.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14
The Fall of Manila.

While our troops were cautiously ad-
vancing under desultory musketry
Are through the streets of the city the
Belgian consul had gone out in his
launch to Admiral Dewey with the
news that the Captain General was
ready to surrender the city. This was
at once communicated to General Mer-
ritt, who. with two officers. went
ashore with the consul. the white flag
having meantime been hoisted.
General Greene at last received in
formation that he could move his
troops on into the main city, which
he did by following the broad boule-
ward along the moat. crossing the
bridges and entering the Plaza de
Calderon de la Barca. Battalions were
at once sent out to guard each of the
main bridges and approaches to the
city proper against the entrance of
tried to come into the city on our
heels for the purpose of looting. Such
as got in we're disarmed and sent back,
and the others were kept out by our
men. There was practically no loot
ing by the native Filipinos of the city.
for sentinels were posted In every quar-
ter: and very few complaints have
come in OF such outrages, even In the
Tar districts.
It was now o'clock. and by our
men were distributed at their new
posts. for the most part occupying pub
lie buildings or porticos. Most Of them
we're too tired to do anything more
than make a meal from their haver-
sacks and lie down on the deserted
sidewalks to rest and sleep. knowing
that their turn at sentry duty would
soon come.
Every shop and house in the place
was closed, and one noticeable thing
was the prevalence of the flag. Every
Chinaman's house and every China
mans window displayed this emblem
of protection, SO that the business dis
trict looked as II 1t were dressed for
holiday. The Spanish inhabitants. the
onacers and soldiers gave not the
slightest token of hostility or displeas-
ure. The prevailing feeling in the at
mosphere on all sides was one OF re-
lief-relief that the strain OF war. OF
hunger. OF uncertainty was over Cen
sral Merritt sent for General Greene
about 8 o'clock. and accompanied the
after to the Governor Generals pal
ace in the old walled city. where we
found General Merritt and his stan
seated at a comfortable dinner, which
The late Governor Generals people
we're serving. The entrance to the pal
ace is a large marble-paved court, with
fine statue Of Sebastian Cabot be-
tween the two broad flights Of stairs
which lead up to the state apartments.
This court was piled head high with
captured muskets, equipments and
Mauser cartridges. while company OF
soldiers were sleeping on the floor
along the walls. Outside strings of sur
rendered cavalry horses we're tied to
he trees of the garden, and the whole
,lace suggested the picturesque side
II war.
1t is needless to say that everybody
xas in good humor and good appe-
ite: but 1t seemed unutterably strange
o see a group of officers in the uni
orm OF the United States. stained with
mud and belted with revolvers. sitting
,bout and smoking their cigars with
comfortable air of proprietorship In
hoes lofty rooms Of viceroyalty, hung
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

The Joslin Dry Goods Company of
Denver make Il bid for the western
mail order business. You will find
their ads. in this paper from now on.
They have been in business in Denver
for twenty-siN years. and are most
reliable. Implicit confidence can be
placed in their statements.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

This illustration represents our Decorat-
ed English Dinner Set. There are 100
pieces, assorted as follows: IL dinner
plates. IL desert plates. IL soup plates, u
cups and saucers, ~ fruit saucers, IL indi-
vidual buffers, pickle, / gravy, covered
dishes. l open dish. / 10-inch platter. l IL
inch platter. 1 covered butter, ! sugar.
cream, bowl Our price Tor this elegant
freight or express. the receiver to pay
freight charges. Cut this out and address
the JOSLlN DRY GOODS CO.,
Denver, Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

All the match factories in Stockholm
have cut down wages in consequence
of the fierce competition Of the Dia-
mond Match Company. which has in
vaded Sweden with intent to secure
the exclusive trade of the peninsula.
More than 1000 workmen are affected
by the reduction.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

A catalogue of 800 prizes, suitable to
every taste and condition, mailed on
inquiry. Prizes given for saving Dla-
mond &C. Soap wrappers. Address
Cudahy Soap Works, South Omaha
Nebraska.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

The magazine writer's are doing some
intricate explaining. but the public viii,
continue to believe that Schley was
there and that Shafter got thers.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

A certain amount Of crying is indis-
pcnsable to healthy child-not n fret
ful. worrying whine, but good,
hearty cry. a baby who has not II
strong cry is in n serious condition,
and must be made to cry. otherwise the
lungs collapse and death results.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

reading IL first" 'Why not?' "If there
was n proposal in 1t she might take It as
personal"
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

Mr. Bunk's marriage didn't come on"
"What was the matterr' His tailor was
an old rival and didn't get his wedding
clothes done on time
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

MY husband suffers terribly from the
cold DO you think he really feels II
more than other people. or does he only
make more fuss about it?'
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14
CAMPFIRE SKETCHES.
GOOD SHORT STORIES FOR
THE VETERANS.

The Fail of Manila Discussed-How the
American Soldiers Made Themselves
at Home In the Palace of Vice
Royalty. 80
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14
A (,irl's Idea of 1t.

Sallie - II boats feminine, the
shore must be masculine. Callie-The
idea! Sallie-Yes; or why should she
hug it?-Puck.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

"Pomeroy Jones IL always so Jolly at
Christmas How liz he the day after?'
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

Edgar was afraid he would faint whel
he asked papa for my hand" Ibid he !?
"No-papa tainted"
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

Those people next door are from Bos-
ton" How do you know" Il heard the
man tell his wife that she couldn't bake
beans as his mother used to bake them"
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

Miss Simpson is quite a belle. isn't
sheg Belle? Seats in her parlor are
engaged three weeks in advance"
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

A child's set silver plated knife, fork
and spoon free for Diamond &c" Soap
wrappers. Ask your grocer.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

Piso's Cure for Consumption is the best
Fsbucher, La, August %, 1885.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

prof. Suffer always discourses on tho
evils OF gluttony before dinner" "Why?"
Because after dinner he is not able to
discourse"
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

Mrs. winslow's Soothing syrup
For children tecthine softcns the gums reduces inhAu
nAtion ai.ys pain. wind collie rs ccns bottle
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

Aunt Josephine is thorough skeptic."
sne IS Yes: she puts mucilage on the
back of every stamp she uses"
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAYe
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. An
druggists refund the money II it fails 70 curo.
26o- The genuine has L. b Q. on each tablet.
La Junta tribune., 1899-01-14

wANTED-Case OF bad health that REP.A-N-s
Will not benefit. send cents to Ripans Chemical
Co.. New York for 10 samples and 600 testimonials.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-01-05
etrabcmbabniid)cs.

.Menn einer cine Reiie tbut, 10 lam
er mas erSdblen," unb menn bieIe Neiie
aud nur nod gandl Epper 9ebt. Oat=
te ih oa lebten Samstaa Gelhaite in
je Ter 6tabt. lno mar in 3eit dn Ser
Street Gar Qinie fit bic Bier llhr Gar
nod Neip Ybiiaoclplia, fam aber an
ipdi, oa bieielbe einige Miniten Al friib
abae;abren. yerihiebene anoere Qeute
naren in Der olethen Gage. 9lber ss
tpuroe nod befcr. gie 1alb fiinf llbr
Gar fam aar niht. itre es mar Elm
prdhtiaes @ersniigeug bel Der 0dIte uno
benz Ghneefnrm IL, ,parten. gnblit
Elm poar Minuten por iiini. purbe cine
Ianoere Gar einaeifent. natiiriit unoe.
heiSt. ilao init al Der oufgelammtiten
adlte Der leBten paar Wohen. 9lber'
blinber gifer idabet iillr. Ghpn cine.
quite Strfde aeaen aem pbifaoelpbia.
mnbte bic Gar iih 3uriidsieben. naA
@anal DoDer lerein. uln elmer cntge.
aentoninlenDen a,is;ii,Deihsn. Damn
tontlte Der alte, ousran0irte Numpel=
ialten. an benz iOQar Die SignaIalode
iellte, Die 3eiie noAniols antreten
nno langte aud 9liidliN III Der Gountn
0auptffaot an. MuBer einem QebSri.
aen 3eitperluf mar bic Golae tiir mid
nur nod tine befti9e Nertd!tunq, ali
oer ih jebt iloh leioe. ct.
/ 4 4 ks
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-01-05

Ser Gtdots. getrstdr BAT Die BON Der
Dalpaii Rseieruns Der pacilic Gable
gomparp Deriiehem Goneeiiion aur ls=
aula zines Gabels nad Oapoii gum
ausI1lieBliAen @ebraub Der Company,
anllulirt.
5roboeni 1egell Bnnbesienator GuaD
pm penniplpallisn cine Griminaltloae
onbana;g III. III Dsrielbe BON repubifani-
ihen caucus oer @eieBaebnng bod
ipisDer als Ganbioat fir Bunoesiena=
Tor nominirt tpprben.
Yer Gongreb 1T nieoer in @ibuna.
SIN Ssnat sullroe Der Ssrieoens=0er=
traq pprQeiegt fammt einem turscil. Die
usberlniiilnng bes Wertroaes betrsIien.
osr Estaeiben bss pfdiibenten. Ser
8ertroa ,puroe hem 0omite iiir yesieb=
lngsn Snm Nuslanb iiberipieien.
Gle friihte nnierer grpberunaspoli=
tit tsainilel, aa reifen. sowohl oui
@nbn iuie aHf ben ybilippinen itoben
bic antrrifaniid,en ,yefreier" aui
9siosrlfaaD. 9ldberes finoen rie Qsler
llrlfer Deii neuslien glabrid ten.
Die Dsrrihaft allf Der stniel Gnba
rnrbt am Sonntna upn 5pahien on
bic Scr. Staoten iibertragen. 8ie
Gormalitdt Der llebertraaung mar isDr
einfad llnD beliano MIR in elmer Nnsdbl
NsoeIs, Die i'm arpben Gaal bes 8ou-
pernleufs Balaites eehaiten tparoen,
oem Sireisben Der ipnniiden lno benz
Muflilen osr ameritaniiden 6laase nui
Dem Gate oes palaifes.
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Neueite Nad)rid)tctt.

Die a6lner ,Wolfs;eituna" meIoet,
onB tie Mnfriht ppi ber Wsfaneennab-
me oeutfner fatboliiher Miliiondre
bntA 9bittisl, III Dia. 10 Mieilsn jiio-.
lid BON pina Dana, eraaiicn tabe.
@enerdI Mips bat pen Ulanila aus
telearapbiib bic gluNrid)t bsfidiigt bob
bic iimmtliben 5mnier enf Nataboe,
elmer oreiBia Meilsn BON Balnrpau as.
leaenen sSniel. rieoeraeneBelt ipproen
ivleiL bic 5raren auseenommsn. bic iid
jeBt ais @sanaene III Sdnoen Der Gin.,
Neborenen befinoeit.
3n st. Nuauitin. Gla.. inliroen SD.
ron tlnb bic yarone{e be Bara ,psgen
Mibbrauhs Der pplt in Daft aeitosi,-
men. Das ipiirbiae paar po9nte pom
1. Suni biz aum %. 9esenaber in Sit
caap unn ioll bort ben 9erliberunaen
Der Soltbeamten anfolee, einen Der sr0B=
ten Gonfioen5ihminoel, Der iemals in
bieiem 2atlbe erb6rt ,puroe, qetrieben
haben. Man nimmt an, bab bds 0pd)=
faplepaar ouf oisiem We9e et,pa $50, !
600 eraattert bat. Die meilt i'll gns.
lano uno Stbottiano ,ppbnenoen Cpier
|adhfen nad Sauisnoen. Ser .Gpftor"
llab fih als ben Gbef Der Goiion Ybo-
noaraphen Gampaanie nus llno bat
ourt anaeblitben @ertaui prn VI M1entu=
ren Die 2eute, ipelhe nit ibm in Der.
binoung traten Inn Snmmen bon Bis
100 Yinno erleihtsrt.
Sn 6antiaao be Guba brobt enc
@epplution. Die Sage 1T 10 sefabrlih,
bah lpenn 1000 enbaniibe 9lrbeiter
entlailen piirben, iofort cine s}niurret-
tion ausbreden lpiiroe. Sic urIade 1T
bic Orore. TAB bic 3ollcinnabm.n lu0=
dentlih no6 6apana 9eidift iuerben
|iollen. 8eneral=Moior 8roofe, Der
E8eneralsBouperneu BON Guba. ideint
lid nm bic Srntefte bes Generals Woob
|niht au befiimmern. Ct bet oirefte
Orores al ben 3ol- Gollettor oes Oa=
|fsns bon SantiaaO Dc CUBA eefnidt.
aus Sloilo. einer~ etaot anl ben
Ehilippineil lpelhe tiirsii,D s0ie ,s,niilr=
aentsn erobsrt, toinmt Die Nadrid,t.
baR man ben Nlnesifanern eriuubt bat.
baB lie ebne MaFen lanben oiirlten..
oab bic einleboreren aber nidbt controI.
Irt iuerner t6nnien. fpenn Die Wmerifos
ller nit BEN Waffen Ianben iuiirben.
-,Sii einsr am Gamitag III ssloilo abQe=
haltenen 0e.iammlung lpuroe oieicr
Shriit autaebeiBsn.
HR Sniilraenten bereiten iid eifris
.dut eilien etipaigen gBioeritano Dor nno
BON Nearos nnb anoersn benabbarten
..se5nleln treffen beitdnoig geritdrsunaen
cir, tros Der Yemiihunaen beg qreu=
laers Baltimore" nnb beg transport.
Eampfers ,Nrisona." bic Neuanfom.
.nenoen nit Silfe Der 6uhIibtcr 5u
tDerideudtn.
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1a9tsneaiigfcttc,t.
anlana..

4 Y .
Ourd cine 9latilrans-gTplolion in
Nen &oD. oiin., 1T ein Ihaben bon
$lO0. 900 angerihtet u,o 80 5tdote
|nne Crtihaitsr in Gbio uno Snoiana
linb oannrd) poil Der Naturgassufnb,
abIef1nitten.
8ei yEiliesbarre, 3D., ipuroen bur1
0es Einlfiirsen Der shaht @dnbe in ei-
ner Anhleltnline ndt Mrbeiler perihiit.
tel. fiinf Mdnnsr luuroen nad bar=
ter Mrbeit iii's sSrsie beforoerf bic {.
|nsrti, orei hoift man nod lebeno .....i=
gr1ben 81 t0nsen.
Sn 9oleno iino mehrere Ginbe~ cr
besgiiteten Bonbons ertrantt.
Eermericaniihs @eianote, Gan gao-
nero 1T I'M 62. 2ebensiahre 81 WaIb-
ington. 8. s., geltorben.
ssrant San GouIo, ber iiinalte eobn
hes peritorbsnen gilenbabnmaanaten
SaD Comb, bat fir einen SIP in Der
Nttisnbbrfe BON geiu Dort $50, 900
be5dhlt.
Sn Sem Dort III ber Multinillio=
mar SeiIe 0opt uegen DeliriumsanIdllen
tn Die MbtGeilung fir 9llfoboliter oes
8eileones6oipitals iiberaefiibrt moroen.
gie unipn=Goblenordber Der @arlin=
uille Roblenaeiellihaft in Garlinpille,
Sa... iino pieoer al, ben Musftanc ee=
lanaen. neil Die @eIsllibaft einen Wd=
aemeilfer, Der Die Goblenordber belidn=
dig beim Nbwiesen betros, ,,ibt ent=
toileu mollte.
Sn Sbamotin. 3d.. ipurbe Wm.
5orn. Mahter i'm .Gnterpriie Golierp"-
Saben, uno 0arrp Smiiber bon flint
mastlrten M1nneru iiberlpdltiat, bic
oen Gelolbranf nit Nitrn 3lpcerin
iprengten unb $500 in 8elp, Iopie Ia=
ihennbren llnn sdinudlaben i'm Mer.
tbe uon SEQ erbeuieten.
| Gas @dlahtroB Gamnraonen, mel=
Ides oey &. ,anifde 0eerfiibrer Mntonio
Dlacso iflsmittelbar hpr ieinenl 9poe
| lriS;H IN Sapannah, @a., perauftio=
knirt worDsn. rs luurben $40 fir bass
ISeibe erl0H.
y Eies3 3abf Der 9anferotte belief iid il,
oer' gwr. Gtaateu nabrenb Der mohe
auf 252, lifto III Canada anf % Al.
iammen duf 274, aeaen $50 in Der
lebten ltnb 292 II, Der uorlebteu Wphe,
uno aeaen 4l6 iE Drr eorreiponoirsnoen
Wobe oes porigen Salres.
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Gbr0isolo9ie fur 1898.
Is 1luB.)
9cScmber.

16. .Sniurgentsnhef @eneyaI @omes ii,
Naibingtoit getorbe,l. Garl Ghurs'
HeDe alf Der Gonpsl,fion bes gip I,
b;enitrsform- giya IN Baltimore.
AZ. Yuren Sames be 8othIhilo in 2on-
nDn geffprbsn.
|18. Grobilyit glltDsuus eniballt Elm
rui1iihes 5oloaten Monlln,ent in
Der Ndbe bon Gon gteiano bFi gon=
ltantiuopel.
| l9. Der. Gtaaten Ssnator Wlaion.
SlI., reidt cine Nsirlntipn Nir M,ie-
berperaettuna ataen Eeutihtano elm.
20. Eeutibenlsritnner sAnaaf bon Der
Wajsiidisbeisioisunae aantlaae in
Berlin freigeipsoden,
III. Gsneralonludlt uo1 Ohio beidylR6i
llntstindnng pees,s Die gtanoaro
Cil 80. ipeaeii srDdAts, bat lie lire
sruit. gei00iisbHsttr aeiebmioria be-
ieitiat babe.
%. Ter ameritdniiM Gsianote in pe=
fin0 erbebt Wfpief sesen Nusoeb-
,ulpa Der frailBolilnen Surisoittion
IN 'S1anabai.
%. 1Eie ReGierlliia berfiiot. baB gpn=
atilio,ien in Euba Der @snebmigune
Ses Nrie9sietrstdrs bebiirieit.
24. 9ls Gus HayiS ssur;idaetebrte ssrie.
bensf0liltlliiii0n nbsrbriuat benz Y,d-
iiOerrteii ben sSrisbensbertrae.
SIX NsHEhss~k& .<.k.&s - -, Co.,: n
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Ma5Innb.

WW8InIb.
Qebte gapde lpiitbetsn furht6are
Stiirme I'M Gnsliihen Canal. 8iele
Sdiffe iinb aeiiranoet. ,3luoli perio-
men Iollen ertrunfen isin.
gei 0onptona sina ber britiide Tam.
pfer .Wlenarpn" inter. BON Der 81
Ropfe sallenoen Mannldaft ,uuroen "a
lerettet.
Gas frans6iiide Miniiie,ium bat
erfldrt, Bob Ereifus niht pon @apenne
.abaefabren lei unb baB allein Der Galla-
tionsbof iiber feline Hiidtebr su entlbei-
oen babe.
Sn gliseemi. eieifieu. iano Elm
SteuerfralpaQ ifatt. an welbem iid
1000 perionen betbeiliaten. Mebrere
perlonen ipuroen per,punoet.
Sn Waibingion iinb Carr 3obp uno
Grant Brp,un. @09ne BON Mlbert
Yroun :ino William Robp limb in Der
grolun'ihen Wsbnl,ilg, ipdbrsnh ibre
Glteru abueienn tparen perbrandt. IS
.befanberi lih CUR 3sit 5 ainber in BEN
0aule, iDauoil 3 enttamen.-
Sn Solipia iffs bic Repolution isbt III
lDoIlem BaItge ullb Der game BON Mol=
lonop. perit. allsaebenbe ueberlanbper=
iebr 1T .abgebrohen. MAh III gcuaoor
gdbrt es. il, Peru 1T oageeen ales
.rnbiA.
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Cine ci9cmtbiimIiMe
Mcd1fSfr10r.

befhdftigt eegenmdrtis bic @emiitber in
5cio. als cine 6olae ber oortiQsn Deli
ilnoe. Gin Mann, Der Dieraiq Mder
2aro beiiBt. mill auf bielem bas Medt
uerpadten. nod Del 81 bobren uno cine
@eiellihaftiif alth bereit. fur bieies Rent
sineI anitdnbi9en preis au besablen.
Run laaert aber unter BEN lanbe cine
Ro1lenldibt nnb bds Nent 3nr Nus
belituna Der Rphlen III Ihon Derpohtet
nno jebt tommt Der Nsiker bieier Bad.
tung uno erfldrt, nie BobrMnaen nat
Del oiir!en nint onrh bic Roblenl1idt
ger1adt sperben. ohne feine 3ufiimz
nlutla. DER 3ped bisfes Einfprndes
lit eitlfa9 ber. bob Der RohlenIpetulant
ii6 sinen alntbsitna bent N0tbioertrape
fiir Das Eel iiber,, min t1lb O0 Bob.
rtilaen ohue lsine 3nfiin,n,,ina nift Qe.
Entddbt msrntn biirfesl. d lnIrDSr itineit
ss3wtd wabtf6 6sifllitt aild) srfelbsn.
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gafD g1ilaatpbia, s., 9onntrshg ben 8 Sannar 1899
9eerotsameem ia1 Sabre 1898.

Quf ben bieii9en Grieb1ofen muroen
bonn |. Sanuar 1898 biz 81. De,enl=
Der 1893 folaenbe Yerion,n behattet !:
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Nh Eou{e mumaIs eaub oDer Iebne beIb auf icIdea
1eppr mon I'd simeM AuSSnQ iiber ben Befttite
Nm boa ber ait an, ba baS Eanb Mpt ben Der
b Gsb6rt BIZ anf Bic GegtnlDart peri9a}ft bat
Hstben out erife eppctbsftn tpiro bttpnoert
3 Gnlfeit aeibentt.
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aDrlfrr1t
0rrt11n1t Bunk
Cincinnati, Ohio.

Nnllmn9tfn &
reAtsgiltig allsaefelt uno Il
Grbi9afts Angelegenbritem =, i
IN oerielbe1 IN
Oentld lamb, Seaerreid II, 1T Elm teufS
Der 59meis Sos9ett: sBas
piinttlih erleoiat. - % Sh;ittefte ih,i
~ Sn Ncn Ebilahelpbiam @el,-s
treten ourf nbergH M
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-01-06

tie girls cap had fallen in the cage Of
thet old grizzly over there, there would
not 10 enough of il left TO cover a safe
crackers conscience. The grizzly is a
confirmed pessimist He would have
taken that cap as a personal insult. He
would have jumped to the conclusion
that that little girl there was trying to
worry him, and he'd have got even
good and strong. The black bear, on
the other hand, is sunny natured OPP
timist. lie was sorry for tho little girl,
and when he saw her crying he just
couldn't help handing back the cap.
Now watch this "
The old man picked up a piece Of
paper, rolled it into a wad and threw it
into the cage containing the black bears
il was Miss Columbia who came to the
front this time. She seemed delighted
beyond expression and played with the
piece Of paper. knocking it about from
one end of the cage to the other. The
gray whiskered man had meantime pre-
pared another paper ball. This he toss.
cd into the grizzly's pit. The big fellow
hit at it viciously as it flew past him.
With grunts Of rage he pursued it and
tore il into a thousand fragments. Then
be leaped toward the bars, saying
plainly in bear language that be could
lick the fellow who had insulted him
st. Louis Globe. Democrat.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-01-06

APPLICATION FOR PURCHASE OF DE
LINQUENT LANDS.
Virginia-cOunty If Shenand"' al, ~ VT
la the clerks Off ~ Of the county cIht
of the county aud State Aforesaid here
hy II q this my application for the pnr-
chase of the real estate herelnnltrr d@s-
eiihed. same being situated N sAlo
ennrty and which was returned delln-
lnrnt for the non pay ment OF iax"- an"
ltvieS thereon for the year 1873 hnd was
. oil bv the Treasurer ~ SAID r0nn'y ~
tn. lO;h day vi Dec 1891, as provided ny
sfatuies for snoh cases uAde anu poV'-
d,d for said deiI qnent taxes and
lrvies and ~ pu chased IN the r"ihe OF
the Auditor ot Pnhllc Accounts 81 I'M
State of Virginia and has rot be'n IT,
deemed nv iha owner. his ttlrs or assigns
or auv one having the right 10 chirI"
che same with debt hereby agree 10
become the purchaser OF sald al tstai 0
according to the prOvisi rus Of tue Code OF
V,rslnia of 1851, section 666 aid the
thereto enac' rd by the
G. neral Assembly OF Virginia, and es-
peciallv according to the amendment ap.
nrov,i Feby lltb 1898, to be IN Acts OF
1897 1898 at pa e 343 ct SEQ and agree
10 psy for said real estate the anonnt Tor
Nh,,:, the sale 10 the Commonwealth
ga. uadr. together with such addit'oSal
-n,n. A. would have accrued tor taxes
40 - vie, aud infer est IT such real es'
A.. lad not been 50 purchased by the
t,,r,ir.,,, wealth IA the na ~ ct ihs Audl
t.r.i Plblc Accounts with interest o"
DE-, amount to VII. S0,79 for which sad
.,, vas made al The rate of six per CEN
.a.u per annum from the dav of sale aud
h- addilrnll sums from the 10TH da'
Of DC IN The year ~ which the same
you d have accrued, toE' TIER with al
costs attendant up0O this apl lcatloh
.a,d real estate stood at the date of SAFE
thereof tn the Common~ ealth in tn
name of VIM. Lirdau0' d aud stands Of
The Commissioner books of SAID counts
on the day of this applica ion II page Il
At line 80 of Table OF Tract Of Lind l.
Asnby District in tLesnawe OF "m.
Liadamo,d Sand real estate Is Described
N p..els of the record book IN SAID
CLERK. office ct lands Ieturnel dellnq1en
.old for taxes aud loyies aud purchase
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-01-06
The Country Postmaster.

A new postofIice was established in
a small village away out West, and
native OF the soil was appointed
postmaster. After a while complaints
were made that no mail was sent out
from the new Office. and an inspector
was sent to inquire into the matter He
called upon the postmaster, and stat
ing the cause of his visit. asked why
no mail had been sent out. The post
master pointed to big and nearly
empty mail bag hanging up In corner
and said. well, amt sent it out
cause the bag amt nowhere nigh full
xaf "