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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

1t $40. a Finely-Polished Rocker.
pressed leather seat, from the sale of
that special carload; others at Si.oo.
with Illuminated leather seats; at 81 20
with velour seats; at $500 with pol
ished seats. up TO $3.50. Morris
Chair Frames. oak or mahogany, won
ders, at s1.70
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

JARDINIERES AND PEDE>TALs
at prices that seem ridiculous.
zoe. Tor Fancy Glazed Jardinierc,
footed.
poe. for Finch Embossed CoIored
Jarsdinieres.
zoe. for 81 New Model s-inch jar
diniere.
$1.Go for SO Jardiniere aud Pedes-
fHi, stand - inches high, in
Green. Blue or Drnb.
LAMPS AND GLOBES.
7oc. for Decorated Table Lamps. with
7-inch shade.
s9c for Blue or Pink or Green Reading
Lamps, regular value 81
Sl25 for Brass Footed parl0r Lamp.
nicely decorated, with 7-inch globe on
same.
$3.50 for Brass-Footed squat Decorated
Lamps regular price SO
Angle Lamps, uOn-eXplosiye, Just The
thing for country works same as q SIS
50 for Centre-Draft. Brass Crown. and
Footed Decorated Lamps, Win roGad
burner.
fJc. for Handsomely Decorated
Lamp Globes, ia :, coIors.
zoe. for Imitation Cut-ilass Gas-Giobcs.
sLyERNAR AND CUTLERY.
Knives and Forks. every one
guaranteed
81 for slf5 Double Boistered and Rivetcd
Meriden Cutlery Company Knives and
Forks.
$1.25 Tor $3.50 White handled Bolslered
-, Sheffield Steel Knives and Forks.
4oc. set for Platcd-Handicd zoe.
Fruit Knives. extra-nne blades
81 set for Rogers's ~ Heavy
Plated knives.
1.23 set for Roge-s's IA Teaspoons.
regular price s..
lie. each for siIYer-Piated Tea-
spoons.
osc. for $50 warranted set OF Silver
Plated Forks
:2.4o q dozen for Rogers's Al Oyster
Forks.
SOAPS AND CLEANERS.
Queen Soap for 10c.; Eureka. 2 Ike.
bar; Soap Powder q. "a box. ScOuriag
soap, ic. Borax Soap. te.. Acorn soap.
Tor &c; D-ounce bar Of Soap, 4c. Stove
Enamel 1 &c Moth Balls. &c. a box;
Candies. Dc dozen, Blueing. Il.
box; Ciothespins, a.. dozen, Roacn
Salt, &C. a box
BASKETS.
sc. for Shopping Bags. medium size.
zoe. for Sewing Baskets. made OF fancy
soc. for Doube-Lid Market Baskets. reg
ular price 75C.
zoe. for Fine 10 and zoe Lunch Baskets
2oc. for Fine Straw Baby Baskets
25c. for Round Once Waste Baskets.
3Dc. set for Wooden Table Mats
HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES.
Iron Pokers. DC; Coal shovels, &c:
Matchbox Holders Sc: Nickel Towel
Racks, lOc.; Rolling Pins, Sc: POTATO
Washers. &c; Chopping Bowls. Be. House.
hold Soldering Sets, Zoe: Coffee Mills.
10c.; Nickel Cake Turner's, &c: Scrub |
bling Brushes. &c.; Egg Beaters. &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
TO-Morrow's Specials.

Misses { oI ! c 6 e
Hats, regular ST. 90
quality, jaunty in
their shape, and IN
all cOlOrS.
T n c price COr
will be -. Oo~'
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Hand Made
Renaissance.

4 sale out Of the ordinary The real
Handmade for less than yoI pay FOR the
materials. Come. looS az them and copy
the designs even If you don't want 10
buy: but You will when you see these
Doylies up TO inches. Zoe. 10 .....3oc.
gentrepietes up 10 - Inches. -.
Long scarfs, si,75 20 ''...'; 3; =. -.
Long Scarfs 81 TO ...................So 20.
Think Of a Bureau Scarf OF Handmade
Renaissance, for ..............-..-.....Si
No. 10 10 TIFFETA RIBBONS, Zoe.
No 81 for t5c.: No. So for i.c.--,.ii
pure silk. solid colors. any o shade desired.
The newest colors in Aii-silk Neck Rib
fancy bordered; also. Stitched ranetas'
at 5 per ySra RacE and White Ribbons s
~ iucbas Wide with hemstftched bor-
der; also, chenille edge, per yard; =. .ase.
The SWEETEST colors n i eha Slass RID
dared Psrsians; also. corded stripes, at.
per yard ........," ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Bed Coverings

direct from the mills. We y you Of
same prices as wholesalers sell by the
case and bale. That's why We do such
an extensive business
Ar CT M pair-The Homestead
NJ O7F'OO Blanket, all pure wool hll-
ing woven into fine. strong cotton warp
forming the best wearing kind Of a blank
ct. weighing nearly six pounds.
Az CE IN q pair-lmatilla Indian
NJ ON'OO Slumber Blanket. made In
the State Of oregon. in real Indian fash
ion. of finest western wool
At Gin M pair-The well-known
Nt OtOsNO Wedding Blanket One
ga highly artistic borders. size S0x9S. OF
fine California wool
- wrapper Blankets, double 7yc.
Pink and Blue stripes. ............. w.
Heavier Grade Blankets. In Tan and
Gray, Red checks, Sl.oo article, Q2C
iNi s.t.t...s. ......s..s.. $500, - sf.fss
Twilled Satin COmfOrtables, CT M
Turkey-Red lined ................. W''OV
TWilled CretOBHe, Extra-IarSe ~ OS
COmiOrtables .........+ .....
Soft Laminated Cote. tomfortables,
covered with satines, cretOnnes, Cd S0
on caiifOes choice ................ V~'>O
DOuhe-Bed Size Down Com e Z 90
fortables. Saline covered ..,.,," ~~'~~
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SWEETEST Novelty silks, Sl.l9.

Elegant silk Poplins. i'm Black. Colorcd.
and White; the All-Silk Black HEM
stitched Ta6eta, extra good values, pr
yard .......... ............ .-...............fi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

t $65. the most Magnificent Solid Ma
hogany suit. Dresser and Washstand
full swell, with elaborate carvings;
largest-size French Bevel-Plate Mir-
ror; head and foot-board carved 70
match Dresser and stand. worth easily
to-day Sl00.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

{ 5000. a complete Bedroom Outfit.
consisting OF Bed, Dresser, Wash
stand, Mattress. Woven-Wire Spring.
Centre Table. chairs. 1 Rocker.
worth S85 if bought separately Just
40 of these sets made up for this sale.
orders will have precedence as re-
ceiVcd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
HOUSEHOLD NECEsSITIES,

Iron Pokers. &c; Coal shovels, &c. !:
Matchbox Holders Sc; Nickel Towel
M MssSs zoe. b kSIins Sc Rossso
hold Soldering Sets, Zoe: Coffee Mills
10c.; Nickel Cake Turner's. &c: Scrub
bling Brushes. Be-; Egg Beaters. &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
BASKETS.
&c. for Shoppinc Hag. medium sixe

"'' i"r shopping bng-' mcnium size.
zoe. for Sewing Baskets. made of fancy
colOred straw.
soc. for Double-Lid Market Baskets. reg
ular price 75c.
25c. for Fine 10 and zoe Lunch Baskets.
2oc. for Fine Straw Baby Baskets
.oc. for Round Once Waste Baskets.
4Dc. q set for Wooden Table Mats
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
The Basement Outlet Sale.

And YOU will agree with buyer that it's the greatest
bargain festival prepared in many day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
SiIk.Linea Mocha
Cloves, 79c.

Everybody Is wearing Mocha Gloves.
but the Silk-Lined ones cost $3.50. Here's
q limited lot % sell here az per pair. 7oc.
"A Guaranteed Kid Gloves, positively
unmatchable for durability and gem
eral excellence; 2-clasp. half pique,
Mocha: 2-clasp fine Overseam kid: >
clasp pique Kid 3-clasp overseam
suede; 2-clasp L. y. NJ. heavy kid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

linings..Extra.
The climax Of value giving. Unmatch-
able Offering. \ sale az the right time
Yard-Wide Iiectric Italian Cloth
Black. Blue Ten. or Ccrise ground. Gold
or silver stripes and 0curcs--wlll not rub.
i0c. value. ,ho yard ....................l7e.
Toe. Colored and Black Canvas. 3 7-sc.
lie Co.0red and Black Percalnes. Toe.
All cOlOr- i0c. Rice Cambria ward. &c.
s6-inch Ncrcerized Italian ClCtl-Cerise,
New Blue. Apple. Plum, and Black-5oc.
value. the yard ...................... ...35c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
Suits, coats s s% e a"s CapeS, neWmarketS.

L fro stuxTcke rfo se1 IN
d
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
Chamber Suits in the Furniture Department.

hmon firm
cesari i
in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
EII.Silk Black Duchess.

The sc. grade, 20 inches wide, for......
The S5c grade n inches wide for......
The SI.I9 grade, p inches wide, for.....
The ST. grade, p inches VIDE, for.....
AU-Suk Plain and Changeabe Tafietas;
sOft-Finish COlOrcd Liberty Satins, all
pure silk; Fine Black MORE Velour, silks
hat sold at Sjc and 81 a yard, for.... $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
White Applique Work,

a most advantageous purchase. Shams.
Squares. Doylies. Scdrfs, Mats, one-thi-d
less than ever.
Doyies. &c. to .........................15
Centrepieces. lOc. 10 ................ &c.
Sharns 25c. to .....................Sf 81
Scarfs 10. to .......................S 81 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

great they ought 90 go
before the day - ont
M ......
Golf Capcs. in Black aud
White checks and piaids,
hoods and fringe ......
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

lust silh-lined jacket,
all hive bubit skirts,
side opening. Price''''
solid Black Tnifeta SIR
Waists, with corded Oh
tucked fronts ....'''.''
Checked paffeta SILK
shirt-Waists, with iuil
fronts, worth -. at.'..'
Eiaborntefy tucked
Black Tnheta or satin
Waists. with new tai
collar ........ ..'''
Black Peau de sole SILK
Waists. charming. dressS
styles and finest Guaiits'
Momen's Clio IA Naists'
I'm colors and biach'
plain patterns, lined.'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

New autumn frise crepons.
New autumn boucle crepons.
New autumn rock crepons.
New autumn crepe de chine ere
pOus.
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81 so

100 new ones, $3.50 40 $3.50.
TAiLOR-MADE stIrs-We have
MANNED the biggest bargain sur
prise of the seascn for chose VINO
have immediate suit needs. New
Autumn TaiIor-Nade suits, Navy
blue, Atwood Scrges- some have
fun tuaetn lining throughout, some
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

New autumn puff crspons.
New autumn mohair crepons.
New autumn silk and wool Gre
pOns.
New autumn billow crepons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

New autumn chiffon crepons.
New autumn arinure crepons.
New autumn mourning crepons.
New autumn duchess crepons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08
EIrS, Remarkable.

Don't miso quality by these prices The
snorin of Sew York sold ont bankrupt
dealer. and we We're sharp enough TO
buy them. We guarantee every piece
worth nearly double.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

SHIRTS. latest pnttcrns,
habit cut.
Price
EfderdoVn House Hohcs
frogs. ribbon ties. girdle.
-, %,
Eiderdo~n Dressing >acgucs,
Pink. Red. GRAY. with No-
ven seams ana ribbon tie, IN
Eiderdown Dressing sncuues,
large sailor collars. eInb-
orafeIy brnided and silk NJ
frogs. for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

The 6oc TafTeta, 70 inches wide, for. .4Sc,
The s5c Tafeta, 20 inches wide, tor.... 59c.
The $40 rsifeta, p inches wide, for. roc.
The sI25 Tado.a II inches vide, r..S5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-08

Queen Soap. for IOc. Eureka, 21-2c.
q bar; Soap Powder =. box. Sc0uria.,
Soap, ic.; B0raX Soap H.. Acorn soap.
Tor &c; D-ounce bar Of Soap, ic Stove
Enamel = &c. Moth Balls ic. a box:
Candies. o.. "A dozen; Blueing, = -. a
box; Clothespins. a.. dozen. ROacn
Salt, sc. box
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

That was a mighty queer place for sucn
a noise. but | looked in Sure enough,
that was where the noise came from.
and Il was a quail that made II. Inc
poor little crectcr was alive or II
couldn have nuucrcd, and II WASH
much damaged more scarf than hurt,
in fact as IL found out when l took II
out OF the cylinder
The man paused and looked about as
if for inspiration.
i've said / could toll some stronger
stories than that. stranger" he added
authoritauvely. "and could, but ]
won't ! won't even hint az 'em. You
wouldn't believe 'cm. aud ~ wouidn
YOU car swallow the quail-in-the-bust .
cd cylinder story. for you've seen proof
that almost as good quail story as That
ono IL true as preaching.
Some day, when you cit 10 know
more about this country, III meet Nou
and nut YOU onto some real entering
facts about quail and other game IN TINS
part OF Michigan GOodby, stranger.
horc's where ] sit or"
The reporters interest in the quail
story he had heard and the quail story
he knew 10 be true were 50 great that
he forgot 90 make any memoranda re-
or engineer Of the train he was trav-
cling on. It's train that runs from
Manistee 20 East Saginaw every day.
however reaching East Saginaw ~ 3.4j
y. NJ. unless delayed by too many quail.
Moreover. its engineer and conductor
arc respectable mcn-far too truthful
and conscientious 20 think 81 planting
quail in q headlight I'm order TO deceive
n sfmple-mindcd reporter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
A Little Lady.

ct think a white dress is the prettiest
kind OF a dress a dolly can haye-don
you, Manner
Then she added quickly. before giving
Mamie a chance TO answer:
Unless il is a brown dress. I think
brown is a beautiful color. l hardly know
which 1 do ike best-a white or brown
dress"
There was a happy look on the face Of
little Jenny Jones, whose plain china
doll wore a. dress OF dark brown print.
She stroked IL gently, Rugged her dear
dolly closer, and for a moment almost
forgot how much she had envied the
dainty white garments of the two hand
some dolls belonging 10 her companions.
But this was not all. Lucy's loving little
heart was stiu beating fast as she
thought of tho mistake she had so
thoughtAssly made. or so nearly made.
and she FASTENED 70 make further
amends.
why, your dolly is just the size OF
mine, and its dress unbuttons. 1 see. and
mine does too. Supposing we exchange
dresses little whilel Mine has worn this
one so long I am almost tired OF It,"
Really DO you truly want TO change
dresses?'
The brown eyes opened wide. and the
checks flushed i'm joyous anticipation.
Her beloved Bessy wearing that en-
broidered dress. with its sash Of real silk
rbbon II seemed too good to be true.
"Of course. 1 do" said Lucy, simply,
beginning TO unfasten the tiny pearl but
tons.
Jenny's fingers trembled so that she
could scarcely take off the brown dress;
but when IL was dore she was not
ashamed Of the neat white undergar-
ments which had been the work of her
own patient fingers. guided by dear
grandma They were quite suitable for
the elegant dress. When the exchange
had been made Mamie entered into the
spirit Of the occasion. and said sweetly:
"Why. Lucy. that brown IS speshly
becoming 60 your doliy's complexion.
should make her wear brown a good
deal, n I were you"
Tie three friends spent a happy after
noon together. and when Mamie told the
story Of # to her mamma that night
she said
Il think Lucy IS the most iady-iike
little girl I know-dont Southern
Churchman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
THE TINES: RICHMOND. VA SUNDAY JANUARY Is. 1899.

patty for the cat and II was allowed
TO live whole day without molesia-
ton During that period 1t was careful
ly fed
Patrolman Danahy took an interest IN
the experiments and he ordered the SER
want 10 make one more attempt 20 KIN
the animal. lie suggested that after a
stone had been tied 60 It's tail II nc
throw into the creek that runs close
TO the house. The servant waited I'M
On dusk 10 perform this task Win
stone properly affixed she carried the cat
TO the bank OF the stream, petting *
on route. and threw IL "a far as she
could. She heard "a splash and now.
Then she put her hands 10 her ears ana
ran home. IL IS fact that this same car
early the next morning appeared AT the
back door Of the Danahy home ana
mewed until The servant admitted H. lho
stone was still tied 90 its tail.
No more attcmps on the cats life have
been made Patrolman Danahy SAYS
that n the cat had a quarter as mucn
sense as vitality So would impose itset
on some other kind family. lie is try
ing 20 conceive some now and effective
method OF extinction-Bufalo Express.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

ago a black cat appeared az his home
ana was so dOcile and well bred that
Dandhy decided 10 keep Il. The animal s.
behavior was good for several months
but finally 10 fell in with bad companions
and became q chicken thief and a pr0wl-
cr Danahv decided 10 XIII it. and not
caring to do the job himself depuuzed his
servant e. do away with the beast.
So last Wednesday the servant induced
the cat 10 crawl beneath AN uplited tub
When the cat hIi done that the tub was
let down and the beast was. OF course
"a prisoner Through a small hole I'm the
bottom OF the tub the servant poured a
pint of chloroform and then sat ON tho
tub TO prevent the cats death s'rug-
rles from ovcrturning the death cham
ber There was a lively cOmmOton be-
meath the tub for few minutes. An
hour later tho noise had subaded the
servant lifted mp the tub and the cat was
prostrate on its SIDE 10 an appearances
dead. The servant seized st by the tail
and tossed 70 ont into the back yard.
There was some surprise two hours
later when the cat dragged itself into The
house md fell beside a stove. The ami
mails remarkable vitality earned for IL
the svupathy OF tho household and 10
was allowed to live I'm peace for two
DAYS Al the end of that time the SER
want made preparations for second at
remnt az execution The animal was
dopsd with chloroform while it slept
and limp and unconscious 10 was can
ricd out 10 the ash barrel and carefully
covered with an the available ashes.
FRAT evening the members of the Dam
ahv household congratulated themselves
that the beast was at last Destroyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
F,nv One Bridges for II. and o.

BALTIMORE. Jan. l.-One Of the
largest bridge contracts that has been
awarded I'm many years has been let by
the receivers of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad.
In order 70 place the lines west Of the
Ohio river IN proper shape 10 handle the
heavy freight equipment that is being
used east Of the river. the receivers
found Il necessary 10 rebuild fifty-one
bridges between Benwood, W. Va. and
Chicago. That the structures might be
rapidly pushed to completion. It was de-
cided 10 divide the work among three
companies.
The Youngstown Bridge Company. OF
Youngstown, will erect thirty-one bridges
on the Central ONO division between the
Ohio river and Newark. Ohio.
The Pencoyd Bridge Works was award
ed the eleven bridges on the Lake Erie
division. Newark 10 Sandusky.
The Edge Moor Bridge Company, OF
Wilmington. Del, will erect the nine
bridges peeded on the Chicago division.
The total cost OF these bridges is in
the neighborhood OF $500 900, and II is ex-
pected that all will be In place by Sep
tember Nearly six thousand tons OF
steel will be needed for the structures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
Three Little Patriots.

Three little girls In Council Bluns.
Iowa, are patriotic daughters Of Amer
lea. whether they are Daughters Of the
Revolution or not. They are Frances Nc
Millen and Margaret and Louise Stephen.
Hearing that Christmas-boxes were 10
be sent TO the Iowa soldiers at Manila,
and having none or their relatives among
the boys IN blue. they selected an entire
stranger. a member OF an Iowa regiment,
who they thought would not be apt to
receive anything from home. With their
own savings they purchased Christmas
box and sent 1t to him, with q letter
which they wrote themselves. and In
which they recited that they would like
10 give him some nice buckwheat-cakes.
but, not being able to do SO, sent him
some gum and other things which they
believed he would snjoy. The children
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
SHORT STUDIES0N
GREAT SUBJECTS.
The New Year.

All hail the glad. bright New Years Day
with thankful contributions.
And wait a week before you break
Your New Year Resolutions. -Prune.
The new year has arrived In social
circles IL IS Il time for paying calls. 90
business circles Tor paying interest and
renewing notes. IL Is also good season
OF the year Tor making resolutions, which
are usually LAID on the table indefinitely
without debate. / have never been able
to imagine but one reason why people
are so prone 10 resolving 10 do all sorts
of things at the beginning OF the new
year and that j. because Christmas al
ways leaves a man in The dumps.
nave made some promises 10 myself
for this year (and to other people. also,
put they will look out Tor theirs. 1 have
resolved that ] shall not swear
Exception I-Unless I get mad.
Exception II-Or coal goes up;
Exception Iu-Or my mOther-in-law
comes 10 visit me,
Exception IY-Or my trousers won't
stay creased.
have also resolved that I shall not
drink
Exception I-Unless 1 have TO do it 10
Keep warm.
Exception IT-Or 20 keep cool.
Exception III-Or / am invited.
Exception IV-Or a snake bites me.
l shall give literally q charity (Which
begins az home). / shall not smoke n
have had TO swear on 10 keep from
smoking a box given me for present..
These are some OF mine. Now 1 have
friends who have made AN sorts OF queer
resolutions For instance, B0ggs says he
IS going 10 live peaceaDly with his moth
er-in-law: but the old lady lives IN San
Francisco. our cat, "Alrs. Hawkins
Will turn vegetarian anu cschew mice
I'm the same old way. IL cats eschcw
mice as certain Acquaintance OF mins
eschew evil then II Is the proper kind OF
a chew.
would suggest along this line that the
tramps all take bath. and the women
devise a sensible way 20 wear their hair,
that IL will not rain any more for a
fortnight: that we shall not have any hot
DAYS this summer: that spring suits will
be reasonable when they first come out
so that / shall not have TO wait until
about August y, 1899, 10 get mine; and.
lastly, that the styles will be just ike
they were last year And your orator
Will ever pray. etc.
The New Year-Slenuy taking rs place
In the procession OF time. fraueht with
WHAT Good. evil. sorrow, gladness. lie.
death2 In the an-wise Providence OF
God a man nnds what he seeks. not to-
day perhaps nor tomorrow; but some
wear brings either the wages Of sim or
the reward OF virtue. There Is but one
way 10 the summum bonunc: be true
10 Yourself 10 your fellow man. and the
God who made you: and the never-ending
years may come and go. and We shall not
die NAT PRUNE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15

QUAIL STORIES
BY RAILROAD MEN
They Use Locomotives instead of
Guns in Michigan.
BIRD CAUGHT BY HEADLIGHT.
Glass Broken, and Inside He Was
Found--It Appears That They
Get Into the Steam
Cylinder
BIRD CAUGHT BY HEADLIGHT.

A few days ago q reporter was travel
fng eastward across Michigan when the
passengers in the smoking car were be-
guiding the rolling hours by telling sto-
zies stimulated hy the unprecedented
number of birds that frequently rose "a
perfect ClOuda from the right or way,
as the train sped along. the stories tol1
were largcly talcs ug marvellous bags OF
auan and partridge and other such like
game that had recently been secured IN
that part Of the STATE. Most Of these tales
were Of MunClauscn-llke quality. but
thew all seemed 20 lack ingenuity and
novelty TO the reporter. and he concluded
60 sleep awhile AZ possible. just then a
pialn-sDokcn man IN blouse and OvcIallS
touched him on the shoulder
II can spin z great sight better yarn
Than any of them fcllcrs has told said
the man. "and. what's more, It's true,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-15
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE on THE
r., 4. AND 4. II, II.

Effective Monday, January 18th, Ash
land accommodation train arriving Eiba
station at 6 p. NJ will be changed 90
leave Ashland 5:23 p. NJ; arrive al Elba
at SOS p. NJ. daily. except Sunday in
termediate stations live minutes later
than now
Fredericksburg accommodation. SOUTH
bound. will leave Milford $40. boswell
7.I0. Ashland 7:28: Glen Allen "a. Laurel
7:lS: arrive Richmond S:25 a. NJ. daily eN-
cert Sunday.
The New York and Florida Special, an
additional train will arrive al Byrd-street
station. daily. except Sunday az $50 J.
NJ. from the North. Commencing Thurs
day. January 18th. this train will leave
Byrd-Street Station, daily. except Mon
day. for the North at s:o5 A. NJ Ses
schedule In another column
w. y. TAYLOR.
frame Asnaxsrs