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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-30

i've women OF high caste III southern
China.
The shape of the Chinese garments is
designed to cover the person. not to tit
it tightly, and beauty Is secured In the
textures and embroidery, instead Of
from frills and furbclows. There is no
such thing as low neck and short
sleeves in China. and trousers a Chi
nese woman deems Indispensable to
modest attire.
when American. French and En-
glisll-yOur civilized wOmen-visit our
country" Madame WI says, Il cannot
say which feature of their dress shocks
Chinese women most, whether the dec
gillette cut OF the evening bodice. or the
fact that they wear no trousers
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-30
Chi,amcn Are Exceedingly Formal.


The form of greeting when two Chi
namen Of the same caste meet Is for
man to clasp both his own hands be-
fore him, make a slight bow and say:
Using, tsing," which means, "Hail,
hail." and is equivalent to the Ameri-
can How do you do?" Another form
of greeting consists Of words which
mean Have you eaten riceT to which
the answer is, Il have eaten enough"
Besides these. there are many other
forms of salutation to be used in keep
ing with the rank Of the person greet.
ed. The highest form is the "San-kin'
kin.kao," which means thrice kneeling
and nine times knocking the head on
the ground. The emperor and heaven
are worshiped by this sulltation. 1t
was the refusal of the first American
and English ministers to China to per.
form this abject ceremony which
caused much delay in securing treaty
rights and led to the war Of 1853 In
which the English and Americans acted
as allies.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-30

Arthur Pearson. whose Daily tx
,ress is I.ondOn's latest half-penny
journal, informed the public recently
that he was losing Sl,25U a day on his
paper; that the cost OF the plant and
of the preliminary work made the first
issue worth 5000 900: that to establish
the Express will cost $1,25O,OOO and
two years of very hard work. and that
the next person who wants to establish
a daily paper in London must spend
50 10000
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-30

in which the Imperial
limits the
of
and
Il
of
the hoath ppng 4
the
'front.' the q
The
"foreig
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-30
Arsenic Eaters in Eurone.

The practice of taking arsenic in
minute doses is very prevalent among
the peasantry Of the mountainous dis.
tricts of Austria Hungary and France
They declare that this poison enables
them to ascend with ease heights which
they could not otherwise climb.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-30

4 woman is not real sincere adj
mlrer of her preacher unless she know
of three other towns that want him.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-30

The effeminate young man and the
manly young woman are more 70 bo
p.,ieu than censureu.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-30

was, Of course. to prevent these acci.
dents and to lessen the number OF col
lisions by affording. through the a1r
brakes, better control of the train.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-30
Uncomfortable speed of Light.

Between the ticks OF watch IL ray
Of light could move eight times around
the globe.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-30

Cuba the Greatest sugar Producer,
Cuba is the greatest producing
country in the world and its normal
crop is about 1000, 900 tons.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1900-08-30

A matchless novel--one in which the
enlargement Is broken CT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
Blair o9 Ome9n.
Opul: est9 Il. ests Ct. Omaha. ae5r.

Baitor Rirts9aaro ira Hatimsr
aflosOe os 9sios og taIts / airtsn Ran.
bag 4ften.
= Sioite 5rsoas tiItruabte sans
Nnberfen fin npe girtiombeo iOm
r~siienoe assnt for Danish Loth. Publ
House.
Gbriftian Anberien mso
famiIie 81 bortreiit for at Of9sse Be.
Jog Dos gennsr / 6rsmont, 8isner %
Virgo.
grof. 6. t. 9ansn er mso
6nltru os Datter reiit til 0atIan6 Os
uentss life tilbase fsr til Stolens Bes
spnoslie.
Der berifer / benne lib It ret
ubebaselist Uiprte ON Aitensn / gpsns
@ooer, ioet ben eIettriite B~eIpsnins
lite mere benpttes. gi anfaser, bet
maa pare / Anleontna at, at 8slpsnln'
gen uil bliUe fOrbeoret, buiItst fitterIi9
tiItrRuses.
= RomIanb =. pill, bUis Sag
tioliosre bar uRret omtaIt Der / BIdoe:,
bar eennem ct Brep til in iprlte 9ultru
inorsmmst, at be bIsu uieoe | England
for 5 Qar liosn. ltoligere nGsteos ban
beitemt. at nosen gieIie bnooe funoet
Steo.
- ! Ssuoass bleu Baitor Sarah
Seniens lille Sen oebt Blair onnite
epel. .Iutb. Rirts. Baitor Seniel no.
fsrts ieiu Den bsuiss 9anoiiug, "a Gal.
net Ituloe bebes eftsr bet odnite eUsl.s
lutb. 6irteritunI. Den lille 8anif=
Qmeritdner. nu Bosser / Subs Riss,
fit 1 8aabsn Nopnst: 8itbeIm
9OIft SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08

til 8. Sept. 1900. aae bebss at inb.
msIoe fig for ben l. Sept. 90 iao
piot muIig at fomme til compton eler
Satimer mebSsrnbane. buor nj oil benie
ale, ION I'll rette lib oil meloe osres
eomme. 6uif. naor : tommer, at Scr.
rem er Dor 6prbs Os os itaI iutst fat
tes.@
Som uae iOm II Iroenoe Os iOm tan
tomme - tom meo Ben til 6errens
Arbeioe paa egen % andre SiGIes
6relie. aom oaiaa. ON bu lite enbnu
er al trotuoe Dienueife.
vi trOr pan 9errens frelienbe Nogt.
@osrs Brober i Derren
u. Rirteaaoro.
&. Dor "a. gatinier, "a.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
/ argo, Ieb,

SenOa9 D. II Ausuit st. 3 gIier'
miooag afboIoes Der, ON Dub oil, lns.
tomsmsoe / Is bri lolitrups
9uno. Dele ben oanit=amsritdnite uns-
bonn paa 69nsn inobpoes pao bet biers
ielisits, oo Der utI bltee bolot lerifllt
un9oomsmsoe.
Gil ct paaisl9enoe dfienmsoe er aus,
aIore, unse Os Bern bielteIis OsItomne.
SARAH SEMEN.
Tanif lntheIlt NrRii.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
8rcosmooe.

On SUB UiI, aiboIber Soma sitIise
Rreos fit gftsroursmsbe | DOsene fra
6. til 9. Septem Der / CT. Sobannes
Menisbso ueO eatimsr.
gmner for Wsoet er:
i. AbIoIutionen | 5~orbinoeIIe msb
Raoueren.
II. 6Dorpaa fenbes ct CUBS Barn2
Beb g%rRtsmgbet:
SioIeiOrssn usb Sgse' % DsOsIeier.
Msbet aabnss meo @uostiene ite
Eorsbus aften 81. II | Ct. SObannes
6irte.
Rrebisns graitsr beoes erinore beres
glist at siue Msos. genuer af per-
rens sag. SjaIsnss 5rsIis, Subs &iges
Jrempatt sr biertelis %iubbnbne.
,6ers 9errs, frels bog, fars 9srre
lob bet BOG Iptfes." OBJ. 11s, 25).
q. Damien.
6rsbsfOrmanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
~SmbilGumsieit % Wts:
Gouemooe.

Den bnnlfe ~euuneelif Iutberfte Wiss
niqbeo / glt 6Orn, SbsIbp GOuntp
Soma, aeter, ON Sub oil, at feige fit
% liars SubiIGum ben 81. au9uit
FAINT /. og 2. September bette IT,. til
builten 6sitio Wenisbeoens 9snnsr
fiern Og nar bIOnot Prefsr ng 9aeiOIt
beruso paa bet biertelisits iuobpoes.
SGrIig inObpOe ri be PrRiter, iOm
par mebuirtsnbe ueb Wsnigbsoens Stifs
telis for IS Aar iioen, os iOm bar bss
tient ben / be forIsbne % aar, til at
fOmms os bOIOe 6pitio mso os / De
neunte Dnse. 9iseIeces inobposs iaa'
oanne Uianb % aUiuoer, fom | lir
lib par Meolemmer al por Msnisbeb,
til at belta9e | Seiten.
Risfonsmsost bespnber ben site
AuquIt ON 5ormioenssu ri. 104.
Tilrsiienoe beoss msloe osres Romme
til unOsrtssneos, q. Ole en-, inbsn ben
25be ausulf lamt ansius, til buiIten
citation be TONNE. @9lter ofbentes
psb qtIantic os aububOn StatiOnst ben
3Ots Aueuft.
SIT Corn, SbeIbp SO. Soma, ben
/. Ausuft 1910.
IS. g. . 9, Ntels Ol1en,
Msbs. prGit. W9bs. 6orrno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
Blair COLLEGE

beanneer fn 6iteranrstermin ben l9oe Seps
ienber. Sfolen bar oite late 39rere %
IRrerinoer.
ACADEMIC SCHOOL l6orbereoenoe.)
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT. tClas-
steal Gonrse.)
NORMAL COURSE. (For Teachers
County and State Certiiicates.)
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
bookkeeping, Shorthand and type
writing, etc.
7ouif cproo, eitferatur % otttorie.
u~ooanntlie al sRrtre % eGrerinoer lor
ben banIte 8grneitole.
MUSIC DEPAa ffBEN1
sorebraa ouer Bb:.e1 Dni RE % Hliie
rntur.
sfolen er / ale R1noer pr1ttit o9 tbs
iuarenoe uoitpret. n
Tor unoeruisning SCOT % Go3l 4Aouars
ON WaaneoeH "A u8erl.
,3nomelOelier mOoia9es, % nFi IRE Up
Kr. Qnfer,
blair, 9iebr.
~ Strip eiter antalo8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
Wtsdons= o. un9oomss
moDcr

afbolbss, ON Cub pil, | Mi6isan fra
20. til 80. Nu9uit:
Den 28be Wssoe | Sfopen | Store
SsttIe; bsspnbsr 81. 1O4 6orm.
Den 29oe unsoomsmsoe / Ernfant
Rirfe 81. 81 Aften.
Den 3Ote Msbe i Stopen | qiae
SettIe; bsspnber 81. 10t Gorm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
6reOsmooe.

8eiIi9e Soma areo5 al ben fOrsnebs
oanite Rirte afbOlOer, ON Sub DiI, fit
gitpraarsmsOe i ct. peters Og 9stbIe'
bems MsnisbeOer, @ilops Grest, Ga,
ben :, s. os o. September.
Uaebet aabues mso @uosiieueite Gre.
bag 6OrmiObas 81. 10.
Acknowledgements:
/. SUBS gsrns giusiamfuno meo
6erren.
2. 6OrbOlost msasm gattsIie Os
Ompenoelie.
ON xorsOaSsn bOIbes grGiemsos.
6mue: 6uub f%orftuas Ueb "OPENS
grabitsn? os eousns 6OrbOlO til 6Oan'
seIist.
Ssnoag Gftsrmiooas uiI Der bIire
aibolot st uusoomsmsoe.
90. 9. RieIfen,
SreosformouO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
Greosmooe.

Den sitIiss atsos af ben iorenees
oanife eu. lutb Ritfe aiboIber fit nreoss
msoe / Betbania oaulte 70. Iutb. Dle'
nigbsb, Bolton. Rais., ira 81. ausuii
til Z. Ssptsmber. RObst uubnes met
@uostisnslte ON 5reoussn ri. 1913
5orm.
Sinner til DrefteIie er:
/. 6uab uiI oct iige at Ouer9aa fro
Dcoen til eiOet. q. Sob. 3, Il
II. riff DpperftsprGlteIiss Seeming
aae areOisns 9raifer bsoss sire
Rsbs. 6. 8. q Rr.
Rrsosiormanb.
geibanin b. 90. lutb. Wsnisbeo,
Bolton, Mais., inbbpbsr berUeO 8sns
ner Of ben borsneoe onnffs eu. Iutb.
til at oeltass / Rreosmsoet fra
81. ausuit til ben 2. September. I'll.
r~eilsnbe 6ebss msIoe here's Romme til
u%noertsgueoe for is. augalt.
VI. =. Damien.
Reni9bebsns 4reit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
ginoetraao.C rber pr. Telegram efsptberes
Ill SAt Tor NewStandard % 107t iorMaDiIa mixed

gi fploer ~teleerahfe ORDERS n sAc for Stanbarb o. 10E for
DfaHild RiIeb prompt % bnrtigt ,bpis Teres BdHipr ener Or
%preisagent telegraterer,at 9enge oeponeresfe r Droren. Lehne
taeelie al Behiningen. Den i~nbfisbtes biniat % fdl i0lges
bidi9f. Behil ftrafs. Der fnbes BinbetraaD | Waarfeoet, lpm
ener ubforteret Eraab. Ber 9rnaD CTR Eilfrebstinflie Sfisnt
port Eager minfer, tror 81 bog at funne nbfploe ale Grbre,
Tom isnoes fBr SGicneusS lutHlHg. Sfrip euer ~telegrafer itrdl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08

Ct. gstsrs os BetbItbems Dteni9'
heoer, @iaow Greet, Soma. inobpoer
beruee, / 6snboIo til O%usnfiaoenoe BE.
tenot9srsIie, 8snnsr ira iisrn Os mar
til at OsItass / bette Rreosmsos.
De b~eisseube, Tom REFER til 8sterfon
pau y. w. Bansn. beoes msloe oerss
ROmme til PaitOr ri. SEMEN, Blaow
@rest g. @. os be. iom refer til
opener pao c, NJ. d st. p. Bonen,
bsoes meIoe bsrss aomme til Baitor
@ria, Opener, Dor 254. aas
,SuomeIeeIier bsbss at pare os / 9Gnoe
Tor /. Sepismbsr for Befororinsens %
Snofuartsrinssus StpIo.
Gno usiisne RrsOsmsoet for Os nue.
aIsmen Sensu,
Brat.
@ubmuno Grill,
4rqit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
.gsS 5rtt
nIL 2amc!
J ben oanife 6oIonl paa nSoo" Vanen
WARD COUNTY,
NORD DAKOTA.

Ousr 500 Dante bar iagei 9enb oms
ne aoloni, uoUaI9t al Rirteiamfunteis
ROmite, o9 al oisie bar uIleitbe 400 bc.
lat fig Der. 6nonu baues Der sobt
9anb mar Siationer.
Der tiItrGn9es oanIte screenings.
mGuo Bptn 8opbeas / Settlementet.
Den life % 3oie Qirson9 / busr
Dtnoneo ial9es poa be fIeits Staiioner
biui9s Retur biuetfer til qnnblsaert taer
De fan faas fra minneapolis ill gnnbet
Uso al bsn.enbe fig til 500" 8ansns
eanbfonior.
9i9eIsoes bnues PrGrieIonb / Winnes
Iota og OatOtd, Os biaiat StOulanb
/ WiscOniin os Midisou pua 500"
5ernbansn. gaue 5ernb1nepriier.
5triU eiter 9anbtort,o 9 iauprsrsoe ,5ors
t%larinser til
D.. w. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent 800" Ry,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08

5srDeo inbbpoes genner fra mar os
fern til at tomme Os belle 9errens
@obpsbei msb Os | Dassue ira ben 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
Wiblano 6ojifole,
Grant. Wih.

9intertsrminsn %bsspnosr b. |. Otto
Der og uarer til b. %. December.
Yannsamerifanif SejifOle.
gauobrnasifOle 4 l'llu'tine I'll Michi-
gan State Agricultural College,
Jorbereoclie iii Optagel paa Stats
uniueriietet os osrmso Iisslt'usoe
SfoIer (gootsuoi al Michigan State
University.
Danff os enseIff prcsram uOIeDsrts
paa 5orlansenos, os aae OpIpsninset
meobeles al unbertegnsbs Beitprsre.
Gbrilian Baum. 3. Gbriitian Yap.
Grant, Uid.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08

T., Is. & ~. y. o. z. Is. & Rat.

Neit paa.
Ri. 10. Lincoln Passenger S.02 BORN.
pr 3. Black Hills Pass. 3,29 Gitm.
Jtr. %. Accommodation 7,55
Zft pau.
III. "a. Accommodation $50 Sorm.
Jir. 20. Mo. Valley Pass. i. $50 5orn.
Jr. 4 Chicago Limited 4,59 eltm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
ySanfferen".
cnsOag b. s. 9ugnit 1900.
@uOstjcueiter.

Blair, 4ebr.
glaig oanife ep. lut6. Reniebeo boloer
@nostienets bper Ssuoag 6ormiooaS 81.
10 % 2liten ri. 5. Senoa8sifole 81. 8
aorm. 0pbpassliesmeoe 0usoa8 aiten 81.
s. 4ne ere bierteli9 ueltomne.
u. Rasmusen
9rRft.
omaha, 8ebr.
Z Qeua banife go. lutb. gteuigbsbs 8irte,
Qortb 26tb street dme0em @rant % Bur
bette bolOes egimesie9ubstieueite boer Spns
bag Tormiooas al. lot os 4ftensuOstienefe
81. u. S%enbagsifole ri. l24 eitm. 4ises
msbs bper 8or8Oos afteu ri. 5. 4ae ere
biertelie usltomne!
O. 3. 6hriftiau en,
4f9h.
Bopal: 22t9 Il. e6t6 Ct. Omaha. Gsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
Strubaueliite.

Gbirngo, ct. Yaul, Winneapolis
& Cmaba.
Cub paa.
Or. Z. Omaha Passenger 7.25 BORN.
III. J.. DO. DO. lO.22
IN. s DO. DO. SIT gftm.
Roro paa.
Rr. 4. Twin City Passenger 647 Eorm.
4r .. Sioux City Passenger f,S7 Ni;a'.
Jr. 5. Oakland Passenger . . 6,3s
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
WtisIons. % ~ungoomsmpoe
Sibfoib.

afboloes, ON Sub pil ira 10. til 10.
QluQuit. gi tinaoe os At inobpoe ing:
oommeu fra RabOmtnisbeoerne til Ing
~oomsmeoei, Der narmeit uiI bliue 9srs
bag og Souoag.
grqiterne Sarah Sen n,
Blatr, Qebr., og 5. 9ertfen, 9nt'
6iniou, Utinn. ueates.
8ilrsiienoe bebss meloe oerss AntomIt
inben u. Au9.
3. .. Raarup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08

~ striu eiter aatulO8.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25
Funeral Services.

The funeral of Mrs Sarah McRae took
place from the First Presbyterian Church
at 10 o'clock yesterday morning. The
pall-bearers were as follows:
Activ--Mr. w. B. Marshall. DR.. II.
Cabell Tabb Mr.. Burbage Halyburton,
Mr.. James Casl1ie, Major A. w. CARRIER,
Mr.. George Cary, Major n. A. Gregory,
Mr.. H. B. F'itzhugn
Honorary-Mr. w. W. Henry, Mr.. Robt.
T. Brooke, Mr.. Maurice Smith. Mr. w. L.
Pemberton and Mr. John S. Fleming.
The funeral of Mr.. John iHach took
place at O'Clock yesterday afternoon from
the First English Lutheran Church.
The funeral of Mr.. Samuel L. Vincent,
who died Sunday at his residence, No. 2l3
South Pine Street, took place from Laur-
el-Street Methodist Church at 8 O'Clock
Monday afternoon. The interment was
made in Oakwood.
The funeral of John c. Thomas, Jr.,
who died at the residence of his father,
in Newport News, took place in that city
yesterday afternoon. The interment will
be made in this city at Riverview Gene
terry.
The funeral of the late seligman
Schwartz who died Monday at the resi-
dence of his daughter, Mrs. NJ. B. ODER
dorfer, sol Leigh Street, in his seventy
second year, will take place to-day at aa:3U
o'clock from the Hebrew mortuary chapel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25
Wants the Nlanhslut.

The Following letter explains itself:
DR.. Jos. a. White, president Deep Kun
Hunt Club, Richmond, Va
Dear Smoothing in the news columns
of papers "a general protest to Governor
and other authorities against Tie savage
sropt of a race between bloodhounds and
a young white man, has caused the CLUB
to abandon the race, &c, esc.-,testlnS
ability OF dogs 20 trail and afford sport,
&c.
The hounds are used at the state farm
to catch escaped criminals. What sort
OF representative people are those Virgin
ians vino have raised this general pro-
test?"
| can Tina ine no more innocent field
sport. When a youth it was a common
amusement for my section here, both to
the rarty bsfore the hounds and those
following it, 1t was a good training for
young hounds for tracking anything. Be
sides, in your case they become useful
to track UP criminals. 1t beats traoning
a dragged fox skin or bag of anisc seed.
1t lis less cruel ttas a horse race or foot
and Baseball. Has the bloodhound of
.'Uncle Toms Cabin and such literature,
also affected our people?
A boy oan and does keep half 4 dozen
track hounds at bay with a switch from
the nearest peach tree. We had much
sport with the puppies in this way when
I was a boy. We taught them TO TRAIL
to tree and to stand bay. l am now sew
enty-three years old and have enjoyed the
hounds and fox hunts.
r. S. WARTHEN.
Sandersville, Ga, April 2lst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25
FREE TO SUFFERERS.
The New Cure for Kidney Bladder
and Uric Acid Troubles.


Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure to know of the wonderful Il
cures male by DR.. Kiifner's SWamp=Ro
the great kidney remedy.
II Is the great medical triumph OF the
nineteenth century: discovered after years
OF scientific research by DR.. kiirier, the
eminent kidney and bladder specialist, and
is wonderfully successful In promptly cur
ing kidney. liver, Bladder and uric acid
troubles.
Swamp-Root has been tested in so many
ways. in hospital work, in private prac-
tee. among the helpless too poor to pur-5
chase relief, and has proved SO successful!
In eyery case that a special arransem
has been made by which all readers of the
of the Evening Leader. who have not al
ready tried it, may have a sample bottle
sent free by mail, also a book telling more
about Swenp-Root and how to find out il
you have kidney or bladder trouble. When
writing mention reading this generous Of
fer In Che Evening Leader and send your
address to DIR. kilnlcr & Co, Bnghamton,
~ Y The regular fifty-cent and one
dollar sizes are sold by all first-class drug
gists.4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25
CONFEDERATE CHAPLAINS.

They WIFI Meet in lseunion liz Louis
Vile, May 3lst to June Sd.
The following circular letter, which has
been issued by General John B. Gordon,
General Commanding United Confederate
Veterans, is self-explanatory:
New Orleans, La, April 16, 1900.
To All Comrades:
The General Commanding earnestly
calls attention of all our comrades to Tie
following letter from the Chaplain Gene
raj of the United Confederate Veterans,
the Rev. Or. ]. William Jones, and all
department, division, brigade and camp
commanders and their adjutants general
are urgently requested to see that their
chaplains are Immediately put in posses
sion OF a copy of this letter from Chap
lain-General Jones.
This movement meets the hearty ap-
prevail and endorsement of the General
Commanding, and every means at his
command viii be used to assist the
.'Chaplains' Association in carrying out
this laudable movement
The following letter, addressed to Eek
Confederate Chaplains and Chaplains of
Confederate Camps is sent out by Chap
lain-General Jones:
Office Chaplain General. .. c. VS..
Richmond, Va, April 10, 1900.
Dear Brethren,-At our Chaplain's Re-
L
was requested to arrange for our meet
ing in Louisville during the next reunion
OF the u. &c. VS..
I hav6 had the matter in mind, have
corresponded with or interviewed those
who have charge of arrangements for
the next reunion, and am enabled to make
the following announcements:
L. There will be a reunion Of Confede-
rate chaplains in Louisville during the
General
June Sd-fours and place 10 be hereafter
designated.
@ The ministerial Union of Louis
Vile agree to provide free entertainment
for all chaplains who will send their
names to the chairman of their commit
tee, Rev. DIR. e. H. Powell, Louisville,
Ky, and this Should be done as soon as
possible by all who propose to attend.
lChaplains should give their names, pres
ent address, the denomination to which
they belong, and the commands with
which they served.
8. As soon as it can be ascertained who
viii attend this reunion a programme for
services on Sunday and at other suitable
times during the reunion will be made
out and published.
A number of chaplains have expressed
a desire to have their quarters with and
to hold frequent services with the vete-
rams of their State or their old COM
mands. This can be easily arranged.
1t is earnestly desired that we may
have in Louisville a large and profitable
gathering of the chaplains-that we may
revive hallowed memories of the past,
and once more take sweet counsel to-
gether"- before we .'cross over the river
to rest under the shade of the trees
J. WILLIAM JONES,
Chaplain General u. C. VS..
The matter Of religious exercises du-
ring the reunion is receiving the atten-
ton of the chaplains. This feature of
reunion work was started at the Atlanta
gathering, and an association was formed
called the "Chaplains' Association
The General Commanding asks the
hearty assistance and co-operat ton of all
comrades in this good work
by order OF J. Is. Gordon, General Com
handing. GEO. NfOORAIAN.
Adjutant General and Chief of Staff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-25
Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL Is,
LEAVE; Byku-aa ou STATION.
500 - w. De4y lor = ss..ss,-e.. I'D
points NurLn- stops ohry u hillLoIu
ana fredericksburg pullman sieell'-
srS 10 New York
$40 A. NJ sunday ol.sy. Tor Washington,
po.iles ->ottn. stops at E.iua.
zen e;t ,sr ,:Fsa P Ps5G.sy,IitfI.
Ia.d. souas ats, ttGi-lreI, at-; tts.l,
Fredericksburg. Brooke, and Wide
$40 A AN NJ f bay aA eaF sunday tos
Washinstol. ana POINTS North stops
at EIba. Gisn Allen, A ASH md, by s
sum sniarnit Frsaer.cks bsirg, brooks
Slu,; Whitewater. Pullman car.
1000 NJ Daily: except SUNDAY. for WaSh-
Eiba. Glen .sliels; ashland boswell
car Connects with Congressional
Limited at Washington.
7:5 n paly fer o', Eashn h to, 4 aPa
and and Boswell s Milford F'reder;elzs-
burg; Brooke ana Underwater. stops
It other stations sundays S;eeper
Richmond TO New York; sleeper
washington 20 Philaaelnh,i.a,
ARRIVE; RYRD-sT 81 s ia FL
Rreoke. fredericksburg. MILFORD.
Loswsi ,sl.i:lnd s.ita 5!n STOPS stops
New York 10 t<Ichnoid-
200 p Al. DaE!y, exe-is; Sunday. Stopa
~ at Fredericksburg. MflFoEG; Dos@e.l.
Ashland. Glen Alien and Eliza. Par
,or car from Washington
Cog = NJ Daily. Stops only at Fred-
aricksbtirg boswell, Ashland and
Eiba Pullman cars from New York.
S.io F. RI Daily. stops at Wldewatcr
brooke Fredericksburg. Summit
Guinea Voodslane. Milford. Pensia
Puther Glen. boswell. Iaylorsyii!e,
Ashland, Glen Alien ard eliza.
INTERPRETATION TRAINS.
lDaiiv- eScSnt S-'-1dar
-.1a 4 NJ Leaves Eliza for Quantico.
f.ro !, v leaves T.yrt!. Street St3ttIuE
To- Frederic zsnDr2.
600 - leaves E,iSa for Ashland.
ID VI Arrives tztba from sshlGr.i
60, 4 NJ Arrives BSr6-Street Station
from Fredericksb burg.
o:oo " T. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager
e IT D. MYERS
President