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Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25

! iGstc bam gn1sle gcrnier | 1rail
GolnttD, og Ell TepItpiberiH, ION
erinSreoe ZEN gainle Tom, Der Gang
cper BAN, leo ibdm arreitere. Gcn.
nicr Bollod / Sarge gnp bam ooa
Burts Jribeo moo at ban betalte en-
Ntflft al $500.
Garmernc intercsiercoe. Iei
lesop nfbolbte 5arrner. Suititite
GcoperstomH bar pGret iproeles bel.
ipffet. roget tportif cen oueroroent.
lige 9elfagelie fra 5drnerbefolfnirl
geits Sioe bar bioroget mere ertb no.
get aroet. 8ruiesior &operitao le.
oeoe @sberre 90 talte til 5oriamlin.
Gen. San bol6t oeion ct 6orcbrag
oper gnlnet Sriteapl og aap nlangen
nyttig og pRrSifufo Inpisning meo
Serfpn til, b~porleoes Seite ifal
fobres for at uofsre bet meit miilige
glrbeioe.
5priuarcr Waiien. - Sra Singal
meooefes 6en 19oe Sebriar: st
Itsrre INITIAL ~SSarnrere DeItog / bel
ferIteos afbolote Snftitirte. 5lere
Spsrgsmaai al Sntercsie bar oppe
til SorbanSling, % 0iSfliyiionen
flllgtes meb Spm9rfiomtbeb. Sr.
Scoaauoer talte ON Gorraot og lag.
DC | Seroelesbeo SRst paa Rsbpen.
otgbe6sn of S9oififte, ON man on.
fer at beoare Sor0ens SrugtbarbeO.
Sr. ltelonb tolte ON Maisapl %
gap HeiuItaterne al De giorte Sugt.
Together paa bette Self peb 2ano.
brrgsifden / Sarge. Get bar life
SfIfploet, iagbe har, at Wtais life
fuitoe ottGes meb Sorbel | Rorb 8a.
Sota; toertintoo troeSe ta1t, at Wtais.
ap[ beS ipiterntiif al,ltipering oil.
De blibe en- of DC Creme peo Soro.
bruget, iom Stotens Sarmere ube.
tineet firt6e i9tte 2io til.
Strcng Spm- = Spnriler Hol.
LODI / Sarge afgap her on 9agen en-
aielloelie / Sagen moo q. y. @ap /
Seoils Safe, Der bar ar,flaeet for at
babe o%pertraoot SorbubSlonc1t, 8ap
blep osnt til at betale en- Wtltlft al
$1,000 oe fit 6eslloen 6 Maanebers
SnngiesItraf for,oen at maatte be.
tale ale Sasers llbsifter, ionr bele'
Der fig til 1884. Spis UtiIften life
betoles, ifal SaneielSitraffen forlGn'
ges til ct gnr, og betaIe$ life Snt.
foitringerne, fan Ser foaes Dom moo
@ap FOR gdsbet, fom ba blioer at
lroerefpere al SpmfGlbteS @ienoom.
On anben Sprber peb Hann Sreo
gefer fit en- lignenbe 0onr; @ap
hapSe forldngt en- ottoen Somnter til
8aafierheEie al tin Gag ertb Sonuner
Conan, / Bpis Het benz fort fsr bar
bebanolet meb Get llbfalo, at Slrrpen
life blep enig. MeO 8olod / DON'T
meripNet tog bet life lGnge at naa
ct Geflltot. @un Der baObe baabet
at blipe frifienbt, biep furtben ifpl.
Dig, og Somnpen blep iom mani ier,
ian ItrGng iom nogen Somlner flnoe
bape giort BEN.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25

gent piI eirc anfeoning tI mango
6oruiflin8sr.
8rrre % barre. Gftepboert
iom llnoer' seeIjerne al cen fprolrf-
feoe asiuruiNe.4 rGiioeHt glpta
2nrion ifrihcr frenr, piier oct iia, at
bans unoerilGb, Der fra ferit Of on
iottes Ill $4,000, bill oreie TIA on
aoifilligt mere og innoipmIigpis nao
op til 100000 ellcr enSog $4,000.
ltnoeriggclier, Der err 6lepne foretagne
I Bepin Gmtrtp, bar gootgiort, at
GER or iuriatife YanteobIigatFoner for
cntreirt $4,000 Der alene.
8eneral Bragg / inlo @igpr. -
@enerul e. 9ragg / Son on Sac fei-
reSe jim I5be SsbieisSag Den 2Ooe
5cbr., | buiIfen Inlebniilg ban moo.
tog geSsa al mange al fine 8ener
bonoe ira ben nprmelte Smegn og
fierlere Steoer. Set Dor General
Bragg, iumi fin Gio iagOe ON Brett.
bent Glepelanp, at ban elifeoe bam
pdo @rllpS al be Sienoer ban bapoe
faaet.
Nluurlig Inflagc. - 50. 8. S1rnt
! @arinette, forber meoIem al eta.
tens 2egislotitr, err bleoen arreiteret
paa 4nflege for at booe forfmifet
Sconto Gountps &ecoros / oer Sen.
iigt at bebraee Belbtigo 2iuntber 60.
for 2an6 iii en- 8Rrbi of $4,000.
Sunt er beIfplot for at hape u0tnaet
IL Sioer al en- al Gesiiter og 9eeos'
gsger.
Bill nbbDibc fin gcorift. @olf
Rioer Baper & Siber Company /
Sba9ano bar beil,rttet at forsge i'm
aapital ira $24 ZOO til S250,000, %
! Ssbet Of inoep9renoe Iar bill oct
cpfsre EN- 8upirmsGe, iom ifal foite
en- fuart Wiaion.
I'm Hapirmplle. - Sbe Hiueriiee
Srber Company | glppleton pil opfere
en- M Gapirmsae paa oen Cont, bpor
Opens 9amle sleftrtIfe 2DSperf isr
bar ligget. WSsllen ifaG fltnne Iepere
20 Cons ON Oogen.
Nlpriierne. - grpggerre / WtI.
tpaitfee trlter meb of iorbsie Glpri.
ierne, iaafremt life 8rigsifntten paa
81 fo%rmtnoifeS.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25
1ntarnuH,t.
40 Ecuts pr. Suiin.

40 Gcnts pr. Suiin. Oct er
booo sGggene fuiteoe / 0tnbilon Den
2Ooc 8cbrior. '0ette or Den bsieite
GriS paa s Gar.
Surainabum. StatenS Inn.
Ipgc or hcpen amroSet ON dt viie
I'll MeontS Gourrtp og urt0crlsge Ell
appgineSom. icm berier Der. SgS'
BONNER or optraaSf epioemilf, %
mnlrgc arentltrcr er nsSe,
Slcmt &prr. - Sonmer Soon VI.
Saies / ga Crosse giorbe Der on
Sagen 0cn operraifenSe Spboselie,
al uauiEte @p life bar en- elcite Ion.
liz Suffice II the Yeaee. ga iitaen al
BEN, ium beflueer oisic Gmbeocr,
bar itiuet DEN loobcfaicoc aautiou,
Ile aienoeiier. ipm er aiaiure Of Dc
mlppreRoe SreNSNommere. erfl9res
SsNc % uNasteslse at pGre, % ga.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25
Sole Sorholo.

en- beremt Irfiteft / Nep gorf
be0er 8Id0ro -. Sulu. Sun bar
gift, mer foreliteoe Jig BOG / @trS.
@aIter @otrouS, % ior at ban ittIoe
f0a Ggte benoe, ls8te bans &ouc ON
,Stll@miale, Der naturliaoiS bepiIqe.
Ne&. ga Mrs. Srnt bar blepen lcoia,
1rtcoe Wluiam 81. WanoerbiIt til ben.
Be; men birn gar kum &llroeu. %
Ell El0 bar Qa0et, 'rieoc ban iaieu,
meu fit Ell IN StlIrp. Cctte paftc Ell
uhnrc Sp'tgt / Den firc Gcrhcn; tbi
lptIteu Odmc itlIoe life Ipurc %>iu til
at bliUc cn .lhlItiml4lrrnpra Stone?
Gr oct fife FOR at f00 up0e hcnuc Ecr.
0cna @erllgNeoer. ni caeutIiq lGDer?
Mi hor tmiolcrtib AIRS. Nunt foact
llg eli otocu Moub. Oct er Or. 6.
Y. &ar8cu9 / pot Springs. .. 9.
Nc 10 bIcO Fienotc poo Den O6ouoe. at
Mrs. 9ultt brQQte i'm syn, Spua.
thor, III ham. mehcnS hin loo / @oh.
@uttcu por iuR, ~ Guftorcn hlrereoc
ham. llnocr NrGrcn cpitoo q airr.
Iigheosforholh mencu zen iroIfiItc
Trle oa Smncna &rae. vi 0pfto,
rem boooc Scene % tie @sru. ourebc
in9en &inbriuq. Sam orch til oct
itutple WfioNcI at is9c Sfil@miSic
Or. SorQeu3 Cr Seu at Ell Tarmcr.
San % Rra, &iunt boIot @rpIlitp Sen
19be i Snltb 9cnb, Ono.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25
Panlon r%eiienerer.

GroieSior 80. Is. SuninL ion MI
/ iIere aar bar ppret @eitprer for
&alt9eS SpnoNc& Senti1nrilm i 3teo
@Ftg, NfiluL, bar isgt ON afifcS ira
StoIeanretS Slunltng at rogue.
BrOieSior &union Bor mobtaeet aalh
ira Salu9eS Mtentgbco i 0orpion,
Qtnul., % mrefteret Melrigbeoer.
San bar en- IPngere Sio p9ret gum.
fu1oetS 6ornlano.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25
Mthtauu.
GpiaheSsmuifine iaieu.

tBDth+ VII
Sinl9noer / 9rpital Sails trcr at ban
bar opfunbet "Ycrpetltltm mobile" og
bar fon6trueret en- Waifin al Sra,
iom ban Tiger bar 9aaet ~uafbrt0t /
Gre Tiger.
StOr IrD.-Senrp Crane, Ell 3d.
ger SeSlie, bar netop fnaet unoer-
retring ON, at en- i Illitrolien OIL
Sso Snfel bar efterluOt bam % hans
TO 9rSore en- Irp pua $7,500,000.
Oil bliue ncolagt. - Boitfontoret
/ Sittle &ioer oil Mioe reolagt, oa
irgen bill bore Boitmeiter Der poa
8runb al De imaa Srotpgter, iom
INN belsber fig til 3 Dollars ON
Maaneoen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25

Gn SrSrc, rtbIteot ira Gmnabas
&opcSituo, Sttatpn, giper The SreaS.
golb @oter & 9ining Spnbicate
eietocmsret til al itoptaeen @rrnb,
.oa al @ruub, iom berefter bliper
leoia. / alonoife. SrSren bar paft
itnr Sorbttrelie, % Ganaoiere forener
zig meN Imeritanere / at proteitere.
9liper Sroren life op5Gpr no et
anbeil Srbrc, fouuner OoDion ON 6
Tiger til Of bItoe ct soc Steo.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25
Pr9miebogen.
Tanniiies 20. 25,

or nbioIst, men ct mt Splas er nm
Der arbeiSe. Senne Bog bar saact
unIminDcIis burtist @inter. 81
tGnftc of iaa ct mt Splag fGrcis |
betios, men bet tua iaa lrnge ipr III
fnnSc faa Eapirct. Saainart ben
blir fGrbis pil ben blue icnot ii
BEN, ium bar beitilt % or bercttiset
I'll ben.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25
0rm gurf gureau Of Sabpr bar

9eu gurf gurean Of Sabpr har
uplpa uoienbt i'm narIi9e &apport.
qf oeuue ices, at Interchangeable
tionerne Der / Staten purer baahc
Scniearoe til WtcNlenSortaI %
Stprfe forsorigt. s 1894, % Slt'
rnailet bespnSte fin Sirfiombeo, ban
Der $50 arbeio8foreninger i Staten
mi er Der 1851, % biSie bar tiIiam'
c1elt CT WeolensantoI al 276,141.
Sc ormnfereSe grbeiSere$ Sd |
1894 par 157,197.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25
Gn uiGbpanlie itOr SnSUGnSrins

til De nor50eitIige Stoter orI Iaor ii1s
Be Steo. Nia1ge er oIIerc0c fonue.
o. &sie Tiger. al tore TIoffc Nil fsI.
ge efter. TiGr ier 0e no til. al St0.
o~onortugen fra be itanhindoIife Gan.
De mar u4 bftoe 'tsrre en6 ! Dc rpr.
meit foregooeroe War. Ct itort In.
ta itmrGndptite Srt0panbrtre er on.
TONNE til Ct. 9mh o9 YtuneopoIiS /
De iIoIp llger, % mn'tge al 6t&ie rel
Ter uboere iro Ill Den noroosdige @fRl,
neiooa ny I'll Safotaene, boor nc oiI
Inu fig nso iuh Sarmerc. BED 81.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25
nrbraTkn.

@unlo bsmt. - II. 8. @old0, ben
ipioa9tigr 9anticr / 9eInooO. buiS
Sppericr iiges at hreic zig ON ca.
100000, err hsntt iii otto Iar Sligt-
buSitruf. Sn erflrreoe Jig ifploig.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25
Gu al Sunftipnrrcruc / aerhionS.

Seportenertet i @aibHrqtou ubtaler,
at out 10 aar ira mt oil Oct 8elsb,
DC SSoreteoc Stater rtoo uhbetdIc til
Reniioner, bore re6iceret me0 so
9rocent ianmucnlIgnet nrcO, buuo Der
mn rtSbetales / bette Giemeo. Ben
ifpu&bepillin9erne bette Iar urroroger
til 1876, 600, 900 Collars, bpiIfet CT
100000 minore enc iorrige Iar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25
Minneiotas ~Seeislatur.

Suiet bar siprt gobe 5remifribi meo
Sfatteiurilaset iiSite use us uenter at
blioe irrois til at Femme ppsr famine
eitsans penns Hoe. 5Orllaset cr bIeuet
Gnbret i ioritielise 8untter; iaalebes
er bet 8elsb, ipm ifaI pGre irita9et for
S~eitatnius poa 2gssre iat til 5000
.iitsbetfor s25 inn forsIInaet os 800
ben santIe 2pu; 9igrinsen ltal p9re
frrbis ben lite 0tai Iiseiom eiter ben
gamle 9uo iitsbet for ben lite Gpril
Icm foreTlaact | ben npe; en- ny Glauiul
er inoiat meo Ssuipu ill Guuutpaubi-
tsrers @pnNisbeo unpaasnbe SeItat.
ming al sanb; Soil, Der | COB Tro ftp
Der en- Gieubum irituses for Gniuar for
Statts, Der bpiler paa famine, ndar be
life baobe gelieb ON bisie Sfatter, ben
@aus Sanoelen ianbt Steb, os Der life
er nOsen "Stecuro" al iaaoanue Chatter;
in9en Genter ital iorlauses al iorialpne
Chatter, naar 2i6nin9 er iorismt ueb en-
S~elltaselie; ell TouHa9eifat paa Sfibe,
Der goar / Cart pna Seerne, uebtoges
iiiebet for al anbcn Sfat--iaalebes iom
beItemt +, 9open al 1895 i Ssniesnbe til
Stibsiarteu peb 9ulutb; Ell 8anfier
pil life bebppe OF opgiue til 2isnins ats
bre Soils GienoUw, iUm ban bar / fin
Seiiooelie; beler lite piI aoniisnatprer
Of 8arer citer ben Gubrebe YiQ bebpue
at Opsiue til 9isnins @ienoum, iom er
/ beres Epr9e. 9eune iiblte Seitems
melle slpr bet al neb &urnifatten. 81
al s. s. SacObiun i~oreilaaet amenbe'
nent 9aar no paa, at udar 5plf n9gter
a 9tpe Spsaper pper 9psgre, Nftter,
8snse oiu. ital 9i9ninssmaupen tarere
ben Slaes @iencom ~piItaarlts % eiter
bebitc Sfipn, % Iuoitsrcn ifal isjen
iprbsie I~siesiOreus Tarerins nleb so
Brpcent. DEFINE enbelise 9arerins fan
bog ipranbres at Gpuntptommisi9rerne
eller andre, Der iunserer ipm Sisninss'
Commission. 9ette ENHANCEMENT pebs
ioses 81 mpb Is Semmer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25
Era @ieturia, 3. 6, er Der j Iinte

ara Tiefuria, ., g., or Der | Tinter
ienot Sats fur oper So, 100000 til
OF Sonoou, SGrifilte
9~afieihtSer bar fsrt 679.247 aasier
ulco Safs til GnaIano, OF De aluinoe.
Iiae 9umpitibc bar oaiaa tnget CT goo
Gcl.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25

g untomile gtummere al "Seo
arnen" fan erbUlbeS ior 1oc
ertra.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25
Zen berpmte Neaer Soofcr @uib

Zen berpmts Reaer SOofcr @ufb'
inptorl Der FOR el Sib itoelt nso oet
fcr en- 9hono of bans @aoe ian
ijGISne sgre at 'ptie peo BrGitOen'
tens 9cuo, er bIeoen irtbbllbt III al
bnIoe SeittnIen oeo Naebraifa llntper.
ittete& SlrttiaDSfe't iaur. gtnu itltI'
De ip1r&, OF bette bar ! fun Sroen,
user lem inoitrpTfeoe SipIe / llnt'
oerittetctS SeriorfluSie bar protefte'
ret MOB Oct trufne arrangement,
Eortaabe1tttaQ pI Aog 6oflrItctet life
tGBe roget Seripr ri 6crup Yroteit.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25

Sitter en- Srnnb / Nem 3crf fanot
man &igc1T Al Gbeobor 3ofobicu %
Some@ StuuCI / Ruinernr al Srno'
mental SiaU @OrfS / Hipriu. Sire
MGqih, oerlbI0u6t DC 10 oihsbc. iao
"a iplaeoe Sort 90 &leeu uobrso.
10 Al bent fom zig no paa 8nocu. TO
blep 2lIernes Ano.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25

Silen on at bepilse $25, 900 til at
ipre Sa9eu mob Sernbanetruiten blsp
biiaIbt al Senutct iibite 2UrSbas. Der
blep Siort ct iuast 5urips paa at faa
SaseuS Iisiprelie lorbaIet, men Oct
mislpttepes, % 5prilaset tilitsmtes er'
itsmmie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-02-25
"GeD 9lrnen" go. 81.

SubbpIb: On Snbbruostpp. - 8aa 90.
rpper.E Zen. - A Thought tor Washing
Day. 49, Sarl % aonse. 49, Bre91er. -
2pttrns ajrleoG9aer. - ToritIelt8e "Se.
ieanelier". - ct i~orneiet NnItgt. - 8aaoer.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-03-07
WITTY DIR. nucLl.x

One or the many friends OF DR.. James
81. Buckley, editor OF The Christian Ad-
vocate. was telling stories the other
day OF that gentleman's ready wit. Al
the last session OF the New York east
conference Or. Buckley was on his feet
every minute or two TO discover some
phase of question or to make a witty
remark.
On one occasion a minister was
speaking OF Wesleyan university.
That university" said he, ION the
right or left bank OF the Connecticut
which Is itT" THAT depends" replied
DIR. Buckley, whether you are going
up or down the river"
One minister took exception to the
frequency with which DIR. Buckley ad-
dressed the conference. He said, 1.-THE
young men always vote as the doctor
talks and II isn't fair" After a long
tribute to DR.. Buckley's intelligence the
man sat down. DIR. Buckley was ON
his feet In an instant to say, This man
has been talking on only two subjects
himself and myself and am heart.
lily sick OF both Of them" The doctor
won his point and talked as long and as
often as he pleased.-New York Mail
and Express.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-03-07

DIR. Edward King. the venerated and
sanity bishop OF Lincoln. In England,
Is now much advanced in years and
somewhat infirm. Recently he has
been visiting Bournemouth for his
health. and T. p. O'Conner In his M.
A. p. tells the following story OF the
venerable prelate's visit to that sea-
side health resort: After resting for
some time one afternoon on a seat on
the parade the bishop desired to move.
but, owing to his age and infirmftiea,
found some difficulty In rising. A KING
hearted little girl of the town noticed
his trouble and ran up. saying. '%Oh.
let me help you"
The good bishop beamed upon the
child with one OF his sweetest smiles.
and the smile OF the bishop Is very
sweet indeed. "You are dear little
maiden" he said. ''but I do not think
you are strong enough
why. bless you. STR" was the reply.
I've often helped up daddy when hs
was a sight worse drunk than you
arer' p
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-03-07
How Book nuyins n.. I.sr....a.

nv" Dcce BosthE tAs Increased
Formerly the buying of book was
matter OF considerable Importance.
1t was felt to be bit of extravaganza,
an expenditure which was easily avoid
able. Books could be borrowed or tax
en- from library. They Were pleasant
things to have about They gave an
air OF refinement and intelligence TO a
room or n house. But It was easy to
get along without them. People bought
tickets for concert. lecture, for the
opera or the theater. anu thought it en-
trely legitimate to spend a little mon
ey for recreation and refreshment.
When these same people thought of
buying book which cost no more than
a single ticket to a concert and not
half as much as a ticket to an opera,
they hesitated. They were not In tho
habit OF buying books and they were IN
the habit OF buying tickets Of all kinds
OF entertainments: that was the differ.
ence. Now people have formed the
habit both OF reading and buying
books 1t does not seem to them any
more extravagant TO pay dollar or a
dollar and a quarter for a novel than
for concert ticket-Hamilton w. Ma
bic In Ladies' Home Journal.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-03-07
IT CURED HER.


Ths Prcscr1ptao. That We oavsp
By Famous Phvssc1an.
Some years ago lady, who tells the
story herself, went TO consult famous
physician about her health. She was
a woman OF nervous temperament.
whose troupies-and she had had many
had worried and excited her to such
a pitch that the strain threatened her
physical strength and even her reason.
sbe gave the doctor a list Of her symp-
toms and answered his questions only
10 De astonished Mt his brief prescrip-
tion at the end: Madam, what you
neeo Is to read your Bible more"
But, doctor" began the bewildered
patient.
go home and read your Bible an
hour day." the great man reiterated,
with kindly authority. 'sThen come
back to me month from today" And
be bowed her out without possibility
Of further protest.
at first his patient was inclined to
be angry. Then she reflected that at
least the prescription was not an ex-
pensive one. Besides, IL certainly had
been long time since she had read
the Bible regularly, she reflected, with
a pang OF conscience. Worldly cares
had crowded out prayer aud Bible
study for years. and. though she would
have resented being called an irren-
gious woman, she had undoubtedly be-
come most careless Christian. She
went home and set herself conscien-
tiously to try the physicians remedy.
In one month she went back to hss
office. "Well,r he said. smiling as he
looked at her face. IT see you are an
obedient patient and have taken my
prescription faithfully. Do you feel as
II you needed any other medicine
nowT'
mo. doctor. don't,~ she said hon
estiy. IL feel like different person
hope I am different person. But
how did You know that was just what
I neededr'
For answer the famous physician
turned to his desk. There, worn and
marked. lay an open Bible.
Madam" he said. with deep earnest
ness. III were to omit my daily read
Ing OF this book 1 should lose my great
est source Of strength and skill. never
go to an operation without reading my
Bible. never attend a distressing
case without finding help In it's pages.
Your case called not for medicine, but
for sources OF peace and strength out
side your own mind. and showed you
my own prescription, and I knew It
would cure"
yet confess, DOCTOR said his pa
tent. that I came very near not TAX
Ing It"
Very few are willing to try II,
hnd," said the physician, smiling again.
But there are many. many cases In
my practice where II would work won
ders IL they only would take IT,
This Is true story. The doctor died
only little while ago. but bis prescrip-
ton remains. 1t will do no ore any
harm to try it-Philadelphia Ledger.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-03-07
RICHMoND, FREDERICKSBURG =
~ POTOMAC n. r.

- POTOMAC: n. r.
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN r. n.
Schedule in effect January IA, 1901.
LEAVE rRzDzRIcxsBURe, NoRrHwAxp:
40 9. m daily. Stops ON signal n
Occoquan Sundays only.
So .. M. daily. No local stops.
~ 10 g. m. Sundays only, stops on aiansl
q Brooke. Aquia, Wide Water,
Qusntico. Negley and Occoquan.
~ Al .. m. daily except Sundays. Stops
Water, Quantico, Cherry IAN.
Freestone, Negley and ,Occoousn.
AZ P. nj. daily, except Sunday. No
local stops.
4 IS p. m. daily. No local stops.
as p. N. daily. No local etops.
90 P. m: daily. Stops on signal 1t
Brooke, Wide Water and Quanti-
CO. Stops on signal at Oecoquan
Sunday only.
soUTHwAnD FROM FRHDRRrCxsBuRos
6 90 g. m. daily. except Sunday, Rich.
mond accommodation. Makes ali
6 30 o. m. daily, Atlantic Coast Lire
train. Stops ct Milford, boswell
and Ashland daily, and ON signal
at other local stops on Sundays.
10 AZ Q. m. daily except Sunday. Makes
local stops on signal.
IL 10 P. m. daily, Southern R'y train.
No local stops.
IL 30 p. m. daily. Seaboard Air Line
train. Stops ct boswell and Ash.
land on signal
IL pm. daily, AtlsnticC Coast Line train.
Stops at boswell and Ashland.
20 p; m. daily, makes local stops on
~ p. m. daily. Seaboard Air Line
land on signal
Accommodation train leaves Rich.
mond 4 p. m. daily except Sunday. Ar.
rive Frederick sburg GA p. m.
Q. O. Cox, Agent.
w. D. DUKR, General Manager.
w. +. TAILOR. frame Manager.
e. T.. ID. NYHRs. Prasidnrt-
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-03-07

Sir Laurence Alma Tadema, who col
ebrated his sixty-sixth birthday recent.
iy. Is the third artist from Holland
who has been honored by an Engiish
knighthood. The others were Rubara
ana vandyke. Sir Laurence. who has
q keen sense OF humor. IL fond OF tell
Ing story bearing on his own knight.
hood. Shortly after he received the
honor he and Lady Alma-Tadema gave
IN lat home" Everybody present was
congratulating them. and one lady was
very profuse. 'Oh. dear Sir Laurence =
she said, II am awfuliy glad to hear
OF the honor you have received sup.
pose now that you are knighted, you
VIII give up painting and 1--we IKE .
gentleman"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-03-07
Remarkable rnrr.vsnx.


The lord provost Of Perth has inst
completed work OF special interest.
On one side OF a small PLAGUE of gold
the size of threepenny piece he has
engraved: ~ The Ten Command
ments; CD the beatitudes. as In Mat.
thew v, $40; (s) the Lords Prayer;
t4) Numbers vi. 2426, and CO. the dox-
ology.
There are 4S separate lines of letter
ing 81 verses OF Scripture. Oh sepa-
rate words and 2.153 letters.
On the other side OF the tiny plaque
Is engraved within a circle OF about
half the diameter the profile of the Sa-
vlour. copied from the portrait report
ed to have been given to Pope limo
cent VIII. by Sultan Bajazet.-London
Mail :
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-03-07

The widespread superstition concern
ing the uniucky thirteen at table, ac-
cording to which one OF the number Il
doomed to soon de- doubtless has its
origin In the fact that at the last sup
per there were that many persons as
sembled at the table with our Lord.
In that instance Judas Iscariot was
the one who gave up his life, not. how
ever, from any superstitious notion re-
gardsng the number In question, but
from remorse at his dastardly betrayal
OF his Lord and Master,
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-03-07

Speaking OF hostelry curiosIties some
ume since. Vice President Roosevelt
said that one OF the most IudIcrously
primitive he had ever encountered WE
hand written card tackled In the M
per corridor OF roadhouse near Oyster
Bay. 1t reads:
Gests VIII pleese not throw slops
out on the roof. as the trof leads to the
sfstern."
Having already drunk cop:ouslv~
he added. the uncertainty ilAplIed was
rar from reassuring." = New York
Times.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1902-03-07
WEEmS STEAMBOAT CO.,
Baltimore, Fred.
Ilel1 folk and Kappa
HAMMOCK River Routes.

baltimore, Fred.
cAN(kNA ericksbure, Nor.
folk and Kappa
hammock River Routes.
Beginning Sunday, December goth.
steamers will run as follows: Leave Pier
Z, Light Street Wharf, Baltimore. daily
except Saturday and Sunday, az Lao n
m, and on Sunday at $50 p. m, for the
hsppahannock as far as Tappahapnock.
extending the trip from Baltimore on
Friday to Fredericksburg, calling AT all
landings on the river. On Tuesday and
saturday only, steamers will leave Bay
Fort Tor Baltimore, and will call there
from Baltimore only on Tuesday and
Saturday. From Baltimore steamers win
call at Millenbeck and Merry Point on
Tuesday and Saturday. To Baltimore
VIII call Monday: Tuesdsy, Friday and
steamers from Bait imore with call Satur-
day and Monday only. For baltimore
steamers will leave Tappahannock at 8
a: m. Tuesday and Saturday, and y .. m.
Monday, Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
Gay, calling at all wbarves except as
above mentioned. viii leave Tsppa-
hammock for Norfolk at m. Tuesday.
VIII leave Norfolk at D. m. Wednes-
gay Tor Fredericksburg and all laudipg 20
on the river, leaving Tappahannock At
a. m Thursday. Leave Frederick sburQ
IoI baltimore at $50 p m. Monday and
Frioay, going as far on those DAYS "A
Leedstown. Willleave Leedstown ines.
DAY and Saturday for Baltimore at 4.So
a. m. wv
HENRY WILLIAMS. Manager.
once: Pier 2, Light St., Baltimore.
VIM. ID. ScoTT, Agt., Fredericksburg.
hkY COMPTON, Agt, Norfolk.