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que Sc la
Ordenado la r8cOgi-
da de p0SaS.
Exlsto una confusion porjqdlclal
para tOdOs.

Inf6rmase que ell seflor Juez municl
pal. ha ordenado & Is policIa, Ia reco-
jida de todas las pesas que tengsn en-
uso en- las pulperfas 8 tahonas, de Las
que tienen argollas y son usadas por
los tablajeros, fundandose seg1n he
mos dido decir en- que estas pesas no
son del sistema decimal. y creemos que
81 Is unidad es el kilo, 10 mismo es una
pesa de argolIa que otra de pesilla.
Tambi6n so nos dice que han sido
impuestas algunas multas & los que
tenfan en- uso las pesas de hierro con
argolla.
No sabemos hasta que punto estaran
bien s NAL impuestes squellSs muItas.
pero ST podemos asegurar, qVe desde
que ell Robierno espsfl0l, pusO en praC-
tica ell sistema decimal para t0dOs los
usos del comercio, aQuf SO ha estad0
usando en- muchos eatsblecimientos las
pesss de ibras y en- Qtros eI de kilo,
pero nosotros creemos Nque debfa pO-
nerse en- uso ell sistema que hoy 90 usa
en- Estados Unidos, que es Ia libra.
Todo ell pals c0nOce mejor este-que
el otro sistema decimal y 10 que result
ia, es que va uno comprRr una libra
de arfoz, por ejemplo y lie ponen 400
Rramos en- vez de 461 que tiene la libra
y asl en- todas Lac compras sale perju-
dicaoo Ell comprador, psRando mas ca
70 ell Rrtfculo.
Yea este quien deba y evftese esta
confusion. perjudicial para el vende-
dor y ell cOmpr9dOr.
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APUNTEs CURlOSOS.

EI Mayor General MetkeI, que en-
1885 organize 81 Ej6rcito japon6s, Rse-
gurg que ell Imperio Nippon cuenta con
IN contiDgente de $50. 600 & 800. 900
soldad6s. listos para todo servicio. ade-
mas de una 1a. reserya efectiva de 100
mil hombres y una %. de $50. 900.
En- las GALES de Paris Sc ha intro
ducido una innovation que debierAn
seguir todas las capitales. Los faroles
del aIumbrado pGblicO 90 han provisto
de cristales de distintos dolores, que
indican la proximidad de ma parada
de coches de una casa de socorro. de
IN punto de parada de tranvias, de
una estaci6n de servicios de incendio.
de una prevention etc.
Ell n6mero 8 Y ell Papa tienen su
afnidad. Los hermenos del Papa son
8 y 81 8: el piso alto de So casa cuenta
8 ventanas; las dimensiones de la habi-
taci6n donde naci6. metros por 5.
que dan 9; cuenta 8 afIos de sacerdocio,
8 de obispado. 8 de patriarcado y fu6
Papa el 9 de Agosto; SSixto PapR0 tie
ne letras y SPf0 D6cimo0 Otras 8; sue
cedi6 & GLe6n Trece2 que son Ietras
tambi6n.
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La Union TRUMAN
t8 en- viIaIba.
de ''ssest stro Cogvesponsa1.) }
Ponce. Agosto %.

Ponce. Aqosto %
OtrO baluarte republican, Sc ha rem
dido no ante ell fnego de los cafIones
sino ante 10 grandioso de Ia idea que
entra1a la Union de Puerto Rico. ALI
no he habido I6grimas que enjugar,
muertos quienes dar sepultura nj he.
rldos que curaF: ha habido, 81, manos
que expontaneamente se hsn eaten-
dido y han estrechado manos hernia
mas On patriotismo, fernando millares
de sfmbolos della Union.
lnVitados an meeting de propagan-
de en- ell barrio Villalba de Juana Diaz,
asistieron 81, presididos por Ia vene-
rable figura del Dr. CarbonelI. varies
miembros de Ia Junta local de ests
ciudad v los sefiores Astol. Carlos NJ.
FigueroR, Paco Gautier, Pericss. Cor
dero Matos, Neuman Y Bsrdeguez,
que iban & tomsr parte en- eI meeting
AL llegar al barrio, & pesar de Ia llu-
via que GAIA, centenares de entusiastas
adeptos aCojieron su llegada con vivas
& Ia Union.
Desafando Ia inclemencia del ITEM
po. los oradores de aquf, unidos los
de ALA. dajaron DIR sus elocuentes pa
labras de union y de concordia. avi-
vando en- unOe Y despertsndo en- otros
grandes entusiasmOs por Ia redentOra
idea.
va c2si al obscurecer reGresaban q
Ju8na Diaz los concurrentes & Villal-
ba, en- nClmero de RlgnnOs Glen jinetes
escoltando los coches y seguidos por
gentes en- carros y & pie cuando divisa-
ron numerOso grupo que con mhsica =
banderas les aguardaban & Ia entrada
del pueblo. Fran los enthusiasts jua-
nadinos kvidOs de mostrar su fervor
por la Union.
Mas de mil persOnas compusieron en-
un momento ID grandiosa manifesto
ci6n que recoFriendo ell pueblo fu@ &
situarse frente & Ia casa del Sr. Gin
tr6n. ALI Cordero Matos y Astol en-
bellas oraciones SO dirigierou al nume-
roso p6blico, que con aplausos entu.
siastas acogfa sus frasea.
va de noche be disolYi6 la NANTES
taci6n regresendo esta ciudad los
cOncurrentes VilIaIba, despa6s de
ofrecer su asistencia al meeting que
en- ell pueblo de Juana Diaz se prepara
para el pr6xinno domingo, y aI que
COncurFirk ell Sr. MatienEo.
Hoy Sc puede Rsegurar que en- Ju&-
ma Dfaz como en- Ponce Ia Union 90
pOderosa habi6ndose Visto unidos en-
estrecho Y leal abrazo la inmensa ma
yorfa de sus Vecinos borrando con Ia
esponja del patriotismo las fneas divi-
sorias del aver.
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AGcIdsnt8 en- 8I ''trOIIsy. "

Aver mAfIana sufri6 la dislocaci6n de
IN pie el sefior Enrique Urrutia. los
pector de AIimentos de Ia Junta Supe-
rior de Sanidad.
AL tomar el etrolleyo en- Puerta de
Terra. di6 una pisads en- fAIso. dislo-
c6ndOse ell pie derecho.
AL principle. no SO di6 cuents de Ia
9ravedad del case. pero seg6o el stroll
leSS iba avanzsndo, ell dolor era mas
cruel.
AL llegar & Ia botica del seflor Gui-
llermety. no pudo resistir mas y fue
bajAd0 en- brszOs por VariOs cabRlIerOs
que On dichR farmacia habia.
El Doctor Ros. que se encontraba
allf. D presto los primeros auxii0s,
signdo mas tarde conducidO & au casa.
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PASTILLAS DEL
DOCTOR MOELLER PARA Ell ES-
TONNAGE Y SUS ENFERMEDADES.

Es impossible gozar de buena salud cuando
Sc tiene el est6mago debil desordenado.
Porlo tanto, es de todo punto esencial para
'disfrutar de un estado de perfecta salud el
tener un est6mago frerte y que funcione con
regularidad.
81 su est6mago no digiere bien, no lmpor-
ia cual sea la causa, principle tomar las
conocidas Pastillas del Doctor Moeller = con
clio darA Vd. el primer paso para recobrar
la salud. Miles de personals en- igua1 estado
que Vd. gozan hoy de buena salud por Ell uso
de nuestras Pastillas, las que s;empre har
dado un resultado satisfactorio. Con elias
sc curan los Dolores de Cabeza, Nauseas,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Falta de ApetitO,
EstrefimlentO, Insomnia, Bills, ETC., etc.
Pruebelas Sc convencera por los hechos.
De venta en- las principales Droguerias y
Farmacias.
THE DAVID MOELLER CO.,
Fabricantes.
flO 81 Pine St.. New York. MY. U.S.A.
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IN domad0r dc Isonss hsrIdo
Recibio aIgunos zarpazos en- Ia ca
ra, Y 81 est ado es grave.

San Sebastian. Espafla. Agosto 10
En- el TeatYo Circo un domador de leo
nes al terminar sus eiercicios. recibi6
de uno de aqu6llos algunos zarpazos
en- la cara.
Ell pdbIico que presenciaba Ell espec-
taculo NADIA advirti6, por Ell sitio en-
que SO halla instaIada Ia iauIa.
Por el contrario, gust&ndoIe el
arriesgado trabsjo del domador. Ie la
mo con sus splausos. pero este no se
present6 en- la pista & saIudar.
Al entrar en- Ia parte interior del
Circo. los dem6s artistas al verle en-
sangrentado acudieron & auxiIiarle
ViendO que tenfa una horrorosa herida
con grandes desgarraduras que Ie CO.
gfa desde la cabeza tOda la cara.
La hemorragia era grandfsima.
AVisado un m6dico Ie practice Ia pri-
mera cura.
La herida parece que es de grave
lad
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Ell AGUILA.

Tai 90 la marca de Ia meior cerveza
americana AapheasSer Busch y B1tdaOei-
ser cuyOs agentes en- Puerto Rico son
MatLle1sh0F 6 KOrbeT.
De venta en- tOdos los estableCinlien-
tos.
NOta:-Se Rarantiza que estas GER
Vezas son puras Completamente = liz
bres de todo 6Oido. d. p.
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BAQUERO & GAHDARA
OERECEN

OFEECET
Mani SUPERIOR en- saCOs
nuintal 800
Maiz superior del Pals
en- mediOs saeos Cd. Loo
0ementO DAGR0N On
barriles 900
San Juato 13 y is San Juan. Pto- Rico
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S6paS8.

Que no publiOaEnOs OOnunicados oiu al
an PagRdOs par .Paslan$&dO-
,;Eda ssis pA1&bF&s So cuantan p0r i;
oaa is iinsa yhla dieE oeatsyoa
I.sa csP$As Qesa vehGHu CON coElttniaa.lc
> SO tsz&N8E4a. Re ss a0nteasan
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So aIquIIa on Santurea.

La espaciosa casa de la Succession
0arriRa, parRda 90. Esta pintada re-
Cientemente y con pisos ruevos. In.
formaP&n San Francisco 81. 10 '. 9.
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Sc d0sGa GOmpfaT

Una casa en- Santurce, desde eI
Institute hasta el Olimpo. Para in
fotmas en- ala Correspondence
Is vs..
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COCHE DIARIO.
ENTIRE PONCE Y ARECIBO
o vICEvERSA.
sALIDAS.

SALIDAS.
De Ponce Arecibo. .............. Q a. m.
De Areoibo Ponce. ........ -. 1874 q. m.
Este diario enlazarG con llegada salidR
del FerrooRrril de San Juan.
Adem6s hay un segundo viaie hasta Ad.
iuntas vioeVersa que saldr4 de Ponce las
sp. m. de Adjuntas las Z a. m.
PRECIOS.
De Ponce Adjuntas s........... 81
De Adjuntas Utuado do...... /
n DE UtuRdo Arecibo ...."..... l.50
Agenoia en- Ponce, HOTEL MELIA.
Adtuntas, INDALEOTO GARCIA.
Utuado, MACARIO ZAPER.
ArsClbo ROsSE.
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Seiecgo HoJeI r m
familias, E estaDlect'.o
bajO elplan ameTicaLU
que DatrOcinan las s.ie-
iores familias de Pner-
to Rico,
Juegos de habita-
clones qua cOmpren-
den desde e1 seneillO
dc sala, dOFmiLOriO y
DAdo, hasta el mas ex-
tense de sala, s dor
RitoRios = banjo.
AdAptase especial
Rente para familiaS
numerOsas y para f.
mlltaa coTtas.
COeina6la espAHoIA.
Serv1o. , esPahol s
Rgles.
n Hotel mas fresco
dc Nueva York.
COnt1ene tOdA claso
de adelantOs modeF.
nos.
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Francisco ]. Amy.

(Traduotor por nombramiento del
Gobierno Federal,
OfreCe sus sarvicios como especialis-
ta en- trAbaios t6CniCos = iterarios,
PreGioa m6dicoa. LUNA 81.
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Etfr ios I.rinf fffzIs- -uss
reese Ele "a 81 e-.it - ffs-
s4nfin ~ iiia.ri ssh l.u4-s.a.
s- rie'-s F-s-i=i.as. slo
~ PsfHilsos \ Ice - ni-s
ETtA.
pon Carlss ArmstranE,
Ponce, p r.
Don y. ~ .Toro, P rer PR.
Doe J. NJ. AoTaisi, Fossss
P. r.
Den T. BlAsIni, Pouer. p r
Don FrAnciseo Para, Ponce,
PR.
Don A. subira, Poars, PR
Don L.de Ia PilA. Pencil
Doa 2. saari. Poner, r. X.
Don gohn r. FIBlAYs AaH
Juan, p. r
D.. 3. SAldHan, San JzaA
Doa A. 9. wsymoutA. So
guhn, p. r.
Do. Rafssl o5sdA, San 1aaas
Dos AntezIo ROEs, Hszs-
80, p. r.
nsa Aztslls EoPA Hzn%
60, P. h
ra n Abay, Bszits1, Ha.
uae9s, EA
Dan Lzi1 Eavus NMga4
KueE, P.h
Dsn J. Y. CinEuas Nahueaa1
y. h a
Doa Psdra 8AlaasN.
paa AEiuEs nMRs4 &
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E'NDICID0R GENERAL

aONShlU a Las names u ,araLs calnaxnss
sehoTa Winslow debe sAa0ir que los niios
sstan 81 periodic de "a denticion Proporcona aivio
Immediate al pequedo psciente, produce sueAo
tural 2ranquio aG za e tosot el aagsito desPiera
muY vivO alegreS s muy agradable paladar, calma
a Milo ablanda s encias, ativia dolores haca n.
eOa An funclones del sst6mago ragula les testinoa
n OlsuaioR Femadio eonocido para a dianea Va pro
vongg6sia De u dsntci6n Dc eUaqulsga otEa e&uous
IenRaea muehe euldado on pediR a JeEaha CalRa11o
- y So6ega WlSslvWf es y insasg % eoaeA
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08

A lady who was in Port Arthur dur
Ing the commandments by Admiral To-
COS feet thus describes the curious
effect produced on eats by the can
nonade: Il was at NY window during
each bombnrdment 10y the laps, but
only through the day. because at night
| did not dare stir ont of bed. In
front OF me there was little roof on
which five or SIX eats II the ncighbor-
hood collected Each time there WAS
a bomhardmcnt the cats duly arrived,
and. having observed them. l on the
second occasion proceeded 10 watch
them. With my family We passed the
hours looking at them. At each gun
shot the cats archcd their hncks ana
stffcncd their legs and seemed both
terrified and furious. Then when a
kissing shell arrived Il gave the signal
for frightfUl battle. They Jumped
at each other, raging Ike tigers, and
seemed 10 hold each other responsible
for what WAS tnkinG placc. The effect
was 50 comical that We could not help
laughing. although the OCCASION did
not inspire gayoty After having
fought. the cats retired for awhile, rs
though bewillcrcl. bat as soon rs the
bonbardment began again they went
through the same business. Each time
II was always the same"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08

esT Unless the number Of lnser,
ions is marked upon the mann
rpt, advertisements viii be- pub.
.rhed until forbidden and charge
srcordingly
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wives Must Work In japan.

As an example Of the humble attl-
tudc Of the JAPANESE WIFE Mrs. Hugh
Fraser relates this incident: "A mid
lie aged man on the upper floor was
suffering terribly from heat. AMI his
little wife seemed greatly distressed
about him. All the screens had been
opeucd. but 1t was brcathlcSs day,
AMI no breeze came to ring the little
glass bells ou the hanging fern wreath
ON The vcranda. The man sat with
his head in his hands grooming. while
madam. kncclinG ON the mats behind
linn. famed his back and from time
to time rubbed him down with blue
towel. am expression Of tAc deepest re-
spcct and sympathy on her face. When
lie seemed u,tlc better she busted
herself with preparing tea. which he
drank ca-crly and OF course made him
self friGhjfully hot again. when she
went back patiently to her tanning and
rubbing"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08
Left on the CObbIer's Unnds.

Pointing 10 n row Of dusty shoes on
n shelf. the customer asked the cob
bier. How IN the world did you collect
all those shoes DO You mean 10 say
that people leave their shoes for re-
pairs and then never come after them
Just that" replied the cobbier
Sometimes after they have left their
shoes they come To the conclusion that
they'd rather spend little more money
and get new pair outright Then
again If they have lot Of shoes they
don't miss the pair they've left in here
and they foCgct all about them. Its
generally men who do that sort of
thing. though. \ woman seems to bo
more providcnt
$50: the work on them is not a dead
loss t. ne. for after keeping them %
year generally offer them for sale az
price In advance Of th" value Of my
work on them. Sometimes I reap Iuitc
q little money from my >aIo of deserted
shoes and many poor person gets a
slick shoe for about q 'l.rl less than
its worth. o. Ncsy York Press
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08

pur.a- the rebellion which occurred
I'm Ireland in I79~ or It may be- In
1903. Kilkenny was garris1ued by "a
troop of Hcs~.an soldiers who anus
cI themselves in barracks by tying
two eats together hy their tails anI
throwing them across clothcsline T.
tight The officer. hearing Of the cruel
practice. resolved tV stop II. rs lie
entered the room one Of the troopers,
selling @ sword. cut the tails In two
us the animals hung across tie line.
The two cats ESCAPED. minus their tails.
.hrou-A thc open window. AMI when
.hc ol.ccr inquired the meaning ot O."
TWO l.ccl,u- tails being i,it IN t'c
room Ir Wn~ .oolly told that tVo ,.'-
Eal lecD d-tru2 and had dcvoHIcI
zach other. r,i but th" til.lA
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08
when Koi Floats Ia Japan.

When th. Isl heats from lis bamboo
pole il means trouble is brewing in
Japan The h,i is q paper fish brave IN
purple and gold orange and black. 50
shilfully made that the wind, Initiating
il. sets ii sw.rling and swcryinG rs If
alive with AN energetic tapping of It's
fms. A fisherman VIII tell You that II
represents the carp. that mighty SWIM
mer which makes its way upstream
against all obstacles. \ poet Will af-
firm that the koi typ.hes prcd"minanc".
IL is all one and the same When the
fish floats over q Japanese dwelling IL
announces the birth Of male child,
but when war IS imminent or IN prog
ress the streets If the cities are gay
with the polychromatic emblem llaunt-
ing and flashing before The door of
every loyal household This is eQu!ya-
lent To the display Of bunting in the
occident when troops 20 forth 10 war.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08

"Thcse millions will sweat them
selves considerably in the hold Of the
ship" said q mint Official as he super
intended the slowing Of an export Of
gold.
Cold swcats." he resumed, "and IT
swcats particularly hard at sea. When
this gold reaches the other side II Will
be- little lighter than II IS now. If an
inexperienced hand should weigh II
over there hr would say that some OF
IL had been stolen. II won't be handled
in Europe 10y the Inexperienced though
II VIII hc handled hy men who Will
know ju~t what allowance to make for
sweat.
Gold sweat the phrase has mn at
tracilyc sound, cht II you aiH | could
sneak down into this ships hold each
lay Of thc coming voyage, if We could
gather up the sweat from the gold be
fore 1t cyaporatyd and was lost, would
that hn stealing:
"WcH anyway. gold does not sweat
yisLy. rs sweat is impapablc, and
you can't collect f. Atir.tion Is the
name given % it by the scientists
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08

10 prevent that premature bursting
Of the calyN which 50 often Injuries the
appcarancc of several varieties Of ear
nations. especially the cut blooms. turn
down the calyX of cach blossom ana
,lir beneath it clos, t. the base OF tr
scpalS and quite ont of Sislt tiny col
lar Of soft silk or cotton thread. Iir
and cut OF the ends Of thc thread. then
turn the calyx back To lis natural pos.
tion. smoothing it carefully over the
thread collar. and the Hover VIII re
tain its perfect shape until il fades and
dies. Ladies' Home Journal.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08

The Korcau j. omulyorouS Birds OF
Tie air. beasts OF the acId and fish
from The SEA ucthin@ comes aHiSs To
hj, p9latc. bog meat Is i'm great re-
quest AZ certain seasons. pork ana beer
with the blood undraincd from the
carcass. fowls and game. birds cooked
with the li-lt~. eiblctS. head and claws
intact. fish sun drirl and highly NAL
odorous all are acceptable L. him.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08
Who, c,.tt,pc,moors End.

The late Mre John KidSway of Paris
was noted for her ready wit NJ one of
her receptions apropos Of marriage
Guy ~ Maupassant said:
The honeymoon ends when The wife
first asks the husbanl fr money
mo" Mrs Ridgway reto t"d. III
ends when the husband &c SOS 10 ask
the wife how much he can have tht
pleasure Of giving her"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08
IpS and Downs.

Lady (who Is on "a visit to her natl',
town How is Mrs Gabb: | haven
seen her i'm lou- time. Hostess 81,
is having her usual ups and downs
Lady Visitor AMI what may that lc
pray: Hostess on. running mp bi..-
AMI ruuuiu4 down her uci-hborS.
Town ana Country.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08

When the myrrh nr>t cNudcN from
the tree II IS Of "a ycilowiSh. WhiiiSh.
buttcry consistency that gradually
hardcns and assumes II reddish, semi
transparent color. II Is used prihci-
pallv as one of The componcntS OF IN
ccnsc. and 'ic best quality II II comes
from the omali country and lower
AbySSinia. Lear llarrar.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08

OF Thackeray Carlyle wrote. Ihach
cray and his two girls were with Ms
had never seen him So well before
There is great deal of talent in him
great deal of sensibility. irritabhjy
sensuality. vanity without limit ana
nothing or little but scntimcntali>m
and play -actori>m to guide it all with.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08
CoaI Tar COlOrs.

II pound Of coal IS subjected to "
dry distillauou and the products and
residual treated chemically by the proc
esses for obtaining the well known
coal tar color. it VIII yield enough ma
renta To- color joo yards Of tlanneI
vcrmilion for 2.5GO yards. aurin foI
10 yards and allHr.n sufficient roI
100 yards e rcd cloth.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08
tIDhonsc IIarr's Dagger.

ON the wall in the study of AlphonS'
Karr', dwelling there used At one Tim
10 hang dagger. Karr IN one OF B.
stories had polcl a good deal Of fun d.
woman named CoiN. Mime. C"i..
enraacd ~ being made hnit d..
stabbed Kuw lie on his rrcoN'..
hung the dagger size had stabbed A..
with above his dy>k. with this in>cr.
tion beneath it.
"Trc>,ntcd To- Alpho.Se karr-..
Nine. Cole, .n 'hc hack
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08

There's something significant IN TIT
fact that when one hear, of woman
keeping a pile of old love letters they
have generally been written by som,
one she didn't marry Baltimore
American.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08
A EnInrc Enr Him.

Mrs. Skcmcr- Wiillc's teacher Say'
Willie never Sct, lis arithmetic sum
right at all Mr. Skcmcr Mc'he It'll
be all for the best lie may turn out &
be an expert short change wu>t.-EN
change.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08

"Nfr Richley had nothing but praise
for your work for him before the citi-
zens, committee said the friend.
Eyes" replied the lobbyist gIoomiiy'
"nothinc but praise" - philadelphia
presa
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08

Really beautiful things can't 20 out.
They may disappear for "a little while,
but they must come b1ck It's only
;he ugly tlin-S tNHt Say out after
they've had their day
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08
IsunI Thing.

Tom That pretty Mis- Wilkins
seems to have quite number of chgi
bic young men in her train. Jack Yes
and its only matter of time until
there will be SmaShup TO that train
with only one survivor - Illustrated
Bits.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08

Molly When you spoke 10 papa dld
You tell him You had 80 i'm the bank
George Yes. darling Molly And what
did hc say: George He borrowed it
London Tit-Eit>
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08

Here is something you never see
mentioned hy the writer's ON etiquette:
Every persons >ochl obligation be
Gins at homc.-Atchison Globe.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08

you smoked ou.y ten cigars on your
wedding tr.p. Il IS one day"
NO. Ten on t.c last day. IIar-
per's Bazar
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08
Hts Invitations.

Dalsy-Where my brother goes les
usually asked to call again. Dolly
He must be very popular Daisy-No.
He's a bill collector.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08
Spending Money.

You can't spend money and have Il
too. but unless you spend u nobody
will think you've g0t it, Puck.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08

Chccriunr>~ is health: itS opposite
melancholy IS disease. Halliburton.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-07-08
r. r. TIES WANTED.

will pay highest cash price for bcti
white oak and PEALED CHESTNTI
OAK TIES.
! y. GRABILL,
Woodstock. Va.