davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04

IL + lsqS 800. 8 per- per cent - = So"
awe 'il eoTneE isnnings 81 y p per So6d 1000
Cook George to John al Aiisn; sie5sins aSe; SS So n
years per Cent 1000
Too Il W Of Parsye: nstaimen;s per cent $500
New-Amsterdam Realty Company to VI I. Philips:
years. per cent -,-- 5000
ss45 to 2s57 a. per @ bond 10000
same to same: Dsvidsoa-aye n corner North -
st: prior mortgage SIC 600: per bond 5000
Cunningham Thomas, fremont Avenue Land
Eismere place ea'y' YEARS Der 2o5oO
sogtSern Tai BoaIeTard years per cent $500
Southern boulevard; mortgages $500 each; ., ooo
ave- s. 50 ft Of i7e3h-st per bond 1900
HSRsshei %est Tears Nells 20 per rms 5000
losthjs No ZOE East yeaTs !, per r,i GSa' I5r
ance Company; 2d-ave 5 corner 'st 81 % ooo
AitIer Rosa per and SSH. another to fremont Avenue
Land COMPANY Crotona Parkway. corner % ooo
S9 of 1773s 70 same STHIh5 eSTs er 1000
Company iot 500 man s Uai5nport per bond 1000
Ayr 20 Eas ETnef5 Tsa5s T 5s Sarah AR 1eE s"e
Mshkind Alter and another to Max orbach and
$1,000: instalnens per cent \, a. 5000
Eas, dne Ju6s e 70 1901 ne4 5000
s0nss a9s No ds5rE' s vears 70 Be
s1s 'Cfn of i7atb tf years: per 2s6s
odf GgS a f 1 Mo5aT Tears per
Is0th-st. 5. 100 # of 7th-a7e; years. % zoo
Church Of Our Lady Of Lourdes 10 Emigrant In
dustral SAVINGS Bank; 14sd-s 5 SO It OF 1a5 coo
susner L. to John EwaId ct al: ST Anns-ave No ooo
AsS oas gfss and nd aaaef PsT 4, Peter wannemacher
Goerck-st, 6s6 # of Houston-st install % ooo
Bang nsn'7 Theresa PsF NJ to Engei ciintost 26
10 s. note. ''-''''''''
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
FLOYD ESTATE BUYS.
Adds Smith Holdings to It's 34th-St.
Plot.

william Cruikshank's Sons have purchased for
he Floyd estate. owner OF No. IS West 34th-st..
bet-eea 9Th and eth aves. No. IS. adjoining. BY
this purchase the estate obtains plot 50XSg9 feet,
which IL viii lease for term OF years. The seller
is Robert H Smith, who acquired title TO the prop
cry n February. Lawrence Smith was associated
with The hrTa as broker in the transaction.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
ALTMAN STORE TO COST s2,5oo, 900.

TroT.bridge & Livingston, architects for Benja-
mir Altman have filed with Buildings Superin-
tsnient Hopper the preliminary plans for the big
store that Mr Altman is 10 build in the 5th-ave
block from ssth TO 18Th ST. diagonalIy opposite
he Waldorf-Astoria- The building is TO be fire.
Ifcof eight stories high with a stone facade, and
Eli have an avenue frontage OF 1914 feet and
onages II 20 and 225 feet in 3ith and 18th o. st.
.eErec-leely The COST is estimated at S2y5O0oO0
The builders viii be Marc Eidlitz & Son
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04

a 1 6s na and another January IL 1893 s1s5
Surlnit-ave " 1913 II 5 OF Cross-st, 2sN
irregular Sedgwick-ave d Amore * Ian
1gaTr zS551 sY' 81 1905 Srs''e assoc ss
lShs ON e1gs no D. sl6n t9 p FeSTaary is is65 $50 90
16ath-st Clinton-ave. corner; Charles
Tsafideeker isS4 as' fe'l.'ia'iu .17s7s 50
Rosedale-ave, e s 75 It n OF Manston-st. 2oX-
Bronx: Carl Steiner Joseph Shsllhardt and
another; February IL. 1901. "a as
Cherry-st Nos III and 49, and Catharine Slip
s15 MG3 abHthe1 aa FebrSary H. ieo5- 1s25
6- TI Hsr S and another Mach . fgo5 co
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
rr,HE PEoPLE oF THE sTATE oF NEw

- York BY the grace of God. free independent 4,
4. Van AsGyne. Mary v Turner annie II Rose-
FsosenbuTger. Thomas Malcolm y-Ufar
Y ManaEuul. Na1ts Mangur. % Vaura
Nit Edmond Pendleton Turner. Jr.. Unio
pary q New York Trustee under the WIN ~ Ma
Van Alstyue deceased and all other persons Who
deceased children hers
said William v &anguH he be deaf 49,,
and places of residence can,or
with reasonable diligence be
all interested in the Van
late Of the County cf View YORK
itors iegatees, o. Kin otherwise
and Of hereby required res@-
sonaiy be aud appear before Surrogate , "a,
County q York. SIrrogate's sf<
County. held the COuAfy Court House Borough
o Manhattan City % New York Tn day of
March. 1898. at hsfpast o'clock the
then and there attend judicial Of
OF proceedings Albert A. Van Alstyne
% the last VIII and Testament OF said Maria
Van Aistyue. deceased. and such q hereby
as under 81 twenty re-
Quired appear BY guardian have
you appear and sppy for one 70 Be
pointed Of neglect failure
guardian will be appointed b. the Surrogate %
refsnt and for n the procecdarg
testimony whereof have caused the seli % ms
City and County 81 New YORK
be ahixed- Witness. Hon frank j. tttzSer2lo
said County. AZ the city or Nsw lcrk
ths l4th day "a the yea- of cur Lord one
thousand nine hundred and nye
clerk q the SuTrusate's Cnurr-
PECKHAM MILLER & KING, Atgys for EXT. q
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
PLANS FOR CITY LIGHTING PLANT.

rians have been fled for the municipal electric
-ehiiag plant % be erected by the Department Of
H'lages TO light the new Williamsburg Bridge. It
: % be one and one-helf story structure. located
= Aolnl'klns-st-, south OF Delaney Slip, near the
hsyosed inc!nera1ing plant Of the Street Cleaning
taelt which is 10 generate electric power by
= - llIlg OF city refuse The Of the station
VIZ aFrhjfecf - - - -
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
REALTY NOTES.

p H.. j. DAILY has leased for Norris Krein 10
Loft & Co, part of the five story building No
g Nesey-st, for term of years.
William Seggie, jr., is the buyer of the block
front the east side of Wadsworth-ave, from
114th TO l75th-ss.. and OF the triangular plot at
the junction Broadway and Wadsworth-aye
between z73d and 174th-sts
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
A. g. KIGHT TO BUILD.

A. B. Kight viii build a six story elevator apart
ment house Z plot, IzlxT5 feet, the north side
q 19tk-st, so feet west Of West End-ae. He
ooeght the psrce. from the Eew-York Investment
enc Improvement Company.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
sRUeMAN ESTATE SELLS.

n. Brigham Hall & Son have sold for the estate
of William F. Brugman. of Pasadena Cal the
vacant plot at the southwest corner of Concord
ave. and 144th-st.. lo0x100 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
LIS PENDENS.

f4th-ave s. lot 100 map Of village Of Wakefield.
Bronx: A Byrne agt John ] Ryan specific per
forrnancel: Reeves Todd & Swain, attys.
n $50 Of West End-ave, 2tx1O22 Evan
geIine 5 Merry agt George J SeGbury (specihc per
lorrnancel: + Carpenter atty.
e3d-st = $50 It Of 2d-ave, 25x10Os; Samuel Woil-
forrnance): 2 Carpenter, atty.
Vvse-ave W $ 1915 IL OF Honest 75x- faction to
Toreclose mechanics Hen); P A Hating, atty
Yrospect ave W 12O II OF Treulont-ave 5Ox125x
Irregular Elsmere Place. :. p II W OF Mar
Inion-ave, 25xlO0; Felix Amabile agt Margaret 2
AmabiIa faction to cancel deed); G g MOritz.
t16th-st $ af6S {: 3d-ave. 81 sx10O Il: Thomas
Smpson agt Ida N Murphy foreclosure OF mortsagel
Bushsy & Berkey. attys
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

41st-st, No 129 West 42d-st No 126 West;
for an eight story brick factory and store. 21X
tee. lg.o onayoe owner 100000
Maconb's Dam Road and 151st-st 5 corner;
for three six story brick 1athouses. A 4xs6.1lI
sreg ernsten' nnste arshedts 126oOo
lO4th-st. S 120 II e OF Park-ave. for two SIX
story brick hathOuses 401S7. IL; Rayfetz
iect Eis@' owners heriS'en & os.'..." . $1,000
Tompkins-st, n $. 40 It OF Delancey-st; for
one and one-half story brick electric light sta
ton; city Of New-Tork, owner; II B Parsons .. 80
architect -'t0S'
5th-ave No SG3 10 371; 34th-st, No TO 10 East
and No 2 TO 16 East for eight story
rSrsto p[iiS sSo5e a7cbitents . zoo 900
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
HOSPITAL BUYS EAST SIDE PLOT.

William Richtberg has sold for the various own
ere L TIE New-York Throat. Nose and Lung Hos
pitsi for its own occupancy Nos. Z2S and 231 East
tfto-ft two buildings, on plot z01I005 feet
William Richtberg ana NJ. Morgenthau. Jr. &
20 have sold for D. r. Mshoney the I've fIye story
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
REALTY COMPANY ENLAReEs ITS PLOT

George r. Read & Co. have sold for a Mr. Stein
berg. to the Northwestern Realty Company the
northwest OF l5sth-st and Tinton-ave a
plot 75x95 feet They have also sold for r. Clar-
ence Dorsett plot 50x95xl25 feet. adjoining the
northwest corner of 15Sth-st. and Tnton-ave The
Northwestern Realty Company controls a
pIot l25xea feet
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
NOW OWNS A BROADWAY BLOCK FRONT.

Julian Rosenthal has sold for Jackson & Stern to
Alfred Lewis the southeast of 141st-st. and
Broadway, LOOKED feet BY this purchase Mr. Lewis
now owns the entire block front the east side
broadway between 10th and l4lst SITS, which he
purchased through the same broker
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Joseph Day: 227 and 22s 11sth 500 {, OF
Sd ave 40x1O010 two 2 story b dwg rs; Jackson
Mary Feler ct al. s II Jackson atty; 3 II Weln-.
handler ref: S5S73 63 taxes, etc SO4 90 SOLO
subject mortgage for 5000 TO William Hockey Tor
SIS. .23j. -
BY Peter + Meyer: Walnut-ave. cor ltlst-st lJ'N
1875. Neil NJ Murray ct al; Diiiey ~
L Turner ref: due 50 3Si iO taxes ETC. $500 %
o Richard D MyckoR for SIC. 100.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
A 100000 LOT DEAL.

The spingarn estate is reported to have sold
for 100000 its holdings at the northwest corner of
Burnside-ave. and the old Croton Aqueduct lane.
The tract comprises about 800 lots
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
MARKET FOUND FOR CHOICE HOUSE.

Post & Reese have sold No. West 51st-st. a
four story and basement brownstone front dwelling
house. on lot 25x1O05 feet, for Charles A. Belden,
representing the heirs of Mrs Josiah Belden. to
Mrs William II. BeadlestOn.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
FORT INDEPENDENcEsT. DEAL.

Christian Schierloh and D. J. Mcdonald have sold
a plot, 25xl62x irregular. the side of Fort
1ndependence-st.. 300 feet north of Heath-ave for
II. G. Flanagan to Edward ]. Enright-
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
GETS a LARGE UPTOWN CORNER PARCEL

A client OF the law firm of Stern Christiancy 81
Regelinan has purchased from John H Muese the
southeast corner Of 2Sth-st and 10th-ave. a plot
fronting 93l feet in 10th-ave and 100 feet in aEth-
st Tenth-ave- joins Nagle-ave. this point, the
junction forming plaza.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
PLOT OF u Lors CHANGES HAf os.

The Randolph -Backer Company has sold f Cor
cor. Levy e. Co. 70 Adelsten & Avertine fourteen
olE the north side Of i24th-st. 15 feet east of
1ans'erosTn-avs. which will be resold TO builders
lSF Improvement
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
MECHANICS LIENS FILED.

qo Sf Prca8a Il nd % owneT ard c contratto4 sso5
49th-st. West; Thomas . Flynn agt Annie
Kemble owner. and Kaufman Simon. contract
=
166th- and Arnsterdan-ave. corner, 1oDS
100 James Regan O RI Olsen. owner. and -
Builders Heating Company. contractor. 90
I25th-st. Nos III and 1i9 East; SaInet & Iudo--
agt Jacob Cooper 81 al lessees, anc tfOtt- -.
leb. Rothstoin * La tamer, contractors. '4e
sth-st Nos 36l 36T East: Louis Aionowitz
agt IGnatz Click, owner. and Bttcher con ,--
tractor 49,
Washjngton-ave. = 100 II of lISd-st. 2nX
1902: Michael ] Labor agt Walter GARRISON 80
and contractor. l'4O'
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
DEFICIENCY JUDGMENT FOR sao,6oo.

deficiency judgment in foreclosure proceedings for
$50 entered yesterday against Louise rssler in
favor Carl Schuster growing out OF the foreclosure
sale Of 500. 95T and 900 Lexington-ave
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
TO IMPROVE WEST SIDE PLOT.

Sawson & Hobbs have sold for Morris Wein-
stein Nos 2S3 and S55 West 4oth-st. The buyer
VIII improve the plot in the future.
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04

east side of Broadway between 12ist and 122d SITS.
ls1lexle9 feet. for Mrs. Docter L. l. Meinhard and
Sidney Rosenthal
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
BUYS A BROADWAY BLOCK FRONT.

y g'..hsto s;nyth & Sons have sold 70 the A c. g.
= - hsll Realty Company the block front on the
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
To Pauline z TTieriot Thierfot. CIriex
Psnedo. Executors Of VIII Testament %
Ferdinand NJ. Thtsriot.
~ Barnwel John b Marie. Jr-s LS9nJine c SUse Louis
V Daily. Executors Of the Last WIZ and Testamena
or Josephine Marie deceased: Henrietta b.
riette T. Meade L%Cutne G. MunOz: Jacob ThisrioEs
Eugene J. de Saba, Jr, Lion F. De Saba Ferdinand H
Ge birmingham: Jcss NJ de eringham Albert Thlsrfort
Percy -. Madeira. Junior Marie v Madeira, Louis G
Madeira 3d; Morgan c. BaFuwel Charles n Thieriotg
Marie Gerariin. Louise Nuz: Adele SUtz: Charles Ws
Johnston; Albert Z Wright; New York Association
Improving the Condition of Poor Francsiss
de BisnfaisanCe; New York Society Prevention
Cruelty Children; New York Institution Bicd.
politan Museum persons interested IN
the estate OF Peter Marie late Of tho County
York. deceased. creditors sgsteeS % kin.
Oherwise-Seud greeting; You o. you
Of the County q New Surro-
gates Court OF said County. held a
House, in the County % New York. the 18th ot
April 1905 al half c'ClcE q
Of the OF proceedings OF Charles r. Thisrio
Morgan q. Barnwel. Executors Of the Last VIII and
Testament OF said deceased; and such of
s o
required appear your guardian ycu have
II have appear and apply 10 b.
appointed n the % aegect failure
So guardian VIII be appointed hy the Surrogate
represent and act for In the -oCeetlug.
In Testimony Whereof have ause,f the Seal of -
suFrostes Court Of the said County tc "a
hereunTO affixed
Witness Hon ABNER G. THOMAS a surroeats oq our
said County, al the County OF <ew NorS.
February. IN the year OF LCrd thousand Mn.
hundred and i've JAMES a DONNELIsT
IL 81 CIerk of the SurrOgates Court
New-York tribune., 1905-03-04
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

1O2d-st. $ 175 +; OF 1st-ave. TJx1Oo.1i; Robert
Friedman loans to Leo LgdinskJ-. .-----..-----.-
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-12-01
Soc Afrnid. hut A.nn,n.a-


While presiding at session OF the
New Hampshire conference Bishon
Peck was entertained by Mrs.
Brown, who had high reputation as a
cook, She was especially famous for
her mince pies, and Mt supper the bish-
on, who enjoyed good living. as his
strong frame and 500 pounds indicat.
ed. did full justice to large piece of
the delicious pastry. p,
INLAY i give you another piece -
asked Mrs. Brown. ...tt .....,
AS the bishop was TO make the chief
address OF the evening. he reCretfully
declined. .n 'Hlrmr
Il know some mince pies are indiyes.
tfbie, but mine are quite harmless -
said Mrs. Brown persuasively. SO the
bishop yielded and had n second piece
and after that n third. a1g
Evening came, and the large church
was packed with people. The hour for
service arrived, but the bishop had not
appeared. The elders looked anxious.
The choir sang, and the preliminary
services We're Well started. gben two
or three went out 10 look for the alb.
49, OfSAhoP-f4 I'd q. ID DO ct .lL TT AAAtI. "a
They found him Mt Mrs. Browns,
yrithing In the ngmiies OF indigestion,
resulting from 4rdIscreet Indulgence I'm
'harmless" pie AS the ministers saw
their wen beloved bishop lying IN his
t Ssa s s1Ia sRSSHHHIrs WIN gAla' OAs st
+ F'Why, Bishop Peck you are not
afraid 10 die ara xou,, ,sIaItdCb au
- +No,p replied the bishop between
groans. lam not afraid to die. but I
am ashamed to?'-BOston Herald.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-12-01

Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic
80 RAILWAY co. ..-

spring Schedule, in effect April ~. 1905.
ltaitimore, every Sunday and 'Wednes1sav
Weather permitting, for Fitchetts and inteS'
hSuiate landings rs follows: .-..C T'-~|''
samS as nasss .,S =. m, Mia s3o M,
$50. HaFve5s Sis Glses Pant t I:y HBs yTaISS
IIs;{ Nili5 I'm I.p. Qerans SAB Chases .,
y S5H, Che ry Point iI:ss, Cricket Hill ~ noon
Ch,IIs tzi'o y. m, arrive Fitchetts I2;:sO
and 'tita,nss Leaves Fitehstts for baltimore
isE. every Tuesday ard Friday. ms fellows.
Cricket Hill sss5, Cherry boint 10. JsoSso M
2, ms Chases a2:46 Ou ans l. iimarnocti 1 s:,o
nyHsqn l;5O, Gracs Point =. Hardings 3. Hnr
vSys SI5; Election 4;45, limbs s. Reed willie h.Sn
s,riv $50 1ipers S45, Simpsons I,
Steaner leaves her 3. Light Street Wharf
battlmote, every Monday and Thnrs,ier'
s1ediste ip1ana ior Freeport and inteI-
~. besv n haltimoTeh p. m, Mia 2.3Oa m Flee
ION .. IlmDs S:l5. keedville s:3'. q race Po31t K
10y ri'on Dup. kiimarnoek 5:l6. Ocran $40 jsck
11thhs ~ Sretk iao, cherry Point 7:2l. CriSSet
6 6liI lpO, Calls 8, FitChetts S:25. RuarSs a.i6
Srlnels W.. Warehouse 9:iya Conra6w "a
u .eh foinL iU;l0, StamIers 1880. Hands m
arrive dt freepcrt ll:l5.
nesurnlng, leaves Freeport for Ra,tirnore
ana lHteTmedtate landings every "a ednaSdsv
AiI % s ~. uFFday weather permitting, as follows:
ers SGD, Green Point 6:45. Com. a. W.
house, 7:SO. Csrlnels 7:5O, Rnarks 7.Is Eitehe,ts
Y, Callls ps Crieks Hill s;45, Cherr,. Point no.
mock Isso n n,1. ~; ~, ocran IL noon Kilmar
NY, FleSton 8;45, Timbs 4, ReeuViIIs S:51.
n nai ., Itpers 6,2h, BsackwelIs 5;ao srrive
WILLARD THOMSON. Gen. Atapaoar "
" ~, BROWN. AGENT, Pier 3
Ia - MURDOCH. Gen. Passenger AGENT.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-12-01
rhe rir rithe.


Within few years the odious prac-
tice of tipping has. Invaded this coun
try and, we fear, become endemic-that
is. it has come TO stay. Few realize
the aggregate burden of this vanity
Imposed tax, but we can catch { a
glimpse of its proportions if we con-
slider that in one item alone-that OF
the fee now almost invariably paid to
Pullman car. porterS-the amount Is
not Tar from onc-tenth OF the gross re-
ceipts OF that saEeorpOration The
bulk OF its business comes from one
night runs, where the charge Is So.
and now an unwritten law demands
the payment OF % cents. or 1919 per
cent more, TO the porter. Z Z JOBS.
A similar tax is laid on other re-
qnirements OF the Traveller. The hotel
and restaurant walters and attend
ants, hack drivers, baggage porters.
telegraph and messenger boys, bar
bers and other classes or personai at
remnants now expect TIP. 1t first
the evil afflicted only the cities most
sensitive TO European influence. but
now the whole land isvmore or Jess In
-voived.-eEurcli Economist 80
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-12-01
Pe-ru-na Protects the Entire
Mushroon, aduI,.r,,,, !

1t has been Il good mushroom sen.
son. said grocer. The mushrooms
nave been SO plentiful and cheap that
mite use has been made OF adulter-
ants"
"Adulterants? DO they adulterate
fresh mushroomsg" .r.. Ir.r..r...,-l
Yes. with apples. There Is n little
machine that cuts apples up into the
mushroom shape. The fruit Is pared
and tossed whole into the large end of
this machine. It comes out OF the small
end in the form Of pretty little white
mushrooms. ....-...... r.-.. .,.
But don't think when you GO TO your
high class advertising grocer for mush-
rooms that you get the aduIterated
ones. You don't. II you did. Won
would detect the adulteratlon az once
"Adulterated mushrooms go to big
cheap restaurants. where steak and
mushrooms only cost quarter. They
so also to cheap Gamers with n largo
export trade,"-St. Louis Giobe-Demo-
crat -" ''i't.- I'D -. -T--''
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-12-01
Detected.

The Marquis of Waterford once
showed remarkable detective skill.
A robber who had broken into the
marquis house at Curraghmore, Ire
land, was pursued by him and fol-
lowed to q public house four miles
off. ' Ds. iaA
There the robber had seated HIM
self among aanunber of men, who
were drinking and smoking, and not
one of them would betray him. The
marquis, however, was master Of the
situation. .xIaDnas aaa.l
He insisted upon feeling all their
hearts, and as he was their landlord
and the great man Of the county not
one dared to refuse. The man whose
heart was still beating quickly was
the robber who had Just ceased run
III zz.....s-, .,s...usy,.,. -.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-12-01
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.

Fall schedule iu effect Friday. September
o'H, i,O'. Three tnpS weekly between kaItf-
mOIC and Washington. '
Leave Baltimore, Pier Q. Light street atm
IN. every Tuesday, Thursday and SaturdaY
Tor The following river landings, Alexandra
&hc Washington; MilcTs. BrOmeS. Porto Iiej-
o. Nta's2ns. oaE, Bar dicks Walnut Point.
S"N"i'S' igWisetta' hri3r, Lodge Landing
si"nd5 Point. Bono Point, kinsaIe. Lvnchs
ioi@i, aSamst Iiney Point, LepnaldJ, wn.
Anris, Ho"%rds. CohrOms, StoUCs Bushwood
Lancaster riverside, Liverpool Point, 6iy.
mont, Alexandria. Arriving 10 Washiro ron
iups. "S HAoih-
leave Washington. foot of Seventh str, of
at = =, IN; every sunday, Tuesday and Thurs,
Gay Tor the following river Landings and RAJ
Z Ihore; AleXandria. Glymont Ltveruool
Folh riverside. l1uShwood, Lancaster, How
ARCS. Cobfums, Stones, LeonardIown : bells
IHcy Point, Adams, Loo pc Landing MnndvS,
foih1. bond Point, klnsale, Ly nchs Puint
oan, EunaickS. Walnut Point, Cowarts
it"lsetts. Brlar. Miliers, GraySons Rromes'
lotto EtilS. Arriving IN baltimore early
4HSso1y, ! thursday ana Saturday morninV
WILLARD THOMSON. General Nanaser
- - hboCh, Genl Fat. and Pass. AT.
eq,pp,,r..e,,, - baltimore, Md
H'' - hEAhDON, Agt,, a alexandria, Va
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-12-01
Pe-ru-na Should Be Kept In
Every Household a1"
Where There Are Little
Children.

Peruna should be kept in the house
al the time. DON'T wait until the child
is sick, then send to drug store. But,
have Pcruna on hand-accept no sub
titute.
Chhdren are especially liable to acute
catarrh. Indeed, most of the affections
of childhood are catarrh.
All forms OF sore throat, quinsy, Group
hoarseness, laryngitis, etc, are but diff
fcrent phases Of catarrh.
hrs. Amelia sailor, Mcnasha, WIS.,,
writes:
q have used Pcruna for n number OF
years. 1t cured me of chronic catarrh
which L suffered with from infancy.
"When my three children were born
they all had catarrh, but L have given
them Pcruna and find it very effective
in riddin" thcm of this horrible trouble.
L find that it is also good to give them
as 4 tonic and a preventative of colds
and collie.
Gin fact, consider IL a househ hold
blessing. I would rot Know how to
raise my children without IT, am
pleased 10 give IL my recommends
ton. "---AElei&d SoHer. ... I--,
Address DR.. S. 3. Hartman, Presiden,
Of The Hartman Sanitarium, CoIum.
bus. Ohio. ... a
All correspondence held strictly con.
hdentinl. 80 e.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-12-01
4 Msa.sal Estimate % p+-un,er

At the recent annual meeting OF the
British Medical association DR.. Theo-
lore Il. Hysiop. superintendent of the
Bethlehem Royal hospital, n specialist
IN neurology and in the treatment OF
mental disease. said: 'As an alienist
and one whose whole life has been
concerned with the sufrerings of the
mind, would state that OF all by
gienic measures to counteract disturb
ed sleep, depressed spirits and ali the
miserable sequels OF aIdistressed mind,
i qwould undoubtedly give the first
place to the simple habit OF prayer
Outlook. s9sas iog.--ilIAqa Dol
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-12-01
No Doctor REQUIRED.

Mr., Edward Otto, 927 De Soto street,
st. Paul, Mimi, writes:
al cannot say enough for Peruna. It
has done great work in my family, es-
pecially for my oldest boy. We had
doctored with three or four different
doctors and they did not seem to do him
any good. ......
I"We gave up hopes OF cure, and so did
they, but we pulled him through on
Peruna.
eve had several doctors and they
said they could do no more for Rim so
we tried PerUDa as = last resort, sud
fbsf did the work, Since then we keen
II In the house an the time, and no
doctor Is required - Edward Offo.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-12-01
The Mothers Hold Pe-ru-na in hi
Eataam

by lifting hungry and naked and a
fallen race M toward God and heaven.
TltciL indeed. shall the desert blossom
as the rose and the barren places OF
the earth through the power of invcn-
ton he iillel With the glory OF the Lord
az the waters cover the sea. Then viii
oc- Thanksgiving day he glorious
Thanksgiving day for those we love
and for those whom we shall bless.