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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
Riclsert & Wells, Special Agents.

sports will take place on Main street and
the business men Of tile village are plan.
ming to contribute to the enjoyment with
plenty Of refreshments, which are to De
free to all the young people.
When the curfew ordinance went into
operation last wear there were many
doubts Of it's efficiency, and neighboring
the casn of tseneseo, as the law has been
passed but was merely dead letter
we're held np as examples that such a
condition was not the fault u the urdi-
nance but, instead, chat Of the officers.
This story has been proven correct il
The case 81 Geneseo, as the aw has been
enforced from Tie outset, and the chill
lren were, from the start, given IN I'M
derstand that no violations would BE-
tolerated. and lis they are thoroughly
impressed with this fact,. they make it,
TIE or 40 trouble ii the matter Roches-
lei post-Jlxprcss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
LABOR IN GERMANY.
improved Condition OF workers Dns
70 Trades UnEonisms

Improved G0ndttion OF Workers Due
70 Trades Unaonisn,
Within the last few years there has.
been Oh The whole Il I've III wages and
i real advance in comfort on the part
Of the work people IN German indus
tries this Improvement III the eondi-f
tioli OF fine masses has been mainly the
outcome Of tlie growth and develop
ment MI combinations OF wage sarners,
the progress Of trades unlonism The
growth of labor organizations In this
country was for 4 long time rather
slow; they were considered Illegal assoc
Citations and their objects were declar-
ed as being unlawful until IN 1S8S-69
the law forbidding coalition was abol-
ished
The modern trades union MAY be said
to have commenced IFS active career In
Germany about fifteen years ago, and
1T has within the recent past found
favor at least with the thinking por-
tlon Of the public, because 1t was
shown that the trades unions are the
most prominent factor in fostering so
cial peace and good understanding III
the Industrial world.
A trades union congress held in 1890
decided that all workers should be OF
ganized into national unions and that
only these should be afiiliated with the
federation Of trades Unions established
that same year. Consequently the tend
eney has been to merge local unions
into one large association for the en-
tire trade There are fewer separate
organizations today than there were Id
existence some years ago. but the
strength aud vigor Of unionism have
increased thereby. Capitalization has
taken the place Of diffusion, amalga.
mation has been substituted for isoIa
ton Trades union organization in Ger
many is NOT undivided there are ths
national unions, which do not discrin-
mate against any religious creed or
political party, the "Gewerkverelne, =
founded BY the Liberal party; the
Christian trades unions, some purely So
cialist organizations, commonly called
local unions because they are opposed
to the formation Of national bodies,
and independent societies belonging TO
neither Of these groups
In 1904 the members of all unions
numbered 1,466,625, The following fig-
ures show the numerical strength of
each OF the above mentioned groups;
National unions, 1862, los members,
Gewerkverelue, 111ssS9 members:
Christian trades unions, 207, 4s4 menu
berss local unions. 20,6s6 members; in
dependent societies. T4.45S members.
In the true sense OF the word only
the national unions can be called the
trades unions proper All other groups
are hardly Of any importance in the
Industrial life Of Germany, as they DO
not want to carry on the fight for bet.
ter wages and conditions Of work with
all the means in their power aud as
they are not independent Of political
and religions organizations
Al trades union must rum alone; II
must be self governed, self supporting.
self sustained and self contained to be
Of real practical value In labor con-
fiicts. Therefore trades unions must be
taught to depend only upon their own
strength and resources. Munich Cor,
American Fcderaiiouist.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
NATURE SPARES
The stricken Rose from Grief.

The Stricken Rose From Grief.
What . fortunate provision Of nature
II IS that deprlves the rose Of mel. tai
suffering; Tor how poignant would be its
grief to discover, ii the height " it,
blooming glory, that a. canker fed at its
heart, and that Its beauty and fragrance
were doomed forever. Nature always
spares the suffering; she is verltabIe
gtore-hOuse OF pleasing rewards. for
those who seek her aid In the years
gone BY falling hair and grayness have
cast a gloom over the lives Of thousand
of Young women. but thanks TO the In
veatigations DC scientists Tie true cause
of hair destruction Is now known to f)e
germ or parasite that burrows into
the hair follicles. Newbro's Herpfcide
absolutely destroys this germ, thus
permitting the hair to grow as ne
lure intended. Sold hy Leading drug.
gists, Send Toe. in stamps for sample
70 The Herpicide Co. Detroit Mt
Riclsert & Wells. Special agents.
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NOTICE.

In response 60 a petition signed by
a. " Lame and others, calling for a
resuryey Of the highway leading from
the city line southerly through South
Barre, we have caused the same to be
resurNeyed and tho abnttefs on said
highways are hereby notified that We
will meet at South Barre on Saturday,
October 49, 1906, ut o'clock p. M,
TO hear any who may feel aggrieved by
said survey.
". Il. Fisk.
n. N. Mcdonald,
L. NJ Allen,
Sclectmen Of Barre Town, ".
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A woman,s ideas On Poultry FOOD.

Careful. painstaking poultrynen who
appreciate the value OF poultry and
recognize the advantage which good.
honestly made Poultry Food gives
them are the ones who viii be espe.
cially interested In the following letter
from Mrs. + Edgar Brown OF Brim-
Geld. Mass. She says: 4 like Pages
Perfected Poultry Food very much II
is the best OF anything | ever used,
and shall soon send for another bar.
rel -
Any one sending his address on a
postal cardsto 6. $. Page Hyde Park.
VT. and mentioning this paper, win re-
eeiye by mail free postpaid. a sample
package Of pages Perfected Poultry
Food
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FOR SALE IN THE Il II. CATE REAL.
FgTAtrE AGENCY

FOR sAIE-tottage On Park street extern
sion. SIX rooms and she'd room, finished down
stairs III oak. up stairs ~ spruce, Spring and
city water. Lot Is rods iy 3 reds. Good lot
ot fruit Price 81 300 Half cash. ie5tf
FOR SAi4Es-i ottage, six rooms, barn and
hen house i0t Il 309 feet front III 10 deep.
Price, $2,200, $500, 500 Of Si0O down, balance
SIS per month l64ff
FtDR SALE ottage On Beckley street, barn
and four building lots. Price, St,l01 eitf
FOR SALE Farm 16 minutes walk from
West berlin stone sheds. contains from g 70
II acres, VIII keep 8 or 70 cows and team. Hay
cut with machine Wood enough for home
nse. Raining water "a house and barn. Price
feI farm, $1,000 Stock tools and about 40
tsffis IL nay 5000 iGaff
For the above properties inquire at the II y
cate Real Estate Agency, Bolster Block, Barre,
NJ
chambers bath. wired for electric lights fur
mace, Down stairs finished In hard wood aud
butternuts Large lot. 50 100 Spring ana city
water. Price. s3 coo 1856
Eight-room house on Merchant street, BATH
TWO closets. City and wcll water. Connected
with sewer. Electric lights. Hen house. Large
lot, rods by rods, with mace fruit. The ioea-
ton is Just IS good rs there Is inthe city.
Don't fail ta look this place over Price.
$4,000. l56tf
Ma. ID Pleasant street, Cottage, xix rooms,
III acre u land. Nou can buy this place for
s2,ONO Half cash. i56tf
Large house ON Eas tern avenue 10 TGolns and
an attic. All modern improvements. This is q
very desirable place Besides having nice
home for yourself you can have quite a good
income from renting rOOins the location being
very desirable. The owner being away have
reduced the price from $4,000 ia $4,000 Very
cheap. 1861
Quarry IL II acres. Cheap, small payment
down ~ will sell half interest, i5Gtf
MIL property Ii Cabot Steam and water
power Capacity. i5sVDper day. 5Dh " en-
gine and boiler, hoard SAW edEer, paner. "a
Inch Lane new, Lane hatcher. clipper Lane
shingle machine, baud saw machine for char
stock % acres Of land, 2 houses, barns, black
smith shop. shed for lumber, q "a holds
6tU.0u0, 100 acres old growth timber ~ miles
70 mill, estimated To cut one aud onehalf mil
li0ns % per cent soft - birch. 30 maple, other
timber TO come 70 this mill. Price for All
$1,000. i5Gtf
For the above properties inquire AZ the
II y. Gate Real Estate Agency. Barre W
Telephone conucctinnl Headquarters Tor
farms and timber lands.
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yiachIne Replaces Breaker Boys.
From Pennsylvania comes The news
that one branch Of child labor may be
abolished. says Technical World Maya
zine. In the coal mine regions of Penn
,ylvania are employed some 24,0o0
breakcr boys. who pick out the slate
from the coal at the collleries. The
Delaware aud Hudson Coal company
has Installed mechanical slate picker
n Its eolliery al wilISesbarre. and the
report is that IL works successfully.
Twelve boys and The mechanical spiral
slate pickers now take the place of the
900 boys who would be required 10 a
plant Of that size under the old regime
The company probably viii place these
mechanical pickers in all is other
plants.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
A Badly Burned Gil

or box, man on woman, Is quickly out
Of pain ii BhckIen's Arnica Salye is APP
piled promptly q. J Welct 81 1'ekon-
sha. Mich, says i use IL In my fam
ily for cuts, sores and all skin injuries,
and find ii perfect Quickest pile cure
known. Best healing salye made. 25c
at Red Cross pharmaey,
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FOUR LINES FOR IS CENTS

THE TIMEs win pubIish wAnss. Lost and
Found, Tor sale. To Let. erc.-sn1rt advertise
menss--af the rate OF four linea fer twenty-five
cent? tor the nFst insertion ana ave cents for
eacE Busssequenr INSERTION
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
ESTATE Oh ELLEN W. cLArr

The undersigned, having been appointed hy
the Hon. Probate Court for the District Of
Washington Commissioners e. receive, eN.
anime and adjust all claims and demands efals
persons against the estate Of Ellen W. Ciapp.
late Of the 1nRn Of Barre Ia said District,
deceased, and all claims exhibited ~ Offset
theroto hereby give notice that we viii meet
for The purpose Aforesaid, az the once q q.
II, Reed. III the sity ~ Barre. Va said District.
on the 2oth d.ty 81 October and 18th day Of
March next from one o'clock L. N. until four
.o'ciock n. NJ each of said days and that six
months ffa,n The nth day Of September A. Il.
1906 n the tune limited by said Court fol said
creditoH 70 present their claims to us Tor *
animation and allowance.
Dated at City Vf Barre this 81 day Of uoto-
her A. y. fg06.
0RAMEL II. RfED, Commis
JAMES NJ. PERRY sioners.
.Oet. 5-l0is
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cnrfew nid Rlnp

A celebration Of the crfeNv ordinance
VIII take place III lenesco, Congressman
home town, next Thurs
day 10 show the appreciation Of the
older people Of the thorough way m
which the law has been observed by tine
younger generation Races, games and
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10

Guy II. johnson vice president Of the
American lee Co, Il to build a $4,000
residence On THE lot he recently pur
chased IN Bennington Center.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10

The Kew England Telephone and lele.
graph 60. viii soon begin to string three
miles OF cable between Bennington and
North Bennington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

-
FOR sSAiEs--A mcdel home on Patterson
street Contains seven conveniently arranged
rooms besides hail. bath pantry and closets.
An reoins are finished IN the natural wood and
ali rooms on first floor have hard wood h9ors.
Honse Is heated by hot air furnaces Is lighted
by electricity. and there are hot and cold water
connections 10 sink, bath and two wash bowls.
There II 4 nice wide porch on front and one
side. Lot is extra large, having q frontage 81
about ~ feet and depth Of 10 feet Plenty Of
room for barn and large garden. Nice lawn
with plenty of shfubbets, II YOU want some
thing nice. and yet not expensive. this Will
suit you The property Is considered worth l'v
good Judges s3.se0. and c9dId not be Wtilt To-
fay for this amount. We offer IL for only
$1,000 for immediate acceptance, let rs
show you photograph q This place u y
oure of thp u. A. Perry Real Estate Agency.
Rooms and ?, Gordon Block, Tarre, VI iG,tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

The Grist Mil Cidet Mil. store. Water Priv
ilege, Tenement. an tombined aud belonging
20 g. and T. Wooster IL nov offered for sale,
as Of the firm OF 80 years continual business
Is dean and the settlement Of the estate IS nee
essary
The main building is tWes story front. so
feet or more IN length rear next FLYER three
stories. Good water power. very river
front for loading and unloading becomes never
muddy. Store all right to de business. Grist
mill and bone crnsher and ulaef milL a good
place 10 live, Water runs INTO the house part
The year round from good spring
Possession can be given most any time. There
Is business enough for two good nien willing ID
work and mako money Terms reasonable.
Inquire OF efs
rronne mnocfrn - u.zLfs4t III VI
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SALE.

FOR SALE Seven room cottage. an III good
shape, at % Maple avenue. Inquire Of j. n
Jameson, ~ Maple avenue. l72t6f
GRIsT MILL rOK SALE IN good town.
Custom work amounts to about 81 $50 per year
and sales of hDur and feed 10 about $4,000 per
gear. Good binding. water power. also gasO-
line engine New steel mill and SGT Of Burr
stones. Located OH from railroad, but in good
farming community. Price, $4,000, terms one
half cash. Would exchange for other property
If same was desirable. For fuIl particulars
inquire of ~ Al. Perry Real Estate Agoncs.
Rooms and 8, Gordon Block, Barre w l33tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10

Tie rails Oh the Benningtoil-N North
Adams, Mass, electric railroad have
been laid To the south line Of Benning
ton where II joins pownai-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10

Alfred Isatufe, Of Bennington, the past
season yaised twenty-five quarts 81
peanuts front one quart planted
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10

On the Republican side for the con
ggessional campaign ii Massachusetts,
there IL as yet but one outside speaker
assigned, y. j Foster, Of Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10

The average man takes FIVE and
half pounds OF food and drink each
day. amounting 70 a ton Of solid and
liquid nonrisinaent annually. IL sew
enty wears he c.Sts and drinks 1900
times his own weight
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10

At the scmi.eentenniaI exercises az
thu North Bennington Methodist cburca
WAS nade that a friend
has contributed $500 to be used III IL
pairing and improving the building.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10

In tile month of September the Ben
nington town clerk issued seven iners
riage licenses and registered seventeen
births. In the same time there were
reported 70 the hoard III health twenty
Deaths
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10
LOST AND FOUND.

IO&r-slliawn. Curly haired spAHie asnwolS
81 itinc -rrince" Hinder tttiifii ~ sD os'h
M.lin street and reward VIII De given. i,iue
lost gAd, pocket book containing sipal
sa,n ~ utney, lady.t ~ateh and giaescs, tnak
rrtween Enc Barre and Wcbstcfsiile 9tstef4
fay afternoon FInuer return "a 20 SDash
Msip of telephone 2@2-J. reward ~ af-
terka iisif
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FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE of 100 acres 10 The town Of
Worcester. una half mile from chufch post
Office, school and creamery, besides s. good saw
mill a new piazza nnH feet wide half way
han Three barns with two years crup uf hay
(betwcen 80 and 20 tansl. This farm IL one 4
the best places 81 Vermont for keeping summer
l,0arders az Il Is pleasantly situated fbe stage
passes the house four times hay. This prop
nrty ii 70 be sold at once. as owner wants 20 20
West win sell al reduced ppee farm VIII
keep thirty cows and team. All for s2.b00.OH
This il q chance OF 4 lifetime FOR this property
Il worth twice the alpaunt ~ the right man
Inquire Of ID. y. AIcAnlaY GfanlteFlle, VI
iaitf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10

no RFNT--S small teneinont at Il Church
street Ready October J.. Inquire Of Dr. @ =.
Stiekney, lRsti
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10

By the viii Of the late George w
ioarey, 81 Bennington, property ~ two
and four Bradley. place, given 70 II q
Beaupre in trust fer Mr.. Lowrey%
cousins, Misses Maggie q. aud Lizzie ".
d. Iowrey, 81 Burlington, during their
lifetime, at their ,ecease goes to the
First Congregational (Unitariau) society
There are seNeIaI personal beqncsts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10

Ia aero Of land Consists OF a broom HOUSE
which has bfen butt only g. few years Has
porch on front and one side, Good chance IL
keep hens Tfis ~ very desirable home, and
Sh0nld he seen to be appreciated. I'rice 81
1900. For full particulars inquire ~ tire u.
A Perry Real Estate Agency Rooms and 2,
Gordon block, Barre, W. l1etf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10

Inder the stamp saving system, which
IL III use IL the Bellows Falls public
schools, 5a6 pupils raised last sear
Ss20.19. OF this S32s,lg was put into
the savings bank. iii the second and
third CRADLES, Esfeps Maa SAVED il The
ninth grade, $5i4 THIS Shows that The
amounts saved are greater IN the lower
grades.
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WORK WANTED.

VENTED Woyiy BY anlffec, Orp experience,
terms reasonable Write pr ear ~ i29 fns
street Tits
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WANTED

WANTED TO buy horse for delivery tealh-
Weight about 1891 Ftnm 70 10 years old,
soiuid aud KIND Barre Sfean hahdfy. i7dt
--+--=--4 r-s
WANTED 30 rent. q silaii tenement Wtli
barn, bs young couple wtii baby Address y.
~ n, Care 'rinles, iGlf
( WANTED. 50 % ~ iiolsc power hosting ep-
zinc with two dfsiiiss. Mist he III gctd n,pair.
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TO RENT

TO RENT Seven room down stairs tenemeut
with hath at ii lianFei street. key at IS ~
quire G. j.. Converse, II West, l7ftt
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10 RENT Furnished front roosa al oornerof
Church and AyerfllsWeet Electric LIGHTS and
baths Pleasant location. M. j.. Mclean, 4
AyerIil street. gTtf
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no ItENT~-Enuf rooms III fhe g. ". AyeYill
block suitable FOR club cr offices. Apply rs C
W. Ayerill. l5eti
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ron SAFE AT CASSIE FARM,

Hay Delivered promptly ~ hnlk.
FARM iutisacfe farm. filsE-uiass buildings.
win cut iuq tons OF hay
Lold--i0U acres III lots VI oer 70 acres toHuis
customers
Pasture 10. acres pasture land without
buildings geld Mani farm.
Apply 10 George Cassie. East street O Ferry
Roal 'Estate Agency. ~
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TO RENT-0fiiee rooms In the blanchard
Block. isUw
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-10

TO RENT--John Mclean has large store
room al the rear Of his shoe store which he viii
rent at reasonable price. l94Ef
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rs RENT Office on Elm street. now oecn-
pied BIZ The CONSOLIDATED Lighting Company,
vacant September l. Apply to Mrs. Heiefs
Camp, 40 Elm street 2sitf
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-04-22
". W. SHORTRIDGE
FOR LEGISLATURE
HE is A WELL KNOWN ATTORNEY
OF ENSLEY-COMES FROM ONE
OF THE OLDEST AND MOST
PROMINENT FAMILIES OF STATE

Ensley, April 21.-(Special)-W w.
shortrdge. who formally announces in
another column as a candidate for rep
resentative In the next Legislature from
Jefferson county, was born in Montevallo,
5s years ago; and resided in Shelby and
Blbb counties until his removal to Ems
ley in 1901. He is a lawyer by profess
sion, and has been successful farmer.
He is son of the late Judge George
d. Shortridge, who at one time ably pre-
sided over the circuit court of Jefferson
county for a period of ten years; and
who was succeeded on the bench by his
friend, the lamented Judge William S.
Mudd. after he resigned the judgeshp to
make the race for governor Colonel
Shortrldge stands high in his business
and professional relations. and Is a gem
tleman of the old school. He Is a man
of broad culture, and thoroughly posted
on the science of government and the
political questions of the day Bold and
fearless In his convictions, but consid-
crate and tolerant for the opinions Of
others, he is a progressive and public
spirited ctizen-loyal to his friends his
native state, and especially so to Ems
ley, and Jefferson county
His membership in the Methodist Epis-
eopal church, south. and in the fra
ternal orders of Odd Fellows,
He has never before been n candidate
for office and If elected will be con-
sentative In his actions, seeking TO dis
charge his duties honestly and fairly
without fear or favor.
He has no axe to grind. no hobby to
ride, nor any pet measure which he
wants enacted into law. But esteeming
It a high honor to represent such an in
telligent and progressive constituency. he
will endeavor to meet their appreciation,
being guided by that high sense of honor
which he displays in private life
He has been a consistent democrat. and
has always taken an active interest in
political affairs. For many years he was
an active member of the county exec
utiye committee of Shelby county, and
was once a member or the state ex-
ecutive committee from the old Seventh
congressional district, at this time he is
chairman of the city executive commit
tee of Ensley.
He is In full accord with his party on
the questions Oh DetleT puDllc SchooiS,
Increased pensions for old Confederate
veterans. local option, and the right to
regulate freight rates by law
At present he may be considered as
Ensley's candidate, as he has no opponent
living there and Is receiving the enthu-
slastic support of the voters of both Ems
ley and Wylam.
Owing to the large number of voters
In the county it will be impossible for
Colonel Shortrdge to see and know each
voter, but he confidently refers to those
who know him. to his fitness and
qualifications for the office.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-04-22

to the store and wait until the paper
comes, get the news and hurry back.
don't believe there's anything to worry
about"
II hope you are right, father, but I'm
afraid Yesterdays news was correct PM
has had so much good luck I'm afraid
he's had bad luck in this battle
Old Mr.. Sheridan was sitting on the
steps in front of the store when man
rode up and called out, Good news from
Sheridan!"
Then one of the bystanders caught up
the morning paper and read the account
of Sheridan's return to the army, of his
turning the tide, of the Presidents mes
sage of thanks. of Sheridans heroic con-
duct and the complete rout of the enemy.
The paper said 1t was one of the great
est victories of the war.
That was enough for Mr.. Sheridan. He
started on a tFot to tell Mrs. Sheridan