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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

Two went to pray; or, rat Their. say 5..s
One went to brag the sotner 20 pr a !, oh
Where the other dares not send 8 his eye.
One nearer to tho altar trod, !. 4
The other to the altar God "a ~ : non.
Most pictorial OF parallels! On I |, back ,,,a
ground Of temple these antipodal ,%0 o.,
jests deals limo distractions or gener-5
alitios, no vague rntlocination:5H He ju i'L
personhes eon tSn es ~ uI "a
ruthless 4; in the publican the true ana
successful worshlper, q /, . . J, :, g
rharsoe, ~ IS e Z ms na,,tn
apart 10 avoid ceremonial pollution, and
to be- more conspicuous He strike |, an n
attitude. He is sta tuesque. H. ~ IN f ~
regalla 81 talith and phylactery' !, : az
islands Up close, and treads on hig h,'"'3
l Ils nam da ia to tread viii outatretoh
ed palms and uptplped eyes. ne a,t r !,
his selt.laudaton before the Deity mrom
With disappointment. He does not rec 2 ]
bs apg or s
Just, an, adulterer. Or pu1h i q =
%esa Ays srace eol0Has a
ti,e iea ste 81 9i these Thy benefits,
haughtimess and presumption are MS ~
Characteristics, He will fain confess tne
spublican's sins for. him, as he has none
I OF his own to speak OF, +, u .
gross !, 81 sins to the affirmation of his ac-
tive piatos. Though the Levitical law
only required one annual fast, ne aps
sansdd from fo9S Moass @
tenth OF certain items in ones neon y q
r. hron mthes srunpNererIogatlon, God Is lis
debtoF ad1aey s eo The
This publican this inferior tax collecTl
tor. hal found his way to the temple
With a purpose, It was an uncommon
thing to see one Of this class on holy
ground. Whatever their rs faults. ana
however numerous, hypocrisy WAS my
tsm Thes da aSs Po snnes
Ia had come up the holy hill to get
clean hands and q pure heart. He had
faith in the promlses and provisions Of
the tirst covenant Of grace. AZ 4,
stands the o las elde q fhe
enclosure. He dares not 'send his
eysa'' toward the sanctuary, He keeps
shifting his breast with self-aoousing
GESTURE, and keeps crying An an IN pres
scribed but noble collect, GOD be- pro-
R,atsd towapHI III coteag as
have have snned and done evi,' He Is In
the oblivion and self-abandon Of penl-
ten H only conscious OF the Eye that is
Oh him from above. He tries not tho
ever l,nWise eypedient ct comparing
s self in the perfect law Of God, that
emptied Of self and hungering and
a ans1sAf ihat s has 10 Ssbsssatloa Ho II
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TO WED DAUGHTER
OF GENERAL wheeler.
Miss Carrie Wheeler, Y oungest
Of -Four Sisters, to Marry
Mr.. Gordon Buck. /
(spocital Ia Tho n 1iInes- DlsJp,astoh.)

lSllGclH u Ihe 1LndA-Dls3lEltGh.) " No. N
NI0W YORK, August TIA announcement
was made hero and In Wheeler, Ala, yes
terday Of tho engagement of Miss Carrie
Peyton Wheeler, a daughter of the late
General Joseph Wheeler to MIR, Gordon
Nj. Buck, OF New York. The marriage viii!
ba celebrated very quietly ON October I'd
at the country home Of the BRIDES fam
ilyain Wheeler, Ala.
Miss Wheeler is tho youngest Of the
four daughters Of the renowned fighter,
who died last January, Her sisters are
Misses Lucy L. and Annie r. Wheeler
and Mrs. William j. Harris. She has ono
brother, Major Joseph Wheeler. Jr. Mrs,
Harris was volunteer nurse In Cuba
during the spanislrAme War. Il
Miss Carrie Wheeler Is pretty and
talented, and still In her teens At tho
reunion OF the United Confederate Vet-
Grams In Louisville, KY, last summer
sho was the sponsor for the South. and
her appearance In the hall with her aged
father was the signal for g notable
demonstration, She Ia quite we'll known In
New York. having been member OF tho
younger SGT In society while General
Wheeler made his home at the Waldorf
Astoria. Il siSiSsis
Mi; Buck. like his fiancee. Ia "a South
erner and has resided here for, several
years. He Ia lawyer and belongs to
the University Club and the Southern
Society he was graduated from the Uni
yesslty Of Virginia IN 1872 at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
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ot preserving family history.
also complied four Volumes con-
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This work Ii one Of the ssv-
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eiiuuipg industry apd Mr.. Bur,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

moral universe would have tottered to.
ruin had he not been filled. How long;
e ehna toHs III h'
##. -a'I tell you. ''., That Is ex;cathedr
Jesus own decision from N which there
is no appeal No one knows y! what be ,,
S Who thought % hit 80 much Of Ria!.sls i i
portance even to mention his exit: But
In the court OF Highest Heaven the IN
dered erased from the record. Hence e
forth, because OF his penitence and faith.
and through the mercy and grace at 81 81
God, he was to be counted Just ana
itself was TRANSPORTED BY the luminous
power Of an inward experience.
& Now follows what a { little girl aptly
called the chtldren's gospel. Some IlIe
to leave tho neigh borhood, and that an
pressed forward with their little folks
that they might receive the Teachers
word might be caught upon q tho sensi-
tive plate Of the childs memory the
consider 4 an IT apoyed
But Jesus encouraged their coming IN
tho Immortal words which Ak unef q J, g
3cully the spiritual status Of ohlld-life:
They and thy bso l9ns VIZ k tSssao
31 Thait characteristic traits OF the child.
itrustfulness, doclllty. eachapleness, ope-
dience. are the INDISPENSABLE requisites
for citizenship IN the kln9aoH' OF S sft''a'
Analysis and Key. &
i. "A Pictorial Parable. 81 d. 4
Two sorts OF worshippers MADE 70
Ne live before the reader,
5883 One false, fruitless; other. true
2. Pharia,ee . ~ epaTpa e;ers r,s,tv
Presumption and haughtlness.
Gross sins denied. ~ e 4
ssy Active Epieties affirmed,
g, publican. n 81 s;5t X N 81
f fsnlssns T'tf h. Il RHsRo's' W
Depreclatlon; no palnation at.
s No companions. l5 Z.
Hungers for righteousness.
85 iia Mlserere transposed a. 70 hallelujah.
4. Jesus ex-cathedra inclusion;
" tell you" II. Exit Of Pharls see I
PUBLICAN aSnosru' goes "justlaed,"
n Il Spiritual status q phlld-ltfe de-
fined, i III
The Teachers Lantern, IT
The great influx q pllgriW caraya y : e e
ssrEeston gss Rs
Mffs nda 9eF s .s' ana
spirit OF prayer.
Language OF man cannot produce Y
stronger antlthesis. Here are two per-
traits n one frame; .sp'r1{Htal naug S!nJv
In the extreme, The other wondeFfull!y
engaging, u
How about our 5Chureh-goe rs OF toTd !; I!
Arc their likenesses to pc found ~ t1' n
parable? 5s.35 ,g } Z
The ass;ola eontrast s.'l WI, maHW 9o'aRs|
ana 'Fai The EFFORT 70 merit tea ~ I
surplus Of good deeds all tends to prI,sa if q
complacenoy, self-rlg hteo usnese; +t y II
deadly sdolng" must be lald aQ Wn, -
down ct Jessps' fest II
/ a parallel piblerreadl ngi IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
OGlED1THGW| WAY
IQ]IBAB | { WOOD.
Little Girls Sent to Call the Cows
Wandered Into Forest S.
az n \. 4. ard Slept. !. VI

WASHINGTON, 4 N! ]. August u. Fl,
Pearl Lihdaberry, aged SIX, and Cassie s !st
Angie twelve, who lives with the Linz
dnberry family Oh their farm li II d In
|IsnoWltoh Township, under the ls Blue Blue
Mountains, were sent out NVed y e go
evening to bring III tho cows for milking
and got lost 81
Thod woods leading up & TO the foot Of
the mountains are almost itnpelietra ~ bleg
Yet tho children wandered nearly three
miles through e1tllo thicket Ono Of n the
cows had strhycd from tho herd tlloug ~
1t wus the bell COW, and the two chil rem
with night falling about thom, Went fur-ss
Their and further into tho brush = elcd 4 py
tile sound Of the tnl1ling bell and VI not
heedirE their direction. The bell seemed b
noar at times and then far away, and Ind
they trudged on picking berries and OBJ
fuv1ousS to the z danger OF snakes, Will 4
Which the woods abound. y, ~
5S Little Pearl was barefooted x and Z the
sharp stones and briars bruised her ter Fl
srlbly. Y Finally she was able to go no
further, and her older companion 4 took
on III, shoes and stockings and gave
them to Pearl. VI They stopped from IS OK
8hnustlon many tines, calling for help,
but no one heard them. Final y they
were too weak to go further, and they
foil asleep on the ground 5$ls
The cows n had returned to the barn
yard, and Lindnberry and histWif 70 won
Sdered what had become of the two girls
as hour after hour went by. They blew
horns, fired guns and called, but 10
O'clock camo md the little girls y were
mot homo u ~ B5 isi5
8Lindaberry and several neighbo set
out with & lanterns and torches. They
would have liked to have had Shep, the
farm dog and 4 playmate Of the children,
with them but Shop was powhere to be
found. The men beat their way through
{ the brush, calling all the time and start
ing fires here and there. Midnight came
4 and they were discouraged. s nj
"A Then they heard a noise In the thlcket,
and were goverjoyed to see the old dog
running toward them II esprang upon
Lndaberry, ballted and started off. The
men resolved to follow. They walked for
4 half an hour, when shep dashed ahead
sof6Tthem through the brush, and with
shrill, happy barlks called them to his
side. They found him standing over the
two sleeping children. So exhausted were
4 the girls that the! dog had not awakened
them shep had started a search; OF
+ bis own for the children, and finding
4 them had gone to call the men. hi
The elder girls feet were so cut and
& br used y that them carried her home.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

$50, 900. Objects: 10 CONSTRUCT a railway
from Front Royal to Richmond " a., via.
charlottesville, Va, through the coun-
ties Of Warren, RI ppa hammock, Madison,
Greene, -AAlbeniarle. Culpepe,r, Orange,
Honrico, spotsylvan}a and Fauquier,
length to be 100 miles, ( s n,
American Stone g Company (Incorpo3-
rated, Richlnond W.T. Mo NJ pr pres g,
chsstes9la sounty n,o.
1nond, Va Capital. s15, 900, Objects: aE TO
construct, equip. repair. anad Improve
houses, buildings, public or private
,auarrying business, contractors. PAYERS
The Peninsula Pure w ter Extension.
Company [Incor porated) hampton ! r Z
sanns sanen reare
tary, vi Hampton l5i, Va. S. Rees, treas
urer, Phoebus, Va; II, T. Ellam,s II = amp
ton, va.; ]. #. u NJ orrlson Il hladelphfla
Pa Capital sloo. 900. 3. &, "a.
pany Qncorporat !, Purcellvllle.a Frank
lin II. vllson, Weep president; Il. W. y,
31lle.6 Capital s;t sl6, Is. ri II
VI Boulevard r idence Corporation,
Sidney Teiser, secreta a1S al ana
Coal Corporation Big stone
Gap. 8 May 0 Cabell, president and trea 8
Geodloe stoqs Sap: csplta 1 50 900
Scorporated). ccomac3 cotinty w,
Bowdoin, Alfred ". Short, If WI lllan, 3.
God win John ~ R Hsn.ai ALL J; M 81
Mathews. G. j.. Byrd. James r. q Hick--i
man +. @ P. a Justis. vlce-preside dent,
Bloxom. Capital, $4,000 s tf5 XVI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Watch This Column Daily

for a NEW TEsTl NoNlAL ms to the
wonderful CURES effected ny THE
MEckLENHuRa MINERAL WATERs,
Chase City, Va. s
0thors tell what their waters areJ we
show what ours do, These arc no FAN
clEs. rllese are FACTS, Let those who
were cnred speak for themselves,
LISTEN:
4 prominent physician Of Durham,
Durham, N @, Nov, 10, 1908.
Tho Meolcionbllrg Mineral Springs Co.,
Chaae City, VA:
h have used tho Necklenhurg Lithia
and Chloride Calciurs Nyato1 In my
practice hero and at yoSaway Inn. i
have found them good IN the treatment
of diseases which Iithia and Calcium In.
dlcated ARCH cEIDATIIAAl, M. ID,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
6. VANDE:RB|L|v.
IGETSC0LD. DUCK|NC
Eight Year Old Son Of the Com
rnodore Dragged from Mar
ragansett Bay BY, Sailors. #
fspeelal 10 INC ri1n7es.Dla,ntlch,

(; is NEWPORT, August 17,--C Cornelius Van
dcrbllt fourth. who is eight years old,
Furnished diversion this afternoon at
tho wharf Of the New York Yacht Club,
OF which his father Cornelius, Jr,. Is
commodore. Tho .youthful Vanderbilt
was looking seward for his father. when
he SUDDENLY tumbled overheard and sank.
Several sailors from his fathers yacht,
tho North Star. flagship Of the fleet,
which was lying near by, sprang over
board, and soon had the youngster safe
on shore, They handed him over to his
mother, who bundled him into an auto
mobile and hurried him homo to Beauleu
fol a change of clothing. "a
The little chap suffered no harm from
HIS involuntary plunge into tho waters
OF tho bay, III s ,55 55 ri Il g il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
.Richmonders III New York.

8 j Especial to, Tho Times -Dispatch)
e NEW YORK, August 17.---Vic toria---M-
q. Rohleder, A. J. Crafts; New Anstcr-
dana. T. Trafford n York-J, W. Finch
and wife, G. p. Cordull and wife, Fl. G.
Reilly and wife; Grnnd--J. T. Disney d.
Boztell-s. P. Owens; Herald Square
Miss q. Taylor; Imperative, F, Lauer,
j. Parrish; Hotel Astor--W. 8. Bins
Wanger. s6..t.. l54 /. NV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
TONGUE a LIFE SAVER.
Cow Licks nconscious Masters
Pulse Till He Revives.

IigF g5 4
3s SAYRE, r A., August II. Simon Wor-3;
ster, farmer on the Elliston road, be-i
tlIeves that he owes his life to a friendly
COW which he was fattening for the
butcher. lie fell unconscious In his barn
at about 8 O clock In the afternoon. and
( at 8 he was brought to- his senses by his
old COW standing over him and licking,
his face. 5 s " .i55ttli
M Tho animal had apparently been doing
this during all the interim, for when
he recovered consciousness his wrists
were all aglow from tho rough coat Of
the cows tongue. Ills doctor said that
the animal had saved his life: that the,
constant rubbing II Of her rough ted
tongue against his face and on his pulse
had restored resp1ra tion S s
8Instead Of the bovine healer being
slaughtered, she will liYeSin pastures
green and by cool waters las long Us she
brcathes i5}3 81 E59 Fl. h III ID .is ,al X
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
SHOCK LINEMAN.
Squirrels Scare Him Worse Than
Il Manv Volts Would.

WEST CHESTER, PA, August IL
Climbing a telephone pole while at work
near Chester Heights, George Cardwel,
OF this pdace. was shocked almost as
though by a live wire when three small
animals darted from a cable box and
gave him battle He captured one Of them,
and It proved to DO AZ flying squirrel s{
An examination OF the box disclosed a
nets which. the animals had 4 built, u and
they had evidently been making their
home in the place for several mon tbs. ~ |
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Lutheran Synod. u

9 Especial to Tho Times Dispat oh)
SALISBURY, N, August little
Northern Conference OF the Lutheran
Synod OF North Carolina convened here
to-day, with representatives from all sec
lions embraced by the conference.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
Weeks Trade Report.

Bra street's says for Richmond and
vicinity: afiG ii, Fl VI fIse s. Ri 81
Wholesale dealers in hats and u caps
have commenced. shipping for fall trade,
and dealers inSthis line anticipate q & good
season ss;5i5ss 4 } 4 37i
# The Wholesale produce market Is not
active, owing to continued rains
The tobacco market continued active;
prices are good III Fl 3 4 II q Sil
Il Collections In the hardware and kindred
lines show improvements, while In tho
grocery and produce line they are not
good 5,8a * 3.5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
BRIDE-ELECT FLIES. &
Only seventeen, Decides Sh.
Does N L Ike Fiance. #

Does N st Like Fiance.
P1TTsBURG August 17.--n1tss Myrtle.
idaughters8of John r. Jones' superin-
5tendent Of the water works at Berlin, dis
appeared last Tuesday. the day She was
to have been married to Wilson F.
Baker, a we'll known s young man 81
city yesterday, ind refused .5s to return
home and inhrilry Baker I'll XII
"a I don't like him and r will not marry
him.. was her only response to her
father s request for an xplanation.6
The girl Is II and Baker is % The
wedding was to have ga ia ken a place on
Tuesday evening, and a large number of
guests assembled" at the Jones home, In
Berlin. b 80 I I} 5s ssS Ok
BsS Several hours before the time set the
girl boarded a train at lockwood, Som
ierset county, and came to Pittsburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
SIX NEW. CHARTERS,
Corporation Commission Author,
ICES Many Business Concerns,

The State Corporation Commission yes,
lterday granted charters to the tr0nt
railway Company, Front Royal Ii H.
Jackson, Front Royal, S. r. Miller
president. Front Royal; John l, Miller,
second ylce-presldent Washington, Va. /
Jones, Flint Hin; y Hugh q. Naylor,
vrant REGAL; w 7, Keyser. capltaL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

PHI And Il tho Pharisees alpo, who were
,covetous, heard all these things, and they
asr'ded Ha sa'S be
fope 1nen aae SO GOD knoxst your hearts,:
for that which is hill hly esteened among
men is BONNET = IL 4 the IL slgh t55 o.
G9d! Luxe HXi ! h saa raa I, hea a
tween you ! and your God, and your ain.
have hid Els face from you, hat lie Will
not hear t l['n Tx, y.
hands, VIII vii h.ds alne eyes from sa
YEA. when ye make many Il prayers, "
will not boar; your hands q re full OF
blood. (1sa. is,s1t.)
3 Tho Humbl y n e, the e, R :, Ss rnrorbs
down, and the mi Oh ty3 man shall . be
humbled. and the eyes OF the lofty shall
be humbled. "3} {1sa. J, ". To- 70 3..
1. Good near to tho Humble
sa;th h,gh and ,vS 91ty
holy place, with him also that Is OF q
contrlte and humble spirit. to$reviye the
snirit OF the humble, and to revive the
heart Of the contrites ones ones lisa lst'g
ilvii.,$ 16.) gS !. /. Il i, 3 h,
The Lord is nigh unto them that are
OF a broken heart I: and saved such as DO
OF contrite spirit. Pisa. xxiy ils ! i
8. The Exal tntion Of the Humble:
S4 hen mon are cast down. then thou
shall z save the humble person. # Job
\ JftN ia
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F3l7NY7 z ~ 7TlT
Mr.. Duckhardt Chosen

Il Mr., Richard Duck hardt has been elected I
head instructor of"freehand drawing at
the Mechanics Institute. He was ms true. 4
TOT Of ''modeling'' which position he VIII
continue to hold, in addition to his new
professorship. l5 (i i83
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

S s. God near the Penitent: ].
'rhe Lord is nigh unto them that arc
OF a broken heart: and saved such as DO
OF a contrite spirit. (Fsa.s xxiy. ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18

Poems oulO Ought to Know

whatever your and however crowded your
least few
day FOR refreshmht inner life with Dit OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-18
7gs3sS n No. Dos.
H1ARVES1 TIME.
BY JAMES THOMSON.
rom 1.-THE Season

Ths port artosraph and skch 8
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-11-10

The NJ. +. Byrne Construction Co.
- sue sf the greatest. most successful
and most reputable Arms of its kind
n tsis or any other city in the coun.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-11-10

There are no brands Of beer in the
.uarsset better liked or oftener called
cor than the Dortmunder, Extra Pale.
fsutmunder Dopple. Salvador and
Sseghof's Select. brands Of the Berg.
asG brewing Company. Fort Wayne.
1td.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-11-10
BUSINESS NOTES,

siaupr. morphine. opium habits per.
reAnsntly cured; beautiful sanitarium
plymouth. Ind; write for information
A. L. BANTER. Gen. Mgr. Plymouth
Tostitnte. ?N3 Record-Herald Bldg,
scSS-aEo. Phone Main 1854.
The N. T. Byrne Construction Co
= sue sf the greatest. most successful
and most reputable firms of its kind
in this or any other city in the coun.
try.
~
There are no brands Of beer in the
.usrsset better liked or oftener called
tor than the Dortmunder. Extra Pale.
rsutnunder Dopple. Salvador and
Ssrghoff's Select. brands Of the Berg.
asT brewing Company. Fort Wayne.
ySsd.
No wonder the business Of the Brand
asrewfng Company. at 1881 Elston ave.
ave. iRcreased over 100 per cent during
v9a6. Their famous extra" brew has
q worid-wide reputation.
~eGA
T'rcrc IL no better beer brewed In the
world than the far.famed Extra" Bee9
brvwed by the Brand Brewing Com
rRny. Ut 1851 Elston avenue.
&6A
One OF the best.Iikeo and most pop.
uiAr b0siness men in Chicago 10 Tom N.
Dcnuclly. the jeweler, at 11S Dearborn
street Mr.. Donnelly enjoys the con-
ddence and patronage Of the very best
pccpse In Chicago. and n you want the
Best goods. In watches, dA 7ouds and
seWeiry. at reasonable prices, the man
20 pafrouise ID honest Tom Donneily. q
gis Dearborn street.
The beer bottled by the Independent
llsSwing Association the Ernst Broth
ers' famous plant. IL the hnest In the
oSsountry. Order Il for your residence.
pbooc, North CAS-
Que Of the finest remedies for the
ssismach. liver and kidneys Ia the
Tlinspian Diuretic Spring Water. Tho
Springs from which this great water
cunes are located ut Louisiana. Mo.
Mr.. G. NJ. Bowling, 1880 Dunning
street, is the sole distributor.
One OF the finest breweries In the
c,,untry, and one that turns out some
NJ the finest brands Of beer. Is the
great Berghoff Brewing Company Of
Sort Wayne. Ind. The following
Strands OF beer brewed aud supplied
by this brewery are among the most
popular and have great demand In Chi.
ra.o: Extra Pale" "Dort Doppel."
"Saivator." "Berghoff's Select" and
East but not least. "Dortmunder."
40
John j. Geraghty. OF La Sale street.
70 the man to 60 for campaign buttons
and the finest badges Of all descrip.
Cons.
Th, combined Liquid Tank aud
3p.ignt Car Company possesses certnin
improvements In railway cars for the
oscillation Of the movement Of freight
and liquid In the same cur which will
appeai 10 every intelligent person who
o shown the decided advantages Of con.
strucfion which these cars possess. The
Sssnipany In selling stock and offers IL
,0vcSfDrs an attractive proposition.
The safest department store In the
sly tpday II The Fair. 1t has broad
aisiss and every convenience for the
vuotlc.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-11-10

The safest department store In the
lily t,day IL The Fair. 1t has broad
aisies and every convenience for tho
;R,btlc.