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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-27
How's This 3?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case Of Catsrrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, o..
We, the undersigned, have known +, y.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe nm
perfectly honorable in all business trans
actions and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by his irm.
WALDISG, kIsSAE MARFls,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, q,
HALLS Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials s'nt
free. Price 75c per bottle.
Sold by Druggies, zoe.
Take Halls Family Pills or constipation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-27
The Presidents Movements.

Oyster Bay. N. Y. Sept. 27.-President
Roosevelt will leave tomorrow afternoon on
the Ma, flower for PrOvncetown, Mass, to
observe the gun practice on the ships at see -.
The President expe It's to return to Oyster Ray
Sunday morning. AS the President will
leave for Washington on Monday morning
Assistant Secretary Lata will make no mere
appointments for social or official visitors
until he returns TO the capitll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-27
Roseben and Lady Amelia.

New York, Sept. 27.-The feature Of
the day at Grsvesend will be the special
race between Roseben and Lady Amelia
at six furlongs to decide the sprinting
championship of America. The stake
is a 81, 900 sweepstake and 81, 500 added
money. Roseben will go to the post a
slight fayorite. Both horses carry 1913
Dounds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-27
A Narrow Escape.

In these days of rush and hurry courtesy is
often forgotten. In the mad, pell nell rush
Of our little life things are done to offend that
We rather remained undone. A hastily eaten
meal and its resultant headache may cause
US social or financial loss. The wise man or
won n IS the one who relieves little ills Of
this sort by little dose of Kodai For Dys-
pepsia. II digests what you eat. Sold by
w. r. Creighton Il Co.. 40l King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-27

THE TURKISH government has again
postponed the audience set for the Ameri-
can Ambassador, Mr. Leishman. The
latter must be lacking in sell respect or
long before this he would have ceased
his opportunities for the audience which
may never be held.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-27

AS THE railroads of the United States
are killing twenty-six persons and MAIN
ing 2SS every day, the Philadelphia
North American asks: Isn't it time to
have those safety appliance laws re-
pealed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-27

The distracted democracy of the State
of New York, brought to the brink OF a
plunge into the mire of socialism, shrank
back aghast sad then apparently with
renewed determination. made the plunge,
il is feared to destruction--certainly as
far as the November election ia con-
,nrnoI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-27
Trolley Cars DESTROYED.

Boston, Sept ~ Ninety new trolley
cars were destroyed early this morning
BY fire which consumed the Washington
avenue division barns Of the Boston and
Northern Street Railway at Chelesa.
The loss is placed at $500, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-27
Bishop COadiutOr.

The official order for the conservation
of Rev. B. d. Tucker, ID. d., as bishop
coad;utor of the Diocese of Southern
Virginia, was received in Norfolk yes
terdsy by telegraph from Bishop futile,
the presiding bishop of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the United States
The ceremonies will occur on the morn
ing of October 3 in Old st. Pau's
Church, Norfolk, of which Rev. DR..
Tucker has been the rector for over a
quarter of century. The following
bishops will participate in The consecra-
ton: Presiding bishop, Bishop A. M.
Randolph, of Southern Virginia; conse-
orators, Bishop Gibson, of Virgins, and
Bishop PeterkiD, oi West Virginia; pre-
senters, Bishop Saterlee, of Washington,
ID. c., and Bishop Cheshire, of North
Carolina; preacher of the occasion,
Bishop Peterkin, OF West Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-27

The October Cosmopolitan, which has
been received from its publishers in New
York, shows an even more thsn usual
attractive title page. The second install
ment OF Edwin Asrkhsm's "The Hoe
Man in the Making" tells Of Child
wrecking in the glass factories. "The
Wonderful New Inland Sea- 10 CslifOr-
mia and the cause is graphically dis
cribed. "Rise of the New San Fran
CISCO" "Why Labor Shuns Panama
and "The Story of Andrew Jackson"
will be read with Interest. Other good
articles, serial, siK clegers hort stories,
poems, etc. hleps in the make up OF this
popular issue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-27

Following the example of the lOcomo-
tive, practically every class of skilled
workmen employed by the Panama
Canal Commission has made der and
for higher pay. The steam shovel engi-
nesrs, now the best paid craftsmen on
the isthmus, have asked for $3.50 a
month, an increase Of $40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-27

SINCE the United States has become
anixed up in Cuban affairs Spain can
sit still and enjoy laugh at the expense
of this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-27
The Market.

Georgetown. Sept. 27.-Whsst 6oa72.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
Faitl 1 / feu.l Bruno.
PR/ZE STORY. BY irene Elaine Luton.

,slightly5to himself ana then added aloud. 8
4. N ever mind Stlearie, you shall, &c yours
Iii d minute 81 He cntne to 1t q last
and gave It 10. May, aid then smiled to
room to see what It was s5s BIZ when sfej
opened IL what did 5slie find ~ Z, 3 bundle
Of witclies. Well Z, declare crled 81
May. running to show her y. US VS.
look what Uncle brought me ~ ~
Oil shid her "a nyihl ", ! |,
brought YOU never suited {; SO though :
jthat would sultEyou more than anything
went wen 70 . BED. About midnight her mother
heard her sob, Mrs West wen 70 May n
"oh,l' cried Mas, ID not know Y ": you
heard me, but, bli til t,ltik uncle sho uid
have brought me someth hing
58"But. my dear &, & answered htr lnother,
when he did bring y Oh Boii1et Hing d q ny
thing he brought RyDu ne We suited 4 30 ne
3brouyt YOU those sW ltc lies TO- teach yo " !,
81 lesson: 30 gb TO sleep, leo RI. End Z
4 .kiss on the hot forehcad Mrs r., y, AYe 81
left her. NJ ny came do wn stair 4 break
fast very heavy g. ed. Bile u VII y! Refy
TRANQUIL ana looked very tired. y nule
Joe Smiled lightly To hiitiself for the
tongue that was q va " cotrpla inihg w W :
Very still all the week. but 3, nj the END
Sof tho week Uncle J0e took = Ter 70 stoH ~
and let her buy Just what she yvant =, !.
But MAY was very qule Z af te awards ~ she
tied Il piece Of ribbon around the 81 BUM
die Of switches Hand hung them In her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
Aofh nlrht I lay Ii, ny bad watching the
- lrrhfa Ii fhn fQfner@ Why

ono hight lay 4, +, bed eing t t1,S
ruottt, looked and s1 !. ils ",
came from d behutlful lad seq ~ -
pink. In her hand was q at1lalt B stiSE,
which had y large Y nmond u NJ the 81 |, =.
i then saw that he from. ms y
latllond The lady call led me by Mans "a! g
and asked n wished to /! 81 9, VIII VIII
Isaid md ju,,,2eda ,espe q s she
took ne by the n hand and We I float ed
right through tho wal out t ne
gieeplng IS city. we went some dis tan ca q,
and finally stopped 8benutifYlpa laa.ea,Us.g
We wen Inland several other lad les .cn me-
iup and spoke to us We llIi nv,
5piayeh Il d ioGntaih The kind & lady lslt!
s,e fiad left seyerhl little men, dress.
ed In green and yeo "; ran out from nsss
hind pillars and other hiding AGE, any
grabbed me BY my arms and 70 7 w th 5nie;
NV eacaii1e Gto5a deep well and tue lltslc
We Vent down and own Until qai'1s I,
ing w
men mad etle wink along this ! ~
iuh til We came to some 81 cps. Weni w
these and out Into the open air. Sud4en Z
Ily,G seeing my chance. e hit the chief OF
these lttleHnet on he nj se ana ~ ~
inst as II could, when aud detil - my fo5e
twisted and 1 fell d own & down I! down! |!
Bump I$ hnd been dreaming and a ha tle
fnllei1G out of bed lg 81 w =, f3s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
I THE ]. HAUNTED GRAVE Z ]. =.
YARD. i53s
4 fl.t,II1 a pr1HRartI


started after him on otlla u, rn n;
ireas. A SutidenlySthe man WA 2 cha ailn l
ti, T ana raised his hand /; ERE ySas 9
a 1nsi, and d sharp report and men s
S1elf MI main ,n my right arm I had been
shot. NY blood Hhs up and . never - -
"a last #ns9 i did them was gaining on
ti,e -nnnt, and as / ncRrad. him y saw MN
hit Ihis hand 4 In his pocket but Deioro 9
he could get HIS "a revolver raised II, ~
$nistoi, pointed 1T 1ata him and fired In g
man !. fell "a the ground s ran Up anu
bent over him to SEQ how g, nucr ~ VIZ thn
hurt. found i had shot MIN n n LIZ ...s
irwin are YOU ~ I ask ed Of the mar \,
i ,.yyhnt are YOU going to do with me II
asked the man sulkily,,sn.a ssyeffrll'g
my X al WANT You for the murder e BIZ
|. 'r,hc m, MS face turned deathly. pale,
aHowsdid you find out 7' he a axe IN "a g
vii not tell you but you had better f'sA.'r
make A full con fesslo n NJ rel lied. ~,
11i'I WILL, answered the man., rear pia "a !,
Iy written on his face. he then pe EN- !,
About mont ago,sl w rs an r,re IA =
poor man With nothing % e ~ ior'a e shop
VIII an \ a gentleman asked me, NJ y ma man n
do you want to make $40 81
#'itfs 90 how can ], III asked /,
lido YOU sec that mar? asked me gen.
tIama ~ nointlnr 10 a refined looking man
WHO wns walking slowly lead, N
yves. II replied, without moving ,5 3'.sE
n ITO be ConttnuedO = s ], I, SSiS.
n AMANDA COHD!EeS.5
1se Rtdor Avenue. Patchogue, y. q - -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
THE STORY OF RUNAWAY
BOB.

3$g Some years n ago q young lady lh$8 d
manufacturing town gathered a class. Of
poor, rough boys5;intol Ia sunday school
superintendent OF the school told these
boys 10 como to. his house during the
week and no would givo eachof thcnl "
y suit OF clothes. 81 y 53,S
received tho garments. After Sunday
or two Bob failed to appear nj school. 55ss s
THE teacher sought him out and found
& his clothes In rags and dirt. 39gyg 4&
:" she Invited him back ! TO school. HoI
came and the superintendent gave Ehlm8ni
second suit. Fl 3s5 8s II, Ills si'5
4 found8hin, wlth&the second suit Of clothes
ragged and ruined The # case soomcd
hopeless. IS sss &, rs IA AZ I'LL 81 3tS4
7 She reported the matter to the slpsr-
4intondcnt. who asked her; to- try again,
saving no WIS sure there WAS something
good In Bob. . 4 p, 3. Al
Il Il he would attend Sunday school regu-S
= ia Bob promised, received shIs third suit
OF clothes, and entered school once more,
5lie became Interested, and by aeKreea no
Improved SO much that ha became mo
After a few years. that dirty ragged,
a runa way B Bob became the Rev, Hobert
Morrison, the great missionary 70 Chlnh ~
who transla ted the Bible into the Chinese
language and preached tho gospel 70
5 thousands y 'Aa' o hffiihl WILSON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
I DO SOMETHING. FOR = I &
.5,35 SOMEBODY n: '5ss5
NANNfE II. Wfit,fD,
wa !.

There are nany5 sillidren,s hospital, ;in
Iceland blessed places where the little
suffering ones ar IN On IL ID IN for Ind N sent
10 With tender love II II is ordainsd that
they nfe d q ano tiis y, world
For these helpless Il little ones there {, r.!
many long, " hrenrv & days. ,..ld II X axes sl
kJeil Si,1Nhy things Il m is4 ell, 3sl'l
make the hours seem less Nv ven riso me I
suggest That boys md 8 90 out Il g
Tho woods nnd pick wild fusc rB, mo sses
and leaVes, press them, ana paste hem
on cards d to II send y to these hospi tails.
Sunderreatii5 the flowers fSEa or leaf print
.plninlyItho names 81 tho flowe RS, " here
it Twns round md what time 81 the yahr
with d short history q the plan, IA !. q
few iines.$ twill be u JOY be ldes bf hg :
Ing sunshine q to tho chill ren $Ewho re
bound doWn 4, bed. pair, I, an ! who
5sel9es scrap books are 1855 always s
welcome Get the pictures Est from $Sloldd
IN and y group IL them on jSsa the
sEether. Is not 20 sible to "a escri bo the
pleasure TINT such small lTq md s. naignih.
can't things give to- those sWh use View q
tic world extends no Il further than the
hospital walls. Selected BY y. I. !. .5s 8
}$3l g GERTRUDE fI1UC3HES.s s
No 1721 Il cambridge st. 4, Ma no este RI. Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
80 3. N
"TERRIBLEH ACHES

Jessie sat down by her fmot her to sew.
she WIS making d pillow cas- for her
own 5ilttie pillow this q" si,eS . sked
ina disconnected tone, holding tie ssafn an
s4ssiinat Is not too much for tie sift!!
who has a. work basket Il OF her 9 wn,.1
'i Yes, III Iii ought Jessie. mother has
given me ia work baske t, and 81 o. sht 70
tssys WIss tsss d
s8.'I have /. dreadful pal II n my kifie !"
sad Jessie II e. minutes ties INK My
5ioh.H my hand III IS 2tlref l,.ssSns he next.
Next ihofo was something the matter
With her foot, and then hor ayes, md 80
she was full Of trouble ]. /. <
AT length the sewing was lone. Jessie
brought It TO her mother. a. II,
a's'should I not iltat send Tor 9 doctor .
'''The doctor . fofs me, mo- her cried the
little glrl.Eas SURPRISED az she,, could BE-.
Certnilily; q little girl 30 full OF pain
and aches must be Ill ana the go oner
VA have the doctor the better. .S
~ Oh 5 mother, said Jessie. laughing,
they were sowing aGhes q am Z !, !, well
nrow,',s & s; .83a 55si IIATTIN p. 6CRUdGG.B5
55S Norwood. Va NJ ts y. is sssi,s 4 S$3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
551V1O,:LET's VISIT.

4tVo, man, IA VI here 81 a8letter from Aunt
5Snlenhti s = T Witl, Rosie! Violet
Gray as she rushed y ito 1p room yl1er.e,
her moi her was at work May go r.
she mixed ali IN breath. Let ,s Y. rs ".
tho letter. said e Mrs. Howard ,lookiin n
M, from her Work fter reading u ne !,
letter she said es think may Jay
}goni gi Z. Y. !, ;, AZ
scided that She should go the next Saeu Is,
day ssSs IT seemed to her the da WouIt
mayer, come when she was to starr, R ~
4i1tf to -depnt and placed her IN IN. n
"a R.-1-5i her aunt met hot, MIS- d ~ =, Z
LIS th q s IN ass az Violet .ey
reaohed tae hSlse and had sate \, ,ur na
Ros q took Toilet TO see the clnc 9E,e,is.
Erhnn ana showed her her pets ana Vlo i,
had soon mad friends Wit tn n. ~, ~
One 81 these was dog named Edo .anfh 2
the girls mad great times i, playing MN,
snihved vi thsT their d Oils Violet spent
two weeks in the country ana , WI !.
asi1e returned To her. home sarans
g hsE t1 bozls snGaae
Ashby, Ma II =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
Doing g God 4. Work \ q 4 /.
In Special Contests /


u Dear children Of thuil Club!
ss9 t1ntv VI Two moro days In the tUnttB Tor
SJtiiIus Caesar! 81 Jtist enough tlftio for.
u ft;anc ,yho have beer some what Blb W IN
Il Ar0rn ritlk their work 10 cate a NY &l,y Y
n nnnking d great cffbft. Already & tr'ni ~
4 SplenddsB tibutoiis have come t' ~ ~
b About Caesar, and II REAL belle W yo BY
xfs going TO do the best work you sflYe
sBVsr, don Q. NJ Z. 4. ", \, 3,
'Thct,, too, our pngo for the t,rst sun
ID aaY ins August whcn tic l'n ttln GIG y
Yni1e" is To 10 solved md the pfiza gi Z
thai cgsly awarded, Ia t)rob resin
you know, nothing fcGei we'd uftef Frluity
e next VIII bo considered, 80 YOU must y ",
hurry FOR that, too ain rad * w tl,o
Wv that made the cl,nrade too 4; n q y.
because so many OF you osssd q,
once without nyon I'M wing -. -
hard However, sotne time nm goi .IL
& fnEriye yop Il real hard oi,c 70 hn l'y
ma we WI see how that 1--WE y I,
YraslIy IA not BELIEVE I cOi:s1 81 utpa q my
MI 81 q. members even & = I rig
ssts ycrniys aos many REQUESTS from new CIV
6 ,nc,n hcrs for books OF rules thai 1 must y
wore, or two nbon ~ our IalF al,
the Did members know this, 80 tneyg ne c,
n not listen II they do not cure 81 ~. b Iile
rules arr not printed pooks nnu
AMY tllose that WOW 9 9 l '!,
y Y cn,n,norl sense Here they q ra:
sS First. Direct all letters TO the Editor Or
4 NV the II. y. n'est '''sph
ss#Richmond Vn. hi Ell w s. !,
s5 Second Write plainly and ne eat. tly ana
Il An 5ont Z, one side the pm her. Ii gs .&
Third e. Draw MI pictures in black INK
onSwf,lt e paper, and do not color en-
s Four NJ. Sign you nam I, y 9 flll 81
y dress to ench con- rlbtlti lion. . .
Three prizes are ven each week sl ~ 3
10 t,c5s n "a Il best tribntions: and two
Saoidl medals, ono 10 boy md one % .
~ nre given each mont u 70 thosa WIG y,
n fnve done the very lest work throughout ,t
q the month. 1 |, 1, d &, !. y,
|s nfes Or cannhn a4ior evati In Europe l I
y,,av become as tnnini,er " tl,ol1t any
Ii charre and provided only Il thht con y;
N hutton II made tos the pn &C.. Il
il MI perfectly simple you see: =, q nc no
Y hone That when YOU tell your iittle
$Sriends about the club mud our ice pngc,
viii also tell them he rus VI
s. nave said before, summer - me ne
n yery5 hes time for getung new l mempefs.
a S.nS1 shall expect to add ~o 9 th reg
Il II b,,ndred 10 tho list this vaca I on. # s.
5saWith best Wishes for IL the q
N Am. y, !, !, 81 d. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

d hill overlooking the city Of Lawrence.
Kan. IT Is The only one OF Its kind and
size In the United States and is AN obs
ject Of Interest to thousands Of people
who visit the, city every !. year; II was
built In 1859 ct u cost ot Y 7oo BY Twelve yeI =,
Sweden Tor the purpose. q; \ 5.i5 i{3
II ls Of true Holland style and SisF an
Unusually large windmill, S86 The Y founda- 4
ttion Ia forty feet across and 4 the nrnH
FORTY .feetSin lonsth,gthe sails being ten
iee e Z lI,Swldth. With tho wind blowing 5at
twenty miles an hour the capactty Of
the mill was eighty horae-p
snaily used FOR grinding wheat and CORN
Later. It wits used as a tnachtne shop for
the Rnlan,ifnctlro Of farm implements, y
mado It's Inst run IL July. 1855. ana and ~.
a go :DEEssID LOUISE BUL .I1aA "Es'l1 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

once UPON d time; there was a. beaut NY
brown and White dog WlloBe Ilnine . Wa
i,r,ti,oaaII lis home was II a large E u Is
house In the WHICH t we ;xItI,
,e wioIo family and Ills inist Eesa was q
swceI Young lady, who MI Ways .Kln
10 HIM But one Hn y. VI i, I'M
re-, ss AZ aa ati A.f
tor told her She must 81 ~ INTO # tllc
mountains ard stay ttitil slie bett
80 she sot ready 70 3 a ats oi q 81 was
d is gay gay Sruns s sS' v tsi 10,
+ in,eun "a the depot 50 lie stood up sofl
III. n,s' fenes rght rallren 81 ,, Hnt
thercl There comes the tsat any y W I,
s,y;s BIS sgs9ta All
had gone lie led Tx lis - y
heart would X break. es, Il Z, W. M,
lie waited anu Waitea ss,,,Ii let.
ists wh ~ fsnt
ana he seemed II kmowh se,, reail ALOUD
h ts soEEf m ~
Tor soii,e ttho he ca to tho 1! sthpo
ea Rld t. awas nTaff s Sode4Ins
he e had done Win letasnr
liz gol from Ms mistress. nd 2 rhno ny =
them cverystimc under the St "a w W. h, w y
40 e. ,.rra Nv improved in health and 'ould
IA ~ homo IL, Is Nv. days the exclls..
NJ NM nj her home4coming Bruno forgot
ne hidden lf s, and tc many
Ki o eh S t been ni ede ske Eas
forSeggs In the loft Sof ssthe ST Ihlhk
81 her surprise in finding q stack 81 ! 4 81
lettsrs hidden pnaey ne st she did With
aiiof her letters. she was 3 n. 2i,1
siirpriDed ia lind lear little. IaltI! ~ ~
dog had hidden hem IL 'at s'rsll' Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
IA BUNDLE OF
SWITCHES DID,

May sat in the door OF her home. y
was email ootaaEIs , Mhloh town Sas
There were only three p eoFhsr IN n
West, and her father, Mr. West May
was very cross and always Wsyy e sas1 "a
patient With her. May often wondered
why she was not rich. and had tl n,
enjoyed was when her Uncle Joe came.
home. He always went away every
y Was brought hes presents, but after sla
had had them g little While she I g 2
i ing again 81 Now 1t Wa time 81, Uncle.
Toe to come home. She sat In the door
y yUS what her uncle would bring
would tSl eFiRs kSna he 5a aa
t - she heard someone call she looked
there vas her Wnals so ,, s klassa
i Nm f' and then ran In the house to tell
mother May vas pad Ye Syo,, eaEeFb e e.
iJncie Joe saw how eager she was to
see what he had hropsll1i NJ sm'lea
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
4 THE 2NEWSPAPER BOY.

Get up sir, get up and run. Carlo. run
/ must leave all my pa pers before s 'll'
In, a'fte VS. paper boy, and MY task iLs
;Everysdiy through this village Of ours.
Tar and wide ~ 353 h, n Isl
i ride Will, my newspapers under my ny
NY p s. ~ he gallops Of trots to q charm.
And good little Carlo lle campers l'l,'s! on o.
10 let It the people know that In, coming 'Gs
at laet. IA NH tss ri s * III ID 4
Tho folks all look out for the newspaper
70 some he brings grief, ana to some
hut. itwhos, " ahe Rides home at tho set Of
How Ii My Me is that his duty g done!
M Seecteu SbyS Z VIRG I'm tA&lI.a MOltION..
4 Mo-, Isl A Sycamore Il street. tersp % w Y
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THE STORY or FIFTY
CENTS,

MY original home was ut the mint ut
WashlEgtnN D q h but p ana
4 took NE away. He had a wife and one
tHHH 10y hoy, Y named Willie, whom, tney
spolt very much. as he was the only
Was Ysnainej gave mo to While TO buy
candy with. He took mo down to the
sstore and bought q pound OF candy. an n,,
+ was taken md put into q dark drawer
ssItrahgsa n 70 'say, Was never tolensq.
ilintil about a Year afterwards. when.
taken In change to thG ~ ynry u F pbas
NViilis had aAshne too mHchM OF that
pound Is candy. which made him very
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THE STORY KITTY MADE
Il UP, III

e q " i 81 !
Lou was naughty that day, and lSltttyi
said to her: q Now. lets read ot NEE
book and pretend % read stories tro'''
You read this time, sald. Lou, ''A "
right, 7 said kitty. So she turned nv
iIilttie sitl W!t iii' bs poat 81 ~ pretty
lips, and this Ia the story. she read
'uonee a good fairy said to her ql,e et,i
deed ed And the s' queen cen said, co to that
beautiful house over. there and you WI
And some work to do Now the 5000 "a
named I'll Tempey3 had boon there al
the morning and had left o pout OIL tho
little girls lips. ,.yY hat do you guess the
Ek Hea IpitfS ' pout n IT, Vent
sss'o!a or cried Lou: You are the good
s00'ss uAITssSy 10 USE sacRJ G Gs,
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went Is the Gem efry over at my cousln''ss
lhcle's and l'Risco,pa1i q alq
;e Aaio{h On Vent d own town and got
stiiio presents to axe tlorre. The next
day| Nj. % Gonnar me me at the Norfolk Z.
Va "a Gatgihsa Chesnpeakr md Ohio
5for %ho should u get a1rf "a the train that
night But mother md brot her b /. I.
Hv%s but ia n It iihd { been four months
80 y 3. OLIVE M. AGIE.
Nv II 4 rxxnnd IA .4sss ".
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MY Dogs DEATH

II was walking In the country With my z,
aS5 ~ s Ws 81 s fs Ppsh Thses
bad boys shot AZ Il him and killed p3S49lr r
zlp, Iin MAS buried 18th nexts afa ". Nv q 9
put pWarsIYof DIR aortgon ahls 4 stay Va
still thought II waa lis lIt 70 give MN Up,
Tho boys were I.iHlslied yer s : 1,n
~ 4 COMPOSED BY MA RY, HOLhON,
No. 235 Trankltn Street, PeterRb M ~, " q,
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Petersburg,
.gchial'lr'aide,

My first Us In JERK. but not in work,
My second is In ear also In tear,
My fourth rs In puff, also In putr.
My N3thSis In eat, also In meal, I'd; 81 4
MY sixth Is An rat, but not In ca
4 My seventh lis In sconsb but not in noon,
Ny eighth 3tsa In hong. also IN mouse,
My Whole Is the name OF great man.
5s NJ CLARA CiIN,rI5H KELLEY.
4l0 N, Thfrey-tirst Street, CITY, ssSi