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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-12
QUITTING DOWN EXPENSES.
The Missouri Pacific Railway Re.
duces Wages and Lessons Its
Force Of Employees.

Thursdays Globe-Democrat con-
tains the following very interesting,
though unwelcome statement, regard
ing the policy of retrenchment and
economy inaugurated since the fnsn-
cihl crisis:
The following telegram was receiv-
ed yesterday at the Missouri Pacific
general Offices in this city over the
private wire from the general offices
in New York:
The Missouri Pacific Railway Com
psny (prvate wirel New York, Aug.
8, 1SSs.-To Heads of Departments
Taking effect August 1, 1898, reduc-
ton Of 10 per cent will be made in all
monthly salaries of 800 and upward
paid by voucher or on pay-rolls of
this company. Salaries of less than
500 per month, and salaries based on
other than monthly compensation or
agreements, are excepted from this
reduction. Any employe who may
be unwilling to accept such reduction
in salaries will be permitted to make
final settlement with the company at
his previous rate of pay on the expira-
ton Of the present month.
1t Is earnestly hoped and believed
that all parties interested will cheer
fully join in promoting a policy Of re-
trenchment and economy.
All heads Of departments will give
immediate notice in accordance with
the foregoing to all employees under
their control whose salaries are affect
ed thereby. GEORGE GOULD,
President.
General Manager Doddrdge has for
some time past been retrenching con-
sidersbly in the operating departments
Of the entire system, and his policy
has been to reduce numbers rather
than salaries. He has brought the
operation of the lines down to bed
rock basis, and has saved probably
$500, 900 in operating expenses. In the
labor departments numbers were re-
duced to meet the demand for econo-
my, and shorter hours were adopted
in the shops 80 as to reduce the wages
account. Everything appears to have
been done in the line of retrenchment
consistent with efficiency and safety
in operation. The pay rolls of the
Missouri Pscific's entire system have
averaged 100000 month in times
of prosperity, and 10000 pay checks
have been required to make settle
ment with employees.
The order sent out by President
Gould yesterday will not surprise the
employees, for they had taken due no.
tice Of tho steps taken on all the other
large systems in the country, and were
prepared to hear of cut on the
Gould system.
An order has also gone into effect in
the North Little Rock shops reducing
the working time Of employees to forty
hours week, or five days Of eight
hours each, Saturday being made
holiday.
This reduction will continue, it is
said, until the dull times are over, and
business justifes return to normal
conditions.
1t Is estimated that the reduction in
the working force has reached nearly
so FER cent, and that the reduction in
salaries, occasioned by the order Of
President Gould will amount to $780,
900 per month on Division Superin-
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-12
SEWING | SEWING !

am now prepared to work at my home
No. PIG, Elm Street u block from Broad
VIII make silk dresses for 800 wool,
aIngham and spring dresses for from $500
to $500; tea gowns aud wrappers at IRON
sl.5O TO $3.50. win guarantee good III ana
nice work. Respectfully,
Mrs. EMMA HAWKINS,
Texarkana, Ark.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-12
TEXARKANA ARKANSAS SATURDAY EVENING" AUGUST H. 1893

West and South and report to Con-
gress by December 1, at the begin
ming of the regular session, much val
liable information on the change of
the relative value of gold and silver,
the causes thereof, the effect upon the
important interests of the country, the
means of restorning confidence and
the best mode of promoting interna-
tional bimetallism."
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-12
Office of S. Cherry,
q Drsyton st., Savannah, Ga,
Tnoo,,xLop 1Gib 1901

December 10th, 1891.
Messrs. Lippman Bros, Savannah, Ga;
Dear Sirs--I would like to add my
testimony to the almost miraculous
effect of P P P in the case Of Mary ln-
graham, woman living on my place;
she had a constant cough, sore throat,
debility, ETC., and was emaciated to a
degree that she was unable to get out
of bed unaided, being given up by
physicians; she had taken the ruinous
so-called blood medicines without the
least effect, until being put under the
PIP 2 she Immediately began to i'm
prove, and is now in as good health as
ever in her life. You can reter to me
at any time as to the effect of Z p ? in
the foregoing case. Yours, truly,
SAMUEL CHERRY.
"a MARSHAL SAVED LIFE AND HAIR.
Monticello, Fla, Jan. 81, 1890,
For the last eight years ! have been
in bad health suffering with malaria,
rheumatism, dyspepsia and dropsy.
My digestion was bad, and my hair all
came out, in fact | was nearly q wreck
| had taken kidney and blood medl-
cines, which did me no good. When
| began taking P P p about three
months ago, | was rs weak as q child.
! have only taken four bottles (small
sizel, and today ! am well man and
my hair has come again. ! cannot
recommend 2 P 2 too highly.
w. II. WARE,
Marshal, Monticello, Fla.
&c. OWENS, Witness.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-12
Pure and Wholesome Quality

Pure and Wholesome Quality
Commends to public approval the Cal
ifornia liquid laxative remedy, Syrup
of Figs. II Is pleasant to the taste.
and by acting gently on the kidneys
liver and bowels to cleanse the system
efloctually, It promotes the health and
comfort Of all who use 1t, and with
millions 1t Is the best and only remedy
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-12
Ayers ills

and / began to use them, and soon
noticed an improvement, Encouraged
by this, l kept on till I took two boxes,
when the sores disappeared and have
never troubled me since.'-H. Chapman,
Real Estate Agent, Roanoke, Va.
"I suffered for years from stomach
and kidney troubles, causing very severe
pains in various parts of the body. None
Of the remedies I tried afforded me any
relief until I began taking Ayers Pills,
and was cured. WIN, Goddard, Notary
Public, Five Lakes, Mich "
Prepared by Dr. j. @, Aver s Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
Every Dose Effective
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-12

am prepared furnish engines of from to rs horse
power also log trucks low price double ange wheels and
have Of Perkins saw shinge machines Kellogg cut
ting machine all good order secondhand engine and
boiler suitable for gin single machine, make new pat
tent saw dust CRATE bar the best the market Repairing
done promptly engines any kind of machinery, and
terms easy A. DEMARCE.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-12
TuSTTNEOMIAL.

TEX, June 49, 1893
This certify at f. Kirby Co. are using one R own ] make
expended door
10 d
s times have $4,000 hours We unhesita1gy recon-
and r. KIRBY eco,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-12

80 dozen fancy bordered Wilson
Bros. gents handkerchiets, 20 cents
each, at Stuart's. Silks without end.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-12

Epilepsy cwvd by Or. Niles Nmvius.
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SNie lit piesl

gBir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8elobnung
fur iebem Sal BON &atarrb, Der aid.t bur1
@tnnebnlen bon Sal's 9atarrb Rur sebeilt
tuerben fann.
s. S-Gbeneb & Co., Gisentb., 9plebo, %.
Bir, bic lluter3eidneten, baben s. $ @be~
neb felt ben Iettsn 15 Sabren sefannt uno
balten iba fiir bpllfommen ebrenbaft in alIen
@ei9dftsbanbIunsen unb finan3iea befd,
bist, ale bon ieiner Strma eineegansentn
YerbinbIidfeitet, 3u eriillen.
8ef & SrnaL @rpbbanSeIs Drosuiiten,
Tplebo, ..
BaIbima Rtnnan G in, 8robs
belssDrrsuiiten, TpIeco, ..
9. S. San 9oeien, ssaiiirer, gclebo
% ticnal. Banf, Eplebo, 8.
pau's Ratarrb FUR ipirb innefIit senont=
men ilr,b tpirft bireft auf bas 8lut unb bic
i4Ieimisen Dberfdden bes S9ftems. 3eus.
niiie fret berianbt. YreiS rs eents fur bic
SIaiebe. gerfauft bon allen apotbetern.
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9as sanserfeft im 8Srme.

9as folgenbe &unbi6reiben an Die
gum @ebirgSfdngerbunb geb0renben
8ereine erfldrt f6 ieIbf:
g6rne, ben 5. ,Mai '93.
Wertbe @angesbriiber!
9ie on sic ergangene Mittbeilung,
bab Borne bas 8eiansfeit in bielem
Sabre ni6t abbalten tperbe, 1T Ourd
einen 8ereinsbef6luB, beitdtigt bur9
ben gunbes Prdiibenten, riifgangig
gema6t morben.
Wtir lit bic @bre au She'll getpor6en,
bic 2eitung beffelben gu iibermebmen.
SD babe mid bemiibt, fir bic groz
BEN @b6re lei6te unb entlpre9en6e
gieber su finben unb sebe Sbnen i'm
GOlgenben bas &elultat. Oas 2ieb
bon @pobr (gBie elm ftolaer NoIer, No.
82), Wannesgr6be, $. 8. Ndgeli,
lWer 1T groB, go. 80), 2ubons Saeb,
s. 80. b. Meber (Was gldnat bort
bonn Waloe, 30. 65), Der 9inbenbaui
Sr. SCHUBERT {Nm 8runnen Dor be
Shore, SO. 124. } Vile 2ieber finbe..
ii6 in 9eines Sammlung pon 0olfsgez
fdngen ffr Mdnner66re," Soqten Sic
bic Sammlung ni6t baben, 10 bite i9
Sic, mir bic 2ieber an3useben, bon
benen Sic bic partitur miinf6en, unb
i'd mer6e fie fofort ausf6reiben uab
ite Sbnen sufdiden.
Sd boffe, baB Sic bic nDtb'se Sorss
falt anf bic @iniibuns Der gborIieber
berpenben unb bab Sic li6 noQ3dblig
am Sdngerfeit betbeiligen.
Mit SdngergruB
SuIius 9amfen.
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Berlin. Ser amtli1e @atalog
Der Nusfellnng bes beutfdem &ei9es
anf Der golumbii6en MeltausfelIung
in @bicago liegt bereitS in f96rer Musz
ftattnng gsbrudt Dor (Berlin, 5.
Springer) unb giebt cine ueberfdt
iiber bic rege 8etbeiligung bes beuti den
@euerbes, Der SHbufrie urb &unf an
bean srDBen internationalen Mettftreit.
Sn II berf9iebenen @ebdnben baben
bic runb 5000 Nusfeuer ibre gr3eugs
niffe untergebra1t, cine &eibe bon gr6s
BERN Gegenitdnben 1T i'm Greien auf<
gefeat morben. % 5ammelauSitels
lungen iinb su beraei9nen, ). 3. bic
bes preuBii6en @ergbaues, Der preubi.
i6en giienbabnpermdltuug, ber beuts
f6en aunitgenofenfdaft, bes Mafdiz
nenbaues, Der Spielmaarenipbuitrie
unb bes Weinbaues. 9a baS Bib,
tpel1es cine bur9 umftdnbe perf1ies
benfer Mrt ilnmerbin bei1rdntte Mns=
ftelung BON ber gntpidlung zines
2anbes gibt, ni1t pollifdnbig unb ers
fd6pfenb fein tann, 10 baben berpors
ragenbe 6a1mdnner ben ein3elnen
Sbeilen bes &atalogS ginleitungem
beisegeben. bic in fnapp5ter Sornt iiber
ben augenbIidli9en 3uftanb bers be-
treffenben @ebiete beri9ten.
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MnerIef.

= Die Mfitsliebef Der @alinOs ges
feqi6aft balten am Sonntas unterbalb
Der 3weiten Wsiffion elm pienie ab.
= U0m WfaDor unb @ountprihter
1T auf eamiiag i'm Spernbauie cine
NtaRenberiammluns einberufen. tnors
ben, um bic gnti6eibung iiber 6ie Mbs
baltung elmer 6air i'm 9erbite berbei.
aufiibren.
- Sie County, @ommiifdre baben
bei6lofen, anitatt bas Bradenribges
Steines ben peeos Stein fir bas
@ourtbaus au fubftituiren nnb ben
&ontraftoren Sugan & &rDger bafur
elm Wfebr bon $l3, 900 3u bepilligen.
Safiir ftimmten DpDer, llml6eib,
Sonas: bagegen Der @cuntpridter un6
%. 8Drner. .-@nuntpri9ter @allasban
ma6te barauf aufmerflan, baB Biirz
gen Der &ontraftoren, bic anf benz
Bomb $4,000 reprdientiren, auBerz
9alb bes Staates mobnen, unb beanz
tragt, baB bic &ontrattorem ge3muns
gen uerben, baftir anbere 8iirgem su
inbftituiren.-O -Oie Maioritdt Der aoms
tnifdre bei6lieBt abermaIs bic 9(usz
gabe bon ll5,000 in. Bombs. .-Mls
Superintenbent bes Sirdflingslaaers
uirb q. Gugser ernannt, ba %. nmz
f1eib bic Stele ni6t annimmt.
= Die berfloHene @ranb Surp bal
207 Mnflagen befdtigt,
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Brudner8 beniisen, UNI bic @ilti9feit
ber bon BruGner ON lesteu Gage bur9e
gefiibrten tollen Spefulattpnsperfdufe
on Der 81rie an3ufedten unb bamtt
ptellei9t etnen bebeutenben Tbeil bes
0erm6sens 3u retten, atlein Gina ipies
bieien 8orf9las NIT aller @nti9ieben>
belt 3uriid.
rMei' Wfann mar uno is net per>
rudtlA emtge9nete iie entriiftet. l1nb
i9 un6 meiue &inber iperbn lieber
trodenes Brob eiien, ais ein' einsisem
Meuiden aud nur nm ein' &reu3er be-
triisen!"
Ser 8u9balter bielt babel tapfer 3n
tbr uno Der sopofat 5og ieinen Bors
i9las adiel;ufeub 3uriid. Nu6 ionit
CAB es Weiibe un6 @orgeu serug fur
Gina. Bor Nllem lDite iie ben loft
ipielisen 9ausbalt auf. Das mar ibr
BET allem 3unimer i6ier cine Grlei9te>
rung.
sd bin frob, tpenn i6 bic Mamiell
@ouuernant unb ba8 9an3e Taulen3ere
polf BON 9tenltboten aus Die Mugen
frie9'!" laste lie 5u benz 8u1balter,
etnem iin9en Wfanne, ben Brudner
erit fiirslih aufsenomnletl bate, ber ii9
aber jest iiberauS nader bielt unb 0inaS
Wfutb unb Tbattraft in 70 I6merer
Sase ni9t genug beipunbern fonnte.
Wenn ct bapon fpra1, ipebrte iie nit
einem trauri9en 3d9eln feinen1 begetfi :
ten 3obe uno bui9te tpieber in BUS
&ranfen5immer, tn mel1em eS nod
tmmer ntdt gu elmer euostltt9en @nt~
lbetbung fommem ipollte.
s@S lit etn ihlperer Tall!" iaete Der
Ir3t a11el3udenb ats Nnttport auf bic
itnmme Srase Der absebarn1ten .@attin.
Im lbmeriten fan6 iib Cont barein,
oaB ct 10 pl6slid 1iidt nlebr Der Sobm
clues reiden Wfanues iein iollte. Nttta
oran9 In i'm, iid einen Griperb 3u
iuhen; oa er ober in untbdtiger Der<
3lDeifunS Sag um Gag peritreiheu lieB,
entiAlob iie ii1 au Gnbe, aud meie
Gorge auf fi1 s3,t iiehnen unb bnfK In
Der Ehat olsbalb et,paS fir t9n ge<
fun6eu. Sie idrteb an Tonts Tauf<
patben, oeu Bruber ber Srdn 2sa,t>
oaidt, ber fi9 6enn aud bertlt erft6rte,
Cont 5u ii1 in's @ef9dft st, itebmen.
ngDenn er ptrflih arbeHen tptlt, f0nn
er's bel mir 3u etipaS brtneeti L. leittete
bic fnr3e Gntwort bes dlter Shn6ss>
iellen.
Cont lebnte fib NIT ftuotidem Trot
gesen otefes Yrojeft auf. @peserei<
bdnoler iollte er iperben, ben san3en
Gag binter oem 2abentifdb fteben unb
1iiten oreben = er, Cont Brndner,
Der NIT ben ele8anteften iuugen 0euten
auf Ou unb Du ftano uno rlabe baran
getpeieu mar, fein Sreipilltsenjabr BET
ben 6uiaren ab3ubtenen ?! 0ltentals |!
Weber etne 2ugel Dor ben &opf.
(6prtfebiing fpIat).
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@ @efahr!

2Benn Du etneu Druid rber etne Gpanuuu9 hber
bem 3per&feu unb serabe uuterbalb ber reHten @tp<
pen perfphri, Der betm 9tesen 5unmmt, 70 pa' auf.
90 ider pte Stretmal Spet pier, TT etwus NIT beiner
eeber los. gienedt 1T es nod niht faltmm, aber =
sefdbrlide 9eberdbfeeiie fnb ni@tS 1nsep6bnli&es.
8riteer's asenbttter8 TT serate bas riettse Wtttel,
um BITE 9eber gu resu-en, GcnseSttcnen unb Gntsinz
wie seIbe Edrbuns Der Saut unb ber Nusdpfel, Be-
leste 3unSe, hbeIrte&enben Ntbem, neteIteit betm.
auffteben am Meraeu, S@mtuDeI, safrii@es 9opfz'
Iole Grre@nns ber Ginsepetbe 6net es ben anal fur
Nbfubr ber lberFaifsen Sale, beust es Der IenbeuB
sur neberatuns Der 9eber ppr f6rDert beren abious
esrnes ahafisietnne ssiratrt baSur@ benz wassn Gr.
nnh eebIdbt tf. Wadn tamn bas Bitter8 aud BET @aIs
lens unb SHletmfeber, Gbeumatt8mu8 urb Rierens
ieben init sutem GrfcIs sebran&en.
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9ie bisberigen freifinnigen abs
georbneten, uel9e bonn Hi6ter' l9en
Gliigel abgefalen iinb, bilben cine
@ruppe BON ettpa 20 Yfitgliebern.
9ie berborragenbften parlamentarier
Inter ibnen inb: Dr. u. Meper, &is
dert, 9dnel, Dr. 8artb, 8amberger,
9in3e, Dr. Siemens, S9raber nnb
Br6mel. (9ie @enannten maren aud
bic Siibrer Der iogenannten nSeeeiiios
niIten" bonn Sabre 1880.)
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Or,s ooo,ahroah Sar h;shor;

: @raf Soensbroe6, Der bisberige
Selniten prieher, 1T megen ieiuer
flirsli6 per0ffentlihten @ntbtillungen,
uo6urd er fi6 angebli6 elmer 8erles
bung bes YeidtgebeimnifeS f6ulbiJ
gematbt, aus Der r6miiden &ir6enges
meini6aft aus9eitoBen morben.
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9esa a ..

Sn Dallas treten am Il. bic
Geuernebrleute 3ur Is. Sabrestonpeus
tiou aufammen.
Sn &otulla harb 6. 90. .. 86<
ber pl6Bli4 on elmer 6ersfranfbeit.
Sn Dorftotpn Iamb bic ebelide
Werbinbung hes Druggiiten &irf 2pn1
BON 0o9beim nit SRI. Wamie N6oer
ftatt. .-Sn Borne BON Mar 8eieler mil
SRI. gmna aubfuB.
8eim preisidieben ON areub:
berg in 9enba1 gountp, bas untel
sablreider1 Betheilignns itattfanb, er.
belt gilbert Seetpalb ben erfen, 6
Beieler ben 3ueiten, SttO &einbarf
ben brittea unb u. Bolll6ldger Der
biertea preiS.
E = - .rY
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: @us Waibinston pirb perR6ert,
baB Der @rs&pngreBmann 8lount BON
Georgia, Der als Special Msent mad
9onolulu geianbt tporben mar, lett
gum @eianbten fir 9amaii ernanmt
morben fei.
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spibell : llmtinge
sDnllenidjirllle.

@ir erbielten ioeben Elm porsasliGs 8 Miicrs
timent BON eDnneniHirnsen In G5sifon,
crepe de Chine unb ontere Nobitatsnin iptib,
i4spar3 nnb bunten Sarben. 0ieit S8jfme
iperben fiderIih anfIans finben.
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SD lit bduiia an 4obf5dmer,

Sd lit bdufig an appfi6mer3en
anb alle Wtittel, bic bagegen ange@
panbt murben, maren erfslglos;
i9lieBli6 sebrau6te i6 9r. Nuguit
&6nig's 9amburger 5ropfen, tpel6e
mid Don meinen &opfi6mer3en befreiz
ten.-Wm. 8obn, 2aneaiter.
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- Man bere6net, baB bas Waeer
2 Willionen Sonnen Silber In aufaes
l0ftem 3ultanbe entbdlt.
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aleiberitpife.

9pe5ieaes III fran50iiidenl Gbaaies.
Wir baben cine srobe preis 8ebuftion in
ipolenen gbanies nprsenontmen Denn ie.
mails Elm grofit fir Die &unben ba mar, bier
tit er. Grans0filhe @balIieS, Cream Garbe,
id6n sen1uftert, BON 65 Gents berabselebt auf
so GentS.
8eorudte tpollene grepes in elesat,ten Wau=
tern, bic friiber ME fir tpeniser ais rs unb
IS Gents perfauft tpurben, pfferirem mir fir
SO Gents.
9pe5iea.
Solioer idparser fran3Ofiider Wsoufielin.
@urbe ME unter So Gents perfauft iebt muir
25 GentS.
SpeSiea.
8rana5iifA semuiterte Sateens in plumbers
biibiden Muitern, in beuen unb bumfeln
@runbfarben lelten unter 40 Gents berfaaft.
Sett Darhs fir @inen Dollar.
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Sci franter Sober probiret 8eems
am's Nillen.
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e'ldsn Billet nit ibrer peinistitben unb
trdnlpfssrssnsenOen @irtuns. Dieie tuia,i.
gen Beusts, bic fleiniten unS am Ieid,telteu
~ nsbmeHoen, bic es siebt, briitsem Dir
Siilfe, iuelds anbdIt. 8srAopflrna, Ser,
oaiiuussbeidmerbsn, @allenilub, safriIdes
uno btltoits &opfiueb uub alle @toruuaeu
Der eebsr, 6es Massus unb bes Darmtauals
'uerosn onr9 fss anf bic 9auer furirt.
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6triin1pfe.

Damen Drop Stih" in srau, idtpara,
leSerfarben ,,nb anberen mobernen Sarben,
bon 40 nnb SO Cents berabsefett arf
35 cts. pSer 8 paar fiir $1.OO.
ainoer.@ @triimpfe, rotb, braun, Ieberfarbem
&c. gu 15, 20 unb 25 Gents.
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Sn allen anberen Departments II
bas 2aser potlitdnbis unb btefet bic
rei6ife Nusmabl.
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9 d To ara auf ett

~ S4tuar3 r3auf NETT
Z MAIDEN Dir bic Gisentbiimer BON
DR.. Cages Catarrh Remedy bic
Offsrte, fir irseilb eirsn Gall bon
III aatarrb, ben fe nidt turireu
fonnerJ einerfei tpie idltmm er
lei oesr ipie large er Did idon peiniat,
$500 baar su beSablen.
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9. 6 a piteI.

Der Gr3t batte Elm bodgrabises Seer.
penfieber fonftatirt, uno Gina mnbte fid)
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Ripans Tabules banisn pain.
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500 lbs Of tallow wanted by
M. M. CRuMMETT, tanner.
Mr.. John Gilmore returned to
Richmond last Monday.
Mr.. Colingwood Dickson, OF Dry
Branch was up to see us yesterday.
Mr.. Jamas 4. Fleis her Of Mead
ow Dale made trip to Staunton
this week.
Mr.. Grin Slayen, Of Pocahontas
county entered this office Wednes-
day as typo,
Mr.. VIM. Bratton: young at
torny of the new town Marlinton,
was in Monterey Wednesday on
business.
Miss Ella T. Arbogast of Beuna
Vista came home last Friday and
will spend while with her many
friends here.
C. w. Trimble and Miss Kate
Gibson spent last Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Pocahontas
county.
Miss Florence Wade Of Valley
Center left on the hack Monday
for Staunton, where she willspend
several days
Mr.. Gilbert Clendenin OF Green
Hill will start next Monday to
DAYTON where he will enter the
U. B. College.
Rev. Tyler, Presiding Elder,
preached an interesting sermon to
a large audience in Green Hill
church last Sunday.
Miss Randy Ralston Of Mill Gap
and her cousin Mr.. - Ralston OF
MARYLAND made this Office a pleas
ant visit Wednesday.
Mr.. Lynn Sullenberger returned
last Monday from Richmond where
he spent several weeks. de will
attend school here this winter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harding Of this
place has sold her house and lot III
Crabbottom to Me ssrs. Ralston and
Winner, timers, of that village.
Miss Sudie Stephenson Of Mead
ow Dale and her niece Miss Gate
wood Stephenson Of Warm Springs
are visiting relatives in the Valley
The many friends Of Mr., Davic
NJ. Kyle will be sorry to learn thai
ne is dangerously i'll at his hom'
at East Lexington, Rockbridge Co.
! Va,
L. H. Stephenson Esq, accom-
panied by his daughter Miss Josie
went to Staunton last Tuesday
she will enter upon her SECOND
term at Miss Baldwin's Seminary
Our representative J. S. Fishet
will be here at Monterey from Sep
: 18th to Oct. End, prepared to do al
kind of Photographing.
Bristol Art Gallery.
In the local option election hell
at Roanoke this week the temper
ance side carried the day by 139 ma
jority. The result was a surpris
to many.
Miss Eeila McClung, Of Monte
yuma, Ca, who has been visiting
| relatives in this county left Monda
f for Maryland where she will atten
: the Female Seminary dur
: ing the coming winter.
Our citizens are leaving us rar
idly. George Harris Esq, the cel
d ebrated sheep slaughterer did nc
remain long enough to gain hi
u citizenship. He may repent an
come back again.
We learn through the Richmon
State that on the 31st Of Angus
the ten-year-old son Of Charles y
g Borst Of Culpepper county wi
thrown from his horse and so ser
n ously injured that his life is dispal
q ed Of.
/ Tomorrow. three Of the Sunda
IS Schools in the neighborhood