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CITY BREvprIEs.

week.
Nessrs- z. l., & Theo. Boring have donated
sieirieeralor to the Faith Home.
ANY onelhaving picked up black feather
oga On TEXAS avenue or near the court house.
/ y either Of which localities it may have beel
TSsI VIII y rewarded by returning 1t to Mrs.
sld' r Mally Of Hulen, Texas, is in the
w. profl Mally has been frequently men
.unsa for Inc position of State entomologist
~ ANNOUNCED yesterday that he would be Ill
Iappheant fir that office.
,o ne Installation of the officers elected by the
r,.h lodge OF Elks last week will occur to-
rph' ~ ihe club rooms in the Binz building
f Az. Exaltid Ruler George ID. Hunter will Of
Aels'e as Installing officer.
a. mere wis a small roof fire at the re T.
so encs OF y X. Rutherford, corner OF Jeffsr-
r ~ snd SIN Jacinto street yesterday after
{h hsva AZ $50 O'Clock. There was no dlmage
i M tha burning OF few shingles from
N, Holland and wife, after leaving
ws,S some alter a visit to friends in the Third
Ifre,r., snuBday night, found that some mis-
Ebrs.u had stolen the cushions from their
a s IN, akin the reins off the horse and turn
.ee anlhal loose in the street. The horse
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THE RACES.


Little ltock Ark, March 81 The weather
today was cold and the Attendance light, but
the track was good and the sport very fair
= lie tllont was fairly Rucccssful. fnyoritcs and
HetOud choices dividing honore
lcur furlongs. 2-year olds--nuhia "a tVita.
tooj, q 20 /, won Capron. 100 (kuhnj, second
First Past, LOG nlvcretU. 20 to l. third Time
t1lA
siy furlongs selling Clinton Park ~ IT,
BWrst. 2 TO I, won easily; Elmer. 81 Grow
hutsD, 10 to and . TO J. second soyorin, 10
tDug0uj. 2 TO !. third, limo lI6
Four Gurlongg, 2-year-Qlds. -Lampigbted
~ fEyeretl, TO l. won Ia a hard drive
Choose Straw. l01 Lines, TO and 10 2
second Lord Weir. 40 (Kuhn), TO /, third
Time soy
Seven furlongs. handicap Branch, 40 c.
Burnsl, to 5, won IN drive; Hazel Dean, "
Oluganl, s to |, second, Admetus. liz tFllckl
eSen. third Time 1907
Seven furlongs, selling Hurlesque. IO5 tT
Burpsl. u 8. won; Cecil. 100 everett 4 e
second Ransom, los (I4ines), to /, third
Time l.20M,
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San Francisco. March S1.-The wholesale
hardware house OF. Miller. schloss & Scott
was almost entirely destroyed by fre to-
night, the total loss about 100000. The
firm occupied a four-story and basement
brick building at 1929 Fremont street,
near Market and carried one OF the largest
and finest stocks OF hardware on the Pa
cihc coast.
The stock of hardware on hand was
valued at half million dollars and was
insured fer s26o.00O The building was
ewned by w S. Foy and was worth about
$50 eco. Il was almost a total loss The
loss Of Miller. schloss Scott is not far
from, S2E0 GOO
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"A word 10 the wise IS sufficient" and a
word from the wise should be sufficient,
but you ask, who arc the wise? Those whp
know The oft-ropeated experience Of
trustworthy persons may be taken for
knowledge. MIR. w. NJ. Terry says Cham
berlaln's Cough Remedy gives better sat-
isfactlon than any other in the market,
lie has been In the drug business at Elk
ton, Ky, for twelve years; has sold hun-
dreds OF bottles OF this remedy and nearly
all other cough medicines manufactured,
which shows conclusiyely that Chamber
lain's is the most satisfactory to the peo-
pie, and is the best For sale by all drug
glsts.
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During the fight between American sail
ors and native boatmen ON Tuesday at the
wharf the casualties were.
lndiana--Two killed (o'Grady and an
other) and several wounded.
Texes--Jamcs Dady, oiler, conclusion
OF the brain. y. II. Mcmahon. fractured
knee are going north on the supply.
Three men from the Texas are in the
hospitals one named Green. a water tender
may die from stab wound Twenty Ave
other sailors were injured Including four
on the Supply. That ships whalchoat
crew, being stoned by natives, We're forced
overheard to escape death.
Eight natives are reported killed The
Newark arrived this morning.
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Members of the Left Handed Fishing
club received yesterday the following In
vitation;
Mr. Charles j. Glidden of Lowell, Mass,
an honorary member OF the Left Hand
Fishing club better known among his
brethren as Captain Goldfish respectful
ly requests you to take dinner with him
and other gentlemen friends at the Hutch
ms house in Houston, Texas, at 1880 p. m.
Tuesday, the 4th of April, 1899. Please do
not deny him the pleasure of your pres
ence en- this occasion.
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Summer Thcatricals.

Messrs Fred Koebig, treasurer of
Sweeney & Coombs' opera house, and
Cam. NJ. Bailey, both well known in this
city, have about closed a deal for in
augurating a series Of summer attractions
at the auditorium. Their proposition has
been accepted by the Auditorium company,
but some details are yet TO be closed with
the Street Railway company before they
can definitely close their arrangement.
They are In correspondence with a hhe
line OF attractions and will make the roof
garden a feature.
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CHINA TO BE COERCED.
Germany Adopts Tactics Different from
Those in Samoa.
CHINESE UNABLE TO HELP THEMSELVES
So Germany IL Landing strong
Force and VIII Extend Her
"Spherc of Influence"
CHINESE UNABLE TO HELP THEMSEIy VI

Pekin, March 31.~-The disturbance of
the province of Shan Tung during tho
whole winter have been causing serious
anxiety and have eliminated in the inn
prisonment of a German priest, at the
town of Thine, actually within hundred
II "a Ii approximately is three cable
lengths) of the German sphere about Klao
Chau.
The correct facts regarding the attack
en- a German officer and several compan-
ions show hat a German naval patrol,
consisting of an officer and six men, was
landed at I-Chou, not at ITschuFu as
cabled last night from Kaio Chau, and ad-
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IicsfinE NJ MnInIos.

Washington. March 3l.The following
dispatch was received at tho war de-
partment early this morning:
Manila, March 3l.-Troops resting al Ma
lolos, Considerable portion of the city
destroyed by fire. Our casualties. one
killed, fifteen wounded. Hall has returned
with troops to his former position north OF
Manila. Otis.
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-Four furlongs 2-year- ods--Bonita Brush
Ic5, jim Hays, Dick Furvcr. Bill Garrett Io3,
Florence Anetia, Grace Phillips Chump Joe
T. Quinn, Eibe. Two slipper 100
Elmer lls Gracla Quieye i16 Blue Lick Roynl
Bpnner, Vanopua, Mad Anthony. Bert Davis
no. CRANKY lo7. Helen Paxton, Florsuce Aus
TIN los.
six furlongB. selling Eitholiu 1O5, Airing
ton 90. Pirate Judge %. Dcblaise o. Myosotis
q., Joserhine X. 49, Mona b, %. r. smith,
High Born Lady 81, Thanksgiving 80.
One mile. handieap-Kitty y, III, Lenpep,
Henry Launt 1Os, Jackanapes 1917, Banquo II
co.
lout furlongs. 2-year- olds--Tho Monk us,
MGcle Mbree Idsle, The Minister, Cousin Mag
1l5 Special Notice 1866
one mile. selling--Jnck Hayes 10, Wilson
i09. star aud Crescent. Branch ie6, Tony Ho-
nrE 1Q5.
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cn,bolIc Cburch services.

The Lenten devotions yesterday (Good
Friday were celebrated with the usual
solemn rites in ell the Catholic churches
of the city. At. st. Patrlck's church last
night the great event was observed VAIN
the greatest religious pomp' ana we EFT
mon on the Passion OF Our Lord was
preached with feryor and sloQuence by ina
Pev. NJ. P. McSorley OF Liberty 4 Vesy
large congregation was present. ana me
eloquent discourse Of the good priest was
listened to with profound attention.
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vanced a short distance inland. This pa
troll was met by detachment of Chinese
soldiers, who fred upon the Germans.
The officer in charge Of the German de-
tachment caused the Are to be returned
killing several Chinese, but the party was
obliged to retire, and the German admiral
is landing stronger force to restore or
der The presence Of nearly the whole Of
the German fleet at Klao Chau, II is be-
lieved indicates the possibility of extern
sive operations and the Chinese In con-
sequence arc seriously alarmed.
The tsung II yamen. In order 20 show
it's desire TO remove all possible causes OF
friction, has dismissed three magistrates
Voluntarily, although tho German min
lister, Baron Won Heyking, has been con-
stantIy pressing for their disgrace.
The fearful ravsges OF the yellow river
ficod have caused terrible misery and great
discomfort In the province Of Shan Tung
and the native officials have been unable
TO maintain order. The landing Of the Ger
mans is Intended to show the Chinese that
II they are unable TO control the populace
II is necessary for the foreigners TO pro-
tect themselves,
The imprisonment Of the German mis-
sicnary near ehe German sphere Of in
huSHct hpVuL hlhO NAAa ~ NAAA~NAN W "a
plain, as the place mentioned is not under
contention.
London, April 1.-The Pekin correspond
eDt Of the Times ssy5: Unaer orders from
Berlin the Germans VIII occupy S-chau-
Flu and I-Tsehu-Fu, IN the province Of
shan TpnF until China IS able to give tbs
requisite guarantee Of her ability 10 pre-
servo order within hat province.
Since she Is unable to give such guar
antecs Germany's action Is equivalent q
affecting interference in administrative
ccntrol witna the German sphere OF in
fuence.
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nurinl or nerman petaoId.

Herman Petzold, aged q years "@S
buried in the German cemetery at o'clock
yesterday from his mothers residence
1915 Dart street. Rev Brommer officiating
Following were the pail bearers; y -
Pitiman. D. @. sllman, {, higgiAs, ",
Chun. T. H. Carter, W. l. Ward, T. q.
Johnson aud L. D. Lumkin. Jr
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Boil ten eggs for fifteen minutes, nut
'nem IN cold water for ten minutes Re
move the shells, cut the eggs in halves
lengthwlse. and rub the yolks to smooth
paste, win ten drops OF olive oil, quar-
ter teaspoonful OF salt pinch OF pepper.
and two heaping tablespoonfuls of cold
ham, chopped very fine; mix thoroughly.
and fill the followed whites with the mix
ture. Serve in a bed OF small toasts. with
cream sauce poured around These are
very appetizing.
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Myrntr nj Oakland.

San Francisco. March 3i.oakland results;
Futurty course. selling Polka, polore, Pa
triarch. Timo l;l2h.
three md y hair turlonga, 2-year-olds- =
Bnssedn. lee Drop. Tanohe Tl5le AN.
Half miie--YellOw Tail limerick, Tom
Shorkey, Time 81
Iuturlty course nelins- rburon, Anchored
Ooorona. Time lii2is
one mile selling Eddie ,lonep, Joe ullman
AlorinEa. Time 1!ilis.
Mile and sixteenth I,imewater, Una Colo
RADIO, Torsida. Time 1iaia,
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IN A VIEW QUARTER.
The Rebels Now Attacking Amer
teams East of MnniIn.

Manila, March 81, 1887 a. n.--General
Hairs brigade advanced today from MARI
quna up the Mateo river valley almost 20
Montalban, driving the enemy to the hills
on the north The rebels were in consid-
erahlc force at the functions Of the rivers
Nanca and Ampite with the Mateo, but
the American artillery soon scattered them
with heavy loss. The American loss was
one killed. Lieutenant Gregg OF the Fourth
infantry General Hall eventually returned
60 he water works.
General King advanced from San Pedro
Macati. establishing headquarters at
paEig.
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in WC|MAN'S REALM

Here are FIVE Of the p'ttiest Of sew
.ra pairs OF stockings wlch are a part
!, Miss virginia Fairs ardrobe. They
.,s seen in the estabis nent OF Fifth
R venue hosier Just beforsthey were sent
i the home of the yo,is woman some
days ago.
For cycling. at whichshe is an expert,
u,s. Fair has open v,rk silk hose in
darn kreen, brown, biz and tan.
there are two desigr to be worn with
low sboes. One is dar blue embroidered
Il red upon the inste and well up the
front the other is blrk also embroidered
Nh with the edditiopof white silk polka
dots.
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Fenthers in Mems Up-to Date Hat.
from a New York Letter
II small feather shows from the bow
OF tne ribbon band around mans hat
,i'e Jays II does not necessarily follow
,rh,a .ne wearer halls from the country.
ulacturers, and the idea Is going With
swing mere. Young, middle aged and old
men all favor the feather. On broadway
ana Firth avenue during the promenade
hours the feather was conspicuous on both
FEDORA and derby hats. The color most
affected was dark red ''''s'
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OF this place for match shoot at fifty hirds
each. Mr. Burus replied that he would a.
oept the challenge the match TO be shot nj the
time OF the state shoot al Temple lie sug
ranged &c an expense Of less than SOS. and
suggfstod that tho contest could be arranged
cheaper at tho state sho5t Mr. Atehisou re-
rarEcments will BIO satisfactory With him.
Mr. nurns ia ono Of the crack trap shooters OF
Tf1aa
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ne.Idence nj Lnmpnsas.

Lampasas, Texas. March 3l.--About 4
o'clock this morning fire destroyed the
residence of Frank ard jim Mace Oh Grand
avenue The building was owned by cap
tain A. b. Hardin End is total lo5s, no
ireurance; value about $1,000. Insurance
On furniture. $500. sraall part OF which
was saved loss unknown.
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Dallas. Texas. March Si.-Albert McGee.
a negro. was burned 20 death at Il o'clock
tonight. He went to sleep in barn; q
lamp he had in the loft exploded. setting
are to the hay. Niece was roasted to q
crisp.
Five good horses were burned TO death
in small fires IN Dallas early this morning.
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THE CARLIsTs.
Spain Preparing for nm EN-
pcctcd Uprising.

London, April Thirty thousand
Spanish reserves have been called
out. says the Madrid correspondent
of the Chronicle. and 1t is probable
that there will be Carlist rising
after Easter.
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a., freeze to semi-solld Conscience
lnen havor with a wneglass OF cognar
brandy, wineglass OF Marascbino srr,,,,
u wineglass OF Madeira. and a winae,sss
OF white rum. Prepare some ice wsssr
cups. MI them with the sorbet arranee
me cups on dish paper or folded seryIet1.
ana serve one to each person between tbe
remove and the roast. These wouid sIsn
be nice TO serve for dessert "'sS
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Pantry Cnuserie.
From Life

From Lie.
Mrs. Aufait-Now, Nora, be very care
full of this cut glass punch bowl. 1t cost
mint of money.
Nora-Indade, MIN, Well it's rale
tough. Sure an dyapped 1t three times
Already an nivir faxed it.
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MAsmIyGroN nnIErs.

wash.netoa. March 3l.--Thasc Texas post
matters we're appointed today ne ifal5.
Bowie courty Mrs Ada smitn. Dot. Falls
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Ell PAso.--At the city democratic con-
ventlon Saturday Joseph Magoffin Will be
nominated for mayor TO succeed himself.
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rnE SAILORS. RIOTS.

Two Men Already Dead nnh Many
Others Injured,
New YORK. March Sl.-rA dispatch Q me
Herald from Kingston. Jamaica, says:
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SEATTLE WaEh.-StssmsF City o. STAT
he fran SKI quay. A'aska, brings news Of a
$4,000 FIRE at Dawson March ?.
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Pensions hnye been Issued to the following
Texans; Reissue John A. Flowers Corsl-
cana, IS; renewal. John NJ Milton. Anchor
age, ST. tnoreuse. Joseph v. Roland Post
oak. So to $40, original widows ETC. Nancy
Kelly, Pilot Point. S.. Mexican war sur
Truit, Center, Si2.
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Lemon sorbet.

Lemon SOrbet.
Take the very flnely-cut peel OF six
large or eight small lemons, and six ounces
CT loaf sugar; pour on to this one and a
half pints of boiling water, and let 1t in
fuse till cold. Then mix it with the juice
from the lemons, and strain or wiring it
through clean fanny cloth pour the
mixture into the charged freezing machine,
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Meals for n Day.
BREAKFAST.
Grapes.
Dat Flakes.
English Bacon. Fried Eggs
Whole Wheat Scenes. Drowned Potatoes
Coffee.
DINNER.
New String Beans. Eggplant.
Tomato Salad
Bread Pudding.
Coffee
SUPPER
Broiled Calves Liver.
Roasted Cheese. Water Cress.
Tea.
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Ncm orIcnnr neruIts.

RtH OIlthubf MtIen ols~-hlf anu NWtnly
yards selling Phidias. our Clara. Dominis,
Time 1;5i1s
Six furlohgs-Very Light Marion SAMSON.
Maurice W. Time i;is
Mile and furlong, selllng--School Girl, Bill
Powell, Bighop Reed. Time ! :59is
Mile and sixteenth handicap-D Double
Elmmy, Hobart, Muskadine. Time l: I'll.
Six and a half furlongs alkenshaw. Dous-
terswivel. Whirlmanteline. Time l;24h.
Seven furlongs selling Lauretta D., Tap
pan, Halton. Time 1871.
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
Mile ana twenty yards. selling Sea Robber
i0s. Stanza, Duncan Belle Pinkey Potter.
RnFh6eldg. Brother Fred Briggs nlli Powell
lOt. Official lD5 Tom Kingsley Amber Giints
iCr. Bequeath 1902. Xalissa 100.
Halt mile. Inaidens-Curts no. Ny Chicken
loi I'm Next lo2, Myrtle Gebauer, coutessa.
GrHsie Fay 81.
sm furlongs selling Phidlas iiS Caslin l09,
Cur Clara 1875 Old Fox, Bienheim i0T, Nellie
Irirce, Efhe Ainelie 102.
Z Mile and twenty yards handlcap--Musl
due ia. Eikn liD. Watererest 105 Prestar
100 Lady Callahan ss, Judge steadnlan %.
Nnsndies o.
Two mites, selling lockwood ils, Or.
Marks 49, Possnm H.. Jim Conway III. Sadie
Levy lee. Afrn 81.
Cue mile, selling Prince Of India. Martin
SworlAnian 1Ns Mover ln5. Nannie L.. Nit
Itykln io3. Hero. Jr., So Trecpot, Very Light
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Rear Admiral Howison who has heen as
sgned 20 tho command OF the South At
lartic squadron, has taken command of the
/ ilaLshlp Chicago.
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county. r. C. j. Lebreeht Nederland. JET.
ferson county. ]. w. ]. KIlsdonk. lr.

A postofhce has been established at Royal
Shelby county, Texas. with Lewis c. Ramse,
as postmaster.
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ToDAY's ENTRIES.

Challenge for Live bird shoot.
Brortam, Texas. March 81 ~. +. Atrhison
q: Glddings recently challenged Il. L. Burns
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HOSIERY FOR A BRIDE.

HOSIERY FOR A BRIDE.
For afternoon wear Miss Fair has hose
with fancy tops and for evening she has
stockings of all the new delicate colorings
embroidered in mock gems.
Helen Grey Page.
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Speaker Reed arrived hurc today from Gcor-
GA whore he has been taking In the pleas
u Cs OF Jckyl island. lie refused TO be inter.
viewed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-23
NEWPORT NEWS.
Foot BalI-NavnI Men Grstined-
Briefs.


NEWPORT NEWS. VA, September %.
(special.) -Manager John Crossley is now
after two men for his football eleven
who will greatly strengthen the team. If
they can be secured. They are Holt and
Hull, the quarterback and left-guard re-
spectivey, Of the famous Hampton
eleven, which carried everything in the
South with it until it met it's Waterloo
i'm Richmond at the hands of the Varsity
eleven.
Naval men here are gratifed 20 learn
that there is strong probability that
the Krupp armor will be used on the
new 1850 ton battleship Missouri, now
building here. instead Of the Harveyized
armor. A test of 5-inch plate resulted
successfully, and it is believed that the
Krupp armor will be used exclusively in
future.
Stevedore John Mariner. OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Steamship Company IS
in Baltimore, where he went to employ
more white longshoremen to take the
places of the striking negro longshOre-
men. He has been unable 20 get enough
white men of experience here and in
Norfolk, so decided 10 80 to Baltimore
again.
The scaffold on which Richard Williams
will hang next Friday, In the event no
stay of execution or Communication of sem
tence Is granted. is nearly completed.
The arm from which the rope will be
suspended was put in place to-day. and
the frame screen enclosing the scaifold
is being put up.
Magruder Camp. Confederate Veterans.
last night entertained Colonel James Nc
Vickar, of Turner-Ashby Camp, of Win
chester, and Captain E. Leslie Spence,
past commander of r. f. Lee Camp, of
Richmond.
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KERRY VILE.
Ground for Confederate Monument
Donated-PersOnnl.

BERRYVILLE. VA, September d.
(Special)-At a meeting Of the Board OF
Supervisors of Clarke county, held on
Wednesday, lot of ground IN The court.
house yard, twenty-five feet in diameter
was donated to the Confederate Monu-
ment Association to be used as site foI
the monument to the Confederate dead
Of Clarke county. which is 20 be erected
in the near future.
our farmers are now buslly engaged In
cutting corn. The crop is below the
average, due TO the drought which pre-
vailed Just at the time the corn was
shooting The recent rains have put the
ground into excellent condition for seed
ing wheat, which Will begin in few
days.
Mr.. Julian Jenkins of Baltimore, visit
ed friends I'm Berryville this week.
Misses Margaret Wight and Amy Bond,
OF Baltimore, are visiting az the residence
Of Mr.. r. Il. Smith.
Miss Kate Sewers OF Baltimore, l.
visiting friends In town.
DR.. Darlington Of Conley, Pa, and Mr..
and Mrs. L. Nj. Welton, of san Antonio,
Tex, are the guests OF DR.. j. NJ. G. Nc
CURE.
Professor Max Brownold left this week
for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamaker. who spent the
summer at Mr. Brownold's. left recently
for Germany.