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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-06-26
Ul americana
maltratadO en- las CarCeleS
del Ecuador.

Washington Jnnio 6. -LeouArdo
Sersei SO encuenGr& hoy en- el hospi
tai Ptovidencia de esta ciudad, en- ca
ma q cAusA del mal trAto rec. bido en-
las csrceles del Ecuador.
Sersei, es natural de MinAsota
y estabA en- aquel pals construyendo
un puente. El y dos mp1 fleros
tuvieron una paIe8 con otros cjuda-
danes, habierdo sido sus compsna
rOs heridos por estAr ebrios no DC.
derse defender. Al Sersei le propi-
naron &lguncs maset rs en- IL cSba-
"a viendose p ecisAdo hacerla fae,
go 81 grupo qua 1e StAcaba Fee lie
vAdo por Ia policfa & la c&rcel en don
de 10 At3ron de pies y m&nos con Ca
denss permanec'eodo 81 en- &Qnel
estado por 18 1ias sio que nadie le
curase las heridas. Despr6s fu9 lle-
vsdo & Guays gull y encsrr&do ca
otrA prisi6n por diez meses, sin que
durante ese tempo Sc Ia tomAra de-
claraci6n a]guns, ape*sr de estar dis
put por las leyes de aquel pals,
que Ell sum&rio de un preso deba 90
tar termin&do dentro de los 10 pri-
meros diAs. Despu6s de energica
protesta del consul, fu6 puesto en- lie
bertSd.
El Senador Thurson euviarA Ell
Departamento de Estado L. re 3lams.
ci6n consiguiente en- favor Sarsei y
en- contra del gobierno del e ,uSdor.
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El Amigo MaldOnadO.
Y va de cu4nto:


Vivf& en- el barriu del GCt1iqnit0D,
un jibarO de mediAn& posici6n, 81
que le gusEaba trhbsjsr, pero, de
veZ en- cuandO divertirse, como bpen
puertorriqut no.
Sofia hScer frecuentes bales en-
su casa, & los que acudf&n todos loR
del barrio, sin que jAm&s hubiese el
menOr disgusto, porque, ESQ ST, d&-
base & respetar, no obstante ser
hom bre bondSdoso.
Y t&nto 10 era, que, j0tdG arriba
b jnlda AbAjo, en- ell llano en- ell sebo'
TecO, por otrO nombre no SO le llama
bS que por el de sN Anafgo M01doma'
do0.
Suced'6 un Ola que, celebrando
como de costumbre, uno de sus bal
leg, sa le present6 un sugeto, mas
pTendto que on j0cho, y metido en- 9'et'
ia desde el SmAnet err
Con. &. . so lisef. .si0 ....
amigo Nal. donA. do. .diio
81 juneO, tSmbAle&ndoee, lSej. pue'
de en- -. .tHAl. &C.?
Mirole ell amigo MaldonsdO SON
ri6ndCse, mientras le decia que ST.
Mas al boFrGcho no so sAtisfizo,
ycomo t3casen una danzs, sgsrr6
una Chica de 10 cSs9 y &c puso q bal
lar
Frunci6 ell ceno M&ldon&do y
Run se pudo contener.
Pero, en- NAL horA;
Empez6 Ell individuo a bailar
hacienda mil ridfcuIRs contorsionas,
& 10 vez que no pAraba Ia lenguS
diciendo:
-iParo, que bueno es ell amigo
MaldonAd0....! IQue cabAllero es
es el amigo MaldonAdo. ....l QQ6
persona deCente es el amigo M&ldo
pRdo,...!
Y tirabh 0oIpe COLO 6 Ia mucha'
cha, mientras repetfs;
-iHaV......qu6 fjao8 es ell ami
g0s MaIdOnGdoS zee! iLO meior del
bHrrio es el amigo MAldonAdo. Il!
iDi-s guarde 81 amigo Maldora
dO....!
Lachica querfa desaeirse pero
81 no la dejabs, diciendf
lParo que buenitisimo qs el
al i9o MaIdon@do....I mo hay
hombre en- 81 mundo como Ell amigo
MAldonAdO....l
Ea squel irstapte sinti6 que 10
empuf1Aban per 81 pescuezo.
Era Ell amigo MaldonAdo.
-Mirs. ...iso bcrrseh n. ...l
Suelts In p&reje to rompo Ia cris'
ma. PliijiUeteete II
Y de un solo empuj6n 10 hizo
ca9r de narices sobre una bauqueta.
Medic lev&nt6sa el JoInao y mango
tltndo8e en- un rinc6n s'gui6 hablaudo
consig0 mismO, mientr&s baiabA
subf@ IL cAbezS, dicieudc;
-iQueeee sinverg 09rzs grsnde
es al amigo M&1donAdo. ...! iQ06
CAu9lla es el amigo Maldonado. ...!
iQd6 suuRcio as el smigo Maldona-
do! lQu6 lsdr6n es Ell amigo
Maldonado!,.s. mo hay hombre
tan indecente como el amigo NAL
donSdo,.. lVAyA & Ia porrA el
amigo Ma}donsd0. .....! lYo no
quiero sRber del amigo Maldona-
dO....
'''''t.''''' ''''.''''. '''''"''..'..,
'''.......,.... ,..........
Ahora bien, querido lector; Iro
ConOces I'd & mucha gente, que,
mientras so s0mete uno elios, ex-
clamar: Que baeno es ell amigo
M&ldonado! y en- cuanto los dejamos
solos por sus extravagancias, gritan
4 voz en- cuello: tQqe einverguen2a
90 el amigo M&ldonsdo ....,!...?
YO creo que Il.
BoAi<
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y Un mOdeIO escIusIVO dc Ia casa con
su colchon superior por $6. Cana de
ni1os. Surtido complete en- COLCHO-
MES y COLCHONETAS, ALFOMBRAS
de sala y CANA. LAMPARAS para luz
electrical y gas. Cuadros de sala y
comedor. JAULAS, NEVERAS, BAJI-
LLAS de porcelana de corada. JUE-
Cos DE COPAS. Gu BlERTOS dechris-
tofe y Rogers y todO 10 necesario pa
"a adOrno de casa.
En- ABANICOS japoneses tonemos
especialidades y preclos sin competen-
ClaS.
Complete surtido en- articulos de
NOVEDAD y FANTASIA propias para
regalOs.
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En- esta tipografiA sa hace to6a
clsse de trabAlOs { pre- BIOS m6dicos.
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PoRTo-RICORA1LRoAD COMPANY

The Porto Roo Railroad Company beg
to inform the proprietors Of factories and su-
gar estates that they are placing themselves
at their disposal to perform in their workshops
all the work of repairing and construction,
Their improved machinery allows them to do
this work with the greatest rapidity and pre-
cisi6n. A model foundry with the most mo-
dern and improved machinery allows them
tosmelt within 48 hours those parts that are
urgently needed The rsilroa itself oantAks
oil the parts to the workshops, which saves
the cost of carriage.
Free transportation by the railroad linea
will be granted to our customers.
Greatly reduced prices.
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mp MA
FERRO.-OARRILEs DE PT0.RIJO
DR. Los

La CompaGfa dc los Ferrocarrilas de
Puerto Rico pone en- conooimiento del pdbu
co muy partinnlarmente de los haoendados
y dueaos de fau. IOa, que. habiendo montedo
On sus talleres de Santurce maQuinarta pr
feccionada SO encuentra en- coma tcIones de
hacer toda clase de reparsoiones de pleas de
maquins asf como de nueva construction con
prontitud y esmero
T mbi6n dispone de una fundioi6n mo-
delo provista de aparatos modernos perfeo-
cionSdos que le permIten fundir dentrO de
las 49 horas aquellas pleas que SO necesiten
con urgencia.
Pueden remitirse gratutamente por ie-
rrocarril todas las pleas de m6quina que
hayan de ser reparadas, 10 que representa-
una gran economic.
Precios muy reducIdos.
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5000 DOLLARS

90 regalan quien distinga estos briIlantea
Alaska de los leg1timoS.
Anillo para caballero, orc brillante $1,000
1dem para i'd (brillante muy ..o ~
Alhler, para id. $500
Anillo para sehora senorita, i'd. i'd. 500
Pendientes (par) para sehoritas, id. id. Q 500
Idem para sehoFa, id. i'd $1,000
Idem para i'd. (bri lantes
gruesos) $4,000
ldem para ninas (verdadero regalo) 500
So envian franco de todo g9sto por Oo@
rPeo, en- cajitas oertifoadas y declarada mer-
oanCfa; para toda Ia Isla de Puerto-Rico.
No Sc servira ningdn pedido que no ven-
ga acompanado de su importe en- billetes del
Banco, en- oarta certifcada valor deolarado,
Envfese la medid& de los anillos, toman-
dola con un hilo alrededor del dedo.
No SO haoen descuentos; no SO conoedan
representations nj SO envian cataLagos, dibu-
jos nj muestras.-A todo oomprador que no
SO conforme coz Ia mercancia Sc le devolveFS
inmeGiatamente su importe.
Dirigirse al representante general tinio
de Ia "SOCIEDAD ORC Y BRILLANTES
LA-Alaska, G. A. Buyas, Oorso Ro-
mSnais:18, Milan Qtalia).
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En estA lmprsnI& se vsnde pR
pal da peri6aicoR $40 el smintRl,
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IiIInCreiblo Verdad!!!

Unioa verdadera OCCASION para gastar
bien 81 dinero en- rega1os, cuyo valor supera
siempre su ooste. ObjetoS de orc de ley
garantizado (18 quilates) con hermosisfmos
espl6ndidos brillantss, quimioamente perfeo-
tos, de mas vslor, por su constante espl6ndor
1mpieza, que los verdaderes. Desoomposi-
oi6n- de luz, dureza, lapidaci6n perfecta, imi-
aci6n maravillosa.
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GONZALEZ PADIN HERMANOS

Constane surdo CAMAs CoCHoNE Gran variedad de
de ca; odas doradas plares Altos de dose
los elos BANCAS DORADA0
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-16
MOUNT AIRY.

We aue having right 5ry weather
through here NOW. though good rains
have gone around U.s.
We are sorry TO hcar Mr. sumner
and her daughter are confined to their
home, Mrs Summer with an injured
limb and daughter with the typhoid
feaver. The attending physician is
from Washington
Mrs Carpenter. hy way of allowing
her employees time for sport. ha~ found
a novel way Co rd hci farm of the
noNious bull eye. offered prize of fiftv
cents To the best shot Nh Jean Bell
won the prize.
The next best shooting We have been
able TO note is THAT of Mr.. Fletcher who
by way OF pastimc has watched and
shot a. they came out OF the water at
his well. a. many as five water rats. i'm
the last few weeks
Thos. Cubbage caugh, tremendous
rattle snake last week. that had thirteen
rattle~. lie brought 10 To The Top and
sold it TO Mr.. Starkey. who always finds
a lucrative market for them.
Mr. Henry Jenkins. of Mnlwood
passed through here enroute 10 Round
Hin where he got some machinery for
Mr.. Corbett'> mill at Wildwood. We
hope this mill will DO as good business
as it formerly did.
Miss Anna Bell has returned from
her aunts Mrs John Bell of Berryville
Mr.. NJ Z. Jmith. OF Boyce. visited
/ friends al The Top last week
Miss Mary Elsea and nephew. OF
/ Philadelphia. VINO are stopping with
their uncle Mr. Albert Elsea. visitor
Luray Caves. They were greatly
/ delighted with the scenery.
We did expect To have our bIidg,
on the way ON this side of the river
We feel sure it will add much TO this
section as we'll as the region about Der
ryville when completed
Miss y NJ. Elsea of Washington d
home for short time.
TOW SCRATCHER.
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There is sharp competition in all
trades. From junk to automobiles.
this condition of trade in our midst
is noted. On Wednesday, Junk
dealer from Winchester came to Ber-
ryville, and acting under the legal
advice of Mr.. John Harbaugh,
another junk dealer of Shenandoah
county, who recently had to pay a
fine of $75 for doing business in that
county without license, proceeded
to have a Hsgerstown competitor
arrested for not taking out the neces-
sary governmental authority from our
Commissioner of the Revenue. The
Gas came up from John the just, and
was continued till Thursday. On
that day, after his honor had adjust
ed his spectacles, and squared him.
self for action, he let 60 an opinion,
which put the costs and a severe rep
rimsnd on the Hsgerstown man,
Mr.. Lyons, and dismissed the case.
This action on the patti of the court
did not agree with the legal know.
ledge of the Shenandoah tradesman
nor his client from Winchester. II
seems the latter members of the Jun /
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PERSONALS.
(JoHN SrRIRLINe. REPoRrER.l

(JoHN STRIBLISG, REPoRTER.)
Mr.. Chas. skinker. of Baltimore. is In
Berryville.
Tablecloths. napkins, towels. Bed
spreads a speciality at Palmbaum's.
Miss Anna and Emily Hefrelbower,
OF Charles Town, are at Almedia.
-Organdies. piques, India linens, lawns.
dimities, French madras, at Palmbsum's.
Mrs. +. J. Lee and Missee Ella and ).
VI. Garnett, of New York, are among
guests at "Almedia"
Ladies' and gents furnishing goods at
Palmbaum's.
Miss Elizabeth Lee has returned To-
Mrs. Kownsslor's, after visit to Mill
wood.
;. l. Palmbaum & Co, have received
a full line of new dress and waist goods.
Miss Mamie Mcclure is visiting in
Richmond.
Silks and satins for waists at Palm
baum's.
Mr.. Matthew Jones and son are spend
ing some time in Charlottesville
Six loaves of City Bread at Marshalls
for PC.
Mrs. William Welsh and Mrs. Dixon
are at DIR. McGuire's
\ full line of ginghams. percales. ham
bugs and laces, at Palmbaums
Mr. and Mrs John Hefflebower. Of
Baltimore. are guests at "Almedia".
Wrappers, shirt waists. skirts. and a
full line of muslin underwear AT Palm
baum's
Mrs. Edgar G. Hottie and Miss Mary
Carton, owinchesteo are the guests of
Miss Bessie Elwell
Wall, AT Charles Town. has light eat
tie and cattle suitable for June market
to sell. See y. d. IIardesty or write c.
+. Wall. Charles Town Can use cattle
contract
Passed Assistant surgeon John T..
Page, L. :. y. who has been spending
some time at his old home herc. left on
Monday for New York. where he was
ordered for recruiting dnty Mrs Page,
who recently arrived in Berryille from
san Francisco,will remain here with the
family OF Dr.RP.Page
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WILDWOOD NEIGHBORHOOD.

Thanks. dear COURIER, fo- your very
appreciative note had no idea was
conferrin. such benefit i'm my inn
promptu efforts To amuse and entertain
the neighbors, and As long a. they are
so entirely at sea a. TO the true author,
it will please me to continue the cor
respondence.
There Is nothing new unOer the
sun, 50 far as | know. and "One day
telleth another" The harvest is over
and but little Is garuered. This is s
hard year on farmers. All the crop,
seem to have failed but there is som,
hopes of a corn crop. We will be gay
and happy still as the old war song
hath il. Saturday evening has hecom,
to be a very gay one at the Blue Ridge
Club, for the choir adjourn there for tea
after church is over. and a. il Is com
posed of some Of the most attractive
and most sought after members. many
others follow in the train, until yard
pOrticoes music room and ri! are file,
with the CAV throng. Mr Barry pres
ent of thirty beautifully bound Volume'
of Balzac's novels are conspicuous ON IN,
library table. The club should now in
vest in section OF TWO OF the Wer
nickes elastic book case TO place then
in.
Among the arrivals this week l. Mis-.
Isabel Morrison, OF Philadelphia, for
merly of this place. Al Mount Airy AT,
Mrs. Stone and Miss Virginia Richie
sisters of Mrs William Harrison o.
Brandon beautiful old Colonial Bran
don--on the James Miss Richie ha
spent most OF her life there. we hear.
Col. and Mrs Boyce and Mr. Law
renee Boyce have returned from -
Louis. The Col. i improved in health
we are glad to learn, and Lawrence ha
taken a diploma in the Faith Cure, =
he is able to treat his father success
fully
ONE or THE SMART SIT.
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Communicated.

BoNcF. Va. July 5. 1909.
EpIToH ClAEkE COURIER Wiuvou
kindly give me space for this u.u
m your valuable paper 90 answer
some questions asked By your cores
pOndeut at B-rrys in regard 90 the
bridges: first: the Board # ~uprrg
visors have uot been Ia session since
the Br.ig, Ac, was passed. -. IF
course, they have not discussed the
question OF decided what thcy ulll 10
IN the matter. II will bee four mouths
before they can submit the matters
aud speaking for myself will say
that / viii take all the time have
to find our what the people want,aud
do not feel under amy obligations to
commit myself az this time. If
thiuA majority Of The intelligent
voters wait the matter submitted
shall favor il. If % the contrary
oppose it. this entirely aside
from my own opinion in the matter
The Legislature bv this Act has
imposed upon the Board a very
difficult matter 90 settle. and sug.
gest the people could assist the Board
very materially by petitions and
counter petitions by letter and card,
addressed 20 the Board as member.
of it.One postal card from each voter
would settle the matter. while IT
would take hundreds written bv u.
to attain the same end. The Boar,
does not make the rate of toll on th,
pixies .n the county" but are response
/ ole by act of the legislature' foi
the rate at two gates in the county
Now Mr. Editor tell Brother Bon
not to get excited-its too hot. beside
no one Will take him for a Chiuamau
Bat every man that comes In coutac
with him Will put him down for
pure bred full dedged American citi
b Zen and even better "a culture,
Virginia gentleman.Thanking Won il
advance for your courtesy with man
wishes for the prosperity of your ex
a celleut paper and Yourself, ! an
: yours truly, II. b. Levi. Chairman
Board Supervisors.
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CRUMS.

Mr. Tom Hardesty was i'm Baltimore
Tuesday on business.
Mr.. VIII Grove of York Springs, Pa,
was recently in our midst lie with the
Misses Duterer Mr.. Harry Light and
Mr.. Abe Kimmells family spent sunday
with friends below Charlestown
Miss Ada lIardesty of Wadesvine
spent last week with her father at Crums
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dan Shepherd of Berry
willie passed through our neighborhood
Sunday morning.
Mr. Harry Hardesty passed Crums one
evening recently. We think he was on
business
Mr.. Will Carter drove To Bunker Hill
Saturday on business.
Morn ANON.
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The Clarke County Horse Show

The prospects for "A successful
Horse Show, at the Shenandoah
Driving Park. Aug.l3th and 18th,
grow brighter every day. The beau
-iful grounds owned by the AssociaI
ton, have been thoroughly overhaul
ed, and the new fencing around the
commOdiOus grove, and new grand
stand added TO natural advant ages.
make this place the most fitting"
one for such an exposition now
known in the Virginia Valley. No
matter how hot the weather may be.
the spectators can keep cool under
the grand old oaks that shade the
grandstand aud driveway. Neither
mau nor beast will suffer. Every
precaution is being taken for the
comfort of those who attend.
The entries close August End, and
already the applications for entry
blanks is so large as to give ground
for the belief the entries this year
will double those of last year.
The county of Clarke is crossed by
the finest macadamized roads known
in this country, and one of these run
right by the grounds of the AssociaI
ton. The town Of Berrvville.on the
n y W.Ry., near the grounds, affords
the best boarding house and hotel
accommodations for visitors, and the
Railroads give excursion rates.
The stock of this association which
owns its grounds, is owned
by citizens of Virginia, and
adjoining States, and it:
membership is ever on the increase.
The officials of the show are put.
ting forth every effors to make this d
leading event for both horses and
horsemen, and their effort.
are bringing together notable
and distinguished class of perform!
ers. Many horsemen from the near,
by cities, Baltimore, Washington, apC
Richmond will attend, attracted b,
the fine horses, that are always founC
in Clarke in great numbers at al
times, the county being noted for ii
high class of horSes.-and this tot
from thoroughbred to heavy draft.
There are classes for the ladies. a
usual, and though the day for the en-
tries to close is set for August 2nC
theses classes are already rapidly fill
ling.
No more suitable place could b
selected for the equestriennes to shO,
their skilful horsemanship. Their
is an absence of dust. aud an album
dance of shade, and perfect disciplnn
and the gallant protection of tn
knightly sons of Clark.
As stated ithe entries will clos
August the second, and application
for entry blanks, and catalogue.
should be made to Mr.. G. NJ. Brown
Secty. Berryville, Va.
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BOWLES.

Mrs. Mary Donaldson. of Howells-
vile, spent several days of the week
with relatives in this place.
The extreme heat has at last begun to
fill Onr neighborhOod with summer
bosrder> There are good many at
both Goshen and Mt. Prospect boarding
honSes, and more are expected soon.
Mr.. Frank Burch ir.. who has been in
Philadelphia at school the past session,
Is at home for the holidays
Mr.. b. :. Morgan, of Washington. j.
at Rosemont for week. stay.
Mr. Charlie Shumatc lost fine horse
last week. Toy having her overcome with
heat.
Mr.. W G. Conrad, of Montana. spent
several days al hi~ farm. near here. last
week.
Judson Chaplin i with Mr. J W.
Burche- family
a IA.
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GAYLORD.
>Hl.NNNpn,H

Mrs. Alice Mckinster has returned to
her home i'm Winchester after weeks
visit to her aunt. Mr. William f. Reed.
We are sorry 20 hear OF the illness Of
Mr.. Jessie Myerly Mr. Nycr.y has
been IN for some time.
During the severe storm on last sun
day evening. the harI of Mr. Gilbert
Myerly WAS struck 10y lightning. setting
il atire, hut with the assistance of Mr..
Lee Hulver the flames were extinguish-
ed without any great damage being
done.
Mr.. Henry Myers and Miss Emma
Rush, of the Marvin Chapel neighbor-
hood, were married in Charles Town
last Tuesday morning cur best wishes
remain with them for happy life
Many of the farmers in this neighbor-
hood have thrashed their crops of wheat
and find il turning out better than they
expected. We hope they may continue
to be disappointed in his nice way.
Id. Myers visited friends in Jefver
son last sunday.
Miss Edna Kercheyal. who has been
visiting Mrs Fred Morris. has returned
TO her home III Berryville
Mr. Jessie jenkins visited his son. Mr.
Clarence Jenkins. on Friday.
DAMoN ANn PYrHlA~.
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White Post camp Meeting.

WHITE Posi-. VA. July Il, 1902.
EDITOR C0CRIEH-
Please say in your paper that all
things are being prepared for a great
crowd at our camp meeting. Rev.
sam. p. Jones and Rev. Geo. r.
Stuart will both be present as prom
ised. All persons desiring to tent on
the grounds can 90 so free, by getting
family ticket. We charge for water
privileges for tenters. Come at
once, not later than the 18th, to
select site for tent Excursion rates.
Round trip for one fare from all
stations on the y. \ ". Railroad,
July, 20. -. %, u and p. Admis-
sion to camp $3.50 for family season
ticket for family of four. All child
rem under ten years free. Single sea-
son ticket Sl.OO, single ticket for one
day, on sam Jones days, July 22,23
and oath, - cts, Nundoy, goth and
2,th each day. l0cts. On DAYS the
Railroad does not give excursion
rates, July ls.l9,2I25,and 20. O5cts.
for each day n. L. Beid,of the Com
mittee.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-07-16

Richmond sanitarium for treatment. is
reported to be improving.
A dancing party was given a few
ever rigs ago at Luck Hit" by the
young ladies and gentlemen Of the
neighborhood in honor of Miss Reiche.
of Baltimore. The large party was
chaperoned by Mrs. II. : Bryarly. Mrs.
John Bowie and Mrs. a. T. Ferguson.
Refreshments were served during the
evening, and dancing was kept up until
late hour, with music by the Front
Royal Band
Miss Lucy Hughes, for the first time
since her mothers death about 10 years
ago, left the village on Thursday last on
visit TO her brother. Mr. Turner Hughes
at Bentonvillee She was accompanied
by her niece, Mrs. May Phillips, of Cen
,erville, Conn.
Miss Reiche, of Baltimore is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. John Bowie
Messrs. Horace G. and Harry r. Chand.
Ter, of Washington, spent nigh, in the
village last week They were en- route
TO Front Royal and were travelling in a
Milwaukee steam carriage. They came
via Rockville. Whites Ferry. and Lewis
burg; crossing the mountain AT Smokers
Gap. ascending and descending without
Inconvenience 20 their carriage.
PreparatiOnsifor the big camp meeting
are moving on rapidly \ carload Of
dressed lumber from North Carolina FOR
seats in the big tent has been received.
Mr.. r. Eugene Weirs bid for all the
privileges on the grounds, and secured
the contracts This will iSure "a bouuti-
ful supply of good things 10 eat
II NPPY ions