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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-04

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-04
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-04

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fino ale iehr f4on9"
(6ortfeBun9 folat).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-04
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-04

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labenen perionen big brei llbr Meorz
gems feIt5ubalten. Wie ben @diten bi.
msbr ols ousgiebige Mablseit befoms
men. 1T lsibsr ni3t seiust.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-06-04
WHITE POST.

Miss Mary Powers, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Powers, will graduate
with highest honor at the Farmville
Na.) Female Institute at the close of the
present term.
Miss Rosebud Casteto, of W ashington,
is visiting Miss Josephine Claggett, at
" The Meadows"
Mr.. and Mrs r. :. Brysrly have gone
to Harrisonburg TO visit Mrs. Judge
Paul, aunt of Mrs. Bryarly.
Mr. r. X Meade, who is connected
with the Navy Department at Washing
ton, is here on a short leave of absence.
Mr.. G. n. Robinson, who has been
teaching school in Illinois, is here on a
visit to his relatives and friends.
Mr.. r.. S. Bryarly is attending the
United States District Court at Harrison
burg as a juror
The deer park on the farm of w. c..
Conrad, enclosed with a wire fence
eight feet high, is nearing completion
We will soon have zoo near the village
Many thanks to Mr.. Conrad.
Many of our most prominent citizens
attended the flower strewing at Old
Chapel on Saturday evening last.
Mr.. ThOs. NJ. Lewis is indisposed.
Our enterprising countyman, Mr.. c.
Fritts is still in Boston, with his fine
horses.
New faces are coming and going at this
place. Mr.. c. NJ. Myers of Buchanan. has
taken the place of c. w. Alvin as agent
at the station. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Alvin displaced Mr. Mccarthy
who left here to take charge of the sta
tion at Basic City.
The strawberry garden of Mr.. Wood
ford is now keeping this neighborhood
supplied with this delicacy. The berries
are unusually large, and the supply 80
great that, Mr. WOodford can supply
outside orders.
HAPPY joins.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-06-04
MOUNT AIRY.

We are informed that the army worm
has made its appearance in the forests.
Men in the employment of Mr.. Carpen-
ter have noticed the leaf of the trees
disappearing and on observation found
what they believe to be this very des-
truction worm. However, the orchard on
this place, has not yet been attacked.
The Storm on Sunday last was very
severe on this Hill, as lightning struck
the tenant house and tore out the corner
strips, drawing spikes that seemed other
wise would never have been gotten out.
Mr.. Houghs family was not injured, and
never felt the shock. Hail from the
same storm did considerable damage in
and around Bluemont. a number of gar
dens were completely demolished, some
of them very forward, therefore, iucreas
ing the loss. Mr.. David Plaster tells us
that his potatoes were in full bloom, and
not one stalk was left standing.
Episcopal services have been held in
Bluemont every evening during this
week by Mr. Hinton of Leesburg, good
congregations have gathered each night
The cold weather of this week brough,
frost, which in some of our gardens
played an active part. We hope foI
warm weather to enable Us to replant al
that has been destroyed
DIR. Sellhausen was at the Top Thurs.
day, their handsome house they hope 10
have completed this season.
Mrs. Turner will most likely get hers
ready to occupy by the last of June
Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter will attend
the CornatiOn of King Edward
Miss Justa Moreland is expected to
reach her home in Bluemont on Mon.
/ day. Miss Moreland was operated on
for appendicitis, at Iiighwood. y. j.,
the first Of April her many friends here
will Ice glad TO have her back, hoping she
may suffer no Inconvenience by having
such a small chance for recovery ~ she
had at one time.
Mr.. Fletcher spent several days OF
last week surveying i'm the neighbor.
hood of Northfork
Our mountain turnpike is getting in
fair shape for travel.
TON SCRATCHER.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-06-04
GAYLORD.
TRxY

Mr. l. ID. Myers raised some wheat
barricks on his place on Thursday last
There was large gathering ofthe neigh
hors to assist him i'm his enterprise. and
all were nicely entertained by Mr. NY
ers at supper on the same evening.
Miss Estelle Castleman was the guest
Of Miss Flora Castleman last week
The farmers of this community made
a big shipment of lambs 20 the Baltimore
city market last week
Mrs wv. Symonds visited the family
of Mrs. W A. Johnston ON Friday last.
Many people of this neighborhood went
to the memorial exercise al the old
Chapel ON Saturday last.
The corn crop in this section looks
well and many of the farmers are pillow
ing the same. The prospect for w heat
crophas improved. and there are some
who think as good d crop viii DE realized.
as was reaped last year The frost of re-
cent date was so light that no ,ubstan-
tial damage was done.
DAMON AND PYrHrA~.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-06-04

The Annual Parade.

The Berryville Fire Company, in
charge of Capt. Enders, and headed
by ITS new band, insugurated Gus
tom Friday last, which bids fair to
become an annual one. Forming at
the engine house, the Fire Company,
taking all of the fire apparatus with
them, paraded the streets of the
town. The Band discoursed sweet
music, and was accorded many com
Pliments on its skill. Although or
gained but a short while, this band
can hold its own with any similar com
pany IN the valley. Their good work
reflects credit upon Mr.. Chas. Putnam
the leader, and Mr.. G.. II. Young.
After the parade, the firemen gave
an exhibition with the hose, from the
plug IN the town square, and then
returned to the engine house. The
band furnished music at later hour
at the yard party given under the
auspices Of the ladies Of the Baptist
Church, at the residence of Mayor
ID. II. Jones.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-06-04
BOYCE.

Mr.. W a Bradford passed through
Boyce Saturday last.
Mr.. and Miss Cardiff and Miss Laura
Conrad arrived at Boyce Friday evening
last, they had been in attendance as
delegates from the Wildwood Baptist
Church, TO the Baptist ;. = Convention
at Luray, they expressed themselves as
delighted with the hospitality Of the
Luray people and the spirituality of the
meeting.
The song of the locust is heard. we
have the full benefit of them. As few
years back this village WAS woodland.
II may be of interest 10 some TO know
that the lOcusts come up out of the
ground about dusk, by examining the
small holes in the ground under the
older trees at this hour. Anyone will
be well paid for their trouble il is a
mysterious and wonderful sight. and can
only be seen every seventeen years.
l hope next week 10 give condensed
history of Boyce.
Mr.. Holly Pifer, of the Berrvville
Milling Co., spent sunday with his
parents near here
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-06-04
LAKE VIEW.

The month of May. that has Just past.
was one remarkable for the variety Of
events, which took place in different
parts of the world. The beautiful month
of MAY, 50 famed in song and story. is
one that always brings 10 one the idea
of life and JOY; because il is during this
month, that all nature disrobes herself
of her sombre hues, and dons the gay
and beautiful robes of summer. But
the May of 1902 cannot be regarded in
this light by all, for to some. she has
brought destruction and misery. and 10
thousands the most trying time in mans
existence, viz, the time when mans soul
is ushered into eternity to meet his God
While Prudence has smiled on US. in
this, the garden spot of the world the
Valley of Virgins, and kept from us
death and destruction, this month Will.
nevertheless, long Toe remembered. be
cause of the unusual weather for this
time of the year. There was heavy frost
last week which did considerable dam
age, especially to the gardens. and in
/ SoAhN iNNalANlSr NCNtldl luNucS OF snow
/ fell
The first picnic of the season, in this
vicinity, was held AT Jordan Springs on
last Friday afternoon by gay crowd OF
lads and lassieS from near Relief. They
were Joined by quite a number of young
people from Lake View.
The many friends of Miss Sophis
Staff are glad to see her out again. after
her recent illness.
We regret very much to note the con.
tinued illness of Mr.. Ross Swimley At
Burnt Factory.
Mr.. \. ID. Cunningham is visiting
/ friends at Marlboro
Mr.. Stuart Bowen. who Is employed
by Mr.. Clinton StaufTer al his farm on
the Senseney road was painfully injured
by colt kicking him in the face last
| Tuesday. His face was badly cut and
several teeth were knocked out
Mr.. George Lee. while working at Mr..
w. ;. Bromley's Sawmill, was struck
in the head by a flying piece of timber.
which cut a very ugly cash.
MORE Anon.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-06-04
The High School.

The session of the High School
closed on Friday last without public
exercises, not from the fact that the
custom has become generally some
what obsolete, but because the assem-
bly, room has not yet been furnished
with seats, and more particularly be-
cause every hour that might have
been given to preparation for such
has been devoted by the faculty to
insuring, as far as possible, against
the failure of pupils to make the
necessary grades for promotion in the
several departments.
The werk of examination consum-
ed more than a week of time. These
examinations, while in the main,
critical and searching, were fair tests
of the pupils proficiency. The num-
Der of failures was comparatively
small, and in nearly every case these
were traceable to a misdirected char
ity in years gone by, in moving insult
ficiently prepared pupils from a
lower to higher grade.
These deficiencies made up, as they
will be, with future care and inflexi-
bility of rule in this regard, the
community has in this school all that
is to be desired; and the children
finishing its course will be educated.
In addition to the usual primary
and grammar grades of the school,
there is added the high school course
of three years. In this latter depart
ment, papers show that pupils two
years in Latin read such work as
Caesar with considerable fluency and
accuracy at sight, without reference
to vocabulary or grammar, while in
the higher mathematics, papers from
the same term pupils approach per-
lection in completed algebra and
geometry. Memory is discounted
and the examining process made of
no avail.
These points are reached by the
use of the CoURIER's interview probe
upon the principal, who insists that
the completed scheme is depend ent
upon the unflagging efforts of the
consecrated women of the CORPS
from whose shoulders no human in
genuity nor impulse of gallantry car
lift the burden.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-06-04
MILL WOOD NEiGHBOPHOOD.

The Blue Ridge Hunt Club Horse
Show was a decided success in point OF
view Of fine horses and daring riding
The weather in the morning was very
unpropitious. and the crowd assembled
on the grounds was consequently small.
There was never so grand display OF
gallant steeds" on any previous occa-
sion here, since the war, which shows
That our county people are walking up
to the very laudable ambition of improv-
ing their fancy stock In the class of
green hunters, no less than fourteen
entries were made. All were beauties
but the laurel was won by the little
sorrel owned by Mr.. Lawson. of Eau
quier. In the class of lightweight
hunters, MIR. Lindsay's mare (perfect in
conformation. won the prize which was
holly contested for by several, and if a
beautiful horse, a perfect jumper, could
nave counted paramount, victory would
have perched upon the brow of Miss
Dorothy Henry, on her horse Zenda. 9"
In the single driving class, Capt. W.
7. Carter bore of, the first honor. with a
pleased smile; followed in third degree
by Miss Henry, driving the gray mare
owned by Mr.. Byrd
In the tandem team, the blue ribbon
was Justly given to Mr. Herman Gibson.
with his magnificent horse Veteran. ''
in the lead, which was without a peer
upon the field. The red ribbon was
given TO Robert Page. driving a stylish
team, with Miss Henr' 5 "Zenda." in
the lead
In the double driving class. Mr.. But
Ter Of Annefield," won the blue. and
MT Robert Smith, of WicklifTe. the red
with his fine pair of blacks In the
Ghymkana races. Mr.. Mullikin. OF
PagebrOOk," was king of the carnival
The flat race was won by Evered
\ Meade. The scene Of these modern
| Olympic games was in the Carter Hall
grounds. " Carter Hail. the whilome
home Of the ancient family of Burwells
the grand old colonial massive pile.
whose ancestral oaks. have shaded many
generations Of Burwells. Now about
10 pass into strang hands. There is no
such park anywhere else in all Virrinia
Where nature already prodigal in beauty
assisted by an English landscape garden
| planted by some one more
than century ago. who knew
where to group the trees, where TO leave
a broad spreading elm. in stately soil
tude, where TO make vistas for the mag
niicent mountain views. and where to
leave grove of the primeval forest,
more than a hundred acres. devoted "a
/ pleasure grounds. with no oncIosure
visible. from the stately portals Aoieu.
I forever, grand old home.
ONE oF THE SMART SET.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-06-04
ASHBY GAP.
Ton SCRATCWER.

Mrs. Hanna Lloyd has returned home
after a short visit to her daughter. Mrs.
VIM. Thompson.
Miss Elizabeth Thompson visited the
home Of the Misses Margerte and Kath-
leen Smallwood.
Our farming friends in this neighbor-
hood are done planting corn.
Many people from this section attend.
ed the Colt Show at Carter Hall
Mr.. c. II. Smallwood lost a fine colt
from distemper last week
Mr.. Columbus Carroll visited Pari.
last week.
Mrs. ). J. Wiley was the guest of Mrs
c. II. SmallwOod on Monday
FIDDLE SICKs.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-06-04
WADESVILLE AND SWIMLEY.

Mr. thas Bowden, of Bwcetown,
passed through the neighborhood last
week
Miss Cora Dutterer and brother spent
Sunday evening near Swimley.
Mr. VIM. II. Carter and dauEhter-in-
law spent sunday last with Mr.. aud
Mrs NJ VI. Swimley, of this place.
Misses Louise Carter. Lillian Carter
Luce Swimiey and Ada Hardesty and
Me,,r-. T. B. Garter and Owner Swim
ley spent part of last week with Mr.. ~
Y. Hout, of Sharpsburg, Md. and az.
tended the Memorial day exercises.
STROLLER.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-06-04
Read It In His Newsnaner

George Schaub, well known German
citizen of New Lebanon, Ohio. is a constant
reader of the Dayton NolkSzeitung He
knows that his paper aims 10 advertise only
the best in its columns, and when he saw
Chamberlain Pain Balm advertised therein
for lame back, he did not hesitate in buvina
a bottle of Ii for his wife. who for eight
weeks had suffered with the most terrible
pains in her back and could get no relief He
says: After using the Pain Balm for a few
days my wife said to me. Il feel aS though
born anew and before using the entire con.
tents of the bottle the unbearable pains had
entirely vanished and she could again TAX,
up her household duties" He is very thank
ful and hopes that all suffering likewise will
hear Of her wonderful recovery. This valu
able liniment is for sale by J. c. AVIS.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-06-04
Communicated.

To the Editor of the COURIER
If You will kindly give me space
IN your valuable paper, would say
IN reply to a question that arose from
the chair at recent meeting of the
Veterans, in regard to the Senior
Camp having control over the Junior
Camp, that my understanding in the
matter is, that the junior camp is q
body guard to the senior camp. and
l have always responded TO any call
from either camp. Believing this. 1
shall continue to respond to the
authority of the senior camp.
Thanking the chairman of the meet
ing referred to for the compliment
bestowed upon me on that occasion.
l remain yours to serve,
y. VI. LUPTON.
Member j. f. b. ). Camp, s. c.
Y. No. :.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-06-04
Old Chapel.
STROLLER

Miss Eva Turner, of Front Royal is
visiting in this neiehborhood
Mr.. Lee Johnson and wife spent sun
day with John With.
Rev. Courtney Jones held services at
Old Chapel sunday night, amt had a
good congregation.
Mr.. j. W. Norous entertained mum
Der Of his friends on saturday
Nessrs. II. G.. Levi and Mr.. Guyer are
buying stock 90 ship this week.
Mr.. b. W. Norous and wife spent last
Friday i'm Winchester
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1902-06-04
Correspondence.

The Correspondence Editor desires To- insist
that copy for the printer shall be written in
ink, ON only one side of the paper, and care
we may not be acquainted with the persons
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BOWLES.

Miss Della ROystOn who has been
visiting the Misses Dove, has returned
to her home Lost Valley.
Miss May Shipe is paying visit to
her grand parents in this place
Mr.. J. w. Burch, last Friday, came
near losing his fine riding msre by
having her get fastened in the stable.
Miss Wilhelmina Gibson. and Mr..
Lewis Mckay, spent last Saturday and
Sunday with Miss Matte Mckay, of
Cedarville, Warren county.
\ good many people of the neighbor-
hood went 10 the decoration at the
Chapel Saturday.
SHENANDOAH.