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Evening journal., 1902-08-12
New skirts for Autumn

Many Of the new skirts shown Tor
early autumn wear are sweep lengths
and the mode known as the Du Barry
skirt is ornamented with hand en-
broidery done in outline sketch in SILK
of a darker shade. It is said that no
radical changes are to be made IN the
autumn and winter skirt, save in the
mannish materials to be used. Many
of them. especially for the walking
length. win be Of the seven gore n@is -,i
and slot seam. with no trimming a. a.
about the hem. except a hnisn OF ma M
chine stitching. IL is, however, d ll.
tie early. and the best Informed dealels
declare there is no telling Whal heN
features in skirts may develop WIN 'n
incoming season.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
Unusual Sale of Blankets

One Of the largest sales Of blankets,
comfortables and ccunterpanes ever
known in this city. will open at Crosby
& Hills tomorrow morning. That
popular firm will sell all Of its blan-
kets at a great sacrifice. and a glance
at their ad in another column will con-
vince shrewd buyers that this is a rare
chance to save money, Other unusual
bargains also figure conspicuously in
this great Wednesday sale.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
IntroducIng New sYstem

c. S. Van Duyn, of the National In
spection Company, of Philadelphia, is
introducing a new system OF ire pro-
lection in this city. The company
leases. at a monthly rental of % cents,
it's chemical apparatus, and keeps It
charged with the same material that IS
used in the Fire Department chemical
engines
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There Is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an infamed con-
dition Of the mucous hning Of the Eus-
famed YOU have a rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing, and when h Is entirely
closed. Deafness Is the result, and unless
tho Inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored TO Its normal condi-
ton, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nino cases out Of ten are caused by Ca
tarrh. which is nothing but an infiamet
condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness Caused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls Ca
tarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
T. j. CHENEY q Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. TIC
Halls Family Pills are the best
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

...St. Paups NJ f. Church has dis
pensed with the weekly prayer meet
ings during the continuance Of Brandy
wine Summit camp.
An all-day meeting Of the Chris
tian and Missionary Alliance is being
held today at Alliance Hall, No. 6lO
Adams street. The Rev. J. II. Earl of
Wellsbridge. n. Y. is the speaker Ser
vices were held at 1890 this morning
and will be continued at and 7.Sl
D. m.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
A TRTP Isl THN THING

For those contemplating a pleasant
vacation period, especially If you pur-
chase your ticket via the Reading sys-
TEN. Do not fail to consult ticket
agents as to rates, time limits and
schedule of trains. especially the new
fast vestibule trains added to the Read
ing's superior service at the last
change. If you buy all your tickets
via the Philadelphia and Reading
Railway you cannot go wrong.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
sooiaI and Personal Notes

Miss Maud and Miss Grace Geisen-
dorfer are visiting in Cecil county, Nd,
at the home Of Robert Harrington.
Miss Margaret Shaw is on a months
visit to New York and Brooklyn.
Misses May and Ella Hammond are
spending the week at Cape May.
r. H. Appleby, assistant ticket agent
at the French street station, has re-
turned from his vacation.
Howell s. England. who is down the
Chesapeake bay on his vacation, writes
from Old Point Comfort to Edward w.
Cooch that he is having a delightful
outing. The weather has been ideal.
G. w. Greer. Of the Wilmington
Steamboat Company, left yesterday on
a weeks trip along the Atlantic coast
w. B. Gem, of the P, w. & B. rail-
road, is home for a few days rest from
trip embracing Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and New York. Mr.. Geln leaves
again on Wednesday for a Western
tour. in which he will inspect the COM
pany's shops in Indiana, Wisconsin and
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macklem, of Whining
ton, are on a visit at the home of How
ard Shropshire, Of Sixth and Booth
streets, Chester.
Miss Beatrice Whitlock and Miss
Clara Whitlock, of Middletown, are
visiting at the home of relatives and
friends in Chester.
Miss Jennie Cubbage. of Milford,
who has been on a visit at the home
of Mrs McNulty, of Third and Palmer
= streets, Chester, will return home to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. VanZant, oil
Twenty-fourth and Edgmont avenue
Chester, have returned home from
Lewes.
> Miss Jennie Harrington. of Walling-
ford. daughter of the rural carrier, has
. returned after spending an enjoyable
vacation of five weeks with relatives II
Harrington.
Miss Nellie Hines. of Chester, hai
been the guest of Miss Mary Nowland
in Wilmington.
\ Miss Lettie Laynan, of Chester, il
spending a few days in Delaware
Miss Jennie Moore and Miss Bessie
l. J. d. Sisler and Perle c. Sisler ar,
e at the Traymore, Atlantic City.
o Miss Emma Rettew is spending th'
7 day in Philadelphia.
Samuel K. Miller is at the Aldine At
" lantic City.
h. Miss Elizabeth Nelson is visiting
: relatives in Norwood Pa.
IS Boyer of Chester, spent yesterda
10 with friends in Wilmington.
Mrs. c. X. Smith and Miss Eleano
- and goLlEJrthAla-z igndAE new dunn
% smit hare in Asbury Park for fou
- weeks.
st Miss Elizabeth f. Rogers. of Phils
r delphia, is visiting in the city.
d. Martha P and Esther Cranston Stou
ne are visiting in Marshallton.
I. Miss Ethel Hoffman is visiting Mis-
L LLe Ida Barr in Mullica Hill, n. J.
Mrs. William V. Hutchins and Mis-
Mary C. Baugh are in Atlantic City
ed III. e. Wright. manager Of the III
'nl nois Leather Company, and f. Bennet
70 returned today from Europe
The Misses Iva A. and Elma Saul
av ders are at the Boscobel. Atlantic Cit
for the remainder of the season.
ass Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson are
Of lPennsgrove this week.
i've George L. Townsend, Jr., was
eu' Elkton last evening.
y Charles F. Megginson will sail f
liverpool on Saturday on the steaf
by ship Haverford.
Miss Louise Stidham. of Rose HILL
with her grandmother, Mrs. w.
- "-e-
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
for Maid and Matron

Women are patronizing the August
furniture sales.
Ready-made gowns now are selling
from a dollar upward.
Mittens are more popular than
gloves, which is due to the fact that
with the former any number OF rings
may be worn.
Hungarian embroidery is taking the
place Of all other kinds.
Bugs, insects and bees are the latest
things depicted in fashionable hosiery.
For a thin shirt waist madras with
alternating stripes of pink and white,
and having n pattern Of roses Is
dainty.
Charming cravats are made of soft
silk, loosely knotted, having lace lap
pets crossed and pulled through antique
buckles.
Red hat bows are becoming popular
at the seaside resorts.
Il is suggested that the elaborate
hosiery on the market presages short
dancing as well as walking skirts.
The woman who wears a black petit
coat beneath light skirts has queer
Idea Of the eternal fitness Of things.
Il
A linen gown, coat and hat tc
match. are decidedly smart.
Hand embroidered card. cases are be
looming popular.
Many a woman considers the tomatl
the best of cosmetics. saying that tn
/. Ifruit will remove any sort Of stain.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
Rescued from prownIng

Alfred Hold. of this city, who is now
occupying the Kensington cottage, at
Pennsgrove. fell overheard while row.
ing in the Delaware on Sunday Two
men by the name of Buckley and STREET
toni went to his rescue and pulled him
out of the water.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
srEAMEn GRAHAM nREAp.

Mix in bowl one and three-fourths
cgpfuls Of Graham -four, three-fourths
cup of Indian meal. one and one-hah
level teasnoonfuls of baking soda, one
teaspoon of salt. half a cup Of molas-
ses. one and two-third cupfuls Of milk
beat well and pour into covered
mould: steam one and one-half hours.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12

Prettyman, who is tenting in St Pauls
avenue. Brandywlne Summit camp. She
will remain until the close Of camp.
Samuel Isenschmidt is at the Shore
ham, Cape May.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
Quotations are corrected by Scott ana
Co.. Bankers and Brokers.
u O'Clock Qn0tauons)

Philadelphia, Aug l2.-The wheat mar
ket was depressed by liberal offerings and
lower reports from New York and Chi
vaso e.si' 'anu prices declined AQilc. per bushel
from Saturdays final rates Exporters
limits We're generally unsmdsfactory
NO. : red, as TO location, closed as sol-
N' .tfftf.fsssssftt. ts.t..s.s..4....l .lllIllM
Car lots IN elevator as TO location.
No. Pennsylvania red. now. 72df72is
No. Delaware red. new. ......... 72ft19i<
cOtN.-'lhe market was steady and
oheiihsa We're moderate. but there was
not much demand from either e,porters
OF Iobbcrs. The American visible sunpfv
showed decrease Of 900 bushels W.
Qu,.e no 2 yellow ,on track at GslfGGc.
'Nia.-lhN market was unscttiod ana
declined le. per bushel, under inc,so ,'.'
pressure 10 sell and limited inoi,ir,
though spit supplies were small Tbe
American visible supply showed de-
crease OF 73iO00 bushels.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
Letters Granted

Register Crossan has granted letters
of administration on the estate OF
Mary II. Malcom to Charles w. Nal
com.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12

John McFarlin, aged years, Of
No. 413 Maryland avenue fell from
a tree at Adams and Linden streets
last night, and sustained severe bruises.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
Wilmlnptonians at Atlantic CITY

Wilmngtonians at Atlantic City
A party of Wilmington people at the
hotel Wellington, Atlantic City, in
cludes: Mrs. Perry Vandegrift, Mrs.
J. Mason Phillips. Miss c. }. Vincent,
Miss W. W. Vincent. Matthew MeHugh
Miss Jennie McHugh. Miss Bertha
Smith. William L. Messimer. L. Harry
Johnson, William A. Hukill, r. G.
Tolmie, Mrs. A. Vending, Mr. and
Mrs DeSOtO.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12

Batiste chemisettes are coming more
and more into use.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
ANNA HAWTHORN.
ANNA HAWTHORN.
Reductions
For This Week

Broken Sets Of EinlbrOid-
cries, Edges and Insertions,
alI widths. Cambria, Nain-
sock and Swiss reduced Ia
Ofrthe Regular Price.
Remnants their value. All our
Children's pink, blue, red and tan
lace Isle Half Hose for ISc per
pair; former price asc.
Children's Dresses and Caps re-
ducei. A few Caps reduced to a5c.
ANNA HAWTHORN,
All Market Street.
D. & A. Phone 1854.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12

Many a woman considers the tomato
the best of cosmetics. saying that the
fruit will remove any sort Of stain.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12
a! EeDoEIea POI ll 9y 2. D. LaeI.ey 3 co.. BANK.

ciH ana hioktfH.
Bid.
Am NuL Fibre &c ........................io9
Am Nul flbro Preferred. d.............. IS
Am Nul. Fibre Common.
National Bank OF Delaware.
First National Bank .................lgO
Central National Bank .................117
Natl Bank Of Wilm. g. Brandywine s.
Union National Bank. &
Farmers Bank ............................
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Co. .150
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Co .157
Delaware Railrond ................... 3g
United Power and Transportation Co. 46
United Railways per cent. cerltn-
tut'a ttttsttt ..ttstsstss.s.s t....s...... S51t
WiL a New Castle llec. R'y stock. 10
Wn. a. New Castle Elec. R'y per
cent bonds ............................ .l01
WI. n Chester Traction s per cent
nonos '.......t...i ...-......s.,....... .1ydh
VII. Citx RailraE 4 Der cent borAs. .109
LOCAL QUOTATIONS.
ro-dny's local wholesale quotations reported
by saytOn a Chandler
Tomatoes sbaslxct l6c Csc
Whlieipotntoes bar % 90
White Potatoes. nus, 2lc SOC
Eggs Del nnf Nd dozen lSc lqc
Peaches, has 3i 10 Olc
Applies. bar ! % ] 20
Lemons box 80
Evening journal., 1902-08-12

Hand embroidered card. cases are be
popular.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12

Women are patronizing the August
furniture sales.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12

A linen gown. coat and hat L
match. are decidedly smart.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12

The woman who wears a black petit
coat beneath light skirts has a queer
idea Of the eternal fitness Of things.
Evening journal., 1902-08-12

Ready-made gowns now are sellir
from a dollar upward.
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CEDAR S PRtTNGS

E. G. Andis who has been
sick for a few days is about
straight again.
Mr.. George Kirk passed
through town Saturday on his
way to the oyster supper at
Camp.
c. w. Wright went to Rye
Valley last week after a bull
dog, | hope he got one for he
needs one bad.
There will be a. public
debate at the Asbqs dEademy
Saturday night. Come and
hear the discussion.
J. II. Lantz has gone North
to buy his spring goods, and
will return in a few days.
Claude Austin who is in the
picture business here, is visit
ings friends and relatives in
Grayson county.
L. w. Pierce and R. l..
Slemp, OF Sugar Grove, who
have been going to school at
A. H. S. went home last Fri
day.
w. w. Nickles of this place
has moved to Greenville Tenn.
where he will make his home.
Price Wampler of Camp,
paid us a visit Saturday eve1-
ing. He says he is going West
in a few days, and the girls
will get to kiss him good bye.
Bye bye, the little puppy is
ours. DEXTER.
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BLACK LICK.

Mrs. Jno. Hughes Of Bristol
is visiting friends and relatives
at this place.
Rev. d. S. Fox will hold a
sacramento meeting at Cor
NTH Easter Sunday.
ohm Ward has been out in
specting his wheat with a mi
croscope, he says that wheat
is as scarce as hen S teeth.
Joseph Beaver and family
were visiting at Mr.. William
Hughes Sunday.
Messrs. G. R. Umbarger
and B, E. Myers, were hold
ing forth OH Slate Run Sun
day. Fuzzy WHISPERS
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CAMP LETTER..

| Mrs Sophia T ulton died suddenly a
the homo of her son Fletcher Fultor
last Saturday morning. She was 7.
years Old. She leaves many friends t.
mourn Der loss. Her remains wer,
inferred at Blue Springs Monday at I.
a. M. Rev J. Kirk conducted the fune
raj service.
Jno. H. Groseclose, of near Crosse
close chapel, had the misfortune to
get his barn and all mis- feed destroyed
by fire last week
Mrs. Sam Wright and little boy called
on Mrs. j. B. Keesling and Rev. S.
Addingtou last Sunday.
Prof J. E Kirk, the Emusic man." was
i'll the burg few days ago.
Ellis Horn has returned home from
Atkins, whore he has been in school for
the past Six or seven months.
Jno. Bennington, of Corners Rock,
was over to sec his brother, Thomas
Bennington, who is very low with CON
sumption, last Monday.
Creed Howk is very poorly at his
home.
G.. B. Brewer and II. S. Horn, were
making tree nolasses last week. Mr..
Brewer is a barber and Horn a Loafer.
Farmers are very busy with their
blowing in this vicinity.
The Oyster Supper at Carmi last Sat
urday evening amounted to 50 so.
Chas. Etter, Of Rural Re treat was in
the burg last Monday.
Claud Wright was in this vicinity
few days ago trying to buy Price Wamp
ler's little dog, but somehow they could
not agree on the price, and he went
home broken hearted, swearing he
would have dog if he had to steal it.
Misses Ida and IIinnle Williams, of
Sugar Grove were visiting Miss Mary
Kirk last Saturday and Sunday.
Pafiiey Houk had the misfortune of
getting his old hound killed the other
day, it was misfortune to Patfley,
that he hadnot been killed long ago.
Come again Bill, you and Tad pole,
Dextes is coming this week.
Snappingburg is a beautiful little
burg, it is situated near where the road
crosses the creek. 1t is noted Tor poor
folks ond Rattlesnakes.
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GERMANY.

The farmers have been very
busy for the past week blowing
but this ground-hog weather
will stop them for a while.
Mr.. Letter will spend a few
weeks with his daughter, Mrs.
c. r. Copenhaver.
Miss Scot Hounshell spent
Monday night with Miss CAL
lie Letter.
Mr.. Marco Walters called
to see his best girl Sunday
evening, Hiss Dixie Allen.
Miss Tennie Nef spent
Friday night with her cousin
Miss Lizzie Copenhaver.
Miss Mammie Horne spent
Sunday evening with Miss
Okla Walters. Come again
Mammie we are glad to see
you.
Mrs. R. C. Nef and two
sons, Rhea and Frank, spent
Monday evening with Mrs: J.
F. Coley.
MIR. G. R. Pepper, who is
teaching at the Etter school
house, will close his school
Friday evening with a treat OF
candy for his scholars.
Violet.
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The Davs-Alderson Co.'S fine shoes and slippers hav
arrived. There two straps Colonals in patent kiC
and kid all the latest newest dressiest designs mai
order to Bristol. Tenn will be highly appreciated.
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When you wake up with bad taste il
your mouth You may know that you
need desc of Cham Gerlains Stomach
g. Liver Tablets. They wlllsclanse YOU
your stomach, 'infp.ove your appetite
and make you fee like new man
They are easy to take, being sugar
coated and pleasant in effect For sail
by Pepper & Hufford.
sAGszg51 E2gYTGs 52 9 9 sge3Esa eSeRgasg,
s2555gg77esc,sso w8sss9 yosa Gsa&s
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Letter to Mr.. Jas. T. HeIdreth.
Eco,

Rural Retreat, Va.
Dear Sir:-You like fine picture, and
you know nothing adds much to the
appearance of the landscape as a we'll
painted residence. Every residence be
comes we'll painted when done with the
Longman & Martinez Paints, and we as
sure you that your property, and your
property, when painted with
our paints, will add beauty to the land
scape; will cost you less; aud will wear
longer than any other paint. Paint and
painters work guaranteed satisfactory
else yonr house will be reprinted free of
cost, Mess. Pepper & Hutfard, will al
ways supply you.
Respectfully,
LONGMAN & MARTINEZ
PANT MAKERS.
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TADPoLE.
Watch and JeWeirY Fork.

Persons having Watches and Jewelry
that need repairing can have the same
done in first class manner by sending it
to Il Silverlhorn Co, 912 Main ST.,
Lynehburg Va, Also fine engraving
All work guaranteed.
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Very Low Rates

to tho Northwest March LIST to Apri
Bob, 1902. The Norfolk and Western
Railway will sell tickets TO Montana
Idaho, Oregon, Washington and coast
points at exceeding low rates from all
stations. 1t is possible rates to the
West will never be so cheap again;
choice Of three routes. Write for rates
and schedules, say to what point you
are going and your nearest station to
this line. See any agent of the n Il
W, Ry., or w. B. BeYil. Gen'l Pass.
s vent or NJ F. Bragg Trav. Pass. Agt.
poke, Va.
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BASED ON FACTS
And Told in Words That
One Who Runs
HAY Read
Geo, G. Musser, OF Crosse
close, was here Thursday.

Geo. G.. Musser, of Crosse
close, was here Thursday.
\, B. Harris, of Etter, was
in town several days this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Clay Lambert a fine boy.
Linseed Oil Soc per gal at
the Drug Store.
Pierce Staley spent Sunday
at Crocketts.
w. R. L. Germany of Roa-
noke, was in town Monday.
Easter egg dyes for sale at
the Drug Store.
Louis Baumgardner spent
Sunday at home.
J. P. Haney is spending this
week with his family.
J. L. Richmond made a trip
to Wytheville Tuesday, to see
his best girl.
Tazewell Blue Grass to
rent. Address, S. J. Brown,
Tip Top, Va.
Just received a nice line of
oranges, lemons, and candies.
at the Drug Store,
w. S. Baskerville and wife
are visiting friends and rela-
tives at Dublin.
w. E. Hillenberg, OF Crock
EFT, spent Wednesday at
WytIlevIiIe.
Miss Blanche Snavelv Of
C1ocketts, spent last Friday
visiting relatives in town.
DIR. and Mrs. F. w. Peerv
spent Fr;d2v at Ceres, aud re-.
turned home Saturday,
Does your house need paint
ing, if Sc get the Phoenix Paint
at Farmers Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Toe Baker of Barren
Sorinrs, IS visiting relatives
here,
w. ,,,4 ~ IT, D,.
and will paw the highest price.
Farmers Mercantile Co.
DR. Hess's Poultry Panacea
will make vour hens Law T,v
. nac1aoe for sala at the Druo
Store
Co, =, o.,1 49,. e,,,.
EI:,.
17arr,@ss NTa1 = ,t; a. ~S' S
$50 " W 1'i q ''el was
thrown from her horse IN front
of helms r Filters store vec
q,
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HOG

visiting parents and friends in
Snappingburg.
Marco Umbarger, of Petunia
has rented and moved in the
property recently occupied by
c. B. Lindamood.
Bittle Lindamood has left
his estimable wife and gone,
God knows where. 1t was a
shocking surprise to the peo-
pie here, but we presume an
other woman figures in the case
w. A. Wyrick went to
Smythe county last Friday on
a trading tour. He returned
driving a tow-headed, lump
jawed, knock kneed, flea bitten
Jersey steer.
There is a great deal of ex-
element in this part Of Gods
moral vineyard over the many
exposures throughout the
country to the smallpox case
at Crockett depot.
The d. M. A. District
Musical Association) meets
in Mt. Mitchell church the first
Saturday aud Sunday in April.
Come one, come all,
Both great and small
For we are going to have
a regular squall.
T. K. Suit, road surveyor,
with his force of laborers have
been quite busy since the
heavy rain, repairing bridges,
culverts and impossible places
in the roads SO as to make
them passable until more
efficient work can be done Oh
them.
Prof. A. B. Wilson's school
closed last Friday at King
school house with a most
praise worthy school enter
tainment. The rec itations
and dialogues we're excep-
tionally good, and perfectly
rendered by the pupils. Their
training speak in highest terms
Of Mr.. Wilson as a teacher and
manager OF exhibition exer-
cises.
Since NJ. w. Lindamood
won his suit atthe recent term
of the circuit court, he has been
turning sommersaults, stand
ing on his head, talking in his
sleep and acting real boyish
He has another suit in court,
but is going to plead the case
himself. A methodist preacher
will preside at the bar. Hearts
are trumps! by jinks!
Mr.. Will Smith, of Grundy,
Buchanan county Va, is a Wis
itor in the community and is
paying his respects to Miss =
well we'll not say who, but we
are powerful afraid he is going
to take her back with him
when he returns home. If he
does, the writer will always
think he ought to have stayed
in Buchanan where he belongs
but if he don't, then he is an
excellent young man, and we
invite him to come again.
Farmers are agreeably sur
prised at the present out look
for a wheat crop in this section.
The past week has caused
the fields to put on a different
aspect. Fields that looked per-
fectly bare a few weeks ago,
are now greening up and there
is promise under favorable
condition of a fair stand of
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Passenger Train Schedule.

The trains that carry passengers on
the Norfolk & Western will leave Rural
Retreat sta ton as follows:
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lNUUlHtT NuUpIT6,
A woman there was, and she wrote for the press
Gas you or might do);
She told how to cut and fit dress,
And how to stew many snoory mess,
But she never had done it herself guess,
(Which none Of her readers knew
oh the ham spent and the -four spent,
And the sugar wasted like sand
At the best of the woman who never had cooked,
(And we know that she never could cook
And did not understand.
A woman there was, and she had her fun,
Better than you or ~
She wrote out receipts, and she never tried one,
She wrote about children, of course she had none,
She told us to do what she never had done,
(And never intended to try The Spoller
Bisbee daily review., 1902-09-02

FOR sALE-By ST. Pedro Diax y Felis "a merchant" an assay outflt very cheap with a first class Aims worth's battan balance. For partic- ulars call on or address s. V. Cruz. Sonora, Mex. 8-20-2w