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La Junta tribune., 1902-01-29
W Aso oows TIVE VALLEY.
ns~s items. Clipped. cesssossd. and
Stolen from Valley exehsngss.

New DuildinXS in canon lily
last year cost $3.50, 900.
For fresh bread, pies or cakes go
to Fishers postoffice news stand.
Buckley Il Hart have list OF
"baIgains" in homes. Look at
them.
Stark 81 Co. have big line ot
new and secondhand stoves they
are selling cheap.
There will be about 100 acres OF
beets grown on the Beatty rauch
and I4o on John Vroman's for
next seasons delivery.
Lamar has been raised to the
dignity OF d coupon ticket ONCE,
ana hereafter tickets can be pur-
chased here to any part of the
United States or to any foreign
port;
The First National Bank. OF
Las Animas, recently chartered.
will open TOR business February
18th. Officers and directors were
elected on January I4th. p.
Gaume is president and Oscar r.
Smith cashier.
w. c. Williamson, OF Amherst,
Va, says; '.For more than a year
suffered from lumbago. final
ly tried Chamberlain Pain Balm
and II gave me entire relief, which
all other remedies had failed to
do. Sold by all druggists.
Several of the new houses erect
ed by the National Sugar Manu-
featuring Company on their IL, 900
acre tract have already been leas
ed to farmers who will raise forty
acres OF beets, and one OF them
will raise fifty acres. Sugar City
Gazette.
The Colorado Telephone Com
pany had representative here a
few days ago talking up local
system. They evidently thought
that we were in the Juvenile stage
where we would pay premium to
hear ourselves talk. Judging from
the circuit they offered. = Manzan-
ola Sun
The oil fever has struck Las
Animas. and paper is now being
circulated to get subscriptions TO
put down well at some place not
yet determined on. A number Of
parties have subscribed s25 each
and the promoters OF the scheme
are confident that in a short time
So, 500 or s.. 900 can easily be se-
cured.
About February 18th the Amer
ican Sugar Beet Company, of
Rocky Ford will call meetings at
various points and organize the
beet growers into associations for
the mutual benefit OF those re-
qniring labor for thinning II has
been, heretofore. puzzle as to
how to distribute and conduct the
thinning.
Lamar will be in direct COM
munication with the rest OF the
world BY telephone within thirty
days. The lines OF the Colorado
Telephone Company are to be
extended to that point. and
arrangements have been made
whereby Lamar's present tele-
phone exchange will handle the
local business, the usual tolls
being charged on all outside bust
ness.
Seven bridge companies put in
bids for building the bridge on the
line between Bent and Otero
counties. For the bridge on the
county line the commissioners Of
the two counties accepted that Of
the Pueblo Bridge Company. This
bridge will be ninety foot com.
bination span with an approach OF
40 feet and will cost 81. 400. half
of the expense to be borne by each
county.
U. S. Ringer, Of Fowler. has
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
SMYRNA AGAIN IGNORED
GOOD RAILROAD SERVICE
O"fRNA BRANCH WILL NOT CONNECT WITH
AFTERNOON TRAIN JUST INSTALLED.
'''anN Railroad Company Includes
Nearly Every Town on Delaware Division
except Smyrna, Business Men Protest

With the change of the time-tabla %
the Delaware Division, which went
into effect Monday morning. a new
Fraln service was installed. The new
passenger train leaves Wilmineton
1.07 a. M, daily, and returning leaves
DeImar at 11.46 a. m, daily, arriving
at Wilmington at 9. As in the afternoon
Ihls new train coming south arrives
at Clayton at $50 an, about the
same time that No. 80 goes north. and
thls has made it convenient for tbe
smyrna branch to meet both. but on
the return of the new train which
passes Clayton at 1.34 O'Clock in the
afternoon, the railroad company sees
Ut 10 leave Smyrna out and have given
no orders for the Smyrna Branch TO
connect. A train going north right
aiter the noon hour would be one of
great convenience to the Smvrna
people and naturally there are protests
being made from every quarter.
smyrna is one of the most important
towns In Delaware, and to be thus de-
prlVed is deeply regretted, especially
oy the business men. Through no
1auIt OF the present generation Smvrna
is forced to suffer the inconvenience
from being off the main line of the
Delaware Division, and generations
to come will see the miserable blunder
caused by our forefatherg. Under the
circumstances there is nothing that
can be done. 1t is bad enough to be
deprived of the midnight train service.
out to be cut off from what would be
an Important afternoon train to the
business men and travelling public.
Is not taken with good grace. The
Smyrna people will doubtless make a
strong petition to the Railroad Com
pany asking that they may be given
this new afternoon service.
Under the new schedule. which
went into effect on Monday Decem-
Der 1, trains going north from SMYRNA
are as follows: 7.1S. s.43, 9.57 a. m.
and $40, and $50 p. m. Trains going
south, s.4S, 9.24, 11.47 a. M, and 4.12: |
8. 0S, and 8.O3 3p. IN.
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
1T is NOW cOSGRIFP AND REyNOI Ds
Firm of COsgriff Beck DissOIves p.,,0.,
Sn'p-mr. Samuel J. Reynolds BUYS ont
Interest of Mr.. E. Harry Beck

The well-known firm of Cosoriep 6,
DECK dissolved partnership last week
ana VIII be known in the futnra ..
Cosgritf & Reynolds. Mr. r Hor,v
BECK who has been associated with
the hrm for many years, has sold bie
interest out to Mr.. Samuel J Rev
noIds. The sale WAS consnro,oots.7
late last Wednesday afternoon ond
Mr. Reynolds took ahold at once Tho
nrm was originally Jerman & CosoriA
the latter having bought the tile busi,
ness from Mr.. W. NJ. Bell On tho
death OF Mr.. Jerman the firm mama
again changed to Cummins & Cosor;4
Mr. W. Polk Cummins havino bonobt
the interest held by Mr.. Jerman II
continued thus for several wears until
the death of Mr.. Cummips. when
tne business was taken up bv RecL
d Hazel, the real estate brokers and
the firm name changed to Cosorif
Beck and Hazel. Subsequently Mr.
benjamin A. Hazel sold out his inter
ests to COsgriff & Beck. which CON
unued under this name until Wednes-
lay lat. With advancing wears the
business grew until now it is one of
the best in Smyrna.
as member of the old firm Mr. r
HH Beck was regarded as a''hustIer',
81 business man was one of the
(z-.shtest and shrewdest in town
what Mr.. Be intends doing has not
been given but it is tbougbt .
!, more iuH7 .eld of labor awaits
hlm elst sre!-.7or the present he
will rem in Smyrna where bls time
VIII oe Zen UP more or less in settl-
ing the book accounts of the old firm
OF Cosgriff q Beck. His successor
Mr. Samuel J. Reynolds, is one of the
substantial citizens of Smyrna. and 8
business man of recognized ability
who is conservative to a marked de.
gree. For the past year or more he
mas been in the coal and grain bnsi.
ness with Office adjoining Walls
clothlng store. The new firm has the
pest wishes of the TIMES tor a bright
and prosperous future.
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
ASBURY CHURCH UsHHRs APPOINTED.
President W. @. Roe Name the Ushers and
Collectors for the Ensuing Month.

President W. G. Roe of Asburv NJ
E. Church Ushers Union has made
the following appointments for De.
cember: Ushers, a. m.-W.E. Farie,
Harvey W. FAIRIES, E. M. Webb. I. b.
Brown; p. m.-Ralph Jefferson. Ver-
non Phillips, Edw. T. Porter. q
Reynolds Stevenson. Collectors n
m.-Harry Collins, Homer K. Lewis.
Sherbourne A. Collins, Frank G.
Armstrong; p. m.-Charles Turner.
w. l.. Porter, Alfred Tilghman, J. O.
Wlnford. Epworth League, William
Mcdowell, A. D. Cole. Prayer Meet
ing-W. W. Hynson, Charles J. Sud-
Ter. Books McKendree Williams
J. Frank Webb, G. S. FAIRIES, L. F.
Boyer. Average attendance, a. M.
corgregation-2O1; choir, 10: ushers,
IL; total, 22S. congregation, p. m.-
l43; choir, 9; ushers, II; total, 1854;
Epworth League, 112. There will he
meeting at J. b. Krusen's office
Thursday evening at o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
TEMPERANCE ExEcUTITE COMMITTEE
held Its First Session at Asbury Church Last
wednesday and Perfected an Organization.

Held Its First Session at Asbury Church Last
Wednesday and Perfected an Organization
The executive committee elected at
the recent temperance meeting held at
Asbury Church to organize a move
ment to have the incoming Legislature
to submit the question of 'Iicense'' or
INC license" held its first mectino
Wednesday night after prayer meeting.
Permanent organization was effected
by making Rev. Vaughan S. Collins
chairman and Mr.. George NJ. Steven
son, secretary. The committee which
is non partisan one is composed of
W. 0. Hoffecker, George M, Stevenson
W. A. FAIRIES, W. R. Davis, Benton V.
Weldon, Joseph B. FAIRIES L. M. Price
William FAIRIES, J. Frank Webb, Mrs.
Kate E. Smithers, Miss Mary w.
Thompson, Mrs. Annie E. Pierce. No
active work will be done nntil after the
state convention which will be held at
Dover on December the eighteenth.
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
PRAISE FOR PRESIDING ELDER cORKRAN.
Al Recent Meeting Of the Stewards Of Ess.
'On District Resolutions Were Adopted.

AT q recent meeting of the Board OF
stewards of Easton District of the
wilmington Conference, Mr.. David
o CLARK of Kenton, offered the follow.
resolutions on the Presiding Elder
pc Rev. W. F. Corkran d. D.. ot
0myrna, whose term of office will ex-
pire at the meeting of the next Con-
J ference. Whereas-Bro. Corkran's 3
Serm as Presiding Elder on Easton
Dlstilet will end with this Conference
year. and according to the rules and
regulations of our Church, he will be
sent TO another ielG of labor.
be 1t resolved-That we, the Board
oi Districts Stewards of Easton Dis
rict met in Asbury Church, in SMYRNA
nov S6th, 1902, tender our thanks to
! pro CorlIran for the good service he
nss given our church during his term
oi oihce as Elder.--We are glad to
AnoW that when he makes his report
70 tne Conference, he will be able to
-"Ae a good one, both of the spiritual
"uu financial conditions of his District.
we rejoice in the Christian spirit
o sna' ne has always manifested in our
Quarterly Conferences, which has
sSusnt us to love and respect him. May
sue same spirit abide with us when he
ssali . have taken up his work in an
.' Osner field Of labor; and may the bles-
piuss OF our Lord and Master rest upon
I -, ana help him in all his ministe-
-. tl"l work In life;and may God give un-
~ - nim many days in which to labor
=. our Masters cause; and finally,
wen ne 10 called to receive his reward,
may he have manv stars IN ~. 60,
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
MEETING OF BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Was Held at the Home Of Mrs. Lydia mellow.
ell Monday Evening Officers Elected.

Was Held at the Home Of Mrs. Lydia mellow.
ell Monday Evening Officers Elected.
The annual meeting of the BeneYo-
lent Society of the town of Smyrna
was held at the home of the president,
Mrs. Lydia Mcdowell, Monday even
ing when officers for the ensuing year
were elected. The meeting is usually
held the first of January, but owing to
the fact that Madame Barakat would
be here at that time, it was deemed
advisable to hold it Monday evening.
The officers were reelected as follows:
President, Mrs. Lydia Mcdowell.
vice-presidents, Mrs. Caroline J. Raw,
mond, Mrs. Angelica Colt; treasurer.
Mrs. Henrietta W.Tschudy; secretary.
Mrs. William A. Stevens; distributing
agent, Mrs. Annie @. Cummins; visit
ing committee, Mrs. Mary L. Boyd.
Mrs. Richard Walsh and Mrs. Thomas
H. Haynes.
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
KENT COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE
WIN appear atthe Smyrna Opera House Next
wednesday For a Three Days Session.
rlnest Evening Attractions TO be Held

Next Wednesday the 2sth Animal
session of the Teachers Institute Of
Aent County will convene at the
smyrna Opera House for a three dsvs
session. The occasion will he one of
interest to the people of SMYRNA as
well as to the on hundred and fiftv or
more teachers who will be present
smyrna will welcome the Tnstitnta
with Its weIl-knOwn hospitality and
the day and evening attractions will
SHord treat that none of our citizens
can afford to MISS The following ara
the day workers and their subjects.
wednesday,. Supt. Geo. w. Twit-
FRyer, wilmington, Del, () The Story in
11p1Ia'iSni of tbn Sa " What Business Expects
OF tne Schools" 90 professional StI1Jv
for Teachers" ii. Mrs. HINT ip' ia babais IosHdy
OF OF the W. G. L. u. will lecture on .sScien
Schools. IL 'ne FuOhc
y, ,Thursday-I DR.. F. H. Greene of West
Chester Normal School, Q) Guiding Prins
TiRieS + Sol IN Teaching" 90 Language, Part
~ ~ 400nl, language, Part H. DR.. Hen
HGhoois t"i1l of Pennsylvania, will give three
Ialks during the day. The subjects have
not yet been received. '0
Z, Frlday-I. Hon. George Howeu of
scranton, per Pa, (D Memory" (2) ''Colum-
PrSif PPrSi 90 Lesson in Geography" II.
Sobno1a' HI. a. e. Dem0rest. Superintendent of
headlng," j." (2) "A Plea for Better Writ;nSS
Ours" ms HroIesslon OF
Inc evening entertainments, which
Will be given at the Smyrna Opera
House, have been selected with care
ana are fully up to the usual standard
rogers and Grilley, who will appear
wednesday night, have once visited
the Kent County Institute and their
success at that time demanded their
return. You cannot afford to miss
thls novel entertainment. William
hawley Smith one of the best lectur-
ers IN the business will appear on
Thursday night; subject, Something
LeIt over. " He is fine lecturer and
wll! more than meet your expectations.
De sure to hear him. If not Won will
always regret it. The Caecilian Quar-.
tette' assisted by Miss Helen Mar
Wilson, who will appear Friday even.
ing, comes with the most fiattering
recommendations. The program Is
such as will please the most critical
musical ear. Miss Wilson will please |
all, as she is an artist in her line sell |
dom equalled. Wilmington people
almost idolize her.
The chart for the entertainments
Will De on sale at Weldon's drug store
On Friday morning. Course tickets
Sl.OO; reserved seats, so cents; ge neral
admission, 35 cents.
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
HIGH SCHOOL LITERARY SOCIETY.
Program Of Friday Afternoon as Reported BY
Sherman COrkran, Correspondent.

The Literary Society of the Smyrns
High School met Friday afternoon and
the following program was rendered.
Song by the school.
Essay, Origin and History of Thanks
giving Dayh-Miss Florence Gregory
- Reading, IAN Old Thanksgiving Dav,,-
Norman Taylor.
Defamation, 1.-THE Gamblers Wifer
Miss Evelyn Jones.
Essay, "The Blacksmith and His Sbo,,,,
--Dirrlckson Cummins.
Reading, Jenkins Goes ona p;on;o,,
Miss Elizabeth Start.
Essay, Rice Miss Pearle Warner.
Song by the school,
Reading, ''The Wreck of the Hesperus',--
Miss Edith George.
Defamation, six Little Turkeysn-NIiss
Ida Reed.
Reading, "The Execution of Dariusn--
sherman Corkran.
Defamation, Thanksgiving" ng"-Miss Stel-
la Short.
Paper, editor, Miss Lulu Robinson.
Debate, Resolved, That there should be
no school on the Friday following Thanks
giving. Affirmative, Miss Edna Armstrong
Sread by Miss Lillian Spcakmanl, Davis
BEL; Negative. Miss Caroline Riggs and
The judges, Mr.. Maynx / Griffith,
Harry Garrison and Miss Beulah
Reynolds, decided the debate in favor
OF the affirmative.
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
CHARLES HAMILTON DIES AT CAMBRIDGE.
Was Recently a Resident Of Smyrna and In
Charge Of Lewis Harness Department


Charge of Lewis Harness Department
Charles Hamilton of CAMBRIDGE
Nd, who recently was in charge of
the harness department of w. M.
Lewis Emporium, died at the Cam
bridge Hospital at 3 O'Clock Friday
morning in the cath year of his age.
Mr.. Hamilton was engaged in the har-
ness busin ess in Middletown about
three years ago, but later removed to
Smyrna, but this fall he located in
Cambridge, Nd, where he again en-
tered in the same business. While in
smyrna he was married to Miss Bes-
sic Carter, of Middletown, who sur
wives him. Deceased was a former
resident Of Elizsbethtown, Pa. Much
sympathy is expressed for his young
wife and the untimely death of her
husband.
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
KENT LEVY COURT BEGINS
REFUNDING INCOME TAXES
OROERS WERE AUTHORIZED TO BE DRAWN
YESTERDAY TO PAY BACK MONEY.
Taxes to be Refunded Amounts to sIsOOO and
Inc Levy Court has Borrowed the Money
10 Order TO Satisfy Tax Payers

The Kent County Levey Court met
IN session at Dover yesterday and
much time and consideration was civ.
en- to the Adams Tax Law ouestio
winch has been declared unconstitu
Ilonal by the Superior Court. M,
Levy Court Committee composed of-A
~ benson, b. H. Moore, Clerk of the
Peace Downs and Attorney Frank Fl.
DAVIS submitted their bond. Arranga-
ments had been made for borrowing
Sl0'OOO to be used to pay back to the
people who had complied to the income
tax law. The farmers Bank of Dover
agreed to loan the county the amount
ABOVE stated at interest giving the
county its own time in paying off
debt The proposition having been
accepted, the Levy Court au 5orized
payments to be made a. ,e and
orders were drawn yesterday in favor
OF many of the tax payers.
The Levy Court also allowed the
bill of $3,7OO of Recorder of Deeds
Lord and attorneys Smithers and Wal
colt for indicing. This bill has been
pending for some time and the exbor-
bltant price would never have been
paid had not the law compelled them
to.
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
WEDNESDAY NIGHT EUcHRE ENTERTAINs.
Their First Monthly Social Given al the Home
Of Mrs. Edward Farrell on Main Street

Their First Monthly Social Given al the Home
of Mrs. Edward Farrell on Main Street
The Wednesday Night Euchre''
held their first monthly sociable at the
home of Mrs. Edward Farrell on We'd
nesday at which a delightful time was
had. There we're four tables. Mrs.
Benton N. Weldon won first ladies'
prize, and Mr.. Robert H. Hill won
first gentleman's. The third prize was
awarded to Mrs. Margaret Blackiston.
Those present included: DR.. and Mrs.
Edward S. Dwight, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Jardine, Mr.. and Mrs. Benton N.
Weldon, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Farrell.
Mrs. Margaret Bailey, Mr.. John G.
Stockly, Mrs. Danniel @. Bailey, Miss
Helen Waters, Miss Phida Janney,
Miss Margaret Blackiston, Mr.. Robert
II. Hill, DIR. Reuben Denney and Mr..
George Jarvis.
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
BENEFIT OF THE SMYRNA HOSE COMPANY
Remaining -Four Entertainments of the Star
Lyceum Course Will Benefit Our Firemeu.

Un
The remaining four entertainments
OF the first series of the Star Lyceum
Course will be given for the benefit Of
the Citizens Hose Company of Smvr-
ma. Tickets have been placed in the
hands of the volunteer fremen and the
citizens of Smyrna should show their
appreciation of this faithful volnntaar
service by giving their entertainments
their hearty support. The next en-
tertaln ment in the course will he To-
morrow, Thursday. evening, when the
Amphion Male Quartette of New York
City with Miss Maude Gates. reader
VIII appear at the Opera House. THIS
is an opportunity to hear one of the.
best entertainments ever given in
Smyrna and at the same to help a
worthy institution. Tickets can he
procured from the fremen. Chart
on sale at Clifton & Raymond's drug
store and Weldon's drugstore.
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
NEED NOT BORROW MONEY
TO REPAIR LIGHT PLANT
COUNCIL OF THE OPINION THAT A DYNAMO
WILL BE ALL THAT is NEEDED
Can be Put 10 at a Cost of About SllO0 and
Paid For out Of the Funds Ofthe Treasury
Provided that Water Bond is not Paid.

The Smyrna Town Council met il
regular session last Friday evening
with all present except Councilmen,
Moore, Wright and Reynolds. There
was but little business transacted, and
the few moments the Council was in
session was taken up in random talk
over the affairs of the town. Secretary
Anthony suggested that the members
give some thought and consideration
to the improvements to be made to the
electric light plant and if the town
wished to borrow money, some action
should be taken toward getting things
in shape to rush through the Legisla-
ture soon after it convenes. This lead
to some little talk on the subject. The
representative of the Harrison Safety
Boiler Company who was here superjn-
tending the construction of the feed
water heater recently installed at the
plant, is reported to have said that the
electric light plant was not in need of
additional boiler capacity, that the
present was sufficient to carry the load
if properly run.
On the strength of this statement it
is hardly likely that the Council will
seek the Legislature to borrow money
at the present time. A new 60 K
dynamo may be installed at a cost of
SllOO or $1,000 and this with the new
iced water heater just installed is
thought to be sufficient to put the plant
IN good condition. By suspending the
next payment on water bond the
Council will be in a position to make
the improvement without borrowing
and In 1905 when the bonds fall due
there will have to be money borrowed
settlement made and an entire re-
issue OF bonds which will be brought
before the Legislature at the proper
ilnae. Just when the Council will
taKe up the matter of improvements ia
! question OF remote contingency, but
! Is thought that something will be
lone at an early session, and it is most
lkeiy that the plans outlined above
Will meet with the approval of the en-
ire council.
al the present time there is some |
i.'le concern over the price of coal |
which is eating a big hole in the
feasury. The town now has on hand |
% IUOut a hundred and twenty tons.
!, me Following bills were allowed: P.
" q B. Railroad 1884; Charles
warner Company. coal S241. .O4 Jenkins
$7.15; George F. Blake.
$3.50; Total 1886. 93.
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB PROGRAM

Meeting Of Friday Afternoon In chsrye ot ME-
Janney. Chairman Literature Committee.
The regular business meeting of tbel
Soth Century Club was held Friday
afternoon and the following program
rendered after the business disposed
of:
read by Miss Anthony. 'nony'
@ c.t:el review of Club Woman -Misss Ella
Next weeks program will be in
charge Of Mrs. j. Harvey Speakman.
Chairman of Art and Drama.
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
ASBURY METHODIST CHURCH MATTERS

Practitioners will be Taken in at tbe Close =,
the Preaching Service Sunday Morning
At the close of the preaching service
at Asbury NJ. E. Church next Sundav
morning, the rest of the probationers
OF the great revival of last winter. will
De admitted to full connection with the
church. Rev. Vaughan S. Collins will
receive them Immediately after the
SUNDAY morning sermon. This even
ing the Epworth League will hold a
business meeting at $50 O'Clock ut
Wnich the semi-annual election of Of
ncers will take place. The third
Quarterly Conference will meet Thurs
day evening at 2. 80 O'Clock.
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
DIED SUNDAY AFTERNOON OF DIpHlneRA

Price LattOmus Scout, Son of of MIR. and Mrs.
NJ. NJ. P. Scout Died at Smyrna Landing.
Price Lattomus Scout, the five year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Scout
died at Smyrna Landing at 4 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon as the result of an
attack OF diphtheria. The little fellow
had nearly gotten we'll of the disease
but was so weak from its effect that
heart failure set in which resulted in
his death. Services were held at his
late residence yesterday morning and
lnterment took place at st. Peters
Cemetery, the Rev. Vaughan s. Col.
Inns officiating.
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03

Picked Peas From Her Garden. Thanksgiving.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Diehl, gathered from her
garden on Thanksgiving enought peas
for her Thanksgiving dinner,
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
CHANGE IN TIME OF CLOSING MAILS.
New Train Just Installed VIII Give SMYRNA q
Mail From North an Hour Sooner

With the new time table which went
into effect, the closing of mails have
been changed as follows, GSing north
600, $50 a. M, $50, 4.55, and 735 n
m. Going south $40 a. m. and 455
and 7.S5 p. m. For Clayton, and D. &
Z. Road $40 a. m, and $50 p. m. It
will be noted that the neY N is .
mail train and the Smyri Die will
have their mail an hour sooner in the
morning.
Smyrna times., 1902-12-03
r, adjustment On IIoIIseker prop.rtu.

a ,as Farmers Mutual Fir. rn.,,,...,,..
smpany, Cosgrifr & Beck agents so l'bavs bavs
'usted the loss on the property Of
Mary K. Hohecker at $1,000, offer
Y : 10 rebuild or pay over the sum.