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Woodruff County news., 1903-01-01


 s.zzsz1s Mrs. J. B. Kittrell of Au gusta was visiting in town the first of the week.
 Mir, Harrys:Man the Memphis Lawyer was in town on Business this week.
 Mr. Berry Best of Newport, was visiting relatives in town this week.
 Mr. John McElwee, of Pine Bluff is visiting his parents this week at Snapp.
 Miss Susie Edward, of Bald Knob is visiting the family of W, W. Best this week.
 Deputy Sheriff Gslen Paterson and Cuissinberry. of Augusta were in toEn Sunday.
 Fetherstan James spent few days visiting his brother Charles at Augu sta tE1is week.
 Miss Cover Harsh, a most chaming youos lady. of Searcy is visiting relatives in town this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Boyd l&cCaiister of Louisiana epent several days visiting relatives in town during last week.
 Rev. J. H, Rsxrentine wife and ehildrensres spending holidays with friends and relatives in Mississippi.
 Mir. Fulson of Brinkley, came in Monday, bringing bis bright little daughter along so continue her studies At our school.
 Charlie James Ead Bailey Hog gard, spent last Sunday near town. Charlie can ha found at Mr. Nicholson s for sac next year.
 The News JHaa and his big brotherG us, Of Little Ro<.k, spent Christmas at home Eistl their parents. A besasr time mortai never experienced.
 Mr. Tom Greer. the City Mea! Man. has moved to hailding 0; his own just one dooc north of the Newssotice. He too has been or the list of forsupases. May he prosper and sell meal.
 M essrs. Bob SsurdjvAnt and Grover McCrory left last Sun day night for Fayetteville to con Jlnue their stHoieE. The boys are looking well and both are well pleaaed. The News wishes shem happy and sats factory New Year.
 Marcus James left Monday for Rirmingham. Ala. where he entered Massey's 5 Business Coi- lege. Marcus has the foundation suited for progressive business manand when Prof Massey turns him loose. he will be armed for all encounters in the comercial world.
Woodruff County news., 1903-01-01

My. John RsiGleman, of. Bris- ol. Tenn, brother +o J. H. I.x ileman. can now be found in his ,rotsasr Joe's pluce st Col. SbaAr ,r's. Ee welcome hirn in ou nidat.
 J. Fl. 'Beidleman, secretary nd TfeasSrer of the NcCrory .iercantile co., has gone home 0 yiait his parents at Bristol, Tenn. He will be back about the ,enth.
 Every thing is enroute to AcCro- y. DeView and Grays are slowly moving this way, Everything m town is i'll prosperous condi- tion. The Woodruff Go. News has moved to the building across the stree: from D. T, Wherry.s store. We will now occupy the second story with the Wood ruff Co. News office and we will have excellent Tele- phone. connection all over the County and you may restassured readers of the News will be put next to all the happenings in the County.
Woodruff County news., 1903-01-01
County Offic'sis.
Church Announcements.

NJ. E. Church. South F. E. Taylor pastor Services every first and third Sunday S,.n day School every Sunday at 9.so a. n. Dr. c B. Fakes, Superintendent. Prayer-mcctin every Wednesday night at 7:SO D. m
 Christian Church, of Deyiew. Services and 3rd Sundays at II g.. n., Ed Long preach ing on the first Sunday and Ed Wood on the Ard. On snd and 4th Sundays ot each month communion services areheld at 3 ?. m
Woodruff County news., 1903-01-01

WOODRUFF COUNTY NEWS: It is 8 mistake about my selling but I want to sell and came to your town you can carrectmista ke and oblige,
 Angi Cheatham.
Woodruff County news., 1903-01-01

MT. John Greer of DeView has moved his family to town.
 Mrs. James Scales spent the holidays visiting her parents at Searcy.
 T. Eek Simpson of Cotton Plant, was up to see the News man Wednesday,.
 Mir. Walker andson Byron who have been at Jonesboro. spent the holidays at home.
 Miss Lue Taylor. who has been visiting relatives and friends at Searcy returned home Tuesday.
 Miss Annie Sue Wilder visited Miss Pearl Best at Newport dur ing Christmas. She had splend- did time.
 Our friend, Ed Gatlin, sent us 8 silver dollar as & Christmas present to apply ou the News. Thank you ''Nubbin Ridge. I,.M. Petit. who ohasa lucrative position at Ehofner's Switch, spent few days at Searcy dur ing the holidays and visited lis parents and friend tliis week.
Woodruff County news., 1903-01-01
City Officials.

Mayor. E. T. Rane Recorder. ". B. Kyle Marshall Col. Stafford Aldermen: 0. E. Cook. E. L. Hamilton
 E. T WherrY. c. Hailev and B. J. Cariker
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-03
BIBLIOTECA DE <LA DEMOoRAcfA

II CQando el faction entr6 en- a
patio del hotel. TODD dormfa an n
en- casa del sef1or de Chstean MAJ.
/ n.y. = este no permitio que tocasen
en- Ell timore gus correspondfa con
81 lnbariOr para avisar la seryt.
oum ore, y dnicamsnte prepunt6
h 81 tampa habfa regresado Ia yfs.
pera. Ei portero contsst6 aflrma.
H ttvamente
II ventura recogio las rienda. =
antes de apearse Sc iuclin6 al ofe0
de So amo. Desconfiad da TODD al
Wunnn en vuestra casa, le dtio.
= dHasta de mi ayuda de Cana
-S ,bre todo de ese:su car.no
me gosta. W
Bleu; dijo al duque, en- cuyo
esPlri6u hizo mslla una rAnida
sospecha. Eotr6 on su dcrmitorlo
ue puntillas con iotenci6n de acos.
Iarse sin despertar Tampa. lei
ouque guerra estar solo reflsxio.
mar acerca de las ssmlrrevelaclones
De su pretendldo cochero. Pero
como los primeros rayos del az.
iiumin 2oan va su dormitorio -,
mirads Sc flo en- uus carta cnlo
caoa ostensi olemente sobra Ia Chi.
menea y spoyada en- ell reloi 8,
sooresaits al roconocer ell ancbo
ssilo de Iacre negro coo la, srma.
do Ss!a1drsra E,a carts A..
dada. contsstacloa la na s,n
Por Zsnpa. '~ua
Tsmb'anf 10 ell dn,na rx
sello, y de pront9. mlentrsPiote ~ q
So m'raia Sc turb5. n6,o.a $50
vacil6 y la carta go lie ps.iuo'
manos. Hs aauf 10 que al doa a
de Salandrera escrtbfs a, A. o1aue U
teau Msilly. o ona
sSsfior dulue: Ua v,aia ,
slsto que mi fsmilia vn PFC
lie emprender y suces-s ane
ne es psrmitido men,ion.r "
'6iigan q In duluess v ~, "o1 90
.oaodonar 4 Paris duranta .,an.
I,as; renunciar los prosactos
: aiianIa empezados q tratsr ar.
70 noso1ros. Macho on hsors a. ds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-03
-GQu6 har6isP

Ventura pareci6 redexionar ar
momento, y despuss repuso: 81 e
senior duque me cree y desea ven
Ger, me dejara obrar q mi sntnio y
no me interrumpira jsmas.
Como querais. dijo Ell duque.
Una pregunta Snscesitareis mu
cho TEMPO para buscar los papa.
les?
lie 8hf 10 que no puedo deeir
al senior duque. ESQ dependera
-Pero.... POGO mas menos.
Tai vez ocho dfas, tai vez mas,
tai vez menos, respondi6 Ventura.
Sc Gallo largando un latigazo.
El seffor de Chateau Mailly, muy
pensativo, no sc atrevi6 iuterro.
garle mas.
En veinte minutes ell faet6n
cruz0 ell bosque de Ssnart, IN
ouarto de hora despues pasaba ell
puente de Charenton Ei dia EN-
pezaba 4 claregr sus primero,
fulgores Sc efsjaban en- las aguas
del Marne.
Old esta historic. dijo Ventu.
"a. A una de las per- 'onas que quite.
rem q toda costa impedlr vGestro
casamieuto la srroj sron q este mis-
mo rio, hace cinco afi - metfda
en- un sacO.
-GY no Sc ahog6?
Era 10 j1ven de veiutisua:ro |
amos; tuvo serenidad y la energfa /
necesaria para rasgar ell saco con |
III cuchillo, y salir nadando entire
los aguas 6 ir agarrarse unos
Iauces Glen metros mas abajo.
IA veis. concluyo Ventura. que
,entes como esss. son adversarias II
nuy temibles para que Sc ref xlo-
le oos veces, como 20 10 hlce an.
es de em 2ef1ar Ia luchs con ellos.
dicho este Ventura volvio a
u mutismo y .fustig6 otra vez
Us caoallos. POGO daspues llega-
an q Ia barrera entraban en-
arts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-03

\ encontrara los documentos robados
Il y Sc casar&.
Il -iMe 10 prometeisP
/ -Yo no emprendo mas que ne
/ goclos SECURES.
Il ~lVesmos! 1Qu6 sums quer6isq
Il Un instante. diio Ventura
antes de hablsr da dfnero necesito
la promesa del sef1or duque de que
| continuare siendo su cochero de
| que no sabra nsdie 10 que acaba de
pasar entire los dos.
Sea: 10 prometo.
-dEl sef1or duque me dara 81
pslabra?
-Os la doy.
-Muy bien. Ademss: leI sefIor
duque haFa 10 que lie seonsejsre, y
so5re tod0 no me peeguntara sobre
mi manera de obrar7
No.
Entcnces, dijo Ventura, pode-
mos hablar de dinero.
c,Veamos! sCuanto quereisP
-lDiablo! murmur6 sl cochero.
Voy cumplir ciDcuenta y seis
aGos, y no soy amigo del trabaio.
dEo SOLdr ue una VcleZ 0CiGss,
siempre ambicione veinticinco mil
libras de renta.
-Es dectr, quinientos mil fran
cos
~ Dios mfo. sfl contest6 Ventu.
ra. Y Sc aprasuro af1adir ST.
este parece caro- primera vista,
ei sefIor duque me permitira le
olga que no pido NADIA por adelan-
tado.
-6C6mo 10 entend9is?
La noche de su casamIento con
a sef1orita de SAlandrera. ell sefIor
iuque me constituir4 veinticinco
Nil libras dc rents. Antes no quie
o NADIA.
Sea, dijo Ell duoue. 81 encon-
rails los papeles robados.
Sc encontraran.
Y ST llegais desenmascarar
mis- enemigos reducirlos q la
npotencis.
-.Oal En cuanto q ESQ, dijo
enturs. Ell sefI0r duque puede
arse de mf.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-03
LA MUERTEDELsALvATE
ABOGADOS

rival imaginario protegido por Ia
duquesa. GQuienes sonP pregunt6.
-Dlspensad, sefior duque !: os
10 dire mas tarde. No las conoc6is
nj pGd6iS conocerlas. Basteos saber
que son las que han interceptado
.eata carta y asesinado vnestro co.
rreo, no para robarle, siDo para
Apodersrse de esos documentos.
-lSabeis, pues, quienes son esos
miserables?
-Lo Sc. y entire & serviros para
desenmascararlos.
cPero, eXclsm6 ell duque, ,oue
lnteres teneis no conociendome?
-Conocf uno de vuestroS ami
gos. q un ingl6s que visteis a me.
nudo en- vida del sefior duque vues.
tro ito. Sc llamaba sir Arturo Co.
llins. sf1sdi6 trauquilamente Ven.
tura. 7 Ell du1ue record6 con pena
10 ocurrido con la seflora R9cher.
Senior duque, prosigui6 Ventura,
dispenssdme, por hoy, de mas no.
ticias relatives q mi personalidad.
No son necesarias y hesta PERU
dfcarfan vuestrCs intereses Que
os bsSte saber que fuf Ell encargado,
por esas gentes que auieren a todo
trance impedir vuestro casamien.
TO do interceptar Ia carta de la
condesa de Artoff La abrf, una |
veZ al corrieLte de Ia situaci6n, /
me pase del campo del enemigo al
vuestro.
-Pero Scon que inP
No teng) para que ocoltarlo:
para hscer mi fortuna, respondi6 II
Ventura. I ell duque sonri6 con
deSd6n. Ventura no vi6 Ia sonriss. II
pues Ia ncche era obscurs, pero la
Csds uno, sfladi6, sc de-
iica 10 que tiene sficion. q mf
ne GUSTAV los negocios tenebrosos.
-Vamos, dijo ell duque; exoli.
"a o..
Sin mf. repuso Ventura, ell Sc
or duque ssra vencido sin Que y
eps por quien y no Sc casara. |
@-Y soon vuestro auxilio?
81 el senior duque sigue mis- '
onSejcs, 81 me da Plenos poderes,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-03
HOTEL oLI1-.MEt!rPo
9ANTURCE

a 10 MINUTOs De SAN JUAN
El mejor hotel en- este china.
Espl6ndida ventilation. P3rqus,
tardines y Kiosco d la inglesa'
Kxcelente servicio do carruajss:
Precios moderados. Sc hacen re-
ducciones para f&milias. Alum.
brado elSctrico moderno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-03
ROn afell

El Ron veo de Gatel dc doe destlacon 10
mezcla de maeras 10 crtifa ell Labora
torio umico Municipal de San Juan Ell pdbico prefere
mas establecimientos acredtados de Ia ciudad.
Depdsito general: FEDERICO GATELL-Mayagues
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-21
THREE CURES
In FilChburg, Mass, in
One Week.
A G0mnaldabI8 Record For Or. GOSS0n'S
Kidney and Bladder Cure.

j. A. Smith, travelling salesman, says;
81 used DR.. Gossom's Kidney and Bladder
Cure for severe pain 10 my back and kid
neya. lam now perfectly we'll and recon-
mend this remedy to all who suffer as
] have"
s. A. Presley, Ralston ST., says: Dr..
Gossom's Kidney and Bladder Cure is all
you claim for it. had very lame back
and one box cure me-
]. D. Wilson says; ~ have been sick
for two years with kidney trouble. Tried
many medicines and doctors without any
benefit. finally tried Or Gossom's Kid
ney and Bladder Cure, and want to say
received more benefit from this remedy
than anything else ever tried. ! am now
able to walk, which / could not do before
my attention was called 10 your remedy,
III eheerfuily recommend it,"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-21
AIbanians in that district have burned
d number Of Bulgarian villages.


Vienna, Aug. 20.-A telegram from
Boris sarafoh, the active leader Of the
Macedonian insurgents, to the manage
ment OF the oriental railroads is pub
lished here, In which sarafoff says that
"the general staff OF the revolutionary
committee Of Macedonia and Adriano'
pie" announces that in consequence Of
the rising Of the Christian population
of Macedonia for liberation from Turk.
ish rule they viii necessarily have to
commit outrages on railways" and be
begs the management from humane
considerations to accept no passengers
in order that there may be no unneces-
sary sacrifices to deplore."
Bulgaria Buys Ammunition.
London, Aug. 20.-A dispatch to
news agency from Vienna says Bull
garia has ordered 100000 cartridges
from a yiennese firm for prompt de
livery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-21
TAKES
A HAND
Orders Squadron Of Var Ships 70
Macedonian Waters.
NOT MEANT AS HOSTILE ACT
nigh omciaI In London Declares
That Neither Russia Nor ANY
other Power Desires 20 Pre-
efpitnte . Balkan War.
NOT MEANT AS HOSTILE ACT

London, Aug. 2o.-The italian ann
bassador here has received a dispatch
from Rome announcing that an Italian
SQUADRON has been ordered TO Mace
DOMAIN waters to watch events No
explanation was given Of the reasons
underlying the orders and the embassy
officers were unableeto say whether It
was q result OF Russia sending
squadron to Turkish waters. 1t was
regarded as probable that the foreign
Office ait Rome had received adFices
showing that Italian interests, which
are important at salonlka and in its
neighborhood, are menaced and that il
was deemed wise to have q strong
force handy to convince the Turks of
the inadyisability Of affecting such in
terests by any hostile act. It was added
that the presence Of the italian tleet
would also deter the Turks from com
hitting outrages on inoffensiye Chris
tians.
AS the result Of inquiries made at
the various embassies and In official
circles here it is possible TO make an
authoritative statement regarding the
international situation as affected by
the troubles in Macedonia. Turkey re
CARDS the action Of Russia and Austria
in compelling the porte to institute re-
forms as an intervention which, to
quote a high Turkish official, "has all
ready had the effect of encouraging the
rioters. who viii be further encour-
aged by the dispatch Of the war ships
Of Russia and Italy"
This official added that Great Brit
aims attitude was satisfactory to th'
porte, as was that Of Germany. Aus
| tria. which, it is asserted here, was no
advised by Russia Of the latters inten
ton to send war ships to Turkish wa
ters, may decide that her interests ais
require a naval demonstration. 1t i
reiterated positively that Russia ha
no intention to engage in hostilites an
has no desire for war or even to arous
further international differences owe
the Balkans
The general consensus of opinion
among the diplomats is that there
nothing in the present situation to wal
rant the belief that 1t win develop int
general conhagration, as the power
are cooperating generally to preserv
the peace Of Europe. The situation /
the far east, especially the nationi
agitation in Japan, is regarded by som
diplomats as being as threatening
the Balkan situation The Japanes
officials hardly attempt to conceal the
belief that their government will act
/ the far east should such an opportunit
] offer a. the embodiment Of Russia
the Balkans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-21
soc A BOX BY
5Uc a BUA 3
{. A. DROWN, 4S No. Main St.
MONAGHAN CANAL
DR.. COrea says He Is Not Authorized
to Reopen Negotiations.

DR.. corea says He Is Not Authorized
to Reopen Negotiations.
Paris, Aug. 20.-Dr. Corea, the min
ister OF Nicaragua to the United States,
ia here on a vacation trip, but, owing
to his extended negotiations with Sec
rotary Hay on the subject Of the Mica
ragua route for an interooeanic canal
he is closely following the reports OF
the rejection of the canal treaty by the
Colombian senate, as it is said that one
OF the sequels may be the resumption
Of active negotiations with Nicaragua.
The minister declined TO discuss Co
lombia's action; but, when asked II
Nicaragua was ready to reopen negotia-
tons, he said:
Il am not authorized by my govern
ment to reopen negotiations or to take
any action on the subject. In fact my
instructions are to remain entirely in.
active. Nicaragua occupies the digni-
fed position Of not wishing to thrust
her route upon the consideration Of the
United States, although we believe our
route to be superior from every point
/ of view"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-21
JOINT sMAsHERso FINED.
Eight Kansas women Initiate Mrs.
Carrie Nation.

Eight Kansas Women Initiate Mrs
Carrie Nation.
Wichita. Kan, Aug. 20.-Elght WON.
en- concerned in the smashing Of a
aioinf last week were arraigned in the
city court. All pleaded guilty to as
saults. They were fined $40 each and
costs. Those who were fined were Mrs.
Dixon. Dora Wardel, Mrs. Mitchell,
Mrs. Lake, Mrs Braden, Mrs. Wyckoif,
Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Rogers.
Warrants were sworn out against
Mrs. Jones and Mrs. sloat also, but tire
eases against them were dismissed
The complaint was filed by Attorney >
B. Amidon. and the women were charg
ed with assaultlng 7. II. Mahan. The
attorney and his client were forced to
beat retreat amid q shower Of EGGS
thrown BY the women, who had lus'
finished their work against the saloon
The men had gone to look after Ma
hans interests IN the saloon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-21
RUSSIA PRESENTS DEMANDS.
The su1tan's Predjcnment Daily
Grows Worse.

The suItan's Predtcnment Daily
Grows Worse.
Constantinople. Aug 90 The Rus
sian demands on Turkey, growing out
of the recent murder Of the Russian
consul at AIonastir, NJ Rostkovski, have
been presented at the Yildiz palace.
Notwithstanding the warning which
Russia addressed TO the Bulgarian gov
ernment it is generally believed here
that the Russian naval demonstration
III Turkish water will dangerously
encourage the Macedonians, who, il IL
claimed. win interpret Russia's action
as being the first step toward interyen-
ton in their behalf.
The characterization Of the Turkish
troops Is regarded as being one Of the
greatest dangers of the present Balkan
crisis. The lack Of discipline among
the soldiers is marked. 1t is found
necessary to humor them in order to
prevent conflicts between the soldiers
and their officers. For instance, a regi-
ment. while on the way from uskub to
Monastir, demanded that the train be
stopped at Salonika for twelve hours
instead Of for the scheduled half hour
50 that the soldiers might amuse them
selves in the town. After futile en-
beavers to prevail upon the men to al
low the train to proceed the officers
were obliged to grant their demand
The killing Of Bulgarian workmen
who were repairing the railroad track
near Uskub IS another grave instance
OF the INSTRUMENTATION Of the Turkish
troops. Details of the affair show that
q train load Of Turkish soldiers, soon
after leaving the railroad station at
Uskub, not only fired on and killed
three Bulgarians who were at work
on the road and left the bodies lying on
the line, but some Of the soldiers left
the train and pursued five other Bul
garian workmen TO a neighboring sta
ton. where the Turks murdered then
all in cold blood
The ambassadors Of the powers have
again drawn the earnest attention O
the porte to the fears Of massacre a
galonika, and have demanded the adop
tion of immediate ana eHecuNe meas
ures for the protection Of foreign con
Fulates and the subjects Of the variou
powers.
Letters received here from Uskul
Bay there is evidence there Of grea
feeling of unrest. The mosques ar
guarded by troops and 1t is feare
they may be attacked
The Monastery Of the Holy Virgin
near Kitchero has been burned by A
banians after a determined struggle b
tween the defenders Of the monaster
ana the insurgents. during which bot
sides lost heavily
seryian refugees are arriving at Y
kub from Dibra, having fled from ~
place owing to fear Of massacre. ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-21
ON THE BRINK


IOriginaLl
have told Of my experience on that
battle field a hundred times, and never
yet have found one listener but be-
lieved 1t was the creation Of an over
strained brain, 1, the only one fitted
to pass judgment upon what / alone
was cognizant Of, have no opinion to
offer One thing / know-we, living
In this age Of rationalism, have ban
ished all save the material Foolsl
We see stars in the heavens countless
millions Of miles away because our
eyes are adapted to see them. How
easy for our Creator to have given us
another lens with which to discern
spirits near at hand And may not
mans eye, under certain strained con-
dltions, be so changed as to form a
spiritual image?
From early morning till afternoon
the Confederate General Albert Sidney
Johnston had flung one battle wave
after another upon the Union army
under Grant. He had said at sunrise,
Before it sets we shall water our
horses in the Tennessee Before that
setting he and thousands Of his men
had passed from their material bodies.
The first day Of the battle of Shiloh
had passed, leaving no sound save an
occasional boom. here and there a rife
shot, but above all the cries Of the
wounded.
/ had fought I'm the hornets nest,
and there / had been severely wound
cd. lying where l fell, among a heap
of slain. Ii was early in April, and
Ia Tennessee April Is what June is IN
the northern states. / looked UP and
saw the leaves Of a tree lazily 1utter
ing IN the breeze. I remember 1t be
cause Of the peaceful contrast with the
hell raging within me. oh, that thirst.
How IL was driving me mad. Then
for n tir1e + lost consciousness.
When / came to myself it must have
been after midnight ! think SO be
cause the wounded, at least those neal
me. had been removed, and there was
no living thing near me. Doubtless
had been left for dead Was I not Ii
the first stage Of death. yet not destined
for the last stage? had no feeling O
pain. lay thinking OF the events O.
the past day Suddenly heard {
bugle call. 1t was the assembly" Blu
instead Of having the rasping ring q
metal ii was like q seraph's voice.
started up How light | was
Nothing was an effort Looking
around, saw over each body lis coun
terpart rising and hurrying away
stood on nay feet. and looking dowr
there lay my own corpse Turning,
saw men forming ia the ranks Of wal
/ called to an officer who passed 70
and asked him;
what does this all meanY
'"They are comingI
"Whog"
sThe Confederate dead"
"Whatl DO the dead fight onf"
eyes; we are simply what we left o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-21

Albany, n. y, Aug. 20.Adiutant
General Henry says that the state Of
New York win be able to draw about
$4,000 from the United States gov
eminent this year under the new mill
tia law for supplies. exclusive of arms.
Under the old law about $4,000 was
available, to which is now added about
100000. Under a decision of the war
department about $4,000 additional
will be available on account Of an ex
peeted charge for arms drawn not be.
ing imposed