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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-08
HEAVY FIRING
Off Bar Harbor-The Attacking Fleet
Probably Sighted.

Bar Harbor, Me-, Aug. Heavy fir
ing in the direction of Mount Desert
Rock, and continuing for fully five
minutes, was heard about 1915, tonight,
and it was the general belief here that
the enemy" had been sighted by the
defending fleet. From the shore path
which commands view of the ocean,
no ships were visible, although the
weather at the time was very clear and
bright moon shining. 1t is thought
that the attack was a feint on this part
of Admiral Barker's line, and that the
main portion of the fleet might be eX-
pected either at Cape Ann or at East
port, the western and eastern limits of
the game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-08
ALL KINDS OF WIND.
The Challenger Raises Hope Over Vic.
tory from Old Boat.

Atlantic Highlands, N. J., Aug. T.
The Shamrocks raced in many kinds of
winds, today. Running and reaching in
a shifting breeze Shamrock III out
sailed her pacemaker by minutes,
seconds in sailing Is miles to the outer
mark and beating back by minutes,
seconds total of 6 minutes, 10 seconds
elapsed time. The course was south
east and the start was from the Scot
land Lightship before light northwest
wind
The starting time was
Shamrock /. ..................... 45
Shamrock Observation-Disclosures. 11.29.2S
Within three minutes the challenger
overlook the old boat and began to
leave her astern. The wind was soften
ing but at noon the old boat caught a
freshing slant of new wind from the
west and smothered her spinnaker and
setting balloon jibtopsail cut down half
the challenger's lead before the latter
felt it. The wind first dropped and
then freshened. The challenger gained
slowly. At the turn she had lead of
a quarter of mile, but once close
hauled for the windward thrash in a.
sitter wind began to draw away. Half
way back the yachts were sailing a
pretty race in 10-knot wind and the
challenger crossed the line while the
old boat was more than mile away.
The summary:
Fin Ell
Start. Turn. ish. Time.
Shamrock III II 292S 1.595S 401.19 4.51.51
Shamrock L.. IL 2S45 2.02.F 4.06.51 1850
Rev. R. F. Campbell, pastor of the Lon
don City Temple. was one of Sir Thomas
Lipton's guests on board the Erin, today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-08
Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington, Aug. There were show
ers. Thursday night in the Atlantic
states but, during Friday, the weather
has been mostly clear east of the Mis-
eippi river. In the middle Atlantic states
and New England the weather will be
generally fair, Saturday and Sunday. 1t
viii be warmer. Saturday, from the upper
Mississippi valley eastward except along
the Atlantic coast. On the New England
coast the winds will be fresh west to
north. On the middle Atlantic coast fresh
north to northeast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-08
Philadelphia cricheters Ahead.

Halifax, N. s., Aug. 7.-Batting first
in their match with the All-Halifax
team, the Philadelphia cricheters had
scored 214 runs for the loss of six
wickets when play ceased for the day.
The first wicket did not fall until score
had reached 1853. Jones gave a fine
exhibition of batting for 95, while
Foulkrod hit freely for 81. The match
will be resumed, tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-08
FLEET FOOTED.
Elastic Pointer a Great Winner
at Buffalo, N. Y.
N. H, Able to Run Off Five
Very Good Races.
Fair Tracks and Good Sport for Money
at Each Track.

Buffalo, N. Y, Aug. 1.-THE attend
ance at the Grand Circuit meet at Ken
nilworth, today, was very large. The
feature of the day was the Frontier
stake of $4,000, 2.25 PAGERS was easy for
Huinger's son of Brown Hal Elastic
Pointer took the race in straight heats.
In the 2.07 trot Budd Doble made a
gallant effort to land The Roman in
first money, but Monte Carlo had the
speed and craftsmanship cannot do
everything. Susie J., the favorite in
the race, had hard luck. Summaries:
go CLASS-PACE-PUR $1,000
Tom Keene, ch g by West Egbert
Tr fey'f pire ede m iwaikerj:.:l
Funston, 70 6 Snow. ...........6
Ebony King. blk (BogaslD ........3 3
ALI Patchen, blk S Heck). 3
Gearv CHI g (McEwen). ..............4 DIS
Governor Pingree, (McLaugh-.
my Time, 2osa. iii, 2.iS3s.
2.25 CLASS-PACE-FRON STAKE
PURSE $4,000
Elastic Pointer, by Brown Hal
King Direct. blk $ 9Geers). 4 z
Mary Anna, m Snow. ............4 3
Time, 2.o9ll, 2l3A, 2OsA.
2.01 CLASS-TROT-PURS RISE SlooV.
Monte Carlo, by Mendocino
CWalker) ....:.,....~............I l
The Roman, b G Doble). z
Susie j., ro m Criter). ...................3
Time, 2.0SA, 210la.
211 SS-TROT-PURSE $500.
DIR. Strong, or g by Strong Boy GA,
hagan) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Frances B., CHI m (Snow) ................2
Palm Leaf, b 6 (McCarthy)... 3
Pug. gr (Merrifield). ..............-....5 4
Silver Sign, b S (Colburn). ...........4 DIS
Time, 2.13, 21lh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-08
AT NASHUA, N. n.
Rain Lets Up and Five Good Races
Are Finished.

Nashua, n. H., Aug. AFTER two days
intermission on account of rain. the races
at the Nashua State Fair grounds We're
resumed, this afternoon, and the nve
races run off furnished good sport. The
track was in fair condition.
The go trot, which was postponed,
Tuesday was finished with Wilton )
ruling favCrite. Mazetta, however, took
the sixth heat and after Payne had been
substituted for Harvey behind Wilton S.,
Headstrong went in and took the race.
The Colonel took the 2.l6 pace, not hav-
heat, which went to Nancy Allen. Milo
S. was picked for the PIP pace, but failed
to finish Harry l.. took it in three
straight heats Favorites took the go
trot and the 214 pace in straight heats.
The summaries:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-08
MAINE G. A. r. VETERANS
And Friends Are En- Route for the Ma
tionai Encan pment.

Portland Me- Aug. THE. second and
larger section of Maine Grand Army par
tv left, today. for the national convcn-
ton in California. The members, who
wers from every section of the State,
numbered about 100 and occupied two
cars. About so members left, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-08
New Governor General of Australia.

London, Aug. THE King has
approved the appointment of Lord
Northcote, new governor of Bombal, as
governor general of Australia in sue
cession TO Lord Tennyson. who has re-
signed that post. The appointment viii
take place in December.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-08
FAIR, ToDAY-cLoUDY, SUNDAY.

Washington, Aug. Forecast for
saturday and Sunday: New England,
fair. Saturday; Sunday, partly cloudy,
warmer in the interior; fresh west to
north winds, Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-08
AT PoUGHKEEPslE, N. Y.
Lit Bars, John Taylor and Dick Will
son the Winners.

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Aug. THE races
of the Hudson River Driving Park Asso-
citation were resumed today The chief
interest conferred in the Oakland Baron
purse for 2.25 trotters. John Taylor, win
ner of the NJ. and M at Detroit, sold for
s25. Senator Mills 81. and the field 81.
Mills was beaten by G. length in the first
and second heats. In the third heat Mills
Continued on page 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-08
Boston Forecast.

Boston, Aug. forecast for Boston
and vicinity: Fair, Saturday and G!n-
day; warmer, Sunday; light westerly
winds.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02

Miss McBroom who lad boon the
guest Of Mrs. E. G. Hahkfaa for d week
.of tysa' returnedsse- abingdon Saturday
!, AMI 4 Y I.owetss the hustler from the
Divide, has been busy making barrels
at the Helrick Barrel, Factory for. the
last two or three weeks ~ e,
=. chamberlain S Cough Rene dy s
M 'pne. wfp is acquainted with IT'S
good qualities can be surprised at the
gseat popularity @sof =, Ghamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t not only cures colds
and grip sffsctnally and permanently,
butprevents these diseases from result
log in pneumonia. Il il also a certain
cure fcrcFoup and yhooping cough is
mot DANGEROUS " hen this remedy 10 Civ
en-. :,It contains NO opium. or other
harmful substance and may be given as
confidently TO baby as to m adult. 1t
ii also vpisasAhs 70 tske. Ali.sM these
'facis staksh' 'finisS S6hskleration It ,is not
surprising st8ar People ID toreaish" lands
as. well as at home, esteem. this Remedy
very highiyiand few are willing to take
any other after having ooiiice used it.
For sale by W.. Buck & Co.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02
Millinery Notice.

We have just received and
lsavsson sale at our store =
nice assortment Of New and
Up lto-date READY to@wsar
Hats for childreP, Misses Il. and
Ladies, at .popula,sr prices.
These goods were, selected
specially for our trade by Mrs
Mace and we {: ! think !. w we:
what. you want., We3invite
YOU to colisssand see them.
A. A. CANNON, Son & Co
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02
A Cure For Dyspopsl..

I.had Dyspepsia in it's worst form ana
felt miserable most all the time. Did
not enjoy eating until utter l used Ko
dol Dyspepsia Cure which has complet
" cured me Mrs. W. Saylor, Hillierd
Pa. No appetite, a6ss q strength, 'ner.
~ousae&s, headache. constlpssicn; bad
breath, sour risings, indigestion. ty1;
pepsia and all stomach troubles are
quickly cured by the ase Of Kodol. Ko
dol represents the netural juices Of d.
gestiou combined wish, the greatest
known tonic and 'rsconstructive prop
srt,es 1t oleanses, purities and sweet
ens .tke,saoH&1hs Sold by w. w Buck
4 Co
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02

as4 81. ~. 10
..A.Sept. so. Tie. farmers are
about through seedingin this
section.
: Pearl Horne was in these
parts Monday. =
Cecil Rogers Of Speedwell
passed through here Saturday
K. c. Neff and family atten
ded services at Zion Sunday.
Lizzie Horne spent fuess
day with Flora Horne.
Geo Copenhaver and his
girl were ID this vicinity Sun.
day. 49, 81.
R }. Harris and w. T.
Scott we've sisiting:.in. this nei
ghborhood Sunday - s..
f Ella and Matte Nef.@ Floyd
Etter and Ed Buck stftie:n1ded
Services at Kings Grove, Sun
day. y.
W. H Fuller. attended The
picnic at Speed wellSaturday.,
G. Ar Lambert and. Miss
Sue Hale, of.iGrayso,n county,
were married Wednesday at.
the home of .lfe brides OH ELK
Creek. ~! W. Wish them much.
joy. - sri
Rev. k: y. rUmbarger will.
holdslaisa GONNA union services
1t zIojps III lbs: second Sunday in
OetobeT. 80. -: -. o. -
~; ~: Y 8. PINE 1lSsiY1nf -
- - - So. -
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02
3 Cents

! Eight cents a pou ID is.
what a young woman paid for
twclvcspounds Of flesh.
She WIS thin and weak and
paid enc dollar for a bottle Of
Scots Emulsion, and by tax
ing regular doses had gained
twelve pounds in weight before
the bottle was finished
Eight cents. a pound is
cheap for such valuable ma
tcrial. Some pay more, some
less, some get nothing for
their money. You. get your
nbhey's WORTH when. gou, buy
Scett's Emulsion l i -
|. We will, -send you: q little
-, S.r.t: - 81 -.
fFeeF -: II III. - !. = Il i.
~ ~ ;. ..,s a. ss.,;4.sx'
e SCORE &. BOVINE. tarM II.
400 Pearl Street, IS New YORK
!. &. soc. and $500; all druggists.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02

!. The management and ownership Of
the drug store will be as it has been,
We have several times been asked this
question aud hence give this notica'
We. appreciate the liberal, patronage
Sou have given ps AMI hope by cour-
-teous treatment and close attention to
bushes to merit continuance OF the
same. Very respt'ly, ;
W.; W.. Buck. !.
Il. W. Peery,
Oct. LIST '-.' 80 ], B.sSharitz..
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02

+ Dr. Buck ceased from the ectivs dut
tlesot his profession yesterday, hsvlne
sold bis practice to Dss Alfred Crib nsr,
Thers'is no change at.Fhe Drug Store,
the frp 'rpmaina the isaEsaud wilison
tinue to do business at TIC old ,esand
and under the old name.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02

4 new con 60 'o'impany, The. .yirgiria Peer
less Fepce Go has been organized here
with Dr. Buck. president, and join W.
EltfeTlt. secretary and .>treaspier The
company has been worked up by Mr..
{. Ogden and has bought thS right for
80 counties 10 this state:
lid asufaa Free DslIsery went into
sMece here yesterday. The carriers
leave the Office about 9 o'clock. just az
Ter The arrival Of the west bound morn
Ing. train.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ws.Nish to announoe that va have
formedsa partnership In the, prdetlce: of
medicine. Our oiice s9 located mex.
door4o thspossofhae.s = z
: A. B. Greinsr, M. d.
E. w. Psery, M. D.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02

There Is nofeqdattb Ramon 3. Rerdla
tor, II isa-.renlc. Mat ,tepss aha whole
.system, puritiss the blood and gives one
vim. s5cts'W vi, Buck 4 Cos Y
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02
Saves Two- Proza- DsssA.

aOur lfttfe daughter bud an aim6s.sA,
'iial attack Of whoopin9 cough n Ind biroon:
cfalfis. y wff1ss' Mrs "a X. ffsvilaiid;, 81
Armonk, n X, t'bnt. wlfsd'sail other
remedies failed, VIC saved her IFS Win
Or. Kings New Discovery. Our niece
Who had Constimp tiani4iin an .saucssd
stage, also used thia wonderful thedis.
cine and today khss: il p,sffecsly ven. !,
De- perate throat and lung dise aise.
yield to DIR Kidfss.ss Nav Discoys u d.
ta.no ether med IS ss 90 earth I iIalaii:
lalss foE copghs aiad coLis 5os Ind RgE
bottles surE Il ps ps sWgy ! Y Haek Z
Co. Trial bqt.lss. frss: -. W., !. ! NJ!
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02
:" =. 'sV- ~ +. ~
q a,s4 al lindsey pays, &c (.
cash for EGGS.

The Junior Epworlh League had an
entertainment llaats Sunday .diighsS sst
the Methodist church consisting Of ap
1Fopaate,sor gs had secitations by mem
bare. and ireadihss q nd short talks BY
snne of the oder members present The
leagpa ls under the care OF Miss Lizzie
,RAan and Squire Ksspsr; Every thing
vent of we'll and reflected great credit
paithsir wsfk...: .si4.'- -.
Floyd King is busy this week rolling
fas'o|d Aotse pack rr4parato.y TO bull
ding. new front to 1t on his lot or
Main street. '.'
Z; Dieting 1ni'vitss Di,eass. 2
TO ours Dyspepsia or indigestion it is
no longer necessary Sc te live. On milk and
toast. Starvation hroanossIsuch weak
hses that The wljijlei System becomes mn
easy prey to disease. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cite snaGles.shs,stonach and digestive
organs 20 digest and assimilate all Of
the wholesome food thai one cares tc
eat, and is meyer fhAiag cure..for: irdil
gestion. Dyspepsia 4 and oil stomach
.;tIEaaaA!sa: KcdaI, ajgssss sgpat. you eat
makes the stomach sweet, Solds-hyN
w Buck & Co. 49,. g. 20
We reefsi to lsA ssAat Me, Eirgfa-
Ia Hove hassAsssids almost .snNaiiy
blird with54 sss fsw W ks: she il
afflicted kusE c#saFac s1lich it u hop
ed can. be successfully remoys kSfis I'D
her sjgAtsiestssss ..,.g J, 80.
.3ysThe ssIys Thzs fzsaas' x y.
without aaaNas sssf Is ibswis.'s:
The name Witch Hazel 10 applied 10
meg saryss,. yut DsWitt's Wi,ch Hasel
saiN%ds :thsss Only witah Hazsl. salve
,nfaSshat sentafntr The pure unadulte-
ratad witch hazel. fraAy other witch
Haa.fEssive ie offered ,y,ea it ,ssg .!coun
ieflsiIg y. G RI Day 1T iavsntsd watch
HaAeEssise.asa naNl. its Witch Hazel
salvSsa the btstssalssips. ypsla, fol-.
cutp, Sburps, bruises, sst,e.s pr .bflnd
bleeding Aahi9g mp .protrudlng nilsa. /,
Sold BY ". Buck j. o. .sassysi, =
49, - . s.: 60 .G4txs
Maj. sssds.s has aanno',n his
Withdrawal from stas raes for,s feassss
urer. s,..s
Mrs. Marco Davis has bssns visiting:
=. Al l..s a..
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02
l.t.lRs e.
II yoVaen't get The Times you don
get the local homo news, and that's nc
Joke. Z d, .sliiNiM Z.
lHs-. 4..-sA.. v y. p
rfIE. VIRGINIA BUILDING. AT
ST. LOUIS.

i Subscriptions for the Virginia. Build,
log at ST. Louis wlalass gratefully reo'd
by the State Commission, at Richmond
: through the editor Of this newspaper,
and will be duly ACKNOWLEDGED and for
warded to Hon. G.. W. Koiner, Pres
ldsGt Of the Virginia Commission, at,
Richmond, va. = ~ - Z.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02

,,; Mr.., 49ehn Ward Jacksonville has
beshs.hs guest Of Mrs. Ella Baumgsrd-
. aet4nd .otiasf relatives about hers for
J. .lh. etrs AN s,:Si'sy
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02

sN..If you got Sample Copy Of this
pare !. re..i and enni y It ut our expense,
arl. u Won like it..scnd us u dollar and
get the paper n year.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02

Bring your printing to The
Tiusss. and gsti done right.
kodos Gyossepssa ssua.o
nsRoass what you aaa.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02

Pearl L. .G..rnss and wife have re-
ffdSssd g tss7fetss afseria pleasant Wis
sftAihs b8tsass here. Psssl-is huss-
llsF 1ssssas ~ ~ 4 snd is rising ss rapidly
Dsxhssf'an Infant. y (. 80.
siss-Ssd@asd, 8hs eight months
soA sqaA.t M. and Mrs. 9. u. Cannon
sofesbis place. died last Thursday night
attar On, illnsss sot.elght Of. ten days and
yves hssisa .Sainrdsy 10. the cemsterv
,Aers. The fnnesals service was held a.
and v as aenduoted BY Rev.
I,aaEs assisted. by. Rev. J. 3. Greiner.
TespAlL bearers we're DR.. Eyersole. q.
Al. Davss Rpet. .Dudley;and chss, Cas-
MON. TIssbereassd parents have the
syaassAx ot.s hsssinumbef Of friends
apd-eelAttves. t,.3 49,: .t
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02

ssey 80 =! ia
q sa'sssss..sssss5ss A-0oBS1DD.
Uyvy umst6eeoNs aaa1s enA Aalisy
whSte BIRDS we're 3aesae sAseuaAsss @s&&
Ana W9st1ed their raSla4341iD tyssls
In tAkk 0wa swsHS5 aa(1e1 3bus 0AS.
xls Sne0A We soldSa Ssi5slas AAGe 's's'
sasns dAsaaasa % - ssesDs ass& rss.i /
\ shosslg siasaee Asjs - ssssA. ,i;ss I
4 husn os1goideD aee46h oNa aanD
TAes9 10 % single AoaAA II MaytA
Th4suHA I'll sbe sSa1sazHl altar tssiA 4
&ad acfs Niu&e sRiysR tAs9neh - eeNlA
04Ae u1eA &C. ensA 20 ~ osAA
u ~. SS.-,s i.etsti
&SARxE
@qwa eeeeN9ee eiaee 81 4cKaIeee esn6D
Ana es4ssesQas GAe-aie t#3puaN,
WAsse ~ 4Sv'e blsssaH go u sN@seA
where ~ sAAa liAe AeGsnoi - pRsA
~ sa4a tess 6e(da Saa "a " MAdN
Wassas - ssss elsaeA ~ $780, IS
gaa Rssa sAisss ,asvs ~ ssns - aAmM i
5stfsxs ~ ~ agaAes 45eas
Rlelga1' D - $VSSt AS5N
TAAs slukihss eAaSAN@ a1sasA.
- host - eager scNls ShaA b9As
plaa. Gess 90 SseN6 9asNaso.,, az.
tsaAsgH Ia Gls3aD3
:. Wes%6es - II 1. y 4 81 A..s. 3 .'ss's
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02
: i0soafessioni Of ! Tsesss..' :

= ceo;issessioa5 81 j 4assss;,.'" =
Rev: :J To-" s.: Csz Bla Wsvs. Ark.
writes, EEor ~ ysera 4 sfuRsrsd .ssom
yellow Jsundice. consulted q nnm.
Der Of physicians and tried. all sorts OF
medicines. bit got no, 'irrslkf Then j
began the use Of ElectrieBitters! aad
feel that l an, dow Cured s'Sf "a sliBsase
sIiat had me- id sss' grasp sfofT txslye;
Years" IF yo,s swantG sfellabte oinsdi-
@cinesfor Ia eiaaad Ksdssy sroubas; sto.
mach disordef4dr sssnesxl' debility get
Electric Bittsrs.'' Z les guaranteed by
w w Buck Il CO. Only 5oc.'a 4rs''
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02

Miss Laura Ws.rd, e Knoxville 4
visiting Miss Bessie P.,umgardner.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02

Mai saadsts. has siainnossnd his
withdrawal from racs for, Ifssss Z:
urer. A,as ~
Mrs, Marco Davis has bsens visiting
sslssiyss ss. K /, sQr the lsst few
days,
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1903-10-02

f'eMiss Eliza. Hansla has Gsns iss.S $lss-
TITUS, Va, where shcsmsll tse'asaRsgeas rdp
Eteachine this. win5aSs.- :, 30 sas. sssA |
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q. / s.Aya
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H.. 80. ~ ~ se,.,s !. sA
-! ~. ss--!ss szy--
80 Il s<y1;
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-15
AT THE NORMAL.
Assignment Of Teachers-classes Set
tie Down to the Work Of the
First Semester.

Everything is running smoothly q,
the Normal. The work of classified
ton has been completed and the reg
ular program is being put into effect
President Vert says he has never
had to do with a better or more earn
est and more intelligent class 81
young people than those who consti
tute the pu~pil-teachers at the Normal
The attendance at the kindergarten
has about reached the limit, ami nc
more pupils will be received after Sep.
TENDER Fl. The same statement ap.
plies to the first grade Of the practice
school. In other departments OF the
model school there is room for ali
who apply. The rented text book
system seems to be working well,
Following is fhe assignment Of teach.
ers for the first semester:
DR.. Edmund Vert, president-School
observation and school management.
Prof. Otto-Algebra, arithmetic, ge-
ometry and physics.
DR.. Enteman-Elementary science,
psychology, geography, biology.
Miss ball-Laffn.
MI. vaeth-History and Spanish.
Miss Huntsman-English and ex.
pressive reading.
Miss Furro-Music and physical cul.
ture.
Miss Henoch-Art ami manual train
ing. i.
Miss Leyens, principal Of practice
school-Grammar, penmanship and
word study.
Miss Remley-Fifth and Sixth
gradessin practice school.
Miss Fitzhugh-Frst. Second. Third
and Fourth grades in practice school.
Miss Observation-Disclosures.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1903-09-15
PERSONAL

Mrs. E. L. Hamblin returned thi.
afternoon from her California trip
L. H. Darby, the Denver candy
drummer, is displaying his wares ii
the city.
Judge Henry L. Waldo departed
this afternoon to visit his family il
Kansas City.
George Arnot, manager for Gross,
Kelly 4 CO. at Albuquerque. left fol
home on No. 7 last night.
Matt Robertson, the well known
seller Of dry goods for a ST. Louis
house, is here on business strictly.
9. G. Smith, who came here as d
salesman for the Columbine Music
company, has returned to Pueblo for
keeps.
Have Albers, a young Albuquerque
mar and ex-Rough Rider, passed
through the city this afternoon, bound
ior Trinidad. III
The city stores will keep open to-
night on account Of the pay checks
at the shops having been delivered
this afternoon.
Mrs. II. NJ. Fyke, who has been the
guest Of the Rapps for a time, was
a passenger this afternoon for her
home in Centralia, III.
Miss Grace a. Dunlop, sister 81 Mrs.
G. G. Gise, arrived On No. Q today
from California and stopped off for a
days visit with her sister.
NJ. F. Reddick and daughter, Miss
Ruth, left this afternoon for their
home at Niles, Mich. Miss Ruth has
been spending several months here.
DR.. ard Mrs. Bradley have returned
from their outing near Colorado
Springs. The doctor is much i'm
proved in health as a result Of the rest
and change.
Mrs, Edward Fyke, sister of Mrs.
!. H. Rapp, who has been spending a
few weeks here, left with her three
children for her home in Centralia, H.,
in No. 2 today.
Charlie Moore and v. H. Jameson
have returned from a camping trip
at the Schoonmaker mountain ranch.
The fish wouldn't bite, and although
bear was considerably in evidence,
the boys didn't bring home any.
Miss Josephine Thayer, a pleasant
young lady from Michigan, who spent
several days here as the guest of Mrs.
k. Studebaker, and Mrs. j. p. Geyer
left yesterday afternoon for Congress,
A. 7, where she is employed in the
public schools.
Jack P. S. Mennett, the popular
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mennett of
this city, left this afternoon on his
return to Mexico. From Mexico City
he will proceed to Monterey, where
he Is engaged In the mining business
in a profitable way.