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CHAPTER yI-contlnued.

my heart grew light when ! saw
him drive away. Ny son is on leave Just
now, but i did not tell him anything OF
this. for his temper ls violent, and he Is
rasslonately fond OF his sister. When
/ Closed the door behind them load
seemed to be lifted from my mind. Alas!
n less than an hour there was ring at
the bell. and learned that Mr. Drebber
rad returned. He was much excited,
and evidently the worse for drink. He
forced his way into the room where
was sitting With my daughter, and made
some incoherent remark about having
missed his train. He then turned to Alice
and before my very face. proposed 10
are OF age he said, land there Is no
law to stop you. ] have money enough
and to spare. Never mind the old girl
here. but come along with me now
straight away. You shall 1--we like a prln-
cess" Poor Alice was so frightened that
shd shrnnk away from him, bp, he caught
her by the wrist and endeayored to draw
Eer toward the door. ! Ecreamed, and
Ell that moment my son. AIzhur came
!, lato The room. What happened thenl do
| GOT know. heard oatlls and the confused
sounds Of "A. scunie. Was too Terrified u
raise my mead. When ] did loot W |
saw Arthur standing In The doorway
laughing, with stick in his hand. u
don't think that fine fellow win trouble
US again, he said, II Win Just 90 after
hlm and see wnat he does with bimself
With those words I've took his hat ard
lslarfed OF down the street. The mex
morning we heard Of Mr. Drebber's mys-
Y lcrlpus death
] This statement came from Mrs Char
Penuers lips with many gaps ans
pauses At times she spoke 80 low tina
~ could hardly catch the Words j rnsd-
! shorthand notes Of all that sbs said, hoY
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DOvvlE SAYS ZION US
WORTH THIRTY MILLION

V fspecial to The lTimes-D ispatch)
n yvVAiJK EGAN, 8 Ill., Avg. 22.-,P Persons
Who do not think that business should pe
combined with religion Will not enter IN
TO the Kingdom OF heayen req 20 {, =
termed a ,bisiness sermon'' in Shiloh
AZ III priest Of zion, he said the Bible y
gave him right 70 take ten per g, cen \, 81
3yidually was only taking I'VE per cent, n; \,
Zion 4 Ia now worth about $50, 600, Co.,
said Dowie land from now on the under =.
i've "ner cont. sit started to rain hard, I"
said Dowies. ""1,hat rain came because
Il have been praying for IT. could MAJ Ike
rain go lf wanted TO- ssn nstd y
5l?y no this his followers responded
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! DAILY FASHlO ON HINTS.
p LAplEs. .pREsstNo sAcoug.

s58 Mo- 8172: Every woman ieeds e
few dainty neslisees TO slip OF, at
odd moments and fiover before II, I
all It's years OF increasing por,ii-s
'larity has 1t been seen In 50 many
pretty styles and so varied In It's (
trea tment. In the model shown. "a.
day, II takes on the same general !
lines OF the dress, that OF Ions
slipping shoulders The model Is
very simple to follow; only four
pieces In the pattern. The sleeve eve Z
il 81 the newest shaping With seam !
running !, UP over the shoulder and
forming yoke In front and back .
The trimming Is only a ma tier o. y
taste as plain colored bands are
quite Inexpensive and very eli ec. .
tive. Any material USUALLY en-
ployed In the construction Of such i !
a garment may be@,ised in the De.
syelopment. a \
3 sizes: 80, 81 3s. as. 40 and ~ AZ
inches. bust measure.
on receipt 81 1oc. this patteri,
will be sent to any address. az !!
orders must be directed to THE
s1.ITTLE FOLKS + PATTERN Coz
Nos. i36-140 West Twcnty-thlr'd1
street. New York. When order
inp piease + do not fail to mention
number and to Indicate that! this
coupon is from The Times Dis
patch. N
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Patrick prepare Br,iscf's case to submit to
the court when the matter comes up !,
from the city last night and could not t
a convicted man III eybso lutely entitled .a
10 x stay pending appeal. Pa lex Is the
first lawyer convicted Of murder IN this
State who has saved a fellow murderer l't1 e
from execution. - s..t,,,a
u,iestion.6 The death OF President M ckin..
ieys murderer, whose attorneys would NJ 81
appeal might have been deiayed 9r ia y
now had Czolgolz found IN prison g. ' Ht'a
.hf the HIRE OF Patrick. y. la
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there scnrled little red ribbon of blood,
which H had meandered across i the pas
sage and formed a little pool B a ong 4 the
5skirtng at the other side. III ga We a, cry,
which brought the Boots ba ok II g nearly
tainted when he saw H.. The door was
locked on; the Inside, but we pu z our
shoulders to It, and knocked II in.S3 Me
window OF the room was open, and be-
side the window, all huddled up lay the
body q q mar In. his nigh dress e s
was quite dead. and h had been for some
time, for his limbs were rigid and col.
When we turned him over the Boots
recognized him a once as being the sa me
gentleman who had enga ged the room
under the name ,of Joseph Stangerso y!
The cause OF death was a deep stab, IN
the loft side. which must have per etrateea
the heart. & And now comes the istran gest
part of the a fair What DO you suppose %
was bove the murdered ma y
Ii 1 felt a creeping of the flesh, and q
presentlment Of coming horro eve ne-
fore Sherlock u dimes answered " re-
"The word Rhche, Writ ten IN le tte'rs
of blood 4, he said. 3a #
aThat was it, said Lestrade, In i an
awe-strudls voice; and we We're all silent
for a while. y; II s US &
There was something SO method Teal and
so gincomprehensibles bout Il he deeds !. Q!
this unknown assassin, that IT. impaired
a fresh ghastliness to his erin es,S5l NJ NJ
nerves which were steady enough On
the field of battle, tingled as thoug ~
OF It. rs, sS e i4 8 i,
1.-THE man was seen, cont nued Les
trade. IA mills-boy, 4 passin on his way
to the dairy. happened TO walk down he
lane which leads from the news at y g
back OF the hotel. He noticed tha 20 49, ls
der, which usual lay there, was a. fa!sea
against one Of the windows OF the see se
ond floor, which was wide oteen. q Yer
passing, he looked back and saw; q Z me =
descend the ladder. He came down so '
Quietly and openly that the boy ina lReu
| him to ba some carpenter or Jolner !, e
work in the hotel He took N % partlcl !! 2,
notice OF him.. beyond n thinking " hls "
own mind that 1T was en- II " FOR MN D 2
|be at work, "a He has an mpresslo On lIla ~,
1.-The maj was tall had ID red ~ re ce any v
was dressed In a Ions, brown rs y lfoa..
He must have stayed IN the room .Nl! v
little time after the my for 4. we ohna
blood tatned water III the basil y heIe
iheS had washed his nds and ma fks on J,
tine sheets where She had dellca tely ~ n
\ his knit 70. '' ~. # ss i q 81. Va
i glanced at Holmes on hearing the Z, sc,
scription OF the murderer, ~ which alllea
yso exactly with his own. here J. W y 2
however. no trace Of exulta tior, or SO 1's'
4 faction upon his face,
Il
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57.i r. I.sf N = ~ -, 10
81 Mr.. Bronson to8tLeave.S

III nlr. ". S. Bronson. assistant general passe,n,-
Way, with 4 headquar ters at washington. who
has been located 3;in this city during tna
"A gent W. o. 'Warthen, will return to Wash
5ington the latter part Of the present week.
During the month he has spent In this city
Mrs. Bronson has mot many " OF the railway
joficas and citizens Of 81 + chmond and nus
made a an q excellent Impression and 49 formed
many pleasant acauaintances.% lzg
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YOUNG WOMAN SAVES
MAN !. FROM DROWNING

v Especial a 10 The Times ispatch.)
w1LDwooD AUGUST =, 2;Ja a. ,ss
Ing in the surf I, Sunday afternoon got be-
ycnd ms and eseaped a T.r
a Young woman and Edward c. Chew! local
BATH house keeper. Niarsden was Exhausted 60
when taken from the water. 5. !. I
while going out to the rescue. was almost
exhausted. when Mr. Chew took a hand
neck OF her bathing suit.
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ssss ssnaEs2R S s1t5s5s
Springs. 5sss, ny N Y 5gf
the newly elected University of { Virginia
Of the Virginia bullding at t St. Louis.
Colonel and Mrs j !. Rice Smith are
returnns mako e home Rich
jmond. 55 +. 5{sss 81 4 n "a n
MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Priddy are
back from their European wed ding trip
and are the guest, Of Mrs f'riddys
a, letter received from Memphis. Tenn,
a3i The most nota Bile wedding celebrated
since the close of the season was that3of
MaE
the home OF the brides sister, Mrs. Adam
NS Pams
ttabieau. Miss Johnson s bridal gown was
SHpep
eo CO. Of roses and carried as q bridal
tles the yas
was an Normal reception. ss 5sf
- 38
a visit to relatives in Stanton.
Mrs. Arthur Fuller, who spent the early
summer at the Chamberlin Hotel, 9,
al ADMIRAL William q. Wise: United
She viii join Lieut. tenant Fuller at Fort
Scriven, Ga. zs Es35s
sp Mss 1ana 3s nf
burg, Va by Stonewall Camp. OF Ports
mouth. which event will occur September
'litf, 18th and 18th. Miss Josephine Rich
ardsons has been chosen maid of IL honor
for the same occas sion. ssifsS S.
Mss 9Hia Kei Reid Fl
c. has won laurels in the sporting world
Of the Adrondacks this summer, her IA !,
est trophy being. a beautiful silver M
copper cup won In a sal ling race on the the
Upper st. Regis AXE 81 8, we I. 3 ne
sailed her fathers boat, Water T5 Witch,
ma ina cling It all alone. In a spirited con-
test when her opponents were all NEIL Tell
Mrs. r.. T. Hunter returned last nigh
from week end trip to lbcmaLrle county unity
Hurnett's Extract Of Vanilla M.
Used excluslyely by all leading q tels an l
! ADV. ss a y Fl
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Z Misses Mary and Virginia Wray have
y returned home after delightful visit
.sufl several weeks In King William county.
SThey were the guests of Miss Maude Hill.
fgho is now visiting them In their; home
syou3 West Cary! Street q
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4 Captain Leslie West and Mrs. West. OF
other western North Carolina resorts, are
;3now with Captain Vests father, Captain
INV. II. West, superintendent of Southern
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Miss Louise Herbert has returned from
"a visit to friends at Willoughhy Beach.
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Rurnett's Extract OF VanIi Wy Y
Used exclusively by all leading hotels ana mo
clubs.-"Adv. ia 3S
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riends tender him sincere congratula-

friends tender him sincere 1 congrs : lula
tons I. 55 4 Y 81 3s w. IA Il.
Dr.. and Mrs. Charles culpeper. Of Ports
mouth; are. making an extended wv esternS
tour in which ayisit to the e e
OF Colonel John HARDWOOD and Mr.. Henry
Harwood' Of this city :y ssss
r and ssoii sSsEe VII 1t Ne
more House. near Asheville, Sept ennberi
18Th and viii remain there until spring.
There will be very gay social life at Bit 1l
more. s sS }. 5S$ i5asjs sss5 s$ffsS
There will be many social features q 7
the Ssas TsniSn
be there in numbers, The play. ;UnderS
the 3; Gross Ss nrsse
local 10 talent, Mrs. Tiernan aiding The:
Sons OF Veterans will be in the a aara Z.
with their " ~ IS
pointed sponsor for the Second Brigade 81.
the United Confederate Veterans att the
reunion
"A letter from King George county SAYS ,ts
as Mr.. Harry Taylor. OF Mount View left
Monday for Richmond. and Wed q
t eepted ao postion With his Uncle Mr. Muir
ray Taylor. formerly of8virginta..
iS Mrs. Ramon =, a. GArcln and three Cnll-
dren are visiting Mrs. Garcin's mother,
Mrs Tyler J ackson; In charlo'tesv1lle'
ssa The charlottesville Progress says In
rega I'd TO the dramatic recita!s which Miss
Kate Elsmere Fuller. OF this city. has
been giving at the Jefferson Park Chau- &
I The recitals by Miss. Fuller stamped that.
lady as an artist of the very best known
talent. Miss Fuller is not only CHI arming
In personality. II but is fully compe tent 70
present the best fl in American literat ure
ina fascinating manner 70 the people o.
this vicinity. Her rendition OF several
choice selections captured the large auol-!!
5ence !. Y.
Mrs Kenneth castleman and an sister, saa,;
Miss Edith s n orton. who nave peen
abroad t'rrieste with Lieutenant z, Ken s,eia
nett Castieina n, have now gone 70 r luue,
Austria. Lieutenant Castleman having
been ordered TO Gibraltar They Will san
for home Septemb Der 9Th. and both Lieu .t,1
tenant and Mrs. Castleman expect 70 pc
in Louisville in time for the horse snow ".
October 3D. They will then visit Mrs.
Castie1nans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
e. Norton. ssSsS jS 4. IA
! Miss Annie Henri Huffaker left to-day
| for Springfield. where she VIII VISIT MISS
Mary Lewis rs,
Mr. aud Mrs Joseph Bryan are spend-
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Mrs. r.. L. Hunter returned last night
from week end trip to Albcmarle county,
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h Miss Preston NVomack left yesterday to
her mother al yellow Sulphur Springs.
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Mrs Charles Mp. Stokes, Miss Alien
XIV: Misses Urquhart and Miss Marshall
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Miss Annie Henri $FIuffaker left to-day
FOR Springfield. where she Will Visit MISS
Mary i a wis.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bryan are spends
mo some time at Hot Springs, Va.
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! Mr.. w, r, Kidd of Richmond. who
s-was married in Roanoke Friday evening,
Awill return tonight with his bride. Many
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Personal Mention.

y, Mr. and Mrs. Warner Moore Will take
I; an extended Northern and Western trip
i and visit the ST. Louis Exposition before
sther return. Ii .i -, III. 7 - II
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Miss Jane Nicely has been appointed
spons or to StheFveterans' reunion in Lynch
burg. Va, by Stonewai Il Camp. of Ports
mouth. which event will occur September
liti1, 18th and 18th. Miss ] Josephine Rich
ardson has been chosen maid of honor
for the same sion. A{ss58iSi I. 43ss 81
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\ Miss Elizabeth Myers Is the guest OF
Miss Mary Carter Myers. in Norfolk.
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Mrs. Arthur Fuller, who spent the early
summer at the Chamberlin Hotel. q,
Point. Is now with her mother. the wife
States navy. in the Berkshire Hills. Later
She will join Lieutenant Fuller at Fort
Scriven, Ga. sR + III 81 ~ III ~
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Colonel and Mrs. y Rice Smith are
spending some time in New York before
returning to make their home in Rich
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-02

time for his election is of the most
fiattering nature.
| 900
/ George Robinson of Sancho,
was in the city yesterday.
900
I Earl Martin, Esq, of st. Marys,
was in the city last evening.
"Doc" Bowen went to Wheel
ing this morning on business
mission.
| Attorney G.. E. KestersOn ar
rived home from Charleston last
evening.
| Sol Schoupe of Marietta, spent
Sunday with his family at Mid
dlebourne.
DR.. McAdoo of Witten, O.,
was a professional caller here
last evening.
Attorney Chris Martin of Mid
! dlebourne, was in the city today
on legal business.
Master Ralph Broadwater re-
/ turned home last evening from a
short visit with his grandparents
at AdOnis.
Mrs. William Watson of Flor
/ ence street, left for Honey Run,
Wetzel county, last evening to WIS.,
it her husband, who is located
| there for the present.
| -O-O-O-
Ralph Bowen, the 9-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Bowen,
who has been in bed for four
weeks with blood poison, is con-
valescent we are pleased to note.
Mrs. E. E. Hart and little
daughter returned home to Mar
ietta today after spending two
months with her mother. Mrs. w.
F. Litten. The latter accompan-
I led her home for a two-weeks
visit.
. Miss Carrie DevOre left this
morning for Coolville, O., to at
tend camp meeting The Devore
family have a cottage at the camp
/ grounds, and Miss Devore will be
Joined tomorrow by her mother
and others.
| Mrs. Arthur Sutherland and lit
i tie daughter Helen will leave this
evening for their summer outing,
which they will spend at Chautau-
qua, N. Y. They will be accom-
panied as far as Titusville, Pa,
by Willis Harrington.
A very artistic new sign has
been swung over the main en-.
trance to the Hotel Wells. The
background of the sign is black
and in large white letters appears
the following: "Hotel Wells; W.
G. Agnew, proprietor.
! James Clark, who has been
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Carl
Campbell, left for his home last
evening at Warren, Pa. He was
accompanied home by his two
grandchildren. James and Kath-
crime. who will spend the remain
der of the summer with him.
THE BIG CLOSING OUT
SALE of the New Fair store stock
now going on. LARGER and
GREATER REDUCTIONS. The
entire stock must be sold. Dry
goods, clothing and shoes, at your
own prices. THE SYNDICATE
BUYERS ASSOCIATION, Ga
Wells street. SILT
-O-O-O-
George w. Bishop. printer, will
leave in a few days for his home
at Franklin, Pa. He expects to
make the journey in a gasoline
launch which he recently purchas-
ed. The distance from this city
to Franklin is about $50 miles,
and Mr.. Bishop expects to cover it
in his swift little craft in seven
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-08-02
NATURE
AHDA
NBUROLOGIST- We DO,

We take off fat and increase
nerve and muscle supply. Zone
patient lost q pounds in 4
weeks.)
We put flesh on lean people by
teaching them how to digest food,
what food to eat, and how much.
We straighten cross eyes with
out knife, scissors or pain.
We reach the causes of epilepsy
and it disappears.
We fix old chronic dyspeptics
from one to three months, and
they stay fixed, too.
We do not care much what your
trouble is; so long as you are able
to come to our Office, we can
analyze it for you and tell you
just what can be done.
We do our duty and we do it
with all our might, whether it be
for charity or fee. We could not
afford to do otherwise. Reputa-
ton is worth more than money
this fact we impress upon patients
who are inclined to disobey in
structions because their neglect
would do us more harm than their
money could possibly do good.
If we say ego to the woods" it
must be; if we say "half rations,"
so it is; if we say ''wear glasses,
it must be done, or we quit the
case.
Consultation free.
Signed
DIR. ABNER G. THOMAS, N. D.,
"who corrects;"
NATURE, who cures"
Sistersville, W. Va.
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Local News

-O-O-O-
There III be great doin s at Park
rsburg within the next few days.
Dancing assembly will meet in
he City Building tonight. S,2-1t
Contractor James Cusic Of
Ioundsville, was in the city to-
Hay.
William Gibson, driller, left
This morning for the Hebron oil
a1|a. 300
FOR RENT-5-room house on
Main street. Mrs. II. B. Crane.
7,29-6t
The Legislature will probably
adjourn in time to vote in No
vember.
FOR SALE-HOuse. Inquire at
lis Curry street, Mccoy Heights.
6,30-tf
Miss Clara Reed of Brown Betty
street, spent yesterday in Wheel
ing shopping.
-O-O-O-
Jack Cans of Wheeling, was a
business visitor in the city yester-
day afternoon.
J. w. Barton Of Wheeling, was
: supplying his patrons here today
with groceries.
Miss Lizzie Jemison of Middle
bourne, spent the day in the city
the guest of friends.
Attorney E. L. Robinson OF
New Martinsville, was in the city
\ yesterday on business.
Il. Bedford went to Parkersburg
this morning to attend the Con-
gbessional convention.
-O-O-O-
Ray Henderson, a Wheeling
travelling salesman, was calling on
his trade here today.
AlonZo Williamson left this
morning for the Wick oil field to
start a well for Greed & Davis.
Attorney F. D. Young and two
1 daughters, Misses Hattie and Jea-
nette, spent the day with friends
at Parkersburg.
Ed Jemison, prominent farmer
and OIL producer, of Meadville,
this county, was business visitor
in the city today.
T. II. NARROW, a prominent Dem
ocrat of Luzon, went to Parkers-
burg this morning to attend the
] Congressional convention.
FOR RENT-Six-room house,
18th bath and pantry. For par
ticulars call on A. P. Heckathorn,
Phone No. 1861. 7,2-tf
Dc Clint Stealey, a popular young
man Of Middlebourne. went to
Parkersburg this morning, where
he will visit relatives for a few
days.
George F. Durham will leave
this evening for Lake Chautau-
Qua, n. Y, to join his family,
who are rusticatine at the popu-
lar resort.
Frank Cornell Of Wellsville, O.,
arrived in the city last evening
and will spend few days with
his family who are visiting rela-
tives here.
-O-O-O--
Prof. Garrison Of Friendly, is
trying to buy house and lot in
this city, and if he can find home
to suit him he will move here and
become a permanent resident of
our city.
-O-O-O-
tThe regular meeting of the D..
of R. Reading circle will be held
Wednesday instead Of Thursday
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Yes, we have some left, but the
way it is going this lot will not
last long. Remember our premi-
ums consist of the very best do
nestle and imported China, and
line Of useful household articles.
Not an article worth less than 20
cents, and some worth so cents,
and the tea we guarantee to be
our regular 60c and SOC grades.
Come to the store, examine the
tea and premiums and if you are
not satisfied that we are giving
you big bargain don't buy.
P. S.-Remember SUNBEAM
KISSES; how delicious, and only
10c a quart.
-O-O-O-
N. A. Sybert Grocery Go.
THE POPULAR GROCERs.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-05-06
SILVER LAKE

w. J. Hanna and son of Long
Meadow were here on business
Tuesday.
Joseph Judd spent several days in
this vicinity recently.
Dan Smith, who is employed in
Porter township, was here Satur-
day.
Joseph II. Bromley of Philadel-
phia is making a number Of improv.
ments on his property around the
lake.
Edward Emery is at work laying
the foundation for the large new
house near Browns mill.
Theodore Howey of Centre has
secured employment near here.
]. Van SAINT Hood and William
Hohensheldt Of Dingmans passed
through here enroute for Porter one
day last week.
Farmers in this section are busily
engaged in making garden and pre-
pairing for oats.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1904-05-06
MAST HOPE

Dell Davis has returned home
from BiDghamton after being sue
cessfnlly treated for a cancor.
Mrs. John johnson is quite sick
with the measles. Many others are
having them.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tyler a son.
Mrs. J. McMahon made trip to
Narrowsburg Thursday.
Miss Celia Tigue came home from
Rowland Monday. She had been
visiting at the homes of her two
brothers.
Harry Davis, who has been home
for a few days on the sick list, has
gone back TO his work.
Men are here digging laurel roots
and shipping them to the city.
Carpenters are working on the
Tusten bridge and several are board
ing at VIM. Hawks.
Mrs. S. S. Crawford has returned
to her home at Tusten.
Mrs. Chester Nearing who is
spending a month with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Hankins, is
having a siege with the asthma.
Rats are running down the Della
ware and some raftsmen have
stopped at W. Il. Hankins where
they always hnd pleasant aooommo.
dation.