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RUSSIA ANXIOUS
AND DEPRESSED

PARIS, June A-Private intelligence
received IN Paris from different quar-
tiers gives a gloomy account Of the
growing feeling OF depression and
anxiety in Russia.
The system Of silence as to events at
the seat OF war following so closely
upon the exuberant reports received IN
the early part OF fine campaign has
naturally aroused popular misgivings.
The effects Of the war. moreover. which
were not felt for the first three months.
are now keenly experienced throughout
Russia, and these are IN fact. the pre-
cuTsory symptoms Of a grave economic
crisis, which, IL would be puerile 70
deny. Is likely 20 affect the general
political situation.
Trade and finance invariably suffer in
time OF war. but iu n country like Rus
STA, whore IL is doubtful whether either
IS founded on "A very substantial basis
capable OF resisting the shocks OF q
prolonged campaign, II IS cOmprehen-
sible that there should be widespread
apprehension.
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master sergeant, Will Gordon; color ser
geant. Lloyd Shumaker; aide. Robert
HiddlesOn
Sergeants Ralph Brennan, John Beers,
James Dick Monte Hart, Jack STAN
baUgh, Archie KinZel, Clarence Green
sese. Archie Billow.
He'd Cross-George Harper, sergeant
Howard Smith, Oliver Hackett. Ralph
Richmond
Frivates-Arthur Xempel. Harry Mil
Ter. Roy Button. Alvan Stratton. Ferd
Bonstedt. Leo Moore, Russell DobsOn.
Curtis Wilcox, Flank Hanson, Thomas
Casterton. VIII Noble, Carl Sigel, Rus
sell Winch. Dare Mcconnell. Earl
Wightman, Carl Rensselaer,. David VIII
cox, Orlando Hardy. Carl Ganyard,
Clarence Comey, Richard Brouse. Ray
mono Stone, Lake Fisher, George
COwden, VIII Carlton. Burdette Max
son, Robert Iredeu.
A Week in Washington.
The Crusaders will spend n week in
Washington. leaving Thursday night at
1910 O'Clock. While here they will ba
under strict military discipline.
The camp is located at tho parish
house Of Christ Church, 3117 o Street
northwest. the rector. the Rev. Mr..
Blake. having formerly served IN Akron.
Those who cannot be accommodated In
the parish house are provided with tents
loaned by the army.
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School Principals Salary.
PRESIDENTS RESEMBLANCE
TO KAISER WILHELM

That Germans consider that President
Roosevelt greatly resemble their En-
pcror was again shown this morning by
the expressions Of II. Won Kupper. Of
Berlin. editor Of the BERLIN Lokal An
Zeiger," one OF the leading German
newspapers
He called on the President. and on
leaving the White House spoke of the
resemblance between the two men and
Of the really high regard in which the
President is held in Germany, where he
IS consideret1 one OF the great men OF
the world. her Germans OF the high
er classes y 10 call at the White Hohse
give expire ION to the same views.
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DIED.

HARRISON-On Friday, June 8 1901
at $50 am, ANN REBECCA. widow OF
William Hs Harrison. 1t
LOWEREE-On Friday, June 5 1871
ct her home, 1884 n Street northwest
this city. MARGARET A, beloved wife
OF the late George +. Loweree, in the
hfty-seventh year Of her age.
lnterment Mount OliveU Cemetery
Baltimore, Sunday. 3 o'clock Services
at home. II 80 a. m. N
O.NEILL-On Saturday. June /. 1904
at her residence, 2229 Thirteenth Street
northwest. Mrs. y. \. O'NEILL.
Funeral Tuesday. January :, from St
Paul Church, Fifteenth and V Streets
1t
NOUNG-On Friday. June .. 1904, at
2. m. SCOTT ANTHONY, infant son nj
Clarence X. and Elizabeth p. Young,
aged six days. In
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HELD FOR THE ACTION
OF THE GRAND JURY

Bond in the sum Of $1,000 was asked
by Judge Kimball IN the Police Court to-
day IN the case Of James, better known
as Frank Bond, who was arrested
yesterday at the Bathing Beach by Po-
hceman Evans OF the Thir1 precinct
station, on a charge Of attempted Grim
inal assault upon Mary Rogerson a
twelve-year-cl1 girl
The Roserson girl, accompanied by
Imogene Murphy was in the vicinity of
The Beach yesterday afternoon when
Bond. so they say, tried to inveigle
mem into taking boat ride with him.
Ihey refused. and he. according to their
story. endeaYcred to force them to go
with ni:n. They screamed. Evans re-
sponGed and Bond arrest followed.
- IN the Police Court he waived the pre-
!iminary hearing I'm the case and Judge
klmball held him for the action Of the
grand jury.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICE-The annual meeting
Of the Northern Market Company OF
the District of Columbia, for the election
OF directors TO serve the ensuing year
will be held IN the Office OF company.
Seventh and . Streets. on MONDAY.
JUNE 6, 1904 Polls open between the
hours Of ! and p n pERNEST @.
THOMPSON Secretary my4-jei
THE FIRST annual meeting OF the
stockholders of the Mosaic Tile and
Cement Brick Machinery Company will
be held IN its Offices IN the Bond Build
ing. Washington, ID. c., JUNE S, 1914,
AT NOON. for the purpose Of eiecting
board Of directors or trustees
1HOS. J. PARKER, Secretary.
uys-39t
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DEATH RECORD

Edward a. Garrett. 2s. go X Street southeast
FieldCn. l5. Sibiey Hospital
George IL. Hor-eman, S. 308 I4th Street s W
Robert Jefferson. 49, Freedmens Hospital
George G. Jones. 80. y2S Third ST y W
Ma'0aret Ann Loweree. ., 1884 Street y "
Bessie f. Rollins. 10, 400 9TH Street southwest
Robert Shelton. sc. 1902 First Street southeast
Mary A. Tune, IS. 1926 Ninth Street northwest
anthony 5. Young. months, Georgetown Uni
vcrsity Hospital
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Marriage and death notices Inserted
in the washington POST will unoE
application, appear simultaneously. with.
out extra charge for either insertion or
telegraphing. in any or all Of the follow,
ing-named morning newspapers: New,
ton Globe" Buffalo Courier ~Cfncin.
natl Enquirer 'Chica go Record Herald. -
philadelphia Public Ledger" Pitts
burg Disp 1tch, Providence Journal, "
Rochester Herald" st. Louis Repub-
lie, st. Paul Pioneer Press" Jel-50t
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CHURCH NOTICES.

CALNARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Sth
ana II SITS. NV. Rev. : H Greene.
- D., PastOr.-Sunday scnool. $50 a. m.
Shallenberger. superintendent
teachers Club. Thursday. : pm. prayer
meeting, pm Endeavor meetings.
tuesday. pm, and Sunday. Gas p. m.
All are cordially invited. 1t
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCI
ENLIST. Hall 1902 18th st. nw.--Service5
sunday. II am Subject Goo the Pre-
server Of Man" Sunday school. y IN
Wednesday. pm. Reading room,
b5raaers Bank Building. 10Th ST. and
LSIIlsy Ivania ave 1t
a CHRISTIAN VIEW OF THE
LABOR PROBLEM - Service By the
6eN. DR.. McNim, at Epiphany Church,
~ street, near Fourteenth. Sunday night
az 3 O'Clock. All seats free Members
OF Iaoor unions cordially invited. II
CHRISTIAN sCIENCE-First church OF
SnIiSt, scientist. 18th and r SITS. NV
service, sunday. II a m and pm Sub
1ect. God. the Preserver OF Man" sun
cay schooI, u m. Wednesd-- s nm
fuDnc cordially invited All seats free
EIee reading rooms in the Bond Build
Hls- 1t
EXAEGELIcALC CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
III RCH-ScottSh Rite Hall 1857 G st
nW--SerVlces, II am. and pm. sub
Ject or morning lecture bv Psshoo
OLIVER 9. SABIN. The Church 70
" ADAAbNtA ny TIE ordination OF Roland
h. Hazard as elder. Subject OF evening
service, By Bishop Sabin The Chris
tan Scientists Duty Regarding, Secret
Societies: Can Christian Belong to
Secret Societies. p Quiz meeting We'd
nesday evening at s O'CLOCK Hall CEN
italy located. seats comfortable. free:
all cordially invited Monday evening.
June s. at o'clock, at the residence Of
Bishop Sabin, 1929 n Street. will occur
the last monthly social Of the church
All friends and those Interested IN the
thought will be made cordially well
come. The entertainment for this even
ing will be Of a very high grade. en-
bracing recitals, Shakespeare reading,
etc, by professionals. together with mu-
sic. both instrumental and vocal. II
SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST - The
Victories OF Faith" This viii be the
subject Of the address by Prof Prescott,
Sunday at 40 pm. at the Memorial
Church. corner 18th and II SITS. NV All
are cordially invited II
COLORED EVANGELICAL CHRIS
TAN SCIENCE CHURCH-At Odd Fell
lows Hall, on NJ ST. NV. between 18th
and 18th SITS, at S pm. Elder ROLAND
b HAZARD VIII deliver a lecture on the
subject Of Cod" All invitel- u
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE Of BUILDING LOTS
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust, one
recorded in Liber 2111 folio zS3. et seq,
and the other IN Liber 2564. folio 90. et
OF Columbia, we viii sell al public auc-
ton. in front OF the premises. on JUNE
Is 1904 al O'CLOCK p. n. lots A.. 4S.
and 20. OF the subdivision or land in said
District called Douglas, as per plat
recorded in said land records in Liber
1915. at folio 43s-
Terms OF sale: One-hsIT cash and bal
ance in one year. secured by note and
deed of trust on the property. or all
cash, at purchasers option with SO de-
IS 10 be completed within fifteen days
THOS. J. OWEN & son Auctioneers-
CHARLES II. CRAGIN. EDWIN h
BOND. Trustees je4-dSses-exsu
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE
BRICK DWELLING IN GEORGE
TOWN
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust recorded
in lIber No. 2z57 at folio %. OF the land
records of the District Of Columbia, We
Will sell al public auction. In 'front.' OF tho
premises on THURSDAY the 9TH
DAY OF JUNE. 1904 at 4-30 O'CLOCK
p. NJ. that part OF lot numbered eighty
two (S2). in square numbered twelve
hundred and eighteen G21S). Of the city
of Washington. fully described IN said
deed fronting about 1919 feet by depth
Of about 147 feet inches. and improved
by the twO-story and cellar brick dwell
ing No. 1896 y Street northwest
Terms Of sale-All cash over and above
q first deed of trust for 5000. 10 be as
sumed by purchaser. and further par
ticulars az time and place % sale
WILLIAM Mex CLAYTON,
JAMES H TAYLOR
THOMAS J. OWEN & son, Auctioneers-
je2,4.6.S
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SOFAS TO Atlantic City and Return via
B. & o. r. r, June I. ?. 3. 5. and s. valid
for return until June Is. account Amer
lean Academy Of Medicine and American
Medical Association. Call at B & ..
Offices for further information
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CROSSING GATES
FOR BROOKLAND
Protection to Be Afforded
by Baltimore and Ohio.
COMMITTEE MAKES REPORT
Officials to Visit Scene of Trouble
Citizens Association AdjouIns
Till Fall.

The Brookland Citizens Association
held its June meeting last night. and
at its conclusion adjourned until next
fail. The greater part Of the evening
was consumed IN the hearing and ap-
proving Of the reports Of various stand
ing committees.
The most important announcement
was made by F. A Harrison. chairman
OF the committee in charge OF having
eliminated the grade Crossing at the
Intersection Of Bunker Hill Road with
the tracks OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. He said the officials OF the
company had promised TO visit Brook
land personally and see what could
be done in regard TO the matter.
To Afford Protection.
il is thought that the company will
put at the crossing improved safety
gates pending some action and appro-
prlation by Congress for the elimina-
ton Of the grade crossing altogether
After approving the course of the
special committee in protesting TO the
District Commissioners against the cree
ton of a gas plant in Brookland by the
Pintsch Gas Company, the association
decided 10 ask the Commissioners to
put a row OF gas lamps along Bunker
Hill Road from the end of the present
line OF lights 20 Queens Chapel Road.
School Principals Salary.
on the suggestion of NJ. J. Holmes,
chairman of the committee on schools,
the association reiterated its desire for
the Commissioners 70 increase by $500
the present salary Of the principal Of
the Brookland public school. and TO APP
point an assistant principal for the
school.
Francis W. Burr and the Rev. F. z.
Marshall were elected as new members
Of the orga niZatiOn.
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sI.25 Washington to Baltimore

And return. p. & O. r. r.. every Sat
urday and Sunday. Tickets good re-
turning until Sunday night. All trains
except Royal Limited
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To BaItimore and Return. 80.

Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Saturday
ana Sunday. Good on all trains except
Congressional Limited
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AUCTION SALES.

THOMAS BOWLING & CO. Aucts..
Oh Z Street y. W.
Public Sale
OF
HIGH-CLASS HORSES,
Monday, June 8, 1904
We viii sell at public auction, MON
DAY, JUNE 8. beginning a ID A IL at
the stable OF DR.. +. S. Walner a Son,
l072 32d St NV. carload OF high-class
hOrses-2 high steppers and 3 cOmbina-
ton horses, I carriage team: a carriage
mare, 16.2 hands high; can show q g.
minute gait; draft horses. specially Sc
lected for the Washington market The
horses will be shown at the stables on
Saturday and Sunday. the 4th and 5th
OF June. II IS an excellent opportunity
70 secure hrst-class horses.
McHenTy Bros,
Terms cash. Hagerstown. Nd
je3-3t
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RIvERTON DUCK FARM.

The Morgan duck farm at River
ton. Va, is said to lee II OF the
mos, extensive in the world. 20
GOO duck are on hand at all times
and an average Of 1000 are Matched
ont each week When each lot OF
ducks is u weeks old they are
slaughtered. packed in ice. and are
shipped principally TO the railroad
companies which operate dining cars
The duckliug are kept hrst IN a
room the temperature Of which is "a
degrees. From time to time the tenn
nerature is lowered. until they are
turned into the sheds, where they arr
kitlcd. At no time DO the manager
permit the ducks which arc oeinl
raised for table use 20 swim in water
/, Hence ,heir flesh is always tende
and brings a good price on the MAJ
markct-PgGc County Ncrs.
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AcoopLAw.

Roth houses Of The Virginia Legs
lasure pssscd snl the Governor sign
"a the cald bill. known as House
hill No. &c. This law is INTENDED 70
Give publicity TO the acts oil 'ne
ho,rds Of supervisors, so that the
tax rayers Of the county may know
what becomes Of their money. n IA"
Intended 10 accomplish this purpose
has been on the statute book years
I'M, its provisions have been disfe-
earded. The Ould bill makes us
mandator, On the board OF supervis,,
ors 10 make out a full statement o.
,eceipts and disbursements Tor the
preceding six months and alter tnt
last annual meeting. Also a
meut Of estimates Tor the succeeding
wear. showing the allowances x
comfy officials. The statements ar
10 be posted At the courthouse an
at every voting precinct IN the conn
. ~ and also to be printed IN a o0S"'
I raper or IN an adjoining county o
r civ. In this wy It will be IN Tn
{, mower OF every tax payer to aequs''
n himself with the finances o. the con
n ". The failure 20 comply with u
q requirements Of this law wall suoJc'
!. the supervisors TO prosecute" u
misdemeanor. On conviction the pc
re atty will be a fine OF not less than q
IS dollars and not more than a hundt'
:, dollars -Lmchburg Ne'rs.
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Young Plants

Every farmer knows that
some plants grow better than
others. Soil may be the same
and seed may seem the same
but some plants are weak and
others strong
And that's the way with
children. They are like young
plants. Same food, same home,
same care but some grow big
and strong while others stay
small and weak.
SCOTS Emulsion offers an
easy way out of the difficulty
Child weakness often means
starvation, not because OF lack
Of food. but because the food
does not feed.
Scots Emulsion reallyfeed:
and gives the child growing
strength. .
Whatever the cause OF weak
ness and failure to grow
!. SCOTS Emulsion seems 20 fms
it and set the matter right
r u~~ Chrlni.fE 50 fearlS1 Nov tof
- ze1 <Eep. ~ akN<Sk~A
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

w-...~ete~. d. O. April 2-Neu,re q
,,.~~ You're another" -this a stout '
he polite ruahuisms which are nov being I
...rb,n~od In both branches Of congress
fse desirnatson OF debate. The
$3.50 snnd~v cival bii IN The House ano
shc ,ost-oasee bill In the Senate, carving
between them something ike tatee nun
tred millions Of dollsrs, are maN'ns w"
headway a. they can against me impsea
Ro,h rnas al the Capital echo aud reeeho
With ~preiimirarv campaign speeches. me
prrubiicans say "ir the vast sosetnmen-
= 80 u.-hfnr there has been a little steal
- hnt Ne have punished the thieves
- y,Sor our administration the country
hes cnioved the greatest prosperity y nas
ever known. The Democrats re'ot' no
=, so. the country enicyed greater Psospe.i's
under tae low revenue tann OF
- s,6ied any administration as they
A nav. mis- one. Nou have been ~ once
80 fo,rrs This With infinite variations
" II thc substance Of the stump spseehes
"a s-n=se fes the benefit OF our
lie conrtrvmcn during the ncxtseNen month,
- Tbe case Of Senator Smoot OF Otan VII
. 20 over till next winter, aud the sS"e'V
- will be left suspended between y
he - ,.-th like the cofsu Of Joe sntth' o.
"a vhoever il was. The testimony rs suo"
IL him 10 he rather a nice, respectlhic
-t,t o,fy one uifc-n0t at an like the nc.
. hn-srs In the morning OF which 'erem,"
X, -.,a Nv - "cvcrv one ucighed altet 81
t-hl..-s uife~ And Smoot goes on I
he -. from Corinthians lN,vl nave "
,,ot mower To- lead about a sister o VIE
~ we'll as other aposilesf he
ne aka senator Burrov committee :
es- nod and Gnish the testimony ana s'
aaH|H win A NAN-N
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FROM CRAB ORCHARD.

Corresp,naencr Of rhe Me stone Gap Post.
CsAa OncAAsp. Va, April 5.-fheEaster
fairy hit this sectiou very severe sunday
morning, but il moderated considerably
Monday.
Your correspondent went 20 the Pocket
last FRIDAY and went to the Darby Coal
and Coke Company mining town on Gins
Creek. The company has due coal OPEN
ings. Work on the grade OF the Black
Mountain Railwey is progressing fast. !
had the pleasure Of attending the Baptist
meeting At Beacon Light Church saturday
aud sunday and hear Rev. }. E. Witt, pas
tor OF the church, preach some very able
and interesting sermons. The church or
gained a SUNDAY School there sunday
Vim. T. Baker and wife went 20 Laure
County ou a visit last Saturday.
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U THEM IN JAIL.

one of che most interesting bills
PASSED by the Legislature az It's re-
cent session wac that signed 10y the
Governor Sstur lay; which makes
sweeping innovations upon the rres-
emit law b. relation 90 the punish
ment of married mon who wiiiuliy
and without cause desert their wives
OF infant children, aud refuse them
support. say the Times Dispatch.
The bin was drawn aud offered u
/ the senate hy Nh. Mcliwaine, OF ie
| t%ersburg. and provides that a man Sd
Offending may be confined in jail an
al he agrees to comply with the law
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TO V E HER WEALTH.
Congressman Stomp 10 Ottef
Bill Advancing Southwest's
interests

WasHsxorcS. D.. c.. March ~
The richness 81 the resources Of
Southwest yirsinia will be brought
70 the asteasioa Of Congress ia a lev
dag 20 s-esns Of a bill which REPRE-
sentative Slsmp. 81 the Ninth Nir-
u;ai. District. will Introduce, pfosid-
sng Cor the improvement Of the b'S
sandy River. in Dickenscn county
The bin viii provide Cor the APP
prspsixtioa % ffty shoassad sioiiar'
ser the par,,o>c Of ~r~Naosing the i'm
mea.> scuiaers from the Fiver where
Il passes shsoash the nsosts'r. 81 >
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Beware of Ointments For Ca
tarrh That Contain Mercury,

As mercury wiz surely destroy the sense Of
SMALL and completely dcrange the whole sys-
,eu when entering Il through The mucous sur
faces. SacA ~artlolcs shoald never Be used ex-
cept IN prescriptions froa reputable physi-
CLANS. a. the damage thew will i j. ten fold
20 thc god foG eaa possibly derive frota them.
Malls Cstareh Gore. manufactures ny I'D.
Cheacs a Co, Tolcao, O., contains 20 mer-
'cnrv. aud y taken iaterually, acting directly
eoaa the hlaod and mucous surfaces of the
system. In beyiag Halls catSrrh Cure be
SIRE ssn get the g~cndioe. tits fakcn inter
sally aed made in Toledo, Ohio, by p j.
/, chener A Co. Testimonials free.
! SOLD b. DRUGGISTS. Price. 7Sc. per bottle
Take Halls Family fals for eoasiigstics.
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Is 1868 the fret ~Jspsnese news
ape With some news translated
from The Duteh. was printed. Now
japan has $500 daily papers aud
periodicals. Toxic has twenty. bot
there are 30 evening papers smoae
them. oae Of tho Toxic papsrs'
The Japan Tines. is printed IL
Esxl:.h. hut IL pr-aseed ny Jspsaes'
exclusively.
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ANY taaa is well oa who has good
health. plessan, domestic RELATIONS, a
home o, his own, the respee, and good
will oi his neighsors. = business
wkich gives him a comfortable living
and enables him 10 lay By = little fo'
old axe. With these he would not
rss any more out Of life Il he had =
million dollars.
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FROM LIPPS.

a-,-s.pondesc Of zee Rs s.sre GAP rosr.
Inns. Va. April t-Coid rather stu
prevails in this patt 81 the mortal sphere
Mr.. A. Gilt. o. Norton, vas calling on
friends and relations a{this place Sunday.
Misses Annie and AWE Peuland we're
calliag on Miss Bell hul sunday
NrslFiosd Kiigore ubo has been sisk
fos some time. d'cd Sunday.
NV. HN Is having a aew barn erected
on has premises
Iim kilgore. oar hustling mail boy
scems to have an kiads o attractions o'
this creek. Moadsr Wbyf
Nc. Rafus 5oues hss moved into th'
rosiaence iorusrly occupied ~ Ar. Char
le Wax.
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FOUR YEAR OLD BOY
BURNED TO DEATH.

Io>rsym1r. Va. March 3l.-The
four wear OLD boy OF Mr aud Mrs.
William Fields Of near Pennington
Gan. Va. was burned TO death last
Thursday evening.
The mother Of the child had gone
out 20 the barn to attend Co milking
and lrlt two ot three children in the
house. Tho hltic boss clothing took
ire ia some WY from the open hre
/ place. and before the alarm could
reach iho mother. the child WAS So
terribly burned that IL only lived
few hours.
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p. G. Thompson left yesterday for
Wise county. Virginia, where he
will spend a few days on business
Mr.. Thompson's company is rapidly
making preparations 10 bore for OIL
and gas in Wise comfy and will
very soon be sinking a shaft at a
point where natural gas has been es-
Gaping ion some time.-Bristol Cour-
lei.
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DOES GOOD WORK.

The Winchester Steam Laundry
has recently moved into a new build
ing. added new machinery TO their
plant and are now better prepared
than ever before to do the very best
Of work. j.. w. Kelly represents
them at this place and guarantees
satisfaction Leave your bundle at
the Drug Store.
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WANTED-SEVERAL INDUSTRIOUS
persons in Zach state TO trave for house
established eleven years aud with a large
capital, 10 call upon merchants and agents
for successful and profitable line. Perma-
nent engagement. Weekly cash salary OF
s2i snd all travelling expenses and hotel
hills advanced In cash each week. En-
perieace not essential Mention refer
ence and enclose seif-addressed envelope
THE NATIONAL. 332 Dearborn ST., Chi
eago
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wages with their bands. Some oil
these arc skilled wotkmsu aud others
unslirea. OF the total Number about
A 600 900 are IL Is es,imat-
cd that Of this nnmbef 2.ooo,oV os
long 20 labor unions