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Evening journal., 1904-11-09
senlctcncy.

1NalaAAth hTlAAEa
A lady philauJhropist once crossed
the Russian frontiers TO visit Tolstoi
and. ushered into tho presence Of the
great man. she uttered the usual con
ventional greetings and explanations
while The sage eyed her abstractedly
and silently as IT, she said -"as IL hc
were quietly turning back the top OF
my head and looking at the thoughts
inside" When she ceased speaking
he touched her large and fashionabl,
sleeve and said sweetly: "Why DO you
wrap SO much cloth en- your arms? Il
you ripped 1t of it w0lld make a good
frock for a little girl.n
The great difficulty Is TO draw tn,
line at sufiiciency Man thrown loos,
upon the caprices of nature is not maj
at his best. Man spending half hi.
waking hours upon the care Of hi.
body is not man at his best. Wherever
protection and necessary care are con
vcrted into luxury and superhuity n,
is weakened Tho time must com,
when beautiful dressing viii be tha
which is most useful. most approprl
ate, most unhampering - Harper,
Weekly.
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Coincidence Stricken.

A London juryman tainted the othei
day while the Judge was charging the
body. The judge was saying. "You
must give the statements Of the WIT
nesses for tho defense full weight
At the words "full weight the Jury
man tainted. Later it was found that
he was a coal dealer.
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nI. conrlncinr nInnner.

do you-aw -aw-believe in the -aw-
theory Of evolution, Miss Wise-thal
we all-aw-spring from apes, dom
you known
The beautiful girl hesitated. Il neve.
used to, she replied finally.
perhaps I-aw-cOuld convince you,
he suggested.
''You have already" she answered.
New York Press
Evening journal., 1904-11-09
FREE x-RAY EXAMINATION.

The X-Ray equipment of the Krum
Medical Institute Is of the latest tyne and
as elaborate and complete ass any in the
country BY a special huoroscOpic at
tacnment the doctor is enabled To effect
an absolute distinct evcsight diagnosis Of
all diseased parts, and thus determine to
a certainty the cause OF the addiction.
All invalids who so desire are welcome TO
this radical and perfect examination. II
is entirely free of charge.
Evening journal., 1904-11-09

No veil Of mystery surrounds this tcsti-
mony-no Juggling. no nccromancy. no
glamor of eNaggeration. no false light OF
'untruth cnVelOps this testimony.
These are real patients. who VIII talk
to Won If YOU will go and see them. Their
evidence typihes the truth in testimony
as distinguished from falsehood ana eN-
aggeration. The majesty of skill enVifohs
this testimony skill which the proies-
sion as well as the people rccOgnlze-a
skill under which doubt is silenced. before
which falsohood falters and with Whlcn
truth proclaims It's guarantee OF klnshlp'
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-. -.

Il thought sinesrgle was friend Of
yours"
"He was until lately. I had to drop
him. He was always wanting TO Dor
row money"
Refused him sharply, did your
"No; lent him some. Chicago
Tribun,.
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"The Store That Saves You Money"
Lippincott & Co.
Now

that the election is a thing Of
the past and settled, you can
turn your mind toward the
purchase Of the many things
needed for winter wear. We
did not wait until the election
was over before getting ready,
but for months the goods that
you will need have been arriv-
ing by freight and express.
Many things are on display
now, to give you hint of
what the showing will be.
And they're finding ready
sale for wise ones don't wait
they snap up what they
want the moment they set
eyes omit.
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Inst n Littlc rnrnr.

Mrs. Nodd-The cook refuses to get
up earlier than Z. Todd-Ask her ~
she won't 90 it for a couple Of days
until 1 can rearrange my business
Brooklyn Life
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Varie iy

originality and beauty of de-
sign distinguish a splendid
collection of the finest and
most worthy linens that we
have been able to find. How
ever we'll the housewife may
be supplied with table linens
there is always something
that's needed. Can we serve
you!
First Floor.
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EVIDENCE THAT
TYPIFIES THE TRUTH
The Kinship and Skill Perfect Truth Continued Testimony
of the Mastery el Disease From Homes Of Wilmington

Krum treatment under tho influence of
this treatment ] ana cured. Have no pain.
and foot feels as we'll and strong as ever.
DO work now ! could not think of DONG
months ago. / can recommend this treat
mont TO anyone suffering as ! did and VIII
be pleased TO give any further Information
regarding it, JOHN j lAROSCH.
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cuREn oE LAME Eoor.

Mr. John j. LarOsch, 507 Lombard
street. About eleven months ago I fen
from scaffolding iniuring both of my
feet, since that time my right foot has
given me pain continuously. very severe
at times. I was treated for this condition
without any good effects until tried the
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Our book stock

camprises everything readable
and on most every subject
books in fine binding, books
in paper covers. We specially
feature books for boys and
girls, for it is the juvenile ele-
ment that get the majority Of
the Christmas books, but we
have not been neglectful Of
the wants of adults either for
gift purposes or for replenish-
ing Libraries.
First Floor.
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When

"the frost is on the punkin
and the fodder in the shock"
it's surely time to be thinking
Of heavier underwear and hos
iery. These goods have been
coming in every day from
home and abroad. Nothing
bought from hand to mouth.
Everything bought months
before we receive it, by this
means we get the best price.
First Floor.
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CourtinE.

He-He that courts and runs away
viii live to court smother day. She
But be that courts and does not wed
may find himself in court instead.
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uuNGu.

First Citizen-If you were by youl-
self I'd hit you. Second Citizen-Well
amt l by myself? First Citizen-Ain'i
with Glasgow Evening Times
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A great many

new ideas in millinery have
come out recently, since the
regular fall exhibition took
place. We have gathered
them up here and there and
put them all together in the
millinery section as hints to
people who have not yet par
chased.
Second Floor.
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what worriea HIN.

Sne-But, pa. he says he can't live
without me. ra-But the question is
Wheeler he can live without me.-New
York Press.
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Asthma.

SPEClALTlES-Catarrh, Asthma.
Nervous Diseases, Bronchitis, Rheu-
matism, Skin Diseases, Consumption
and all chronic affections of the Throat
Lungs, Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and
Bowels, Deafness and Noises in the
Ears
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If money could not talk there
wouldn't be so much Dragging.
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Logues majority As li4a.
SECOND DIS. LEVY COURT.
y..6. 6unc rs 76HAi
First ward.
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High grade furS

fluffy beauties that suggest a
frosty fall, and promise gener-
Gus warmth in the face Of win
ter's biting blasts. We have
the best the market affords,
styllshly made and tastefully
lined.
Second Floor.
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Continued on Page Four)
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Baltimore and Ohio R. R. Only One
Dollar to Baltimore and Return, Sun
dav November 18th.

Special train Of fine coaches will
leave Delaware avenue station at $40
. m. Sunday. November 18th. Re-
.urnina leave Bauimo~e. Camden sta
ton, at ESQ p. M. Mt Royal station at
s.'5 o. ms. only one dollar for th'
round trip.
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Store closes at $50 p. m.
Saturday 10 p. m.
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having a good time without
fear of failing through" Our
prices we know are right.
That means much for the
mother.
Second Floor.
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his clothes
are bought,
nine of ten
willmention
us. We take
pridein see
ing the boys
looking as
theyshould.
We help
\ them to do
so by keep
ingour stock
up to the
minute. Be
sides t h e
quality al
lows oftheir
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Lippincott g Co

"The Store That Saves You Money"
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Eleventh ward.
LEVY COURT.

'Brown's maj ........"........5O
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The next time

you see a neatly dressed lad
stop him and ask him where
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4TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

otn Representative District-
Crawford. Mendinh'
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5th Dis. OF on Representatlve D
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25

with depth. but there is strong eYi-
 dence that large areas of possibiE
 rich ground in Canarea have not as
 yet been exploited" MT. Hill, aftes' two months study below ground a.
 Cananea, tells us that he believes that
 this ancient Apache stronghold will
 held permanent rank among the worlds great copper camps. He says that Cananea is one of the most re imarkable mining achievements of modern years.
 r. When the construction work now is progress is completed the company ex- , poets to produce 5000. 900 pounds. cf copper month. at a cost at the mines
 of shade under Sc aipound. Iii Colonel Greene's New York os- | fee there lies a great lump of re1n- 1 ed copper. A visitor the ether day i inquired what it was.
 That, sir" said Colonel Greene. 'Ts | the first ingot from our Capcte mine" And what might it be worth Well. sir replied the colone2, lthoughtfully, lin round numbers that ingot cost us about eight million dos- liars"
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
Home Provided
 for Wayward Girls GOOD WORK THAT IS BEING CAR REED ON AT PHOENIX. The Home Has Been Kept up by Vel untary Subscription from Charitable People of All Classes ard Denor- nations.

4 citizen Of BisDee is in receipt 2. the following letter from Phoenix which is self explanatory. It tells of the good work that is being done by the Florence Crittenden Home a Phoenix, most deserving institution. The letter is as follows:
 Phoenix, Ariz., Feb. 19, 1904. Dear Sir:
 Perhaps you are not aware that there is a Florence Crittenden Home for the rescue of unfortunate girls in our territory.
 The Home has been built and open for the past six years and has been the means of doing great good < many girls who have entered its doors The Home has been kept up by. vol ,ntary subscriptions and donations of good citizens and charitable people oi all classes and denominations.
 The Home is not a place or deten lion. nor are girls sentenced there Ds any court. but they enter of thei own free will. Neither is it a place known as a private hospital" for th' purpose of aiding unfortunate girls tf hide their shame, although we accep them for the purpose of doing men good and giving them a chance I' again enter the world as good ci'l zens.
 The Home is not alone for the cias ahove designated, but is open to VIC ...o,, and girts who are temporarily IT able to earn a support
 Chou,d cases which can be helpe by the Home be known to you " shall be glad to correspono wi,h " or with them concerning tneir sl trance.
 ROBERT WILSON. President
 FRANK T. ALKIRE Secretary
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25

The Epworth League of the Method ist Church, which was organized soon after Rev. Geo NJ. Smith was install eo as pastor of that church. has taken up the work of supporting a native pastor in India. A check for the full amount of years support was sent to the secretary of the Missionary So- ciety in New York on Tuesday. which will result in putting the pastor into the field of his labor within the next sixty days or less.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25

put their plan through. but there was one big mining interest tha. knew Cananea as well as the big Texan, and they saw their opportunity of cement ing a desirable alliance, and strength ening their position in the Southwest The Phelps-Dodge people made Cclo nel Greene's fight their own. Those who know the extent of Phe,pS-DCdge mining operations in the Southwest can understand why they should join hands with Colonel Greene
 That the Phelps-DoGge people should have gone to Colonel Greene's rescue when he was in danger of losing con trol of the property he had built up after years of unreIenting effort, does not seem strange. That such conserv should have an oversight over the de velopment of the Cananea mines is probably better for the welfare of Greene Consolidated than if it were entirely under the control of either Colonel Greene or the Rogers people.
 As for the life of the Caranea mines that is for the future to tell, but the weight of engineering opinion seems to be against the early exhaustion the Iory. Mir. Robert T. Hill, late of the geologic survey, who is probably bet ter qualifie1 to speak on the geology of this region than any other man ir the country. gives it as his opinior that "the Cananea ore bodies not only possess every chance fer continuity
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
Left for Michigan.

Left for Michigan.
 Captain James Piper. of the Mitch ell Development company, and wife, left Bisbee yesterday morning for Michigan in response to telegram re- ceived early in the morning informing them of the very serious illness of Mrs. William Piper, whom, the tele- gram stated, was not expected to sur vive her sickness. The sufferer Is daughter of Captain Mitchell, presi- dent of the Mitchell company. and is the wife of Captain Piper's brother whose residence is at Negaunee, Mich igan Captain Piper does. not expect to remain long in the northern coun' try, but his wife has decided to remain the-e for several months at least.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
Quiet Church Wedding.

0utet ChufCH WeooshS'
 J. R. Lloyd and Miss Gertrude Ward were quietly married yesterday morn ing at the Presbyterian church, thfs Icity.. by the pastor, Rev. Harvey M. Shields. Only few intimate friends and relatives of the young couple were present to witness the ceremony. The bride is a recent arrival in Bisbee from Montana, while the groom halls from ~anansa, where he holds a position at the smelting plant. Cananea is the place where the happy pair will make their home after spending a honeymoon at Fl Paso. for which city Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd left this morning The young couple have the best wish es of a circle of warm friends in Bis bee with whom the bride became ac quainted during her short stay in thi. city. iI4
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
THE MARKET.
(By Frank J. Graf, B-oker.)

The activity in the Bonanza stock still continues. with prospects of much higher prices. The declaring of a $1.50 dividend by the directors meeting held at Duluth, on C. & A. stock, payable in March, caused a great deal of satisfaction to our East ern investors, as well as local. c. & P. advanced to $40.0O. but last sales were made at s37Go, with good indi- cations for further advance. l.. $. & P. declines to $160.0o. F. & D.
 aovances to s6S.00; some are asking s7O.O0, but s6S.00 is bid. The same holds good with Junction. It was impossible to get Junction at all today
 owing to the rapid advance. the stock closing at s24.00 bid and $25.00 asked
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
Searching Party Leaves.

Advices from Douglas last night were to the effect that w. J. Stevens. of the Providence Building and Loan Association. of Los Angeles, who. in company with Frank Demerest, of the Shelter city, left that city last week on a three days hunting trip, had not yet been heard from. A searching party left Douglas yesterday to search for the missing men. By some it is thought that the party were hunting on the prohibited territory. and were arrested and are at Arizpe, but this theory is not credible, as there is tele- graph connection between here anc Arizpe, and MT. Stevens would send word here at once.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
Ar Elaborate Wedding

Last evening in the K P. Hall, at Douglas, Mr. A S. J. Shropshire was united in marriage to Miss Ruby Me Donald. The K. of P. lodge. the Fort nightly club, the local lodge of Odd Fellows, and the Rebekahs attended the ceremony, besides a large number of invited friends who are not connect cd with these societies.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
w. E. Bayless Resions.

Word received from Douglas last evening was to the effect that w. E. Bayless, who has so lcng' been con- nected with the Douglas Improve ment company, had resigned his posi-, ton and been succeeded by c. H. Ser ,yman. recently from Houghton, Mich.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
Child Baotised.

Child Baotised.
 Christian baptism was administered Sunday, Feb. 21, 1904, al the home of the parents, No. 542 Opera Drive, to Eino Jalnar, beloved child of MT and Mrs. Joseph Oskar Gustafson, the Rev. Hartley M Shields joA iiating. and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hanley acting as witnesses 4 number of intimate friends were present, and many af- fectionate wishes follow the newly named little one into life.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
Made Hiohest Score.

Chas. Malcom made the highest bowling score on the alleys at the Gymnasium last evening. He made nine strikes in succession and ran up a total of 251. A series Of games now are being played of at the Gym. for the purpose of picking team who will give battle to Morenci.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
Investigating Mexican Property.

L. c. Shattuck and Jos. Muheim are in Sonora this week investigating some Mexican mining property in the Mocte- zuma district. near the Transvaal.. The property is said to have a splendid showing.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
A MOTHERS RECOMMENDATION

I nave useU OHnfit ocf Remedy for a number of years and have no hesitancy in saying that 1t is the best remedy for coughs, colds and croup I have ever used in my family. I have not words to express my confidence in this remedy'-Nrs. A. Moore, North Star, Mich For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
Artesian Water Near Hereford.

Mrs. Matilda Ccbb was in town yes terday from her ranch ad joining Here ford. Last week Mrs. Cobb succeed cd in striking artesian water on her ranch. Another well is being put down The first well is now flowing thirty thousand gallons per day
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
Bio EacIe Show.

A local member of the Fraternal or der of Eagles stated last evening that the spread eagle show now being pre- pared by the members of that order in this city, and which will be given dur ing the early part of April. will surpass any amateur performance ever hereto fore seen in Bisbee. and will make some of the so-cailed professionals very poor second.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
Church Services at Naco.

Church services at Naco will be held in the Opera House this evening. Rev. H. NJ Shields officiating. A cordial invitation is exten6ed to all the people of Naco 10 be presen; at these meet ings.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25

The scratch of a pin may cause the loss of a limb or even death when blood poisoning results from the in1u' v. All danger of this may be avoid ed. however, by promptly applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It IS an antiseptic and quick healing linimen' for cuts, bruises and burns. Fol sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
Reduced Rates

Reduced Rates- a, -oo. Bisbee, Feb. 24, 1s04- To the Bisbee Review:
 on account of Sunday School con uant;on a. Tombstone February 21th and 2sth. we will sell, on February 97tb round trip tickets to Tombstone ., s2 so for the round trip, good to re tnrn February 2sth.
 % oata, J.B. SPEED, Agt.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
Masquerade Ball.

Elaborate preparations are already being made in this city for the Mas querade ball which will be given in the Bisbee Opera House on March 14
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25

Mrs. A. E. Hurst. of the Copper Queen gymnasium, wao has Eeen sal fering from an illness fo- several days, is now abuot recovered.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
canarea Wants Consul.

A petition has been signed in Cana nea by 1900 Americans and forward ed to Washington. asking that a con sulate be established in the municipal ity of Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself as caE- didate for the office of City Marsh al of Bisbee. subject to the action of the Democratic City Convention to be hei0s March 7th.
 HANK SNODGRASS.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
BRIEF
 CITY
 NEWS

Was Elected Secretary.
 A. r. Stumpf was last evening elect ed secretary of the Bisbee Athletic Association.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
Women's Gloves 95c Instead of $2.50 @ $3.5O
Main Floor

Plenty of them while they last. Four, six and eight button Place and Suede gloves; in tans. modes, gray, beaver brown, white and black, Mus quetiere and opera length. Values S2.5O and S5.5O Price o5c.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
PROGRAM AT SCHOOL.
Program to Be Rendered That Will Be
 of Profit to All AttendinG.


 of Profit to All Attending. A program is to be rendered at the Central school in this city tomorrow evening that will be of profit to all at tending, and as the general public l is cordially invited, especially those interested in school work, there should be a large attendance. The program commences at o'clock. and will be as follows:
 Methods in Reading ....
 .... Miss Messner Pape--"Phonetic Method .....-. . ..... .... Miss Stone
 Piano S.olo-"Meditation" ........ ...... ..... Miss Kelsey Book Review-"Pbelps and His Teachers" ...... .. Miss Hosmer lPaper-"Drawing in the Schools. .... .. ... Miss Patterson Paper-"Music in the Schools" .... ... ...... .... Miss Kelsey Question Box-Led by Miss Evans.
 Paper-"Value Of -Rhetoricals". . ..... Miss Reilly Book Review-"Mind Studies for Teachers" ..... -. Miss Coffee
 Vocal Solo-''I Can Not Sing the Old Songs" ..... .-...... Miss Cox In connection with the entertain ment there will be an exhibition of specimens of work by the pupils of different grades which have been pre- pared for the Worlds Fair at St. Louis. Professor Kramer and the school au- thorities extend ar invitation to all interested to be present during the exercises
Bisbee daily review., 1904-02-25
I5C Worsted Nitts

Women's and chiIdren's black double. worsted mittens. Values 10 35c. TOW 15c. Boys and girls fleece lined kid mitts, fur tops. very small sizes, 25c. value to Z5c.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-09-02

Capt. H. c. Alexander has re
turned to Nashville.
Mrs. Mary Powell has returned
from a visit to Mckenzie.
Brother DeGraffenreid and Grover
Schiller returned Tuesday from the
fair.
We are very sorry to note the
serious illness Of Mrs. A. J. Law
son.
/ w. T. Wilkes, Of Rutherford, has
accepted a place in the Palace Ho.
tel barber shop.
Don't forget that the Gubernato.
rial candidates will speak in this
city next Wednesday.
Harry Fields has returned to
Nashville, after spending vacation
here with his mother.
Verna Kelley has recovered from
his recent illness and has resumed
his place as assistant cashier at the
Commercial Bank.
Mark Andrews, who has been
visiting his brother, r. L. Andrews,
north of the city, returned to his
home at Nashville Saturday.
Judge w. H. Swiggart went to
Paris Monday and afterwards to
Tiptonville looking after some legal
matters. He returned Wednesday.
The little year-oid child Of James
Stone, Of the vicinity of Crockett,
died last Tuesday. Mr.. Stone lives
on the farm of s. F. Howard, Esq.
Messrs. c. d. and Harry Gibbs
we're here from Terry, Miss, the
first of the week Harry has been
quite sick several days with Aux,
but is improving.
Messrs. G. w. and T. D. Jackson,
Of the Seventh district near Crock
EFT, two of Obion county's good men
and substantial citizens, were here
Wednesday, giving US the pleasure
Of visit.
Mrs. w. p. Pearson, who has
been visiting her sister near Horn
beak, has returned to Martin. Her
husband, who went to Red Boiling
Spring some weeks ago, is rapidly
regaining his health.
Erwin Scates, who has been as
sisting in the postofice since Mr..
Whites illness, left yesterday for
Hickman to attend school. The
assistant postmaster's position will
be filled in the future by Mr.. Geo.
Isbell