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SOUTHERN RAIL Az.

f& SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY {2sTH II, 1900. Nj
y TRAINS LEAVE; RICHMOND }. s.3s
TOO a.. M,fDaily. zeal for Cha lotte. ~ g,
.R T. 80 1in ted Blu Pullman
to Atlanta and Blrmngham m. III New b Orleans,
Memphis, attanooga and all The South
T 100 Pm M.--ExsB Sunday Keysvlll e!s Local.
III 100 n Limit TED. Pullman ready
$3.50 r. NJ, fora all the Sou ss
DIRK RIVER LINE. y N
81 The favorlte route to BALTIMORE and Eastern
points Leave Richmond 20 3 Pr Daily.
except Sunday. 3 f8s
alt Fl Daily except Is snnda y, 3
connecting with steamers for Bal ttmore !, and
river landings Steamers sailing from West
Point Monday. Wee nesday and Friday call as
yorktown / and Clay Bank; Tuesday, THURSDAY
and Saturday. a llmonds and G louceste Point
4 :45i a. M. Except Sunday Local mixed Tor
As 1''ssI TRAINS ARRIVE RIcHM0ND
6:5s a.. NJ Sand 6:42 p. M.-From all the Sou tn.
s;s5 p. M From Chariot to and Durham, ,
M 40 Az. 1I.-FromE Chase City Il; s1s
5{s q; les Al M-BaltlmoreS and West Point.
I0;45 Al NJ. $40 p, AI,-From ~ est Point:83.
4 ENSIARpWICI,s AYE ". .}5TAYLOE,S5
r ~ M 93sss O. r. Al
.4 q II. sACKERT. Gen, d Algrs !sSf!s
Washington, y, 81 as ~ M
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DRY 81: Goops MARKET.

4 NEW YORK, July 25 The dry goods market
lis increasingly arm.i$ dyices from Fall L 1tyer
ire that practically! all tho mills are shut
down and the out look Is for protracted strug,$
gle.5p Buying is not appreciably Increased, but
rent prices, especially for nearly del The
outlook Is 5vsibly improved ss5jS.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY Is, 1904.
t44 ARRIVED q! y

j l.
y If PORT. OF RICHMOND. JULY e5 1904.
essi5f ARRIVED. ,&
steamer Berkeley. Shelly; Norfolk; mercl'a n
as ste ana pAIps randoa, Harvey Norfolk
chandiso and passengers, Old Dominion line
& SAILED. x
steamer Berkeley Shelley, Norfolk, merchan.
disc and passengrs, Old Dom!n line
Steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk, merchan-
Steamer Old Point Comfort, Graves Norfolk,
James River landings, nerclandlss and pas
,sengers, Virginia Na ss lon g. "
PORT OF WEST POINT, IuLYes 1904. II
EN- ARRIVED, Il, 3is y 4
8 Baltimore, Courtney. Baltimore. passsnEsra
and general cargo. Il
SAILED yas
baltimore. Courtney, baltimore. passengers
PORT NEWPORT N gws, July rs. 1904,
ARRIVED. Il s
schooner William II. Clifford, Camden
schooner II 3, Ysrlses Nsw f9 Ya.,,
+. s Schooner Charles II, sprague, Boston,
Steamer Amsteldyk New York is
steamer George own, 'orlland, IA
Steamer Orion. Boston, " 8 I'd. II, if 4
Schooner p Marie + d BI9wn Ne New ya xaFk'
s ssheensr M siay aanss As sslfola
Schooner r, aid 4. Lunton, rcyldence, IA
Schooner Eagle Il Mins, Pr1y 1at
HaYs Knrkerbocker Providence, lsi
X large Emllie. Bostol',i *
5 SAILED.
B bars q, II. skolaeld, ploYblenee,
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,.ol7 b 81. sales. 400 bales; stock. 4l.oss

,.ol7 bales: sales 100 bales stock. g .os 9.
bales. Il VI. 4
10 the Continent. 81 bales: stock l251 25 bales.
as olidateds & Mt all seaports-Net receipts.
t4725 bales export to Great Britain. 100 bales;
10 The Continent Csc bales; to Mexico 80 bales
Total since Sept enberS LIST at all seaports--
Net receipts 7.jo5 sls bales /: export to g reat
Britain 1856 6sS bales; TO France ess oo7 bales;
TO the Continent, 2,576es6 bnles 10 Japan, "A.
$50 bales; to Mexico ., ssss bales 81
$5 NEW ORLEANS. La. July zs.-COTT0E--
Spot cotton dull and lower. scarcely any de-
liand !; offerings very light; sales go bniea de-
GliYcred fon contracts. - bales; quotation re-
iduced Ac sis55 rs l A II, "
jsa12 points lover than sat urday's Close Some
notices were circulated and this, together. Win
o. favorable weather map and Tho lali River
strike carried the market weaker, From the
opening g fall demand was IN evidence, and an,
this really absorbed al tfcrinEs Bears dis-
played little or no aggressive Trading was =.
marked by The filling OF orders that had nc.
$cumuiated over Sunday. nth these out OF
the way there was little for broker 70 ! DO
August opened at TO- 25. declined TO 10. 20. adj
Sranced to 1921 and finally sold down TO 10 o3
The market closed QUIET Net Losses J uly. 3
points August S and the new crop pos!t lions 80
\ Cotton futures quiet and STEADY: uly. io:h
bid August O. ., Gl10. % . September. g.2gaIi:
October 81 4Ga9 AZ: November y tsGp a De-
esInber. 9,s3d9.44. January. 9.tsa5, ~ 5
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ATLANTIC COAST II NE Nj q

TRAINS9 LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY-BYRD-{
"a sEsi STREET STATION isjs 81
u Effective SUNDAY, MA r 18TH. III
" e;05 A. Ma. G. II. EXPRESS to all points
( 300 a. M.-Pet ersburg and Norfolk.
51o,IoS r.. M.-Petersburg and N. and w. West
Z $500 r. RM.-Petersburg and Norfo lk.s "a
4 q 10 fP.s M. "a oldsboro4 Local. gg
ta 6:a5 p, M.-Petersburg Local. .Sssgs
7;25 Fl M.-'Fiorida and West Indian Lin.
ted to all points South. - IS IN
u $50 p AI..-Petersburg and N, and w. West
Il, &; $40 p. M--Petersburg Local. III
sf5s,il TRAINS ARRIVE ICIIMoND. y. \.
Il 4.07 IA, M; :35 Is les "a. N \; 10 :4h
Az NJ; 40 A. M; 100 p. M. :Q5 r. M.
$3.50 r. N. ;S7:45 az. M q; . .o5 r.. n. SjSt
fs Except Sunday. Sunday only I. ssse
80 c. S. CANPREIL. Div. Pass, ACT. 5s
= W. j, CRAIG. Gen. Pass. Asst sSssss
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Mes.rs, u Dibrelis Erothers In their week re-
view OF the Danvile tobacco ma rketi sa a1
our receipts continue very. SINAI o.,
are 'generaIly damag ed. There arc practically
no Wrappers offering at ALL Prless are firm On
-. aIttomrh' some sales are being made every
day The weather las been fay cradle On the
growing crop In this immediate sec sec ton
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M q! - 3.
4 PRODUCE MARKETS.

( NEW YORK j uly g. FLO UR-steady. but
DUH. Rye Flour Fl rrn. corninea l--ouuet Wet.
Wheat Spot weak ;:& No 2 red. nominal ele-
'yator. 4 Options = here was q strong advance
pss eose opio
ja if sl sss al September bscsin;
nrn; \ op Y, n 2shss,
closing ia sge net
Sa, sam se
Picked shoulders. per round picked
|ssssrn s.sasa .s gened oat
ncn s7.5 compound. S5s7i f q n,
Quiet family i9 shcTa s,sseH III
Nominal; strained common to good. s2tI0al %.
}SSa ~ 10 4 -, .5.
m GSfe stesdS Cor are
for coffee futures opened trm "a a %
q 1o5 rises Il nonta iiEher
i sales Ri Sse sass
1sa Isls sstat t. dairy common % extral2;
lie. Enthusiastically; State. full cream small n.
white
by fancy sels,:t ed. white. 2ac.; Sou eV
lSc do, interiors. 1sc. + AZ, so ~
sey and Southern. sl9!so: Jersey SSp
s,Jo. Al Peanuts-Steady fancy handpick ed 6Ae:t
ri l,er domestic. 4 SIX cds1sca Cahhage s-Wen j
y Inv and Jersey. per barrcl, e591C
iCotton.By steam to Liverpool, 1ec.
CHICAGO. ILL, July 2s,.posslble comp . &c;
= n e imnoftant role In the wheat arket to-
result. September Wsae a ne G,0Is
1mnsX oats are 4c higher; proyislors were
down 5Gllehc, III sp. 55f X
The leading futures ranged as fol lows: 85g s
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
q Richmond, Va, July u. 1924.
CAYTT0 sSi5t - ~ isE

Rlch,nond. va July - 1924.
IN SALES III:
} B American Locomotive preferred-c shares at
az Virginia $50 al e5., 81 ~ s3 S8
Virginia Centuries II, 90 al e5! ~
Old Dominion stratnahip Co.'S At III
Yifsinia.c carolina Chemical prefened----a 4I at.
q & STATE SECURITIES BID Asked
Ns.,s e ssr r'ns =: 1919 1919 losa
Va esntai ss as:a Il 81. sss
& CITY s fsc:GRlTl Es. va Il n u.s.
K Riss%sas az 49, 1851. is
III itAIIisOAD sDONDa #
t.,laa,af and Char LIT 's =; 1901 Is @
= 81. r Con e g, TT p g
Geors,a, So and Fla.s Isl s.; 81
sHicS sAi and Neck. Is. s. is:..:.,. 30
T Iyla Bound ss,th T.. ~. g
Western y. 9. lst g; q 1914 ...... LIZ I
s1I 8 s sys.l IL t s J.. !;
5SsSfsAlLRoAD8 $40 cISa Par.
4, ,1sn's c eaa qas ss i
1tlsnas e ssass line 1a
Atlantic Coast Line Of ccns, 1922 ss9
sesiss sss Aps e. oa79 com 'sS
s r. IL and n Il. Div. Obi 6. !. 100 235 X
s sssssa1d AT AIr Lime nfa
sGs;as5e ARsa'yaSu 81 Is
Virginia Trust Company .,.....,.l 100 q. 100
81 4. ,SEouS q IS Il u
American Lesomottye pfd. ...;.,; l 100
"a. Car Chem; ptd ?. l ,s9 l1S,s %.
Z va,.Car. c. Co.. Col. Tr.. p. c....... 90
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3Lvnchburg t obacco B arket.

Lynchburg g ulyI % 1 7R'l -
Sales 81 loose tobacco on the Luxembourg n II
ms rk az for the two weeks ending July 2S.5
1884,, reported by j ohm L. glesby Z.
Sold week ending July 18th; g, slo nouna,s:
.for week ending July 23d 800 pounds.
Sold from October II 1908, to July g. 1921 1921
20 sss 100 pounds sold atrom y, ls y.
y hoircceipts this week were very The he
with much ot that damned prices Their OF on
ali grades. Reports from tho growing crop rs
aI Fro,n the most reliable information tain.
abe the Quantity OF tobacco pla nted will fall
short OF the 1903 crop at Least ons-four n.
wa reho,, sea during tho month Sofs August by
order Of the Tobacco "A ssoci tlon. t 4 I
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TOBACCO MARKET

q ~ 81 Richmond. Val. July Is, 1904. III
Dark Fired Tobacco Receipts continue mod
era te and market firm a unchanged quot ations.
iBr ghts-u nchanged u quiet. but Nrn with sfnir
RECEIPTS Sum Cured Receipts decreasing ma r.
ketg fairly active Mt unchanged prices. 4"
S. Note--Planters3 are s Cautioned not to shin
their tobacco to ms rket III high order with
warm eather It Is apt to damage and then
II will not bring uota ttons. 3i jssss
The quotations are as follows:
+ DARK sFlRED sTOBACCo-REoRDER
81; I.
BRIGHT TOBACCO. KEN
EHIOKERS-Common .,,;,.....,,, 500 a 500
q Medium 800 a 10, 90
Fine 1000 @ IL. 90
Msauh isSS
" Fine W a. l7.uU
Fancy d. X, ,,,,.,.. 100 a 20.0o
Madiuns v'' u. SO ia
81 Good q 100
e Fine l2, 90 (p 400
PERS--Comlnon .t..,,,,,,,. u 90 U % 1890
Medium 18 90 "a go, 90
Good e1.0 a. IS. 90
Fancy ns 100 g t ts,S
( ss5il 5af SUN CURED TOBACCO. - Is
IJmlp ss.,o 3 1853 ss 8 4ss
sh SsS 9 leaf 1915 s 1876 s
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS. MAI. I
PEANUT MARKET.

continue rrn at sl15 per bushel for Spanish;
Sellers are asking higher prices ;,very few being
offered. VlrEinas firm at AZ g; for fancy stock
burg Of stock that had been stored In this
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rfo.,,r =, r Or, MARKET.

NEW YORK s july 25,-cottonseed oil was
weak and lower on freer offerings "a nd lack OF
support. Prime crude, {. .o b. mills: nominal;
priii,e summer yellow. q Gl2Sc. on summer
yellow, nominal; prime white. 5l1sc.i{ prime
winter yellow, 3lhc. A qS3sg5 sRY
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY Thomas Branch q Co.,
SALES:
- - - ~

900 Al. C.. L., ...............
2i2o0 Amalgamated Copper .....
1909 Amer, Car and Foundry.
IA, Amer, Cotton Oil..s.......
Amer. Snuff .............e...
Amer. Snuff, pfd........a.9
1900 Amer. ! Locomotive, COM.
8 200gAmer. Locomotive, pfd....s
1900 Amer. Sugar ~. Y. .. '.ii.
25l9o a., 4; and g 1 Ee e s,g1
$500 Baltimore md ONO ..t.....
l1lOO Brooklyn Rapid transit.
Canada Southern ..,....
400 Canadian Pacific -. ~ n
!, 500 Chesapeake and Ohlo.t .,l'3'i,'
{ 400 Chi. Great Western . I.
1900 Chi, MIL. and $. ..... .g.4.,..i
500 Colo. Fuel and Iron. $3.50. ~.
Colo. Southern, con-. i.;.:. go.
81 Colo. Southern LIST pfd......
{ 40 Colo. Southern. "a pfd..,
200 Clev., Gin. Chi. ana y. VI.
100 Cont. Tobacco. pfd 5000.
+ 600 Consolidated Gas ..........t
1900 Delaware and Hudson......
Del, Lack. and West..:.....
$500 Erie. com ....... $50, ........i
400 Erie, LIST pfd....,.............
800 Erie I'd pfd
4 400 General Electric ............g
i 800 Illinois Central
100 /. louisville and NASHVILLE -
400 M at,i5a Street Railway.
400 Mexican Central ....,..s;.
200, Mo. Kan. and Tex. CON-.
L. and N. ex. div IN pe
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sE.A = AIR Zine I.RAlLYVAY.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMoND-DAILY
x ego III M-Seahoard Mail--1O;35 u. M.--Sea.8
board Express.-ro Savannah Jacksonyll lie. { Ats
Ia Az hI--L.ocal-F Norlina and Hamlet. 3
TRAINS ARRIyE-RIcH AtOND-DAIIY,S
h 6;35 "a. M,--No S4--From 3F'lorld Alta and 4
AN s:t5 p. Mo. So From Florlds, Atlants and
'n s;ss ?. Mo ss7-From Norllaa and local
po''siiiI II, s. Lizard. p !, !, .335
$50 East Main Street Phone 900. i.
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FOR NEW YORK.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO.,

JAMES RIVER DAY Line
8 STEAMER OLD POINT COMFORT leaves
{a1oNpAY. WEI NllspAY AND FRIDAYza at Il
A.. NJ. for NorfolE. Portsmouth, Old Point.
andinss: and connecting at. Old Point for
tWashington, Baltimore and Tho North. state
prices. Electric cars direct TO the wharf. Fare
only 81, so and 81 to Norfolk, Music by Grand
FreIght received for aboye-named places and
ali points in Eastern Virginia and North Caro-
lima. !itHIN " ftss ~, HstA :, ~
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&, r.,nd,nu ss, registered ]. \. h. 1oiss
n 4 ref,ndinr %, coupon 1oiA
~ q i. reri,tered 1olk
~ 3 a. co,non I. :. lo5k
~ % Nav 4s. stored h. 1slN
~. Nav q. coupo,, !. 3. y. Z. 1874
M q ia q. registered s. 1osH
a. IA n, coupe v. ]. -. 1864
= .chson general Il (. &. 1e2A
4a,eni.on adjustment Is s5.
Atlantic Coast Line 4s......... ...... ssa
baltimore and ohio ls &. 1osN
Baltimore and Ohio ............ s5,s
Central OF Georgia bs 1lo..s
Central OF Georgia list ISL
Chesapeake and Ohio i. 1osh
Chicago and Alton
Chicago B. and Quincy new. 4 s71,ss
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.latinE and market very quiet at quotation
with downward tendency. s
q Receipts 4 liberal: only strictly
fancy stock wanted other grades very dull
and hard e at low Z, e
liberal but not lin $excess OF demand.
VIRGINIA BACON-Quiet. but firm at I'M
changed quota tions. NJ
MISUNDERSTANDING heavy and In excess Of:
denand: market very dull and in buyers "a yGf.
St.POrATOES-Receipt heavy and ma rket dull {
" RECEIPTS FOR THE heat, s, 69a
bushela; corn. $50 bushels; oats 81 % bush
els ;Srye, LOTT bushels: -four 190 barrels hay.
679 tons: mill ioffal ia tons. Z. -
"a STOCK INSELEvATOR- corn. 2, 2lss bushsls;3
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CLOSING BOND ), QUOTATIONS

chicago. n. and st. Paul zen. a -. 1851
Chicago and Northwestern con. 7s....... 1so q
Chicago, r. i. and racihc Is. M
Chicago, r.. T. and Fac. COL bs............ 81
c. CT c. and ST.. Louis 81. 1olx
Chicago Terminal As 49,. 1874
tConsolldat ed al Tobacco iH................f s. Il
Colorado and Southern IS 4. SIS
Toenyer ar1dg Rio rand Is :. 100 s}
Erie prior len IS ssh
Eric Gen eral As S4%
Forth Worth and Denver city 1sts........ 1871
Hooking Valley 4is ..,... ............... 1911
sLouisvIIe and Nash. Unified Is ............ 1s0h
Manhattan colsol gold .. ). 1o5si
Me9ican Central 1st Inc Il
Mimi and st. Lous As :. 0sX
Missouri akan8as and Texas 4s.......,.F 100
Misso,iri, = Kansas and Texas 2ds........ sois
National r. r., OF Mexico con. As.
Nav York Central gen., az I.
New Jersey Central gen. Is. 1874
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r. sa 3" d Ps,srss !

R. s R,fsn Z sseS,sss ~
lns Leave lchno orttNar .ss
s$S ais fA. M y. daily. Byrd 81. Through.
ss AS Am. u da ain Trough
M liz A. NJ; week days 1slha nd accom-
n' s:45 a. Nj. daiiy. Byrd 81. rhrou gh Local
stops, 8, -, 7s
il 80 RI. NJ. s week day Byrd st Fredericks--s
5;65 p. Me- daily Gil Main st. Through.
100 p. NJ. ,8 week da vs. Isi shland ac-s
eo s:o5S p. M. daily. Byrd ST Throush
Trains EArrlVe Richr, Sout hyyar
$40 A week q bland ac-Ss
icommodat ton.ss III III .. =, III :, !, q,
s:s5 A. daily. Byrd ST.. Thro " Il 4
ii 80 IA. NJ, week days. 3y rd SIT through
? IS r i NJ daily. Main s.. through.
sf 100 Pr week days Elba AZ hland ac-s
~ es' :is r. M II daily. Byrd ST.
$50 P.s |, yrd st hroug Local
31' % 70 Ps Nj. daily. Main st. T trough
Sleeping or &Parlor Cars. on i
ali trains except train arriving u 20
Al. NJ. week days, and local gaccomHio atoms
Time OF arrivals and depa rtures and come
w D. DUKE cuLP; w P !, !! q
GEN ASS t. Cen Man Traf Man
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Qniet and steady No spFlng ", Wheat y}s9
s MSH Mn Fe s1c ysRss's oats
N9 rys eho as
sns M Il iaxseet sl.ls WESTERN
slss,s prime Timothy ,d sse z !, Mss5a
noi,nds s.7st alo 80; Z short ribs sides (oo.e
short clear sides 9 ssxssdl Is s aa9
75 Whiskey basic q sh W'i nut edv;
erea,nerIes, lsal7c.; d4irles, slleese.
steady III 7NI O2c. Egss-Sttady At lnark
IN Xes Included 14E Gl5c, H 81 n
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2 n 8s ~ II a r n
L DANvIEIaE f1otBAc cOsAiARKET.

st Danyilye July IS, 1904
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-31
THE STORM

Last Thursday evening about five
O'Clock a storm passed through oui
community, blcwing down fences and
i also blew the roof OF Mr.. Recd'a
barn and shook the Eouse 50 badly
that they couldn't shu, any OF the
doors. |. then moved on Southeast
ward until it come ,oS Mr.. Tilus's
and there i, blew down his barn and
all his buildings csecp, his house
his horses and cattle were in tho
barn but got OFT unframed. Then
i moycd aoward Cosle,,'s and blew
his cpe'barn down and'lhc roaf away
9f the other one, besides The fences il
blew down for them. 1t then moved
toward Mrs, ,Weaiherman''s where il
done cutie a BIZ Of damage
This is one Ct the greatest storms
South Missouri ever had. Bun We.
all can be thankful lit was;,', any
worse. NJ. Titus says that il took
him all day Saturday 10 repair hi
fences. Il is reported that at Oak
Grove there was a house bowed
over and killed child.
';Ry correspondent
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-31
Rock Springs Items.
my two READERS


/ l!ellaw kHs, E.!ilor and corr, ;sipondcn,s
will, youp'ini Il few Items from this
part.
o'ss ave are glad 10 have mr. paper
enlarged, let try 10 help the Ed, make
i moro Interesting ever week
Lot US hear from ycu r.;ain A Read
er you said just. what we have been
wanting 10 say for lung time,
Mrs coble. is reported nobe,lsr.
\ Last Friday the .,ighlening struck n
hay stack for Nj. Micrh MUIR h.,rh:nr
up abou, . lo,k
fe'i's Tate and wife are The pror:,
parents Of little daughter
Born I" Mr.. Cadc Shelley aud wife a
Iii 10 daughter. -
Next SUNDAY April the 8 is regular
meeting day al Rock Springs x
Jni'n hoceers returned Ec.ne from
Bucshas' Friday.
.Cemo again ralhfnde.s' NE cni,y
reading your i,eIs.
Joe MUIR has Mr.. tofyley a, work
on his hew new house.
George scaggs is hail'ing MIN G ncS
shop csil on him Il you want good chairs
/; Venus. 80 or some time we'll max. ,
a rhyme for i we,ake M 10 much room
The Ed. will gel after VI with H.. lt,,n.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-31

The rain last Thursday and Fri.
day caused old beaver creek to get
on her Sunday clothes and "Sweet
heart didn't get CREssET until
Saturday:
The Broad rye saw-rnill Co, has
maze raise they have got new
coffee pot;
James Nj Watson who Welt TO X
Z q short time ago has had the
fever and will be home Wed.
Sam Goddard has gone to pillow.
ing guess spring is at hand:
hawks are surely going to be
tscarce this summer for Luther
Watson aud Tom Ratterree both
has had there pictures taken,
John Tate has bought him
pony to tide out to Texas to see
Mary Ioney;
Wiley Zirschly was going along
the other night and heard some,
thing say who who are you, Wiley
stopped and listened and heard the
same noise, Wiley got very fright
ened and started his horse on tho
run and says, ! am Alfred Murr's
soa.in.law
Ida Pine and Amos spent Sun.
with her mother;
Blue eye and Black eve Sweet
heart knows how 1t is to go to Mr.
Mnrr's but stayed long enough to
warm, and it wasn't quite SO cold
ss it was Nmas day.
Well as news are scarce I will
nmp in until next week, so bye,
rye to all;
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-31
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For Texas and Adjacent Counties, at Cabool

40 opprogc Summer Schools this year. so improve this
opportunity for review and advanced work
II you wish third grade certificate, you must take TN
eievcn common school branches. If yon want second
grace you must take Algebra and Literature IN addition RI
you want first grade all these for third and second ana
one branch OF Science and one branch History We Can
iarnsh you an excellent opportunity for all OF these New
organization at this date: Enter at the first Twelve weeks
u thorough work: Term closes day before the County Tx
animation in June. Examinations will be held here. You
CANT afford to miss this Cheap board nd tuition Be
here sure when the term opens Respectfully
j A. WooDFoRp, Co. COM
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-31
DUTCH TOWN ITEMS
RYTwo LOVERS.

AS i is raining pi,chforks aud doll
babies we will come once more. |
these miss The waste basket and land II
The CKEssEr. we will come sgsin.
We arc having some rainy weather a
present, hope II will cease aud clear III
soor
The dance Thursday night was vel
attended. all reported nice time.
The meeting Sunday a, the old Dutch
chapel was well attended, the preacher
failed 10 come, hope be will come next
time, The thild Sunday IN April.
Prayer meeting begins first Sunday in
April,
Ny friends have all gone 10 the Rox
supper' poor me stays ut home boards
In the kitchen lives in the parlor.
l hope Mr.. NJ, Ellis doscnt 20 West,
as did not get to go,
May Pickett, Norton Picket, and Geo.
e. went TO MI Grove Sunday, May how
could you leave c, ". Evens on SUM-
Miss Nell Baker reports Henry Poun
all hard Oh eats, be good is the cats
Henry.
Dir, Norton Pickett who returned
home some few weeks ago left again for
Kansas hope To welcome him back 10
Dutch town again soon.
Lnther Austin is caller at Mr.. Tnam
Dos every Sunday either to zee Susie or
i'm we don, know.
Charley Mosley is going to spend The
ummcr with his cousin Jim Austin.
Bessie maybe Henry will not run or
lcnry is mine Bessie YOU cant claim
ny strings on him for he is mine-if n
ever gel him.
The Old Maid need no, let |, ne, her
own for May p. can sure make Tho
orn dodgers and cookies two. ind act
"lly can Grover Cook.
will ring II for this Time, bidinp MI
alew iii hear from
on byo bye to all.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-03-31
srHsCniprioN


= We Will haze 10 cnllg. our par e
there has been matter clcwdcd "a,
this week.
The readers Of the CREssir VIII
ind IN another cJlumn card Of
advertisement u tho High school al
IaDoo', " bslaGsht by Ptul, Wood
ford. Soine more advertising will
cos!e in next week
I'VE want 10 trade for A span Of
good work horses, heavy enough 10
hau! ioss with. Call 1t this ,OFfisE
Mr.. George Edwards and Lady
associate stopped a, The CREssET
OFFICE last Sunday On their way
home North ofhere s oto mics,
Miss Maud Stevens, a sister TO.
MIS-. Amos, and her nephew and two
other little bays paid his Orpcc
visit last Sabbath, reported that her
sister vas recovering l'om long
sca spell /,
j i. Johnson Candidate Tor
Assessor and !, 3. F,cenor Candi- |
date Tor Treasurer OF Texas Co,
both subject 10 the Democratic Phi
mary on May 9TH. 1904, was al JAIL
Vile on last Sat, solci iog votes
we believe Democrats will do we'll 10
vote Tor them for the nomlnalion.
Those who send in Items without
informing us OF their name they must
not think hard II their Items don
appear il the LpEssEr, Tor we have
time and again warned them through
the CREssEr tha, We would not pub.
fish Items without knowing the
name Of the writer we want your
name as wcll as your" fictitious name
There is. Items this week ia our
hands without the scnders name thai;
will not be Published. =