davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-11
FIRST WARD

DR.. Leeds called the meeting to
order and A. S. Cray was chosen
chairman and Chas. Rosesecretary.
The following nominations for al
derman were made: HI. B. Spencer,
w. H. Gilkey, DR.. G. S. Foster.
The first named was nominated.
Delegates to the convention were
named as follows; John Itzen, w.
H. Gilkey, B. B. Bridges, E. S.
Burney, ]. w. Brown, A. S, Gray;
alternates, w. L. Sawyer. Chas.
Rose, A. W. Bennett, l. 5. Jones,
B. f. Griffith, w. H. Thompson.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-03-11

Get a fine smoke at Scotty':
Smoke House. tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

the strains OF the Lohcngrin wedding
march, and preceded by her attendants n.
the bride entered tho church with hsr
father followed by the bridesmaid, MISS
Blanche II. Allen. sister Of the bride, an9
was met at the altar BY the groom ana
his best man, Mr.. Thomas ]. 3llck,
brother Of the groom. =, ~
brown Wolfe over taffeta trimmed IN
brown silk, with hat to match, trimmed ~
brown tulle, and neatly set OFT BY d
breast of light blue. She carried q show
er bouquet Of Brides Roses and lilies or
the Valley,
The bridesmaid wore a dress OF white
chiffon ertaffeta, and carried a bouquet
OF carnations The attendants were Mr.
John r. Moreland, Mr.. j. II. BuskeS, MI.
c, Il, Francis and Mr.. w. H.. Morse.
The bride and groom Immediately LETT
by the Old Bay line, and Will Include inc
following places In their honeymoon trip:
Baltimore, philadelphia. Atlantic City, n.
J.;sNew York. Albany and Saratoga, Upon
their return Mr.. and Mrs. Bllck Will reside
in the Henrietta apartments.
church, Rev. VI. N. Vines. Who is attend
G. S. Blackwell of the First Baptist
The bride is pretty brunette, while the
groom Is the popular and efficient assistant
Registrar Of the city water department
and secretary of the Retail Merchants
Association. ~ g5 .tEF5t, .vtt5ss.lt ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
TEACHERS ELECTED.
Fine Prospects for William and
Mary Next Session.
1snec,a1 "a The Times-Dlspatch.

fsnecIal to The Times Dlspatch.)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, August 3-Ihe
CIV school Board last night elected the
following teachers: Nicholson School, first
assistant, Miss Harriet Hawkins; second
assistant, Miss virgie Jones; third assist
mt. Miss Bessie Morris: fourth assist
ant, Miss Elizabeth Morecock, School No;
o principal. D. Fl. Bourbon; Rachel
Wright. assistant Mr.. y. N. Hillman was
elected principal OF Nicholson School, last
June.
Mr.. O. L. shewmake. who has been
travelling through the State IN the inter
est OF William and Mary College, was IN
town to-day. Mr.. shcwnake says the
prospects for large attendance at VII
liam and Mary next session is better than
it has beeen for many years. Mr. shew
make has also been soliciting contribu-
tons from the alumni for tho New
Science Hall, and has INST with good
success. Mr.. shewmake, who Is a grad
3uate OF William and Mary, was recently
elected to professorship in Georgetown
College. S. c.
Mr.. T. f. Johnson to-day leased the
brick hotel Of Mr.. a. W. Jennings, and
will open up a first-class hotel as soon
as the repairs now in progress are COM
pleted s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
hid HIS SUICIDAL
PURPOSE FROM. FRIEND lend
Frazier Courdill Commits Suicide
BY the Use Of Lauda-
num-.
-(sneclal to The TImcs- Dlspatcl

EAST RADtORD, VA. Aug. a.
Frazier Courdill, bridge man, aged z2
years, employed on the Norfolk and
Western bridge at this place. died sud
denly this morning under circumstances
that point to suicide. Yesterday he
worked all day anu ate hearty sup
per. He was taken III about midnight,
and tho companion with whom he slept
wanted 10 call physician. Young
Courdil objected, however, saying that
he was better. ABOUT o'clock Cour-
dilrs companion awaking. found him
unconscious. When physicians arrived
he was in a dying condition. and breath
ed his last in an hour or two later.
&E An empty laudanum bottle from Lylcs
drugstore was found near The house to-
day, and a man answering Courdilrs
description purchased a similar bottle
#tiiero last night
Yes tcrdny he remarked to his COM
panion that he was not going to live
long but they thought nothing about It..
The young man Is a son OF Mr.. T. a..
Courdlll, OF Graham. who Is a master
carpenter OF the Norfolk and Western.
He will arrive tonight and take charge
y OF the remains.
The family is well-to-do and It is said
his family were opposed to his coming
here to work. There was no motive
known for the deed, IL suicide it was.
Young Courdil was popular with his
companions. and was the only son of
fond parents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
KICKING AT MAN S HAT
COST HIM HIS LIFE
Lee Howell Dies From a Fall
From Passenger
Train
Especial to The mes-Dlspatch.)

10 i I'd t. 1
Especial to Tho Times-D ispntch.)
WINCHESTER, VA, August s.-A
young white man who gave his name as
Lee Howell, OF Jefferson county. w. Va,
died at Winchester Memorial Hospital
late this afternoon from injuries received
by falling from the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad excursion train, that was carry
Ing the Sarah Zane Fire Company, Of
Wfchester, and friends to Harper's Ferry
this morning.
Howell spent the night In Winchester
ut an East Side restaurant. and boarded
an early train, but was put of near Ste
phenson, he having no ticket. Walking
to Wndcsvilc, he bought ticket and
boarded the excursion train. When It
neared Aldrldge, W. Va, he was standing
on the car platform and attempted to kick
off mans hat. and In doing so fell OFF,
frncturng his skull and sustaining intor-
nal Injuries. He was brought to Memo
rial Hospital In Il dying condition. He
was about twenty-five years old and well
dressed. Nothing Is known here OF his
family.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
FISHERS HILL.
A Great Gathering Will Assemble
at the Celebration.
Special to The Times

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
WOODSTOCK. VA, August 3.-Thc
cornerstone to the new Methodist Church
OF Woodstock will be laid on Wednes-
day, August 23d, with imposing cerc-
monies. The ceremonies will be under
the auspices OF Casla Lodge, A.. F. and
a. NJ, OF Woodstock, who will have
prominent speakers, and a musical pro-
grammc will he arranged also excur-
stons over the Southern Railway
Tho annual Confederate Veterans re-
union at Fishers Hill, on Saturday An.
gust 9Th. under the auspices of Slower
Camp, c. ", Of strasburg. promises to
be one OF tho largest gatherings OF vet
Grams In the Valley for a number Of
years. Governor Montague and staff
will be In attendance. and tina address
will be made by the. Governor. Prep
arations are being made to entertain ten
thousand people at this gathering.
On Saturday night Governor Montn--
gus Is billed to speak to the citizens of
Woodstock in the courthouse:
Mr.. a. a. WNnkoop., Of Charleston. ".
Va, Is the guest Of his sister, Mrs. D..
d. Carter, this week.
Miss Bessie Ball, OF Eeasburg, has re-
turned to her home, after spending q
month wlthfMrs. II. O.. Nichodenus. of
this place.
Ca. has accepted the call extended him
by the congregation Of Emmanuel Luth-
nran Church, of Woodstock, and will
begin his ministerial duties here on
October 18th. At this time Rev. Mr..
Schaeffcr Is In Germany. where he has
been preparing for the ministry. t%
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
STEAMER REPORTED.
Charge That the Ocean View Was
Overloaded.

Especial to The THINGS Dispatol,:)
Collector of Customs j. u. d. Stuart to-
day stated that no had reported the
owners Of tlle steamer Ocean View . to
the Department of Commerce and Labor
for overlooking the steamer, The Ocean
View phys between ga !, Point d,5on and W ya
Wills handling the Richmond Hepta,
sophs' excursion yesterday she carried
il2 passengers twelve more than tho
limit fixed by the Federal ,nsiR ,o e.
each passenger over tho limit and the
forfeiture OF the fares paid by the pas
It Is q announced that w, NJ Page, pres
Ident of the Tldewnter Railroad, has ap-
pointed the smokeess Fucl compdthhS ny
Loup Creek district, and until the Tide.
water road is completed the, output q
these mines will be handled through lhls
port over tho Chesapeake and Ohio. e
Is understood that 5000 tons Of coal per
day Will be the output of the mines
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

DREDGING AT CAPE CHARLES
Special 10 The Times. Dispatch.

Especial to The Times. DlspnLch)
NORFOLK. VA, August 3-Thornas
Henderson, negro bartender for Tobe
c. Howard. white, of upper Church Street,
was sentenced to pay Il fine OF $3.50 and to
go to Jail for six months, on the complaint
OF Mrs. Howard, n frail white woman, wife
OF the barkccper, whom he had beaten
Numerically
& Mrs. Howard had sought to take charge
OF tho cash receipts at tho bar during tho
absence OF her husband, and to get some
brandy to bntAc sick child The negro
cursed, beat and kicked her and she was
then forced by the drunken husband to
sign Il paper acquitting the negro.
The husband was restored to his right
mind and allowed the wife to make the
complaint and to deny the paper she had
signed.
DREDGING CONTRACT.
John l.. Grimm, of Philadelphia, was inc
lowest bidder here to-day for the contract
for dredging the harb0r at Cape Charles,
va. Congress appropriated $4,000 for tho
work. The bids were John l.. Grimm, OF
Philadelphia. 10 a-S cents; River and Har
Dor Improvement Company, 20 IL cents;>
Constwse Dredging Company, 20 $40
cents; Maryland Dredging and Construct
Ing Company, % cents; Norfolk Dredging
Company, Is cents; Mclean Contracting
Company, rs 1-2 cents per cubic yard.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Richard Honycott. one armed negro
was arrested and lodged in the Norfolk
county jail to-day, charged with high
day robbery. The information was given
by George w. Hodges, another one armed
negro, who is under sentence to the pen
itentIary for eleven years for holding up
and robbing John Perry Of $50. ". Il.
Mayf,eld had been condemned at tho same
time on the same charge by the enorts
OF Hodges. Hodges declared that ms con.
.a,anca = ro,,bled him and he could not
staon I'M he cleared AIayfield "and proved
tha other one-armed niger like me
guilty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
A.FARMER's loss
N PETERSBURG I. {
Dropped His Pockctboe'o'k Which N'l'Tiec1l i.
Contained Scventy-Five
Dollars.
FOR MUNICIPAL REPAIRS ).
Council Committee Considers
Petersburg People III
Abroad.
FOR MUNICIPAL REPAIRS
e,,oo,,, IL mic Times. Dlanat ch s

(specIal To rho Times -Dlspatch.)
PET ETESBURG, VA, August. IA FAR
ner named A, II. PECAN. residing near
Port Nnlthnll, In Chesterfield county.
while visiting this city several days ago,
lost his pockctbook, containing about SIS,
on BollIngbrook Street. lie advertised his
loss and notified the police. II Is said
that the police this morning obtained Il
clue TO the finder OF tho money, and
an arrest may follow.
The Joint Finance Committee at a.
meeting held yesterday afternoon decided
TO recommend appropriations to settle
up the affairs OF the several municipal
I departments for this month, which closes
the fiscal year. Tho committee will also
recommend the thorough renovation and
refurnishing OF the Council Chamber and
and the Hastings Courtroom, and the
4 Installation Of n plant for heating all
the rooms and offices In the COURTHOUSE.
Ut is estimated that these improvements
will cost In the neighborhood OF @6,oo.
which amount will be included IN the gen
eral appropriations bill. TO be passed upon
by the Council this month. At present tne
= COurl-nOuSC Is llGtLlCu W 6EptS
fires. Is %a{
slight fire occurred about u o'clock
last night on the premises az Mr.. George
Mason. on Adams Street, destroying one
OF the outhouses in the yard and damag-
Ing the kitchen. The department was
called OUT and soon controlled the
\ flames.
Mr. ~ r. Goulder. former citizen or
4 Petersburg, was married In WASHINGTON
. y ~ I'll
CITY. Their home will be In Washing
ton.
Hon. Richard B. Davis and Mrs. Davis
sailed from New York to-day for Scot
land They will travel extensively abroad
and will not return home before the MD
die or latter part Of September. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Cameron, Miss Helen Came
ron, Mrs Mary Dunlop and children and
y Mrs MollIe Johnston, are among the
i other Pctersburgers who are abroad
Doing Noble Work.
The Kings Daughters have under their
care a family Of six persons-husband.
wife and four children. residing on Old
strcct-al sick with fever and absolutely
needy. Tho case Is n very sad one, and
relief is urgently asked for.
The tcn-ycnr-old daughter OF Thornton
Harrison, colored, while at the home Of
her sister, near Waverly, yesterday after
noon, was burned to death and the house
and furniture destroyed. The girl at
tempted to klndle n fire In the stove
with kerosene, and the expected happen
ed. Two other children in the house at
the time escaped injury.
The largest excursion party of the
eeason, filling fourteen coaches, left this
city this morning for Norfolk and Vir-
ginia Beach. The excursion was given
for the benefit of West Street NJ. E..
Church.
Ex- Governor VIM. E. Cameron went
down to Norfolk this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
MRS. JORDAN IN JAIL.
Offered Bail, But Unable to Sc.
cure It-Jail in Bad Condition

Offered Bail, But Unable to Sc
cure It-Jail in Bad Condition.
Especial to The Times ispatch.)
ROXBURY, VA, August 3.-The at
tempted murder of Mrs. Ellen Batkins by
her sister. Mrs Addie Jordan, an aged
widow, as told in to-days Times Dis
patch, created interest In this section.
Mrs. Jordan is the first white woman ever
in jail in New Kent
The wounded woman Is under the care
OF Dr. Darracott, who thinks she may re-
cover, but It Is impossible to tell at this
writing whnt3the results may be. Mrs.
Jordan has been allowed bail in the sum
of $500 but this she has not secured so
far. There will be no court In New Kent
until November The Jail Is In n fearful
condition. says Sheriff Apperson. The
sanitary condition is so bad that no hui
man being could live In such n place
many weeks.
The young sheriff felt so much Interest
in the poor w6man's lot that he went
down yesterday and took her from the
ground floor OF the jail and put her In the
upper story.
Now she Is confined In n steel cage,
where foul air inlprcgnatcs every crey-
ice. yet It Is much better than tho room
which shc was taken from.
The prisoner has been married twice
and has two sons In the United States
army.
Many think insanity will be the plea Of
the defonse.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
NEGRO DELEGATES.
BEDFORD Republicans Trying to
Eliminate Them.
Special to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)

ss55st# (SDeClHlq 10 tlNe
BEDFORD CITY, VA, August 3.-The
Republican County Convention was held
here yesterday and nominated Messrs;
John b, Gardner OF the Southside. ana
s.. A. Major, Of the Northslde, MS can
didates for the Legislature. The meeting
was presided over by W.. B. Gray, with
James RI Guy, Jr., secretary.
At the county primary Saturday eff
forts had been made to eliminate the
negro from the convention. but this
raised a storm of protest from many
quarters, and the convention yesterday
sought to pacify all interests. and there
are four negroes among the eighteen
delegates to the Roanoke convention.
These delegates are entitled to a third
The delegates are w. b. Gray W. II:
Mosby, ]. W. Bond. j. 7, ST. Clair, David
Moore. j. II. Musgrove. 70. i. Smith.
John d. Gardner, J. D. Robertson. William
Keen, William Gilmore. William z.
Dyke, l.. c. 'Speadlin. ]. r.. Guy. Jr... j.
D. Jacobs, Robert Mead. NJ. F. Rucker
nd Spencer BurnWell, asI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Umpire Staehle at Newark.

Mr. ID, stachlc, who was hore with the
Norfolk baseball nine. and who UNI
PRED Wednehdays game Satisfactorily,
Will go to Newark, N. j., on the 14th to
umpire in the Eastern League. Mr..
is we'll known to tho base bull men OF tho
Eastern League, Ills brother, George
staehle is now playing In The South a,
the Norfolk team In 1898 when Bishop was
here.
who has met some OF the best or Them,
and 1t is a safe wager that there Will be
no hack talk about his decisions, His
who Is kicking and say: "Seo mo afer the
game. and will try to accommodate
~ L . Il u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Charlotte Republicans.

Especial to The Times- pispat ch.) I
DRAKE BRANCH, VA. August a.
The Charlotte Republicans met at
and alternates to The State Republican
convention at Roanoke. August 9Th. The
following were elected,
peegate {, s, !, GgegoEy'{ n H..
Aiternates-II, r. Adams. ". III pe-
ford, o. T.. Gi.rymes and w. M Berkley.,
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the
nomination OF Judge y, L. Lewis Tor
No nomination was made for the House,
of Delegates, the matter being deferred
until Later date.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
RUNAWAY CAUSED
BY AM AUTOMOBILE

Especial to The Times-D Dispatch,
= WINCHESTER, VA, August s.-IIal
Wigglnton, employed on Robert M, Hen
RVS farm, was seriously Injured this after
noon by being thrown from a rnna way
team that was frightened by an automo-
bile, driven by William NJ. McAllister. Of
Covington, Va The team had n clean
path through Main Street, and as 1t
neared a corner the wagon struck curb
stone, throwing Wigginton up In the air,
striking the paved street on top OF his
head and cutting his chin.
lie WAS picked up unconscious, and to-
night Is In a precarlcus condition. Tho
automobiles were arrested, but later dis
charged.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04

pastor Of the Prcsby terian Church. The
marriage was a quiet one and was wit
messed only by the Immediate friends
of the contracting parties
Miss RIGGS, who has been living with
her aunt in this city for several years
past, is ono Of the most charming girls
OF tho social set In Charlottesville and
is exceedingly popular. sSaas !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Fredericksburg Notes,

Especial to Tho Tlmes-Dlspatch)
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Aug. d.
The Business Mems Association, Of this
city. has elected Dr. J.. Garnet King
az secretary OF the body to succeed Mr.,
Edgar w. Stearns, resigned who has
gene to Lynchburg to reside, tai
Mrs DR.. G. NJ. Wallace. of Stafford,
wife of State Senator G. M, Wallace,
left yesterday for Baltimore, from which
place she sails to-day with party Of
friends for trip through Europe, She
will be absent for several months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
VIRGINIA DENTISTS.
Distinguished Baltimorians Give
Clinic Before Association.

|""'H lSpGCINI 10 ] ITO ITIIUS-LJ9SPttRuF1| ~
LYNCHBuRG, VA, August 3,--Thc sec
ond day OF the convention OF the Virginia
Dental Association to-day was given over
for the most part to clinics and papers
and general discussion OF each theme
under consideration.
The principal clinics this afternoon were
given by Drs. Clarence j. Grleves and
George Hardy. OF Baltimore Thls morn
Ing a number of new members OF me MS :
ISOLATION were enrolled, and the attends
ionce Increased considerably over yester-
day.
This afternoon the members were given
a trolley ride over the city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
An Ice Cream Festival.

A most enjoyable time was had by all
who attended tho Ice cream festival given
last night at $50 O'Clock by Mrs, j. Is,
Branch at the Riverdale Club. No. sol
Bragg street. Sixty persons, Including
the lady friends of the members OF the
club. wpro present and were chnperoned
BY Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Davis, No, Cos
bragg Street, Among tina features Of
tho evening was the ,quartette singing
clubs members desire to express their
appreciation OF the Interest In the club
manifested BY Mrs Branch and Mrs,
Davis, s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Killed His Little Brother,

IN Especial 70 THIS TTWts- D1sPHTu1EJ
BLUEFIELD. w, VA, August 81
Jesse smith, fourteen-y e>S<Od son Of Abe
smith, was accidentally shot by his
brother. Frank while playing with
pistol. supposed not TO he loadea, AZ ms
home near Lurich this morning, the ball
taking effect In the abdomen, Young
smith was brought to sanltarium here
this evening and died during the opera
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
COL, PATTON DEAD,
succumbs to Injuries Sustained in
Explosion Recently.
Especial to Tho Times-Dlspntch,)

Especial to Tho Times-Dlspntch)
f CHARLESTON, w. VA, August a,-Col
George W. Patton a prominent attorney
of this city, died here to-day as a result
OF injuries sustained on July l4th' last In
the explosion of natural gas In a record
vault at the courthouse. Col. Patton Is
tho second victim of the accident, Deputy
County Clerk Saunders having died two
days after the explosion, Col. Patton was
seyenty-four years of ago and native
OF I.ewlstown, Pa, to which place tho
remains will BIO taken Tomorrow for
burial, rsN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Observation-Disclosures.

(Special to Tile Tmcs-D!spatch
3 cHAiRsLLo1TTEsVfLLE, VA, August a.
Professor j, NJ Mcconnell, Of Davidson
colIege n, G, and Miss ElS S3d Rl SaHn
married. hare at 10 O'clock this morning
nj the residence Of the brides aunt, On
Park SfreaT. Tho ceremony being per-
formed BY tho Rev, Dr. George Z, Petrle,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Dead Mans Letter.

(specIat to The Times Dispatch.)
# WINCHESTER, VA, August a.-Late
tonight Charleston W. Va, clothIer,
who sold the dead man q c0npleta out
At, leaving the old clothes behind found
in the coat pocket registry recent made
out 10 James Nleolson, a t Nethers, Va,
from William Nlcolson, who is. evidently
tlla dead man.
lie sent the registered letter from Da-
vIs, W.. Va, and was In the lumber
business. Several letters addressed to-
William Nicolson were also found,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-04
Blick-Allen.

(speclnl to The, Times-Dllputch.)
NORFOLK, VA. Aug. 8-,A pretty we'd
ding was solempized at the Treemuss !.o
NJ M.l when NOSE lucille ". Allen {lalktsll-
Ter az Mr.. and Mrs ~ IS Al!eli, Was
married to Mr.. Walter Glenroy Blck, 70
Arizona republican., 1905-07-22
DRYAD LOVE.

I am immortal! I know it. l feel it. Hope floods my heart with delight Running on air, mad with life, dizzy,
 reeling, Upward I mount-faith is sight, life is
 feeling,
 Hope is the day-star of night. It was the kiss, love, that made me i'm mortal
 Kiss love? Our lips have not
 met" An, but I felt thy soul through lights
 portal Swoon on my lips at nights sweet, si-
 lent portal Wild and sweet as regret Come, let us mount on the winds of
 the morning, Flying for joy of the flight, Wild with all longings, now soaring,
 now staying Mingling like day and dawn, swinging
 and swaying, Hung like a cloud in the light. I am immOrtali I feel iti I feel it. Love bears me up-LOve is might. Chance cannot touch me Time can
 not hush me! Fear, hope and longing at strife, Sink, as I rise on. on. upward forever, Gathering strength, gaining breath
 naught can sever Me from the Spirit of life!
 Margaret Fuller.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-22

Mrs John P. BOdet leaves Monday morning for an eastern trip including Chicago and New York and her store will. therefore be closed until her re- turn about Sept. 15. While in New York she will take a course in Brad b1Irv's school of dermatology.