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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-02
Vanity Merely.

Ascum-She's very fond of him. isn't
she?
Newitt-Well. l don't think she's as
fond of him as she Is fond of having
people remark that he Is fond of her,
Philadelphia Press
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-02
One ~ the Set.

Kind Lady-And you say your blue
blood has often been recognized?
Gritty GeorgeSure. mum. Why. one
time de brakeman threw me OF at
Palm Beach.-Puck.
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To Study Discrimination of Alcohol.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-Commis-
sioner of Internal Revenue Yerkes has
been appointed special commissioner to
Europe for the purpose of investigating
various methods of denaturing alcohol
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-02
Open Door at Mukden.

TOXIC. June 2-Mukden will be for
mally opened to the worlds trade next
Friday.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-02
SCHEMES OF THIEVES
TRICKS OF THOSE WHO OPERATE IN
JEWELRY STORES.

The Way One Place Was Completely
Cleaned Outflow Show Windows
Are BrOken-Getting q Safe That
Was BOlted to the Flooring.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-04-13
A Mexican Prophecy.

A Hearst campaign for the presi-
dency will make the Bryan cam
! palgn seem almost a conservative
movement. The time is ripper for
Hearst than it was for BRYAN, for
the people are even more eager for
revolt than in 1896 and 1900.
And we will venture the predic-
ton that if socialism becomes
formidable in the Northern Re
public between the present year
and 1908, there will be seen a re-
markable movement of American
capital into Mexico. This country
will become refuge from the
rising tide of socialism, an asylum
for the badly frightened men of
property. The silver bugbear no
longer exists here; monetary
reform has become a fixed fact; the
traditional respect for property
unchallenged by any party or
faction and the government is
strong and thoroughly conserva-
tive. Bryan in 1896 frightened
some people into crossing the Rio
Grande. A socialistic campaign
up North in 1908 would send hun
dreds of men of wealth across the
border where one came ten years
ago. Mexican Herald.
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Just Listen.

The Victoria Advocate is my
paper; I shall want no other. It
causeth me to sit down and read;
it giveth me the county news and
many other things of interest
besides. 1t exciteth my magma
ton, aIouseth my admiration, and
eliciteth my support. Yea, though
l take a score of newspapers, the
Advocate shall always be first; for
1t is with me every week to bless
and TO comfort me. The editor
prepareth for me a vast amount of
choice reading matter. He flleth
its columns with local news; the
paper runneth over Surely, l shall
take the Victoria Advocate all the
days of my life, and l will dwell
in Victoria county forever.-Vic-
.oria Advocate.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-04-13
FAMILY OF WOMEN FARMERS
How. They Manage a 2O0-Acre Place
in England.

One of the most remarkable
farms in existence IS Brockwell
farm, near Aylesbury. 1t is situat-
ed in charming country over
{ Swallowed by the Chiltern Hills,
and consists of $50 acres. A por-
ton of this is let off for shooting,
leaving a farm of 200 acres.
1t was originally owned by a
Capt. Scott, and is now carried on
entirely by his six daughters and
two sons. The family of lady
farmers do every part of the agri-
cultural and dairy work, plough
ing fhe land, making their own
hayricks, and despatching their
dairy produce to market. On butter
making day, Friday in each week,
the sisters are astir as early as 5
o'clock in the morning, and all
the butter IS made before break
fast.
Each member of the family has
been we'll educated, and every one
plays some musical instrument, SO
that the evening hours at Brock
we'll farm are anything but dull.
Probably nowhere in England |
could there be found the equal of
this farming family
1t is interesting to have evidence
that women can actually manage
and work satisfactorily in farming
especially as, owing to |
the efforts of Lady Warwick ard |
others, a nt1mber of young girls
are now being trained for this oc-
London Daily Graphic.
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Excursion Rates.

| Account United Confederate
Veterans reunion at New Orleans,
La, April IS to 27, 1906. the Gulf
Coast Line will sell round trip
tickets April p and %, limited to
return May 8, as follows:
Brownsville, S17.2O; Samfordyce,
1905; McAllen, 1850; Harrington,
F16.45; RaymondEille, 1880; Sarita,
1870; Kingsville, 1866; Robs-
town, 1895; Refugio, 1905. These
tickets apply only via Sinton and
Houston. Rates via Corpus Christi
will be 20 cents higher.
Account of Spring Carnival and
Battle of Flowers, at San Antonio,
April Is to p. 1905, will sell round
trip tickets April IA to p inclusive,
good to return April %, at S1O.85.
Children, one-half of adult rate.
In addition to the above round
trip tickets will be sold to San An
tonic on April IA, only, limited to
return April IS, as follows:
Brownsville, s.. so; Samfordyce,
AIS; McAllen, AIS; Harlingen,
$50; Raymondville, 400; Sarita,
$50; Kingsviile, 800; Robstown,
$50; Refugio, $50. The rates ap-
ply either via Corpus Christi or
Sinton No reduction for children.
Account Thirty Third annual
convention Knights of Pythias at
Galveston. April % to %, round
trip tickets will be sold at $3.50.
Dates of sale, April p and %,
limited for return April %. Chill
dren half rate.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-04-13
Our Special Edition.

IThe Immigration and Souvenir
Iltion of THE DAILY HERALD
Aled today is designed to bring
fire the homeseeker the ad-
Ages and merits of the Browns
land Lower Rio Grande coun-
Besides the matter pertaining
IS section. it contains many
Grations showing places of in
/ 81 in the localities treated OF.
price of this issue is 10 cents
.opv. Give your orders for extra
4 les early.
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Reflections Ola Bachelor.

There is lot more fun in shock
ing people than in being shocked
by them.
Hardly anybody would want to
do all the things he wants to do if
nobody objected.
If men couldn't go into politics
they would invent something else
just as bad to do.
No matter how much you pay
FOR experience, it is worth mighty
little when you try to sell it.
Send old clean cotton rags to
THE HERALD Office.
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a VIGOROUS amen will go up
from Che growers of Texas at the
following from the Corpus Christi
Caller:
Texas onion growers have an
opportunity this year to make a
record. 1t is a great hardship to
increase the freight on this strug-
.gling industry and it looks like
Door policy on the part OF the
4 loads. Better reduce 1t and en-
courage the grower, for when they
knce learn that they can grow and
larket onions enough for the en-
re United States then the railroad
ill be paid in increased business
any leuieucy now INDUCED.
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and bank notes has led to serious
loss and curious complications
France has been a bad sufferer.
In 1893 more than 10000 hundred
franc credit notes were printed
with word badly inisspellcd, the
error not being noticed until some
of the notes had been issued to
banks.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-04-13
The HERALD is authorized to announ
John G. WiIlaCy,

as a candidate for State Senator from the
25rd, Sen ltorial District, subject to the
action Of the Democratic primaries.
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Free Bus

from postoffice Corner to skating
rink. First trip at 7 p. m; every
20 minutes until g. First bus leaves
rink at 10, every 20 minutes until
II. Rink open free for all children
Saturday mornings, 10 to II; 15c.
in afternoon. We cater for the best
people only.
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

The publisher Of rHE HERALD will,
in few DAYS, have ready for distribu-
ton The immigration and Souvenir
Edition, and Immediately bills will be
presented to those who subscribed. In
settlement of your contribution make all
checks payable to the undersigned.
Jesse O. WHEELER.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
Sunday law will be rigidly enforc-
ed, and all parties violating the
same will be dealt with according
to law. E. H. GOODRICH,
County Attorney.
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to attend

OLD VesuviuS is doing her best
to ohliterate the population IN her
iuiruity. In addition to stream
after stream of lava pouring down
her sides, there has been an erup-
ton of sand. The latter is said to
have been as profuse as the erup-
tons of gall with which some of
Dur politicians are afflicted.
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Terms of Subscription:

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any point in the United States, Mexico
or Canada, or delivered by carrier to any
part of Brownsville, Texas, or Matamoros,
Mexico:
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THE new president of the Tex
as University, Prof. David Frank
lin Houston, wasi iuaugurated at
Austin on April II. THE HER
AID acknowledges an invitation
to attend.
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|ntion. Telephone Subscribers.

y Brownsville Telephone COM
will shortly forward to Chi
p. cAmplete list of its subscrib-
: lis list will be printed in a
1ephoue directory which
I'm every telephone sub
the United States and
y Prospective subscribers
to have their names APP
Nhs directory will please
Ho,,s.t once. Brownsville
line rEGMAN, Manager.
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FRIDAY. APRIL Is. 1906.
Rio Grande Railroad.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The HERALD is authorized to amount
John N. Garner,

as candidate for reelection to Congress
from the Fifteenth Congressional District,
subject TO the action of the Democratic
party
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-02
Gula feberns sjukdomsfro

har ryligen blifvit upptackt. bet har
en- stor likhet med malarians fro For
att bcfria systemei fran siukdomsfrSn an
Diet verksammaste botemedlet DR.. XII ,g's
New Life Fills. Garanteras att bota ALA
sjukdomar harrorande fran malalilgiftet
och forstoppnipg. 25c. i Lupgren & An
dreens apotek, Sioux City. la.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-02
Entered at the Post Office at SiouxCity
iowa. as second class mai matter.

HUR svenskar behandlas i Nor
ge. Stockholms Dagbl. publicerar
en- at iva skSnska srbetare. Ewald
Johansson-Bo BOSTON, och Henning
William Person, afgifven berat-
telse, deri dessa meddela, att de
under sin vistelse i Norge varit
utsatta for en- mycket upprorande
demanding. De hade kommit till
Norge den IL Dec. fora aret och
lyckats IA arbete vid Stavangerba-
a pa ga satt. att de gifvit sig ut
for danskar. Sa smart Diet upp-
tackts, att de voro svenskar al
skedades de genast. l Kristiania
kunde de ej ia arbete. Hvarhelst
de begarde mat vagrades delta
sd smart man horde, att de talade
svenska. Icke heller pa hotellen
kunue dc mot Dctalning la lOgi.
l 81 dagar lingo de vara utan mat
och j Jan. tillbringa sex natter un-
der bar himmel.
Till sist hade de gait in pa en-
restaurant och pa svenska be-
CART IA kopa mat. Der blefvo de
i stallet misshandlade med hugg
och Stag och da en- at dem till
sjelforsvar skot EFT skott genom
fonstret upp l%uften. tillkallades
polls. Pa polisstationen slog
man dem med battonger. Poll
sen foljde med pa iernvag till Go,
teborg. Pa polisstationen lingo
de ingen mat, ingen under hela
natten och ingen under hela re-
san.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-02

RYKTENA ON en- nara f0resta
ende resning j Kina, som gar ut
pa att morda eller forjaga ALA
framlingar, som intrangt i riket,
hafva under de senaste manader-
IA adragit sig altman uppmark-
samhet. Dessa rykten arc ma
handa till en- del ofverdrifna,
men sakert ar att eden gula ia
ran, hvilken kejsar Wilhelm for
omkring 10 ar sedanva var en- af de
forsta att papeka, icke ar nagot
fantasifoster. Den existerar, och
Diet Times mera an en- mojlighet
tor att den kommer att CORA sig
gallande i framtiden.
kina med tillhorande lydIander
ar EFT valdigt rike, i Diet narmaste
en- och en- half gang sd stort som
Europa. | delta vidstrackta land
lefver en- befolkning pa omkring
43o millioner menniskor. bet
ar icke vida barbarer men EFT
folk mod en- kultur, som ar artu-
sender gammal. ollk Westerns
kultur men kraftig nog att gifva
befolkningen en- viss saregen pra
gel. Att denna kultur under sd
manga arhundraden ~undgatt pa
verkan utifr8n ar en- naturlig
fold at landets topografska for
hallanden och dess lage, skildt
som Diet Dir fran den ofriga verl-
den pa n sidan af EFT verldshaf,
som till for EFT halt arhundrade
Sc Ian icke Var mycket befaradt
at vesterlandets fartyg, och pa
den andra sidan inhagnadt at
valdiga bergskedjor och oknar,
Ger ingen kan komma fran.
| skyddet af dessa hagn utveck.
lade sig en- kultur, som k~ineserna
s%jelfva helt naturligt betraktade
som den hogsta, som existerade
De kande ingen AMMAN, de Fl
grannfolk, som kommo I ber0rins
med dem, yoro dem underlagsna,
och derf0r kommo de till der
uprfattningen att hela verlder
var dem nnderlagsen. Europe
erna voro for dem endast barba-
rer, som de foraktade djupt, och
under den It'd de forsi kommo
ber0iiug med Westerns iolkslae
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-02

egare at the Boston Candy Store,
10y Fourth ST., ar kandidat for
alderman at large. Mr.. j. j.
Sellon har varit bosatt i treble
wardet und err IS ar och har aldrig
forut varit kandidat for nagon
politisk syssla. Orsaken hvarfor
han nu ar kandidat ar den att
manga af hans vanner och bekanta
inom wardet uppmanat honom
dertill och lofvat honom slit IN
derstod. Mr.. Sellon ar kandidat
ga den republikanska valsedeln.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-02
F0rskrackligt brand,

Chas w. Moore, en- maskinist i Ford
City Pa, hade siu hand f6rskrackligt
bra d i en- elekt,isk ugu. Han begag.
made Bucklen's Arnica saliva med Diet
vanliga re~snltatet, ZEN hastig och full
standig bot. Den storste belaren pa
jorden for sar, I6tsar. eczema cch hamorr-
holder. Csc. hos Lune-ea Il AcdIeeD.
s,rotekare Sioux City. Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-02
En- oriktig forestallning

En- oriktig forestallning
Somliga menniskor hysa den TO-
r estallniDgeD, att de msste vara
sangliggande sjuka. imam de taga
nagon medicin. Man kan emel.
lertid vara uppe och skota slit
varf och inda vara i behof af en-
b~lodrensre. Den vanligaste for
men af orent blod yttrar sig j
bolder, hnnar cch andra huda-
Det hnnes sndra for
mer, som medfora reumatism,
gulsot, S. roher etc. DR. Peters
Kuriko ar Diet erkanda botemed.
let for ALA dessa akommor. Den
ar ingen apoteksmedicin, utan
sandes direkt till allmanheten
Adressera DR.. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co.. II2-II8 So. Hoyne
Ave, Chicago, I'll.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-02

I statsfangelset / Lincoln, Neb.,
sitter en- man, som midi j skam-
meu och bedrofvelsen kan trosta
sig med att han vannit en- stor
vinst. Han ar nemligen den,
som gissade huru manga menni
skor Diet kom till verldsutstall-
ningeu i ST. Louis. och som be-
kant hade en- premie pa $4,000
dollars utfardats derfor. Fangens
mann ar Campbell och han har
nu uppdrsgit at en- advokat att
uppbara vinsten. Campbell ar
en- man j sina basta lefnadsar,
och han kommer ut ur fangelset
i september, der han suttit i iva
ar ~aftjenande strait for forsking-
ring al 1000 dollars fran sin
principal. Campb-ll stall och
sl0sade bort pengarne pa en- qvin-
ma, som vdnde honom ryggen, da
han blef u%pPtackt. M lar hon
visa sig mycket ifrlg att forsona
sig med honom igen, och dessut-
ON hafva iva andra qvinnor skirt
Wit till honom och bjudit honom
hierta och hand. Dessutom err
halter han dagligen fangelset en-
massa andra BRET innehallande de
NEST olika forslag, och delta ALT
sed a han vann. sina $4,000.
For is illiga ar sedan drog en-
man vid MANN John Lind fran
Madison. Wis, upp till Alaska
for att grafva guild. Han qvar.
lemnade i hemmet sin hustru och
en- li,en dotter. men han lat icke
bora at sig. och till sist kande sig
hustrun ofvertygad ON att han
var dod. For EFT par ar sedan
gifte hon sig med en- AMMAN man
vid mann Peter Olson, med hvil-
ken hon lefde mycket lyckligt
och hck EFT barn. Men harom-
dagen u%pptradde Lind plotsligt
anyo i staden. Han a icke
dod, m en- haze omsider haft lyc-
kan med sig. Da han sag huru
sakerpa stodo, gaf han sin IL ars
ficSa en- bankbok pa 500 dollars
och vande alter sina steg till den
fjerran western. Han vile icKe
storande ingripa j sin hustrus
Iycka.
En- svar a~nklagelse riktades ny.
ligen af teol. DIR c f. Hewitt vid
Chicago universitet i EFT tai till
de teologiska studerande mot man
ga at vart lands engelsk : ameri-
kansksa praster, DessI forsumma
sina pl;kter sasom sjalasorjare och
sysselsatta sig i stallet med varlds-
liga affarer. tjanande mindre sin
HERE och Mastare an lifforsak
sakring-, land 0. industriella fore
tag.
Eft helande evangelium.
Rev. j.. G. Warren, pastor i Sharon
hontiatk vrka / Ralair GA sapar om II
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-02

dem ur QeTaS VlllfaTelSer ON QeraS
0fverlagsenhet Diver europeerna.
Det var kinesernas inbilskhet och
h6gmod, som framkallade opium
kriget mot England 1889, och da
de II ar senare forsokte att
f0rdrifva europeerna, a Diet
franska och engelska trupper j
~forening, som jagade kejsaren ur
hans hufvudstad och drefvo hans
harar pa fyktsn. Da borjade
kineserna inse att Diet fanns star
kare krafter an deras egna, och
den slumrande jatten borjade
gnugga somnen ur ogonen.
Men kinesen ar af naturen kou-
servativ och langsam. en- motsats
till japanesen. Och den natio-
nella utvecklingen har fatt pra-
geln at delta karaktarsdrag. Ia
pans utveckling har gait med en-
fart, som saknar motstycke, sd
att delta land nu i manga aise-
endan star pa holden med och t.
o.. m. ofvertraffsr Westerns lander.
Kina ar lsngt Store i areal och
langt mera otilIgangligt for pa
verkniDg utifran an Japan pa
grund at de stora afstanden och
den nastan fu~llstanGiga bristen
pa kommunikationer i Diet inre.
Def inre af Kina ar annu for def
mesta okandt, t. .. m. af kline
serna sjelfva. Der lefva manga
millioner menniskor slit eget pri
mitiva lf alldeles ober orda at den
yttre verlden. odla och frambrin-
bringa hvad de s~jelfva behotva
for lifvets uppehalle, men ingen-
tius mers, emedan ingen haft na
gon anvanduing af en- moilig pro-
duktion af dem af nagot mera,
och r~egeringen har snsett Diet
vara forenligt med sin f0rdel alt
lata delta sakernss tillstand fort
fara. Den kunde icke skaffa
nagon marknad for en- pro
duktion, som skul'e hafva blifvit
r~esultatet at en- utveckling at kul.
turen.
Boxarupproret for nagra ar
sedan var endast EFT utslag at Diet
allmanna hatet mot utlandingar
ne. Men sa kom Diet rysk ~japanska
kriget. Kineserna Sage att osterns
man kunde besegra de Invita-. XII
neserna hafva nemligen alltid
kant sig sasom varande EFT Oliver
lagset folk Diver japaneserna, och
da des5a kunde CORA nagot sadant,
hvad skulle da kine serna eli
kunna utratta.
bet unga Kina har redan under
manga ar haft ogonen oppna for
de mojligheter dess land och folk
besitta. Unga kineser at de hogre
kasteria hafva rest omkring i
verlden och utbildat sig pa ALA
omladen och sta fardiga att Diver
taga ledningen, da jatten blifvit
riktigt vaken. Maskine. och red
sksp fran Europa och Amerika
att borja arbetet med ar Diet latt
att fl, och de hnnas der redan till
en- stor del. Efter all sannolikhet
hnnes Diet raamnen till hvad indn-
stri som helst j Diet inre Kina.
Kinesen ar laraktig och fornoi-
sam och arbetar for en- ringa Ion.
Och ala betingelser for en- lonan-
de inlsndsk industri fnnas: man,
som kunna leda, fullt upp med
raamnen, som kunna iorvandlas
till industrialster. och billig ar
betskraft.
Har a. Diet som den gula faran'
med all sannol khet kommer att
kannas med tiden, kanske forr an
nagon anar Diet. Jatten har vaknat
till ~medvetande ON sin egen kraft,
och han har medlen till hands.
Det behoives blott en- orgarisa-
ton, och den kinesiska industrien
blir i stand att ofversvamma verl-
den med en- massa varor, som We
stems industri icke kan konkurre.
ra med pa grund al deras prisbil
lighet, och som icke sta tillbaka
qvalitet. Den guile manner be
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-02

Tiarpapp och takspan at basta
qvalitet hos Spalding
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-02
Eft helande ~evangelium.

Rev. J. G. Warren, pastor Sharon
baptistkyrka i Belair, Ga, sager ON E.
leetric Bltters: 'Det ar e J gudaRafva till
menniskorna. bet botads mig for en-
lam rygg. sylvia Ieder och altman fysisk
svaghet. Jag var 81 svag, att Diet tog mig
en- half timme att ga en- mil. Iva fl tskor
stark. att jlg Just gait tire mil pa 50 ma
puter och kauner som pm jig vi lie ca
tie mil till. bet har glort en- ny mau af
mig. bet storsta botemedlet for svaghet
och ALA akommor / magen, lefyern och
lungcrna. Sales under garanti i Lungren
Il Andrews apotek. Sioux City, la. SOC.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-03-02

Forsta och tredie tisdagen hvar-
je manad saljer Chicago & North
western jernvagen rundresebilJet-
ter till Black Hills och platser
Wyoming till I at Diet vanliga pri,
set.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1906-11-09

AT it's annual meeting, Oct. 20, the
State Farmers Institute elected Capt.
A. J. Tynes Vice President for Taze-
well county.
Pobst still has three nice dinner sets
which he is closing out at cost.
There are plenty of them now who
say, Il told you So"
Some nice bargains still Mt Pobst.
Sale will continue only s days longer.
The Ninth District is becoming
famous as a burial ground for Demo
cratic candidates.
Glass lamps sold at cost at Pobst
The 'also-ran" classes has incref s.
Ell.
Remember that Pobst's sale closes
10 or 10. Get in before it closes. Goods
at cost.
1t just shows that prediction
promises, guesses and calculations.
are decidedly misleading.
The weather was fine, any way. for
n sail up Salt River, and the boat was
loaded down.
Chapped hands are quickly cured
by applying Chamberlains Salve. Price
Doc. For sale by John T.. Jackson.
JOS. Jones, the expert blacksmith. OF
Graham, was here on business one
day this week.
John i. Gose was delivering apples,
produce, chop, mill feed &c, from his
mills in Burke's Garden on Wednes-
day. The output of the Burle's
Garden mills is in much demand where
ever it has been used.
Mrs John Moore and Mrs. Mary
Moore of this town and Mrs Julia
Young, of Thompson Valley. are on a
visit to Mrs. Ella Sites, daughter OF
John Moore, at Roanoke.
If you wish some lamps at cost cal
on Pobst