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GenterVIIIe. W. Va.

l.. }. Rigg and B. p. Toney, our
merchants, are doing good
business.
The X. Of G. +. Of this place bull,
a new hall and we understand that
the lower room Of same will be used
for school and church purposes.
Michael Stump, by special act of
Congress, got raise on his pension
TO thirty dollars per month. May
he live long to enjoy it.
Peter Hatfield and widowed
mother, Of near this place, will
shortly leave for the West, where
they will make their future home.
They will be missed by their, many
friends.
Anthony Booth, Of near this place
after shaking hands and biding fare
well to friends, walked into an ad.
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1904 EDITION
Oh the Year Book OF the Department.
OF Agriculture.

Any one desiring copy of the
Year Book, published by the De-
partment of Agriculture, can secure
the same by sending his name and
l.. o. address to Hon. Jas. A.
Hughes, M. c., Washington, ID. G.
Mr.. Hughes has a limited number
Of the latest edition of the above
book (l904) and would be pleased
to supply his constituents in Wayne
and adjoining counties with them
as long as they last.
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IL you are troubled with piles and
can't find n cure, try Witch Hazel Salye
but be sure you get that made by e., O.
Dewitt & Co., Chicago. IL is the ori2i-
nal: III you have used witch hazel salve
without being relieved, 1t isproba5ly be-
cause you got hold Of one of the many
worthless counterfeits that are sold on
the reputation OF the genuine DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by Bloss Drug
Co. and X. Ney Williams.
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ItEPORTER.

one would think the laxative i'm n
cough syrup should have been advanced
long before It was IL seems the only
rational remedy for coughs aud colds
would be 10 move the bowels and clean
the mucous membranes Of the throat
aud lungs al the same time. Kennedv's
Laxative Honey aud Tar does this. tits
the original Laxative Cough Syrup, the
best known remedy for coughs, colds,
Group, whOOping cough etc Tastes
good and harmless Sold by Blogs Dru0
Co. and r Ney Williams.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-03-21

Don't frown-look pleasant. If you
are suffering from Indigestion or sour
stomach, take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
Hon. Jake Moore, of Atlanta, Ga saws
/ suffered more than 20 years with in.
digestion. A friend recommended Ko-
dol. 1t relieved me in one day and now
enjoy better health than for many years. -
KOdol digests what you eat, relieves sour
stomach, gas on stomach, belching, etc.
Sold by Bloss Drug Co. and Il. Ney
Williams.
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Cured HemOrrhages of theLunp,

Several years since my lungs were
so badly effected that had many
hemorrhages, writes A. NJ. AXE
OF wood, Ind. II took treatment
with several physicians without any
benefit. then started to take Foley 2
Honey and Tar, and my lungs are nov
as sound as bullet l recommend il i'm
advanced stages of lung trouble" Fo.
iey's Honey and Tar stops the cough and
heals the lungs, and prevents serious re-
suits from cold. Refhse substitutes.
Sold by Bloss Drug Store.
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The best way to rid the system of q
cold ls TO evacuate the bowels. Kenne-
dy's Laxative Honey and Tar acts as a
pleasant, yet effectual cathartic on the
bowels. 1t clears the head, cuts the
phlegm out of the throat, strengthens
the bronchial tubes, relieves coughs,
COLDS, Group, whooping cough, etc. Sold
by Bloss Drug Go. and r. Ney Williams.
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The best safeguard against headache,
constipation and liver troubles is De
Wits Little Early Risers Keep vial
OF these famous little pills i'm the house
and take dose at bedtime when you
feel that the stomach and bowels need
cleansing. They don't gripe. Sold by
Bloss Drug Co. and X. Ney Williams.
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Indigestion Ia much of habit. Don't
get the habit. Take q little Kodol Dys.
pepsia Cure after eating and you will
quit belching, putting, palpitating and
and makes the stomach sweet. Sold by
bioss Drug Co. and Il. Ney Williams.
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K6N0VA NEWS.


Harry Bray was visitor to
Portsmouth last Sunday.
Miss Lillian Adkins visited friend,
at Catlettsburg recently.
Roy Fiery circulated among
friends at Catlettsburg Saturday.
Mrs J. f. Dixon called on friend,
in the Gate City Monday afternoon
Miss Minnie Willis is now the
proud possessor of fine new piano.
w. w. Breeze was business
visitor TO Portsmouth Saturday last
Harry Breeze is off duty this
week on account of an injured
hand.
Saturday afternoon Miss Myrtle
Cyrus was the guest of friends at
Catlettsburg.
Mrs. w. w. Breeze entertained
the Nj. K. Aid Society of Catletts.
burg Thursday.
Engineer John Osgood is again
manipulating the throttle of yard
engine at Ironton.
Clarence Vallery, of Waverly
Ohio, spent Sunday here the CUES,
of Miss Adah Jones.
M. M. Pos,le has recovered from
fis' recent injury, and can now
navigate" as of yore.
Prot. K. o. Saunders. of Ceredo.
was circulating among friends here
last Saturday afternoon.
w. o. Franklin is on the sick list
this week. He is confined to his
room with a severe cod.
Mrs. ii. G. Weller, of Portsmouth.
visited her aunt, Mrs. Il. III. Bald.
ridge at this place this week.
Wish that Good Roads Conyep.
tion would hold a session here and
nacadamize some of our streets.
Mrs. w. p. Ferguson and Misses
Anna and Maggie Kelley were in
Catlettsburg Saturday afternoon.
Harry Kelley and Will Mahoney
now have day positions at the
american Car d Foundry shops at
Huntington.
ID. F. Peters has purchased from
b. f. Wilson the residence Oh
Chestnut street adjoining the home
of w. J Marshall.
Col. Harry Bray recently accom-
plished a skillful piece Of detective
work, the nature of which we are
not at liberty TO divulge.
Miss Bertha Paul, a charming
and accomplished young lady OF
lroEton, is the guest of her chum,
Miss Adah Jones, this week.
Misses Bertha Paul and Aiab
Jones, and Mr.. Arthur Smith. of
lronton, were guests Of Mr.. Clarence
Vallery at dinner at the Glenwood,
Sunday.
Nj. &. Curtis writes that he mas
had a delightful sojourn in the
South, having visited Jacksonville,
Ocalla, LeesOurg, Eustis, Umatilla.
81. Augustine, aud other cities.
lie is row at johnson City, Tenn.
Mrs. w. .. franklin entertained
number of her friends at cards on
Monday evening of this week. Be
tore departing for their several
homes the guests were served with
refreshments, which consisted of all
the delicacies of the season.
March IG. REpoRTER
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BLUErIELD lost the county seat
by abapt- one thousand votes in the
recent Mercer county election.
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Even in the pursuit of pleasure we
are sometimes apt to bump up against
trouble.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-03-21

The woman who dresses better than
her friends Is never very popular with
them.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1906-03-21

When a girl begins 10 ask a fellow
about his insurance the rest ought to be
easy
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A bad man is less dangerous than q
cunning one.
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of graft.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23

Golfer Ranch Resort

In the beautiful RociaAas valley
near the nouataisa 4 9slightful
plecs TO- spsaal tAs Summer. ''Ceol
fiships nearby. Tents DR. tAose vAo
Wish them. .Carrass soss b La "
s. fpr ths eprsssat when rascsssasy.
rksgular TRIP viii 10, asas latse.
M charge, for Transportation for par.
Hes :hy the month: trsnspor,ation on
heavy baggage must BE- paid FOR tatJthe
ratss toffj about 70 cents per hundred.
Colorado, tessphons csssscts % vttA.
~ yesae Tor ,tsrns ov4ts =
phons .cutlsr aRsacAs, r, won ="
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23
SAINTS III Tim. II Table.
. sssassousios,ssa trsIsa ssaA gwsy dsf,,

. '''.''ea a 'f.l-. s.aA -sv ast',
EAST BouNp..
SoA ArtLsaS A. b,p.ss
NOT ArlE saep. =. DspArn ~ n.
hss A. --iszs. -: Dspssa--i.xAn
|t=ra; 6t,'An slii' n o. annL
II " <7an2'NwHsr BOUND otat
NoaAsA.s1A MI i1sssrssq 4. sios. q.
3D. As~aiss pro~ psparts ---sNs !.
NsfAf--~ssse |. ~ epsessssI -. ys .. ..
u ii lGit aataia 4tajtnI edt
M. a, Chicago Limited, solid Pull
man train with dining, observation
and buffet library cam, unsurpassed
equipment and service;lv, nst
No. g. Atlantic Express, has Pull
man and tourist sleeping cars for chi.
Hcasu1 and Kansas Gil S,eandeA tourist
car Tor DtnversctAa PnllrnaS car for
snenyar ID also added ut Trinidad. Ar.
'rises attIatJunta al. 1870 pi IN. con-
melting with Mos: leaving La Junta
3:ie~a M arriving at Pueblo 500
.adjmhsi Coaefalio aSprinss ,s:3s a m;
hsnsert1s10 assn. assd pysh
NO. e. KANSAS city and Chicago ex.
press.l has Pasiaisu and tourist sleep
'ers for Chicago and KANSAS CITY. Ar.
risesh Mia Jdnta 1o:isi a. m, con-
Meeting with ess:: leaving La Junta
'fs' m; arriving at Pueblo 400
p. M; Colorado Springs $3.50 .. m,
Denver 6:ot'p p. fGhe'sf 2FT
~ No, !, California limited, has same
equipment ii, I'D: e. oa%]5*
=, No. Ii i has Pullman. ma and. tourist,
sleeping cars Tor Southern California
Pullman car for ri .Paso sndsCuy Of
Mexico, connection, for. ri ,Pss6. Dem
Ing, Silver City and all points in Mex
southern u New aexicpfand Arino-
~. zat vestaa~. ~ *@a,fss
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23
Rieh Canyons 10 ss Opened

To open Up the immensely rich min.
era country IN the mountains around
Afarios. suuthrast N duavnfSs. wnirh
lies In he path, of.the 0uaynasG Quad,
alajara Survey. h the Immense plan
Of the Hartman worry III Mexico. nc:
cordtng % 9pes Randolph. representa-.
tive,of Che Hartman interests in Mex.
leo.
THE country southeast of. Gpaymas
Is fabIIousIy rich. said NJ. Ran.
dolph. "and has been waiting for thS
advance Of a railroad for years. Out
Line will go-.into tha canyons aud
aosntains. 4where there are rHh .Sii.
Yer. Ncopper and gold mines. -aad<w1n
SIS tap tbs .minsral- halt Of that ssctiou~
Work is being. rushed on the. cog.
struction In this direction and. we nov
have 40 kilomatersaof track, laid over
; which trains arelrunatns.'~ ~.l*r1hr
Although work on the line in the di.
by a large number Of men. the ener.
giles; are to be, largely. eoneestrsted
on the line southeast Of Guaymas to
= Aiamos ard beyond& 81 s:AcMIt-1
The line Will Gun sll the yayrirom
Guaymas into Mazatlanton q grade OF
5.1oth per cent, NJ. Randolph de.
Ii elares, thus setting d new achieve.
fnentf fr railroading through the
rough section Of Mexico. An army Of
= 5000 laborsrs and ESQ 10 the engineer.
ing corps are carrying on the work in
both directions out Of Guaymas. For
the entire distance. both to Mexico
City and to Cananea, satisfactory con.
cessions' have been granted by the
. Mexican government. - 9
Mr.. Randolph denied the story to
the effect that the Southern Pacific
would build from Benson TO csaanea!
abandoning the present line from Ma
, 60. and said, there wal 40 Foundation.
- for the rumor. 49,. .... -
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Whep business IS drss s.. r.. push
alopE, WIN ~ more atyertls,ng.


, 20 not hesitate to- AL, forN4J
o. Chamberlain stngi cc1'
Liver Tablets. We are glad4fe q
them to any. one who lie tr0dsla d
biliousness. constipation. Of SpTd
order Of the stomach. Many hay&6a
permanently cured BY their use. al
bv nil
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23

Vital stabilize are nov, made pub.
, Vic WIS. the Southern Pacific campa.
,, ~ Is u, anxious 10 tgrra the: Colorado
river hack aud IL working to shu, the
Colorado, river out from the Imperial
valley and The. Saiton ssa, this com
s.any Is piasiaa for, saree big stakes.
fssi, the preservation: nf, its pres,
en-, overland FsJIyay Iiae-r .~3st
Second. The greight Iaaa PASSENGER
business Of The Imperial valley. which
is dependent upon the issue. xs.- X,
Third: the obtaining Of eeems.acrss
% new tand made blythe dehlsis of
the silt of the fissd snd Witch will Be
verb "a. thu .eompans, II recSdned.
not less Than $4,000. goo.
. Under such stimulus aud for such a
: STAKE IRE southefn' Pacific cannot A.
ford 70 ioss2' Tine .salton sea H. aeoH,
'eh III viii b. 4sranmsicd. ole the map
ut the desert, IL will pay the company
TO turn the river, even though Il cost
the company twenty times what me
estimates have made Il. "
II Is estimated that the soil thus
deposited has! covered an area CON.
prisins aoeltae acres with. ten feet
thickness OF new and rich soil. This
has been spread over lands that, be.
fore were worthless because Of their
alkaline nature.
II fs believed that this will have
buried the aisaii to a depth which win
forever put Il beyond harm and that
Just 50 much rich arabic land will
have been added TO the valley.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23

During the past. week tie Santa rFe
postotrlce issued 100 money orders
aihSunting 10 sa,27o!oe.; received tdo1.
ey order remittances to the. atA6knfaot
3ls665 and money order .draft& arsouat.
,tns to $2,29s. q total Of $1qsGa6a OF :,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23

-cd stss na Tssas N II sAs9a.sN
as'af aH sass assf 49, 80
p - EasaeTaHE y ps md
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fsssi ess ri ns - msss ssAyt
bs~saa ~sf @5I ~ Fases kses /
~ sa~shsaxsssi - 80 u
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b THE Rhsolte com4asy ,ssesiessiop,
.taes the Blne' Rock group of' nhes On
Placer crack In. Red Riyss- mining dir.
trict. The ore runs about $40 per ton.
The compsny intedds to sfn(ys,S shSfts
400 feef.~% - wv '0~e"ASi'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23

A4 - r4 sA*R.a u Al i
ftis sfii.rr srosfgs ID sragdrnsg
- fsfpsien \ sss49eaaah asf
ysii.sT assatdha
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!: DR. CARVER and 5 DRIVING; HORSES. ANDsDG

recently = predict for the 'jobssrs OF
los Angeles this winter h splunne ot
business tkat' fhey have never lkRown
bsfores The consplesion cf9the rail.
way lines Though Builfros will give
them o rich, trade whicif will lbs all
theirs.
r1.zEAezeomeasetoa Oe uuesnmnESs1nA-
Barnweli to SeaFchlight. eaSly In oc.
lpber. will afford splendid Facilities
ssbr the transportAtioa dg~tl ores OF
that great camp to the bi smelter
bust completed Il Needles. Srhich all
Along TO Ballfror there u q sweep of
country absointely undeyeloped. but
'ss~rseh~ In yronise ss that-otRusffYw.
Im qoadtie't:s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23

eeeS4 - seesee Ssee lsa4 0ook
sosAte csstzskssxc mseA sslaalse
'sascsnsssss aassss ~ freslIunssd
sszses' sosssaoas snnds sj>as the
nass - tAs Asnas<oAsIopeka1 sspga
Pc fsiissssO0massess Just keen q.
= ssas By IA eo1bazesson aepsrsmers
4a4es=sAe rssAssstss kssd Of shieh 10
ia essftss l. sosa0a&sS. THIS folder.
a-ssosx stsss sAe9gsauuatains ! synos-
SIS u she haEneslesa pnd desert had
sss Of 70 rnfsa states spsssEsf
With The arFe3Ss u land tEihaesry 20
tie Santa re system lines shSeh'sss
= ssssilass@ ssdss sect iasA ssAla brief
essfFipiien % these .isnds. Abeausse
maps showing the location n these
fsndE ne n. th- fosa<r xnd- rnese sh01
sash land ID Esnsae
There u siso eonssae.abl ss,Sras
Fent land saprei. III ne santa re en-
COLORADO. Nex Mekieo, Oklahoma.
Arizona and r~eliforhlA There h no
government land Of any t~escrip,ion
in Texas. III the vacant lands In this
state beioasins 10 me romnonweath
and are sod ~ lie state. 80
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satsle for Territory

800 sEFtfA9fy "A :
Out upon the. desert, wastes OF
Death valley the yultures are witness.
Ing a very dramatic fight Tor supresm.'
acy between the two rival agencies of
the Santa -Fe and Salt Laka-roads "a.
spscttyels both headed, toward the.
rich Buiifrdg country. "a Which o6.
|~iectise their gangs are working In sBs'
haste SAYS the L.os ANGLES. Times.
The Sal, Lake wlicns ma ns .Hasf
|msh ana Clark. thoush " ss<fcy
|pf theisf.as vegssf sndfsTatopsh tsjl..
way. engaged with the Santa Fe rail-.
Eas=aad-s aesaA.-sMtshrtan-ssee-o
steel laying across, the burning sands
~, ~ deserfitotspsnIpyhs SsmnsscaE
OF the world a country f~abulously rich
in\minepi resoupsex~& me-
Ne foad to fssise tel tut Snlrv
INTO s6Ifrog anAeae-tsfsts6 establish
Ne eeNHeetio~s-ie-<he- one- whiefr-w m
have the advantage. In the ahandiipg Of
the bsssiness"of the district. Smith has
somewhat the sr<atefo fsdusnbesitn se
miles to build. but he hasl the taddvain..
tage OF having all the rails he needs,
wnrre the SAT- LAKE has been delayed
BY big washouts apd delays In deliv.
cry d steel fionFthe mills.
Smith now, has eighty miles Of
and die salt Lake has abouy
the same miieage dowu!tb ,dIst
y The tbuadinss Of Ahe two ,inesj in
stead iot, one was caused, by b falling
out Of Smith with the ipanagkment OF
the Salt Lake On, freight. charged on
a shipment Of ties iptended for his
road. [6 - rh%4 ~
: Smith started oxt, with the. original
intention of building a. linet from 81
c%onnsction with the Salt Lake to his
borax mine. the lila, C." n Death
valley, When the first. shipment Of
ties arrived the ..management Of the
salt Lake charged The full regular
rate on ties,
Smith Immediately recalled his en-.
gineers and outfits and moved to It'd
low On the Santa ~, while at the
same? time his engineer and manager
visited General Manasef a. 9. Wells
OF the Santa: Fec and arranged with
him for the building Of the line. not
iy'-fron Eudr8wr 70 the D6fax' rrgIds.
but hEyond t. the mining camps O.
BqllfrSgto taResa rich exclusive terrN
teyxsofa Ire SaksLa1e, ~~ %
the merchants and jobberSe ak~{mysAR
xeles will be aieyHssx ftAa ha6s<S1
thy ng61a
the prsses&s6issss1geen San Fran.
cisco's almost exclusively. through |
Eoidfteld 3 s1sSsaf sssaS&4RGS
Canaraf Ero;uht Araot porc-x al
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Uses n s8a8mHsasB sAsaa a&ss szxa
ssfshsS - y sss 80
- aAsxe s4s - Ira
a~~rss 1T wAav
ira ~ -
asx saxs~ ~ xSs u
- - saxs 80 asfv
sati ssssssilL rsf Naqgs
saf sssd sag res - ias
q ~ sEasr msa - ss4
u 1za = sasgn. Essss rsw.
- as II srsaEssn Is
w. .Ia ra
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Any uajeessUus whsca tzse thusxfsr
6ssn head b. - Ne q. steel cars
In ~coaaseiioas SRh the frsisAt service
haze eone fran srain shippefss. They
declare The steel ears are subisss %
sSsatinss and thsf when this ocyars
grain shipped " than 10 more o. hess
damaged ssssi men say this u an
sntirsly srroseoasF opinion. bat until
the prejudice a BE- overcome b. re-
peatsd .eaperieaee there aixsss. Win
be saass demand tor wooden boz cars.
I H. use OF, steel can thus far In the
experiments that have been, made has
demonstrated that they not only are
less In weight than the old style, but
thar thes 4 50 much strongrr.ss %
he much less subject to- DAMAGE I'm
collisions @aad+ wreeks af an deserip-
tons and are rspaitabse al much less
cost ga s":-:Ass 9& y
. The adoption ststest 'unasrfrsmss'
in freight equipment has BEEN found
m reduce the weight u sFe ear ssonfI
t4.nos TO sf.oao ssosnds:: shile% the
snfire stsef construction xIli cue n
from atssee 20 81 Jssss or -. s65 pounds.
THIS means that The lssine weight IN
every train had Gao be Increased bs |
from s-~-nsyffve~ to 100 tons a train
Of tits q iosdsn At. further ia sis,t.
mated that the cost of maintenance
will h fifty per ONT, ffss shan'that for
wooden cars.
cAitogefeg- pecensa sl s,ee,' ears
means aJiarge amount saved IN opera.
ton as well as Increased earnings FIR
the roads. In case of destruction
through accident Of any Kidd there Is
a. large salvage from scrap iron,1
whereas a smashed wobden q "a
60 'donly for kindling and would not !
pay the transportation" charges for
hauling Il awsy from the scene Of
the accident. r"t'.i
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7 q qdd.lelEe

4 force Of men are enlargipg. the
main shat O. he ytaske& daI MAi(S
and NilQng eeppsAy~4siue in Gaas6.
LUBE mountains. Eddy county. New
machinery. for the mine Is on the
rinA.bdJ -: 81 I"FTlCH~- IE 80 7gTJ
III TIL 80 / .tf''' II j. t1t7rla iite ~, Il,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-07-23

General Freight Agent BarnweIl OF
the Santa Fe in speaking OF the de-
veiopment Of this rich region, said
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=. L..

!,
nse esn hale thai tAa asIoEsasas
e "a. rlsasay ts{@ssins fsSssxx al
Asf~ saarNM b. Id In .u.s
Ensre lAsxe sgs.~ms ALREADY hsse
lSSsSnAssS lASkssnesssos "a ssinx an.
~ Steel ears Ia bxA freixhusss nxsr
's~sE<s ssrsfnflnslks fuaarS. Ia-es
AZ lhs HxasxalSxssS. the t~alilsasss
&-U1s Md ~ rE6a P~sea(r.~~-.
The Srssrninzsion Of The tasos r..
isosta aaid stlSas1tAe skDss Hsr.
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stated. 30 been making tA0
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-02-22
Forged by Willie.

Dere teecher, plez excuse my sun
= Fer absents Yesterday;
I hadd to have him home because
Ny servint went away.
He washes dishes, swepes an dusts
As expert IS could be:
We're all SOC proud Of at home,
He's such q helpp to me.
"Say, mother" he SEE Yesterday,
1--WE kids all luve Miss Drew;
She's jist as nice as she kin be.
An mighty pretty, too."
An when made him stay at home,
His face grew awful sadd,
81 can't see teecher, them" he seq;
"Alass! aint thatt too baddp"
My sun rites all my notes for me-
He's ritin this to you;
I hirt my hand weke ago,
Or maybe it was two.
But Willie's such a darlin boy,
He's helpped me all he cud;
Excuse his absents, If you pleze,
Yours truly, Mrs. Wood.