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Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10

The tr;z Trust X Baking Co. tb the F, ss+ Novelty Co.
 BILL or -ALE | '. II SAmm ns to h., O'keef
 a-o,g. and H R Haninger to J. hr' s,ing w Lae t, M ore < Co. ARTICLES OF IScoRP RATION 1 Douglas Realty and Inve tme,a Ca N cha 1 O'Nril et ux to Johf Shea, lots AS and 5O, blp.k l7, Bisbes .....$ W Johr $ Taylor. mayor. to John Shea, lots 49 and 5l hl ok IT, Bi>bee ... 10 % NJ G Zeit: ct ux to W s
 Dix"n, lot 6 and w IS
 feet, lot 5. block 92, Doug
 ias 1VV Annie Haven to M G
 Zeitlin, lots 2l and P,
 block 76, Douglas. . 450 N L Sheldon ct ux 70 H A
 Strcdhoff lots 6 and !,
 block 7S. Douglas. 10 .. Elizabeth L Nj ek to Anne
 NJ Dyer. lot on Mamie
 patented mining claim,
 spec. OU Enoch R Jones ct ux and
 Peter Johnson ct ux to
 w H Hughes, lot 1, block
 ?. Johnson mining claim,
 DisOfe. oOV
 MORTGAGE Vim O Page ct ux to Albert Stacy, lots 22 and g, block l37. Douglas. S5OO, due in 3 months; interest l per cent NJ c Medigovich to George JAirre'. l7 hend of COWS, s350; due in 5 months, | interest l per cent
 L Coors to Brophy Carriage Co, 1 wagon $7l.JO, due September i9, 1906.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE
 rovid.nt Mutual Blu Id 'ng & Loan Ass cistion to x L Sheldon; satisfies mortgage l2-2n3, lots 6 and ', block .s, D"nglas
 F Earl Davis to J F Gale: satisfies nor gage s-225, Iot f, block Sl, Doug. las
 BILL OF SALE
 H w Boyd to Alexander Kennedy, furniture and furnishings in Tate House, Lowell, $500
 DEEDS J"hn NJ Telly tt ux toCA Ov rlock. It Il block HIS Fo"glas. ... Y l Oe John NJ Johns. ct ux to SW Dchson, part block
 l, J. cker mining claim, ID INV George A Walker tO Fred G Demcndy, lot 3, bk ok r. Paradise. -. Cord. l a P Richmond t., T z McCOurthey, lots l9 and 20, block l3l, Doug- ta0 VVV D A RichsIdson.et ux and Alfred C Lockwood ct ux to B"stwick Barnes, lots l, 3 ard 4. block B and block I5, Musgrave's sd-
 ditron to Douglas .... 325 ames E Suits ct ux to
 Douglas Realty & I'm
 provement company,
 IanQ.- oUVU Vim R Kendall to Kendall
 Arizs na Mining company
 mines in Turquoise dis
 tflct.. Sarah s Bennett to Vim
 J Kendall, mires in Tur-
 quoise district .. 1900 .. F R Pirtle Co. to Isaac D
 Oakee, lots 13 and l4,
 blos k l04, Douglas .. 75c -. Internatini al land & I'm. provrment O. ts E R Pirtle Co, lots II. 12and l3, block l0i, Douglas. 300 ORDER OF aAIc
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Esm )nd Wreck
 Survivor Insane

WI Gilbert, the only surviving member u! the engine crews in the Esnond wreck several yeas sg" when two passenger trains came to-
 ether in a hesd-on collision abbut l5 miles east or Tucson. WAS taken to Phoenix last evening hopelessly in- zane.
 The Tucson Citizen says that al- though he escaped from the wreck with his life, Gilbert sustained injur- ies SO severe that they finally resulted in his losing his sanity. His skull was cracked and It pressed on the brain causing hallucina'ions Gilbert has been acting very strangely for about three months but it was only recent. ly that he became very bad.
 His physical condition is not good and it IS believed that he will not liv, very long. It was necessary to carr, Gilbert from tie carri ge to the Phoe ,ix train last ening.
 Giib-r, after he had supposedly re- ~ Ted from his iniuries left tn, vi ''-t.e r,iIr ad c-mpany aro d -aioor,. He recently s..la sI mn. He about g. years Ol, ni itnIsrri.d.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
To Commemorate
 Explorers Name

Members of the United States Ger logical Survey feel lively interest in the fact that the trus ees .f she Amer;- can Scenic and Historical P eserva- tion Sue ety have recently presented to congress mem ,riai Tn which they ask that a monument be ere ted at some place near the Grant Canyon uf the Col, rado river to Major John es- ley Powell, the explorer, and his com- psnions. Major Powell Was the s-c- ond director of the Federal survey. The present organization, which he helped to found, and of wh.ch he was the head fr m 1882 to 1894, IS m many respects the rxpie sion of his ideas oI what A geo.os ical sur ey should he.
 Remembered ss patriot and s,l- dier, his fnms rest, chiehj ol h s single feat for which he was m st re- nowned wa, his explorat on or the Col nrado river of the vest He and his comp ,niuns were the first human be- rgs to traverse that caI y'n, the most uarx,hle m the sn 'yn whr,i, fe req
 i'd shu ,i hy wen the natives bor
 i,s edge
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Equalization Board
 Is In Session

The Territorial Board of Equaliz. rion met in gular eession thus morning in the cspitol. The entire '.oard is present at the meeting in .luding the new member Thomas J : alter who succeeds J. x. Woods, re- , gr.ed. Those in attendance are:
 John H. Page, auditor and hair nan; Tfvn,ss r. Vi stu, frs; dis.f;c; 'har'es Bowman, second distrIct F snk H. Parker, hird district; Thom As J Coalter. fourth district; Chaile- F S"iomon, fifth d'str ct and F. A rritle, Jr SIC etary.
 No business was transacted at th. morning session except to orgsnizs and prepare fur the business L. come.
 The afternoon session was simil.r 70 that pf the forenoon the member. for he most pIrt being eng ,ged in \ general discussi- of matters that aye to come before the board - Gazette.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Mexico to Have
 a Bureau of Mines

A Burean of Mines is being formed m the City of Mexico, the ubjec, being 10 institute Chamber of Mines, which will concern itself in promot- Ing all measures favorable to the development i' of mining and to serve Is the miners organ in their relation with federal ard local governments, as well AS with congresses or soc etles either at home 1T abroad, which may desire to enter into relations with mining men oi this republic.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Skunks Biting
 Flagstaff Citizens

Three people were bitten by skunks last week near Flagstaff and the, were hastily sent to the Pasteur in -titnte at Chicago. The fnlloaIng l.. what the Cocnnino Sun Says:
 On Wedn-sd ,y n ght at their camp near Marshnll's lake Mir. and Mrs. rirmas c. Freyer, whi'e sl, epinr were hitten by skunk. Mrs Fr-ye, ,as bitten IT the right cheek. and [ animal had 10 he pulled away hy Ir Fre.er, who w,s bitten on tn, rft hand.
 They me to Flagstaff and lef, Thursday night for the Pa-teur insti- ut", c icago, for trea me mt f"r hydro hobii The skunk which bit then
 ss captured and taken 10 Chicago the skunk is not known to he what is :al.ed "hydrophohia skunk" and ii 's hoped that this may be determined t the Pasteur institute
 Friday night of last week, E. J. Full Ter of Pine. Gila county, who was on his way to Flagstaff, was bitten or his right hand by skunk. The ani- nal was caught and killed. Whether the skunk was of the hydrophobia kind or not is not known, but Mir. Fuller decided he would take no risk and left Monday for the Chicago Pasteur institute for treatment.
 |. the past number of persons have been bitten by skunks and in & number of instances those bitten died of hydrophoois, aud number have been treated at the Pasteur institute.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Operations Resdmsd
 At Cananea
< Cana ca di patch says:-

N tanhi ea dl patch says.- Cover" Y4a'al this morning It. ce,vrd me- sage iron, Pres d. i.t i'Iaz commend ns h'm for everything h
 hal done tu put down the riots heit and help tO restore order. su that II Is i very uhlikely that here w.li he al, International complications so far as the Mex sn government is COLO, ne on accnun; of le CT .s- of the | = ter at"nal line uf sn arm'd d party tm'Tican volunteers
 Tins morn.ng ptrtial opefs'i were resumed A the sm' lter of Il Gre nr company. Taofurusc.s star ei, and the conceDtrator is again n opera ion. Work was resumed on very small scale at the mines, but onl, few of the Mexican miners r..turn.. to work. All of the Americans wh have not left the camp are at work to day.
 Col. Koster.itzky is still ps'rollin, the streets, and everything appears [ he peaceful at present. A conserya- tive estimate of the casualties is six killed and about thirt, Mexicans.
 All of the rangers who are not there now have been ordered to Naco by Rynning, and they vii remain there to keep order on tn. line.
 Captain Rynning has received number of telegrsms from Governo Kib ey, ordering him under no cir- to cross the line.
 Lieutenant Harry Wheeler is IT, femorary command of the rangers a, Naco.
 Four troops of the Fifth Cavalry are ,tl!l stationtd d at Naco, awaiting or iers from Washington.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Will Erect a
 Large Shelter

The Guggeheims and Rockefellers, trough the recenty v formed Ameri- can >melfers Securities Company, have decided to build a s3,5OO,O 900 smelter at point mile back from Fort Costa, near San Francisco, and ground will be broken for the big establishment early next eummer.
 The old Selby Shelter, o1 the bay 'h"re, "A few miles beyond West Berke. ey, will then he abandoned. Fumes from this plant have for years poison ed the surrounding veget .tion, and farmers have suits for dam ,ges rend- Ing against the plant. 1t is s,id the new plant will have a location that
 i'll not give rise to such damage uits."
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
From fie.day's Daily.

Char.es Bucknais has brought su.t ,n ihe strict court aga nst Lnpigi.t Bros. to ,llrct debt ui $l33.
 Jr,n J. Nes.il ha- 'r.mght sui in
 istiict ut az ..n> Ed ard s. buek to foie I'se five mortgages on the Nae" Budget plant ag.r gar,ng A sum ,i $l,2i67l
 Mir Tn mas F'annigan vi eoi Di, trct Attorney Elan n gsn, re;urne | today from Phoen,x, wh re she hos hee on a visit
 rhr -e more automobiles A e xpec; = I'd [" arrlve here tins no .th fr Tombstone o1 ner~. The automobile fad $ destined to strike ronns,on preft, h. I'd.
 A bundle Jf sun hine in the form of A b,by girl arrived today to gladden. the household of Deputy County Sch ,ol Supt E. L. Robinson.
 The U $ grand jury will meet in Tombstone on the 18th inst. and the U. 5. trial jururs w,ll convene on the 18th.
 Frank V. Moreno. formerly in bus ness at Tombs,a"e, arrived in the city this morning with his family. He remaini g in Douglas. -International-Americsn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
RECORDS OF
 cocAIsE COUNTY

C0CHlSE COUNTY Instruments Filed With the coun.y
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN ,s BRIEF Erastus Hshy to Geo
 Miller, D uslss prop
 e'ss --....... S5 W k' bert Ensle to George B
 Richards n. m nes in Cal
 uoTnia disttic ict. ..t. George Blsir, trustee ot
 Ar'sona Savings & Invest
 meht Co, release deed to
 Mary L Kelly and Chss Hartman
 Mary L Kelly to DavId T chaplin, Douglas prop efty 500 Mike & iesbak Saya ct ux and George Jahn ct ux to Maximn Chsvez, Doug
 spiop~rty. 70 W L and Ramon, D Clapp to L D Mccartney, Doug las property. .. l75 Q. Luis Musso to Annie Du- rand, mines in Turquise oAstAtCt OuU Ray R Radford to B Nj Cupdsll, Douglas prop i erty. 800 . Jacob NJ Stowe to Melvin de shogo, Benson prop
 VT lOO .. VIC L-nd ct ux to J H Stowe, Benso property 100 John Nj Johnson ct ux to James Let.Cn and Nj J Cunningham, lots nn J"cker mining claim, Dlsoee.. .-.. lO
 MORTGAGE The Arizona Publishing Co. to American Type Founders Co. Dav,d T C"splin ct ux to Arizona Nut iai Say ngs X Lr'an Association Joe c Campbell to Thos D Bonnet and S K WIll,amr.
 J Macniel to DeatIick
 LEASE and OPTION Joseph Halero t.. A P Pobndorf Jose Sonano and Ramona de SOnano to Douglas Ssvings & Losi. Associi- lOD- 10V " J A Dunbar to Lillian A Dunbar. Benson prop erty = International Land & Im- prvvem-nt Go. tG Clas w Ora brd, Douglas properly 4oo Cli i.ton A Burdick to s Henry, Douglas property 150 .. Pease Novelty Co. U c E Duggan, Douglas prop erty. lO John T O'Hsrrs tt ux to Alfred Aslman Tomb stone property. ....... 25O .. T E Wilson to P.ase Nov city Douglas pfope' ty.. l5O .. H E Shannon to O L Yeager ct ux, Couglas property .. Chse Cla -en ct ux and Amins oaly te Louis E
 Hs~es, B,sbee property 275 = International Land & Inn
 provement Co. to Petra
 Hernauez, Douglas prop
 efty "~ International Land & Inn
 proven ent Co. so Nsrcisso
 Hernandez, Dou- lss prop erty y-..-- -.-...--..-. 9S = NJ Cunningham to Joe
 Larri~u and HeLry Ctam-
 berlsin, uines in Califor-
 mia district. .. International Land & Im-
 provement Co. 10 T F
 McCourtney, Dougias
 pro erty. -------.--- i"o FER PirtleCo toJohn Cop,
 Douglas property .-.... a' .' Copper Q 'een Consolidated
 Mining Co. to City of
 Bsbee, surface ground in
 Bssi ee ", ker ct rx to
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
M0urns Loss of
 a Valuable Steed

Colonel Randolph lost one of his fine horses, Baby, last week a. Phoenix | he animal had been turned out into meadow surrounded hy barb wire irnce and cut herself badly. Blood poisoning set in and week alter the accident she died. She was purchase ed Tn Kansas City, her cost being something oyer $50D.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
PUBLIC Is AROUSED

The public is aroused to knOs ledge
 tn 'rist.,' DsIiis iiss'ilrtg,trt n'o
 nal fcric. Ek kcfr'c P,ttsrs, for sirl
 toms.h, liver and k dneys. Mary H. Walters of 546 St. ClaIr Ave, Coium. -us, O., writes "Fnr several months. vas given up to die had fever al d 'gue. my n rves were wrecPrd; c.'nld not sleep. and m, stomach wss rs. weak from useless doctors drugs tl,at coulc not tat. Soon after o~ginning to take Electric Bitfers, [ obtained relief, and m short time WAS entirely cur.d guaranteed at all Druggists; price Soc
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
From Mondays Daily.

RP Brown I Tar dise is a visito
 today.
 Attorney [ D Bennett of B sbee Il
 in thr c,t. On m ,,ters b.fo F the court
 Assists t District A.tori ey Edwarf Fb pigan and wife of Bi.bee are in the city.
 Miss Marian Wel,h of Palmer e. i- in the city on s vi-it to riends. A fire alarm at 3:l5 D m. brought out the department to the scene of the blaze, which was found to be lo- cated in A tent in the rear 1.-the resi- dence of Rec rder Frank Hare. The origin of the fire is not known. The blaze consumed the tent and al it's contents of household articles that had been stored therein.
 Rural free delivery has been settled in favor of St. David, and the neces- sary i.oxes are being ordered through Steve Miller.
 Sheldon Hams, manager of the Tombstone Telephone Co.,, went to Tucson today to attend the commence ment exercises of the University of Arizona.
 co Ellis, the Douglas banker, is a Tombstone visitor day on curt business.
 Attorney Joe Morrison of Bisbee is in 'he county seat on legal busi- ness.
 The Southern Pacific is using one of the largest engines on their road in the Benson yards. Freight is in ,r as ing SO fast that the present force can not handle the business.
 All the jurymen who enjoyed weeks respite from service returned today and reported tnr duty at 9 m
 C VI Renaud, of Pearce. was a vis- itor day n cO1rt duty
 J. s. Palme lee was 6 wis t,r to the county seat today from Palnierlee, which burg was named in honor of the we'll known Huachuca mining man.
 Mrs. Charles Fisk, wife of Agent Fisk of Wells Fargo Co, arrived yes terdsy f'Om N.gales and will mak- her future home in ronbstpne. Nr and Mrs. Fisk recently purchased th" Wildman tottsge, nn Third street, where they vii. reside.
 Geo. w. Thornton came in from he Dragoon Summit, where he ha- heen du'ng assessment work and mak- ing surveys, says the Benson Press, ;or p,tents. Mir Thornton and his psrtn,r,J B. Gregory, have 2S copper claims carrying gold and -ilver, on great copper d, ke about 30 feet wide, cropping out on the surface, which ss- .sys from five to thirty per cent cop per. and from $2 10 $l0 gold, and from 10 t, SIP silver.
 Prof R. 5. Br;nsmode, of the New N. xico School of Mines, with a party of eight students, are pay ng Tomb stone visIt and are making an in spection of the Tombstone Consoli- dated mines and mill. The party left Socorro about two weeks ago. They visited the sn.e:ters at Fl Psso and Douglas and the mines at Bisbee. From here they go to Csnsnea, which will conclude their trip.
 On the fret of the month Albert Steinfeld, the Tucson merch ant, clos i'd his branch store in NOgales VT. Steinfeld. however, will continue an agency there under the management of H. R. Renshsw, and 1t is probable that he will also erect or lease war . house for tine rapid filling of large To- cal orders in the grocery line.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO.
 LUCAS COUNTY.

LUCAS COUNTY.
 Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that ne is seui~r partner Of the firm of F. ]. Cheney & o.. doing business in th. City nf Toledo. county and -tsss ss''r" said, and th said firm sill pay tn .nm of one hundred do lars for eaci and every case of catsrrh that cannot he cured by the ,ss of Halle Cstsrr Cure. FRANK CHENEY sworn to before me and sub-crihed in my presence. this 9th day of De c~, ter. \. D iSs6.
 Seal A W. GLEASON
 >Otsry Public Halle Catarrh Cure is taken in terna Iy, and acts dir ctly on the bl~ d s,d mne"us surfarts of the system Send for t.,.timon'als free.
 F J. HESEY & 70,
 T"lesio, Ohio Sold by al drugeists 75c. Take Halls fs lily Pills for consti- patio
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
Smallpox Death in
 Cochise County

A Mexican boy died last evening about o'clock at th6 Bakersville set- tienent of smallpox. His body was removed and buried late last night. This is the second death within two weeks in the settlement from the dis ease Both victims were Mexicans.- Bisbee Miner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10

W .SrED - M .nAgsr for New BrAnc' ,i our b .sioess here in Tombstone Y ite plainly, with references,
 THE MosKIs WHOLESALE Co.
 Cincinatti. Ohio
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-06-10
To Cure Cold in One Doy s;-s.. s;ss: I'd. Laxative Promo Quinine r.... e a. SSsssy
[ EEL $
Sswsa lWca bcsss soad . psst l3 nosfAs.

iEEIS II ' Fisl r io Cochise Gold
 X Silver Group ming
 Co, m mes in T m st"ne | N'oNisss. -..-T Ao''vV E A Won Arrim to Alfred Paul and V K St,is 6,
 D uslas pr"p.rty.. .... 10 d B Csii, hei et ux to Nor
 Tis 5 Buttner, Douglas | br"i%rt, ..... ga J"bn M Joonson et ux to Daniel J Ga:L.ghe Bis bee pr i'erty ........ 10 .. Harry uey ct ux and L J Overlook to PstrIck Butcher, Bi>bee property 10 .. Peter Johnson ct ux to J AicCullough, mines ID Warren district. .... 400 .. Estate of Mrs Wm Neville
 to F L Williams, Doug
 las property. ....... 4OOO .. Juseph Busenba k ct ux to
 Ben F Haldermsn, m nes
 in Coc:lise district. ..... 20 Manuel L Polo to Bsnk of
 Douglas aud Douglas
 Savings X Loan Associs-
 tioH <O% oU Henry c Beumler and E
 Fisher ct ux to Gaad- siupe Ham, Douglas property. ..-... zOO International Land X Im- pro, ement Co to Msnlel L Polo. Douglas prop eIty oo VU Cha, II 0'Nelll to Charles Stacy, mines in Hus- chuca mountains. . 100 ..
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE The Ar,z,na Trust X Banking C.. to John Brodie John R ok to Manuel April
 MORTGAGE J A Karlson to Smith Typewrit Co.
 F Nc L BIickerh, fl to Bank 1 Bis bee
 Orlando L Yesger ct ux to c A Overluck May Foster to Ja- H Pell W Speer ct ux to The Arizona Trust < Banking Co ii A Wicker to w J Davis and Vim wan Cnas H dam to Bank uf Bistee Patrck Butcher ct ux to Miners X Merchants Bank
 A D Task ey |" Fletcher < Wood G $ 2ak-r and 1 c Hubbard :o nsnil J Gallagher
  2 W C"llins to E J Cea.- man mines in Cal fornis Qastfict .------.--. ioo w N..co Real Estate & In- provemebt Co. |" Ctb- erires We, ne, N acorrop- erty. .. ...... 600 .. N.cr Real Estate k Im-
 prov ment Go tr Cath erint Sweeney, Mac prop erty. ... i0 Manuel AtriI and c K
 Laies to H k Street,
 ranches in Sla,en can-
 yon ............... 250 .. Mrs Sophia Walker to W
 H Gose, Beps. property 332 .. The Western Investment
 Co. to Frank A Milich,
 Douglas property. .... $500 |. J A Finney and Elizabeth
 FIhney 10 VIC Vinegar,
 corrective d.ed to Doug-
 las property. ---...- iV ..
 MORTGAGE Vim R Goss ct ux to Archie Chic holm John W Breeding to W Clawson , IA Tayhr ard Waiter Douglas Lorenzo Wright ct ux to Mary P BaTrow ID Blair ct ux to Miners & Mer- | chants Bank Wm E M iris ct ux to Miners, & Merchants Bank i ieyI. ;O Bank c! Douglas C E Duggan ct ux to T J Nordan
 James E. Suits ux to H McK'n
 The Salvation Army to The stat' Mutual Build ng & L 'an A-soci.ItioI | LEASE E B Mason to Mrs Louisa King
 Gevrge and If K Hsninger sn' Peter Johnson and ~iie to JDo Breed
Milford chronicle., 1906-08-03
GREENWOOD.

Mr.. and Mrs. George White are enter
tanning their daughter, Mrs. Nettie White
and daughter, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Robert Mead and daughter OF
Philadelphia, are the gnests OF her bro
ther. William H. Radclff-
n s. Z lita, Of Woodbury., n. j., is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Laura Elliott
Mrs. Mary B Conaway has joined her
husband in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Sallie Wiley, of Lewes, has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wiley.
A member of the Levy Court says that
the rain which occurred the early part Of
last week was the worst been for years,
In Districts Nos and about so bridges
were washed away, and it will take about
S., 900 to repair the same and equally as
much in district No. 3. The water ran
with so much force that lS-inch sewer
pipes were cut out and holes made so
deep in the road that bridges were nee
essary to make the same passable. Much
damage was done to bridges that were
being built,
Greenwood hall team met defeat at
Brdgeville Thursday afternoon. Score
Q to 3. Some say that the reason that
Greenwood was defeated is that the deci-
sions of the umpire were radical.
Lewis Richards, well-to-do farmer OF
near town, left for New York Friday,
where he will leave SATURDAY. for ilasgow,
Scotland: before returning h will make
tour of all the principal palaces in
Europe, making his stay all the summer.
Greenwood will cross bats with Bridge
vile Thursday morning, Aug. 9th, at lC
o'clock. This promises to be a game OF
interest, as each team has won a game
and this is the deciding one. In the after
noon there will be horse racing at Curry:
I Driving Park, at 80 o'clock.
Misses Fisher, Lovey Isaacs, May
Owens and May Isaacs, who have beer
attending the summer school, have re
turned home.
Miss Julia Stein is entertaining hel
friend, Miss May Davis, OF Philadelphia
Samuel Wiley, of Woodbury., y } il
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Maggie Lord
Frof Hardesty has been spending Z
few days IN town.
Misses Delema Radcliff, of Bridgeyille
, is the guest of Miss May Owens.
VIM. S. Todd and VIM. II. Morris LEI
on Saturday for a tour to Highland. Al
bany, and Mohawk Lake, \. y. The,
expect to be gone several days.
DR.. W. S. Hunter has joined a part.
from here at Bowers for several day
outing.
Miss Mable Spence, of Bridgeville,
the guest of her cousin, Miss Mary }
Morris,