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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
WOf In INTrND DtFR " i>O>
ON missioner Burnham WIN Rrro,nm End
fifteen Da,s Later Than Now

ALbASy. b-" - In H. annual report
to IN" Legislature b"put. STAT" Forest
Fish and Gam to'nmi-- Inn"r John Il
BIrnham viii recommend that 4 any
change i mad" IN 'h" deer nIur,us law
~ shOuid only proyld" for an extension
"i thu deer season ii't"-u day lAt,r than
at prs-"rr with IN" restriction that No.
deer be- kIl'"d except huck- with horns
three Inche- ~ more ~ length
In. "Nt"rmludrDu ~ WOLVES AMI tH"
prDt""iIE" 'iW- ara '"-ppu-Ibi" for rh..
pr"-..nC.. IN TN -'u',' uu.V II moro deer
than az any iiin' ~ vrar- lruri- ar
to T." mad" ~ b" rpuI.n- .gl-lItur.. TO
chang" IN" Eiw 40 - 10 I.lIuu tn no md
ma II d"rr Du M" ~ .uU thh' "a short
hDIHtluE -.'a-Ou would bee I.'-- dangerous
- b man l'f". ru' Commissioner Burn
haW says tina -thrI-'t0- how that NOR.
hunters w"r,. s....i When hpuudinx was
IN .nElI. OHM ~ pI,-..f-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
BANQUET TO COV.. ELECT DIX
fILLOU ron N>HTN ~ % tsH-
NGTO\ tOI NTl TENDTR IT.
Mere Than ia8 t.u~si> Assist ~ Making
o. the biggest o., rnt t.rrcn~ irh WI
IaSr Na. o., rr Seen speeches D, Mr
niN. liup,nirh ana judge Tirrne,

! GEkLNwI,H y l..r e The resi-
I time IN their live, bad chance tonight
la shake tine hand IT "A Governor elect
| and call him ucIghbnr. In honor Of
Governor elect John A lux his fellow
townsmen and friends Tor miles around
turned nut IN "A body for a banquet which
they rendered hImat the Hamilton House
and told HIM that they were mighty glad
he had been elected and that they knew
he would make good Governor All
, shades Of political opinion were repre-
sentsd and the toast list included rock
ribbed Republicans II prominence" in
northern New York a. we'll as -tanc h
Democrats
DIR Henry GRAY of this vtllag" wa, the
| toast master. ami th" speakers included
Governor elect John \ DIX " \ Hup-
puch, IN. Democratic Stafr chairman:
Seylaour Van Sauttuord Of Troy. who
made III" DIX nominating speech a, the
Rochester convent ION County Judge
VI 4 1lern-y of Troy. A--.mblyman
j =. Parker OF Salem, former Assembly
man X Hobbe Of Greenwich and 4
Kellogg oi GlenS Falls
tn. banquet Mas al ended bv more han
lao guests. who assisted IN making RI.
event n. biggest one Greenwich has seen
IN many Year and thai includes The
centennial last wear. when Coy Hughes
helped Crl"brat" ~ hUnir"dih birth
day
Governor elect DIV sad IN par
We can gain s"u" idea 81 he rmuortan,.
~ Washington county when We realize
thar II hears the name Of "a. NET President
~ the United states and nov FAR from
'hIs village oi Greenwich thor" - = Niilsg.
which lacked onh ON" vet" ~ becoming
The capital oI thr~ great state | mean
the village "f Salem. Washington county
which MAS named after m" important
seaport town 81 salem. Mas Th. men
who wrr" Instrumental IA ,rraung thar
Village wrr" N the forefront 81 IN" progress
~ this stare th"N l-i' an impress, upon
'h~ character Of ~ in-Ui.u"n~ h"r" faIth-
nillv ana we'll their Ir"~ AMI r'>pnnsi-
hili'l"- 81 citizens amt l-i' - cherished
memory ?" III" Inhabitants 81 tu|s county.
our vOlug men NAV we'll rmulIr" he rugged
honesty and sturdy common -.u-s the
untirins energy "i wnrNrrg fnr IN. public
veal 81 tho-" men VIII -'lprd tn- destiny
~ human "ni"uV"r "A tins locality
l have alwav- been impressed ~, b N.
cordial h"-uttah'v "f Ia, friends ~ Wash.
ngt"n county. Hnd 'ht- vath"uGg t"-nghi
= q practical demon -rrartOu 81 tNlf hos
D'tshtv II ha- u.'cu nv ptrpo>' 20 -"TN"
IA INV humbl. way nv neigh bor- and friends
ana the ',iis"n- 81 thi- count, bV .u,uut-
aging The industrial growth ana CONNER
cal welfare ~ the I-upl- W. an have a
duIv 10 perform I" each "ru"t ami To- our
S'a'" hy ,ontrnuting each IA ht- oNn WAY
o." th" pr"grr--'Nr Srtur Nul,r -houlf .
"" rm"d'- every Naml"' tt. Nnol--uui. 3
''nd''a'"r 49, accomplishing Ipr 81. 70 fellow /
men hr dong or pm Iui - some wny /
masking return 'pr fhr ul"~-ug- ,"u,u- !
-aird 70" - o. wIj be- u.' .uU-rar' nu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
WENr0N ROrksINCLEiRNIG
ALASKA steamer <orth~estern ashore
Near Victoria. %. 4. al aboard safe.


kNiCToRn DC. Dec Tightly w-dged
on Pile Point False BAY san Juan Island,
lies the Alaska Steamship Company =
vessel Northeastern. She ran ashore
at II o'clock this morning on route from
Seattle To Nome with twenty Eight pas
sengers and the Christmas mails
While in a precarious condition, Il -
not thought she will he a tots loss. Pas
s.ngeTs and crew were brought mere
by the lees. which responded to wire.
l,~s ca II for aid
The Northwestern. Capt. Crosskey.
WAS travelling at fourteen knots The
night was perfectly clear and the sea
smooth The fourth officer was IN charge
at the time Of the grounding and the
ship was "A mil. on, of her course
Immediately after tn. Northwestern
struck wireless message were sent for
assistance. Attempts To get into COM
municaton with Seattle and Vancouver
proved futile. both stations being dead
The lttl. steamer Tees. lying at her
dock here loading cargo. picked mp the
message
few minutes later the lees was under
way and at i30 4 NJ arrived mt False
Ray The passengers di-embarksd from
the Northwestern IN her boats and were
taken aboard the &. p X steamer. She
ais" brought the baggage. express and
mail
This - the second time the North
western which ~ "a sister ship Ia the Ill
ia,ed iucatan wrecked several months
ago IN rh. north. has met with an acct
dem on 'h!> coast Several years ago
while IN Alaska she ran aground AT La
touche and a isr being salvsd was brou ght
to Victoria for reDairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
BtD NO\EI WV LOtkFD ~.
Onr Of d italians suspected Of Belonging
Z" l.uto Gang Gets cut on BaiI

The nine Italians W no were arrested gu
Thursday bv acting captain Richard
lavlor ~ he local secret service and ms
assistants on the suspicion that the pris
on-r- may know something about the
distribution Of the counterfeit s. and s..
bills manufactured nv l.upo the Wolf
now serving long sentences IN he Federal
PRISON Al Atlanta. yesterday we're ar
RAJ gned before United States Commr--
-Ion.r Shields IN the Federal building
Accompanying IN. nine men told NJ m
THESrS Yesterday s.r. five other Italians
who had been gathered IN Giuseppe.
Clement. Francisco SapI.nza. Sabba,ino
GuaC-n'l. Giovanni d~ Garfsni and
Joseph Grszzlano These hy. were dis
charged with Warning - Keep OHl of
bad company
S"cr"' service Ag-nr John J Herr,
mad. a formal compliant against n. nm.
originally arrested charging that The nine
on December | did lav uIllV ami know
inglv hav. in their possession. with ia.
tent 20 d.irdud som" PERSON unk nov u
a counterfeit. s. bill Commissioned
sums ranging from SiOOr 20 81 5GJ IN.
$40 O1D was asked :or NIc-nzo i'Antoni"
"A salesman. ~ i13 Ga S-'i- street
Lawyers Amos " Evans OF ~ Wall
street and Isaac Sargent ~ l55 Nassau
str...'. who represented the prisoners
argued Tor q reduction oi all The bai
bonds iommi--lun-r Shields answered
'ha' a. 10 o'cloCS mex Tuesday morning
nsr- vii b.. n further hearing and THAT
'h- is"S-f NAV argue for bail r.duc'i"u
=, lha' time Nino-n/n TrrIns - drug
gi-' ~ y Prince. street who's. bal wa-
placed a 81 .vPI was ins ONLY prisoner Ab..
ip find hond-msn The other -'gh we're
aiken o.. Ia. Tomb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
~ ROR ,Tt>DIT fONIJfTyp
Wan Vino On-r"n ia >cUIii Rosrnii-i,n.r
for OF. 500 Found s.mIt,

GrDrg" " i"andi" ~" Juror ~ ,n..
RO-"nh"im"~ Ca-. who offered ~ .nr,.
for the ardri'tal - Ep-.irh"lu"f m con
SIde-slion "i g. 80. wa convicted -,
'"rdsy IN IN" criminal Branch -; lh.
Supreme ruurr t." wa red on a charm.
Of bribery aud the pIry remained nm,
about wenIv minute
DSKoberi IIm"udpri"r who acted a.
the go b"'Wr"n and u.dd.. N, propo-itI.u
10 Jam-~ W D-buru. R0-.nL.i,u..,
counsel Wa ~. chief witr"s. apgtn-,
S-sndl" Tim"nd,r'..r nl-adn,i gIli'y the
day after he. WI Ir'"-f"d bu' has not vet
been sentenced
candle l. an ARCHITECT ". l. 81 years
old ~" Will Va" sentenced by Justice
Blanchard on next FRIDAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
Toy Shop Wonders
for All.

And indeed they are wonders.
these products Of the toymakers,
and in them grownups may take
delight How they all act in the
toy shop. .he children and tia
grownups. is all told; how
grandmother learns how to play
al! the new games and then
teaches her grandchildren; and
how an eminent business man
goes home and in the secluslon
of his Gramercv Park librarr
PLAYS with n set of Noahs Ar :
and wishes he was youngster
again. There are pictures too
of some of these things.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
Aerial Toys in the Lead.

You might have imagined that
the t'ving machines growth IN
popularity would have given the
ioymakers something to work
upon. IL has. These toy aviation
meets are among the chief won
ders OF the Christmas toy shop
this wear There are pictures to-
morrow of the very latest fiiers OF
tovland; birds and Siplanes. and
in fact everything that flies
Take the Zeppelin, for example,
You can get one in a tiny pattern
and it will fly too
You NAV or may not wear a
hobble skirt. nut all the sam.
you're Interested IN them. In
the article on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
GoI Roos-, ~it'. Rrxrrf- 10 BrooA Ism ia
ks.sesatIDB.

OF Roosevelt has declined ar INVITA-.
ton TO ne one Of the speakers az ihe ann,IaI
banquet n 'he Brooklyn Bar Association
IN the Mason" Tempt. next month
He has notified tho dinner committee
that h" would lik" very much tn attend
and make a speech. but IL very busy and
has already accepted ~ many snga Co
ments that he 10 not able 70 attend.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
no, EHT UO>Ei Hy>E..
PAID ~ .OaO for o. o. was m Irsn no ,
WIN Paper and oItOn aantent.

%. uu''hl..' ~ Il machine for making
n.r". winch proved but an IRON boy
=. ~ cotton and paper caused Max
r.ar'l q 81 La Eighth stree, 10 b..
"r"n-F nV L"ui- I"pkoVltl Oi 9O E.-r
ti.'.- "r r".. INTO h.. N"rkvIl.. court
'"-'.r.it.
> r'. 10 inc Waldorf Astoria and
.'h- ..I o. about h., money rnanuTac-
'I''. ."0t.r" II" drew 81 mn from ths
Har- ruI CAV" % ~ :. nwartI ~, October
. 20" -ald 'hIfd man turned over the
unn nov Whi"h proved such . di-sp-
poin'neni The cas- ssnt over an
Mo" day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03

Merritt Lane. - Jersey City lawyer,
has been retained by n number ~ manu-
factur"r- and merchants IN that CITY
20 start action against the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company with the object in
view u compelling IL to restore tbs. Brook
lyn Inn.xnnd Invent y third street ferries.
which have been abandoned. 10 IL under
stood that a writ 81 !:,andamus will mo
asked for on III" ground that the com
pany nbta med ia. exclusive right IN oper.
~" the FERRIES on ths condition that il
would provide reasonable. service TO th.,
public
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
Titled English Writer'S.

You may know lot about
some Of them. but there is prob
ably something Won don't know
which is told in this article. And
then there are their pictures.
Something about the efforts ~
the sentimentalists 10 reunrt.
the ashes Of Napoleon and the
Boy Is related in tn. article
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
rev. ~ ,LW,Ys raw
E'-n WIN Ta>Imrirr OT and PubIic
sOacii RATES q har E-u

'a'Icab - still IA tayIcah though Tn.
taSInet.r has been removed decided
Magistrate FT"-Chl in the N..4t Sid.
court yesterday Julnts Klein Of 80
West Forty fifth street had been running
meter company took AWAY his register
beCause he hadn't paid his rent on il
Tn" Magistrate said he would impo..
on Klein III" maximum fine. bu, DELAYED
20 do 80. for klein's lawyer intends to
appeal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
-The-..
Sun

Christmas joys for the little
folks are largely summed up in
The toy shop There is an articlr
n tomorrow SUNDAY SU>
which will give some pointers a.
20 what santa Claus can bring
this year TO gladden. their hearts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03

TH,>ktpHi ~ D"n jan Howard
VII. "a- ,rn.I..,-l several times. and
paid ,nsi Nv GOV Wilson a. b..tnl, ,,,.
prIrripa! III the murder -; I,uy. William.
Go-htl. wl' max" the face for The. star.
senate. and S.N p.. bar<,-i .y ,'"r,-'...
man elect Caleb Powers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
Man ~ Alleges Thse, Ing Pair Plead.
Quilts.

ne Belgian man ana woman accused
Of getting employment ia private houses
and robbins them were arrai gnsd ye-'sr-
day before Judge Humphrey in the
Queens County Court in Long Island Guy
under thu names Of Jean de Lat and
I,Ialsni de MuIlenmsist-r on the chsrR.
Of robbing the home OF Samuel Kubis M
Far Rockaway on November IL Of jswelry
yalusd at .TsO. The man pleaded guilty
and the woman stood pat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
Dancing in a Hobble
Skirt

il told how they do 1.-THE folks
on the stage. Miss Bessie Met oy
is one of these behobbled dancers.
There are JOYS and mishaps about
H. OF course. and some OF them
are pictured for YOU.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
The Woman's Page

one learns how to have everlast-
ing summer and make money by
II Naturally. too, women ara
interested in automobile furs.
and velvet frocks. coats. hats.
-roles, bags. belts. slippers
everything in velvet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03

COMMISSIONED 'rop--y 49, ...i an order
Yesterday m-trEc'ing ia" polio" n, look
oui Tor smpIl boys Tnei with AR yum.
or b-Anshoot"rs. Tn" police about thu
parks ar. warned Ia b. especially yig,Ian,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
Ashes of the Easlei .

The great Bernhardt will por-
tray the faglet this week IN New
York. which naturally adds n
Jere-t 10 this subject,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
Gaby Deslys.

Won recall her. the inamorata
"f the Unfortunate King Mamie.
VINO - pictured in some Of her
poses
4. n. Hartman and Robert
Bonner are the names Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
The Hunting Page.

You NAV not know how 10
handle a gun. but all the same
YOU NAV like TO read about thos.
who do There is the tang of
the hunting field about this pag.
and its hunting stories. stories
redolent Of the woods, calculated
10 make Won clean up your gun.
II YOU ar. a hunter, and long TO
get busy.
Tn. new Pennsylvania station
is bringing about great changes
IN one section of town hitherto
malOdorous. In the article ON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
Trade Supplanting Vice

1t IL related how since the incep-
ton Of this great enterprise bust
hess has been crowding vice Ia
IN. wall until most Of the old
landmarks of the Tenderloin.
the cItv's sore spots, "a il were.
have become effaced and in their
place have come or will come
bulldlngs more savOrv. In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-03
Madame Sembrich

raih- authoriiatively on the
present vogue Of Song Recitals.
and then there Is
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-09-23

Rev. j. 7. Guy will leave next
week for the annual Holston
Conference. This completes Rev.
Guys four years as pastor in
charge here, and according to
the rules of that body, he can
not be returned here next year.
All our people regret this worry
much, as he aid his excellent
wife have endeared themselves
to us all. When Rev. Guy came
here four years ago he found
conditions not at all encouraging
but under his able care the
church has b Q n greatly
strengthened and much good
done for the Masters cause. Mr.,
Guy is not only an earnest,
|consecrated minister, but a high
toned, pleasant gentleman. We
regret very much that he can
not be with us another year, and
assume him that wherever be
and his good lady may locate,
the good wishes of our people
viii go with them.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-09-23

Ga Friday AFTERNOON from TO 6 o.
flock Mrs. w. s. lindsey honored the
bride with reception to which all the
society element of the the town was in
vited.
9 be houss was beautifully decorated,
the color scheme being yellow, harmon
ieing with the bside's gown. which was
yellow satin with pearl trimmings. The
elrc.ric lights shed a soft glow over the
comps ~ Of beautiful WOMEN present.
Mrs. Lindsey was assisted in recelv
In. by her muthe., Mrs. Jno. w. Davis,
and ner daughters, Misses l.uth ana
Kathryn Spence. Mrs. w. r. Bowers
served punch and Mesdatnes A. B. Hen
drickss Le.e Hayes. and Misses Halle
Richmond and Ella Catroh assisted in
the dining cooui.
The refreshments consisted of punch,
followed by a salad course, including
chicken salad, bread and butter sand.
witches, tomatoes. olives; peach ice cream
aud cake.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-09-23

Rev. j. O. Straley, Pres ding
El>!er Of the Wysheville district
VIII preach at the Methodist
church here next Wednesday
night, Sept. IS, at 7,aO and win
hold a quarterly conference
session at the same place in af-
ternoon Of chat date about 30 clock
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-09-23


Following is Isl Of teachers
who will have charge O. t h {
schools n the Black Lick district
Kegley- PRINCIPE TO be sup
pied, ass sGa. Miss Audrey
Kemper.
ROYAL Oak-M,ss Eva -ker.
Co ye-Aliss ;'osyen.
II ag-M IS Alice Rosenbanm
Black Lick-S. e. Eosen baum
Principal, assista It's Misses
Mamie Pat5ersoa and Elanch
Slicer.
me-. Zioa--Miss Ida Tarter.
Lambert Miss Stella ard
Kimbelling Miss Lois TIMBER
ger. Rural Retreat-W. r,
Bowers Principal, assistants
Misses Margaret Nc Cauley,
Lucy Rosnel', Carrie Daughman,
Mary : ,icks, Mrs. f. H. Millef,
Glade Miss Mabel Tilson.
Kings Gsoye-Miss Josie
Hudd.e Principal, assistants
Misses Ruth Reeves ard Nellie
lambeth.
Patterson-Miss Lizzie Hobacl
Berea-Iola Cassell.
Kidd-Glen Eastwood
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-09-23
NEWS or TOWN AND COUNTRY
THINGS THAT HAVE HAPPENED OawILl HAPPEN VERY SOON
4 4 4

4 II. -. spence Is WORKING II
Roanoke this week.
Baby needs crib blanket-get it e
/ Hendricks.
! L. S. Richmondis spending g
| few days at home from w. Va.
Lowest prices 81 saddles ant
harness. eN6r s. Bridges.
Csp.. Cl.as. Baumgardnel
/ tohk in the Roanoke Fair.
Ladies' suits, the Queen" make Al
Gammons.
Roy Hankla was in Norfolk
last week.
A new line Of The latest Ties,
just ia & Zen aings,. Neff & Co.
Benton Kinder was here from
Portsmouth, Ohio this week.
DR.. and Mrs. w. G.. Delp are
visiting relatives in Roanoke
during the Fair.
There will be an ice cream
supper Saturday night at w. J.
Ross in tho Glsde.
uer ssa enc q Z lne
! m osllie e. Jen
ninas, Ng'9 Go 3.
Mr.. and Ms. Ell. G.. Tarter and
Miss Blanch Staley attended the
Roanoke Fair.
For School Supplies OF every klnt
call call on G. w. Davis.
Mrs. Jno. Hudson returned
to her home at Portsmouth. o.
last Sunday.
!; II you want trunks and bags you can
go amiss by buying them at Hendricks
He has just gotten In such a conplet
line.
| Miss Elizabeth Jordon, of Pu
I laski, is visiting Miss Ceci
Painter.
Rural Retreat Drug Co are agents 70
I Or. Hess stock food, etc None superb
o.; few equal it. Your stock thrive on
Geo. Harmon was here fror
Rich Valley Saturday. Hi
daughter, Miss Mamie, is attend
ing the High School.
See nj LAC e. an
Misses q lea Il
er, a. o..
anettes. Roo G ssazla.
Miss Mary Katherine Lander
of Noble, is boarding at j. Il
Bucks and attending the Hig
School.
4 BOARDERS WANTED-r am pr
pared to board girls or young ladie
, derioiug to attend the High Scboo
Close to school building.
Chas. e. Baumgardnel
We learn that L. K. Repass j
threatened with typhoid at hi
home north of Kimberlin,
church.
FOR SALE. Ten short horl
1.-TWO year old steers good ones
|, Apply to H. s. Etter, near Scott
Mill.
!. Miss Rosa Musser, Chas
BACKYARD end Gordon Wyricl
weee visit'n, at a. j. Linda
moods 9inday.
ISAFE MEDICINE FOR CHILpREl
Fo'ey's Honey and Tar is ea:e an
effective medicine for children as
does rot contain opiates or harmst
d r.s. Get only the geruIne Foley
Honey and Tar in the yellow package
tIfs d 'ug 20.
L. w. Baumgarlner will hey
I the October paonograph record
/ iol ssls MoaGay, Sept. 26. Ca
& ad ooA eve she 10, as he wi
tai.e ID sao Exposition at Knox
/
. vile TO- week, leaving her
aboas the 2s.
Z AT a political meeting q
lSoeee.well last Friday j. A
{ Sanders and s. S. Simmermar
Jr., became involved in quarre
in which Mr.. Sanders wa
J knocked down, and in some wa
( had one of his legs broken.
We were shown some lin
3 fruit recently sent from Wash
. Iila5on state to Mrs. p. A. Cop
, enhaver by her brother A. /
9 Miller. The apples, pears an
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-09-23

0A bt-Ai size Days anQ poks eb
Joe K Buck &Co
Mrs. j. w. Davis is very sick
again.
The biggest and best lot Of
axle grease in town Tarter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Harris
are visiting in Roanoke.
If you. need Plastering Laths
we have them. Nelms & Etter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh D Spence
spent Monday with relatives at
Dublin.
Go to Hendricks. quality and prices
right.
j. w. Howard, Of Cleveland,
Va, is the guest Of his sister,
Mrs. G.. G. Butner.
Two FRESH COWS FOR SALE.
Apply toJ. H. Huffard.
Mrs. w e. Brown has return
ed from a visit TO Knoxville and
Chattanooga.
Gold Grown Flour none bett, r
for sale by G.. w. Davis.
Mrs. Ed Neff returned Tuesday
from ten days visit to the Ex-
position at Knoxville.
GOOD YOKE OF OXEN FOR SALE
5years old. Apply to J. P. Staley
Lloyd and Earnest Keesling
left Tuesday for Blacksburg to
attend the v. P. /.
You know your wlfe's butter can not
be beat. Prove it by exhibiting at the
Great Roanoke Fair. Sept. 1923.
Mrs. X. M. Ferguson and
Miss Maud Shepleigh are at the
Roanoke Fair.
Gel pair of those Invisible
Suspenders at Jennings, Neff &
Co.
Misses Nellie Brown and Miss
May Catron spent Sunday at the
formers home on Cripple Creek.
Big Star, Red Lion and Pride OF
India, Red Top pencil tablets. your full
moneys worth at G. w. Davis.
The Kimberling Sunday School
will have q picnic at the Cave
Saturday.
Get your fall dresses at Hendricks
Leading shades and leading goods. lin
ings, etc TO match.
G. G. Meridith will have a
sale Saturday, October 1st. He
expects to, move to Nebraska
shortly after his sale.
FOR SALE One six year-old me- re
good driver and saddler. has done al
kinds OF farm work. Will buy q
young thoroughbred Jersey mich COW
j. B. Shariiz
Miss Bonnie Staley left the
first of the week for Ebeneezer,
Smyth county, where she will
teach school.
IL you are thinking of having any
painting done soon, drop me card and
let me estimate your work. My motto
is good work at reasanle price. 7 E
Sledd. Rural Retreat, Va. M
Jas. M. Letter, of Lin dsay,
Nebraska spent several days
here this week and last. Mr.,
Letter is a very prosperous
farmer and business man in the
West.
The members of the Book
Club are requested to meet al
the store of G. w. Davis Sat
urday evening at 0 cock. Any
one having a book, please bria:
same.
Hon. @. e. Slemp and Hon
d. e. Mckinley will speak here
Saturday ,ext5 at p. m. Hon
I. j. NJ cy will speak Saturday
Oct.1, a. the same hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Roien, O.
Tug River, w. Va, have beet
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. G.. p
Buck this week. NJ. Rolen's
brother was killed in a wrecl
last week.
The High School opened her,
Tuesday with a large attendance
and with eyrey indication of /
most successful term. Let tn,
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