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Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-12-02
THE CITY BUSINESS STREET.

During the past week of loads of mud have been
scraped from Main street, Jackson and hauled away This
represents the accumulation caused by the and tear of
traffic this thoroughare for period of few months in a
distance of about 1iuear feet of the roadway. To
replace this road material the is being
topped with thin coating of broken rock hauled from the
dump pile of the Anita minethe main of supply for
material for repair work this city for several
past This present coating consists of clean rock Of uni
form crushed specially for that purpose but of the finer
stuff sorted by human labor from the dump and mixed with
considerable finer saty material which practically worth
less for such Now this hauling and hauling off is
very costly process when repeated it has been for
years past intervals of every few months The city rock
breaker if reaches active working basis, offers
solution for this trouble any with the material avail
able and probably with any rock material in existence
1t may for other city where the traffic not
1.-THE that of Main street. where coating of this kind
of acadam might continue servceabe for years. 1t is about
time look around for lasting method Of fixing
Main street We admit that every form of building
subject wear will require repairing keep in good
condition. But surely system that fails get business
free from slush and mud after any winter shower is
good to be discarded Furthermore it very expensive
If the money that has beeu spent Main in the
last few years in the endless and wholly unsatisfactory
ando routine had been expended approved and
uptodae SYSTEM would doubt have been far along
toward possessing creditable business We
long from having such noW and it is safe say
Will much until there radical
change in the mode of construction Of with the
the command Of the the process Of improve
necessarily be gradual and extend period of
years Admitting all this there adequate
why beginning should be made in this direction Main
furnishes heavy percentage Of the city in
property and licenses With guarantee of i'm
proved the property holders and business would
be willing augment the ordinary funds by voluntary
trbutions according frontage owned occupied bring
about this much needed reform
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-12-02
Victim of Drug Habit

Although reputed to be worth
about S16J, 600. Richard Halle, a for
mer brilliant attorney of Dixon, and
one of the leading citizens of the com
munity few years ago, is now dying
in San Francisco hospital, after hav-
ing been given up as a hopeless case
by the authorities of Suisun through
his addiction to the drug habit. For
ten years Halle has used morphine,
and recently had become a burden up
on the authorities.
Ten years ago Halle is said to have
had brilliant prospects, and during his
early years of practice as an attorney
he was so successful that money in,
vested in real estate brought him
large returns.
Halle comes of one of the best
families of Solano county. He was a
leader of society during his early life.
Only few days ago he was brought
to the Jail in Suisun suffering + IN
effects of on overdose of morphi ..
and since that time his life has HI G
in the balance. 1t is not believed he
will recover from the present attack. -
Benlcia New Era.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-12-02
Saves an Iowa Mans Life.

The very grave seemed to yawn be-
fore Robert Madsen, of West Burling'
ton, Iowa, when, after seven weeks in
the hospital, four of the best physicians
gave me up. Then was shown the mar
velous curative power of Electric Bit
ters. For, after eight months of fright,
full suffering from liver trouble and
yellow iaundice, getting no hel p from
other remedies or doctors, five bottles
of this matchless medicine completely
cured him. Its positively guaranteed
for stomach, liver or kidney troubles
and never disappoints. Only so cents
at Spagnoli s drug store.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-12-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. -Ot925
Department of the Interior.

q. 5. LAND OTlce at SacfaMeIlIO,
California, October 10, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Otis W.
Rinehart. of Volcano, California, who
on June 10, 1903 made II. E. No. 1888,
for NJ SEA and E1a SW a, Section
8. Township Z NJ, Range l3 E., Mount
Diablo Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention to make Final five year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the U. S.
Commissioner for Amador County, at
his office in Jackson, California. on
the 10Th day of November, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
H. E. Denend, Severino Guiliani, A.
j. Shealor. and William Ross, all of
Volcano, California.
JOHN +. ARMSTRONG
Oct. 10 Register,
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-12-02
Mems Private Diseases Cured

quickly and effectually atty your own home
by regular physician OF long practice.
Medicines with full directions sent to
your nearest Express Office: you paying
the charges SIS, 90 on taking out package.
Address, Mail Medical Dspensary,
Lock Box SO, San Franciso, Cal. Nos
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-12-02
SCIEN TIFIC.
MISCELLANY
Reported weekly 70. the Ledger

Exploration by Comets-A Blood Stain
Detective Medical Cinematographs
"A Promising New Alloy-A New
Fuel Possbility-The Greatet Teles
cope-Banana Cloth-Beet Flour
Tropical Timber.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-12-02

Impure blood runs you down-maAes
you ali easy victim for organic dis
eases. Burdock Blood Bitters purifies
the blood-cures the cause-builds you
I'M.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1910-12-02

Baby won't suffer five minutes with
Group if you apply DR.. Thomas
Eclectic Oil at once. IL acts like
magic.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-17
e. Psso ?; Douglas !.

Ell PASo. May 1G-(Special.-
Red Bodies. although hit frequently.
was all to the good in yesterdays
game with the Douglas Demons. Eli
Gates who was ordered from the box
in the seventh inling. refused to
leave. then went TO the bench. called
O'Donovan all kinds of names and
asked for his time He now wants
to sign with Fl paso bet cannot do
SO until Douglas releases him which
is not likely. He did not accompany
the team back. Kane was pounded
for a total of Eve runs and seven
hits when he relieved Gates. Score:
r. H r.
FL Paso 5000 50O7 II 3
Douglas $4,000 OO4 s 2
3 Batteries-Cates. Kane and Le-
Brand; Bodies and Merritt. Umpire.
Maekey.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-17

Batterles-faiken MltcNe
and Clark; Reisling and Street.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-17

put his boot to the ball and shot it
through the goal, putting them three
goals ahead. This was tie only sue
cess in the first half.
But three minutes after the restart
the Reds showed form and got into
working shape. With young CuIrey
on the wing took the BAH half the
length Of the field and scored on his
owa accord. This was soon followed
by a pure accident, for one OF the
Stars players put through his own
goal After this the Reds tried hard
to equalize, but they had to retire de
feated by the odd goal in five.
Result, Tombstone Canyon Stars. 8
goals. Bisbee Reds. ? goals.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-17
MEETING TONIGHT
FOR THE FOURTH

This evening at O'Clock there will
be another citizens mass meeting at
the city hall for the purpose of per
fecting plans for the Fourth of July
celebration. and every person inter
ested in seeing the affair go through
properly should not fail TO be pres
eat.
Plans for the big hose race will
be discussed and details arranged.
while the finance committees will
make their full report Of the work
done in soliciting funds. They were
out making the final roundup yester-
day. collecting in several hundred
dollars. IL is said that the fund now
is well above S2.00 with more
in sight
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-17
American League

Batteries-Pernoll Stroud. Dono-
van and Stanage; Karger and Carri-
gan.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-17
BIG LEAGUE BALL
National League.

Batteries-Shettler. Humphreys and
Doom: Lever Leitield White and
Gibson.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-17

bdIITI IEa 'sIIIIIII aIu q. II
Coombs. Lange and Lapp.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-17
sTARs wlN an EooTRALL

The game opened at fast pace.
with the Stars doing the attacking.
and at the end of sixteen minutes
Doyle got his head to the ball and
scored very clever goal This was
aot the only success for seven min
utes later Hamilton Walton put them
further ahead This did raise the
Reds blood a little but they could
not penetrate the defense and Just
before crossing over Hibble. whom
the Stars placed in the forward line.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-17

Left on Bases Canauea II, Bisbee
I2.
Wild Pitches ReardOn--
Double plays Graham. Kelly and
and Adams.
Hits-Off Thomas. four in five F.
off Reardon. nine in five.
Passed balls-Grindle. l.
Hit by piteher-By Thomas. La
mar. Dalrymple.
Time. three hours. five minutes.
Attendance, 1061.
Umpire-GOyhcneix
BY Innings
IL s 10
Cananea
O. / 0 o o o.
Bisbee
o 1-G
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-17

Ae New York
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-17

TalIsIIea- IlahE aHU MINT. IVIN
and Sweeney.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-17

sum mar.
Earned runs. Cananea ]. Bisbee g.
Two-base hits-Hodges. Deakins
90. Marshall.
Three-base hits. Graham, Dalrym-
pie.
Sacrifice hits. Hodges. Tom VIVA
ing. Reardon. Mccarthy
stolen bases. Goodman. Bob -Whai-
ing, Reinhardr
Bases on Balis-Of Marshall J.
off Thomas 2. of Reardon, 4.
Struck Out-By Marshall 5, BY
Thomas ., by Reardon !.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-17

Batteriss-Witse and Myers; vii
lis and Phelps.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18
1SPANA
Ell CAMBIO DEL ORC

Ell desengaIio sufrido por los que Sc
proponian especular al alza contaban
colocar bien sus reservas de frances, al
yer como sigue sin vacilaci6n, les va ha-
ciendo desprenderse de ellos
Puede decirse que no hay va especu-
laci6n al alza en- el corro.
Las esperanzas que Sc clfraban en- Que
el senior Alvarado darla orc en- abundan-
cia que Sc podrla retener para luego ven
derlo mas alto, han desaparecldo.
Y en- tanto, las Companies de farroca-
para sus necesidades de fin de este mes, y
rifles han lido comprando a S'2o y o'lo
el Tesoro sostiene Y aumenta su stock .
Y ESQ a pesar de que las remesas de
America, que solian conocerSe por las
yrntas de algunOs Bancos al dla slgulen-
te de la legada de correos, no Sc obser-
van apenas en- estas semanas, por nece-
sidades que esos estableclmentoS para
81 8 slls clientes tienen de situar ORC en-
las Repubicas del Plata.
En- tai concepto parece acertada la
conducta del Tesoro, que por 10 menos
logra hacer estable toda baJa que Sc
realiza en- ell tipo del cambio.
Nosotros creemOs, sin embargo, que
ha podido rapidamente, en- unos cuantos
golpes de efecto, producirse una baJa ma
yor, que aun gastando para clio algu-
nos millones, aun lie quedaba sobrados
para contener ell ALA luego.
Las ocasiones hay que aprovecharlas
Pero, en- fin, mas pronto mas tarde, va
que no rapida, Sc presiente la baJa con
tinua Y lenta.
Esta es la impression general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18
Nusvs enieoS del pjtano J De Ia pima

Una de las plantas cuyo cultlvo data
de fecha mas remota, es Ell Platano.
Plinio, ell erudito por excelenc1a, hace
constar que la fruta ''ariena' (banana
platano) es producto del arbol ''pala,
que la mitad de una pieza basta va
para saciar un sabio indio, Los ara
bes designaron esta clase de palmeras
con ell nombre de "mautz", del que Sc
derivo mas tarde ell de "musa,' al cual
Sc af1adio ell caliicativo ''sapientlum ,
Dor ser su fruta el alimento favorito de
los sabios de Oriente.
Despues de los viajes de descubri-
miento a la India, conoclose tamb1en
en- Europa esta fruta marav1llosa, por
su gusto exquisite y su conslstencla
alimenticia; gran ntlmero de erud1tos
europeos creyeron yer en- ella Ell "du-
daim" del Antique Testamento. Ell
primero que a mediados del siglo
XVIII Sc dedic6 una description mi
nucioSa del banana y de su truta, tue
ell viaieroy V escritor frances Bernardo
no de Saint Pierre, tan conocido en- ell
mundo de las letras por su prec1oSa
novela: paul ct Virginie Esta fru-
ia exquisite quedo, sin embargo, un ar
tfculo de lujo, una golosina, hasta que
los recientcs trabaios quimicos del doc,
tor Liable han conlprobado que muy
ventajosamente podria tlgurar en- la
lista de alimentos para entermos. En-
efecto, en- cuanto a coeticlente de ca
lorias tiene ell platano ell mismo valor
que la carne; seco y pulverizado, como
Sc lie emplea va para las papillas ali
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18

menticias de nl1los pequef1os, Nmenta
a1n de valor Muy de recomeNar es |
la compota de platano, de confSci6n
pronta y POGO complicada. Sc hcen
hervir durante TN cuarto de hora Noo
parties de platano cortado rodaja.
200 parties de aqua y IS parties de azL
car y Sc pasa luego la masa por un,
tamiz Esta misna masa sirve tam
bien para confeccionar un riquisimo
helad facil de digerir Ell platano
tambien ha heCho su entrada en- la CO.
Gina europea; frito sirve para acompa-
mar los asadoS, aunque en- esta forma
no es tan facil de digerir como en- for
ma de compota.
La planta de la pima, otra fruta de
los paises tropicales, apreciadisima por
su sabor exquisite, va a encontrar de
aqui EN- adelante algtn otro empleo,
ademas del de producer el sabroso ana
mas Hase encontrado que las tibras
de esta planta, convenientemente pre-
paradas, ofrecen un preCioso material
para el ramo textil. Da una hebra su-
mamente fina brillante, de modo que
las telaS en- Cuya confecClOn ha entra-
do, reeultan hermosas, solidaS y casi
transparentes la vez, elastlcas fres-
cas- al tacto come hilo. Nnguna de SuS
cualidades pierde el hilo de la planta
del amanas con el blanqueo Q el tinte,
de modo que de aqui en- adelante ell
cultivo; de la pima ofrecera grandeS
ventalaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-18
RESPUESTA A UN COLEGA

Reproducimos de I'll Ecohom'Sta
La Espana Econ0mica Finance
ra". ocupandose en- terminus carinoSoS
de un articulO nuestro S0bre ell AVance
,ocialista en- Espana nos pregunta co
mo podemos compaginar nueStra profe-
sion de fe individualista Y nucStra .opo-
>jri6n al socialismo en- general con la de
fensa del proteccionismo en- orden la
politica comerclal.
va creemos que en- otra OCCASION habla-
mos dado respuesta Sobre clio al querldo
colega.
Dentro de la economic polltlca, el III
diyidualismo clasico, en- SUI concepclon
mas intransigente y mas pura y clentlfl-
Ca, transciende tOdOs los ramos, asl
de organization de la propledad como del
trabaio; asi del capital y de la rsnta co
mo del salario.
En- tai sentido venimos siendo ndiyl-
dualistas siempre.
Pero hay un ramo el del comercio IN
ternacional, en- slls fases de protecclonS-
mo Y libre cambio respecto del cual no
pueden elegirse los procedimientos con
la misma hbertad que EN- cuanto a la
organization juridica interna de las
NaciOnes.
Poroue en- todo 10 que al comerclo alta
no hay que tener en- cuenta ell trato que
las otras NacioneS nos dan, no puedt
corresponderse dando facilidad aque-
Hos que nos las nlegan.
Es verdad, y no Sc 10 negamoS, que to-
da medida proteccionista tlene clerto ca
racter de intervenclonlsmo, favoreclendo
3 perjudicando desde el Goblerno ramos
de la production Y de la vida nterna df
su pals.
Pero no nos negara el colega que re
preSenta tamblen I'm arma de defenSa
contra las invasiones de la production eX-
traniera. que pueden anular o arruinar
ramos impOrtantes de la production pa
tria. causando, no solo la perdlda de ca
pitales V aniquilamiento de riqueza crea
da, cosa que va nos debe importar nut
cho, sino el paro Y la mlserla de las ma
sas obreras que trabajan en- ella.
Es este claro?
Por clio Sc explica en- Naciones entire
gadas durante muchos amos, en- cuantC
4 su organization interna, d los prIncl
pios de la escuela liberal ecOnomista, que
sin embargo, hayan practicable Y practl-
quen el proteccionismo Y regateen y anne
nacen al cOncertar tratados de comerclO
con las demaS Naciones.
En- esta conducta, generaImente segui-
da por Naciones grandeS lndustrloSas Y
ricas. encontrara el colega la respuesta
: l., nrnruntl uup SObrp nlIpStraS mo-
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-23
RED STAR.

Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, of ScarbrO
were over Sunday to attend the Odd
Fellows Thanksgiving sermon and
were the guests OF DR.. and Mrs. S
\. Washington.
Julias Davis left for Rluefield Mon
day to represent the MasOns in the
annual meeting.
pleasant guest of Mrs. H. G. y
Washington Monday.
DR.. S. A. Washington went to
Laurel Creek Tuesday on profess
ional business.
A number from this place and
Queenstown went to Stone CEn~Wed-
nesday to the funeral Of John Car
ringtOn
Mrs. Mary Reed, of Queenstown
was the guest of friends here Sun
day.
Mrs. T. q. Gregory went to Greens
town Monday
Rev. y. A. Smith preached the
Odd Fellows Thanksgiving sermon
Sunday.
DR.. 5. A. Washington went tc
Beechwood Tuesday.
Rev. G.. d. Nichols filled his reg
ular appointment here Sunday.
Troy Clayton, Of Rush Run, was
home Saturday and Monday
James Austin was in town Mon
day.
Miss Lou Meadows continues quite
i'll.
Miss Cortey James is sick
Miss Mildred Burdettc was in Nc
Donald several days last week
Mrs. NJ. F.. Davis is home from
Laurel Creek, where she finished hel
second term Of school.
Prof. J. NJ. AFTER went to Charles
ton Wednesday to be president al
the executive board meeting.
BAIL BraXton, who graduated a,
Institute is home, as is w. J. Nap
per who is a student there.
Master Louis and Miss Delens
Washington are guests Of Little Miss
Daisy Robinson, of Scarbro, thi.
week.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-23
GRAFTON.

Albert Sheppard was in Elkins
Saturday and Sunday on business.
Miss Estella Green passed through
the town Sunday ,enroute home from
Elk1ns to spend her vacation.
The Ladies' AID Society of the NJ.
E. Church will give a Bazar Wednes-
day and Thursday, June 22nd, and
33rd.
Mrs. Fortune, OF Uniontown, Pa,
IS visiting. her. daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Smith. =
Mrs. Allie Sheppard continues
quite i'll. ,,.-
Mrs. Hattie. Beaner and sister
Miss Ada Stouts. were visiting their
brother George Stouts, at Middleton,
Saturday and Sunday
Miss Julia Qixan, of Morgantown
who has been Visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mary Cloe, returned home Monday
accompanied by her sister and Chill
dren.
George Lewis, of Clarksburg, was
visiting Miss Mamie Stouts, Sunday.
w. S. Hamilton, of Keyser, was
the guest of Miss Ollie Turner, Sun
day. =.
John Coleman left last week for
Richmond, Va, to. visit relatives and
friends.
Henry Cole returned Monday eve
ming from Deer Park.
VIM. Spriggs, of: Institute, was the
guest of his mRttEher57iip-law, Mrs
Julia Trimble, last week
Mrs. Walter DAYS., of Uniontown
who was visiting her grandmother
Mrs. Julia Trimble, returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. Lilley Bird, Of Fairchance,
Pa, arrived in town Sunday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-23
CORES PONDENCE

, weeks in his former home, Glouster
Ohio.
Miss Lottie Steptoc. of Charleston
is here the guest of Mrs. Edward
Hardy.
Prof. J. M. AFTER, IF Hill Top, was
mere on business "Wednesday.
Miss Amanda Scott. of Scwcll, was
shopping here Tuesday.
The Woman'S Improvement Lea que
had its annual sermon preached on
the l2lh by Rev. Warner Brown. His
stretched forth her hands to the
poor; yea she reachrth forth her
hands to the needy" All present
seemed to have enjoyed his discourse
and the members Of the League were
delighted in the choice Of Rev. Brown
to preach It's first annual sermon.
On Monday night following very
excellent program was rendered at
the Odd FELLOWS hall by the mHm-
hcrs. The program tollows:
Praycr-Rev. Harriday.
Music--Orchcstra.
Welcome Address Mrs. l.. ID.
Hodge.
Responsibilities Sadie Allen.
Solo-Miss Nellie NJ. Lewis.
History Of the Leaguc-MisS Eta
Hall.
Sulo-Mrs. Belle Russ.
Papcr-MiSS Ella BurkcS.
Observation-Disclosures.
AIdrcSS-State OrganiXer Miss
Fannie G. Cobbs. of Charleston.
After the program refreshments
were served. From the refresh
mcnts and bazaar neat sum was
raised.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-23
INSTITUTE.

Il. Taylor Brown is serving as a
member Of the jury for this term OF
the Intermediate Court
Miss Amelia Wilcher, Of Charles
ton, was the guest Of Mrs. e. A.
Dorsey Saturday.
Miss Hazel billiard was the week
end guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. II.
Guss.
Miss Mary Gordon left FOR her
nome in Fairchance, Pa, Saturday.
MIS-. w. II. Lowry received in
honCr Of her aunt, Mrs. Lottit
Nunn, Monday afternoon.
Pres. Byrd Prillerman, of the w.
Va, Colorcd Institute attended the
meeting Of the West Virginia AS
soclation in Charleston.
w. II. Lowry, S. II. Guss. Joseph
LoVctt and William Armstrong made
business trip to Charleston Mon
day.
Mrs. Byrd Prilerman was called
TO the bed side Of her sister at Roc.
Sunday.
a. w. Curtis, w. Scott Brown and
}. NJ. CAVITY, were Weekend visitors
in Charleston.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-23
BUCKH.ANNON

q Miss lngie Taylor returned Satur-
Gay from Institute, where she at
tended commencement and Witnessed
the graduation of her brother. She
Was accompanied home by her sister
Miss Cora.
4 Miss Leila Powell, who graduated
this year at the West Virginia COL
hrde, Institute has returned To hcr
Nome hero.
E Miss Katie WilkS, and Mrs. Ada
CLAY. Of Clarksburg, have opened
hair parlors here at the residence OF
las. A. Davis on Main street. Mrs
Wilks has secured Il large class here
Ehe is competent and is receiving
muck. favorable comment on the OK
pellent work she Is doing.
Miss Nellie Peyton, Of Clarksburg,
Is here assisting Mrs. Wilkes in her
hair parlOrs.
!, Miss Maud Davis entertained the
Ladies Aid Society Friday after
noon, at her home on Main street.
" Mrs. Louisa Grant, OF Weston. is
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Smith.
y Misses Hattie Walker and Lottic
Smith are Ill.,
After q visit of several weeks with
relatives here, Mrs. Hazel Robinson,
accompanied by her sister Miss Ruth
has returned to her home in Stu
benyille. O.
The Silver Leaf Club met with
Mrs. Chas. DlckersOn, Friday night.
II. d. HazelwCod returned to his
home in Cambridge. O., Wednesday,
after pleasant visit with Miss
Maud Davis.
Miss Bculah Wright was ut Wcs-
ton Wednesday.
=. Presiding Elder Rev. Thomas
held Quarterly Meeting at Halls
Chape! A. NJ. f. church Sunday.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-23
IhANARk.

Ihc 5. S. scholars are hustling for
the prize thar the superintendent will
award for the best attendance and
oryt I>"rO2".
..'r N.rI.,h'. of Harper, was visit
ms friends in our town this week
George McquilIa passed through
town Sunday cnrOute to Bccklcy.
w. *. critic was in Mt. Hope Sat
urday.
Mrs. y. L.-Pcck is out again.
Little Ethel Peters is indisposed
this week.
Mrs. S. e. Claybornc is sick this
week.
Mrs. Bette Gore and Mrs. Mary
Allen arc visiting their mother, Mrs
NJ. Davidson.
Simon Battle was at Prince shop,
ping last week.
u. Thomas and Phil Eubank at
tended services and baptizing at
Wrights Sunday and report an ex-
ccllcnt meeting.
Luther MCCraw was over Sunday
visiting his mOthcr-in-law, Mrs. Min
mic Winston.
Henry Shorter is reorted better
Ibo authorities think that he ca,
be cured without sending him tc
the insane asylum.