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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-09
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FIRST race. selling; seven furlongs-Nirginia.
Lindsey. 100; Gladys Louise. Belle Bramblr.
100; Rutsola, III: Judge Shortal!. Margaret
Randolph. Sibari. 112; X. @. Smith. Landlord,
Hickey. Bitter Hand. ia; Himalaya. 112
Second race selling; six furlnngs- Clergyman n
der. Red Era. Sabado 164: Ocean Queen. lG,i:
Fireball 1o7: John f.. Mcmillan, 10; lie Mond,
las: kopek. 107.
Third race. handicap: one mile-Wander, a.:
S"rvilc, Fantastic. 100 Lady Esther. 1o4; The
Wrestler, 1o7. Rlackmate. H..
Fourth race. selling; the Hidalgo stakes; five
fnriongs: Hannah Louise. ~; Dolly. ~: Spoo-
ner, ~: Elizabeth IIarwood. IS: Al Muller
los: Colonel Bob. 104: Richard Reed. 1O1;
PaDoraiti. 107.
Fifth race: purse; ee-ycar-ods: six fur
longs -Socialdc, 100; Geneva. Lady Panchta.
TO-; Rustem. Jim Brady. Dextra, 1O7; Charles
1largravc. j. Ii. IIoughton, 112
Sixth race. selling: seven furlonCs-A rdana
Captain Burnett. M!sprison. 1893: Brougham
Cnusattcr. III: Marmorean. 112: Gresham. Ecy
del Mundo; Cardinal Sarto, Ia Vincinetto.
George Young. Deuce. III.
Weather clear: track fast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-09

Field goals Mcdonald ~. Rose Gcnch-r 20,
sullivan "a. Taylor ~. Senseny -, Thcmpson
Free throws = Mcdonald. Cuvllier, Sullivan
Thompson Rcferee-Mr Jett
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-09

Fiual core-Wa>hingion, 81: Baltimore. L..
Goals FROM held-Alep 49, Roberts "a. Mil
Ter %, Colby a.. Hoppe o.. Walk. Kaufman
from free throws-Roberfs 81. Barfholow. Ref
eree-Mr. Hughes Of Washington. Time Of
halyeS-oO minutes
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-02-04
Mails. mails que dites .vous
done, madameP

Mails. mails que dites. vous
done, madameP
-Je dis, poursuivit Marguerite
dune volx apre ct stridente, je dis
que Nine la duchesse douairi4re
de Rohan me garde ranoune de
mon marriage ct de la favour qui
sen est suivie. Je dis que, pour sc
venger ellie imagine toute une ira
gedle, que M. Corneille .pourrals
METRE en- vers....Je vous pardon
ne on ralson de votre age. jeune
homme. .,msis CO nest pas lei
que vous rencontrerez du success.
c'est q l'h0tel de Bourgogne.
Tancrede s'6tsit redress6. from
CANT le sourcil, la douleur ct lin.
dignation sur le vissge.
-Comtesse de Ohabot, dit-ll,j'6.
tails venu vous offrir la palx....
vous %pr6f6rez la guerre? soft! la
guerre. Ellie ma jamais effray6 ceux
qui ont le sang de Rohsn dams les
veines. Au revoir!
Et, la tote haute, mails le vissge
trlste, il sortit.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-02-04

Les Pilules Moro sont forti6an.
ties ct d&puratives ct c'est ains]
qu'elles permettent a l'estomac
de Sc r@tablir ct de Sc guerir, en-
accomplissant une partie de la ia
che qui lui incombe.
Nous avons deja NANTES fois
signal@ les heureux resultats OBJ
tenus, grace a ces Pilules, sur des
dyspeptiques aver@s, abandonn@s
de tous les medecins, ct nous
avons public de nouveaux t&moi-
gnages attestant les guerisons
operees.
&c qui distingue les success OBJ
tenus avec les Pilules Moro de
ceux qui peuvent rGsu1ter de Fem
plot d'autres remedies, c'est sur
tout la duree GU plut6t la perma-
hence de la g~uerison.
Une fois gueri avec les Pilules
Moro, on Pest pour toujours, on
reste gueri ct VOLTA l'essentiel.
Cette securit@ provient de la ma
ture du traitement qui est essen
tiellement scientifque ct raisonnk.
Pour soigner lie malade on Soc
cupe du sang qui est a la base de
tout lie systeme &c sang, on Pc
pure, on lie rend beau ct fort, RI
che ct puissant ct ensulte l'orga-
nisme Sc remet de lui-meme, seul
ct en- peu de temps.
Voici par exemple IN temoigna-
&c recu recemment ct qui dome
une idee de Faction bienfaisante
des Pilules Moro en- cas- de dys-
pepsie: ...
Montreal, 26 f&vrier 1909.
Messieurs,
Je souffrais depuis deux ans
dune dyspepsia nerveuse causee
par I'm surcroft de travail.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-02-04
la RENOVATION DU SANG

Cette dyspepsia m'amenaft TOD
ties sortes d'indispositions Etouf-
fements, crampes, fortes douleurs
qui m'accablalent jour ct mutt.
Ne pouvant rien digkrer, je
m'abstenais totalement de nourri-
ture ct je tombai bient6t dams I'M
Etat de faiblesse qul me rendait le
moindre travail bien pEnible.
Je me fs trailer par deux bons
medecins, mails leurs remedies
n'apportaient auctan rEsultat sa-
tisfaisant.
I'm peu d@courag@ de rinsuc-
ces du traitement que je suivais
|depuis 81 1ongtemps, j'Etais rksolu
de tout abandonner quand, en- L.
SAINT les journaux qui publient les
certifcats de gukrison par les Pr
Jules Moro, j'ai Gu l'idEe de con-
suffer les Medecins de la Compa-
gnie M@dicale Moro. Sous leurs
bons SONS, j'ai suivi un traite-
ment de quelques semaines ct j'ai
pris plusieurs bottles de Pi1u1es
Moro.
Au bout de HUT jours, je me
sentais deja beaucoup mieux ct,
graduellement, en- tres peu de
temps, je Wis s'enrayer cette ma
ladie qui m'avait rendu 81 NAL
heureux durant deux ans.
Six bottles de Pilules Moro suf-
frent pour op@rer &c enlargement
inespere.
Trois ans Sc sont Ecoulks de-
puts que j'ai etc gu@ri par les
Pilules Moro ct j'ai toujours con-
serve, pour les Medecins de la
Compagnie Medicale Moro, la plus
profonde reconnaissance.
Bien a vous,
...... J. R. SENEGAL,
369, rue Duluth, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-02-04

La renovation du sang! Est-ce
croyable Est-ce meme possible?
Con change de chemise, on
change de cheval, on change de
souliers, on peut meme a la RI
gueur faire peau neuve. Mais,
changer de sang t.. de qui Sc mo-
que-t-on ici."
Nous gagerions que tel1e est la
pensee qui, au WI de ce tire, sur
gira dams l'esprit de nos lecteurs.
Et pourtant...
81 Pom y pense de bien pres,
cette renovation du sang, l'hom-
me y travaille lui-meme sans y
songer, deux, trois ct meme qua
ire fois par jour, en- Sc mettant a
table. Introduits dams cette cor
nue. de chair vive qui s'appelle
l'estomac, les ailments y mijotent
bien ou maj ct les produits, bons
GU mauvais, de cette connection,
passent par lie sang pour y COM
penser l'usure du fuide% nourricier.
&c nest peut-@tre pas la r@nova-
ton integrale du sang, mails il ne
sen faut guere ;c'en est au moins
lie renouvellement partiel ct pro-
gressif.
Cette besogne quotidienne sac
complit plus GU moins bien, sui
want l'@tat general de l'organisme.
ST restomac est en- bon &tat, 81
la digestion s'opere dams des con-
ditions norma1es, tout est pour lie
mieux ct la renovation s'execute
Requirement.
Mais 81 1'estomac est ma1ade on
meme supplement paresseux, il en-
est tout autrement.
lie sang nest pas renouvele ct
II en- resulte des maladies de tou-
te espece, constituent une CANINE
complete de la n&vrose a la mala-
die de rognons.
Dams lie cas- de faiblesse de Pes
tomac, de digestion dificile, de
dyspepsia, IL importe done, pour
retablir l'organe malade ct pour
permettre au systeme de fonc-
tionner convenablement, de prem
Dire I'm remede propre a accomplir
l'ouvre don't celui-ci est devenu
incapable, totalement on partiel-
lement.
On soulage l'estomac ct on lie
guerit en- all&geant lie travail quill
doit accomplir, en- lui permettant
de Sc reposer ct de reconquerir la
force %necessaire pour Sc remettre
a poeuvre plus tard.
q Ainsi agissent les Pilules Moro,
que nous recommandons instam-
ment dams tous les cas- Oh I'esto=
mac ne fonctionne pas bien ct OH
les digestions sont penibles avec
tous les announcements pouvant
provenir de Get etat.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-02-04

fession complete dict6e par le ca
pitaine Barriere q un moine thea.
tin, qui me Ia remlse il y a cinq
jours. Vous voyez que je mai pas
perdu de temps. Lisez.
Tandis que Daniel approchait
la lampe, FRANCOIS s'6ta1t empar6
de l'6crit. Tous deux lis le lurent
dun regard avide.
Non settlement B arri6re y ra.
contait dams tous SEES details Pen.
l4vement de TancrAde, mails
encore il y faisait la revelation
suivante:
"a continuer)
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-02-04
CONSULTATIONS GRATUfTES

Les M&decins de la Compagnie
Medicale Moro donnent des con-
situations gratuites tous les jours,
excepte les dimanches, de 9 heures
du matin, a 6 heures du soir, au No
272 rue Saint Denis, Montreal.
Tous les hommes malades peu-
vent les consulter soft personnel
lement on par lettre.
Les Pi]u1es Moro sont en- vente
chez tous les marchands de rene
des. Nous les envoyons aussi, par
la poste, All Canada ct aux Etats-
Unis, sur reception du prix, soc
une bofte, $50, six bottles. {
Toutes les lettres doivent etre
adressees :COMpAGNIE MEDI-
GALE MORO 272, rue Saint
Denis, Montreal.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-02-04
FEU! FEU! E

POURQUOI ne pas placer vos
ASSURANC ES.
avec un des n6tres? Soft contr le
Ecu, les Ouragans, les Voleurs ct
les Automobiles ct les Chevaux
Voyez done notre compatriote, il
est digne de coniance ct est le seul
Canadien. Francais re~pr6sentant les
M eilleures Companies de Ia vile:
Telephone, T. s. 1892.
y. @. BELANGER,
1900 Avenue Centra]e
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Gu PRIoL0 A PEU D'AaREMENT

Gu PB1oLo A PEU D'AaREMENT
LIE capitaine La sanvetat, vive.
ment intsrrog6 par FRANCOIS ct
Daniel, s'expliqua ainsi:
-J'arrive tardivement, parce-
que i'attendais certalne cassette
contenant les papiers de mon frere.
Ellie s'6tait 6gar6e en- route. Enfn
ellie NEST psrvenue.
Eh bien?
Bile 6tait vide. Les assassins
probablement, avsient tout d6truit
'......mais sans pr6voir une con-
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&tnia1fpn de TGfhe de r@nesf
Les Aventrres de
Tancrede de R0han

Nous enverrons gratuitement d
tout nouvel abonn6 Qui en- fera la
demande les num6ros parus de CO
feuilleton.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1910-02-04

Les PILULES MORO st en- vete la PharmaMe del Rose ct Morgan. Successors de
Geo. A. Roe 3O3 Avenue Cenuae
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-09-15
spenee.Higllt.

The ansxbsetsd bse happened. 0as
by ees tbs roses fail. Anether old psEd
bss sseeuaibed to the iSetitsble.
Wednesday ti,erning at tbs FesideBcs
Of the brids's sister at Pnrtnyl)ie, Vs.,
Mics Carrie Hight became the BRIDE Of
Mr. II. q. Spence. They arrived here
Wednesday night ep No. 10, where they
were crested end eengrstulsted by d
host OF friends,
The BRIDE u said II be one OF the best
ard sweetest yoaBg ladies Ia Old vif=
giuis, stats fsnasd Tor i.s bssutifaj and
ehsft,iag Weaiep.
The geoa y eps Of the most pepaisr
young men Of our town, He has been
10 the employment OF the n. 4 W, for
sotas years and enjoys the ebAdsBes
spd esteem OF bis employees; Mr., and
Mrs. Spence will make their bBtne here.
Here 10 OUT hand "lsaddie;' may yeH
and yours be always % hsppy ~ pos
sum 10 peFsithop tres.
We 80 to press too early 70 give q
detailed account Of the weddings bat
will frebajy do 80 pext week. /,
Mr, spepce's mother, Mrs. w. s.I,iad
sey, snd sister, Mjss Ruth, attended tbs
Hpptials.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-09-15
Death Of Mgs. KsiIk Fisher.

After an illness OF several
weeks with typhoid and other
ailments, Mrs. sallie Fisher died
last Friday ct her home near
Kinberling church in her 4ist
year, The remsines were inferred
at Kimberling Saturday, Rev.
I'll. p. Counts conducted the
services.
Mrs. Fisher was the daughter
of Joseph Letter and was born in
Blend county. She 10 survived
by her father and six children,
none Of them hardly grown.
She is also survived by three
sisters, Mrs. j. D. Guynn Of
Montgomery county, Mrs. G. r.
Copenhayer of near this place
and Mrs. J, r, Repass Of neai
Kimberling,
Two brothers also survive
jos, d. Lsfler of Lindsay, Nebr.,
and Sidney Letter Of Bluefield
Her husband, Kelliss Fisher
died something more than q yea.
ago.
Mrs. Letter was o christian
lady, highly respected and es-
teemed by oil who came in con-
tact with her, She was o true
wife end O kind mother. Hel
littis children and other relatives
hsyy the sympathy of oil In
their irreparable loss.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-09-15
NEWS or TOWN AND COUNTRY


A4rH8 NJ WWSss FKWeeNt0 1--WE @0Aw "
AAetapviiIe 70 teach;
Mrs, Baish fiudsch u kertsmouth
Ohio, 10 visitipg hSr essbsF. A. n.
willard.
big Star, He'd Lion ssA ffids d
tadis, Ned Top psscii ssulsts, yohs full
ssosey's weSsh ct G. w. bav,s.
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. L, Lindsey
spent Sunday at w. H. Copen-
havsf's.
j. w, and w. p. Mann spent
Saturday night and Sunday
with their sister, q. r. Harris.
Mrs. Callie King had as her
guests Misses Minnie arubb and
Mamie Groseclose Of Crockett.
j; j. Retcliffv was visiting
relatives and friends near Max
Meadows Saturday and Sunday,
Frank Cannon has returnec
to the Fishburn Military Acad.-
envy for another SESSION.
Miss Florence Brown went to
North Carolina this week to
attend college.
Miss EMe Wright has srrivsd from
Riebmond snd will have charge OF Jsp.
bings, NetF & Cos millinery Department
Howard Osborne, Of Petersburg
was visiting Miss Grace Baugll-
niaii Sunday.
Miss Margaret Atkinsof Mar
ion was the guest of Miss Halle
Richmond several days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Hour
shell and Mrs. Ollie Slater spent
last week at crccketts visiting
relatives. IS
All persons indebted TO me
must settle before Che fBth OF
Oct 1910, or / will proceed to
SOLICIT. j. A. Coriitatiy.
Joe and Lacy Tsrter spent
Sunday and Monday at Marion
visiting their sisters, Mrs. Pearl
Aker and Mrs. Carl Atkins.
Get your fsil dresses ut HendFieks.
Leading sissdes and lssdipg goods, In
ings. etc to ihsteh.
Clarence and Sidney Johnston
of Cloyerdale are spending their
vacation with Misses Leila and
Erlmah Hu6ard.
II yoa vast tsunka and bags Won cent
30 aiaiss By buyiAk shsm ct Hendricks.
He hes Just gcstsn 10 .sbch Q complete
iias.
q. w. J. GhariM and Rev. w.
r. Brown attended the United
Lutheran Synod Of the South in
Richmond last week.
FOR SALE = One cir ysar-old mare,
good driver and saddDsf. hes done oil
Kinds OF farm work. Will buy Q
Young thoyorxhbred Jersey mitch cow.
J. B. Bbsritz
Walter B. Brown, of Monroe,
N. @. Is spending this week Wis.
iting relatives and friends near
town. "
w. II. Tomney, representing
the Lynchburg News, one Of the
ablest papers in the state, is in
town.
Miss Leila Huffard Is at home
after @ plessant visit to friends
In Roanoke and other places,
rev. y. y. N. Park, Of Indiana
Pc delivered On excellent ser.
mon in the Lutheran church
last Sunday.
There Will be sacrsmentsi service al
Marvin Sunday morning following the
presiding boHF Also similar service
will be held at Mt, Zion the saps day
by the pastor IA the afternoon.
Hon, Thos. J, Muncy will ad.
dress the people Of this precinct
In the Hall Saturday night, Oct.
/, 1880. All invited.
Misses Leila and Erlmah Huf.
fard with their guests, Clarence
ank Sidney Johnson, spent last
Friday and Saturday in Wythe-
Wills.
Among those who attended
the circus at Marion last Monday
were w. d. Ward, L. w. Neff
and Chas. &. CrepgaP,
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-09-15

knther Baunsgardaet aaa Mise Els
cssrop sssesded the etTeus ct Marion
Rev. cbss. Meusshejb will preseb ut
Nev Bsshss sasAss evening ct thsss
B'ejeck.
Rev. d. r. 6spsts viii pssseh Ut
kimbsrDihe Sunday ct II 4, NJ. shd
~ Plesssss niil at $50 p. ~.
Mis- Nssple bixsn hiss gess to
B,aad where che will teach III tbs
High School ssash this year.
Don't fill 10 attend the "Ndw
ahd Then" Concert Ltd the Hall
Friday night. It viii pay YOU.
Reserved seats 2bc. at drug store
Hon. Henry @. stuart viii ads
dress the voters Of Rural Retreat
Saturday, September II, at 8 o.
clock p. M. All are invited.
Big stock Of screen doors an
window screens, screen wire
cloth In different widths. Also
screen door hinges and springs
tiow at Gammens.
Rev. end Mrs. j. II. Rhodes,
little son Paul and mother; Mrs.
Jno, Thillibpi took supper ut
Mrs. p. G, Tarter's Saturday
evening.
BoARbERs WANTED--t am pre-,
psrsJ to board 1 girls Or yeHBg ladies
aerioipg 10 sssebd the High School,
Close to school buitdipe.
Chas, r. Bsumgerdnef,
Frank Leslie Spence and Chas.
Richmond took in the circus at
Marion last Monday. Charles
boarded the train with q cigar In
his mouth about eight inches
long.
The public exercises given by
Senior League OF the Methodist,
church Sunday night were Of q
high order. The music, readings
defamation and Grafton were all
fine and very mitch enjoyed.
A meeting Of the Black Lick
School Board, composed Of a..
w. J.shArits, Jno. L. Brown and
g. G, Gatron, Yves hold here
Monday to make arrangements
for heating the new High School
building.
FRUIT T'tsEES,--f represent
Stark Bros. nursery. They Gre
the best trees YOU csh buy. De-
licious, stayman Wine Sap and
Black Ben. 90 different kinds
to select from. Peaches plums,
blackberries aid small fruits.
y. g, jones'.
Rev. and Mrs. Oh. Rhodes
left Tuesday for their old home
at uouldsborc, Ps., where they
will visit for about phs month.
The Lutheran congregation hos
granted him o vacation Of that
length. They went via Norfolk
and New York by steamer.
For twenty FIVE years The
Hobbie Co., Of Roanoke has
been the factory distributors for
the grand old Chicksring piano,
which 10 always spoken Of az the
Oldest In America and the best
in the world, Write the Hobbie
Go. for latest catalogue and
factor Y prices, which we guar
antee.
After q two months visit at
the old home, Mrs. Clarence
Price returned to her home at
Auburn, Alabama whore Mr..
Price is first assistant in the
horticultural department of the
Alabama Polytechnic Inststute.
She was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Myrtle Cooley, who
reports Auburn o beautiful place
the westher not much warmer
than here, and the varied and
contrasting scenery restful and
inyigorating.
Rev. j. G. N. Park and son,
Luther, of Indiana, Pa, spent
from Saturday until Tuesday
the guests Of 2. NJ. Neff and
other friends. This is Rev,
Parks old home and it affored
him and his many old friends
much pleasure to meet again,
He is an old schoolmate of the
editor and call from him was
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-09-15

Miss Mary Neff h visiting 81
EsoSkett.
II you need Plastering tsths
we have them. Nelms Il Etter;
Walter White, Of Wyttsville,
was In town last saturday.
Go 70 sssdtssss. sssD,sy sBa btlesl
siebes
Miss Lbcils saughfnAn has gone
TO IvsnhUs TO teach.
TwU FRESH COWS FOR SALE,
Apply koJ. It HuGsFd
Miss Lettie pcak left Tuesday
Tor Farftitille To attsnd college,
GOOD YOKE OF OXEN FOR SALE
1yssFs old. Apply-to }. P. stsley
Squire Geo, ?. Kesner He's
been indispose this week:
The biggest and best lot Of
axle GREASE In town Tarter.
w. r. Germany has been
some what iii this week.
Marion Dntton Is In Norfolk
and washington.
Baby nssas crib bisaket-ges It ct
Hendricks
Henry Davis was ever from
Bland Last Saturday.
Miss Mary Z. Cannon is
attending school at eta,inton.
Wiley Nef il ct home for d
few days. from West Va.
Gold Grown Flour ;none better
Tor ssle by g. w. Davis,
Henry w. Dnton, OF Cross
close, called to see II We were
still living last Friday.
You know your w,is's butter can not
DO best Prove IL BY exhibiting nj the
ussAt Rospoks Fsir, Sept, a0=3
Walter ssaley and Walter
Mussef are attending Roanoke
College this session,
Rev. J. T; Guy was 10 Marion sevsfal
days this week sssistsng Rsy. sutheFi
land Id teviyei Noyk.
A. 3. Pickle, Of csruseulose,
was caller last Friday and had
The TINES sent for another year.
Mss, Mack NsF And Msmphis Lsmbsr,
were 10 Bristol shopplnG she Hrst d The
WAsk,
Miss Margaret More Of wythe-
Wills II visiting hsr cousins, the
Misses Huffafd;
Get . pair bf those invisible
Hnspenders at Jennings, Netf &
Go,
There win be an ics cream
supper vt King's Grove next
Saturday night.
MILCH COW FOR SALE.
Good mixer, about 5 years old.
p. r. Jennings.
In this issue will be found the
stAtments Of the 6nancial condi-
tion Of both our banks, good and
sound institutions.
Rural kssfess Drug Go are sgsnts fer
Dr, Hess stock food, etc. None superi-
~, rev equal It. Your stock thrive on II
Misses Ruth and Nellie Butner
and Joe Coryin of Bluefield are
On the Richmond Norfolk excur-
sion.
sWRATERsl swsstersl swsatessj--.
4 SoiSpIets liss for oil ages just 10 ct
6ammoas.
Mr.. snd Mrs. j. b. duynn, Of
Cambria, va, attended the fun
ersl Of their sister, Mrs. Kellis
Fisher.
FOR sALF.-=Tsn short horn
two year old steers good ones.
Apply to II. s. Etter, near SCOTS
Mill.
Our friend and prosperous
farmer, 9. D. Doak, called quite
recently and renewed is sub
scription.
II you orc thinking Of having any
psintlpg done soop, drop mao Q card and
lot me estimate your work. My motto
10 good work at o rsassnie price, T. u,
slsdd, Rural Kstssat, w.
II you want to have q good
time 80 the ice cream supper at
Kings Grove Saturday night
and take your honey.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-09-15


Mr., spd Mrs. Will Dosk spent last
Sunday with Mr. and Mfs Will Hsrpsr'
Mss. Lizzie Harding Of 8 fissoi spent
isat wee1 visiting relsttvss and friends
90 Blsek Lick.
Mr.. snd Mrs. william Galiion spd
children spent last Sunday visiting at
Gfosecieee.
Mss Nellie Smith took dinner last Sun
day with Miss Lula ArmbeFstsr.
Misses Olive Rspsss and Cora Heun=-
shell left Thursday foe Georgia wbers
they will teach this winter.
Rev, III. p. Counts and dsu ghtst
Miss Lois, returned 10 : week from 30
extended visited to Georgia,
Miss Della Letter and cousin, Luther
and Hsrve, took dinner last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, r. @. Sticks.
Mrs. N. i. Casuaasy and Mrs. Lizzie
Harding sport Moaday afternoon Wits
Mrs, Jane r. Brswn.
| M. aud Mrs. George Six took IN this
circus Of Marion Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ell CrsggeF and cbildrsn
spent lsst Sunday With Dir. and Mrs. 4.
g, Sticks.
Misses MelIIs King end Msnda sick'
spent last "WEDNESDAY afternoon With
Miss Lula Armbsssts1.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Will Porter spent lssl
suadsy With Wesley Mnsser and fsR'Ibs
Miss Rschel Huddis left Asonds,
tor Washinston where she will tsaca
| Mrs, T, F. sieks and dasRhtsF, Mis-
Nadine, spent T tuesday with Mrs.. VIII
Porter.
Mr., and Mrs. win Drake end Mia
Lille Copephaysf and u, Q. COrmsn,
were In Marcos Monday.
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Mrs. G. X. Kernsn has returned
to Bristol after visiting relatives
here for some time.
Rhea Cannon and Fred Davil
have gone to attend Washington
snd Lee University;
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1910-09-15

FLOUR ME AL AND CEKOT
% TIVE VERY BEST QUALITY AND At RIGHT Pr CES.
Gao DO had SQUIRE KtssNBRs SHOP KEYBB RESTAURANT
Asd q W. HANKLAs STORE YOU want the RT9T
THAT 90 NOT AEL-n YOU square
hersbsnde Gall end geods they
can 10 asd elsewhere quality strops
e ling q shoes ~ tho eHd handle pusg
bR sttUtss,
ALSO cas- got tie best possible milling your Ryeh
my nils % dave secured the BEsT e liz
the STATE Yours for and hobsst; fair square deal,
ga. DEx