The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, February 14, 1902, Image 4
A U0n4 Tin O'm, be 11,,t in ,stl Ite, ifill
OrAons, at te wemt.luu nep,ntI,,.
There are many great exhibits at
the South Carolina luterstato and
West Indian Exposition, there are
many marvelous things. There are
sights, sounds and seisations to suit
every shade of human taste; pro
found things for the profound, artis
tic things for the artistic, sentimental
things for the sentimental and mor
als a plenty for the moralists. But
if one is looking snuply for a good
time, for pure unadulterated fun, it
can be had in the Beautiful Orient
and in big bunches.
At a step one finds one's self in
the midst of a maze of narrow, wind
ing streets flanked with quaint look
ing market stalls, stately mosqutm,
solemn tempies and graceful mina
rets, all clothed in the gorgeous col
orM so dear to the Eastern heart.
On every side arises a babel of
strange sounds, the din of drums,
the falsetto squeak of gIneer reed in -
struments, the droning chant of mos
lem prayers, the hoarse shouts of
camel drivers, the shrill eries of hawk
er vending their wares, the grunt
ing of camels, the braying of diminn
tive donkeys, tihe trumpeting of ele.
phants; a medloy of wild, weird mu.
sio and the jargon of mnany tongues.
For here is a mnotlve and polyzlot
throng of many p.phes and of my.
riad languages, The turbaned Turk
strides abreast of the skirted Greek;
the white sbroiuded Algerian rubs el
bows with the swarthy sheik from
the plaini. of Araby; the natty and
bejewet-d Persiat dtoffs his fe to the
ebony skinned belle of E't t)iopia,
while the strager is j.stled by a
motley orew of Ameiinians. Alba
nians, Kurds, Ronanians, Servians,
l3ilgarians. N nbians. Cingalese,
Arabians, Sondans , Ativsinians
and a host of others, all dressed in
theiC national coStuiues and pursu
ing their accOstomed oena tions
with all the noise anld vonfusion of
the land of Allah, Miahomet aid Bud
dah. A bustliing, bustling, jostiing
throng arrayed in all tho pictures
que splendor of the lFar East.
Muleteers and musicians, camel
drivers and contort.it iists, swords
men and singing girls, dacmors and
dervishes, tumblers and tradesinm,
jugglors and janizares, houris and
hawkers, acrobats and artizns, a
shouting, singing, rollicking and
good natured crowd as one ma; wish
to see.
And how thnesight -seeuing and ftun.
loving Amueciean crond is enjoy it I
Hero indeed is the home of bcilanity
and the at reet of folly,. livre deco
MOTHERHOOD
The grealtest inubhitton of A mier
leant en i and womenict is to have
homes blessed with echibdren. The
woman aiited with feucle dis
ease is conistantly1 mneed wvithI
becominmg a childless wife. No
medicine can restore dead or
gans, but Wine of (>arduii does
regulate dernsgemnents thait pre
vent conception -does prevent
mniscarria.-e; does restoro wveak
functions and shattered! nerves
and tdoes bring babies to homes
barren and desolate for years.
Wine of Cardui gives~ wonmn the
health and strength to bear heal
thy children. You can ge.t a
dollar bottle of w Inc of (Cardlul'
fmrom your dealer.
WINEo'CARDUI
emphiY., Tenr .April 14, I90
Wine ofbru 1, I tok oe bt of
mfdord' Biack-D.m ght a e
given birt t ai ti d ne Wver
baygrl wbe anborn arch 81, imi.
foo ab haili fourteen pounds and I
Nolwel b s i pe rson couid feel,
bewiu in and I never will
again dus. in i hous
- Mrs J. . C. sMIT H.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISN
PENNYROYAL PILLS
reh. seeuW
rim" is laid asido, dignit) thrown to
the Winms.
Youder go a blushi-ig brido an d a
lashing groomp spiing a bri-,f i
mont. of their I .noymoon on t he
iiaaying, lirebing back of a vaiml;
there a staid aid sttaly ol banker
is being jolted al'ng 1ho 'Stroots of
Cairo on ai quil I tog:wi ,uf don -
koy; here a motherly looking mi ron
is son cltimnerinig oil to tho broal
back ,f .. kneeling lophait ; old a it]
young of both sexes and all stati.
catoh the inflootionl of the mnoment
and join in) the jollity of the oceaionl.
Busy politicians forgot the plots and
plans of party aml facttion to j0une1O
up and down on tihe vertebrao f an
Algorian ass; overworkotd bushs
men forget. their cares in a nimit1
ridt and laugh theiselves red anti
recklet as they roll and pitch on the
hurricano deck of this amblinig "ship
of the desert;" thoughtless student.,
forsake their books and revel im tiho
delights of the Oriental theatro and
grizzled voterans share with roys
tering youths their admiration of tlhe
grace and boauty of the dancing
girls or the gruesome thrills evoked
by the grotesque torturo danec.
AFMR UARrOw WARREN.
Tor Mclkw. t,y. (ICY. re it h. i l of MI .00)
for fit% t-ptrittre
Governor MoSiwtenwe lit%s issIlol it
proclamation, recalling tiho munrilor
at Bratichville of 1'om Watson h1
Bartow Warren, and ilTtring a re
ward of $1,0)O for his capture Back
of this act lies the story and career
of a desperato and veigolfnI inall.
Born in tihe vicinity of l latest
crimes and respect ably connect, d.
Warren followed .ie bont of a reek
ltss and adventurous disposition, on
listed in the army during the war
Witti Spain, but deserted aid weti
to the far west.
Drifting back to lrauohville with
out monev and in doubtil repute.
he broached to two of his ae0uaint
anes (Watson anid Coiinor) a plan
to hold up w1 roh a S-worti ril
way train. They roftised to join h1in,
but he boarded the train and soortVd
hiIIself on the baggage car plat foin,
from where, ainsko'd adil witl re
volvor in hand, ho forctei mitraiet
into the express car, secirkid what
little mw)uoy the ex pressinill hal id
decamped in the darkness.
He was speedily appronded aind
several months later was arraigned
for his crime. The trial brought out
such evidence of guilt that, dispito
strenuous efforts madle to obtain his
acquital, tho jury was unable to
agree.
One of t he principal witnmesses
against. him was Watson. IBoth men
ret urnied to Brauchv'ille, and one eve
ning while Watsoni was seated on the
steps of one of the vilhage stores W ar
ren wit hout warning shot hime to
death.
Since the commission of t hait cold
blooded deed he h as disappeared
from this part of the country. Blu
justice never sleeps, and (ov. Me
Swoeney's proclamat ion is a rtemindeltr
of that detormination which all good
people will accept as evidene that
uinder his administ rat ion the law
will and shall be vindicated and lhu.
man life protected to the uit mo t
power of the State.
It is a~ notable 'oiiidene that on
the samne railroad another train was
attacked by several meni in the same
locality last week and robbed of a
small amount of money. The rail
road and express companies have, in
conjunction with the State, offered a
reward of $ 1,000 for the apprehen;
sion of the thieves. So far no clui
to their idenity has been obt ained.
Nevertheless the State otlicers acd
oflicials of the railway and exp're.-s
companies may be depended on to
push the affair to a finmsh.
Speaking to a represenitative. of
r be News and Courier, an express
offioial remarked yesterda):"Ti
policy of the Southern Express coin
pany in sncb cases is well known.
It will spare no effort, nor count ex
pense, in bringing these high way -
men to justice. As a matter of fact
they only got about twelve dollars
out of the raid. Nevertheless, a sense
of obligation to our patrons and a
sentiment of public duty for the
maintenance of law and order, as wsll
as for self protection, make it imper
ative for us to use every resouree of
Lie company to punish thbose who de
predate upon it.
"You may say that we have no in
rormation to give out e'Eieeruing
psent progress in the case, but that,
iot,:ithstanding the trivial loss sus
:aied, relentless pursuit and retri-u
>ution will follow this gang until they
iaye exzpated their orime and are put
mut of bunnen."
To I P stt-rs : IIt Suporiuton Iow _
This SoIll I t(ar.'in't 'Ci'ff:i
IIual 4 s sion in Giro -n 0 11\0 StI
March I A 1111 r0
to proi nl.low ' an fr -
\w't Stalit , w4b w ll hs\ o v
th t prs nt .or w .. - 0
t ional 0x00nt I VO 0n l rtu V k
i ti f itill,
to the f n,t Of tho ,I ,
\vrI dfthe"t' tni--c
wril irlis t -1 1 c tb
t i o It I n \s, I I I ::- tl
ver, t'ol , noxt W.
th t'itian prs art :- rT
Il, I t it rt.i.
Nill) IIIicwloi wb I 1 ' 1 ti
r t n t i IIrtt u
ify thowns rlv s wi t I til Is r r
iiovetrnent tio theo,l that' th a
IVntl nut I h t Ian i sti i tr' s
volor- l Illiiiit il n4sbirii I to"Z.;
"I,t' ant d suort a tit on,lont- tane
o (il [ I:s iat I it It cf th, w l-:l ti ( v r
t o ibers, lrest t lit _hrtlat nititl
of ir,,or eqfmi iin t wil i t n itt
to be derivid b\ att tonsitt up tIn ill
Illo so4101. of 'tho collv liti m. Tho
ril t is will extao hitli usual eo lnr
1,11 %fr70n.41ats Th g o poo
ple of G reeniwoosI w\Ill sinteortamin aill
e.so a . a l-'or prograint 's Ildtl ti's
W tll. 'o tllnt , L-b1a r 11*1 , M x gg
U v ue enallwotouthaeeey.itl
I'cas - t h at o r tht e \ lp s r, an tinndt
w01 ill - rre t Cito be ser stea
X'11,1-i M.,ate
[Now, wn.I Ctr'or
Wish T ingt. o our uarynte --J
lichartkon. Of thlt, Gromille N S,
Isits r at Grounvillo was hire to life
tirtailt who Is blocharhi" II co lirl- a
Ion. i I tt Iot hav1el try 7O fir to
fiol Ont ta t ht is Stuht Ornly op
postd by snt crlit faor W1bevi. Son.
Ittor, Tilunn itin Mlmuarin art, tht
vpeipa rton the i-ni ea e the Presi
ch-uti hs h bth ry oth Soulth Caro
111nt Sonattors it tIe W ion
r Otnsly h, with thlt, hope kott coni
prodnis m Iri ousf o mp l kil I int l b
roenl aent wiI wo,lild ens It It tho
c1ir hiat ion of .\Mr Hsochar"s1 a
It Is noth'lilood tha1 S1nator Till
ena rengte to antdrIaw h,e.is opposi
caien Wnte grontd tohav ttlh arrison
nro sae orl of ahi. Try t -ou heap
peNaursipn hiMtro mhth
Afw wiH un e wDowna
flyou thlfe awon fut, ave veo~r lt
wrk or ces us, INLo. urga
Parele WOnend
faes swtha the bood s poor ane thn n
willcoect stich trils ast euro mlasth 1
delicion.w Tr t onou garnte
DeHIt PLAMd
eoluns of his newspa per. Senator
T'illman dochns to accept any ex
planatiotl or permit the t\rsIvoti s
t'lIty for thi o 4jct ionab'lo art iclh
to e hit e( o o oh e10r shOllIders
tha 1ho- ,M Ir lo tIrdson's. II
he,. Oa Pp . to \Ir v ighardon in
Zr volundis bit Is sustainlod b%
U t Sena~$toirial preoodentS
h I INu b t idit-ed to
srois of \I r. ichardi
%I tomtiotns aro I hat
-wdl fail of contir
N C\S~ t 1e lonig itnd i
v v 0toVrsI btwoon
- Nt \r. A. ., W'il
S 1 of the Greenville
v, j'\Sott resides in 1h.
uderstoo,d that Mr.
-Tth.,i to assime the ro
the Anti Tillman ar.
".Os h hsve from time to time
a t the G retinville paper,
* r l'ilhan is not disposed
..t vulw of tihe situation.
lesioner for March contains,
other attractive featuros, throe
~r tor ls --"'lhe Relenting of Sen.
zi Ntarsh," "The Now Dres," and
\\ hat H1 appenod to Miss Millicent,"
ho 1at for juvenile readers. In
ftncy work this number is replete,
,%iving instruction in embroidery of
the latest style, lace work and crochet.
Suggestions for entertainments are
given in "An Irish Potato Earty" Pud
" A G reen Goods Sociable," also in
tho little parlor drama, "The Calf of
(Iold," to be enacted by amateur
Thespians. "What Women Are Do
ing" is a new and interesting depart.
mont, so, too, are "Toilet Table
Chat" and "In Mothorland," the ti.
ties of which index their character.
Among the special fashion features
are many designs for "Dainty Lin.
orie," in addition to the usual modes
of t he mont h for adults and juveniles.
An export inillitier by aid of pictures
an I text tells just how to make two
fasionablo Spring bonnets, and the
able writer of "Points on Dressmak
ing" instructs anateurs in the mnk
ing of exquisite underwear. "Book
Notes," "'Fashions and Fabrics,"
hints on etiquetto and numerous savo
r. iecipes for cookery are also in.
Cluded i tit"he list of seasonable and
v.luaile iteibs.
Ne- Sle-p Puig CaIr l.itil to jharlemon.
Souti hern ihilway** ann1mnnenes estatb
lisilhmiont of midit.ional -- lepi in car liine
to CnItrit ston, S. ('., from Cinicii ,
:(t1 atnoolt-ra and Atl Ian ta via Au usita.
s mlound leavila 'inenatit at 8:05
l in Chitanoog-t at 6:45 a. m , Atlan
t:a 3:10 1) mi , Aiit!1-QA I 1 :90 1 ml.. ,n
rvina in Chavrlest- at, 7 a m Ite
tirnin.1 , ' a'. ( .'htrstonl itt I p. m
arri - lit Atig < ti t 7:15 a. m , Aulant
12:15 p m , 'hattanooga 11:50 p. mi,
O'nvinnati 8:1o at .
Oi thmis sleepi ng car line will be han
di'd I'.,1imatn sleepi)ng catrs, and this
comi pIe' es t he excellent ser v'ice aiforded
by tie Southern Itallwaty and its con
nieettons to Chatrlestont on account of
-No Appetite.
ppotito, and not much sleep caused by ove.
itec.
Pale Children
and make pure, red blood. Pale, haggard
also indicate imperfet digestion. VINOL
n shinea. Children love VINOL, It is so
II Tired Out.
ambition ? It Is not natural to feel con
ug lito strength and ,igor to the debilitated,
not he p you your money will be refunded.
let Strength.
table Cod LIver Oil. Fat taken into theI
)L will create flesh quicker than any other
in many case that VINOL quickly
Dyspepala,
rrors, for to them lifls robbed of all joy. It
ebles the entire systm. Relief only con.
to proertd simlt food. There is no
[L.Tyionorguarantee.
leakr Pieeple
a'. VINOL iseof exceptionul ial.e in ch
mth to those who are week and debMtated
nate.
-Wakl Methe,s.
Hekag Oeuge.
lea wseE e ai sicde as t Itthm go
led. Uslike other Cod Urns Oi0P11 .
Oies to tht esti. TqMm it ender
& SON.Drugiss.
the rier tivquent l Iy mets with 4isaster. A y
i itA yE itIl eilvivil ( (lti -tr tit lit o wit Ih on i 1
alt 4ctiiketl hapiwas is t1 bottlo of Mfoauet Mistanig JlAIiItlont.
RUnnn"ing 7sores
at-50
need not become a fixture upon your
body. If they do it is your fault, fco
MEXICAN
MUSTANG LINIMENT
will thoroughly, quickly and perma
nently cure these aflictions. There
is no guess work about it ; if this tln
inent is used a cure will follow. '
VO DON'9T KN V how quiekly a urn or scald enn hoenred
va UU UON'T KNOU mil %,u h troated it with Mexlanl
Mustang Lu1inuit. .. a i1e.It lile.r it statids at t tho very top.
..4
A Free Picture of Gen. Lee
Any veteran, who contemplates attending the Reunion at Dallas,
April 22nd to 25th, will receive a handsome picture of General
Robert E. Lee, and a copy of his farewell address (suitable for
framing), if he will send us his name and address, and the name
and address of the Camp to which lie belongs.
Votir best rouate to DJallas will 110 via 'Motephits The
Cotion nelt.oterates it- own trains (two each tiy ) from
1%lenihis to Dalitas ani other Texas cities without.
ehangze. 'Plieso traltis leavo Ntenphis. motrniig anI
evenig. after th arrival of trains via all lines, thus
oiertn you closO conti oneiis anti excellent sorvico.
N. B. BAIRD. Trawling Passenger Agent. Atlanta, ia.
[. . 1a BEAUJIF. fienecal PaSenger and Tkiket Agrat, St. lols, ft,
ATLANTIC COAST LINE !
FAST LINE
Between Charleston and Columbia SU HR4R IW Y
Upper South Carolina and North
Carolina.
TRcAFFic IJEPAIRT4t ENT.
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$a.aiiKEN.... T...4K0fan.R4:0N
;barleston and Nester1' rsil 'hla [in1 IiLi9.~. 2:2a~.8
Augutstand. Ashevillo Short Line ra.a, 4. , 3
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tlen,. Sgi:ltg.... 4 45' I m .145 ) a Orn,iur 2;35a
8.4.sm Lan taurg..... to3 p ins 9 "I' a n:A.u 1n IiiV?i 4'
Ssttsua.... ......33 p in . ~ a . aaanhA 2~~i,.
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I Iema.. u'' .te1 ?55 pm.; 40uam
ioaun s~eoetton at Ureeiiws.n for nllItoi ~Sai 4:0p s
poiia n i. A. I.. and C. andi Q. Rallw ay, anid. neLuiei al
at -apartanbnfit with Southern Ralsi . trls1 , 6I'sia,U0pa ,
Por an information rnlative Io lcket' etwe 'suuta
W. 3 URA TG. en Pas. Agt.
E. M NOR"1H Sol. Ag Auut lyI'WC, )e vle 4 on
T.W MERRON Tr-elles Maniav euhao.ran
- - hariO atmjON SSeR IQ.
bihMPIUD A! I h? WI K W hnt t. le a A e
SOUI i IIER LwR IL AY
ie ei n '-Ahe ul n .,e
-- TRAINS
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE
"Caitl City Route."
.shoi tet.. [line hot.wetn 1111 a li iCelpal ello
North, Kat Routh and West.
Schele III OIF(Ict Dce. 1, 1901.
Centril Tinim. LoO.nI P I.
1)aily. DaIly tant . Ies
Nor1ItIbOuid 411 34 lt o Iss.
L'v '1avan"al........i i 30 pm i 6 pm
Fairrax ............ 1 09 it 3 411 pil
0iotmi: k .... 1 60 wt: 4 27 pm
Hamtorn Tie.
Colui bin. ....... 4 10 atm 7 (11 pil
Ca den............ (7 am 8 p
I.eraw ...... ..... 0 9 m 40
Ar Ilamilet ............ 7 0 am 10 pin .-6..
1,v Culhounm 'all t 00 awn 21 pi 12 21 ..t
A bhovillo ........ 1 31 ii I fi l 67 pit
Ureenwoud .... 1 66 am 6 19 pi. 124 poet
Clinton....... ... 9 i m O il 2 16 Is
Carli ile............ :13 ass 63 pos
Cheoter....... ... 4 01 am 7m21 m
- tlawla. Jct.... I 3 - Iail 764 Pool
Ar I ...... N7 00 a It Iz pin
Iy latn11-1, ........ .. I 21 an 0 ) 111
Ar 'egh............1 16 am 30
lotossburg . 2 211 pin6 54 n
ltichm on....... 3 06 pm 6 ant
Wasthington.... 63, pm 1010 ail,
alt imnore ........I 26 pm 1126 inn
I'hilsidelphin.... 2 56 am L 36 pw
Now Yor. 30 ain 4 16 p127,j
picifsouti--i4o rflk. 6-2i 7 pm 2 i6fls
iNtstern Titste.
Mou1thbiountd. D)tlly. Daflly.
31 27
I,v Clitraw .....7 11 am 11 (,6 join
Cawdsen.......8 34 am 12 68 am
Central Trime.
Columbia .........Q. 40 am I C6 am
Denmark ...... 62 am 2 1' stil
Fairfax. 10 30 m 2 S
Ar Biav nith .. 12 05 pn) 4 40 am
Jokkionvill-'... 3 0 pI'm 5 am
T Pr ......... 6 (0 am1 6 40 pil
Eastorn Time. Local
Lv Catawba......... 0 01 am 12 57 am lt'n to
Cest n ........... 8 45 am 12 86 am itlautt
Carlisl......... . 0 am i2 0 am No. 63
cnliton ....... 06 sin 2 67 am 2 45 pm
Ureeawo .......1 3 m 3 43am 85pm
Abbevill. 12 21 pm 4 10 am 407 m
Calisousi Fall..12 60 pIm 4 0 am 4 45 pm
Ar Atiee........... p 13 am 6 40 PM
Atlt.or ........... 4 M6 l 2 80 in 850 pm
CLintnbitt ...... rr astnd La6rens Ralwy,
train No 2 leaving Columbia, Union 3t
lion, at 1120nun daily, connects at Plinton
with . A L Railway. No. 53, affording
shorltt and (tilcketst route by several hours
to Atiiaiit,!% Chattaijooga, Naliville. St. Louis,
ChIcago ani all pint111- West.
Closo co. ni etton at, Petersburg. Richmond,
Waslihigton Portmouth Norfolk, U-sluns bla
.Uavaina1h, JAcksonvillei 'itd AtIunta, with
dIvergi-I li-8.
Iagnill(cuit es1lmfe tialins carrying
t,hroughluillnim 8levphng cars betwee:n all
pinci . ak i pqIitS
8. A I. Itailwiy 1,0O itille bookt4 are tood
over 0., N uid . litallway; itiet to Wnhinllug.
Wt1. hi. C.
For r,4 dticed rtvs, Pi'tlsan reservattoisa,
0. , app)ly 10
W1 ' Herugfs, T. P A
savanatli, 1Ga
J.. 11. lsi-I 141 V. P, & U. M.
I. . 1,. iumht.G. 1'. A. Portismuth, Va.
in EFIrect tttlity, October 6, 19.1.
(iamftor% StuInvat Time.
Sonthbound. Ntrintd
SIA '1NK.
o 15ti L.v Allitillit lL Ar. 4 1
7u 11H W15118 28
I0 il;a .bcl,s4 m
11 141 lbai-i
12 2;11P Abbevil.e 4 lb
i2 4hp Orelm w.O 1 48
I Il) A t Clatin ' . 2 st
(c.&w 0.)
10 tI Lv I tn Spring1s Ar i MI
If 4(,a lar ahburp : 10
12 UIp (4or it . :sie :1 04
(inurns 8pringo,)
12 52p W,terloo 'A sff
t 1T. ^r t. iire.ciin:'r) .v I ;11
22 63 52 kf
!a1ly FrI. Dlyy
Etx Hun Ex 8m
A's A S. Pi, A.N
605 '202 hvy Lvaiirsus A r 1 47 800
6 10 21t:8 " Parka A i l 4" 4 50
II -i 2 2! ..Ulintons. I 2, 4 30
6 X 282 .:eoldy!'' t i 1 351
7e08 2 19 .Kinard.. 1 05 8 4(
7 17 246 (Gary.. 100 381
'l26 269 .Jalapa. 1216 322
8'0 31li Nsewhurr) 1242 800
312a :1. ts 'r4)oner.y 12 29 2 22
842 3 0 ..AIt,hes... 12 2c 202
8 55 :1:14 9,1 Mountain 92 16 I 5I
94 15 3 46 ...Cha plin... i2 elI 9:49
1424 3.~ a l H ii t !i.7 1 29
9 29 ;4. W hite Rock1 19i64 9 24
14 3. 4 0 Ra.lloin tine 11 419 I 96
9562 4t99....rmoe... Il 4'' 100
ti02 4 I' ..LeAaphairi.. I!3: 92 494
10 30 4 0 ArC :umbia1.. ;? :ts 2:it
3 3 Rumtter 14 I.
8 0 A r Cini,rleston I.v 7 04
For (tae s,T Time Teib. , or~ futrthler I iotna .
lIon call -I m icy 4geot. ,,- wrli Itre,
WV ( CIllLD.., T M, K&CMER.MON,
P'reslent. T.'atue Manma er.
. . LlVINU4Tin. I9. M. 1 MRI1MON
Colncin i r .
BLUE iIWM fRAItag A
R1. C. BEA" Tiu, Re'ceiver
ICtfe ltre. 1897.
LsotWceni A ndi .ren '.., A nti 9mlia
II ' tinOUNt- w WiC.Tte,,ins
-tt5e d' Mixed
'. 12. 4Saimoii,N.
Sr I1 00 acnr---.A Stsdeon.... lv .3 36 pm
A r .0 -40 amt.....Ie , ver...l.v 3 56pm
A r 90 31 a1........ A ISnSn........ 4 06 pm
\ r 10 22 tam..........Fedlton...I.v 4 14 pm
A r 90 i3 am..Cerr'sm losingl. I.v4 23 pm
A rl007 am \daums' l.r.esn.... Lv 429 pn.
A r 9 49e ane ...SeDec '.... l.. 4 47pm
1r1 2!. am. ..W nst linious.lv 6 5 111m
Ir9 2i at ..n.Walalla.9w'- sin
\ Mi. l,.- P. H. ATr
. J Kt ANIiIC(EHmN. Supcsrn,t-dectit
- inetetlt-e at 8-..cec, wIth Bo . RR NI., I
0018m;naLE 3N11Fl:01r FTiSJUpn 2.1910L
Lv (hhenni 3priaga .......n...fO a to
A r 8lparutan beirgN........ -.0 oa
Lv Rertanhurg......... 4
Ar Glenn Mprns "a5
- ... inIln.y Preisidet
IA FREE PATTERN
(ynur own soeltin to every stab.
sctrilewr Ontly 50 cets a ye'ar.
MAGZINW
A LADIES' MAGAZINE.
A ern twa t Ifoeinred plates; *atest
workt ; ho 'a. i 9os I t. hc on tc. Sub
st'rete ta i. ..snd et for Iatst cop,
I..ely aslet w-"' cd S l 99or terms '
SI'tli 9. Reiah ' inA,e, UTp-to.
di tiee, Iwoemitc.,9 I. he,Simiel
i erfect'lt Itinig 1'a pe r Pattelrne.
MCALL
~BAZAF E'
All Seems mlIwrd use erforatious tsw~
fhe .Stin0i andl Ge8ingLiet.
Only :rn a.nI ''> Cc i e.ch--none htghe,
Ace d n U n,, atl snty every tky .
T HE MCeC A .LC.
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