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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-21
When Baby was sick, wo gavc her castorIa.
When she was Child, She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, shc chung to CastorIa.
When she Ind Children, sho gave them CastorIa

Tho Episcopal churches Mt this
place, Graham and pocahontas.
have secured the services of Il rec
tor, who, wo understand, will make
his home here.
A meeting of the stockholders of
the Tazewell Improvement Com
pahy, looking to Il final winding up
OF The Co s business was adjourned
TO later day
Mr.. H. w. O'Keelfe has gone to
Roanoke. Lynchhurg and Rich
mond, taking with him some flne
horses from the stock farm of James
o. kceiie & Sons.
The Court OF Appeals refused an
appeal from Judge Williams deci
sion that the courthouse of Pulaski
county must he removed from New.
hcrne to Pulaski.
A Washington lady stopped n
runaway the other day by sinking
the skirts of her dress at the fright
ened animal. A woman aud two
babies were in the wagon.
George Sinkford and Hattie War.
ren, two popular young c0lored peo
pie, left for Bristol, Wednesday.
where their matrimonial .incIina'
tions would not meet with parental
interference.
Mr.. A. B. Buchanan. who has
been i'll business in town quite a
number of years. will remove to
Thompson Valley at an eaIIv day
to engage in the mercantile bnsi
ness. He has let contract for build
ing store and residence.
MIR. Benjamin GiltlerSlpeve, broth
er of DR.. j. r.. Gildersieeve, with
his wife and daughter. came over
from Abingdon at the time of Pres
bytery. They were accompanied hy
Miss Margaret White. Miss Glider.
sleeve will remain for longer Wis.
it.
After the work of the session Alb.
ingdon Presbytery adjourned on
Saturday last. Sermons were preach
Sunday i'll both Presbyterian and
Methodist churches by visiting min.
listers. The visitors seemed pleased
with their entertainments while here.
The next Preshytcry will he held in
Bristol.
WANrEp.-Abont 500 acres of land
in erich Valley" Tazemell county,
Virginia, within 5 or 10 miles of
Tnzewell G. FL. containing black wal
nut and oak. Give full description
and distance to nearest railroad, stat
ing price per acre and terms of pay,
ment. Address, r. w. FRAZIER, 154
Sedgwick St. Allegheny. Pa.
The last battle between the jap.
anese and Chinese troops resulted
in the practical destruction of the
Chinese army in Korea Out of 20.
GOO troops engaged, scarcely 5000
escaped, while the Japanese loss
was trlfling. Unless China can
throw another army into Korea, the
war is almost at an end for the
present, at least.
While in Chicago. Mr.. Charles L.
kahler, prominent shoe merchant
OF Des Moines, Iowa. had quite Sc
rious time of it. lie took such n Sc
we're cold that he could hardly talk or
ravigate, but the prompt use of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured
him of his cold SO quickly that 9th.
ers ut the hotel who had colde follow
ed his example and balf n dozen per-
sons ordered 1t from theT nearest
drug store. They were profuse in
their thanks to MIR. Kahler for tell
ing them how to cure bad cold SO
quickly. For sale by A. T. Har.
grave.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-21
a New Bangor.

A greatitlanger threatens the pco
spleSof the South. An evil tliat is
ssteadily growing, and unless checked
saSill vii cause great misery and suffering
ssessfedicines, called by all sorts
gnames, are being sold to the drug
ggist to be handed to the people when
they call for Simmons Liver Regulat
Tor. Beware! Th.re never has been
more than one Simmons Liver Regu
slator on the market. Take nothing
else. Tho person who tries to per
suade you that anything else is JUS,
the same is not to be relied upon, nor
ilslthe de,ter to bo trusted who tries
sto sell fTou another article in ito
stead. You know what Simmons
Liver Regulator is, because it has
.dpne yon good. No; don't be do
sc,siyed into trying anything else
Wait until the Old Friend, Simmons
Diver Regulator, has failed you, then
will be time enough to try something
else. RoueInber, Simmons Liver Reg
ulator is what you want. 1t is put
UP only by j. IL. Zeilin & Co, and a
Red u is on every package
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-21

An express wagon driver Of "a
western city has clothed his mules
forelegs in trousers. In explaining
this he said thai flies bothered the
iorelegs OF four footed animal
more than they did the hind limbs.
-HorSenlan.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-21
COLLEGE f,
A2MD YEAR.

Course for;Degreos, with electives. Lii
brary, 1900 v6lunes-building enlal 4.
ed. Working Laboratory. Steam heat.
Best moral, social and religious inGu.
ences. Healthful mountain location
Expenses for nino months may be re-
duced below $3.50. Commercial and
Preparatory Courses. Catalogue, with
views, FREQ.
JULIUS d. DREIlER, President.
Salem, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-21

A. NJ Bailey. well known citizen
OF Eugene, Oregon, snys his wife has
forBears been troubled with chronic
diacrh@a and used many remedies
W tn little relief until she tried Cham
herlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhma
s4ltemedy, which has cured her sound
and ,sNe Giye':t Il. trial and you
will bSsurprised at the prompt re
lief.it affords 25.and SO cent bot.
ties for sale by A. i. Hnrgrnve.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-21

Irving w. Larimore, physical di
rector of Y. NJ. @. A., Des Moines,
Iowa, says he cain conscientionsly
RECOMMEND Chamberlain's Pain Balm
to ftEktes, gympasts. bicyclists, foot
ball players and the profession in
general for bruises, aprains and dis
slocationef slso for soreness and stiff.
ness of the muscles. When applied
before the parts become swollen it
will effect a cure in one half the time
usually required. For salo by A. f..
Hargrave.
DR.. w. F.. Carver is exhibiting a
famous driving mare named Black
Bess. AT Kansas City the other
day she made q plnnge into the
lake from d tower 40 feet high.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-21

Persia is or was a great horse
country. In fact, it's name means
lorseman. The root from which
tle, word is derived is actually pre-
served in the German name fol
horse today.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-21

.ohamberiain's Eye and Skin Ointment
lsa certain cure for Chronic Sore EYES
Granulaied Eye. Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, letter, Salt Rheum ard scald Head,
20 cents per box. For sale by druggists.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-21

Il The lceman, who makes his de.
iiverieS before customers are up, so
that nobody can know how mrch
,0fs the lump has melted and no bill
can be contested IN. Y Recorder.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-21
10 HORSE oWNEEs.

For putting Il horse in Il fine healthy con-
diiion try Dir. Csady's Condition Powders.
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss ofappctito, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders ap' destroy worms; giving
nnw life to annld yer worked horSe. rs
I cents per package. For sale by druggists.
For sale by A. i. unrgrnye.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-21
IiEEny 4 GRAHAM. p. q.

Stat mcnL of tho amount OF school
funds collected dhnd'tlsburscd: ~
Amount collected fromtS;tntt. SIO, ,2O1. .76
Amount collected from uoun- I
" funds, e 9,4aa.O8:
Amount collected from dis, q
irict, - s,5oO.aa'
Pnl rnH of g"rp"ri@n nantr qn T@@Gwo aa gSo@.
n. Aug. ! TT. , 90, 2,oOu.ar,
Aug lst' 1882 a,l4s.R.
sel,fe8 is
No. of tenolcra employed, white, 1Oh:.
colorod, 10; total, i24. ="
Amount paid teGthcrs, S18 254. As,
Amount paid for charts, ,mnns, ,3
&C., .r4 :H e5CO.
Amount paid for rents and,
books for INDECENT children, 1890,
Amount paid for district
clerks, 243.O0,
Amaunt paid for pay of trens,
..nrcr. .5b7. .03,
Amount paid for real cstato,
building md repairs, 4,Ie2.78
Bal. of colinty'Yunds on hand ~
paI Aug: e d;a;riSa 1Gt; 1894 tn0. ~ a,oasap
Aug. lat, 1894, 1861
--4f
ssi ,7s8.50
T.. III. WILLIAM MS, Stunt.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-21
LOC4L AND GEJyERAL
NE us BRIEFS.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are authorized to announce Field
ing Rutherford candidate for the of,
flee of Commissioner of the Revenue in
the .)cffersonville District.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-21

s. L. L'tz, j. q. Iiiz md G. A. Cartcr, ~
.:.1x c,isvcrnr. Dssfs9pldEeq'g.
Tho obiccI Of thia sNit is to Inv. aotyr
tlrment OF me partnership account of ~
NJ. M.'Cartor, q L. I.l,s, j. q. fiin mud g. AZ
Gprtcr, late merchants aud partners under,
The FIRM name aud stylc Of II. NJ, .Gorter a
Company, aud to ndjust tho liability Of
Carter ,W.T ".
And it appearing from sufficient reT.-
dcnee ON Ne in haid Office tint the defend.
mlts. j. q. Iitz aud ON. Carter, arc non.
rcsidcntn of thu Commonwealth OF Yir-
within ilf,ccp la,s after duo publication.
OF this order mid do whnt is necessary to-
protect their intcrcat IN this suit and Tint
copies hereof 'o pHhli,hci and posted ns
prescribed by law.
copy Tcstc:
II. DANE llARMAN, Clerk.
HEEHy 4 GRAHAM, -. a,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-21

The attendance at all of the
schools is increasing.
Mrs. Chas. Corenhavcr is nearly
convalescent from typhoid fever.
Rev. D. a. Ramey will preach at
the Baptist church next Sunday
morning at IL o'clock.
Tho Democracy, where Judge
Morrison has made speeches. seeems
we'll pleased with the candidate.
Mr.. A. G. SPOTS moves his family
this week to his farm in Abbs Val
ley, where they will spend the win
ter.
Miss Campbell, who had been Wis
ting Mis-. j. w. Chapman fer some
weeks, returned to Lynchhurg, Mon
day. /.
:. The Misses WILLIAMS, who have
been visiting their friend, Miss Jes
sic OKeefle, have returned to their
home in Wytheville.
Mr.. j. L. Gleavps, of Wythe, ad
dressed the voters in the cour :
house, Tuesday, in advocacy of
Gen. Walkers election.
Mrs. j. l. z. SPOTS has returned
from Raleigh, N. G.. where she had
gone with her grand daughter and
other young ladies to enter school.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-21

VlRGlNIl, In the Clcik'G OnIe Of
~ ,nSewrll Circuit Court, July 90, 1904.
L. NJ. Carter, Complainant.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-21

:. L, Litz, j. q. Iiiz and G. A. Carter, ~
Dpfpn nflnnia
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-21

2l,798'5S
r. II. WILLIAMS, Supt.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-16

furnish IL bravei Surely she In not the
woman to shrink away from an ima9ina-
ry throng--a shadowy rcvolution---an iiiu-
sorry scaffoid--a mob OF visionsi
Yet she does shrink from and tremble
because OF these night and day. waking,
her life Is imhittered by them; sleeping,
they haunt and they fiil her dreams
Crispi has whispered to tho king that
the queen must recover from her malaxiy.
Ii Is too comforting 10 the revolutionista
20 hear IL said that the queen has prophs
sled her own doom. "She must recover, -
says Crispi, "or the monarchy is lost. y
Why can she not say, "Avanti, savoiai''
as she said 10 the sea captains
Alas, because the ship is half wrecked
already, and 10 go forward much farther
In to court destruction Because the red
flag Of revolution is already raisedi Be
cause In Catania q beautiful girl who ha-
rangnes the people and inflames them
against the royal family IL dressed In red
and seems an incarnate revolufionl Be
cause Crispi, forgcfful that the "Sicilian
yespers' iaost terrible massacre In
history--was caused by French search for
arms, Is rummaging the island of Sicily,
the place where he was born, for concealed
weapons Because 90, 900 soldiers are Inn
prssoning. shooting or menaoing a popula-
flon which has had 10 deliver up 90 per
cent Of it's income In taxes 70 .sfhe mon
archy." Because the poet Mario Rapi<ardi,
when he sings his nervous stanzns Of the
Song Of the Reapers" 10 the Sicilian
psssantry. sometimes sings os rraping--.
heads!
Would that msddened peasantry hesitate
20 reap ths head of . quccns DOES history
repeat itselff Sometimes ID does
II shall end like Marie Ausolnetfei"
Thus means the queen in the silent oorri-
,dors OF her apartments I'M the ouirinai. and
Crispi, chewing the end OF hts long black
cigar ms he sits In his study planning new
schemes. shakes his head omsnously as he
thinks OF her
Ernesto Rossi, the great Italian traks-
dian, when asked for his opinion NJ 10 the
madness Of Hamlet, answered.:
Hamlet was not mad, but he would
have bern had he not been killed In the duel
and had the play lasted longer"
In like manner one might say that Mar
Fhsrita Of Savoy II not mad, but that If
tho tragedy Of Italy lasts much longer shs
may be.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-16

progress Of that tattered horde which Is
pursuing Its toilsomc journey over the
rough highways of Pennsylvania, headed
for the national capital
Quixotic it undoubtedly Is, but there lie
those who think they discern beneath the
surface OF the Coxey movement broader
and deeper Significance than attaches to
mere erankism or mendicancy Whether
this crusade Is n sane one or not, it Is typ
ical of the prevailing disposition to depart
from the time honorcd methods OF read.
justing the social system.
While many Of our capitalists are filed
with vague appuhensions OF personal
danger, their position IL secure and pleas
ant compared with that OF certain titled
rulers and oppressors Of the old world.
III half the accounts bc true which come
from the splendid but fear haunted
palaces of the czar, the ruler OF all the
Russias walks, talks eats, drinks and
sleeps In the perpetual shadow of death.
A man OF less physical strength would
probably have died under the strain long
ago, but Alexander IL giant In ply
siqne, and according TO all accounts shows
little evidence Of the well known fact that
20 him peace and security are almost un-
known. No month passes without his re-
cciving some intimation that he IL beset
by enemies, who manifest entire ability to
reach him despite the safeguards by which
he Is surrounded. He may find words of
treason In the golden cigarette case which
he opens when he would smoke, ON the
back OF his dinner menu, upon the blot
ting pad when he signs dispatches or be-
meath the pillow of his couch. The trusted
attendant OF his privacy may be sold to
the eonspirators; his kitchen may not be
safe against them, nor his study, nor even
the chapel where he worships. When he
walks abroad, his path must be heedfully
cleared and protected, the walls and floors
| OF his palaces must be searched before he
visits them, and his Journeys by railway
necessitate minute inspection of the line,
with often n Gordon Of soldiers to keep it
from point to point
From Rome, too, come strange rumors
and sinister foreshadowings of evil. Mar
/ gherita OF Savoy, Italy's beautiful and be-
loved queen, IL afflicted with an incurable
melancholy, which Is slowly sapping her
forces and may end in madness.
| IL Is several months since the intense
sadness of the queen began 10 engender q
mania which Is said now 20 have taken
firm possession Of her She is not only
convinced that the monarchy Of Savoy Il
fatcd soon 10 no down before the mad rush
of a revolution, but she IL haunted by the
thought that the royal family will be put
90 death by the populace
II shall end like Marie Antoineftel' she
sighs hundred times daily as she wanders
rom room 10 room In her stately apart
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-16

a Maa Whe Was Loektnx for . New Enx-o
lander Tells Nov Hs Femnd uta.
A man with skin the color Of mnbogany
and bare arms and neck In which the mus
eles stood out like twisted hickory wns
rowing me In d0ry across the narrow bar
bor OF MarbieheRd. He had iittie Uo1d
rings In his ears and a tuft Of coarse gray
hair stuck out horizontally on his chin Il
was just &C sunset. and the wAvewoxu
rock inclosing the harbor, the old man. the
dory and this old town silhoueted In black
against the crimson sky looked extrxnzely
picturesque. The harbor was crowded
with yachts. for the New York Yacht club
heet WAS there ON visit, and naphtha
launches pulling boats and saiIboats were
shooting all about the h.rbor In the half
light fading from the sca and the stern
land.
''Gollyi" said the boatmsn m launch
shot by nearly running into the dory, "rvs
been good many years about this harbor
and don't want an accident ut my time Of
life"
How old are you, captains" asked.
knew II was safe to call him captain.
Well. was the reply in ths psculias
dialect Of down east, ,".'i am seventy two
years old. Never had day's sickness tilI
last year. Then was hauled out for two
weeks with the grip. Ny father was lo6
when he died. aud my mother lived to b.
ninety-four." All the time therc wns run
ming In my head the refrain Of Lonwfei-
lows poem Of Floyd Ireson;n
'Ere's Flo'd Ircson for his hord. hord heart.
Tared an feathr'd an carred In . cart
BY the women Of Marbls'esd.
Here Mt last I had found an old time
New Engiander whose maternal ancestor
might have been one Of those same women
OF Marblehead who gave Skipper Ireson
his unwelcome ride.
Are there any Iresons living here
aboutsf" asked.
We'll. there be some Irrsons IN town,
but they amt descendants. Same family
they claim. but 'tsint no descsndAnts."
| Then the old man got excited and roueed
on his oars while his right hand vigorously
thumped tho Runwale OF the dory
THAT was the goll derndsst outrage
that ever WAS" be blurted out 's1rsnon
wern't no more guilty than you ~ thia
minute. He wanted TO 20 and nave them
people, but that pesky crew wouldn't let
him. When they came hack here they
told that story on him. it's goil derued
shame" Then he rowed vigorously 70 ths
ahore. Some relation Of the unf0rtunat1
skipper freson," thought !. land what 4
thorough old New EnRlander he isT' "A
paid him his fare said. seeking furtheI
discourse ON the rugged history Of the old
town, "You evidently belong 70 the soll
| captainfn
yes" said he, II do, but nay fsshsnNu
spaniard. he was. He ea1Hs from Cadia
he did. ."-New York Tribune.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-16

- e'e*sHs VI &4<88 <8&0xAf
The chief endowment Of man. ~ siiatin
Ruished from other animals. In mind and
soul This spirit born OF these is generals
believed TO survive alone OF mans organ.
ism. Mind and soul are therefors the
essentials Of our being. upon which cur
greatest efforts ut cultivation should be
expended. These are OF common ren<lsr.
Men and women SHARE equally the respansi-
bility Of developing the loftiest enduring
qualities OF their spiritual nature. Can
this he done by pespetuating system of
differentiated characters, as inherinQ In
sexss having common destiny and under
going mutual preparation for itf
The most desirable and permanent quail
ties are those In which sex 10 indifferent.
Which should be more truthful, honorable.
faithful, generous-man or womanf Il
woman bound to any degree of politeness
not binding upon mani Courage Is ira
ditionally q masculine virtue, grntlensas,
feminine. IL there more inspiring aiKhs
than that Of woman OF high courage
whether In counterarting hushandss do
spoDdency or caring for bereft family
or that OF u MA strong enough 20 be gem
tlef These qualities gather ius&er by
change of setting. A man In presumably
aggressive, commercial characteristic,
more q fault than virtue. Aggressive
ness has no just rights, except upon quss.
lions OF morals, and there woman nhould
possess IL equally with the man. Strong
and weak" are terms traditionaliy char
acterixing men and women respectively,
born Of physical contrast. On moral ques-
fions the terms are misapplied. And n&n-
tally. what woman aspires 70 wrakneml
Self assertion to q domipeering degree or
tainly Ii ~ unlovely In man sz In -voman
'-Margaret N. wishard Ia Chautauqunn-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-16

A case recorded by Plutarch would seem
to support the theory that during parsods
Of protracted insensibiiity the zptrit of the
sleeper. freed from the boay. waudern
away TO realms and scenes not concefvabls
by the ordinary senses. A man named
Thespius. he tells ms. fell from . aruns
height aud was picked up 60 all appsAr-
apces dead. There were no external
wcunds about him. but the phys.eians
were satisfied Of the fact Of the dscensa
Arrangements were made for hin hux1ai.
but on the third day after his fall b -
vived, much to the consternation u his
friends In short time u became quite
evident that the whole tenor of the uan's
life had changed. Previously biz charnc-
ter was that Of reprobate and q xictcus
man. but after his tnssnxibllity he ever fo1-
lowed after virtue. On heinR asked ths
reason Of the change. Thespius re1nt&d
that during his long sleep his spirit had
been liberated from his hody and hnd
SCARED away 20 . strange land. where 10
had Joined whole company Of o<hsr
spiritA
His past life was disclosed 70 him il ali
its hilsousness. and tho KIoxinus cnpahfli-
ties which were before him were rexeA1sd
In such n manner ~ to make him .xnhi-
tious OF attaining them - Yankee Blndsl
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-16
TIMESAREOUTO JOINT
The Torch and the Bomb Ter.
rorize Europe.
PROPHECIES OF DOOM FOR ITALY.

Crowned Heads Rest UneasiIy. and In Amer
lea the Prevailing Discomfort Finds Vent
I'm such Movements a- the Coxcy Indus
triai ArmyA Pe..imistic View.
Truly the times are out Of joint The
spirit OF discomfort Is abroad In all lands.
and the cries of distress, of despair and OF
desperation arise ON all sides. In Europe
the signs Of unrest are unmlstakable. Re
cent events In France, Italy, Spain and
England I'LL the ruling Glasses with dread,
and the casual bomb Of the anarchist seems
10 prcsage the all eonqucring torch Of rev.
olution.
Even In FIRE America the signs Of popu-
lar dissatisfaction are no less manifest, nj.
though there IN less tendency 10 violence.
We have had our sharc Of anarchist scarcs
and labor disturbances, and just now the
world is regarding with mingled amaze
ment, amusement and incredulity ths
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-16
a cAvsaEAk SONG.

Deybreak' daybreak Bright grows shs east At
iaAt;
Bells ringing. birds singing. sun In the dew
drop giassed;
Leaves shaking. kline waking. soft sounds from
field and wood
Look up, my weary hearti msrn's here. and
God IA goodl
New skies and blue skies--cheer hesrti another
day
Lights on the changing world. up, strivsl
whilst strive thou may.
What though the past went wrongf What
though the night were long7
Wake. wake. my weary hesrtl new be thy
hope and song.
psybreaki daybrsaki Thaak God for yelling
night.
Sleeps sweet foreetfuiness. setting the sad
world right
Thank God for birds and bells: Cheer cheer n
they seem 10 say;
-Ail that Ia past. Ia past; life Il new born each
day"
Sparkle OF beamy dew. deep skies 90 clear and
blue.
God smiling on the world. light me to labor
truel
Help mo To strive with xeai-strive. though
my star 70 down
Sure that while mornings rise. soms day my
task shall crown.
james Buckham In Youths Companion.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-16

Years ago ths xrsnt apo@tls ~ pennimlnn
noticed that June was the fsvorite month
for marrying and committing suioade ~
he Thought one was about - bad - ~
other. IL secms evident thai III hu1loxos
cns cause would areonnt for th@ frornnn1y
of both occurrences IN .'fhs n>on9h 4
leaves and roszz.n Whsfher such = ~
fact or not. II b certain thai there an nsa~
erAlly mors suicides IN juno thnH duv~
ing any other muntA cf chs year. aa1 fsu
Of them are committed O. rainy q whns
The Faorth of JulY ThAuk &xtxz&& ~.
Christmas and New Years axT. ~ x4Iz ~
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-06-16

Little Dick-Papa, how does thunder
Eour milkf
Papa-It Il not the thunder. but the
electricity
"How does electricity sour milkY"
1T works certain chemical changes in
, the constituents OF the fluid. which re-
suit in the formation Of an acid"
.sOf course. But howy
Il don't know"
Il thought you didn't, or you wouldn't
/ a used such big words. Good News.