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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16

EprTon HERALp:-Please publish the
following communication:
To my fellow citizens Of Philips coun-
iy, greeting:
Inasmuch as it is the duty Of every
American citizen to see that equity and
Justice is preserved, and seeing that our
county government cost us too much out
OF nil proportion to the resources aud in-
dustries Of the county, and ms every fair.
minded person must admit that compe-
tent and responsible men could be had
to fill the county Offices Tor about one
,hiid OF what they now cost us, and az
every farmer and business man knows
10y experience that this is no place or
time TO squander money.
Therefor, let us as an intelligent md
energetic people, in the coming cam
paign, select and vote for such msn MS
will pledge themselves on their honor
to cut down their own salaries sufficient.
ly to meet the demands Of tie situation,
and who will present claims only for
tins needed and actually spent In the
work OF their Offices.
Trusting that this matter will receive
the attention at the hands OF our bur.
den carrying people, III II its importance
demands. | subscribe myself your fellow
and servant. z. A. OrsoS.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16

The democratic state convention oil
Iowa refused to adopt the plank favor
inu tho free coinage OF silver AMI tbs
party is now reap ng the fruit Of its nc
,ior on the morey question. $ l.. Bes.
tow, nm advocate OF tho free coinage Of
silver, who was nominated for lienten-
ant governor refuses to make cam
pnisn on the platform adopted by the
state convention and the silver demo.
WV tire rvntc urc NiSuTOuSIy
protesting against The action Of the party
and many Of then, declare that they will
hot work with their purity IN tho coming
campaiyn
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16

1t is TO lie hoped that at the next SEES
sion Of the legislature bill will bo pass
cd providing Tor, primary elections, as
the season for holding conventions up.
pioaches the necessity FOR such law is
made apparent. Where so many OF our
good citizens aspire to the honor OF hay
ing their names placed on the tickets,
the only fair way To do would be to leave
the question TO direct vote OF the PEG.
plo who compose tho parties and not the
delegates who too often attend the cen
yehtion because Of their efforts In that
direction md not because the voters of
tho district repose any special trust or
confidence III them.- TT. Collins Express
II the members Of the several parties
wish 10 make ineir party nominations by
direct vote Of the members OF the party,
IL Is no, necessary Tor them TO wait for
the legislature in enacting ~ law to TINT
effect. The republicans Of Phillips
county adopted, three years ago, sys
TEN for making party nominations which
gives each member OF III, party m OPP
porturity 10 vote direct Tor his or her
choice for candidates. This plan has
given the best Of satisfaction and tho
members u the party could no, he por.
suuded to abandon this system aud again
adopt the delegate convention Bysten.
A bill /, foyidinp for tho Kentucky sys
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16
Keeping Tomatoes An-r vro.,.

From Denver Yield and Yarn.
An unknown writer says: ~ have Tor
ycar1 b~en trying various why's to pro-
long the season In which frssh tomatoes
may 10 had after frost, and have settled
on the following AZ the Dcst. Tho plan
may also " made matter OF profit for
shipping. for l have had tho fruit IN good
condition NJ Christmas, whom tho price
WIS &c pound About the L., VI July
] make cuttings, about foo, long, from
vigorous vines tina, have made smooth
fruit ouly. After good irrigation these
arc are sci 10 wol'prepared soil neatly
their entire length, Al this season tho
soil Ia 40 warm tia, they root with great.
est certainty. and seldom iind ,hat ono
fails 10 grow II the soil Ia moist and well
packed about tho bnsu Of the cutting.
They Afe set at tho same distance
~ plants aud are cultiya
ted In the sam. manner. These plants
will begin 10 iipeu late IA the fall. and
viii be full Of well.Rrvwn ffui, when
frost arrives. When the iifs, light fros,
ups The foliage the whole crop Is gath
cred. Tbey arc wrapped 10 paper, pack
ed 10 crates aud stored 10 u place where
they will keep cool. but viii 60, DO fro
zen. Any tight clubhouse where tue
crai,e can be- covered with straw IN cold
weather viii ansvcf tof family usc a
few s,e taken Oh, q, time aud put IN y
svsn room TO ripeu ior The table. We
lave ,iel. in this vai Until the middle
N .)a.a.i, neatly r,e'y Jtaf 10 nice
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16
uvcsl,n's AMIGA sAtye.

The best ealvc IN tho world for cuta,
bruises. sores, uIcerH. snlt fbeuin, fever
sores. letter, chappcd hands, ciilbiaipa,
cofps. aud all skin cruptions, and posi-.
lively curcs piles, or no puy required. II
Ia guaranteed 10 give satisfaction, oi
money refunded. Price 20 cents per box.
For sale nj The City Drug Store.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16

condition for slicing. II grown IN guam
'ity for shipping they should DO over
hauled from time to time and the ripen-
ing ones rewrnpped and shipped up to
Christmas, when the whole lot can be
shipped, as they will sell even il not
colored, as they will soon ripen up IN n
warm temperature, or it may be better
to bring them into warmer place to
color before shipping"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16

Don't buy factory lard when you can
get nice home Aade lard at the Meat
Market at the same piice.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16

A good young horse for sale or trade,
For information call At the HERALD Of.
fec.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16

When you think OF making final proof
on your claim, call on II. II. Mason,
clerk Of the district court.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS
sUBscRipr RATES.

~ sst IN ADVANCE
DAILY, with sunday Issue. one yunr T.n
DAILY. with sunday issue. Ala months, a..i
DAILY, With sunday i-siic, three nio.ths N
DAILY, with SUNDAY issue, one month "a
stshAi rpirius lie iases yoar Az
WEEKLY one ca. III ~ suer =
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16
! eu sv snoAzspuoI liau, mn, ~ Y


n peuedo eu sv snoAzsp,,a, -. .oop'sq
5H-"- ',~s>e. ~ ,'1H "
Iiy virtue of special execution OH attachment
Issued out of the county court of Phillips
county and state of Colorado and to mo dircc
ted in favor OF II Sutherland plaintiff and
against Il II Mclntirc defendant for
the sum Of $3.50 damages and
1865 cost Of suit and accruing cost dated
July 70 1895 am commanded to sell the fol.
lowing described real estate to.wit
Tho : y ofn 4 sec % tip II r I3 W in Phil
lips county Colorado
To satisfy said amounts shall on Saturday
the q. day Of Aug 1905 OFFER the above de
scribed premises for sale Mt public auction ut
the hour OF o'clock p M OF said day ut the
front door of the court house in Holyokc
Colo TO the highest and best bidder therefor.
Dated this 20 day of July 1885
TGUTHRIE sheriff.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16

Chickens taken on subscription at the
HERALD office.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16

Application for making final proofs
made free, by Clerk OF District Court.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16

~ rhrY risnts. ufsaus 80 ~. wsp,
: "a n ! l ase1's tst lias. Dauiei 1.
bsstt.. W4shiaz oAs 4. j.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16

BEATTY'S PIANOS and and oMRs aAi 49,
.nris rnEr. Address Daniel y. BEATTY,
Washington. n. J,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16

II gold continues TO leave the United
States at the present rate, II VIII not he
very long till tn, gold s!ndica'e Will
have II chance to speculate on ar
other Issue Of government bonds.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16
Tobacco Habit Cured.

In from To 10 days by the use Of C,lii'.
Tobacco Antidotc. Price per box, OF enough
Ia ptiry van far 4 IN
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16
Account Of Settlement With County Commissioners

County rreasurers Full Statement OF kecepts ana Dis
rsmcnts for six months ending June goth, 1885, also all
transfers of funds,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1895-08-16

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mtvihia
orer n cppa
H. n,
EN- McrnEiRN Dcpu'yT Treasure
REHABILITATION
10 oil iocgoin o
N q .ehoo
emit a collected
Transfer
o
Transfer from q
this
q all officers lee fund.-
Paid chunins iuirmen,
tir~icm o o
salaries
bur.mon, 30
pheuin uosKSs Treas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05

the features OF the day will be the plant
ing OF trees on the island by Mesdames
Joseph Bryan. president Of the associa-
ton. y. w. Mckinney. Lyon q. Tyler,
and Charles r. OFerrall. The people
OF williamsburg will run an excursion
to jamestown upon this occasion. and the
professors and students of William and
Mary College will be on hand. Excur-
slons will also be run from Norfolk.
Portsmouth. Hampton, ETC.. In honor OF
the event.
This viii be the Inauguration OF series
OF annual pilgrimages on this anniversary;
which Is the birthday OF Virginia ana WIN
be called virginia-Day by the association.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Il. Barney, the iat'e,
OF whom donated the part Of the isia'n
to the society, and Colonel Whitcomn
and Colonel Craighiil viii be guests OF INC
organization that day.
There will be typical old Virs,n"
spread, end pamphlet, bound IN p'ue,
aud descriptive OF the historic points on
the river. will be on sale. The cnaperon'
for the excursion are Nesdames Bryau'
Mckinney. Wexford, Saunders. ho,cn-
kiss. Bentley. Ball. Taylor, hoo'iH
Crump. and Boiling. LII,
on Tuesday evening next there WI. VII
he n meeting OF the association AT Sow
O'Clock In the rooms Of the virginia MS
toricai Society. Every MEMBER
ouestcd 10 be present, as the success "a
the excursion largely depends upon '"''
meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
x. of Citx-HnIl Courts.

In the Hastings Court yesterday a mo
tion was made for new trial IN the
case of Claude Harris. convicted OF ,e-
ionious assault on Fred. O'Neil, while
the latter was assisting an oncer IN
the discharge of his duty. and sentenced
70 two years in the penitentiary. The
motion was overruled by the Court
The Law and Equity Court YESTERDAY
heard the suit OF the Sulphur Mines Com
many OF Virginia VS.. Phoenix Insurance
Company of Brooklyn. and judgment waf
awarded for the defendant. The plaintin
f,ed two bills OF exception.
Suit was instituted by Edel Frothers
va. r.. w. Gary Tor slSelS, and by A
Schnurman against the Chesapeake anc
! Ohio railway Cor 5000.
Suits were instituted In the Law and
| EQUITY Court yesterday as follows: Mary
| Sullivan VS.. the Capital Building and
Loan Association. damages. $3.50: Con
| rad Gross VS.. Bennett Brothers fol
S9S5.O5; the Jones National Fence Com
| pany VS.. Richmond Agricultural Imple
ment Company for sc92.26; T.. A. saun
| ders e. Son VS. Andrew WeismaDn. dam.
| ages, $500: Gertrude S. Scheer's executor
VS.. Elizabeth Loehr and George "
| Loehr tor $SSi13
The Chsncery Court yesterday took q
| recess until the 9th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
DR.. / SgUNES. SPECIALIST,

lqi EAST BROAD STREET, RICHMOND, Va,
curcs cORNs, BUNIONs. INGKOwING AND
CLUB NAILS, CALLOSITIEy, CHlLbLAlNs
TNLAKGED JOINTS, RHEUMATISM. GOUT,
AND ILL DISEASES OF THE FEET. NO
PAIN, NJ BLOOD. -.
Turkish EmOllicnt
cures Ho. and Burning Fecs Bad doors, and
Protuse Precipitation. Price per bottle, 7oc
Warts, MOles,
Birtb-Marks, Acne, and all other Facial Blem.
ishes Wrinkles. Tan, aud Ach. skilfuny and
sue e. '1i'y removed.
Treatment for the Hair.
Badness. DandruG, Kczsma. Dry and scaly
letter. failins. Hair, ana all Scalp Diseases
completely sradicsted.
SuperfiuOus Hair
permanently removed By electric media Work
guaranteed,
Baths.
Turti.h. vaper. hot Ar. Oriental Russiss.
Electric Hair Rost0rer.
Ask your eruggist for IT, For sals throughout
tho United states and Canada.
DR. J. SHINES has opened permanent ONCE
at 704 F0uytecuth street northwest, Washing
ton. u. c.. ana cordially tnutss The pueiic 70
call. A superior tne Of Toilet Preparations
constantly on hand at boeh ol3ceA 12v east
prosd street, Aichmossd, Va. 7Ol Y0urtes nth
street. nxtbxsst washinstou. u 9. my 4-suss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
rIELD-DAY AT THE COLLEGE.
.0he Annual Athletic Exhibition to
Occur Nexf Friday.


The Athletic Association OF Richmond
College viii hold its annual field-day
On Friday next. For the time being.
Baseball will be supplanted by track
athletics. and the collegians will vie with
zach other IN foot-racing. jumping, and
putting the shot, etc. An interesting pro-
bramme has been arranged. beginning at
10 o'clock A. NJ. and continuing through
Rhe day. with an tntermIssion for dinner
1T / to O'Clock. Arrangements will be
tnade 20 seat number OF people. 50 that
ladies With witness the races without dis
comfort.
The programme consists OF some fifteen
ovents. Ia each Of which Is offered a
Splendid prlze-in several. second prizes
DO the successful competitors. One Of
khe new features IN the programme Is
bhe bicycle race, in which are entered
bsveral speedy riders.
Besides the regular contest in tennis
eor individuals. there viii be a tourna-
Dnent for doubles. which is set down as
bne OF the frat events on the programme.
The boys are specializing as to who
Will bear Off the ali-round medal which
% gwen to tho athlete gaining the
largest number OF points. Mr.. A.. /.
Louthan. who won the same medal AT
khe last neid-day. IL a formidable rival
kor IL this year. Mr.. White. OF base bali
PANE, Is spoken Of AZ close contest
lnt
a. Lunsfcrd. Walter Phillips, Miller.
ncNieiL Owens. Bloxton. Locket, head
ehs list for largest number OF en-
Dgies. and each ono expects to break the
Dollege record IN their respective races.
The boys pride themselves on some OF
eheif records-ioo yards In 10 Ia seconds:
nile run In sos minutes: pole-vauit. eight
Ind half feet.
The COMMITTEES OF Arrangements will
Det out . programme, giving the PRICES
Dor each event. with name Of Donors.
kith blanks for name Of winner. and
tocord. which Will be preserved by each
1pectator ~ . handsome souvenir Of
Sc occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
THE FULTON NEWS DUDGET.
FHer.onrI and other Items Sie"he"
In the Far East End.

the fuf fsNht A<'sU'
pev w. y. Hines will preach morning
md nigh. ut the Fulton Baptist cnurch
to-dav Services will also be held every
night this week. at which he VIII preach
Rev. /. n. Warman will preach at
prewry's Bluff Methodist Episcopal
rhurch tomorrow evening.
A Iouisiana-street grocer has q pc
r,,liar freak IN the shape or hen whlch
has a nose. month. and teeth ike those
BIZ n human being.
The Committee OF Seventy, when was
Formed Mt the Fulton Baptist church
About six months ago. has done great
bmount OF good.
Mr. Willie Allen. who has been critically
M for several months, Is little bet
6r. and hopes for his recovery are now
Entertained.
Miss Bessie Wright IL visiting her pa
fents. in King William county.
Cards of invitation have been issued TO
Me marriage OF Miss Sarah r. Hicks
and Mr.. Henry Evans. The happy event
will take place 81 Fulton Baptist church
next Thursday evening at $50 o'clock.
The funeral Of Mr.. Albert Enroughty
took place last Sunday from his late
residence. No. 1905 Graham street. He
WAS In his 45th year.
American Legion OF Nv. sSf'
Eill open a fair I'm the large store known
"a Kerses store. on Louisiana street
mar Seventh street, the 10Th OF this
month, and II VIII be continued for two
weeks There will be many attractive
features. prizes will be given away and
numerous handsome articles will be voted
FOR. The members OF this progressive
prier are busily engaged In preparing 9
programme. which viii be an cspecia-
feature during the progress OF the fair.
Quite a surprise marriage took place
here on Tuesday morning at o'clock
when Miss Mary Lizzie Sutherland wal
united in holy wedlock TO Mr.. Samue
4. Kaufelt by the Rev. Tom w. Daugh
erty at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. Thomas Sutherland. oil
Nicholson street. The marriage was en-
tsrely unexpected by many OF the couple
most intimate friends. An elegant wed
ding breakfast was served. after whicl
khe couple left on the o'clock train 70
= tour Of the northern cities. Messrs
Herman Reams and Willie Sutherland
hcted a. ushers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
VIII Talk Over Annexation.

Very general interest Is being manifest
ed In the second OF the public meeting un-
der the auspices OF the Chamber Of Com
merce. which VIII be held Tuesday night.
beginning at SIS o'clock.
The first meeting was great Success.
and aroused our business people to con-
siderable extent; the second one seems
destined to attract an even larger crowd
and more widespread attention.
The subject for discussion Is to be
"The Advantages and Disadvantages OF
the Union OF Richmond and Manchester
There will be two speeches on each side
by prominent businessmen and then the
subject will be open for general consid-
Grafton. Refreshments will be served at
the close Of the session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
Err. nYLAND GETS THE WHEEL
A barton Heights Young Man "'"'
saks's Fourth Bicycle

~ Mr. Walter III. Ryland. OF barton
Heights. will call at the clothing s'o'e u
Messrs. A. saks &c Co.. tomorrow morn
inc he Will be presented with handsoiie
bicycle as a reward for lucky guess
A Manchester youth. c. j.. Freeman;
conceived the very simple anu pa e.
r,an under which Messrs. a. Sans
20 fourth wheel contest was conuuc'ea
ana a. Is rather singular coihc'uenoe
,rat the valuable trophy snouia no
been won by resident OF our popu'"-
suhurb on the north SIDE.
The contest closed at lo:So ciocN 'a
nlsht. and there were n huinoei y,
yyho had made guesses present 10 wa"
the examination of the tickets py Dis
natch representative. and to ascertain VI.
,esuIt IL so happened. however 'na.
none of those present had come near
o,o,gh the number TO secure the Whee''
The ten marbles, each bearing heuIe,
we've drawn from the box one at II uIiie
and I'm such order that he aggregate nun,
her made was 3,s2i67o,lso Inc s" .ho
OF Mr.. Ryland was 3,sO2.56ssl'' anu '"'
neyt nearest was 1876, 2nSV.
This enterprising firm could haru,y vi, na
bit upon a more popular idea Tor lneil
young natrons than this plan OF g,'ins
away bicycles as prizes. Ihere WIN
M contest this week. as pan ia.
been decided upon, but there are o''ei'
TO follow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
CUT HIS OWN THROAT
DOVE WITH a BORROWED RAZOR.
Ne Came Here from High Point. u.
@, Tea Months Ago and was En-
psoyed at sAeIburne's-IIis wife
and Children I'm North Carolina.

John w. Dyer, a native OF High Point
n. L.. who has for the past ten months
been engaged as. auosioneer at Shell
burnes Tobacco Warehouse. In this city,
committed suicide shortly before
o'clock this morning at his boarding
house. No. 400 north Eleventh street.
The deed WIS done In a cool AMI de-
libcra'c fashion. a razor was the
weapon used. and the unfortunate man
pletely severing the jugular vein.
lie threatened about three months ago.
while Intoxicated. 20 end his existence.
and requested one OF the young men In
the house 10 get him a pistol In order
that he might do so lie was dissuaded
from his purpose then, and very little
was thought OF It.
ASKED FOR A RAZOR.
Last night he reached his home about
p:5o O'Clock. and went at once to his
room, which In on the second floor ana
adjoins that occupied by Mr.. W. T..
Campbell, a son OF the lady In whose
house he resided lie went into MT
Cnmpbells room. ald. greeting MN
cheer,ly. asked him TO loan him his razor
saving that he wanted 10 shave MT
Campbell told him to so to bed and shave
On the morning. but the would-be SUICIDE
insisted. and he gave him the ins'ru-
ment. Mr. Dyer went Mt once 10 MS
own room and threw a book out III
che hall, which he said was Tor MISS
Campbell. At the same time he shouted
p'Good-by" He then closed ms GOVT
and. Il Is presumed. went 10 his pea.
laid down. and cut his throat. Tne mex.
thing that was heard from him was loui
stamping OH the floor. and Mr.. CampDei'
fearing something wrong, rusheu nv
che room. He found Mr.. Dyer stahdihB
beside the mantel. with the blood gushing
from his throat. AS soon as MT. amp
bell entered the room Gr. Dyer started
Tor him. and the young man rushed out
into the hall and alarmed the house
In The mean time the wounded man nau
reached the door. where he fell 10 MS
hands and knees. and expired before
assistance could reach him.
A TRAIL or BLOOD.
The razor with which the deed was
committed was found lying beside the
suicide. and n trail OF blood over the
door showed the route he had taken 10
th4 mantel after cutting himself.
MIR. Dyer was 20 years Of age. lie leaves
n wife and two children. the Oldest
years and the youngest months OF
age They are in High Point, n. u
whore his wifes mother CONDUCTS
ho,el No cause whatever can be as
crlbei for the act so far ms Is krNWh
his domestic relations were happy. Ills
wife visited him during the EXPOSITION
last fan. and they then seemed 10 pe
= very loving couple. Mr.. Dyer was
addicted TO drink at times. but ne was
sober last night. Those who Know MN
hest express the belief that suicide was
s,mp,y a mania with him. and that ne
Killed himself because OF an insane desire
no 20 do. and not because OF any troubles
ne might have had.
The Coroner viewed the remains anu
after hearing the circumstances or the
su,cide. deemed an inquest unnecessary
II f. not yet known what disposition
.-r,r no made Of tho body Mrs. Dyer has
Been communicated with.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
Or. Hawthorne to Lecture.

Rev. DR.. j. d. Hawthorne. OF Atlanta,
Ca. formerly the distinguished pastor
OF the First Baptist church here, has con-
scented TO deliver lecture at the Aca-
DENY Of Music on Tuesday evening. May
iath. under the auspices OF the Walker
Light Guard. His subject will be "Cour-
age and Its Counterfeits." Since his
departure from Richmond DIR. Hawthorne
has supplied the pulpit Of the First
church every summer preaching to
large congregations Captain Cunning
ham and his boys hope the popular di-
vine will be welcomed at the Academy
by a large crowd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
MIR. PONDS BRAIN AFFLioi''N'
n II. Either a CIOt or I""""
Is Improving.

Mr. A II. Pond, the Standard VII I'm
,anv omnlovee who was stricken oiiho ny
some brain trouble on THURSDAY ~
noon was getting along quite wen y.s
terday. His condition is not danserou'
f fY r. his eyesight will be restored I,, and
iu I,, !, "'I nhys,ciens, Drs. Ellis ana
s, i,is mink the trouble Is located at
en-. ,., - the brain, and is either d
s tne upon one of the optic nerves rs
oloou ,vnor The former is most likely the
vi and II SO. DR.. Shields says the
o oio, can no removed and the patient may nay
80 ~ rere,ve his vision. II the trouole
az sa ,ha result OF a tuInor 1t may result Sc
r ~ re, as It is very difficult. II not In,
no"s,hls to reach a tumor at the base VI
the brain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05
TIL. RoudoIph Elects Officers

The Randolph Literary Society met last
night in their rooms and elected the fol-
lowing officers President, w. Mac Jones;
ice-President, p. S. Chandler; Score
tary, Lee d. Crutchfeld; Censor and
Critic Thomas B. Frey; Sergeant-at-
Arms, ]. NJ. N. Allen.
The society will rhortly have public
debate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-05

which kept In order runs smoothly and
regularly. 20 the bowels keep. up their
IN good working order This infers.
OF course that they are out OF order.
The sureSt recourse. then, Is Hostetter's
stomach BittfrS. q laxative. mild. but
effective. which - also remedy for
dyspepeia, malaria. rheumatism. ueT.
Ecrsness. ard kidnay treublA