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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-21
MANA. a WONDERFUL PAINTING.
a Reception viii be Given for Ladies
Only or Wednesday,.

O''f o' wednesday.
In order to gatiiy the wish of largo
number of influential patrous the mana.
ger OF the beautiful painting Mana" :"
now on view ut 80 Commctoial Place,
mas made arrangements To give q
matinee for ladies' only on Wednesday,
wheh the hours from to Il p. m. will
be set aside for that purpose. The
most remarkable features of this great
painting. as they impress themselves
upon one who has many times gHZed
upon 1t, arc the face and the fiow Of
golden hair from the head to the floor.
In It's outirety it is wildly impressive.
There IN liie everywhere. from the
crown OF the head to the blnsbinR foot.
But the spectators eyes constantly
revert from all tho other clierms of this
beautiful liie on canvas to the express
sire features OF the animate face, and
particularly to those giOrlOus eyes that
meet your own with dazzling lie, aui.
nation and warmth. The very witchory
OF fascination dwulls in those eyes.
The cataract OF hair that falls to the
carpet from the womanly head is SO re
hi,stlc that there is never thought of
artful imitation in the contemplation
of 1t. The background stands out as
though ounningly constructed out of
the genuine articles. The drapery, the
lowelry, particularly the escaped
bracelet on the carpet. and all the ar.
tlcles OF ornaln nentation nre, to the eve.
real creations of the loom and the nrti.
hcer, rather than their doubles on can
vas. The form is perfection and all the
details arc correspondingly perfect.
Mana Is living, laughing, breathfuI
woman, conscious of her beauty and of
your brenthless admiration as YOU Qn2e
on her charms. Tue picture viii! re-
main on exhibition dniiy for the next
week at No. 80 Commercial pluce;
hours, 3 n. M. to 10 p. M.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-21
DOES JAPAN WANT HAWAI?
Sentiment Strongly Turned To-
wards Taking Possession,
THE INFORMATION is POSITIVE
The Safety of the Government
Against AN Early Conquest by
Japan Must be the Protec.
lection of the United
States.
BY Southern Associated Press.

SAN FRAMclsco. Cal, April 90
1t is positively learned here that
puhllc sentiment in Japan is strongly
turned III tho direction of taking
possession OF Hawaii. While the ma.
tive Hawaiians still constitute the
largest nationality $4,000 to the
japanese 25,000, tho latter have the
lnrgrst number of male adults, being
2U,UOu to the natives 10000.
There can be no doubt that small
Japanese squadron with 1.OO0 troops,
cooperating with the resident Japan
ESQ. could easily overcome any resist.
ance possible for oil tho rest of the
population OF Hawaii to make. The
safety of this government against an
early conquest by japan must be in
the protection of the United States,
railing III that. nppes! must be mede
to British protection.
The feeling of this Government is
becoming clear. that they may at an
early day find themselves under neces
sity OF surrendering these islands to
England in order to escape from the
Japanese aggression, unless the United
States adopts definite aud decided
policy OF protection. For week past
the papers which support. the Govern
ment .hnve been clamorously attacking
Chief Tax Collector Shaw for his al.
legged oilense of taking work from the
white printers and giving ie to Chinese.
"Newest Discovery teeth no
mi n
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-21
: hrce >trn,ghi. Tor I.,mchburg.
BY Southern Associated Press

LYNcnBUEG, Va, April 20-Roauoke
dropped her third consecutive game to
LyDcbburg to day by n score of II to
,. Kagey. the nome teams left hand
twirler, was too much for the Magic
City boys. They could get but four
hits OIL him and these were scattered.
On the other hand the Tobaccoulsts
lined out twelve safe hits. we'll punched.
The fielding of neither team was bril-.
liant, but the Lynchburg out played
the visitors ut every poiut. A number
of Roauokers. with red badges, came
down TO cheer up their team, but they
did not get "A cnance to root and left
for home to night broken hearted.
Score
1r,ob,,rre oooano,. ~
Roanoke o . o 20 90 IL
Batteries-kagey and Schabel; Stahl
aud Clark.
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FnIiK OrInrbnrO.
Special Dispatch to The Virgins

TAnnoRo. n. c.. April 2O.-The
stockholders oi the Bauk of Iarboro
met here today and permanently or.
ganized under charter granted by last
Legislature with capital stock $50. 600.
Charter permits eli increase to $3.50
0lO. The following were elected as
board of directors: j. II. Cattin, John
+. Shackleford, w. T.. Fountain. T.. j.
keech, Reuben Foster. of Baltimo ore,
Dr. Il. J. Speight. John 4. Davis, w.
Newton Smith aud T.. ID. Pennington.
Ask your grocer for Acorn cakes.
ketail price 10 cents per pound. Obern-
dorier ~ Co.. Distributing Agents.
Buttermilk aud CO Cream at Macs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-21
PORTSMOUTH'S FINE WORK.
They Secure the Last of the Series
From Richmond.
Special Dispstoh to tho vrsinieu.

opeciHi DlppSlcn 10 tnc NlrStuiau.
RICHMOND, Va, April 2O.-The
seven thousand baseball enthusiasts,
who attended the game at League
Park this afternoon got the worth of
their money. Portsmouth "got there, "
giving Richmond her first defeat.
The day was perfect, and both teams
were IN the pink OF condition. 1t was
battle OF the giants and played with
all the energy imaginable. Leach
pitched for Portsmouth aud put up u
magnificent game.
Tho ball WAS put in motion, with
Richmond at the bat. The Husters
failed 10 score, as did Portsmouth in
her half.
The game was SO closely and care
fully played that there WAS not the
slightest chance for any brilliant work
late proved himself the hero of the
day, and when he made the hit that
gave the Portsmouths three runs and
CAUSED tho defeat of Richmond the
Portsmouth sympathizers went wild.
To the big first basemsn il due the
Hustlers' downfall.
u the first inning Portsmouth was
weakened by the retirement OF their
brilliant second basemau. Knox, who
was caught mapping on the third by
MoGowan and lost his head aud struck
the basemsn with his fist. The ex-
citement was intense aud SO inexcusa
bic was the conduct of Knox that he
was forced to retire by the umpire.
Knox Is u good player, but lacks head.
The following is the score by innings:
Il L ii
Portsmouth. 20Il2lx-7
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-21
VARIOUS ENTERTAINMENTS.
he Lecture OF Miss Blair and Enter.
tainments at Montefiore.

The large double parlors at the resi-.
dence OF Bishop Randolph we're we'll
hlied Friday evening ou the occasion
OF Miss Maria Blair's charming lecture
on the Court OF Ferdinnnd aud Isn-
bella. The delightful treatment OF
the subject gave additional interest to
tins brilliant epoch OF Spanish history,
which Ia the natural introduction to the
series o! SIX lectures to be given by
Miss Blair on early American history.
AT THE DANCING ACADEMY.
Prof. a. BelleLZu's soiree Thursday
night was attended by quite q number.
During the evening the Professor led
the dancers through one OF the pretty
hgures Which VIII be used i'll his Lily
lug Whist"
Saturday night about twenty five
couples assembled at Montehore Hall
10 participate In a private sOiree con
Quoted by Prof. Bellezza, which afford.
ed all very pleasant evening.
UNIQUE PLEASURE CLUES BALL.
The Unique Pleasure Club gave
their first bail ut Montetiore Hall Mon
day night, which was q very enjoyebie
aiialr. Dancing commenced at $3.50
O'Clock and continued until /. when
the merry assemblage adjourned to the
supper room and partook of delightful
refreshments. The music was furnished
oy ftof. Charles BoIes aud was as
usual delIghtini
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-21
FLORENCE CR|TTENDEN HOME
he Debt Will Be Paid Off Before
Very Long.
THE CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED
what the Institution Has Done and Is
Doing For Unfortunate and Dis
tressed Women. Very Gener-
Gus Support Given by Many
OF Norfoik's Good People.

Inc following amounts have beou
received mp to date towards paying the
~, 900 debt on the Florence Crittsudeu
Home, IN response 10 the appeal re.
Gently made through papers aud per
sonnl appeals: y friend, 500; friend,
Sloo; Judge Spaiding, $50; Mr. Lowns
onry, $50; MIR ID Lowenberg. 500;
Mr. G Milev, 800; Mr. w j Shepherd,
SlOO; MIR Albert Grandy, SO: MIR Geo
Dnwes, So; Mr. n Burruss, so; MIR
Barton Myers, $50; MIR Luther Shol
don, S25; Mr. krise, $25 n friend. So;
cash, So; MIR Frank busch, SD; a
friend, 81; cash. $40; Newport News w
q U, 50; Atlautic City WCrU u, s.;
Brambleton W q L u, S1S-S777. Paid
In 1884.
There are at present ten inmates be
sides four infants. Four girls have
been admitted during the pnst month,
aud eignty-two since the Louse was
opened two years ago besides twenty
children, several OF which have been
adopted.
MIR. Davis, the baker, sends the
nome tonr loaves OF bread daily.
Messrs Williamson n Bllups pnd Mr..
L. Stosser, send fresh meat once n
week. a grocer sends eight pounds of
salt meat once week. Two dairvmen,
oamposteIla and Pembroke, give IL
quart OF milk daily for the babies.
Mr. Savage gives five gallons OF oil
every month. These. with the mauy
Incidental gifts of friends and u
monty subscription from d number of
kinuly Christian men ard women,
serve to keep tue home free OF debt.
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changed ssnna..

The jeweiry and watch repairing es.
Enlistment formerly kept by Mr.. II.
#. Maxim. at No. Ill Main street, has
changed hands. Mr.. George u. Chase
succeeding him. Mr.. Chase will make
IA speciality Of repairing aud will keep
Oh hand fnl supply of jewelry,
watches, clocks. musical Instruments.
strings, etc. He will al,o give special
attention to works for tho trade.
We have d large assortment of Scotch
snitings that are very stylish for
spring. Nichols & Wallace, 169 Main
street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-21
EXTRAORDINARY SPECIAL SALE
Lace Curtains, SmYra Rugs and Beau.
tiful Hassccks


tifuI Hassocks.
Monday. April 22d, Will place on sale
about hail tbelr value, the following
goods bought for cash at the great
clearing sales IN New YORK. 80 palr,
lace curtains AT j9y, G9c, 1gc, 81. ST. 10.
SID. Si,3J. Sl.4j. 81. 80 par, worth
nearly double aDy OF the above prices
100 pairs from s.. % TO So pair; 100
Smyra rugs at i}c each; 100 Hnssocks
at l"c each; cnrtaln poles, brass trim.
mings ut l0c; curtain poles IN ash. wal.
nut, cherry and oak, with wood euds.
rings and brackets, Zoe set; 30 dozen
sllh windsor ties, &c each; linen table
damask, 2lc, 3jc, 37c. 45c, soc ward;
Turkey red dama5k, 80 inch, l9c ward:
napklus, doyIies, towels, chenille table
covers aud portieres, at prices never
on such goods before. Cut prices ON
dress goods, Innings, trimmings. viii
continue special prices on ali cottons.
cambrics ami sneetlUgs. India lawn
remnants DC, 7c, l0c yard; check mus.
I'm ic, DC, 81; ginghams Ic, DC, SO yard
Zoe nix reduced 10 l9e; 39c quality to
z3t; 0jc silk To 4Jc yard best calico
40 yard, and hundreds of other bar
gains. Don't fail to call Monday. as
you can save money on everything IN
our line. Levy Bros, l7l Main street:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-21
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.

Latest Styles. Lowest Prices. Wright's,
1876 Main Street
2oc. New style checks, all the latest
shades, ~ iucn half wool, maue to
sell for SIZE.
oOc. 70 inch checked silks for waists.
&c. Lovely styles 81 inch percales,
shonld be lOc.
i9c. Beautiful half wool dress goods in
l'ght and dark shades, worth 30.
33c. ~ iuch navy Storm serge, all wool,
worth soc.
5Oc. 35inch silk finished black Henri.
eita, worth 15c.
oOc. 40 inch black storm serge, all wool,
worth 81 C.
zoe. Black MORE silk, rich appearance,
Tor separate skirts. This Will be a
snrnrIse to all who see 1t.
beautiful liue emproiderles and laces
ut low prices.
"Clearlng up all goods left from trus-
lee 8 stock at great reductions. Big
bargains. Gull and see them"
Ladies bicycle corsets just received.
WhlGnr's, l96 Main street.
We will receive the newest shapes in
hats as they come out We will keep IA
complete stock of millinery goods to
the end OF the season. Will try to
please Gil customers, but will never
charge eXhorbitant prices.
MRs. p. RIEs,
lCl Church street,
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Standing tn. clubs.
Warrington and Lee percnted.
speeial Dispatch to The virRlaian

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, April 20.
The |arsities defeated Washington nni
Lee here this evening in baseball by
the score of l3 to o. Nelson aud the
whole Varsity team played beautiful
game. They only made for hits oil
him. Pratt did the pitching for the
visitors and pitched very good game.
Not one OF the Washington and Lee
men passed second base.
Batteries: Washington and Lee.
Foster and Pratt; Virginia, Cochran
aud Nelson. Umpire-Philips. OF
Richmond.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-21

SUMMAhY: Earned Runs Norfolk, 5;
Petersburg, 3. Three Base Hits
~ Hagan. Hager, Hauptmau. Lawson.
4'wo Bnse Hits Holman, Duukle.
stolen Bsses-Norfolk, /; Petersburg,
3. Double P!ays-Curr and Whaley;
Corcoran, Whaley aud O'iingap. Bases
pn Balls-On Lawson, .; of Dnnkie, q.
Struck Out-By Lawson, >; by Harris
.; by Dunkle, 9. Passed Balls Hay
den. Wild Pitches-Dunkle. Umpire
r-Sanders.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-21

P"''f s'"s''' "i''rihG.
All ordering one dozen cabinets at
S3 will be presented with one of my
carbon aristos with handsome gilt
frame. Thus offer Is only for Easter
week. l72 Main street.
tlnN, ian,. Hay.
Choice Michigan Hay in lots to suit
the trade cheap. ID. p. REID N BRO,
apl0 D&W Win 2G9 and 270 Church st.
Buttermilk and Ice Cream at Macs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-21
Burruss, Son s. Co.,
BAN KERS

commercial and other business paper dis,
counted
Loan, negotiated Oh favorable terms.
and sold. eas
Deposits received and accounts invited.
lntotost allowed on t.mc deposits.
saie Deposit Eoxes for rent Charges
moderate. Sea
Draw lls OF Exchange and make cable
tranSfe to Europe.
Letters OF credit issued 10 princ;naI o;.;a.
OF the world. oo9T
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r. A. SAUNDERS.
Second Week Sale Of e. S. Jaffray &.
Co.'s Stock.

You will be surprised this week at
the wonderful low prices on Jaifrny's
stock: Henrietta cloth worth 81, now
ooc. Ialietn eilks from 44c. up; Chinn
silks from l9c. up; towels, napkins,
doylies and damask at wholesale prices
of ,Inifray's.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-21

iinni sale ltonda,.;
Ii. l.. Page announces that the sale
OF Purcell house furniture will be con
iiuued Monday. This will positively
be tue last day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-21

Constable Bros. a. Wall have removed
to Academy Music building.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-21

Newest Discovery"-E teeth no
pain. n. Y. ID. Rooms, 162 Main.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-21

The best thing out is Acorn cakes.
Retail price 10 cents per pound, ior
sale by ali grocers. Try them. OUern.
dorfer d Co., Distributing Agents.
II you want watches, clocks, jewelry
or silverware call on Brown n Wolf.
successors to 5. Il. Smith, IL Bunk
street.
Don't fail to sea Frank II. Galea' ada.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-05-23
Mount Hope.

MOUNT HOPE. May 2a,-The weather was very
cold for several tlaysaS compared with the I'M
usual warm spell Of April. Frost injured corn
on the low lands and some may have to be re-
planted.
Fur coats and warmer clothing were brought
into re,,uiSitiOn again last week.
Farmers who delayed planting corn until last
week think they are prophets.
The weed crop will be enormous this year I'M
cssan extra amount of work is done in the field
.Jte Hellhotf has opened an egg and butter
market In akron and will be found under John
son Bros. store. We wish him success In his
enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. y. Higman of Sioux City visit
ed with r. j. Reeves u couple of days last week.
We are indebted to Hon. A. ". johnson for
copies OF the books containing the reports Ut the
committee who investigated the late lamented
Taylor and Ruth.
Mrs. j. Il. Olson was very III last week and DIR.
Ellis was call In. At last accounts she was
rapidly recovering.
i;enerel farmers in the community are ell
larging their fields by breaking up new land.
August AndersOn's team took q run one day
last week with the cOrnplanter They kept the
road until they reached MIR. Sellberg'S pasture
when one horse jumped the fence and they ran
about eighty rods strattdle the same before they
found part that was strong enough to stop
them. Outside OF breaking off the fence posts
no damage resulted. DoEsTICk.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-05-23
Alcester.
AlcpSter Union.

Bessie Tr,ple, the ten year old daughter III
John Tr,lte was quite seriously bitten on one 81
dressed the wound and it Is he ling rapidly
Mr.. r. j. SOuthwOrth Of Montana who has
been on = visit IN Michigan stepped on his re-
turn and spent !, week with his brother in law,
the Harding boys of this place. lie resumed his
hOlnew ard Journey Tuesday, being accompanied
as far as Mitchell by Miss frankie Pierce who
Will spend a few weeks with her aunt ut thst
Attorney Ericsson Of Elk Point and Cr:,n,lall Of
Beresfard were IN Alcester last saturday II is
sd seldom that we see u lawyer in our unusually
quiet peaceful town that the event OF two on the
same day attracted much attention and ELECTED
some inquiry IN regard to their business 1t
WAS noticed that Judge Ienkng was also in town
Mysterious Chances were east and hints thrown
out by wise persons. The legal men departed
however and the day closed without any arrests
or any habeaus-cOrpS maiHanus, or Injunction
proceedings lnallgtratad. 1t was narrow cs-
cape though and we think 1t would be well to
have few cyclone caves dug y order to guard
against such dangers MS this that may menace
us in the future. When two lawyers aud Il Judge
swO y down upon MS on the same day. 1t is cvi-
dent that preparations must he made for safety.
Louie Williams Invited Il number OF his young
friends to his home Friday evening to celebrate
the anniversary Of his ninteenth birthday. Louie
WAC not born on the 10th of May nineteen years
ago. but on the nth nj January. He did not
choose his birthday hut having arrived ut the
mature age ~ nineteen he decided to choose
pOrtant evy mt Of his life Accordingly he CON
suited the weather prophets Of Aicester and
chose the 10th Of May IN preference to the chilly
Jnute's Judgment was good on This point as the
party was i success in every particular. The
..v.. cary harpist Natal Pazzt,. accompanied by
his viOliniSt were the musicians. All present
passed an enjoyable evening and hope to t; Ike
part ~ I.""t"'S anniversary PARTIES in The fut,,t
b. Frank Knapp, senior editor "f the Ieaaer
some intentions Of settling n. ...... ..,,n..
Ahlut thirty years aga. II orr memory serves us
right, Bro. Knapp shollcrel the sna,-. > ,lm
nod nt
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-05-23
Nora.

nora.
NORA, Max 90 Corn planting Is nearly finish
ed.
Knut X. Ofstad and Erieli Running threshed
their Millet last week.
There was a slight frost Sunday night, but
very little damage was done.
John Valstad viii soon begin to build his new
house.
John Running is still unable to make any use
of his foot, which he had hurt last winter.
Mis- Julia II0ltlicy Is stll very sick. bnt we
hone that we soon can report her better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lykken returned from Charles
Mix county last Monday where they have been
attending Il double wedding.
i. Upland, one Of our able teachers, started
for home last "Wednesday having finished a long
term III school. Joe Is u jolly fellow and We are
sorry to loose him.
Ole Berg had Il narrow escape from a cross
bnll the other night. but he managed TO get
through the fence before he was caught,
The picnic was u grand success though a little
better weather would not have been out OF place
Ole Quail and Ole Ofstad were intending to
make trip to the old country in the latter part
Of May. but the trouble between Norway and
Sweden scared them out.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-05-23
NEIGHBORHOOD NE VS.
important Happenings and Events from tho Va
rious Towns in tho County
eatherod by The Courier's Able Corps Of Cor
respondents.
Brule.


BRuLE, May 2i.-Corn planting Is pretty we'll
wound up for this year. Frost ami cutworms
are doing serious damage to early lanted corn.
Mrs. Sam Dah' is reported to be very sick
friends IN Eruic saturday aud Sunday.
Ole Nelson has new wheel.
Andrew Ven returned from Sioux Falls, where
he has had his eyes treated BY = specialist,
John johnson. Sr. attended the l.ohe- Thorn
son wedding in Clay county on last saturday.
Tallie Anderson and krick Corneleson made
hopes Of better days gives them courage.
Engcbright krogstad has his buggy horse
pretty well broke now, SO tiat he soon will b.
Join johnson. Jr, thinks he don't need a
buggy horse very bad for u few months.
Il,lwig lewisOn and Lewis kanum were huut-
ing gophers and rabbits last sunday. They
claim they scared them all of the farm.
Henry Dahl has q bran new buggy. Henry
thinks he is going to be right In it after this.
Gust johnson. the new clerk from liawarden
MIR. G. LewisOM and Miss. Ella Lewiston went
TO Sioux City Thursday. MIR. Lewison expects
to meet Mrs: Lewiston In the city ON her way
and Mrs. Girls Ericsson are also expected to re-
The nth Of May celebration was well attend
t% s,S s ass a"S evening n% en s
editor Of The COURIER was present himself SO
you will find more elsewhere in this issue.
Andrew and Carrie Nelson started out IN a
fsSoh Aoa LOU S'"s.Ss =" y
where Andrew expects to lind a suitable home
for the future. Andrew and Carrie have
been residing In Brue for several years and
have made lots Of friends all Of whom wish
them happy future.
Cards are already out for the marriage Of
Andrew Ranum and Miss Betsey liOvland. A
good time is expected
Miss Mary NelsO n Of the state university at
NermilliOn visited with her parentsin Brule over
Sunday.
liver Loire Of Clay county and Miss Sarah
Thompson Of Brille were married at the groom :
home six miles west Of the Sphinx pOstOtiice on
last Saturday afternoon by Rev Wick. Quite q
number OF the brides relations and friends
from here attended the wedding.
Tallie Anderson and Elck COrneliSOn went to
iankton Monday evening to go out on the rcser-
walton Tuesday when 1t was opened for settle
nent. We hope the boys will find q good piece
of land and locate for themselves II good home.
NIGHTINGALE.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-05-23
NOTICE..

If yor are suffering from poor health
DIR. DeForh's Blood and Nerve Food
is the latest and best product OF med
ical science. II you are troubled with
Il tired, exhausted feeling, lack OF
energy, pains across the back, consti-
patton, bilinusness or headache, re-
member that ''BIood Food is guar
anteed to remove the cause of such
troubles and restore the patient to per
feet health.
IT you are not perfectly satisfied
with DIR. DeFord's Blood Food after
you have taken it return the empty
bottle. and the purchase price will be
refunded. For sale by
DIR. W. j. Comfy,
Elk Point, South Dakota