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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-04-20
District Court Docket.

DiStrlcL court DOCKET.
Below we give the list of cases
for the April term of the District
Court for Teton county. This
docket will be called on the first
day Of the uerm--Saturday, April
27-and the cases set. The trial
jury will be called at 10 o'clock on
the Monday following. Litigants
who have business in the court, or
persons who wish to take out final
papers, should be present on the
first day.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
State of Montana VS. Richard
Irwin, burglary; mis-trial at last:
term and continued Sulgrove for
plaintiff, Erickson for defendant.
CIVIL CALENDAR
First National Bank of St. Paul
VS. G W Cooper aud E 7 Concannon,
suit on note: continued from last
term.
Charles N Baldwin VS. John Arm.
strong, appeal from justice court;
con tinued from last term.
Victor Viau vs. Bebulede Viau,
divorce; continued from last term.
| Gus G Minter VS. W F Burgy ct
a., foreclosure mechanics lien; con
tinued from last term.
| Hunter & Mckenzie VS. same,
foreclosure mechanics lien; con>
tinued from last term.
l Goodrich Lumber Co VS. same,
foreclosure mechanics lien; con-
tinued frc:n last term.
Pepicr & DeReimer VS. J V
) Davies, sult on account; continued
from last term.
John Mosier VS. James McDevitt,
con ntinued from last term.
S L Potter, appellant, VS. NJ G
! McFadyen, respondent, suit on
note; appeal from justice court;
continued from last term.
Rettie Burton VS. Sol Cohen and
A B Hamilton, damages; answer
filed
James W Cory, receiver VS. A G
Warner, suit on note; demurrer
: filed.
James II Carnes VS. Chas T.
Green ct al, suit on note; demurrer
filed.
Silverman & Cohen vs John
Armstrong, suit Oh account; de-
murrer filed.
] A Collins VS. W F Burgy ct al,
foreclosure mechanics lien; service
of summons waived.
Belle Coe VS. A B Coe, divorce;
change of venue from Choteau
county.
Superior Savings Bank ct al VS.
NJ D Cooper ct al, foreclosure OF
mortgage; default OF defendant
entered
Robert Fairburn VS. James Pea.
bles, suit for possession of personal
property; demurrer filed.
RA Allen VS. Eliza NJ Allen, di>
: vorce; order of publication issued.
Butte and Mont Com Co VS. A E
and Lou Paisley, foreclosure of
} mortgage; default entered.
Jos Hirshberg ct al VS. George
! Richards and Lena M Richards,
f foreclosure of mor gage; default
entered.
Frank Truchot VS. James N Rails
! ton, suit GU note; alias summons
: issued.
PROBATE CALENDAR.
Anna w Fuller, minor, Sallie q
Graves, guardian; annual state
ment.
Charles F Carpenter, deceased,
Ell F England, administrator. an.
nual settlement.
John Moran, deceased, VIM
Hodgskiss, administrator; papers
i for approval.
e Peter Anderson deceased. o G.
Cooper, public administrator in
charge Of estate; papers for ap-
provai.
q A II nerSOnS indebtad tn me- urior
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-04-20

BUSINESS is picking up in this
country, not because of the demo-
cratic administration, but in spite
of it.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-04-20
CRIMINAL CALENDAR,

State of Mortap VS. Richard
Irwin, burglary; mistrial at last:
term and continued Sulgrove for
plaintiff, Erickson for defendant.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-04-20

ment Of state is a profound failure.
Only once has MIR. Gresham been
prompt In demanding American
rights. That was when the sun
was casting the shadow of our
bulky president, and his gun,
across the moors of Carolina.
Mr.. Gresham was brave soldier
and nobly did his part to uphold
the honor of the American flag
upon the field of battle. When the
Spanish authorities fired upon the
Alliance, the old-soldier blood
surged in his veins, and he forg t
all else. He forgot the injunctions
of his superior. He forgot that
party he had joined for the spoils
of Office. He saw only the insult
10 the flag and his voice rang out
with the thrill of old times. But
it was lapse. One can we'll
imagine the chargin of the presi-
dent as the telegram flashed down
to the Carolina swamps the news
of the secretary's fearless demand
upon the Spanish governn ent.
#~
1t is yet within the memory Of
every one what brilliant diplomacy
has been displayed in our relations
with HAWAII. Mr. Willis was &C
credited to that government. He
carried letter Of friendship and
sympathy to the young republic
That letter addressed the p 'esident
of the new nation as great and
good friend. 1t professcd a wish
for harmony. 1t hoped that every
thing would rebound to the good
of both governments.
At the same time that these by.
pocritica! professions were made,
Mr.. Willis carried in his pocket,
instructions to overthrow Presi-
dent Dole and restore the mon
achy. 1t was pi. ce of treachery
1t was worthy of savage. 1t was
suited to the character OF Judas
lscariot, who betrayed his master
with a kiss. The democratic party
'ught to be proud of the genius
which conceived, and attempted te
execute, such villany.
Not the least remarkable abou
this affair is the forbearance o
President Dole. There are powers
that might be named, who woul.
have given Mr.. Willis an invita-
tion to daugle at the end of rope
There is scarcely any nation OF
earth which would not have ordercc
him home and defied his govern
ment. The security of Mr.. Wilt
rested on two facts. First, th,
young republic was weak ant
unable to cope with the older one
Second, they did not believe tha
the American people would ALLOW
the democratic straaglers to &C
complish their purpose.
| After the brilliant failure O
their plans, our alleged diplomat
withdrew all our warships from
| the islands. 1t was tacit invita-
tion to come in and assume mas
terry. That England did not take
advantage of that invitation is n,
fault of our government. The op
portunity was given her.
v
The government seems to have
adOnted the foreion n0licv whic}
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-04-20

The government seems to have
adopted the foreign policy whicl
might be expected of a bully. Thai
is to say, if nation is too small
and weak to strike back and de.
fend herself, our diplomats swell
up with importance and treat her
with insolence. But if foreign
power is equal, or anywhere near
so, to ourselves, a different tone
pervades the department of state.
In spite of the Monroe doctrine,
the British will be allowed to do
about as they please in Central
America and Venezuela. Ii they
choose to lombard the ports OF
those countries there is no doubt
but that our present rulers will
vociferate amen. 1t is right and
proper that Nicaragua should be
made to pay an indemnity for i'm.
prisoning some British subjects.
1t is severe strain on American
patriotism that Great Britain
should be allowed, under cover Of
that excuse, to acquire territory
in Central America.
The firm and vigorous foreign
policy of the democrats turn out to
be only applicable to small and
feeble nations. When no principle
of American rights or American
honor are involved, tn IN we are
brave indeed.
Perhaps we have expected too
murh of our ponderous presiden'
and his diplomatic experts. 1t il
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-04-20

Perhaps we have expected too
murh of our ponderous president
and his diplomatic experts. 1t is
probably idle to suppose that a
party, that has lost nc opportun-
ity to PROSTATE American indus
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23

puflar la trompa la Ira, segdn los gustos
de cada cual, debemos, periodistas los
que no 10 son, yer no solo la calidad de La
cosa, sino tambi6n su cantidad.
No terminaremos este art1culo sin vol
yer & hacer iusticia q cuantas personals
han intervenido en- que SO apruebe 81 refe-
rido proyecto de ley; aplaudimos sin re-
servas sus intenciones, sabeInos que han
trabaiado con la gran activided y Ell buen
deseo que les son habituales y este es STEM
pre- de agradecer.
Ell que escribe estas fneas tiene un In
timo amigo que cultiva las fresas con YER
dadero carifio en- TN pintoresco vale de la
provincial de Santander y que tiene la cos
tumbre de rfgalar a sus amigos las prime
ras que recoja que son un verdadero
primor. Figtrense los lectores de la CO.
RREsPoNDENCIA nuestra sorpresa 81 nos
encontrAsemos con que dentro de pocos
dlas SO presentase en- puerto Ell vapor Re5-
no Crlst6nG fetado exprofeso para traer-
nos sin deterioro ell regalo de nuestro ami
go. Ser1a muy de agradecer su intenci6n,
pero, francamente, los medios puestos en-
uso nos parecerfan muy superiores, al OBJ
ieto; 6erfa construir una catedral para
guardian una avellana. dHay necesldaC
de aplicar la comparaci6n?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23
GACETA OFFICIAL De HOY

Gobierno General de la isla.-Se repro
duce ell cablegrama que Sc publico en- CO.
ceto eGtroordanGq6G y por el que Sc rebaJa
en- un 25 por ciento el derecho de carga es-
tablecido sobre los azdcares de todas cla-
ses mieles de esta isla.
Idem.-Secretarfa. Negociado e.
Real orden por la que Sc dec1ara acciden-
tai ell nacimiento en- Cardenas (Cuba) de
dofia Isabel Pujol y Puig esposa del Te-
niente fiscal de la Audiencia de 10 Crlml-
nal de Ponce.
Real orden aprobando el nombramien-
to de Secretarfo Suplente de la Audiencia
de 10 Criminal de Ponce a favor de don
Luis PizarrO Lopez
Real orden nombrando me 61ico loren
Sc de la Audiencia de 10 criminal de Ma
yagqez a don Luis Moreno y Arizona 1o,,,
brantlo Jefe del Cuerpo de Policfa y Orden
Pdblico de esta Provincial al Comandante
don Clemente Ruiz de Porras y Nogueras
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COROzAL
e. CRINlEN DE- CUCKHLLAS
DIA 20 ABRIL
EGpect0ca6n

<EGpectOc2OD
= Sigue Ia opinion pdblica hondamente
preocupada y deseoaa de que Ia acci6n de
Ia justicia logre descorrer el velo del mis-.
terio en- que SO envuelve este horrible
crimen, sin precedentes en- nuestra histo-
ria local.
~. .El Jatzgodo de. TasstTucci6m &
Continda este ocupandose con activi-
dad en- las diligencias del sumario. Dice
senos que esta tarde ha ibrado manda-
miento para la detenci6n de varios indivi-
duos. Aun no Sc ha conseguido la identi-
ficacion de los cadaveres. SupOnemos Sc
ran sepultados hoy pues Sc advierte en-
elos visibles muestras de descomposicion.
Los detenfdoS .4
Varios de estos despues de prestar de-
claracion, han sido puestos en- hbertad.
Entre ellos fguran algunas pobres muje-
res que SO hallan muy asustadas ante
la idea de que pueda prolongarse por mas
tempo su triste situaci6n.
Otro detenido
Ha ingresado esta tarde en- el deposi-
to, por orden del Juzgado, un tai Oliveros,
cuyo nonbre no henos podido ihdagar.
Sc encuentra incomunicado y segdn nos
informan, es pariente de una de las vfcti-
mas.
Concentrates
Dado el n1merO de heridas que SIC no
tan ca los interfectos ltiene tres cada Unol
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se supone, en- nuestro concepto, con funda-
dos motives, la participation en- 81 crfmen
de persona adiestrada en- el manejo de ar
mas de fuego.
Ola 81
Na1eUoS detenGdos
Esta mafiana han ingresado en- la car
eel, Sc hallan incomunicados, los vecinos
don Ramon Vazquez, Juan Gallego y Jai-
me Ortega.
i Y este?
Sc nos asegura que la guardia civil ha
entregado al Juez Instructor un pantalon
en- Ell que Sc advierten algunas manchas
de sangre.
En- L9bertad
Como las cinco de la tarde fueron
excarcelados varios de los detenidos, entire
ellos don Ramon Vazquez, Juan Gallego,
Jaime Ortega el citado Oliveros.
Aprovecho la salida del expreso por.
tador para enviarle estas notas, q fin de
que los lectores de ese popular diario pue
dan estar al corriente de los mas impor-
tantes detalles de este tenebroso crimen.
FL CoRREsPoNsAL.
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CRONICA ELEGANTE PARA LAS DAMAS
(ESCRITA EXPRESAMENTE PARA
LA CoRREsPoNDENC1A)

Novedades de primavera y
cuellos.-En perspectiva.-Tonos en-
carnados. s.-Matices diversos. w orth.
La elegancia y ell lujo.-Entre prln-
cipes.- Tristezas infnitas. -Esperan-
"a Y dolor.
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A Y $50
PARA COsER MARCA CHADWCKs CONOCIDO POR PO BLANGO

Ilaas Ia atencion
na "
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i OJ0 OuE INTFBFSAI LA CAPITAL DE- VIZ

VUU yUE INIEhE0A Ia OAFIFAL DE ' II
cAYA LA PUERToRRIQUENA de Sucesores de
Jose Hernaiz, ofrecen 4 sus numerosos parroouia.
nos y al pdblico Ell general I'm magnffco surtido
de telas para todos los gustos al alcance de to.
dos los bosillos. Especialidad en- tiras bordadas
de todos anchos y classes casimires nacionales y
extranjeros. - Realization de pintados. PreciOs
sin ~cQmpetencia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23
AOJlCIAS GENERATES

En- I'm cfrculo de personals distingui-
das de esta Capital, donde Sc comenta ban
ciertas noticias publicadas hace unos dias
por LA CoRREsPoNDENcIA que han sido
V son Ia constante conversation en- todos
los circulos, SO aseguraba por uno de los
interlocutores que las cartas que Sc alu-
d1a Sc escribian en- TN Hotel de esta Capt.
tai. Esta airmacion que honraria Ia
persona aludida, es tOtalmente gratuita.
I'll local donde Sc escriben esas cartas es mu-
cho mas cerca del Ministerio de Ultramar
que ningun hotel nj casa de esta ciudad.
7 ell que 10 dude q. venga esta redaccion.
Por este Gobierno General ha sido
confrmada la negative de este Ayunta-
rniento a la solicitud del ingenieros sehor
Scott pidiendo una pr6roga para terminar
los trabaios del Acueducto de esta Capital
va habiamos dicho antes de ahora, que el
citado stf1or Scott habia interpuesto re-
curse de alzada contra la negative de re-
ferencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23

durante muchos dias. Benditoy alabado
sea 81 Santo nombre de Dios.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23

Pasajeros hospedados en- el gran Ho-
tel Ing1aterra: Don Juan Cam6, don
Luis Vadi, don Luis Marin, don Santiago
Rogue, don Ramon Guzman y sef1ora, don
Carlos Anoldson, don Luis F. Rogue, don
Lucio Delgado, seflorita doffa Araceli D.
Aponte, y sirvienta; sefiora dof1a Manuela
G1tman viuda de Bustelo familia, don
Juan sulsona, don Fidel Fradera, don Ma
teo Frontera, don Clemente Ramirez, don
Luis Zuzuarregui, don Geronimo Sureda,
don c. atnorvitzer, don Abelardo Barre
ra, sef1orita dofa Amelia Mendez y sir
Luis Cianchini, don Names Redondo, don
Bartolom6 Calaninos, don Euripides Ro-
driguez, don Enrique Marquee, don Al
fonso Maese, don Ernesto Winer, don B.
Jatnorvitzer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23

Nos eecriben de Adjuntas que Maria
Caraballo, vecina de uno de los barrios de
esa Jurisdiction, Sc infri6 una tremenda
herida con una navajo de afeitar, falle-
ciendo al dia siguiente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23

Anoche ha llovido... i. mas que antes
de anoche que es cuanto Sc puede declr.
Tenemos pues aqua en- Ia Capital para que
no sea pecasario pensar en Ell acueducto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23

LEASE ell anuncio de las PtIdords ToeO-
E6gGcGs de Gadea que publicamos en- otro
lugar que recomendamos particular
mente a las damas. Els un remedio para
combatir las intermediates de la muier,
que ha dado los mejores resultados On
las que 10 han ueado. Dicho medica-
mento Sc vende en- todas las buenas far
macias. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23

Sigue feIizmente un POGO meior de sus
ouebrantos, nuestrO Director. En- estos
dias ira q Catafo y cuando este un POGO
mas restablecido pasara al campo termi-
mar su convalecencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23

Nos dicen que la escuela de nihas va
cante en- Faiardo por renuEcia de dof1a Do
lores Barbosa, es de primera classy no
de segunda como nos manifestaron y
diiinos en- LA CORRESPONDENCE del 81.
Sirva esta rectiicaei6n para que abran el
oio los interesados por ST alguien Sc propo-
ne dar cato por lebre. -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23
obra "Am

tam. del c6lebre novelista frances Mr..
Charles Morouvel, SO halla de venta en- Ia
Liberia de B. r. Sanjurio Vidal, Fortale-
"a ndmero 25 & $1-50 el ejemplar que cons
ia de dos tomos. +.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23

Fu6 conducido aver al Presidio Pro-
''Tijerilla".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23

UUEolU6 uIICuUb UItEbs- D5uUIJU y HLHDdUU
sea 81 Santo nombre de Dios.
SASTRERIA FRANCESA. A.-FORTALEZA 81.
Pantalones de casimir 20 reales. Sacos
de alpaca fina, q pesos. Chalecos, So
bretodos, trajes para ni1os, ETC., precios
equitativos.
Dice La BGndera EspdnoId de San
tiago de Cuba: tsEntre los pasajeros que
ha traido el vapor Julia SO cuenta ell Pc
riodista don German Vega, procedente de
Bueno Aires. El periodista llegado esta
mafiana en- ell julia don German Vega,
viene como reporter del periodico La La
bertGd de Ponce. Ha sido detenido en- la
Jefatura de Policia."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23

Ez Impartial de Mayagiiez ha empezad
4 publican un n1mero hterario los domir
COS. El qrecibimos aver trae grabados mu
Oportunos Y lectura muy amena.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23

La vecina de la calle de Tetuan MI
nero SO fu6 denuncfada por escandalo J
desobediencia la pareja de servicio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23

Sc cotiza cafe en- ell mercado de ests
Capital de 284 "a pesos por extreme d.
classes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23

EI repartldor de La CORRESPONDENCE
en- Arecibo Sc queja de que don Pedro
to Varona y don Arturo Rodriguez, todos
de aquella vecindad, le deben los peri6di-
cos que le ha servido. Quiere con este re-
clamo refrescarles Ia memoria y que sirva
de ejemplo los que le toman La CORES
PoNDENCIA y despues no le pagan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23

La seflora que haya perdido un zap;
to rebaiado, puede pasar a recojerlo en- g
ia redacci6n. Lo encontro el muchacl
Emeterio Vega en- la puerta de San just
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23

En el muelle de esta Capital Sc hicie-
ron aver las siguientes operaciones. A.
Vicente Compaflfa vendieron A. FL
gueroa y Compaflfa 100 cajas aceite Con
zalez y Alfonso vendieron Figueroa Y
Compania 200 cajas aceite de olivas 200 sa-
cos arroz valenciano y rs cajas quesos
de hoia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23

No olviden los admiradores de la
aplaudida tiple sef1orita Araceli D'Aponte
que el jueves proximo tendra lugar en- Ell
Coliseo de esta Capital su benefcio, po-
niendose en- escena Ia grandiosa obra que
lleva por tftulo Los DidnsG11tes de IG Co
roma, en- la que Sc luciran riqufsimos traies
y todo ell lujoso atrezzo que su interesants
argumento requiere.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-23

Con gusto dejamos establecido el ca
ie con nuestro estimado colega :H Lol
TotorSo de Af1asco. Si antes no habiam
visitado al colega, fu6 por distraction
empleado que tenemos encargado del 81
vicio de Correos.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-10
MORE ARMENIAN oUrKAGEs.

Armenian outrsges are again exciting
the public mind In England. Reports
OF continued Turkish atrocities have
been received by the London Daily
News, showing that they are either de-
serving OF the execration Of all civil
lied people or that sgitators from that
country are pursuing policy OF
Justification equally as culpable.
Armenia Is so far away and
the means OF information so difficult
and uncertain that 1t Is hard to get at
the real merits of the situation. Where
there is so much smoke however. there
must be some fire, and IS England pro-
fesses to be great Christian nation IL
is her duty to force upon the Turkish
government full and open investiga.
ton Of these alleged atrocities. No
other nation has 80 much influence with
the Porte ss England, and to her the
world looks for the real facts in this
case.
1t would appear, however, that she at
last realizes her responsibility and is
preparing to act with other powers in
the matter. A London dispatch of yes
terday says ENJOYS Of Great Britain,
France and Russia are preparing q
joint note which will be presented to
the Turkish government conformity with
a scheme for reforms in Armenia. This
united action of the powers has, it is
said. amazed the Turks and will, it Ia
hoped, show them that they are respon-
sible to the civilized world for their con-
duct
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-10
DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOUTH.

The especially prominent features in
the development Of the South noted by
the Manufacturers Record during the
week are the number of new cotton
mills, showing that largo amounts Of
money continue to be invested in these
industries. The reports include -, 900
spindle mill and $50 loom mill st
Austin, Texas. Other industries are
knitting mill at Winchester. Va, to
employ 200 hands; $50, 900 oil mill in
Alabama, $1,000 0O to be invested in
industries in Baltimore, two 100 ton
cotton oil mills in Mississippi, $3.50, 900
company to manufacture tobacco at
Tampa. Fla, a 100000 coal mining
company in Texas, and two coal and
lumber companies in West Virginia
representing $500, 900.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-10
"a Crank" is respectfully informed
that THE TIMES does not publish an
onymous communications.

SENATOR GoRMAN, of Maryland. takes
hopeful view OF the business situation.
In recent visit to New York he con.
versed with men from all sections Of the
country and was grati6ed to learn OF the
Indications of returning prosperity in
every direction. The Maryland Sena-
tors observations are verified by others
from all parts of the country, which
show that in spite of strikes and labor
troubles in various places, the signs of
returning prosperity are visible on
every hand and are steadily increasing.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-05-10
Knight. ofthe n1accaheo..

The State comm ander writes us from
Lincoln Neb., as follows; After trying
other medicines for what seemed to be o
very obstinate cough in our two chill.
dren, we tried Dr. Kings New Dis
covery, and at the end OF two days the
cough entirely left them. We will not
be without 1t hereafter, as our expert
ence proves that tcures where all other
remedies fail. Signed, II. w. STEVENS,
State Com.-Why not give this great
medicine trial, as 1t is guaranteed
and trial bottles arc free at Christian &,
Barbee's drug store. Regular size, soc.
and2l