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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08
NOR TIL CAROLINA

which lis now the town hall and high
school Of Morehead City.
The Morav!ans held 4 "love feast"
here last evening, the fret ever held
by that denomination anywhere In this
section Of the state.
Roses have begun to bloom here 1t
is regarded MS extremely early.
In few days State Mine Inspector
Hamlick will so 10 the coal mines at
Cumnock. This Is really the only mine
covered by the mining inspection law
which was drawn only to cover coal
mines.
The new directors or The North Carroll
ma railway are TO take charge Thu:
month. 1t Is said.
Charles a. Cook. of the State Board
or Internal improvements, has been
here three days In conference with Gov
ernor Russell and Attorney General Wal
ker.
THE INJUNCTION CASE.
The Injunction ease OF Tucker against
the Governor. president and directors Of
the Atlantic ami North Carolina rail-
way. is continued by Judge Smonton
until June 9th. At Asheville. Then II
will come up the day after the one set
FOR the hearing of the North Carolina
railway lease party.
Adjutant General Andrew D. Cowles,
or this State, Is to be Minister to Greece.
This Is aid 10 be definitely agreed upon.
TWO convicts from ChoNan and one
from Allegheny arrived at the penl.en-
tiary to-day.
a QUEER LAW.
One of the queer acts passed by the
late lamented Legislature 80 prevent
stock from running al large In the town
Of Sparta. Allegheny county, and to
promote the health of that place" 1t
provides. among other things, thai; no
Chicken house shah be within 100 feet
Of any dwelling" It Is suggested bv
wa2s that this is ''for the promotion OF
chicken stealing and the announcement
OF camp meetings."
an effort was made TO pass q cigar
cite law. II failed for the State. But
law did pass as TO the town OF Column
bus. POLK county, prohibiting the sale
therein OF cigarettes to any pe:Eon what
ever. II.
The "sherlffE' institute" IS. The newes.
thing III the way Of conventions. Three
weeks ago !: was first talked OF In the
office OF the State treasurer Your cor.
respondent thought the whole business
was joke and so suggested that Treas.
ucer Worth lecture in the morning or
| the revenues act, and Chief Clerk Den
mark IN the afternoon on the machine
ry act" and that between these enter
lta!nlng features Were TO be Illustration
| 10 sher!ifs OF The best method OF hang
ing, OF chasing criminals with blood
hounds and Of pistol shooting at pr.so
nerS trying to escape.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08
RIERrFOnIp.

Heitford, n. c., April T.-iSpccial.) y
ME- John B. Neal, OF Scotland Neck
IS IN town looking after the contract fol
the court house vault, to he built soon
MI. -. ~. Morgan, OF Elizabeth City
is in town on business.
The Rev. Victor Griffin preached Las
night at The NJ. +. church. He Is 4
young man Of consit!erah BILE promise. M
Mr.. w. r. Shannonhunse has gone
North for hts spring goods
Several bidders on the new bridge con.
tract. representing different companies
are expected hero Monday, The 18th in.
slant, which Is the date for letting.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08
ELIZA IsETI7 CITY,

Elizabeth City. N. c., April 7.-Spc-
cial)-Mr. II. T. Greenleaf was in Eden
ton yesterday
Mr.. Mel Mabriam has returned from
= visit to friends IN Washington, n.
Ihere was a drcll dill Of the Naval
Reserves at the .trmory last night. The
inspector vii! be here this week.
Miss Halle Watson will give q sun
per Tonight at the residence Of her par
cnts. Captain and Mrs. Samuel Watson
AT Albema!le Park, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Reddng Banks
the finishing touches were pu, t
uVermans new opera house yesterday
1t included putting in the scenery, cur.
tain, etc. =.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Enstern DISTRICT of Nirginin

WHEREAS. ON THE 1st DAY
April. 1897, y. e. Jones Tiled his libel
IN the District Court of the United Sta.e 5
for the Eastern District OF Virginia
against the Schooner Mary Curt 5, her
n oonss. tackie, apparel and furniture, IN a
AND WHEREAS, by Virtue OF Process:
IN due form OF law, 10 ME directed, re-
turEable on the 9Th day Of April, 1897 I
Mary Curtis. and have her in my Gus
NOTICE IS HERERY GIVEN, that a
states Court Room, III the City Of Nor
Iolk on the 10Th day of April 1897, for
or owners. and all persons who may have
Or claim amy Interest, are hereby cited TO
he ana apnear at the time and place fore
SAID, 10 show cause, II any they have
why final decree should not mass as
prayed. j. A. HIIDGiN
T. S. Marshal.
apr2-toanrlii Dcputy Marshal
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08
AUt"iI0N SA..ES-FilrunE nay


PURSUANT TO \ DEED Of rRIjST 0E
tehrunrN 18th. 1896, and duly recorded
III -, u. III a. page SG3. Clerks office Cor
poration Court, Norfolk City, va. and NJ
request OF creditor therein secured. we
sna!i sell at public auction TUESDAY,
N1'tIl. 10Th 1857, At II n. ut the NorfoIlS
i;enl Estate Exchange the following prop
AL THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND.
WIN improvements thereon, situated On
We soutm s;de OF Union street, in the city
as as in'i9ws: ReE;nning at a point on the
south side OF Union street, distant eighty-
iiEa feet. more or less, from the west side
OF Nnbraska street which pc Mt is the west
Gln inc OF nroperty NOW or formerly ID.
Jas taylor thence along said l.ne SOUTH
WalnlE y degrees west airhty-p;cht fc,aS
SX inches. 10 = pci..i Ita !.... III, tst.:,,,.
between Cnicn ana w de Water streets:
thcnce north G1ia degrees west seventy-iivt4
ieet mare or less. TO The lard formerly -
loHglES TO Margaret Tucker: thence along
the '&@d Of the said Margaret Tucker
north u degrees east ninely-fve feet 10
Union street and thence castwa Clly seven-
sy-ive feet along the southern std, or
Union street to Or. las. Tayor's line, the
piece CT beginning
TERMS CASH
j. y. LOWNSRERRY
and EDWARD SPALDiNG
Trustee
W II. II. TRICE & Co,
aprS-tds Auct:oneers.
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PROPOSALS.

Superintendent's office,
Norfolk. Va. April eth, 1887.
G ALED PROPOSALS WILL Biz RE
ceived NJ this building Until O'Clock y.
M, April 18th. 1897, for furnishing fuel,
water: ice. miscellaneous supplies. wash
ing towels, hauling ashes. and sprinkl:ng
streets fer this building during the fiscal
year ending Jnnc 10, 1898. or such portion
The right TO reject any and all bids is re-
served by the Treasury Department
l.. II. SHIELDS
hpfS-iut Custodian.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

The childsen Of the Ar E. church had
an ICE cream supper tonight at
the. Hotel Waldorf.
Mr.. j. Onsby, formerly OF this place.
put now from Henderson, n. c., is
here attending court
Mrs. j. \. Brown has re turned from a
very pleasant visit to Henderson, N. c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

AT REQUEST Q FCREDlTOR THERE
=, n secured and IN compl ance with deed
CT trust dated tpril 18th, 1881. and duly re-
corded IN p L, lr7. p: 80, Colpos alton Court
NtiIo.k, va, | shall sell a, public auction
al Y O'clock noon, TUESDAY. APRIL
2gth, 1877, at n, Norfolk Real Estate Ex-
change, Nolfolk, Va: .l.
WIN brick dwelling house thereon. situat-
ca IN l3ramlle:on Ward, Norfolk City, Va.
and bounded end d,Scr. bed as follows,
to,wit: Beginning nj the southeast
S.Ce or Rose avenue. at q point
hfty-two feet six Inches from its
intcrsect!on with Ca rhorne avenue
thence eEtondsng n southwesterly direc-
ton along Rose avenue twcnty-siX feet
three inches; thancc extending IN s,uth-
eaStc?ly d!rtcti0n one hundred feet: theme.
northeasteriy parallel with Rose avenue
twenty s.: feet three inches. and tE,,nco
nolthwesicriy one hundred feet to TIL.
point Of beginn ng. Ec!n2s tho same props
erty convcA>d to y. ~. it!ey by c. r. OIL
Yer ard wife by deed Of July 5th, 1890
TERMS CASH
j. y. LOWNSBERY. Trustee.
TOWNSEND &: JOYNES
nplS-tuS AuctiOneera.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08
|. he NEW SCHOOL LAW
The Act 10 Encourage Local Taxation for
# Schools E1cltes Much Opposition.
WORK ON INSANE HOSPITAL AT RALEIGH
TAe Annex 10 Being Completed MS
ssffss Rapidly ns Possible-The Cover.
Sts ~ Law Apparently liz HE Interest
5s OF Chicken Thieves.

s# Raleigh, N. c., April .-(special)-
THE State superintendent OF public In
8struction says he knew all the while
there would be opos!tion to the new law
Ito encourage local taxation FOR pubic
= schools !. He decides that the word Ids
%trictn In the act means township, since
Isl the towns hip Is the smallest territory
tSAuthorized to levy q: tax. There Will be
:Stn "a few cases some hardship, where
& 81 school district now comprises parts
s.Sof several townships, and this will ne
Sscessitate some emoVals Of buildings.
ss#f Work is being pushed on th. large
4 annex to the hospital for the insane
here, so It can be occupied by June 1st
Lon each or The four floors are wards
Tor twenty-five male patients and there
Y ate bath rooms and ward dining
room on each floor. In the annex to the
Vi female wing there is a congrega;e din
,$1ilg room, but this will not he the case
& as#to the male wing. referred 10 above
/ fsEVEcUTlVE IL CLEMENCY.
:Ss The Governor pardons Henry Harris,
$cf&GrAhYille county, who was convicted
3Sof an assault growing out Of some poll
5sticai quarrel He also pardons John NJ
Benson, ex-trea:urer Of Bladen county,
who was convicted OF cinbezzling sc, 900
the county funds. Benson was alb
3 gave himself up.
- q IN eW era Institute Of the colored
{SBaptbsts IS III sb:ogress here. The white
&Bapt.sts are cooperating in the work,
I'm accord ance with the direction Of their
s&Eklte convention. ts
la3t.S 81 audins Cookery Is to deliver the adj
s dreas May 30tt,@ decoration day, at the
IEreat ma tiolial cemetery a. Sails bury.
u ss53 he Capital club viii have an ex-
.S.t tnely handsome building, and work
s5soll.it is TO begin April 1st.
ie 5, W sner report for March says
Va IA s. The highest temperature was so,
ssfEl iii Invest. 81 There were five frosts,
4 s3sSas ihe hes " ia n d
80 tenent n made that The De-
Justice IS inin!cal to Judge
of The western district.
sts " tstra 80 OF his long and
4 Y aIble services on the bench
s II5Hs sEaIBLY.
~ ~, Session Of
at NJ ore
grea ter Ia III sa nurbey
y safs sns s: easto fS sYill be held
ding is5 hu {
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

Child's Suit. All Wool Checks. Plaids. etc.
IN double breasted, strong, durable and
B. to bring you back Our factory pr.ce
Chidren's Kiicc Pants, 4 TO IA years durn-
Bile. we'll made tho fire sale hunbugl
nc rake methods nllowedt all you want
b. while they last. Our factory price,.
chld's Knee Pants. ages i to II years.
grey mixed Tweads, etc: we don't saw
Scotch, but good all the same Our
q factory price .......... ..................
u Chllds Knee Pants: ages 4 to II wears. in
ine All Wool Checks, Cheviots and
Homespun-modcrn wonder. Our fac
tory price ........... .........
o Mems Pants, all Sizes, durable IN quality.
"A STYLES assorted: mostly fancy stripes
v Our factory price ............, :...........
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III AI.ia'AE

~, Ha!ifax. N. G., April T.-tspecial.)-
The Criminal Court is in session. Ju1re
sutton Presiding. There are & humble:
OF eases TO be tried. About forty pr!so-
ners are in jail
Ihc Rev. Robert Peelc lec:ured hero
last night for the benefit Of the Baptist
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

, Mems Pants. Grey Mixed Twecds Hair IL
Lines ard Fancy Stripes. Our factory nun
pe ''...''... ........ ..-.-..... 1UU.
LOCO pairs Mems Pants Fancy Worsteds
Gneviots,. Fancy Cassimeres Hair
= t nes and Pm Checks, with touch Of nm
ILngi;sh effects; you can't cease to liXF
wonder Our factory price .......... UOG.
500 pairs Mems Pants. All Wool. Wcrsted
ana stripes, Fancy Cassmeres, Hair ~
Lines Checks and Pla,ds New Pat Nv
terms and Conceis. Our factory price 10
900 pairs Mems Pants. English Worsteds.
our own import alton, Hal Lines, Pin
checks, Fancy Stripes and Pla!ds the an
writer staggers. but 1t is so, lie has seen Tx
the bargains Our factory price ........ |. UU
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CAST ExTERMINA'rE THEN.
The Chownn River snncIfilcntionis,
gst... Continue 10 Eiourfsf,

Suffolk, Va. April 7.--(Special)-rh
:Sanctificationists have taken a lasting
hold on the people of Montrosa. N. q,
and Vicinity. The seed tsown by Joseph
5Lynch and Sadie Collins, despite the
aarnttagon.stic Htand taken by the other
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-08

RY VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST
u dated March 14tfi, 1891. duly recorded IN
- j. SO. =: 2, Clerks Office Corporation
Ceu:t. Norioi!E City, w, and at request
at public auction at IL o'clock m, TIL YRS:
DAY. April 18TH, 1897, at the Norfolk Real
LOT or LAND. with improvements there
on, situated in FIamblston, Norfolk g ty,
Va ana bounded as fellows: Beginning
nue., distant I5o feet, thence easterly par
allcl o; Bond street: thence southeriy
crly, paiaiiel W tn Bond street Isl feet 10
land formerly J, G. Poliaii's: thnnce
northeriy along said Polards land 1925 feet
ID land formerly OF Newton Fitz; thence
westerly along said Fitz's land ISL feet
to the point OF beginning
TERMS CASH
W. J. BANTER, JR.,
Substituted Trustee,
TOWNSEND e. JOYNES,
aEi- Auct:onecrs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31

almost the only visible evidences of the late administration will be grease spots and gore.
 The crowning event of the in- auguration will be the reception tc: nj sht, the programme of which aD- peared in the Repubticam of yester- day, with the exception of two de- tails which have been since ar ranged. The meeting which will he addressed by Judge Webster Street will be presided over by Mayor J c. Adams. The militia will berin attendance as body and -as the representative of the militia. Major R. Allyn Lewis will have charge of the ceremonies within the executive chambers.
 The decorations which will be begun this morning will be superb. The music will be furnished by the Capital City band. whose pro lgrammeis said to be more elaborate than any ever rendered in Arizona. -RepubJicaq.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31
The Farmers Outlook.

The statements of the fisca! year just ended show that the agricul- tural element of the country has enjoyed a greatly improved cOndi- ton during the past year, while other statement: received here are equally gratifying as to tke pr g. D. cts for the coming year. The computations of bread stuffS during the yer ending June 3J, 1897, amounted t. $l3),S3S.S2S in value against $136 345 845 in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1896. and $110.957.7753 in the fiscal year end ing June 30, 1895. This is an in crease of $53,OO0 GOO in she pockets nf inc farmer: for the year just ended fer brsidstuffS alone, as com pared with the preceding year. and an increase of $79 ,U00,0D0 com pared with the year 1895. The exprrtati0 of cattle for the fiscal year just ended amounted 10 about $2,OO0,O0O more than in the pre- ceiling year fresh beef increased about $4.OUOU00. hams 5000, GOO.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31

THE repcrts from Kiondyke read like fairy tales, but we can match them right here in Yuma and make no fuss about it either. The La Fortuna mine winch has been run. ming only 13 months has produced over $7O0000; the King of Ari- zona just commencing to produce, showed s2,OOO, as the result of ten hours trial run with five stamp mill, and it is no exaggeration to say that they have millions in sight. This is only two of the recent discoveries while we have a record of millions produced in the past, and still prospecting has only just commenced.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31

No tariff law which has gone 'upon the statute books within the memory of the present generation has been as cordially approved and endorsed even by members of the party opposed to it as is the case with this one. The growth of the protective-tariff sentiment in all parts of the country, coupled with the fact that the new law destroys the advantages given to the trusts under the Wilson law, make it an especially popular measure. while the advantages which it gives to the farmers, as well as the manu
 'facturers. adds to it's general &C., ceptability.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31
HAS CAUSE TO REJOICE.

Yuma is the happiest city in the Territory over the confirmation of Governor McCord, and well her people may rejoice, for while it means much to the entire Terri tory, Yuma will be especially bene. fited. The bringing ofmore than $5,000,000 assessable farm lands under cultivation, means a largely increased farming population, and the city of Yuma the rival of every city in the Territory. It means an increased assessment roll in Yuma county, of from five to eight mil lions of dollars, giving an annual increased Territorial revenue, from that source alone of from fifty to eighty thousand dollars, more thaIl enough to sustain the prison and the Insane asylum. But it means more than this, for the county levy will also be increased in like ratio, and the prison farm which has been abandoned will be reclaimed, and the entire tract of 1000 acres under cultivation by prison labor will return to the Territory $100,- 000 annually, thus reducing the Territorial tax levy more than one half. This will be one of the many benefits which will accrue to the Territory in general, and Yuma county in particular, by the change of administration, with Governor McCord as the Chief Ex ecutive. It is quite natural tha' the people of Yuma should b' jubilant, and rejoice with exceeding great joy over the good fortune which has come to the TerritorN in the change of administration by exalting Il. II. McCord to the Gov ernorsbip of the same.-T~csO' GStar.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31

4 REDUCTION in the tariff on coal by the Wilson bill was followed by
 a reduction Tn wages amounting to nearly as much per ton as the re- duction of the duty. That act cut down the coal tariff 35 cents per ton, which is a little more than President Ratchford claims as hay ing taken place in 1893 in the re- auction of wages. If ~35 centts reduction in tariff cuts down wages 9 or 50 cents per ton, would tie removal of the entire duty, as urg, d by Mr. Bryan in his speech il
 Congress of June 13, 1894, leave the miners any employment at all!
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31

MR. BRYAN's recent announce ment that he expects to speak in every county In his own State in the coming campaign leads to the suspicion that his enthusiasm in regard to Ohio is not as great as 1t was before that State in it's conven- tion refused 10 endorse him for the in 1900.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31

Mss THERESA BOOTH, ward of Dr. Jam F. Booth, and Mir. Ellis L.. Tho upson, a p ,ssenger brankeman on the Santa Fe Pacific, were married last Sunday evening by Judge James CarrOll.-Needlps Eye.
 Miss Booth IS an accomplished and attractive young lady, and in this happy union We predict 8 future of great cnntentment.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31

DESPITE the enormous importa- tons of manufactured goods, the manufacturers of the country are showing an improved business con- dition. Reports from various sec tions show an increase in the num- Der of hands employed and hours occupied Reports from Dun's Review covering the failures for the month of June show that the failures among the manufacturers were omly 238 against 2o4 ir June of last year, while the liabilities were only $6,365,o1O against SS,- 2O9,9S4 in June of last year, and SIP, ,l56, ,40S in June. 1895.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31

*Dining station.
 The s. chic line of Arizona. The be roats lo Californ.a- The enly North and South line h Arizona t6 the Grand anon of the Colorado, Petrifed Forest Great Pine Forest, Cb6 Dwellings, Great Salt River Valley and other points of in- terest.
 Through tickets to all points in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
 No. connects at Jerome Junction with trains of the U. V $ P. By for Jerone.
 Connecting at Prescott with stage lines for all principal mining camps; at Congress Junction with Congress Gold Co. R. R. for Congress, and stJge lines for Hardna Hala Stanton end YarEell; at Phoenix with the M. P. & s. R. V. R, R. for points CD the $. P. R. R..
 Train for alfoEnil leaves Ash Fork st 1:S5 p.nu. arriving in Los Angeles next morning at $40 and San Francisco same evening at SIS. Train for tho east leaves Ash Fork at TAO a. m. F. NJ. MURPHY, GEO. M. SARGENT,
 Pres. z Gen. Mgr. Gen. Frt Pass. AEt.
 Prescott. Ariz. Prescott, AFix- R. F. WELLS, EW. GILLETT, Asst Gen Mgr Gen1 AgSnt,
 prescott Ariz Phoenix, AriE.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31
s.awef Newspapers.

If subscribers order the disccntinuaBce Of news papers, the publishers may continue to send them antil-sll arrearages are paid.
 subscribers refuse or neglect to take their news papers from the office to which they sent, they are held responsibesl they have settled the bills snJ ordered chem discontinued.
 1T subscribers move to other places without in- ,c-:xins the publisher, and the newspapers sent to the former place of residence they are then re f6ponsibla
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31
As a remarkable example cf

As @ remarkable example tf endurance, James Stevens, the Goldfield miner who was entombed for thirteen days in caved in rmine, the greater portion of that time without food or water, and still retained life and reason, sure 5y ranks high. And too much can got be said in praise of his com Oanione, who worked heruically night ara day to rescue him and 6nallv met. with success.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31

DESPITE the hostility of the >16- to free coinagists, President Me- Kinley's bimetallic commission IS stilI meeting with very favorable receptions wherever it goes, and it's reports are greatly pncoufaglrg.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31
IsoodS s
 SarsaparilIa Is the eest-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
- s,. -.,, cure Liver Ills; easy to HOodS Pills take. easy to operate. 25c.
 Piles! PileSi Itching Piles.

SYMPToNs-Moisture intense itching and stinging; most at might; worse ,Dy scratching. If allowed to continue tumors form, which often bleed and ul- cerate, becoming very sore. SwAYNEs OINTMENT stops the itching and bleeding, heels alteration, and in most cases removes the tumors. At drug gi ts, or by mail for 50 cents. Dr. swayns Son, Phlla,lelNdia. '
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, lss CorNTY OF Los ANGELES, !
 Before me, A. c. Brodersen, Notary Public in and for the County of Les Angeles. State of Cali fornia, personally appeaxed c. T. Pepper, F. A. Salisbury, E. T. Earl. E. L. Allen, and S. H. Eiis' known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instr ment, and ac- knowledged to me that they executed the same for the pur oseS and considerations therein express Given under my hand and seal of office, this 10th day of May, 4. D. 1897.
 (sEAn A. c. BRODERSEN Notary Public,
 In and for Los Angeles County, California Ny commission expires July, 1887.
 Recorded at the request of E. Pepper, at a. m May 2s. 1897.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31
e ood
 s;;s s:s < ;:;s:: 7; ;;s x Blood

system is reached by the blood. and on its quality the condition of every organ de- pends. Good blood means strong nerves, good digestion, robust health. Impure blood means scrofula, dyspepsia, rheuma- tisn, catarrh or other diseases. The surest way to have good blood is to take Hoods Sarsaparilla. This medicine purifes, vi- talizes, and enriches the blood, and sends the elements of health and strength to every nerve, organ and tissue. It creates good appetite, gives refreshing sleep and cures that tired feeling. Remember,
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-07-31

c. P. CROWN, County Recorder.