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GRAND
Tournament 6 Bal
IN THE
Beautiful Pavilion
CHAPEL POINT
Tuesday. Aug. "a, 1897.


Chief Marshal-H. II. Boswell.
Aids Claude LLOYD, W. N. Page, aud
J. Il. stouesueet
Judges It. H Ching, j. T Davis, S. S.
Lancaster, H NJ Thomas, J S. Turner, ?. R.
Wills, Robert Marbury, S Cox, Jr., and C. G
Edelin,
Orator of the Day.-B. H. Camalier.
Orator Of the Evening Judge Gee. c.
Merrick.
Floor Manasers.-E, W. Robertson, Julian
Blackjack, Hanson Mitchell, Fabian Posey
and Walter Cox.
The large and handsome steamer, RIVER
QUEEN, viii hiring an excursion from Wash
ington that day.
Tllting will begin promptly al o'clock
Knights will be required to ride in costume
They are also requested to he on hand at
O'Clock sharp.
knights Fee, including Supper and
Ball. So 90
The entrance money aeeruing from the fees
of the knights will be devided pro rata among
the four successful knights.
A FULL BRASS BAND WILL BE IN
ATTENDANCE.
Full arrangements for IL eating Of horses
Meals VIII be ctyed at 30 cents A cordial
invitation is extended to an Fer further in
formation apply 10
a. B BATEMAN,
Gen Manager, Chapel Point, Nd.
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Friday, August IS, - 1897
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

AitN Wv w ieSi 'ii99 -
The Orphans Court will be in session on
Tuesday.
Mr. Albert Moran, Dubois, has been i'll for
the past week.
Mrs. DR.. t. S. Owens has been ndisposed
during the week.
Miss Cecie Burch, is sojourning with Miss
A. Burch, Bryantown.
Miss lille Diggs, spent the week with Miss
Dodie Wills, Bel Alton.
Miss Parsons. of St. NAry's county, Is visit
ing relatives in Bryantown.
Mrs. Wolf, of New York, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. C. P Morse, this town.
Mrs. NJ. NJ Young, of Baltimore, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. DR.. Brooke.
Mr. Hubbard. Of Washington city, is visit
ing Mr.. Jas deb. Welbsch, Bryantown.
Mrs. Joe Wilmer, of Annapolis, is sojourn-
ing with relatives in this neighborhood.
Messrs P. A. L. Contee and T. ]. J. cmoot
will give dance at Cedar Point tonight,
quite many onaries coun''an' @''e,'ueu '"'
Chaptico dance Wednesday evening last.
Good wheat is selling well and plenty of it
was shipped from here during the week.
Last week Mrs Penn and Mrs. Oscar Davis,
of Charles, visited our county Enterprise.
Miss Winnie Burch, OF Baltimore is SPEND
town
. 49,.
- .S crl-'s o'' 60 W.. d.
Tohocco
en-.
Mrs rranA '".nu anu nanny "
p D., a,e "'7'' : - -
Mr. ana MRS. r, D. heeck' nave returned
nonie IVw d p''"'AH' 'i''' " "'' anu MI >
r0"ei' L. u'ne'
Ar William j. Digges' of Chicago, is visit
ing MS parents Dr' ana MrS' hoo'' l. Digges
hignlanos-
Mr.. Robbie Brawner, who has been the
guest OF DIS sister, MISS Nosahe' ouring 'n'
week. IS quite sico.
DR.. P. W Hawkins, who is engaged in the
internal revenue Department. is spending
mon'n at nowe'
Mrs. l.. c. Wilson, of Washington city, il
spending whiie with ner daughter MIS-" i
AlVeyi hughesVliie.
Mrs Rufus Perry Harris Lot sent som,
very fine specimens of peach melons to this
office on Tuesday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Clagett Of Washing
ton city, have been visiting friends in tn,
county during the week.
George Freeman. infant son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. George 7. G. Gray, Naniemoy, dice
suddenly on Friday the 9Th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II Freeman, accompanied
by Miss Flora Dyson, spent last Sunday witt
Mrs Bruce Tippett, Newhurg.
Mr.. Walter s. Hamilton, spent several day
during the week with his sister, Mrs. A P
Lloyd, near Harris Lot
Miss Bette Barber, who has been yisiiin;
relatives in the county during the week re
Turned to Marlboro on Tuesday.
Messrs. Alex Hamilton and B. 7. Davis, q
Washington city, spent several DAYS at "Haw
thorne" during the week.
Misses Agnes and Bessie Iglehart, of Ann
Arundel county, are guests of the Mise
Digges. near Port Tobacco
Our good Methodist friends will give a
entertainmentin this town on the % inst 70
their church. Help the good cause
Miss Katie Pearson. an attractive voun
lady of Waldorf ueiehborbood is elerkinp !
Mr.. WI. Dement'S store. this town,
n.v.tnc. g p.,., 49,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Orphans Court Of Charles county, set.
July 9, 1897.
Ordered by the Court, that A. Posey and
William Luttrel, Administrators of Geo. NJ.
LultreiI, deceased, give the notice required
by law TO the creditors of said de-
ceas d, to exhibit their claims, legally authen-
ticaied, by advertisement inserted in some
one newspaper published in Charles county,
MARYLAND, once in each of three successive
weeks.
True copy--Test;
J.B Mattingly, Reg Wills, Ch Co.
NOTICE.
This is 10 give notice. that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Charles county, Mary land, letters of admins
,ration on the personal estate of
GEORGE NJ. LUTTRELL,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are here
BY warned 10 exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to
the subscribers, on or before the 9Th day o.
October next. They may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said deceased
estate
Given under our hand this 9th day o.
July 1891.
Adrian Posey and William Luttrell,
Administrators of George NJ. Luttrel.
July Gam
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Religious Notice.

Divine service, God willing in St. Pau''
Chapel on Sunday next, at eleven clock
A. VI. Service in town hall at La Plata,
Sunday night, at 30 o'clock, NJ.
j. &. POINDEXTER, Rector
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The Maryland Agiicu|
turaI College.
COLLEGE PARK. MD.
NUrIaad School Of Technology,
Four courses I Agricultural. Classical,
Of Instruction Scientific, Mechanical

Each Department supplied with the
most modern and approved apparatus.
Practical work emphasized in all depart
ments Graduates qualified at once to
enter upon their LIES work. Boarding
department supplied with all modern
improvements: Bath Rooms, Closets,
Steam beat and Gas. Books, Room.
Heat Light, Washing, Board, Medical
attendance, 1854 for scholastic year.
50 caution money on entrance Sc for
material for each practical laboratory
A 100 page catalogue, giving full par
ticulars, sent on application Daily
sanitary inspection by physician to the
College Attention is called to the short
cburse # tea weeks in Agriculture
Particulars sent on application. Term
commences Sept 18th. Early applica-
ton necessary for admittance.
II, w SYLVESTER,
President NJ. A. G.
Aug l-bm
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A Bold Leap.

A colored boy in charge of Constable C. A.
Bealle, while being returned to the house Of
correction from Waldorf last week, made "a
bold and successful leap for liberty from the
rain which was going at thu rate of 45 miles
an hour between Brandywine and Chelten-
ham. Mr.. Bealle went to get drink of water
and while SO doing the prisoner made good
his escape from the rear Of the car The train
was stopped but there were no signs of She
prisoner to be seen.
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Festival and Dinner.

TNHERE will be a FESTIVAL and DINNER
in the Grove at St Paul's Chapel
(Piney) for tho gene6t of the church and
Sunday School on
WEDNESDAY. 4ingua rs, 1897.
if fair, ifnot the next fair day.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1897-08-13

rFHE PEOPLES fARTY voters Of the
county are hereby called to meet in
PRIMARY Convention at tine usual places for
holding such, on
.SATLRDAE Aagaa 2fa, 1897,
between the hours of3 and p NJ, to elect five
delegates to attend County Convention
which will meet in Ia Plata on
TUESDAY, .4ugua 24th, 1897,
at II a NJ, 70 the purpose Of nominating
Va full county ticket.
By order of committee,
y T. CANFIELD JENKINS,
aug l3-bt Chairman.
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Established In lS74
Published Ever, Friday Morning.
The Young Mans Advocate,
The Poor Mars Friend.
ADRIAN POsEY, Publisher.

Subscription. 81 year months, rs cents
c months, so cents. All subscription in ad-
vance
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James Matthews. colored, was lodged here
in Jail on Friday of last week by Constable
Howard on charge of vagrsncy. He was
given hearing by Justice Switzerland and
upon being found guilty was sentenced 10 the
House of Correction for eleven months and be
was taken BY the aforesaid official to that in
stitution on Saturday.
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Smash Up.

Mr. R. T. Hardesty and family of Hill Top,
who were returning from Pigah Church
Tuesday night, the time of the storm were
rfa into b. two'Nnknown parties and gen
eral smash up was the result. Mrs. Hardesty
was thrown from the vehicle and badly in
jured
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Terms for Adve Using Transient Rates
Advertisements Of ole square or less, and NOT
exceeding three insertions; will be inserted for
81 So or IS cents Tor each subsequent insertion
longer ones in the same proportion. space
equal 10 eight lines Of BREWER makes square.
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Upper Marlboro, Nd,
Tuesday, wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, August 18th, 18th,
10th and goth, 1897.

Bountiful Premiums The list is large and
the Prize Money liberal Ample Turf attrac-
tons The Racing this season unexceled
Large Fields will compete. The gsree
steeDlechases will be drawers. Also Trottine
Pacing and Running Races of High Glass
Order.
Leave Brandywine.. IL 50 D m
= tepham..................... l24l D NJ
Linden ..............-... II As p NJ
Croome.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL 80 y NJ
Arrive AT Marlboro ..,..,............. 90 D nj
Train leaving Baltimore, Union Station,
10 10 d. m, will connect at Bowie with the
Special train for Marlboro.
Returning, Special train will leave MARI
bo-o' at 6 10 p. IN for Baltimore.
1S- Special Excursion Tickets will be sold to
Marlboro and return from all Stations on
the Washington and Pope's Creek Lines, good
to return until August goth, 1891, inclusive.
Conductors will sell only from Stations where
there is not Tickle, Agency.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-03-02
DOUBLE MARRIAGE AT RIDGE
WAY.

Ridgeway, " c., March 1.-(SpeciaD
in the chapel of the Good Shepherd
church, by the Rector, the Rev. VIM. ).
Pettigrew, Mr.. I. Pnmmer Jones, of
Warren county to Miss Matte Williams,
of Wake Forest, the accomplished, grand
daughter of Major and Mrs. ]. NJ Cren-
shaw, and at the same time Mr.. Richard
Wynn, OF Franklin county to Miss Lizzie
Jones, Of Warren.
The attendants were Mr.. Joseph b.
Jones, Jr, of Warren and Miss NJ. Asia
Collins. Of Henderson, and Miss Lizzie
ID. Collins, of the same town; Mr.. Crews,
of Granville, and Miss Jeffries, of Wake;
Mr.. Nathan Jones, Of Warren, and Au-
gusta Wynn, of Franklin. The ushers
for the large crowd Of friends and kins-
folk were Messrs. w. G. Mabry and
Charles Petar, Jr, of Rtdgeway. The
music from the church organ was most
skilfully and beautifully rendered by
Miss Lucy r Collins, OF Ridgeway. The
church waB most deliberately and beauti-
fully dect rated for the occasion by the
ladies Of Ridgeway.
The whole bridal party and many
friends were rendered a reception by Mr..
and Mrs. John II. Virgins at their hos
pitable home at Largo, where the festi-
vities, under the inspiring fiddle Of Capt.
r. b. Henderson, were kept UP during
the entire night.
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mort of other schemes of sp0ils. Then
he was to be an assistant at Raleigh.
Now, so it is said, dle has been promised
the place at the head of the Soldiers
Home in Raleigh. Shades of Robert
e. Lee, what proclamation! Cannot even
this philanthropic home escape the
clutches Of the spoil-hunters! Must the
aged soldiers have to surrender their
humane superintendent for political
doctor! We are told in the Bible of a
certain woman, OF whom It'll said, "She
had suffered many things of many physi-
Clans" Are the old soldiers, in their
declining years. to have the same thing
said of them by the political doctors
who have come to the Legislature in the
same spirit that Flanagan, of Texas,
went to the National convention?
"Wen, they have made Mt. Airy
repudiate an honest obligation, and one
that her best people are not only willing
but anxious to meet" said Mr.. Sam'l G.
Pace, Of Mt. Airy, last night.
"How is that?' was asked.
"Why Mt. Airy township voted bonds
to the building Of the Cape Fear & Yad-
kin Valley Railroad. 1t funded the in
debtedness and issued bonds to the
amount of 100000. These bonds were
sold OF par. Now they have done away
with Mt. Airy township and made of it
two other distinctive townships. The in
debtedness was on Mt. Airy township
and now there is no Mt. Airy township"
What are they doing in the Senate"
asked one gentleman of another in the
rotunda of the capitol yesterday while
Wakefield was delivering himself of his
personal privilege Grafton.
advertising the News and Observer
the gentleman replied as he hurried by.
Wakefield, of Mcdowell: MIR. Speak
err: rise to a question of personal
privilege"
Odum, of Arson: "Dem's my senti-
ments."
Barker, of Lincoln: "Dem's mine, also"
Early, of BERTHE: me, too"
A member: "Mr. Speaker: rise to a
point of order. The House is not in
order when it is a bowling mob"
The Speaker: ''The point is certainly
we'll taken +"
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men and the Populists few, but we
can never hope to get first class legls-
lata,re under the auspices OF fusion. Lit is
= fraud pure and simple and fer one
I have voted my last fusion ticket L ann
Rennhlican for protection and / am in
favor two years hence of a straight light
On the hne advocated by Col. John b.
Evans. This is the only hope of the
Republican party. To continue fusion
means Cts disintegration and dissolution
and the restoration of Democracy"
Look out boys! The Legislature has
passed an act making you liable to fine
og $1,000 and 30 days Imprisonment for
smoking cigarettes, and the merchant
who sells lit to you is liable TO the same
penalty. This is, i'm our opinion, the best
law passed so far, by the present legisla-
ture.-Watauga Democrat
Mr.. James offered bill in the House
Friday to appropriate 5000 for the pur-
pose of purchasing the BATTLE ground of
Moore's Greek. There's a streak of
State pride in this idea that is genuinely
pleasing and we hope it will be accom-
plished. There are few events in North
Carolina history more deserving of per
petual memory than this.-COncord Stand
ard
Representative Hancock, of Craven, re-
turned yesterday from Newbern, where
he went on Saturday. His law library
was destroyed by FIRE AS he expects to
be president of the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad, the loss of his law
library is not so great a loss as it might
be.
Representative Green, of Mitchell,
preached out at the Soldiers Home Sun
day afternoon. This was the Sunday
that the Baptist Tabernacle provides ser
vice at the Home. The sermon was q
good one and was appreciated by the
old veterans.
Zeke Bilkins gets off some good things
on the legislature this week. He says:
I'm in favor of the State OWN an
Operatin' its own legislature hereafter
Looks sorter like purity nigh half ov this
Legislature IL owned an operated by the
corporashuns. / believe that IL uncon-
stitushunal an contrary ter law an or
der I'm tired ov SIGH business. My
opinion liz that the legislature kin be rum
cheaper an do better service if it is own
ed by the State, i'm other wrrds, the peo-
Pile ov the State. The folks hey ter obey
the law or take the consequences. [
wanter see the corporashuns an the
trusts put on the same footin'. We've
bin tryin' fer a guide while ter git rid oy
these fellers whut go Ground an sweat
blood fer the d0wmtrVdden people an shed
tears az big az walnuts durin' campaines
an cum ter Raleigh an go the other
way But it seems that we've struck
whole litter oy 'em this time. 1t must
be stopped If Judge Lynch has ter be
called on ter hold a session or two ov
court. I'm not much oy a poat, but this
liz how it looks ter me:
The legislator blooms once in two years,
Flowers bloom every spring;
In campafnes he sheds many tears
At Raleigh he serves the corporashun
king.
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TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All Druggists refund the money IL 1t
fails to cure. 25c.
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A member: 'Mr. Speaker: l rise TO
point of order. The House is not in
order when it is bowling mob"
The Speaker: 'The point is certainly
we'll taken"
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II. T. HAUSER.
February %, 1897.
Mr.. w. w Davis, well known Re-
eabhcan of Henders0nviie, who has been
In Raleigh all winter. he's returned home.
In response to question asked by the
Asheyille Gazette as to what he Thought
af the Legislature Mr.. Davis said:
'STo be candid. I do not think it is
msite up to the average. Both the Dem
sl.ssss and RepsblicsAs have some good
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The moment the per diem stops
He straightway home doth go;
Though he laughs he skips an he hops,
He is not as pure as the beautiful show
The iniquity OF the Greenville charter
bill now pending in the Senate was shown
up some weeks ago by ex-senator Jar
Wis and State Senator M0ye before the
committee short time ago. Yesterday
afternoon another hearing was had before
Senator Anderson's committee. Moye
offered a substitute he had drawn up
while Claude Bernard appeared for the
original negroizing. bill Senator Moye
pointed out that the Legislature two
years ago passed a bill changing the
charter of Greenville drawn by Bernard
1t turns out that under that charter a
Populist, who viii not be putty in the
hands of the Republicans was chosen
mayor The plan now is to put the gov
eminent of the town in the hands of
police board, named in the BILL Speak
ing of them Mr.. Moye said: Zone is a
darkey; one a dissapated man. and the
other is not fit for the place. Turning
to Bernard he said ''The town is gov
erned now by law that you drew-are
y
Bernard replied and said turning to
MOye, ''the Populist mayor has gone
back upon the very men who elected him
as you have done"
Yesterday afternoon when some of the
Western Republicans and all of the Pop
ulists i'm the Senate voted against put
ting the town of Plymouth under negro
rule, Mccarthy, of Craven, turned to
Grant, of Wayne (they both, of course,
voted for negro domination) and said:
'It is the East against the West. We
will show them when they get any
changes they want for the West
! Senator Whedbee made a move yester
day afternoon to give Edenton some
negro rule. He moved to take from the
table the Edenton charter, but he failed
by vote of "a to Z. The Senate seemed
in little humor to destroy the Eastern
towns and cities yesterday afternoon.
DIR. Person, of Wayne, who by the
| way is not a licensed doctor, has been
much troubled to learn where he will
| land in the distribution of spoils. he
was promised during the campaign that
| he should have DIR. Millers place as
head of the Insane Asylum for the color
ed people of Goldsboro. But the negroes
demanded that as the price of Them sup
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Hon. J. Fl. Bridgers, Henderson, n. @.
Dear Sir:-Yours of February 23rd
came to hand In due time and in reply
would say that / received the following
statement from two very responsible bust
ness men of the town of Oxford, N. c., in
regard to telepones:
80 phones @10.. :. ...... S 800
40 miles of wire $500, % per cent
highest prices. ......... 100
miles of wire at $40. so per cent 1875
Construction. ..-.. -. .... 400
Switch board. .............. ZOO
Total. .....33...... .$1,811
Income from plant. ....... $1,920
Expenses OF operating. .... 600
Net profit. .......... $3.50
Respectfully,
Arizona republican., 1897-09-26
TILE MOTHERS CORNER.

Mamma-What are you playing with, darling?
 Darling-With a caterpillar and two little kittenpillars.
 F'reddy-Ma, what is the baby's name?
 Ma-The baby hasn't any name.
 Freddy-Then how did he know he belonged here?
 Governess-Now, Tommie, if you had eight sponge cakes and gave baby seven, and then took away six, what would he have then?
 Tommie-A fit, pretty nearly.
 ssTell me, Tommy, who wrote the most-Dickens, Warren or Bulwer?'
 Warren wrote Now and Then, Bulwer wrote Night and Morning, and Dickens wrote All the Year Round.
 Mamma (severely)-Daisy, you have been at my workbox again! I'm afraid that everything I tell you goes in at one ear and out of the other.
 Daisy Give years old)-Well, man. ma, why don't you top one of gem up.
 A little fellow who had his wits about him when the contribution plate was passed at church, administered a rebuke to his mother, who on the way home was finding fault with the sermon.
 Well, mother" he said innocently, what could you expect for a cent"
 A kindergarten teacher was recent ly reviewing her little class on the in struction given the day previous. The following are a part of the questions and answers: Teacher-Now chill dren, I told you yesterday about the various materials from which your dresses are made-silk, wool and cot ton Let me see how we'll you re- member Margie, where did the ma terial come from of which your dress is made?
 Margie-It once grew upon the back of a sheep.
 Teacher-Very good; and yours, Blanche?
 Blanche-My dress once grew upon the back of a sheep, and part of it was spun by the silk worm.
 Teacher Correct; and yours, Lucy? Lucy (with evident emDarrassmenD My dress was made out of an old one of mamma a.s.-Union Signal.
Arizona republican., 1897-09-26
THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD
OR OUR SAVIOR IN ART"


 Cost over s10O,0o0 to publish. Con tains nearly 200 full page engravings of our Savior, by the great masters. Every picture $ reproduced from some famous painting. Agents are taking from three to twenty orders per day. The book is so beautiful that when the people see it they want 1t. FIRST GLANCE AT THE PICTURES BROUGHT TEARS TO MY EYES, says one. Cleared $50 the first weeks work with the book" says aE- other. Some high grade man or wo- man of good church standing should stcure the agency Here ar ~sncs,, ->saxs every editor. ''as $500 can soon be made taking orders for it.. Also a man or woman of good social position can se- cure position of manager of this terri tory, to devote all their time to em- employing and drilling agents and cor responding with them. Address for full particulars A. P. T. ELDER, Pub fisher, 273 Michigan avenue. Chicago, III.
Arizona republican., 1897-09-26

to the foregoing Articles of incorpo- ration, and severally acknowledged that they executed the same, freely and voluntarily and as their acts and deeds for the purposes and consider ationS therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of (SeaD office this 18th day of
 September, A. D., 1897.
 H. Y. CUNIMINS,
 Notary Public for Kings Go. Certificate filed in New York Go.
Arizona republican., 1897-09-26

The extremely low rate of $59.7O for the round trip will be made for par ties desiring to attend the Mormon conference at Salt Lake City. Dates of sale September 9to 30, good for forty-five days. Fur further informa- tion call on B. w. Gillett, general agent s. F. P. & P. Railway company.
Arizona republican., 1897-09-26
This Is Your Opportunity

On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps, 8 generous sample will be mailed of the most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure eEly's Cream Baln) sufficient to demon- strate the great merits of the remedy.
 ELY BROThLtsS,
 56 Warren ;o5.. New York City. Rev. Joh,l Rei57, IT = ~r.nt Falls, Mont, recommended Els F9ea,n Balm to ne. I can emphasize his z, ta-t:rnt. It is posi- tive cure for cetarrl, !. .l<af' directed. "- Rev. Francis ". Pno:e. Faster Central Pres. Church, Helena, Mor2t-
 Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for catarrh and contains no mercury nor any injurious drue. Price. 50 cents.