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Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
HAS FAITH.
\ Tombstone Miner Hunting
 fer the Contention Ledge.

Perhaps the most forcible i.lus'r:- tiou Of faith ia the history oi' this particular mining distric. is shown by an old glan by the name cf C forge Sesrles who has been working day after day for the past years on 2 minin. claim just b. low torn one half mile to tho right Of the stage road.
 Mr. Sea-les has tho impression that tho Contention lcdgo runs through this particular piece of grouAd and tEa. he Will soon s;Iike it. He hss alrolIy doa. nearly lc99 feet oi work in shafts, G:its etc. Without the assistance 0! any other than hia own muscle has ie succeeded iu accomp- fishing tEi; hurculoan task. Every .oet and all work represents his own ;rd:vi!uel lahcr and for every bucket of dirt ne was compelled t) climb the laIier f. om the bottom Of his shai: to hoist.
 Laying off long enough from hi7 arduous lators to make money enough to buy the necessary provisions end powder to last liin fey months he returns to hia labor with light Lear; tuil Of hope to continue alone on his expectant mine deiying in the eart!i ,o uncover the Hidden bolanza. As yet he has foTni noting, bu! his determination is stronger than ever as he works day by day with un !eun.sd courage and hope .) ool:t tla g)de sa of fortune. And such is ts.th.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
IT APPEALS NOTHING.
And the 0id LAW is Still in
 Full FGrce.

l. has been sugge 'd for some days thatthe "Norton Ac."toes no, repeal any pat Of the Criminal Code. l: "repcasl paragraphs 2IG, 21I ard 218, oi Title III, Of Crimes Agaias, the PeTson." There is no such title iu the code. II wss thought tha. pcssi- bly this might have been mistake ef the cluy.t or tie printer. but ia cx- animation of the ergrosscd bill or file iii Ihe liiice Of the territorial socro- tary, reyeuls the feet tiIst the til pl-s;G ty Ii lcgisla ure and approved ani si5nei by ,he governor, contains
 ! rereei;ng cianse as above eiver IL tl.ereioro repea!s Dothing, and tbe old isT i. in iuil force.
 These latts rut Judge Bethune in Iecnliar eni unanyiajle position in bis decision made in Cochi:e county avd would suggest to the erdinary
 not T that it would be we'll foG C. juig3 t. o< up tle las before iie ren !ers Q judgment in a case inst carries wi.h i. SC much o! importance to tha people as las Judge Bothrno'. decision, which has iurnci leJse q nGi5;iJus criminal on the community ani threatened ,o tu.n loose al! ether criminals ia like situation, had TO: the validity of ;he isw tsen qneslio:.- cd for some time sincc. Congress should az erce be pet;tioncd to dis approve "Council Bill g." the "No7-
 ton" and knock 1t cat c! existence
 that i. may mCt again te made an cxcuso to turn criminals lossc, as hss been done Ey the Cactise county de- Gi-ion of Judge Be!huGc.-?Eeaix Iieralt,
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Hon. J. ". St3w,t well and favor .jly known in A:iz ,nq. has c: .blishcd wholesale grocery hou2e in Lo: Angeles, under tie firm name Of B. ". SlewaI. t Go. MT. Stewart was one Of the pioneer merchants Of Ari- z3us, of ihe firm 0; Norton & Stewart, of Fort Grant anl Wilcox. He Was also engaged in tho st ,ck busicess for years and vas elso & gentleman of pubic ah";rs, always s:aodiug in tbc iron, rank oi busiaes. and every go,d Eovemeu..-S:sr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
CHARACTERISTIC.
'.You Have Saw i!a but Never
 Seen Iie Saw"

An amusing incident came to our nctice c few days since. A tramp oi Inc Wesry Willie species visited .he back door of one oi our residences and asked tD be a!losod to saw wood for a meal. The lady of the house gave h.m his breakiact ard then showo q him the woodrils and saw and retarnt d to the house. In few moments she happened to look in the direction oi the woo1File and saw the tramp write something on g piece of paper, fssten 1t to tho saw aud walk away. On going to the lace sac found this Writ ten on q e piece ol paper: "Tell them that you saw me, hut didn't zee me saw."-JeroiGe Miuing News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Arizona ca.llo are ssiiiog well on the Denver market, according to rt- ports. hil tha feeders end stockers going 70 rer;hern ranges are iebcsnd- ei at thu Denver stock yards, an: IT any buyers being there constantly, c large ouInt CT of the cattle are resold for hipment to points ea't oi Denver, and wLieh point a very favorable rate ;s made, wiih a feeding privilege. Prices lag. Saturday were as follows Yeatlings, $i8; twcs, T22. and threes %G7. Cattle which are in b, ter fl sh than the average, sell from $2.S0 10 f&.G0, which i. sill letter figure.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
THE DEAF AND BLIND.
The Territorial School for the
 Unfortunate has Closed.

'On Sunday last the term of the school for the deal and blind Of the territory ei New Mexico closed owin 2 to the insuihciency oi the appropri- ton granted lay the last legislature, says the New Mexican. l: has been az successful in every way as could be desired. The pnpils have SO far made satisfactory progress in their ttuiicP, and i; is rcgrt t .ei that the schoo! can not reopen until next year.
 There have been during the scho- las,io term fourteen deef pupils and se:on blind pup !s Tn attendance. The superintendent oi the school will remain as the custodian Of the entire property of the school for the terri ritory, He will gladly continue teach ing Indian scholars at the expense q government, and it is hoped tha, the board of .ho scEool will coon make some arrangements about allowing tue deaf Of school age residing in Ar! zona to come and be Instructed in tic school at the expense of that territory. This would bc of help to the school"
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Mark Duabar celebrated his ninth birthday yesterday. Yourh and old age clasp hands on ;i.e apex oi life; one strong Of limb and intellect, coar- ageously moves on, lies ambitions .o satis.y, while the ether cautiously lc!- iogs the wsli beat sn incline til tGo burdens and pleasarcs ii l!5 are u: .
 ietlered and the problems oi the her after are solved for ali iime.-GAZ5tte.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
if;cniiSE Efrcu:cn

X special rnee tiHg O! ths Tombstone Fire Department is called 70 be held at the Re:Gue lIOse House in Cry Hail on Sunday, June 6, rt , T. n. A full attendance O. the members Of the three conn anics is urgently requested. The matter oi srrsr cinc for hose race for the 4th of July will be discussed end other matters Of im- no:.suce su5mittel to the meeting.
 BEN COOK,
 Ca:e'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
PROBATE NOTICE,
t6 Warren ist.. New IoIk Ci

In rh- Probate Court. County of' Cothise, Ter ri.O.y 0. Arizona.
 I! THE MATTER CF THE ESTATE OF Joseph H:raehle. dcccasei;
 Notice Of Application for order oi sale. Notice Is hereby given that Geo. Raun. AdmiGiSt:ator has filed with the Clerk of this Court ?. petition praying for an ordcr of sale of ali Teal an! personal property of deceased and that thg 2+ih day of. June. 1897. al o'clock ?. m. of said cay being day oi regular term c: | iS court tO wit. of the April term, l9o7 at tie Co2i,i.e county court house. in Tcnib- stone county aforesaid. Eas been set fer hearing said p2ii:icn, "hen and where any person nler- est'd n'ls afpRar and show Cause why tbe s..J ieli.i>n -ho;,!G not be granted.
 W. F. BRADLEY
 EX-of.,Yo r lerk. D.tei May es,h recz
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
Joseph II. Drew. the Walaat Creek

Joseph II. Drew. the Walaat Cree X bear bun:er, brough, in the scalp O! Q ciunam3n bear the other day. He killed ]. in tho Juniper range oi mountaius. The animal has been wounded once before, snd before Mr. Drew killed him ho lodged sixtcen bullets in his carcass. He est.mat d that it will weigh nearly ,5eO pounds. At ;he time he killed this one he kill cd two grizzliss aiso.-Psescoit Jou.- na! Miner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
BUCELTN'S ARNiCA sALTE.

Tie b;st salve in the wo,ll for cuts buises, sores, ulcers, salt Iheum, fever sores. letter. chapped hands, .chllbilins ccrrs, and an skia etup;lcns and ro5i ;ively cures Piles, or no payment requir ed it is guaranteed 10 give peeiect sis a faction CT money refunded. Prices 90 cents per box. For sale a' Tomb ione Drug Store
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

A reporter in descsi5iog tl!e murder oi 6 man named JorliD, gail; The murderer was evidently n quest O. money, but luckily Mr. Jorkin fad deposited all his funds in the back the day before, % taat h. lost nothing but his He"
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
SENSIBLE WORDS.
Kindness to be Appreciated
 Must De Shown Now.

"C0l." Rogers of the Prescott Cou- Tier, wEo always writes to the poin', hes the following Co say: "The Cou- fer is not sn adInirer of peorls who telisve in placing monuments oyer inf aimsre al d rotten cley. Half tEe money rut into such improvements j. a so,t of niisGirected conscience fund 10 a,tone for neglect or lack of sppTc- ciaticn of that clay when it was inhsb- ted by living soul. II yen desire to show your appreciation of @ fellow being, do it while he lives, do it now, when ha needs it snl when he cau appreciate it, and when it will btpJh. him. Don't wait until he is Iaad and thea rut your pest na:tem t.,dy dol, jars into nf:ost-brc.diug tcmast op ,o freeze the very sri!its away f-,mLi. grave. This is the eol,;as' and ms, =10"'s' A'aeuss' sL" m 10 man.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
PARKER'S HISTORY
Twice a Convict C0niineG at
 San Quentin.

Outlaw Parker is native 0! Tu'are county, Californil. Ihe aGzct!e slys he has resided in AIiLona atou. six years, bu: has been out of the territory several times during tEst time. Re is said to have served two terms in san Quentin prison. He is about J3 years old, and is by trade eowtoy. Parker's parents were highly respect able people. His mother died whln he was a boy. His father gent insai after the death oi his vile (HarkeI's mo.her), and died when Parker Was about l. yeGrs oi age. Parker has no brother, but has two sisters living. His father was Dan Parker, who was well known in Tulare county. Parker vas raised by his grandfather, Hho Is now living. In letter he received from his sister, she said tbat the grandfather was almost broken mp from getting him out of scIapes, and tEat he whole family was disgrsced.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
$l0O REWARD
SH=RIFF'S OFFICE

TCNiD,ToNT. COCuI,E Co. AKiZ. ! EOR THE ARREST AND DE:FNll ION f cf WA EVANS. robb r. the ,bo'e re- ward wiil be paid by ,te She If of Cochlse Ce. Evans wls triei ani convicted at the May. 1897 term ol court m Tombstone and senente'i fer 10 years in th. peai;crtarv of Yuma, l. ! holding up and r0bl.iuS fa q bank and sa.- con il, B,s,'ec. Jan. ard N hie icirg tek,n to Yuma Eoana sl,ps k.cd and EanCCrft es' 'ared through il.e wirdow whil: the t-a was in nic- ton near Pantalo z o'clock inoriii { Of ihe 5 3G.
 DH. CRITIC x.
 Age aboIi g years, weight ,;3out 100 pcnndz about t,ci IJ CT II inches hIsh, Esht com pi, Nou sandy hair t.inA he has light gr.y eyes d!cI; an cat,ine. when he escaped was clean snay -n. mlsitcle just shaved ot features s,i1rp and ed face, wearing llck felt hat and blA !: sui; of ci,.ie'. sack coat wearn- iacrd shoes No. g. Has tie i5 ia Globe .i:sbee. WICOx ard Gcronino. Is ;icq&cLter uf gamh.ing houses. Wi:e all in!oTEau t< I,e II ruN eXiens-.
 SCOTT WHITE lUne {; 1907. Sh rn
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
E:DgiHc Co. .So. ,.

All members of Engine G. No. ] are requested to me, at Engine House 6. ?. IL. Sunday night Jane 10. thc transaction of impo.!aI, tu ;Dc:s. 7. BUNKER J-Li...aKT
 SGc.e; .ry Foreman
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Down in C4li:ornia tnwE areportcE on one 6. the Jai.iss, in speaking oi a prominent mi!liner who was laying in her spring steck Of g9cd., said "We are glad to see her stocking ua.' The mex. day .ha, reporter was cha s.d three blocka and had $3 larasol broken over his head.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Nothing las yet been heard of the ~heresboLts ol Vim. Evans who made his escape tbrongh 2 ear window q . moving train whi.e being taken to Yuma.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

A Chiuaman adscg;is=s ;n news plpers in the City oi Mexico first class American restaurant where fresh oysters will be supplied when eyer called for.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Winter. with i.s trying extreme7, is pas. and thorough cleaning out oi the system is inpe-a'ire i! you wish to retain heaith through the simme-, La Roy's Celery SarsaTarii.a will restore the lost ",one". II
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

live can't do any better lots arrange s pall game between the marie men and single msn. In some way the great aetional game should be repre- gent sd iI Tom! s.onc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

On Thursday, May 2I, 4 ripe water melon WAS plucksd from tho vincs at Yuma Hs,ghts. This is the frs. Iipe melon reported in Yuma country or the United Stl.es.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

AS there are nog qiite number o' hicyciis.s in Tombstone, would 1t not be an excellent idea 60 have a bicycle race or paYG!e on July 4th?
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Edwin g. Gil, ol Phoenix, IS trying for the position of consul general to Monterey, MeZico.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

The Sisters of Mercy ars n1o:irg in 10 their new hosDital building q. Prescott
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Don't forget the freman's meeting tomorrow afternoon at the City Hall. See notice elsewhere,
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Ie Roy's Celery Sarsapariila the SD ing medicine. tf
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

HiLbard's Rheumatic Syrup, 3 bet tles for S2.Ju. Tombstone Drug store
 tim
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
This I~ SuIIr Opportunity.

On receipt of ten cents, cash CT stamps, generous sample will Ic mailed of the mos. popular Crtarrh and Hay Fever Cr.o (ET'3 Crcam PalIn) sufficient to deEIoo s.raie the gre t merits ct the remedy.
 liLl IROTEEES,
 Ct Warren St., New Io,k City. Rcr. John 2eii, IT,. of G:cat F..,is, Mons.. recommended Ely's Cream Baim to Ire. gan emphasize lis stnteiner., .'It is n posi- tive cure for catar: il ;.s.d as t;irected."- Rev. Francis ". Poole, as,ar Central Pres. Church, Helena, Mon:,
 - Ely's Cream Balm ii the acknowledged, cure for catarrh and cont'.ins ro. nlc-cgv, no: sny iniunous drug Price. 50 canta /
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
MARLCopA X PnoENIX R R.
LOCAL NOTES,

No. s C3ok.toyes Slj at
 HARROwS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

D i'y'. PIeiie,time
 I..I. FREY general Manager. N,,,cr 7 T., !. GIBSON, aee;s,ar, General Ntna7cr, Train Master
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06

Flag. g.S,a,icn. S;ors-on Signal.
 BEN WILLIAMS.
 Superintendent
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-06-06
SOUTHERN PACIFIC K RI

KRUTsCHSIrT, G M l. RANDOLPH O7 '' '-''-
 NEW MEXICO & ARIZONA R R
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-09-24

pain in my left side.
Medicine and phyd-
Clans gave me no re-
lief. I procured Dr.
Miles B Restorativs
Nervine. New Heart
Cure and Nerve and
Liver Pills. and I am
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-09-24

-M0NE-SO.GOoD-

the acceptance Of less than i,s
just dues by this county would
be on the same principle that =
traveller would compromise with band of
road agents by giving up part of his
money rather than engage in desperate
light against odds. 1t should not be for.
gotten. however, that favoritism in tho COL
lection OF taxes is entirely wrong. and
that there Is NO equity whatever in letting
corporation pay part OF tax while the
settler must pay in full or have his last
COW sold under distraint.
-.
The Mandan Pioneer also had an article
along the same hess rs tho Tribune ex-
tract above given Eat onr COPY OF the
Pioneer has beeu misiaid aud cknn.t be
found. Howetcr. that doesn't make
much difference. Every one in these parts
knows the utter dependence of Mandan
upon the N. P. Whenever Fernald pulls
the string Of his jumping-lack tho
editorial arms and legs over in the trans
Missouri swamp fly out. The utteraoces
Of the Pioneer in re the N. P. are always
made with knowledge that. if tie shops
were removed, Mandsn would be left
without liver or lungs, and that tall blue
toint would take the place in the streets
where at present only sickly growth Of
buffalo grass can be seen. And every
one knows that Editor Tuttle is loyal to
bis town.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-09-24

NR. MILES Restorative Nerv1ne =
particularly adapted to the restora-
ton OF health broken down by hard
mental work. Rev. W. NJ. Slaughter Of New
Haven. W. Va, writes: II suffered with ex-t
treme nervousness, dizziness, dull and ner.
vons headaches and sleeplessness. Ny heart
came to troubling me, I was short of breath
from the least exertion, and suffered much
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-09-24
SOCIETY NOTICE.
EMM0NS COUNT RECORD.
rs BY D. X. STREETER. ~
Williamsport, North Dakota.
Pioneer Journal of the County.
The Record is entered at the. WIllian,spo1t
P0st06ace as Sec0Ad-cl0Ss matter.

SoME OF the comments that have been
made upon the compromise Of the North.
cru Pacific land taxes by Editor Streeter
and others are unfair-both 10 the county
commissioners who have agreed to the
compromise and to the Northern Pacific
while some unjust personal attacks
have been made upon Tax Com
missioner Fernald. There is no doubt
that, as is stated by representatives of the.
road. much of the Northern Pacific land
is what was left after selections of the
viduals and land companies. 1t is also
true that thousands of acres Of the lauds
are OF use principally. to stock-growers
and farmers of the state. who Craze their
stock over them and obtain the benefit
OF free grass. While it is true the North
ern Pacific should pay its just share of
the tax, it is also true that allowances
should be made for the quality Of the
lands, an! for the fact that they are no
special source OF revenue to the roAd.-
Mr. Fernald, as the representative of the
road. - q business mau whsse duty tits
TO look after the i0l-rrsts Vt the road in
that the commissioners Df the counties
exercise that same sbre wdness and 1udg-
ment 10 settling these ,cAses that is neces-i
sury in all Affairs of business. ltisan un-
just inainua,ion against tue commission,
ers OF any county that has settled the taxes
TO attributs t0 them any motives other
than those inspired by desire for the
welfare cf the county. Ip the past the
matter of taxes may have been neglected,
and it is desired to get them straightc ed
out SO that q new start may bs made,
both by; the road and by the counties.
Prospecls for the road and for the
counties are better than for yeare, and, il
these old matters can be bestrafghtencd out,
in the future matiers may Z be more
promptly and carefully regulated, to the
benefit Of both the road and the counties.
For this reason, il is not surprising til II i
scttl4mentof tie matter should be desired
by both parties in interest. and il is no
more than matter Of Judgment and
business wisdom that tie settlement
should be agreed to.> To, make other in
situations and allegations is not Just ard
is not borne out by the facts In the case.
Not long ago the foregoing appeared
IN the Bismarck 1tibans. Tie writer.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-09-24

The writer had always thought that
the city of Bismarck was very quiet
and orderly place. But. if what we read
in the Settler clipped from other papers
is true-that it is hell-hole. thut its
people are thugs, horse-thieves, etc
the capital certainly ought to be removed.
And. furthermore. congress should at
once repeal the bill locating military
post there. We would hardly have be.
lievtd that Bismarck was such tough
place had we not seen articles to that
effect clipped, and thereby indorsed, in
Bismarck paper. If it really is as tough
and dangerous a place as the Settlers
clippings show it to be, there ought to
be larger police force-and perhaps .
larger militia company-provided, in
order that farmers from neighboring
counties may be safe when they 60 there
to trade. ~.1 -
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-09-24

A BISMARCK man asked us the other
day if there couldn't be law, or joint
rule or something or other passed by the
next Legislature. that would keep Alex.
Hughes of the house and senate floors,
and prevent him from pulling OF the but
tons and rupturIng the ear-drums of the
statesmen. The legislature was all right.
Its members expressed themselves clearly
as to what they wanted, and that was
IS, 600 per mile valuation for the rail.
roads. But John Cowan seems to be the
only member of the board of equalization
who thinks that the members of the legis-
lnture knew what they wanted.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-09-24

A NUMBER of state newspapers are Just
now engaged in roasting Bismarck and
Bismarck people rs whole. But that's
nothing new. A good many of the same
editors used about the same language re-
garding Mckenzie and the Bismarckers as
. whole-when the capitol commission
located the state house at the Burlelgh
county town. Winsbip. Kent, Ex-Raise
ct al. are again moving the capital. They
would better each get barrel and yell
inloit The result would be just tho
same.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-09-24

IT is really disgusting to note the airs
that Woody" over in Kidder is putting
on toward his poorer newspaper brethren,
just because he's got rich farming. He
should not forget the advice of the poet:
Because you fourish in worldly affairs.
don't be naughty and put on airs, with
insolent pride of station. Don't be proud
and turn up your nose at poorer people in
palmer clothes; but learn, for the sake of
your souls repose, that all proud flesh,
wherever it grows, is ssubjsct to irritation
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-09-24

A LARGE number of editors in North
Dakota are wasting large quantity OF
good black ink.in protest against the low
rates at which the railroads and other rich
corporations are assessed It may be
news tosom Of our editorial brethren to;
know that there is not a rich man or s
rich corporation iu the United States Of
America that pays his or its share Of taxa
ton. North Dakota is no exception.
New Rockford Transcript. 4
+ Perhaps. q the next teleciion. the people
will rise up and choose officers who will.
make this state an exception.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-09-24

EDITOR JEWELL has gone east. After
his mastery defense Of Taxi -Dodger
sFernald, 1t Is not probable that he found
dt necessary to use tie-pass. Aleck
Hughes seems to have hypno,ized the
Tribune. Only last summer that paper
was roasting the n P. because tdidn,ts
want TO stand lis Just share Of the public!
burdens. 5ss
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-09-24

BR'ER TUTTLE offers three Of ts
despiscd silver dollars for the hest coll
;tion Of cScsss plants shown at The
dan fin. He psobably. va 4 ii la pus q 81
In fssrWnaes Iais.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1897-09-24

mendation as TO the results can pe too strong.
Isleep we'll. the dizziness and confused feel-
ing have disappeared, my heart troubles me
no more and Ifeel perfectly we'll" kf
j. Or. Miles Remedies are sold BY all drug.
gists under 2 positive guarantee. frat bottle
benefits or money refunded. Book on
Hart and Nerves sent free to all applicants.
IN RlkxLES MEDICAL CO., Elkhast, Ind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

Miss Ruby Bodsker has been elected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-21

Mrs. Joseph Bryan is now at Old Point
she is accompanied by Miss BESSIE
Grinnan.