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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-08-06
A True Mother.

DR.. Parkhurst, of New York, says {:
IA true mother lives for her child
rem, and knows no other ambition
but to live in her children. She
aims at nothing more than unrecog-
nized survival in their manhood and
wOmanhOod, and asks to be monu-
mented only by the activities and
facilities to those to whom she has
given life, and who are her own life
prolonged and perpetuated. 1t is
one of the pleasant features of our
generation that increased attention
is being given to the discipline of
the female mind. 1t makes for pro-
gress that woman is coming to re-
gard herself less in the light of ar
tistic bric-a-brac and more in the
character of an intelligent staple.
There is nothing woman can so
much know, and no tension of men,
tai fibre she can possess, which, If in
wrought with the feminine impulse,
will not inhance by so much the
disciplinary ministry she can rem
der her children. There is no strong
mindedness' and no completeness
of college training that will unseX
her, provided only such possessions
and acquisitions are dominated by
the feminine instinct and mOrtgaged
to maternal ends and purposes"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-08-06

Steel ornaments are'in-high favor
now. They are much used for the
hair. and black velvet bands for the
neck thickly studded with steel, are
also popular.
Gray skirts, to be worn with pink,
blue and buff shirt waists, are favor
ties with the summer girl. Black
and white checked skirts are not
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-08-06
The New skirts.

Some of the new trimmed skirts
are pretty and graceful, but some
are not. The flounces are seen rath-
er more often than anything, and
they are made wide or narrow,
straight or bias, gathered or plated,
Just as one likes best. A new de-
parture is to have the tiounces
placed only on the side breadths, in
straight or slanting lines, leaving
the front and back breadths free.
Some have four accordion plated
founces in graduated widths COW
ering the whole of the skirt except
the front breadth, which is left
plain. Valenciennes is sewed
straight along the edges of these
plated founces, and also on the
gathered ones, regaining its old
time favor as trimming for light
materials.
The skirts are now made in the
five and seven gOred shape and not
nearly so full as they were six
months ago. Some have twenty
very narrow ruffles. Others have
but four or five.
The tablier is shown in several
gowns, either made of the dress ma
terial or some light fabric, or in
some cases made of lace shawl.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-08-06

nearly so modish as earlier in the
season.
Gray skirts are also worn to the
theater and to little dinners, with
bOdices entirely of lace, trimmed
with loops of ribbon passing through
cut-steel buckles. Skirts of smooth
faced gray cloth seem to have re-
placed the useful black satin skirt
that used to be worn with separate
blOuses and waists. The very
smartest frocks of the season are of
gray, worn with ieweled belts.
Gauzy sleeves. without lining con-
tinue the vogue for evening gowns.
Bare arms are not nearly so often
seen upon full dress occasions as
formerly. Low shoes of patent
leather, with cloth vamp, are by all
odds the smOOthest for dressy wear.
Brown shoes, however light and
dainty, are too suggestive of outing
to appear to good advantage peeping
out from beneath a lace and rUtfie-
bedecked skirt.
A new fan bag is very dainty. 1t
is of the usual long and narrow
shape, but pointed at the bottom,
and is made of the sOftest green silk
upon which alight, spraying pattern
is embroidered in old blue.
Sets of bOlero lace fronts, consist
ing of two pieces, rounded or square,
are exceedingly popular, as they can
easily be adjusted to dress bOdices
of all kinds-cotton as well as silk
without the aid of an expert dress
maker. They fit to the shoulder
and under arm seams, and the waist
band may be fastened to the side
seams and only cross the front in
folds or pass round the waist.
COrdings of light silk are becOm-
ing fashionable, and tiny tucks are
stitched with silk in a contrasting
color, and this coloring is repeated
in the passementerie which divides
the groups of tucks or outlines the
popular pinafore bodices.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-08-06

Not only piles of the very worst kind
can be cured by DeWitts Witch Hazel
Salve, but eczema, scalds, burns, bruis-
es, boils, ulcers and all other skin trou-
bles can be instantly relieved by the
same remedy. A. b. Rains. Iy
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-08-06
Colors to Wear with Red Hair.

If the women with red hair would
only study how to use it becoming
ly, they would be proud of the dis
tinction of having it instead of be-
ing dissatisfied with their lot. There
appears to be an impression among
women with red hair that almost
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-08-06
DR.. M. P. Merrill,

....DENTIST... -.
Office over DIR. Williamson's office, Gar
den Street.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS FOR PAINLESS EN-,
TRACTION OF TEETH.
OFFICE HoURs-S:00 a. m. to 5 80 p. m.
june4
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-08-06
Tennessee Centennial
and
International Exposition.
Nashville, Chattanooga,
and 81. Louis Railway.

JUN | Unull III secure the
MkVTMTTM OF SPEED, SAFETY, COM
MhAlMUM FORT, SATISFACTION,
AT THE
MNTMITM OF EXPENSE, ANXIETY,
MINIMUM BOTHER, FATIGUE.
If you are going NORTH or
WEST, be sure to take this
line.
NUD0UnU Both via new Hollow Rock
lQnUUuu Route and the Mckenzie
Route between Nashville and
Memphis, making connection
at Memphis with all lines to
and from Arkansas, Texas and
Southwest.
DIIITMhN Between Memphis and Nash
| UlhMAN willie on night trains. Be-
DhIhnu tween Nashville and Chatta-
| HuhUu nooga, Knoxville, Asheville,
OF ruDTNn Washington, Baltimore, Phil
DuDlI lNu adelphia and New York. Be-
nhDQ tween Nashville and Jackson
UNIV vile, Florida, daily year
round. via Chattanooga, At
lanta, Macon and Triton. Ex-
cursion tickets on sale during
season.
EXCURSION TICKETS
on sale at reduced rates from all points on
this line and connections to Nashville and
return during the continuance of the Ten
nessee Centennial and International Expo
sition.
For further information, call upon ticket
agents or address
w. II. MILAN,
Ticket Agent, Columbia, Tenn.
j. L. EDMONDSON,
SO. Pas. Agt,, Chattanooga, Tenn.
$. +. HOWELL,
Pas. and Ticket Agt., cor. 9th and Mar
ket streets, Chattanooga, Tenn.
w. L. DANLEY,
Genl Pas. and Tkt. Agt., Nashville, Tenn.
feblQ IL
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-08-06
A Novelty.

Among what one may call novel
ties one finds the sweaters for ladies
for cycling. They reach but little
below the waist line, and may be
worn with the belt outside or vice
versa, as one prefers. They button
up to the shoulders and up each side
of the collar, which is made to lie
down neatly, while Stimulating a
rolling one. The sleeves have the
upper portion deeply ribbed and the
lower plain, with cuffs. They have
the waist sharply defined by means
of the belt. Maroon, dark blue, gar
net, black and white are the colOrs
seen. In many cases the sweaters
are to be chosen for bicycling on
account of their fleXibility.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-08-06
New Waists and Sleeves.

The waists vary little, the most
noticeable thing about them being
the unusual number of ruffles and
the bretelles, for on nearly every one
the gathered or blouse waist is seen,
with such changes as may have
been considered desirable. The
sleeves are curiOusly arranged at
the top. Some of them have square
caps edged with ruffles, gatherings,
fringes and plain bindings. One
sleeve had six separate caps of the
silk, each trifle narrower than the
other at the top. They all set out
straight from the shoulder. The
sleeve was pulled little at the top
to hold the caps out.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-08-06
A'9 I1ytg Department. g
THE GREEN LANES OF THE PAST,

III
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-08-06
Recipes From Columbia Cook Book.

Recipes From Columbia Cook Book.
PINEAPPLE SHERBET.-One can
grated pineapple heated and strain
ed, two cups sugar, one quart water,
juice of one lemon, whites of three
eggs, beaten. Stir all together well
and freeze.
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Alexs,,rlria 1azetie.
" DsgsDAY gv2aIho NAE. 10 1891

~ T9g rOLg ~ ! EALtD"H u G
v1yernaef.l u = ueti.n IN. Motif 10.
Canadian gogernfnent trat Mf. Andfes
Nh sts,ft from Siockboim about 20.
end of June for splzJefgen 70 atfenpi
his balloon yoyage ~ The n"fth poi..
md IT ieqursts That ine,fuci ippa b.
vfgen 10 C,apatiian ofieial. ut different
points Ia the Nofth west Teul3oiy mo
Hudson H4y reyion ~ fepDfi tins noI
loon il 1t IL sighted.
Mr. Andres has the hearty support
81 tns swedisn goYefnmen', aud ~
viii ~ 10 TpiizbetYen tina y"nf at ine
public ezpstss 10 goVsrnmsnt Y",
eeJ. HIS balloon hOU~e md mncb 81
his eqtiDfnenl aie AZ DaDea' bland, IN
Nc u1ff, nest coast II 3ip.tzbeipeu.
Mr.. Andres VII carry about four
months supp 81 Of food with him,
addition 10 bia boat, IL iclhinV nh" r,
that packs away neatly above hIa ch
his, sledycs aud other equipment. Il
his has "a good wind from The south h
thinks hp vail bc ia tbs ne'Yhbofiiooe
If the no,th pole 30 q day and Il bal
to tNo days mltef starting.
HIS nope is that he vii be Carrie
acrna. the polar atea What he wmn g
Is south Mind wirb II blowiy-ln Iiri
baromslof, Tor he believes ;hnt nndei
nnct conditions the wind viii prfsie' IL
lhe fiVhL direction ms long ~ lis hni
need Of it,
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rucKLLM.A AllNlcA AALvE

T,ln BEET AALvg IN the world lor
Cuts, Bruihoa. Sorcn. Ulcers. Salt Ehouu',
'ovor Horcn, letter. Chopped IInndr,
Chilbninn, Cornr md all Skin iirnp
ionr and positively cures Piles, or ne
,ny required It. Is guaranteed 10 pi,e
perfect rntihinclion or money refunded.
'rico % cents per box. For nnlo y
Err ...t /. Alton
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IJIltl(1tIiiIIS.
INE.ABLiHJiED i7D%,

~
r ~ LIZA DnnATnn. q. q. Lnannnhira
n. u. LEApnEATmn. IN. !. LnADhEATEn
i. s. LEADBEATER h SONS,
WIIOLlHALEh AND RETAIL DIUudlA1h
100 nnd iO1 south Fnirfnr s;foot
Dnnlorn IN Drurn. Chonicnln. lniont Mo
cinor i'ninn. O.n. Dyo Atunn. Hpicon, 'rnk
riuln Fancy Goodn aud Hrocinltion.
Whoonnlo ngoniH In Northern ViiFinin 10
i. G. Ayor'n Modicinon nnh John l.ucnn 81 Co
intoL Uionn and lropntoi In. In, Ne.
Manufacturer of Hlnndnid lhnrnnco uticn
.ropaintionH
We hnvo undo LARGO additions Ia our ntocl
and nro huyinY lending l'roprioioty hrticlon,
Chomi,hn. See direct from tho manufacturers.
Wo arc therefore onnhlod 10 mupply tho trade
with all roodn ununily carried by II wol-ar
pointod WllOl.ESAjE DRUG HOUSE nj
p,icon IN low i'm thor" givon hy tho l'oni houh~
ln lptEol oition All goodn forwarded hy nmi
freight %, ositonu after receipt al ",dot.
i'rompinonu IN ON apooinlty. Wo guarantee
tho purity of Nil d'ugo n,niuiod Corro
rrundouoo invited
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-03-10

h WomAn KuLh HGn CHILD Fir'
broke out yesterday afternoon in five
story apartment building nj Con'oo
street and Auburn Place, brooklyn
IT, was Grst discovered Ia the cl'va'o'
rhnn MH Clam Dpddnrd. wbo ocou
lsicd the top lio"i b'cnme panic ei'Ict
on at the fiFht Of he ila,n'H, and ibl"V
hen eight months old hnby out Of ~
window. Iho lntlo one'n hrnirn were
dashed out 10. pavement, 'nd IA
mother. Whom aho hnd realized WIN
aho had done. jurppod out Of the ~in
dow afro, breaking ono Of her leps an
sustaining several other iujutI'h. The
body Of Charles DOddard wns ruhpc
uncntly found by the iircmon on Ia" tor
floor Of the building He VAS suolh.
cred by tho smoke. Doddnid'a wife,
who jumped irom the iiith floor nlt'r
throwing hrf infant from tho window
IL ia preoAriour condition. a Mrs
Duncan, who dropped from the third
lloor window IN attempting 10 escape
is nulluiing ltom II irncturcd skull.
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. a
LOCAL SERVICE.
No a
md tFrrkJ
TrsnN
s. Ationg return ar p III
Alexandria 9O1 4:ao
land
nand Also
cepc 70 AuguLs
3ani
ORR and Orlansyia
firmingh New FORK
scl las
and OIanac ting
amdJ EIo
and
dtrnnl
Through Sleeper saturday
ht
Pullman
Age
II GREEN VA TURK,
porn
WaAhiu - C. shington d.
]. s. General AgcntFa scngc Dept
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] J kEh z 2.
81 /. DXhOOE.
4. j T.. II NOKIDS

DY viHTOK or a DIED OF TRUbJ
ID dated January Eth l~1% and recorded
in deed book No - page lC2, Of the land
recpf1a u hiezsndria cry, V'iRinim, ezccpted
by Matilda j. Ksnefty aud John I. Rafferty,
her husband 70 Lewir Mckenzie EclI ana
others. trustees pf tho hlcz"n1fhi F@psiD"'
rnlding Fund AssDciatiDn md bong there
uuto dire It'd ty tho EoaFd If Directo soi Tho
sud association. The unicrgnod Trustees "
tbs said association vii. at 2 m on
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j X. CATION.
N. T.. +. BllIsKF,
X. W. MOORE.
Il. Il. THORNTON.
Cuinin'rn q Sale.

certify that tho bond required of tho com.
miwaiono,n of nnlo IN lo auIt Of Wilkins Il Go.
VI Wnlnh md others pomding IN tho Circuit
Court OF lai INK county. hnb boon oXocut,d
with approved uocurily,
Uivcn under my hntd thiu 10Th dizzy OF
February. 1907. w T. GRAHAM.
Cl'k Circuit Court Fairfax Co.
fohl inwiw
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AUCTION sALEs.
T. =. Kooz, ABcsIonser.
GALE ~ VALUABLg EXAL gsTATK

-
r. virtue u lNo dssfs of sfnst execptec ~
N. 4. EAiiengef and MIR one II ~h5ci -
tatzt IN the Itjtb day u ,priI ri aod y
IN. i fefDIbs1 ~ oDgss tbs lanG fecDfds u
AiezAnGfia connty, Va IN bbsi u -. ..
follp. II. aud the othsf i"ing darefi po nc
II;b day of JsuDafy, 1876. and feroffe1
ainongst tiis land feeDfds of bIezsndfia eDpn'
-. Va IN liter I 80 =. lolio u u which
e4id lce,!s ,efefence = bereby nade for 4 f1ii
aud ,affjcniAr crscrptioD, aud ut tho feqgeat
nj the parties secDrd tbefebJ. the under
silnel MI! @sli. = ppblic auction, fof cash' ~
WEDHEsDfY,
The i7ti, Gay u Mafcb, 1871,
~ . ociock IA IN he pfemises, hlL Or
f>l(I'r - md 10, IN block " sqDAfc 80. ~,
10 IA sutAigia IN into t1mn loo: he AIexandfia
coruty. Va called Fostria Il plat u which
Is ie,nidei amongst tbs land records of ~
ezAndr:. cunt; Va, Ia htcf y 80. 4, folio
4G. 10 wbich relefencc j. bsrety madcior a
f1ll nd particular te..fgtion, together Nth
th. dmelling bonsc and the mpfoYemenie
therein 4 deposit % $loD Will b. required
on the day u sale.
J LgAKE.
81 /. DXEODE fustccs
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RAILROADS.
~. sabiee :, change xlthoat no.ice . the pabic

COGTHg EN- RA1LW
y enhedrle EFanti7e J1n u ls9.
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I5h ] = NIIN .,
Tho 20 b dhY u MnrcI. lSOI.

la front Of the Royal street entrance 10 tho
Market Building IN the city Of hlcxandfln
Virginia, Oli1i for sale nj public hnctinn, FOR
ci,sh, all that TEHb MfHG MD LOT or
oEOUED situated ia The ,iiy Of Aeznudria,
Virginia on tho east sldn Di ColnmbDH stree
brtwGHn Cameron aud QuGcD streets, drhciib
sd ns follows Ia VII. H. 3 ming on the chat
sds 81 toluHbus street II feet moth 81 Cam.
ctou street., aud funnIn, thence npfth on
CDlnmhus slfsct ~ lcrt . in hes thence cabt
trhilcl 10 Cameron IT oot 40 feet 10 inches
o an ALLY 10 feet wdo thence aontior the
aid nllcy parallel 10 Olumbna strccl - feet
y inches, ,tnh thence wcai parallel To Cameron
itroat 40 feet Ia inohcs 10 tho bcgI"ni, =
tcgol hoi with the ugc of said alley mnd :, c"'.t
90 feet wide. aud all rights aud nppuflcn-
anccn To Tho said lot Il ground belonging.
Congt vnncng at thc cost ol Tho pnfcliasrr
LEWIS Mex. BELL,
FLANK WAKEFIELD Tinbtco'.
SAMUEL Il. FISHER,
mb6 ln
GALE OF a VALUABLE FARM NEAR
y EXhNDKIh CITY.
Pursuant tn decree Of tho Circuit Court
Of fax county. Va, IN The suit Of villains
q Go w Wash aud others, thercln pendinr.
the undcfhigncd commissioners of palc about
| = O'Clock on
MONDAY. MARCH 18th, 1897
Comfy courtj will sell NJ public auction IN
front "f The court hourr ul sad county, that
Val UAELE FARM, known ms "rurRundy, "
containing 2HOhi acres Of hand. which wnn
conveyed 10 Thomas Walsh by deed recorded
IN I.ibcr X. No. I, folio l57. az tbs decd
h"ohH Of said county. aud which rs now Occur
pied by tho Maid ThumnA Walsh This fam
h rtuntod about -, miles nonthwcSt Of Alex
nudrin. aud about hall II milo from Mnllow
Station. II n well wntercd aud timbcicd md
beautifully located aud rs In good condition
There in IL good dwelling houso with Other
buildings on tho farm
| Forms OF Snlo -tnc-fourih cnnh. aud the
balance Ia thee clunl interest bearing pay
montr nj g. . and ~ months from dny al
nnIo. secured by tho purchwcrn nolos and
nucli personal nocmriiy M Tho commissioners oi
rnlo may think proper 10 require, The tito
To- hn retained Till the IN payment rs nmdo
II notnold on tho dizzy named private bids
will lo connidorod
J. H. CATION,
n T.. r. BUIsKF
H. ". MOORE.
It. T.. THORNTON.
Comm q Snlc.
certify tlnt tho bond required of the com.
miipinnoin of nnlo la tho A,iii of Wilkins Il Go.
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STEAMERS.
y1IA8nlNaToE STEAMBOAT COM
w PANY (LIMITED.J
FERRY SCHEDULE

on and after October 7th. S9G. and unit
further notice the following ferry schedule
will be III force.
LoaYc AIex.mdria, foot Of King strcct, at
6 90 7 30, = 30, . 30. 10 30 ana II 30
q, NJ = 30, 30, . 80, 3 30 30, . 30
aud 30 y. IN.
Leave Washington, foot Of Seventh street,
st 30 7 30, = 80, . 80, 10 30 and 30.
IT, m - 30, 80 = 80, 3 30 30, 30
aud 80 T. N
n T. Same schedule Sundays, commencing
. 30 H. IN.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDGNGS-STEA ~
Err WAKEFIELD leaves Washington Mon
days Mt 7 90 II. m, aud Alexandria al 8 VO
Il. m, for landings as far ~ Nomini aud On
Wednesdays and Saturdays Mt samo hours fer
ST. Clomont's Bay and Iconardtown.
G. w. RIDLEY, Goaorai Manage
JOHN B. PADGErr, Agent.
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We rish 70 caE yo8T attention % The
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
AND ITS ADVANTAGES.
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XNAiFlEI.D n HALL.

M hht Ihi'b HALL.
fctiuQtH1H
CORN rit rRlN, AMI FAIRFAX Trt
i,e.uttpt,onsH sp"oinlty
Engliah. .,onch. Ncuunn aud D"mrnt,,
Toilet Aonpr uonuino ta,ina Cologne Mas
nrl,n, ilodyouimm. Uothmium mud Floidr
Wnto, Genuine l.uhin'n EShncin. AponsoA
Ilnit llrnnhor aud C"nbn hont Englinh f"oti
iirunhon II fill nwortmomt ~ iatont Mod'.
~ t"xo'n Uolntinc, Corn Starch. SON Mors
fa,ino Spicca of NIL hindn. and II rolcot nt"ch
~ ali a,tiolon aoli hy drugsintn nj priom m low
m tho rnmo qunlit, cau hcohtancd olncwhorc.
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TELEPHONE FXCH Nt,t.
HoAE lALIfAoSA CONTAIN
ALEXANDRIA, VA
EXCHANGE. 300 KIM STREET.
50 A MONTH FOB BUeISEse: o,,,...
81 A MONTH FOB HOMES.
DANIEL N STEERS Mgr. Phone no. %.
Miss V. ENTWIsLE, C. o., Phone No T.
L. u. EVANS, Electrician, Phone No. 1oo'
sUB:CRIBERS LIST.
) Armstrong, w
j Appich, D h
ID Appieh. Geo
115 Alexandra In.irmary
10 Aiicheson & Bro
95 Ai'cheson. d
"a Alexandra Bo.tling o, Jas McCuen
20 Alexandria Steam rsEety
81 Alexandra Gas Worss
139 Alexandria Times
I Alexandria Gazette
B9I Allen, Z L, Druggist
Is BToadus, J
II Pryant, II
SO Bryant, H, Residence
IA Becs ham, J L & :, u
10 Pasder II
% Bel Sons, Z
% balleE.
"a Barley, L g Residence
20 Beach, Jos >
lO4 Bohraus, Mrs q
13l Burroughs,
q b & 20
- Bain * PaIon
116 Brill, Louis
50 Clrlin + Sons 6e Co
IS Carlin, Mrs NJ
30 Chilly, II
10 Cook,
80 Chatham's Stables, 4 i Myers q 20
126 City Engineer
los City Treasurer
lOl Columbia Engine Rouse
LA Carter Bros
II Cogan, * W. Plumbers
81 Chalmers &
- DcnIe!t. * 90
81 Drcifns, j 60
81 Entwlsie, norton
40 kntwislc, j.
123 Episcopal High School
l27 Enewsie. ", Druggist
100 Evans l. NJ
~ Fisher Bros
- French w
1876 French, K w, Residence
so First Neton.l Bank
45 Fond,il, W Z
a. fannon,
81 ticls chmann House.
lO2 Gnlbortzer,
81 Garrett & Monroe
% 1odiiey Laundry
90 uraVes
lj Harper
80 Hinken & Sou
- Heilmuth Bros
% II udson.
~ Hll, GO
W hlii j NJ, Residence
~ Harlow Bros
20 HUI, Geo 60
oZ howard chiffon
"a naniitGn
~" Hyuiaulioh Engihc HOUSE
20 iahncy' Dr l.
10 - JanneS, . II y" '''"O''' - ~
o o,, Jonco' 'cv
g, J 10, " a O. "
o Or y ytd,,
30 ~ ~ ~
- H DIE u n " sun
~ -, aco
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Mesa free press., 1897-07-16
QUICK TINE TO CALIFORNIA
SEASIDE RESORTS,

Commencing July 10th, the seaside
excursions over the M. Il P. and 8.
P. to California seaside resorts viii
leave Phoenix a, Ave o'clock q. m.
city time, arriving in Los Angeles at
8 p. m. same day. Breakfast in Phoe
nix and supper in Los Angeles. What
il the use of riding two hundred miles
further when you can get quick time
via the route above mentiOnsd.
Geo. Passey & CO. are selling more
than twice tho goods they ever sold
before Why7 Because they sell
their goods at Eastern prices.
my wife has been In poor health
for long time, but since taking a
few bottles OF Hoods Sarsaparilla she
is better and is able to do her work" /"
Gabriel Grag0, St Johns. Ariz.
Hoods Pills are prompt and efficient,
easy to take. easy to operate.
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16
LOCAL TIMETABLE
PHOENIX Il aARlCOpA

Yraia leaves Phoenix ~ s y. in
Arrives at Tempe a. $50 3. u,
and at Maricopa al $50 p.u.
Train leaves Mariccpa at 5.45 9.
nj. Arrives at Tempe at 45 AN.
and at PhoRpix at :1I :. ~;
Close connections made wi b
Southern Paciiic al Maricopa. also
at Tenpe Win stages Tor Coid6s:-i.
Tonueciinn made at Pho nix ws+o
Of, P i P. iur Prescott snd
Songress.
PHoESix & MESA sarv.
Leave Mesa at ; 80 m, arysss
Tempe 8 III. and pho-n,x $40
q ~.
Leave Mrsa at ] 80 p.n, arrive 1t
Tempe 200 = "a. aAa " Fi.osl,ix
at 6 sop m,
LEAVE phoerix IT e.so a ta;riye
at Tempo ~ 1000 M, arrive e
Mesa at 10 80 !. IN.
Lsave I;h"en.A at 3 y Ia, arrive
Tempe st5,5 .;2G L ~, aiesi>e As,sA
at Z ~
An tsaisss 80 l43J :4Dl vii
stop a. any p6,nt ca ssRn"a.
g. &. i!c>s ELL,
F. D. SAsr. np, Cert Suot
G III Pass. ,,gt.
q. .Gencral Oh.ce Pliaeaix.
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16
YOSEMITE AND RETURN.

Excursion tickets from Phoenix
~ Yosemite aud return and also
from Phoenix to- Wawona and to
Nariposa Grove Of Big trees in the
Yosemite Valley, have been placed
on sale at the Maricopa & Phoenix
Office. These tickets will lie good to
return including November 30th.
Persons desiring to take advantage Of
q Eisit to this valley should make
application for rates and other inior-
nation, at the above named Office.
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16
STRAY GOATS.

Strayed from the ranch Of Frank
Barkley, two imported Billy goata.
Mark, crop off right ear and leAd
breeders tag in right under ear. let
ters J P Bailey. Finder report to
Frank Barkley miles southeaat of
Mesa
Mesa free press., 1897-07-16
THINK ABoUr:YoUR HEALTH

This is the time to give attention to
your physical condition,
The warmer weather which will
come with the approaching spring
months should find you strong and in
robust health. your blood pure and
your appetite good. Otherwise you
will be in danger Of serious illness.
Purify and enrich your blood with
Hoods Sarsaparilla and thus ''pre-
pare for spring." This medicine
makes rich, red blood and gives Wig
or and vitality. It will guard you
against danger from the changes that
will soon take place.