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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
HOME FOR INCURABLES.

who gave 1t as a memorial to her hus-
band.
Mr.. Hunt was the architect OF the build
ing. as well as the builder. which, from
every standpoint is admirably suited 10
the purposes of the Home. Mrs. Maria
Robinson furnished seven rooms on the
fourth floor as a memorial TO her sister,
Miss Annie Anderson, and also equipped
the Children's Ward.
There is now a debt upon the building
OF $1,000 and. as yet. no endowed beds
Five thousand dollars endows bed in
perpetuity, and the hope has been eN-
pressed that the interest of wealthy cii-
zens may be felt I'm this connection The
house may be truly styled THE House
Beautiful
Standing -four square 10 all the winds
that blow" It commands superb out
look in all directions. To the south is
the Soldiers Home property and the ad,
see the buildings of Union Theological
Seminary and Henrico county. together
with the drives. At convenient distance
TO the east run the Traction lines cars,
and westward lies more open country
Around three sides OF the building, on
the second floor, runs a veranda 1876 feet
I'm length and 10 feet wide.
Within the house Is furnished In white
and oak and light is everywhere, espe-
cially in the dining-room, operating room,
tower, rooms and children's ward. which
last is fairly flooded.
MEMORIAL ROOMS.
In the building are memorial rooms OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel +. Greenhow, MISS
Fanny YeatOn Mr.. and Mrs Logan wal
Ter, Miss Margaret MacMurdo, of blessed
memory; Miss Arents Mrs. Manson, "A
Friend" Mr.. Millhiser, Mr.. Raab, Mr.. S.
A. Ellison, and Mrs. Childrey.
Each is beautifully equipped, and has
an effect Of actual luxury. There are
electric bells throughout, placed in the
building by the junior auxiliary; electric
lights for which the expense or wiring
was borne by Mr. +. II. Mayo; elevators,
and an elaborate and effective apparatus
10 be used in case of fire. There Is
tank on the roof with capacity OF 100
gallons communicating by a steam pump
with the well of delicious water on the
ground. There are two superb furnaces
I'm the cellar. and a laundry.
The kitchen and pantry are designed
after improved and modern plans, ana
throughout there is not single excuse
for criticism.
PRESIDENTIAL Mary r. Greenhow.
e-presidents-Mrs. Z. K. Darlington
TpiscopaD. Mrs. J. Il. Pace Methodisp,
Mrs Charles r. OFerrall (Presbyterian),
Mrs l.. Il. Vaughan BaptisD. Mrs II
NJ. TYLER christian. Mrs Sidney }. Duo
'' iTrrye SsrT,M IT. C. Manson.
recording Secretary-Mrs. Fitzhugh
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. r. ].
Advisory Board-Mr. Henry L. valen-
tine. Mr.. Edward Crump. Mr.. Arthur b.
Clark. Mr.. W. II. Tyler. .. 60.
Attorney-Mr. Beverly T. Crump
Medical Staff-Dr Stewart Mcclure. sur
geon. DR.. II. Russell Pemberton. physi-
! clan: Or. j. Page Massie, Neutrologist;
DR.. y d. Spalding. ear and throat.
The resident physician is DIT Gay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
City Hall Courts.

Suit was instituted in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday by j. d.
LeCky. who sues, against the Richmond
Railway and Electric Company for $500.
Messrs Thomasson and Minor are
counsel for the plaintiff The bill has
not yet been fled.
Judgment was rendered IN the Circuit
Court for s2i2 20 in the case OF Charles
III. Ross & Co. against Daniel Higgins.
Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk OF the Hastings Court to the fol-
lowing parties
Willie T. Robertson and Sallie T.. Nc
Namore; Lloyd o. Bullock and Emma
II. Brown: John X. Harvey and Virginia
G. Hettrick
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13

Like Boney Boy and Others OF the Brad
ley stable, Plantain has been raced week
in and week out. and has proven himself
a very useful sort Of horse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
FREE BOOK FOR WEAK MEN.
electricty-a remedy recognized and recommended
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per cent am the inventor Of the
DIR. SANDENS ELECTRIC BELT,

the great weak mans home self-treatment, with
which during the last year. 1897, cured over 5000.
1t gives current of electricity Instantly felt by
the wearer, and can be made mild or strong by using
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and wear it over night. Keep this up while and
live to bless the day you read this advertisement.
Write for my little book, "Three Glasses OF
Men" sent in plain sealed envelope Free 1t explains
ALL No charge for services. All correspondence
answered by me personally. Write to-day.
av New YOrk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
THREE HOUSES BURNED.
A Fire in Hcnrico Yesterday Entailing
n Loss of AbOut 81 800.

Three houses in Henrico county were
destroyed yesterday morning by fire, and
a fourth was save with difficulty.
The houses are situated on Beverly
street, near the corner Of Meadow. The
fire broke out about IL o'clock, and 50
inflammabe was the material that II
cost the department more than an hour $
hard work before the flames were sub
dued. The loss is estimated by Chief
Fuller as between 1920 and 81 800.
The fire is supposed TO have been caus-
ed by children playing with matches.
There was a still alarm Of fire early yes
terday morning. which called a portion<of
the department TO the corner of Third
and Jackson streets. where the roof of
a house occupied by colored people was
set on fire by sparks from a chimney.
The damage done was very slight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
A NEW HOME FOR
THE INCURABLES.
Dedication Of the Building to Occur
November 18th.
A NOBLE WORK BEING DONE.
origin and Growth OF This Humane
Institution-Sc lf-SacrifcinS Wo'
men and Generous Men
Have BuiIdcd Well.
A NOBLE WORK BEING DONE.

The dedication OF the Virginia Home for
fncuraBles viii take place on November
18th. al - O'Clock and 10 that service
ministers Of all denominations In the city
are cordially invited
The 25th IS also D0natiOn-Day at the
Home. and the public are urged 20 bear
ne fact lin mind. No incentive TO re-
~ponso can be stronger than that which
grows out Of "a visit to the handsome new
bunding which IS conclusive proof OF
Gods care for Ills own.
Yerc are aged women, all belonging 20
the pitlable class OF incurably sick poor;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
- LAYING Asphalt Blocks.

Work was begun yesterday on Tenth
street between Broad and Capitol, re-
setting the curbing on the west side
preliminary TO paving the street with
asphalt blocks. which work was ordered
by the Street Committee at its last meet
ing
Tho blocks will be shipped here from
Washington in few days. and the work
will be speedily completed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13
A Pardon Was Refused.

In view OF the fact that application Is
TO be made 10 Gov. Tyler for pardon
for Charles ]. Searcy. the Aqua Creek
train robber, 1t Will be OF interest to re-
call the fact that Gov. OFerrall last
December refused to exercise executive
clemency I'm this case. The facts were
all laid before him and he did not con-
slider that any promise had been made
by representatives OF the Commonwealth
TO make Searcys punishment lighter
than that given him by the jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13

PAUI-TIIE MAN. THE MISSIONARY
AND THE TEACHER, by Orello Cone
D. ID. The Macmillan Company. Prize
SEQ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13

are vital, and however little We may fail
in with her solution of them, they are
interesting and worthy of note. Here Is
4 wife whose charming vivac!ty and ar
tistic temperament has won our sym
PATTY, deserving the husband whom she
loves because she cannot torego luxury,
and man who has held our admira-
ton. living a daily lie. The one sue
cumbing to the ignorant impulses
prompted by a swift. mobile. unrofect-
ing nature the other. to that satanic
subtlety which is Incapable OF any real
conviction. Miss Glasgow's chief aver
sion we should take to be the nistaking
Of conventionalities for moralities, and
her intensest sympathies TO be with in
dividual freedom OF thought and act.
Again, Miss Glasgow holds In common
with Hardy, with perhaps all writer's
who have learned the lesson France IL
teaching the literary world OF to-day,
the sense Of the picturesque value OF
uginess She does not shirk or overlook
the hdeous, the sordid and the shabby;
she is not mercllessly negligent. even To
tho commonplace in character, nor does
failure sppall her. Perhaps this Young
author bears IN mind that line Of the
great ethical teacher of this century
Most failure IS most progress.
The book opens I'm New York city at
the closing Of long, rainy day and the
author gives we'll the effect OF the place
and the hour-the vague, indls'inct out
lines i'm the half-hght, the gloom, the
mystery, the shadows and the electric
lights pickering like feeble stars through
the great. gray veil OF mist The seen
cry OF a great town IS as full of infinite
variety as sea and sky. mountain and
plain or stretch Of meadow and woodland
and not so hackneyed, and Miss Glas-
COWS atmospheric effects are fine end
her later work.
1t is evident that the perfectly beau
tiful heroine has had her day ard ceased
to be quite 1s much as the very Ugly,
pale-faced small women Who throvc IN
der the patronage OF the Bronte girls.
Miss Glasgow offers US "A heroine with a
sallow skin. a nimbus Of dry-brown hair
and eyes that differ from the hair in
tone but not I'm color. Yet she is full of
an Elusive charm. Of a subtle and swift
viyacity that MI the place OF physical
perfection. One Involuntary harks back
10 Meredith's Carinthia that bOldly-haz-
arded creation. with her face like
mountaineering. and its constant volte-
face from noble beauty to simple ugli-
ness.
There IS little or no direct ethical
teaching in Miss Gasgow's work. Geo
Eliot gave US moral and philosophic
maxims enough for a generation Of time
and men. Miss Glasgow gives only cpl
grams and cynlcisms. Her intense SYM
pathy with the infinite pathos Of suffer
ing and ignorance one feels rather than
reads
Miss Glasgow's style in the first book
was remarkably fluent and sure; the
present work shows steady development.
Her vocabulary has still an odd pre-
dominance OF scientific words, almost as
figures OF speech and an almost total
absence OF those vague and abstract
terms TO which no definite image at
taches. The syntax IS clear. terse and
exact. though rarely fastidous and the
gloom OF the whole book Is lightened
by the authors ready wit and sane sense
of humor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13

come associated with them, and their sue
cessors. shall be. and are hereby created
and constituted a body polite and cor
porate under the name of the Virginia
Home for lncurables-
.. The object and purpose OF this IN
corporation Is by voluntary contributions
and gifts to establish, provide and main
tain within this State a comfortable and
permanent home for INDECENT white citi-
zens OF this state afflicted with an incur
able physical disability or disease not
Indignantly contagious, and to provide
such inmates with proper medical treat
ment and attendance.
The following persons, with the incor-
porators. constituted the charter mem
bers:
Judge Bergman Green, Mr.. =. II. Mayo,
MIR. Mark DOwney. Mr.. A. Langstarf
Johnston. Mr.. Richmond Maury. Mr.. j.
y. Cullingworth, Mr.. Peyton Darlington.
Jr. Mr. Deane Maury. Mrs. A. ~. Stokes.
Mrs Jennie Curtis. Miss Pearl Bodeker,
Miss Ruby Bodeker. Miss Mary q. Harris.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Forbes. Mrs G.. Il. Tabb, Mrs
A. l.. Johnston, Mrs. Mathew Maury.
THE FIRST HOME.
The first home OF the institution was
on loss street. but this building was,
especially from the standpoint OF loca-
ton, totally unsuited to its purposes. The
Board. together with its invaluable junior
auxiliary. under the efficient direction Of
It's president. Mrs Mann S. Valentine,
worked along steadily, and through their
efforts and the munihcence OF friends, the
purchase of the present handsome prop
crty was made possible. grounds being
broken last April.
The lot. which runs $50 feet on Broad,
by l24 feet inches on Grace, was, so far
as the Broad-street property is concern
ed. purchased from Mr.. John i. Branch,
at S2J a foot. The Grace-street lot was
the generous gift Of Mrs. Fitzhugh Mayo,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13

Like Boney Boy and others OF the Brad
ley stable, Plantain has been raced week
in and week out. and has proven himself
a very useful sort OF a horse
Mr.. John S. Martin, Of the Falrview
Farm Scottsville Va. who Is a younger
brother OF United States Senator Thomas
5. Martin, has quite good prospect for
gelding Castover. by Castaway ii, out OF
Wshimay. over slow track Castover
has worked trial at three quarters OF
a mile in 30, finishing strong. Mr.. Mar
tin also owns Wisbimay, the dam of Cast
over, a brown mare fOaled 1880. by Helm
bold, dam imp. Sweetbread, by Duneany,
second dam Pancake. by Sugarplum, and
her yearling, Wishbone, chestnut FLY,
full sister to Castover. Wishimay was
barren TO Castover and bred back TO that
son Of Outcast last spring.
JOS. Lasitters bay gelding Firewood,
who was out of shape AZ the recent Raj
eigh fair and race meeting. and got sec
ond money in the 2:2j trot. won by A.
+. Domains bay gelding, Roster turned
week at Greenvllle. y. G. IL was on
Thursday. and w. G. Bryan landed the
King Nutwood celdine. a winner OF tho
2:24 class, trotting, In straight heats
Time-2:2j, 2:2j. 2:23.
Roster got second money. and the bay
mare Dolly Patchen third. Roster was
driven by w l.. Bass, who has trained
and driven the bay gelding In al OF his
races.
Mr.. A. D. Payne. OF the Annita Stud
Farm, Charlottesville, Va, has recently
made the following sales OF thorough
breds 70 Curly" Brown, the well-known
Western owner:
Merry Dav. en-. g. 3 by Folus, out OF
Mermaid. by imp. st. Blaiss; Annie Payne.
ch. T., . by imp. The Jacobite or Jim
Gray. out OF Vigilette, dam OF Artillery,
hT Eolus: Chat of Ne oh. T., 3. by imp.
Charaxus. dam Ninone. by Folus, and
Jacl Cay ch. c.. ?. fun brother to Chat
Of Ne,
Mr.. John Addington. OF this city. has
very fast road horse. bred and owned by
himself IN the little bay pacing gelding
John Addington.
This small. but shapely son Of Clan Al
pine and Meta. by Odin Bel. has a record
OF 90. earned this season. but a mark
of 2:l5 would be nearer his limit
Il. It. Birney OF South Natick. Mass,
one Of the best-known and most promi-
nant Of New England trainers and driv-
ers. presided as starting Judge NJ the
Greenville N. O. meeting last week, and
did good work. getting his fields off in
fine shape and giving satisfaction alike
TO the public and to owners and drivers.
BROAD ROCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-13

Captains Bossieux and Russell, OF the
Second Regiment have completed their
company rolls. The papers are In excel
lent shape and the work u highly COM
plimanted BY Major Price.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21
HuMMEH REslHTA

Many deBRbtful summer resorts an
Situated on aad reached via the South.
Fhy Whether one desires iht
seu side or the mountains the fnahiona.
be hotels or quiet country homes. they
can BE- reached via this maguidcen.
highway Of travel
Ashsvllle, n C.. Hot Springs n C..
Roau Mountain, Tenn. and the noun.
tain resorts u east Tennessee and Yves.
tern North Carolina The Land Of the
SKY, Tate Springs, Tenn. Oliver
Springs Tenn Lookout Mountain,
Tenn Llhia Springs Ga, the various
Virginia Springs. also the seashore re.
sorts are reached b the Southern Rail.
way on convenient schedules and at
very low rates
The soutbera Railway has issued a
handsome folder entitled Summer
Homes and Resorts descriptive Of
nearly ono thousand summer resorts,
hotels and boarding houses. including
information regarding rates for board
at indifferent places, and railroad rates
to reach them.
Write G, A, Bousooter Assistant Glen
eral passenger agent, Southern Railway,
Chattanooga, Tenn, for a copy Of this
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21
Illinois G2lIl. RlIIOlt
or INTEREST TO
STOCKHOLDERS
r
Free Transportation to Attend the Annual
Meeting AZ Chicago Some
Interesting raets,

ln order SHAT stockholders Of Ihr Illinois
Central RullrDud Company muy more readily
Itttrjld iu person the tuuuul meetings, thrrH
has hrtD posted ID euch station NJ ttD Conn
ptUY 8 notice To- the effect tuNb in accordance
Wttln resolve uf the BOHtdUf Directors, there
utly hu issued 90 each haldUf 10 bne on moro
sh1tvs of the capital stock Of the Illinois
NNnirlt intltuHd Company, as registered on
tlp hUnks of the Company, utickot enabling
hiul ur urr tutTHvvl free over tho CumnHny's
liHpa from tic station Of tho Illinois Central
Railroad nearest to bis on her registered ud-
dress, 90 Chicago and return, for the purpose
~ attending m person, the next Annual
Stockholders meeting Nf the Company which
will bp tolN 81 hes General unicc iH Chicago
nn Wednesday, september b, iNNs, at noon,
Details ts To tlC necessary procedure 20 oh
tfin sutb Ticket the date Of les issue and les
limit ARC fully set forth on tho notices rCfUr-
rtH 90, lu this connection 80 Win DO Inter-
nailuE go note TINT since, tu iS9, the capital
stock NJ thu company became full paid, d
rAsh dividend. ranging from 4 per cent 10 10
pes sent per lnuum, has boon paid semi-un
uutIlY to every h0ldcrUt stock, and that 10 rs
uuW JNtNty years since the Company, In any
yulr, pOid less than 2 per cent the present
rate ut distfibutlun
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21

Send your jug orders for WHISTLES
Wines and Gins 10 the Merchants Elk
change Saloon, G~resnviilR Miss, and
get the best for the least money.
(tf) J nj GOLDSMITH, Mgr.
Ice cream f~reeEers and / scream
picks that you should buy, at
HENDERSON 4 BAIRD's,
For a good oct smoke try the Cana.
tion cigar,
CRocKErr's DRUG STORE
Ton DoH't Say sol Yes, Crockett,
tho druggist, Is selling Cigarette for FIVE
cents q package
Have you tried the Canation cigarf
CRocKETr's DRUG STORE
Hoes, Rnkes, Piows and all other
farming utensils at
HENDERSON 4 BAIRn'S.
Bright rich blood nOurishes the body
and maintains strength and energy
Prickly Aah Bitters Is a marvellous
blood purifier and system regulator.
Sold By The City Drug Store, Itta Bena,
Mise
We DO nOt claim the world with a
fence around II, but that we have car
load lots Of ash and doors we must
soil
HENDERSON s. BAIRD.
You have hltit on the head when
you buy them Of us-nails.
HENDERSON q BAIRD.
Why don't you dress that wound
pr Tichenors Antisoptic instead
Of that old greasy salve or ointment.
It viii prevent inflammation and soreness
and heal Il much quicker and Is sol
much cleaner and pleasant Only SOC
q bottle by all druggists
When yoa thlnk Of buying a good
Or BET 81 harness 60
HENDERSON & BARD's.
Grockct'a Drug Store isthe place 10
bay your eigaretts &c five cents q pack
Ihayer has q ear load of buggies and
he e selling them % low prices
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21

Nervous excitement due to the up
poarauce Of yellow fever Is something
that shonld be avoided Danish all
thought Of danger Soc TINT your blood,
liver and bowels aro healthy and You
can defy Che disease If your bowels
are irregular # Your digestion is dis.
tmled it you don't sleep wolf II your
blood a impure begin ut once with
pricldy Ash Bittters use it regularly;
It viii keep the health of the body at
the highest standard soldby an drug.
gists
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21
THE HoT spRlNas oF AREANsAg
rhe Mountalu-Loehsa Mirauls n ths
Orarss.

The bot writer's, the mountain AZ. equabt
climate and The pine forests make Ho'
sprinFathc most wonderful health and pleas
ure resort N the World. summer q Winter
u Is owned, ennorsen and controlled bg tha
US Government and has aec0mmopatinnf
ior az CLASSES The Arlington and Park hf
tells and % others and 30 boarding hoa
are open 40 anmmef,
Having As aiiiinde 81 loo feet e Is q col
safe and nnarhy refuge dufing che heaat
term IL tho south.
For information concerning Hot Springs
Address q p Cooley. MANAGER business Means
League, Hot springs, Ark.
For reduced excursion tickets and partieu-
lars Of The "trip see local agen1 Or address W.
ATuFk Gea1 Aass Akt Southern gaileaF
Washington, D. G.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21
ANNrALNErNION CONFEDERATE

AENUALKEUNtON CONFEDERATE
VETERANS ATLANTA, GA JU.
LE 20 TO 20, 1893. REDUCED
RATES VIA SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY
on account Of the Annual Reunion Of
The United Confederate Veterans, at
Atlanta Gin July 10Th to 29rd. 1893. the
Southern Rallwny will sell tickets from
points Oh ita limo to Atlanta, Ga. and
return MT very low rates, From points
within q radius Of 100 miles Of Atlanta,
tickets win be sold July 10Th and Goth
with lual limit July 2sth and from
points beyond n radius Of 100 miles Of
Atlanta. tickets win be sold July t1th,
18Th and 10Th with Bnallimit July 3ist
Cali on amy agent Of the Southern Ry
for further information
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21

Pullman slRnBlhE Car hiamlaa hnm 10 Az
lsfda, connecting % Adupta VIII sellA lraIn.
ChrFylhI llbg Q8'ph0s end Pull@hn DmWiBF
Rnoth SleeplnE CM Atlanta W Jacksonville,
without uhhnBa
Al WAiHs run aaity
" s. CANNON hiv, "a D.. w~nAingBonbG
j. d CuLp, Tusi Mgr, Washington. D. q
W. A. TUHK, u ~ A.. Washington. n d.
Of uEHACVrEH A0.RA C~hnttanoosn Una
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21
T 4444 CENT WILL WILD %.

1 cent will buy a postal, a postal will
bring you the Commonwealth, the
Commonwealth will give you all the
news and tell you where to buy your
goods, These advertisements will
save you cents BY saving these dol
lars are made, and from dollars arise
fortunes
So drop a postal for the paper, and if
You live in Greenwood or Lefore
county and wall say on the postal that
you will pay us for the paper by No
vember, we will send it to you; ask
for it the following week and 1t will
be there. We want every registered
voter Of the county to take our paper,
so we make this liberal offer.
81 PER YEAR,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21

Whats the matter with giving
your horse or mule a dose Of Dr. Itch
onors Antiseptic when be has a collci
will cure him and that's what you
want For sale by q. W. Crockett
wholesale and retail Send him vour
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21

When you get hurt use DR. Tichenors
Antlseptic. Youllneyer know justhow
good it is until you try it. Only so cts.
at your druggists.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21
RleYele Tor sale

One second hand Crescent combina
lion bicycle tandem, aB good az new
Guaranteed 70 be inhrst.claas condition
Actual use, three months. Will be BOlt
very cheap for cash.
For further particulars, address.
O. p, CLARK Il Co,
Clarksdale, Miss
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-07-21
AROUND THE CITY.

#Ifyou want your wheel repaired IN
HI.tcIa-s style cali at " M Cooks
gan shop
Bugaius Tint viii last and give mtis.
faction at reasonable prices NJ
HENDERSON d BhUps
DO yuu want q remedy for Fistula or
a1lEElliu stock II 80. use Dr. Itch.
cuars ADttaeptie as directed 10 will
craH For sale by druggists at Soc q
bosglo
when you start ont 10 tackle the
GnHy tribe don't forget to take fl bottle
of Tirheuora Autiseptic Nothing equal
Co. 70 for fu wounds Gsh hook wounds,
bisaa aud stiHgB Of insects and it is no.
bad thing for analu bite Remem
bcr Is rlres collie MISC while yUu wait
abaut ten minutes Your druggist can
acl ilas fast as You can buy it Price
30 cents
Elruet8m tHe tiaHrr ls tho man who does
Wuf inNr HH HYrk iJ do pger. Write him tpF
prices
someboay ~ Always looking New
novel and usetuI articles IN sterling
silgcr Come on so lockers
C. J. Stein,
W NJ Cook win exchange your
wheel far ANYTHING In the iewclry line
DO poG waut TO bay q farm In Sun
Guwur county 2 If so write to W. A.
Everium Grecurtllc Miss He has
A 5000 acros 10 soll and az prices anyone
wha wants 70 farm can buy Read mis-
ad iu lhl Issue