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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-28
"A 4n tiss ss2'i sss9s: Hs9s:' PEASE & MAYS

the three teams mentioned will be given
an opportunity to enter this bowling
contest"
The passenger train which should
have arrived here at 2 :55, this afternoon,
was this morning reported twelve hours
late; but this afternoon word reached
here that it had been annulled, so that
todaY's train will not arrive at all. This
train has been very uncertain for the
past few weeks.
Evangelist Crittenton seems to be
awakening quite an interest in his work
in Portland, as he invariably does in
every city he visits, for it is a work
which commends itself to everyone,i no
matter what their station in life. At a
meeting Sunday afternoon widow lady
became SO enthusiastic that she con-
tributed her diamond ring to the fur
therance of the work in Portland. Mr..
Crittenton will leave that city for Astoria
Friday.
Last night F. N. Jones returned from
trip to Southern California, and the
reports that he brings of the drought
there are anything but hattering for the
residents of that part of the state. 1t is
not surprising that Oregon is at present
receiving such an influx from that To-
cality. Mr.. Jones Gays farmers will
hardly have enough of crop for seed,
and that the absence of rain is even
telling on the eucalyptus trees, whose
roots extend an indefinite length in
search of moisture.
Mr.. G. w. Miller, who called at this
Office yesterday to pay his daily sub
scription, has certainly proven himself
the friend of newspapers, having won
quite reputation as subscriber to
many. Among those he has read con-
tinuously for years is the OregonIan, he
having been continuous subscriber for
over forty years. and has taken the daily
for over twenty years. When the Gold
endale Sentinel started his was one OF
the first names on the list, and he has
received that journal for over twenty
years. Every since THE CHRoN1cLE
commenced publication, nine years ago,
Mr.. Miller has read 1t daily, and is such
subscriber as newspapers desire to
have.
Some time ago in speaking of Henry
Irving's visit to America, THE CHEoN-
IcLE could not suppress the question as
to whether he could do calk walk or
sing coon song, and if not, how could
be possibly succeed in this enlightened
age. 1t now seems, after years of sue
cess on the legitimate stage, with all the
worlds praises sounding in his ears,
that Louis James has just awakened to
the serious mistake he has made, and
becoming tired of the Othellos, Hamlets
and Macbeths, longs to do a cake walk
or try his rich voice, which go captivates
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-28

everyone who hears it, in "Mr. johnson
Turn Me Loose" And yet it cannot be
this conclusion has been reached through
any lack of appreciation by the PEOPLE,
for he never visited The Dalles, as has
Ward, and been greeted by an audience
of dozen or more; but in every city
plays to packed houses. Then why this
sudden outburst and the declaration that
were he back at the foot of the hill he
should travel the other road? Simply,
as the Telegram saye, because greatness
always brings weariness. Then, too, he
may have been desirous of giving the re-
porter who interviewed him, something
to write about.
So far nothing has been done in this
city toward enforcing the law regarding
the abolishment of nickel-in-the-slot
machines and similar divises, and the
officers as we'll as owners of such ma
chimes seem to be waiting the decision
act. Such test was to have been made
in Astoria yesterday. An attorney had
been engaged by the nickel-in- the-slot
men at that place and another at Salem
the first arrest to be made at Astoria.
A victim had been selected with the
understanding that all costs of litigation
were to be borne by the men interested
in the protection of the machines. and
either the sheriff of Clatsop county or
chief of police of Astoria be induced to
make the arrest. A pro forma con-
fession of Judgment was to pe entered
in the state circuit court and the case at
once taken up on appeal. A gentleman
here said today: ''If they would
let the machine rest, it would soon wear
itself out, like any other fad" That
when he first had his machine he took
in from $l2 to SIS some days, whereas
now it only helps him to sell his cigars,
and many days but fifty cents is put in.
Quite revenue is paid into the city
from licenses on these machines, which,
in case of the enforcement of the law,
must be refunded. It certainly is
naught else but one form of gambling,
and should be dealt with as such.
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TAKE NOTICE.
TO OUR ADVERTISERS: :

All Changes in Advertisements must
be handed in before 10 o'clock A. M, as
no changes will be accepted in the aft
ernOon. This rule will be positive.
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING co.
The Dalles, January 10, 1899.
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The stock of mems shoes formerly
carried by John G. Hertz are offered by
Pease & Mays at discount of 40 per
cent.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-28
A. L. p. S. Concert.
Following is the program for the con-
cert at the Baldwin tomorrow night:
1. Piano Duet, Overture-Die Weise Dame.

Following is the program for the con-
cert at the Baldwin tomorrow night:
1. Piano Duet, Overture-Die weise Dame.
Misses Clara and Julia Nickelsen.
2. Quartet-"Flag Without stsin". White
Messrs. Akers, Lundell, Polling, Steele.
8. Vocal solo-"Because Love You Dear
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Brandy
Mr.. NJ L. Akers.
4. Quartet-"I Long For Thee German
5. Vocal solo-"Mignon" ..... Guy D'Hardelot
Miss Myrtle Michel.
6. Vocal duet-"Love and War. Cooke
Messrs. Akers and Lundell.
z. Selection. "A. Z. P s. Band
1. Valse Brillanto-"L owe That Is True.
.....---...---. Bennett
Harwood Quintet.
Quartet-"Mrs. winslou" -. Harrin gton
8. Vocal solo-"The Night Birds Cooing..
Fayers
Mrs. B. S. Huntington.
A. Quartet-"Old Kentucky Home
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Foster-Parker
s. Bass selo-''The Mighty Deep" Jude
g. Quartet-"Gobblins'Il Git YOU. Riley-Parks
T. Quartet. .-...-.-..--....-..... Until the Dawn
Admission 80 cents. Seats on sale at
Blakeley & Houghton's. No extra
charge for reserved seats. Doors open
at 8 O'Clock; concert commences at 80.
Not one child dies where ten formerly
died from Group. People have learned
the value of One Minute Cough Cure
and use it for every lung and throat
trouble. 1t Immediately stops coughing.
1t never fails. Snipes-Kinersly Drug Co.
Why pay the regular prices to others,
when Pease & Mays are offering the
strictly up-to-date shoe stock of j. C..
Herrz, including all of his purchases for
this spring, at discount of 40 per cent
Wanted.
a girl or middle aged lady to do gen.
eral house work. No children and no
washing Inquire at this Office. 25-Iw
The stock of mems shoes formerly
carried by John G. Hertz are offered by
Pease & Mays at discount of 40 per
cent.
Use Clarke & Falk's Floral Lotine for
sunburn and wind chafng. If
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-28
WANTED.

A girl to do general housework. APP
ply at this Office. 2-27tf
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-28

Use Clarke & Falk's Floral Lotine for
sunburn and wind chafng. If
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-28

Why pay the regular prices to others,
when Pease & Mays are offering the
strictly up-to-date shoe stock of ]. G.
Herrz, including all of his purchases for
this spring, at discount of 40 per cent
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-28

Come letus figure with you,-let us
show you how much cheaper it is for
you to buy your muslin underwear of us.
We will convince you that to buy else-
where, or to make it up at home, is an
extravaganza. A. M. Williams & Co.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-28
anted.

A girl or middle aged lady to do gem
eral house work. No children and no
washing. Inquire at this Office. 25-1w
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-02-28
In.Olden Times

People overlooked the Importance of
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with the transient action; but
now that it is generally known that
Syrup of Figs will permanently over
come habitual constipation, we'll IN
formed people will not buy other laxa-
tives, which act for time, but finally
injure the system. Buy the genuine,
made by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Free.

One package of ''H. o. Buckwheat.
H. o." will build up bone and muscle,
tone the nervous system and assist di-
gestion in young and old alike.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13

\ I0T-nI-r- 0ITI V-I0 Tro1-- .r--r1I---
foa aaii,- manor sroae.is ,bose r,,1cs ror
peonle who,' ,'se me tslephonn.
.f,ou havca t,lesho.e ;, your office
or store rino up C5niral, then ro
,,,alfo., , c,,.t,,,e.
AlN"ys sltaA I'D 500 nheeltone, ia order
90 make "Ccutrl' ask you over what you
,rant Ii ehr inrs moi hasr.vsu tell rcr
..
60 wake "p '' t""' tN' o''.'" '"o ~
Der elrs
Take votr time in answering tOlr hell
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Eavo We Outgrown the Consti-
tutionQ


1--WE have outgrown TIE Constitution,
said General Merritt in q recent speech.
That Is the view whlcl the military men
ana the eNpansionists hold, and we Will
h0 yc outgruwn 10 IL we enter up0u POI -
ey uf imperialism It is q principle of
thiS government 4hatali citizens arc equal
before the law, or MS some writer has
ioTci0lY put 30, t'tnc essential and iUnta-
mental priuciple of this g0vtrnment Is
that msn is the unit, that each one Is 81
CoeQual : ali oi Oh eWhOlc. that II Aou add
together All the people aDd divide Icy thr
sunl of the whole the result is alWaN tNo
exact measure OF tine rNAct rights u.d =
glsc law of every citizen, mo- one one ilac-
i'm more, no one orc fraction less,
Now, if-we take the philippines and
20 i'm for colonial possessions gcnciati},
we shall have two glasses OF American
citizens unless we are going tC admit che
m0ngrel inhabitants Of tho PHILIPPINES
and of Hawaii into full citizenship, Civ
ing them III rcpres entauon im CoAg5 css,
oud nobody proposes this. II theIhllt.p-
pines aie-tO be governed bF MS they 9rt to
1e governed aS dependent colonies ami
there VIII he two classes ~ American
cifi ZeNS-Os.e class enjoying lhs full priy-
iieg-s of the Constitution. the oiier class
eOverHed without thctr consent anc under
tiic domination OF the superior class
When that comes 20 pass, we Will Jude Il
hgVc OutgrOWn, o. rather have grown
0Ct OF the Constitution.
And that is dot all. There is moie
serious view. We may have no concern
for the Philippines. We may be willine
tp govern them as subjects, and we may
console ourselves with the Thought that
they are better off with any soIt OF gov
cTnment under TIM. United States Nag than
they were under spanish control, or than
they would be under their Owl govern
mept. But how VIII it be at he&c2 Once
admit the principle that there are Amerl
can citizcns and American citizens, once
discard our motto cf equal and exact jus.
tee to all and there is no telling wIeie
the thing VIII cna. II we are going "a
have two CLASSES of American citizens
enc at home and one in OFT coi0nies-thc
time viii Come when there VIII be t~t
classes OF American citizens at home ii
| ether words, impeTiaiism~is step tow
~ q monarchy and aristOcIacy. - u'
beware OF the FIRST Step -bichmonf I&Mf.
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7 TAZEWELL DRUG CO.


OF HOUSE ANh LOT rs TOWN or mcuLANps
Whereas, S. Baker and Rosn Baker.
his Wilv, s.. 81 lvWman and NJ. Bloom did
ou thr 10Th day ol February, 1898 exc
rutetY Bird N Robinson. '!rnstee, a
crriaiu drcdpl drusi conveying to the
slsd lrustcl, Tint certain house and lot
situate ga Che town ol Richlauds, razc-
Wpl county, Virginia, known aud dcs-
isuab u ans lot /. in Section .. Plan 4, in
q pini wth certificate thereto. mndc by
thc tlinoh Valley Coul aud Iron Company
ou May 9Th, 1890 and oi record ia The
VuzrWrN county court clerks Office la
ID. t. .b. pp. / etc, TO secure llOlstOn
National lfmlding and Loan AssOclat lion
m hr nnNmrut oi a certain loan men
tiouci in said decd al trust; mud
wlfrrue thc said Bird N Robinson has
r,sIturd us.grb trustee. aui the circuit
cout,oi iau.ntli county did 10y nn Or
Il o. cntrrcdut it's Dccemher term lS9S
appoint aud substitute j. II Stunrt az
substituted trustee IN the place aud
stoni ul said Bird NJ. Robinson, trustee
WHO had resigned And whereas the
snid grnutors in said decd of trust have
deinult,d Il ior more than six months in
the puymcat oi dues, interest, premiums
etc., on thelonn secured la said deed %
trust aud having been directed 10y the
lIolsion Nation Building aud loan As
sociation 80 to do.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
oi the authority vested ia me, by said
decd ol trust aud the said order srrist.
tuting me az trustee therein, | will on
the 10Th day OF January, 1899, ON the
pr misses, proceed To- sell the said house
aud lot ntpnblic auction To the highest
bidder iorcASH ~ HAND.
The said house and lot * fully dcscrib-
ed iu said lrast deed TO which reference
is here made and adopted which X OF
record in Tazewell county clerks Office in
ID. B. 3J,p 40 etc.
j. II STUART,
Substituted Trustee.
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From Falls Mills
CONTINUED

Mr.. Ballard p. Compton, an honored
citizen of the Mud Fork neighborhood,
has been very i'll for some time, but it
is now thought he is improving.
S. w. Marrs- returned home ON the
Gath 'llt-just in time to spend Christ
mas with ho9efolks. He reports a very
enjoyable trip.
Alex w. Tabor was visi ting his moth
er who lives near Princeton, W. Va,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Byrd, of Franklin Co.,
are visiting their sons, Chas. and Wal
ter Byrd, now.
Mr. Isaac Stephenson, formerly cit
izen of this neighbo hood, but now
of Clear Fork, was in the vicinity last
week.
T. S, Gillespie. OF Cincinati, o., spent
the holidays with homefolks.
c. A. Carter, a prominent merchant
of Keystone, w. Va, was up last Sun
day
Messrs j. W. Hackworth and j. w.
Tabor and Miss Jennie Tabor were visi-
ting friends on Bluestone last week.
Perhaps the gentlemen of the party
were seeking new fields in which tc
display their powers of conquest.
Mr. w. c. Tabor expects in a few days
he will have his roller mill-for it car
now be called such-in operation. We
wish him much success He has mad,
many needed improvements in the mil
since he took charge few years ago.
The bland voices and smiling coun
tenances of the numerous candidate
for the county offices win soon appea
in our midst.
The public school here reopened Mon
day morning after weeks vacation fo
the holidays.
Either our pencil betrayed us into
mistake. or the typographer s eyes caus
ed him to make one in our last locals
What we meant to be Esquire ar
peared in the Naws as "Enginee."
"vIRIDE CoRNU.n
Jan. 2, 1899.
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''Prue and 1" In a Popular Edi-
tiOn.

George William Curtis most popular
story, "Prue and /, " which recent writ
er In the New York Times classes among
the twenty-five best American novels. and
an eminent critic says embodies the
sweetess and most genial humor which
has graced English Literature since the
time Of Ella. has just been issued in
very handsome and handy ciotE-bound
volume reduced i'm price from 81 80 to
35c.. by the famovs cheap book publish-
ing house, Hurst & Co.. l35 Grand Street
New York, 1t may be had at al book
stores or from the publishers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13


Mr. j. Kyle Montague, Christiansburg, Va.
Dear Sir: We have been using some OF your
Collie Cure fOr horses. and find it the only sure
cure we have ever been able to get during oar
experience OF i've years IN livery. Your Horse
asd cattlci Powders are also the best have
ever handled. Wishing You macli succcrs with
both, wo oomaiu- IVurs truly,
JOHNSON & COWLING.
TazewclI, Va Nov p 1895.
Air. J. Kyle Moniagsc, Chriftiaasburg, Va.
Dear Sir: have boon in the hotel and livery
bHsircss for hftecn years. and during that time
have hid occasion % try nearly all the reme-
dies muse for sick hosres. j have tried "Mon-
lacles CoHc Cure" FOR horses. and It is 1ndoubt-
cdly the best remedy have ever tried and I
recommend il to all who may have occasion 20
use lit. Very truly. GEo..R. SURFACE
For sale at Tahewell Drug Co.'s Store.
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Exposition on Training Children.

EXPOSITION on Ira1n1ng Children.
Train up child in the way in which
he should go, and when he is old he will
not depart from it.'' If this be true and
we are allowed to judge by works, deeds,
fruits, doings, etc. then it is not the
Goth sheep that has gone astray, but the
whole gang seems to be in the woods.
The first reason for the right trainir 2
of children is, that the thing withing it
sell is right. Another is. that it is en-
phatically Divine command, besides
bcing in accord with co mmon sense and
justice. 4 is also blessing and honor
alike to parents and children, anl a
light to the world.
Such culture not only keeps the pa
rents children and community out of
trouble, cost and loss of sleep; but is o
safe guard to many generations foil ow-
ing. Another urgent reason is, that if
child learns to be an ignorant deprav-
ed, Vulgar scoundrel, and goes on in
such meanness in sinful world, then
the probability is that he Will not only
retain those errors for one year, but Tor
life: contaminating tie morals of Others
and spreading tares of iniquity: not on
ly to his posterity, but the many others
whom this wretch cursed with such ev
Ills and may also transmit them to 9th
ers and all such would effect following
generations.
Still another reason for respecting
this command is that if death works no
change, then it must be that we wake
up in the next world with the same
propensities good and evil, which we
are in love with at the time of death.
just like CLOSING a river or state line,
the act does not make one honest or
purify him. Then if the eyils of this
world continue into the next, on and
on,unless we repentand purify ourselves
mere, it must be that they will continue
on forever. Theu it must be that the
teachings and training given TO children
are not for one year, nor for life, butall
eternity Then how very necessary it
is to Train up child in the way in
which he should go?
Another reason is, that il is much
cheaper financially to educate them
properly, than it is to turn them out
like hogs and let them spring up by
chance like mus hrooms. Because many
fathers spend much more trying to
keep their children out Of prison and
from being hanged, than We uld be re.
quired to give their prodigals collie
giate education, not saying any thing of
the re orse Of conscience, disgrace and
loss of sleep created by such iniquity
Still another reason why all people
should universally obey this command.
is that it is socially, financially and NOR
ally effecting all people in the world,
every day, hour and minute in life, in
creasing our joys, or SORROWS in proper
tion to the degree in which this injunc-
ton has been kept or violated. When
one dies he gets rid of paying tax, but
we cannot get rid of our rascality and
meanness in this short handed way. So
we must try and overcome the evil with
good. WIN. EDWARD READ.
CONTINUED
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13

The weather has been very dis.
agreeable but Chrls'mas has passed
Off very nicely.
MIR. Henry Bowen and r.. r.
Smoot went To Elkhorn on business
last week. Mr., Bowen went for the
purpose OF selling some fat cattle.
Mr.. A.. l.. Earheart OF pulaski Co..
has been in this neighborhood for
several days.
i Rev. w. w. Ruff preached an ex-
cellent sermon TO a small, hut atten-
tive aud apprecialive congregation
last sunday. at 3. pm.
We are glad 10 hear Miss Mamie
Gillespie Is Improving from the fall
she received from horse some davs
ago, while coming home from Mr.
Abb Ireson's.
MIR. austin White of Five Oaks
has moved TO his new home on the
head of Bluestone.
49, WV ANW HtlllcS given Ill
The neighborhood and among the
ones given were az Mr.. Frank How
ards, Mr,~J. b. Gillespie, MIR. Blair
Greever'ssiid Mr.. t. X. Crocketts,
The y"aRg people enjoyed them
selves very much.
The people of this community
were very much surprised when
Mr.. T9f Wilburn brought his
young NIfe home, he married Miss
Mamie Peery Of Crokett's Cove.
Mr.. Troy Greear who has been at
Dunlow, w. Va. for some time,
visited home folks during Xmas.
Col. 3rownhas made quite an inn
provement on his house.
Miss Lou Gillespie has gone back
to her school in 'fhompson's Valley.
Mr.. Sam Gillespie and wife spent
Christmas, with home folks.
"PUNcH AND JUDA.-~
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BRoNzR TURKEYS.

l oser tas next thirty days twenty
Eve nice Bronze Turkeys. Toms 81 each
and nels Sl.50. MRS. NJ. J. Hoog.
Bnrke's Garden, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13
WANTED.

Reliable man for Manager of Branch
Office wish TO open in this vicinity. n
your record is o. X here is a good open
ing. Kindly mention this paper when
writing. A. Il. MORRIS,
Cincinnati, o.
Illustrated catalogue 4cts. postage.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13
STATE FEMALE NORMAL sonool
FARMvILLE, MA.

FABMNILLF NA.
Tuition freee for State Students. Spring
tes,a be7his jan soth. 1899, with new
classes ti5uughout as in September
Teachers. may enter tie Professional
<ourse as late as March 1st.
ROBERT Frazier, Fres.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13
From Pocahontas

PocAHoNTAs, VA, January To- asi-
ness in Pocahontas has been LIVELY iace
New Year began- Mines nave All t4ey
eardo.
The Standard OilCompaey are DuilG-
Ing ome tauks up attncold st ables above
Pocahontas. This may seem stage bat
il is truc all the same (hear say.)
The Southwest Company are putting
up a lot OF tanks and quite extensive ma
chinery attached to the coke ovens to
Manufacture coal OF CT tar.
the ovens by electricity.
40 boty serioas ~ mutin this ecticn
during holidays. OBsERvGR
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13
Protect the Birds.

The hunting season has about
closed, and sporis-men report that
the season has been good one.
There is a Sentiment,we understand,
among our sportsmen generally, now
that the season is over, that the birds
shall be protected This is as it
should be, andswe hope that the SEN
timeni will be practically carried
out. The natural enemies of the
bird during the winter season espe-
cially, are numerous and ravenous.
Add to these pot hunters and law
breakcs, and no wonder if the little
bird becomes extinct. OF course our
sports men wall refrain from shoot
ing out Of season, but they shall also
keep n sharp eye on INSCRIPTIONS
huntors, whose only sport consists in
slaughtering by unsportsman-l k G
means. 1f we observe the law we
may hope for still more and better
sport next year.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13

The WASHINGTON correspondent Of the
AiexaHdrio Gazrtte says; Among the
Virginiaas al the capitol today was Mr..
-. r.. Henry prominent Democrat from
tse Ninth dl>trict Ilc says everybody
wlo knows aDy tMng at ali about Ills
district kluw, ihat Congressman Walker
was awly sni iegii!y defeated last No
yember and $50 tcgt the district is Dem
ocrahc rs twD thorgapd majority When
asked how if is chat many lePutabls
white people 'u tha. district arc Repab-
licans he said that ties went OF with
Mahope ana foaaa j. hari 'ggt back 'n
'hcir old folds Le els7 said tllat some
ei tAemose Ys ~ " amen- them
worried aal 80 l s. lker
iastA0r Ter. ~, ri.hu, HcTs
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13

e124ss !; /, ffij1lsii TEA cures Dyspcp
, EsssssSh y STA, Constipation and lndt
Sestion. Reeulates the Liver. Price, 1'e'