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Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
MRS. IDA L. ROsER
Grand-Nieee of Ex-President James K. Polk, Writes to Mrs. Pinkham Saying:

'' DEAR MRS. PINKHAM II have been married for nearly two years, and so far have not been blessed with child.
 l have, however, suffered with a com piication of female troubles and pain ful menstruation, until very recently.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15

We will continue our sale on Mill linery during this sale and will give the same reduction of one-quarter off
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15

citizen member board of control, month of March, 1902 ............ l50.0o II ] T. w. Pemberton. sal ary. territorial treas urer, month of March, I9OZ ........... S3.33 15 1 C. F. AinSworth, salary and expense as attorney general, month of
 March, 1902 ............ 10000 -16 l Isaac T. Stoddard, sal ary, territorial li-
 brarian. month of
 March, 1902 ...-......... 50 co IF 1 Sims Ely, salary, pri- vate secretary to the governor. month of March, 1902 -.........-. 125.00 LIS 1 Wm. English, salary, assistant territorial sec retary, month of March, 19O2 1OU.U l19 1 F. D. Lane. extra SerV-
 ices rendered auditors
 office during month of
 March. 1902 ......... 2s.00 l20 1 N. O. Murphy, gov
 ernor, expenses of gov
 ernOr, fourth quarter of
 fiscal year beginning
 July l, 1901. ............. 1S1 50 121 ] Geo. R. Davis, salary
 and expense as judge,
 of first judicial district
 of Arizona, first quar-
 ter of 1902. 02.......... S115.00 122 l Fletcher M. Doan. sal
 ary and expense as
 judge of second judicial
 district of Arizona, first
 quarter Of 1902. ...... 375.00 123 1 Webster Street, salary
 and expense as judge of
 third judicial district of
 Arizona from Jan. l,
 1902, to March 20, 1902. 329. r 124 1 Edward Kent salary
 and expense as judge of
 third judicial district of
 Arizona from March 21,
 1902, to April l, 1902. . 45S3 125 l Richard E. Sloan, sal
 ary and expense as
 judge of fourth judicial
 district of Arizona, first
 quarter of 1902 ~ 375. .O0 126 l Sunset Telephone Co.,,
 use of telephones in governors and auditors
 offices for April. 19O2... 950 136 l C. F. Ainsworth. attor-
 ney general, part pay
 ment travelling eXpens-
 es and printing briefs
 case pending in su-
 preme court of United
 States at Washington,
 D. C............. lS6 .6o 1f2 10 Arizona Publishing Co,
 publishing governors
 proclamation ........ 17.O0 GENERAL FUND. Paragraph 9159, R. g. of 1901 137 10 Capt. W. J. El1ey, nec-
 essary expense, Go. G,
 N. G. A, months of
 Feb. and March, 1902... 5000 13S 10 Capt F.. M. Lamson,
 necessary expense, Go.
 B, N. G. A, six months
 ending March 31 1902. GO 139 10 Capt. C. P. Borrowdale,
 necessary expense, Co. On TaDfI,
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
Office of the Board of Control,

Phoenix, Ariz., April 26, 1902 The board met at 10 o'clock a. m. Present, ". F. Nichols, member, and F. J. Bennitt, secretary. After careful estimate of the amount necessary to maintain the capitol build ing and grounds, it was Resolved, That the territorial treas urer be and is hereby requested to transfer eight thousand (S.000.0O dol lars from the capitol building fund to the general fund. as per the provision of Act No. 8 of the Laws of the TWen- ty-first Legislative Assembly of the Territory of Arizona. There being no further business. the beard adjourned.
 Attest: F. J. BENNITT
 Secretary. LIST OF WARRANTS ISSUED BY THE TERRITORIAL AUDITOR DURING THE MONTH OF
 APRIL, 1902. Act No. SC Appropriation BID. Laws
 1901. No. Date.
 112 W. r. Nichols, salary
 as territorial auditor,
 month of March. 19O2..$ 150. DO 11S 1 E. J. Bennitt, salary,
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
Salaries.


 10 Herbert Brown. superin-
 tendcnt ..... $ 25O. GO Il Ira r. smith. assistant Su-
 perintendcnt ............ .... 125.0 F II s. Laughln, secretary
 and Storekeeper ........... 125.00 F l.. \. Moller, physician.... l25.00 II w. H. Buck. yardmaster.... 113.0G 13 Juan Zavala. guard. .......... 10000 16 J. M. Clark, guard. ......... .00 T. J. II. Graham, guard. SS.60 16 G. Nj. Williams, guard..... 100 00 19 T. D. Molloy, guard. ....... .09 20 J. C. Stevens, guard. .... .7.32 T E. F. Sanguinetti, assigned account of H. O. Cooper, guard ......... ....... 100 % 9 R. H. Pitcher, guard. ....... 100. 60 2S l. N. Bell. guard. ........... 10000 4 A J. Moore. guard ....... so. 90 D D. J. Ryan, guard. SO. 60
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15

Total expense, month of March, 1902 ....................S4. S4. I36 .24 The financial report of the superin- tendent of the prison for the month of March, 1902. is as follows: Total earnings from all sources, $5SG.15.
 Average confinement of prisoners 20.
 Gross per capita cost was $17,61. and the gross per capita per diem cost was 56.S cents.
 The net expense for the month was $i,220 09. and the net daily per capita cost was 5G.4 cents.
 In the matter of convict No. 1898, Alex. il. Hale, reported by the superin- tendent of the prison as having at tempted to escape on March, 18th, 1902. it is Ordered. that all good time earned by said convict previous to the date of his; attempt to escape be and hereby is cancelled.
 There being no further business, the board adjourned.
 Attest: E. J. BENNITT,
 Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-15
office of the Board of Control.

Phoenix, AriZ., April 3, 1902 The board met at 10 o'clock 9. n. Present. W. |. Nichols, member, and T.. J. Bennitt. secretary.
 The reports and accounts from the territorial prison were received by the beard.
 The reports from the prison officials were read and ordered placed on file The prison claims for the month end ing March 31, 1902. after being care fully considered. were approved for payment from the prison fund, as fol- lows:
 No. of
 Voucher. Supplies. r.. F. Sanguinetti, general
 supplies ......... .......$ 9G6 .21 II. Brown. Supt. sundries 634 56 3 Hodges X Neithart, fresh
 beef ................. ...... 394 9S 1 Yuma Water and Light Co.,,
 supplies ........ ... 250. .00 , P. T. Hurley, supplies. 7S. r. c. Blaisdell telephone
 rent .-.....-... ............ 2.50 Yuma Lumber Co., supplies 14. 51 . s Ewing & Pool, supplies. .... 15.2o g Arizona Publishing Co.,, sup
 plies ............. ............ 25.oo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
NEWS FROM BARTON HEIGHTS.
Monthly Meeting OF the Epworth League.
Personal Mention.

The Epworth League Of the Barton
Heights Methodist Church held their
monthly business and social meeting at
the residence of Mr.. John E. Harding. of
Barton Avenue, Monday night After
the transaction OF routine business and
the acceptance into membership of those
already proposed and accepted. a light re-
freshment was served, after which q
game of carrom was engaged in to y
late hour. The league reported fifteen
visits paid to the sick and strangers.
Meeting of d religious character was
held during the month, which resulted III
good work among its members.
Miss Elizabeth Satterfield who has been
visiting Mrs Calvin Satterfield, of North
Avenue, has left for LynchburS, Va. to
visit relatives.
Mrs. a. D. Stevens, of Eadford. Va.
who has been visiting Mrs. T. NJ. Saund-
ers, Of Barton Avenue and Dove Street,
has returned to her home.
The Twentieth Century Tea given by the
ladies of the Overbrool, Presbyterian
Church was one of the finest entertain
ments of the season. The music. both
vocal and instrumental was grand.
Misses Sara and Maria MaSruder. who
have been visiting Mrs Garland B. Taylor
of Lamb Avenue and Dove Street, is now
visiting friends in Richmond
ia.rs. Julia Morris. of Campbell. Va, is
visiting Mrs. Calvin c. Satterfield, OF
North Avenue.
The Monday Evening Euchre Club was
delightfully."- entertained on Monday even
ig by Miss Daisy Todd. of Chestnut Hill.
There We're four tables, ard interest
ing game was playeS until 10:50 when
refreshments were served.
Willie Shelton, who has been quite sick
with the pneumonia at the home of his
parents, DIR. and Mrs. A. F. Shelton. OF
North Avenue and Dove Street, is now
able to sit UP.
Kathleen Gordon. of N1onteiro Avenue.
who has been quite sick for the past four
weeks, is now we'll and able to De out.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
DAY in THE POLICE COURT,
Some Minor Fights, Sailor Boy and One or
Two DRINKS Took Up the Time.

Several small cases came before Justice
Cr1,tchtield in the Police Court yesterday.
among them few minor fights, a sailor
boy. a couple of Migrants and thesusuai
allotment of plain DRINKS. The Justice
was disposed to be lenient, and few fines
were imposed.
Most interesting. possibly, of all the
cases was that Of young Albert Wlckes
of the u. S. S. Lancaster. which IS now
lying at Newport News. Wickes, d hand
some chap, deserted at Newport News
and came to this city. where he was ar
rested. Policeman Wyatt, who made the
arrest, wrote to Newport News to learn
about him, AND received a reply stating
that the u. S. S. Lancaster would pay
SO for his return. Policeman Wyatt said
the small sum was not worth the trouble
and Justice Crutchfleld discharged Wickes
with the advice to so back to his ship
Adolphus Edwards was accused of beat
ing his wife, but was discharged; Dinah
Lacey cursed Sarah Jones and was dis
charged; Sam Voss, up as a vagrant, also
won his release, as did Robert Pryor,
accused of attacking Liza Jones with an
axe. Davis Long was fined $50 and given
thirty days for carrying q pistol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
IMPORTANT ARREST.
Negro Charged With Assautlpg Verge eoI:1
Under LGck and Key

a negro named VIM Fields was al.
rested yesterday morning by Officers
Wyatt and Bradley on the charge OF as
saultinG Verge Coles last Saturday night.
The negro had been in hiding at the
house of Cora Johnson, in the rear eli
No. 611 North Seventh Street
The two officers went TO the house IL
was a kitchen with an upper room The
woman answered the knock on the door,
and in reply to questions stated tkat she
had not seen Fields for ten days. She
was very nervous, and displayed some
anxiety to get the officers away. She
even offered 70 go with them to another
place. where she said she thought Fields
might be found She was too anxiou.s
however, and the officers made th,'r-
ough search of tic premises. finally To-
eating the negro in the upper room. lie
was confronted with q pistol, and accom-
panied the officers to the station-housc
In the excitement the woman attempted
to make a disappearance, but she was
taken along to the station, too, and
charged with being an accessory after
the fact.
The two cases will come UP to-day
in the Police Court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
ARGUMENTS CONCLUDED.
Case of Redwood Against Short in the Hands
of Judge ilinor-Othcr Cases.

The case of Bellwood against Short is
now i'll the hands OF Judge Minor Tor :.
decision. The case is one in which the
title to the propearty 1T prewry's Blut IS
at stake Argument was concluded yes
terday, when MIR. James: Parker closed Tor
Mr.. Short and Mr.. William L. Royahf
closed for the plaintiff.
Judge Minors decision will not be ready
for several weeks as there are many pa
pers to be examined.
William Logon, the negro charged with
assaulting Michael Shaahan, was given
eighteen months in the penitentiary in the
Hastings Court yesterday afternoon.
Edward Jeffrics (colored) was acquitted
on the charge of receiving stolen proper
ty, to-wit: one bag of horse feed. Ihls
was an appeal case from the Police Court
The suit OF Robert L. Lindsey against
the Trigg Shipbuilding Company for s1o,-
600 will be heard in the Law and Equity
Court to-day. Mr.. Lindsey claims dam
ages because OF injuries sustained TO ms
right hant. by the bursting OF an emery
wheel on May II, 1901.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
CUBA ON BRINK
OF A CIVIL War
Whites Say President Palma
Shall Not Land.
so DECLARES DR.. De PEAL
Now On His Way TO Washinstou. and viii
Speak Of These Things to President
EooseveIt-0nly Annexation VIII
Save the Is.sud, He Says.
so DECLARES DR.. De PEAL

Opposition to Estrada Palma. the firse
president of the Cuban Republic, whs
was elected to take office on May LIST, has
grown so intense that il he attempts IL
land on the island there will probably De
civil war among the Cubans. Sucn. a.
least, is the opinion OF Dr.. Leonef rs
Peau, Cuban who fought and who foS'
his father in the cause of Cuba Lthrs
and who. incidentally. had the honor Of
attending Colonel Theodore Roosevelt,
then commanding the Rough Riders. now
the President of the United States. wher
he was slightly i'll with fever after the
San Juan Hill battle.
AS TO ANNEXATION.
Dr. De Peau thinks the only thing that
will save Cuba will be annexation to the
United states. MI the better element OF
the island, he declares, Cuban and Span
ish alike, agree In this opinion. The re-
suit was that when the presidential cleo
ton was held. the whites, far outnum-
bered by the blacks did not even attempt
to vote. Now the whites are determined
to keep Palma out of Cuba, even at the
cost of a civil war, ne declares. For the
relief of Cuba. outside of annexation, he
says, there are only two things to be
done One Is to remove the tariff restric-
lions and allow planters the benefie OF
the open market here. and anothe- Is the
shutting out of the American negro laoor
which now floods the island AS 1t Is now.
native labor is starving
Yesterday DR.. De Peau, now at Muir
phys, said:
OBJECTS TO PALMA.
What the better element wants Is an
nexation We must have il. The only
relief that the United States can offer
us outside of this is the resembling of the
present sugar tariff. SO that planters who
now have a great deal of sugar can ship
il and some means OF raising money, III
addition to the stopping of cheap inl1li-
grafton to Cuba. We now have more ne
groes than we can handle and we do
not want any more. The Importance OF
American negroes to Cuba has been one
of the worst things we have had TO deal
with.
Palma is not the president for US. The
whites did not go TO the polls at all at
election time They allowed the freed
negroes to acclaim Palma as president
and as matter of fact he is afraid to so
there The whites wanted Massc.
Palma knows nothing in the wofld
about Cuba; he had not been there for
years. and does not know the condi-
tons. Annexation is what we need to
restore US. With annexation would come
guaranty on the part OF the
United States and this would enable US
to raise money at nominal cost AS ie
is now. we are helpless I shall place
these facts before the President"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
MAY BE LAST MEETING.
State Board of Fisheries TO be Her. Next
i, Onday.

The State Board OF Fisheries will meet
at Murphy'S Hotel in regular monthly
session next Wednesday night. 1t Is
possible that this will be the last meet
ing of the board as at present constituted.
unless Governor Montague STALL reappoint
all the present incumbents. as their
terms will expire on March 18th next.
According to the best Judgment OF those
who ought to be well posted about tho
matter. there Will be some changes on
Tie board. The name of Mr.. r. W.
Schultice. OF Norfolk. is being freely men
toned for the presidency. to succeed Dr.
Fletcher. and that of SIr. A. P. Craddock.
of Lynchburg. is often heard as one OF
tine Governors probable appointees from
the upland section. Governor Montague
has not minated what he will do, how
ever, and his probable action Is still q.
matter of speculation Much interest CEN
tiers in the appointments. but they win
rot be made until after the reconvenius
of the Legislature. All the presen.
members of the board are applicants for
reappointment, save Mr.. keezen and hs
viii likely be again named, though hs
does not care for 1t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
IMPORTANT CASE,
Many Questions Involved in the Matter.
Custom House N,Ws


The now famous and interesting case
of Bells heirs against Allasd, ct ais liz
volving the legal right OF slaves; the
force of Liucoln's proclamation of email
cfpation and the title of property valued
at $4,000 in the western part of the city,
will be heard before Judge Golf in the
United States Circuit Court on next
Wednesday.
Postmaster Knight left yesterday even
ing for Washington to appear with the
Chamber of Commerce Committee before
the Congress Committee on Public Build
ings and Grounds in behalf of the new
public building here.
Mr.. Claude NJ. Dean has been appointed
deputy clerk in the office of the clerk of
the United States Circuit Court.
Colonel William Beach. deputy revenue
{ collector, returned yesterday morning from
Washington. He has entirely recovered
from his injury sustained in the Atlantic
Hotel fire. at Norfolk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
Bed Spreads.

Only two items advertised to-day
among the many we have, but
you'll save considerably on both.
The Marseilles spreads are an extra
fine quality at the price.
IS Fine Marseiiles Spreads, full 1l-l
size, heavyraised designs, $3.50 quality
TO close out at S1.eS each
Heavy Crochet Spreads, full size.
hemmej ready for use, S1.0o and S1.1e
kind, slightly soiled. 75c each
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
irving to Locate lander Brothers.

Mr.. q X Victor. the German consul
at this place. is trying TO find out what
became of two brothers, named lander.
who emigrated about 1910 from kotzetneu-
schel. Greis Glosan. Germany. to Sos
ton. One of them. named Joseph jan
der Is said to have died there. and to
have left g will AS there is no record
in Boston. Mass, the parties may have
lived In South Boston or Soston, Gull
perer county Anybody who can give
any information about these men Is re-
ouested to notify Mr.. Victor. of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
yaleuiIue Party,

THE ladies. Auxiliary OF the Railroad
,T G. A. will give Valentine social
IN The halls at the SIain-Street Station
tonight. Besides refreshments ana
e,,nes. there will be valentine for every
en-. who attends. The West End Choral
orchestra will take part In the musical
programme. All members OF the Y. u.
c. A. and their friends are invited to
attend this entertainment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
MILLER 8 RHOADG.

came a mother. This briefly tells a frac-
ton of the horror which was made pub
lilo in the trial yesteroay of Clinton w.
West. on the specific charge of insulting
Mrs. Belle Tucker, wife of the manager
of the Ballard House.
( Tho case was before Justice crutchfeld
raS.A.s.s 49, haazinS tho charges
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
Wash Goods Specials.

You know already what beautiful
designs we have in Wash Goods
this spring. To-day we offer
some special items that we know
can't help but please you. Ask to
see the Ginghams.
17c for Linen Suiting, IS inches wide,
colors, pink, blue, green and red.
SC for PercaleS, SO inches wide, stripes,
all the new printing.
SC for Dress Ginghams, stripes and checks,
the new spring styles, worth Size.
6sac for Dress Gnghams, light work. the
new spring patterns, worth Toe.
White Goods Special.
1215o for Dotted Batiste, a fine sheer
cloth with we'll made dot, worth NC.
This is beautiful fabric
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
Outing ano FIannelette

You'll not make any mistake in
selecting our l21sc Flannelette if
you are looking for special value
in these goods. Look at it to-day
anyway.
Sc for Outing Cloth, dark oolors. in stripes
and checks.
slsc 10. FlanneIettes, coors, pink, blue:
lavender. red and gray, In stripes ana
figures, worth loo
17Ihc for Fiannelettes, % inches wide,
stripes and Persian designs, all eolors,
special raiu.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
Goats.


All Of our $50 and SIS Three-quaTter
Coats, in tan, back and castor, full
satin lined, tor $40.
$40 and $3.50 7hree-quarter Coats,
tan, red and castor, satin lined, now
S5.9a.
The balance of our best-grade
Short Coats in light tan, a
few castor, some black; these gar
ments sold at SIS and $3.50; now
S7.98.
All of our sl2 and SIS. 80 Coats--many
of them are tan. some blue and black,
bust satin lined---lloW IS 90.
ChiIdren's Garments.
IL Children'S Refers, with sailor COL
lars. III sizes TO 10 years, were So,
for Sl00.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
SA@ToHEA "a.
ssars the 1ha kiad Yod Has AIxars Bong.
nss q L@<ZazZztzzm
sicK HE,DscHE cuREn

and its return prevented by DR.. David,s
Liver Pills. Best on earth, for constf-
patton, biliousness. Indigestion. dyspep-
sia and all stomach and liver troubles.
They act mild. pleasant and effective
Children, as well as grown folks. take
them and all are cured. &c for box OF
q, pills everywhere. Owens 6 Minor
xa...1. dA-ananx. Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
Husband Goes to Jail.

shriekipg under the brutal blows of her
husband, to whom she chung with a dog
IKE devotion. Mrs Clinton w. West
dragged herself TO t.ie doos. Of her room
for help Assistance came; She was lifted
s,aca into the bed and that nixat sha be-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
Wool Flannels.

We have gray flannel, extra
heavy at 15c, that we tn; k would
be cheap at 1oc. You'll think the
same when you look at it.
1sc for Red Twill Flannel, good width.
Atwood, a good value.
a5o for White Flannel, thrce-quarters OF
yard wide, all-wool
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14

Mems Fancy Half-Hose. in a great
assortment OF patterns, in the two and
three-1olor effects. Fancy embroidered,
fancy stripes and neat polka-dolS. The
patterns are all good and desirable ones.
The value the best you ever saw for
12Iac.
Mems Heavy Outing Night Robes,
cut full and long, patent gussets etc.
Big line of neat and fancy stripes. he
most comfortable night robe made tor
men. See than Friday, for SOC.
While talking about Night Shirts,
would like to call particular attention to
our superb line OF day shirts tor men,
they are shown here in the popular neat
stripes, in fine percae and madras
cloths, big line of patterns. Prices
range from S1.50 down to Soc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
Domestic Items.

(BdSement.)
Every one Of the seven items are
good, the 1Oc Cambria especially so.
When it looks and wears as wells
as Lonsdale ii speaks for itself.
SC for an Unbieached Cotton, IS inches
wide, tin: even thread.
SIC for Unbleached Canton Flannel,
fine twill great value.
s1ac for Canton Flannel, bleached, short
fleece, very cheap.
loo for Cambria, a fine steady
thread, as fine as Lonsdale, a bar
gain.
fine soft finish.
wide, a wonder.
16c for Sheeting, Fl yards wide, straight
steady thread, cheap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
VIGOROUS I.uHB,NG

with Dixie Nerve and Bone Liniment will
cure rheumatism. neuralgia, pains in the
back. shoulders. sides and joints. It cures
when others fail. 1t is the Best on
Earth for sprains, strains and all pains.
rTnexcelled as a horse liniment, as a
,,u.nber of horsemen will testify. Price
for a large bottle PC everywhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14

Q Atwood Cloth Suits for Ladies, IN
broken sizes. that sold at $3.50, $500
and Sl7.45. for 81. 50.
edozen Black Colored All-Wool Flannel
Waists. some pain and some tucked,
the sizes only 80 and "a, were Sl.40, Tor
o9c
s Black and Colored undersktts, with
ruftled bottom, were 79c and CSC, Tor SOC.
u Flanneiette Waists, assorted
coIorS, We're SOC, Tor 29c.
Furs.
Electric Seal, Bear and Astrachan
CoilaretteS, both black and colored.
si.9S
Full-Length Electric Seal stoles, ten
tails. S2.4S.
Real Mink scarts, made of the finest
skins, So. 30.
Electro Seal Sh AIRED Goats, s12.5o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
SEE THAT You GET

the genuine Dr. Davids Cough Syrup
and accept no ..just as good (so-called)
remedy that an inscriptions dealer may
wish to force on you. DR.. David's Cough
syrup is put up by Owens & Minor Drug
Company. whose name appears on the
crange-colored carton. Price &c for a
sIge bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-14
Meeting Of Post A..

Post A. T. P A.. will meet tomorrow
might at its headquarters. Third aud
Main Streets. for consideration OF pians
Tar 1ha annual meeting Of the post.