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The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-07
Buy Stoves.

We have Just received a car
load Of Garland cook and heating
stoves. We have samples In the
building formerly occupied by
the Jennings Times. Don't buy
a stove until you see US as we
want to sell them.
4. T. Derouen Hardware Co. 297
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-07
George EIiet.. Rate Of sp.se.

George Eliot is said to have written
"Middlemareh" in four months. SEINE
doubt is thrown upon this staterssnt by
the fact that she commonly worked
slowly, writing with great care and
elaboration. and making few erasures
after her work was done.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-07

100 Acras Of Rice Land for Rent
An improved farm of 400 acres
also all necessary implements,
best of water facilities, etc. En-
ouire of n. r. Strong, at RECORD
Office. "a
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Womans Literary Club.

Will meet with Mrs DR., Wilk
ms Saturday Feb. 8 instead Of
today (Friday).
LAURA REMAGE, Pres.
ALLIE HOFFMAN,, Sec.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-07

believe gencrcities. ''An kinds of staple and
"a full line dry goods notions Such things
said fifty years business persist in the folly
q general ad does is to keep your name
and before the people Now isn't your and
kept before people just the little better
advcse special thing or things? 1t surely
have the benefit of direct demand
for thing That is of provided that
the thing good thing and low enough price to make
it strongly desirable.
The way to Up is take item that there
naturally demand for and put deep cut price on it.
people the and they'll buy other
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-07

E2arGi GTas F,afes, Sou7hern Pacific.
New Orleans, Feb. 5-1l, on sale
the 5th, 9Th, 7th, SJb, 9Th and
10th limit Feb. II, $40. For
further Information apply to j.
Davis, II. 4.
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-07

A. D. Nc Fairlan has just
added to his fine stock the ce'e
brated "Perfect' Baking , owder
The Jennings daily record. [volume] (Jennings, La.) 1900-1903, 1902-02-07

i. Go to w. 5. Case for bar
gains in hats and shoes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

While in Bisbss few dsys since Governor Brode expressed a des,re and determiostion to visit Eomb.. tone during the near fu:ure. The
 PROTECTOR will assure the governor hat should he visit this grand old camp he will be accorded ench q hearty welcome that he will feel tn to return to the enervstiny valley Of the Salt; he will be shown the grand- est mines on the continent, the big sest marine boilers and the most com- plete pumping plants that were ever constructed for . mining camp. As general manager O the Grown Point mines Governor Brodie made in- numersbls friends oi the miners who accepted cour,esies st his festsl board and found sbelter under his hoepit- so:e 'oof. The governor wiH 6nd 6 hearty welcome in all Arizona min ing csmps.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

An item is going the rounds cf the
 Arizona press 10 the effect that H on.
 Ben Goodrich has received the nomi~
 nation for iudgeship at ,he hsnds oi the Union Labor party of southern C.lifornis. A PROTECTOR reporter sought the judge last evening for the purpose Of sscertsining the truthful ness or fslsity of the report Judge Go )drich knew nothing of the nomi.. nation further than he had read in the putlic prints; he had not been an aspiraot for nomination c: the in. stance of any party and should it be true that the U,'ion Labor party have thus honored him, and shouid be suc- cess!ui in electipg its ticket, he would refuse 10 qualify. Judge Goo irich is held in high esteem by the southern Cslifornis pc pie where be hs resided for some years, and they are no dou1t 10th to part with him ss . citizen, ss the nomination would indicate. Judge Goodrich is now . oitiI 'o Of Arizona, with hesd- quartsrsin Tombstone, his old bone, where hs IS retained ss counsel for the Tombstone Con Mines Go.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13
FAKE PROMOTERS
 WANT CHEAP MINE
Offered to Give the Munificent
 Sum of Five Dollars
DISREPUTABLE EXPERT.

The Mohsve Miner say :- To-day we were .hown letter fr m Lo- A Angele- mining promoter sddr ssed to a King man Sentimsp in which the l. n Au.. geles promoter stated his willinguess to purchase 8 mining claim in thi. county for the munifoeut cum of five dollar.. The writer boldly stated that it msttered not whether the ores carried values. ell that was necessary was . mining claim to be used as dummy" by eastern people. Fol- lowing out the expressions of the wri.. ter It is apparent that owing to the co sion of she government io the prose-. cution ol the Baillist case the eastern stock sharks are compelled to have a miniog olaim to base the issue of stock and are looking around for som sshing g very cheap to do business with. The man who appended his name to the letter is . well-known Los Angeles rI- pert, but he appeared to care littie for his reputation when he allowed nim. self to be used in such 6 disreputsble deal.
 T lefe are thousands Of this class of dotstion ou the market and the news- papers Of the country are con ,tsntly warning people against them, yet at same time the people, who are sp xious to get rich from the investment of c few dollars, grab at the bait. The Mining & Scientific Prsss. of last week. denouoced e mining company opesst. ed on this basis and the Mining Re- cord. of Colorado Springs, has been quite active in denouncing them. People who purchase mining share- need never lose a dollsr except in a legitimate way if they would take ste time to look into the investment be" fore making the purchase. The min. ing country of the west is we'll opened up and the standing Of every compsny is too we'll known to the community so allow . fraud being perpe rated if an attempt at investigation IS made.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13
WHAT IT COSTS TO
 MINE IN ALASKA
Reduced to 66 Gents q Ton at
 the Treadwell Plant
ENTIRELY NEW PROCESS

The most encouraging process is being made in She ts.k of reducing the cost of all forms of mining, md especially in that of gold mining. IL is nov quite practicable U handle, with handsome profit, ores of a grade SO low that less tnsa q decade and a half ago they would have been cast aside ss of no more available use than sn equal quantity of common earth.
 An important step in this ecoop. mixing of the cost Of gold minisg lately taken at the Tread we'll mine in Alsskais thus diverted to by ,he San Francisco Chronicles:
 ." The governor of Alaska recently stated that the cDmp,ny oSninS .hs rresiwell mine, ou Dluglss island. has adopted su inprovei method of miniag which reduces the cost ,o 66 cents per son. The cost oi pro iucing gold from this big qu.rtz depos hitherto has been in the neighbor" hood O. $l. 10. At the latter rate g isrge aauuAl profit hI' b zen ob ain d from the operation Of $50 stsmps on ore besrins q average of less thsu S2 s ton. If the new process discovered for rsducing the ore sill no, ercet d 8 total of 66 cents per ton, i, means not ,nly cut of n,sriv ons half on the expenses Of mias aud mill opsrs:iou, bat it brings within the field of proi table reducuoa vat snOu1. ot quartz which under former conti'' tions would be clsssed sI virtually barren and worthless.
 "The nsw process referred to by Governor Bradley will make one .dol- lar ore prof able to work, and in the case Of the Tread well mine the dollar -ts ,dsrd will add millions Of avail able qusrtz in siSlt' to the corpor ation's -tock. No one save < prsc.. tic4l miner can ully com mehend the significance of proi, in dollar ore .. II the new Treaiwell prnc can be applied in C.liforni.. snd is prob ably can, it will bring int the field of active operation sn indef ii,e vol ume oi gold bearing qlsrtz whic uow afford. no prof, under the meth. ods 6 nployed hsre."
 But to get the real meat out of the story some reference should be male to Arizoas mines. Tnis territory is full of ore bodies Of low grsd,, from sl to B per ton, which ou ght to be profitable under the new process. The big mines are generally low grade, but what Is under.tood here ss low grade is from $7 to BIO a ton. Shake the territory all uo in one pile and -smple it and it will average better thsn sl
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13
BlSBEE CUTTINGS.
BIsBEE. July 6, 1902.

BIsBEE. July 6, 1902.
 The bass ball game yesterday alter noon between the Fl Paso and Bic bee nipes was wno by the latter. The score was 29 to l for six innings.
 Superintendent Cncste and Chief Eugiaser Simmons of tue Fl Psso sod Southwestern road were Bisbee visitors yesterday. They spoke in the highest terms of the celebration. Chamberlain and Mslley, formerly champion double handed drille's of the world, have concluded to make Bisbee their future home. They wen to FL Paso this morning but will return later on.
 Governor and Mrs. Brodie took their depsr ure yesterday afternoon, go- ng 10 Benson by special train. The governor expressed himself as being highly pleased with the Fourth ex- ercises and the man Ter in which he wac entertained.
 The steer tying contest at Dou Luis yesterday afternoon was witt messed y large concourse Of inter ested spectators. Jeff Humphreys, & I6-y-ar-old lad of Bi-bee, took frs, place sccom plishiug the feat ot tying his steer in 3S >econi.. DJc Goodin, the veteran. took second place by Iying in 39i seconds, while Cap Bag. nall captured third money in 56 seo- onds, aud Piok Murphy was fourth with 61 seconds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

A uumber of prof -ssionsl bezgars are on the ros1 and have been in Tuc-oo. The Citizen s.ys:
 'rhe c ,iz-n- ought to be warned against three fskirs, q woman and two children, who have made their sp- pesrsnce in the city. Their oaief oc |. cupa;ion coo-ists of working the pub lie sympathy act.
 The children are sent out on the streets to beg, and the little girl, at sn opportune moment, falls into a scientific h,, from which it is hard to revive her.
 They then get in :sle sbou, pov- erty Iod desperation which will melt most any person's besrt, snd the puo- lie is worked sg.in. These same people have worked thsir graft in near by towns"
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13
MORE RAILROAD
 CONSTRUCTION
COchise, Bisbee, NacO and
 TopOlObampO Bay
TRAVERSES RICH FIELDS

A rumor i, current. with som4 degree of certainty that n will,
 within . very few mouths, develop into e reality, th.t the Southern Pa- ciho company contemplate the con- l -truction Of . branch line from Go. chise Station through the Sulphur Spring Valley to Bisbee and Naoo, O. which latter place ooosectiou will be made with the Caosnes rosd aud from thence on the Southern Pacific wil extend it's line 70 Topolobampo Bay. Sonora. MeIioo.
 The proposed rouse is one of the moot inviting for rsilrosi ooustruo- ton in tbe southwest. Tae route to be Wsversed is throu b oae oi th. richest mineral sections iu Arisona, is UT sIcelled as . stock country, and the plain is that level that she cost o, constructing roAdbed will be uom. insl.
 Alter leaving Cochise the line will 90 direct to the Common wealth mine. as Pesrcs. tapping Glesson and Tur- quoise, after wa oh it will hug the foothills of the Dragons aud enter Bisbee and Nsco at ooss that will be comps:arvely trifiing.
 From Cansnea so Topolobamp DO, Che objeotive terminas of shis hne, the distance is about three hundred miles. through the richest min ,rsi section of Sonoss. vhose dense for ssts of valuable wondr, and inuumer- able stres ms must necessarily con. trib lte handsomely to the msinte. nance of this road 10 oonssl uct which to the gulf is is essimsted that S30,- 0O0.OOO will be required.
 The PRosPEcTos learn. that .ino~ ths construction oi this road has been upon, the Commoo xesl,h ss Pearcs has abandoned the proposed construction of c pr,. ysts l,ne from that camp to Coohise. The Southern Pacific will be op r. sting into Pesrcs before CD ipdivid ual rosd could be constructed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

Judge Slosn of Prescott sentenced Dr Jones to three month. imprison- ment in the county isil last Wednes.. dsy. Dr Jones vas convicted of rrac- ticing medicine without . ploma, and incidentally of advertising th.t he cured rheumstism. Dr. Jooes has been in jail for come wseks, and shss time is allowed on three months sen- tsaoe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13
rhe Fourth was duly celebrated {

rbe Fourth was duly celebratei st Pesrce. Ia the drilling coatest, double-handed, Myer and partner drilled 354 inches and were awarded first prize; Hubert and Bra,ton to,k second money with a S33 inch hole. The fret mentioned team belong in Pesrce, while Hubert snd Brstton reside ss Black Diamond. The single handed contest wss won by Hubert. who made ls3 inches, while his op- poneot made Is4 inches. The ball game between Pesrce sod the Black Dlsmood ga. won by She former, the score being 30 to I9. About SsoO in prizes were awarded, and g 900 he'd been subscribed to defrsy the CT penses of the occssiou. The Four. teeoth csvsiry b,nd rom For. 3rant discoursed patriotic srrs and added materially in making the celebration the pronounced suoosss that is wss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13
SCHRADER, THE
 DIVINE HEALER"
Is Now En Route for Bisbee
 and Other Arizona Points
HE TALKS OF IMPOSTERS

August Schrsder. with long beard and h ,wing hair and dressed in robe of black and purple reaching from hi. head to his feet. with . silvery look ing cross embroidered on the purple, is In Fl Psso.
 rhi. Schrsdsr says he is the 'di- vine healer" the Schrsder who fssted forty days and forty nigh,s in the So.. corro mountains of New Mexico, the genuine and only original "Sohr.der, the divine tesler."
 Tue Fl Paso News ssys Sohrsder came in over the Santa Fs from So- corro, where has just concluded . weeks services, which he says were very successful. Prior to that he held four dsss' meeting at San Mar cisl. He lesves for Bisbee and other Arizona points, and after spendiu. 6 few days in that section says he will return to San Francisco, where be re- sidss.
 "I travel where 1 plesse and pay my own wsv," he said this morniog. "I do no. tramp across the deserts or other sections of the country unless there is some special reason tor it, and have no patience with those who do. Modern comforts and convenience are in my opinion ss much for the use Of Gods people ss any one else, and I propose to make use oi them when I am able.
 "Yes, know the country is fnl O so-called Sohrsders. but they are only imitstors Of ne. Why, when got 70 Indianapolis last year I .ound that :bere were already eight Schrsders there and all over the country find or hear of these inpos,ers."
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13
OFFICIAL COUNTY
 PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Board of Super
 visOrs
AN AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT.
TOMBSTONE, July l, 1902.

TOMBSTONE, July l, 1902. Board met pursuant to adjourn ment of meeting of June 30, 1902 as 10 s. m.
 Members present-P. ]. Delshanty and George B. Resy. Absent-rnonss York. Minu.es of meeting of June 30th read and approved. Board occu pied the time with ron. tine work and at IF ID. stands ct re.. oess to ? p. m.
 At2 p. m. Board met pussusnt to adjourn nent for recess; all member. present.
 Board occupied the time with rou 'ine worK and at 5:l5 p. m. -tshd. adjourned to ga. m. July ?, 1902
 THOMAS R. YORK,
 Chairman. JAMES F. DUscAN, clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

: Csosnsa has . population Of 10, 900 people. aud it's rspid growth has req. dered It impossible to provide living "ccommo issions to meet the rsquire- m'nts. The company is erecting cub stsntisl brick structures for iss em.. ployese. l. will not be many ,non.hs before the appearance ot the town .. we'll ss the sanitary condition, will be
 very much improved.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

Speaking of the First National Bank of Tombstone which is oresui
 sed by Fl Peso oitizsns, the Ei Paso News ssys:-''A meeting will be be q shortly, officers ohoeen and she new bank opened tor business. TR Brand, sf El Psso vii! probably go so Tomb stone and have charge. Nearly all oi the promoters of ,hs enterprise ere odicers of or are interested in the Lowdos Nss'onsi bank here, the Tombstone bsnk being the eighth in which MT. Lowdon has large irtsrsss. p
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13
BIsREE, AriI. July !, 1902.

I-f -A4'$f ~NA-
 Superintendent Merrill Of the Cal umet and Arizona company is being visited by c number of prominent officials oi that company who are on a tour Of inspection. Ia the party are T B. Tsuer and son. Pittsburs; rhos. Hostson aud James Host.on, CsIu- met, Michigan. Mir. rener is inter- ested in the steel business with An drew Carnegie. The Messrs. Hos,- son are cspitslits of Calumet, Micb.' igsn, and are interested in the copper mines of Michigsu.
 IL nov appears thst Bisbee will henceiorth be the abiding place of all ,be present champion double and single hand d drillers of the world, all oi the tesms who recently ooD- tested here have .ignifed their inten tion Of remaining.
 \. M. A.kel, 6 miner working in the Holbrook sb.ft, fupsur-d blood vessel early yesterday morning while handling 6 heavy timber. He lived put few moments after having been brough. to the surface.
 Dan Welch, an old-timer h this section, has sold e clsim near .he Calumet and ArizDns prop srty for S7 300.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

The new branding iron is e self-heat ing arrangement. The handle is . hollow tube wherein Is held gasoline OG the end of the tube is an air pump 10 force the gs-oliue down and s.si-, ID generating 8 gas 10 heat the brand on the other cod. This brand is made of copper and is heated from the in- side. As DO fire reaches the outside Of the brand it always remains clean and also preserves it's perfect lines. The beat on the brand is kept 6, 6 certain continuous temperature a. iong ss tLe gasoline remains in the tube. Three hours branding can be done with one filing, aud it only re- quires a lew minutes to refill, nos a. long ns it takes to heat c new irco under the old method. As fast as an animal comes into the chute and i- -qreezed the iron Is there really to do ite work. The action is more rapid md created quite @ considerable in- terest 6 nong stockmsn who cav il work. IL osn be used in wind or rain storm, for when oace the gas bes: is generated which i, acconpl. shed iD from five to ten minutes the mscnine is ready for continuous use. Teste for speed ss compared to the old way have been made and have resulted in branding at the rate of better than 100 head an hour, but then the cattle were pot brought from the cars fast enough, and the full service of the machine was not shown. Stockmsn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

N 0 Benton and family and Mrs J Powell, sister of Mrs Benton. com pris ed party who left for sn outing ip the Hoachucss yesterday and will spend several weeks among the pine, of thas soenio ranse.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

CF Nio5ols representing the Fl Psso N-ws lett today for Nogsles. MT Nichols, is -n enthusisstio Arizousn .od always has c good word for the banner mining country oi the west
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

Chss Born has com pleted sbe taking of the Prescott schooi census, sh. number of pupils enrolled being 7sI, e sgsinss SIS last year. The popula.. ton of Prescott ct she pssseot time is A6s0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

0 R Ware of Fs Worth, Te1as, is . Tombstone vis:soe. MT Ware is [ promineos csstlsmsn and is looking over the ArisoGs ranges with . view of Interesting himself in cattle here aboute.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

Constable Giles of Nsco brought over e xeIican prisooer today from the border town to serve 60 days ss . guest of she Hosel de Le1is.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

The most becoming thing to wear Ia either winter or summer, is 6 pless- ant emile.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

A crank is . msn wno is slways trying to convince somsboiy else and never allows bimself to be convinced.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

TOMBSTONE, July 3, 1902.
 Board met pursusnt to adjourn ment of meeting of July 3, 1909. 6, s.m.
 Members pressnt-rhomas R. York chairmsn; P. J. Deishsnsy and Geo :. B RsAy.
 Minutes o! meeting Of July 2 read and approved.
 Bosrj audited and allowed the fol-. lowing claims: Clerk of Board of Supervisors
 office. inciden tal', third
 quarter, 1902. ..........S 75O OO Fl Try Lsrkin jail guard. 97 % N. D. Soribner. ssl.rv ior
 deputy in Tressurer's otfics 250 % Board occupied the time with sou- tine work and ct 1920 p. m. Board stsnds at recess to p. m.
 Al 2 p. no. Board met pursusut to adjournment for recess. ssmss smem. bers present.
 Board occupied the time with rou tine work and ct e:l6 ? m. stand.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

r. P. Kruger. . surveyor in the employe of the E. P. & s. W. had the misfortune to fall and break his arm last Saturday while slightiny from . traisj
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

sdioufned to July ', 1902 ss 9 .. m.
 THOMAS YoRK,
 Chairman. JAMES F DUNCAN. Clsrk.
 TOMBSTONE, July '. 1909. At9s- m, this being the hour for the meeting of the Board ss per cd. iournmento Of meeting of July 3, 1902; and P. J. D iah%nty being ,re onl, membe: present, with the clerk the Board took recess Co 2 D. m. At ? p. n. Board met pususnt to recess.
 Members present. Thomas York, ch>irmsu; 2. J. Deishanty and Geo. 8. Reay.
 Minutes Of meeting Of July 3, 1902. read aud approved.
 Board coupled the time with rou.. tine work, and ct 5:l0 p. m. the Board -t.nds at reoess to ' p. m. At ' D. m. Bos.d met pufsuans to adjournment for reces.. Same mem.. bers present..
 board audited and allowed she ol- lowing olsims: den Morgan. professional serSIce oUO UU Alien English, professional service 200 % c. A. Wallace, assisss nee to c'erk Of district court, claim No. s7. $l72.5O; disslIowed $34. 50. l3S OO John Hennioger, jurors and bsiliff certificates. l95 so At $40 p. m. Board stands ad- journed to July 8. 1902 at "A %.
 THOMAS R. YORK,
 Chairman. JAMES F. DUNCAN, Clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

The man with . rank cIgsr ranks the highest in the liss of nuissuoss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

JS Merrill and Bar, Norcross are Tombstpue visitors from St Dasid to- day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

TOMBSTONE, July 2, 1902. BoaId met pursuant to adjourn m-nt Of meeting of July first ., g c. m.
 Members yresent-rhomas York, chairman; P. J. Delsh.nty and Geo. B. R-sy.
 Minutes of meeting of July 1 1902 read and approved.
 Bosrj occupied the time with TO .. tine work and at l2:l5 p. m. Board stspds at recess to p. m.
 At2p. m. Board me, pursuant so sdjournmen, of meeting for reoess. Same members present.
 Board audited and allowed the fol-. lowing claims: Th,mss R. York, salary ss supervi.or, second guar" ter, 1902 ..............$ 25O OO P. J. Dsl.bsnty, saisry as -uperv., or. second quarter, lSUz ............... .... ZoO OO George B. Ray, salary ss su.. pervisor, second quarter. 1902 ............. ..-. 25O % James F. Duncan. salary ss clerk Of Board of Slpervi.- sor., seoon quarter. 1902 375 % Jonu McGill, salary ss j.n,. itor, seooud quarter. 1902. 2l0 % Frank Hare, salary ss re-. corjer, second quarter, loV< JOu OU Frank Hare, salary ss ss- sistsnt recorder, secoud quarter, 1902. 2............ 262 75 George B. Wiloor salary as clerk of di.trict court, seo. ond quarter, 1902. ....... 50 GO Walter F. F,ie, salary as ss sessor, seooad quarter, 1902 500 % H. E. Conion salary as jail Ru.rd. secoo d quarter, 1902 lS0 % a. - Ac"tsy eoiefg eo euct if, second quarter, 1902 l50 OO Porter DcDon4lj. sslsry as jail guard, second quarter, 1902 .... IsO % J. H. Msthiss, salary sslsiler second quarter, 19c2. ..... 300 % M. D. Scribnsr, salary ss treasurer, Second quarter, 1902 .................... 800 % c. K. Bostwict, salary As probate judge, second auaz- ter. 1902. 300 ool Ed W. Land, sslsry ss dis trict attorney, 1902. ..... 500 % | At 6:l5 Board stands sdJorned to s 6. m., July 3, l9O2.
 THOMAS R. YoRR,
 Chairman. JANE, F DUNCAN,
 Clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

The North pole is to be discovered soon-J ? Morgan is bound to have the whole thing
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-13

To Cure a Cold in One Day.
 Take Laxative Brono-Q Iinine Tab lets, All druggists refund the m oney if il fails to cure. EW Groves signature $ on each box. 73c