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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
FACE THE VICTIM.
Austin Johnson Will Have Pre-
lininary Hearing.

Austin Johnson. the negro ch large l Wil
a 9,fh Pnc ,rnK will he given q preim-
esTns ra enztee c Of
u Io, -: h this morning na at il o'clock The
has o. sPaoIf m AtG IS neod
i iisii'I hc " viii rely upon his ability to
prove an ab The tle wa ah1 con asalnsi
Sns noss 81 identified johnson. Tho
oeers been eS SEfn nl th &c w have On
case cas- o; again st him that will warrant his
bs Insk sep b il the e neg9o 'v VIII be
a A GEARING ''' before Justice Of the Peace
Thomas Of Henr'.o county of yorlm nisG ans ans
sault ana highway robbery, either OF 9
which in tho event ,i Of eon 54a IS as =
leged to have committed criminal as as.
saul upon nsgreIIs and r an.eawafedd
crime was committed several months ago,
but tho negro has beer, 9ut OF ne c gay.
and did not return untli last "eeh. coi'-
stable Burch arrested MN.
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WILL STOP AT BRANDON.
Excursionists to Jamestown This
Week to Have Unexpected Treat.

vvCCn W law - 4ASnF SSSSo =
The general public, naturally, has few.
opportunities to visit the famous COLONIAL
houses on James River. They are remote
from towns or country hotels and, there
fore, can usually only be visited by the
private guests Of the owners. MIR. tiar-
rison, Of Brandon, who Is q deeply inter-
ested member Of the A. p. y. A., has
again this year thrown open the beautl-i
full home to the excursionists and the
knowledge of this has added largely to
the number who desire to go. The love-
aly gardens, uneXcelled everywhere on the
river, tho stately Colonial home. and
the large collection Of historic. portraits
form q most attractive combination
Along with this lis the generous hospi-
tally of Mts. Harrison. and the nanny,
who make each excursonist feel ike a
speciality Invited sguest ~
That due times may he given 70 .n ,o.a
Jamestown and Brandon the committee Is
desires to notify the public that the the
statement that the boat will start 81, eignt
clock is intended to be carried out
faithfully. ,. !, ..
in advance ofeth.s day OF the excursion.
was remarkable. and there IS ST., no J., uo ni1i
continue. AlSthosc who desire to 90 on
thn nxcursion are advised to purchase
tirkots at some one of the places given
in the advertisement OF course all TICK TICK,
ats which are not sold in advance VIII VIII
ha for sale on the wharf: but there VIII
5cnrtainlv he a great rush for them by
those who arrive first at the wharf. Last
vaar many late corners failed to get tick
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
Cluster Springs academy.

(SpcciaI to The Times-Dispatch)
BLACK WALNUT. HALIFAX CO.,
VA.IsMay 22.7.Commencement exercises les
place on the 18th to Both, and will mark
the end of very successful term OF
y Miss jamie Marshall Easley the &C.
compiished and attractive daughter Of
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Easley. Of this
place. will be married on tho 2ith IN
Richard Holland Owen, prominent
Young business man Of South Boston.
formerly resided at Clarksvllle.
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"Watching the Cork"

Postmaster Wray r. Knight y suffering some
p o on his neck but is attending . Ms ON.
sa duties When Htea as poss
master M Knieht replied: Elm still watch
Ink the cork, !, q reference to a recent state,
men, that ali he could Dc w sosk t. s! fsh stl
metaphor iil,str raj i've Of Ills attitude toward
The matter Of resppointmen There j to
believe tina, tho postmaster can get m the very ny
plenty OF them. Il these count for aught
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23

will be marked mot In good standing
unless withdrawn By request. The roll
OF the chapter must be sent to State
headquarters and officers Of the Rich
mond Chapter must comply with the re-
quirements Of the constitution. Mrs.
Hugh Miller, No. 1903 East Grace Street,
is treasurer, and communications should
no addressed to her, or to Mrs. N. Y.
Randolph No. Gil East Franklin Street.
Interest Increasing.
Interest in the opera "Cavalleria Rus
ticana," to be given for the benefit OF
the Rosemary Library in Masonic Tenn
pie, May. ed. increases.
Names of patronesses accidentally
omitted from the list published Sunday
are Mrs. John Coke, Miss Lou Leigh,
Mrs d. T. Williams. Mrs. G. w. p.
Brock, Miss Ella Cooke, Mrs. G, e. Bor-
den, Mrs. Ohio Kean, Miss Mary Grin
gan, Mrs. Clifton Miller, Mrs. John c.
Mcclure, Miss Gilberta Whlttle Miss
Matte P. Harris, Miss Annie Rose Walk
or, Mrs. Everett II. Waddcy, Miss Au-
gusta. T. Daniel. Mrs. John Donnan. Mrs.
J. B. Lightfoot, Miss Margaret Leakc,
Miss Anne W. Archer and Mrs. O. A.
Crenshaw.
At the Art Exhibit.
Tho usual good crowd continued at the
exhibition rooms of the Richmond Art
Club yesterday, with pleasant social fca-
lures and music
Excellent work in black and white
and in oils by Miss lie Roy Sands has
attracted the most favorable comment
for It's very high merit and the indivld-
uality expressed in 1t.
Kennerly-Winston.
Mrs. William A. Winston, of Malvern
Louisa county. announces the approach
ing marriage of her daughter, Anne Mos
by, to Mr.. Thomas Kcnncrly Of New
port News.
The wedding will be celebrated quietly
at noon, June 14th, In the home Of the
bride. Mr.. Kennerly, who now has his
business In Newport News. Va. is the
son of Captain Joseph Kennerly, OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
WESTMINSTER Abbey

The Rev r. II. bennett OF Randolp 3,
James Methodist Chprch THURSDAY nig ISM on I,a
Wes.nin,er The lecture ss s,,sN Wi Of Of
Tho Epworth League Of the church.
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Howard Holland Home.

reached tho civ from South Caroline. where
ha has been playing In tho col!ege Leagus,
and VIII be the game q ~ Br m,no sssfe
Colts. when hat team comes up against tho
now Rchmonds in 'the cl.amponshsp series rit :.
Holland is III fino condition., ana SAYS no 40
playing The game OF his NE,
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL
Having VS.. Maying.

on a time went a-Maying.
Long ago.
When much better I'd been haSing
Don't YOU know;
For the mniden that ] Mayed with,
That / walked and talked and strayed
with,
My old heart che took and played with
She did so,
II I hadn't gone a-Maying,
Long ago,
BIT Instead. had gone a-hayins,
Don't you know.
Then the hay would have hayed with,
1 could use 1t now to trade with,
And to win another maid with
could SO.
IN New York Tribune
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! Greef1wnv r-n,,rt near White Post, Va.
Miss Winston counts her Richmond
| friends by scores, and the announcement
Is one to be received with great !, inter- NJ r.
Personal Mention.
Miss Della Page. Of West X lr Tisa,,, Is
the l, guest In Richmond OIL MISS iaveisi1
Miss Betty Ellyson Will have charge
OF the refreshents ex e the af annual out
ling of The Z =. u. a. to Jamestown.
Miss ,EllYson's reputation IS 50 W., Ven , es..
tabished that the mention OF t,a ,ne 1ySa
are Interested.
Mrs 4 IIamlin, Sf G W 4. 1}an;,, n.
at at No II Yt loso sM est Nal Main Street.
Mr. BYrGh, Y i ,m as sasn III
Mr.. and Mrs. yy. Y. Davis, accompanied
BY Mrs S. W W Of CHARLOTTE, n. CT
ny sayo sl rsta Wast ffF r1n MaS strect
r r. p9Eothy sn,S Ss s9ppston Da wsne
ter1 81 fhe Mmefind Saturday after
%S 4 J, y: Samuel SHaSstoS q oak
III Tho SPACIOUS Ya; grounds and gardens. as
we'll as the hospitablo mansion. were
opened to the guests and delicious re
freshmonts were served.
Mrs. CO. Herring, Of stnunton, and
Mrs. a. IS. Wash, Of Trederie9lkssbulr,g,, are
IF Rs satsp 9n M q Serkns Of No.
4o2 North Second Street.
louisa co,,ntv. ' is at Mrs. Duval's. No.
3U1 East FRANKLIN street.
Mrs Allen LanghHpr an X Xhs haI D has
returned to Lynchpurg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard W Vale !, have ave
tensve farm near Warrenton va. OF
which they Will take possession next lex.
month.
Mrs. Charles r. Williams, Of Richmond.
is visiting her parents, Mr.: and. and MIS-; -
Whit. Ashton, in London Street. Ports-
Mr.. ana Mrs William Arccrsery Ram ! n
say, Of .Westover, Va, are OF tiSde F ti1iA
Miss Betty Christian has returned from ON
Visit s. M Mr. f Pont va ms
Miss Lucy Christian 1 j. visiting Miss
Miss susie Jones, who a has been en- tho tho
pected TO return 10 Norfolk this week.
Ths last e b the w sssss e S SHIT S Sc
played Thursday evening at $50 o'clock.
Miss Alma Kahn and Miss Fannie
Weisel. Of Norfolk, are visiting at Mrs.
Straus' s.. No 405 East Clay Street.
WILL STOP AT BRANDON. n
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Sponsors and Maids.

!. |.I +" W
General Theodore s. Garrett, OF Nor
folk, commanding tho Virginia division
of IInitct. Confederate Veterans, has ap.
nointel Miss Lily Cary, the daughter OF
Colonel and Mrs. w. Miles Cary, spon-
sor-in.chlef for the State Of Virginia
at the Confederate reunion, to be heid
ir Louisville. Kentucky. next month.
Hiss Cary's maid of honor Will be her
frst cousin, Miss virsinn McPhaii Tat
colt, 6aughter of Colonel and Mrs. T.
M. r, Talcott. These young ladies arc
chnrning!y identified with Richmond So
cial life. and will be typical representa-
tives Of Old Dominion grace and beauty
in Young womanhood.
Tho sarle thing may be truly said OF
the young ladies selected as chiet spon-
sol. ana maid for Virginia by the Sons
of Veterans. Their choice has most
happily fallen upon Miss Anne Sallcv, OF
Newport News for sponsor. and Miss
Emily Byrd Wilson, Of Norfolk. ms maid
Tho young ladies have the prospect OF
brilliant entertainments to be given IN
their honor n. thegrernicn
At the Wonan's Club.
Miss Anne steger winston gave m
authors reading to delighted audience
ut the Womnn's Club last afternoon,
when a story written by her, with the
scene laid in Southwest Virginia was
presented by Miss Winston with a force
and cleverness that added much to Its
very unusua! merit.
s',rwo and the Terror" was the title OF
the story, which Is shortly to be brought
out in Scribner's magazine. Those wi;o
were among the number enjoying the
privilege of Tearing 1t in advance pre-
dict for it n full measure Of success.
Miss winston unitcs to q quick and SYM
pathetic knowledge of human nature
quaint and delicate humor that, blended
with n fine mower of expression, renders
her thoroughly delightful and COM
panionable writer.
All of the qualities that commend her
2styln were most noticeable in Two and
tra Terror BY request. Miss winston
"a 90 read last afternoon one OF her COM
nosit.ons published In the ''Outlook' two
years ago. under the caption of "Grizeloa
of the Cabin
The special guests of the afternoon were
Mrs. C. r. Winston, Miss Daisy winston
Mrs. Hill Montague, Miss Gilberta Mht-
tic. Mrs. w. ]. Young and MISS 1aht
s.anard. At the reception ices. cake and
lemonade were served
Alexander Volck Artist.
1t has developed that the bust OF Cen
eral Stoncwall Jackson, recently present
ed 10 the Confederate Museum by MI.
George 4. Bruce, of Boston, through
DR.. James p. Smith, of Richmond, was
executed by the late Alexander Volck,
OF Baltimore
Mrs. Thomas &. Gresham, of Baltimore.
who attended the unwilling of the Mary
lana memorial window in the Museum
on .tay lafh. has since forwarded a let
iis tEa5el ,iaury written by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23

Greenway Court, near White Post. Va.
Miss Winston counts her Richmond
friends by scores. and the announcement 1
Is one to be received with great inter-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23

Fl Mrs. =. ". Burch, who has been III
ut Memorial Hospital, Is Improving.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23
According to Constitution.

According TO the constitution Of Rich
mond Chapter. United Daughters Of the
ConfederAcy, the treasurer will send out,
for the second and last time notices
tn delinquent members See second sec
ton, article Z, which says: al The end
Of two years names on the chapter roll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23

Miss Betty Ellyson Will have charge Ygs
reifsshnents os e t G9ard n thf o mf-
Ing az Ihe Ap u. a. to Jamestown.
Miss .Eli Tvs Reputation is 50 vel ess
tabished that the mention Of t,,o the iySd
are Interested t1 atee &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23

Mrs N. V Hamln. Sf G E I, = :; IN A..
at No 1920 West Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs. N. Y. Davis, accompanied
by Mrs, Wootail, Of Charlotte, N. Gu
have returned from Nashville, Tenn, to
No. 2l5 East Franklin Street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-13
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Mortgage Sale.

Notice is hereby given that that certain
mortgage, executed and delivered By William
A. Bentley, mortgaaor, , to The Missouri Val.
ley Land Mortgage Company, D mortgage,
dated the LIST day Of October, 1885, and fled
for record in the Office of the register, of
deeds Of the, county. of Burleighi and state
Of North Dakota, on the 9Th day Of sOc-
tober, 1886 at 10 o'clock,I a. M, and re-
assigned BY the Missouri " alley Land MoftRaRe
Company, to :, George W., Wallace by, ang in,
strument in writing and recorded in the of
flee. Zof the register, Of deeds s.foro rBurlegh
county, n p. on March g, 1886, and
after assigned ito. Elizabeth r. Allyn, the
undersigned, by due and proper instruments
in. writing which have beens feeorded. in the
9tss ct theS resis!sr Of deeds for Burlegh
q. the premises in such. mortgage and here.
court house ii the county 9of Bufieisf and
state of North Dakota at the hour Of two
o'clock. .. M, 81 the It'd, day OF Decsnibsr:
1905 to satisfgi the, amount due upon such
mortgage on the day Of sale. The premises
described in such mortgage. and which twill
bea sold, to satisfy the same are described Is
follows: The west half of section 1--WE In
township one hundred and .thirtynine, range
eighty. IL Burleigh county. North Dikota.
There will be due on such mortgage at
the. date aOf sale the sum of 1twenty.four hun.
dred three and $500 dollars ga. 400. 1857. n
. Dated at Bismafck. Nd. OcSobef 30. 1906 Z Il
Z ELIZABETH r.. ALLYN
JOHN, r. lPHILRRIcR. Il !.
s9s.y Attorney, for Assignee. <,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-13

i A typographical error has been made
by some Of the papers publishing the
census report for Sargent county
which does that, county a great in
justice, as. according to. the report It
is made to appear. that Sargent has
refrigerated in, population rather. than
The correct figures should
be-. Population in 1900, fs,oss and in
1905. ,7,474, an increase Of ABS. sar,
gent county, though, small in area, Is
one Of the best IN the state. The land
is fertile and diversified farming IS
largely followed by !, her people, 50
that the individual wealth, OF her citi,
zens ranks second to none The county
is progressiXs in "A al things and # IS
to be regretted that the error men
toned above has occurred.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-13
PRoPosALs,FoR BONDS or STATE
~, TREASURER.

Sealed bids for furnishing fidelity
bond for the present state treasurer of
North Dakota In the sum OF $500, 900,
Endorsed Proposals for Furnishing
State Treasurer's Bond" and addressed
to e. F. Porter, secretary OF state,
Bismarck, North Dakota, will be re
ceived by the state Of North Dakota
until Q O'Clock p. m. Wednesday; Nov
ember IL, 1906! Said proposals shall
be from surety and fidelity bonding
companies authorized to do business
In the state Of North Dakota and shall
state the gross amount to be charged
for such bond, to- run from December
T. 1905. The right is reserved to re-
5ect any or aH.bids.. tt1ss
Dated at Bismarck; N D., this 18th
day of October, 1905.
4 THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
BY E.. Y. SARLES, Governor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and farmers
i cattle hides at IL cents pound No.
l., lie No. 2, Sc for No. 1 bulls, Sc
! for No. 2,sgreen lie cent pound less.
Valley City Scrap Iron & Hide Co {,
Valley City, ND. 80 "a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-13
The Revival Down East.

w Evidently the east is getting back
into meat production. Recently The
Gazette published an. interview with
Simon oDonnell, manager Of the, Pitts.
burg Union Stock, ards, in, which, he
gave an estimate Of zoe; 600 head as
Pennsylvania's output, g. Of fed ocattle
during the coming winter. Mr.. ,O'Don.
nell has since visited Lancaster eoun-
ty Pa, and writes that his estimate
was low, as feeder trade I'm that local.,
ty is still on.,a large, volume. Mr..
oDonnell says: "An enormous. cattle
business is being done In Pennsyl.
vania. At Lancaster 266eearloads, con,
tanning 5000 head, were disposed Of
In one day. From recent. observations
/ lam satisfied that more than, 100000
cattle viii be fed in the state during
the coming season. Readers, Of The
Breeders Gazette will, be- gratined to
know that we are developing as q
feeding country, as It will be good
thing for the breeders OF the west,
You must keep your eye on the east,
especially PENNSYLVANIA. Ohio, 4, Wiz.
ginia, West Virginia and Maryland
while quite a few thin cattle are being
taken into New jersey s ,s
~ Mr.. O'DonnellH opinion lis amply
by feeder trade at iChica-
80, recently purshasing on account 81
the states he enumerates having been
rthe life Of the market.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-13

The Steele Ozone wants Halloween
cut out of the calendar.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-13
Gambling in many forms has been
ordered stopped in Ward county.

It is said the law regarding keeping
minors out of pool rooms Is not close
ly observed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-13

/. Mandan Pioneer: The Cavalier
Chronicle remarks: Politically speak.
ing. in this state, the outs want to get
in and the, ms want the outs to stay
where they are.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-13
THANKSGIVING.

Now the first snow and the sleet
Powder us from head to feet,
Rousing recollections sweet
OF a day we soon shall greet, ~
Glorious Thanksgiving %
Now across the rrairies brown,
Roll the loaded wains to town.
Not face can wear a frown
Z AS the golden grain drips down
All must feel Thanksgiving.
Now the wild fowl flying past,
Send their scream edown the blast,
Telling summer may not last;
But we have no need to fast
They will aid Thanksgiving.
Purple from the wild grapes vine
Blends with bull-berry's scarlet
shine: >-f.'.
Pies from yellow pumpkins mine
Grace feast where all is fine.
Bountiful Thanksgiving.
Hail to North Dakota grand!
! On her fertile, fruitful land,
Men from many nations stand
Raise to God each heart and hand:
Giver Of Thanksgiving.
/, Katherine v. King.
Mckenzie, N. D., Nov. 1905.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-13
d .. u @El Ia. 5$ Z
The Positive "oIdX Man."

The Positive. "O1d Man,"
Dear john" wrote the old man to
the youth at college, you write to say
that you'll need about $500 to buy an
automobile with, an write to say
that me an your mother air a'comin'
fer you in the old ox-cart, an you'll
git In it an ride home in it. tool
Atlanta Constitution.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-13
Tht 8ismarek Trihn,1e,
ny N. II. JEWELL
THE DAILY TRIBUNE.

10 L q q
Published every afternoon, except Sunday,
ct Bismarck, North Dakota, is delivered by
carrier to all parts of the city at so cents per
month, or So per year. The daily sent to any
address in the United States or Canada, postage
prepaid, S. per year; $3.50 for SIX months;
41.26 for three months.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Published every Friday; eight pages, con-
Aining summary of the news of the week
--local and neutrality-suspicious. attention being
aid to state news. Sent to any address, post
sSe paid, for 81 for one year; SO cents for six
>aonths; IS cents for three months.
The Bismarck Tribune is the oldest news.
>aper in the state-Weekly established June II,
circulation and is desirable advertising me
liunn being published at the capital of the
cate it makes feature of state news, of
semioficial character, and is therefore particu-
aNly interesting to all who desire to keep the
IN of state affairs-political, social and bust
aess.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-13

OA uulI1cuuly IcSlSidIlOA udS 'UCSu SUE
ceeded by a more effective system of
controlling the press through advertis-
ing. The credit for the invention is
freely accorded to Mr.. F. ]. Cheney of
Toledo, proprietor OF Halls Catarrh
Cure (alcohol 14A per cent?, who ex-
planned It few years ago at session
of the Proprietary Association at Del
monico's. The writer of the article
referred to shows by facsimiles of the
advertising contracts of various lead
ing companies that his hint has been
taken. This is one clause found in
substance in the advertising contracts
of all the leading companies:
1T is mutually agreed that this con-
tract is void, if any law is enacted by
your state restricting or prohibiting
the manufacture or sale of proprietary
medicines"
And the second is like unto it:
at is agreed that the Munyon's H.
H. Remedy Co. may cancel this con-
tract prorata in case advertisements
are published in this paper in which
their products are offered with view
to substitution or other harmful mo-
tive; also, in case any matter other
wise detrimental to the Munyon's H.
H. Remedy Co.'S interests is permitted
to appear in the reading columns or
elsewhere in this paper
These are brief clauses, but they are
potent. Because of them, a most i'm
portant debate on the labelling bill
in the Massachusetts legislature last
spring went unreported by every
paper in the state except the Spring
field Republican. Because of them, it
was found impossible to procure the
publication of one of Mr.. Bok's arti-
Giles, even at advertising rates, in the
press of the country generally. Be
cause of them, every dollar of ad-
vertising has been; withdrawn. from
North Dakota. Because of, them, edi.
tors have brought their personal in.
fiuence to bear on legislators Golfers
prints one threatening letter to Wis
consin senator-and have written un.
counted columns of editorials" prais.
ing the wares. Of the nostrum makers
Details are given ad nauseam. We
have seen, In an advertising journal
not long ago, a report OF the action
Of an Ohio newspaper publishers as
ISOLATION, whose members voted that
Il a hostile bill passed the legislature
their papers would adopt the policy
Of printing, the attending physicians
name as a part Of every death-notice
/ We have said above that general en-,
ightenment on two points would re-
suit in putting the proprietary medi
cine business in its proper place. II
any one prefers somebody's Nerve
Cure to any other tipple, that Is his
own affair. The essential point is that
no one shall be wheedled into buying
Lit ignorant Of its real nature. SINH.
larly, an editor, like anybody else, has
a perfect right, under the Constitution,
to shout himself ioarse in the praise
Of a particular cough syrup. But,
when next member Of state legis-
lature arises and states, as / have 50
often heard, Gentlemen, this label
bill seems right to me, but I cannot
support it; the united press Of my
district is opposed to it'-when that
happens, let every one understand the
wires that have moved the united
press Of my district"