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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-06
GETS A LICENSE BUT THAT IL ALL
(From Wednesday, Daily.)

believing in the fidelity and honor
If the man to whom she had pledged
her love, Mrs. Pearl r. Shcarer, a
young widow, at the request Of her af.
fanccd, Mark +. Spring, secured a mar
riage license on Monday, but as yet
no wedding ring encircles the fourth
finger Of her left hand.
I, is not her fault, she says, that she
is not bride for second time, for
she was ready for the nuptials at the
appointed hour, but the groom failed
to matorializc. Instead, n short time
before the scheduled hour for the
ceremony he returned to her by a
messenger her pod watch and chain
ard gold ring, together with note to
the effect that he had changed his mind
and declined to lead her to the
Hymcncal altar.
II appears that about six weeks ago
Mrs. Shcarcr arrived here from Chica-
20, H., not an entire stranger To the
west. as she had previously been a
resident for n short time in Phoenix,
where, il is said. she suffered the loss
Of her first husband. who died in the
capital city. Within a few days after
her arrival here she met and fell in
love with Mark r. Spring, a young
man Of - years of age, who, according
to her story, rcciprocatcd her affections,
later asking her heart and hand in
marriage.
On Monday morning last at 3 o'clock
he asked her to secure n license TO wed,
setting the hour for the ceremony at
\ o'clock that evening. In the early
forenoon, the Office Of the probate
Judge was sought, where the necessary
papers were secured ut her expense.
when 10 her surprise, later in the day
about three o'clock in the afternoon the
messenger boy appeared with her gold
watch, chain, and engagement ring,
and the sad note informing her that he
had changed his mind, and that "It
was all or.
Hastily proceeding to the office Of
the district attorney, she sough, legal
measures for the punishment Of the
man who had Tilted her, only to learn
from the learned prosecutors that there
was no provision to be found in the
criminal code by which legal proceed
ings could be had for an offence Of this
character.
Since finding that she has no re-.
course under the law to bring her er.
rant lover to the bar of justice. she re-.
fuses to be comfortcd at times tear.
fully stating that she believes that
he is under the influence of another and
then again indulging in the fond
hope that something may happen
whereby the dying sparks Of his early
love for her may again be famed into
a flame of infatuation.
The young man in question is "A ma.
tive Of Boston, Mass, and is at present
employed, according TO her statement,
as nurse in the Mercy hospital. Join.
ing the army somc years ago, he braved
the dangers of the Philippine archi.
pelago in the campaign to subduc the
natives who refused TO recognize the
authority of the United States after
the purchase Of the Islands from
Spain. Returning home with his com.
mand he received an honorable dis.
charge, since which time he has lived
the unevcntful life of a civilian here,
until he fell victim TO the charms of
the young widow who now refuses to
be consoled since he refused to pledge
his troth to love, honor and cherish
her forever.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02
A Splendid Offer.

The attention - 'hc people Of Elko
"".in'y IL called 10 the combination offer
% ia" rHrrw los Tie price Of onc. An
arrangement has been mn,Ic with Tho
M"trorolI,am and IH:rnI Home. aT1,e
Nn'i"unl Agricultural Munthly.- hy
which all who suhscrlbo Tor Che WrrtLy
INpErrsrrNr and pay in advance for
n y"rr and all old auhEcribcrg who nav
all n]rr"ar', will receive the two papcrg
for the pricc of one.
This offer IL the best over made Ia tho
people OF Elk" county and they should
scnd IN their subscriptions nj once, no
TIA" offer will hold good for only . fcw
month";.
Tho Rurd Homo ia tho icadipg ann
cuiturnl journal Of the country and hns
II circulation 81 oycf 100000 copica. #
II tllcd with int"rceting a]rliclru nbou,
ilc inrm mud home. and no farmer ran
Afford va b" without IL.
k"nd the announcement elgow hero mud
~ your HnbsCuptiona.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02


y GoIdfeld dispatch Of the 9Th to
the Reno Journal says:
In a pitched battle between n%on-union
miners and a committee OF the Tonopah
Miners Union this afternoon ut Cliff
ords. the scene Of a new strike, forty
live miles east of Tonorah. Jack GineHu.
a union man, WAS shot through tile lungs
and killed aud George Cole, "A member
OF the legislature wac shot through the
arm. Sheriff. logan immediately wen
to the scene OF the shooting, aud placed
six nOn.unIOu men under arrest. The
murdcrcrs, after the shooting, drticd a
posse OF citizens and il was not Uutil the
sheriff arrived with a posse II gun
lighters that they gave themselves up.
Excitement Is at fever heat uuG the
non union miners were brought to THIS
city this evening under tie escort OF &.
strong .uarl. They were taken from
CliiiOrIs jest ~ tine to prevent lynch.
m-. \: roropah viii ruuors are
al'y.t % a plan lo lya.b the prisoners,
bit Lh,y are under "a strong guard o! a
Uumbcr II deputy SHERIFF..
Cole, who was foI -.yrT,l years pr.si.
dent Of the L.Iiuyrz' Union It De!amar.
i'll company with d committee Of union
men. left tor CHtTord- Yesterday to in.
:eryIcw II! ms ai. several other Who
are all said to be- Working Tor lrss than
- per lay, u].jucrs scale. During the
conference Il battle rn+ucI in which
IIyuis is sui tn have opened fir. uron
the miners committee. II i moi l,rown
whether III, union men returned ;he fire
or not
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02

I'd and the religious fervor Of h hen
established by the apnoceun ment re-
Gently made after services at Bethel
church, Mercer county, that enough
Sunday cggs had been sold 10 warrant
the sending OF Iour missionaries to Ja-
pan next spring and that before the end
Of the year the society would be able to
give three or four Egg paid mission.
aries to bcuighted China.
Tue announcement was made by Mrs.
Mamie &. Helm, wife OF the pastor
OF Bethel Cumberland Presbyterian
church, and WIS well received not only
because it Christ'auizcs in Il way the
hen. but because ii Orcus up a new field
Tor the cLaritubly inclined.
1t was in December last that the Wo.
mans Missionary society after a heated
debate agreed thai: Ell eggs laid on Sum
day should be converted into one COM.
mon fund to he devoted i'll some way
then Undetermined to foreign missions.
Other denominations have taken up the
idea, Hut before another year has passed
II seems not improbable that Mercer
county hrns aud ronsters will be sup.
porting q legion Of mission aries in
japan and CLIna.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02

Truly miraculous seemed the recover!
Of Mrs. MuIlic Holt Of this placc,' write.
j. o. II. Hooper, WHojtord. Tenn. -sh.
was 50 wasted by coughing up puss from
he. lungs Doctors declared her end p.
near tina. her family Ind watched by he
bed side for;y-ti-h, hour; when, at III!
urgent reques, pr. Krug's New Discover.
was given her. with the ASTONISHING
result that Improvement began, aud COZ.
t,nucd until sue iiuhlly completely Re-
covered, and is "a healthy woman to day.
Guaranteed curc Tor coughs and colds.
5Oc and Sl.OO at Elko Drug Co., drug
gists. Trial bottle free,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02

"Ihe venom III the r~attlcsr AXE has
been known to cure locomotor utaria
and scarlet fever" said a chemist III the
Ne" Orleans Times. Democrat. "ilomc.
upathic physicians often prescribe il.
"Gou know the curara, the deadly
poison hat the South American Indians
smear on their urroS tips: Well curara
Is very h"lPfui in h~ydrophohit.
"Ihorc is a scawccd called bladder
"r"ch.' They make q! this an anti fat,
Il marvellous uutI.fat. by tho use Of this
anti'iat | know Il MAJ who reduced his
weight iurty pounds in three months.
"Thorc ia Il dcadly fungus. the fly
ngHric, which unfortunate people some.
times cat IN mistake for mushrooms.
ihry make a medicine Of the fly agaric.
"a medicine called m~uscarine nitrate,
"hlch, mi C'yd IN lyr the skin, causes a
cop ous iloy OF tcars. French actresses
~ Weeping sccnc-, such ne La Dam aux.
Camclirag, have sometime" used this
drug.
"Cocam" cnIa,s wDk"fulncsl. I oncc
worked forty.cight hours at II stretch.
thanks to a
cocoa stimulates, ox~hilaratcR md re-
moves all desire for food or drink. An
Alpiu" guide will chew iif.y or sixty
grains - it before commencing a dii.
liruli ascent"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02

When the ruined gambler kills him.
self ut Monte Carlo, tie employees of thu
Casino, to avoid a scandal, fill his
pockets with gold and bank notes,
Thus the real cause Of his suicide does
not appear. y Yankee came to Monte
Carlo with about one hundred dollar
in fve.tranc pieces, lie lost the money
slowly and painfully, und late TIM, night,
/ IL n black corner 0: tie garden, h,
tired a revolver, and, with Il loud groan
fell full length on the grass. Instantly
three o. four dark, silent iiguGcs rushed
up, filed hE pockets with money, Guj
left him there TO he disc "Ecd in H.;
morning by the police. But long bcfor,
morning the entcTprjslng Yankee, hi.
pockets distended with gold, hH.
shaken the dust 81 Monte Carlo iron
his feet.-GOodNIna.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02

Tho I,rrv.r --L,. movie. :;
,,,, , rro dnro- ~, ;r asr;t La,r
Justice ~ the ro,cc :, , 21oo GOO f,,Ia
fnr, tro s,r-awo c,rr, ~ 81, .,a.. La-
, lam. orI L,rl ,,G, - ,To,L Ii,a"I.
cIimIc5 .ris n,th ~ ,yn,,, .rrn ,an-,
with ,rJustry r,rsov,r,o ,o,ionn.
ab,vc an with that, z.lf ,n,,-,J nr.
s..., cana, ~ r;,h, anal ,-,, n.Li.L
,I,.,y= cl.or,, ,-,.., a., IT,
bo. wo.n his Ju,v f., L,s cri.r, or1 49,
dytv ,n encio,y anal ,rr.r ma ,,rt..,
frork,os. ~ s,,t.n,.r, .s.,-aI -. 49,.
confidence, ~ inI,, nrI i,rr - 1870,
nr-umcr,. Ills b,Iit ,r f,Il, ,In,a,in'.
tn. v,,nk roip, IN bis o,., on,,.I 49,
their r,p.r p,,c,,ion T. Lis s,r,n, ,,a.
and vb,.n .,i..,,. Lro,,h, hf.,n.
alba ra.os Lis ,Jri.. r.,, aI..., 49,, =.
brirr sui.
ayos bo o,co s,il >,
frrod him su,r , c.so. -,L.rn = 49, 49,.
rorpLIa d,uL, fla, o., ,,,
for you car GO, . nLni, ..i,rta-
hood at lo,,crh,uIa. cor T.,,.rs
widowed mother on1 hor civ r,,norl,..
cliIlro, orI .ho-.L,. .ntn u.. scn,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02

lie Administrator should act rs Coroner.
The claim OF Washoe county is that
the act Of 1905 is invalid for the reason
that it violates the provision OF the con-
stltution TO the effect that the govern.
meut OF the counties in the State must
be uniform.
Its constitutIoDnlity is defended by
Coroner Read, who claims in turn thai
the act of 1899, which made Justices OF
the Peace Coroners instead OF the
Public Administrator. was ~unconstitu.
tional aud therefore cannot be revived
in case the &C. o! 1925 10 not sustained.
The count! replies that il the acts Of
1860 and 1899 are held TO be invalid that
the act OF 1883, which crested the olhct
OF Public Administrator and made his
e. .olticio Coroner, cannot he revived iO-
the reason hat i,s title Is defective. am
that the only sound las is that OF l7Ul,
ex.oiiicic Coroncrs.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02

n 7. Read was elected r

John 7. Read was elected =
Washoe county at the los -,
had not been in the r. o,oc,;on uo
''roo ue ,Iice three months
"iu - .eloped between Read
eF. i'eao OF County Commission
in biIlp 800. :, a. L.h;t =, ,n,,in.
~ which the Commissioners. re-
ID to allow ON the grounds that they
were illegal charges against the county.
The action on the part OF the Board led
to a suit by Read to collect the money
he claimed was his due. Now the case
is before tho District Court and is being
most thoroughly thrashed. The suit for
fees has become q contest whether Read
Is the Coroner OF the County or whether
the Justice OF the Peace is entitled to
hold that Office.
According to the attorneys involved
in the suit there are a succession Of
invalid acts bearing upon the question.
The county claims that the acts Of
1905 arj 1883 are invalid, while Mr..
Read contends that the act Of 1899 is in
valid. II these contentious are sustain.
cd the only law relating to the duties OF
Coroner will be that OF 1861, which
provides that Justices OF the Peace shall
act as Coroner.
The points Involved are most interest
ing and the finding OF the court will be
noted with the greatest interest through
out the State as it may nave an import
ant bearing upon the office OF Coroner
in every county.
For forty-tive years the duties OF the
Coroner il Nevada has been rotating
from Justices OF the Peace to the Public
Administrators. The act OF 1861 the
first one bearing upon the question,
provided that the Justices OF the Peace
should perform the duties OF Coroner.
In 1888 an act was passed creating the
Office OF Public Administrators and maxi
ing him ex-oflicio Coroner repeating the
act OF 1861.
In 1899 the act Of 1883 was repealed
md tho Justices OF the Peace in the
various counties Of the State were made
ex.oificiO Coroners. For some reason, |
however, this act has been generally
Ignored by the various counties Of the
Stutc, including Washce.
In 1905 the Legislature passed an act
providing that in counties having Il vote
OF over 1000 at the last preceding gen.
eral election tmeaning Washoc) the Pub
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02
How Kings Have Died.

Henry /. OF gluttony.
EIaarl VI. OF n decline.
Charles |. ON tie srafroli
George III. as lie liyed-a mailman.
Henry VIII. Of r,rbrp.I.s. fot md
fuzzy.
George lV.oi ulu,,nuy ana d-u,Lo,.
ness.
Henry VII. wasted away ne 8, r,iscr
ought.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02

Picture Il valley fioorcd with hundreds
OF acres OF bOrax and salt, with nature
constantly throwing to the surface fresh
supplies OF these valuable modern
necessities, through streams OF mystcr.
ions origin; bounded by great noun
tains whose huge vitals are pierced by
lodges OF quartz rich III the most
precious metals; inhabited only by liz
ard and reptiles; u]ueXplored. tracklcss.
unknown to the general world only by
Il ErewsOme name attached to it hy
early travellers who yenturcd To cross
On their way to CALIFORNIA; new gold
fields ana whose every footster WIS
beset by dangers for which they were
appropriations WAS the Death valley
OF yesterday.
Now picture this same V; : with
roads and trails traverslng ey..y quar-
ter and almost always leading to good
water, with signs erected alony every
road. telling the stranger where they
lead to. and where the water is good and
where bad; with vehicles or pack outtits
nearly Away i'll sight; with the wealth
contained III the bordering mountains
e'u revealed by the ARMY Of prospect.
OTs and miners that swarm over them:
with the great deposits OF borax and
salt developed SO that the borax alone
that has already been blocked ont will
years; with a ranch on which tive crops
OF hay are gathered every year, which
supports yearly fifty head OF cattle and
which produces food and furnishes
| shelter for all that apply that's the
Death valley OF today.
Here you have two pictures: Can't
your mind c%onju.c a third? Can't you
picture this valley alive with industry?
With thousands II stamps pointing out
fortunes every day? With railroads
STRIVING for their shar" Of ;he vast tom
mage? With hundreds 81 acres reclaimed
and under perfect cultivation? With
sHnitariums md winter resorts for health
seekers and victims Of the white plague
that's tuc Death valley Of tomorrow.
just rs sure rs it il that the cycs Of
- wa go Ha' - va SSINa4N ~ W q
so sure Ii 1t that ia the very near future
will thus last picture become real.
Evcry day Is bringing 1t nearer; nlrraiy
two lines of steel are building To Bull.
frog, ana who can imagine IA modern
railroad ignoring - district that promises
so much ~ Death valley: The horax
industry alone Is responsible for one Of
81. go
these roads. The mining industry will
dcElRnd md secure Others.
Aside from industry, the winter
climate alone will make Death valley
famous. ANY altitude from bclow sea
level to 10000 feet above Is at hand
From the Kcnnc Wonder mine can he
seen the highest and lowest points in the
United States Mt. Whitney and the
sink of Death valley. Tho climate is
dry, the weather Is the best to he Ind.
and with adequate shelter land the less
the better and skIllful Attendance,
Death valley will earn toT itself the
name OF Life valley and The blessings Of
Observation-Disclosures Tor the Bullirug
Miner by Thomas McCnulry.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02

The Supreme Court u Nevada last
Saturday handed down = decision in the
public records case that Was taken W
from Tonopah. Tho court held that the
plaintiff, a scnrchcr 81 records, had no
right 10 the records OF the county unless
he could show beneficial interest, which
will, IN effect, Tar him from access cx.
ccpt upon the sutfcrance vi the public
officials. The case attracted muclI at.
tcution. us it involves the right ui tE"
cords except when tncy are ia usc 10y
the o~ilicinis in whose care the are
placed.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02

81 thought h was such an ad'
vanccd woman because she always In.
sisted she would not give up her namo
when she married, but would hyphcn.
ate 1t with her husbands"
she did say So"
But che hasn't done It,"
mo. You sec. things sometimes
happen very quccrly in this world"
"How Is that"
"HTcr name was black and her hus.
bands namo Is Hart. She didn't like
the combinntiOn."-Judge.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02

al" keep the body in tune" writes
Mrs. Mary Brown, 20 Lafayette Place,
Poughkccpsie, y. y. Il take DIR. Kings
New Lille Pills. They are the most re-.
liable and pleasant laxative | have
found Best for the stomach, liver aud
bowels. Guaranteed 10y Elko Drug Co :,
druggist. DC.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02
To the Public:

Ih" Ehn+c store in open for business
and will c""tinu" To- supply patrons
with Enoiz at r"ne"nablc prjcca.
Dated july >. 1913.
j. W. YowELL.
Administrator ~ the Estate OF
Hiram Chase, Deceased.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02
New JeWelry Store.

IL. friedrich, the Jewclcr.
that he has gone to San Francisco to
secure the necessary fixtures to properly
stock his t i~cwclry store in Elko. to
be located il connection with Seymour
Jacobs store. Wait for the new stock
all fresh goods AT San Francisco prices
and guaranteed.
tEne watch repairing our specially at
reasonable prices.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02

Experts calculate that Irish boys oro
capable Of turning out 30. 600, 600 Time
OF iuyI n year for n thousand years,
ana u This were sold It would bring
In 100000. 900 . YER.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02
WARNING!

All Hunting, Shooting or
Fishing is hereby forbidden
on our ranches at South
Fork. Any and all persons
trespassing will be prosecut-
ed to the full extent Of the
law. Reinhart Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02
Colonist Tickets.

Daily from February Ij.h to April
III. rnclu-ivc, 1906. Halc II onr way
second elias Tickets will be cold to Cole,
lt'dlands, San Bcruarliuo. riverside,
Pasadena, San Diego aud Intermediate
main linc points by tho Sou'bniD
Pacific Company. Rate 81.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-02-02
KOdOl
Dyspepsia Cure

diigoste what you cat. takes tho strain of
OF Tho heart. and contributes noyrishmont
strength and health to every organ OF Tho
body. Cures Indigestion, Dyspepsja, Sour
stomach. Inflammation Of tho tnucoua
membranes lining tho Stomach and Digos-
H;o Tract Nervous Dyspepsia and Catarrh
OF tho Stomach.
Aver eating, mYfooi would dls,re,, mo BY making
! innIJ got n bottle Of Kodol and ID cav, M, 49,.
Sia'o Icllot. Nl9r using nfow bottle, am euroI
MRS. LORlNG NICHOLS. Penn Yam, H.Y
, I!had stomach trouble md IA, n n Rad .,,,o M,
na1 heait trouble with II, took Kodol Dytpuuyia
IH'oior about Tour months and II cured mo
ID. KkUBLR Nevada, O..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-29
Claims to Own Cattle Ranch.

Especial hy southern EeI TeIrrhouc.I
DANNILLE. VA. september ga Ger
man. giving his name ass r. j. Bourtz.
ot Chico. near san Francisco CAL. was
arrested AT The southern Railway depot
shortly after midnight. on Tho charge Of
beating his board BIN at the Northern
Hotel Bourtz came 90 Dauvi1e Monday
niglt. and represented himself tD hr n
Shriner and knight Temp.ar of good
standing. Bee obtained some money from.
several 81 tho local Masous The sus-
pleions OF Nr Morgan We're aroused when
Doe found ONT that his guest had no har-
pace. and Doc was arrested while in an
'fort to leave the city. The man was
given n preliminary hearing before the
Mayor and stated while he was the
owner OF "a large cattle ranch near san
Francisco. DC had been on a debauch ~
several weeks and his money had given
cut
He declared his Intention ~ making his
obligations good. The Mayor reserved his
decision until Tuesday morning. when
Holrtz VIII Doe given an opportunity 70
prove what he says
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-29
STATE CHARITIES.
Board Says Relief for Crowded
Insane Asylums Not Secured.

I-V10--U y IN- IIU-"- -D-s7--70-
RALEIGH y. c.. Septemhcr - -The
state Board OF Charities IS ia session
Nre Yesterday and to-day the members
inspected the various institutions in this
city which come within their jur sdict.ou.
Chairman w. A. Blair. of Winston Salem
says that no action VIII hc taken 40 this
meeting relative TO the situation in This
Stat. as o. the care OF the iusau- p.ll-
CLANS and citizens are too much taken un
just now with politics. Some time this
fal COR ut least In ample time before the
converting of the LEGISLATURE the board
Will issue statement as TO tho situation
and the necessity there is for extending
the States equipment for the care OF tho
insane The impression has gotten abroad
tina, ample provision has been made now.
hut hc says such is not hy any means
the case. I'm fact. the situation is very
slightly relieved as yet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-29
Daughters of Confederacv.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
PETERSEN RG VA. September 2S -
Petersburg Chapter. Daughters of the
Coufcderacy. has elected the fonoy%,~ z
delegates TO the State convention -
Wythevllc. October 10Th. Mrs. William
NcGW. Mrs h IT Meade. Mrs Bartlett
Roper Mrs james McLcvy. Mrs Pryor
Jones Miss Annie Mann and Miss Hat
tic FlensVorth
Mrs. william r. McKcnney. president
~ the Virginia Division. is 10 delegate 10y
virtue ~ her office The altcrnates arc
Mrs william r. Drewry. Mrs. Charlie,
ID. Wtherspoon. Mrs. =. q. NJ Martin.
Mrs. w NJ Jones'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-29
SCHOO. MEETING.
Plans on Fot for New High
School z Wakefield.

WAKEFIELD N s.ntan1l.r a.
very enthusiastic educational meeting
W. W held j" tnr HAtist church here I'll.
afternoon, at Whic plans were rut Il
700, Tor the erectio OF a modern school
building TO meet M increasing demands
Sh"lrman y. IT. Atn presided ana do
ilN'icd the opening ddrcss Kev w ~
Edwards. TIE ncwi-a pointed slDerin-
ten.eut of schools COR sussex comfy
spoke on The imnortare Of public s.h"o y
ang me educational pterests ia this Sec
ZION has been greatlynrouscd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-29

stay. ! had three
I'd doctors to DO
all they could. but
none of them did
any good. I then
used one box #
Cuticura Ointment
and three b0ttla- IF
Cuticura Koso.vcnt
and was completely
cured NJ hands
were raw ali over,
inside and out,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-29
Manic Washington Girl.

ISI0oI0I = I'M 7 IIU'l7- llls7l Ll'n
FHEDEHICN SBIHG. VA. september
Frank r. West. Jr.. of Louisa county.
was maFtied yesterday 81 BecNey vs..
va. % Miss Dorothy Calhoun Ingram. 81
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