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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03
4 GdstrOnOmic Pill
E we didn't have to cook and eat"
Pve often heard Ma say,
"The housewives life would be treat,
And living then would pay"

And now it really seems to me,
Her dream is coming true,
For they've made a capsule, don't you see,
Which you neither cook nor chew;
But swallow down. just like pill,
And take good, deep drink
OF water; and you're nourished till
Another mealtime-think!
No pies to make or fruit to peel,
No cakes nor salad dressing,
But just capsule for meal,
No pastries, stuff or messing.
And when we entertain our friends,
Instead of heat and worry,
Well give them each condensed pill,
Thus dining in hurry
And while on this the gastric juice
Is acting out its duty,
We may just talk aesthetic use,
And find our life all beauty.
All, yesl a tablet, capsule, pill,
Will reconstruct the nation;
Twill FIJI the gastronomic bill
And create transformation.
Exchange,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03
AZlXe. .Ta>xenne u7qnsevo1s 5fe," Correspondents

spray, and then use four or five eggs more. By
friction they will foam up beautifully The final
rinsng must be continuous until the hair is thor
ougly clean You will find that the covering for
your gray matter will be soft and silky; also that
it will not become oily at once. Twenty-four
hours before shampooing saturate the scalp with
olive oil. Careful grooming every night with
brush will encourage your hair to be good and
to look that way
THE VAUCAIRE REMEDY
MRS. T.-The Vaucaire remedy, like every
other good thing, does not work exactly the same
for every patient. In cases where the figure il
not at all developed it is necessary to con-
tnue treatment for several months. Better not
stop now else you will lose what you have already
gained.
REMOVAL OF BEAD-LIKE PIMPLES
SARA.-The tiny white beadlike formations
under the skin are evidences of a trouble known
as seed ache. The mouth of the pore closes and
the sebaceous substance constantly collecting
forms into beadlike mass. These can be remov-
ed only by puncturing the tissue and pressing out
the deposit. Afterward the wound should be
touched with listerine zinc ointment. The
bemishes come near the eyes usually because the
tissue is softer there, and the circulation more
languid. For permanent cure there is nothing
better than electrical facial massage which tones
the tissues and brings general state of stimua.
ton and health, Water is not only good for
the health. but it is a wonderfully successful
beauty aid. The habit of drinking six or seven
glasses of water day will sometimes clear the
complexion without other help.
GRAY HAIR REsToRER
FLORENCE.-The cocoanut oil in the hair re-
storer should not form in Jumps and float on the
surface of the tonic and should advise you to
take it back to the druggists and find out why il
does not affiliate with the rest of the solution
Hope you received the face lotion all right.
] ADRIENNE
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

The cold bath is not cleansing at all. An ex.
cellent bathing rule is warm, soapy bath every
other night and salt rub every morning Dur
ing the warm bath use firm bath brush, scrub,
bing the surface of the skin vigorously The salt
glow is unusually fine for the nervous girl who
awakens tired and tagged. Rub the body with
moistened salt, plunge into tepid water rinsng
the salt away with the brush and then turn on
the cold spray.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

1t is better to get along without purchased
hair if one can Thick, heavy rats worn under
the pompadour are particularly harmful and not
at all necessary to the present fashionable style
of hairdressing
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

dicative OF the quality of her blood, though never
aGgrcssively so.
As pertinent example friend of mine who
was the petted darling of wealthy father sudden
y found at death the necessity of earning herown
livelihood At first she was simply prostrated
by so menial and commonplace a future. Then
to use expressive vulgarsm, she pulled her
self together" and started out one fine morning
to conquer, which she did.
Out of 100 applicants for the position (of
which she knew nothngl she came out victorious
And | am inclined to believe that her regal bear
ing an inherited grace and the angle of her
head were material factors in her unusual sue
cess.
A WORD OF EXPLANATION.
am attempting to kill two birds with one
stone this week, by giving a few exercises that
will promote the correct poise of the head and
at the same time develop the graceful contour
of the neck; for what aids one, WILL in a great
measure, have a gratifying effect upon the other
In Grccian sculpture the ideal head is always
supported by large, somewhat full throat, be
coming and symmetrical pedestal for the head.
Few young girls have really shapely throats but
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

bodies never starved for fresh air or cramped
with corsets their whole mode OF living insures
healthful activity.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03
Little Aids to Beauty
OTTED wells will have a bad effect on
even the strongest eyes.

If you want your feet to look small,
you must buy your shoes very care
fully. Shoes i'll bought will look big
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03
SZzGA Us SCI az HzE
HSaur Dlz0 Arms aza
= 6zAahze DNS0ZY
low do you hold your head?

This may seem an insignificant con-
sideration to many women, but to
those who know, it means the poise
OF the entire body.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

White hair is fascinatingly becoming to some
faces, That is why some quite old women look
more beautiful than their grandchildren, 1t Is
regrettabe fact that real restorer OF color, as
distinguished from restorer of growth, and from
a dye, is not known. Dyeing does injure the
hair, and it Injuries the hair just as much when
called stain" 1t is nearly always possible to
obtain an abundant growth of glossy, silky hair,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

Here is an excellent formula for rough skin
of the face and hands that | have found good;
Mix 20 grams of glycerin and 80 eentigrams OF
tannin in 31s ounces of rose water. Use only a
few drops at time night and morning on face
and hands. The amount of tannn in this for
lnua is not large enough to stain or diseolor the
skin
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-03

In these exercises for the symmetrical develop
ment of the neck all the work is done by the
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-12
A CARD UT THANKS.

our recent sad bereavment
has placed us under lasting OBJ
legations 90 our friends aud
neighbors, and we desire 10
tender them through the col
umns of the Post. our sincerest
thanks for every kindness
shown. We remember with
grateful hearts, the many acts
of kindness 20 our dear one dur
ing her long and painful illness.
We can never forget those
who stood with us 10y her bed
side until the parting came.
We thank you for every token
Of love you laid upon her grave.
for every word OF comfort spok
EN-, and the tears Of sympathy
You have shed for US over the
loss of the dear wife and mother
who has been taken from us.
May God bless and reward YOU
all richly.
Il. I. Potter AND FAMILY.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-12

Prof. c. y. Chapman, of Nor.
ton, one Of the best known
teachers in Wise county, was in
town Tuesday. Prof. Chapman
is member os the State Sum-
mer Normal faculty and will
teach physical geography and
agriculture.
FOR SALE-3s acres. one
ADD one half miles from Big
Stone Gap. on the y. & :. w.
Railroad Will make an iderl
truck ami poultry farm. Good
limestone land. Owner will sell
cheap. For further information
apply to the editor of this paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Kil5ourne
entertained the following guests
at dinner Wednesday i'm their
usual delightful style: Rev.
and Mrs. j. a. II Shuler. and
Misses Mary Lee and Lois
Shuler. and Rev +. ii. Cassidy.
Presiding Elder Of the Big
otoiie zap DiStrict.
Rev. y. r.. Burkhart, a Meth
odist minister of Jcncsville.
was I'm tine Gap Monday. return
ing from Gate City. where he
held services Sunday. Rev.
Burkhart has been minister
Tor $50 many years that his
name Is sy nonym for his ster-
ling qualities Of heart and
head
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EXPOSITION RATES,

From Norton. Va, excursion
tickets account of jamestown
Exposition. On sale daily until
November the 30th, 1907, via
Norfolk and Western Railway.
Season Tickets $3.50.
Fifteen day Ticket $3.50, and
Coach Excursion ticket limited
. days on sale every Tuesday
20 20.
Correspondence low a c 5
FROM other stations, Informa-
ton and train service upon ap-
plication to agents.
w b. BEvILL,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Little Miss Zula Kathleen
Knight, the Editors eldest
daughter, entertained a number
of her little friends Friday ev-
ening from TO 6 O'Clock in
celebration of her tenth birth
day.
\ color scheme of red and
white, beginning with the deco
tiOns and ending with red and
white cake, ice cream and can
dy, was carried out
The small hostess was the
recipient of a number of pretty
gifts from her little friends.
Among those present We're:
Anna Kerr Thompkins, of APP
palachia, Mabel Willis, Mary
GObble, Virginia Beverley.
Matte Nickles, Mary Body,
Mary Skeen, Louise Goodloe.
Ihe'ma Baker, Ruth Prescott.
Miriam Taylor, Margaret Pet
tit, Julia Bullitt, Beatrice Cob
bic, Eva Cassidy, Margaret
Mathews, Virginia Wright,
Billy Mathews, Peter Wolfe.
William and George GoodlOe,
John Allen Goodloe. Donald
Prescott and Robert Brown.
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FANS DISAPPOINTED.

a loyal crowd of fans started
with the baseball team TO Dor
chester Saturday in spite of the
Indictment weather. The orange
and maroon iuttered bravely
under lowering skies. and the
crowd and team looked as dis
appointed on their return from
the depot as II game had been
piayFd and lost 60 Dorchester.
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WENT TO RICHMOND.

Among the many friends of
our popular attorney, Mr.. II.
Tate Irvine, who accompanied
him 10 Richmond TO be present
at his marriage Tuesday TO Miss
Roberta Noting, were Mr. and
Mrs ). +. Bullitt, Miss Elizabeth
Fox and brothers, @. +. and
John Fox, Jr.. and Messrs,
Mayo Cabel, Kyle Morrison,
J. NJ. Hodge and c. b. Slemp.
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rof-rS Of tSc t9eHtt'
- annonrce myself a candidate
/ -, Treasurer of Wise County. for
I /, ~ Office commencing on the first
1898. subject, however, Is
n If the Republican party. 10 lie
4, ,oed bv PRIMARY Election % lee
10 the Repuhlican County Commit
i. .cousiniei mv~sli With the On
a re.pensil,i:iiies OF said Office, haV-
vea a. Deputy Treasurer dining the
\, term. promise. Il elected to
'nl.. 10 faithfuiis discharge The cu-
.,.,e TO the vers best ct nv ability.
4 s.rnestlv solicit vvur votes aud
oauence in laid primary.
Yours very trulr.
r. p HAMILTON.
voters OF Wise County.
.siv announce mvse't crndidrie
Office of Commonwealth Atfarues
4 Ii County. aud most earnestly
ihe support and + hneuce Of al tNe
off the county. it elected. ! prom
honest. non -pafii-su aud tennessee
administration 1T the "iiice i'm
ID TO nv care.
Yours very re- prcfiuils
Laurg>Cs v. KElty.
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MEMORIAL SERVICE.

There viii be "A Memorial Ser
vice held at the VI +. Church.
South. on next Sunday. June
Us. 1907, at II o'clock by Inter
mont Lodge No. 81, I. O. O. r.
Rev j. A. III. ShUler will preach
a memorial sermon. All odd
Fellows that can are requested
10 hc present. The public are
cordially invited
II. y. BARRON.
Secretary.
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DEATH OF MRS POTTER.

Mrs. r.. r. Potter, Of fhis
place. "a patient sufferer with
consumption for many months.
died at her home Saturday
about noon and. was buried
sunday afternoon Rev. j. A..
II. Shuler conducted the funeral
services mo the Potter home
after which the remains were
Inferred in Glencoe Cemetery
at this place.
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PAINT! PAINT!

have taken the agency for
the famous Atlas Paints, and
am prepared TO fill all orders
both large and small. This
paint is by far one of the very
best on the market and is fully
guaranteed in every particular.
Call and see me and get prices
before buy elsewhere.
$50 ID. Z. WonFE:
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-12
LOCAL ITEMS.

ID. Buckley and wife. of
gre xville, were guests of rela-
Use IN the Gap Friday.
n. Katie Lindsay came i'm
fron Knoxville Wednesday
niz ou "a visit to homefolks.
N r. Edmondson. q tele-
ere, operator Of Roanoke,
sl0pped over Thursday night
intpwn.
NJ Laura Kelly as at home
aga % from Rehabilitation
Concge.
Misses Matte ana Virginia
Ballitt returned home Friday
from Hollins Institute, where
thes have been students during
| the session just closed
Nss Ebby Dane Gilly was a
risiior IN town Friday.
ID and Mrs. j. W. Kelly and
cbildren. Miss Edna Mann aud
DR. Painter went up 10 the
Fianary- Mcclure we'd din z
Wednesday,
nd. and Mrs. II. r. Fox, Miss
Elizabeth Fox and John Fox.
Jrs went up to Dorchester Wed
mean 20 see the game
BON fail 10 see ID. C. Wolfe
WIN YOU want the best flour
on the market D e famous
Rosal Crown.
ID d. r. Orr went down to
Dryden Sunday and spent the
day with his brother, G. ID. Orr,
Of that place.
NJ. Clarence Buckley and
MIS- Parilee Buckley went to
AUton Saturday on a shopping
exPedition.
u ISIS Mamie Tickle has re-
tnrned 10 her home at Green
dad Va, after a pleasant visit
% her sister, Mrs. A. +. Smelt-
zef Bristol Herald Courier.
few John +. Naff was a Wis
lto1 TO Bristol Friday en- route
% Emory and Henry com
mepcement.-Bristol Herald
CoDrier.
NlsS Louise Goodloe. enter
taned a number of her little
Irfnds Monday afternoon in
non or of her tenth birthday.
Ars. w. b. Kilbourne and lit
Son, Tate, are visiting rela-
NHS and friends in Lee county.
y Isses Callie Richmond and
&py Mcdowell, of East Stone
o3' were visiting friends in
tVN n last week.
uy your stationery at Ham
plen Bros.
mere was a wreck over about
WI ton on the V. & S. w. sun
~ evening which DELAYED the
P% senger several hours.
atcher Willis is home for
s< summer from Randolph
son Academy looking as fat
sassy as ever. He was
ompanied by his friend
'1ef Fry Naff, who will be his
81 Tor several days.
c. JoslyD, of Jonesville.
guest of the Eugene
urday.
L. Olinger was d ow n
= Appalachia Saturday.
uy Fianary, the pleasant
oohglng little clerk at
lnoien Bros, visited home
az Dryden Sunday.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS

VOTERS Ct Big Stone i'ar.
..,, annopncs mvscii O. candida %
office of Town Sergeant "a the ciec-
i.hcfi june nah promise. DO
f,saia nfirefn faithfully di-charec
i.s OF same io the very best ot my
MOST earnestly solicit yong
Yours rcrr truly
n y. pALNfE
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-12
JUNIOR RECITAL

Mrs. :. a. Bailey's music
pupils. gave a recital at her
home az this place Saturday
afternoon TO an interested au-
dience of parents and friends.
The little people performed very
creditabiy and afterwards ser
we'd lemonade and candy 20 the
assembled guests.
Mrs. Bailey VIII leave the last
of this week for Cincinnati.
where she VIII take ten weeks
course in the Cincinnati Con-
servatOry.
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Just received, a factory ship
ment Of McBeth lamp chimneys.
None better. Hamblen Bros.

NVoc octte(- nambien Bros.
Captain L. r. Butler. aud
Mr. I'll. J. Ayers have returned
from a trip To Buchanan and
Dickinson Counties.
General r.. A. Ayers returned
Saturday from Greenville Tenn.
where be has been attending l..
5. Court.
Paints and varnishes; Gilmer
Drug Co. Polly Building
Pure Spices, Gilmer Drug Co.
Polly Building.
For toilet requisites do not
fail 10 see Gilmer Drug Co.
For Pure Fresh Drugs and
Medicines at reasonable prices.
try GiImer Drug Co. Polly
Building.
" ANTED-Noung men and
women TO give all or spare time
canvassing for easily sold propo-
sition. $500 to $1,000 dav.
Box 220, Roanoke. Va.
1925
Jas. " Fox, OF New York.
Is visiting homefolks in the Gap
this week.
Raleigh Counts. a telegraph
operator of Bristol. il the guest
of VIM. lessee this week.
w. b. Addington. a candi-
date for Sheriff of Wise i'm the
Republican ticket, was taxing
TO the voters in town last week.
Lowney's fine Candies. lust
received. GnnIER DRUG co.
II. L. Riddle. formerly Of Lee
county. at present from View
York, was IN town Thursday.
Eula Young Berrisford. of
this office, spent Sunday i'm
Dryden. the guest of Miss Car
RE In Wolfe, of that place.
No greater mistake can bee
made than TO consider lightly
the evidence OF disease I'm your
system. Don't take desperate
chances on ordinary medicines.
Use HOLSTERS Boc6 Mountain
Tea. 80 cents. Tea or Tablets.
Hamblen Bros.
/. II. Hyatt and b. III. Seweu.
prominent J0ncsville citizens.
were visitors i'm the Gap Mon
day.
Rev. Robert Mclnturn. of
Gate City, conducted services
at the Christian Church SUNDAY
morning and evening. The
Presbyterians are CONSIDERING
the question of erecting "a
church at this place In the scar
future
Miss Louise Hawkins. of
Richlands, is visiting Misses
Ada and Bess Ramsey this
week.
Mrs. John Hamblen and li,tle
son are visiting Mrs. Handlers
mother, Mrs. Hamilton. In Mad
isonville. Tenn. Mr.. Hamblen
who accompanied his wife. re-
turned 10 town Monday night.
Edgar Young. who has been
visiting homefolks, relatives
and friends i'm and around the
Gap for several days, returned
TO Roanoke Monday afternoon.
). +. Shipley, "a compositor i'm
tins Office, has been confined 20
his room for several DAYS with
an attack of erysipelas
Mrs. II. ID. Ramsey has open
ed "a first class dressmakinQ es
adjustment in the brick bull
ding on East Fifth Street. for.
merly occupied by j. 4. Skeen-
and invites the ladies TO call and
see her when IN need Of any
thing in her line. til
Mrs. 5. A. Bailey spent Sun
day In Dryden, the guest Of rel
atives. She was ACCOMPANIED
home by Miss Wilberta Wygal.
the attractive little daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Wygal, of Dryden,
who Will be the guest of Miss
Janet Bailey for several DAYS.
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Mrs. Maude Nelson, of Bris-
tol, spent Saturday and Sunday
in town visiting her sister, Mrs.
III. ID. Ramsey.
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+ trip TO Jamestown:
Young men and women 10 give
spare time for a month. Write
for proposition. Bonefide. Box
226, Roanoke, Va.
22-25
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You can't tell a woman's age
after she ta * e. s. HOLSTER
Rocky Mountain Tca. Her
complexion Is fine. $ d e. is
round. plump. and handsome:
m fact she is Young again. 35
cents. Tea coz Tablets. Ham
blen Bros.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-12

y. L Heudricks.o f Norton. an
experienced job printer. has ac
cepiCd a position as foreman
with the Wise Printing Com
pany and i'm the absense of Mr..
Knight viii have charge of the
Office. Mr Hendricks come
highly recommended as "a gen
ueman and workman. He viii
move his family 90 this place
within short time and they
viii occupy one of Mr.. Barron IS
cottages on Wood Avenue.
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NOTICE

To all whom IL may concern.
| am still candidate for Treas
urer OF Wise County.
j. VI SLOAN.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-06-12

from you from time to time end
VIII say that your coffee Is the
leading brand on the market = ?
the PuresI, best and healthie,,
col!ec ever made have been o
use- Of II for . years and will
want 1t as long as lie lasts. The
coffee Is worth three tunes its
present market value"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-10-03

properties coming under his superyl+
sion We're the Mackay- Bennett Cable
company, the Postal Telegraph com
pany and the Pacific Commercial. Tele-
graph company. These made hirn
formidable rival 10 the Western Union
Telegraph company. and recently II
was asserted that all these companies
had combined Mr.. Mackay publicly
stated, however. that the report was
erroneous he that as II may, he IL a
great power In the telegraphlng indus
try of this country,
In 1893 Mr.. Mackhy married Miss
Katharine Duer Of New York and
since that time has been identified with
the social life Of New York's upper
set" They have fine country resi-
dence on Long Island, aud Mr.. Mackay
devOtes much OF his leisure time to
horse racing. polo, tennis and kindred
sports.
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The Initiative Parrot.

Jacob Hope, the head Of Phlladel-
phia's famous photograph school for
parrots, said the other day to the
Philadelphia Record:
There are worse things than a
swearing parrot, and one was brought
over on German boat last month.
His owner, a sailor, swore that this
travelled bird knew no profanity, and
lady bought him.
But she had to bring him to me.
The parrot, though he didn't swear.
had evidently spent most Of his time
on shlpboard In the ladies' saloon, for
what he would do was this:
For hours at time he would choke
and gasp and hlccough as II he'd new
er stop. and then he'd sing out feebly,
Steward, bucketp"
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The first Downward stsp.

Charles Frohman. the theatrical man.
ager, tells this story:
sad case In court today" said a
lawyer to his wife.
"What was ltF'' the lady asked.
Case of shopliftlng. Beautiful. re-
fined woman, educated and wealthy,
was caught stealing things in shops
like common thief"
''The judge was greatly moved. He
said:
Madam, how did you begin this
sort OF thlngF
"'Alas, SIR she answered, weeping. i
began by picking my husbands peck
cts at night after he was In bed asleep.
That was the first step, and after II
my fall was easy"
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PEOPLE OF THE DAY
Postal TsIssraph's Chief.

Clasence II. Mackay, president o.
the Postal Telegraph company, which
has been in trouble with its employees
is a son Of the late John w. Mackay
Of Bonanzafame.
Clarence HungerfOrd Maekay never
knew the sting Of poverty. Born In
San Francisco In 1874, his fortune was
already assured. When his father died
he inherited great wealth. Among the
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-10-03
Cupid Tries
His Wings,
ny .Jsannsfss wilton.

Copyrighted. 1907, BY Jessie Morsan.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-10-03
The Nations Had Educator.

Professor Elmer Ellsworth Brown.
United States commissioner Of educa-
ton. appointed by President Ro0se-
Welt, has been identified with educa-
tional methods from his boyhood. He
was born In ChautauQua county, N. ".
In 1861, Just three months after the
killing OF his namesake. Colonel Elmer