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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-06-17
A New ElshhOok.

Among the latest inventions is fish
hook made with Il fly back or spring.
The hook IS in two parts, like the jaws
of a steel trap, one raising back almost
to perpendicular, the other hanging III
the usual fashion. When the fish gives
a little pull at the bait, tie hook which
rests against the line comes down like
a flash, striking the fish on the nose and
burying itself in the creatures head.
The mechanism of this hook is extreme
ly simple, and it is claimed that even 4
very slight nibblc will spring the hook
and capture the game. This is a good
hook for amateurs. but genuine sports
men consider it very much on the prin-
ciple of betting Oh a sure thing, and
value it accordingly. - New York
Ledger.
Truth loves to be looked in The
face.
A sunbeam in the heart is bound
TO light the face.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-06-17

The State Teachers Association
will meet at Rock Hill, June Both to
July 3ld. Reduced railroad fare.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1896-06-17

Have you registered! If not, do so
at once.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-21
FRANCHISE DECLINED
kenosha Council and the Electric
Railway Company Fail
20 Agree.

kenosha. Wis, March IL Special i
There seems to lee every prospect now
that Kenosha Will not have either Il
through nor local street railway. since
this matter was about decided at I meet
ing Of the common council last night
The Milwaukee, Racine X Kcn"sha
Street Railway company has been
knocking at the door Of the city for
some months for the coveted privilege
Of building lis line through here. it pre-
scented an ordinance which did not suit
the city fathers and they held several
meetings in which it Was pruued down
very considerably. After this had been
done, and the ordinance was about to
be placed u1un its final pasSagc. the
company asked TO withdraw il for the
purpose OF presenting another ordinance.
ae council allowed this to hr done,
when IL was found upon presentation
Of the new ordinance that some Of the
very provisions the aldermen had most
particularly eliminated were to be dealt
with over again. Considerable feeling
of resentment WAS aroused by This action
and the ordinance has been allowed to
lay around without apparent attention
for couple Of months
Last night AID. O'nonucll called It ua
1t was read for the third t.me. and dur
ing Its reading the aldermen inserted
the amendment which had been made IN
the previous ordinance Everything
worked rs 10y prcarrangcd plans. When
the clerk had got about half Way through
1t Attorney Thomas kcarncy of Racine
arose and dramatically declared that no
such ordinance could he accepted 10y the
company. This caused a genuine scu~a-
tlon. heavy mll fell over the alder
men for moment. This was broken
by MayOF IarT. who asked the council
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-21
PLAN MEETS FAVOR.
Quite Likely that the Northern Pa
cirIc Schan1e wi bs Sue
CeSSful.


New York, March 1G.-lntereat IS en-
UrCly taken up IN financial circles to-
day with tho roorganizution plan Of the
%ortI,o,n poaif, c,linq investment
',,., r.,,.;,I
houSeS' pFoih'I'liI ""''h'IS "Nu "il'''''"'
experts generally prefer to take more
ample time for reviewing the subject
before expressing opinions regarding II.
Criticisms upon the plan vary somewhat
according TO the securities held by the
parties interviewed. bur on the whole
the plan IS considered a reasonable one
and no doubt Is expressed as To its ulti-
mate success.
A number Of influential banking
houses having international relations
were interviewed by a representative Of
Tho As.oria+nI rrass and rnny rxuTnSSad
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-21
WANAMAkER n ARMENIA,
Says the Necessity for Relief Funds
for Sufferers Is APP
palling.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March ia cabI

Philadelphia. Pa. March IA cable
sram from John Wmamakor has been
received in this city relative to the sig
uation in Armenia. 1t is as follows:
phiIippopo," March 11.-I am convinced
tina; the necessity j. appalling Needs for
relief extremely urgent. Highly approve
yoGr methods IF distribution through Mr.
Pee Remit generously ard promptly di-
rectly 80 him. NauawHker.
When Mr.. Wanamakor sailed for Eu-
rop" in January the citizens permanent
relief committee of this city which has
linus far collected and distributed S10.-
coo arranged that during his stay in
Cou>tuutiuopIe il" should inquire into the
Armenian situation and the committee
plans for the distribution Of moneys col
lccced in Philadelphia for the relief Of
the sufferers and give the COMMITTEES the
benefit OF hi- conclusions. Tine cable
gram quoted ahoy" i the result. The
moneys collected for Armenia are To-
mitrel to Mr. Peel in Ccn>rantuoplo,
IA" Treasurer nf a reil"f committee nrgJu-
iz"d months ago. A~~oriJt"I with thc
s&nc committee is Mr.. Dwight. Both Of
these men are Americans, long resident
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-21
SEEK 4 CONFESSION.
Together and the Officers Listen
and Take Notes.

Cincinnati, O.. March 1T.-This Was
the day that Jackson and Wailng, al
legged murierers Of Pearl Bryan, wcrc to
be turned over to tho kentucky sheriff.
At O'clock the Hamilton county Jail
or locked up all the other prisoners %
as TO have as little Stir about the Jail rs
possible. Jack son and Walling We're
soon quietly hustled our into 4 carriag =
and taken TO the central police station IN
this city. ]. is reported that they VIII
be kept there until "Wednesday. The OH
iecc OF this transfer is not announced.
unless il was to deceive the crowd that
expected them in kentucky today. a.
the central police station the prisoners
were put into cell This had been 50
arranged that the officers could hear
everything the two men might say. The
prisoners are now in conversation Rad
the officers with stenosraphcr ara tax
ing notes Of their talk This is done in
the hope thar something viii develop that
viii aid TO uuraycl the mystery.
The attorneys of Jackson and Walliug
today announced 20 the circuit court that
they would not appeal the haheas corpus
"a spS 10 the Supreme court. The sheriff
has FIVE days in which 10 complete tbe
extradition. but he is expected TO trans
fer the prisoners across the river At any
time whom he sees an opportunity "a
avoid the crowds mud cause the least cY-
citomeut.
Newport Ky. March 17.-Iackson and
WaIliug arrived at the jail here ar
o'clock. big crowd was in waiting.
hut there was 80 moh-li1c aemonstra-
ton People say they ar" bound to re-
s2cct the law and give the prisoners
air tri1l
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-21

Business Portion of Clinton junction
Almost Entirely Destroyed
by Fire.

Clinton Junction. Wis March 16.-
Special. AT 11:3u o'clock last night fire
was discovered in the rear of A. Wood
wards block. occupied by Frank Crcsirr.
general store, on the first floor and the
\. NJ. {. A. on the second floor The,
village being without any water supply.
tn" town was ut the fires mercy. Tho
flames spread very rapidly, consuming
the entire block ana the following other
places OF business:
T. ]. Wakefnrl's plumbing establishments.
II l. toGrayr. harness Sn0p.
Hardou \ Fo.tz. meat market
\. Noodwards drug store.
w. NOrtHWayS = news depot.
J. Pdn.bOruS : shoe store.
Johnson \ ScayerJ's millinery store.
J. u kirk.s harness shop.
The pOStothcc.
The Herald office was threatened, but
by hard work it was saved. Crosicr's
goods were entirely consumed. bur are
fully covered hy insurance 'ihcrs WAS
no insurance on the building. Az the
other buildings are covered BY InSur-
auce.
The JancsyiIle and Sharon fire depart
mentS responded promptly and rendered
vaiuah assistance. the lancsyiir com
pany making the run Of thirteen miles in
thirteen minutes.
The y. NJ. C. A. rooms, which are
among the best in III" state, with al
their contents. are total loss with no
insurance. The cause of the fire WAS the
WORK OF an iuCendiary. The estimated
loss is SO. .O0n.
The losses are as follows:
A Woodward brick block. 5000.
Cra>ior Bros, general merchandise. $4,000.
". + HlI.-ser frame building @ 5000
Bruce estate. frame building. Si2,vuO-
q. Hardin meat market Slrn
J PanShnru boots ana shoes $1,000.
Mrs. Mamie Irish, pnStolhCc $1,000.
JrrrF frelt ., tfTFlgffIp
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-21
YeyIer Hanged In Fffigv.

Allentown. Pa. March 14.-0ue hun
dred students If MuhlenberS college Tar-
-iri7a-ca Al midnight in an anti-Spani~h
demonstration. They paTaded the col
lrcc corridors and campus singing patro-
otto SONGS and cheering. ending uy burn
- q Spanish flag and hanging cen.
Wevler n eflEv. Speeches were made
expressing sympathy With tie Cuban
cz-za-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-21
1EarInerre Athlete Hurt

Marjue:tc. Wis March I7.-ISpeoiaLl
I'd. NcGftIIe. IoraI athlete. fell from
the elevated running course in the !. NJ.
&. 4. gymnasium her last evening and
was seriously injured IL pitched head
long through window ana nr1t deep
cash in his loft arm. Twelve stitches
were raken-iu the injured arm.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-21
FURNACE TO START UP.
Renewal of Operations At the Cleveland
Cln Flant.

IshnomfnC. Mich. Narch II-INn"-
cfai III, IPlThe new double furnace of the
SSi,iin,.l,1anJ S,ii. Gin company viii 20 in blast
tomorrow. The furnace is The largest
in the country using charcoal anu VIZ
daily burn the wood from i;,, SIX 3gIHS - ~
,o,'~br t%,r for the purpose. Experiments
vii VII 9T also be tried in making pig iron
,,;tb coke and with anthracite coal for
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-21
BARABOO MAN IN LUCK.
AleIande- BIankenzer A Heir to = LarE
German Estate.

Rarahoo. Wis, March Ii SpeciaLl-
Alexander Blaubenzer has been notified
hy his sister in Germany that Count
George Friedrich Alexander BlaEkenzeT,
deceased, has eft q large fortune 70 be
divided among his heirs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-21
BosCoheI store Robbed

Ros,obeI. Wis. March 17.-tS Speciall-
Thieves entered the large retail store ot
Parker. HudebEand & 60. last night and
secured g bout $500 worth OF goods and
nCLcy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-03-21

in tae T.fty-flfJh Congress II the enact.
44ent Of = law that VIII furnish ample pro
lection to American industries" lRep1o-
Ncaa applause.l
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-07
.r, ;s xi,h n,,..ure I tell YOU ,hs

"I, is with pleasure ! tell you that by one days uss of Chambeilain's Cough remedy I va. relieved of A very severe coId. Myhesd was com- pletely stopped up and I could not slsep at nle5t. [ can recommend this remedy. Chss N. Gutfeid of Reedly, Tsesno Co, Cal" A cold nearly slways .tarts in the head and asterwsrdsextends so the throat and iungs. By using this remedy :rss'5 ss soon a che cold has been contract cd it will cure ss ouce and prevent it from ex,endinx to the lung For Sale by Tomhstone Dss9 6ssss. m.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-07
BISDEE NEWS. Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget Of Interesting Items from our Regular Cor
 respondent.
 
BIsssE, July C lS9s.

coPPERISas.
 Mrs. J. F. Buckley and Mrs. Ed. Cain have left on few months visit ts friends in Minnesots.
 MT. Danforth was up from NAcosari on the 4.h and went out this morning on e short business trip.
 Another rock drilling contest is be |. ing arranged for next Sunday. We have not as yet learned who will enter.
 Dr. W. J. DAvis. late of Omshs, Nebraska is iu town looking over the field with view of locating here to engage in the practice of medicine.
 The charter of the Woodmen has closed with sixty four names. The camp sssIts ont with good member ship and will no doubt be . prosperous camp. ...--..- ..
 There were no 6res in town, the fire department had made s!l preparations to be ready for . call at any time but fortunately their services were not called Tor.
 Miss Beatrice Crouch left Bisbee this morning for San Frsncisco. st which place che will in future Iesids. Miss Crouch has host Of friends in Bisbee who regret her ? rture. --8' Now that the Fourth is over we sx- pect that number of political booms which have been lying dormant fer several weeks will break forth with renewed energy. Dr, E. V. Rowe is In Bensen to take the practice of Dr. J. V. Calf for . couple of months. Dr. Rove has made many friends in Bisbes who will be sorry to lose him hut peve,the!esa wish him prosperity and lots oi cases
 Supervisor John s. Williams went to Tombstone tbis morning. The board is At work equsliziog taxes and Mr. WilliAms expects to be away . few we ks and during his absence Mr. Brocknan IA filling his position as Mansr Es.on. I aNr# r#1r--s-A. "-i q ID a4a-'s . .H
 Ashor,s race was ran yesterday be- tween the sorrsl that won the quarter rscs on the fourth and . black fren the river. The sorrel won and quit, . sum of money changed hands or the result. Our friend "Psek" is gem Ht picking winners and he wen ou, this morning with . few shinnini eagles more than he arrived with. l Taking--Into consideration, th number of visitors iu Bisbes durinl the pact few days and the fact tha all ths men employed here have g,vs' unrestricted liberty the town VA very orderly during the festivities, VI b. fs not heard of . single arrest an beyond one or two minor fights notil ing occurred to mar ths pleasure anyone.
 Nearly all of our visitors rstnrns to their homes this morning. Every one e1pr,sssd themsslses as hsvin
 h,d . thoroughly enjrysbie time, an
 all sang praise. Of Bisbee's hospita'it. Amonx the outgoing passengers V noticed NIT. and Mrs. Jos. McPhersoi W. F. Bradley, Miss Nellie Clark sn
 N. Doyle who are returning to Tenl stone; Mark Smith returned to Tu' son via the county saat, and B. Park ard returned 10 his ranch,
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-07
MILL FOR SALE.

A Asen-srzmp mir COMPLETE. 6 pans.l3 s.s- s2erx, aa agisatps. tyo I1@oos sssn,vinG aoncen- cnsors, I6xs6 Cosfs engine. two boilers. all in good wuHing Sosd9. Bv5ding nearly new Can be moved as i'd close to railroad. Must be suad, and cas b. be..ghf for .. GOO cssh. AAAass PRosSncfo4 snce. Temhseose. Azi-
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-07
FE2TK= -. FRTR

As compliment to our many patrons and the public generally, for short time going to give to every purchaser of Ten Dollars worth of goods fine : : {: :
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-07
SUM MONS.

In the Distric, Court first Iudisial distd-s of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Cochi
 A I. COLLINS. plaintiff. ..
  ADDIE [. COLLINS, defendant
 Action brought in the DisuictCourt Of the 6rYs judicial district Of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Cochise, and the com plaint fled in the said County of Cochise. in the offce of the Clerk of said DisSocf Court The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Addie L. Collins.
 You are hereby required to appear in an action brought agains' you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the 6rss jadciAl district of the Territory of Arizona. in and for the County of Cochise. and 10 ans~ .Y the complaint filed therein. within ten days texclusive of the dsy Of s-rviccb after the service on you Of this summons, Gf served with. in this county or Il served this c,ssty, but in this districf. within twenty days; otherwise. within Ihisty days; ar judyu-nt by ldsfzul; Will be ts len asainst you according to the prayer ,i saii -eou slssnt sg- eiss u3ss7l aa & The said acfios is brcugIst 10 obtain sircree di torce rom the bonds Of natrimouy. ,.Iveh inder my nsnd and the seal c; the Dis. ,riss Court s.f t'.e First 'udi-ai Dssrc; of the T-rnissry of ArizonA in tnd sor ihe county ni | Cos, SC, this zyd dav of June in the year ! Of 1T Lord enc th. usaId eight handred and | ninety six.
 | SCOTT WHITE. | -----r-- Clerk.
 eyA 1T. ExASusl.
 DepusyssCserk i.a4t.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-07
CAPITOL SALOON. J<p..N MOBILE =. PraprsetoP.
 RIsBKE, ARIZONA. Just Ouened for Business The best and unrest Ot Wi1es. Liquors. and
 Clears OnIY .cept
 in stock Comfortable Club Rooms are fitted up in connection with the Bar, and every
 attention pad to patrons.
NOTICE.

TO ALL WHOM IT MiY.CONCERN. Notice is hereby given. that certain mining claims called the Tam Bien. McGinty and Par
 asoo. situated in the Warrea mining district, and about one half mile noxth-easte y from th> HoIbrook hois.ing works, and about the same disss7c- from the town of Bsbee, A T. rst As the above named claims were not located in consormsty with the U. $ mining lsw-, there fore, second rarty. at a later date. relocated the same in full conformity with the abpve named laws and is fully determined to protecf his rights. Therefore. all pes sons are csu- toned not to hargain for. buy or lease the aoeve named claims C. s. MANSUR. h' ars-sm Bisbee, ,.A-IT. q
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-07

Sy "A H. ExASusL,
 DepusysCierk l.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-07

In the Distric Court first Iudisial distrl-s of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Cochi
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-07
FOR SALE

A good business location. on Brewery Avenue adjoining the brewery. Tsrms reasonable. For fur her parttnuiass call as the preuisss.
 n. 9as. J a6D
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-07

The Words Fair Tests showed 10 AalEiag Powdss so Duso oP - Gyesf h lesv
 nuaaH DoWup0 - Ghe RhyS
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-08
Arlington items.

DR.. Vogel, occuIist Of Salem is in town.
The continued rains have done much
good.
Bob Robinson has pet coyote, which
he prizes highly.
Deputy Sheriff Tom Johnson was in
town on business last week,
The Baptists have purchased a new
organ for their church here.
DR.. Geisendorier made professional
trip To Portland Saturday night.
Elder Moore failed to reach this place
to gil his appointment for Sunday.
Messrs. Thornton, Clay and Barioot
have she lred their sheep at the Thomas
barn.
M. j. Canty, our reliable harness max
er, has been selling great many saddles
recently.
Quite number Of our citizens are ex-
pecting to 90 TO Olex next Sunday to at
tend services.
Atty. s. A. d. Gurley left Monday on
professional business before the U. 8.
circuit court at Walla Walla.
Postmaster G. w. Shurte returned
home sunday last. He reports having
INDUCED in sleighriding in Dakota few
days before he started for home.
A timber culture contest and two
homestead entries we're disposed Of by
U. s. Commissioner Gurley on Friday of
last week and timber culture proof on
Saturday.
The children of the M. r. and Bap-
tist churches had grand time May lst.
They had planned to have q picnic on
Pine Creek in Washington, but the rain
prevented, so they repaired to the Coffin
hall, where royal feast was spread and
a general good time had.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-08
Lone Rock Riplets.

Born, to the wife Of A. J. Sweeney,
Feb. 10th, a son, at Oracle, Arizona.
George Crawford came up from the
Condor country last week to give US q
few pointers on the silver question.
Robinson, the Jew, is doing the val
ley this week. He says his name is not
Levi but says he is whole lot ~orse
than his brudder. (And so he ISL
Sam Holcomb OF Wenatchee came to
this place the FIRST Of the week, and will
stay here several months. He has some
kind of a prospecting scheme on hand.
We hope he strikes its rich.
Geo. Wright brought In dozen coyote
scalps last week. The things are much
scarcer in this section than they have
been for many years. There has been
no loss in sheep from them this spring.
JEFF Neel stepped on 20-penny wire
nail that was sticking through plank
last Sunday and ran it into the ball Of
his foot about two inches, causing very
painful wound, which has laid him up
for the time being.
Some people are crying hard times,
whom we believe did not make very
much when times were good. Don't
kick just because some one doesn't give
you something for nothing. Work more
and grumble less and times won'G be so
hard perhaps.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-08
MayxllIa Mutterings.

Born, on March 30th, to the wife Of
Luther Kenaston, a fine baby girl.
Mrs. AL Mcconnell is on the road TO
recovery and is able to be up ano slolnd
again.
A. j. Shelton and NJ. E. Weir have re-
turned home from Prineville, where they
delivered band of beef cattle.
Mrs. Ella Rinehart has received a
stock of ladies' and children's hats,
which she will sell to suit the times.
Fred Edwards of Mayville, Gillian
county, formerly of Lane county, has
been elected class editor Of the freshman
class of the Oregon Agricultural College
at Corvallis.-Eugene Guard.
Maud Mcconnell gave pleasant card
party to number Of her young friends
Wednesday evening of last week, that
being the university Of her 14th birth
day. l. d. @.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-08

A person 10 never greater surprised
than when informed that the best pay
ing gold mines in the world are those in
which the ore never exceeds an average
of $40 per ton, yet the masses of the PEE :
pie believe that the great gold mines
produce 5000 or $500 er ton. The
Treadwell mine on Douglas Island in
Alaska, which has paid greater divi-
dend to its owners and stockholders for
the last seven years than any other mine
in the world, has never exceeded So per
ton on an average for twelve months.
The next great producing mine in the
United States is the Homestead, and
this mine en- an average gives
less than So a ton. The Anaconda
mine at Butte gives an average Of
1890 per tom the richest mines in
South Africa on an average do not ex-
ceed $l4 per ton.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1896-05-08
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FRIDAY. MAY 8, 1900.


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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-05
w. w. HARDWICKE,
General Insurance Office,
7 North Tenth Street. Richmond' va
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DECEMBER
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