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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-06-20
And All Wa Well.

They met by chance on Michigan ave.
nue-a big man and q little man-and
accidentally bumped into each other.
Shaking his fist at the big man, he
shouted:
"Y.u did that on purposer"
mo, / didn't"
II say you did! Will you fight RE
right here aid now?"
II am 40 fighter"
"Of course noti You are afraid to
tackle met
mo, I'm net; but I'll bide my time. l
al wait"
"Going tn hit me with a brickbat
some dark night, are you"
mo, sir. l shall take q manly re-
venge."
Have me- arrested, CHI"
"No, sir. 1 am going to California.
When I get there, l shall box up q stone
weighing about 20 pounds and send it
to You by express G. o. D. 1t will cost
you about sl4 to pay the charges"
But l wont receive it."
"Oh, yes, you will. Curiosity to know
what is III the box will be too strong for
you. You'll take it quick enough, and
revenge will be complete"
See here, old fellow remarked the
little man, after a moments thought.
Il was too fast. have wronged you,
and beg Your pardon. Let's shake and
mat.c up
And thea they shook, and then all
well.--Detroit Free Press.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-06-20
When We Were Eoys.

1t happened to us, on glorious occa.
slons, to put up a far wandering cock
pheasant, whose whirring wings made
our little hearts beat at such a rate tina,
we could scarcely see the wonder until il
mad rlsen high above the tree tops. Rab-
pits, even. We're SO scarce that with all
our searching and digging we never
came upon a nest, though we used often
TO SEQ them sitting IN the field outside
the boundary fence or catch a glimpse
or them as they scudded from us through
tho bushes. Our little cata-
puts and the like, We're net suficient
Tor their destruction, and we never be-
came the possessors of n steel trap
larger than those in which we caught
the poor small birds.
squirrels we used to see and persecute
irom tree to tree, until they escaped us
behind a bough OR in some dense leafv
o~bscurity. Fur, in fact, is always too
big game for boys until they reach the
cunning age. The true quarry of BOYS is
feather, and a sufficing delight to them.
Yet 1t did happen once that fur fell in
our way-once and once only, and lot
IN too satisfactory a manner. For. as we
wandered in the winter time over the
cracking floor of red, dry leaves, we es-
pied a tiny bundle which looked for a
as if it had been got together
for a unprecedented like an edition.
on q very small scale, of those balls of
leaves and grass which the hedpehops
manage to rCll round themselves. ana in
which we often found them, both in our
orchard hedge and i'll the wood.
"etook up this tiny bundle and pull
ed OH a leaf or two; then, thinking q it aft
er all a mere chance collection, we threw
1t to the ground again. On which Joe.
more saEiently curious, picked it M.
and, unrolling yet more coats of leaves.
revealed at last, within this snug nest.
a cooled M, tiny red thing-a dormouse.
Ih1s was its winter home, in which it
had promised itself to lie asleep all the |
weather through. M |
Magazine.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-06-20

HIRES Rootbeer con-
tains the best herbs, berries
and roots nature makes for
rootbeer making. Take no
other.
Nade sslv bv The Charles r Tres Co. Phia..,rbt,
4 ae. Package M.sss . gallons. svla e..ry.Lers'
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-06-20
Y bibonoux 5cutiurl.
THE OLD FARM HORSE.

why don't you sell himi He must eat
0as value In . month. twice told:
des spawned, hidebound, nearly blind.
Hes twenty. if he's one day old.
1oo never work him. What on earth
lou keep the brute for, l can't see.
-FOUR other horses: young and sound,
Seem to fare scarce as well rs he"
"!Il tell you. neiehhcr, why keep
his OLD horse, though he's lame, half blind
Once-he don't look it now, 1 own
ne was a good horse, sound and kind;
de hadn't one bad trick, and worked
Right faithfully; day in, day out,
And he could trot: though he toilet hard.
He was as lively as a trout.
when I first took this farm on sha rcs-
w 1t now, all free and clear
ives twenty year CIR more Ego,
Aheh laild was cheap enough round here.
IL was hurd scratching with RE then.
For ! had little cash or stock,
And though the soil was fairly good,
twas sprinElcd pretty thick with rock.
Old Dan, there, was a little foal;
l raised him, fed him. broke him, too.
Put his first harness on. and soon
ootdlent to my word he grew.
l never saw q steadier horse
Before the harrow or the plow.
He'd work. yet scarcely turn a hair.
AF"c7gh tie i sc feeble now.
"a bought, one year, the land I'd leased;
This sofely crippled me in purse.
Inc next, my crops failed out and out,
And matters went from bad to worse.
NY milk cow died; at length I lad
To give a mortgage on the place;
sold my team. but still kept Dan,
Though ruin stared me in the face,
"But I'd touched bottom, though twas deep.
And things at last began to mend.
l worked hard. pinched, crops turned ont well:
where once ! owed, 1 now could lend.
And Ian had proved Il friend indeed
Friends. when you arc down, are precious
few.
No. Dan, old hoy. l won't ferret
How hard you :oiled TO pun ne thropph.
and so you see that Dan and
have known tic ups and downs of life
Togcther. III not part with him,
Neither VIII Niary-that's my wife.
The children. too, love poor old Dan,
Though failing fast IN wind and limb:
Mica he was voting he helped me out,
AnG now he's CID III stick to him."
W. +. Barber in New York Ledger.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-06-20
DAY DREAMIN ROME
VISIONS THAT COME 70 THE VISITOR
IN THE SACRED CITY.

TIE Fascination If the Place and The Mem.
ories II Awak~ns In the lmpressiouabls
Starr In the EnPumm.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-06-20
japanese ~Journaliam.

. japanese correspondent Of the Bal
timore Sun says: considering the fact
1hat John Black founded japanese jour
nal'sm IN 1872. c~ommendable progress
has been made. Four years ago there
were COS newspapers, magazines and
Journals OF different kinds published in
the empire. Newspapers, like books. are
written in the written language. which
sA'uSt different, in grammar and vo-
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-06-20

world where respectful criticism would
shake the throne 50 little or where there
is SO little necessity for Furnishing at
tacks on institutions with anything more
serious than q social sheer or an official
froMn.-London Spectator.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-06-20

have no effect upon platinum. even
when it is heated to . very high temper
allure, and it will not dissolve in acids,
with the exception Of aqua reRia, which
is q mixture Of hydrochloric and nitric
acids.-Chambers' Journal.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-06-20
The Fee.

"lllls-What do you lawyers CHARGE
iol, your ability or the work you do?
bseeves-1t depends. If I win T
charge Tor the work, and if 1 lose I
charge for my great legal abilitv ~
dlanapolis Journal
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1896-06-20

Baron Anderson ono released from
his duties q juror who stated that he
was deaf in Il ear. "You may leave
the box" said his lordship, "since it is
necessary You should hear both Sides"
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13
A NEW DEPARTURE.
Religious Services and Enter
 tai0ment for the Insane.

Dr. H. A. Hughes has instituted an era of amusement at the asy lum and on Tuesday night, ssys the Gazette, Perslts's orchestra diseOursed music. The patients were treated to ice cream and wberIies, after which dance was given. Many of the inmates took part in the ball and whirled through the mystic mszes with the elasticity of youth.
 Dr. Hugi~s proposes at ireauen. in- tsrvsls, probably txice . month. to give musical entertain mssss and have frequently divine services. It is thought by adding religious training and amusement, the mono,ony oi prison life may be broken aud ths, through this many may have their minds diverted from their sorrows or hslIucinstions. Real life will be tried 20 far ss practicable and doubtless with good results.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13
NEEDS OF THF HOUR.
Delegates Of for the St, Louis
 Convention.

The Ar;1sns delegates to the Popu- list con veution to be held at St. Louie July g are expected to leave Arizona tomorrow to join the gathering clans.
 There are four delegates, three of whom are newspspsr men. They are |: J. Q. White, of the Arizona Popuiist; ; Geo. Porter, of the Bisbee Orb; Kesn St. Charles, of the Kingmaa Mipersl Wealth, and Dr. A. H. Moon, of Gro
 Blspco.
 The meeting O! this body of patriotic
 men at this time in convention is of great moment 10 the people of this country. The reasoos for the calling of this convention are we'll known to every newspaper reader in the land. They are attempting to rights wrong which has already cursed this country toe long, and the correction of which it will take the combined efforts of all the people who are the friends of the res- toration of silver to its legitimate and lawful place as 6 metal money on au equality with gold. This is the object sought by the St. Louis convention, but as the platform adopt ed at Chicago by e convention repre- senting the people meets their de- msnds squsreiy and full, it is to be hoped, and it is believed that they will endorse the Chicago nominees, which action would insure the success of their cherished wish and secure to the people the restoration of silver at . ratio of l6 toll.
 The following letter from Senator Teller 10 Senator Dubois prior to the Chicago convention, lends color to the hope ths. ell silver men of whatever creed cast or color, will be as one man in the supper. of Bryan and se~e'l;
 "If our silver frisnds control the and give us . good silver man as I think they will, I think he should have ;hs active support 0. sn who believe the money question is the great issue before the American people. We must, fer this campaign at les.t, overlook all minor differences and put the country on a sound financial sys- tenn that recogniI,s gold and silver @ the money of the constitution. l be- lisvs this can be done, and to this end ws must bend all our erergier. A lit- tie more patriotism and & little less pariiz Apehip is what our country aseds ct this time."
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13

"It is with pleasure 1 tell you that by one days use ot Chsmberlain's 6 Cough remedy I was relieved of 6 very severe cold. My bead was com- pletely stopped up and I could not sleep st night. can recommend this remedy. Chss M. Gutfeld of Reedly, Fresno O., Cal" A cold nearly always starts in the head and sfterwsTdseItends to the throat and lungs. By using this remedy freely e coon as the cold has been contract ed it will cure at once and prevent it from extending to the lung. For Sale by Tombstone Drug Store. m,
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13

In the fall of 1893 6 son of Mir. T A. Mcfarland . prominent merchant of Live Oak. sut.er Co, Cal. was taken with very heavy cold. The pains in his cbost were 60 severe that he had spasms and was threatened with pneunonis, His father gave him several large doses Of Chamberlian's Cough Remedy which broke up the cough and cured him. Mir. McFar. land sa, whenever his children have croup he invariably gives item Chsmberlsin's Cough Remedy and 1t always cures them. He considers it the best cough remedy iu the market. fjssais by Ton bst pas Drug Store. N
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13
ONE OF OUR RESOURCES.
Cattle Shipments and Home
 Consumption.

A completion of the reI orts of the live stock inspectors from the various points in Ariz, ps, covering the pe-iod of six months ending June 30, show that the cattle tlsfiic in Arizona was carried on in s good healthy scale. The reports are not yet all in from the more distant poiuts, but up to date they are as follows:
 Tie gross number of cattle sisugh- tered in ,be territory during the SIX montLs of which the hides were in spec,ed and tagged. was lO.729.
 Cattle shipped or driven from one point to another in the territory, which were inspected numbered 4.9J0 head.
 Cattle shipped from the territory l32,69O. When all reports are re- ceived, it is believed the this number will be swsiled to l55, 600 head, or an average during each of the months of the first half of the year Of sbout 26,Ooo head. Averaging the price oi these animals at sl0.50 per head, and which is an exceedingly conservative estimate, We have a value oi g ,275 ,OG0 as the product of the range for s year, which does not include the fall sales, which usually average nearly half of the spring sales.
 In these shipments were found 273 head nf stray cattle, for which owing to their not being represented by owner or agent, the cash was taken by the inspectors and cent to the office of the secretary of the Sanitary Com mission, amounting to S3.37S.37. Of this amount a considerable portion has been claimed, and at the present time these payments are being made st the rate of several head per day.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13
A sad lsse.

H. c. Howe, ,who has been in . state sf absolute helplessness for yesrs, as the resuit of paralysis. is rendered still more unfortunate by tho death in Nogales, on July 0. of Lorets G. de Ruiz the old lady whe has for e long time been bis conssant atte eGdsnt. H. is new without any one so care for hun. MT. Howe is the man who ad- vsncsd the frst thousand aollsIs for the construction Of the great Sutre tuunsl.-Cilizsn.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13
| Pi..se,.. nse.~me. aa ,io..

Mir. J. w. Venable, of Downey a p onser of Los Angeles County, Cal, sa $: "Whenever am troubled with a pan in the stomach or with dIarrhoea use Cham5eIlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarhoea Remedy. l have used if for years, know II to be reliable remedy and recommend il to every one" For sale by Druggists
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13

In Justice Alvosd's court the case brought to empress . nuisance oi throwing water into the streets and on which . jury brought in a verdict si guilty, the case has been appealed to the district court.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13

Word was received today of . cut ting sGsir in Bi.bee which happened early this morning and Tn which Geo. Kile, former Tonbstoper, was seri- ously cut by c man named Peterson. The cause of the trouble or further particulars are not known.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13

Mrs. l.. Arrow the lady lectursr whe is here under the auspices of the Visvi company is q. the Arlington and wnnId be pleased to see all of the Tombstone ladies. She is to give lecture to ladies only m g day or two.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13
The Q. s. Govt Reports show Royal Baking Powder SSSsSs0F fss -S others

A shooting scrape is reported from Benson today. District Attorney Swain left for that point upon receipt of . telegram to prosecute the case.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13

Steve Johnston is over from Bisbes and will remain a week or more to incorporate from his illness.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13

Mir. and Mrs. E. W. Perkins left on She outgoing stage this morning for Tucson on few days visit.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13

The two young sons of J. E. Angus oi Bisbee, arrived on the noon coach today, and are the guests Of Mir. Nick Mobile.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13

The Pesrce stage brought in two sick passengers last nigh. from Pearca both for the hospital.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13

Notified to appear Iuly Io. Iaob. Peter Dorsey. Tonbstone-Raised on
 improvements. ......-. ......-. 100 % Notified to appear July IS. 1856. DeIehante & Cooley. Benson-Rsised
 on cattle from 25o to 800 head,
 raise Of 50 head. ad............ $50 % Notified 10 appesrJsy Ie. isy6. Henry Etr. Benson-Raised on cattle
 from Ies 10 T 50 head, raise 90 head 2Io co Notified to appear July IS, Isss. 4 H. Emanuel, Tornbstone-Raised
 on meochandise from S3oo to $Soo
 Raiseo a1 tools from SIS to sI5c
 Total raise. se......-.......--. 375 co Notified to appear Inly I6. Iss6. Erie Cattle Co.,. Tombstone Raised
 on cattle from Coco 10 sooo head,
 raise of 7"oo head. .sI4. 900 co Notified to appear July Is. Iss5. Fred Fitch. Bsbe.-Raised on cattle
 from 70 to 300 head, raise of Go
 head .......-.........-.-.. 4zp % Notified to appear July I6. 1ss5. Ben Franks. Bisbee-Raised on cattle
 
 head. --..... .-..------.-.- ISoo co Notified to appear July IS. Iss6 H'In. Four. DTagooa-Raised cn cattle
 from I5o to 300 head, raise I5o head d.-.-..-....- .-.----.-.-.. Sf,o5o % Notided to appear July Io. 1as6. Chris Grau-r, Wiilcox-Rsised on cat
 tie from 100 to I5o bead. raise of
 50 nr tu $50 % Notified to appear July rs. 1896 M- VI C.a,Ae-hi,e Wiilcc.-
 Raised on cattle from $ 10 100 head raise Of $ head ......... i75 oc Notified to appear July Is; Ise6. ,, John Hanley. Tomp=tone-Raised 50
 head Of stock cattle 35o co Notified to appear Iuly Io. Isea Hawke & Pidwell. Tombstone-Raised
 on cattle from f5o to 200 head.
 raise of 30 head. .........-.... $50 co Notified to appearJu'y Is Isse. Hoef-r 6 Duvan, TomSs,one-Raised
 on cattle from goo to 1000 head. > raise loo head d.......-......... 7oo co Notified to appear July I6. Iss6. N. Hunsaker, Tombstone-Raised on
 cattle from 60 to 100 head. raise of
 70 heid d......-.-.------.'-- 2So co Noufed to appear luiy IS. rs9o. E. R. Hooker. Willcox-Raised on cat
 tie from Iz5 to 2so head. raise of
 I75 ........-....-..... e75 oe Notified 10 appear July Is. Ise6. Inderman & Crump. Willcox-Raised
 on cattle from I5o 10 900 head.
 raise of 50 head. d.......-.-.-.-. $50 co Notified to appear July IS Isoo. D. H. Logan Benson Raised
 or cattle from rso to I75 head
 raise of z5 head. ...... .... I7s % Notified to appear July fe. 1896. | Eyerhar1y Land and Cattle Co..
 Benson-Rafsed on cattle from 7ZS to 300 head. raise Of 25 head ..... I7S % Notified to appear July r6, Ise6 w. 0. Miller. Fairbank-Raised on cattle from 45o to oso head. raise 0 fSo heao- -.--.-.-.----. -sI,oSs os Notified to appear July r6, 1894. Monk Bros W'iIlcox-Raised on cattle from 9oI to Ioor. raise of 100 head 7os co Notified to appear July I6, Ises. Loui, Mari,n. Wilcox-Raised on cattle from TOO 10 I5o head, raise of 30 head sso % Notified to appear July r6. Ises. l John Mcntz, Tombstose-Raised on cattle from 30 10 100 head. raise of 7ohead..........-.. 4so co Notified to appear July rs ls96. (. H. MeBailey, Bisbee-Raised on improvements from $4oo to $500. raise of. 100 % !
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13

FOR SALE CHEAP-A bo.se and buggy; horse gentle, buggy and har- ness in good order. Will cell cheap, For further particulars, call at or address this office. js6-lw
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13
TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM.

10 CLEANSE THE SYSTEM.
 Effeeiually yet gen,ly,iso when tive or bilious or when the bloi cesimpure or sluggish, to. permanently cure habitual constip.! awaken the kidneys and wer t1a .ctivity, without irritat- i1y r -,!:. .Iy them, :o dispsl head ac.ei, :,.dsor levers use Syrup of Figs.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13

Yesterday Mir. Geo. Hand was mar risd to Miss Mollie Allen by Justice Koska. Both principles gre well known in Cochise county, Mir. Hand being . son of John Hand, of Hua- chuca, aud the bride handsome young lady who has besa residing with the family oi Contractor J. Bur- nett for many years, The marriage Is the culminaiion of o romance waited from the Hnschucas. and ending ;sp- oily. Th5 PRosPEc roR joins in wish. ing the yonng coupls prosperity and the epj ,ymsnt of their connubial bliss x Yesterday Chss. Wilkes was srr@s.- ed and placed m durance vile with the serious cbsrgs of resisting an officer boossd sgsinet him. It appears Wilkes secured . winchester with the evident purpoyt to start . graveyard and cuscf the mortal coil sf one Of our heavy weight ciiisens. taking sf ienes ct some tYivsl matter. He was coming toward Alien ctr, ct with his winchester whom putyShsri6Alvord followed with n:ionof disuadinghiB iron putting his evident purpose into execution, and Wilkes turning and finding the dep uty after him rsieed his gun bu. the plueky depn'y wrestsd 1t from hin before any damage was done, although the gun was ss full cock and loaded when taken. wilkss vilI have his examiDsssoo tomesSow-
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13

LOCAL NOTES, Dr. Gaf, Benson-Physician and surgeon. Ii Silver is quoted at 6St
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13

ally excep, Sunday. Pacihc'tme.
 l. I...FRRY General Manager. A. NAuGLE, L. H. ALBRESHr, Assistant General Manager. Train Master.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13

Mark Allen. Wilcox. raised on cattle
 from 50 to 300 head-raise of so
 head ..-....-... ....... s 5Jo c" Notified to appear July s6. Issd. D A Adams, Dragoon-Raised en
 cattle from I5o to 200 head, raise
 of 5ohead. ......-..-....-....--- $50 co Notified to appear July I6. ls96.
 ments from sI77s to s7.ooo. raise z25 co Notified to appear July I6. Iss6. ! T. B,hntc. Wlgzs-Raised on cat
 tie from S head to Ioobead, raise
 s hesd....-.--.-.. ........-... a45 co No'iaed to appear July Is. IsS6. Fred Coleman, Bisbee-Raisei on inn
 pEovemcnts...-. ..........-.-, 50 % Raised on a-horse team .... 70 co Raised on wagon from s75 to sas. 20 co Raise on harnoss s.-. zS co
 Total raise. se...........-...... SIIs co Notified to appear July Is. Ie9A Cochise Cattle Co. Ben son-Raised oa
 cattle froa Goo to soo head, raise
 0f 800 head. r,4oo co Notified to appear July I6. Ise6 Rs Cowan. Tombstone-Raised sn
 cattle from z7o to 200 head. raise Of Do head. --.-.----......-.-..-. 800 oo Notified to appear July I6, Iseo. Crump. willcox-Raisca on cattle from 5oto 70 he'd, raise of 70 head I4o % Notified to appear July Is. Ise6 Leu Cooley. Benson-Raised on ca,t.e from S 10 So bead. raiie rS hesd.. Ios co Notified to appear July Is. Isoe- h;s.cahua CsetIe Co.,, Tomhssoae--
 Raised en cartie from ayoo 10 900 i. hrad, rzise 1890 hezd. -fra. goo op
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13
NOTICE To Taxpayers Of Raise of Assessment by the Board
 of Equalization.

TOMBSTONE. July 6 Iss6. Board Of EquaIizaiion of Cochise county met at ?. m. on above date, pursuant to adjourn ment.
 Present. I. 5. Williams. chairman, Super visor John Montgomery and Deputy Assessor F r., Caldwell.
 Minutes of previous meeting read and aP- proved.
 The board proceeded to raise the assessments on ih. following nsm=d persons and instructed the cleak 10 notify them to appear and show cause why their assessment should not be raised as proposed by the Board upon the dates set opposite their names. viz: |
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-13
MARIcoPA & PHOENIX R. R.

G. H. HoSsHELL. Gen. Supt.
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