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The Arizona sentinel., 1898-11-26
Pointed Paragraphs,

It Is wise barber who never illustrates his stories with cuts.
 The slns that pay best are the last enes we want to give up.
 Many good examples are set. but very few of them are ever hatched
 The confirmed l.acheIer prefers to settle his affairs ont of court.
 Men glance at the past-if she who passed is yoang ant. pretty.
 It's always hard to please man who doean't know what he wants
 A girls conversation is naturall y Anwery when she tai through her hat.
 No man. ever thinks enough of his mother-i in law to make his wife jealous.
 Say something and saw no wond seems to be the tranip's version of 1t.
 But few people worry themselves to death because of other peoples hatred.
 Ten cents in your pocket will purchase more than the dollar some one owes you.
 Time improves everything but women; they, of course, have bees perfect frsm the beginning
 Advice is about the only thing that the average man will give free l. without money and without prics.
 It might be well to remember that one little apple did the world more harm than all the cider ever made.
 Tho bridegroom is never of as much importance ss the bride and she is of less importance than her dress.
 Our respect for old age depends & great deal or wh,ther it is to be applied to men aud women or board ing house DO ltry.
 Aifships will only add to the troubles of mankind. Every time a man starts on flying trip hs will worry about how he ill land
 Some men avoid disagreeabl~ task by pursuading themselves that it's accomplishment l. an iinpossl- bilIty.
 According tn the Bible, there will be no marrying or giving in mar riage in he;.vrI-i obsbly becau-t ther. won't enough men to E, around
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-11-26
PRECINCT OfFICEEs.
c!1Y OFFICERS,
REIES OF POST OFFICE.

The office is open from A. M. to P. N .. 1aily. Sundays from zoo to 500 A. Nj. ead 6. % to zoo P. NJ. East-bosnd mail closes at 5:2OP. M West. hound mail closes at .. 7:O0P. Money Order and Postal Note depart n.eat closes ct GP NJ. daily, excepting yetaraays, vixen it closea 1t 2 P. NJ. No Money Order or Postal Eo:cs issued Sun days.
 Mail far 9arkor, Eh-enhcrg anti SilVe' District i-:yes ' lma Sundays and We'd aAys 1t 4. M, aud arrives here Tuesdays aud S..tur&avs.
 Mail for picacho, leaves daily at a. ID
 F. B. LOGAN. P. NJ.
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-11-26

AN eastern telephone man pre- diets that before the close of the niEeteeih century persons on the Pacific coast will be talking by tel ephone to persons on the Atlantic aeaboard. The feat has already been accomplished between Kansas City and Boston. Thirty three States are now connected by long distance telephone systems, and within a year nearly every other State in the Union will have them Statistics show that the year 1893 has developed greater activity in the telephone world than any since it's invention, and the year 1888 will, from present prospects, be the record breaker.
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-11-26

ONE of the greatest mistakes madr by Eastern capitalists is to seek only for develope'' nj ;es 70 prir
 chase. As 2 'n'ra thing. owntrS of mines which can he worked at a subs tantisl prufit have no need t..
 6nk for the1h. IL is for this reason that those who come to tIfe weFl for mines are ral'p,.intsd; that while they are offered partly developed or opened properties, the paying or going naines are not then for sale. except at what they consider high prices. After a inan or company has prospseted, opened and brought f., z, r,~-f,l tF+'.tn, r..;,}t 4 rs 5t .r,; <
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-11-26
Piles! Piless itching Tiles.

SY8gToNs-Noisture: intense itching and stinein2 nozt it night; worse hy ccracltirg. Ii allowed to continue tunors form, which often bleed and ul- ccrate, Incoming very sore. SwAYSE'S OINTMENT stops the itching aud bleeding, heels ulceration and ill most eases removes tho tupIors. At drug ssts, or by mail, for 30 cents. 0r. swayne Son, .'hjIajCl.slia.
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-11-26

IN New York city. q TOW cf brick buildings, comprising four five story Hats, have been successfully moved a distance of more than two hund . red feet. and turned at right angles to their former location on an up- town block beyond the Harlem river. This work, the greatest trsk of the sort ever Undertaken Tn that city. was made necessary by the building of the approach to a new bridge.
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-11-26

A Paris surgeon has handed in a thesis for the doctors degree on 'The Physiology of the Ballet Dan. cer." In It he adopts Schoenhau- CTS view, that all women have crooked legs.
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-11-26

THE making of letter envelopes is now 6 trust. The result IS that there ia an advance averaging 9 per cent in all grades of en nvelop's The trust ls said to control go per cent of the production.
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-11-26

TIE Supreme Court of Ohio has declared constitutional the law pro viding that the county in which & lynehing may occur shall become responsible in the sum of f5,000 to the next kin of the victim.
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-11-26
i'UBEsC OPINION :!

sHIoTTo's STORE to II we cling for GOODs that have the genline ringS, High class GROCERIES we ret here, un-
 surpassed both far and nc lrE Tn CANNED ('ooDS. they'r~s ,t >nenC.d show, Oftir~t-claSS brands Ni.Pr e'er we gSs sfSHoEs and Hs-s as. all a2ree. the
 cb"iceSt jIa,ity nere We s'he purest bread aud IAKEs, 'tw0uld
 seem, JoHN GHInTTO'S are Suprem G'rGe Va.Ee in WIN.,s, hevund c1m;,are.
 frst-claSs CLOTHING al prices fat :sn every thing we can rely. that JOHN
 GHIuTTO does <uppl .
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-11-26

OVER seven thousand applica- tions ars on file at Washington for positions in the Porto Rican post office department.
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-11-26
YUMA, ARIZONA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1898.

IN Idaho, for the first time in the. history of the State. the women voted for State officers and Con gressmen.
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-11-26

TEE Sultan of Turksy has just built at Mecca the biggest house in the world. It Is intended for the accommodation of pilgrims, and is l ]. | L Il N.A ..
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-11-26
TIE GlsS;'DlAa OF eHILDnEh.

Slew circlirg upon outstretched wing
 The fierce, rapaCious bird of prey
 Glidcs near that small. sweet, tender thirS Tbose cruel claws would snatch away. O. how that mothers heart must leap To drive this peril of the air
 Away from that soft nest of sleep
 With sil her love aud longing there: But see the stauuch defender rise
 With hristling rlane and head erect, No power can snatch that precious prize, While he stands ready to protect.
 Sleep on sweet babe, your mothers breast Once more shall press you close and warm, No evil bird shall e'er molest
 While this brave guardian scents the hern. To protect her little ones is among the strongest instincts of mothers heart, and through all the thousands cares and worries of busy woinan's life there arises ever and anon the thought 70, if could do more for my baby !"
 But mothers are too often weighed down
The Arizona sentinel., 1898-11-26
VOL. XXVIII.

r,,o n.urn IS kept on 6Ie at E. c
 thIS fhfEn Dake's A d dvertisi 1. Agency, 6+ and 65 Merchants Exchange, SAa Francisco, California, where contracts ,or a,lvertisinr can be made for it.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-21
QMclal Inrsrtaroe.

Ascene reported by a French pa-
per as occurring III camp OF ire
servists," military body which
corresponds in some degree with our
militia, indicates that the officer
who is clothed in a little brief au-
thority" is often as absurdly insis-
tent upon that authority in one
country as another.
A lieutenant OF these reservists,
bursting with Importance, calls out
to passing soldier: :
"Hi, there, barber, barberi Send
me the barberi''
eyes, sir. YES, lieutenant" (" says
the soldier, saluting and starting off
on run. Presently another soldier
arrives and salutes the lieutenant.
Barber, eh9''says the lieutenant
"Y-yes, SIR
"Then take my razor and things
here and shave me quickly
But. lieutenant
"No butts about Il. I tell you to
shave me-"
s'I'm afraid. lieutenant
"What business have You to be
afraida I tell You to shave me right
OFF,
The soldier seizes the razor and
at the first movement cuts the ieu-
tenant badly on the cheek. !
"Blockheadi Scoundrelr' shouts
the officer. :.Don't you know how
to shave any better than thata"
No. sir, r.
You what3 Aren't you the COM
pany barberi"
No, sir. I'm not a barber at all,
only my names Barber, sir. ] play
the fife in the band. sir. =
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-21
Tho CarIylea' Maid.

The Carlyles had maid who was
untidy, useless in all ways, but
"abounding in grace" and in conse-
quent censure of every one above or
below her and of everything she
cOulG not understand. After q long
apostrophe one day, as she was
bringing in dinner, Carlyle ended
with, "And this can tell you, that
if you do not carry the dishes
straight, 80 as not to spill the gravy,
SO far from being tolerated III heav-
en-, you won't be even tolerated on
earth"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-21
Cheap Kates.

From Nov. 1st until April 3Oth. 1909,
Winter Tourist tickets to principal
Southern <resorts, including Asheville
and HCt Springs, N. c., and Florida
points, will be on sale at special rates
via Southern Railway. Tickets allow
hfteen days stOp-Over, and are good to
return until May 81. 1890.
Quick schedules and excellent ser
vice via Southern Railway. Call on
any agent of tho company for detailed
information rs to schedules, etc.
s. II. HABDwICK.
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.,,
AtlantB, Go.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-21
a WOOD BIRDS wHlM.

uo,,ov OF dead mans brcash
IN u mighty wood
usr, : q place TO nlnko IL most
ma 10 warm a brood
s.- ,hnnvh it's carcssing vines.
,;o,i.y hc:,yy, f!t.
go. -...r OF God that shines
81. he way to II.
e.a- v,ich mt ,hcir beauty blush
y...., leir dcws out here,
Ali N, snalic-i pray you, hushi
s,rne,hins slides anear-
rs. y. rp.i- lie towhoE,
,l,-sc things Dave Paid
r,,.,.rcn, ri;cs il s,icicd gloom,
Loy.n.;. not afraid?
a.. ,ras poc,. Whnt dark whim
-; his Lcart to wingsf
Nh .he song thn5 wasted him
Kew tho wild bird singsi
-SnIah Piatt in Century.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-21
a Case He Knew.

II see in recent book where the
idea is put forth that mankind sang
before it talked. What do you think
Of it3''
Don't know, but there is q follow
on our block who is going to sing
just before he dies, some time, un-
less he quits bowling popular
songs" g. Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-21
Assessment Notice.
AUDITOR = OFFICE,
ANDERSON. =. C.

AUDITOR OFFICE,
ANDERSON, =. C.
yEvHIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN TO
l. RECEIVE RE- UtNS uF PAR
SUNAL PkDPEnTY Tor taxation fur
he nrxt i~'Al year from, tho first day of
January, 1890. to tho Goth OF February
ollOwing, Inclusive.
All transfers OF REAL EiTATE made
since last vear's HrsessInent must be
carefully noted un the return--the mum
Der OF acres thought or sold aud from
whom acquired or To whom sold.
Uudsr the new AsaaAAing laws the
township assessOrs are required To make
Tax Returns tor all those that tail 10
make their Own returns within the timo
prescr!h:d by law, aud henca tho iiiicul-
ty OF dsiinquents esoaping the penalty OF
EX.CONFEDER ATE SOLDIERS
over So Years OF age nrs exempt; from
POLL TAX. AL other males h-twean
the anas Ot ~ and 80 yaars, EXChPT
Hose INC Fable OF EARNING
OR FROM ANY OTuEk CAUSE, shall
To- deeIued taxable polls.
For the convenience of taxpayers we
will als0 have deputies to take returns nt
the following tunes and places:
Holland, rueaday, January 10.
Muf9aftsville, Wednesday, January II.
Iva, Thursday, January IL.
Moseley, Friday, January l2.
Bavlis McConneil's, SATURDAY, Jauu-
ary IA.
stn'r, Monday, January Ii.
6toreviile, TueAiay. January IL.
CIinkscales' Mill, Wednesday, Janu-
ary Is
,,uyton, Thursday. January 10.
B.shops Branch, Friday, January 90.
Five Forks, Saturday, January 2l
Autun. Monday. .IAnuar. %
Wyatt's store Monday, Janusry %.
Cedar Wreath, Tuesdai, JANUARY ~.
Wigington's Store. Wednesday, Janu-
ary Is
Equality, Thursday, January 26.
PenIl+t"u, Friday, January e..
Townvill.. Friday, January q.
TuKalOO, Saturday. January 2S.
HoDea Path. Monday aud Tuesday,
January 80 and H.
Bolton, Wednesday and Thursday,
February ! and 2.
Piedmont. Friday and Saturday, Feb-
rusry and 4.
Pelzar, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. February 6, Z a1d &.
Williamaton. Thursday and Friday,
February o and 10.
Dec. IL, 1893. Auditor A. C.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-21
Elastic.

The elastic used for garters and
many other purposes is made by
weaving threads of rubber, cut by
machinery, into the material used
in the manufacture. The weaving
is done by special process which
permita the elastic TO lengthen
without impairing the fabric.
Lengthwise threads Of cotton or ailk
are woven very slack, as otherwise
they would prevent the stretching
OF tne Subbsr. =ezt-.e
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-12-21
A Life OF Industry.

The life Of the late Rev. Gotham
Brewer was monument to pains
taking industry. He was 85 when
he finished compiling the last edi-
ton cf his bulky Dictionary of
Phrase and Fable" But perhaps the
most remarkable thing was that he
had acquired these habits of industry
before he went to college, and that
he paid his way through Cambridge
with his pen and had $3.50 left on
commencement day.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned Executrixes OF e.
tate of Cletnentine a. t. all, deu'd. hereby
gives notice that hey will ON the lf,.h dsy
OF Decem Dor, 1905, apply to tho judge or
Fnr"bate tor Anderson County, 3. O., for
Fina! Settlement OF said E- ate and a
discharge from their Office al L x eoutrixes
MRS +. p. l. ARNOLD.
MRS. HATTIE WEIGH,
Ex-cutrixeS-
Nov. IL, 1898 II
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Poor Doggic.

"Charley, why is that Miss Silly
always dragging her poodle around
with her9"
Because the pup CANT break the
chain. Detroit Free Press.
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greeting the Old folk was 10 cuusul,
old Jensen of Bart's. To my dis
may, he agreed that my heart was
really very wrong.
"W hat has done itl' he asked.
disappointment, : lrcrlietl care
lessly rs NY thoughts recurred 10
Bella.
"By the way" he added, there's
a downright clever woman specialist
lwould strongly advise you to sec.'
You sly that. l exclaimed, as
tonisiled, for the dear old chap knew
all about M other case and also had
in the old -ime expressed his cor
tempt for the fair sex as medicine
women.
Il mean it. Marrable, / seriously
assure You he replied, with Gu
rious little cough. She written u
remarkable little monograph. Here.
/ have it b. me-"
He showed it to me, and brief
glance proved that the writer at
,.
Parsons, ri. D., was her name.
Then with a shrug I promised
Jensen would see the lady. Heav-
en- bless tho old chap! And what ex-
cellent luck it was, my thinking to
go to him for advice!
Twas inwardly somewhat amused
the next morning when called in
Harley street and joined couple of
demure middle aged females in Dr..
Parsons waiting room.
In less than half an hour l was
something infinitely better than
amused.
BE SO good as to step this way,
Sir, said the man, and l and my
card entered Bella s sanctum togeth-
or.
"Bellar' I cried, and "Philip!"
cried she, and we were in each 9th
er'sarms before tho amazed servant
cleared out of the room.
twas a tremendous meeting, and
minutes passed before | recovered
my sanity. Then, with fresh prick
at that troubled heart of mine, / ex-
claimed:
But your husband! Good gra-
cious, what have / done2"
"He is dead" she said. "It was
u wretched business. My father
had set his mind on it. and there
seemed nothing for it but to make
him happy, seeing that could
not
Gould not what, Bella9"'
Gould not make you believe that
you were happy" she said shyly.
And your fatheT2 Oh, but never
mind now. I'm Crnsus positively
rolling in money-that is to say (for
I was conscious of my mcanness), /
hope he is well, my darling
mo, Philip; he, too, is dead
l am sorry to say that tbs news
did not grieve me.
Then l started and told Bella ev-
erything. and afterward she told me
everything. BY the time that we
had done will our respective his
tories the morning was far spent.
And now, dearest, you must
prescribe for me-" said, and l re-
lated my symptoms
But she showed such sweetly
grave face at my words that shut
fed out of the role of patient back
into that of lover
"At any rate, my Bella, you will
now be my life's physician9" ask
ed.
And so sheis We study each oth.
er's hearts that is the main busi-
ness of our two lives. Nor am /
nearly rs bad q subject as old Jensen
made out when he sent me where he
believed and fully hoped l should
find my cure. -Cassell's Saturday
Journal.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

TIE unae-s!g:o'i, Administrator OF
the E'tate of sarah Cox. deceased, Se-e-
6y gives notic- that ha will on the 2Srd
day OF December, 1898. apply 90 che
Judgo OF Probate of Anderson County.
Z. T.. for Final Settlement Of said Rs
tate. and a discharge from his Office .on
Administrator.
B. F.. WRIGHT. Admir-.
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Mothers S
Friend

wili 90 tor every woman what 1t did for the
Minnesota mother who writes the above let
ter. Not to use it during pregnancy is a
mistake to be paid for in pain and suffering.
Hof0cr $ Friend equips the patient with
strong body and clear intellect, which in
turn are impaired TO the child. 1t relaxes
the muscles and allows them to expand. II
relieves morning sickness, and nervousness.
puts all the organs concerned in pcrfcc,
Condition tor the final hour. so that the actuaI
labor Is short and practically painless. Dan.
ger OF rising or hard breasts is ALTOGETHER
avoided, and recovery /; ner,ly 4 matter ol
few days.
Druggists sell Mother Friend Tor 81 . bottle.
The Bradfeli Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Send tor om" re" illustrated ;uok
, 1898-09-27

Between 1850 and 1873 it is certain
that some millions of blcsbok, wilde
beest and springhok must have been de-
stroyed in the Transvaal and Orange
Free State. The slaughter was so Irodi-
gious and the variety of wild animals
so great in these wild regions of South
Africa that the result made Il sensible
difference in the leather industry Of Eu-
rope. The markets were filled with
skins which, when tanned, gave leather
of u quality and excellence never known
before, but the origin of which, as the
material was still sold under old names.
purchasers never suspected. Hides 3,
the zebra and quagga arrived in tens of
thousands, and good as horsehide is for
the uppers of first class boots, thes
were even better. Smart EnglishIncn
for years woIc boots the uppers of
which were made of zebra and quagga
skin or from the hides of Glands. onyx
and gemsbok disguised under the names
of calf" or patent feathers. London
Spectator.
, 1898-09-27
DESTITUTE
General Gomez Sends Word His Troops
Are Starving to Death.

Washington, Sept. 26.-Senor Rivera,
the Cuban sub-ageitt at Tampa, has
been visiting Secretary Quesada, of the
Cuban delegation her Tor several days.
He brings word that there is extreme
distress among the Cubans in and
about Tampa. He said about 5000 are
anxious to return to Cuba and resume
work but are destitute and unable to
make the move. Secretary Quesada re-
ceives similar reports of the condition
of General Gomez's men. A telegram
from Key West the arrival
tere of a commission from Gomez with
a view Of securing assistance. The dis
patch states that the army is literally
starving to death; that the pack mules
have been killed and eaten until there
is no further meat in this direction and
the people are we'll nigh desperate.
, 1898-09-27
CALLS EsrERHAzv A SPY.

London. Sept. 27.-The Daily Chron-
icie this morning publishes a letter
from Mr.. Conyibear In which the writer
declares that Major Esterhazy himself
sold the documents mentioned in the
bordereau to Scbwarzkoppen. together
with 16O other documents, and that
Colonel Schwarzkoppen paid Esterhazy
so pounds monthly for two years for
espionage.
He declares that Colonel Zurlinden
ordered Esterhazy to write the border
eau. and appeals to the latter to "tell
the whole truth, instead Of silly false
hoods, and to frankly confess that he
new felt himself, to be a French OF
hcer," which would explain. IT not justi-
fy, his conduct.
, 1898-09-27
IS SURELY A WINNER
THOMAS T. LYMAN, REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE FOR STATE
SUPERINTENDENT
Very Popular at Home, and Was the
Unanimous Choice of the Republi-
cans of Northern Wyoming-Is
Honest and Industrious to a Fault
Understands Land Business.

7. T. lyman, candidate for state su-
pe~rintendent of public instruction, is a
man who is very popular at home and
he was the unanimous choice of the re-
puhlicans of northern Wyoming for a
place on the state ticket. A man be-
loved by his own people is surely a
good man. The test of a mans char
adter is his standing in his own COM
munity. He has carried Sheridan county
when others upon the republican ticket
with ignominious defeat. His OPP
ponent in this campaign is Mr.. Brown
of Sheridan county, a nan who still de-
he is running on the democratic ticket.