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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29
S tKlIt S SALE.

By virtue Ul an eNg. nriun !. .-u out ot t'lr .iSlTict CCur Ci tlc first uCI,Iai D.,tl,t uf the ItIrI'cy y Of '4lzoi d m ua i-r tr, oaHty o' CCchisc. dated the stu C8y Ct Se. l,u cI I6cy on a JCd- mCut GHy q. ChIt,l il -tM Court in the sv crutled l ouls / Ch,Id ri and Aibc. Stein elCt, -IaIt' CTS. arc p;a u'ff- and !. Ca' den s, lS de tnd ut. for t.c suHi oi three hunditd atu ihr,s dolldr, and 1. rty siN cents tS5o3.46l costs included, on the ISth d4y of luy, \. D. INg9 y Wh Ch sn commanded to make the ,aid sum oi money HIth interest at sven per nt per am unl from lulA B 593. out of the personal rrop rty of thc sald ]. CaI- dcnas orli sui cent thereof cannot be f' uac.
 th. n ou; Of the Teal Ircrerty belonglng 10 him
 on the 5a!d 18th Cay of 0uly Iag9, or any tIme
 since
 An' whereas no personal property Of th,
 said debtor can be- found in my C unt' Di "hlv!
 10 uiak. sad sum oi morey. | haze l,ylc,
 upon and seized al the right, ut @ and m rest
 which the said ] Card,na- htd ou the 18th dA.
 of Iuy IG,o CT al any tune since. m and {" the following dessrittd real estate and prcpc5N
 situate, king and cing m the town et B-bec Corhise County ArizOua. dcs,rbcd as tUAoHs. 10 wit
 That certain lot ofl4nd having fron,arc ot I3o feet on Brewery CulCh icing hound on | the west by l3ewery Gulch; on the south ty | the lot of So sa Mucas, on tie east by govern | uient land, and on the north hy government land; sad To; cf land containirg five frame ! houses and one abe and being known and called the CaIG"nas lot
 Pubic notice is hereby given lat cn T hurs | day tie g,h day Of Nc, enher 1889, at ten | o'clock d. n of thatday 1T front co lhe 'oT | house door of said Cochse Cour ty in th- Iiryui | Tombstone, wl! sell at pub ic auction 10 thr hgLe. and test bidder for Cl,h IuGTcnc, of th, l United States all Ii rhc aioye described pro. pcrry. O. much thcreoi as may te necessary
 10 satisfy sad judgment costs and accuunc | costs.
 Dated Tou.b-tone. Arizona October r6. Is9 SCOTT WuEE. IO-r9 Sheriff
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NOllCE. Tie Taxes of C. chi e C univ in and rnNabie

Noticei5 Le-ciy tiy,0 fiat iic duplicate tsscssn eAi roll o' lfe Coli ;y Cl Co,hsti Is n, w n my posse SIG for tie C l,ouo n Oi ta&es lev ed for neycaT lseS sad ,ou ur,y
 faxes wIll iICCme o,iiGltlt Cn flt sd Monday m De ,r.',i IS,q ai q les "a q etore 'h't G"lc q Itra,ly ,i t,, .'tI o,II wiil De {. ded q erc,o
 Pa,mtIt na, r. I. e, atI.y if cc in | c ouniy count h,u-e at I CT .toI,, ctiI z oI. ee lours- g mto I2 n and to pm,
 A. WE\TH OETU Treasurer and Ex-CM~io Tax Coll, cior Coo ise county
 1om.sioro, SeIun.i CT T2. lfe9
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EiUca5c .ou- Bowels Ti;r Cassarets.
 Candy CathI-tic. cure const iT?tion Jrerer I0c "5 T. C fai' dr"Iyis'r r.af'r'.t -'nne-
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Notice to Creditors.

In the froblir Court or the County of Cs- cillse Ie.TI;ory 4 .7TIzoEl.
 Estate oi Kicha.d R. Fisher. cecc tsed. NotIcc iS hereby giv by the uadersi. ned aiWihisira.CT oi the cstltc oi Richard R. Fisher decr.,,cu. tote c-elI. urs of and all per sOn- hdsinG claims against the said dsceas q 10 eXhi"it them. "itA tl.e nccessaryv uchcrs. ~ith- in four months alter Inc hgst publication oi thi; Lotce t1 Inc sad administrator, at his cffc,- m the Court iIou m Tombstone Cochisc "uniN, a T.. Inc san C LeIng tlc U.ace Tor the bu-ir css of said estate, m sad County of -.oChlss.
 A. WENTWORTH Adminis;a.or os thc csia:c of Richard R. Fisher. deceased.
 Dated this r+;h dty Of August. ISgo. Au-r6
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Juiy-7.

n the rsota,e Court. County of Cochisc. Ter rtc5y of Ar.zona
 Estate Y. K5nh,e, deceased. Notic" is hereby iven by the under signed .dminI>,ratOr O. the estate of Y kcmble -ceased to the CT ditor> cf and all pers, ms hay. ng claims against the said deceased. 10 exhibit lem with the n cessiiy vouch. rs. within foU oaths ait'r the first publication of th's notic e the said Administrator al Fairbank post. flee. the same tnr being the ? ace for lhe rtnsacton If the business of said e,ta,e, in saiG Lo.nty oi Cogh:se.
 4. V. MOVES, Administrator of the Estate of V. Kemble. ceased.
 Dated August 3r, 1899 ST
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29
Thousands are Trying It.

Tn order to provo tAe great merit of Iiy's Llea!n Balm. the most effective cure for C...arI h and Coli in Head. we have p.e- pared 0 g.le:o',s tri.l size for 10 cents. Get it or your d.uyS.s: CT send 10 cents to
 ELY BROS, $ Warren St., \. I. City.
 IsaTe~sd from ca;a-rh ot tho worst kind ever since a bor. iII 1 ncN"r hoped foI cure. but E,r's Cream Ial,A seems 10 dc even that. Many acIuain;Lnc"s Lsvo used it with excellent results.-Oscar Ostrum, 45 Warren Ave. CLic-g1, III.
 Ills Cream Bah. is the acknowledged curr for catarIh an l contains no cccaine, mercury nor any injurious drng. Irice. sD c.nts. At druggists or by mail.
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Notice for App p.ica,ion for Paten
ming .ppiic1.i.nso. :, >ur,.y So ,ssa

a ElbS SpptttIti' "A NO. s' ~ebN'H 'N f'H'
 L s. Land Office Tucson. Arizona, Get 5t
 I5e9.
 N.;.ce is hereby given th1t The Silver ,lou
 Mining 70. by !. V. NIchcE>. agent WhO-
 post-Uft,c add c-s !s Iomh-tonr CucH.-
 Co nv \ izouA h., nude lp I.c.U-u Ter
 patent for 1900 ] D ar feet the Sl.cr lpU.
 Lode. prarnC sil CT and {. ~! >liU ttr n Tom
 stone Mining District, Co he Uuuly ArIZ3u
 and described in m. ofi-.ii plat and uela notes on fl e in this cf:i-e as follows, y.z;
 Beginning at corn r No [. a pinr DDS, si f
 long 'rcir5 sGl rc n mound O. s one set I+
 inches in ground To ted roe. scuryd I-IS3S \.
 (. NJ whence L :. | NJ No. 1893 bear
 \. Ig' B t.. S-9 feet, me ont hJU>.
 Tomb tone hers >. S-7 M about eleven mil, -
 thence 55' o3' ". 3jI teetto West center n
 pine pos; I T long i i.cfcs square in mJuuo ,i stone sat inches in ground b bed iocs scrlhed I5o. .,>. C. M.. o52 fc,tto corner N' . a pine post si f long Incics sqll'c ID mcu q Of stone s,t 6 m hes in ground sotibro B =. C NJ th'LCc \. e5' i5 l. I5cO tt rS oTI.r. No. 3 pine post SJ. | long 4 HChn5 sI ar in mound oi -t"lc sct one iuO' n b-d rO,h scrIbrd S-I"3SS \. (. NJ; enc, < S3' o3 r. 5o II to east center end ideatical with locluo a p1rc DO si- t lOrg < inches square sr' or a \ On limestone Tee, H mound of toL, CT b-d IS-sS c. M. whence the monument location bears Si3- +@' W. 655 t;tc1 ft to corrc No identical with location a p!nc post3Iz r lor 2 | inch'> squl-c in mound Q: stone one foot in ground 10 bed rock sCril,d z-Is32 ,. N; thence S G3' $ ". Isco f. 10 corn No. the ? ace o' cgnuirg. Variation of a l coircr' I2' B, F. and con -i'ing 20 B acres i- ] township Ia < urh o' Range 2 east unsuIyey cd G "a and Salt River Meridian.
 The location C th.s mire is recorded in ti County Rccorcer oiace of Cochse County og page ? -5 look Transoub-d Records c. Ninss. Acj,juirg claimants are uorc.
 All In-sons holdsrg adverse q ims thrre'o are r,q..Ecd L. present tn sam- be:yra q Is office I.Iihln sixty days from Jac fiS: dIy 0 pub .c lt on here f or they vill be barred l.,
 virtue Of the pro,is'ons O. th" ~tatir. signed MILLION K. NDO-F gisler. Firs; Publication. Oct. II 1860.
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Notice 10 Creditors

In iAe Ero'a;e Court oi the CcurlyS Ccch.e '',r-!t,- -l oi arizona.
 Estate oi :. F. sampson. Gecea:cd.
 Notice is hereby gwen by the undersigned aS- MnIstTa;rIx Oi de e~taie Of F. R am, son i'ceased. to the creditors of and all peISon aving claims against the said deceased Nhibt them. with the necessary vouchers Athin four months after the first publlcatlcn oi thIs notice. U the said adminisiratrix at Bis e. al the oftlce of S. K. Williams. the same tIng Inc place for the transacfron Of the busi- iess oi sad estate in sad county of Cochisr
 FLORENCE 1. SAMPSON. Administratrix of the .Estatr of [. K. San;. son, deceased.
 va'ed a' o.soee, Angus, 7,, ;se9 s-z
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ORVI.LE MARTIN,
I)cfcndan:.


 Acton brcugi, ia lie District count uf tie First lIicit district Of the T rri,Cry uf Ar .o' a in md for the tounty of olhisc and th.. complaint ei in he s+iI Cogr,y of Ccch,se 1T, he office of the c.crk Ol nd District Court. The 1eritcry of Arizona sends greeting 10 OnIlie Martin.
 You ar hereby requref 10 app.ar in an ac- upn brought against on by tie ab ,ye named Plaintiff tie District C. urt of tie First ludi nal D strict oi ihhe e-utO-1 Of Ar zona in md for tic ouniy of CocH.-e. ana 10 answer he cOmp.L..t h!et thrr' n. WitII, ten d V, exclusive Oi tlH dby O; cel after the service. )n you oi this sunmT ns (ii served within ihi, unty; or Ii served out Of this county but in tia cls':iCt. within twcrty days, otherwise ~iihin trirty dAy~, or jad uient by default ~iil 'e Iah"n aga 'nst you according to tLe prayer O. aid complaint.
 he said action is brought 10 obtain decree 't divorce from lhc bonds oi Tl;rirnony and foT he sole custody oi the miner children Lena N iartln and pryillc Milton Martin. and for all general, equitable and proper r,iiei.
 Gigen l.:drr I"y hand and the
 scA oi the ID -tTict Court oi
 iha Frs Iuttci Distrc. of the SEAL 1,rrit " of fArzona IT ard .o.
 te County this 5,h day
 luy. in the year of ot,.
 i.oTd one thousand eight hun
 cr:d a" q ninety-nine
 A. II. EMANUEL Juiy-7. Clerk
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29

The smooth BDrrs are using ri4ed cannon 6. aips, the British with telling effect A corps of American engineers and battery of German gunners arc in the field using their knowledge and experience in behalf oi the Dutch re- public,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29
NOTICE,

AT p'rsons wo k.rg On O. fu' nisilirE supplies ior he Humboldt, IiICniand. hdnce. Mamie, lion ana Al. } nIues known as |: c McC orn.Ick sicup Of n,ln-S, are Lertby nouiIed that the ~"Eei Ci the aLovu pro e,IJ hol, hIn.sef and Popc:iy free Of any and all Ceb,s contracted thereon. said mInr is sIuatrd in 1ufqaoIs MInInS district Ci CochIse Co and Is n,w unGer bond 10 e E. itaIdy and I. W Young, IT, |, the bend t0 run one year rom March Ist. Ise9
 ROBERT NCCoRMICK,
 Tombstone, ariz. Dated March 30. Isss.
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CITY AND CGsTY OFFICIAL PAPER
FREE COINAGE 10 to 1.

Nine men out of ton think "Ihe Lord .empers the wind to the shorn lamb" is from t's Bitle, whereas, Laurence St rne is the author.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29

The Tribune says. Florence is ID the position of coy maiden with two lovers. She will bestow her affections on either the santa Fe or Southern Pacific.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29
uEEICIAL DIRECTORY.

Mayor 4. H. Emanuel Chief of Police las. Elkin5
 CovNCi-MEN
 First Ward " H. HaTwcod Second Ward
 Third Wa-d (. l.. Cummings Fourth Ward Vim. Hobba
 COUNTY OFECERs.
 neriff Scott White. Treasurer A. Wentv ofth Recorde. Frark Hare District Attorney |. W Land Probate Judge w. F. Bradley Clerk District Court A II Emanuel Court Commissioner =. A. II. Amanue
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29

ACTUoRIZED A ErlTs. GEO. P. HOWELL. 10 Spruce St New York.
 E. C. DAKE, room os Merchant Exchange San Francisco.
 G. II. KELLOGG. No. BIO Pine street, oom g and 5S, San Francisco. L. P. FISHER, 2I Merchants Exchange San FranclS-u.
 All transactions made ty the above named ,ersons will be complied with al the PROS ECTOR office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29

.,-t I,t..a~so Si.si sGd Sniole Yoar Lie Awa,. .5 qG.t tcuaccc easily and foreyer. be mas @s.'-. icii of lie nerve and vi--or, take No-To EIc, she wonder worker. that makes veal, mcr strong. All druggists, Jac or si. Cure guaran teed Booklet and sample free Address StorIing Eeme8- .i.ica~c ~- New York
 r.erTbody sayF -os
 ,assl ''-, 'sndy Cathartic, the most won eer-ful mvU cai discovery of t,Ie age, pleas ant ard refreshing to v | taste, act gently and positively on kidney. liver and bowels. cleansing the entire system. dispel colds and biliousness. Please buy and try bo. ol C. C. C. today; 10, 25, 90 CeLss. .old aoo cuar12teed tc c:I-e hv sss' d-.,r s..-'.
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Summons.

IN THE DI>TRTCT COURT. FIRST \ Judicial District Of inc errit5iy of Arizona n and fIr the County c. Cochi=e.
 INNIE MARTIN,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
BETTER THAN THE KNIFE.
Pyramid Pile Cure Cures Piles quick
Iy, PainIcssly. without Danger.

People go along for years. suffering with
plies. They try this, and that. and the
other thing. from carrying a buckeye to
getting treatment from a physician. They
obtain temporary relief, maybe, but they
are never quite cured. \ little strain in
lifting. excessive fatigue, a little consttDa-
ton. or a little diarrh0ea, and the piles
come back.
Tnoy don't seem TO amount TO much,
but they Danish sleep and appetite. No
position is comfortable. There IS intense
local pain and that dreadful. agonizing
feeling OF weight in the perineum.
Maybe In the early stages some Of the
many sslyes on sale Will afford temporary
relief. II the case Is OF long standing there
is only one speedy and sure remedy. IL
is Pyramid Pile Cure. Even IN vut cas- s
II Is the safest thing TO use. Other appli-
cations may cure and may not. Pyramid
Cure is always certain. always reliable,
always brings comfort at once. It's prompt
use saves months of severe suffering. IN
extreme cases II will save surg cal opera
tons and their attendant dangers and
dlscomforts. II IS better than a knife.
VIII cure easier. quicker and safer. Thou
sands have used it. Thousands have
been cured by IL. The cost is tr.h'ng
compared with what IL does. The price
Is one dollar. Most anybody would gladly
pay ten dollars 10 be rid Of piles.
Druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure. II
yours hasn't Il. he VIII get IL for you
from the Pyramid Drug Co, Marshall,
AIch.. solo manufacturers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

space between two Of the stands on the
park. The awful press OF people broke
IL and they surgei into the avenue those
I'm front poweress 20 resist the pressure
OF the thousands ln the rear. The police
officers ON foot were helpless. Try as
they would they could not stem the tide
which promised o. impede the entire pa
rade. suddenly "a hall hundred u
police galoped up and having formed a
line. charged and showed the people back.
Many women and children were caught ND
the crush. some shrleked, others tainted
and several after the panic was over, were
carried away in ambulanccs.
To-n.pht the smoker given az the Wal
dort-Ast0lia I'D tae sailors OF The olympia
concluded New Yogks wonderful reception
70 Admiral Dewey and his men.
DEWEY WAS TIRED.
Admiral Dewey was very tired at the
end of tine parade. He was drivon-at once
TO the residence of Manager B0idt. of the
W8ldorf-Astoria escorted by Squadron a,
and accompanied los Mtvor Van Wyck. Tie
Gined with his Lieuteuants, Brumby and
Caldwell.
Admiral Dewey dd not attend the
Smoker. lie was feeling too fat.gued 10
leave his apartments and retired at 1875
O'Clock.
AT g O'Clock tomorrow the Admiral viii
receive the captains delegation and will
then see the members OF his family. Some
time during the morning he will. if his
present plans DO not change. so for a
drive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
ADMIRAL DEWEY IN CTIZEN .ATu E.

laurel wreaths, tina had been reserved
FOR them.
There. for the first time. the Admiral
saw the great arch OF victory in his
honor. It is modelled after Titus arch
I'm the Roman forum. From the TOP, IN
q quadrlga drawn through rolling blows
by p~lung'ng victory. with outstretched
wings md a laurel wreath In her hand,
typical of the reward 10 the victor, reared
her beautiful outline against the blue SKY
ON the attic are heroic figures OF John
paul Jones. Hull, Perry, Decatur, Far
rarut and other naval heroes. while on
the faces OF the piers are magnificent
groups OF combat. the return OF the VIC
tors. the call 70 arms and peace. and on
the s~Dandrils are groups representing
the North and East rivers and the Attain
ne ana Pacific oceans. The approaches
are guarded by tall collonades transform
ing the street at the reviewing booth into
q court Of honor.
A sEA OF BUNTING.
All about Madison Square the decora-
lions charmed the eye. Flags on wires
ran from the tail tower OF the Madison
Square Garden and all the facades as far
a. the eve could see up and down Fifth
Avenue .era BIN aaty afrayet with blnt-
ing and f.ars. The national stre0meFs
dew from the c~ornices n a thousand
box kitcs fioated high into the blue sky
Here the Admiral reviewed the entire
parade. Only one distressing Incident
occurred within his view.
A wire had been stretched across the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01


Dewey went about shaking hands with
his friends.
come mere, au OF you captains ne
sad addressing me naval captains ple~
emit then ne introduced e"," 10 the an-
olence present. ,
oap'"'n L'.19,' ,'.' ~
~ W ,F.I U.yh. 60
n Uy,r of tb. p,i-fnere. Cantain
1v,o5 of tho potr.l. CtotaIn walker. OF
tne concord
Wien Inc c|aptaius had he
waved his h%Sd toward them and said.
.1 nese are me men who did Il. These
are Inc men who should be rhanAed.
Without them I could 90 nothing
The .Oving cop prc,eAte. I'D t.e a.mirtl
f. Roman m form and g. made Of IS
carat g0.d. Tie handles arc formed ot
three do.phins, wrought in green soid.
Around the neck are B. stars, cmplfhallc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

mis- morning 10 call at Naples where
each vessel win embark 3.0o0 mules.
q Dispatch received this evening from
johannesburg says the Transyaal gov
eminent officials to-day requisitioned 200
horses. provisions and general equipment
for the Burghors. Horses were even re-
Questioned in the streets and stables. ant
the town was depleted.
The West Rand Commando. Of six hun
bred men. started for the front this morn
ing and the johannesburg corps Of 80
men are following.
Active war preparations are being made
throughout the country. In the mean
time business is %stagnant. and the exo-
aus Of O~utlanders continues. 2O leaving
johannesburg on one train to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
THE HOUR AND THE MAN.
Mr.. Whitney Says Dewey j. the Logi-
cal Selection for prr~idc't.

ff'' w 'hfN1
cal Selection for prreidc't.
NEW YORK. Sept. 3e-The world viii
tomorrow print an interview with VIII
liam whitney on the availability Of Ad-
mlral Dewey as "a Presidential candidate:
you regard him as the natural selec-
ton tor the Presidency. chosen by the or
der Of events" asked the reporter.
II am convinced" said Mr.. whitney,
that his selection would bo something
very much larger and b-tter at this par
tcuIar time than a party victory. 10
would Doe "a patriotic reunion around tho
one man who typiAes the new era. and
VINO Is best fitted, by his character and
experience. 10 preside over its develop
ment. Dewey gave us the Philippines.
he understands the situation out there
as no other man does. The people would
trust him 20 deal " th IL more completely
tnan they would any other man. Tncy
would rateh see him at tho helm direct
Ing tho policy OF the government In is
new possessions than aus other man.
They know DE has always done the right
thing. and they would feel sure that he
always would DO the right thing.
..r0ls trust OF the people IN Dewey -
the great fact that dominates the situa-
ton. They trust him implicitly. with
MN In the White House they would have
absolute confidence. that the wise. tho
r!g't. the patriotic would b AIKEN and
firmly kept. Il is a great opportunity
that this TACT offers. u IS only al inter-
vals and special occss ons that Provi-
dence presents a man IN whom people
have MS unouest'oning and perfect trust
II gave US such a man IN Washington,
n gave US another IN jackson. IL gave
US another in Grant. Now II is giving
us Dewey"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01
STOMACHS THAT WON'T WORK
That Retain the Food and Refuse to
Digest II, Make tho Head Heavy
and the Nerves Weak. Need stu
arts D,spepsia Tablets.

There is a cure for DYSPEPSIA. Sufferers
who have tried noxious noStEuins VIII
probably Se skeptlcal. but skepucism van
ishes when stuart Dyspepsia Tablets are
tried. whether the trouble is dyspepsia
OF long standing. or merely a simple case
OF Indigestion. relief Is prompt and pro-
nounced. The less tho trouble the fewer
tab cts need be taken.
Eeaviaess after eating. sour stomach
- Indicated BY belching. fatigue with
slight exertiou. or with no eXortion at all.
disturbed sleep. nervousness. constipation.
depression, blues these things can com
monty be set down as symptoms OF dys-
peps.a. And dyspepsia Is merely iadlgos.
ton IN an aggravated form.
By promoting perfect digestion, Stuart ,
DYSPEPSIA Tablets produce strong nerves.
rcstfu.. refreshing sleep. pure blood ant
good. sound. healthy flesh. They make
tho skin clear. the eyes bright. the mine
cheerful.
Stuart's DYSPEPSIA Tablets are a medicine
and more than a medicine They diges
the food and make u easy OF assini alton
and they relieve the inHame5. diseased
condition OF the membrancous Innings and
the glands OF the stomach and bowels.
They help the digestive organs over the
hard places. and put them into a healthy.
active condition. They effect \ quick and
permanent cure. You don't havo to con-
tinuo taking them forever. stNl Il is we'll
20 have a box handy and take one At the
first return Of the trouble.
Perfectly well people arc made sick BY
eating 100 much. or UNIV holesome food.
hut II they take q tablet after eating.
Treatment with Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets does not necessitstc de ing or
any change OF habits. They digest the
proper food and act upon the other kind
in such 2 way as 10 make II pass OF
quickly and harm'essly. You may eat
and drink what you ike. when YOU ike.
and as much as you Ike II you take a
tablet afterwards.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
al druggists al zoe. for FUN sized pack
age.
send 70 F.. A. Stuart Co. Marshall.
Mich. for little book on stomach diseases.
mailed Tea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

mare from which 7 have Just awakened.
l remember IL all. however. although
there was little to remember but a wild
rush to keep up with the Internal ma
chine that kept just so far ahead Of me
But. nevertheless. l think I have solved
the mystery Of the wonderful speed. II
is nothing more or less than the fact
h the force OF the atmospheric pres
sure IS broken by the action OF the motor
J felt practically no pressure at al.
there was no resistance. nothing to i'm
peie the progress Of my whell, no matter
how fast | might ride. That IS the
whole secret"
TIE most thrilling "in'er1al machine"
race took place at Manhattan Beach. A
tandem. MANIPULATED b. Miller the long
dictauce champion. did twenty-five miles
twenty-five nile motor cycle records.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

PARIS. Sept. 9O.-The High Court Com
mission has concluded its examination Of
the I'm the conspiracy cases
and the Interrogation Of the prisoners
has commenced. NJ. paul Derouiede was
first brought into the senate, acecm-
panied by bis counsel. Mai.re Falatcuf.
If. Deroulede refused 10 reply 20 the
questions OF the commission, declared he
did not recognize the jurisdiction OF the
High court, and reserved his explana
tions for the public Sitting. NJ. Deroulede
therefore was ~reconducted to the prison
Of La Sante.