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Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
PROBATE NO1ICE.

In the Probate Ccur:. County of Ccch.se. Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter Of the estate of Thos Dunbar deceased.
 Notice is hereby given that the Administrator Of the above named estate has fled his petitio n praying fir an order 10 sell the psopeIty belong ing 10 said estate. hereinafter des,nbed, and il app, arine 10 the that it.-is necessary that the same be sold, for the purposes and reasons Set forth in sad petition.
 Therefore, ordered that said petition, be heard on Saturday. tLe goth day of ScIt. 18o1, at 2 o'cloci p m. at the court room of u is court and ,hat all p,rsons interested in this estate then and there show caise why an order should net b granted to the admin;strater to sel ibe rs al property That ttis notice and order te puOiished for al least once week for iour con secutive weeks in. Tn. TOMBSTONE Pro PT C. ToR. newspape- published and circulated in said county. befOre the said Ietun cay of this petition.
 Said real property is described as follows,
 The E F oi the SW Z and the SW x of the SW z Of St ction 23 in Township I5 .: and ihe N E of the NV z of section 33. Town. sh'p I5 s al in Range 20 E Gila and Sa RAr Meridian in Arizona. conIaiaing 20 acres.
 Dated ;n:s Ist cay of Sept IS9o.
 " BRADLEY.
 Slid Probate ludg
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
NOTICE

ID the Probate Court Of tho County ci Cachi.,
 Territory of Arizona
 In the matter Of the es,I.e Of l.. In D EmeIs'ey, deceased.
 r. Notfce is be.eby Fiven that rhe Admin ,tra;o of the atoye named estate has filed his pet 'uJr p-aying Tor an crder 10 seiltfe properly belong ng 10 said estete. Hereinafter 6escFibed, and | ,g pearilg 10 ihecourt that II is necessary tha She same t's sold fer Ihe parposes and reason. -e' forth in s,idspe:ision.
 :. IT. ,efore ordered that petition be heard or Tuesday, the 18th day oi September 1899 al IC o'clock a. m. at the courrIoorn oi ,h.s court md that III persons interested in this eetat 'hen and iEe-e show oause why an order shouls not be grantcd to-the acminiSu a,or to sell rh real prepriy.
 s1kzlfhis nctice and or6er De p'blishd 10 Ii least-on,e a.aeek for fcur consecutive week n IKE Toai sl ONE PRos PECToR. a newspape published and calculated n said couEty. befo-, the said return day of this petition. said req property is described as follows:
 -Carriei mine. situated in the Dos Cateza' mining dis'rct Cochise county. Arizona: Cop per Reef mine si uai=d in the Dos CaIeza. mining district Coch-e ocunty Arizona.
 W. F. BRADLEY.
 Probate lu.Ge. D ted this T9.h day Of Auguct i3eo- a-2r
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22

There is every indication tha: Ari- zops, on account of her wealth of copper alone. will in tim, mount the top round Of prosperity. As sh we by . meeting of ths Copper Producers Associstion in New York City recently the secretary reported that the pro- due,ion of coppsr for July was 2l 300 tons less than for the m month of June. The production for the first six month. of the year showed sn increase Of only per cent over the corresponding g period of the preceding year, sni this ia the face of largs increase in con- sumption sod . sharp advance in prics. It is believed the increase of production for the rem sinder of the year will not be prooortionstely greater tEsu for the first six months. The demand for copper for home consumption and for export is inc,ess- ing.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Probate court. county of CochiSe, Tern tory of Arizona
 IN THE MATTFR OF THE ESTATE OF l louis Duvlll. deceased.
 Pubic notice is her, by gwen that in pursuant of an order oi the Probae Court of the County of COchse. Territory of Aiizona. made on the goth. day oi May 1899. in the mat CT Of ih, estate of Louis Duvall, iecea ed. ihe under sign,d d. the admin -traror O. said state. will al rs.dte sale, cn or after the .3rd. day of May 1909. to the higtest an~ best bidder. for cash. sud sp.je, To ,he scnhIma'cn of said Prot al, COurt the following described real estate 'o-wit. ih. F of the NV A and the \ h cfthe SWH of Section m Townsh p 22 South of Rang 20 East ot Gila and Salt River meridian [ Arizona Territory. and situoted in Sulphur Spring Valhy about 25 miles in the south easterly direction from the City Of TombStone. said county. -tog-ther with the arpurtenances Bids or offers must he T, dde in writ ng and will be received at the office of the un -rsign,d in the City of Tombstone sad conu'y.
 he undersigned reserves the right 10 rej-c; any and bids or offers. f deemed fo. the besl interests of said estate.
 F. E. AUSTIN. AdGiinistIa,or. Dated May 7s,h. Iseo. M2:
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
Nctlce to Creditors

Tn tie Probate Court Of the County of Cochise IeTiii6-rv Of Arizona
 Estate of E. R. Sampson. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ad- ministIatrix of the estate of E K. ami Son. deceased. to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers within four monihs after the first pubhca,i n oi thIs notce U the said adminisiratrix at Bis- bee, at the cfhce of s K. Williams. the same being the place for the transac'.on of the busi- ness of said estate in said county of Cochise.
 FLORENCE 1. SAMPSON, Administratrix of tke Estate ot E. K Sam2- sop, deceased
 Gated a' Bisbee. August a. :see ga.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
Notice to Creditors.

In she Probate Court or the County of Co chise Territory cf arizona.
 Es-ate of Richa- d R, Fisher. deceised SotiSe IS hereby sfv. n by the uIGeisip ne ,dmisis,rator oi the esta;e or Richard K Fisher. decesSei. 10 the c:editorsof and all per ons Asv'nx >iairss against the said deceas .xhihit them. with the necessary uchers. uit h n four months after the first publication. of tn ,otice 10 the sad administrator at his of,c the Court Hou-e in Tombstone Cochis, nintv. A T.. The sane being the place for tn 5u'iLess of said estate, in said County o .ochis.
 A. WENTWORTH. Administ a'or of the estate of Richard R. Fisher. deceased.
 Dated this r4'h dly of August. 's5a. Au'I'
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22

The California hoard of health pro- poses to establish quarantine against iuberculous yisitore, and the San Francisco Chronicle says: "No doubt the proposed law would be worth millions to Oregon, Washington Arizona. New Mexico and Colorado, but to California it would mean a commercial and financial blight
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
 is the o~ ner 'f a cer tain pi omisoTy note siyen ny Harry iifford to John Summers. tor Sixty dollars. dated on ihs day of 1868: ano
 that ih said note has been lost mislaid and cannot ! founc rha, the same has never been | trans'e red or endorsrd by me to ary p-rson | All persons are therefore notified that any ai-
 tempted transfer or sale of tine same without my | or der viil be void.
 JOHN SUMMERS. Owner. Dated l nee. IsSe:
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
NOTICE.

Al prsons wo.k'rg on or fu- ri. hirg suy pile. for rhe HLmbolct. Highland. Chance Mamie Iron and May mines known as t'e McCormici soup of mines. are hereby notihed that rh, owner Of the above pro- peIty holcs hmse.f ano properly free of any and all cebis contracted thereon Said mine is situated in IurqaOi, mining district of Cochise Co and Is nos unde boud 10 o. E. Hardy and l. W Young, Ir the bond D run one year rom March. Ist. Is9o ROBERT .McCoRNIcK.
 Tombstone, Ariz- Dated March ID I8co
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Tn the Trcta'e Court. County of Cociise. Ter rilory oi Arizona
 Estate ofv. KomS,c, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed sd,ninis,rator of the estate of V. Kemolc deceased to the creditors Of and all pcts ns bav. ng claims against the said deceased, 70 exhibir tlem with the n' essay vouchers. within four months after the first publication cfth's notice, to the said Administrator q, Fairbank post. office. the sams the being the pace for the transaction of the business Of said estate. in sa;c County of Cochise.
 A. V. NJYES, Administrator of the Estate of V. Ktmbls dcceaSed.
 Dated August 3I, 1899 s-r
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
THIRD

That,he amount of caI ital stock authorized Is One Million Dollars and the number oi shares into which.r is div dcd ; ten thousand Of tie par value of One Hundred Dollars each, which amount is to be plic at the time and up on the conditions following namely. On thc :i.S: day q October A D 9isS9. and for tn {: anto lni m property. which pr ?, ry IS 'sePTe. s,n,ed by the value of all the stock Of ssid company.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
CITY AND CMNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
 FREE COINAGE 10 to-.

The Shamrock is out again with s new gaf and . longer spinnsker. This news will be likely to cause more nervousness among people who don't know the difference between a gaff or . spin maker and c tripls bob major and we are led 10 believe ths. tn gre are many euch abroad in ths land.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
Articles of
 Incorporation Exposed Reef Nining;Co

 E Now.ALL MEN BY THESE .PRESr IN en,s: That we. the under signed. Waiis D. Chapman. of Akron, summit county Ohio; OscaT-C. Evans, oi Cineinnat. Hamilton county. Ohio; Pierre l. Boucher. of Akron. Sumr,it county. Ohio; Charles F., Wood. Of Akron. Summit county. Chic. and Charles Bowman. of Tombstone, Cochise county. An. zona. have this day associated themselves to- gether for the purpose of {, rming corporation under the laws oi the Territory of Arizona; snd we do here by certify: FIRST,
 That the name Of the COT poration shall be the EXPOSED REEF MINING COMPANY. and its prime, pal place of tr tr,nsac,rg business shall be al arTs Canyon, Huachuca Noun tains. County of Cochise. Territory of Ari zond.
 SECOND.
 The object of ihe formation of the said cor DOT .iior k and snail be 10 cirry -on the busi ness of mining ores and metals. and for miilin- ularuiacturi and transporting the same: anc 10 this end the lid company may constrnc mil O. n,ills any building or buildin $. railroad or railroads. dam or ,rl-, waterway or water ways, pipe ,ine or pip- lines. turn pike or iocn pikes or other ways Of transportation that ma' be necessary TOT the :ull and compete carrying ol Of the husiress of sand corporation as hereir SD, cfee; and tothls end ihe comOan> may ac | quire, hold and convey m its corporate name rcal estate in Ice simple. or any less estate water power. ny water privileges and rights i and personal pfopeity that is CT may De neces sarv and proper for the purposes afor, said, an' do whatever the inteusts ofsid coaJpany ma, req lre in the operation Of its property al ( arr Canon. fiuschuca Mountains. County of Co chis-. Territory of AriAona- And aid com pany IS hereby empowered to purchase all O. 8 much oi the capital stock of any other compan as may be necessary to,c.sry out ,he purpose of is organization.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
FOURTH.

J hat the time ofsxis,ence of said corporation shall be twenty-five years frcm Inc filing of ii' trtcles of incorporation.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST l Judicial District. of The Territory Of Arizona n and fJr the County of Cochise MINNIE MARTIN,
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
vS ORNILLE MARTIN,

bcIGuCdUt Acton brought in the District oou,t of tie First Judicial viisrict of the T. rTitoIy of ari- eor a in and for the County of Ccchise and the complaint fl ed in the said County of Cochisc in the office of the clerk ot said District Court. The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting 10 Onile Martin.
 You are hereby required to appear in an ac- ion brought against you by tie above named ' aintIif 1T tie District C. Wi of the First Judi Ia! D strict of Ihhe IeTTitO-y Of Ar zona, in md for Il C ouniy of Cochise, anG to answer he complaint fleI therein. witrin ten d.ys exclusive Of the day oi servicel after the service you of [ is summons tif served ,sI;!.;:. this unty: or if served out Of this county but in 'is oistrict. within twerty days. otherwise vi hin tInty days, or jud. meni by default will e IaAer ata'nst you according 10 tie prayer c, aid complaint.
 The said action is broueh, 10 obtain Q decree divorce f!o:a ihe b-,nde of r.la,riFaony and for h. sole custody os The miner children Icna M. Martin and OrvilIc M.!;on MaTIa. and fer all general, equitable and proper rriiei,
 Given u:.Ser r.y hand ar d the
 seal oi the Di trict Court cf
 the First Judtci uistrci of the tsEAI- Teui;s " ofArzoha. i1 ar for
 tie County this sth day f
 July. in the year of our
 Lord ore thousand eight hun
 dred a-d ninety-n;ne. A. II. EMANUEL July.-7. Clerk.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
SEAL ]

.uca;e --our Eowess sits Cascarels
 Candy Catba.tic. cure cons. ,r?,icc srevei ,oc. 25c. If Q C. C.tai'. druegists ref anc a.oEes
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
STATE or OHIO. lx~ Summit Counp

STATE or OHIO. l
 Summit Counp
 Before me. the undersigned. a notary pub lie is and for the aforesaid couny. personally appeared Willis D Chapman. ere l. Boucher Charles F. Wood and Osca- Evans. known 10 me to be the persons whose names are sub scrib-d to the iogsoirg instrument. and ac- know!esig 10 me that they executed the sane for the purposes and coasid' rations therein ex- pressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of of6ce this
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22

Filed and recorded at the request of Charles Bowman, September 18th. A. D. 1899. al TO o'clock a. m. Book I. lncorporatinns. p ige 437. s-is-od.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
FIFTH.

duct its affairs shall oonsis, Of d bosrd o directors. consisting Of five stockholders ..hos. nar-es and addresses are A tO loss 10 VII: WI S lis D Chapmaa, Pierre ]: Boucher and Char'es F. Wood. all Of Akron. Immit county. Onl .. Csc 1T C. Evans Of Ciacin natl Hamilton count, Ohin and Charles Bowman. of -TJrnb;tone. Ccchise co Ir,y AriLonaf and V b ch five naHSt -.i ec,orS shall serve until the first Monass. of October A D I6oy. on wi n date five directors of sad corporai on shall be elected in serve for the period of one y. ar. and u1ul their success ors a,e elected q qualified Jhe. officers of sSid Bnard of Di. ectors shall consist of n Pb>si- de.t. Vice President. Seeretiry and Treasurer
 sfXEH. Ina, tbe highes, arnou1r of indebtedness or liability to which the corporation is at lany tim, to subject itself is rSent, five Thou' and dollar
 SEVENTH.
 That the private property of each officer and stockholder Q, said corporation IS to be extDsP. from all corporate debts.
 a- EIGHTH. .@
 The said company tray.purcbase rsal estat aitii1 'sppnsre,inees ther-anto be!3hging. or lease the saine. and personal property; aiso an! and all rights, prvneges aud iranchists that ar, or may be necessary and proper fer the P.rp5st of caroihg out ti.e ci~rt O. ifs irc ,rf'ra tio4. said pufchase or plrcnases dfoTe- a!d 10 -te io- and upon such terms and conditions as the Board O. DirectcrS of sad comp -ny; !essee or lcsSees. clai.ranf7orzci iinian;S s1 n pfopeIis rights. priyiIcges or franchises may agIe- Gp~'n and the same nay be paiG | in whole CT iG part br and sitI. the shares of capital stock oI said company and the si uc5 oi stock Licl. may hs .xcnaDeedfJr'aay -cfth. prope ", priv igrs. rights or an :hiscs afores lG. all 10 als fntents and purposes be pad up capital stock O. sad uonn pa " and the me s4.I nut be assess -,y the stockhoisiess CT a-recfoIS toT any purpos aaiever An,, Lone Of the capital stock O. Said corporation shall b. assessed by the eek holde.s or directors thereof for any purpo-e whatever.
 NINTH
 The annual election of directors shall be he'd at akrea Ohso, op- the hr5s sMondaSof Octo,e of each year. h the event oi the hilure to cleo al the time above directed. the board of directors any five stocRhoiJers H,ay. appolst any sub C. qul nt day for such election; of which. twenty days previous notice ,hsll be given in somr nexspa per printed 31J p1sAished g; Akron. summit corn'y Ohio. Vacancies Ih the board of direc,ots of said company may be h led by the boaId ofdirsctors.
 TENTH
 Stid corp oraiion mjv my on its operations in the sand county of Cochise or any ether county in the sad leIIiiory of Arizo-a
 In witness whereof we have hereunto SC, ou' hands and seals this Eleventh day oi Sepremb, l. D. IsoG.
 CHlRLES-F. WOOD.
 O C. EVANS,
 PIERRE 1. VOUCHER
 WILL, b. CHAPMAN,
 CHARLES BOWMAN. Signed and scaled in the presence of:
 AS to signatures of charles F. Wood. O. C Evans. Pierre Boucher and Willis b. Chapman
 !. H. DAVIDSON. ssS@.
 W. H. TALBOT. iE
 Witness as to Bowman:
 S. A D. UPTON.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22

Is,h day Of Sep,c3.ter A. D. 1899.
 seai. StwAlrEk H. TALBOT. u R. stamps. IocD Notary puLlic. TERRITORY OF ARIzoNA,l
 County of Coehse.
 Beior- me. il z under. igned notary pnblic in a d for the sf resaid county. personally sp- peared karles B-~man. known to m 10 be the person whose nau,e IS s1; Scnbed to the fore goipa in strunientz and tackn~~iedged 10 me thai he executed ss-safle Tor ihr- purposes and consider auons therein eypFesss d.
 Gwen nnder my hal d and seal of office thi: 18th day oi september. A, D I g. My com mission expires Aprl 22. 1902.
 Seal .. A. D. UPTON. l. K. stamp, rocD Notary tub-i~.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
Ell.

Ina, tbe highes, amou1r of indebtedness or liability io which the corporation is at any tim, to subject itself is 'r~enp five Thous md dollar
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
SEVENTH.

That the private property of each officer and stockholder oi said corporation IS to be exsD-P! from all corporate debts.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-22
FIRST.
That Ihe name of the cor poration shall be the EXPOSED REEF MINING COMPANY.

and its princ pal place of tr,nsacting business shall be al |, arrs Canyon, Huachuca Noun tains. County of Cochise. Territory of Ari-
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-02-07
Attacked by Crows.

The following, which sounds much
like fairy tale, comes from Hender-
son:
George Aldrich, farmer living
near Poole, Webster county, is now in
a serious condition, the result of an
attack made on him by a flock of
crows. The mischievous birds were
doing great damage to the growing
wheat in that section. With his gun
and in company with twelve year
old son, Aldrich went out to drive the
voracious birds from his farm. He
killed a lot of them, but instead Of fly
ing away, myriads OF them flew
down upon him and the boy, pecking
and scratching them in the face and
all over the body. The boy escaped,
but his father resisted the attack until
he was rescued physically exhau,tad
and bleeding all over. His eyes are
put out it is believed, and his entire
body lacerated. Hundreds OF the
birds were killed before they were
put 10 flight"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-02-07
Turnpike Corporations Win Again

Gov. Bradley has pardoned before
rial the Msyevile and Mt. Sterling
and Mavsville and Lexington Turn
pike Road Companies, indicted in the
Mason Circuit Court for failure to re-
port the financial condition of the
companies to the Mason Comfy Court
last year within the time prescribed
by law. The following reasons are
given by the Governor for the action
taken: "These indictments will result
in fines, one-hslt Of which will be
paid by the State. and the State will
derive no benefit. Mr.. Baldwin has
already been robbed OF a fortune by
turnpike raiders and their symps-
timers, and the State has lost as
much. Owing to the uncertain con-
ditioi OF values and incomes it ap.
pears that report could not have
been made"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-02-07
For Sale.

A one-fourth, one-third or halt in
terest in the best paying Daily and
Weekly newspaper and Job office in
the South or West. The plant is a
frst-class one, consisting of a fart
Cottrell press, four jo5bers, paper cul-
ter. gas engine, 1900 pounds of new
body type, an abundance of new job
and display type, aud everything nee
essary or desirable for a 1irst.class
offi"e, and, what is better than all, it
is making good money and will pay
40 per cant. annually on the invest
ment.
To the right man will give good
thing, but he must be able TO DO his
part, either in an editorial, business or
mechanical capacity. It is not for
lease, but for sale to the right party,
and the right man can get a bargain,
and on good terms. Address
JEo. b. GAINES,
29-tf Daily Times, Bowling Green, KY.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-02-07
FOOt-Pad Holds Up Trimble Nc
Kee.

Hold ups are becoming popular.
During the past week or so quite
number have occurred. Among the
lucky persons was Mr.. Trimble Nc
Kee, a student of the Kentucky State
College, who was held up about eight
O'Clock Friday evening while passing
the alley opposite the custom house.
A man spraDg out from the alley-wSY
aud grabbed him by the collar, prob
ably with the intention of frightening
him or throwing him down. At any
rate, Mckee during the struggle that
followed was able to draw his knife.
He at once began to carve his man
Probably finding this to his taste, the
wouId-be foot-psd ran.--Lexington
Herald.
Trimble is the son of II. Clay Nc
Kee, of this city.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-02-07
A Little Girls Essay on Temper
anCe.

A little school girl in the rural dis
trict of Gergia was told to write a
composition on Temperance ;" She
turned out the following: Temper
ance is more better than whisky.
Whisky ia ten cents drink, and lots
of it. My pa drinks whisky. He
ha' been full ll3 times. One night
he came home late and ma went out
aud cut some hickories and wallowed
him good. Then she ducked bic
head in tub of sospsuds and locked
him up in the barn. And the next
morning my paw said he reckoned
he'd swear off.-Ex.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-02-07
TOBACCO COMBINE.
The Union Tobacco Company of
America Incorporated.

A certificate OF consolidation of the
Union Tobacco Company of America
and North American Commercial
Company was flied with the Secretary
of State on last Wednesday, the title
OF the flrst-named corporation being
retained. The capital stock is Sl9,.
$4,000, divided into 100000 of
common aud 735O,OOO OF preferred
stock.
the principle business Of the COM
panv will be located in New York
City'
Nearly all of the directors are New
Workers.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-02-07
Stewart & Evans Combination
Sale.

Arrangements are perfecting for a
grand combination horse and mule
sale in this city on Friday and Satur-
day, March II and Is.
Messrs. Stewart and Evans can be
found at J. b. Whites grocery, where
they will, give desired information.
This sale will Immediately follow
Smiley's sale at Lexington, which
closes on March l6, and precedes
Woodward 81 Shanklin's sale, which
begins March 20.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-02-07
The Plour That Makes the Best
Bread.

The soft, fine white four will not
give as large an amount of muscle,
bone or nerve-making food AZ the
whole wheat -four, which constitutes
in itself complete lite-sustainer. In
selecting four choose tIat which is
dark 10 color and free from bran. The
best bread Il ours In the uaIket are OF
a yellowish-whits tingr, rather gran
uIstei, aud do not easily pack. They
make a strong aud elastic dough.
Though not whole wheat flpurs lhey
are decidedly the best of tie white
brand.. After selecting The Il 'ur The
uext important thing is 10 have a
good, strong, sweet anl pure yesst
rhe compressed cakes are good and
convenient, and will do the work
much more quickly than ten times
the amount OF homemade or bakers
yeast When setting bread to rise
stand your bresd-pan in another OF
warm water; cover the two so thai
the moisture will pass over the top
of the dough at an even temperature
Of 70 degrees Fahrenheit Mrs. 5. T
Rorer in Ladies' Home Journal.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1899-02-07

Danny Mcleod, champion cstsh-as-
catch-csn wrestler of America, gave
Adj, 1.-THE Terrible Turk" hard con-
test at st. Paul last Tuesday and won
the bout. Adj undertook to throw
Mcleod twice in an hour lie secur-
ed one fall in q minutes and l6 sec
onds by means of his superior weight,
but failed to repeat the performances,
thereby losing the contest and $1,000.