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Mesa free press., 1899-01-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate ~ Syrina B, Bigss. deceased. Notice
is hereby given by the undersigned Executor
Of the estate OF Syrina B. Bi:gs, deceased, to
tho ore litors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them,
with ths necessary vouchers, within 4 months
after the first publication of this notice to the
said Thomas P. Biggs at the law office of G. W.
Woy in Mesa City Bank building, Mesa, Ariz.,
the same being the place for tn transaction of
the business Of said estate in said County of
Maricopa. THOMAS p. BIGGS.
Executor OF the last will and testament of
Syrina b Biggs deceased
Dated Mesa Aris.. this 2;th day of January,
1879.
Mesa free press., 1899-01-27
PHOENIX SHORT LNlEl
PHOENIX 4 MARicoPA..


Arain leaves Phoenix at $50 ,. =
arrives at Tempe ut 500 .. a. and
Maricopa at 9.l5 p. ". S
Train leaves Maricopo ar 6.CO ,.
Arrives at Tempe at 10 =. ri, and
Phoenix at 7:30 a. M.
PHOENIX AND MESA CRY.
Leave Mesa at 9l5 NJ, p,nvs
Tempe $40 a ~. aud Pho. hix 10 =
Leave Mcsa at B T. -, .il',e
TemDe $50 p M, and 1t Phoenix,
6 r m. .
Leave Phoenix At elsa NJ. leas
Tempe at 9:35 a NJ, arrive At NeA
at 900 q M.
Leave Phoerix at 8 so . ~, lea, :
Tempe at 4 90 pm, aI,i,. Mesa
4.S0 p M.
Train connects at Maricopa With
Southern Pacific east hound Al 10 D
m. and with Southr.n Pacific wr.t
bound, leaving Msricopa =, 5.45 p:n
Connections ma1e Mt pLoeniy
with S..F P. l. p. for Co, gr4ss and
Prescott, and ut Nesa with stage fos
Mondays, W.dDs sdays md
Fridays ut II. 80 p. VI; for Fio,enee
and Globe. tuesdays, lharsdsys sss
Saturdays. at 4, . m.
All trains run daily ind will
at any pclnt in signal.
B F. PORTER,
NJ. Q. BIcKsELI, G.nl ssP
G-nl Pass. Agt.
General Office, Phoenix.
Mesa free press., 1899-01-27
DESERT LAND. FINAL PRoOF,--NOTICl
FOR PUBLIC sTlON.
United States Lxed Office
Tpcaon. Arizona. December G.

United States Lxnd Office
Tuchon. Arizona, December6, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that Melvin q. nm =
Tempe, Maricopa County. Arizona. has Ale1
notice of intention to make proof in HE aeese1+
land claim Nj. 2i7s. for the WI ,tEsc; a. Z.
2. 8. R. R.6E, G &B. r NJ. bsfor the Clsrk a.
the District Court at Phosnix, Arisoaa. ~ EAt-
urday, the 2lst day Of January. 1899.
he Nance the following witnesses 70 prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation Of sait
land: Charles B. Lewis. LafayettA Hili. Elisha
G. Woodm An~es aud Jesse D. Hohson al af
Mesa ArisOnA.
AMr0a B. M00R1
RaNiu1ns
Mesa free press., 1899-01-27

Ball, r. J.-25 It. south strip Lot and
southeast corner lot 3 Block "A
and lotl Block "a. Total assess
ment $25O.O0; tax $l75; costs 81.
Total due,
Mesa free press., 1899-01-27
il. DR ANE1
Physician and Surgeon.

Office over La,nAt.'s Drug stor.
Main Street, Mesa i'y.
Mesa free press., 1899-01-27
sOioins ststien .

TIE 0uly North and south Line ia tixtnx ira
vsrsiny aud reaching the nost interesting sestioha
incluuipg ths reat Salt kh Or valley.
Through tickets all points In ~ itsd
States, 0snads AMI Mexico.
ConnsCtiAx y, Jerome JuActieA gitA sRaiAs
Of u. v. 4 +. Fy. for Jerome.
............ At frascott with stage Nass for
al he principal mining campk; 1t Congrsss
Junction with Congress Gold o X. e. for Con.
n ess and stsge lines for hai qua Aala. Ht .AtOn
and Yar.ell. AT Phaenix ~itn the AariespA 4
phoen,x Ry., FOR points on q. r. By, also With
8. r. Y. Ry. At Bot 6orirGs Junotton With the
q. q. n. \. +. Go stage lise fer f,sstle Cfs
Hot Springs; the new all ths ear hAs !th reAert.
R.M. MURPHY, GkO. II. .Rak6EN
Pres't 4 Gen. Mar. Gen TT. 4 Pass Aet
Prescott. Aeis. Preecats Alix.
Il. E.WELLO.
Ass't Con. Mgr.
rescott. Ariyena.
Mesa free press., 1899-01-27
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROoE.-S
FOB PUBLICATIONs
United States Land Otlice,

United States Land Once,
! Iucsan. Arizoaa, December a lsSA
Nosioe 10 hereby given that Elisha G. H>s1
mansee. Of Meea, haricopa County. Arisona
has fled notice Of intention to make prof q
his desert-land claim No. 2i73. for sh~ ~ 81
700. 80 T. 2, 8. r. e; G. 4 8. r. A.. b-foFs -
Clerk Of the District Court as Phoenix. lriao6&
On Saturday. tho 2ist day .f January, 1888.
he names the following witnersss to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation 81 said
land: Charles b. Lewis. LAfayette Hill ana
Tease d. HohsoA. of Mesa, Arizona, and NslyiS
q. Hill. OF Tsmps. ArisonA
MILTON Il. NOORR.
Resialsf.
Esfss rsb Dss .. -.
Mesa free press., 1899-01-27

Griffin. r. l. Lot l. 2, Block ~. $500;
Improvements. $40 {; Tax S2.,0;
cos,s ST. Total due.......... .........Gs.1t
Goldman & Co: South " Of North n lot
I, Block 46, So: lax .a5: costs $1.
Total duc...... ........................S
Gibson, Jas. P. Lo' 8, Block l6. $l2s: inn
prnvements. $275 Household fur.
niture $2i. Tax ~ 81. o ISIS 81. To-
tai due. ..t5.vI
Lamb, vc. Lots Z, &, Block rs. $3.50 i'm
proveme' Is, $iCO; hous-h Id fur
nitqre S50 Tax $S 50. Gusts 81 To-
tai due. ue............... ....... ......... A. 20
Pomer Bros SO fee, south front SOUTH
east corner lot 2, Block 5. $40; i'm
| provemenls $1tOO. toal .sSees-
ment 5000. Tax Si40o; cost. 81.
Total due ....$i5. .Ca
Sabin, 7. H. Lot 3 Clock 4.$l50; improve
! me.ts $SO0: household fnr,iture
SIS; horse and buggy SIS. Total
a.s stment $1,000. Tax &7.t0:.
tOs ST.. Total due 90
Wilbur, T. W. West X of East n of
lts3, I. Block Is, 500; 100 shares
of stock in Mesa Ci , Bank 1t 800
per share: Total a-s ssm. ut tl0.-
100. Tax 5000. Costs 81. Total
tax due... ..;..........$ .$.1. 10
Wilbur, 8. D 80 shares of o. ock in the
Mesa City Bank at $40 yer share.
Total a sest meit $sOOO Tax $3.50
Costs 81. Total tax due. e........ -. $500
NOTICE.
To thu persoue, parties, corporations, comps-
nies and owners shove named. ga oil others,
interested in the lands. real estate aud personal
property above mentiuEe ed and Geecr bed.
I. Phineas Daley. Marshal and Ex-Of co Tax
Collector Of Mesa CT in .he totnty of Mari
Fcopa, Territory OF Arizoua, do hereby give no.
tice
That less he. she or they shall pay the taxes
toge' her with the costs, OF, the real estate and
personal properly ~ described in th. foregoing
delinquent ta4 list. the Same will be sold for
the satisf action of ead taxes and costs.
And do fu ther hereby give notice that on
Tuesday tho 7th day of March. 1882 all the lands
and real estate aud personal properly as
described above will be exposed to public sale
in front ofthe Town Hall. in said Me.,a City in
Maricopa county. Arizona, for the amount of
taxes AID costs due thereon.
pHINEAS DALEY,
Marshal and Ez-of6cio Tax Collector Of
Mesa City. .f
Mesa free press., 1899-01-27
MEo4 thEE PRESS.
FarDAY JAN. %, 1899
LOCAL NEWS.


Mr.. Abel il ous again after severe
attack of grip.
Henry Moody has been seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
Miss Sic Allison has been quite
sick this week with the grip.
The silver grays will be out in
force tonight in 90 Or hall.
Mesa Camp Of Woodmen will visit
Tempe camp next Wednesday night.
G, F. Lampey, the Phoenix mer-
chant. was Mesa visitor yesterday.
The doctors have been about the
busiest people in the community of
late,
Work has been pushed the past
week on the cyanide plant at Gold
field.
George Cluff will give free enter
tainmert at Social Hall tomorro~
night.
Mr.. Sinclair OF the Barley, Berry.
man Grocery 90. OF Phoenix, is in town
today.
Chas Seigle who has baen very low
with pneumonia is now steadily i'm
proving.
DR. Hawley has been very sick
this week but is now steadily im-
proving.
Judge Hakes and family have gone
T. to the Goldscld country for brief
outing
Van Wright's new barber shop the
80 Different" Is sporting 6Le new
window shades.
A foul bali at the hall game Sun
day, struck Willie Vance on the nose
and broke it.
Rev. 8. L. Guthre is very seriously i'll
with nervous prostration brought on by
mental overwork.
Ohas Mullen's team ran away the
other day and completely demolished
the carriage and harness.
James Anderson has been very Sc
riously i'll with pneamonia but we
understand he is now improving.
Ex -United Sta'es Ats,rney g neral
G.rl.nd dropp.l d.el While al lress-
ing the Sapren- Curt Thu 'sd,y.
What did D-wey dol Ii ynu want
to knov get the story of the Philip
pines from Mrs. c. A. Sm,th.
In another column will be found
the advertisement Of the Mesa Nursery
Read the very liberal affer there made
and take advantage of it. There is no
living fence so attryctive a. a palm
fence. You will find all kinds Of er4cs
and shrulery, too. in this nursery
and the prices are bedrock,
The Souvenir number OF the Graham
Oounty Bulletin rejects great credit
upon its publishers as we'll IA upon the
town ani section that il represents. The
B islstin rece.ves spl. ndid Vatronoae
frsm the people ovrr there and it is an
ply Justified 10 it. journalistic enter-
prise.
Private lessons on guitar. 80 cents
per lesson Twelve les. ons IS.
ARTHUR SAYLER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06
ENGLAND'S CABINET CALLED.
URGENT MESSAGES TO MEMBERS FOR A
MEETING on FRIDAY.

London. Sept 6-The Premier. the Marquis o.,
Salisbury. VIII come 70 London to-day from
Walmcr to confer with the Secretary q state
for tho Colonies Joseph Chamberlain. and
Cabinet council has been summoned for Friday
urgent messages having been sent 70 all the
Ministers requesting their attendance.
There IS grea, activity AZ the Admiralty the
War once and the Colonial once.
Numerous telecrams from South Africa ar
rived at the Colonial Office yesterday. but their
contents have not been made public
General Lord Woiseley Field Marshal and
Commander in Chief IS in daily communication
vt,h the War ONCE as are also General sir
Evelyn Wood aajutant general to the forces.
and Colonel Hector Archibald Macdonald. aide
de-cam7 70 The Queen.
Th. Press Association asserts that the officers
~ ,ns Highland Light Infantry. at Devonport
notified their nen last evening to prepare FOR
departure. probably on Thursday
The Daily Mali expresses tho opinion thai
..he next move Will be an uitmatum unless
President Kruger yields" Il declares that
1-o.o men Is The outside number that the
-r-orsvaa, Government can put into the fed
the Berlin correspondent % The Daily Mah'
saws. y learn from Boer sources that reliable
~ao.s has n4er received at The Hague from
Pretoria .o The effect tha, President KRUGER Til
-,,, give Mr.. Chamberlain tre 70 send an uiti-
r,a.ur. hut viii AXE advantage Of the first
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06
CONFLICTING NEWS N LONDON
CONSIDER THE SITUATION
SERIOUS -REAssURING DISPATCH
rn-M rRETnRLA
FROM PRETORIA

-,,z~~or,r.
Fh M f''h ''i''A ..., a..
London Sept o-Ihe 'a'es' go. ,s-.o.
this city from 'arious points =" - ,-
Is vague ana contra H''olT .e,.,.ta,ions
known regarding 'he s'"'. o- ,r-.-s,,sa, nan
between Great britain anu '-'7
What was learned yest4r1as.
The opinion ot nose ""'
ginning u war between ''ea' ID ''"'''
Transvaal as only matter oi s''o'
voiced hy The St James g.
saws r0-laV ~ rA new '''4i' mus '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06
CROKER WAS not THERE.
THE BOSS STILL KEEPS n sEcLUsIoN
DOES NOT APPEAR AT THE MEETING OF
THE DEMOCRATIC GLIB GOVERNORS.
.--~.r - -,r--.-,-r--.- - r,0N-r

THE DEMOCRATIC GLIB GOVERNORS.
AND LITTLE BUSINESS Is DONE.
Where is Croker" vas asked hundreds of
times a. the Democratic club last night The
rooms ~ the club we're filled with Tammany
politicians all the evening There VAS dire dis
appointment because Richard Croker, the boss
os tho Tammany organization. failed - appear
Ills habit ~ n,ysteriousy disappearing AZ times
90 political stress never had caused more voice
Joss profanity among tho faithful than last
night The Board of Governors - The Demo
cratic Club held rs regular monthly meeting
Mos ~ tho Tamuany district leaders were
there John r Carroll Mr Crokers deputy In
the leadership Il the organization. was present
lo, king solemn and careworn. Mayor Van
Wyck with an abundant coat of tan on his
face looked as Il his long vacation had agreed
with him
Without tho advice of Mr Croker the Gov
ernors of the Democratic Club could not oe
expected to d. much last evening. and they did
li'f'e except 20 transact some necessary routine
business. They decided 20 have a stand erected
IN front of the clubhouse for tho Dewey cele-
hraaon and % have Horgan & Sattery. the
Tsmmany architects superntend the Job Than
RI. meeting adjourned
For an hour pr Two later the Tammany poll
ti..ans ioitered In the lobby - the clubhouse.
arrarertfv hoQI1r thar th4 BOSS would appear.
Their eyes turned every minute or Two toward
tt- Ioor. A. last they gave up hope and began
to l.aro Mr Carroll VAS one = the iast % q.
H. evidently hal expected that Mr. Croker
would appear and put a stop ~ The stories
which hal heen af-at regarding the alleged IN
t.rtiou - Nr Cr ker to find another deputy
leader He declared that he did nor know whore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06
ANXIrrY u me TRANSvAAL

EXODUS or pOPyLATloN CONTINUES
piANs To TRANSPORT NATIVES
johannesburg SEPT 5-Pshic anxiety shows
ro sta,enert and the exodus of the population
.-auee The stats Of several large hnancla.
houses are .eavlog here tonight with their books
g. cape Town.
d., public meeting held at Boksburs the
F-s Cornot guaranteed the safety Of all me
poi. dents - the district. He announced that ~"
natives would be transported Immediately upon
declaration " war IN trucks that were ""i'.h-
70 every railway station and he advised iai. .'.'-9
q. group fr.u-elvec and that superlrten lri-l7
t- appointed 20 take charge ~ each group
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06

the stem This bet is seven and one-hak feet
wide and under normal conditions only three
and one-haif feet viii he above the water hne.
Darbett.s ~ lJ-lnch steel protect the ammuni-
ton hoisfs and the turning gear ~ The turrets
Tho ship has protective deck n hardened
steoi two and three-quarters inches thick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06
APPEALS TO THE POWERS
GERMANY AND ITALY ASKED
TO SEND WITNESSES
FOR DREYFL,S.
LABORI TELEGRAPHS TO EMPEROR
WILLIAM AND KING HCMBERT-AT
TACHES EXPECTED TO TESTI-
FY-AN ADJOURNMENT
POSSIBLE.


Rernes. Sept 5-Mai,re Lab this afternoon
,elegraphed personal appeals 70 Emperor VIII
lam and King Hum5ert 70 gra-' permission TO
Colonel schwarzkoppen and { o Panzzarc.
German and Italian military attaches IN Paris
in 1894 70 come 70 Rennes to testi,J IL the tai
Of Captain Drevfus This is the news Of the
day and the chief topic Of conversation N the
cafes and resorts Of journalists this evening
The appeals We're couched in eloquent terms.
invoking the assistance OF Their Majesties IN
the name OF justice and humanity They are
supplementary to the formal application that
viii be made by ths Government commissaFy.
Major Carriere
The demand OF Il re Laoori that the court
martial should issue -emsnds subject to the
approval Of the Two sovereisns. came Ike
thunderbolt at to-days session. The step is
traught With momen,ous consequences. as II az
fords 70 Emperor William an opportunity again
TO assume his fav--.,e role OF arb,er o., the
destinies ot the world 30 viii bs surprised
II Colonel schvarzkoppen IN the name Of the
Kaiser. makes declaration that VIII practically
.-faf
VERDICT MAY BE ON FRIDAY.
Both schwarzkoppen and Panizzardi must
consul their respective sovereisns before start
Ing but the counsel fo- Captain Dreyfus fully
exrect them 70 arrive here. L they come at alL
in time TO give their testimony on THURSDAY.
r. this case the trial would probably conclude
-,. - .no ,-.-7fo- Re 9effva-ad on FRI
da~ or Saturday This is the view that OBJ
,a,rs this evening. differing somewhat from
the feeling earlier IN the day.
~olora, Jouaust told Maitre Demange at the
close n me session that. Il he received Official
notification that Coionels schwarEko7pen and
psn,zzarsi were coming. he would be prepared
- sa,o,r, the trial peaa!ng thei- arrival An
a4,o,,---nsr, n. fo-ty-e.sht hours would proba-
biv give them time 70 get here
remarkable circumstance and one thar IS
significant OF the relations between the two
eminent advocates who are conducting the de-
,sncs &c the fact that Martre Labor telegraphed
- rho German Emperor and the King of Italy
On his own Initiative. without consulting or
advising with Maitre Dem4nse
Confident OF ACQUIrTAL
TIE a,nearance OF Colonels Schwarzkoppen
s-d psr,-za-ai would be the most sensational
.,, 90 ,ha -,os, ,,,nor,s,, incident Of the
sr,,-a trial Their de,osi,ions would be a
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06

SCENERY Is UNSURPASSED
Between NrV-lork and Chicago Via Lackt anna
Railroad Nestlhuled trains All aec9 9mmoaa ION. on
Fine service Lowest rates. Es BroadHay.-lA1Nt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06

Good music. grand scenery glorious sail make
,revel by Albany Day Line constant joy.-AdFt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-06

Then came the DAY ~ reckoning f0r McKane
and his friends Tn December proceedings We're
instituted hy The friends - Mr. Gayn0r against
The ruler o; Grates-nl McKan- vas confident
that b. would never boz convicted The Grand
Jury indicted him with eighteen = his friends
Then. n being feared mat District Attorney
lanes " Ridguay might have sympathy for
NfrKane IN his extremity. ar appeal was mad"
fa rho Attorney General who aTpoirred as bis
deputies Edward NJ shepard. General Benjamin
g. Tracy Ter- A Weinberg and CllnttI A. J..
Lamb These mon represented the Teopl" Nc
Kane was represented boy George " Roderick.
.v-Ju1ce Troy Foster J. Backus James Glen
d.rr.rc and Colonel james. II Manhattan Jus
ice BARTLETT was me magistrate. The trial q
NcKane lasted four weeks An unsuccessful
attempt was made 80 brlhe the jury. which was
locked UP every n.ghf in the 81 George Hotel
NcKane was convicted His counsel secured the
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-11-30
KIND WOKDS-THANKS.

DEAR JOE ARGUs:-Now that
you have reached an enlarged
edition Of your valuable paper,
the ARGUS is still at the head of
the list, and as a first class fam
lily newspaper, will continue to
ssfill long felt want' that our
city and county should be prouder
of than ever. Its unlimited degree
of usefulness and influence will be
more strongly felt than in the past
and as a Democratic worker it Is
strictly ssin it'' at all times and
under all circumstances, and may
it continue to grow.-Truly Colds
boro and Wayne county are 60 be
congratulated.
Let them continue to 'Fpull to-
gether'' and they will ego for
ward'' till they reach the very
pinnacle of fame, upon the top-
most round of the ladder, with
ssExcelsior" for the watchword, |,
and there can be NJ such word as
FAIL in its vocabulary. Truly, the
ARGUS has grown to be a power
in the land and will steadfastly
increase as the years go by. That
it may live long and continue in
prosperity is the wish of
A SUBSCRIBER.
Mt. Olive. n. G..
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-11-30
NOBLY DONE,

The ARGUS tips it's hat to the
Philadelphia Times, from which
we copy the following that ex-
plains itself:
ssSergeant Bill Anthony de-
served better fate than that
which overlook him. He had GER
tainly earned a grave outside the
Potter's field and had a right to
expect escape from the Morgue
and dissecting room, even though
neglect drove him to take his own
life. Thousands of men in this
broad land, where service to ones
country is more or less appre
ciated, would have saved the he-
ro's body from humillation-had
the thought Of its fate occurred
to them. But not man said a
word and the body was ticketed
for the city dead house and Pot
ter's field when The Times stepped
In and did proper, natural thing.
s'The Times has bought grave
and will bury brave Bill Anthony
at its own expense. 1t is a mere
bit Of sentiment, perhaps, but
never the Morgue, dissecting room
or pauper's grave for this mans
body.
"Sergeant Anthony, we give
you the salute to the deadr'
Rill Anthony was the "sergeant
of the watch" on board the U. S.
Battleship Maine, whose report
of her blowing up to Captain
Sigsbee will be told of him in the
annals of all time.
HurryiDg to the Captains quar-
ters, amidst the CONSERVATION and
confusion and pandlmonium and
death that prevailed, and calmly
giving his superior officer the ofc
fetal salute he said: "Sir, I have
the honor to report that the ship
has been blown up and is sink
ing"
The poor fellow, perhaps de-
ranged from the effects of that
terrible experience, committed
suicide last week, in Philadelphia.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-11-30
Reflections of a Bachelor
New York Press.

New York Press.
Love is poetry, marriage is
prose. Aud man without either
can meyer appreciate the other.
The trouble with problem
novel is that it's generally too
much problem and not near
novel enough.
No man really appreciates
what a wife might to him till he
gets sick and has to pay twenty
dollars a week to a nurse to sit
and make him take his medicine.
To be happy, a man before he
falls in love ought to keep both
his eyes wide opens; when be is
engaged be ought to keep one
eye half open. and after he gets
married he ought to keep both
eyes shut.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-11-30
letter Salt Rneum and Eczema.

The intense itching and smarting in
cident to these diseases, is instantly
al1ayed by applying Chamberlain's
Eye and Skin Ointment. Mary very
bad cases have been permanently cured
by it. It is equally efficient for itching
piles and a favorite remedy for sore
nipples, chapped hands, chilblains,
frost bites and chronic sore eyes. 25cts.
per box. For sale by M. e Robinson
s. Bro. and Goldsboro Drug Go. in
Goldsboro and ], r. Smith Mt. Olive N.
@.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-11-30
OFFICERS ELECTED.

Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Associa-
ton of Wayne County.
The Wayne county branch of
the Farmers Mutual Fire Insur.
ance Association, which met here
on the 18th instant, reelected
James M. Wood. president; N.
j. Smith, secretary and treasurer;
A. J. Brown, local agent, and the
following township supervisors:
Goldsboro-A. M. Prince, E.
L. Edmundson, D. L. Edgerton.
Fork-H. T. Jones, Geo. L.
Becton, W, M. Grantham.
Grantham-Dr. J. B. Kennedy,
F. B. Jordan, M. E. Cox.
Indian Springs-J. II. Ed
wards, Edward Holmes, w. r.
Simmons.
New Hope-N. Men. Buie,
Oscar Sutton, Benz. Casey.
Saulston-B. A. Parks, j. F.
Hill, Geo. F. Butts.
Nahunta-J. w. Aycock, O. L.
Aycock, Z. P. Davis.
Pikeville-Albert Aycock, Thee
@. Hill, j. T. Dees.
Great Swamp-Green Cope
land, Barnes Aycock, J. K. Pope.
Stcny Creek-H. D., Ham, j.
Fl. Johnston, B. III. Lancaster.
Brogden-J. P. O'Berry, VIM
Holmes, Geo. w. Parker.
The report of the retiring secc
retary and treasurer, A. J. Brown
for four years ending September
1, 1899, was very gratifying ir
that it showed phenomena
growth and success of the Asso.
citation. The capital stock now
amounts to something over $3.50,
900, and the annual cost of insur.
ance has only averaged $40 pei
| thousand dollars.
Some amendments to the Con.
stitution and by laws were recon-
mended and adopted which will
be sent out to each membtr.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1899-11-30
Used By British Soldiers in Africs

Capt. @. Ct. Dennison is we'll known
all over Africa as commander. of the
forces that captured the famous rebel
GaEshe- Under date of Nov. 4, 1897.
from Vryburg, Bechuanaland, he
writes: Before starting on the last
campaign bought quantity of Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, which I used myself when
troubled with bowel complaint, and
had given to my men, and in every
case it proved most beneficial -
For sale by Goldsboro Drug Co. and
M. E. Robinson & Bro. in Goldsboro,
aad by J. R. Smith. Mt. Olive. N. c..