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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25
PERSONAL BUT POLITE.

u trip 10 \TOWIcy'
Miss Lodo HARRISON is spending
awhile with friends in town.
Mrs. l.. Farrelly made q visit to
friends in Lindsay this week.
Mrs. i. II. Irvine spent last
week in the city on business.
Fred MageArl spent several days
on Cat Island, this week.
J. B. Ahronbeck of Baton Rouge
came here on business Friday of
last week.
Kirkland Douglas spent Sunday
at Laurel Hill with his mother, who
is q guest at Mrs. Argues.
Mrs. O.rD, Brooks and daughter
have returned from the city.
Miss Hannah Town is at home
again from her city trip.
Miss Nan Stirling was a gncSt in
town of Mrs. W. II. Taylor OF
Monday
Miss Mary West spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Margaret
Stirling at Wakefield.
Mr.. John Minor accompanied biz
sister, Miss Margaret, to visit rela
tives here. lie has returned home
Mrs. \. NJ. Comeanx of New Or
leans arrived Sunday to visit. he1
mother.
Miss II. l.. Raynhom Is expected
home to-day from Wildwood Inst
Jackson, to spend Sunday.
Miss N. c. Mumford came dow
from Wakefield to. visit her rela
tives, this week.
Mrs. S. IT. Lemon of Laurel I'LL
went to Baton Rouge, last Satul
day. Her friends regret that nc
health continues poor.
J. &. MunsOn the entcrpriSln
saw.miIl man WIS in town, Wee
aesday, from his home near JacE
son.
Miss Annie Laurie BroOme {
! CentnrilIe Tenn HAS arrived TO vi
it her cousin, Miss Mamie Mon
gomery,
| Mr. and Mrs. d. +. Buchana
md Miss +. HollingSworth OF Ne
Orleans were at Como for Il
WoOtl.Brandon wedding.
AlevsrS r. c. Wicklitfc and II
land Percy spsnt Sunday ~ CUES
at upper Wakefield.
{. L. Percy has been employ
vi the depot, this week, aSs'StIu
relieving Mr., j, ID. Wood in !
duties, and also relieving him in J
absence.
Major q. W. McGinois, Mess
D J. j.. Wood ..Sr and MEG. Wo
) and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Peg
son. all of Port Gibson, were I
) groom's relatives attendant up
l. the Como wedding.
- Mrs. Willie Raum of Vicksbr
has been OIL u pleasant visit to
. relatives here, returning no
this week.
~ J. y. LeMke leaves the early p
r, of next week for New Orleans
enter upon his duties as an inte
e. at the Charity Hospital. Ju'
:. and Mrs Leake return to the q
q, Thursday next,
ID Mrs. r. w. Butler has been v
y. i'll. this week. DR.. l.. G. Stirl
&c Of Baton Rouge came up TueS'
h. night in consultation with DIR. ]
1t row upon her case. Last reports
g that she is better.
~ Miss Belle Leake is expected
u on a visit, the latter part of l
ny week. Mrs. A. F. Barrow
''S probably return to New Orb
with her some time after Easter.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25
Sweet Potatoes.

-. Both for eating and seed.
Pumpkin Yam and
Queen Of the South varieties
Price Is cts a bushel.
Nicholas II. Barrow
Wevaaohe, ?. .. "a.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

While driving to the traiIi, Tues.
day afternoon, ~ painful accident
happened to Miss Mary Mulnforl.
The horse SHE'D at something in the
rose hedge lane, on this side of
Pecan Grove, andssbegan TO buck
Miss Mumford became frightened,
and while endeavoring to get ont Of
the buggy was'thrown ont by the
plunging of the animal, and receiv'
ell \ severe cut OH her forehead
above the left eye. ......, -, ~
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

Mrs. E. b. IlaSscl, I.ogaIisport.
In, writes: For le years have found
DIR. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine
the best liver medicine (nuch better
than ZeiliM's and Black Draught,)
Cured my little hoy Of Frightened
Spells i'll bis sleep, caused by Tor
pid Liver.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25
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This has been week of queer.
visitors, Besides gypsies, there
were some Persians with a.danuing
bep, q monkey, and-a wonderful.
amount ef::tlirt sticking to their
clothing. ~ ..::.:' =, .
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

IldtITcI IIIII, nd, Midi o-I3
TO all whom it may concern
I consider Vigilant the best
horse in the parish by far. | have
bred to him and am very much
pleased with his colts. ! will breed
to him again this season.,
! would advise any one TO refer
to White Bros near Norwood sta.
S. II. Lemon. -
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

10 to John LcJrmc'a for your
'rng and sumner underwear. lie
|hjust received a big line.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

The member of the Woman's
Auxiliary devoted all of satu d y
to their ccliaratible abdrs, and spent
the time +! 4: 4,'iiitins:: :.;'7 ... IT,.
This is not all tho good work don
by the ladies. during lent, as they
have met regularly eaeh y, week, a'''
have completed number OF gar
ments at home: There is to bean
other all day meeting at the W. a
rooms in the former rectory, We'd
ncsday pey,. Lsdio. will pleas!
takrnotice.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

A band Of gyPSj"s has been
anpng near Aronstcin's gin, this
'ai, and has reused The interest
@lhcSe strange people always
exile, The women have been tell,
ghrIuneS for ten cts a fortune,
| Mss Sharp says that is all her
'NtNe is worth.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

Lie st, FrancisyiIIo Board of
"S'I.l met Thursday and agreed
certain regulations with a view
%~l'mS the town in better n.y.
g!puc condition.
: ,'eBond opposite Freyhan 4
WY The one ON Ferdinand st op-
l%'e u g Temples residence,
''p Tue OHeip the old graveyard
't.s ordered drained Immediately.
!, iae marshal was instructed to SEE
:'' a'l premises are cleaned with
%@ Jays. lie was also instruct
!, zee that all hogs and hos
p !, ate moved out of town within
% .,o A penalty not to exceed
wv Was liked to be imposed on any
s,n falling to comply with thi
o'dnance.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

Laurel Hill, La, Feb 1890.
W. II. Richardson,
Yours reed. In regards to
your horse, will say that [ think he
is a fine animal and decidedly the
best horse that has ever stood for
service in the parish, with the ex
ceptim of one and that one is own.
cd by your'humblc servant
t.: G. B. Hamilton.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

No other medicine builds ny aud
fortifes the aysteaE against 1nis
carriages IA we'll as Simmons squsN
Vine Wine or Tahlets7.,s;: = .'':',
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

The roads are in the same "hofr:.
hl e state, they were in all winter.
And it is useless to expect: the
farmers to work them, ut this time,
when blowing is going an, and is Of
the first Importance. Bat certain
holes and other bad places in the
roads require attention nOtwith-
standing. There is money in the
parish treasury collected for this
purpose, and now is the time, #
ever, when it should be used to re-.
pair the worst parts Of the roads,
at least, in order to- fit them for
spring travel and to avert peril to-
life and limb. Ii hands in the coun.
try are all too busy for this work
there is plenty Of idle labor iIf.town,
that 10 lid not do better, than to be
employed in this very necessary
piece Of work. -..,.. 80. $50, ;.
Rev f. Edwards, pastor Of ithe
English Baptist Church. ut Miaera::
uille, Pa, when suffesingi:witlfrAe
,natism, was advised to 1sfy Eham.
berIain's Pain Balm lie says: IA
few applications Of &tiiis li,'ihnnt
proved Of great service to me- : 1t
subdued the infenHation and re
Iieved the pain, - Should any s,,f.
ferer profit by giving PAIN Balm q
trial it will please 'me:"'' For sale
by ,:Killwurne 4; Forrester,' st.
Frsncisville, viIleret Is. ALLAN,
Bayou Sara, La.
A prominent planter, residing a
few miles from town., believes in
keeping bees. And with regard
thereto he draws q not impossible
hypothesis. III former years, says
Mr.. J. p. Bowman when every
plantation had its row Of hives iii
the orchard less was heard of fruit
destroyed by insects than now, and
it is probable: that the bees. i'll OK
tracting the honey destroyed the
larvae Of insects in the Heart of-tht
blossom. y, - :::..: ~. 80 !.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

about two weeks, after which time.
careful service and prompt delivery
are guaranteed for all orders
Flushed cheeks throbbing tenn
pies, nausea, lasSitude, lost appetite,
sallow complexion. pimplcs, blotch.
Is, are warnings. uTake DR.. NJ. \.
Simmons Liver Medicine.
There is a town ordinance prohis.
tive Of throwing paper and trash
III the bitches, but some of our up
town merchants seem to have for
ge,tcn'it.; This gentle'rcn,iader may
save them from Are ia we hear
complaints Of the practice.
TO restore the clear skin, the
bright eye, tho slcrt: guilt and sound
health, use DR.. NJ. a. simmon
ILlver Medicine,
We have long advocated huyins
fruit trees from Southern nurseries
on the theory that they. arc better
adapted to resist the influence o
the carly warm spells VIC have il
-, these latituAcs than those seeding
accustomed ia ~ calder climate
The latter burst into hleam on til
J. first warm spell, aud the blossom
n are killed 10y the recurring col
y weather. yearly source Of shof'
It age III tho first crop, southey
d products are acelimated to thes
It spurts of heat, and DO not bloo'
81 until the spring y maee'' advanced
.s|The eorrectpess Of hisE:is abunds'.
lily shown now. Only Up hte hlOon
1t Ing treea have escaped che cold, an
i. upon them are We to depend ft
NJ fruit the coming season..
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

! have been afflicted with rhe"ma-
tism for fourteen years and nothing
seemed to give any relitt. i was
able to be around ali the time. hat
constantly suffering mad tried
everything IcopM hear Of sataa at
last was told to3tryaO ham nn
Pain BALM, which ! did, ing. was
Immediately relieved and. in a abort
time cured. nm happy to say thai
| il has not since: ~returned.--.lash
Edgar, Germantown ca, Eo
sale by Kilbourne & F0r.este', st
Franeisyllle, Vlllcrot d Allan
Bayou Sara, La. =
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

LIZ.
EIrRRc&AA
LL,EGH, o..
Oriean1t ". ~
ned asslessss
omises maoSi
n practices.
i silver Ass.es
etc., aWeSoosS
md EuTop.s
commesasS..
Expeha.
LuditlnG ~
higher ~
, other d, las
\ our c0llle,si
We unegnea.gssl
n unes
IS all overt
anectlOns l y.
V known.
ig ssudensy
soulScolls,s;s
uaS Ss w w
md they ~"
ng formsla.
English. m
schools
logups. soF&
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

Cote john LeJeone'A for your
Ldng dresses. lie has Just re-
Irirei 4 full linc Of pretty goods
BRps 10 suit the trade.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

Nall line Of shirt wrists halt
,.at Jno LeIc"ne'''
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25
TRUE DEMOCRAT

H. y
s :s'" f.s at u Se',1 .1n .dx walk in croat
marssaa put Oh '"'
't"rage Il ::or'' -; -,,1rs 1t plet-
''A'''' GG ;',.f ii the III hill st. vile
patronage DAVIDSON has bee" appoint" appoint
mites ss;' 70 I,.t.. militia co" Up
ill 20, 7--,,I work. DR.. G. s.
''' } s.', Meyer Hotel: i,
-, 5''''.~ 7;,9oarI is painting Mrs.
,c;,. 1,l. ' osrse in pretty shade
F'"dlcal' d anEitI SF9
ARROW, p:' =, -1o.s worth
|NeisviIIe, big line OF men -, rro 10.
LOGGING '0i ''
M tpss'
IRE west Fciiciana Rifles have
umber s1 a,'i' nn ,,Ss more e" soldier.
|WLTON. "r ,,,,,a.e 81 at drill.
~ 81, Of all kinds at Mrs, J.
anu Pin Ein 81, "" ,,,lcs oranges, raislnS' c"'
ESSed. n! ''T a.scs, andprnncH' Also fresh
,,inn = ord spol' -
p ,''' o, d. ,,,:ic tie little daughter Of j.
the ~'''' ' n,ssf fill off the bed last S''"''
Q. !, and broke her collar bone
'tOn' ,.s miIiincty goods, "otion"'
d "a. l|arrrching, ties, stick p'"S' '''Fs
Miss II. L. Towns.
JACK Nall line Of shirt WRISTS half
NJ! SIo" "% ,sa Jno LeIe"ne'''
season rrlrd Tcnncy, little daughter
t"tlon ,pn. renney, had her fourth
r. =. !. rlny Observed on Friday by {, a
''"'' H4fbfh party for her small
i'll not u fqs from $3.50 10 p Ill.,
Barrow. Want your teeth fixed Go to
2, - G. S. Hamilton, Meyer Hotel
NC, P, White was entered as
IRVINE lbross,,flsman in the Masonic
,o.. o.. sfgpity Monday night,
" Cato John I.e.Ieone'H for your
" tng dresses. lie has Just re-
j rel full lincO pretty goods
BSes 10 sgit the trade.
nHRI Ga, lOremun SAYS he waS most
S%N hd to death, Monday. There
hasa deaf mute printer helping il
||ith, fp, that day.
mCS. Hamilton With Office Il
entry, Never Hotel does work at price
'rove!ys,- psail the ti@ns.
r. -" IA RiDley White and wife have
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

Attention is called to the all of
the Bayou Sara Bottling Works,
which will be open for business in
about two weeks, after which time
careful service and prompt delivery
are guaranteed for all orders.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25
.sEaSter Day In Gr,les' Church
Early Coa.,nunion 1880 u. M
. C.ndnr S.hnol a.3fl.a.f,i. :.

sunday ochO0I you a.:ls!'
i: Holy Communion and Sermon by
Rev w. Taylor Douglas at IL a. M
Subject of Easter Sermon, 1.-THE
Myth Of the Resurrection" :
During holy week there will be
services daily at 4 p. III.
Gooa Friday II .. M. and 4'p' IN
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

,,e millinery goods, notions
~, ,,ching, ties, stick pi"*' '"ceS
/, d Miss H. L. Towns.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

1 Want your teeth fixed ? Go to
h S. Hamilton, Meyer Hotel
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

Dr. s. Hamilton With Office at
IIeyer Hotel does work at prices
h suit the times.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

rr,,cd Tcnncy, little daughter
,rr. renney, had her fourth
r,lhy Observed on Friday by n
ssrdlfh party for her small
..,o,,. from $3.50 to 5 p. H.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

OurfOremoR SAYS he Wa" most
Hid to death, Monday. There
Esadeaf mute printer helping in
fcp, that day.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

T. Ripley White and wife have
guests of their brother, Rev
J. ?. Witc. The latter viii
ltglch at concord tomorrow MORN
/ ng and at New Hope in the afte'.
llN0n
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

IMG, P, White was entered as
Is1,r;s,,fl,nan i'll the Masonic
etc Eaisnity Monday night
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

Services at Lindsay at4 p m. OH
Easter Sunday.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

ext 20 daJ'
e fullOwhg
frees,
) 90
res etc,
SIS 90
|3 90
B. Station
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

Furniture and H0uss FarniS tis1.
Clothing
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1899-03-25

Vow guess. !: yoG 2on't EAo"
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29
BUUND OVER
Sidaev Page Held to Answer
 Bail Denied

This morning the examination oi Sidney Page on charge of murder ng Chris Rober,son was resumt d before Jn-tic Scanster.
 A surprise was sprups by the at
 orneys for the defense when the an nouncerient Was made by them that he case would he submitted withOu placing witnesses fer the defease on the stand, thus Naiving further ex- sm.naiion. This WAS followed bv a ,no,ion made by A torney Bowman asking that tn prisoner te admite 10 bail. The arguments preciP:tated by the attorneys gave an outsider not acquainted with Blackstonisn me. e.hods or legal procedures, an insight to the science oi legal fencing Stripped Q the legal phraseoloey the deduction from the discussions is ths. e;'her sid. are proceeding guarded.y. The pros ecu,ion is accured of sstu,eiy "::id- ing their had" in tha; bu. four WI nes.e. were placed on the stand when ully p more are really subpoened The defense proposed the -ame tactics and. although they may als hav~ an equal number of witne,se., the; wers mt to expose their proof in the ex- ami aton. A. R. English made strong plea to make the cas, bal able one. He held the evidence be- fore thr court CD behalf Of the pros ecution was not sufficient to convict and put forth an atie argument in support of his coatention. He cited the Morgan case as b liable and lad -,ress on the fact Il as rage should be th- more entitled to Q reduced bal. District Attorney Land defended the re!eren nces 10 tho Morgan bail, the case not being analogous. H. claim ed with eft ct iha, the evidence against Page was conclusive and direc' enrugh to warrant the holding of the prisoner without bail Mark Smith contend-h witt, convincing argument that the evidence suhmitt d was not uffset by the defense. The court was guided by the evidence and his duty was clear. He cited some oi the testi- mony and was of the same opinion as the District Attorney in regard 10 ,be bail.
 Justice Shuster entered an order tha; Page be turned over 70 the cu~- tody Of tue Sheriff and held withou' bal to await the action of the grand jury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29
< F, or Ecri.rT

R0 man or women can work well, men,al!y CT physically, nor perform effective service of any kiEd who is burdened with a 'Crpid liver. Cons'i- patton and dcGci-t | secretion oi bile have clngG'd mp ,he organs Ol the body SO that they como keep up the energy to the proper standard, hence. weaii- ness, headach's, GcpiessIon, fcgl" appetite result, lithi. csn b. chang ed with few doses of PRICKLY AsH BITTER. l, cleans the system thor oughly, fluefss the excretOry Canals drives cut impurities, imp.r new life to ihe vital organs and rec shlish- es heal hv functional activity. which brings with it energy, strength, vigor Of ody and brain and cheerful spirits. Sold by Tombstore Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29

Iwi-h 10 express my thanks to the manufacturers of Chsmbe-iaIn's Colic Chclera and Drarrhoea Rsmedy, for having pnt on the market snch a V ,nderful medicin-," gays W. w. Mas-ingill. of B. aumont, Texas. There are many thousands ofmothers whose chiliren have been saved from attacks Of dysen'ery and cholera infan'um
 who must also feel thankful. l. i+ for sale by the Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29

Mr Chas Gardner is ia from hi. mines nesr Hsu Simon. Mir Gardner has been a Cochise county re.iden, since 1883 during which time he haI been devel ping his mi lins clsin' and his industry is nov rewarded by opening up some of the most prom i.ing gold mines in this section Mr. Gardner will now be in demand among mining men who are seeking good developed gol properties.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29

On the 10th of Dc cember, 1897, Rev. s. A. Danaboc, pastor M E.. Church, South, Pt. Pl. a-snt, ". Vn.. contracted severe Id which wa attended from the bcyinn n, by voi- lent con hing. He says: "A!ter re sorting tos number Of so-call d's.tc- fi:s,' usually kept in the house, t no p plrpose, puTcha- ed bottle of CGsm- berlaiu's Cough Rem' dy, which acted like Il charm. l mot cheerfully re- commend i: tO tho pnil:c." For safe Ny TcmbstoEc Drug Stor'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29

Wanted Men aGd women repre- .enta,ives to introduce an article Of merit and a wonder uf the age. 4 prn that writes twenty times longer than any other with enc dipping o' i-k. l. sells ss cheap as the ordinary p.n. Pfust4 enu'm ,u.. Investignte "A enc.. Address J. E. Blby. Lock E, x No l7, L,s Angeles, Cal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the dniersig neh has purchased the inter- -sls of the Tong Ling Go. in the vege- table gardens near Fsirhank. The public is notified that Worg Tong familarly known as Old Jim is DO longer connec ted with the above busi- ness firm ani undersigned will not he responsible fer any debts cor tract d by him.
 WoNG ToNG LING. Fairbank. Oct. 26 1899.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Probate court. county of Cochise. Terri tory of Arizona
 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Louis Duvall. deceased.
 Oreer, to show cause why distribution should not be madr.
 On reading and filing the p titon of Frank B. us,in, the aom.nstrator o' the estate of Louis D. val, deceased P aying for an order of dis tribution If the resid Ie oi said estate. among the persons enti led thereto.
 IL is order ed that all persons interested ip the estate of the said l. uis Duval deceased, ue and appear before the Hon the probate O ITt room of said court m the ounty court h use of said Cothise County in the city of Tombsfona, on Friday. the roth day of Noyemb-r 1890 at ( ne o'clock, D. m. Then and there 10 show cause. why an order Of distribution should not be made, of the residue of said estate. among tte heirs of said ceased. according 10 law. And 1t is furih T orr cr-d that copy Of this order be published for two sJIcc-s.ive weeks be fore the said 10th day of November 1899 in the Tombstone Dali, PROTECTOR. a daily newS- paper printed and published, n the said city Of Tombstone. and County of Coch.sc !Arizona Territory
 Dated October 26th. 1s0e.
 W. F BRADLEY o-26-2w Probate Judge.
 70 C gre constipsficn rG. over
 lake Cascaie.s CaD@v C.tGaT;ic 1Oc CT B .I c. c. C. fal. 10 cure. -..rgs s.S refund ncaey
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29
The Appe Of a Goat

Is 'nvied by all poor dy p ptiCs whose Sumach nnu Liver are out | order. All such should know ,hA. Dr. Kings New Life Pi!l-, the wonderful Stomach and Live Rem.dy, gives n -plt ndid apI cute, sound digestion and d regular b' dily hibit that insues per f.ct h.nlib and great en rgy. Only 25 at Tomb-'ore drug store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29
ARIZONA CHAMPION
4 C0chise County Cowboy
 Was the P.iZe

J. N. Porter, the wall known stock man and banker, whose present ad- dress i- Fort Thomas, lately received a letter from Gus Pickett. now of De cstur, Texas. who won the $700 prize Tn the roping contest at the St Louis fair. The Range News says MT Pic- kett was a. one time foreman for Nor ton and N Jrtun at Cedar Springs aud is a brother of Tom Pickett nov in the employ of Colonel Hooker. As MT. Pickett gained his skill in roping E through his practice in the mountains 0. Arizona, we claim for this section part of the honor of his victory n a conte-t for the worii'e cham pionship. A grand reception Was glven to fic. ke,t on hi. return to Decatur and his father, J,.dge Pick tt, made him pre-. cent ,i $oC0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29
Tomorrow tha npN S P time cavt

Tomorrow tho nov $ r time cavd goes in feet 1husfar m announce. ments of a change has been m 4de on the N M & A. It i. under-tcod how eyer close connections will be made with the east bound making a delay oi several hours in Benson for pass- or gers arriving on west iound trains.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29

NIT Alfred J Goldsmith represent ing tho Eagle Milling Go of TucsDn is in the city in the interest oi Arizona's ma.chless four producers. The Eagle flour is being firmly sIlsb- li.hed in the Arizona heu,eholl $. the most desirable of branis. A,s p-o- gre-siye, modern home Institution ths Eagle Milling Go is identified with Arizona,s foremost industries. Tna capacity of the mill is 2J0 barrels dsi,y and during the past season have already purchased 5,0o0,00o pounds of wheat ani 100000 of barley. The company's expenditures are in the neighborhood of SlOO 900 yearly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29

Pr Ba nebrske of Los Angele has -old l i, ie .er,st iu ire .tatc of his st"er ,he late banker, NJ SO H Bouebrake. Young Bone brake will engage in s,o'k rsi.inp in Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29
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All doctors ,old Renick Hamilton. oi West Jefferson, O.. after suffering Is months fir, m Rectal Fistuls, he would d de unl.s, a costly operation wss per- form.d; bu, he cured h,n.s"lf with five hoxes of Buckler's Arniea Sslve the surps. Pile 'u u.e on Earth, and the hes S>lve m the Word. 9 cant' a box. Sold by Tom bstDne Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-29

The next legal -tep in the case of Page, who is held over 10 await the action of the grand jury, will probably oe on hahess corpus proceeding. Just when this action will te taken has not yet been made known by tine a,- torneys for the prisnser.