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Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04
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Is the Endoscope, which IS for the pur- pose of examining the interior of stom- ach. l, IS claimed, that with this instruz ment, the treatment of stomach troubles will he revolurionized, as il locates the cause of dissa-e. With due respect 10 science, however. would state tha, the causes of stomach troubles have been known for the past fifty years, and like Stomach Bi,ters, a medicine that has many imitators. bu, no equals. It cures dyspepsia, indigestion ,siiousness. insom- mia. IL also prevents malaria; fever and ague; and keeps the bowels regulsr. When not fleeing right take dose. II, is the standard medicine of the Ameri- can people. Look for Private Revenue Stamp over neck Of bottle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

Ju.t before going to prss. the stage arrived, freighted down with cargo of attorneys from ell parts of the terri tory who will represent the various contesting interests in the Cohre Grsnte suit, We are assured more .;togaevs will arrive ,onorrew. With the able.t legal talent drawn from all points 0! Ariz Dna the battle of legal technicalitiss sh 0 ouli prove Interesting
 The fo.lswingi I, summary oi the inportsnt records that were made at the recent gun club t,urnansnt at Tucson,
 The individual cham i, ionship on targets wa, wou by Charles Weber Of Tucson.
 The field championship on t,rgsts was woa by s H Carlisle Of Ph suir.
 Tue MeVsagh handicap on live ai.d. va, ~oa sy J " Grsh.n, oi Pb.. nix.
 The two man team chsmpisaship p on targets was won by Graham and Aiken o' Phsair, Graham bsing the high man.
 The four msa te.n championship ? oe tsrsets was wAu by Hart, Wsbsr, AoVesgh sad Purcell, Klrk Hart be- ing the high man.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04
BIsBEE, Jan. 26, lseo,
CoPPERIKGs

Arrival. at the Bssssmsr. S. A. D. Upton, Tonbstone; CJ Corwiu. Los Angeles; Ben K Lign,!ooi, Neb; Chas L Curtis, Colo.
 Arrivals ct the Norton; James Rielly Tombstone; Joe Spencer, Mich; ; Manuel st Clair, Mex Joseph Denton. Los Angeles.
 Tom Grady, the popular gentleman of the Laundry bu ,insss, will resume his lease oi the Warren steam LAun- dry. His occupancy will begin ,n Feb lst.
 The family of Allen k. English, rombston.'s well known attorney, are here with him. Mrs Eagli.h ba. two sistsrs here and is enjoying a plsassni reunion with them.
 The A 1 3 E Railway Co have re- eeivsd . nsS largs engine. This monster iron hors. arrived on yester. day having been q month on it's jour nsy from the east.
 The Black Crook Jr. company vita 25 people and special cArs rIll be bers on the Beth. They carry all their own scenery and stage setungs and vii! undeubtediy draw iarxs hou!s.
 The Coovsr Medicine Go. under canvas here, continue to do . rushing bu.ius.s in teeth sxtrsetiuE and sale sf medicines.
 Nicholas Gsiiegos was .sjudEsd guilty Of grand larceny on yesterday afternoon. He will be sentenced later. Gallegos is accused Of stealing $40 from the room of Pedro s. Moline on last Christmas eve. He was only spprehended . few days ago, 1 Following are the coming attrsc- tions for Bisbeeises for the next two ; nonths:- January 22 to 27-Huurs stock company in q weeks engagement. January 31-Blsek Crook, Jr. February s and 7-Cisrs Thrspp iu Doll: House"
 February lo-Murry & Mack in "Finnegan's Ball." February F to lS-Epissopa' Bazsrr.
 February s2-Mssqusrsds Ball benefit cemetery.
 February 23-rMon.y to Burn."
 March 5-MsrEsrst Wagner Stock Co.
 March l5-Jss Finn in "HcsAn'u Alley.
 March l7-fhs Glad Hand Go.
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SENATOR'S AND PEOPLE
Ariz,na os the Prop sed Con-
 stitatioRai Amendment

Governor II urphy last week receive d . ,slssrsm from the New York Herald asLi.s from bim e ststemsr, fsgsrding the ssntinent of the psopls 1i this territory upon the bill now in congress fof su smsndns.t to the con stitusisn providing for the election sf United stssss senators by popular
 ots.
 Tas governors reply wss e fellows
 "I believe the ssnHmsnt of the people of ,his territory b stfously in aver of the election of Upissd States senators bs popular vote, believe ~ an,ndnsnt to th- constitution in hi- regard would receive the spp:o val Of f'urfiths of the peopls Of the ULltsd S,ste-, and that t would net only be rstitsd hy tive -shifds, but by all oi the sta,es si the Unien. Per- .onslly, I noss sarSsssiy advocate isgislstisu for this purpsss.''
 Thsrs sesEs to be no opposition to the bill, though it is quite likely that ssms will ss developed Ia the U. 2 senate itself. There is . proposed smsadmsns to she bill sllswing the election of senators by popular vote, but leaving it opnsaAl with the states to 90 elect them CT psrnii legislatures to choose them e they is now.
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SUPREME COURT RECESS
An Adjournment Was Taken
 Until March PC

The supreme court docket is prsc- ticslly cleared and . reosss wac taken until March 26, when opinions in cases already heard vii. bs hande d iown and when other eases which have bees passed or in which appeals bsvs not been perfected will be heard.
 The Republican tells Q! tue case oi the SveA Fire Insurance company. appellant, vs. E. E, Mcfarland and Charles NJ. Hooker. sppsllees, YAva- pal county, which was argued and subnittei. This is an intsresting E aud somswhst uDusasl case. The sppellees were engaged in the sAlssn business at Jerome. They desirsd to in- sure their building, stock and sxtures for S3.5s0 and opened negotiations with an sEen, for the appellant. He referred the matter to the agency at San Francisco and received . reply ths, the risk would be accepted. The application for insurance was made cut in due form, the prenium, about SIPS, was paid ;o the agent. .nt the application was deposited In the m sil.. At that tune one of the appslIses asked the agent fl .hsy were already insured, and he replied: "Fron this minute" 4 day later the property of the appsIiess was destroyed in oas 0! those perioilosl holocaa.ts which sweep the town of JerJms. Tn, so- plicstion was never rscHysd by the company, probably for the rsassu ths, it was burned in the psstoffios, which was also situated within the fire zone. The company refussd payment and suit was begun against it. Qn the trial si the case the appellees were given judgment.
 Arguments were also heard ia the ease of the board of supervisors ot Yavapsi county. appellant, vs. the ter. ritory et Arizona, appellee. Tae ter ritory had brough, suit sGsiust ths YsyspAi supervisors to compel them ts levy 8 tax for tae paymfit ei in- teress sn the lately funded so-called Ysyapsi railroad bonds. The board had refused to make sush levy, pur- suing course of resistance which hal been originally instituted against the funding of ths bonds. Judgms ut wac rendered against ths board by the dis,ric, court fer Yavspai county and an appeal was taken.
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Caution N Otice.

A IL PERSONS are hereby war,ed against xA buying. leasing. or in any way seeking to obtain any right, title. interest or control si sny certain mining claims in the Huachuca Mountains. recently attempted to be located by l. H. Tippett and R. V. Dunton. Said at tempted locations are called Summit" and Monarch" respe lively. and attempts to ap- propfiafe the mining ground under the locations long and well known as the OUTLOOK and OUTLOOL EXTENSION, situated near the summit of the middle pea of the range between the head of Ramsey and Maple Canyons. which claims were open for location at the date O. said attempted appropriation by said l. H. Tip petf and v. Dun,on.
 Of the OUTLOOK and OUTLOOK EXTEN SION by said p7res aforesaid. is hereby cAimed and the same will be fr the benefit of Aid OUTLOOK and OUTLOOK EXTEN SION mining claims, the prsperty Of the un- ieIsiSse1. ". STUMP ( co
 edsesss fsur issvas Wssh csssarsn
 ,c.ndy ca,hsrsie, ssr2 ss.sstpetion fersvss
 seSs. HG' 1dDanG
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When prospsctor iojs . very rich

When aprospsctor injs . very rich lead, he usually becomes fearful and will allow nc one to develop it aud does little himself. but fixes bs price on his prospect and wsits for some ons to buy what he is afra!d hin.slf to denoustrats by actual work. Iii is rarely that thsss poss .s.. ing capital are wiling to take 60 greatly exaggerated . chance, even on s rich specimen mine, for it is . well kneSa fact, as proven by expefieuss e that specimen" mines in gsass.i are very irregular producers, and they have deludsd mora people into unpro. ftsbls investments, perhaps, thaa any otber kind of mining property.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

"ro aissontinus % advertisement" :" says John Wsnansier, the larEes. advertiser in the world, Sis like taking dswa yeur sign. If you vsas to do susinsss you must let the people knew it. Standing advertisements, wasn ssanE-d frequently, are better thsa reading notices. They lsok more ssbstsstisl and businsss like and inspire csp6dence. I would as sssn thiEs ef doing business without clerks ss without advertising"
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

Vol ] EJ l Of the Arizona Blsde published ct Florence is sn our ex- ehspge table. The Blade is . neat E. column publiea.isn scintilStiny vi ,b editorial thoughts. It's editor Thss F. Ws.din is . pioneer in Arizona jour- nalum and well acquainted with the resources of his ejuntr. The Blade viii De f.ctsr iD disssnin,:iny 7 Infor IEstios of the possibilities and oppor- ta.itiss offered capital ia the land of golden proaiss.
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STATE or oHIo, CrTY o TOLEDO, ,
 LuCka CorSrv

STATE OF oHro, CrfY Q ToLrDo,I
 LucAs CoUNrY. Frank J. Chsyne, Lsskes osth tba. ne is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheyney 4 Co.,, doing business in the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and thss said firm will pay the cum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case of catsfrh that cannot he cured by the nse of Halls Catsrrh Cure.
 PRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn Co before me and subscribe my presence, this 9th day oi Decem Der, I86.
 sxAL A. ". GLEASON,
 Notary Publi Hsll's Cstsrrh Cure is tsken inter lally and acts directly on the back snd mucus surfaces of ths system Send or testimonials free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO,
 C,..s!c
 N .ro-bse fos sIssy csssa 0uaran ,cd tobacee kabis cure. nakss vsss - ssros C. eissa Durs -. 0. All ArsegiSsS
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

Tho townsits os Eogales has com msnssd issuing dssds to property witAi. its borders. People have been buying and selling real estate th-rs ever since the town vss laid cut. but no deeds were paced. for the re aeon that Hoyales lay within an unsettled grant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

HerHsn Durssd wss in today from Turquois. Mr pursnd has group oi copper clsims under bond to c Ar .sny of New York upon which wust is being pusbsd. The dsvslopnssn are showiag up . moot pro.ising nine and prospects gre fAvorss.s for ths sskiog up of the bsod.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

fr<Ach ssisntists propose to traas. form the people of France Iron puny dsgsasrstss into nussuisr Gissts by fssdipg thsn on pigs' milk. Possibly the sciestists arc going upon the ths- cry that ,hsrs is nothing ts loss and ell so gaia by experimenting.
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STATEHOOD FUNDS
The Amount to be Levied From
 Each County

The statehood commistss has sent out to the iecal finance esmaittsss the following statement of anousts expected to bs raissd in the various counties to deirsy the sIpenss of the werx of the ststshoed committee ct Washington.
 Total valuation by coostiss for .bs year 1899, showing amount asssssed to each county a their contribution to the statehood fund.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

The British losses up so dsss il. killed. wounded and captured, accord ing to Butler. lat iis,, totals s,sls men. This sho~s the severity of the Aghtiag ia South Aries, and psesss that the Boers, are putting up a WondsYful dsfsase.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

Jose Cruz. sentenced to the ierritor- isl psnitentiary from this county In ls9s for . term Of eigh. years on she charge of sssauit with iptsns to murder. has ben r4'sa,sd on parole hy Govern or Murphy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

Judge Dsvis returned to Tucson from attendance as an associate judge of the supreme cour, which he, been in session at Phoenix. The hearings on appeal have bsen heard and the court will meet again At . future date to hand bwn decisions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

The number of immigrants ints the Caitsd Statss from 1871 to lSse wss 9.944. .69s: 1881 to 1890. S.23s.72 Ths immigration from 1891 to the be- siaaing of ls0o was .3s5,s4s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

The Aisuqastqss Cisissn s.ys there G great scarcity oi hired girls ia Aibueesraus and sdds that sns hun afsA could sst vorx there inside c: [: week. The scarcity of hired girls is saiA to bs sAsssd by the nsrryisg habit which Prsvails in that territory
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The Fan Frausisso Post says that "Ssas,sr Clark might throw . little light upon the investigation by telling the ssuatry hsw much his seat in congress really coat him."
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

Thsrs is ssasidsrsbls discussion about "What Jesus Would de" in csS- dusiug . daily newspaper. Thsrs is nens whatever about whs: the nsws- psIsr men would do if they had the. powsr of Jesus.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

Streestr 4 Lusk, Ysilrosd sontrse- tors asd Ls:!4srs, sf Chicago, III. 5sve received ths sootfsss fer building the Asrsnei Southern railway for Phelps, Dodge ( Go. owusrs Of shs Dstroit copper Hines ss Asrsnei
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

The building of . temple st the cost of $40, ,ooe is in eonssnp np,stisa by the Masonic lodge ef Phosnir, says the Entsrpriss. At . meeting . sommis- See sf ten were sppoissed to ssiset . cite and gstbeT other necessary dsts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

It will always De . puzzle 10 think CTS that If 800 sbots are fired Tor every psrson killed in war, why there is sush . big psrssntags of loss from accI- dental shooting in the hunting ,sason.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

J Henry Weed and Goa 0'Kse!s officers Of sns faction of the Csbrs GrsnIs Co. were arrivals today to a,- tend the pending suit to be heard here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04
STRAY NOTICE

There came to my ranch at Conten- tion one large brown horse with white left hind foot no brands or marks. Owner can have same by proving his title and paying for this notice and pasture bIll.
 J. B. CHADWICK.
 Fairbank, A. T. Jan. Y, 1900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

Hay is scarce in Tomp-,oas and the price of that commodity is rapidly raising.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

Governor Murphy hs, issued an Arbor Day proelsm stion. F iisv. Fsbrusry Pad is tne day dss' gnsted.
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Judge Jas Rielly rsturnsl yester- day from Bisboe where be wa, ca ls- gal business.
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supt A. L. Grow of the Tranquility Co. returned ys-tsrdsy from Phosni1 whsrs h, went on a ayins bis.uess visit.
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BIsBEB, Jan. 96. l900. coPPERIsGs.

COVERINGS.
 Sheriff White is still . visitsr here
 All rain clouds have disappeared, weather colder.
 Allen R. English and family arc pro. longing their stay in the Copper Camp.
 MT Jss SIwles who had . severe fall few days ego, has fortunately recovered.
 The new engine is numbsr !, is much larger than the other six sad works like . charm, Tnis is . recent addition t0 the rolling stesk of the A. | | 5. E,
 Peter Sirumm who was reper.ed .s beng taaxsrSusly i'll .. the hsspi- tsl with typhoid fever is reported as being eonv.lssosat,
 At the Bssssa asr c W TousIsy. Dss. yer; fl Baker. Jsrems; R P ThomP- ser, Ter; F B Wightman and wife, Ae1; Max Mueller, Hernesillo; Ar and Mrs G J Sweet, San Francisco
 At the Norton, Ellwood D Smith {, Nogalss; Chss Dsa pison, Lss A Eeiss {; Victor Ranss, Hermosillo; Justin L.. Blsachs, Tucso D Gee 9rss.hsad, L A
 The psass and guilt of the burg have been wsnderfslly well kept oI late. Tks Justics csur. dscksts pre- ssntipg slsaks.
 The mias is expected to rssuHs work within Q few d.ys. Mary val- usble improvements have been made both on top and under grousd.
 Everything is sxpseted to be h readiness for the occupancy of ths new bank by Feb 18th. A large number of deposits is assured,
 Ticksts fer the Black Crock Jr cen psny for Tues Jay night, Jar 30. are ceiling ct . grAtifying rate. Tse house will be well filled.
 BIsBEE, Jsn.29, 1900.
 COVERINGS.
 Tue weather rsmsias remarkably pleasant for this time sf the year, An indications Of storm have disappear ea.
 Ths masqus ball given ty the Queen Band sovisht is being we'll attended. Many rich costumes and many funny srd original ooss are on the asor. The
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

The Uaitsd States has elevsu battle ships in sourss of eoa..ructios, and they will b. the bsst sfost and mater si the ssas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

Tom York, tn, wsl.xnown catsls- man was in today from the H HIs:hu . css.
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Hoods Pills Hoods Ns!1i saSsa9afiila. . Ye.
4IOO, REWARD

VII bs paid byime, to any person 0 persons, wbo will furnish evidence tha, will lead to the arrest and conviction oI any persoa or per>sns who entered the Conyer ranch house, .bou, July or August, rs9S, and stole one new set oi harness. And again on abou, July 10th fhis year, and stole provision. and bed ding.
 EUGENE P. A, LARRIEU.
 Fairbsnk, Ariz.
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MT. Augest Bsroa re,ufneI 7 sser. day from her visit 10 Bisbss.
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rem Mondap's Dai!y:

II. D. Mara was sn ioeon far pss. senger ron Bisbee tcdsv.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-04

4 pamphlet I.sued from the office of she adjatsnt general of the United Btates airry ssti.lsl "Ststistieal CT. hibit sf the strsogth of vs!untssr for- zee called fate service during the war with Spaia with lossss from all esusss," Kivss the volurtesr force e l7,sIf officers and 223.a3s enlisted nsa. or the I7,sl7 offers fsur:ssn voiustssr ef1csrs saA .osr ,esu,a. snic.rs serving with vSl.ntssr trsops wsrs bill-d in action. O! the 223. .23S nsa IS9 were killed in action. A smaller ProportiJn tLas is usual ir War-:bree officers and seysaty-sigh, nssn-disd of wound., Is may be ssiI that is was 10. bulls,s that killed The ssss, loss was from disease. The Sissi,lins uss nrt severe. There W.rs 3.s79 iessr.ipns. bI. no. . man Wss sbst, aessrIingt, military law, tor Lie os s-nss. K.nsss, South D,- ks.s and < .Gfs .b had the isrsast Lrnb v ei Sflssss Allied, North DA- kots saS the Dis.ri | ei Coiambis did . .vs dsssrter. while Utsh, which male sn esseIIsst general record, he'd bI. one. Arizsna shows . gsod re Tt.
 s~7I fe.srcs sp- aaG srsoss Tear Iirs lwsy.
 @ quit tobacco easily and forever be pars Aelas. fg!. of H:e. perye and viscr. t.ke No-To n. hat ,n.hs
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.ro- Bse fos sIfsy csssA - ssr0 C. esssa Dure -. 0. All AraegiSsO
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.~,r ls.s-rs sp- s.e ,~,oss Tear Tire l-.,

co quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag selas. fs!. of I:e. perye and viscr. p.-s No-To B.e. tse wonder worker. that fnShe weak rs-i AaDsAS- Al dr1gg.sts. Pc erH CT. ,'Ere gusTsn ~ Booklet and saEpir free ASdres Aws.~- EsnsdT =. -Et-se - iv fs.k
Sharp County record., 1900-10-19

At Ann Harbor, Michigan, the
the other day the college stu
dents tried to drown Mr.. Bryan
out while he was speaking and
the police were compelled to res
tore order. Thus we see that all
the damphools who do not be-
lieve in free speech are not men,
bers of the democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-19
HIS RICHES.

A writer in the Outlook de-
scribes o ride he once took with
an old farmer in q New England
village, during which some Of the
men in the neighborhood came
under criticism.
Speaking of a prominent man
in the village, | said: "He is u
man Of means, is he9"
"Well sir" the farmer replied,
che hasn't got much money, but
he's mighty rich"
"Ile has a great deal Of land
then?" | asked.
"No sir, he hasn't got much
land either, but he is mighty
Sharp County record., 1900-10-19
SOME POINTED QUESTIONS.

These pointed questions put tc
the republicans by Mr.. Bryan
the other day in Michigan il
rightly answered will make dem.
ocratic voters out Of republicans
If the trust is a good thing,
why did the republican platform
denounce trusts?
If the trust is a bad thing, why
did the republican administration
allow more trusts to be organized
than during all previous history
of the country?
If scme trusts are good and
some bad can you tell the differ
ence between a good one and a
bad one?
Do you know of any good mo-
nopoly in private hands?
Do you know of any man good
enough to stand at the head of a
monopoly and determine the
price of that which others are to
use?
Do you know of any good
reason why the army should be
made 100000?
Would you be willing to make
the army 100000 if the republi.
can leaders said so, or a half
million if they wanted it?
What is your title to the FLIP.
ino? Did you buy him or did
you get him by force?
Do you think you can buy the
right to govern people?
What are you going 10 do with
the Filipino when you get him?
Are you going to kill him?
If he lives is he to be a citizen
or subject?
Are you going to have cong.
ressmen from the Philippines
and senators and electors?
If not, are you going to have
subjects?
When did you decide that i
was wise for us to have half ar
empire and half a republic?
When did you decide that
colonial policy was good? Shal
we force upon the Porto Ricans
because we have the power, tina
which we would not bear our
selves?
What are you going to do witt
the Philippine question:
Sharp County record., 1900-10-19

Bryan is a man who controls
his temper and always has a
good natured answer ready for
any emergency. Last week when
the Michigan college students
interrupted him he said: eff I
were an imperialist l would call
out an army and suppress you,
but | am not.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-19

Money may carry elections and
be the "all powerful" in many
instances, but money cannot ac-
complish everything. Charles
Broadway Rouss, the blind and
wealthy New York merchant, on
the 5tn day Of this month an
nounced the withdrawal Of his
offer Of a million dollars to the
party restoring his eyesight and
his own resignation to his fate
This offer has been standing for
years.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-19

rich"
The old farmer, with a pleased
tsmile, observed my puzzled look
for a moment, and then ex-
jplained:
"You see, he hasn't got much
money, and he hasn't got much
gand, but still he is rich, because
Ihe never went to bed owing any
Iman a cent in all his life. He
lives as well as he wants to live,
and he pays as he goes; he
ldoesn't owe anything, and he
isn't afraid of anybody; he tells
Every man the truth, and does
bis duty by himself, his family,
hnd his neighbors; his word is as
good as a bond, and every man,
woman and child in town look up
10 him and respect him. No, sir,
he hasn't got much land, but he's
y mighty rich man, because he's
Isot all he Sex.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-19

The Benton Democrat, edited
by Will Garland, intimates that
Senator James K. Jones has
"feathered his nest" since he
has been in Washington. We
don't believe he has. And that
reminds us that it's doubtful, very
doubtful, if Garland ever has a
nest in Washington to feather.
Sharp County record., 1900-10-19

"What constitutes the bulwarks
Of our liberty and independence?
1t is not our frowning battle-
ments or bristling sea coast, our
army or our navy. Our reliance
is in the love Of liberty, which
God has planted in US. Our de-
fense is in the spirit which prizes
liberty as the heritage OF all men
in all lands, everywhere. Des-
troy the spirit and you have
planted the seed Of despotism al
your own doors. Familiarize
yourself with the chains Of bon
dage and you prepare your own
limbs TO wear them. Accus-
toned to trample on the rights of
0 I h ers, you have lost the
strength Of your own dependence
and become tho fit subjects Of
the first cunning tyrant who
rises among you. They who
deny freedom to others deserve
it not for themselves, and under
a just God cannot long retain IL, +"
Lincoln,