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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-29
NOTICE.

Southern Bank Of the State of Georgia.
Savannah, Ca, May 90 1860
a meeting of the stockholders Of this
bank will be held at the Banking House
in this city on Wednesday, June % proxi-
mo. at II O'Clock a. m, 10 take action in
regard to renewal of charter of the Bank
which will expire in October, next.
BY order of the Board.
JAMES SULLIVAN,
Cashier
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-29
DIR. III. III. MARTIN,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The undersigned jewelers. agree to close
their respective places of business at $50
p. m. from June l to Oct. l. 1900:
Theus Bros, Hunter & Van Keuren, A.
L. Desbouillons, Fred Werm, Sternberg &
Co., Koch & Sylvan, A. Ingram.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SfECkAL
TABLE D'H0TE.
50c-DINNER-50c
Dinner TO p. m, Tuesday, May %.
Claret Wine.
SOUP.
Green Turtle.
FISH.
Red Snapper, Tomato Sauce.
Potatoes a la Hollandaise.
Sliced Tomatoes, French Dressing.
Chow Chow, Mixed Pickles, Queen Olives.
ROASTED.
Ribs New York Beef Dish Gravy.
Chicken Stuffed with Currant Jelly.
ENTREES.
Veal Kidneys, Sauteed with Fine Herbs.
Baked Spaghetti au Gratin.
VEGETABLES.
Mashed Potatoes, New Garden Peas.
Candied Yams, Stewed Tomatoes, Rice.
PASTRY AND DESSERT.
Blackberry Pie, Assorted Cakes.
Cheese. Crackers, Fruits
Lemon Water Ice.
French Coffee
At LEvAN's CAFE -.AsTAURANT.
III Congress street west
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-29

Hoods pills cure liver ills the nonirritating and
only cathartic to take with Hood. sarsaPaIilla.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-29

c. H. DORSETT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
Prominent MeB Who are Min
 ing in Cochise County.

4 party Of distinguished visitore were in 1omb-tope today and iLclnde, ihe Wealihisst cattle and mining bsrons of Iha west, They are Capt " H McKiGlrick, the wealthy caiIlemsu and gallant officer and her" of the Cuban war; Jepp Ryan and Fhos Ryan, of the firm ol Ryan 3rothers whose extensive cattle hold lugs ID Arizona, Montana, Texas and other states place them among the largest csttle owners in the west; and " 5 Tevi-, the prominent slifurnis csI isslist, who is in charge oi tbe large interests of the estsie of Hsggin and Gevis. The four gentlemen are also largely interested in mines and are turning tke.r attention 10 the mineral resources of this section. The bonding of the Bryant and other , adj acent copper property in Turquois district in this county by these gentle men hes received notice in the PRos- RECTOR before. and the favorable re- ports ofthe development of Uni. group has encouraged the fOrtuuate honders to organize sn incorporated company for their mutual b nefit md continu. with the development on even larger -csIe. Iti. with regard to the perfec-
 ion Of the orSsnizsfibn oi the com pany, among themselves only, that the yentl-men arr here and it is 6 matter Of coneratulation that such well known mining men are interesting themselves in tue mineral develop
 n-nt of this section, p ssessins a. the, do, both the finsnci.l capshiliiy md energy to demUBstraie the worth ,nd mer.; "f what is destined 10 bt
 ne of the big copper producers iD Arizons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26
HIDDEN TREASURE
\ Romantic Arizona Storv
 Which is Revived

The Two Republics, Mexico City, prints the I flowing story:-
 Henry l. Gear, of Hos Angeles. Is in souIhwe- tern Mexico, where he will look for hidden treasure near the city Of Guadslajsra. His inior- nation is that thuussbds of dollars in gold and silver bullion. also valuable ornaments taken from different Mexi- can churches lie buried there.
 l. Is supposed the treasures referred to are the same that caused ripple of excitement in Gu utialslIrs about seven years ago, when hs bfeed Indian convict in the Anzons peni ? teutiary told where he had hidden map, diagrams and de,crlptions of the place where billion valued at thousands oi dollars was planted. A romantic tory of a hspd of robbers who had plunI red for gslr, and when Grtlcked by the Mexican soldiers buriei their booty, was told wi h good ,ff,ct. According to Ghst convict the place was 99 lesgue- west of Quad >lt ,ra. nesf the town ol Tepic, ID tne territory Of the same name.
 ], may be that Mir Gear'- trip + the outgrowth of another very beauii. iul romance re.strd by dyirg g AIi- zons convict at Yuma, not gr' al whIle ego. He told Cf vi-it of some ancestors to Mexico and the location Uf a mine oi fst.uluUs v-slth in Low. California. The secret was given tC
 wo reniten.iary guard', who lost nc time in resisning and gong 10 tue peninsula.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26
MORE AFFIDAVirS
Wore Men of Natural Reputo lntercede for Haldermans

The Republican says the goy'rnor's office was advised yesterday that smother important sBdsvit had been procured in the case Of the Hslder- maD brothers. IL will be remember sd by those wh) a-e i, any way fan i-- Iisr with the case that Ted Moor, for whose murder they are under sem tence of death. aud Constable Chsrle- F Ainsworth were killed in the course Of visit for the purpose Of serving warrant O! arrest upon them in which ttey were charged with shooting cattle on the range. The complain- ant was a man named Buck Smith. s csttleman of thit neigh6orhood. Smith now swesrs that he was ip- formed that the H.ldermsns shot the sttle. but h i' i1 poses Ion of lat CT evidence that the shooting was done by Moore, evidently for the purpo of th.owing ths blame upon the Hal dermsus, with the elder of whom, William Haldermsn, he was al enmity.
 IL Is also lear; ed that the singular influence which has been brought in Texas D pear on behalf oi these brothers now includes Governor Roosevelt and Hon Timothy L Wood. rolf of New York. How they became interested in the case il is not known but both have written the pre-iJent aud tEe department Of justice at out IL, urging s commutstiou. l. is ssid ! that this is th- first time on record that \ whole state has ever risen ul 1 10 save the life of man condemned | to he hanged or that men of national reputation have ever interceded iol men or whom they knew noIhic. excep, by hrarsay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Attention is called to the resolu- ion Of the CItr C0udciD a- pu blizhed n another column, with regard 10 the -.lsry Of the chef of police for next ,erm. The uhi sct of tne c1unsiI IS 10 To away with this office and by tasin Z away all the emolunents, excA pt the glory, it will not te aliu-i"g bil for thnss with a political smri'i'n U fill his particular ,h. Tomb.tpne has becOme 80 la~ abiding and peaceful a- to practically obviate necessity fir ar ,tficisl chi-f and while rhe co1ncI cannot abolish the cffice they are em ,owersd 10 GU; the salars Hhicn they have done, and give moi a to coming ,spirants that Sl0 per month i- tn' init. Now II The eounc l metnbsrs il al-o cut down tn Hr owI sala'Ie- the city ,vernment vii. ruI along
 dmirstly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26
HE WON OUT
The Chances for Editors and
 Lawyers in Heaven

During controversy some time ago be ween lawyers and eiitors as 10 which told the most lies, It was Lit 10 one of each faction to write an esssy o1 the subject, and the ooe which coutains d the most wit and point in a practical manner would be concluded the victor. The prize essay was as follows:
 "rbere is one editor in heaven though how he gotthere the Lord only knows. but it is supposed he rode in on che blind baggage or got pass. When they found him there they tried to turn him out bnt he refused to go. Then they hunted all over heaven for a lawyer to serve him with ej.ctmspt paoerr, but they could not find one, so the editor hell the foII aud he is there to this day"
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26
SCORPION SLING
Causes the Death of a Little
 Arizona Boy

The Enterprise says Lawrepce Will soD s yesr-old boy-at Pte7ix wss i1tsen toy A scCTpIou which csus' his Cs.p.
 ihs Enterprise says the huie fellow we- playing ont ID tae street in front O' his home HLun large scorpion sturg hIm on the great iOs. Tb, tis fellow killed 'hs insect aId tben ~-ntto hi- ppreEis telling ihem h.- ~ss sick. few minutes later bi- tyss tegsn tD luTn sud hi. ton re -msrisd aud swell,d. He had |. esVy fever, Noticing tbi' the par .nt- imued atslv snmooned medical siF. bat bsinre the physicians arrived ti.e .i t.s mon ttoau1p wore, convul- n-n- sat n sni Gfs;h took pisce .bgr .y s; ths arrival Of the phy- rici4n-. Du,iag ,h:s time every home iep-c.iy ws. tfisd but proved irnitless. < -esreh was made for the insect, to a certain for cer;ein that the boy was ,at mistaken about what caused tbe ,routls and it was found where he -Gi. he b.d He'd it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26
Forty Years Among CaDnibaIs

The French sdventurer who Was a captive among cannioals in Centra Africa fm forty years, has decided 10 wr,te a book, which wIil no doubt prove interesting. We can sympith wIih his release from his terrible captivity, which must have been as joyous as Ihar of a man who finds himself suddenly re- leased ron the captivity Of refractory stomach. ny that peerless remedy, Hoaeuer's s omach bu CTS. which has done more 10 promo health than any ,;her in .x'stence. This IS Ihe medIoin. 0 ,ake, if you are suff Ter from oys- pep>ia. constipation, indigestion, bIl- Iou>neS<, nervousness or insomnia Don't fail to give It trial. Ask for HoIeuers and do not aocept A sub srtute. The genuine has Private Rev -nue Stamps over ,the neck of the bottle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

A good story is told of sn old Pres byterian minister who had a back woods congregation. One afternoor it beesme dark towards the evening SO the minister in holding up tb, hymn book said = T cannot s,e to read the hymns. the light it is 70 very dim." The congregation without stopping to thirs, sang:-
 T csLpot see to read ths hymns. The light it is so very dim
 To say the oli minister was surpri- d would oe putting it very mildly and he esii: Il did not mean for you to sing. only meant the light wss dIm," but the congregation didn'; catch on, and so they ssng;-
 "I did not mean for you to sing, I cnly meant the light was dim to read the hyma."
 This wac more than the mipisie' could stand and SO he Iiek-d up his nat and book and while doing 90 sad
 "I did not mean for you to sing all. Ithink the devil is in you all. :" But the congregation started in e usual while he left the church ;-
 q did nos mean tor you @ sing at all. think the devil is in you all"
 The minister left on the Monday morning ttsge and he has never be=n back since.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

The Center News fire- the following center shot: "TEe grea; troub 8 win -ome people in most towns is tha' they will not cast their bread upon the water un ess they are s--urel m advance that iu few days 1t will ron back to them full grown -aui- wich, all trimmed with ham, but r and mu-tard, and rolled in a warranty ieed for one-half of the esr h and n mortgage on the other halt"
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26
THE WEALTH OF ARIZONA
AnIncrease Over Last Year of
 More Than a Million

The compilation Of the work ot the territorial board of equalization Wai inished yesterday. The ststem' present.. many interesting factr among which is sn increase in the total valuation of the territory of sl,' 272.945.70. The valuation ty cou : ties Is as iollow.: Apache, S..O72.' ss.91; Ccchi-., B 2O4.6s3.35; Co c ,nino, s2,OI6 36o 90; Gils, sl.262,' s6z; G.ah.u. s2.625.665; Msricops s9, ,494. .69l.I1 Moh.ve. Sl.s1I,I9O 51i N.vsjo, sI 2I3 3,s640S; P'm', s3.579. 229 30; PinsI, sI7J0,7o0 7S; s'nts C,uz, Sl .O32 SOl.50; Ysv'pai. S4,4Sz, 43I .59; Yuma, s9s5,2l7.3s; tots s3S. 7o2 .46599.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

A Chipsmau narrowly escaped death near Benson yesterday by bein 2 nearly run over by an NM < A en- zine. The Mongolisn vas sleeping near & track and rolled near to the rails. The engine graz ,i him and te yon! come bad 5ruis, about the he ,d and probable serious iniIry to hi- hip the unfortunate Cele-tisl escaped He was taken to the R R hospital al Tucson fo. treatment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Jack Roland, well known through out the territory has returned 10 Phe- nix from little outing trip of thre- months in Cape Nome. The Repub
 licsn says i. is reported that he put in his time to good advantage and that his bank account i, sppreciably lsrgar than when he went away. Though his health i, not good he is looking better than was expected, from the. reports that prev ously reached here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

"Ths fhoruI1 Gazette says: Tn. contest b-tgeen General Wilson and Marx Smith will be settled in MsIico. Ia county, The way tbis county votes will se,Ile the question beyond 6 doubt. l. looks to us as though il was not Opl1 the battle ground but B real battle Ioy al which HIIl be fought here, and tba: i. would be 60 clos, that either man could win isb by E isl-e motion of the oiher,"
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

The Riverside (CaN. Enterrriss .tstes that the benz Ii ;isl fleets of the last essrhquake are -t'll visible in tn. increased supply O wAt-r in the ca II. vnus, creek and springs throughout Riverside county. In refeFenos to Ihis il ssys:
 "ItIs now several moHths sjncs the pneuomenon notei above WAS first re . ported, and still the report is that th- water IS still flowing the in;re.sei supply, notwithstanding that this i- ,he dry season of the year."
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26
bi-D-,, August 70. l9UO,
coPPkkIsos.

Walter Ingram died yesterday O. typhoid fever, be has been sui ring for some tune, and he was thOugsI 10 be impr J,iug but tbe uisesse had weakened bis heart and be died sud denly. Mrs. N. E. Ferguson is bis sister.
 An accident occurred in the min, yesterday morning whereby Theodore :. Neriurth was so badly irlnred H. the upper part of tbe sline that II caused complete psralYsis. The doct DIS are not very hopsiui of h's recovery.
 We had a very heavy rain last night. IL came down in torrtnt- sno the gulches were swept good and clean. IL was quite a relief from the hot sultry days and set ms as il A neville had been suddenly opened up to us.
 Three more Pisbeeites departed yesterday for San Frsneiscp to em- bark fer China and enter the |. S service. The trio are J Hart, Thos Boyle and Michesl Cook.
 Chas Douglas and Ben Heney, the former the wellknown contractor O. Ft Huachuca and the latter oi the nly msrchantile house O! Fsirbank were visitors Friday and returned home today via Tombstone, driving overland.
 The little daughter of Chas Grace sustsined sn injury to her left arm Saturday by falling from horse The unfortunate Miss had he, arm broken in two plsc's as result but under medical care will soon be abou' gain.
 Work on the Nscosari road is pro | sressing rapidly. About three mile' Jf road bed has slresdy been madt 1 and new material Is arriving daily tt turther the work. Fi!ty scrapeTs ant much contractor material arIivtc C Saturday at Dor Luis Tor work on tn grading. Nearly 300 men are em~ ployed on the work and more teln ; added ss room is afforded.
 Jim Upchurch hal very naTfoV -scaps yeste'day, He WAS herdin. cattle and was thrown from his hOrs' and he loot caught in the stirrup He was dragged some di-tsnce a"' tbe horse kicked him on the forehead when OF the ground. Fortunately hi foot came out of the stifrup tntT' bl -sving him from beng dragged | death.
 The marriage cere mony in wficl Miss Marguerite Callahan s"d Nh l dsukin. were united in the bnnd- o { sedlock was performed at St Pat ricks church yesterday, Father Ghel' dorf officiating. The event was brilliapt sa air and numerous friend Df the popular young couple were II .tier dsrce st the suspicious ccca7.on l The attendants Of the bride were Mis
 dargueri'e Doherty as bridrsmsid AT Miss Stella Callahan as maid of homo while the groCm was attended o. William Wickstrom and Nj Gun ninRham as groomsmen. The happ couple are well known in bi-bee sn' ixere showered with congrstulation and best wishes in which the PLss FACTOR heartily joins.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26
4 TARANTULA BITE
An Arkansas Man Nav Jose
 His Leg Because of it

A K.nsss City dispatch says A.exaUder Bssty oi WinshroP, Ark came tu K .usss City ls-t week suffer ing from stsrsniui. bite on he foot He went direct to St Jo-euh's hospital. Beaty's leg Is very badly swollen and the physicians say it is quite probable the leg will have to be amputsted, ss blood poisoning has set in. Beatty said sis limb began 10 swell the day after he vas bitteD and since then he hae been in const mt seve'e pain.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

John G. woolley s-d Henry E Met cali, csndidstes for president and vice prerider t, of the Uolted statr' on the Prohibition ticket sill travel across the cont neni and back on , srecisl prohibition train. The trsio Is to start from Chicago Sept. lsth aud go esst by a northern route, th' n come west by 6 southeIn route, mak- ing San Fraucisco their western ter m,nus. and then return 10 Chicago An effort will be made to have the party stop ct Tucson and deliver spsechea
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

K Keene, the successful Wall street speculsto-, has been interview ed in London. He expresses the o in ion that Bryan will be elected presi dent and ssys in the course of few years the great governments of th,. wo'ld will sdop. bimetalism and re mon tize silver.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

The F o--nce Blade ssys: MT D c Thurmsa and wife o' Tomb-tone, sold their int. rests ,hIs week, in group O copper prospects situated ou the northern end of the Picacbo range eighteen miles south Of Florence to W T BeDge. Consideration, S2,O.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Norman 0 mA, late of PheLix Th, Was so de-perAtely GOuuded In tr~ SpInish war, was grante apensiOn O. Sl2 ger month short time ago, ard ec-ived .buut $2UO back pension rom the government. Mir 0 me 2 now an officer in Judge Humphrey $ court in Honolulu.-F!Oren nee hi bune.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

According 10 the Albuquerque Citi- Zen New Mexico is sd p,ing the civili ' .,iou oi :he effste east. A man in Santa Fe has brought damage sGiI :or the alienation of his wIfe's stfec- tions. Heretofore the shot gun la settled thst cla-s O ca-es.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Delegate Wilson addressed large audience Wednesday at Stafford. PeJ- pie h om all over the valley came to near him. The Bulletin ssys he was enthusiastically greeted and maie an able and eloquent
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

TEA GARDEN DRIPS Is 6 Sugar Syrup of highest quality,
 Once used-slRays wanted-de- liciou-ly swtet-makes tsffy csnIy 10 perfection, Manufactured by Pacific Coast Syrup Co.,, 7O7-7I9 Ssnsome street, San Francisco. 13s }m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

c $ Leslie mining man of Los Angeles is a Tombsc Iue visitor. He IS interested in mines in tre Dragons and will To * after his iutere-ts here abouts during his stay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Tne Mexicans of Tuc-ou are srrsne- ing fo. a big celebration on Mexican Independercs day, and in order to arouse public intsrest . popular vote beng taken for the selectttn oi oung ladIes to represent Amsr cs, Ju .,ice and Libersy in the exerci- -es of the cay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Somebody VII es 10 an exchange Please explain tbe uses oi tue tlue led and black pencils as used iD news. paper work." ApI sr-ntly the inquir er Is 0 graduate Uf one of the colleges j,urnalIsm.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

The Bensol Pres -ays the ar e-ian well is now down ahout SIX hugd--d q feet, and within ths past week the flow Of water has g,eatly increased, now averaging twenty five or thirty gallons per minute.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Those who wIIl not vote for either Bryan or No Kinley must vote tLe Prohibition ticket, # they want tU vote. as that is the only party left to vote with; all Ih, Feet are vi. hin the Bryan fold.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

CIV P.ttock the newspaper mis- sioosry ui ATz5na and rebrpsHu;ing the Tucson CIuz.n arrived today in he interests of thrt j lurnsl. Th- nes Cl'izen isqni'e up 10 cst~, and barring It. ,.iiic-, takes well in Ari ZBnS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Count yon Z-ppelIn has invented an air,Lip which will av. As il is 400 feet long and ~iil bear the weight Uf ouiy five passenger the railway Ines are not preparing to quit bu iness J 1s, vet
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Cincinnati .a..s iUU ,OJu snort oi he T CeGsu, Expectations sId Chicago i OO,OU0 short, And there zee njs to b. no chance for either 10 prove that II has maie up the deficiency in ale. cd quantity by All improvemeat iu qusl- ity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

As nearly as figures can express i the cot to the United States of the war in 'he Philippines has been Sls6. 67S .OV0 in c,sh and a, lesst 2.23J lives Of American soldiers. The Wal with Spain ended sni that SIth th, Philippines began Feb. l, 1898.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Chas Douglas, the Ft H,achuc4 contractor wns in town tolsr He just returred from tFio 10 II rmo illo where he went to purchase some cattle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

The Go, hlee county Democratic Central c, mmitIee will meet in Ben son on TuuF-d-y next. l. looks ss Il Mark smith will receive the usus! supp,:t of Ins.ruclei delegates from his home county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Paul Herman, representing thu Hermans Stationery Co. of Tucson Was Tombstons visi'or, spendini Sunday hero. He couti-u on { Tucson ioisy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Some gNol rain' are reported throughout he county which azsure -ei on tn ranges. CuIl men are corresponjingly happy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

US Customs Inspector Oar oel, who rece we'd 6 broken wri-t l4st week, rs ult of c "mix-up" with young horse is getting along fne.-Videttf.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

The New IurG Sun asserts that the shirt waist man has come to stay. The boomer girl came to stay, too, once upon tune. but she didn't stay
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Japan wants it distinctly under stood che has El"ntly of monty AL d Is not trying 10 touch the United Statee or any other country for a war loan,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Constable Murphy Of Naco came ia tndsy with prisoner for the HJtel de White. The pris ,ner will make liz h ailuarters here for the next 30 aaNS
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Mark HsnSs ,sys. "I rrsIize tha. we have hsri fight in front of us. |" Mark knows when he Is up against the Teal thiUg.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

The chances Tor B'yan's election never looked more favorable than now. As election approaches bis victory seems certain,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

OB Hsrdy, the well known mining man is expected here tonight from Akron, Orio, where be went on min ing business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Aro'her Mexican prisoner Vas ,rOught up today from NAco tO spend 20 days al ths county bsstils. C,n table Murphy escorted the prisoner ltre,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Hanna has been the white man. burden Tor four years, and Mark i- ready 10 pay cssh to make it four years more.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Campbell Bros biz circus are LOW in New Mex,co and hea led this way IL Is understood they VIII make date at Benson early in September.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

An honest man was d. covered in Phoenix the other day. wnicn was the occasion ior comment by al the loca apers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

If you see it in aDy of the pslers about him i; isn't .o.-Dewsy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26
Form MoRddv's Daiiv:
 Allen R English returned home to day from Bi,bee.

l. Grow WAS an ou gong pss -enger this morning. He goes to Phenix on e business visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

Ms J D nachomich arrived t day rom Bi@hee on yi=iG tJ her sisie: Mrs A k English.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

The Normal tehool at TemTe is very near in readiness Tor school, rh,ch ,r-rs NauSsy S@:t 3fd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26
From Taesdd9's Issue.

Col 0 s Ha iy arrived las evening om the east and is here looking up -One morr m nee in thl. 2, ctiun.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-08-26

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