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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. CHomestead Application No. 2862,C )
DEPARTNENT OF THE INTERIoR,i Land Office at TNcson, Arizona, [
 Nav 3l, t9

May 3l, 19 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his inten- ton to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the District Court at Yuma, Arizona, on Monday, July 16, 1900 viz: James B. Ravens, of Yuma, Arizona, for thew. 1l NNVH Sec, 29 and S14 \. E,A Sec. 30, T.9S., R. 23 w., G. & $. R. B. & NJ.
 He names the following witnessesto prove his continuous residence upon and cultlya- ton of said land, viz;
 Samuel Il. King, Thomas L. Despair, John c. De Witt, and John V. Taggart, all ofYuma, Arizona.
 MILTON R. MOORE, Register. First publication June 9th, 900.
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*Dining station.

#Dining station.
 The scenic line of Arizona. The best route Caifornla The only North and South line in Arizona to the Grand Canon of the Colorado Petrlhed Forest Great Pine Forest Cliff Dwellings Great Salt River Valley and other points of in terest
 Through tickets to all points in the United States, Canada and Mexico
 No. connects at Jerome Junction with train q Of the U. V. & P. By for JerOme.
 connecting at Prescott with stage lines for al principal mining camps; at Congress Junction with Congress Gold Co. R. R. for Congress, and stage lines for Hardua Hala Stanton and YarBell; points on the $. r. R. R.
 Train for California leaves Ash Fork at I3a pm. arriving in Los Angeles next morning at S:30 and San Francisco same evening at 6.I5 Train for the east leaves Ash Fork at TAO a. m. F. NJ. MURPHY, GEO NJ SARGENT
 Pres. Gen. Mgr. Gen Frt S Pass Agt,
 Prescott Ariz. Prescott, Ariz R. E. WELLS, EW. CILLETT, Asst. Gen. Mgr. Gen1 Agent,
 Prescott, Ariz. Phoenix, Ariz,
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Dewey has demonstrated thai "sea legs" are no good when i, comes to navigating in the political whirlpool.
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The only recommendation for Ghe Belgian hare is that he doesn't get in tosthe butter.
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Oregon state has done as well fer tbe nation as Oregon batleshjp Her first gun in the campaign oi 1900 knocked a hole in the Demo. cratic hull lhst cannot be repa'rec in lime 0c he genera. engage es .H.
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NOTICE.

To whom 1t nay concern :-l have this day sold to NJ. B. DeVane and H. II. Robinson my drug business in Yuma. All persons having unpaid accounts are requested to call at my office at drug store and settler at once.
 DR. w. T. HEFFEREAN.
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The Chinese boxer will hex alon until he gets himself in box
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Official Paper oi Yuma c0un5y

For Esr9&f1 C-zs--
 vVEE4K.EAE2 EacE E-S A&i For. Vice EPresiS SsU5-- vEFEGDDEzE EsOBSEzV ssE4T
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The season of the oCtopuses and the cross of gold will soon be upol us.
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This savage country Is not alto getber devoid of the spirit of '56.
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Fourth Of July is coming, but the fire works are here. For further partl- culars see \. Tonini.
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The American Eagle scream today.
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The Glorious Fourth.
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Notice.

To Cur Customers ;-Commenclng June 1, our price on ice to our patrons will be ono-half cent per pound.
 FWING & Pool.
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GEO. GElsLER, Proprietor GEO. BEAN. ManaQer. YUMA ICE COMPANY.
ARIZONA

sSsSS33SS&&SSsSSS Manufacturers of Distilled and Distilled Water Ice
 Owners of Cold Storage Rooms. Space for sale for Storage needing cold storage or freezing Agents for Los Angeles Brewing Company eg and bottle Beer Wholesale dealers in Imported Key West and Domestic Cigars Shipments promptly made Correspondence Solicited YUMA, ARIZONA
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SAM LUNG

Groceries, Dry Goods, Fruit, Nuts and Candies. Cigars and Tobacco. Butter and eggs. Low price. Main St. YFT''A, ARIZONA
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1776-1900.
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v issIl-Wousan to cook, wash. and IRON; also
haIf-srowa girl; refs required 1913 Cor
r1-ars sf Item
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Baltimore 6 Ohio


Schedule in efeet Sove1nber ., 1870
Leave Washington. New Jersey Ave and St
Chicago & Northwest, 1850 4 NJ, -s.05 p. N.
Cincinnati st. bcuis, sBs indianapolis, ~19-o5
a m -S:E5 p NJ. 40 night
Pittsburs and Cleveland, 1850 A. IL, ss-Ss
p. IL. and TOO night
Columbus and Wheeling. sos p n
Winchester, s.s5 a M, iS:45, and 1888 p m
shnspolis. Ii5;io :.s:so, ISIS a m, 12.l5.
z.ss s9a IS So Foo q 1870 1.lz.
HaserstoTsE. flilesa5 a. n, and 1853 p. H.
BOYD and way points, 1855, ~-9.Go a. IL,
s1.I5. 1880. 1850. *7:05 P.
Gaithers5gFg and way points. ISIS, 500 4
M. 1850. s<I.I5. $50, 4:Se, 500, $50,
F7-e5, +=I0:15, HES 2
Washington Junction and way points. SIS,
$500 a. m, ssI=15. 1850. E5:39 p r.
x7:Io. xs.So. s:s5 10: %, xIe.e5 : m. KID n.
IZ:I5. x1-Io xS7e9 xs7oo, z3.Se. 4sS5, x5=ss.
x5-l0 x5:39 x6-20 $50, xS:0o, xIoao0, xxl1-9l,
II 80 p. N. Sundays. X2:35. X :e5. xT-lsl $50.
eco a m. xIz:I0 xI.50, IFS, xS,ezl x3-S9, 80
x5:c5. x5:1o $50, xs:oe. xIo-o9. xIisS9 Kills
:. ROYAL BLUE LINE
All trains illuminated with PintSch light
BzItiTscre Philadelphia New York Boston
and the Fast, .2:S5 s7-C5 DINER, 1850 (Esafeti.
$500 Diner. 1000 Diner a. m, -E:I3
Diner. 90 CBsIHet), 500 (Dfnerl. 500 snd
I'll 80 D N Sleeping Car open al $50 s'clock1
PzrsGr Cars on ali day trains.
Atlantic City llf0-0o a N, i!I2:1o noon, and
lilo and 500 p N
sDaiIy Except sunday sunday only
xExpTeSs trains
Baggage called ioF and checked from hotels @nd
residences by Uuioa Transfer Co on orders left
81 ticket cfices go Pennsylvania Avense north
vest New York Avenue and 18th Street, AID g
Depct Telephone ticket Offices for B. & O. Elee-
tric Automobile CABS
7. D. UNDERWOOD. D. B. MARTIN.
% Vice President. Mgr. Pass IF2t1c-
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Foa RRNT-HousEs.

FOR REST-sasell77s,Is zs--e~ltSd to the large and
Fyaeious building 80 c st nv. Just being
completed; this building has frontage Of 81
feet on st and saFBe on the alley leading IN
fren Pa. ave. C st. Sd ST, and AZ ST. Il has
about 36oa feet OF f.ooT SPACE. the front portion
IS being djvioed into IS large light airy rooms;
heated by hct water, and has 4 high dss cellar
under them splendid place fsr of1ces fats, OK
public hoIzss. the rear can bszEsed for Offices
storage, o. carriage rooms. which contains AZ
elevator. For particulars enquire Of CAPT. c. II
FORREST. 6E2 T st. NV, or D. a. SANFORD sss
Ind ave. de29-st
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PRINTED MATTER, ETC.--This steamer takes
Printed Matter. Commercial Papers. and Samples
for GERMANY only The sane elass OF mail
matter for other parts OF EUROPE VIII not be
sent By this ship, unless specially directed by
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WANTED-Girl for general ho.lsewcrls must be
neat and wiling to work ana know how to
cook no washing. Apply Monday only, bet 6 and
. m. 1872 O ST 1t.e
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RAILROADS.
Washington. Alexandria
Mount Vernon Railway

From Station. Pennsylvania Ave and Is 1-s ST
In efecs November J. 1900
For AIexindria-Week days e.3g. 7soz, 7ss9
Sec, e.35, s.5e, 9.25, 1900 1I.e0, Il DC n m.
11zso5 1920. Is, xso5, f:25 200. z-so. 1sss3
$50. 1888. xssl5. 4:ss, $50. 5:i0 x5s24. $40
esG1 $50 7.0e, 7.90. 500, g:s5. ego. 1e:15
1I.z0. ard Il SO .. N. Sundays. 1:45. 800. s.z5
1922, 100, 1I.se d. NJ, 1900 ucoz. fz.so 100
La. 200. 2:53 3so9 $50 400. i So SEQ. $50
500 ESQ. 200. $50, SEQ. S:45. $50. 10:l5.
LEG, and $50 2. M
For Mount FerHoa--Wesk 5a~s, $40, 500. 1900
loo q. IA. xI2.05. xI:c5 ZOO z So 1853, x4:1s
x5.zf. 7:05, ard $50 D. N. Sundays. 800 a. IA,
2-o0 noon. 2:c0, &c., 7:05 s.,i 9;S0 p n.
Fer Arlington and AqaSdCct Bridge-Yees
Oars, 6:20 7sOl, 7:s0 Soc SIC, e5g. g.e5. 1860
AMI 100 4. n s1s955 fzs2e, 1f2s5s rs, sl,S5
200. s2.3o 1850, sS 30, $50. +4.25 $50. 5.z4
Cos. $50. 7:O5. and SEQ p. N. SUNDAYS, 7.45
eco, 9:s5 1000, I1.oc and II 80 A m 2so-
noon, e12:50 100 81 80. 600 s2-3e, 3:o3. *s:20
400. $3.50, 500, s5:so. SEQ. $780, 100. T:so
ard 500 P. m
Parcels carried. Baggage checked
zExpTsss. TO Arlington only.
G. Z. ABBOT. President
J. CoLvIS, Superintendent.
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Seaboafd Air Line Railway
4FLoRIDA AND WEST INDIA sHeRT
STEEsF

.sFL0RIDA and WEST ISDIA SHORT
LTsE.w
LEAVE WASHINGTON. PENN R. R. STATION
1876 A. NJ daily. Florida Express Tor Peters
burg, Raleigh Southern Pines. PinchaFSt, Cam
den, Columbia Savannah Jacksonville. Tal.a-
hassee and T-nsoa Through sleeping cara t.
Jacksonville.
5:55 P H. daily Florida Limited for Camden,
Columbia Savannah Jacksonville and TaIaPz
Through sleeping cars 20 jacksonville and
Tampa. Dining Car Service
s-55 P. u daily. Atlanta Special for Raleigh,
Southern Pines FinehaFst, Cha,lotte, Atat q,
Atlanta, New 0risxns snd al points II the
Southwest. Through Sleeping cars 10 Atlanta
FoT fzs ther snsorsHsticn apply to v, Il Moon
NELL, General Agent, 1E55 New York ETS-
no4-tt -----
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FoR sALE-HoRszs ANo VEHICLES.

and mares: been used in city: suitable Tor
butcher, baker, milk man, groceryman, family,
or would make excellent farm horses mares; 10
reasonable offer refused. Call at residence, 30
AZ st. nw. deSi-9t
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srrUATIoNs NvANTERFEMALE.
SITUATIONS wANTEo-afALr.

NANTED-By young man, position IN Office
or as a collector. Box 40S, this. Office. 1t,eH
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ron RENT-sToREs.

FOR RENT-Two rooms snd cellar. for store and
workshop 5Oa St. near market. Key 81
Sd ST. nv. ds20-ass
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Halls for south and Central Amer-
lea, West indies. Etc.

MONDAY-(b} At Cos p N aor SORTHERN
BRAZIL. per $ s. Jaffa, iron. View York
TUESDAY-(kl At 1900 N. for JAMAICA, per $.
:. Admiral Sampson. from Boston.
fc} At 1i:95 2. NJ for CENTRAL AMERICA
Except Costa Rica) and SOUTH PACIFIC
PORTS. per $ s. Alliance. from New York,
via Colon Mail for GUATEMALA must be
directed Per $ s ATfIsnca''
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W4NTED-An Office counter with wire screen
above sane; also efice chairs and table Adj
dress Box $40. this Office. tie29-st.e EN-
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WANTED-Young coIo5ed man 80 attend horses
must bring refs. 1888 \. Cap 81
6s3I-5t,eTu
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For RENT-oFFrcE ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Rooms in building gS2 F St NV
cheap rent Apply 10 II. ). DANTE. Hutehins
Building I0.a and sta dels-tf
ron RENT-Roons IN building $50 F st. NV;
cheap rent. Apply 10 W. ]. DANTE. Hutchias
RsiiSiaess LIZA AID p ssts-e spez-sEa
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ron sALE-HoUsEs.

MIST HAVE MoNEY-book at this. Near 9th
and SITS. ne, rooms, furnace. BATH bay
seindog large lot; owner sacrifices for $3.50:
pays 10 per cent nearly. Rear Office, iii G st.
nv. de9Ist
FOR SALE-s5Oe; only three LEFT OF the Kramer
ST. houses and lots, rented az S. 80; in perfect
order: only ) minutes to the cars; water and
sewer JOHN 2 D0SOHOE SON. sos East
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ron sALE-BIcroLEs.

FOR sALE-Geats bicycle; good condition; Sc.
Box zei, this oasee- des1-st, en-
FOR SAIsE-Gent's bicycle. s.; ladies' bicyele,
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Ssnle arst-efass osfce reaTas ~ rent m Hutch
ms Building corner Tenth and d streets 1ortls-
vess Elevator, steam heat. electricity, and very
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ROYAL BILE LINE.
Southern Ry.
Schedule IN effect November .. 1900.

Trains leave from Perna. StStiou-
sol q n. Daily. Local foT A2rlSoEbuEg 1nd
Tor Charlotte and way Stations.
u.l5 q, III Daily { 5 Fast Matt Sleeping
cars TO New Orleans, Columbia. Savannah, and
Jacksonville uniting at Salisbury with sleeper for
AsheviIIe Chattanooga. and Memphis, and az
DaHvills sith sleeper Tor Birmingham and az
Charlotte, with sleeper To- augusta. Susld train
Washington to New Orleans lining car service
I:3T a n Daily Local fer Charlottesville.
4-6i p NJ Week Days- LEGAL for Front ROYAL,
Strasburg, and Ua=Tisenhurg-
4:S8 D. III. Daily. Local Ger Charlottesville
SIS o. m Daily. \ \ & Fla Express Saesp-
inc cars to Augusta with connections for Aiken
and Charleston, and to Savannah, Jacksonville.
and Port Tampa. Through coacH to jacksonville
DtaIDg car service
SIS D. n Daily Washington and Chattanooga
Limited Via Lynchburg) Sleeping cars TO Roam
oile, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis, and Nss'
Orleans Through coach 70 Memphis Dining
i6:45 p. M Daily. Washington and South.
Limited. Sleeping cars 70 Asheviiie,
WIFE, Chattanooga and Nashville, and to At
Macon Birmingham, Memphis, Montgomery,
bIie and Nsw Orleans; connects At New o.
With Sunset Limited for California Dining
service Tourist sleeper Washington to San J
cisco Mondays Wednesdays. and FRIDAYS
TRAINS on BLUEtoNT BRASCH
Leave Washington 9.eI n m dssIy, $40
week ds.s and e:25 P. m SUNDAYS for
mont 6:25 p m SATURDAYS and 4:25 p n
davs and 40 p N. Wednesdays aud
days only for LeesbGTs. SIS 2. IA. week ia
HerndcH.
Through trains from TIE s5uth s-rfye Washing
toa $40 a m, f;s2 n, z:lS P m, ard SD
p. N. daily. From Hayrison5ure; Il 81 weok
DAYS and gao D. N. daily. F.om Charlottesville
SIS a n. and $40 p. n daily.
Tickets, Sleeping Ger reservations, and ether ~
formation furnished and baggage called for and
checked from hotels and residences by Union
Transfer Co. On orders left 1T Ticket 0face 305
15th St. NM; 5Il Penna- Ave NM. and At
Peupa. Station
phone iii for P. &. n. Cab Service.
FRANK s CANNON.
&c Y P. and Gen Mgr.
J. " CUP Traffic Manager.
". A. TJR6 General Fass'T Agcrt-
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TRAINS on BLJENfoNT BRANCH

Through trains from the s5uth s-rfye Washing
toa $40 a. m 7:35 = n, Z:l5 p m ard $50
D. ~ daily From HaTrison5uFc 1881 = m. veos
DAYS and $40 D. n. daily. F.Om Charlottesville
SIS .. n. and $40 P. "a daily
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FOUND.

FoUED-Bicycle IN front Of confectionery. sls
It'll st mr., Sunday, Dec IS. VII be return
ed 10 Tigitfuf owner Tor cost OF ad- de29-st en-
ICE CREAM. 5ec gallon, not made in cellar.
but shove ground for sewer gas abounds
In cellars and breeds typho:d diphtheria etc;
moral don't eat that kind LACEYss Is pure and
delicious eo7 n 2. ave. Phone 1851
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The IS DAYS" Cure

CfoE nen) leads al remedies In this city:
prompt and permanent cure OF no charge Con-
sultstion free DR. AcKEEHAS, SIS 18th St M
Office hours, te Is D. IL. ?. m sur
6sys, to D. "a deT-In1o
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wAxTED-HoUsEs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANFED-Fueu it1re OF al kind; also stocks and
nv. ee9o-2E
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ur1r waNTEp-sEALE.


WANTED faItIer. greeery clerk, hoy II
private family; also one fsr hotel 100 New
York NV. Item
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FOR RENTING comfortable furnished roeu:s,
with or without board. 2ls st. NV.
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WANTED White scrub woman Tor iapitress work
Rcom zl5 Stewart Bldg, 9th 8nc SIS.
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HnLr wANrEp-FEzALE.

WANTED-Khite nurse for children AZ I12s Mass
ave ard bring RATS Item
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wAsTEp-RooMs
wANTED-RoosIs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Board for gentleman and child years
old; some elderly deserving widow preferred.
Address BOX SsS this Office deSI-3t
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wANTED-A portable bakeoven; must be IN good
condition. address BOX sSs, ttis Office.
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OF N ST n w.-Wanted woman for general
housew6fs; REFS. Item
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&c Y. P. and Gen Mgr.
J. " CTT.P Traffic Manager
w. A. TURK. General Fass'T Agert-
L. S. Brown. CenersE Agert.
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Mails for PAPETTI, via San Francisco. close here
daily az 700 D m Up TO January / inclusive
for despatch per : Australia tol
ISLANDS, via Seattle. close here daily at 90
p m., zp 10 January 1. inclusive. per S. $ Rioiun
Warss Registered mail must be directed esYia
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-08
woman,- Drive to snve musbnnd,s III
KILLED HER BROTHER.
Worcester Woman Uses IA Revolver In
Defending Her sister From an Attach.

worcester woman Uses n Revolver In
Defending Her sister From an Attach.
Worcester, Mass. (Spcciah. - David
Mcnamara was shot and killed by his
sister, Mrs. Nora l.. Phillips, i'm the Nc
Namara homestead. about two mile
from Leicester. Mrs. Phillips was on
her way TO Worcester with her sister,
Miss Carrie. Mcnamara. when David
rushed froufthc house and struck Car
ric. Mrs Phillips interfcred, ana Da-
vid. scizin% Il piece of rock tried TO
strike her with it. She pulled a re-
volvcr from handbag and shot him
over HE heart.
The body lay where it had fallen for
more than seven hours. Mrs. Phillips,
after washing the blood from her
hands. changed her clothing and came
to Worcester. She walked into the
office of Chief of Police Stone and told
her story. She VIII be charged with
manSlaughter.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-08

W Fray for bread God gives us seed.
1t is foolish laying mud foundation
for stone hOGse.
The heart may be pierced by hat
pin as truly as by n sword
The political campaign is either
Gods campaign or the devils.
Some of us must have much care or
We shall cease from prayer.
Victclies must he won in the will
before they arc won in the world.
The pursuit oi pleasure is like pros
pecting for lead with sold spades.
Crooked Ewing makes the cross
Christian
God will he served by sons and not
by serfS
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-08
ItlE NEGRO JACKSON NOT KILLED
Man Shot with the Desperate Charles
Mna BurIeh Unher Ihnt NINA

o
New Orleans, La. (SpeciaD - Burke
jackson, who occupied the room in
the Jackson house where the negro
desperate Charles was killed, was
brought here from Magnolia, Miss.
The negro who was killed at the time
of Charles's death was supposed to he
Burke JACKSON. and was buried under
that name. The police have not the
slightest idea who the dead negro
was. Burke Jackson fed from the city
the day OF the riot, but was captured
az his old home, Magnolia He can
tell all that went OH in the house. and
whether there was really conspiracy
of negroes, as the Grand Jury believes,
FOR il has indicted them all for muTder.
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At the Summer Resort.

Mattie-"Nes, n man has come here;
but he IS only 4 hired man"
Minnie "Of course. No man would
he likely 10 come here il lie wasn't
hired. Boston Transcript
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-08
RAMS HORN BLASTS.

- - ~ = vi liN 81
emily things makes
a light heart.
There is no
iighteouSu -ss with
}ut resistance.
The will without
the work cannot
make the way.
/ n @ present
builds the palace or
the hut Of the flu
tUre.
Som etimes when
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1900-08-08

silence may be golden, but golden
hair is usually loud.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-20

When two fiddIers meet, they have
great time lying about their fiddles.
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nae ..In Els stems, Daily.

Editorial from the New York Herald
We are not inclined TO impeach the
motives of the Rev. Mr.. Sheldon in his
new sensational act, but we are old
fashioned enough to regard man as
unpardonably cOnceited who declares
that he is about to do something just
as the Saviour would do it. and asks
the whole world to watch him While
doing it, Mr. Sheldon does not see that
he is making himself ridiculous, but eV
cry one else sees it and remarks, 1t is
to laugh"
As a shrewd business operation, how
ever, the experiment Is already an i'm
nense success. Whether the Saviour
would approve of the use OF His name
in this way for strictly financial pur-
poses is open to a reasonable doubt.
The proprietor of the paper and his
temporary but eccentric editor are pop
ularly supposed to be wholly diSintereSt-
ed. The suspicious fact remains, though,
that by this kind of sensati0nalism the
one reaps a harvest through his adVer-
Using columns, while the other becomes
the most talked of man of the hour.
When these tactics are proclaimed to
be those of the Saviour there are
thoughtful people who can not help re-
garding them as bordering on the BIAS
phemouS.
1t is possible to make a readable and
clean newspaper without resOrting to
such monstrous pretensions as the rev
erend gentleman has been tricked into
making
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sharkev-Fitz Fight Bids.

New York, March 20.-An effort was
made last night by the persons inter
ested to agree upon a place for the
coming fight between Sharkey and
FitZsimmons. Two bids were received.
The Seaside Sporting club deposited a
check for s.. 800, and agreed to give the
principals 60 per cent of the gross re-
ceipts and so per cent of the picture
profits. Tom O'Rourke of the club. eX-
planned that it was his intention to al
low the $780, already on deposit for
the Jeffries- Corbett match to continue
up after that fight on May IL. making
$4,000 in all as required. The Westches-
ter Athletic club, represented by Martin
Julian and G.. J. Cooke, made a higher
bid. 1t offered 81 per cent of the gross
receipts and 81 per cent of the picture
profits. It made a deposit of a $4,000
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TRUSTS CAN BE REACHED.

The severest blow yet dealt to the
trusts. was that coming from the Uni
ted States supreme court yesterday,
when Justice McKenna handed down
an opinion sustaining the constitution
atty Of the Texas antitrust law
The Texas law says in substance that
combinations in restraint of trade can
not do business in the state. The branch
of the Standard Oil trust operating in
the Lone Star state resisted the en-
fOrcement Of the law on the strength of
the contention that it is unconstitu-
tional and void. Judgment against the
trust was rendered in all the state
courts and that verdict has now been
sustained by the highest judicial tribu-
nal in the land. There was no conten-
ton that the law was not being viola
ted.
1t viii be gratifying to the opponents
of trusts that the greatest of all monop-
Olies should be the first to suffer from
the law
Missouri has a law formed on the
Texas model. Other states will not be
slow to adopt it unless trust influences
shall intervene.