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Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-22
THE E.RLY SYMPTOMS ARE 1:

L CHRONIC SICK OR NAUsEoUs h.-ADACiiE-HUDl taken as di- rected will relieve the headache in. stantly.
 3-a PUFI'INEss OF THE SKIN LIN. DER TlIE EYES. due to collection of huid-in other words. DIlOI'Si. HUD. TAN will cause the extra amount of fluid 10 be taken up bS the blood and be slini- mated by the Kidneys
 4-5. PALE. DOL GHY COMPLEx. ION. due to the imperfect circulation of the blood. IIUDYAN will restore the cir. culation to its normal Cond tion and cause the checks tO become red and rosy.
 C WEAK MESS OF THE HEART-One of the irst symptoms and the one that eventually causes death. HIDYAN wiIl strengthen the nerve es and muscles Uf the heart and make II s.rCns and regular in It's beatinGn.
 7-s. WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN THE REGION Os THE KIDNEYS IS--HCDIAS will cause tho kidneys 10 perform thelI functions properly. thereby relieving the pain and weakness.
 Get iiCDD AN al once and take it regu- with each package. HUDiAH Is sold packages for s2.i0 IT your drugIist doe, not keep it. send direct l1 the iIifDIAS REMEDY COMPANY san Francisco or Los AnFclrs ta!ifnrnta. Remember that y,.I can Csii and consult the lItDHAS DOCTORS FREE Call and see them If you cannot cali. write tn the doctor, snd ;sil item all about yuui case Enc they Will adNiss you. The advice VII ka staa Adlres-
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-22

B Everything ID line Is frs, class goods and sold
 Nrices that de!y competition
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-04-22

LAURA C. CRARLE. P. M.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-09
TELEPHONE COMPANIES 90
TO LAW.
Temporary Injunction, Restrain.
ing Order and Application For
Recover.

The Telsphous Manufacturing Co. and the
Sumter Telephone Manufacturing Go that 10
to say, the old'company and the new company
have gone into the courts and stiff legal
fight 10 10 prospect
The litigation vas started By the old CON.
pany-Tbe Telephone Manufacturing Co
which 10 nov controlled by Peter Blow, H
Grover, Jr and Robert DShslor, apply log
for an injuaotion 10 prevent the Sumler Tel.
ephone Co., from usiug tho name 1t was
chartered under or any other name similar
to that OF the old company, or from using
certain patents which are claimed to be the
property OF the old company. % this sp.
plicstiou Judge Buchanan granted Q restrain.
ing order and issued q temporary Injunction,
retuguaols on Nay 9th.
CHARLES T. Mason aod F. @. Aarniug who
are large stockholders 10 the new company
and also own between them twenty. Ave of
the 6fy shares Of the capital stock Of the old
company, have instituted proceedin 90 sgainst
Peter Blow, n. ]. Grover, Robert Shelor sud
others now 10 control Of the management Of
the old company aud they have been cum.
monsd to show cause on the 9th, instant, Why
. receiver should not DO appointed to take
charge Of the affairs Of tho said Telephone
Aanufaoturing %. 1t 10 alleged that The
said Peter Blow and associates are dissipa.
tiog the funds Of the Telephone Mauufactu.
ring 90. and that the appointment Of . re-
esivsr 10 necessary for the protection Of tho
interests OF tbe petitioners, Charles T. Mason
and F. O. Manning.
Both cases will be heard today. and further
developments will then be 10 order.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-09
Candldates' Cards.

Solicitor John 8. Wilson anuospcss biz
candidacy for reelection, and as be has made
most thoroughly efficient and couscieu tious
official. bis reelection is almost au assured
fact. He is popular personally throughout
tho circuit, and 10 Sumter County be will
have majority OF the votes cast, 90 mst,er
who opposes him.
hr. &. T Windham is auuouuced TODAY
as candidate for Sheriff He is q we'll
known nan and will make a fearless and con.
scieo otious officer If elected.
Mr.. Thomas G. Mcleod, of Lynchbu,p.
announced himself a candidate for The House
OF Represeu tstives in our last issue He ID
'be 6rst candidate for Legislative honors ir
the 6sld sud bis friends believe that he will
be not far from the fret place on the ticke,
when the result Of the primary ,s made
known. He is young, energetic. cultured
and 10 every way fitted to win .houors 10 the
Legislature
Deputy Sheriff J. E Gaillard vas brouQ b,
out last week "a candidate for Sheriff. Mr..
Gaillard kuows the duties of the Office a.
few meo have known them and be has no,
ooly the experience to manage the affairs oil
The Office but the courage and fsarlesspess to
discharge every duty NO matter how danger
ous or arduous.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-09
y Csss'y Board Of RqsiIisa,iea net

fis Csss'y Board Of RqsiIisa,ies net
uesdsy.
fhs stores have bees sshsd to e,oss early
% Thssoday sfsssseoo on seeouut Of tbe
1soosisl services.
rhs easdidasss wsrs here 10 foil force
nss1ay ED 10 y 10 - hoped that they ell
ocAs beg While The sas shoss.
Crosvsll D Go. hsvs bought lot from
of. O. @. Revived bstvses ,hs two frsiah,
deposs 90 which they will build q large
Wholesale ssiek warehouse.
a party Of young people wen, 10 Poco,sl,.
60 lsss wednesday eight on ash nv and
spsss very plssssst svssisg.
The ssv hosss for Dslgsr Rec, Sousd il
osasioo eooplstioa, and the lunesr for Mon.
sgsss pess Coopspy's house 10 on the
gseesd.
hr: Rec, uaosgsr 81 the Peoples Ice Fac.
tory bed bic loot badly mashed lsss Thurs.
cay sy being esssh, 10 the uschiosry 10
seos vsy. One toe was 90 oadly mashed
hat soputssioa OF u Vas nsecssory.
A mad dog wss hillsd on upper Main
street, nssr Mr.. j. B. Roacb's rssidsocs on
Saturday sftsruoon. The dog wee chased
froo the Prssby ,srisn Cbureh Sy several DER.
soos 10 busgiss snd vsgoos and sftsr Q nun.
sss Of shots We aoslly killed.
The chain gang hes hsso ss work On ,hs
yeAd fsoo Provideucs to The Kssshsw lice via
ksobssu will Tor some time aud hss Improv.
Cd iss cooditioo wonderfully. A new road
bee hsse opessd sod csusswsy built q, Rem.
ossu MIL pond.
Toe Fourth Regimen, Band will siv. vesk.
ly eoscerts oo ,hs moeuueotsl square. A
ssssd 10 needed for the bssd sud IL should
- built st ooee.
Street Con missloosr Tribbls has besn
voshiog on Factory Branch for several dsys.
sut there 10 s,ill Q good deal of vo,k TO be
done before tbst portion OF the town viii BE-
tborosshly drsiosd.
Water Was torusd Into the recently laid
vatsr msio 10 the cotton mill few d., ago.
bot The msio spruog quite . number Of leaks,
which viii have to be stopped before the
bydraoD on this main can DO used regularly
The season has been. 90 far, uuusualiy IA
vorsels Tor oee-seepiog, and should there be
no heavy or cooiiouous rains during the next
teo days or two weeks. those vho like honey
msy expect TO get IL plsntifully and Of good
qasli,y.
The Fourth Regiment Baud gave q very
etjoysble eoncer, on the Mon jmeutal Square
last Friday afternoon. Several hundred peo.
pie were present and the attendance was the
beet e'idescs OF the popularity OF the con.
eefts tbs, the band could have.
wm J. (Bli) Andrews lef, las Thursday
night for Columbus, Ohio ss n delegate 10 the
General Conference Of the A. NJ. r. Church.
He wss appointed By the Bishop 10 respond
10 the sddfess OF weleo1as, sod will therefore
os one OF the orators 10 the opening services
Of The Coafsfsoce. He expects to extend his
sip asd "a. bs awsy about month.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-09

F0R SALE-Several good Mich Cows
IL With youpR calves. Prices reasonable
W. Dabbs. Goodwill, 8. G.
Nav 9-lt~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-09
MAYORS COURT.

The following cases were heard 10 the
Mayor's court Thursday:
Or. G. W. Birois. tor riding bicycle after
dark without Q lantern. Plead guilty sud
paid 6os Of %. The defendants explained
that be wss called Guriog the night to visit Q
sick child in haste. His lantern vas ont OF
repair snd consequently could cot bs lighted
The Mayor thought the violation exeusable,
however.
Quo Te,chsr, for . similar cneoee, paid q
doe OF 81.
Wm. Piekess. for public drunkenness aud
cursiug. PIsad guilty aud paid Zoe OF S..
Three other cases we're continued by request
Of attorneys until next day.
There were quite . large number of de-.
fsndsots before the Mayors Court Friday for
various odeoses.
VI. H. @. Cut,lno for riding . bicycle
without lighted lantern last night Was rs.
quired to pay 6ns OF three dollars.
Wm. Brysut and jim Fsieison charged
With eres;iog . disturbaoce and carrying
concealed w'spoo, we're discharged becauss
Of conflict Of evidence which left their Ruilt
doubtful.
Lottis K,rklaud for rsisiog a row and
eursing on Harvin street. Paid s. 6us.
Beo Shannon and his ~ifs, Oolody Shan.
moo, bad disagreement which reeslted In q
tuss'e, with o loud voiced accom- psnimeu
which disturbed their neiRhbors. They each
paid 81.
Robert Couocil WAS given S. or ten dsys
for disorderly conduc, and cursiug oo Canal
Strest. Robert took the days
Reese james was up for stealing Q box
from u store lot. He had several hours in
the guard bouss, and was dismisssd With a
warning against appropriation Of other peo.
ple's property.
W. d. JACOBS was arrested Saturday for
drunkenness, and carryiog a concealed wea.
pom, was fined 80 or four days. He 10 from
Columbia, and came to Sumter In search Of his
runaway 600 Oscar, who has been located in
the county. He WAS not at all ohstreperous I:
merely loaded up on dispsnsary fluid TO while
away an hour PLEASANTLY, and got in such q
condition that be could not paviya,e
Robert Pea and Frank Winn TWO negro
boys had q set-to on Maoniog Avenue. Pea
appeared 10 bs the aggiessor aud was re-.
quired TO pay tue Of two dollars or work
ionr ldays oo tn. street. VIM WAS dis
charged
Ber amin Sanders, colored, d.unk aud
cursipg on Cans! Street. Five dollara or teu
davs He took the days.
William Zpuell and James Franklin, two
negro boys, were before the Mayor Monday
morning for racing horses through Maiu
street, and their 6ues were 81 each.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-09
Census Enumerators,

The following are the persons recommend
cd for appointment 80 census snumera,ors ia
Sumter County by Supervisor, 8 L Pearcs
Theo n Keels, Sumter.
Elijah Bradley (c), Sumter.
VR Priugle, Sumter.
Geo G johnson (c), Sumter.
WRA Palmer (c), Sumter.
SY Delgar, Sumter.
W Y l. Marshall, Sumter.
W T Andrews 10y, Sumter.
Rhedie B Bruner (c). Sumter.
Geo N Doro, Bossard.
Geo McCutcheo, Wisacky.
IF Ingram, Privsteer
w CuttinO, Tiudal.
Junius A Rsfisld (c). Sibisy.
p Gaillard, Scarboro.
JE DuPrs, Pisgsh
o Bethts, Hsgood.
81 Muldrow, (c) l., ochburg.
H II Player, Shiloh.
Wiley J McKsip, Rural.
Geo F Parrott, Bishopville.
Albert J Edwards, (c) Bishopville.
FIX Butler, (s) Rural
Junius A Rhame, Magnolia.
81 Mcdonald (c) Magnolia.
Elias w Nte,les, Wedgsield.
w Anderson, Wedge6eld.
w W Ramsey, Jr, (c) Wedge6eld.
Robin u Richardsoc, (c) Wedg.6eld.
N ID g Muidrow, Stateburg.
Jacob Prince, (c) Mayesville.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-09
The Matter Of Census Enumerstors

The Columbia Record Of Nay /, in refer
ence TO the statement that oolored men were
to bs appointed census enumerators in 90.
luwoia and Richland, says:
"On bic recent visit to Baltimore aud
Washington, Mr.. Francis q. Weston, 10 biz
capacity 30 legislator aud individual citizen
called upon Cosgressman Wilson end related
oil ,he circumstauces and requested Mr.. vii.
son 10 have the recommeod dations 'beld up''
for the present until reasons for not appoirt.
Jog them could be more fully given. Nr.
Weston has received . letter from Mr., Wilson
10 which hs says the appointments will no,
be made st once and that Supervisor Pearee
has been summoned to be 10 Washington to.
morrow, to show Why such sppointments ID
complained Of should not DO made. Con.
gresham Wilson said TO the director OF the
census that such appointments would
forfeit the respect of the city and county and
that II would Do au ,ndigpity which should
not DO heaped on the people Of Columbia.
He also explaioed that 1t was entirely nsces.
sary that ooly those 10 whom the people
bad confidence should be appointed as emu.
merators.
'.Ths appointments complained of have been
recommended BY Ool. Pearce - stated yss,er.
day but have not received the Official 90 dorse.
msnt OF the Washington officials.
''Mr. Weston deserves the thanks Of the
people for what be did 10 the matter, and Mr
Wilson's action 10 backing him up will be
duly appreciated
We have sesa no statement 40 to who are
TO 20 the euumerators for Sumter, but this
county 10 10 Col Pearces territory, sud /,
would bs we'll for some one who may have
ioduence 10 the matter TO try to secure the
appointment OF compstent and reliable men
who will ccmmard the confidence OF the
people.
10 The taking Of the last cepsus, the City
OF sumter was badly treated BY the author.
ilies 10 Washipgton. Ar. F. F. Tsicher Gre,
did The work 10 . careful aod thorough man.
nsr, and sent 10 bis report. giving the city q
population Of something over $500, which
vas afterwards-wilhin few months-veri.
Ned By 90 enumeration taken BY City CLERK
and Treasurer Hurst, and which only varied
from NJ. Tsichsr's enumeration BY 30 usmsl
more.
Owing to the large increase 10 our popu.
lation from the former census report, or other
reasope cot Known, the authorities decided
to have tho suuneration made over, and cen,
several special epumera tors, who rushed over
the work 10 . few days aud cent 10 the 6gure.
40 published in the report OF 1880, % 8, ,s5s
IL ID . we'll Known fact that these euumera.
tors skipped very many c,tiseps, and thai
this work was BADLY done.
Unless the census 10 correctly tsksu, II II
worse than II not taken at ell, and we arc
interested In having reliable men to do ths
work.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-09

nr. rssaas Wslses vss is The city Msa.
Gay.
Dr.. JsAs n. Ysr.ss zee 10 ,h. ely rri.
tsy.
nr. sas y. Rssl bee rs,srssd from 30,
epsises. Ak.
nlss Os,svia Hml is spsssiss son. tin. 10
0ssesviils.
Rec. Q. 4. Darby, Of LyseAssrg. wss 10
shs ely Friday.
ns. w.. 3. Distiss Of sossaras zee 10 The
cry fhssstsy.
Ne. Hsssy D. Csosswsil wss 10 the city sos
~ dsys lass vssk.
us. Jssbss nyss. Of Psovidsses, was 10
shsdv ysssesday.
uia lells Kss. sf Wilses's 10 the sussi Of
nss. &. D. Jsskias.
Ne. ". p. Dsskis, Of wsdge6sld, wss 10
~ siey Saturday.
ns. fAss. A. Pssk, os 0rsssvills, 10 visit.
iog ssea1s 10 The essnsy.
MIR PsuIiss ". Fraser. Of Colombia.
epess fhsrs1sy 10 sss city.
ur. Jees Dsvnss. Of Augusta, Co., y
vlasiaG ~ bsetbes. Ne. ". A. Bevuas.
NJ. a. <. oAs6Rs asA little daush,ss.
Nsis, - Hagss1s sss visiting 10 che sisy. :
Ds. J. Tbee. Psss b sss seais assss Q bsiss
:ssseA svss illsss.-plssssss rioss,
Cs,. 4. n. wsllses wss 10 the cit, re-.
sesesy. He rstssssd 70 Chssisssoa last
~. ssl Nss. Isask n. Bsekhsu vho have
essa vieadsG 10 shs city sor several weeks lei,
ysssssesy nsssiss.
Ne. o. 3. ssubss vss esllsd to Bsusssss.
yille 0se1sy ~ The ssddsu illosss q bic
eseshss, nr. L. D Ssnbbs.
Ne. ~. o. Bssgb went 70 Csmdsa last
Friday oogussg % astsad the fnsseal Of bic
9esAes. He zee sssoupasisd ~ Ne. 1dd.s
Hssah ft
DE-. CaNsos lssssssd 81 AilssSsIs lee,
Ws1sssdsy eight sy ressst Of Rev. Ne.
Cssthss ef the nsshodiss Chsreh as ,hst
plass.
~. Ssassl I. Rssmss, Sorssrly Of this
Sessys = COO nssws Mechanic Of The De.
sise Wsssssu Rallwsy, With hssdqasrssss
- Csssssss 0a. 80
NJ. h D. Boyd, nssSgss Of he Diamond
nssees Store, wsss 10 '0osoosd, Tenn last
veos, vhese ~ w1s sumncusd on account
u Ne i,lssss Of bic father.
Ne. N. q. Usssss, Jr., reached home on
Saturday svssisa isea baltioess, where hs
gss1uessd ftoo The UaLvsrsisy Of Mary land 90
~ - issssst. - Doctor of Dental Sar.
ssry. ~.
Gel. J. D. Blssdisg lss; last Wednesday
sessoooo 70 visit HE ehildrss ie avs di6sr.
cas eeAsss. fsso ussyland TO Tsxss. His
esoe eepot7g poist zee Aiken, 8. O 10 ses
eb eesgssee. ose. L. ". Dick.
ns - Patssssss 90 "sld timer" Who
90 go q ,es eey's hsrs esfess and jost after
- vess = 70 We city rsssvieg seqssis,aess
s(ees % sbssscs es sssr thirty ysefs. San
~ jse 10 ths aa shep of A Haussr
nss ssoess ef yssss while here. He wss
elee eeo1 soldssr 10 The old Ssoosd 8. o.
v. usotusst, sad Zee net Q uuober Of bic
souseoee % tes street Who ere clad %
- Bio s0ais. HE hoos 10 sov 10 Hsoyhis
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-09
Mr. II. w, Lees House Burned

The rtsiderce Of Mr. L. w Lee, situated
aoo.t six mies from this city, was burr ed
to the Rrout d on Thursday ABOUT 8 clock.
The origin of the FIRE is 10, known positively,
but is supposed to have started ia a rooui
where servant was ironing. The house
wae Insured for about one half i,s value. A
portion Of the furniture was saved.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-09

The list OF census enumerators recommend.
ed oy Census Supervisor Pearce, of Oolum.
Ole, tor Sumter county, hss been sent to the
couoy chairman BY Congressmao Stokes.
There are 90 euumerators for Sumter couuty,
and OF the number 10 are negroes. The Two
recommended BY Supervisor Pearce for this
city are 8 Y. Delgar and w. T. Audrews
The appointments have been held up ct the
request Of Ooogressman Stokes, and il any
one has objections to offer now 10 the tima to
make them.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-09
DEATH.

,Mrs. " J. A. Poole, wifs Of Mr. r. A.
Poole, Of tho Logon "eis shbothood, After
many years Of untold snfsrios, died 90 Mon.
day moroiog, April 30'h, NJ heart failure.
She Was in Der seth ,esr. The funeral was
held At IL O'Clock At Brick Church cemetery
on Tuesday, Nav let
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-09

I>OR SALE-Second hand carriage and
I double Get OF harness, both 10 goo6
condition. Apply to Paul J. Kennedy.
Nay Git
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-09

n. G OsteeD + Co. have on haud q lrge
stock Of ossa ball goods-iucludiog caps and
belts-which will be cold at pleasing prices.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-09

WTANTEO TO SELL-Ons pair Platform
w Scales, one 20.horse Li1dell Engine
aud Boiler, one 80 saw Pratt Gin and Boss
Press. Also complete Grist Mill. Apply 10
J. e Cousar, BishopviiIe, s. c..
May 8-4ts
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-09

~ Wilsoo, ussssr-Ssls.
Harby-Bor Sale or Rsot
ttsee National naok-Sssssueut.
0eeey Dossd--Psslic Notice.
,. nyssssesss 3 Soas-Chs mpion Binders
esd noWsss
Csadi1aso-R z. Wiodhau for Sheriff;
JoAe 8. Wilsos fos Solicitor.
Wsste-B. ". Dabbs, Mich Cows Tor ssls
Pees >: kssssdy. Cesrisse add Hsrosss for
Az; ,: k. Cossss. Gin. Pssss. Essiss and
Boiler, - TOE sals.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-05-09
A Big Difference
Between the strong warranty vou Get on
Champion Binders & Mowers.
And the contract you sign when YOU bu
any other kind.

@AAAu IA0 COACTdcC you sign when YOU buv
any other kind.
warranty is of value except it is in exact form AZ
issued by the company and if changed any way the
pany is not bound by it, nor is it any protection to yo
The Champion warranty evidence of the sunerortx
OF the machines and made strong and positive for
protection " '
The warrantes given with other machines are carev
oraw tor the protection of the manufacturer and if Won sion
one the chances that you will have to settle for the ma
chme even IS not satisfactory These warranes are
gooo ng tor the machine company but poor thing you
All warrantles state that machines durable well made
anu gooo materials and give you days trial to deter
mine all this.
What can you toll about the durability of a
mach1ne by using it one day?
But how about its work in the field This you can tell at
least something about but there isn't word about the
only some directions about what you do when
the machine doesn't work we'll. Isn't this singular?
How about wasting grain between the binder deck and the
elevator About lack of power when compressng the bum
ole how about the loss of power the push bar Mower
when cutting tough gras Just the time you need the most
power you have the least
In their advertising all makers claim to have device for
keeping the knife and pman in ne but only the Champion
has 1T, and others dare not put it in the warranty
You should insist having these very important features
nciuoea IN the warranty you do may have oppor-
capable of fulfilling any such broad warranty -
Champion Reapers and
Binders,
Champion Mowers.
Thomas Rakes,
For Sale by
j. kyttenberg s. Sons,
Sole Agents for::Sumter
Arizona silver belt., 1900-06-14
OiJ Dominion Commercial Co.

An important change took place on Monday last in the old Dominion Commercial company, Alonzo Bailey, who has been president of the com pany since its organization in 1891, owning a majority of the stock in the concern. having transferred bis inter- est to w. w. Brookner and Geo. w. F. Hunt. The new officers of the com pany are Geo. W. P. Hunt, president and secretary; A. L. Walker, of New Jersey, vice-president. F. B. Gabbert represents Mir Brookner's interest as manager.
 The old Dominion Commercial com pany has stood at the head of The mer- cantile business of Globe for many years. and is rated among the most substantial commercial houses in Ari- Zona.
 There will be no change in the policy of the company. The business wlll be conducted on the same general lines as heretofore. and will include general merchandising and banking, the llt- ter feature being maintained, despite the rumors to the contrary. Mir. Brookner, having been formerly for many years a stockholder and the manager of the Old Dominion Com mercial company, his advice will be invaluable in the direction of the cOmpany's $ affairs.
 It is matter of satisfaction to the many patrons of the Old Dominion Commercial company that the control of the business has been retained here hy we'll known and enterprsing men in whom the utmost confidence is repOSed.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-06-14
The Globe DabbitrN.

l.. C. WOodsand Chas. Mueller, D. prietors of the Globe Rabbitry, d. now prepared to sell the progeny their fine strains of Belgian hareS. will ship to any part of the country
 Their stock comprises the followi noted, pedigreed rabbits:
 BUCKS:-
 PRINCE YUKON grand son of L. Brittonl out of Champion Yukon a. doe Melba.
 PRINCE WOLsELEY, out of PriI Henry, Jr. and RoSeberry.
 DOES,-
 LADY MELBA, by Lord Banbury Lady Rufus.
 LADY SMITH, by Lord Liverpool ao doe Brownie.
 A large number of young hares r. sale, out of Red Sovereign, MajpS and Lord Britton and the does Vc toria, Melba and Banbury: also fr,a the noted Yukon strain.
 Prices very reasonable.
 Rabbitry open to visitors for insp.c ton at any time.
 Mail orders promptly attended 10 P. o. box no. ?, Globe, Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-06-14
A Long and Successful Business
 Career.

It is but natural that regret should be widely expressed over the retire ment of AlonzO Bailey from the Old Dominion Commercial company, with which he has been so prominently identified for the past nine years.
 MT. Bailey has been actively identi- fled with the business affairs of Globe since 1877, when he engaged in mer- chandising with C. $. Van Wagenen. In 1878 Mr. Bailey withdrew from the firm and formed a partnership with J. H. Eaton, the business being con tinued under the firm name of Bailey x Eaton until 1884, when Mr. Bailey bought out his partner and cOndu, ted the business alone until 1891, when he organized the Old Dominion Commer- cial company, which has enjoyed such phenomenal success, and from which he now retires. Mir. Bailey has given close attention to the business of the company during the past year which has proved too great d tax on his health, and this was the only con sideratlon which induced him to dis pose of his interest and withdraw from active business.
 It is not MT. Bliley's intention. however to remove from Globe. for he feels strong attachment for the town, and the people with whom he has associated for so many years. He has large property interests here and is part owner in the Globe Trc Works, to which he will now give his attention, assisting his partner Alfred Kinney.