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Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01
LABORING UNDER
 AHEAvY STRAIN
A Slight Task When Handled
 Bv One
THE REVIEWS" DEMAND

Last Saturdays Bisbee Review con- tsined a long tirads of silly twsddle snent county seat removal. That paper admits everything that the PRosPEcToR has said on sbst question and in the same breath denies eyery- thing. But with that characteristic effrontry that causes it's readers to smile it asserted that Bisbee wants a court house-she can furnish the crim- inals, the jurors, and has the money with which to pay the expenses in. cured. The appeal for a court house is so strong and the argument SO con vincinP that ~s feel inclined to send the Review 6 pencil sketch of county building with its editor posing as Jus tice; we feel that this would tickle its vanity and besides what he osnno. do with @ pencil is hardly worth coun- ,erfeiting. He vii! have county sea, st the copper camp if he has to con sum mmsts that undertaking unaided. And it is better for the court house promoter that the work should be per fected solely by himself; it will ss- tract in small way to Golish's nerve and strength. It is useless for the public to oppose this whim Of the Re- view it's desire has been made known and the public need not be surprised 70 see that salwart editor march down Tombstone canyon any afternoon with the Ccohise county court house on his hack. When the eagle scars over head the bat seeks the cave. It'- your'n; "tote" it away vixen you chooee
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srATEor OHIO, CTTYs TOLEDO, q.
 Iuraa CofrSrY

 Frank J. Cheyney makes oath shs ne is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheyney & Co.,, doing business in the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid and that said firm will pay ,he sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL .ARs fer each and every caes of atarrh that cannot be cure| by the SC of Halls Cstsrrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn so before me and subscribe my presence, this 9th day oi Decem Der, IS6.
 srALl A. W. GAsLEON,
 Notary Publi Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken inter nsIiy and acts directly on the back d sa mucus surfaces of the system ndse or testimonials free
 CHENEY ( CO.,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

A. Wentworth, Chse. Bowman and Ed Laud l. f. this morning inr Tucson to jDn in the Elk-' fesiivitis and will participate in the sntl' red demon,tra- ,ions of the famous Tucson herd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

Ths A rizons paper, as 8 rulc, are just now full of lifs-two columrs of "ststehoo3," three columns sf COW ads, and the rest of the whole shooiiu 2 match liver pills and articles of ircor~ poraiion .--Vidette.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

The presentation Of the litersry and musical entertainment Cf the Catholic church will De had December Is, next kehesrsals are being had and an iu- teres.ing entertainment is in rtore for all who attend,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

The new butcher shop on Fourth street has been opened sni tte two popular cleavsr srtl,ts, Messrs. Gottsc- hslk aud LIrrieu, are bidding for pub lie patronage oy announcing the fac, through the columas of the PaosPEC TOR. Attention is called to the at. ;n another column.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

In sn ioterview with the editor of the Phoenix Republican. Mir. F. NJ. Murphy makes it evident ibss hs ~ill continue his work of developing Ari- xons. He was asked ss to the wort on the line 'rsm PhoeLix ts Benson. He ssid that the su,vsvirg g party would reach Dsnson this week. Then the preliminary survey would be com plet<d. Alter that the work Of mak. pg locations would be begun.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

A report is current that MT. c. Briggs s' Mess has bonded his Ben- con mining property for $l5 600. He is over in that country now looking after the busineee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

A miner at Greaierville panei R L. Bird s.ll'd himself by exploding E stick of giant owie. tssea,h his co, with suicidal intent. He had been t. Nogale. and left 2 note ssy ing he WE: discouraged.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

It is stated that there Is now enough ore in sight in the lower levels 0. the Congress mine to keep the so stamps and cyaniding plant at that camp in operation for several years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

c. M. Henry, iormsr lps srintend snt of rhe Black Dirmond Ce. i. a Tomb stcns visitor on a business trir. MT. Henry is now located at Prgr,e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

The public .chool is closed for this week during the teachers institute meet at Tucson. As a consequence ,he youthful American is quite nu- merou. about the street,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

A Chinese girl is ct St. Marks hog pisal sufferiug from c peculiar disease known to Ihe medical void ss "Dr- fus SymmsiIicsl seiresderms, or the tightening of the skin. It is 6 dread ful sffiiction and is almost imp Isslble 10 cure.-Deseret New.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

The isderstion of Arizona woman e clube of Arizona is in session in Phoe nix. Now everything will be definite ly fixed up, sdds the Vidette.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

Tucson will roou see ipsugursted a large reservoir in tight of the city
 which will b, used to geaerate elec- trio power for Tucson mauufsctories, for . trolley sy tenn snd for sn electric light plant. The reservoir will be 2OO0 feet higher than Tucson and will be us.lizsd ss 6 summer reeo:t.-Staf.
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Dody .A~s n

u4a -rc-. andy Cattartic, the most vs0 ierfu. IuvJ.oA- discovery of the ego, ple.~ mt and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positively on Kidneys, liver and bowela :leansins the entire system, cispei coics cure headache, fever, habituai constipatios as.d bi.ionsness- Please buy ard try boz 'sy; 10, &, 3 ceris. Sold ssS
 1,s ,nsAad sr -,s-e h1 a1J s--.e
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BIsBEK. Nov. 25. 1901.

BIsBEE. NOV. 70. lSOl. J. J. Sparks and wife of Dougls. visi,ed the city today.
 Jse Schmidt returned today from Sonors, where he has been for the past several weeks looking after his min- ing interests.
 Preston Fletcher and family are in the Huschucss camping. Preston vii while away bis time in pursuit of game that sbounis ID that section.
 Dr. Edmunson and wife left today for Ls Zue.ts, Sonora, to spend Thanksgiving with their friends, Mir and Mr.. W. J. Short.
 4. F. schwaudt and wife arrived tc- day from Bowie. They will nske Biebse their future home.
 F. NJ. Hill is . late srrivs' from Chicago. He will take . position in the furniture department of the Cop per Queen store.
 Dan J. Sneehy, of Fl Psso, is siolH = pIng a, the Norton.
 H. W. Conxon of Cananea is in the city for few days.
 Charles Wilson, of Villa Verde, So- nora, is registered at the Norton.
 Thomas N. Stanton of CapAnea and H.w. Henderson oi Pho nix are re- cent arrivals and are doniciIed at the Norton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

Near Denver work is progre. sing on the largest storage reservoir in the world. The retaining walls are now l25 feet high and the water is backed up seven miles. BarEes and steamers are used in brip ging mate isl that en- ters ints the construction of the great dam. The gate way to the dam is through a great tunnel bored in the solid granite ct the side of the dam. Through this tunnel the water will be carried to the place where it vii, be used. Power will be generated snd he water u sed for dom es,ic uses.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

Martin Costello was an outgoing passenger this morning for Tucson where he vert to look after hi. landed interests.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

The Civil SIvice Commission has ruled the coschmaD to the First As- sisssns Secretary of ihs Navy may be employed without taking civ ser vice examination. And ibis under Re'ormer ROoseyelt's administration
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

Constable kuntz came over from Disbes 10 lay hringing with h m A prisoner who will serve 90 dsys "A. the county ba-,i,e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

The Bisbee Review ssys: "These amateur editors are al times c)stly monuments, which reminds us the story of she apples that were float. ing around on . placid pond.
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q Botanical met.

50 Miss Charming is eoia0 e mar. Sy old Jimsonr shsu look lovely b orange howers."
 But how much loveIieP ahsu be - Weedsf-Chica9o Record-Heyald
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HhA TKoaAla.

'what's the matter with you la4AlY1 Hes she thrown you over7"
 No; thst's just what she eS1aDla 70 os."-Cewn anA CounAsy.
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Fasor Monday'e DIi'y.

Gen. IT. A. Pierce let today for Tucson on a visit Of slveral days dur a ion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01
As 11F0 = DoA0. e nouaAAA tinss l prsissA ht0 D1nl ES want HSAr

He vaSat Asar
 To hear, ~, 8u4 no one hurTte6 then 10 tell him of the thinGs I ea1A Ons Gay dropped bshiad Ass haAk
 A sliShtinS voF6-
 Twas hsard- AA4 srs that Gay had pas0sd. alasks He k1sv. and, passing. tus1A6 haH MA ~ChtaAlo Record -Hs<ald
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Net o~slsy ss cNer.sA.

Hilly-Billy. do you know you'vs . pretty mouth7 N's . ptsy to waste such . mouth on . man.
 Bnly-I never waste it on . man. Town Topics.
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nAn Kns~ Ha.

Hs-Hsve you nothing td - "a me. now tAss ! ssn leaving you 5os- eveff
 Ms-As rsvois-pstrds sras pYese.
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NOTICE.
The Taxes of COchise County
 Due and Payable.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the duplicate assessment roll Of the County of Cochise is now in my possession for the col lection of taxes levied the year 1901 in said county.
 Monday ia December. 1901, and unless paid before tha, da.e penalty of five per cent will bs added thereto.
 Payment may be made at my oficc in the county count house at Tombstone, during office hours-o a. m- 10 Ia m, and I to p. m
 M. b. SCRIBNER.
 Treasurer and Ex-Othcio Tar Colleetsr Csshiss County.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

-,duca- our ssSs<. .ss Cs s-.rs Candy t,athsrtfc. tTre .ss.uau IA iorsvs 9c xr- :. C q ~ ca so sstsrrf5-
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An UnrsasonAAls Ha,

An UnFeasoaaAls Aan.
 Mrs. Inswym-The Gadsbys don't appear to get along very well togstd<f.
 Mrs. Galey-No wonder; the brute will neither agree to a separation nor give her any grounds for dlvosss.- Brooklyn Life.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01

Her HotheS-You must bs pstisav U4tA A1m.
 The Bsids-Oh! I aa1. I how is VIII take time for him to sse that Ao can't have his own wnY-Puck
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-12-01
Oa0Stie A@aAnse

oaNstie AeaAnssa. Apples. raw apples. are new said to be good literary &1et."
 "Yes; and for some poets I'd pre- scribe green spples-to keep them from wsitin(."-Detroit lrss PrOA
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-08-21
BoIeman News.

Rain, rain! Oh, how it does rain! If
1t continues very much longer it will
iDjure the cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Maret are visit
ing relatives in Honea Path and Cray-
ton this week.
Mrs. G. E. Shelton and children, of
Augusta, Gn., are visiting relatives in
| this section.
Miss Emmie Simmons, one of Cray
TONS charming bellies, is visiting rela-
tives in this community.
Furman Boleman and his lovely sis
ter, Miss Annie, of Anderson, are Wis
iting in this burg.
Clarence McGcc returned to his home
! in Atlanta, Ga, last Thursday, after a
pleasant visit with his uncle, Mr.. J. M.
Jolly.
Misses Pauline and Myrtle Barton
visited friends and relatives at Fair
Play last week.
Bob Price, one of Yoc's dashipr
gents, was seen in our burg last Mon
day.
Mrs. j. M. Jolly. accompanied nv her
daughter, Mrs. e. Shelton is visiting OF
Oakway.
John l. Holland, of Anderson, was in
our burg last week drumming for the
Sullivan Hardware Co.
Aldine Hembree, of Piedmont, has
been visiting here.
Rev. j. s. Thames, of Edgefield,
passed through here last Sunday on
his way home. Mr.. Thames was liked
very much by the people of the Fork
for such short acquaintance.
Misses Gertie Mahaffey is attending
the teachers Normal.
Harrison Erchburgar, of Reed Creek.
Ca, was sporting in our burg last Sun
day afternoon.
Lee Sanders, of Prospect, was in this
community recently.
Just ask one of the Alpine bows
about turning over his buggy last Sun
day night and throwing out one of our
fair maids.
Messrs. Skeels w. and Larry B. Mar
ct, of Fair Play, visited here recently.
Como back again, for you are always
welcome.
Geo. w. Jolly. of Anderson, spent a
week with home folks recently.
Miss Bernie Farmer has gone to Miss
Mary Bowen's wedding at Abbeville.
Mrs. Floyd Cole has been quite sick,
but we are glad to say is convalescing
With this exception the health of the
community is very good.
MORNING GLORY.
August II, 1901.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-08-21
VOLUME XXXVII---NO. 9.

accoun, of negro disfranchisement
there. The platforms, both State and
National will continue to denoupce
this but that will be all. Efforts by
tho radicals, who insist on every
action tending to cripple the South,
will be confined for some years to
pushing case in the Supreme Court
designed to test the constitution nl;ty
or the sO-called grandfather clauses of
several Southern States, with the idca
that it these are found unconstitutional.
it will then be easier to secure iogisiu-
tion from Congress. The Atlanta con-
vention especially has brought matters
to focus, the new constitution of that
State being specially candid in it's eff
tort to establish u color test. 1t will
take several years to get the case
through the courts.
Another instance of the rottenncss
of the Navy Departments management
during the Spanish war, and of the
enormous sums that favored parties
were allowed to make by means Of the
exaggerated prices paid for vessels,
appears from tho selling price of the
transports Terry and Mcpherson, which
were bought for $780, cost $500, 900
for repairs and alterations, and were
sold the other day for less than $4,000
for the pair. Obviously, somebody prof.
TED by these cxtortiOnato prices. IL the
Government had chosen to exercise
its right of eminent domain, which ex
tends over ships in port, it could have
taken these vessels ut it's own price.
and could still have been generous,
without being lavish. But then, the
members of the ring would have lost
their commission.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-08-21
In MenlOrianl.

Happy in perfect resignation to the
will of her Divine Master, secure in her
faith and blessed in the consummation
Of a well spent life. Mrs. j. II. Morgan
died at her home at Moselcy on Sun
day, August 18th, after an illness of
two, weeks, caused by lightning
stroke. Her 12year-old son, who was
stricken at the. same time, died in
stantly:. Mrs: Morgan was Miss Ell
nina Katherine Stevenson, and was
born Feb. 18th, 1851. On Nov. Goth,
1871, she was married to Rev. j. #.
Morgan. Mrs. Morgan was converted
in 1867 and joined Union Church, and
in her death the church has lost most
faithful and efficient servant, the COM
munity q dear and valued friend and
the family o devoted. pious Christian
mother. Besides n bereaved husband
she leaves five children to mourn her
loss.
"On the margin of the river,
Washing up it's silver spray,
We will wslk and worship ever
All the happy golden day"
A FRIEND.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-08-21
Old Stone Church Association.

There will be q meeting of the Old
Stone Church Association on Saturday,
aug. Gath. Addresses will be made by
Col: w. s. Pickens and others who are
we'll versed in the history of the Old
Stone Church.
Ali members are urgently requested
to come and bring their friends that
Association, whose object is the care
of this followed spot
j. j. LEWIS, Pres.
ii. T. SITToN, Sec. and Treas.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-08-21
STATE NEWS.

- The farmers institute at Glenn
SOD College was most interesting and
well attended.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-07-27
COMMUNICATED.

FRANKLIN. La, July ED, 1901.
Editor st. Mary Banner, Franklin, La {.
Dear Sir-The enrolment of children
in the Franklin Public School will be Sc
large for the coming year that there viii
not be room for all that come. This
school was very much crowded during
the past session, and the time has now
come when the building must either be
enlarged or a Primary school erected.
| The work must be done this summer in
order to be ready for the Fall session as
no child must be turned away for lack of
| room.
Owning another lot, large and Access
sible for school purposes affords a choice
between using this lot as the site of a
Primary school. separate from the Gram.
mar and High Schools, or enlarging the
present High School building. The cost
will be about the same with little differ
ence.
We, the undersigned school officials
believe # to be for the best interests of
the school and of the com munitv of
Franklin that Primary school should
De built separate from the other building.
II can be utilized for both kindergarten
and Primary school, and can be cnn>
structed with the view of making it
model kindergarten and Primary school,
not only for this Parish but for all South
Louisiana. This will not only give the
children of Franklin the benefit of a
educational foundation, but
will raise Franklin to the standing of the
highest rank in the educational circles of |
La. AS a strictly school matter, it will |
be more satisfactory to the parents and
teachers to have the little children play
ng in yard separate from the large
The ultimate benefits of move of this
klnd will be so great to the community of
'ranklin that we urge immediate steps
'elns taken to the raising of the money
necessary to construct this building. 1t
will require about 100000.
We know that it cannot be said that
franklin lacks 100 citizens interested in
educational matters willing to contribute
1000 each to this purpose. All interest
d are asked to send their checks to the
'arish superintendent tor $1,000 each,
MI contributions will he deposited in
ank to the credit of the Franklin school
uilding fund, and acknowledged through
be columns of the Franklin papers.
Yours very truly.
X. K. COOKE. Pres. School Board. ,
WILBUR II. KRAMER, Supt.
D. n. FOSTER, Member Sd Ward.
JOHN c. LEWIS, Mayor.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-07-27
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court, Par
ISL Of St. Mary.
Estate of Mrs. Alzire PelIerin. De.
ceased. No, o97l.

Under aud by virtne of an order o
Sale issued out Of the Honorable the 23r,
Judicial District Court of Louisiana
bearing date the 5th day OF June A. u
l9Ol, in the above numbered and entitled
Estate, and to me directed. will offe
for sale for cash. at public auction, a
the Court House in the Town Of Frank
lin, Parish of St. Mary, Louisiana, to til,
last and highest bidder on
SATURDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF
AUGUST, 1901,
between the hours Of Eleven O'Clock A.
NJ. and Four O'Clock. p. NJ. all and sim
gular the following described property
tO-wit:
First, That certain undivided half of
certain lot or parcel of land lying and
being situated in the Parish of St Mary,
on the west side of Bayou Techc. com ,
mencing at the North East corner of a
lot sold to Wemad Battle and having a
front of Two and 9l-1O0 chain, with a
depth of Five and 83-100 chains, between
parallel lines, bearing North 80, degrees,
40 minutes west and the front and rear
lines bearing North 81, degrees west,
bounded north by street or road in the
rear OF Morgans La, and Texas Rail Road.
East by lands Of Vendor south by lands
OF said vendor and containing two arpents
superficial measure, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon
Second. The undivided half of that
certain tract or parcel of land lying and
being situated in the Parish of ST. Mary,
on the west side of Bayou Teche, com.
mencing on the northeast corner of
lot sold to Weyman Battle, having
front of and 7l-l00 chains, by depth of
.. and 82-1OO chains. between parallel
lines bearing north 80 Degrees and As
west. and the front and rear lines
bearing north 81 degrees west, bounded
north by street or road in the rear of the |
Morgan La. and Texas Railroad Co. east
by land formerly of A. Sorrel, and south
by land formerly of A Sorrcl, containing
Two Arpent superficial measure, with |
all the buildings and improve ments there.
IN.
Also one Black creole horse. and q lot |
IF other personal effects consisting of |
household and kitchen furniture, such as
)edsteads. chairs. few articles of glass.
ware. cooking utensils. etc.
ALCIDE LEGNON.
Executor, of the last will and testament
of Mrs Alzire Pellerin, Deceased.
La, July oath, 1901.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-07-27
Queen & Crescent
Route
Best Line to
BUFFALO

Pan.American Special leaves New Or
leans $40 a. m, arrives Buffalo next
evening 7:30.
New Orleans and Cincinnati Limited
leaves New Orleans 1880 p. M, arrives
Buffalo second morning 1890.
Through sleepers to Cincinnati and
Buffalo.
New Orleans and New York train
leaves New Orleans 1880 p. m. arrives
New York second day 12:43 noon, car
rying through Pullman sleeper via Chats
tsnoogo. Bristol, Lynchburg. Washing
ton and Pennsylvania r. r.
Dining cars on route serving all meals.
SHORTEST & QUICKEST TINE.
For detailed information apply to any
Ticket Agent or the undersigned.
GEO. H. SMITH r. j. ANDERSON,
G. p. A. A. G. p. A.
New Orleans, La
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-07-27

De and are hereby directed to al
once move the fence at their depot
TO the proper line at Willow street
ana failing t" do SO the fence will b.
taken down by the town, in order to
ADMIT OF proper placing of sidewalk
on south side of Willow street in
front OF said depot property and the
Secretary is hereby directed TO CON-
munlcate with the proper officials of
sad railroad company advising them
OF the necessity Of immediate action.
BE it further ordained that the
several companies owning poles To-
Gated on Willow street between
Main street and the Southern Pacific
| Railroad tracks be notified to pro-
coed at once to move the poles on
sad street to a line parallel with tue
brick curb and four feet therefrom.
and further that the Mayor he and
IS hereby requested to confer with
the several companies owning these
poles to endeavor if possible 10 ar. !
range to have the poles removed
from Willow street and placed on |
adjacent street.
BE it further ordained that the
Mayor he and is hereby requested to
arrange for the removal OF the sew
eral hydrants now located in centre
of side walk on Willow street and
locate them on a line parallel with
the brick curling and four feet
therefrom.
BE it farther ordained :hat all Or
dinances in conflict herewith be and
they are hereby repealed, but that
;be ordinance No. "a requiring all
telephone and telegraph companies
to use one common set of poles is
not repealed hereby, and as herein l
'bove amended and effected, is
hereby reeEacted.
Approved July l9tb, 1901. i
JOHN Z. LEWIS, Mayor.
Z. LAUvE, Secretary.
On motion of w. +. Peterman :
luly seconded the Mayor was au
horized to borrow $4,000 instead Q
II $4,000 to meeting present press /
ng obligation. !,
There being no further business
he Council then adjourned.
}. z. LEWIS, Mayor.
{. LAUvE, Secretary. r