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The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27
Road Notice to Land
Owner,

In the matter OF the petition OF J.
+. Bagley and Others for a public
road in the county OF Swisher.
The State of Texas:
To the nonresident land owners,
whom this may concern:
Take notice, that the undersigned
jury, appointed by the commissions
ers court OF Swisher county, Texas,
to lay out, survey and assess dam
ages resulting from the establishment
OF Il public road. as petitiOned for by
j. T.. Bagley and others beginning ut
the south county line at section No. IS
In block No, X at it's $. f. corner and
running to north county line at the
\. f.. corner OF section No. 5, block.
No. NJ q, will on the 10th, 18th and
18th day OF April, 1902, In discharge
OF our said duty, meet upon the fol-
lowing premises, to which you have
some claim or title, to wit:
{. A. Mast, Section No.45, Blk. No.
Is, abstract No. 425; F. Y. Keator,
sections No. 33 and 81, Blk. No. X.
abstracts No. 442 and 443; Estate OF
VIM. Patterson, section No. %, Blk.
No. Is, abstract No. 439; Louisa Win
nipenny, section No. II, Blk. No. K,
abstract No. 430: II. H. Parkinson,
sections No u, II and Blk. No. K2.
abstracts No. $50. 351 and 352; Cuyler
and Graham, sections No. %. II and
D, Blk. No NIL, abstracts No. 81, 3O7
and 301, and sections No. ID, 90, IL,
81, 9, 33, and >, Blk NC. abstracts
No. pa, 252, 243, 253, PAP, pa, 24l and
240; and w. A. Wood section No, 25,
Blk. MS. abstract No. ~ and sections
No. 10, %, II, %, Is, q Blk. No. MIG,
abstracts No. 247, 249, 246, $50, PAS
and 25l and will then and there pro.
coed to assess any damages to which
you may be entitled on account OF
The laying out of said public road,
and you are hereby requested and
required to produce to us a state
mcnt in writing of the damages, II
any claimed by you,, and all evil
dences which you may desire to offer
in relation to such damages, and do
and perform such other acts as may
be necessary and lawful in the prem
Uses.
In witness whereof, we have here
unto set our hands this 18th day of
March, 1902.
i. II. Skipworth)
Perry McCune
sat, s. X. Cox Jurors.
a. Frank W. Scott
4 j. l.. Stallings
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

of large population and where
money is plentiful the heavy oc-
cupatiop tax confines the bust.
ness to few and therefore
makes it much more protita Bile
to them and expensive to the
people, because there is less
competition, hence, the money
changer, the men intended to be
injured by the ignorant legisla-
tor, is greatly benefited and the
whole people suffer hundred
fold.
Throughout our whole system
of Jurisprudence can be found
the chips of the ignorant legis
lator. The land laws of Ireland
that have been for ages the sub
ject of ridicule by the civilized
world because they are so IN,
just to the poor tenant, as com
pared with the Texas land laws,
abound in wisdom and Justice.
Under cur laws a man can lay
his plans and rob his creditors
of millions and hold it with i'm
punity. On the other hand the
poor tenant is not allowed
enough corn or other produce
exempt from his debts to feed
his starving child one meal.
VIII the people awake to their
own interest and elect a man of
wisdom, justice and energy:
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

The following people regis.
tered at the Victoria this week.
Mrs. Poulson, Plainview; A.
l.. Council, O. G.. Roquemore,
II. A. Mobiles, Amarillo; j. e.
Price, Denver; D. S. Rosenwald,
Roswell, N. NJ; p. w. O'Brien,
n. Y; Tom Elkhart, Lon Tuck,
Sherman; G. M. Hardin, Il.
Humphreys, l.. l.. PiersO on, Am
arillo; O. p. Walcott, j. |. Lock
well, Dallas; G.. K. Lyon, St.
Louis; W. r. Naber, FIT. Worth,
". Stern, Kansas City, Mo. Jno.
r. Hopper, Portales, g. T. Bah
cock, indianapolis, Ind; h. M.
Conner, FIT. Worth Ii. II. Wright,
st. Louis; f. S. Franklin, Am
arillo; Geo. A. Keeline, Council
Bluffs, Iowa; r. r. Badger,
Marble Falls, d. II. Frett, San
Francisco, j. S. Sockwell, Dial
las; Jas. Cushing, Kansas City,
Mo; /. B. Ed wards, county;
Geo. W. Steiner, Dallas; Arthur
d. Hodgson, FIT. Worth; Geo. b.
Kelley, Kansas City, Mo-; G. A.
Donovan, St. Louis, Lee Simp-
son, Fort Worth; B. G. ID.
Bynum, Hereford; o. FL. Ames-
bury, Buffalo, n. Y; G. D. New
Ian, Buckhanna, w. "; G. A.
Sanford, Fit. Worth; A. p.
Meador, Dallas; j. A. White,
Louisville, KY; Boyd Clark,
FIT, Worth; Chas. Harold, Lou
isville, KY
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27
FOR GOVERNOR.
Sergeant Sam W. T. Lanham.
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.
Hon. Ira Webster.
Justice and fair play shoul

Justice and fair play should
always be the guide of every
man in public, if not in private
life. The ignorant mem
bers of the Texas Legislature in
order to drive out of existence
certain business that they did
not like or to raise revenue un-
Justly at the expense of these
businesses have hurt the people
seriously and IN most instances
failed to raise the revenue.
BY levying an exhorbitant DC
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

One of the pleasures of 4 trip
on the Pecos Valley south is the
dinner at Bovina. Mrs. Mich.
OILS is an expert caterer and al
ways keeps a first class cook.
She sets a superb meal for only
80 cents and travellers either
way always have time to eat
and thoroughly enjoy their din
ner.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

Mr.. j. NJ. Vansant is now in
the real estate business and so
licits the patronage of the pub
ic. Give him a trial and be
pleased at the results. If
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

cupation tax on the lightning
rod business it has driven all
Texas dealers out and forced
the business into the hands Of
foreign concerns. If its attempt
as either to tax the business
of existence or raise reve-
lie at the expense of these PEG.
lie it has made complete fail.
ure. The business continues by
= class of people beyond its
reach.
Some years ago some Texas
dentists travelled from place to
place extracting teeth very
skillfully and as a general rule
il was d great benefit to the
common people, and we believe,
no disadvantage to the local
dentist, as they would pull
thousands of teeth that the To-
cal man would never have had
an opportunity of pulling, be
sides increasing wonderfully his
business in the way of putting
in new teeth, which the travel
ing dentist never pretended to
do. The Texas legislature, we
think, very unwisely taxed these
people so heavily that they
quit the state. The common
people have been deprived of
this very valuable and highly
skillful service, the local den
fist gets much less work in the
way of new teeth and the state
does not get any revenue from
that source.
1t levied an outrageous tax on
persons who buy scrip. The
tax is so high that in counties
where the population is small
no one can afford to pay it, there
fore the law must be totally dis.
regarded or a business OF great
Importance to the people cease
70 be conducted. 10 counties
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

Oscar Hunt & Company carry
a full line of baskets and all
undertaking supplies. An ex.
pert embalmer is always ready
TO answer calls promptly.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

We wish to say to our friends
and patrons that we will discon-
tinue giving trading stamps
after April 1st. This will give
all who have stamp books part
ly filled time to fill them up.
Very Respectfully,
3 Canyon Mercantile Co.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

Mr.. T. H. Wansley is slowly
improving and his many friends
hope he Will soon be restored to
vigorous health.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

Mrs. Anderson of Lockney
passed through Canyon today
enroute home from Portales
where she had been at the bed
side of her sick husband.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

DIR. Patton reports the birth
of daughter to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Curtis Wednesday, March
Goth.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

Mrs. =. l.. Person is visiting
the family of Mr.. A. L. Ander-
son this week.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

The man who has hard beard
will appreciate a shave at f. Nj.
Coulter s. His hair cuts and
shampoos are all right too.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

Mr.. Lawrence Robson has
the contract for building the
Lester, Donahoo, Oldham bank
and hardware business houses
at Portales and is now out there
at work.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

Mr.. and Mrs. }. L. Smith of
Amarillo are in the city today
guests of the house here.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

Get your old buggy fixed up
like new. Harter can and will
do it right for more or less, &C
cording to the amount of fixing
it needs.
The stayer. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1896-1903, 1902-03-27

Be sure to get our prices.
SMITH, WALLER & Co.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

Henley. July 1O.-Thc treacherous
English Summer turned the latter part
OF the concluding day OF the royal Hen
ley regatta into dripping water car
nival. leaving at times small choice be-
tween a seat I'm tho river or on its
banks. Driving rain and hot sun alter
mated.
The finals for the Grand challenge
cup and the Diamond sculls In which
American interest was cooled by the de-
feat OF the Argonauts OF Toronto. and
c. s. Titus of New York. proved an
upset 70 the English talent. Kelley.
especially. was never considered capa-
BILE OF reaching the finals
The sport opened with the final heat
for tho Grand challenge cup, in which.
after a good race. the Leander Rowing
Club succumbed TO the Third Trinity.
Cambridge. crew. Third Trinity had all
the DISADVANTAGES OF the Berlzs station.
but won by a length and a half Time.
III Leandcr had held tho trophy Tor
four years. other results.
Final Heat for the Diamond Sculls-
F. S. Kelley. Baliol College. oxford,
beat r. r. Etherington-Smith, OF the
Leander Rowing Club. b. Cwo and a
Finals for the Ladies' Challenge Plate
University College oxford beat Eton
By half q length. Time. 7.16.
Final for the Stewards ChallenEa
Cup. Third Trinity. Cambridge, beat
Loander Rowing Club by eight lengths.
Time. 7f5.
Final for the Thames Challenge Cup
Trinity Han. Cambridge. beat Roy al
School OF Mines Boat Club by two and
a half lengths. Time. 7.34.
Final for the Wyfold Challenge Cup
Burton Rowing club beat Kingston
Rowing club by two and half lengths.
Time. 7f3.
Race FOR the Visitors Challenge Cup
Jesus College. Cambridge. beat Baliol
College. oxford. by one-third Of a
length. Time. 7.59 seconds.
Final Heat FOR the silver Goblet-W.
Dudley Ward and @. ". II. Taylor.
Third Trinity. Cambridge beat the
London Rowing Club easily. Time, $50
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
NswpoRT news
y pScnaircnt Coiorcd Preacher Dead
= eurg;ss Given Five Years in the
Pe9;tenNa~X

Ncwpor, Naws. Va. July ~. Rev. w.
II. Boidcr. coiore1. pastor or the 4. 81
=. Church. this city died at i2f5
o'clock this morning. TIc was one Of thc
best known preachers or hiss lenomina-
tion. Ife vas a member 90 che general
missionary board. trustee of Wiiber-
force University and Kit,reu College.
y. g., had been pa tor or churches 90
Dsnviuc. Richmond Portsmouth,. and
was az one time presidlnc elder Of tlf
Norfolk district. The remains win be
buried az Portsmouth. his former home.
Saturday afternoon az 3 o'clock. Ihc
deceased was educated at Wayland r
Seminary washington.
The new Constitution went intC effcct
to-day without unusual Incident. eNcep
Ga Hampton. where Judge 81 Mnn 1gue. oi
the Elizabeth city and Warv-ieS Couu-
- Courts. stopped in thc midst of q
trial and took recess While hc Went
down stairs 90 che Clerks Office and
took tho oath 90 support the news Con
Ttitution.
Herman Lict1u0n. The steward on the
German steamer Alnsuo. arrested yes
tsrdsy for selling liquor ohoardsh.r
without "a license. was this rrornink
fined $3.50 iu thc Police Court Tie v-as
also compelled 90 satisfy lne fedora
authorize before he u-s allowed a.
RETURN Co his ship.
John Bassett charged vitn hurr
larizing The reeiiru.. of .fre h1rtu.
near Buckroe Beach. Nas given nr
years Gin The pcrttenttry .T1p nl. eo-
ond trial his FIRST haas inr rrs.'tf' iu
sentence of eighteen years As h"aset
was out on probation. fDJr yrarl a..
added 90 his sentence.
Mrs r. Hunter Harvey did az
O'Clock fnf1 morning CO blood r. ironir =
She was bitten on thc in bv "a hv.
several days .go end the iip srelled ur
blood poisoning dcvel0piag yesterday
She leaves o. husband ana lttle hoy
IL IS believed the bite was by k.ssin'
bug.
Professor willis a.. Jenkins. principa
o. The Portsmouth, schools. was t0
night elected supervising principal %
the Newport NlHs schools
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
Paving a Forsei.

About a year or 80 ago the Grand
Duhe Michael OF Russia was visiting
Paris. and chanced 20 dine IN the
company OF Rosa Bonheur. The great
animal painter. They got on very
well and az dessert they ate q phil
cDeua' togetker-that is % say. thev
shared "a double almond. But the duke
when next day they met. forgot 10
say "pauopena.' and lost the bet. he
asked the artist what present he
should give her. and she replied
laughingly.
Amy animal that would DO to paint.
something pretty. you know"
The duke smiled and departed
Nothing more was heard OF him. and
the lady had quite forgotten the whole
AFFAIR. when. some months afterwards
the royal forfeit arrived. 70 wit. TIRE,
enormous Polar bears.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
ORDERED TO COLUMBIA.
The U. S. S. Ranger to Protect Ameri'
can interests There.

Washington. Jply 10.-Secretary
Moody has cahled ~ the captain OF the
L. $. 5. Ranger. stationed at Panama.
as follows;
Confer with consul general. Then
proceed 20 David 90 investigate and re-
tgrn 70 Panama"
This action was taken az the Instance
OF the State Department who had re-
ceIved advices from United States Mn
lister Merry OF Costa Rica and Nicara-
Tua. that body or ColOubians had
5oiued a force Of NicRraguan insurgents
ht David preparatory 10 starting upon
a bsiiigereRt expedition. and asking
that a warship be sent 20 protect
Hnnerican interests, DaviQ IS a small
town Ipgny rhoVt $50 miles above Pano-
p1a cn the fStAYrIls in Colombian terri
eahy Ard jast Over the Costa Ricau bor-
d9f1ine
T-he obse2t.Va pos,it OF the bVlligerent
movement Is bSlfe~ed 20 be me Nicar2-
Eua coRSI. the AdVisSE 70 tns state De-
peFtmenS from r. aister Nerry indi-
eating sARt an attkck hsd been made
or was Contemplating AT some point
kkere, the exact position OF which Is not
2fAtRd
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

Providence. R. D.. July 10-Neariy
10000 0elegatcs reurtscntng every
state and Territory I'm this country
ma Canada and Nevico assembled 20
Say at the annual convention of che
Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
America.
The openilg sessions were devoted
o addresses of we. come from State
md city officials ana responses. Gov
srnor Kimbali extended the welcome
ii Acw England. and M2yor Gran ger
hat OF the city OF Providence This
fternoOn the conference Tor bible
'eaders was conducted by Prof. 3. +.
Andersen, Of Newton Center. Mass.
\ praise service brought al of the
delegates together for the evening
lervices in Infantry Hall
The president address vas deliver
ID by John H. Chapman. or CHICAGO.
At the First Baptist Church address
ies were made by Rev. Joseph Smale
)f Los Angeles. AID Rev. c. ). Card
Ter. ID. d., OF Richmond. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

Montgomory, Ala. July l0.--After Bit
tov factional sight the Democracy OF Ala-
bama. represented by the Democratic
Executive CsIamitteo Of Che state this
afternoon cast aside the ancient custom
OF nominating State oalcers by conven-
tion. and determined CD substitute a DEM
ocrndc priie-r. election.
The exact character az the primary has
not ser been decidcd upou. The south
Carolina plan IS uAciy 60 bc o6oufcd. and
probably Win he rvoortcd to-rorrow.
The overthrow OF the convention Gus
tom is n direct result Of the operation "a
the States new constitution. That iustru-
mcnt having eliminated the negro vote
the Democrat ts feel there ~ no longer any
necessity for pUing up Tremendous nlal lCr-
ties ia the negro counties and permitting
those counties 70 send 20 Montgomery
delegations out of en- proportion to theii
white population. For this reason thcy
adopted the primary idea as g means OF
holdins the vote OF the counties down q
their respective white voting strength.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

reunion, including leading representatives
Of the northern and southern branches o
that church in Maryland. Pennsylvania
Virginia and West Virginia. assembled 70
DAY az Pen Mar. on the Western Mary
and railroad. Several hundred persons
Including clersy and iaity. attended IRON
this city. The proceedings included an al
dress on THE Presbyterian Church." BY
the Rev. Charles Wood. %. d. OF Phila.
deiphsa. and an address on Present DAY
Problems Of Presbyteris 0ism," by tn
Rev. Thornton Whaling OF Lexington
vs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
DESTROYED sY FIRE.
The Auditorium Building Laid II
Ashes-The Horse Snow Man
ayers at Sea.

Richmond. Va. July TO- The Audi
.orium Building for virgin.ss first ex
position in tSSS changed iato its pres
snt form for the great Confederate
reunion ia 1898 and last Fau trans
formed into a horse show building
for which Sc was % De used in future
burned this afternoon. It's destruction
was hasty and complete.
Within less than thirty minutes AZ
,sr the blaze was detected. the great
structure In which ten OF twelve
thousand people could be ceated was
In ashes.
The FIRE followed q terrific storm
and is thought TO have been caused By
lightning The great frame structure
was soon env@lopcd and urned like
Under.
The FIRE was one OF the hottest ever
known here The frcmen could not
stay within two hundred yards Of the
building. and the green grass with
water at It's roots was swept like a
prairie
The burning OF the Auditorium nav
break up the horse show here this
Fall.
Tho Messrs. Williams who owned the
building VIII hardly rebuild. The
horse show managers are NJ sea.
Every box for the exhibition in Oc
tober had been taken and the show
promised 90 excel that of last year
The owners carried about S11.0 900 IN
surancc. The structure cost $4,000
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
FIVE FIREMEN KILLED
In a Disastrous Fire Which Occurred
in Toronto.

Toronto. ont. July 1O.-Five fremen
were killed in a disastrous fire which
started In the old street railway stables
now occupied by p. Mcintosh & Sons
anS spread TO the wholesale hay and
FORAGE warehouse OF Adsby & AcCann.
These establishments were swept away
In an hours time David See, Harry
Clark, Adam Kerr. Walter Collard and
- Russell, fremen. were working out
side the southeast wall OF the Mcintosh
building when the brick wall, two
stories high, suddenly toppied out
wards and buried them. They We're
dead when extrlcated. The total loss is
estimated at S55e 900: insurance about
glo0 O00
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
THE oRop coNprIoNs.
An ipere1-ed Corn Crcp-A Greater
Acreage IN Potatocs-Th Tobsc.
CO crcr Smaller.

IN incrc1-cd Corn Crcp-A Greater
a.,--- .- r.+,.,-- -,. 7-o...-
CO crcP Smaller.
1,,-.f,,ot... r..t..r rs p..lr-.,t.,,,-,, 90.
va pr 'o '"- '-'-n -' D-p'f1
mcat oi AsIl-1ttlre on the acreage ~
corn planted indicate arr Increase of
about gEflgll str.. .r - rer cont. o.t
tno -,roa harvested l,-t ,.-r A-,o.,-
N N'"',' -'l i''i l''ii-
win l'Del.ve' acres or up"at1 in corn
H14F .rleA '-t year. .l+.i1 reports
sent, Nntth c"re.inA aua South Caro
una. per cent -ar .' ri.-e Doralt .u
OF 'ne CROWNS tl't ODD J-i- llt ts
80 "@ ,"''-fA. -3 iiH $40 oa s
1901 at the ccrresr ndins DAYS in l9c0
end d n-year average oi st-.
A"e 4Frt"-r 'e"oi,icn 90. N-ntet
M"c.l il'i''o'r1 -utint '"nt anne
.-ll1'-s et ei.. t'int, 3ttnAtHa Na 1~t'
-'. 90 o." rt 80 Foli-tr frl'- 'Nt -"iai
.."' 'H gag J. A-'l. % points nc-'N
80 a1 'iie cog eet'""-i"e -",r Do. At't
@ uilN -'' points '-''" 'n- t-h y.'i aver
Sc
A"r average S'nolton oi Nlrns
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a. '-~ ~. i''''.-''-" .-.'r d" -'-o' @i-'
~ 1'i 81 N~.~ae on e'.N'
- %I..- -,'io' ol 1tl ,la ""e NJ inter
N4'o4' toinu' '"~a on july ISL was So
es ss conn, i-i N.,h sl-l 'n 5DIs A. lsoA'
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.lV-' liI el-9 i-''i'-S ~ lA'"'Si@ suls
- &tst - e9...''-'e,1 az ""eu. e-.ti-''
y-s'leiS' '' yer cent OF tne crop ga
- 49, 'N "rN N~.---si'" 'i '.'.
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p.s-. p-aSS wy" @ ''.o .,'as ii''"'"' oe'' "" Jut,
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Su.S !. & .Sot' - az 1'iv eoi iloili'i'e
- "a A'0o' ''i.N " ~" year E0'~s0
-,
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
THE HENLEY REGATTA
The LAST DAY TURNED INTO 4
DRIPPING WATER CARNIVAL.

Driving Rain and Hot Sun Alternate
for tho Mastery-The Finals for
the Grand Challenge Cup and the
Diamond Sculls-Ameriean inter
est Cooled by the Defeat Of the
Areonauts Of Toronto-c. S. Titus,
Of New York, Proved an Upset 20
the English Talent.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
FIFTEEN MEN BURNED.

Pittsburg. Pa, July i0.-Fifteen men
we're burned, one fatally. Michael
LAWN and another seriously ar the
Homestead Steel works. shortly after
noon to-day. A iadle allied with molten
metal was being lowered into the pit.
when the drum OF the crane broke and
the sesthsrg metal was thr0yp ever
- nEToFtg se-s@ Fasn-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12
MAN AND WIFE DROWNED.

Macon. Ca. July 10.-B. Aycock.
manager OF the d bin mill OF to
Southern OIL Com. ny. and his vie
were drowned IN uiloch county to-
nay. They had bean nasrrisd only tive
&eDW4 - ,s--ss-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-07-12

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Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-02
OF INTEREST
 TO TOMBSTONE
E B Gage Will Make Tomb
 stone His Home
RAPIDLY RECOVERING

The PhsniI Republican Of the 2i't inst has the following which will be oi interest to Tombstouer.:
 A special train came down from Presco.tyesterday afternoon beanng MsssI: F & Murphy, E 3 Gags, R \ Frederiek., J c Herudon, 4 Y Gag, H J NcClung, of Pueblo, Colo, W 4 Drake snd H Enneri. Mir. Me Clung is 6 con in law oi General Superintendent Drake of the P | P. All of the party ~iil return north this morning except Xr. Murphy VII. lei, last nigh, for the sou;h where h. will meet General NasArthur ST d party 6, Fsirbaok sn the Sonor. roaf He will accompany them on thei- road 10 Bisbes and into Mexico for the purpo,e of visiting ,hs l., Can anea.
 This i. Mir. Gage's frs, visis 10 PhoeniI since hi. illDs.s which began several months sgo. Though he l. no, yet well he is on the road to re csvery snd has greatly improved within ths lssI few wesi. ca ki, way north he will stop a, C1ugrsH.
 What will be of interest to -.Ihe peo- pie of Tom b.Ione where he lived the esrlie.. in the territory during thst period that is referred 10 .. the palmy dsy' Of Tomb,tone, is the information that he is going to make that hi, home assin. He never Host faitE in hat great camp, 8 that, tn push he was sb.en; from it for yesrs he retsiu- ed his old home there and sill occupy it once more.