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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-07-02

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| the most hs>iins ssivc In the worio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Stewart Of Miami
are the guests OF relatives in the CITY,
For lawns--lawn mowers, lawn hose
lawn sprlnhlers, lawn rakes at Ed
Lees.
Miss Pauline Kelley will recite at
the lecture at the opera house to-
night.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Il. Parks are rejoic-
ing today over the advent Of a
daughter.
For the festive fy Ed Lee has the
new process iron screen-the kind
that lasts.
lee cream freezers that are ahead Of
the old kind and au the same price at
Ed. Lees.
All up-to-date refreshing drinks
served at Soda Fountain. Peoples
Drug Store.
Jewelry repairing and engraving
promptly executed at lowest prices.
Rose. the Jeweler.
Mrs. L. M. Fitzgerald and Mrs.
Thomas Melns OF Denson, are visit
ing Mrs. w. Il. Wade.
Have your clocks repaired at Chas.
Hartman's. He will deliver or call
for them at any time.-
Tonight and Thusday scattered
thunder showers. Occasional high
winds this afternoon.
II you want good coffee try Henley
s. Kinsella's best Java and Mocha in
stock at Balentine's
Rev. J.. M. Porter was in our city
today enroute for Elreno to a5tend
the district conference.
The Peoples drug store is thorough
ly equipped for filing prescriptions
promptly and efficiently.
Col. Frank Churchill, who has been
stationed at Sioux City for some time
has been ordered to st. Paul.
If you want a first class job OF
plasteripg, you'll have to get Acme"
Plaster. Perry Lumber Yard.
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Two Bottles Cured Him.

s'I was troubled with kidney com
plaint for about two years" writes
A. H. Davis, of Mt. Sterling. Ia,
"but two bottles OF Foley's Kidney
Cure effected a permanent cure. Sold
by Peoples drug store. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-07-02

You can make no mistake by using
Hupt's ure for itch, tetter, ring
worm anB itnhing piles. No cure-no
nav. W
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When Other Medicines Have Failed.
Take Foley's Kidney cure. 1t has
cured when everything else has dis
appointed Sold by. Peoples drug
store. DIV
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FOIey's Honey and Tar
cures colds, prevents pneumonia.

cures C0fdS, prevents pneumonia
Sold by Peoples drug store.
The Darrough Hardware Co. is go.
ing to send up three bailons at 4
o'clock Friday. See their new ad TO-
day.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Presbyterian church was pleas
autly entertained at the home Of DR..
and Mrs. Il. 7. Winner last evening.
Foley's Kidney Cure purifies the
blood by straining out impurities and
tones up the whole syrtem. Cures
kidney and bladder troubles. Sold by
Peoples drug store. DIV
Peden Tolbert will become mem
ber of Marshal Benefits field force in
the western district. There is not a
more capable officer in the territory
than Tolbert and his many friends
are sorry to see him leave VInita.
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Concert tomorrow night.
Fresh hams At Balehiine's.


/ Concert tomorrow night. M
Fresh hams At Balehiine's.
Shoe repairing az Lee Barrett's.
Single harness $3.50 at Lee Barett'ss
Butter and eggs wanted at Balen-
tines.
Machine oil kept in stock at Balen-
tines.
Spring chickens at Cowan and
Smarts'.
Miss Bertha Hayward is visiting Ia
the city.
Fly nets, busters and whips at Lee
Barrett's.
Mrs. S. r.. Crockett is visiting IA
Bluejacket.
John Bellutte was here from Clare.
more yesterday.
Judge Johnathan Gore was down
from Bluejacket today.
Gasoline stoves all sizes; coal oil
stoves all sizes at Ed Lees.
Miss Daisy Armor is visiting her
aunt, Miss Allie Williams.
Pure cream at Badgett-Sanders
Mer. Co. Fresh every day.
Henley & Kinsella's best Java and
Mocha blend at Balentine's.
Try a Ping-pong. The popular
drink at Peoples drug store.
Fresh lot OF an. 10 cent coun ter
goods on hand at BalentiDe's.
Miss Cora Rayencroft left yesterda7
for her home In Ohio on visit.
Fresh buttermilk daily Is cents per
gallon delivered. Telephone go.
DR.. Feazell, Surgeon Dentist,
Office in Raymond building. 35tf
q a NJ M ER SAL We
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-11-06

o. =.
jackson and W. is French, now aoc-
cupies the place he LETT; Will Bureh
takes the place7W. J.. French left and
we are to have several, new families
from Leakei county to move in oour
nyeighb2ocrrlhood soon, if all. reports be
'' 2ifir7tai1o5uY yfdad~s;sr.1 9
Mrs. Boyd and family of JLeake,
are now at her sisters Mrs.e'G. W.
Prisock; Mr.. Boyd wilt come in a few
days. t',hiia''ra 913qr sa;,eaao;l
will Burch and Mrs. E Sloan were
married Sunday evening at. her sis
ter's Mrs, G. W. Prisock's, Esq,
Stubbs, officiating. We all wish the
young folks a happy life:
u Mrs. .iiaSallie,i Miss r. Myrtle and
"Uncle Billn Smith visited Mr.. and
Mrs. W. O. johnson Sunday. iE'T>f
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81, !, The sick people OF. this community
~ ~ are All better except DR.. iPatrick's
,liNHSea she 2 Is SIN quite sick ! @ad,
'I'A'1 49,, h.4stf IVY ,afl, aln uEa!1.
'eya MRS wnssSpd spent the Jhpee, day witt.
.stsber'granddaushters Mrs B. r, Bat.
o'plsh fas' Aa0rs'ass'i.' toa ii ;qeada
Miss Zillah Walker has accepted o
x position as assistant lin .dhen Clear
- Creek school, hns tuoa Htocf aet,j 81
llisBbp onayn is NAL making ithsloaap moll
asses at J. Q. Trawick S mill. Some
lah thief stole. eight gallons out Of his
e,,isi barrel, There is going to be a. reck-
F.n,, oning one Of these days; Some one is
RI going TO be sadder if not wiser US
Dempsey Walters and family from
near lPsialsaphie visited his sister,
Mrs Joln .rowfsena sunday and MOI, ;,
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VIRGIL.

A. S. Chapman, of Langford visited
homefolks Saturday and Sunday.os 4ii
Mrs. M. j. Ross, of Pelahatohie,
will move back to her old home at
Virgil next week Tuesday. We shall
be glad to welcome back OUT. former
neighbor and friend to our midst "a
H. E. Martin is importing his
place, and building new tenant houses.
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r. a gu
been since January - e. lie. Mas
companied by friend Mr.. Tuck
who will spend a few days with h5
Prof. H. D. Cook visited his no
at Mayton on Sunday last 7t-3
Mrs Ead ssChapman and child
visited relatives here this week.
20 Misses Alma Myers, Allie Robins
and Lorena Berryhill visited at M
Rosa Mays last Sunday.
4 We have new speighbors, Mr.. a
Mrs. Henry Cook s;d OF babt,e
fn W. P. Stevens lis preparing to mo
back to his new mill 2 1-2 mil
southeast of his home.
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egHs Mrasana "A sJ0hn ri of Patrick.
visited their parents at this place Sun
day.
Carrie Bowman and Will Ferguson
spent Sunday at Cooperville. They
hardly ever do get to go out there. 4
Richard Knight, of Pelahatphie,
visited his brother Will this week.
The election passed off quietly at
this place, only seven votes being pol
led. 1t will not be that way next
year, especially if John Watergrass is
candidate; he need not come out.
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q ASTo7TA.
Bears the. -HIhe Kind You Have Always
signature + N(zezezu

Ineffective. liver medicines is d(
pointment, but you dom tswant TO pit
strains and. break: the 4 glands Of
stomach and bowels. DeWitt's j.
Early R'sers never disappoint. 4
cleanse the system ofall poison and
rid matter and, do it so gently that
enjoys, the pleasant effects. They a
tonic to the liver. Cure bilious
torpid liver and prevent fever. A
Thornton.
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Ideii GAS TO IL = 49,
Bears the Il ..l1,Ihs Kind You Have Always
As, e &szx
lust Look, at Her.

II Whence, came that sprightly
smiling face. She'fooks good, feels
Here's her secret. She uses DIR. 4
New Life Pills. Result, - all orga
tive, digestion good, no Headache
chance for"bhes,'hs Try them you
Only 25c alta. sThorntop, Bra:
A.. Il; D, Rhodes, Pelsahatcbies A. q
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LOST

='itf~t9T@K LOST i1Gf4T 81
I'VE lost on the Brandon and J;
son road, near turnpike two st
about two and half years old, on
frosty or sroane color and one pale
and white 'pI'ided, both branded y
theeletters /, g ON the right hip.
information leading to their recoi
will be rewarded.
-. 80. =. =. GAYDEN AND 60. j
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''' N'NsA AAaeANxsMs t&SAu iSAAAJ sAOAcOu 1OA2s
,atives at Pelahatchie Saturday and
Sunday - i2,i syrd ~ 9Ys
~ u.s. Ella Raesd9$flest i ssa2lsiti re-
latiyes AFt ( 0na9IEd t this week ',' ar
IL Several of'theyopng people at This,
place expect tosattend chpngA Btr May.
touFSirday las there will hspo preach
ing at Concord, Spnhay.oU
Z Srill h tel s--rT : f777issai tam
d2tia nrpy bLIGHT.niid .4J,d ~,
listen FIR the Wedding bellsa but
you will not hear them intllis local
ity SOON. illy aYl4 fpH ~
s Joe Bugg, who has been. at, Birm-
ingham for several. months returned
home Saturday; he has been -yeryIsiekls
with appendicitis. -
Molasses making is the order Of the
.day-now- The cane crop. is fairly
good Those who use Cook s elyaporo
ators and improved methods afs maxi
ing "a fine quality of syrup; tho@ who,
usessold fashioned box evaporato# gen.
serally make "a lot. Of inferior asop. "
The fo4t seems Ito have KILLED
everything I'M some places, bit Our
crops ard still growing and Are as
green as ".Kateigrass.'S 4 ~ ''
The campmeoting association decid-
ed toqadppt the gate fee systemiby an
almost unanimous vote 4 tile brethren
have learned that trying to run5a big
camp injecting free gatess' is mot a
Paying Business Ef d I'LL
etSIild churcH numbers II 375 81 mem
bers; it is thought that we will have,
preaching three times a month next
year and at the present rate of incrase
it will not be long until station
will be established here. Il. ero,
i This scribe endorses what your
Virgil correspondent says in regard
to drunkenness in office. Thespublic
officer who is always full OF whisky,
or the candidate whose breath smells
strong of whisky is not the ma IN we
need.
- ftfft #a
Light will have it's prorata share of
candidates in due time. We have a
young man who would make d fine
uperintendent of education another
who thinks he would fit in the circuit,
clerks Office nicely in fact we could
furnish several if there is any danger
of the supply running short. H 's'.i
g School aais progressing finely z we
have one Of the best schools II in the
eonntry. We have turned out fifteen
teachers in the last five or six years,
With fine crop of younger ones com
ing on. What school has done better?
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ssq.' GA SIT oRIA a
/ s s.ss.,ss 1F'll hs KIM Ise 4a!s A.!!
Signature e Nszzzeznl
RESIDENCE IN / BRANDON

''-'''m : i 1e SALE. y. 4es
= Ioffer for sale, cheap, iahd q
TERMS the two story residence
late A. 'sG. Cassell, situated d
side Of College street, in Bl'
Convenient to. school churehe|
the business portin Of town.
III Apply, to, VIM. Buchanan, BIZ
Misss.lor NJ, H. CHAPMAN
f,,ssd b I.4 sslil5H 'yicksburgl
Sept. IS, 1902. ass.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Autumn leaves are falling :"
Thanksgiving the 27th. Ills time
to pen the turkey and make ready for
the occasion.
New molasses season is here. We
cannot '"sop"}very extravagantly as
thu cane, crop was greatly damaged by
the summer drought. :; ~ - I =:
DR.. Kelley visited homefolks in
Kinds county last week. He will
never know what he missed by being
absent on'last Sunday. trl hrf sf.a,
J. NJ. Bullock from Brandon came
out last Monday to deliver new sew
ing machine to Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Thomas.
Ross Lancaster. from Louisiana,
visited his grandmother, Mrs. Neal,
last week. He left for Braxton Satur-
day whsre be has entered school. -
5Miss@ Lena May Edaa Raddsll and
leila Cox attendedssclnroh here last
+ ss |! ri lIR II Il
| inn. ind Ms. Terry earne Oft from
ssJacksedllast Saturday ahda were EwelY
come visitors during their short stay
among us.
We were greatly shenored on last
Sunday to have with us Dr. Murrah,
president of MillsaT college, who de-
livered two grand and eloquent ser
mons during the day Hhe morning
service was speciallyset' apart to ded-
icate the Methodist church at this
place and the beautiful and very i'm
pressive manner iHwhich THE snoted
divine presented Ills aipropriaM text
made the occasion 6Sp saffas too
solemn to even pass from ths memory
of those who SAT- beneath thk Adv of
words SO beautifully formed #and SO
intelllgently expressed we also had
the pleasure of having with us on
tseecasien Rurnell pres
ident Of tle.-tadie's Home Mission
Society. She te gave to the 4sepmHinlglyi
weak society Here good ADVICE and
sweet encouragement and It's to be
hoped that her advice will idot he like;
''chaft thrown to the wind. y Let. all
take an interest in the good work and
improve the advancement of this COM
munity.
Misses Sudie Thomas and May Had
don, from Brandon, spent, Saturday
and Sunday with friends and relatives
here.
gJohn W. Haddon, Lamar Williams,
Messrs. Flowers and Hughes, from
Millsaps College, attended church
here on last Sunday Is
III 'SsI h; !: Lift ~
Robert Pierce, Charley and Luther
Grain, Oscar and Tommie Bullock,
j John anttiEal Garrette attended the
Buffalo Bill show at Jackson Tuesday,
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CHAPMAN.

Health very good.
H7 Miss Jennie Chapman. of Lynwood,
visited the old home Saturday. .ro.u,
Bob Chapman spent last Saturday
night and Sunday at Cato. SEQ bl.o ..
Nv. P. Patrick is spending part of
this week at Magee. ). -: ,..4 .a4 =
fl Bob Brown and family. moved to
Pelahatchie Monday Our loss is
Pelahatchie's gain. Eni.Ei"fe .flrsgf
\ Born to Dr. and Mrs. Kersh a baby
glrl,,et.p at.s. ssaraa d., .,,v,
#. p Chapman and daughter Miss
Rachael spent Sunday Fat.1Lynwood.
Bob Chapman lost one Of his farm
mules Tuesday. s. ''7s.'>s
Marvin Carter bought D. L.! Myers,
farm last week. f" '''" n~..
Glenn Ragsdale, OF Cooperville,
was in our town. Monday. 5.4 ~
Farmers are, very near through
gathering for 1902. Crops very short.
~
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Consumption.

Salt pork lIi|: is Isl a famous old
fashioned ! remedy for con-
sdnpPf II i - = PAT plenty of.
pork, was the advice togthe
.consumptive So and 100
years ago. = VI. ''- -..-.l.
Salt pork-is good if a man
can stomach it. i, The idea:
behind it that fat is the
food the co,,nsulnptive needs
most. So. -'..'-'--7.
SCOTS Emusic themollss5
ern method Of feeding fatioI
the 6, Il {, j N Pork istoo
rough. . for sensitive stomachs.
Scott 5 Er1ulsion5is the nlost
refined of fats, espeoiaHy
prepared for easy digestion.
! Feeding him fat in this
way, which is often the only
way, lisFhaa 1 battle, but
SCOTS Emulsion does more
than that. There is some
thing about the combination
Of. cod:live e. oil ii: and hypophos-
phites IN SCOTS Emulsion
that puts 'ileW life into the
weak parts and has a special
action on the diseased lungs.
t.fsfs u t5ftstst@
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-11-06

That is right, Ed, it you, did ,ma4ebisa
failure this year:l DON'T get out a6fI
heart; remember the old saying. lit
at first cyon don't succeed try try
again. III snioy ~ ri b9teo9sf, i g,,,l
Mrs. Emma Chapman haas sjqineH
her husband at Virgil for few weeks,
rest. f.'iiffna edt ! -
5iThaticorrespopdent who, NEGLECTED
those points of interest ought to be,
relegatedato the rear for his neglil
gence, and rush back to Jericho I'LL
his beard grows out. That is right,s
SisterE It., give it to-. John Waterr
grass. He is clean of. his cazipp.
jim Phillips, our II south Virgil meri
chant, has Opposed Of Ills stock !. offll
goods and moved to Mount Olive, on
the Gulf and Ship Island rai1roah.--~.-.-
Is Under. the f. reviEing autumn SUNK
shine the candidates are budding Tout
fast, and by spring they will beIin
full'bloom, and, oh, such ap odour
how delightful sai7oH lIfW wa4
B. L. Chapman IS 'thteatehing Thy
people with his anhouncement for
circuit clerk. 'i"''
df.Il9 si{ta afToo
Our church and Sunday schools are.
moving on nicely, for which we are.
thankful.
Walter Perry is able to be at his
farm work again: Iliii6i siti6 40
~ s<'il2 Ifli Gffiiif 7Ga 7, iiuR .s.ts 81 3ne
Rev.. John Joiner preached lat 1.-The
home Of Mrs. Dickson's 4 this week
Thursday 'F4i' II ;nHuIf: s.
- ~ trffis a3iGnaf Z ftsesb iidHE
Cafe grinding is in order now and
great demand for syrup ana seed cane
is heard about these parts. ,l, H.. 5un i
Miss Sue Martin is is On $ vi BIT to
Jackson and tYazoo City TO- see rela-
tiyes and look after her business, in
terest q asfi.1oaf III Ii liz .44l ~ 5f'.ff
f0l to- 4 q q is1e4ini,,si Il. 1}ai =
VIM. Fortenberry and family will
move to Scott county soon. !, We hate
to. loose bill, he isl SO ] useful in.
giving helpful iadviceto all anxious
in,nnIi rersi ioig39 + noJ sTu..rs jjjxy
~ T'5f7firli .sI9@ad sa3 10 soes
e, n. Ross is selling his brick fast:
come with your wagon or you viii BE
TOO Iato Jiii' iE'3@t5f I'll "1uE9 a:Tn ~
wv lsi'e' la' tna1eairaq 4s,.-.5 M, 4,
Good meetings at Beaulah Saturday
and Sunday Elastic syss, iou " +-a.
+, ar young and Accomplished friend,
John Lawson, will teach at Royals in
Smith county.df isyl ,dosn,fte s1ni7i-
We'll, don't fail to take the measure,
otftH prespectiyspandidates. If they
are no account at home they won't be
iin office.. # they drink. curse, fiddle
and dance at home, they will do no
better in office. ss'ifs var
80
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MOSELEY..s

=
Miss Effie Patrick, who has had
typhoid fever and who was able to be
: up little, has relapsed.
Miss Gladys Stubblefeld's school is
:. progressing very nicely. She is de-
I sersedly popular Young lady.
I Miss Callie Patrick made flying
, trip to Lynwood friends this week.
3nn W., w. Patrick is putting in full
3 time at the cane mill now What q
nice I'd sweet place for tie young
3 people. e..t;. iii L
So Mrs. Susie Lancaster, who is very
sick, was brought from her home near
Rufus to- spend a while with her
mother For the / sake Of her. two
small children, we wish her speedy
and permanent recovery a:'fr i
i Several Of the young people around
here attended the show at Jackson
Tuesday. -, q
JIM. Patrick's boiler has, sprung a
leak, which will stop his ginning
until he can get it repaired. He is
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-11-06

'1Hi.r aCLEARY. .%
.s.ii !,
Many are the changes that are TAX
ing place.. P.oB. French moved. to.
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9fsel a@ff PELAHATCEIEc .'''
t ia E.,s.r
! I. E. Wilson was in town yester-
day. ''f54s A7e'z t'.A8 81 va ..,.,I d,
9 s.i4sHW 3If Aue f1st,37.s ..f,.,,f-. '.'N' ~
Il John B.. Massengale, WHO has been
sick several weeks is improving.
George Baggett is moving to the
Raglan house.. sst.: 2aa * S"diis a
Mrs, Clarke and her little daughter
Garry, are visiting, in Jackson.
I Major Henry was in town last Sat-
irday. &sssist4.s bea 4use'.4j,. -, s.
Bob Bro Brown vi has has n moved to Mrs.. Mel
wins place. - 5 + ''% ilas .xav
II Mrs. spann is much better this
week. ts.iasa..t.5 f.ss.. s,.s.s.. of,a sfcss
Mr.. Gamble, of New Orleans, is in
town. s''''''. i.'a - .'ff'f a''''
49, srf} liz tns:.5. sss.s4s,,a 7;fiF U.s.
w. NJ .Washburn has sold his livery
stable to Kelly and Rhodes. SGT
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FANNIN.:


Hay cutting is about over.
Cotton g i pio,kingsIwill soon BE-: done,
ouite' q crowd attended church here
Sunday.
Brother Shepherd was on hand Sun
day in pretty good tune.
Quite number Of people from this
community went to the show Tuesday.
Florence May Noble, Of jackson,
was mingling with her many young
friends here Sunday.
"A little leaven leaventh the whole
lump" So let as be- careful about
the Heaven. Two wrongs never
made one right, SO let us be careful
about what we say or do. u
ts,sfsas1'.9 fsAAa fahfal 4-FSsys4 III 4 ssa
The brethren Of the Baptist church
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-11-06

Health of this neighhorhoodt is good
at present. sti: as:.ii ,s,,
Next Saturday and Sunday will be
regular preaching day at Rock Hill;
hope to see large crowd out. f..
W. Little, is expected to sing for us,
SO let all come cut and take. part in
the singing. SIS
Miss Emma Harper principal aof'
our school visited her home at Dry
Creek last Saturday and Sunday. aes
Russell May arrived home ION the
Second From Gulfports where sie;l has
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1902-11-06
NEW PROSPECT.

80. 80 NEW PROSPECT. '
s'HHS 2; 9itltf1a .-sh0d nds ri
Foyonet little shower which i iilc,ht-, came yes
tendaSs was mneh appreciated, it be-
ingthree weeks since OH last rain.
Miss Maniel Robbins, swho has been
sick for several: days. iisa improving
slowly. J iisii,sfi ia
!. Y Misses sue Robbins and Carrie
Thomas visited Mrs. Ed Robbins, of
Brandon. Saturday night and Sunday
800 x s'5. S.sass..faA II lssng
Several from here attended Buffalo
Bills show at jackson Tuesday. -'---'s.
asM Misses. 1ilEll slder RnsslsaH
u ia!s| fsobs
bins ss
IL
i Rhodes and sister, Miss
T6ne, visited D. M. Robbins family
sunday sHfnF'T Al FL
Mrs. S. J. Rushton visited H. L.
Robbins family Sunday. ...snt 49,: .,~
D, N. Robbins, and daughtaff, Mrs.
Pennie Russell, write that they. are
we'll pleased with Hot Springs, and
think Mrs. Russell : health is improv-
ing slowly. ~. 6. $500. s = !
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-06

B. Cooper, Helvetia; Thomas Walsh. Walsh. Pantano: Clarence Chrisman. Redmond; Dan Johnson. Greaterville Vic DeGroff. Hartt's Ranch: Charles Dougherty. Olive Camp; James Penn berton. Sopori; w. H. Shaffer, Buenos Ayres, and Thomas Childs, Ajo.
 E. O'Keefe is chairman of the com mittee and Charles Rouse is secretary.
 A good attendance is expected at the meeting. and matters of interest to the party will be discussed The Crawford primary system will no doubt be adopted. Pima has invari- ably held primaries, so the new sys- tenn would not cause any great oppo- sition
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-06
MORENci NOTES

Harry Talliaferro was taken to Los Angeles this morning by his brother, Richard. who was visiting the former here from Butte. Montana Harry is suffering from an affection of the left eye and is quite sick. His many friends win be glad to see him back again and fully recovered
 Last Thursday the Longfellow boaruing ouse near the gas plant was burned to the ground. It was a complete loss, there being no insur- ance. The building was owned by the company and fixtures by the Chinaman. A new structure was start ed before the ground was fairly cold, and will probably be in operation to- day or tomorrow. It is rumored that the present A c store will also be used for a boarding house as soon as the change is made to the new store build ins.-Standard.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-06
PIMA COUNTY DEMOCRATS
The County Central Committee Will
 Meet Today

The democratic central committee of Pima county will meet at the court house in Tucson today. The call was issued on Friday last. The object Of the session is to arrange for holding the primaries to select delegates to the democratic territorial convention, which meets in Tucson on Septem- Der Sd.
 The democratic central committee is composed of the following mem bers: E. O'Keefe, c. M Burkhalter, Jules Vest. Emmanuel Drachman, c. c. Sroufe. George Kilt, M. .. sam anieeo. B. c. Bichta, s. Y. Barkley. Pedro Pellon and Charles Blenman Of Tucson; J. Burrel, San Xavier: H. A. Mann, vails; T. Y. Rusk, Rincon; Robert Cole, Lowell; R. N. Leather wood, Condon; J. B. Scott, Silver Ecu; N. w. Bernard, Arivaca: T. Q. Bui- lock, Tanque Verde; W. 8. Reade. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-06

Chas. M. Shannon. of Clifton. spent Tuesday here. MT. shannon is a can didate for the nomination for delegate to congress on the democratic ticket. and is making tour of Northern Ari- Zona to determine his chances for the nomination. MT Shannon is a prominent mining man of the territory He is able, clean and honest, and de servedly popular wherever heis known -Coconino Sun.