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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-12-11
Bloomfield.

Bloomfield Dec. 10-J. C. Frazer,
president of the Iowa State Agricul.
tural association. left Tuesday for
Des Moines to attend the meeting of
the association. being held this week.
: Edgar Hendricks, editor OF the Pu-
laski Independent. was business Wis
itor in this city. Tuesday
The new barn which is being built
on the Willard Saunders farm, south
and Martin is completed, with the ex-
ception of the hangers. The new
structure is 60x100 feet in dimensions.
Attorney and Mrs. d. H. Payne left
Monday evening for Ottumwa, where
they are attending the district Sun
day school convention. Mr.. Payne is
the district chairman of the Iowa State
Sabbath school association. For long
number of years he has acted as super
intendent of the M. E. Sunday school
OF this city, and has filled the position
so satisfactorily, that when the end OF
the year rolls around, his reelection
is foregone conclusion. Mr.. Payne
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Mt. Pleasant yesterday to the asylum
for the insane.
DR.. Kennedy made q business trip
to Douds today.
M. H. Lowenburg made a business
trip to Drakeville today
Mrs. John Yoder is visiting with
friends in Floris.
Mrs. Gertie Myers and Mrs. V. My
ers left for visit with friends in OF
tumwa today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Monroe left today
for Ottumwa to attend the funeral OF
Mr.. Monroe's father, George Monroe.
W. E. Baldwin made business trip
to Ottumwa today and shipped SIX
car loads of hogs.
John Baldwin has returned to Sell
ma after a business trip to the city.
Elmer Weber returned today after
a pleasant visit with relatives in Wy
conda, Mo.
E. C. Morris made business trip
to Ottumwa today.
Miss Ola Bishop returned to her
home in Agency today after 4 visit
with Eldon friends.
Miss Anne Ware of Seymour is Wis
iting at the home of w. S. Beard.
Moses Swain is quite sick with ton
silitis this week
Clarence Ritz made business trir
to Drakevilie yesterday to invoice a
stock of goods which he has purchased
there.
John Enyart is on the sick list THU
week.
/, Robert Baker left yesterday for Des
Moines to study pharmacy.
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Collect.

Collect, Dec 10.-Miss Ella Cleasby
of Libertyville is teaching the winter
term of school at Hebron
Miss Mabel Swain of Fairfield Is
teaching the winter term at Eagle
which commenced December 8.
Harvey Thompson shipped two cars
of corn from Collett the past week
for which he paid 80 cents per bushel
while one car Of hogs went to Ottum
wa, shipped by Lawson & Farrell.
Mrs. Rolla James has been quite
sick the past week.
Otis Thompson has returned home
after several months absence in Hi
nois.
The recent snow storm is retardine
the corn picking. About one-third OF
the entire crop being in the fields.
A. G. Lawson and son Floyd are on
the sick list.
Ed Crick of Douds was a recent
Collett caller.
Will Thompson, who has been EN-
ployed on the G. B. & @. railroad. has
has returned home for the winter.
d. II. BODY, who has lived on the
Clark farm near Collett for the pas
three years, has decided to quit farm
ing.
Rev. e. J. Smith Of Birmingham be
gins a series Of meetings at Bethe
next Tuesday evening.
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by the Courier as coming so near a
wreck. They were present when the
sailor was washed overheard.
Misses Johnson (coored) sisters
of l1ldon, preached in the Saints
church Sunday night to large aud
fence. While in town they were en-
tertained at the home of Mrs and Mrs
Isaac Hodge.
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Eldon.

Eldon, Dec. 10.-Mrs. S. II. Sawyers
entertained the Four Ms at a garden
party at her home this afternoon.
Miss Bertha McCluskey returned to
her home in Fort Dodge today.
Mrs. Elizabeth Douds was taken to
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-12-11

e. B. Sample, will entertain the Ladies'
Aid society of the M. E. church today.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Brown were in
Milton Saturday
The M. e. Sunday school will give a
Christmas program Sunday morning,
December %.
Glen Wilson went to Cantril Tues
day.
Competine.
Competine, Dec. 10.-Mrs. Bessie
Broadfield entertained number of
friends at dinner Saturday.
Miss Nell Porter has returned to
her home in Martinsburg.
Jos. Slater and VIM. Wright attend
ed the fat stock show in Chicago last
week.
Miss Nora Ruby will return to her
home near Nugent this week.
The heavy snow which fell last week
caught about half the corn crop in the
fields.
Mr.. and Mrs CA. Dickey were in
stock show.
George Davis was quite sick last
week.
White Elm.
White Elm, Jan. TO- Rev. Lisk
preached at Blue Point church Sunday
night.
Ed. Parker and family spent Sun.
day with G. o. Gidian and wife.
Maj. Hughes. of Eldon, visited rela.
tives here last week.
Miss Nellie Truit closed very sue.
cessful term of school here Friday.
May Sharp is visiting in Eldon this
week.
Ed. Stump, of Selma, was here on
business Monday.
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keswick.

Keswick, Dec: 10.-The speaking
contest took place last Friday after
noon, Miss Neva Hummer taking first
place.
Miss Mabel Cameron returned from
Iowa City today where she has been
spending few days visiting friends.
Married, at the home of the brides
mother, on Wednesday,, December 8,
Miss Maggie Galbreath to John Nc.
Aee, OF Sheldon, Indiana.
Roy E. Farrand and John Devine at,
tended teachers meeting at North
English Saturday and returned home
Sunday evening
Mrs. P. c. Ackley and baby returned
home to Ottumwa Thursday morning
Mrs. Chris Snakenburg died at hel
home Sunday morning.
Hon. T. E. Johns returned home tc
Des Moines Thursday.
The German Medicine company is
giving exhibitions during this week.
u. G.. Cover returned home from
Chicago Saturday.
viii white and wife went to NORTH
English Saturday.
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Mark.

Mark, Dec 10.-Rev. Sayer, of Des
Moines, commenced series of meet
ings here Sunday. W
Misses Meade Elerton and Mary Nib
lie, of Moulton, visited with Miss May
Edwards over Sunday.
Tyre Dabney and A. D. Spilman
made business trip to Lancaster Sat
urday.
Carl Peden spent Sunday evening
with his parents.
Frank Dabney of Moulton, spent
Sunday with relatives and friends
here Hs3
Marion Andrews baby is on the sick
list. ~
R. B. Dabney made a business trip
to Bloomfield Monday.
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DrakeviIle.

Drakeville, Dec. 1O.-Mrs. Kinman
has been visiting the past few days
with her uncle, J. N. Wood of this
place.
The goods and property of the late
Mrs. O'Hara We're sold at public sale
last Saturday.
Miss Ida Calvert and nephew of FL
don were business visitors here last
week
]. P. CASTOR lis quite i'll, suffering
from an attack of grip.
Sidney Housley, visited his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Housely, last
| week.
Spelling at Fidelity was we'll attend
ed last Friday night. Fidelity won
| in spelling and Drakeville in cipher
| ing Mr.. Russell is the teacher.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Russell is seriously i'll.
Henry Curry of Bloomfield was in
town last Saturday as auctioneer for
| the O'Hara sale.
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Milton

Milton, Dec. 10.-The revival meet
ings have been going on in the Presby-
terrain church for the past four weeks
under the leadership of Rev. N. H. Bur
dick and w. H. Collision, singer, clos
ed last Sunday night.
Eiler's Ten Nights in a Bar Room
was played here last week,
7. H. Dye and wife and Mrs. Geo.
Rays are visiting in Chicago,
The work on the gas plant is pro,
crossing rapidly. There are about
twenty-five men laying the pipes. c.
w. Baird is the supervisor of the work
1t will be in operation about the first
of next week.
Mrs. P. G. Carder is receiving med
ical treatment in Keolluk.
W. P. Rinabarger has moved to his
new house next to the M. P. parsonage
Revs. Whistler and Jossart who have
been holding meetings at the Baptist
church, closed their meetings Sunday
night by meeting at the M P. church
Died, at her home In this city, Cath
arine Rebecca Atkins, wife Of DR.. w
w. Atkins. She has been a sufferer
from consumption for the past SIX
months. Rev. T. A. Renfro assisted
by Rev. j. T. LeBaron conducted the
services at the Christian church.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16
DEDICATION OF
 REFORM SCHOOL
Benson Crowded With Visitors
 to Witness CeremOnv
THE CORNER STONE LAID

The ceremony of laying the Terr ito rial Reform School corner stone at Benson yesterday was sttended oy over 500 visitors from all psrts Of the Territory. Over 30O Mssons were in line and the arrangements and pro- gramms were admirably carried out, refiscting great credit upon the vari. ous committees and the citizens of Benson. It was gala day for the Railroad City and the ceremonies attendant upon the laying of the cor ner stone marked a memorable event in Arizous's history and the building Of an institution dedicated to the further,nce Of good citizsnship in directing the waywsrd youth to s full realization aud appreciation of the highest privileges of that franchise. The orator Of the day, Mir. Frank Cox, being unable 10 attend, the duty de- volved upon Mir W T Cooper of Tue son. Mir Cooper is sn eloquent orator and delivered an address ele- va,sd and iorcible in thought and effective 0. us.srsnce, h:s sdd,e:: lasline sbou. 20 minutes, and vas well received by the large gathering A large platform had bsen erected on which the speaker, Reform School com niseioners. grand officers of the Masonic order and various committees were grouped about. In the corner stone, which was laid hy Grand Master Sweeney, were placed numerous articles, roster Of the various lodges, programmes ot the dedication ceremonies, copies o' the various papers of the county, includ ing the PRosrEcToR, al.e many Of the territorial papers The officers oi sh grand lodge who were nsmsd as the
 peciai session for the ceremony were U Sweeney, Grand Master; A L Grow Deputy Grsud Master; G " Cheynsy GS w;P Ds.sart. GJW;JM Orms by, c s; Geo Montague, G T; Bow
 map, G S D; Casper Hsuser, GU D
 Kir. Hart, Grand Marshal; Thos Gill Grand Tyler.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16
SERIOUS INJURY
 TO MEXICAN BOY
Work Train Cuts Off an Arm
 and a leg at Fairbank
TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL

Last evening about 5 o'clock, as the work train on She Southern Pacific at Fairbsnk backed onto the siding, the .-s.o Ts1 o.es . iitsie Mexican boy who with other plsyms.es were at play about the track. The trucks passed over the child. completely severing sn arm and leg. As coon ss the accident was discovered an engine and csboose were immediately started for Tucson with the little suf- ferer, where immediate treatment will be he'd ct the g. P. hospital and efforts made to save his life, The boys name was not secured, but he belonged to one Of the families Of employees of the company who have been ct work on the road and live In the section cars provided for the employ ess and moved from place to place, being at F.irbsnk daring shs past two wssks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16
GOOD ARIZONA
 LEAD PROPERTY
A Promising Group to be
 Further Developed
INTEREST CALIFORNlANS

MT E J Hands, the we'll known mining man of Gsleyville. Is Tomb stone visi,or. Mir Hands and his brother have closed negotiations for ihsi. property in the Cbirieshuas 10 P H Clark Of Lo. Angeles and ssso- ciate.. The Hand. property has long been regarded ss one 0: she mos. promising lead mines in Arizona. The ores from the group carry high per centsses in lead and silver and 1t Is essentially c high grade leai property. shipments of ore have been made and the returns paid for the develop nent Of the entire group thu, far, and exposed some good bodies ot ore which but require extraction. Sam ples of Ute ore is the galens suiph ure, o; lead, of bright shining metallic lus,er, g mass of cubic specialization, and carries high values Other forms oi lead ore also occur. Further devel opment of the group ii is expected will open c steady producer aud Nil Clerk and associates propose provini it's merits and demonstrating It's possi- bilities by introducing 6 capital to expose the hidden wealth and bring the pro- duct into the commercial mArts of iht world,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16
Owing 10 the Fl Ps.o 1 Southwest.

Owing 70 the Fl Psso | Soutbwe,t ern company being unable so secure passenger equipment before the mid de of April. mixed train is being run d siiy from Douglas to Denim E which carries passengers. IL is the intention of the company as soon as the passenger equipment srnves to run a daily service between Deming aud Benson, and il proper traffic ar rsr~a-,a-,- L~ -r.I. -:.L .-- Santa Fe officials the service may be continued sn to Fl Pass. The com pany hss a large order in for pssseu- ger cars, which are to be dsliYerei in September, as which time i, $ hope l the road vii. Do completed 10 Fl Pa.o. Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16

Chss Williams was bFoaghi back from PheniI Saturday ty Sberl Levi. illitm- Was r'c- utiy hdjpi. eiinsane e and ,mInI! ei to ire a,y !ua. rom here. He w.s uu :cT ar.sl and in l.!l nrIe tO snHss. ch ,rye ui hur, lay committed at BI,h,e snd WI e; the Hsylum suthor!'ie> .nn u1c,d .hal he w.- cue sod wpuii he a.. h.-,- ,hs sh riff Was on hand tn .g.!u re. ceiys him Tn custody. Wilh.'as sp pear, sli ris [ siuc, his stur aud 'esdy 10 st>ud ,risl.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16
MAKING MONEY IN PRISON .

A remarkable example si cunning ha, been urearthed in one of our large pris- ons. A convict had perfected die and was making silver dollars, and distribui- ing them through accomplices On the outside. Naturally the officials were very much surpassed at the discovery, but no more So than the person who re- ceives a counterfeit article in place of the genuine. IL IS therefore very important wben you ask for Hosteiser's Stomach Bitters 10 see that their Privs;e Stamp over the neck is unbroken, if you value your h .alth. For fifty years the Bitters has te.n recognized as the best health maker in existence. and if you are suf- ierer from indigestion, dyspepsia. consti- pati, a fiatulency or nervsusr ess, 1t IS be- cause you have never tried. Try it at once. For sale by all dealers in medi- cine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16

Circu,s' NJ ot the department Of min aud metsilurgy Of the 5: L Iuis exposition has been seat out from heaJqusrtars. l, call. at i:iOn 10 the fact that the Palace O: Mine. and Met,ilurgy will be lager and more elaborate ihan any structure ever be- fore devoted 50 ths suij ct. Arizona exhibits in the buildiag.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16

report from Boston says: Some 400 oi the l, 100 stockholders of the Oli Domiuion MinIpg conpsDy have already agreed to join hands in the fight to force the management to ac- qualnt stockholders with facts ip rega.d to their property. Local bank ing circles, incidentally heavy stock holders, though not included as yet m the 400, are heartily in sympathy with the move. The next move will be to designate two or three promi- Eess stockholders to formulate the attack and direct the battle. This move will be taken at sn esrl y day"
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16
OUR FAIRBANK
 CORRESPONDENCE
Interesting Items from the
 Railroad Center.
PITHY LOCAL NEI
FAIRBANK, March 10, 1902.

FAlHbASK, M aICn lV, lSOk.
 Robert Pefqueira came in on the Cannon Ball today from Hernonllo on his way to the famous Cuchuts Ranch of which he IS the general manager.
 senofaCarlos R Dis. oi Hsrmosillo vas in The city today en route to Csnsnes where he is engaged in the ms rcsntile business.
 JB Chadwick, o. the firm O. Lsrrieu and Chad wick of this place left for Bi-bee today where he goes to again assume charge of the Robinson grad 'ng camp.
 L,st week the Fsirbsnk- College Peak railroad contractor wss in the city and rode over the line, returning so Bisbee where they will await the arrival of their outfit which is expect ed here shout the latter part Of this week. Mr J Hoskin. was the success ful bidder on this work and is espec- islly pleased with the route he will work over.
 Ja, Wainscott spen. Friday and Saturday in the city. Jim expects to sub-contrsct on the new railroad and with that in visw will have his teams brought over immediately.
 Ed Massey came ove. fro n Nogsles On his way 50 CsusDes.
 s,, Csmou, the wealthy s nora catsle king wss in the city today en routs to his home in Hermosillo.
 Geo Spindle was in the city today from 6 trip to Nogsles. George says he expects the quarantine will be raised about the fret proximo.
 Fairbank has assumed busy air she past few days and is beginning to fe.l rather important over the new railroad which is certsin to be started within the nextfew dsys.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16

Tho two railroad contractors who y.r. n,ktnJ J.,-aArGruss @. E-,< bank for grading on ILr lIne 10 I.rd Ton b=tCn= have been called to Pne- ulx and further arrangements have been delayed until theIE return on rhur.day UT Friday. Tne indications are good Tor early ra,lICsd buIldius winch inspires all with good cheer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16

Now is the ssassn of the year to psper your house and brighten up Ihe interior. P B Wsrnekros today received 6 large consignment sf wall paper and borders and offers . seles- ton of .he largest varieties and latest dseigns at prices to euit. Bear this in mind if you contemplate pspering your house.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16

A lecturer on social life in China states that tbe eopmon people believe . mule has a soul, but that a woman has never possessed one. The Chinese need an open door for some fresh ideas on the feminine question.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16

 Of the hardware department in the La Csnsnes store, and who formerly held a similar posiii, n here, is in the city from the big Mexican copper camp. Tomorro~ will be the big monthly even,-the Copper Qusen payday. The Eagles held . very successful meeting tonight.
 FEE Beeeher of La Csnsaes is here for treatment for pneumo nis.
 The friends Of Miss Nellie Nichols, who was injured by the blowing down Of tent lately. are much gratiied at her rapid recovery.
 Arrivals ct the Copper Queen Hotel: " L Matthews, Williams. Ariz; c 4 Sawyer, H c Harden, Chicago; NJ E Conboy, J B Clark, Los Angeles G Hawkes., H A Hickman, Charles s Smith. San Francisco; D Quipn, New York; Henry Diferding, Den yer; H w Sundermeyer, Ksnsss City F W Oksy, Los Angeles; David Houston, Lincoln, Neb.
 BIsBsE, March 12. 1902. The Orient, Scot. Whsley, propris- tor. gives & grand opening tonight.
 Ben Wheeler, who was injured . n,onth ego while working in the round house at Benson, may have to undergo the smputs;ion of 6 leg and arm. His mother is with him.
 Superintendent Cash Of the La Csuapea railroad was c Bisbee vis- itor yesterday.
 Jimmy Dsvi., con or Mrs Oliver of the ADgus hotel, who has been suffer- ing from tuberculosis, had a portion Of his Iigh, lung and rios removed todsy st the hospital.
 Tom Grady, proprietor oi the War rem laundry, WAS thrown irou hIs 1 wagon today and he'd bis collar bone broken and shoulder dislocsted. l Another school building will be I erected io Tombstone canyon, built by tue citizens
 Mrs A N Dyer has been called ts Seattle by the serious illness of her mother. As she will not return until after the present school term has ex- pired Miss lne1 Coffee of Globe has been engaged to fill her place as one of the teachers of the Bisbee public school
 Extensive propositions are baios made by the Irish Nstionslists for their dance on St Patrick. evening.
 Tho water is very short at the mine and operations are considerably i'm psns4 sxa tropny returned today irsa 6 bunting trip at Frontrers.. I Petitions for and sgaiort are being circulated in regard to the stationery and cigsr .tand in the postOfhcs lobby.
 Most oi the echool teachers ere taking . vacation at nearby point. during the two weeks lay of.
 A etar was visible this forenoon in the southern skies.
 The eIcur ,iop to Ls Csnanes on next Sunday promises to he well attended. The rate is g for .be round trip.
 The opera house stage is to be resodeled so ss to admit of the 2 D ttinG up Of any scenery.
 MT O'BrIen advertising man for tbe Colson Spice Go of Toledo, Ono, is in town Tor bis firm.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16

Ben Go0dricS, the well knowu attorLey, wno has represent led COchise county Tn ,he lesIsIsIurs and Wa. elected treasurer aud slso dislrics attorney dulng the cary days Ui Tombstone, is here from L, Angeles oI s Drie' p.oie, siopal vII.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16

As an exchange remarks, Tomb . stone has glory all its own among the mining camps Of Arizona, and H generation ago all the world watched wIth interest and admiration the pr D. eress Of its mineral resources. With its old prestige returned, the city of Tombstone will sgsin be watched along the line Of it's mineral develop" mcnt
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16

When we comp pare the relative num- Der sf divOrces in the Uuiied States and other countries, it becomes at once apparent that the marriage is is much more loosely regarded here than in most civilized nations. For in stance, according to . statement re-. gently published in 5, Louis medical ournsl, the divorce rate in C.nad. is l to 63,eOO marriages; in Germany, l to l3, ,OOO; in Fraoce, l to IF, 500; in England, 10 Il,600. Now let us turn t1 this country. In the Unltsd States at large, the proportion i, to 1855. or sixty tines as many as in England, aud more than 300 times as many as in Usntds. Blu, this i- nothing, compared with the sta,isric- of some sections of the United States. For instance, in Massachusetts the rate is ,o Is.S; in Rhode Island tn S.2. Arizons's record compares fsvor> ably with many of the States.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16

Dr Dennet of Congress, who arrived here Saturday with E 5 Gage aud party, returned 10 Congrsss today. pany's hospital a. Congress, is an eminent physician and de.ervediy popular. He may return 10 Tomb. stone when the pumps are in full force.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16

Tho 5vld thIet who stoIe $T00 iu currency contained in an envelope from r $ Warnekros' safe, an account of which appeared III tnese coIumas {, Das not yet been sppreaended. Tao authorities are on Inc lookout Aud l. Is nuped his c-psurs vii! be .fosIed and money recovered.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16
Tie Pnenix Ens-rpri.o has changed

TLe Pnenix Enterprise has Ch, h,ngsd o~nsrsbip aud the nsmes f O iri U Moore, editor, anu Muiio'd WInsor, m.asser, appears .! Ihe ma. ,hs Ad. Both gentlemen are ca, Abl Lews. psper men and can be dept niei upon in make the E-- ,e the popular and aggressive cu-M-.51 shA. hal oaareciers d ihe Tues Il Cit,y,r, c wlIch they are also .. tae head.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16

The United States grand jury Tor the April term of court will he sum moned for April T. The Hoey case will be tried at this term. NJ c Me Lsmore, special representative of the attorney generals office. who will prosecute the case, and H C Dicky q Fl Psso will be in Tuc-on on the 20 h
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16
Fas1r Mon iay'e Dnv,

Two de have jl.t occurred in Aflz na ifom tEe eatiEg Of mince ples said Co have contained ptossins. Poisoned q. no, lhe rainoe pie ia always ios'td uid rLouli lopy ago been de -i4frJ cortraoAn,'. except for presentation 10 tho f,ieGd- one would Int wiSn an sx but Tor lhe lsw-Pa q. n!x Democrat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16

"lhe Scotch Gray, wers wor.ted ssys recent disual, h from SoIih Africa, and the inference that the British war office gt4 is tha: th story was made out oi whole cloth. |"
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16

An enterpri.ins Kan.sn now comes to the front wish . machine to cJm- press grs.shoppers into brick. 10 be sold Tor poultry foCd. Next.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16

Perhaps the real reason for ihe disIrust Of The republican party snd .ts policy in the Philippines comes from the fact that ,ner- are to many offcisl republican, mouth.Iieces, anu all with different things to ssy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-03-16

Owen Williams. cue of the VI |! known pioneers Of Pearce, was 6 Tombstone yisi;or today. He is re- turning home after Visit to Mexico on busILess.