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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31

5aselans lief Sreuno Sipo beruin,
INNER beifdfti9t. Sft bradlte er Faz
riere nit, Die err i'm SanStoffer Der,
mahrte.
Cher er Idrieb 9riefe urS perlanate
tdslif pon mir PoIts ober Stempels
marfen auf Borg, weil linn bas 9aare
a%ussesangen uno Der neue @ebIel
nod ausgeblieben lei.
rNu abnft es nidt, ME midi Die
2eute i'm Yeben ausgebeutelt haben +!
Sdtt' i1 oies Nlles mieoer, 10 f0nnt'
i'd bis on oas Gnoe meiuer Gage rubig
leben unb td9li6 iolde Sapannas Nafs
mittaas rauten. Sci mir aber beiet
eS: Sab i6 etpas gu raufen, III es
gut ; menn nidt, III es audi gut On
meiEi rcd, ib bin burdauS nift mabs
lerilf. @as id eB' uno trinfe, lit mir
gan, einerlei. Srei Gage lang braud)e
id ioear nihts in ben Wlunb III nebs
men, auBer cine GaiIe 9afiee ober
Sbee!"
Sarin iibertrieb er aber bod nidt
menis. Nenn er aB am liebiten gut
urb piel unS obglei6 er mid 9lles be-
sahlen lies, mari err bod itets nit Der
0iiene bes sroBen Serrn benz Sellner
3mei @uloeu auf ben Seller.
Cabeim aber mafte Err lid taglidI
sic ~9enaueiten Noti,en uno. {dJrieb
jeben @rOIden auf, ben i'd fir i'm
a~usle9te.
.Mein Colo! 2ieben mir uus ME
Die 9riieer, refnen mir aber ME Die
Suben," mieoerbolie er ieoesmal.
SD modte DID unter feinen llmlidns
ben benaftheiligen, oenn id meit, Oh
bili Elm Wianr Der 4rbeit uno feir
@roIden i6llt Dir pom Simmel! On
niuBt sebOrig ON Sdreibtiid boden,
bis On Oeinen llnterbalt nercieult-
Meinit On etna, 0ein Sipo .perllsbi
bas nift?-S, Tein Sreuub bat audJ
Die lfpere Sdule oeS Sebens burdD'
semadt. ISollt' ib Dir 9illes ersdb.
len, wiiroeli On weinen iiber midi"
Oabei s~itterte ieine Gimme cor
3ibruns iiber lid ielbIt. Damn troG-
nete er lid nit benz ieioenen Sud)e
Die gu9en uno trat Dor Den Spicsel,
UNI lid ben Bart nit Dem iilberner
96mmfen ~ 9!Gtter.
Wianfrmal ermies er mir cine lelts
fame ,3artlidfeit. .Sein Batter tbui
fir ben Sobn, fein SruSer iiir ber
Yruoer, mas Gu an mir tbuli. Oas
uerseB ih Dir nift, mein Colo, bic
an mein ieliges Gnbe! rief sr uno err
hob ben singer. ais rife err zen Slim
mel sum .SeuSeu an. ,uno iaet bies
elm Srosi, 10 fannii gu es glauben!"
@aS fraste id nah ieiner Ganfbars
felt! Wias er aud nidt @ort balten.
foareu nur crit bieie .Geibdite" ers
lsoist.
Sc LANCER er aber mir auf BEN
9aIie laB, belto serinser mareu oair
bic Gnsiiften.
Oabeim bel mir mirtblfaftete err,
ais moline ih bel linn uno nift err be
mir. Setter, mein Oiener, sehorttt
ibm mebr, as mir. SI far;er GEL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31

G6on nGberte iid Ser @inter; iene
ansliflelise nStelluns" fir meinen
Sreuno iebOd lieB lid nidt 10 AUS
ben @ermeln ibiitteln," wie err per-
meinte. Omar funb i'd cine iolde in
elmer mir befannten Tabafsbanoluns.
Die Seoinsun9en waren nift sanS
leidt. Gen san;en Gag bis in Die
ipdte Na6t auf ben 8einen i'm Sc
lddft Ober binter benz 2abentilhe. Sn
%@rmanseluns BON etmas Yeiierem aber
unb um ruur irsenomo ansntommen, Z"
mar bies INNER nod oortbeilbafter ais
vSteineflopfen."
Gags uorber nod lprad mein Sreuno
70 cole 9lnli6ten aus iiber Die s(rbeit,
su Der Seoermann perpflittet lei,
auBerte err lid 10 peraftli6 iiber
rSdmarOeer unO Gasebiebe" unb err
fldrte er lid 10 bereit Su jeSer belize
bisen SeidIdftiguns, baB id iiberseust
mar, er peroe nit Sreuben meinen
8oridlag annebmen.
@ollie sr bod seitern in Yeters Nbs
welenbeit burfauS eigenbdnois ben
Ganomar beiorger, rlur um midi su
iiberSeusen, baB er lid DOR teiner
grbeit ld)eue, unb iogar oils Oiener
iein Sroo ueroienen fOune. Selbltpers
itGnoli6 burfte iG bieie oemiitbiaenSe
Golle einem Sreunoe ni6t sumutben.
Na1oem mir urs cine Siertelltunoe
i'm eolen @etteifer bariiber berumsez
itritten, lieB er mid enolid Die Gublen
anfafen unb BEN 2bee ielblt iibereies
zen. Gasesen beltano er oaraui, bas
Badmert unS Sas Haudfleiid ielblt
e~in3abolen uuo iiberreibte mir mad,
elmer balben StunSe elm iauber einaes
wideltes Badetben nit ser @ra,ie
zines OanoD, Der nit 8iumen uno
Sonfeft gu ieinem 8rdutden t~dnselt.
rNosu iolleu Die Seute aub rrur per-
mntben," iprad er lddelnb, .baB elm
9rosi ~eisenbdnois iid bas SriibItiid
aus iraeno elmer Sddnte bolt! User
mid 10 auf Der StraBe Job, batte aes
wi6, id trase rur bas feinlte 9onfeft
aus Der eriten &onbitorei. Den Shein,
mein golo, muB man Dor Der 0elt be-
mabren. aleioer MAIDEN 3eute!4
SD meiB niGt, mas am sbeno oeilels
ben Cages nit linn seidlab. Ourdaus
mollte err mir Die Stiefel aussieben,
Sas @eidirr abwaiGen unS oas Sidt
mafen.
.@laubit Ou etlpa, id periiebe Sas
niht?" fraste er nit Nadorud. vOas
mare bod 9ofmuib Dor Dem 6alI
@o,u bdltit Du Dir bieien Nidtsnut
pon Yeter? Oas 1T bod ifaoe UNI Sas
Gelb. Tos mahte i'd Dir ebenIo uni
nod better uno battle bod bann Die Sc,
ipibbeit, oaB id einisermaBen Dir mid
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31


Salo barauf 9ingeu mir %suIammen
gum Glien. YOrber trat .er nod bel
einem Sriieur Elm, nm iid, ME er
faste, elm penig ausjuitatten, neil er
in Der Gle gar feline GOilettensegens
itdnoe mitgenommen babe, ionoern nur
einiae Sblipie, etmaS @aide, 9lapps
hut uno Geielli6aftsan,us. Wiih NUM-
berte nur, oa6 er babel ollie rparnere
3leibuns persaB, benu ole Serbitmor~
gen unS abeaoe lparen ifon ;iemlid
fiibl.
sd uerbltidle mid nifJt germ"
bemerfte er, ais mir bieien Gesenitano
bel Der Suppe beriihrten. Gen gan,en
@iuter iiber fOnnt' i6 i'm leidten
Sommerr0dden seben. Su abuit es
nidi, meld' eiierne Geiunobeit id
mir ueridafite ourb abbdrtuu9.A
Gleidwobl Swaus id i'm, ais mir
sbenos bel n~aBfaltem @etier auf Iei>
men 8orldlag in bas 2bsater ginseu,
meinen ;meiten lleber5ieber mit3uueb-
men fir ollie 6llle.
Als er i'm ansesc9en, 9efiel er INN
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31

paIIe er urs yeioe unIerlomt. Vaife
er cod etipas an iit, mas ieSer terrcs
riiirte.
aaum ipaste id nod, irgenb etnas
einsuwenbeu, ipeniser aus .3art9efibl
Tie aus SelorsniB, ieinen Stol3, ben
Stols Der 9rosi su perleeen. Mic
gum Sudud fam er eigentlih III oies
fem Mamen? @uBt' i'd bod. SaB er
niemals Sitter belaB! Sein Sater mar
elm peniiunirter geamter, Der ibm
nidts biuterlieB, neil Sipo nod 81
beiien Qebseiten, luie er ielblt %ersGblte,
iein 9anjeS @rbtbeil ifon ourd9ebraft
bate.
,Wiau idtua iidl e. >"rd." iaate er
emit. ~Man bate su piel Slid bel
ben 0eibern uno su weui9 i'm Spiele.
unS 10 sin9 oas Gelo gum 9udud.
Oas l6aoet aber nihts, uenn mon
w~enisitens SaS 9eben genob. Wir 1T
Alles ems: Der Sufaten, iuie Der
@rol6en. SD meiB MIDI in sllles ;u
finoen unb mir iiberall su belfen. 60
aud lest! @eiet Ou mas? Sf iibers
leste es mir: Sest bdn9' ib meiue
@elddfte on Den Nasel-bOl' lie Der
Senter! Su aber beiorslt mir irseno
cine Seidditisung unO id bleibe bier
bel Sud- nnS sebe niemals wieoer beim.
@as es aud lei, &lles lit gut, luern
ih nur irsenSmo anfomme. Damn
merSe i6 Cir idOn ieisen, mas i1
arbeiten tann. 0aS lit fir mid nur
Sinoerlpiel. bas lulllt On ieben!"
@ober fam auf einmal Siele ieltz
fame %@ntlasuu9?
rSteine mill i) flopfen, wenn es
nUthis iit!"
Sffen seia9t, slaubte id nidt redt
on oiele arbeitslult, neri i'd meiren
Sipo itunoenlang Dor benz Spiesel
iteben, bis Wiittas iblaien uuo nit
benz appetit zines Sdleders ellen uno
trinfeu fab, obsleib er INNER wieber
perliderte, linn lei es sanj eiaerlei,
mas er morgen iiber Die Sippen brinse.
Seute aber wareu linn INNER Die belter
Bilien aeraoe gut eenug.
gm meiIten leoodj munoerte mid bel
linn Die 9eiGtisfeit, nit elmer sewiiien
0ornebmbeit nit Seoem 9efaantiGait
su i6lieBen. Nat Swei @oden idon
fannie err ollie uniere 9iadbarn Oben
uro unten. Sosar eineu fleiuen Gos
man bate err in aller Stille i6On on
sefniipft nit elmer Puema6erin uns
a~eseniiber. Die 9inber SeS !Sauss
MAINS nannten i'm bel Namen; in Der
@irtbldaft begriBte er iid nit allen
Stammsditen. Wiit jebem bate er Sc
beimniiie ooer @eifdfte uro leoem
peripra6 er. irseno einen 0ienit 81
leiiteu. Sober fannie i'm uub aud
SeSsrmann besauberte er nit ieinem
meltmlnnild)en Senebmen, ob9leif
0iemano besmeifelte, SaB er es mil
eiuem Sabenifts Su tbun babe.
9uf Die Sellnerinnen i'm v@olSener
Stern" waren ent5iidt BON linn. Hul
meiB id nidt, ME es linen in Der
Sinu fam, inn .Serr Baron" gu men
men.
Sn Der Sbat hattie er man6mal bit
Saltuns zines Siirlten. Gi6t umionl
alio murOe er NIT jenen -SamilsSegs
sum-OiplOmatsn aussebilOet.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21

ially desire to meet him but at best his time will be very limited.
 NEW PORATIONS-Arti Of the following corporations were fil- ed in the office of the county recorder yesterday: Fleming Fox Mining and Smelling company, capital stock, $5OO,- 900. incorporators, w. J. Fleming, w.. F. MOOmaw and E. Fox; Columbine Mining company, capital stock, $l5O,- 000 incorporators, F. J. LingerGnan, F.. O. Lingerman and C. F. Mason; Cliff ford Extension Gold Mining company, capital stock, 1000. 0O0, incorporators, T. H. Dalton, w. MacPherson and L.. D. Gordon; Venturi Mining company capital stock Sf 900, GOO, incorporators, T. Venturi and others: GoIdfield Searchlight Mining and Leasing com pany capital stock, 1000, GOO, incorpor- ators. w. Y Croxall and II. Yeaman; Goyaz Diamond and Gold Mining com pany. capital stock, $3,000,0000 incor- porators. T. Hurley. T. H. Armstrong and V. Robinson; The Sugar Creek Development company, capital stock, S25O. 600, incorporators. M. w. White head. F. s. Whitehead and M. r. Bar rett: Standard Mines company, No. 2, capital stock s5OO,OOO. incorporators, w. V. HoIley, J. Meyer and A. FOsgate.
 THE CAPTURE OF A BUNCH Night before last residents in the neighborhood of First and Monroe street, complained of unseemly conduct in a room near the corner of the streets. Deputy Constable Mejia made an investigation and found a lot of hoboes engaged in chasing the duck and after each flight they were get ting noisier. There were too many of them for one man to handle and the officer telephoned for Constable Red wine On his arrival the crowd was taken in and yesterday morning they were brought before Justice Burnett. They gave names of, L. RuiX, J. Miller, F. Herman, J. T. Howard and F. Ar tin Kernin said that he did not know what the trouble was about He said that he had not been of the party en- gagged in the pursuit of the duck and that he had arrived on the scene bare ly in time to be arrested. He was corroborated by the other members of the party who swore that he had talk en no part at all in the festivities. Herman was accordingly discharged and the others were fined S7 each. Miller had the money and paid. The rest went to jail.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21
A WILD RUNAWAY
 WAS SUDDENLY ENDED
An Advantage Taken of a Horse
 When He Was Down.

There was a more than usually dan Serous sort of a runaway incident yes terday and il was only by the best of fortune that very serious consequences did not ensue. About 1915 o'clock a gray horse attached to Ezra w. Thay CTS delivery wagon was frightened near the corral on East Adams street and ran west to First street at a gait suggesting that at least one horse mad been overlooked in making up the rac- ing programs for the fair last month
 Turning south on First street the horse turned in at the alley by the telephone office. then to the left down the sidewalk in front of the barber shop. He slipped on the cement pave ment and went down. A coloIed man by the name of Murphy who fortunate Iy belongs to the heavy weight class, instantly perched himself or the horses head and held him down until Officer John Moore arrived and gave the animals's head the professional horsemans twist that held it in the air and prevented him moving until the harness was removed and the wa gon showed away. Then he was help ed to his feet with mo damage to him self or the vehicle.
 But in the meantime a stranger in the city named w. R. Gwillin had been pretty badly battered up but it is be- lieved not seriously or dangerously hurt He was sitting in the boot0lack stand on the edge of the sidewalk in
 front of the barber shop. He saw the horse coming and tried to get out of
 the way but neither seemed to fully divine the intention of the other. MT GwilIin jumped back and forth from the street to the sidewalk in the game
 of dodge but the horse finally got him confused knocked him down and bruised him up quite painfully, so that | after the incident was over he had % | be taken to pr. Craig for repairs. MT | GwilIin is here from Chattanooga Tenn, and is a representative of John Trout 6, O., marble workers and deal ! CTS .r monuments.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21
How it Is Done
A Confidential Game.

Mrs. S. of Adams street, has recently had a very disagreeable experience. A we'll dressed man recently called at her home and presented h.s card which stated that he was "Dr. N. the great eve specialist of Denver" H. wanted to sell Mrs. $. a pair Of his ''medicau glasses" and said that he had been told that her eyes were in bad condition. Mrs. =. has had trouble in threading her needle for some time and when the doctor" said he would examine her eyes without charge and just for love of his prOfes- sion she consented. Before the examination was over the doc tor had convinced Mrs. s. that it was only his oppOrtune arrival with his medical glasses that had saved her from fatal blindness. The doctor was so plausible that almost before she knew 1t Mrs. s. had the medical glasses and the doctor had S15.
 These glasses proved unsatis- factory. and recently when Mrs. s. came to our office we fitted her scientifically and for just one-half the price. As to these medical" glasses they have nc more medical properties than this newspaper.
 DIR. E. MUNSON.
 Arizona's Leading OPtician. w. Washinqton St. Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21

Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since Tan. 1, s degrees. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since Tan. l, 23 inches.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21

That Donofrio's CrystaIIized Cactus Candy which was sent east as Christ mas presents was more appreciated by the people there than many of the more expensive gifts.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21

WANTED-AlI the women in Mari oopa county to call at DaVidson's Cash Store and secure the fine opPr- tunity for securing a beautiful fancy lamp. We have a large assortment and they are all going at big reduc- ton from the retail prices.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21

WANTED-A cook from every household needing a range to call at Davidson's Cash Store and see the large line of Moore's Steel Ranges running from $2o to $75. Quick bak- CTS, fuel savers, asScstos lined. boiler rivetted, drop oven doors, draw out ash pans, seamless overs. 34 different styles.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21
FREE

One trial treatment removing super fluous hair by electric needle. 2 to D. m 341 N. Third avenue.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21

WANTED-All the young men In Phoenix and MaricoPa county to visit Davidson's Cash Store and see their splendid line of razors, honec, shaving rnuas and strops, GiIett Safety RazoTs, Williams and other Shaving Soaps.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21
N. Porter
SADDLE AND HARNESS co.
 SPURS AND BITS.

When a thing is perfect it can be no better. That's the way with Perfect Flour
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21

American Cleaning Works, 3S South Center. Phone Red POP T. H. Johnson.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21

Factory smokers. The best Sc Cigar.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21
Want Column

WANTED-To sec all the horses in Mariccpa county driven by drivers us ing buggy whips bought at DaVidson's Cash Store for from 15c to S1 each.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21

For your spectacles, eye glasses. ar tificial eyes and other optical goods, see Dr. L. M. Swikerath. Prices
 sonable. 21 E. Washington St. CUp- stairs.) Broken glasses duplicated.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21

WANTED-CamPers to know that Oavidson's Cash Store is a good place to go fer the purchase of tents, coats, mattresses, pillows, camp stoves, camp chairs and all the paraphernalia used i-- tert ard out door camp life.
 WANTED-AIl the ladies in Phoenix and Maricopa county who are particu- lar about having rood dishes to visit Davidson's Cash Store when they want dishes in choice and beautiful decora- tions cheap in X. T. G K. semi porce- lain, English porcelain and HaViland decorations.
 DON'T FAIL to visit Davidson's Cash Store when you want anything in the hardware and houssfurnishing I.e.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21

50 ton of hay for sale either with pasture O. by the head or will sell in bulk Inuu re Emil Huslu or Pomeroy t> Kelly, Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21
Of L<oc ca1Y
 Interest.
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
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Forecast for today-E'air. Data for twenty-four hours ending
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21

Glass float balls, never rust, at Geo. Hageman, 32 V. First St. Phone Black T.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21

Missouri pure sweet apple cider at soc a gal Melczer Bros Go.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21

For best eye service see pr. swikerath
The Port Gibson reveille., 1906-10-04

The Brewer campaign committee
objects to a recent article In the
ReveIlle relative to Mr. Brewer 5
railroad trust cartoon on the ground
that we were in error. The error
referred to was that the ReveiIle
stated that Brewer was represented
as shooting a gun at an octapus la
belIed railroad candidate" when
III should have been railroad
trust. We gladly make the cor
rection though this makes no ma
terial difference as regards the point
we endeavored to make.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1906-10-04

In response to a call of the chair
man, the Democratic Executive
Committee Of Claiborne county,
Miss, met at the court house in
Port Gibson al II O'Clock Wednes-
day. Oct. 3rd. 1906.
Three districts were represented
hy the following members
Dist. &c. A. French and J. n.
Brashear.
Dist. &C. c. Coca and 7. D.
Willis, ST..
Dist. 5-W. L. Allen.
L was ordered that a primary
election be held on next Tuesday,
Cc. gill goo TO nominate a can
4 f'd le q - before the people al the
special eieei On o be held Oh Tues
day, Oct 10Th, 1906, 10 elect sue.
4 lcessor 10 S. 5. Magee, deceased.
The following named gentlemen
were appointed to hold said primary y
election:
Dist II. NJ. Englesing and +
IL. Rea. judges g E. Mason and
| Will Wander. clerks Walter Nc.
| Murclly, bailiff.
Dist. Mark Norwood, How.
ard Morehead, judges; K. S. More
head. 6. p. Goza, clerks T. D.
Willis. IT,, haillf
| Dis 3--H. c. Dfexler, c. Flood
judges John Nelson, Robt. Lum
clerks; Ebert Lum. bailif.
Disc. Al. b. McMurchy. Jr.,
d. A. Lowe, judges; ]. w. Clark,
Clarence Westrope, clerks; T. F.
Clark. bailiF.
Dist. s-M. Gilston, ]. H. Hen.
nington, judges; w. w. Boren. c,
A. Hynum, clerks; A. ]. Chapman,
bailiff.
II was ordered that the expense
of holding primary election be di-
vided among the candidates, and
that the chairman and secretary ad-
just the same before having the
tickets printed.
There being no further business
the committee adjourned to meet
again on Wednesday, 10th inst.
]. n. BRASHEAR, Sec.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1906-10-04
Notice OF Election.

Pursuant to an order passed by
the board OF supervisors Of Ciai-
borne county, Miss, at the Oct,
1906, meeting. there will be a spec.
ial election held on Tuesday. Octo-
Der, 10th, 1906. to I'll the unex-
pired term Of sheriff, caused by the
death of Mr.. c. S. Magee, late
sheriff.
Witness our hands this the 3rd
day Of Ocf. A. d. 1906.
THOS. M. REA,
NJ. II. ROGERS,
r. A. OWEN,
Election Commissioners Of Clai-
borne County, Miss.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1906-10-04
DernlancilIe

The continued had weather seems
to have brought Oh an epidemic oil
blues aud 10 have settled on the
countenances Of most of our conf
monwealth, and some few faces
have grown 10 almost full length.
Don'g lake Il s. tegd. boys. l.1s
cheer up s1d fat new start. for
I expect We ali hsge eft as much
as we deserve
d.. and KS d Jaue-. ufh
theif ch ldrea. wei, 6 Brow
Wells lssi * 81. lcn days.
The ,otnnua..v was SAD enc
Mon0ay j the death of Sac q
Nagee Mr. Magec made this lis
home lur a number of wears 81.
hal many warm personal lienos
her who greatly sympathized with
him duia2 his rece.l failing health
and greatly dcplofe his seeming mn
timely death, Being 80 the time s.
bis dealh about as .afs ola.
Mrs. Nanh'e Smith visited friends
in Carpehttr ast Sunday
Miss Emtna Foreman dauohlsf
of Rev Mr.. Foreman. has accept
ed 4 position ~ ooverness IS
home of Mr. s. gsoneil 81 the I'D
district
Mss Louise Davenport left last
week to resume her duties al The
Deaf and Dumb Institute At lack
The Port Gibson reveille., 1906-10-04

Mrs MonIrrw ~ has had IS
gucsts DARING ihe week, Mr. aaa
Mrs. G-aig x. Glfdin, q Na.cH.
e., with lhei. baby, Geofge Day
as ragEiiicenl q specimen q YQ1 s
America As Ibis country produces.
The many friends here ol S .eta
Magee were sofrowcG indeed 10 acaf
OF his death. Mavor Allen. llessrs.
Cilston, Richard aud Norman
Bearden, Hartley, and a number q
Others went from here to his funer-
al, and to pay the last sad tribute
at "tIie low mound where he lies. I"
Miss Mcllie Rollirs, champion
Depot. Express, and Ts'esraph
Agent, Of llis points and in ihe
State, is visiting New Orleans.
NJ. IT. i Hartley Las received
from Washington his appointment
as postmaster Of Martin, where he
Is universally popular.
The Petoslyy, llich., Evening
News OF the 18th sept, has tbs
notice "The Prize Winnerof tie
Reynolds & Balm fishing contest,
which ended recently, was I'fsnk
b. Fox. Jackson, Miss, who caught
a bass that weighed 81 pounae. I"
Mr.. Ben Broad, OF Natchez, was
a welcome visitor here Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Alice Millsaps, Of Fayet.e,
Is the guest Of Miss Mary Dsceil.
Mr.. Cameron, of Angulla. IS
frequent visitor here.
Messrs. g. B. Anderson. of Clos
ter, aud Fred Never, Of St. Louis,
have been Oh our streets this week.
Mr 2. 2. Heudrick of Na:chez
is Secfion Boss IN place of ~.
Martin Young who has gone TO
GlosteT. Mr. Xoung's friends here
regret to see him leave.
Mr.. y T. Mcnamara, Of Austin,
Texas. is our handsome and eff
cieut young railroad agent here pro
aam.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1906-10-04

is no worse than the terrible case
of Plies that afflicted me 10 years.
Then / was advised to apply Buck
lens Arnica Salve. and less than a
box permanently cured me. writes
L. S. Napier. Of Rugles, Ky. Heals
all Wounds, Burns and Sores like
magic. 25catJ A. Shreve's Drug
The Port Gibson reveille., 1906-10-04

The Revsllir Is authorized to announce
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I hereby announce myself as a
candidate to fill the unexpired term
of sheriff, caused by the death OF
Mr.. G $. Magee subject TO the &C.
ton cf Tie Dem cratic primary %
be held Tuesday. Oct 9ih, 1900
S. u BACNELIc
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28

per cent
Another form Of standard denatur-
lied alcohol is the carburetted, exten-
sively used in motors 1t has been
proved that the calorific power OF alco-
hol is low. Compared with gasoline.
alcohol shows a power OF but 1850 cal
orics as OF $3.50 calorIcs for the former.
BY making SO per cent benzine mix
ture 1850 calorics Is produced The
French standard OF naturant Is 10-5
per cent
Denaturing alcohol Is simple pro-
cess and requires no heating or appar-
atus. All that Is needed Is a mixing
plant and series of tanks to hold the
denaturized alcohol. From the tanks
the mixture is run of into cans or
metal casks for shipment All the pro-
cess Is under the supervision or Gov
eminent inspectors who examine and
gauge all the products which are used.
Thus far no denaturant discovered Is
free from objections and the French
Government. in order to stimulate dis