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In the interests of Christianity and to
raise money for his missionary work
the Bev. ? Cyrus Escomb. a traveling
evangelist of the Dnnkard faith.receiit-
ly participated . in three pnzeusura at
Bellefourche. & D,. of two, four ana
seven rounds respectively. In each he
was1 victorious, and with every victory
he saved, or thinks he saved, a sotil.
The Rev. Escomb has been holding
revivals at the various cattle camps in
this section for nearly a year. . Abont
the middle of January he came to Belle
fourche.": The citizens received him kind
ly, but the cow punchers from the neigh
boring ranges, concerning whose spirit
ual .welfare he was especially solicitons,
were not interested in religion.
His opportunity came in an nnx
pectedway. Chuck Perkins, foreinaiw u
the "Star V" ranch, had been fcic.rui
by. a vicious broncho and-wns indnliiw
in considerable profanity. The Bev Es
comb "pverheard and rebuked --lijm.
Chuck jinstahtly became abusive. The
minister nervous and irritable from bia
long, up hill struggle with thi cattle
men, threaterted him with a whipping-
"Lick me, " said Chuck impressively.
'an I'U jine yer church I'
Big Mike Crane, another of the "Star
V" s&ns. and Charles Ranson. a local
tough and bully, heard the cofaversation
and 44 wanted in"in the game on the
same terms. It was Crane who suggest
ed a cash donation of $25 in aid of the
clergyman's work of evangelization for
each fight he won.
It was probably the clerical cut of the
pastor's garments rather than anything
in his appearance that made the men
so confident, for when 4hey came to
strip they could not help noticing that
he was decidedly in the heavyweight
class and picked their ' best fighter to
meet him first. Crane was their selec
tion. . The fight was fought in a corral
outside of town, where there was no
danger of interruption. A big crowd
gathered to watch the result
iQt much skill, was displayed, but
what the contestants, lacked in science
they made up in strength, courage and
determination. To every one's astonish
ment the-fCev. Escomb forced the fight
ing from the start. Crane held his own
during the first and second rounds, but
came up groggy in the third and was
knocked out in the fourth.
Banson made a better showing. He
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lasted seven rounds and mauled his an
tagonist severely. - The latter von more
by sheer endurance and indifference to
punishment than by . superior skilL
Banson entered the ring at the begin
ning cf the seventh round badly blown
and much annoyed by the now of blood
frpm a cut over the eye. The Rev.,
Escomb saw his advantage and. avail
ing himself of his superior weight and
reach, rushed his -nian:srapidly about
the ring, beat down his guards by pure
force of muscle and finally landed a
blow on his Jaw under which he went
down and was unable to regain his feet.
Perkins confessed himself beaten be
fore he began 'fighting and devoted
most of his time to dodging the rever
end geatleman's sledge hammer fists.
The latter was considerably battered,
but Perkins, who bad at first considered
himself sure of victory, completely lost
his nerve when he saw Crane and Ban
son faU and would jas he afterward
admitted, have kept out of the ring al
together had he been , able to do so
creditably. He went out after two easy
rounds.
The Bev. Escomb held his men strict-
j .to their agreement, and all promptly
paid their money and professed Chris
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defeat in excellent part, and the minis
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conversion, despite the unusual manner
in which it was effected. Ranson is
sullen and dissatisfied. He claims the
clergyman fouled him, and it is doubt
f ul if he will make a valuable or lasting
addition to the evangelist's flocE
The latter is an old Vermonter, passed
his boyhood on a farm, spent several
years in the Wisconsin lumber camps
and bore the reputation in his youth of
being an almost" invincible rough and
tumble fighter.. He is now about 45
years old and weighed in at, the ring
side at 197 pounds. Cranels 32 years
old and tips the 'beam at 219. RansoD
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With the. following Symptoms.
Enlargement of the soft bonea of thA
nose, thickening and ulceration of the
lininsr - membrane: . with itn :
discharge of nnhealthy mucus and pus ;
ureavu uunKut nawaing, expectorat
ing, nosebleediDg-,: headaches, parti
loss of hearing, noises in the head
deafness and impaired vision;
CAUSED BY
Poisoned Condition 61 tbe Blood
fOUKED BY '
(B.B.B.)
THE GREAT BLOOD REMEDY.
Qarrh Is due to an impure conditioa
of the blood and Is one at the Inoumer- -eus
offsprings of blood poison. It may
have come from a long way back In tba
family history, but the general opinioa
among medical men, , is that) catarrh
is the offshoot of poisoned blood, pro
ducing had breath and the above named
symptom. The fact is admitted bv. ail
that It is only curable by conatitutionaJ
treatment. Bottaalc Blood Balm (B. B.
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aril why? Because B. B. B when tak
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to cause the poison to be expelled from
the Mood through the sweat glands and
excretory organs. R. R. Saulter, Ath
ens, Ga., wote us not Ion ago that
he was suiised to observe how agree
able his breath had become since using
omy xnree Doxcies oc B B. B. He was
also able to hear better. Mrs. Lulu
Banks, of Alabama, wrote us that a
friend of here since using six bottles of
B. B. B.- that the mucus discharges
which she had through the mouth and
nose had stopped 'and that Bhe was abls
to breathe freely and talk without of
fending any. one with her bad breath. A
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beth Knott, of Atlanta, which we print
in full.
Discharge Copious and Offensive
Entirely Cured by B B B
"For flour years I have been afflicted
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So terrible has its nature been that
when I blew my nose smail pieces oi
bone would frequently come oiU of rr.y
mouth and nose. The iisck:v?? -i
copious, and at times very offensive.
My blood became so impure that my
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with poor appetite, and bad dizedtf
Numerous medicines were used wi.nout
relief, un'tll I began the use of Botanic
Blood Balm B. B. B. end th Lu -tlee
acted almost like magic, sine ' r
use, over a year -" 3l
has . net a symptom
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quite restored in health I am an old
citizen off Atlanta, and refer to almost
any one living on Butler street."
MRS. ELIZABETH KNOTT.
Atlanta, Ga.
The Deaf Hear.3
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I feel full of gTatltude to , God and toa
proprietors of so good a remedy.'
As a blood purifier B. B. B. Botanic
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NOTICE OF SAL.
By viaitue of the power contained in a
certain mortgage executed by J. B.
CJain to the Battery Park'Bank to secure
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is recorded1 im book 41. pacre 66 of the re
cord of mortgages in the register's office
of BumJombe county, and in book 12,
page 48 of records of mortgages in the
register's office of Henderson county ,ref
eren.ee to whifch is hereby made, default
naving been made m the payment of said
notes. The Battery Park Bank will
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front of the court House door in Ashe
ville, N. C, by public auction for cash,
the following described property, to-wit:
All tne property, personal, real and
mixed, which the elaid J. B. Cain pur
chased from A. Rankin, receiver of the
Buncombe Brick an I Tile Com l any on
one 2nd day of May, 1895, by deed regis
tered in the office of the register of deeds
of Buncombe councyv North Carolina in
book 93, at page t sei. of da'id re
cords and described as follows: All ma
chanery', tools, -utensils, fixtures and
equipments appertaining' to or used in
connection with the operation of the
plant formerly betaaieinsr to Tlui "Bun
combe Brfck and Tile Company in the
manufacture of brick, together with the
lease or term for yeans oi the land on
which the said -plant is situated, at
Fletcher's, N. C, to the county of Hen
derson, said State of North Carolina,
said property being: more particularly de
scribed in said deed, and consisting of
brick kilnfe, barrows, one forge, one an
vil, one vice, a number of oars, one wind
ingr drum, engine and "boilers one brick
macihineron brick mill, oil tank, rails,
shovels, picks, one bth tub grindstone.
one large dryer, one hand repress, one
prow, a. lot of office furniture ana nx
rures, a quantity or DricK, lnciuaong- ana
intending' to convey all personal proper
ty of whatever kind and nature connect
ed with the said plant.
This March & 1899. The Battery jfaric
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