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Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26
THE CITIZEN.
SATCRDA OCTOBER 20. 1875.
The Timber law.


 The folloWing is the timber law pass ed al the lasl Congress a. il appears in ihe Revised SialUtes. We have been 90 frequently asked concerning this law, thal We print it entire
 CHAPTER l50.-An act authorizing the citizens "f C,l,radn, Nevada and lhe 1.rfit ri-s, |" fell and remove tim- ber on the public domain Tor mining and domestic purposes.
 B. citenacled b, the Senate anl House of Repres ativeN of the United Stat, $ of America in Congress assembled, That all clliL.nS uf lhe United States and other persons, bnna tide tesIden,s of the SIaie ot Culurad or Nevada. or either Of ihe Territories of New Mexico. Arizona. Utah, Wyoming, Da- kola, Idaho, or Montana, and all Olhei mineral dis ricIs of Ihe United State, shall he, and are hereay, authorized lO fell and remove, for building, az icul- tuIal, mining, or domestic purI. oSes. any timber or other trees growing ar being on lhe public land~. said lands being mineral, and mol subject to en- Ly under existing laws "t the United S.ates, except fnr mineral entry, in either of sad Siales, Territories, or dist jets of which such ciiiZcns or per sons may be at the lime bona tide res i,I,nts, subject lo such rules and reg ulalions as the Secre.a'y of lhe lnie- rior may prescribe for the protection of the timber and If he uHdergr' wIii growing upon such Ian is, and for mhcr purp s,s: PiOyidcd, lhe ptovi- siunS of this act shall noi extend |" railroad CD p"raions.
 SEC ,. That il shall be the duty of lhe register and receiver of any local eral land may he si'uat' d tn ascertain from lime tO time whether any timber iS being cut or used upon such lanas. except flr the purpu-es auihOrizrd by this acl, within their respecuve lani districts; and, 1T g., they shall imme- diaiely notify lhe Commissioner Of Ihr General Land Office ui thai tacl; and .aIl necessary expenses incurrcd in making such pprper examinations shall be paid and all 'wed such register and receiver in making up their next quar- teily accouns.
 SEC. 8 Any person or persons who shall violate he prrvi-inns If this ac;, or any rules and regulations in pur- suance thereof made by ihe Srcrera'y of ihe Inieio, shall he deemed gully .uf a mi>demeannr. and, up.n cunvic- lion, shall be fined in any sum not eX c-esing five hundr dollars, and tn which may be added imprisonment for any term not excreding six months.
 Approved, June :.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26
Important Mining Decision.

September 26, the Commissioner Oi the General Land Office d cided that a mine cannot be relocated afler entry, and that the law does not require all nual expenditures afler entry and be. fire patent. Here are s few sentences from lhe decision:
 The necessity for annual expendi- lures continues not for particular term of yeals, not f a period equal to that pre>cI ibei by the statute of IimIla- tiOns uf tine Stale in which the mine is situated. but until ihe owner of the ihe prnpcrly-Ihal is until entry, snd this i> the tune which Congress sought tn mark by the words ot limitation em- ployed.
 By Ihe doctrine laid down in Hutch ngs vs Law, at da;e Ol entry the owner hf the D session becomes the a0snlulr equitable own-r. The delay in a del livery of hIs patent does not abridge his rights or increase his duties. Con gres~ intended that the expression used until patent ha- been issued there for" was only 10 mark the date ot a change Of ownership, which happens at eniry.
 Vested rights cannot be annihilated on doubtful constructions of law, and whatever power Crngress may have had tn make annual expenditures prior o cnir, condition "f entry, or annual eXpendilu es alier entry condition of patent, c ClngresS dil mt do so.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26
UnpLecsantIY Pleasant. !.

The founders of OFT republic well deserved what Mr. Gladstone has re- cenlly said of them, that their special achiegemenl, "lhe American Con, tiiu- ltinn. Is the most wonderful work ever lsirurk off al given time by the brain and purpoSe of uuau." They were also pure men. We are indebied to them for the maxim that "oifice ought lo seek tEe man and not the man the of iice;" and for the assertion that great I C ties are great ulcers on the body pol lili-." But the precursors of modern | ci iliZed nations were no iiiore hone |
 than their present succes>0rs. 1h. y
 were not even a. honest as the presen,
 generation. Some of the heroes of
 Grrcian and Roman history dealt very
 loosely win public moneys Lord
 Buileis ; h, Queen Elizabeih's great .ain-
 ister, Ob aimed q hundred grants Oi
 crnwn lani,, while he permitted his
 col eague, Wasingham, an honesler
 and better man, 10 Gie Tn poverty.
 Many of Cromwcll's generals were
 stained with peculaiOns. MiSapprop
 riatinn of the national funds, m one
 way ar another, for personal Or unlaw-
 ful purposes, was the prevailing yicC juf British staltmen in lhe last cen,ury. | Washing on WAS often Inc object, and once near.y the victim of cOnspiracies
 among his own generals, such as are Iunknown in modern times. He some
 lines received such treatment from lhe
 Congress- of the Confederation d. has
 nol heen known in England since Ali imiral Byng was sh | as q peace Oile.- ilng tn an incensed nation by an ln- beetle ministry; ur Lally was -tnl tU lexeculion, bound and gaEgcd, by a
 lecher Us old French king; or rcncr- .ls who lnsy battle were gull timed ! in Ihe Reign Ol fe.TJr; and >Cch d. mo man would now dare propose ID our | Congress Washington ut,en audIbll
 e. wished tu G"d that he c"nld shoot a ! few army contractors in tine presence Inf his soldiers" The tirsl Napoleon
 actually did this on several occasions,
 rnd Inc amy bread immediately i'm
 rroyed in quality Marshal S"ult stnle
 some valuauie pictures from the church.
 s and cnnveuis of Span, including. he " Immaculate Conception" by Mu- irilln, which he sold to the gallery oi The Louvre for an immense sum, while ais generals conlentcd themselves with
 he sacred vessels and he jewels Of the
 ShrinrS. The horrible retreat of Inc Ercnch from Russia was encountered with the SpoilS of ralhedralS, of private palaces and of merchants
 ADd, in the United Sta es. we are as gOnd and as honest d. the rest of the
 world We have crimes and great terminals here. but they are eXcepiiun-I lal; and their >turenGnus ihetts, embeZ- elements and frrgeIies which appal Us.
 are dwaried il tn comparative in>lgnit-
 icance by ihe cnins,al exploits of line greater malefactors of Great KriiaIn and Europe John w. Divine le in San Francisco Bulletin.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26

GEN. GEORGE STONEMAN, not un- known in Arizona history, has recent ly "jo,hel" correspondent of the BOstu Journal. To illustrate lhe heavy growth of mustard between Lrs An Irles and Wilmington. he bld the cor respondent {" that during the Mexican war lieutenant headed a military ex- peditiun from San Pedro f1r he cap lure of Los Angeles. The army gOi lost in q mustard g'Ove, and Los An. geles escaped!" George long ago Wa, fully qualified f'r full membership in the Sizerac club at Austin, Nevada and still he may have told the truth in this instance.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26

IN portion of Brazil as large as ike New England and Middle Sta'e- con- bined theie has not been any rain r months. The wells and water-courses are dry, and the cattle, which are kept in great herds, are dying by thousands. The penpIe have fed to the cities, only to die of smallp x, yellow fever aud other contagious di>ea>es. Vile spec ulainrs have protited by lhe woes ol these wre,ches, and the police and soldiers have abused them, and they have been transformed from peaceful lillers of the soil into onlca>is SO bru- lnlizcd by want and abuse that the, have eaten each other and accepted death as a welcome release from theiI degardation and sufferIng-Ex.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26

Nor even So vigilant and careful an officer as Mr. McPh, r>on conld reiirr, il seems, without having lie starred about irreaulariiies i: his bureau. These bnshwhdckers of the press, who make it their hi6it to ab !se honest men with the same zeal that they de- iend ruguc-, ca-t their ugly shadows too often over the whole business of journalism and il is the wanion cir culation of such ialseh0udS as this thai makes il tno easy for real rascals whom the newspapers have caught To waive accusation aside with the bland remark that il is "a newsper charge. New York TIibnne.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26

THE Messilla Valley Independent has advices of the movement of I2.00U Mexican troops tn the Rio Grande. Pc. haps lhe Didz government feels that iI must make showing of military strength to protect itself from home
 pp"siIon. It is harily possible that he expccis tO open war upon, much les mlke il successful aglIEst, the United States. Ills minister tu Wash Ingion has frequently, ol la'e, declared that Mrxico'> pr sprriiS depended up- on peace with this country.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26
Mining Work Notice.

THIS IS TO NOTIFY q. Fl. ut m nl' | clsiming interest in tha crri"'" ,,i,s ,'' ing .laiIn known gs the TPlltirr i,15,si situate south Pinal Mouut.inN' County. ATIZJna- t,,cs This is tG nutify you that in nr''i S,f,v wiih provisions Of he Mining Ar. .,6 rs- Tenth, lS72. tiaf In cnInpiiHnrr WY .sn oui -en,eiitS of said Art, work has ,. ...,r done on said Mining Claim i,r 3Hs ',. ,Hs back paSt, ending on July 2l. ls'o' '' undersigned. - saVs Now, therefore, if within nineb '-,c.. from The first publication Of thi> ,,,rr vOu du mol come forward and l,t-.sd proper prOpnriiOn Oi th' cn>l "l "l s,rs i,- work. the undersigned will cialm m 'ure of III yOur right. tile and ihirlfiug and to every portion Of said claim. ,,,,.u-srFR.
 D' Bl3F Aug 2, 1878.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26

SAYS the San Francisco Stock Re port: We haz rd the prediction that within twelve months Arizpna will witness a mining revolution of the mnst exciting character. Hitherto prnspeciors have figured most prnmi- nrntly in the development of Ariz ma. The railroad viii bring capitalists ln ihe front
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26
Sugar from Corn Saulks.

The making uf su Tar out Of com mon cora stalks. Is successful. THE CITIZEN has referred to il in connec- ton with process discovered b. d MT. s ewlrt of Penn -ylvania. A Mir Schwarz of Iliin"i, writes tn the AgrI- cultural Department that hi, expert nenis were entirely successful ana hat the farmers are greatly interested in it. SchwarZ says experiments with ordinary field corn stalks, made in every stage of growth proved success ful in every in,tance The writer sent the .mmissioner sample of fine sugar which was made within twenty four hours afler the crrn stalks werr cut in the field. Again we suggest that our Arizona farmers make an ex- pertinent iu the matter. Full ininrma- lion can be had by addressing the Commissioner of Agriculture al Wash ington.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26

\ JURY in inc United States Circuit Court ID Trenton, N. J., has lately given verdict against the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York for $2614 5O, the whole amount claim ed. The company resisted payment on the ground that the insured party com mIlled suicide.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26

Southern Pacific
 Stage Line. Running on the BuIIerneld Overland
 --Route- The Great Thorougfare of Arizona. Reduction of Time. Tucson to san Francisco four and a hali days; tO Yuma sIxty-hve hours.
 D ALLY Carrying Mails and Wells, Far go & Cos Express 125 miles per day, sched-
 ule time, with CORD COACHE .,
 Connecting with the Southern Pacific Roilroad at Yuma for all parts of
 California. Also connecting wi:h The following points
 in Arizona: North - FLO ENCE, SILVER KING. GLOBE CITY, FINAL MINES, PIKE NIX. WELL. WICKEN-
 BURG and PRESCOTT. West -- Ad3,msville. Pima Reservation, Marlcopa Wells. Gila Bend, Stanwix,
 Gila City and Yuma. East-Silver Civ. Fort Baynrd. Las Cru ces, Mesilla and santa Fe, \. M.
 Connecting at Mesllla with Stage for Fl Paso Forts Davis, Stockton, Con- cho, Worth, and San
 Antonio, Texas. The best organized and equipped stage line on the continent. and cum-
 plete Tn all its connections. KERENS & GRIFFITH, PrnprierorS. CLAUD ANDERSON, Agent at Tucson.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26
Ranch for Sale.

nHF RINCONE RANCH. g MIl,- c,-
 east of Tucson. Gund dwriIIn - 4as r.,IS. 6c., for handling caiitc. hn4 of I;,ud entered under ihe Dr>e.,,l Irt Acf. which covers all the Tor acrs Ter Tor ten miles square. -o eeh's v paid on the lnd. ,, ,bat yCan' A ,..,funIie ranch for any one tha' rF = Jc.,i in H0rs,S, Cattle or sheer ls,lls nsbis of supporting 20O0 head oi The year round. .,t psf- Pr;ce sla0n; terms easy on sTco,,N psI' ,,,snts. Hcrses or cattle taken Ii' ment. ~ gOOEEh
 of Sierra Bonto ha'st Near Camp Grant ATis"os-
 April
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26
VeCetine.
REV. o. T. WALKER SAYS:

REV. o. T. WALKER SAYS: PRovIDEScE. R I l6i TRANSIT STREET, II. R STEVENS, t.sQ.
 1 feel bound to express with my sigma fure the high value l plac" upon vuur Negrtne. My family have used fl for tht. lnSt tsn YeHr>. In nervous debility It ls and recommend it tn all who may nerd an InvIgUraiing, renOvatlne tonic.
 or. WALKER. Formerly Pastor Of BOwdOsn square Church, Boston.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26

A CLERGYMAN at Newport, Ky, is running f"r Congress. and q local ne Ns- pal CT hy way of friendly advice, warns him that al Washington he can save no souls and will probably lose his own.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26
VEGETINE
REV. I.p. LrpLow. WRITES:

REV. ]. p. LUDLOW, WRITES: IS7 BALTIC STREET, BRooKLYN, N. Y..
 NOvem Der Ii, 1878. H. E. STEVENS, Esq,
 Dear Sir.-From personal benefit receiv- cd hy itS use, well as from personal Knowledge Of those whose cires thereby Lave seemed almost miraculous. l eau most sincerely recommend the Negeiine for the complaints which it IS claimed io cure JAMES r. LUDLOW. Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Churrh,
 Sacramento, Cal.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26

THE New Haven Register asserts that the Age of Man " furnishes an interesting field for speculation; but by common consent the age of women is Q matter which is left entirely to faith.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26

TIE most severe storm for fifteen wears prevailed along the Atlantic coast on the l2 h instant. The damage lo shipping i> immense, and there was some loss ot life
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26

TIE name of the postoffice al Mo Millenville, Arizona, has been changed to McMillen
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26
" e ge tine.

v s - 1 IT
 SHE RESrS WE'LL
 SOUTH P"LAND, NE October Il, 1876. HR II l.. STEVENS.
 Dear Sr.-I have been sick two year. wiih iht liver com pIainI. and during tiia time have tvk,.n n gr':tf many different medicines, hut none of them did Inc any .stio,i was restless nights, anal had nO appctiie S nee tak ug the N'.sel lnr Teai wpil aud rellsh my inod. Yours respect iuIIv, MRS. ALBERT KICKER. Witness Of the iii,oV", Mr. GEORGE Nj. VAUGHAN.
 Meuiurd. Mass.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26
Picket Post Hotel.

.fH'HE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO | inform The residents Of the Pickat PoSt Hnd aii who may have ncc5sSion tu visit th;T beauiifIi mountain village. rtat she has ieaseI the building farInerly known as the
 ARN EFT HOUSE, And has opened R large and commodious
 HOTEL AND RESTAURANT.
 Board can he had nv the Dlv. Week or North The fables will be supplied win Joe best Ihr market affords aud The fines. artists will preslie over the culinary de parfment.
 The Dining room and Kitchen are un- ter my personal and constant Suneryis. ion. GueStS I'll be made comfortable and their food will he alRays property co0Sed and ne'tIly served.
 Furnished TnOmS can always be had A, moderate rates. Miners and TraveferS will find this the most convenient. neal. est and most satisfactory Hotel in the Pj. oneer District.
 MRS. E. BESToN. Proprietr-ss. AuSS i4-3m
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26
VeCetine.

V egetine. GOOD FOR THE CHILDREN. BOSTON HOME, II TYLER SrRET.
 BosroN, AprIi, lSI6. IT. R. STEVENS,
 Dear Sir.-W.. feel that the chil'iren ln our home have been greatly bsntf'ed bN the use of NegrtIne you have so Kindly given uS from tune t0 tune, especially those troubled with lhe Scruiuia.
 Win respect,
 MRS. \. WOIMELL, Matron
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26

CALIFORNIA had general and heavy rain on the l5 h instant. Ii extended from San Diego to Oregon.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26

A WESTERN law CT included in his bill agalnNl hI> client: To waki:g up m the night and thinking about your cuse, $5."
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26
Vegetine.

egetine.
 NOTHING EQUAL TO IT. SoUrH SALEM. Mass, NOvem Der II, 1876. MR II. R. NTEYESS,
 Dear SiI.-I have been troubled wiih tanker. and Liver Complain for three years. Nothing ever did me good until 1 cumm<iiced using the NeEetine. consider there IS nothing rqual tO iI iur such complaints. Can heartily rrcum- mend IL to everybody. Yours truly,
 MRS. LIZZIE M. PACKARD,
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26

The most ordinary Job will receive care ful and prompt attention, and the most difficult styles Of work Till have full ;Hs- tice done to their nisrits.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26
Another Wonderful Cure.
 Effected by California Elastic Truss!

CtALIFOKNI ELASTIC TRUSS COd- .N plny, W. J. Horne, PrOpriet 1T. r.-LeaI ST: 1 re; thrt l owe tI to you and iu hu- mnHity fn write The ltci that ] hav been substantially cuIel Of a bad ease of kup- Iur,. of thirty years standing. by one ol yuur tncOm pa rstble Tr'lSSrS, which pur- chaSsd from you three months agn cannot de-crih- the suffering, both phys icalIy ants mentally, thai 1 have under gone during that p-riOd; and nnV irei like new being. l have Worn all klnds of TruSSes, both Steel and Elastic, aHd never received any permanent relief ua- nil l tried yU,.rS. It's simplicity of con' Struciion. and facility with wbirr ii raa he adiis ed, and the eHSe and perfect ire dom tO the mltionS Of the hudy WNh which it can he worn without causing any irritation, are it's chef merits, and H l'A perfect supporter. ] have mol bad any Sign of % return of the Rupture since me fir~t day | put ii on, aud feel ihIi am PERFECTLY CURED. ii K ii vnln"hr, and the fact Stiopll be known To we world. You can refer any one io me '- the subject or their merits. an .,i' yours. ALFRED J. BUfhE' Chief Mail Clerk ;. F. Daily ENehi~' Pust.
 San Francisco. July 20. 1s7S. ,-,.. Send for Illustrated Catalogue anu i''-o
 LISt. l,o CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS CO' No. 6l5 Sacramento st., .. F., lon,
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26
The Table

Is always supplied with an ample variet, If well-cooked food. No exaggeration iU this. Stage passengers and travellers bI there understand II, and to them all un- acquainted with tht fact are respectfully referred for Information
 
 The Corral iS Large And Is always supplied with Grain, Hay and abundance Of good well water. Spe cIaI care taken with stock )r other proper ty iutruSted tO the pioprie;
 Everybody familitr with Chas. H. Ia- beree's management of Desert Station sneaks in the highe,t torn Of it.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26

10 any Part of the woilo fnsuring if
 -desIred.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26
FIONA and MEXICO.

FORWARDS FREIGHT A O MFR
 CHAN
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-26

x0t Califoruis Street SAu Francisco. Cal.
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Services In ths II. II. Church, south.
every Sunday o. lO.se 4. v. end ] 80 r. H..
BY Rev. p. II. VsrdevsRtsr, Pastor.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening ai
7.S0. sunday scbosl st D 4. u. j. II.
NArmsduks, Supsrintsodsat.
xsrvices at Baptist Church every Sun
day morning snd sYsning. Prayer meet
Ing every "Wednesday evening, Rev. j. q.
Maple, .Pastor. Sunday school at . A. II.
Jssaes Carroll. Superintendent.
Services at the Christian Church every
Lords day at 1890 4. n. and 7.30 r. NJ,
By Elder John A. Brooks. Prayer meet
ihe Wednesday svsising q I. Sunday
school af s.S0 a. n. b. L. Locke, sup't.
Services ss Old School Bsptiss Church
svsry ID Saturday Ia each month, and the
Sunday following. Elder Branststtsr.
Pastor. -....
Serviess ut st. ::Paul's Episcopal Church,
ON sscosd and fourth Sundays at l A. N.
and 3.a0 p. m. Rev. r. A. Sharp, Pastor.
Sunday School st p. n. n. LsckiAnd,
Heyyiess - ~~-.-~~tss EpiseopaI U~.. ~--
..srv sunday morning and evening Rev.
S.eley, Pastor. Prayer meeting
.vsry "aursday evening. sabbath School
a. 0s'clock 4. u. J. Wright, Superia-
tsy ant. Teacher meeting every Thurs
svsning.
Snvicss st the Catholic Church on the
Arst and laird Sundays in each month.
Rev. q. r. ULssry. Faster.
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THE FORTY-SIXTH CONGRESS.
NOMINATIONS THUS FAR MADE IN THE
SEVERAL DISTRICTS OF MISSOURI.
I. l.. Clardy, Dem.

In. l.. Clardy, Dem.
denominations not made.
III.-R. Graham Frost, Dem. .s
W.-Lowndes III. Davis, Dem.
V.-Richard p. Bland, Dem.
VI.-JamessR.W Waddill, Dem.
M III. Ritchey, g. b.
VII.-Alfred M. Lay, Dem.
vIII,-John 7. Crisp, Dem.
Samuel L. Saver, Ind.
DR. Denham, q. B.
IX.-David Rhea, Dem.
X.-Gideon r. itothwe.f. Dem. j
Xf.--John b. Clark, Jr., Dem. sys
KILN. Ill. Hatch, DEM ~ -.
John NJ. Glover, Dem.
John NJ. Londen, G. b..
XIII.-.A. Ill, Buekner, Dem.
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Societies.
". CT. u. meets .at the Opera House
every 4onday Aight At 7.20. John A.
Brooks, Press; james Carroll, ssc'y.
A. o. q. w. nSsh every Tuesday eve
ning q 7!so. yehs a. Brooke, r. NV. /;
Z: :cestswerths Secretary $ Z. b. Cake, W.
Father Hatshs. 4. @. r. A. 4 B. soci.
ETY. NESTS on the shird Sunday in each
month.
Acting 9rsad Branch No. 0, X. B. L.,
meets On The first Sunday IN sssh month.
Crusade Coasaaandsfy-ls. n. Edwards.
kninsat 7CsaDandes meets the third
Tsssday svsEisx Of Sseh msnth, At 7.30
o'clock.
Nsxics' Lodge No. % A. r. aad A. NJ,
meets On the Afst Tuesday 81 each month
at = NJ. saa sass on ths Arss Fyiday In
each month st P.N. Jss. Casfs1s, w. II.
As4tee CAapssr No. "a. Royal Arch,
Hssss On ths sscend Fridsy In each
Asnth. SIN. xAwssds, y. r.
:, Hebron Leas. No; ssa. A. r. and A..
y. -ksgsist nmanicAtioas sa the arst
1SaA-y in sseh month, u Pm. J. II.
J. o. O., y.--Mexiesn Lsdgs No. %,
Hssts svSEy W sanssdsy evening ss their
Aal In r. n. Morris b0ildisg. r. Sohar-
iach. n. G.
~ ifSSyS4 xsssnpnsss Ns. q. N sss. on
Nc sepapd A4d 4osytb rsidays In each
hoaN. LeuiS rhiliips, 9. =.
!, AsAsaia ,assniy Medical Society NESTS
% ~ iase trSday u sseh moatk, ct 7f.
u. IN NJ w Me6hrlnno .prsstdsnt !.
~ 4eso. 4. Ksstoa. SECRETARY.
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Tents

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interested In new inventions and Patents
are invited to send tor cory of our
"Guide for obtaining Patents" which is
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ents, and other valuable matter. During
the past five wears we have obtained nearly
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Address Louis Bagger Il Co.. Solicitors
Of Pstsuts aud Attorneys at law, LIE
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What barber should talk about
when shaving man5 About two
seconds. @
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1iAIs OF HOLDING COURTS.

1lALs OF HOLDING COURTS.
CIKcUIT COURT.
Kegular Ierms-Fourth Monday in
January, first Monday in June, and
second Monday in October.
PROBATE COURT.
Regular Terms-Secona Monday in
March, May, July, September, No
veinber and January.
COUNTY COURT.
Regular TernIs-f irst Monday in
May, August, November and Feb
ruary
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Blowing up bubbles for GRAM"
is what the Sedalia Bazoo calls the
Globe Democratic blooming"
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The most important element of
success in any enterprise is a deep
interest in it.