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sefe sse i dae 70 R to xssenec; s 10 dats 5oo
The remaining ASSETS consist Of the following:
!. AmcstsaEs for $40, 900 on the 81. Charles
=. sub lot111, T., and II, Block 2, in Fcrry's
kuodvtsion of Sec. 10. SO. If, OF doubtful valno.
2. Fifteen sharca Of the capital stock Of tho
Sfaat!.ZsitaHe. value unknown. -,
-. Twenty fhaEea OF stock Of tha. Young Mems
Christian Association, value unknown.
S Nineteen shares Of the capital stock Of tho
chIesRo Lie Insurance Company, valuo unknown,
.at Company beiug tn bankruptcy.
& FIFTY ,liaEcs Of tho capital stock Of tho Home
7. largo number Ut the premium notes OF tho
Homo Mnnal Fire e-Insurancc Company, now Chi.
g e,eo Fise- @ Insurance Company TO tle amount VI
toshc amuunt of SUB, 600.
In conclusiont the Assignee states that lie has
devoted his ontlrc time to the management Of
Tue estate for the past auren years, and tlAs
carried on no other ouainess. During that timo
be has brought over TOO suits, md recovered
Judgments. Owing to tic smallncss OF tie
anount Of tho notes, the work OF collecting has
been very difficult.
Mi Samuel Scligman then offered q rcaolu-
t!ou TINT the report md accounts Of the as
.'cnee bo approved. This gayo rise to an hours
d!Icnstion. which resulted In nothing. Afr,
btssell offered sotno other resolutions to the
ELECT that the accounts should be examined
snd the, aasets sold at nn early
day, which ho wanted substituted for that
- 1'''Itaa"' III AktEa1tcF lGIN LlilL 4llEY FEfG
not gcrmaAe 10 tsip original resolution, and,
slte, az Intellectual attennt to table Sclgman'a
sesolntion, It was passed by a'elArge majority.
Inc vote showed about twonty persons present,
representing about $40, 100 OF liabilities.
:, III. bltscll then offered the following 1esolu-
tons, which we're passed:
,Ntetrtd That 1t 10 the desire OF this meeting OF
tae nolcy. holders OF tho Chicago Fire Insurance
Iompsny that the remaining asseta OF thu csata
!aould DO advertised and sold at pubic nucion, Vt
70 early day to lo axed by the Court, for tho beat
pnea Ihe banc vii bring ID cash; and this meeting
asieuT fooaess the Court 10 mike the necessary
.o%a.9 %sa;o,s,a Thai Immediately on tho making and
sonpsmal!on of such sae the Assignee should
nase hls final :cport OF tho proceedings In this a..
~, nna proceed without delay to ttnal dividend
saa 70 closa up tho estase nnt tha meeting hereby
N9aesta tIe Register and the Court 10 nuke such
otasfa ~ AZ may b. necessary for that end
Itc Third resolution. to the effect that a com-
mAsee De appointed to examine the Assignec's
lost. - Aeeeos"'J' "ae
@ ~ bisse!l introduced statement he had
e'eps!ed . 20 a to show the Company's niIaIrs In
Eows: '@N>' "-t~@ % 40 4o''
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To the Editor nj The Tribune.
CHICAGO. May 27.-You say It Is possible for
100 delegates, earh having power to east Ilvc
votes, but not cumulat!sciy,-stat Is, no Two
votes Of same 1clcgnte to DO for same candidate.
--tltat 1t ii possible for tileec delegates voting
thus to giyu nlno candidates nJority, to-wIt,
W votes, aud hare SOME 10 VOTES Loft.
dispute It and challenge proof.
bee hcrel Surprising the lirst Vota showed
this result: 4, tU: u, 90, c. A1; D, 90; i, 1}:
i, o.; G, h; u, 95i l, !5; J, D;1. Now, how ME-
you Eolng 10 give amy Of tless lower line fellows
10 votes, except you take the Yates away from
BoMe Of thrtr cotnrades In same Eradcl fou
might take four votes from j md distribute
them among +, g. II, md /, giving tictn JNj
votes encl, but this would be cumulative voting
which IL forbidden. You cannot gtcc nine curit.
dates majority and each dclvgatc vutc for ,iyo
separate nlell' ScuOOLMAsrEN.
VIII the so'cailed schoolmnster please point
out thu l'an in tile following RcileMef
There arc 100 delegates, each voting for five
candidates. 1t 80 happens TINT they vote twelve
distinct tickets, each Of which receives tic
nunlocr Of votes given:
.0-Dooth, l.uc1L Reed. Rosenthal, Williams.
a0-!int!l. Kced. IioscnthnI. Williams, Willutt.
90-Ieeh, RnsenthaI, Williams. Wltlett, DOw.
2O-iosnnthal, Williams, Nillstt, Dow, Anthony,
.U-3ootl, Millctt, Dow, Anthony, Gilmann,
.D-hoot!', liHct. Dow, Anthony. uilsnann.
:9-l!o0th, Buell., Iieet, Anthony, UIlmApn.
iG-l!ooth. HULL, Rced, Roaonthal, Ulmnnn,
'l0-Wi!leti. uow. Anthony. UllMann,. .Iur1ncr
1o-Nllliatna, tllmann. finrdnur Willard tlanna,
B-aaniner. Willard, llama, King, tiarre,t. A'
|"i'isams. W!!Ictt, Duw, Authony, Garincr.
Tim reas11f # t,<&&n l.. f,>1I,
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SHUT uN ELECTION DAT.

1lEApQuARTnas REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE,
aloy 27.-7o Nc Dusines.--'fe7t If Chicago: The
importance Of the approaching judicial election
cannot be oyerestinate1. The Judicial branch
Of tic Government Is, In fact, Of mare tn1pur-
tance than cltllcr the Executive Dr Legislative,
for, while The latter may be frequently changed.
the fuEsner arc elected for long terms.
And a0atn all thu rfghts a,Ia liberties Of the
people depend upon nn honest Judiciary. There
fore We earnestly tnvito the businessmen Of
Cook County to close their places Ut business
Oil election duy, In order lint Themselves aud
their employees may have an opportunity to
, 1879-05-29

THE TRIBUNE 1fTGANCE1 OFFICES.
1S 0ltnEit TO ACCOMMODATE Ouls NUMEROUS
\ n.tsnns tEr1nxhont tho city. Ne hRvd established
ne!nw whers XII he takSn ssi,a
nnil ocl1cs p. III during the week. and until i. II.
". / i. slMMs, bookseller. mad s,.,toue,s IN
Twenty.Act0nd.kE. -
,g. g. M WALDEN. Newsdasier. sta.!oncr, etc., 1oo9
Wtst MAd!snn.at nehr HcEteru.uv.
,I! ,IisOn&KE TilltjMsloE. weut;stdo News Depot
y, Z. lJElRlck. JeRelsr, ,Scwsdealcr. and Fancy
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wANTEn-I1AL.E HELP.


~ hh fo'h1n fAr+e Hnrs Or ttt.. II etnfs psr IN.
sefttaa. Edch ufdtfioratf flnf, 10 ctnts.
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CHAFTINn-WANTED-A I&O FEET 6EG-
- Onl hand sla!tlMx With pplsys and haIGv{t. Al.
dlraa ilox l1l. lOnaga, VII.
\VANTEn--A FIRsT.CLA4A I2.ltOllsK FOWEK
" pott&lu onRinc, good rupAts Immediate delivery
yory eheAn fur cash. Anpiy Ut G1. 8 union building.
, 1879-05-29

TTANTEn-CANvAsSEi,s STREET MEN. A1;C.
~ fnnesrs tncrchantA :tc., tn examine nly s.ock
cnssry etFomos eoar.. rtllnlntd cutAsf aid Cs aSd
H. ao ot1I.r f~t.seIl'nE articlrs Including conp1rte
,nNes, Pricrs y thn Fct'. Don't tai to call 6eforn
onyihx. GataloEMc FREE. e. II. tfSfSurON, Is nni
, 1879-05-29

TOR sALE-A COMPLETE FILE or THE DAILY
dftsa " t3, TF1hunu puacs.
, 1879-05-29
CITY REAL EsTATE.

IN Ais eofan1H fhr<t Hnts its,, Il cents bt1 IN.
ssyftnn. Each additional ttnt, ~ rents
, 1879-05-29

GT0KAuk FOR fuKNlrYNE: MKRctlAfnlsE,
l0 .. Z per snautn. j. 6. U. FAIRY. loo ". AonToo
S~TpItAGE-A NEGULAH AND GNAlPLETE 81 ORE.
- huuso for holsseosls and nlerthald4c. 2Ou to
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
Mining Work Notice.

NOTICE - TO HARVEY MCCOY, HIS 1N heirs, assigns and legal representa- tVes: Take notice that 1.-the undersigned eo-owneT with the said Harvey Mccoy in PocohontRs Mine in Tom mbstone District. Pima County, Arizona, located Noyem Der said claim for the year ending Novem Der l, lS7e; that the sum Of $50 Is due me from said Harvey Mccoy, or the owners Of said Harvey McCoy'S interest in said claim. as his proportion of said assessment work and that unless said sum of $50 Is paid me on or before the expiration of 90 days from tue date Of this notice 1 shall claim a for feiture to me Of said Harvey McCoy's fu- terest in said claim, by virtue of section 2S23 Of the Revised Statutes Of the United States. CHESTER VAN LOAN.
 Tucson, December 6, 1879. s-l5t,
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
THE CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1879
Gould.

It appears as though the millennium were coming sure. For when the Southern Pacific and Texas Pacific lions and lambs begin to lie down to gether there must be a vast change in condition of things. Yet whatever may be the outcome of things the news of the day certainly points that way. Jay Gould, for his own amusement" as he says, is manipulating railroad matters with the Iron Mountain, Mls- souri, Kansas and Texas, St. Louis and San Franciaco, Denver Pacific and other lines which he seems to keep Tn his vest pockets, that there Is great danger that he may be able to secure a through line to the Pacific all to himself, while the other roads are hes itating. Therefore the Atchison, To peka and Santa Fe people are rushing about seeking terminus on this coast without stopping to barter with Mexi- co for land grants and foreign citizen ship and other privileges about which there is litigation, and therefore they may push through from the Rio Grande on any parallel which is most feasible. Therefore, likewise, it is possible that the Texas Pacific and Southern Pacific may rush forward and shake hands over the bloody chasm of their animosities at Fl Paso or any where else where they may be able to meet at the earliest possible moment.
 Gould is the angel who hovers over the pool, troubling it with the the whir of his far-reaching wings, and lending it healing power for his breth- ren of the vast railroad systems. The benefciaries of his good offices must feel truly grateful to Gould, and it would not be surprising if each of them were to erect a monument to his memory, or if MT. Huntington and Mr Scott were to join in setting up at the meeting place of their reconciled in terests Colossal Gould with their own statues in enduring marble, occupying the palm Of either hand. And the gratitude of these gentlemen must be the greater in that NIT. Gould exerts himself in their behalf without any view of making money. This is so far in the words of Boatswain, he him self has said it" as witness his own in response to toast at Leavenw orth {:
 l have invested largely in Western railroads, and have arrived at the time of life when investments are not made for the purpose of making money, but for entertainment and to pass away time.
 Modesty could go TO further. The speaker could not say, "I do and so for philanthropy's sake" though he could make it clear that he did not la Dor for his own sake, and leave the rest to inference. The magnanimous always do that way.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

the votes, the parties remaining about the same.
 The Readjusters have organized both branches of the Virginia Legislature. Their majority on joint ballot is 9.
 Grants Projected !np. SAN FRANc1sCo, December 4.-Gen. Grant, after wintering in Havana, will visit Mexico and travel across the country to Leadville.
 Postai Appointment. PHENIx, December 5.-Theodore w. Otis has been appointed postmaster at Prescott.
 4 Clean Sweep. SAN FRANCISCO, December 4-The new City Hall Commission made a clean sweep of subOrdinates.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
SIerrd Hojddd.

El Mensajero, a paper published at the City of Mexico, says the develop ments in Sierra Mojada District have disappointedi many avericious ones who fOcked to the mines, and they are now returning sad and weary. The surface ore only assayed from 20 to 40 ounces per ton, which a few feet below turned to barren rock.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
The Local LendUIIe War.

Recent depredations and lawlessness in and about Leadville gave rise to the organization of a powerful vigilance committee, which was immediately followed by the organization of a stronger body of anti-vigilants. The attitude of the two antagonistic bodies has assumed a most serious nature on several occasions, especially since the hanging of two of the thug element, one a footpad and the other a lot jumper whose hands were stained with blood. The following is the latest news at hand:
 LEADvILLE, Co.,, November 25.- The situation here is again becoming alarming Despite the vigilance of the police and soldier guards, two high way Tobberies were committed last night--one man, known as Uncle Billy Hollingsworth, being relieved of SSU, an1 the other, Jeremiah Barrett, of tif- teen cents, after which the eXasperated bighwaymen shot at him three times, the last shot taking effect in the cali of the leg. There were rumors of an attempt to blow up the Clarendon Ho- tel with nitro -glycerine, but they were not substantiated. The Highland Guards, having received information that the anti-vigilants proposed to take possession of ten cases of guns and twelve cases of ammunition stored in the Pioneer Corral, on Chestnut street. the property of the State, subject to the order of Maj. Gen. Wilson, about midnight last night removed the same 10 more secure quarters. This gave rise to rumors that a man was hung al the corral. It was also rumored that three men were hung in Stray Horse gulch, but it is without foundation.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

THE question selling business seems to be in operation in California still. A young lady candidate for a teachers certificate was caught the other day with the proper answers to questions written on her cuff. A young man D from Sacramento furnished them to her
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
Bids for Mining Work.

I WILL RECEIVE BIDS FOR ABOUT | 70 10 lG0 feet Of shalt work in the Amole District, twelve miles west Of Tucson, up to Tuesday evening, December g. at my office, corner Pennington and WarRer streets. Particulars given on application. Right 10 reject sli bids reserved.
 T,L. STILES.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE, ARIzoNA,
 December ,, 1879. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT N the fol flowing named settler has filed notice ofhi intention 10 make final proof in support Of his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the expiration of thirty days from the date Of tbis notice, viz Ramon Pacheco, of Tucson postoffice, Pi- ma County, A. T., who made pre-emption Statement No. 40. for the southwest quarter, section 8, towns hip b S. range l3 E, and names the foll owing as his witnesses viz; Antonio GriJalba, Of Tucson postoftice, Pima County, A. T., and Joseph B. Holt, also of Tucson pOstoffice, Pima County, Arizona.
 c. NJ. k. PAULISON, s-5t Registrar.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

THE revolutionary movement in Mexico is known as the Plan of Tap otan," and appears to have for one of its principal objects the establishment of the Catholic religion as the sole re- ligion of the country.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

Gov. FREMONT was in Phenix on the 1st inst. en route to Prescott. Won der when this Governor will make his long promised visit to Tucson?
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
P. W. SMITH. Prest. l.. NJ. JACOBS, Cash PIMA COUNTY BANK,
 TUCSON, A, T.
TUCSON, A, T.

CORRESPONDENTS: SAN FRANCISCO...... Pacific Bank. LOS ANGELES, Farms &lMerchn'ts B'k- NEW NORk..........I- inth National Bank. CHlCAGO....-...........F First National Bank. BAITIMO ....Second National Bank. ST. LOuIS.....-...........B Bank of Commerce.
 Deposit accounts received subject tO checks al sight and kept in either coin or currency, depOsitOrs being allowed the use Of currency when silver is deposited.
 Collections ot prafts, Notes, vidends and other commercial paper made throughout the United States and cred lied to account or remit d for on the day advices are received
 Loans made upon, or will buy, United states, Territorial. County or Clty securl- lies, prime commercial paper or real estate.
 Transfers or funds made, either by telegraph or mail, and deposits made with any or our cores spondents will be trans ferred in any manner desired and amount credited here upon receipt by us or advice of such deposits.
 Exchange bought and sold at current rates. Drafts drawn in sums to suit on The principal cities Of the United States and Europe.
 Certificates Of Deposit issued pay able in any currency on demand, or after nxed dates bearing interest.
 Investments made on the choicest se- cuTlty for parties who are unable 10 attend to same, for which we will charge a mod crate commission.
 Consignments Of gold or silver bull lion will receive especial attention and the same will be shipped to the most reii' aele reduction and refining works, al any point desired. We also make advances thereon and allow the cousignors the full net amount realized after dedUcting eX- penses.
 The operations Of this bank being con- nned to strictly legitimate banking bus mess It's patrons may feel assured that they will receive liberal aud satisfactory treatment in all transactions.
 fartles at distance may forward their orders and requests to this bank by mail or otherwise, and rely upon a conscien. tious, faithful execution Of their wishes.
 sepl0-d&wf
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
4 8 COLLINS,
Revocation of Power Of At'oiA''

TO wHOMSOEVER IT MAI mat
 cern: Notice is hereby gwen of a.- hereby revoke and annul tne Po,nanlsso torney that Doctor MarIano -s,an signsi may have or hold in bis PossessiiJJ1 1SarnGn.. by me, artnoIizlng him. the sl sal' Stlfs ot ie go. to negotiate a sale or tn '.o Thai Chihuahus, Republic O. l5S authority from and after this daie Hii Hii,id DOciof vested in or granted 10 me sa,1n en1gn sal Samanlego by, under or t,,' sui and s5,o' power of attorney shall i. EttTi ,csINSKi. lutely cease. HEN N .l-..-,, i- her .lsiA
 SILVER CITY. N. Mii OS0''- dec2glH
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
Notice to Creditors.

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS "A against the estate of J. V. HOuteu de. ce ased, are hereby required 10 exhibit the same with proper vouchers attached, to me, at the office Of T. l.. Stiles corner Pen nington and Warner streets, Tucson, Pi- ma County. Arizona, within ten months from the eth day Of December, 1873, or they will be forever barred.
 EDWARD HUDSON,
 Adm nistrator Of estate of
 J. V. Houton, deceased.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

MARIcoPA county has Democratic Central COmmittee-all officers, no privates.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

-E III - O. . MNN D = . = =
 Particular atten- tiOn is called to our stock of Hardware, ordered direct from manufactur erers, which includes ev- erything needed by Miners and Mill Men.
 Our stock oftoOls for all trades is the most complete and carefully assorted ever before offered
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
Fulton WORKS.

WORKS FREMONT AND HOWARD SIS.
 OFFICE NO PTS FREMONT STREET.
 San Francisco HOIstiRg Works. Whims for pros. pecting small mines; Portable Hoist ing Engines and Boilers, with Reels suitable for wire or hemp rope, of new designs, embodylng all the latest i'm pTovtments.
 Mining Machinery. HOIsting Cages, with safety attachments, Safety Hooks, Ore Cars, Ore Buckets. Water Buckets Car Wheels and AXles. Ore Gates, with racks and pinions for ore bins. Pump ing Machinery, Air Compressors, Ar or Water Pipe, Receivers, etc. Milling Machinery. Gold Mills, with pans or concentrators as required, Sil- yer Mills, either for dry or wet crushing with roasting and drying furnaces. Pans Settlers, etc., at required, Smelling Fur naces for either Lead, Copper, silver or Gold, Wilards Roasting Furnaces, es- pecially adapted for gold ores, ReiOrts, Bullion Aolds, Ore Feeders, Rock Breakers, etc.
 MIseeIIaueOus Machinery. Saw Mills, Flour Mills, oil We'll Machin- cry, Water Wheels and Castings. Engines and Boilers for any and all purposes, adapted To the economical use Of fuel.
 PRICES MODERATE. Among others, the following have been built by us:
 Tombstone Mill. for the Toughnut mine Corbin Lucky Cuss. McMillan Stonewall Jackson.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
BRANCH DEPARTMENT.

VIHoMAS PRICES ASSAY OFFICE, CHEMICAL LABORATORY
 And MINING OFFICE,
 524 Sacramento Street,
 SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Assays and Analyses Of Ores. Sampler and Purchaser of all kinds Of ores.
 BULLION MELTED,
 ANALYZED AND REFINED And Returns made in Coin, Currency, Certified Checks or Certificates Of Deposit to any part Of the country. PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
 B.,o.- BULLION. 40-ly
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06

in this market, comprising Picks, Shovels, Axes and
 Handles, Crow bars, Wneelbar- rows, T a m pin g Bars, Pans; Pow der, Giant and
 V Vulcan; Dyna- mite Caps, Bel lows, Anvils and Vices, to ge tn Q r with every tool
 needed by carpen-
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
NYW ADHERTYSENENTS.
Notice of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT FLORENCE, ARIZONA, DeceInb Der 5, 1879.
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT N the follOwing-nRmeds settler nus nled 1o,tce of his intention 10 make final proof in support of his claim, and secure rnal entry thereof at the expiration Of thirty days from the date Of this notice, viz: William O'Sullivan, Of Tucson, Puma Co.,, A. T., who made Pre-emption Declaratory Statement No. 6l6, for The N. 12 and <. k. I[ and N E. A Of S. F.. A section 2S, town Shin I3 soui h Of range l4 east; and nam es inc following as his witnesses, viz; James .F. Hancock, of Tucson posioffice, Pima County, A. T., and Smith R. Turner, also of Tucson postofice, Pima Co.,, Arizona.
 C. NJ. K. PAULI~ON,
 s5t Registrar.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
GROCERIES.

Staple and Fancy, in Arizona. Also, a Full Stock of LIQUORS, CIGARS and TOBACCO. Our Stock of
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
4 DefnicdhoH.

Los ANGELES, December 5.-City Tax Collector J. A. Hamilton, has left for parts unknown, taking with him about nine thousand dollars of the city's money collected by him during the few days before the taxes became delinquent. There is considerable ex- citement in consequence thereof as this is the fourth defaulcation the city and county have had within the last five years.
Arizona citizen., 1879-12-06
NEW STOCK

EVERY WEEK. We also have on hand and make to order Mattresses and Cots of all sizes. Orders from abroad promptly and carefully filed All goods guaranteed to be as repre- scented.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-15

New York, May 4.-.The Brooklyn
Tabernacle was again crowded to the
doors to. day by an eager and eXpeCtant
multitude. The opening hymn was
Ten thousand times ten thousand
In sparkling Taiment bright,
The armies Of the ransomed ones
ThTong up the steps OF light
DR.. Talmage read with explanations
the twelfth chapter Of Exodus concern
ing the offering Of the lamb in sacrifice
The following is a full report Of the SER
mon:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-15

every cloud has a silver lining" end
the lining Of the past is the present Lit
the angry or the disappointed calmly
compare what we are, what we have,aGd
what we enjoy, and how little, compare
lively speaking, we labor for then all ,
and then at last we will turn from the
of jeremiah and open a
new book of better revelations.
Letthe dead Then be gone and bury its
dead, The Now is with us bright and
rosy, and busy, and happy, and prosper
GUS. Let the foolish say what they wi ],
we will sing as Tennyson has sung;
"Ring out the old, ring in the new
Ring out the false, ring in the uua."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-15
WHAT THE GENERAL SAID f!

A noted General being asked by some ofhs friends
how he liked Texas, replied, IF i was obliged 70
choose between Hell and Texas, would choose the
former" The above saying Is verified every day by
parties moving from the North, East and South, and
40 they cannot decide exactly as 70 the existence OF
the former they certainly avoid Texas, and like SEN
slble industrious people seek productive country,
such as Missouri Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska and
the Far West Reader are you contemplating trip
10 such country on business or pleasuTef II sOi
select the line having the least change OF cars hnd
a ST. Joseph r. r. tthe Pioneer line west OF the mis-;
Blsslppl Rlver) offers you through Day Coaches and
PullmQn Palace Sleeping Cars from Chicago, H.,
Toledo, Ohio, and Indianapolls Indiana, 70 the Mis-
souri, River without change. Tourist and land seek
ers round trip Excursion tickets on sale by this pop
ular route at all Eastern Ticket Offices For maps,
timetable and description Of country and route, or
any other Information about the West, call on or
JAS. REED, GenI Tray. Ag't,
80 Clark st., Chicago, Ills.
], W. PICKLE, Eastern Agent,
IA Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y.
CIV. BoARDMAN, TRAY. Ag,t,
Decatur, Ill., or
Il. PENFIELD, Gen'l Pass, Ag't,
Iuly4-tf Hannibal, Mo,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-15
IL 1T ANY WONDER.

In view Of the Gmmense amount OF adultera-
ted baking powders used by the mSsses Of people
IN food, Ia II any wonder that there are disested
gums, decayed teeth and disOrierod digestion
To escape these evils, use Dr.. Prices Cream Bak'
ng Powder, the only kind madssy '7IEiciAn,
with Rreat care.