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SoIomonyiIIe Siftings.


 new county officials on New Years night proved most enjoyable af- fair. Solomonville, Stafford and especially Duncan were well rep resented by both ladies and gen tlemen.
 Sheriff Whelan has appointed W. J. Parks, of Duncan his depu- ty and Abram Diaz, jailor. No ap- pointment of under sheriff has yet been filed.
 Ex-Sheriff Ben Crawford is doing well under the new admin istration. He has received the ap- pointment as deputy recorder anc it IS more than probable that he will also be the next clerk of the district court and has fair show at the clerkship of the board of supervisors.
 E. D. Futile has been appointed Clerk of the Probate Court and deputy county superintendent of schools; also Deputy Treasurer, and has hopes of being able to se- cure the clerkship of the Board of Supervisors.
 The new Board met January 2d, but beyond filling the vacancy caused by the resignation of Super visor Whelan and ordering a new election to fill the vacancy in the legislature caused by the resigna- tion of s. W. Pomeroy, nothing of importance was transacted. The resignation of Mir. Pomeroy caused considerable discussion in the Board, where, in obedience to the mandates of Bolan, Dunlap and Futile, an effort was made to rescind the order for a special election. This effort was induced by the fact that the mugwumps fear that they cannot successfully oppose 'Little Steve" who is a candidate for the vacant position, and they would prefer that the county should not be represented in the Lower House than have him there. But judging from present appearance they will have to take their medicine. Strenuous efforts were made by them to in duce Colonel Boon, of Duncan, to appear against MT. Stevens, but as Boon is a Democrat, even if he was little shy last election, it is not probable that he will become their tool and cause further dis sensions in the Democratic ranks.
 Ex-Treasurer Pomeroy and his late deputy, Fred M. Newell, have both taken their departure, the former to attend to his business in Fl Paso and the latter to seek his fortune in Washington Terri tory. Mir. Newell has many warm friends in Graham county who will wish him success in hls new home.
 Hon. Geo. H. Stevens has left for Yuma to attend the meeting of the Prison Commissioners.
 CHA.
 Solomonville, Jan. 5th.
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Notice of COmmuted HOme-
 stead Proof. Homestead Application No. 9S2.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, TUcsoN Arizona, Nov. ?, A. D., 1888. NOTICE is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the U. $. District Court, at Solo monville. Arizona, on the 18th day of Jan uary, 1889, viz:
 Simon w. Pomeroy of Solomonville. Ari- zona for the WE of SW2i and SWl4 of NWl4 of Sec. 19, Tp. &, R. ?, E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva- tion of said land. viz: George A. Olney, Frank J. Dysart, Isidor E. Solomon, Henry Fowler, all of Solomonville. Arizona.
 A. D. DUFF, Register. First publication Dec. ,.
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Notice of Pre-emptiOn Proof.
 uecIaratory Statement No. 1870.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 4 l. ILAl

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, TUCsoN, Ariz., November 23, A. D. 1888. ] NOTICE is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his lnten- ton to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made be- fore the Clerk of the United States District Court. at Solomonville, Arizona, on the 18th day of January. 1889, viz:
 Henry Collins of Duncan. Graham county, Arizona, for the EIs of NWl4 and NEil of SWli, Sec. 19, Tp. S., R. 32 E,
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultiva- tion O said land, viz: Frank Richardson, Howard C. Boon, William Mackay, of Dun can, A. T., and John Pinkney Robertson of Coronado Ranch, A. T.
 A. D. DUFF,
 Register First publication Dec. ,.
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Solomonville, Jan. 5th.

The girls in the university at Minneapolis are to be drilled in regular soldier fashion and carry real guns. A company of 100 has been organized. When these girls close their eyes and shoot their guns off the citizens of NIinneapo- lis had better hunt their holes. It will be dangerous target practice.
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NO. SHARES. ATT DUI

And in accordance with law, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be sold, at Stafford school house, Graham County. A. T., on December 29th, 1888, at two o'clock D. m., ot such day to nav delinouent assessment thereon, to- gether with the cost and expense of sale.
 SETH C. JONES,
 Secretary U, C. Co.
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The Copper Queen smelters at Bisbee have closed down, awaiting the completion of the new rail road into that camp. They are expected to start up about the middle of this month.
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Union Canal Company
 NOTICE.

YVHERE ARE DELINQUENT ON THE
 X following described stock on account of assessment levied on June 9th 1888, the sev- eral amounts set opposite the names of the respectiYe holders Us follows:
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accounts. s.............. 15 % J. F. Ohl, juror certif-
 cates. 12 co A. J. Sims, painting fence 123 50 J. T. Fitzgerald, printing
 great register. ....... 914 40 Mrs. P. Michelena, trans
 ferred accounts. ....... 1 % Geo. A. Olney, team and
 wagon hire. ......... 45 % Mrs. Alice Pomeroy,t trans
 ferred accounts. ..... .. 15 co H. c. Boon, transferred
 accounts. r 75 Mrs. Alice Pomeroy, trans
 ferred accounts. ....... 457 60 W. c. W. Smith, transfer
 red accounts. ....... All 72 Lay & Boon road work. B co Wm. Whelan, supervisor
 fees. .................. 124 % H. c. Boon, supervisor
 fees. 91 co H. Weech, supervisor
 fees. ...... 62 % s. W. Pomeroy, transfer
 red accounts ......... 25 59 Total expenditures for
 1888. .42,6SS 42
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The Leadville mines and smell ters produced the past year S11,- S30,2 IS.
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Official Proceedings
 OF THE Board of Supervisors.
CONTINUED FROM FOURTH PAGE.

O"Ch DaNlS, IOdO f- OO J. T. Fitzgerald, salary as
 probate judge. ........ 25O co Geo. H. Stevens, salary as
 clerk of the district
 court. ..... 25O co P. J. Bolan, salary as dis
 trict attorney. 625 co Mrs. Alice Pomeroy, trans
 ferred Crawford's salary 1250 co s. W. Pomeroy, salary as
 county treasurer. 625 co P. Michelena, salary as
 county recorder ...... 450 co P. Michelena, postage and
 express. If 70 Geo. A. Olney, transferred
 accounts. 100 co I. E. Solomon, transferred
 accounts. s.............. 6SS OO James Slas, justice fees. 70 26 Mrs Alice Pomeroy, trans
 ferred accounts. ...... 30 co D. s. Olney, salary as
 Jdlier.. .--...-....... Atu uO John R. Smith, trans
 ferred accounts. ...... 4 co Abraham Diaz, salary as
 guard JU UU Julia NJ. Fitzgerald, job
 work.. 60 UU James Smith, constable
 fees. 357 40 J. B. Grosbeck, justice
 ices. Zf GU B. E. Norton, purchased
 accounts. tS.............. lS UO John R. Smith, constable
 fees. 36 30 Green & Webb, stage
 ldl tS V OO Mrs. Henry Hill, boarding
 prisoners. s............. S1 % Horace D. Cast, justice
 lees. Fl UO Ben NJ. Crawford, sheriff
 fees. ................... 134 46 Louis Reshau, justice
 1ccS. O -c Miss Alice Pomeroy, trans
 ferred accounts. ....... IS co Ben NJ. Crawford, furni-
 ture freight. t...... 5 co Mrs. Alice Pomeroy, trans
 ferred accounts. ....... 90 co W. G. Clemons, road work 210 % A. eilly,constable fees g 50 Wm. Roberts, constable
 fees. 2sO 30 I. E. Solomon, merchan-
 disc and transferred ac-
 counts. ......... 25S % Mrs. P. Michelena, trans
 ferred accounts. .... 13S 50 Buck Tyson, Deputy sher-
 if fees. 90 OO P. Michelena, ,clerking and
 making delinquent roll 275 % Barnabe Palm, justice
 fees. 36 95 Geo. H. Stevens, judges
 chambers and expenses 250 % I. E. Soloman, transferred
 accounts. ............. 112 co Geo. J. Clough, transfer
 red accounts ..... 46 66 J. B. Grosbeck, salary as
 county physician. ..... 150 S7 Frank Neese, boarding
 sick. ...... 142 4S Julia M. Fitzgerald, pub
 fishing. ............. 251 20 J. E. Solomon, transferred
 accounts. $50 co Julia NJ. Fitzgerald, ad
 vertising. ........ IA O5 Wm. H. Corburier, medi-
 cal services. s.... .... 39 25 Thomas Hunter, painting 61 50 J. T. Fitzgerald & Co.,,
 merchandise. ....... 26 64 St. Mary's Hospital, hos
 pital accommodations. g 75 R. D. Mack, M. D., pro
 fessional services. .. g % Lay & Boon, merchan-
 ulSe. OO J. H. ONeil, deputy sher-
 III lees. 70 lO O. NJ. Allen, constable
 leeS. cO -O Frank Neese, boarding
 nurses. ii OO J. T. Fitzgerald, trans
 ferred accounts. ..... 26 % s. J. Slms' building fence 1925 62 I. E. Solomon, transferred
 accounts. ........ 16 co Mrs. Alice Pomeroy, trans
 ferred accounts. ....... AT 5U Hyrum Weech, fencing
 material. ...... 331 S1 Lay &5 Boon, transferred
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DECEMBER, 1888, AUDIT.

DECEMBER, 1888, AUDIT. P. J. Bolan, salary as dis
 trict attorney. y......... 625 % P. Michelena, salary as
 recorder. ...... 45O % Geo. H. Stevens, salary
 as clerk of the district
 court. ......... 25O % I. F. Solomon, transferred
 accounts Crawford. .... 1250 co J. T. Fitzgerald, salary as
 probate judge. e....... 25O co s. W. Pomeroy, salary as
 treasurer. ..... 625 % Chas. Solomon, juror cer-
 tifcates. 32 40 J. l.. Alexander, election
 services. S............... D UO Howard Dunlap, election
 ServlceS. .... .......... D UU J. B. Hayes, election ser
 wees. , UU J. A. Burns, election ser
 wees. ....... ........ , uU Alex Wilkins, election
 carvicas . 00 P. Mlchelena, salary as
 clerk board of supervi-
 sors. s................... 145 % Joseph Cassidy, election
 Servlces. .............. UU Reuben W. Fuller, election
 services. s............... 3 % E. $. Carpenter, election
 SerYlceS. , UU Geo. F. Kilmer, election
 services. s............. 3 % James R. Lassator, cleo
 ton services. ........ 3 co Seth c. Jones, election
 SerNlceS. D OU J. B. Groesbeck, salary as
 county physician. n....... no % c. NJ. Smith, transferred
 accounts Groesbeck. =. 40 co Wilfred Webb. constable
 fees. Il 60 P. Michelena,postage and
 express. IS 75 J. T. Fitzgerald, trans
 ferred accounts. s....... 20 % Vim. Roberts, constable
 fees. ............ P 30 P. J. Bolan, blank bonds
 etc. ............. 20 co J. W. Ransom, election
 SerNlceS- OO Wm. Roberts, constable
 fees. es................... 26 20 Thos. J. Kimball, con-
 stable fees. ........... 14 40 Joseph Foster, justice
 fees. s................... 10 co Joseph Foster, register
 ing voters. B 50 John l.. Alexander, trans
 ferred accounts. .... , % Abraham Diez, guard
 fees. es..................2 27O % Abraham Diaz, interpret
 lDS. OU Barnabe Palm, justice
 fees. es................. 31 75 D. s. Olney, salary as
 guard. ............... 27O % Joseph East, election ser
 NlCtS. OO J. B. Groesbeck, register
 ing voters. ............. t 70 Frank Neese, boarding
 sick. .................. 192 66 J. l.. Ord, medical services 30 % Mrs. c. A. Neese, burying
 paupers. ............. F 10 Frank Neese, feeding jur-
 ors ' 20 Frank Neese, boarding
 prisoners sos so Ben NJ. Crawford, sheriff
 fees 121 S6 Geo. B. McCarty, consta-
 ble fees , % Geo. B. McCarty, carpen-
 ter work 27 95 Owen Davis, road work 49 % Wm. Asay, election ser
 vices , % J. G. Bigler, election ser
 vices , % I. E. Solomon, merchan-
 disc and purchased ac-
 counts POP 64 J. T. Fitzgerald, supplies
 furnished Il O5 s. J. Sims, work on court
 house fence 42 O2 Samuel Price, election ser
 vices , % Geo. $. Kinnear, election
 eo,.yicoe ' m
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P. O. Peterson, election
 services , co Frank Dysart, road ser
 vices 2 so Joseph Foster, r,registering
 voters B 50 Howard Dunlap, wood
 furnished 1S6 co s. ". Pomeroy, election
 services 5 co Total amount issued to Dec. 31st, 1888 $4S,555 65 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 COUNTY OF GRAHAM, 90 I, P. Michelena. Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of Graham county, A. T., do certify the foregoing to be a full, true and correct state ment of the expenditures of Ora ham county during the year com- mencing Jan. 1st and ending Dec. 31st, 1888, as audited and allowed by said Board.
 Witness my hand and Cp,T official seal this 31st 'nAN day of December A.
 D. 1888. P. MICHELENA,
 Clerk.
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3fFTON CLARION
 SpAY, JAN. Q, 1889.

AT THE Posr-oFFIoE. CLIFTON As SECoSD-CLAss MATTER.
 ERTISERS.-Nine lines of solid measurement make one square. pAKE, Advertising Agent, 64 and 65 ts' Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, thorized agent in that city, and con- tor advertising can be made with him. CLARIoN is on file in his office. S-Address all communications and make all remittances payable to the Clarion Pub fishing Company.
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lGein5dt lei6ten 8%ebinguusen Qemabrs
ten SppotbefeH inb pieIe lpefIi9e Gar'
mer oerleftet uorbsn, IiA hber ihre
&rdfie nit 5hulben su belafen, unb
guar in Der 0DHnung auf p9ute 3eiteu."
Rommsu Diefe aber baum ni9t, fonoern
fogar itbr idleGte, bonn merben ne
burd iene S9ulter b0lia gu Booen gs'
bridt.
9ie @eisBgsbuug bes 5taates 3eras
bat bel uufug auf benz @emiRen, aber
es muB ibr aud rtbmenb na9gefagt
tperben, baB fe bur6 weiie-a Qsrbings
aud oft BON sewifenloien MeniGen ges
miBbrau1te @eiebe-bie 6eimtdtte Deg
6armers unb bes Birsers babor eee
f6hbt bat. baB fe bur9 neberlaftung
nit 96ulben benz gigentbtimer ent5o.
gen tperben funr, unb bob f1lieBli1 bet
babe Stat ben Gapitaliffen in ben
vOanfee" s9taaten geb6ren miiroe, pie
Oas in einigen bet norbmeftliden Staa
ten tbatfd9li9 oer Sail 1T.
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8.

= Gin Ssrr Soeob Stein beabf9tiet
am Bartons Greet, 3tpei Meilen bon
auitin entfernt, eiue papiermiibIe gu
etablireu.
0err Mfar Maas Don Nrtin 1T
mieber i'm Bureau bes Solicitors fur
ginnens5 teuern angefte1t tporben.
= Ser iSru9tbdnoler g. BoIatp bat
ieineH Gouegen @eo. Menetes in Sal
beitOn eri9ofen. 8eibe befanbem fi9
i'm Store bon &atto, Sang & Weinberg
unb 5e3ablten lire &e6nungen. 3mi.
i9en ibnen i@ien N1es in better Orb.
hung 81 Fein. So fieIsR einige Worte,
nod welden pplafp in ben 6of 9ing,
unmittelbar auriiftebrte unb tudbrenb
Menetes eben etnas untef19rieb, auf
bieien nit einem &eoolper feuerts. Ser
S9uB 8iag bur@ ben Naden unb Wfe,
netes fiel toot bin. PplalD lief tpieber
our 9intertbir binaus, lab aber baB
cine Glu9t unm6eli9 ipar. neil ber
SduB cine Nn3abl perfonen heranses
lodt batte, 10 ri9tete er bic Waffe gegen
f9 unb i9oB fi9 bur9 ben Gopf. 8eibe
paren @rieGen unb binterlaHen Gamis
lie. Menetes ioa Der Girma mitgetbeilt
baben, oaB bet &re6it polaip's ni9t
mebr gut it unb baB fe linen nidt
iber. $40 bergen ioQten. 9aber bic
S%ataftropbe.
: Sn 2lano baben bic beiben g.
Sberifs bes @puntDs, Ben. +. 8eeiom
unb @albpen &oberts, einen alien
3miit bur9 &epolber ausgesli6sn.
geeion 1T tobt unb &oberts gefdbrli9
oertpunbet. 8eibe tparen S9ndger.
Sn @albeiton iol cine 3ipeite
Wolmdi9eret etablirt merben. Die
felt brei Sabren bereits beitebenbe bat
eiue &apa3itdt bon 10000 pfunb
PRO Sag.
= 9ie Bureaus Der 9afagier. Nger.
ten Der Suternational. 8abn .perben bon
paris nod 8alpeiton berlegt tperben.
Sas beoingt Der l1eberieblung bon ct.
li6en 40 Gamilien.
Cine In3abl 6euti9e Gamilien
aus Colorado @ountD beabf6tiBt ii1
in See County n~ieber3ulaNen.
81. s. $. StanseI, elm ppblba.
benber beutider Jarnler, wel6er cine
Wteile n6rbli6 bon @6ulenburg, 6as
bette Co., pobnte, fiel, aIs ct am 20.
Sept, Nbeubs ALIEN aus Der Stabt
mad ieiner Jarm suridfubr, tpabri6eins
li9 bon einem S9laganfau getrofen,
bonn Wa9en berab uab tuuroe furae 3eit
barauf ols 2ei6e g~efunbeu.
= Am27. Sept. 1T in gmorp, Stains
@ountp, bic 2ocal. Option bur9 cine
neue 8oltsabitimmung nit 165 geser
1879 Stimmen ~pertporFen iporben. Gin
aweiidbriges Experiment battle ben 2eus
ten bic Segnungen ber probibitipns,
@efebe 5u FLAIR 9ema6t.
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aler Mitiel unb Wege. bur9 trelGe er
errel1t Derben fatrl, lit es, oaB Die Ne=
9ietuuB BET Ser. Staaten Sic ole bera.
lid Dierber eingelaben bot. Sc mirb
Elm grober 8eDinn fem, luen1 mir oas
aegenleltige 8erttauer 3u chamber ges
mOnnea habeu. Sosf6es Die YoFs ie6er
iaternationa!eu Jteunbf6aft Iein mnB.
IS 'pirb a5er ein nod gr6Berer @epinn
fein, tDena es Uls GeliHgt, faInmtlihe
B6ltsr @merifas fiG eiuoubsr ndber gu
bringen, in6em mir bic M6gIi6feit ei.
neg engeren unb lebbafteren gerfsbrs
untereinanber i6aHen. Ser gr0Bte Sc
MINT fir NGe absr mirb es iein, tpenu
bic perfOnli6en unb cDmmerciellen Be.
5iebungen Der 2dnber unb Bemobner
bon Norb,, Central unb Giibs Mrnerita
10 seorbuet unb eutipideIt porben lint,
CAB iebes bieier 2duber aus bieIen Be-
sie6un9en fit i6 ben er6Btm6gli9Hen
Bortbsil 81 sieben bsrmag.
@be aber ber GOnsreB enbgti!tig in
bic Beratbungen tiber ale Tim borlies
genben Jragen eintritt, erfiQe i'd ben
mir bonn p~rdfbenten Der Ser. 5taatet
gu She'll getuorbenen Nuftras, ole 0es
legaten eiefer Gonbentipn ein5ulooen,
@Gfe Der gunoes &e9ieruug gu fein,
pdbrenb elmer DOraunebmeaben &unbs
&eife bur9 bic oeri1:eoeniten Sbetle
unferes 2anbes, uub 3fpar in Der bops
pelten NbH6t, unieren fremben 6rsuns
ben einen Begrif bon Der alsemeinen
Sage Der Ser. Staten su geben unb
unierem SoIte ielbf 8elagenbeit gu ges
ben, biefen Mmerifanertt ibren 1er3li1.
fen WiQtommengruB als Mit. Nmerita.
uer b%Qraubietenl
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l~lniere 0auptnabruns TT unb blsi5t
oas 6leif6, unb I'm fol6es Frif9 uro
gut at %erlangen, fann mau unm6gliN
einen 3uoerldiigeren Marft finben, als
ben TON Wm. b6fing & 5obn, SO.
81 Mbe. s. Sic 6erren baben benz
8ei9mad ibrer &unben &e9nung ges
tragen unb in ibrem gtabIiKement eine
talts Suftmaf@ine erri@tet, ipeIde alien
Wnforoerungen fur grbaltuns u1b gnt=
fernung f@Gbli6er Sngrebien3en bes
Gleif9es entipri9t. Sic baben befidns
big in ibren 8iebb6feu einen groBen
8orratb bon Wafbieb, aug weI9em
nur bos Bette fit lire Gunben gem6blt
piro. Wer reef bebient fein min, ber
beiu9e ben Wotft So. 511
Wbenue 6. l,1Ot1
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bon ber taeGtiiden 5flaoerei gu bes
freien, III pel1er Tie bon &om fiets
erbalteu purben, 10 miiBte man inn
Nltdre erri9ten, als benz Befreier ber
B6lter.
Safolge Der REFORMATION lpurben bic
unmihenbta 5beDloaen ge5Duagen, 1i6
gu u1terri6tea. Ser theolDgif9e 9aB
milhte i'd III bic Politit ber 5ouberdne
1tro beruriG9te bic bielen Griege, tpel9e
0eutI9lanb oertpufeten unb &c, 10 pie
6raAtrei6 unb bic Nieberlanoe nit
glut iiberT 9tpemmtsn.
Wer fiebt ni6t aus Der @efGi9te ber
Stride, baB fe Meu1denuert 1T Welde
erbdrmlids &oQe ldBt tie ibren Soft
ipielen2 ST i@idt ieinen einsigen @obn
in Die Welt urb oieIer sobn lit Soft
ielbH2 st opfert fid isIbf, UNI ii6 nit
ieinem @eid6pf 5u beribbHen2 gr ipatte
belt Eid in eluen Menl6en UNI, UNI 5as
oeroprbene menf9li9e @ef9le9t gu oere
lbbnen2 Was finb nun aber bic IoIgen
biefes groBen Opfers2 Die Walt bleibt
trob ber S%abrtauienbe langen Nnftrenz
sunsen ebenio f@le6t, ipie fe es eelpe=
len 1T. Dieter 8ott, tpel@er fpri6t:
ngs uerbe 2i6t!" ioQte er fi6 bieI>
lei@t Der unri@tigen Mittel bebient
Daben2
Man iclte meinen. Elm einfa9er DIT
ieiaes Wi1ens bdtte genigt, um ale
moralii6en unb pbpffden uebel aug
BET Welt gu %perbaHnen. Was inb bas
fit bornirte Setter, ibrem @oite elm 10
abgei6madtes 8erfabren bei5ulegen, ins
benz ite ibn auf Dem Wege beg gr6Bs
len plumbers Elm 10 unboItommenes
Werf untsrnebmen Iafen, pel9es, ME
mat aug obigem eriebt, total miBlunz
gen ift!-"
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Ser CINDERELLA gann sgtpre.

@de Oft6oufouftrabe unb Mpenue c.,
bieier bsliebte 2aben Der 5tabt, bat
ieinen neuen Borrat6 bon g m m r.
9uhen fir Serren, Damen unb
Ginber erbalteH unb bat cine utlber>
glei9li6e Iusmabl aaer Sorten uro
Quailtdten. Ser Cinderella : g9ubs
Store fiibrt nur bic Gabritate Der befen
Tabriten unb iiberbietet Nlles, mag i'm
bieigen Martt gu baben 1T. @pecia=
lltdt far 0erren: Der &odforb S9ub
fit So. @s berlobnt i9 ber Miibe, i'm
Cinderella 5tore bor3uipres
den, ebe man anberstpo fault.
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@ie lit bies

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars Selobnuna
fir ieOen Sail bon &atarrb, ber ni6t burd Gin
nebnten BON Salts aatarrb &ur gebsilt perben
Fam.
s. $. Cheney & Co., eisenttamer,
Solebo, Ohio.
8ir Die llnterseidneteu baben s. $. ebeneb
felt ben lebten IS Sa6ren eetannt unb baften
ibn fir boafommen ebrenbaft in alien Sc.
f9aftSbanolnnsen uno iuanaieu %befdbiet,
ale bon feiner Girma ein9e9ansenen 8erbinO.
lidfeiteu su e%rfiilen.
8eft & 9ruar, @robbanoeIs . 0roguifen,
. 3olebo, Sbio.
@aIbinq q, &innan& IS arbin, @ros.
banbels'D rO9uiifen, SOlebo, ObiD.
6. S. 8an Soeen, aafiirer Iolebo ga.
tional 8anf, Snlebo, Ohio.
Sau's Gatarrb EUR nirb ianerIiA eenonlmen
uno pirft brett auf bos 8Iut uno Die f6lei.
migen SberFdden bes Sbfems. 3eugniHe
fret rerfanot. 8reiS rs Gents fiir Die 6laide.
8erfaut bon allen Ipotbefsrn.
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galifprniaz@efme.

acknowledgement finben elm 9roBes Sas
get bon feinen California : Weiren BEL
6errn s. s. Meper am Mlamo
pla5a. 9err Meper iuht bic Weine
an Ort uno STEELE aus u1.b fauft brett
aus Dem Seller ter Weinai9ter. MIs
gutem 2enner geIingt es ibm ftets, bic
beften Sorten a%us3umdblen. ST tann
feline 2unben uno Gamilien hit einenl
guten 8ropfen pesieben. &otb= unb
WeiBmeine in poraisli6er QuaIitdt
BON feBt ab $500 per @a0one = fret
ing 5aus geliefert.
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@atter Mntter mntter =.

Waiter Mmtter Nntter ! !
Berbet SIR bes Nadts seitSrt merben
unb in @urer Huhe unterbroden burd bas
Sdreien zines franten Sinbes, meldes
Sdntersen bonn Durdbreden Der 3dbne
leibet? ST es Der 6au, 70 fault cine Tlai9e
Don Wirs. 8inslops Scotbing Snrup.
@r wirb ben arr1en Sleinen Ipfcrt bon iei<
men Sdmer3en befreien. Wan perla1e f&
barauf, es tilft. Sc 1T teine Mutter auf
Groen, bic es periudte unb Sud nidt NIT
tbeilen wiirbe, baB es bic gingemeibe re,
sulirt, ben Sleinen Silfe unb @eiunsbeit
unb Der Wiutter 6ube ueridaft, baB es
ME j3auber wirtt. Das Wittel it lder in
alien 6dllea uub ansenebm BON @eidmad;
es wirb bon elmer Der dltsften unb belten
Occtorinnen in ben Ser. Staaten bers
fdrieben. lleberaa ~ haben, bic Tlaide
au 25 Gents
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NadlenS Mrntca.s albe.

Die bette SaIbe Der @elt fur Sdnitte,
auetfdungsn, @si@piire, Gieber. uno Saut.
ausf4ias, '8lc6te, gefprunSene Sanoe, Sroff.
beulen nnb oac Sautfrantbeiteu turirt 3d.
,nOrreoiOen ODER isine seso9lnns; g0liss
auriderfattet. % Gents bic S6a6teI. Bum
8ertauf in allen apOtbeten. 9reib, 9bomp.
ion & Co., @boleTaIe.
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SrIanbs @ntnHIfprt

SrIanbs Gnto6lterun9 bat INNER
nod tein @nbe. Sm Sabre 1916 be'
tug bic 8eO0lterunss3abl iiber 81 Dill
lionen. 1851 NOR biefelbe auf 81 Dill
lionen unb 1871 ouf 5,400, 900 geiuns
fen. SEPT 1T fe berunter gegangen auf
a, Ill., 34 Seelen. Qaein i'm Iebten
Sabre bat bic 8eb6lterung I'm $4,000
abgenommsn. poIitii9er Druid unb-
6unger bertrieben ben SrIduber aus ieis
ner 9eimatb unb entb6Itern bic crime
Sniel.
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warnuma . ,tnter,eiduet fetne MOter

@arnats! ltmtersettbnet fetne Notem.
9dnoler unb Ngenten, tDel1e Soften
fiir elm auf N~b3ablunsen berfauftes
pianO ober Srgel berlangen, berfaufen
ober iibertragen hieie Noten OIL Mnbere,
unb i'm Sale ber ni@t panftli9en Sab.
lung 1T bas Snitrumeut iotpie bas Be-
reits ge5ablte @elo fiber berloren.
Sbos. @ogsan & Bros, 208
@ommerceitraBe, San Antonio, pertau=
fen Bianos uno Srgeln at leIdlten Obs
3ablungen obne Hoten unb 3inieu.