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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-11-15

A. LATE estimate places the total population
of the earth at l, AS, 423, 500
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-11-15

When Dobbins's Electric Soap was first made
in 1864 it cost - cents bar Il is precisslV the
same INGREDIENTS and quality H0is, and doesn't
cost half Buy it Of your grocer and preserve
your clothes. II he hasn't it, he will get it.
THERE are 1880 barons in Germany.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-11-15

TEE municipal debt of the city of New York
is close upon slOl00OO1
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-11-15
Whv Don't

If afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp-
sons Eye-water. Druggist sell at sc per bottle
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-11-15

y :
Holland Medical and Cancer Institute, Buffalo, y Y,
removes Cancer without pain use OF knife scores
Of patients speak in unqualified terms praise OF
the success Of this treatment Write for circular.
HOLLAND MEDICINE CO., Buna 10, n. Y
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-11-15

NJ IIIIF DC 20 II IN
One door by e ger, trembling hand unbarred
To let him in: one heart. however hard,
Touched 10y the greatness of this Love divinei
Whose shnil it be- o brother, why not thine?
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29
THE PAN-AMERICANSs s.
They Witness an Indian Har-Dance q.
Pender, Neb., and Are Hospitality En-
tertafned NJ Omaha.

They Witness Indian Har-Dance a..
Pender, Neb., and are Hospitality En-
tertained a Omaha.
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 2s.-At Pender,
Neb., Saturday a stop Of twenty minutes
was made TO allow the PanAmerican del.
egates to witness a war-dance by band
of Winnebago and Omaha Indians. When
tho dance ceased the visitors re-entered
their train and were soon whirling to-
ward this city. which they reached short
~ after o'clock. They were welcomed
by Mayor Broatch, Governor Thayer,
Senator Paddock and Morris NJ.
Estee, of California, and driven
to their hotel. After dinner
they went TO the theater, and subse-
quently were driven past some OF the
best buildings in the city, which were
specially illuminated for the occasion.
The visitors have agreed, on the request
of committee now here, to stop of
an hour or so at st. Joseph on their way
TO St. Louis.
After late breakfast Sunday the WIS.,
itors were driven out 70 Fort Omaha
where they saw a dress parade of the
troops. Lunch at the hotel was served
at o'clock. In the afternoon train OF
electric cars conveyed the visitors to
Council Bluffs and return. At dinner
each delegate and attache was given a
polished OK horn trimmed with ribbons
as a souvenir of their visit to Omaha.
After dinner a small informal reception
was held at the hotel, after which the
excursionists were conveyed to their
home on wheels and were soon on theiI
way TO St. Louis.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29
MAR. GLADSTONE ON AMERICA.
he Urres English Workiog Men a. stacy
ths Hi.tors II LIBERTY ia This Country.

he Urges fngtls1 - SfAtAS : Aen u stacy
the Histors II LIBERTY ia Fhis Country.
LoNDoN. OeL g Mr.. Gladstone made
al Gddress al Chester Saturday on the
condition u the working classes. lie
contr4stad the Engll.h wOFkmens posi-
tion to-day with that OF Atty years ago,
showing that during the half century
there had been an increase OF 50per cent
III wages. while the cheap food and
clothing nov obtzinable are better than
heretofore. IL conclusion he urged
English workmen 70 study the history
Of The American revolution. He
claimed that II was by and from this
country tn. = love OF freedom was sQwn
in America. England now in return
reapod advantages from the Amer
lean yindication of these principles OF
freedom which animated the revolution.
The system OF government ia America
combined that love Of freedom, respect
for law aud desire for order which
formed the surest elements Of Ma
tional excellence and greatness. 1t
was no extravaganza 10 say that
although tbore were only 1000, 900
Of people in the thirteen States at the
time II the revolution, the group OF
statesmen that proceeded from them
were a match for ana IN the whole his
tory of the world, and were superior 70
those Of any one epoch. Their fortunate
appearance was undoubtedly due 10
well-reguIated freedom.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO. oct -
rIouR- Quiet and unchanged. Spring pat
ents. S<5913 a., Straights, e. 7.as q. BaRers'.
s29oas2s. Winter patents, s43s1s a.. Clears,
s. 501&ae ee,,--
WHEAT-Rule-i nrTn early and weak later 30.
cash, -. G1ee. December 7gA@sNc. May,
s3slas8ssc. No Spring sff .fec, No 5. Czp7sc
CoRN-Aciivo and strong 10. Z 3Ia9
3iac No. yellow. 5s@asac No 3 sIa@
5iifc Novcmber. 2iAG3lAc, December. 90
Q1lhc; MAY. So I&i.c
OATs-Duli but steady. No. cash Iszc.
Novemher. is'sc. December isHc. MAY QIae
2lEc. Samples steady Supply fair Nc
lsae0Ao No WLife. 8oasIsc, 30 z. lssf1
IeC. 10. white 2lN224c
RYE-Ruloa steacT. so ? cash IN store
EAc. November delivery, NAc. December,
80. samples .1.-s lof No = s2it as for 40
BAHLEY-Gco1 grades steadv and common
duf No p $50 Csc. no &. icw grade - rood
sos5too; 10. 3 good 20 choice. 551ss5c So 2. 80
6oc
MISS POEB-Trsdinr rather light and prices
stcadier. Prices ranged 20 go 70al0Tg Tor
cash. SO 70al0 = FOR October. sf5s5flg ~ for
November. s. f50Q n Tor January.
LARD-TTadinq light and prices higher Quo
tat.ons ranged ~ e ooQeeaii fer cash. - s1a
ec0 for October. - ue6ts % Tor NoHerr her.
e. pp1 p p2i. for January
BUTTER-Cre aruery, aa2le, Dairy sHal7cs
Packing stock -T1Hc
TGes-Frnsh Ie1lsltc
PoULTBT-Lire Chickens 7'faso per u.
Live TrrkeTs 7apSe Ter ~ Live Decks "a
s5.o peT lb.. Live Geese - 5o07 81 per dozen.
nav YORK oct -
wHEaT Strong ~ bifhsr sn6 quiet Octo
Der. g., EQKc. November. 2sf84c. Deoors-
bcr. ssGs4so January. = SSlea@sc' Nay,
p feap0c
cons -Firrne- moderate demand Mixed
western 49, 1fs
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29

TIE populGtlar af berlin las reached
. nllllon ana : hall
king Las. u Portugal was buried
saturday w5th great pouap
srte fsrn,ers nesr Iknaeln Neh bsss
decided = establish : bses -pAslinF Aoasa
al that poiut
A Vniesa tas Marshal an SATURDAY,
ss.saxer.s ! .axe fnll ~ ,saisl., l,e..r
Guthrie. J. T.
Barqlsrs at y.lszrsise. Ind Friday
nirht loatas fE.nrv rhuns saloan ~
49, ana = s,lz ...f.h
Slr uenrx g..,es .xps.,s = o.cupx
-, ,,e.i.s ,..,h ~. ssn.salng ,lp tsfsre
a. psrn.ll ....,,,...-san
60 p.... Nt.t. f.if.r.rias -
Nsl,.ssl. s,.1 ,,..a.,rt.s ~ tbe S.uremo
conn. .ied ssnss. ~ I.inoala.
p..ss..,. t. ,-..,.,..y tf.at Francls
t.-.n ~ a...~.- .f'.u a.. formally
er...,..s KIN, III tl.at country.
Ne sr..,............ ,... l..en flooded cith
s,.,.ri.,,. ...fr raa eaunrerfeit being ~
s.ll.~s t.lf ,.isrs and Quarters.
,e4. ..,,..r F,r..st t,.,r,
sr,,r Boston recently reportea ~ lost
49,. ali os l....rs fas arrived 81 Fss.l
s.. l..t.... ...,ef - th. - f.,.l
e.. 's..'.-,-.....-, 49, ..tall, i,.,..,..s
- - ..., rr.. - .',..t.,
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29
Are You Entitled to IL
PENSION

Have you leger applied. or haEag applied
have s1l been gel i-cL-lt ID f9l uee1 com
petcat. rellAlle attorney u assist yo4 lA be
Ih1 UNDERSIGNED Is u0t l9c4ted fn Washing
Tea. noe las ue dElT s4 or Aa fai4 lAsr1 over
other attorneys. III has newer or.l p F.
eIal cA4ul lller.' or lAfi Lcipal cAaHailrf.' lie
has no branch olie s. lie has lo long l-,t
0i Distinguished mea % reI7g % - special
SiCCEss Is THE BEST TEST OF MERru
ile sre4fils 81 near one hundred rIa-ius IN
uEtle 0yeg fvalt a. tfes .tll5 lta-lf
FOJ RrEEN THOUSAND D0LLAksi
l. the ground up0n which hs invites syu -
Tul youF c.alm ia his hands. 80 cnafgr. even
f.r pa.ra--. ultLl the claim IS allowed lie
does not 4ss his claimants % do al thp work
lie simply ashs tAem 90 lur-lsI tAr nrccs
saTy Information % enable him % procure the
evidence. aus. as a rule. the pension - So
cured without further trouble o. ciaimant.
Ny position As Acting Chaplain oi the sol
dl-rs Home here most of my work has been
done. has taugh. me that uo part of thc worA
"a secu u pensions can safely nr lctL % mex
perrncrd hands, So, IS arlle. do nearly ali
Wm0Ws AND DEPENDEsr PARESrs' CLANS A
SPECIALITY
Advice given gladly. rsen N another attor-
Icy bias claim pa hand. / have the addresses ol
several thousand eK-soidlefs- Claimants Wish
ing to nud thelr comrades Will 60 vel 10
Y0U N. AIT Youa PsSsl0S ALLOWED BEroEE
AoC DlEi
III you I've a reasonable time after placing
tlAlli tl ny uAlAo can guarantee AlAl II
Will De- allowed 50 that you can enjoy some Of
IT, al least.
Call upon or address me az Michigan sol
der, Home or No. 33j North Lafayettc-st.,
Graud Rapids. Telephone 76l. at the Home
or No- SIS. Hoping T. receive a share OF your
patronage. 1 am. faithfully yours.
CHAS. X. GIBSON
Solicitor OF Pensions,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Please mention this paper.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29

3 Gore Rfrorfer Beek dla oae eogla
Bst idea IL tas 4alsaal ~ e was raiuy.
AL ttrslea ttlng vet t1e appearance
81 tsa hars- aas changed. Sic dl4 net
"a. sae eautsln thaI she ooald Rot l1en-
Uff lhs harse Tie animal NGs driven
pass aer toase AID she bsd no chance -
observe the laot19n Of its legs. Sic
aekn0a ledgea having AZ one time given
Captain seAaaek . description 81 the
herse. bar had neglected - SPEAK of the
peculiar moEoa waioh she h44 dec Ard
she coald never forget.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29

SELMA. Ala. Oct 2s.- Fire which began
in LEOPOLD Bros. dTy-goods house on
Brood street at o'clock Sunday morn
ing spread rapidly and caused the fol-
lowing losses: LEOPOLD Bros. 800. coo;
Gill's Hotel. $4,000; Rockwsy q Co,
$50, 600; Selma Frsternal Lodge g. coo;
Fitzpatrick Bank saloon. $4,000: Roths-
child & Co. confectionery. SIC. 900. all
fairly insured except Gil's Hotel The
guests Of the hotel were obliged 20 Gee
hastily and lost al their effects
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29
Post-Omces at Sea.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-Postmaster-
General Wanamaker in his forthcoming
annual report will recommend that post
Offices be established on the principal
steamers that ply between ports of the
United States and Europe similar TO the
postal service on railway trains. This
would greatly facilitate delivery on
both sides of the Atlantic, as packages
could be all arranged for distribution
with rapidity on steamers arrival in
mort
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29

seseral gEala a..s sas e-- 81 aee cc'ofod
s.ll1a $40 ....l /. r,-.t t.in. g la1a.r aa
slrsei t-e4-a.e-.. z.- 80 Gas -e eae--ae ~
tle flel aeae ~ -r.s ezls4 l la4l L-e
psl.ezt sad Dat l4se s-ah-- a.-cl l-sssr,
eat ( commenced t.s -ss ef e1s Sp-a-,
all egEel lar s11ld sel. fz-t s-s r-s.-
se--s go, 4.-- aaera las 1ell 8. rsE-El -i l.e
l-s<-se. lfgzE- ss-its spacac l.osl cs-sl-
lcll a.ei-i1e feF eioo. eiseazes. ls - la1l-1ey
Is - l1te esl l.s lllslA.
A-l-sEsl-e. A-1Z e. sFAsa. Nd.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29
Choked His wife to Death. rTz

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn, Oct. 2s.-Freder-
ick Merrill. while under the influence
of liquor Saturday night, beat and
choked his wife in a brutal manner.
She was rendered unconscious, in which
condition she remained until Sunday
night, when she was found and the
facts made known. She was taken 10
the hospital, where she died.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 2s.-A special to
New York paper says: ExSecretary
Bayard and Miss Mary w. Clymer Will
be married Thursday, November :. The
ceremony will be solemnized at the
residence Of the brides mother, on II
street, instead Of at the parish church,
st. John S. 1t is intended that the event
shall be very quiet affair.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29

Bosrov. Oct. % tom Shea, an eT-
convict. was murderously assaulted BY
James Kelly. q pugilist. in HoTarty's
barber shop Saturday shea bad threat
eued 20 XIII John T.. Sullivan, who wa,
also in the shop. and Kelly cut his
throat with q razor. 1t is believed Shea
wrf1 dfo
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29
struck by a Train.

RoCHEsrER. y. Y. Oct. 2s.-A Newark
IN " dispatch TO the Herald says:
Esign Ellenwood, formerly prominent
farmer Of Olcott. and later a resident of
Lyons. was struck by au express train
on the New York Central railroad near
tho station here Saturday night and in
stantly killed. He was II years OF age
and leaves 4 widow.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29
IYnr-shIn. Il HonoIuIu

SAN FRAxCrsCo. Oct. 2s-Acc0rding 70
advices received from Honolulu there
are four American war vessels there
the lroquois, Mohican, Nipsic and the
Alert. Admiral Kimberly will probably
remain there with the vessels until after
ghe coming election in the Hawaiian
kiurdorr
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29

CHrcAeo. OF. 2s-P Professional burg
lars forced open the safe in ne sub
postal station st Forty-second and Hal
sted streets early Saturday morning. se-
curing s400 in cash ard several regis
tered letters containing an unknown
amount
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29
Bad5v Hurt

SFIa5A. Ala. oct 2s Ben Taylor.
contractor. and four O. his workmen
were terribly injured ~ the collapse of
a. versn1s on vhich they were stand
in7 trying 20 push in fae wall a 3
hailding that Rad be~n partially c.
swoys3 - fro.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29

Nrw orrrAvs Ort % The sefsles-
sions ~ MAJOR Blrke IRE Ltreirisrs e.
stats Treasure. have been fvee ~ ths
r-sna furry ~ serE ooo u is believed
tfs Government has been asked for RS
eEtrssit1gn-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29

EVANSVILLE. Ind. oct 2s-Josiah ".
Knight. tho oldest school-teacher In this
state, died here Sunday lie was born
In New Hampshire in 1915 and had been
teacher here over forty years. Part Of
the time he was superintendent Of
public schools Of this city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29

SAY FRAvc1sco. oct 2s Mrs Charles
Crocksr. widow 81 ths late Charles
Cro-ker. of the >oatbsrn Pacific railroad.
died saddenlg SUNDAY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29

ICOINC!

With the AntikaisOnine COmpany's Plastico
We guarantee 10 our customers that we will
produce better effects IS well as moro durable
work than any other wal decorating process
will make for the same amount Of expense.
whether competing with a frescO in water er
oil. or whether with finest wall papC.s. In
crusta walton. or papier machiere. or whether
with common papers. We do this work either
in solid water tints or vanished. producing
leather Ike effects. We also make Hand made
Wall Paper on the same principle for walls too
badly broken OF patched. Call and see our
designs and get figures. Corner OF ottawa aud
Pearists.. opposite Morgan & Ayery's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29

Eor three or f91r gelrs Z la an ea-ag sore o.
my lol.,le tA4- n-ale c91sl1zr-h.e t.-le .l IT,
I 1ecal-e a.ar1s11 q - Pr9gr1zs, a-l uell %
Aa.1i. far searuenL t1s nesl1 sas tl1E I
c-r.nancei q lse ~ sailLs spec.-c. ald -
s-la cas- a..s sele, .L1t-t q HAS ~ E. --
4lala--.ll. Ca. M l4. -s a. L-uls-
Tsesuse g1 lsa-er rl-'ee IEee
eEiFT eEzllFl- L--. Df4s-r g, A-az-l, ca
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29

w40or. Gs ort - a special from
T-rssula says ttat saturday r. ett Hr
ard W-s Niner. sn aged couple. living
near there were Eiilsd V1th an axe ~
ross,s.-s. who then rsrsacked TIE house
Armed parties are searching for tie a.
sa-e'rz
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29

IFtTIfr |"t p
CsrT1F -Neriref fairy acffvs ou locsl suc
slipping secourt sEd prices sel maintained.
especially ~ fhf fffter Frsaes. G1ofstions
rarred 81 a. i00fff for rod - cb0ice snlp
nag steers e. E1soo for orrrrn0n ~ F0oe
a. e. seas - f1f rrtchsre' sterrs e Hs11f ~
f0- -t~-ke~s. q 1G1e - fos Tsrsus - Ss4-5 70
fa~ Westerns . a. ~ fof Tse9>rs. p "a
. r. for Covs = 6oqe = for inferior mizsl Stock
sd Paifs
Hoos-wsrkrf a-s-r sre frui Prices -
hirfe e. ssfee ~Hrrnf 81 2 f'T41 iof lEtt.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-29

And now ! prooeed . tho ceremony q
breaking ground for new House OF God
Here o spade was handed by an elder Of the
church to Or. Tamage. who with a turn of
the spade removed portion Of the soa) In
the nnme q the Father and - the Son and
Of the Holy Ghost The work Is begun. Now
l,t the building rise Blessed be the Lord
God Of Israel from everlasting % everlasting,
and let the whole earth be filed with His
glory. Amen and AInsnl
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-08-17
A. l.. crow For U. S. Marshal.

Now that one appointment has es
eaped from Tucson and is being view
ed with great complaceney ty gen
tleman in Pinal county, there is some
hope that possibly some other little
appointment may manage to slip It's
shackles and get away. For instance,
why shouldn't Cochise have the office
Of United States Marshal? MIR A.
L. Grow, one of our esteemed fellow
citizens, is q candidate for the posi-
ton. 1t the idea that the defenders
Of the Union should be given pre-
ference over other applicants is to be
carried out Mr. Grow should receive
the place he desires, 10y reason OF his
service in the Union army during the
war of the rebellion. Coehise, the
strongest Republican county In the
Territory, has not received any sort OF
recognition, and this treatment is not
being very highly Appreciated
Tombstone Epitaph.
The strong endorsement given
to A. L. Grow by the Epitaph is
seconded by the SENTINEL. Mr.
Grow lived in this county for long
time and his record here as citi-
zen and official is one that he must
feel proud of. AS Chief Engineer o
the Colorado Steam Navigation
Company, Mr.. Grow proved etlici
ent and capable. He was Chair
man of the Board Of Supervisors o
Yuma county for several years; an'
his official career gave satisfaction
to his constituents. In few word
A. L. Grow is an honest, reliabl
man, and we'll fitted in every pan
ticular for the position Of Unite
States Marshal for Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-08-17
Oceans side.

Take it all in all, Oceanside is IN
comparably the finest seaside resort IN
Southern California. In natural adj
vantages, Santa Monica cannot com
pare with it. The enterprise OF man
has done more for Santa Monica, but
nature has made Oceanside, the
favorite.
AS a watering" place, as bathing
resort, OceanSide is far ahead of any
other place from Monterey to San
Diego. The beach is Incompatible
and the safest for women and children
OH the lower coast.
Oceanside has also in the South Pa
ciic House, one of the most comfort
able and home-like hotels in all South
ern California. The conVeniences and
surroundings are all that the most
fastidious can ask. The rooms are
spacious and elegantly appointed; the
table. leaves nothing to be desired;
the attendance is prompt, polite and
admirable, while Mrs. Van Slyke and
the courteous manager, DIR. futile,
are indefatigable in making thcir
quests comfortable.
On the beach, the bathing facilities
have been greatly improved, aid afford
every ordinary convenience. At the
South Pacific, one is convenient to the
railroad depot and the postot6ce, and
within few yards of the beach.
Why the railroad company does
not do more for Oceanside is mys
terry. An attem pt has been made t(
make San Juan rival to Oceanside
but the attempts miserable failure
Nature made Oceanside a delightful
site for seaside resort, while she ha
Just made San Juan the opposite
Nor can the railroad alter the fact.
Were the railroad people to civ
Oceanside one half the chance the
! are giving Redondo beach, Oceansid
: would rapidly grow into a large to~r
Indeed, it will do SO anyhow, thong
r we regret to say that the railroad doe
!. not give it fair play.
- San Bernardinoians are wise
in making Oceanside their favorit
=, for, it is without a rival as seasid
Q resort on the whole lower coast.-Sa
Bcrnardino Courier
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-08-17

E. BLACK RYAN attended the meet
ing of tbs State Board of Equalization
at Sacramento, last Wednesday. lie
left last Thursday for Arizona to at
tend a meeting of the Board of that
Territory. 1t seems that there are
two Boards of Equalization in Arl-
IONA, owing to complication in politi-
cad affairs, so Ryan has to attend the
Boards appointed 10y Republican and
Democratic Governors. Ryan says as
he cannot discriminate between the
two Boards, he will have to attend
both. His only hope is that the two
Boards will agree rs to taxcs.-S. f
News Letter.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-08-17

AUSTRALIAN engineers find that
rains which at intervals of about
five years fall in the arid districts
of the island soak through the
porous soil and gather in subter-
ranean channels and reservoirs.
The arid regions of the United
States are not dryer than those of
Australia. Artesian water has been
found in abundance under some
desert lands. The irrigation sur
veys in districts where there is a
lack OF mountain streams and sur
face supply might well include a
complete system Of artesian well
prospecting.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-08-17
Direct from the Front.
KNOXVILLE, TENN, July 2, 1883.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 2, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ca:
Gentlemen-I can, cheerfully and truth
fully say that S. S. S, is the greatest blood
purifier on earth. In 1884 l contracted
blood poison. Physicians treated me with
no good results. l took half dozen differ
ent kinds of blood medicines, but, without
receiving any permanent relief !! was in
duced TO try S. S. S. l began the hrst
bottle with the gravcst doubts Of success.
l had been So often deceived. But i'm
provement came, and continued its use
until perfectlyswell. 4 have since married,
and have a healthy. family. No trace of the
diselsc IS seen. Swift's Specific did all
this fer me, I'D I an grateful. Yours
truly, J. 5. STRADfR.
LIS Dale Ave,
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-08-17
Does This Co?

Undoubtedly every paper in Ari
IONA is periodically called upon to
undergo very near the same experience
with advertising. bureaus, and adver-
Using agents, as is HOof and Horn.
Propositions for advertising space in
which the virtues of all sorts of COM
modities and nostrums are to eXpati-
ated upon are received at figures SO
absurdly low that in nine cases out OF
ten the bare cost of paper, compost
ton, shoe leather and wind for pro-
family In providing positions at "toF
of column, next reading matter, ETC..
is hardly covered. Hoof 0nd Horn
suggests that the territorial news
papers form a sort of ''trust" in ordel
| that local rates in this line of business
NAV be maintained. Let us hea
from the brethern.-Hoof and Horn
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-08-17
Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the
regular quarterly meeting of the
County Board of School Examin-
ers of Yuma County, Arizona Ter
ritory, viii take place at my office,
on Monday, September I'd, 1889, at
10 o'clock A. NJ. Applicants fol
certificates will govern themselve
accordingly.
G.. H. BRINLEY,
Probate Judge and Ex-oficic
County Superintendent of Public
Schools.
Yuma, A. T., Aug, Is, 1889.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-08-17
ReneWs Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.
Iowa, tells the follow ing remarkable story,
the truth of which is vOuched for by the
residents of the town: ~ am % years old;
have been troubled with kidney complaint
and lameness for many years. Could not
dress myself without hell. Now l am free
from all pain and soreness, and am able &c
do all my own homework. l owe my
thanks to Ele ;tric Bitters for having re-
new ed my youth and removed completely
all disease and pain. Try bottle; 50cts
and 81 at A Frank store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-08-17

BROWN -SEQUARD's lamb juice and
squirt are Occupying the attention of
Europe and America. He has gone
SO far as to declare that the juice
from any part of thu animal anatomy
will reiuvenate the analogous anatomy
in man. Now we want to see how
many baldheaded men will walk up
and buy brain juice only.-S. F. Alta.