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tourists.

Whether On pleasure ben, or business nould take cn every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, as 1t acts most pleasantly and etteCtual.y on the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing levers, headaches and other forms of sickness. For sale in soc and SI.oo bottlesb by all leading druggists.
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EMS Ihrm Gnnl.hlr

NEW NoEE. sept. IA Washing ton special says Tanner bil goodbye to all men in his office las. night. and va. no; at his office thi, morning
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In Consultation With the President.

WAsHINGIo>, sept Il-Secra;ary Noble. Commissioner and Marshal Ransdell are in consultation with the President ,o day, presumably in rrla- ton to the case oi Tanner.
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Found.

A plain gold wedding ring, between Nacosari and the old Nicholas ranch, in sonora, about fifteen days ago. The owner can have the same by call ing on Henry Campbell, at the Pony saloon, in this city, proving property and paying for this advertisement.
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Mr. Hoeter has received d lot of the seed ot the parsette-salntoIn, forage plant that IS attracting a great deal of attention at the present ure. It is ca med to be especially adapted to dry countries, and b said to be superior 10 iucerne or alfalfa.
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ARIZONA AFFAIRS The Subject of Investigation
 by the President. CORPORAL TANNER REMOVED. Particulars of the Great Storm on the
 Atlantic Coast-The Wyoming C1hyaGt9n.
 Spp-t. AT IT, THE nan Lpf- kpIf
CORPORAL TANNER REMOVED.
SPECIAL To THE pAILY ErITArH
No Clut

LoNpoN. sept. 1.-The police have not discovered any clue 'o rho mur- derer of the woman whose body waS found in Whitechapci yesterday morn ing The body ha, mo; been identified
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NANILD.-Ageato for the Economy FueI Eu.r--. Cheap and best or the kind n the market. Address P C. Box 583 Omaha, Na0.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-12

If you want ice cold St. Lous draugh, beer out of a genuine German pump call on Julius Cesar al the Crystal Palace. If
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The-e wa~ a terrible epidemic O; dy-entery and bloody hux in Pope County, Illinois. last summer. A many a, hye deaths occurred in one day. Me.-r-- Walter Brothers, of Wal ter-hur-, sold over @>o bottle, @: Chamberlain, Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy during thi, epidemic and says they never heard ot i,, fail ing in any case when the directions were followed It was the only med icine used that did cure the wor,. cases. Many persons Were cured by it after the doctors had given them up. 25 and 70 cent bottles for sale by II. J Peto.
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BLANKS.

Location notfccs, TzSfic<s' 6Lanks, ab- 6hea6le t0 Me NezO Code, miring 5OnG5 and deed5, aud aX 6Lanks commonly T. xss, /oy saIE ss kAis o6s6<
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Dry ConCentrator

THE GLOBE DRY ORE GONCEN- TRAITOR will concentrate from 15 to D tons of gaIeua ore per day, and of light sulphurets from z to l5 tons. For Particulars address
 Room liz Phelan Building,
 San Francisco, Cal.
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seed. fresh 3, Hoefier

ice Spring good Pant, from SG up, suit, from S5O Gp See Harris stock md convince yourself.
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THE DAILY EPIT4PH IN

the only Duly Ne"SpdPer published ip CochiSe cOHn- ty that takes q regular telegraphic press report and does not Use "Joiitr plate"
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-12

This bowler never varies. A marvel 1. ;;.ri.y. strength sad ~hoieS0ruJI.- sS More economical then the ordinary kinds ana cannot be sold m competitor with the multitude of low test, short weight alum 1T phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CC, Io6 Wall St, N. Y
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The Can Can restaurant has the finest varieties oi fish ire>l every day.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-12

PictUrc>. picture frames, mouldings and artists materials al Monmonier's.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-12

Latest -,yle oi cloth for Summer suits at Harris tailor shop. If
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-12

Swinton'~ indellihle marker. for clothing and all other fabrics, is for sale at Noumouicr's
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-12

J. II. Whites ranch butter at Vol colts. fl
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-12

If you want to get fresh telegraphic (no grapevinej news. read the ErIrArH
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-12

The Can Can restaurant has the finest varieties oi fish ire>l every day. Latest s.yle oi cloth for summer suits at Harcis' tailor shop. If
 -
 The very finest coffee at the Maison Dore restaurant.
 Broilcd steaks and chops speciality at the Mlison Dore.
 
 J. IT. Whites ranch butter at Vol cott's. tf Miss Wood gives concerts at the Crystal Palace concert hall every nj ght. Go and hear her 9,i Stationery, paints, oi!,, etc, a: Mon monicr'> 70 Baby carriages, toys, brushes. books, etc, at Nonmonier's.
 
 Fresh fish and fresh oysters every day al the Mai-on Dore. Picturc-. picture frames, mouldings and artists materials at Monm0nier's. Fresh oysters al the Can Can every day
 Swinton', indellihle marker. for clothing and all other fabrics, is for sale It Noum"nicr'- If you want to get fresh telegraphic lnO graPeyinej news. read the ErIrArH
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-12

Broilcd steaks and chops q speciality at the MaisOn Dore
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-12

Baby carriages, toys, brushes. books etc, at Nonmonier's.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-12

Miss Wood gives concert, al the Crystal Palace concert hall every night Go and hear her s gti
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-12

Fresh fish and fresh oysters every day at the Mai-on Dore.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-12

The very finest coffee at the Maison DOre restaurant.
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Stationery, paints, o!l-, etc, %: Mon mOnicr'> 70
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Fresh oysters al the Can Can every
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-16
improvements in the NJ. E. Church.

A force of workmen under Mr.. c. L.
Cornelison has begun repairs in the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. This massive
stone structure was but little injured on
the exterior, but inside on the first floor
and cellar, chairs, benches and cushions,
pulpit aud gallery presents scene Of in
dascribable chaos and confusion.
The church will be beautfed by a
large pipe orgnR which will with the
gallery for the choir, occupy a position
just on the left Of the pulpit.
Other Improvements will be added,
which will make the interior more beau.
tiful than ever it was before.
Contributions Tor this purpose have
generously flowed in from various cougre-
cations all over the Uo,ted States, who
unite with their exprr ions of condol-
ence and sympathy, i.r.ctic0l proofs OF
their sincerity in des...ng to see their
breth rem again prosperous and happy.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-16

thoughts which come from loss of friends
and loved ones are dispelled, and that
feeling of nameless joy that music creates,
rocks weary heads to rest from the cares
that infest the day.
Mrs. Perry. an inmate of the hotel,
when asked what she thought of the
Red Cross Society and its work, sal /,
as the big tears of gratefulness rolled down
her withered cheeks-"I think they have
done wonders. They beat all ever heard.
They have been most kind to us. All I
have | owe them except life. That, too,
| may say, has been preserved by them"
u But, Mrs. Perry" interposed the re-
porter" some people are complaining Of
them. " Oh my good man, the more
people do the more fault is found with
them. Only great people can make great
mistakes, and to attribute great ones to
the Red Cross is to admit them to be
great. am glad to be able to say word
in praise of them. They have been most
kind. Only for them l would not know
where to put my head"
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-16
Two Bodies Exhumed.

The bodo of female was found Mon
day morning at the corner OF Lincoln and
Union streets. Following is description
Brown hair, plnited and held by knot ;
gold filing in upper front teeth, also in
lower jaw back teeth filed with silver
the two front teeth overlap a blue plaid
dress, strip on the side about eight inches
in width, full length Of the skirt black
Jersey, large buttons; black stockings,
button shoes, Isle thread mlts, large hair
pm, height five feet and three inches,
weight 1875 pounds.
About $50 o'clock yesterday evening
the remains of man, supposed to be
Even Hughes, were exhumed from the
ruins IN the rear of Col. Liuton's house.
He wore a heavy overcoat, button shoes,
plain leather belt ia his pockets were a
band and handkerchief, and a knife; his
height was about five feet nine inches,
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-16
TO VISIT HIS OLD HOME.
Josiah Holsopple, n Runaway Boy, Re-
turns to Greet His Father and Friends.

Josiah Holsopple, Runaway Boy, Re
turns to Greet His Father and Friends.
Ten years ago Mr.. Josiah Holsopple, son
of Mr.. Jacob Holsopple, of Richland
township, taught school in West Taylor
township. At the close of the term he
packed his satchel and left his boarding
house, presumably for his home, but he
never showed up there. For months no
one knew where he was, when letter re-
ceived by some of his friends, said he
had left home for good on account of
what he considered harsh treatment. He
was not of age, and his father denounced
his action very severely, hence he never
ventured to come home until Saturday of
last week he surprised his friends by his
sudden appearance here. AS he has now
grown to mans estate, and has been an
industrious boy, being engaged in prof
table business in the West,it is presumed
his fathers heart has softened, and he
would be glad to welcome home his boy.
His trip is short one, and he will leave
for the West again tomorrow morning.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-16
What Does This Portend ?

Mr.. Jack Kitchens, the jolly old sailor,
who resides in Il comfortable house on
Hinckston Run, showed us yesterday a
wonderful freak of nature. One Of his
chickens had nest of thirteen eggs un-
der the porch of his house and yesterday
came out with eleven chickens, leaving
two eggs in the nest, one of them broken
open. The egg broken open contained a
wonderful little chick with four wings
four legs, three bills, one head, and two
eyes. 1t was SO joined together that it
appeared to be only one little chick. Can
any of the adjoiningcounties produce any
thinp like this2
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-16
Fnnr EnLies M.,lne.da.

-, body was removed f,om n.e ruins
e,r COL Lin,sn'5 residcaya yesterday
motning, the description Is as follows
FeUiale, height tonv fee; five inches,
eight 10 pounds, dark hair, red and
,cl sitiped skirt. wine c9'ored skirt,
,,acl basque, black silk dress, white col
.rMr-c oval gold Buttons, engraved, three
airs hass-two pairs black one pair black
.nd white striped, Slipper, heavy black
.,rrsey, ore round Rhines 1nc earring, a
.airison and Morton badge. First sup
posed to be the remains of Mrs. John
James, but were found nog to be.
1T half past two o'cioc5 d The afternoon
the body of u female wa found near Nor
rel Institute Dark hair low-cut laced
shoes, four rings, one engraved on inside
with initials IN. O. d. ard N. I'D, Feb,
%, 1875" blue cloth dress, breast pin, cuff
buttons
The remains of two children were re-
covered at lower Main street late in the
evening. One u little girl with blue and
white striped calico dress, spring g-heeled
button shoes, number about four. \ lit
tie boy with black knickerbockcrs, spring
heeled shoes. number six.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-16
COUNTY COMMITTEE.

A New Election Ordered and the Demo-
cratic Primaries Fixed for August ~.
Pursuant to call of the Chairman, the
Democratic County Committee met in
Armory Hall, in Ebensburg, Monday
afternoon, Chairman Walters presided,
and Mr.. Z. T. McNeelis acted as Secre-
retary. 4 call of the roll showed that the
following districts were represented,
either by Committeeman, or substitutes.
Chairman, James NJ. Walters, Johns
town.
Allegheny township, II. G. Kaylor
Barr township, Henry G. Hopple; Cam
bria township, Thomas Hoover; Carroll
town borough, Andrew Eckenrode; Car
roll township, j. G. G. Bearer; Chest
Springs borough, j. B. Noonan Clear
field township, A G. Storm; Ebens-
burg West ward, NJ. d. Eberly ;
Elder township, Anselm Weallland !;
Gallitzln borough. NJ. Fitzharris; Gal,
litzin township, j. j. Donaboe; Johus-
town, Second ward, David Kirby; Lilly
borough, F. c. George Loretto borough,
c. F. O'Donnell; Millville, First ward,
Ed T. McNeelis; Munster township,
J. w. Griffin; Portage township, j, D.
Mcdonald; Prospect borough, John
O'Toole; Summerhill township, w. II.
Smay Tunnellhill borough, John j.
Kinney; Upper Yoder township, VIM.
Lantzoy; Washington township, No, I,
Luke Burgoon; West Taylor township,
John f. Straycr
Chairman Walters announced that on
account of the great food at Johnstown,
an election had only been held in Il few OF
the districts OIL June 1st, and he asked
the sense of the meeting as to what should
be done in the matter On motion of Mr..
Fitzharris It was decided that new
election be held throughout the county,
and upon motion of the same gentleman,
1t was decided to hold the election on Sat
urday, August s4th.
1t was announced that all the can lidates
uuu SAINlNtl NEG lloOu GACClb " Ai4ldb'
Steigerwald, who had been the candidate
for Coroner, and the Committee was
asked what should be done in the prem
ises.
On motion of NJ. Fitzharris the name of
Mr. Peter McGough, of Portage, was
placed on the ticket for Coroner and on
motion of John L. Strayer it was agreed
that any person who complied with the
rules could have his name printed on the
ticket for Coroner, providing the arrange
ment was effected on or before Saturday,
August nth.
The question Of the pay of the election
officers who had held elections on June
lst was next discussed, and it was agreed
to let the matter be adjusted by the can
ddates
Mr. Henry J. Iopple asked what was
going to be done with the returns of the
elections held on June 1st, and on motion
of Ansclm Weakland it was decided to
burn them, and they were accordingly
consigned to the stove in the presence of
the committee.
On motion the committee adjourned
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-16
BOLD M0ONSHINERS.
WESTMORELAND COUNTY HAS THREE
STILLS AT WORK.

Their Agents Selling the Liquor Openly to
Miners-The Revenue Officers Regarded
Contemptuously-O News of In
terest.
Located in different places in the
mountainous district of Westmorcland
county there are three illicit distilleries
in active operation. A year ago revenue
officers made an effort to run them down,
but their plans miscarried, and since that
time, especially within the last two
months, the operators have assumed a
boldness surprising to those who have a
positive knowledge of the existence of
the distileries.
One of the "moonshine plants is To-
Gated in ravine on the ridge overlooking
Derry, another is on Laurel Hill, in the
southeastern part of the county, and the
third is near the county line, on Il noun
famous range near the mouth of Indian
Creek. Never can a stranger cross a GER
tain line marked out by the operators, and
to guard against intruders spoilers are
employed and it is their duty to spirit
away anyone whose curiosity leads
them that way. These "spotters "
live in huts, mile or two distant
from the plants, and are always armed
with rifles. The quality of the whisky
manufactured is said to be fair, and its
sale by the mode adopted is always sure
Agents are employed, and the products of
these stills are sold through the coke
region. The miners are supplied wholly
by agents, and the majority of them know
that the liquor is illicit, but tie cheapness
of the article and the convenience afforded
in its being delivered binds them in de-
gree to secrecy. Some Of the farm ors de-
liver rye to these agents and the whisky
made therefrom is delivered to them regu-
larly and the price collected. 1t is be-
Iicved an attempt will be made within the
next two weeks to arrest the operators, as
revenue officers have met in consultation
regarding plans of procedure within the
last ten d;tys
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-16
A wild Runaway,

a runaway on Washington street Mon
day morning threatened at one time to
end very seriously. At the Pennsylvania
Railroad station pair of horses. hitched
to light carriage, were frightened. by the
whistle of westbound freight. The
driver was absent, and as the horses were
not hitched, they ran for the Lincoln
street bridge.
At the time there were several women
on the bridge, but all escaped unhurt ex-
cept one, who was struck on the arm by
one Of the wheels, but not with sufficient
force 70 knock her Off the bridge Tho
horses sen madly dashed up Washington
street, which was crowded with wagons.
Opposite the Company Store the carriage
struck wagon loaded with cofiins,
knocking five of them into the mud, but
still keeping its mad course. About
twenty yards further on the carriage
struck the beer wagon of d. Luz & Son,
the spoEcs in the wheel struck snapped
like reeds, the traces and whifiie,trees
Were broken, but the horses still kept on
At the conner OF Market and Washington
streets tut oil hmse ran into L wagon,
and for i,s pains was knocked down the
other horse falling with it. They were
Tuick, oa tacir feet again, bg before
they -ot away were caught. Queer to
,!y, tn4 ....,ps sustained no sy.ious in
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-16
Register Only Once.

Many people conceive the notion that if
they register several times, or in several
different ways they may possibly get more
money from the relief fund than if they
would make plain statement of their
losses. This is an error and it causes the
different Committees no end of trouble.
The purpose is to treat everyone fairly,
aud if all would stop and register, and only
the head of tlfe family register once, the
work could he done more quickly. Moth
ing whatever is gained by duplicate reg
istering by any member of family, and
those who attempt fraud may expect to
be severely dealt with.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-16

Wednesday morning Zeuas Randolph
made himself conspicuous at the Penn
sylvauia Railroad station by informing
th, general public he was an ambassador
from God. He said he came to call the
people Of Johnstown to Heaven, where
they might chew tobacco and sing songs
forever. Two officers escorted him to the
Millvile Jail and placed him in cell.
There he let himself loose ON the theo-
logical issues Of the day, and enlightened
the officers on his important mission.
Among other things he stated that he
was from New Athens, Clarion county,
Pa, and hat ne was working on a farm
with his father until six months ago, when
God called him to do His work. He is
still meditating on the vanity of human
pleasure in cell No. 3.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-16
Our Homeop.ths.

DR.. H. Kestler, who has been in charge
of the free Homeopathic Dispensary,
leaves for Philadelphia tomorrow morn
ing. He has been on the field of action
for nearly two months and has found his
business increase SO rapidly that he was
forced to call for ass stance His call was
answered by DR.. w. f. Lee, of Bryn
Muwr, who will locate here permanently
if business prospers, as DIR. Kestler has
already decided to do. All services, such
as consultations and visits and even medi-
cine, are given freely. The Office of the
doctors is on Adam near Bedford street.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-16
should BE Fixed.

The Lincoln bridge, or rather the tenn
porary affair occupying the site of that
once handsome and substantial structure,
is in a decidedly rickety condition. To
the ordinary observer it would seem that
il is unsafe. When we consider the posi-
ton we would be in, should this means OF
exi; from the town topple into the river, the
question presents itself, why is not some
thing done to make it safe. Just whose
business it is to see that something is done
is hard to determine, but the fact remains
that something should be done and done
quickly,
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-16
THE NEW CLUB HOUSE.
The Work Rapidly Progressing, and When
Completed Will be "a Credit to Our City,

The Work Rapidly Progressing, and When
Completed Will be Credit to Our City.
The Cambria Iron Company's new Club
House still maintains flourishing ex.
istence in Peelorville. As soon as possible
after the destruction of their fine building
on the corner of Main and Walnut streets.
the Cambria Iron Company converted the
dwelling houses occupied by DR.. Elder
and Expressman Walker, into tempo
rary boarding place until necessary re-
pairs and improvements could be made.
There is to be added to the original
building wing, fronting Walnut street,
with four stories, of pressed brick, con-
taining. in addition to the first floor, thir.
ty-six sleeping apartments, Formerly
entertainment was provided only for
those under the employ of, or on business
with the Cambria Iron Company, Wheu
this shall have been completed, about
December, it will be possible to open
their register to greater number Of
guests. AT their present quarters In
Peelorville they have from thirty.fye 10
forty boarders these will remove to the
Club House proper about September 1st.,
which will be an event giving consider
able satisfaction to the inmates, since
they are now rather crowded and much
in need of sleeping room.
Col. Higgins will push the work as
vigorously as possible Masons are now
sinking deep and secure foundations, and
when the entire building is finished it will
be, as far as appearances go, Johnstown's
best hotel
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-16
4 Scounhrel CaugMt.

A fellow is in the Johastown lookup,
awaiting trial, too mean to be called u
man. Heis from Pittsburgh where he has
a wife and children. Going to Somerset
county, he met the daughter of farmer
Dugan, and by most contemplate misrep-
resentation and falsity persuaded her to
marry him Soon he deserted the girl,
leaving her with blightcd life and ruined
hopes. lie sought to escape well mer-
tied punishment but was arrested and
will be tried for his heinous offence. No
punishment can be too severe for such a
brute.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-16
insurance Money.

MI John McDermott, agent for the
Eew York Life Insurance Company, has
.,ceived drafts in favor of the following
1iis. Mary Louisa Unverzagt, widow of
2.7. George Unverzagt, $4,000 Messrs.
VI. d. Kittcll, John Bowling, and David
Barry, Executors of the late ex-Sheriff
John Ryan, $4,000; Jas. B. O'Connor,
ESQ, Administrator of the late NJ. j.
Murphy, late proprietor of the Hotel
Brunswick, $4,000.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-08-16
WINS rhere An unaercurrent.

\ large stepping stone that was in front
of John Fenn's house on Locust street
name was engraved, was yesterday taken
property on Railroad street As this is
directly in the direction from which the
water came it is question how the stone
was carried there, and leads to the sugges-
ton that there may have been an upward
undercurrent.