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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-08-07
THE MARKETS.
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SIOUX CRY. In, Aug. 6.
Hogs- Receipts. A.ao ofsoisl yesterday. .ss6.
sfrsng and others steady. with lower tendency
vial close lowsr. ssliins "a ss.soBs.sa buik %
Osss,s- -Rsesapss. 600; onsssAs: yesterday.
sei shipmsnts. i7s. Maxkss dull nothins
doing. Quotations Fat ssss1s. prime. ss.Tss
.oe ssoss. ssa % go ssa@ loo @pSn sSaaSi sssss is
ss.e6ss.is: tar 70 sooa. II Isssoo: iasssis..
sa.7sss.sss rsass;s. fsir % 5000. si.Tsaass !;
inferior 70 eommon. .. 71aL@ esnnsxs. 1ss .
sl.as yssxixnes, sxaxa ehcios. yAoo1s. y con
somnson. sl5spzss; veal calves poor %
ehoics. ea.o0a687A
seusA oznshm KAvs sssek.
Hnss : Raoespss. i0.7so. Shipments. II ears
Maakst opened steady 20 STRONG. sailing a.
1csssssis-nsesspss. Lsoo: oslslAl yesterday,
I.la5; shlpmsnts sars. Market opsnsA
strong quality fair.
Chicago lave ssook.
CmuuAao. AUG. O.
Hogs -Reosspss. a7.ooa Maskst slo1 Rna
lower: Light sa:ssgsso; heavy packing
Cattle Receipts. laooo MAxkst steady.
Bulk sold q ss Tse5AAo; butshsrs' Stock
s'sss sssss % Rsssspss' Ie,ooo Market lower ON ali
but prime nasives. Natives, ss.7sss.sol west
exnR. 8a.609A5u.
ChieAmo Predaes.
CmsUAeo, Aug "a CEose 10 D. m.
Wheat ssssdyi eaah. % se sspssmbsE. WA
seMs os<s Tsy; sssn So. ss.a ..,se; ssp.smD.r.
10 6ss.-.ssssds: cash. @4s. ssps~ms4.
mk<N, May k2N
Mve--Eirxn b0a6e.
NO. a. Mnxiay~r&esAdy.
No. Flax Eaed--Efrzn; el-E.
Prime T1maoshy nssd STEADY sl.ss@bI. A6
Prnxisznm2S wMess pawk. hrms cash &alssg
Bepssmbas s11.As January. &is.S0 Lard
nrin oa9h, sA.1Ss Jaumaxy. eSv2a& o.so short
Januaxy. sAs0a
New norA Rraaass.
NEW XoaK, Aag. Q.
whea4 -~ Stronger and hashexi HapaanbsRS
0askats sa.00s4 Dwesxnesg, &I.b1Ms
Corn Pirm and hiebeE he n ssS4sene.
Om&a~ STRONG and hiKheK Western s2S5a ac
Provisions FUrk dali and hxmi naess. N1s.01&
1AaA xsrd. zsm e8.xA. nuttss nrnf west-
sKn. aDi7e iszns, K1ssss. EsEs weak wsstsxn'
f6a1se.
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HUNTINGTON. Ind. Aug 9.
Oliver Alellsr, Of Huntington, Ind, has
been seized With strange case OF insanity.
He imagines himsolf Gen. Grant, but
every other way v perfectly sensible, A
few days ago he went upstairs 10 where
bis unole had an old army uniform stored
away, dressed himself In the suit. bncklsd
on an old sword ami wsnt about the neigh
borhood giving commands. Finally be put
away the sword and ssnt To Fort Wayne,
apparently in his right mind only for tha
one delusions Since lie has gone there hs
has been quist, though II is thought Ia
viii hare 70 bs placed IN sn asylum.
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HALrAxs n. =, Aus. 8.
The steamer Porsia, for Newfoundland
from Nsw York, had an awful experience
with an Iceberg on Fogo Head. Speaking
OF the encouuter Capt. Ash said: just as
We were passing an iceberg which stood mp
out Of the water $50 feet and vas 600 feet
long, i broke In three pieces. One OF the
ssctions, 2tl0 fest long, which had sunk,
came up under the steamer, lifting her en-
firely ott of the water. She remained for
some rRInutas resting ON the huge cake Of
ice and then fba tremendous sea set her
free. The sfanch1ons In the saloon Of the
steamer wers displaced and bent and the
undsreirders Of the dining table smashed. !"
Capt. Ash declares that he was never In
such = psriIous position before. His men,
he says, becAms panic stricken and u was
only by thrsatening 10 shoot them that ne
preserved anything like order.
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had finiahsd these things, and said: DO
the doctors say IL is all riaht9" AZ the
wardsn's question DR.. Fell stepped for
ward with long syringe In his hand and
quickly wstted the two sponRea which
we're as the electrodes, one on top OF the
head. the other at the base of the spine
The water which he put on them was I'm
prsenated with salt. DIR. spitzka answered
the warden's question with sharp
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A series Of moody Tragedies.

Or. LouIs. Mo-, Ans. ..
A series of bloody tragedies, in which =
divorced husband, desperate son and o
slisreputable woman figured, were enacted
at 7a4 Clarke avenue, st. Louis. The
woman is Justiana Burkhards, and she was
living with her divorced husband, Fritz
Korleppls. Her legal husband is In Mil
waukee. she IL professional bonds
woman Tor dissolute women and was quite
wealthy. While az supper Korieppie OBJ
jected 10 the soup and quarrel ensued,
which terminated BY the man drawing a
revolver and shooting Mrs. Burkhardt, her
son. Richard Hook, and then putting a
bullet through his own head. The boy
Hock waa shot throngh the head. The
woman received two woands and will die.
The murderer died instantly.
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MosTmakf.. Qns.. aug 9.
r. q. Hhanghnsssy, assistant president
OF the Canadian raeihe reiiwsy, estimates
0n ahe hAsis of information contained In
recsnt tslegrams that the northwest grain
crop wili amount 10 II. .000. 900 bushels, Of
which II. .000, 900 viii BE- Tor export.
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MoRMons DEFEATED.

They Are oatnunabered I'm Thsir Own
SALT LAKE Crrs. Utah, Aug. O.
The election at Salt Lake resulted in the
liberals electing their entire ticket by ma
iorities ranging from 300 to 600. The fight
has been bitter one. The city gives 900
liberal majority over the combined Nor
mon and labor tickets. The city is ablaze
with glory and bands and drum corps are
parading the streets. The Mormons are
badly broken mp, as the result probably
means their everlasting defeat as a body.
Tickets were distributed In all their
churches Sunday night and strong ad-
dresses were made by the elders urging the
people to vote the straight ticket. II is
likely that the next election viii be on
party lines democratic and republican.
shot Dead by . Fortune Hunter.
sT LoUTs. Aus. q.
The unexpected acquisition Of $1,000
eanssd the mnrdax OF Mira -Clemsntina
Manning Al her home In Sc. Louis. Mrs.
Manning was widow and lived with her
sister. When the news of her good luck
became noised about samuel Wilson, q
I0flnbE kMx&fD tAliBM 0M n1f anu bCk1h
paving assiduous attentions. Mrs. Man
ming soon discovered that II was the money
be vas after, and forbade him 10 come to
the house. AZ noon Wilson entered the
house and, going directly TO Mrs. Man
ning's room, shot her three times, killing
her Instantly. Wilson was approached In
his cell and asked TO make statement n
TO the cause or TIE shooting. he refused
most emphaticalls to even open his lips,
and ordered his qnestioner away from the
grating. Thsn he sullenly retired to the
farther corner OF the corridor aud stretched
himself Out, face downward, on the hard
bench. Later he coolly said: I'm will
ingto hang; that's all right. I'm ~ guilt,
as and they can take me out ant
strIne ne up ~ soon ~ ever they &c
ready. | dont give 49, what becomes
Of me.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08

THE Colorado River Placer Mining
Company have met with such salts
factory results in their present place
Of working that they have ordered an
other plant Of machinery to place In
one of their other gulches, which no
doubt will yield as handsomely as
where they are now working. If so,
several other plants will he placed al
oncr, for they have sufficient territory
to Justify it. The company is now
working the most difficult portion Of
their ground and doing s great amount
Of Development work in the way Of
driving drifts and opening up new
ground which viii ensble them &C
work more rapidly and convenient.
later or, and in the meantime are re-
eeiving ve,y-satisf.ctorr profits. This
paper has Suggested the working OF
these placers for many years, and
takes pleasure in noting that the pres
ent workings have backed UP and
demonstrated Tat we We're correct III
our opinion, and we 90 still further
and suggest that there are other prop
critics adjacent which SHOULD be work
ed that would add largely to the
wealth of this country.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
Cur Rii.tin.

The Adiutant General Of tho Terri
tory has issued circular for distrlbn
tion in It's various counties, invoking
action by the different communities
upon the subject Of militia organiza-
tior. This circular will be fonDd IL,
another column. We acco:d our as
sent to the proposition in unmeasured
terms.
First-We possess a material her"
Of young men that one. fastened int,
q system and discipline would lie p
credit to the county and territory.
They are almost without exception
good looking, well mad, active, strong
and enduring. Once in the hands O:
a compstent drill master. their nafcrsi
ambition to exceii would qric&!y de-
velop the organization late IA active
unit Of advancement.
An armory Of sufficient capacity to
accommodate a fail company could h,,
maintained at sroa1l p..rson;,t exprr>,.
An attractive uniform woa31 add
to the esprit" a little vanity IN
this direction is commerdaLlp.
Second-It would promote gcoG
feeling and develop desire to mai..
tain at all times, whether in or out g.
ranks such character of department =.
10 merit the appreciation Of the cor
muniiy, and last, it would be th.
startirg point fer the acquisition o.
mil ery knowledgr. Each mtnh
In proficiency would become an Office,
In time, with capacity to organize and
instruct Others in any emergency. /;
all these things are perfected and E
competitive examination hereafter baf
with similar organization OF the Ter
ritoy, We are we'll satisfied that tn,
Yuma contingent viii nor he ordered
to the sea on a failure in he ten
We hope the entire community will
take an interest IN this movement
and hy so doing demonstrate p pri.',
in he siruano. which nears full anG
complete success.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
South ella Valley.

Head gates for lateral bitches are
being put III the South ella Canal for
those who are getting their lands
ready.
Rev. Mr.. Kocnig has moved il to
.is new hoase en- his ranch. AS l.e
hrgins life again he fully realizes ws'a'
: is 80 TEE cleaned out Of c%rrythin;
md begin again to keep hoos'. Il
would take quite sized vol m t.
cord the many things missed; gone
mp in smoke; when you think you
have not got much, just let a tir'
sweep i; ont o: sight, tlen begin agaii,
ami YOU will think you were a rich
man before the fire came.
Rev. j. A. Crouch was prevented
from iilling his appointment at Doan-
vile, February p, on account of the
severe illness OF Mrs. Crouch. Mr..
rubhs was called upon to preach, as
SIR. Crouch was detained at home.
II is in contemi .i4t'om to erect a
church rdhfic-. Of some kind at Doan-
vale, and the wotk Will lie com
nrnc"d quite soon now, unless some
unforeseen circumstances come in to
l-lay the work. Several have volnn-
i,rr-d work Nhea called upon. Wien
he church Is built. D.p,uvilie VIII be
entitled 20 rank as village. Church,
pestotice and o store mt-kcs village
If not, why no;? OBSERVER
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08

SOME of the Arizona papers are ur,
fairly criticising Gen. George Crook
for his recent outbTrst Of sympathy
for few imprisoned ApacheS in on
of the Southern States. The General
could throw Of on son.e Old and cri~'''
friends, but not OF Oh the Apa"hes
who captured asd safely brought hipl
back 70 military post alive. The
fact that these same Apac!es Lad roll
he'd and murdered hundreds Of SETTLER,
when thrv we've irving TO extract .
living from the soil and mine did 20
iBiure the General IN purse or person
but they saved his life aud helped hin
ont Of bad position, 50 that he woul'
be terrible migrate not to help then
in every way he can.-Chino Get,
Champion.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
Bu:..l Up.

Il is great mistake TO suppose you
can build yourself up on the founda
ton Of another person; or Baterializ.
your gains out OF son: other person S
losses bv crowding him out to max,
room for yourself. The world is sill.
large enough, and has 1"ld quite
ample for any man 70 work in, <itl-
out elboWilg OUT some one else. Many
persons envy the succAss OF Others,
ana rf;cn seek to either get what tn
nave or try 10 rrrNrn' their furth'
success, instead If going in5n a u,v
field If thought or action fox IA.
s.ves. Las, tut not l,ast, is the
tenth enuinind'n' n. In II >h.l IL
covp.." # "a ma", w0aau or "I;Ii. F..
N ting with success in amy - alb.
enterprise, such oIe ! S.lN.s ~
coura2pn,~n', hut Uuf unGt.iv, 10.
many stand ready TO wen Ii il f:on,
them in some W Y. You caillc,
hoiid gonA reputation for youiset
10y trying to pull! down some one els
to your Level. Don't try it,
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
The Creat slell.e Hiy.

Nellie Bly'sw onderfui story in the Family
Story Paper is the talk Of the day. In
towns where there are no newsdeaiers tue
Family Story paper will be sent TO ANY AZ
dress four months for one do.I,r, c1ntainiu !
Nellie Biy's tireas Story. Address
MUNRo's PuRLIsHISG HOUSE,
"a and IS Vande saier Street,
Ne,F York. IL Y.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
Lns lhirg o. tie c. her.

Lying west Of Yuma aud jutting
against Tia, 'own site, lies body OF
:snd. embracing about $4,000 aci OF
land, that cannot lie excel!s.i for SO
rIcultural and hor; icultural purI es.
The land is level, the soil deep and
rich, ard the tract is bordercd 10y q
navigsbl'- river and lies adjacent 10 !.
transcOntinental railway. Within
.ttY miles of the western boundary
t this tract is the Gulf of California
nd ocean steamers have anchored
and can anchor at the mouth Of the
Colorado river. Thus, whatever pre-
iucts may Le raised upon this land,
.lu fad an outlet to market either
overland or by sea. Citrus fruits,
grapes. raisins, and other produce can
have rapid transportation 10y rail,
while beans, corn, etc, can be carried
Nv steamers to the markets of tn,
coast towns of Mexico there to meet
al immediate sale. There is no more
favored spot, in all these United
States, for purposes of habitatlon, and
yet it is uninhabited and deserted ex
c.pt hy less than half dozen almost
iopelrss settlers. The reason for this
state OF af&irs rests iii the fact that
he tract is covered Ivy a Mexican
grant, made to one Fernando Rod
risuez il 1888, and since then as
signed to the Colorado Commercial
and Land Company; the outrage upon
the pconle growing out OF the matter,
springs from the persistent neglect OF
Congress IN providing means for the
set rmcnt Of grant tides IN this Ter
rl,ury. The SENTINEL is not compe
Cent and docs not proposs to attempt
yass upcn the tide, but it rccog
nizes the vast impol tsnce to this
! own that settlement of this tract
contains and urgently advocates somt
action by which the title may he set
tied enc way or the other. Let Con
.ress establish some tribunal TO pass
apon this grant and forever settle the
vexod question, or let Corgres pass
upon il directly and speedily. Ths
paop!., OF Yuma care but little what
method is adopted so that the lane
be thrown oreu to the settler or pur
chaser rs soon rs possible. Just 50
long AS title Is uncertain the land vii
not lie occupied, as the past has dem
onstrated, ami ii would he far prefer
able TO declare in favor of the gran
i han to have matters remain as they
aow stand. There are Lut few SGT
lprs on the land md 5000 wovlt
cover ali present Improvements. Tia
grant ownHis would he only too happ,
70 protect these settlers, and woul;!
undoubtedly, NJ once colon:ze th:
.fsct. H0w-verit is all onc 70 tb.
people Of Yama-e either open tn
land to the settler or give it to TIL
grant. We, Of course, con!ine thi
article to this par:icullr grant.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
a SE-roUs HUMBER.
A. Lady Nesrly Eros rated by = Patent
Medicine.

A. Lady EssrIy frossra'ed by = Patent
Medicine.
4 isdv weltkrown il the Western Addition
has been Il great sufferer for years wth i:Id.gea-
t.oa nnd dyspensia. s,r;lcI vita the test mo-
n.s.s eraisi1s joys Vegetable sarsaosrilla. s's
ae-t ia, = Bottle. tn. druggist, not hav.ag il.
talked llen TITO taxing Gno'her rsararila.
IS the leading sa-s.p,: Las :, 70 nsra. b. CO
purifiers tie elect of he mHtYius o. RIDE
Of l,n..s., iuta a stomach ul7ea,iv d.sreSr!usly
Get: g;e was dis.s' fcis a. III bst rro&tratiuG hei
I, ..,re the intake was T".hfed. g t:IsI
,rl.ed uoor Mrs. Fowie-, Of 81 Ellis street
whose name " 4 aInJrg .h0ac e ircl - ;?
vcgaiabIs Ser>apsIills- Mrs Fowler Es:fi 1t w7s
rue hgt it had cnisG Ler. Aslia rsss*ared
nc vegetable compound was sent for aid
gotten The gentle nc;io2 Of lis veget BIZ
,,inularts upur the liver. Kidney and decS
i've organg. aud its warm s;oI2st L ;oDlcs. were
the very things needed, aud she began imprcv
INC and was her cid self within fortnight
Tc.e so.:u ts Ike ac::on h1t the uames can Is
sivsa If necess .;v.-!San Francisco L;a@tatr.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08

.THBarticle of Hiram Dlaiedell t.
cur contemporary, rho Tiracs, 'ntitIeo
Starting Ranch, is commemorate
one. 1t is full of sensible aid intPlil
gent advice concerning the Treatment
of land, methods of irrigation, and
proper planting of trees and vines
The article will interest every one IL
the county engaged in agricultural
and horticultural pursuits, snd We
look forward to the remaining paris
with much interest.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
MeTcu,!aI Eheusnat;sn.

Mr.. J. C. Jones, city marshal of Fulton,
Arkansas, writes: about ten ears ago
contracted severe case of blood poison
Tie leading physicians If the city ~ore call
ell IN and prescribed medicine after medi-
ciie, which [ took without stfprding any re-
lief. [ also tried murcurial and potash
remedies, with the same unsuccessful re-
suit, but which brought OH an attack of
nercGrial rheumatism that made my life
one If untold sgony. After suffering for
foUr years, l gave up all former remedies
and commenced to take SNift's Specific u.s.
S. S. After taking several bottles. was
entirely cured aud able to resume work.
consider SwiFt's Specific IS. S. S. the great,
est medicine for blood poisoning now on
the market.
= Prompt Cure.
Two bottles of S wits Specific rs. S. S J
cured he Of breaking out ali over my
body, caused b. blood poisoning
NICrcB STEWART,
"a =. Royal Street, Mobile, Ala,
For thirty years l was afflicted with
blood poison, fro n hich suffered untold
Igonies. commenced taking S ). S., and
after uSing i've b-tties, am entirely cared
WILLIAM ScHsNE,
Fius.Ing, L |.
suffered twenty years froai blood
poisoning. Three b5et,es 81 SEi.U's Speci-
80 IS. ), 81 cared ne entirely.
CATHERINE IosHER,
Miheuia. L. !.
Treatise pn Blood aud SKIN Diseases
lsaiir, :f,.e.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co. Atlanta, Ga.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
TUCSON, A. 7.
DAVID K-ENFDT.
N5tiss ior Publication.
(Declaratory Statement 234S.)
Address rae at

LAND OFFICE AT lUCsoN, ARIZONA,
Jan. ZIit, 1880. |
Notice is he's by gi'en that The folio" ing
.,anled settler has filed notice Of his inteD-
ton 20 make final proof in supper Of hi
,..ai,.r, and that sad proof ii! be mad'
.,ef,ne the Clerk of ID ,ttic teart. at Yuma
;,n March l7tn, 1890, liz: Fort Z. S"ide
# Chr, stovsi for the W s"f y " ! .ad "
! OF S " / of SEES %, III :, Il 10 w
He names tue ruilo 'ine wi5nesSeS u
E. n,e his continuous residence upon an'
=. itilatinn Of said land, liz:
Geo. w Nursun, Ira 6"tf'm, Willian
II Trei,hier aud Albert Dove, all If Chi.ys
oval.
HERBERT BLOWN,
Register
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
sSOaE4E-

All claims not consistent with the high
character of Syrup of Figs are purposely
avoided by the Cal. Fig Syrup Company
1t acts gently en- the kidneys. liver and
bowels. cleansing the system etfactually, but
it is not curc-all and makes no prctensions
that e"ery hottie will not sabstantiated.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
yuma. -AI-dSEO1a Il.
SATURDAY. fED. (, 1850.

The public is delighted with th'
assertion Of the "T'inasS man" tia
his paper Is i'sdepe'adesaf; this start
ling insormatio:s shou d he dealt on
in homeopathic doses, as the ind'
pendent policy Of tie Times has no
het materisi:Zed
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
r UoPkvCOTTS M4G.4ZLNE. f0ihh its
,,,,-:sd ard krseiIe MT G0UEsHtS, IS a Lfy1!rE

il iSeT
II .crs tadeeG a Aaftv s3cRGht 10 f'5"t ..
eyfjre n ;z,.lii each "H7''t'.
AZ, IL shoyt novsIrtie. 5Rt d long 'fo'y Snch
q, y,a re aseK 10 ct w b0"R J0'm "1a f'ar
f-,,sz on, 9oX r. 10 0ne doI(ar ard " haJ f0r.
raf culy fan Err aOfe eaeh n.a1tr' re-" ser
an lE4Af,Geo( ofasr fo~f'f@"f 0"5' 7o7ffh SiSeS
yox d mod ~ g:fstae 6s.'d ne 1e/
Tie yiagi7,' 'io'of 'i'''e" Ad' teeh 5fT"FE en-
H.. ,h,,o y IF t,r1La, Enor haze 'e5ouadtd
,6r,yy6osf PIE fa'i'e lard, and 10 day L,fPin-
cot.r Ah,gl sias HImdS III me fr"ni raH' i
r-,zskiy sx5kcgt'ons. and is the m0H 1ofds!J-
,r,goxif,Lsei cf ba6k,c ft.'n Of its kih a IN the
.n0yIL. For fsH dsseriptiOs e''eS.ar'. add'e55
xEppJNcOTT'S MAGAZINE PatiadeL1kis
s. 90 PR yrar. as e's. single number.
The ba5lisEer Of this SGSsr s0iH rseeise J0sS
fa5serip.i0..
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08

SAN DIEGO mas railroad exploring
expedition pat locating route di
rec;ly ear to Yuma. This does not
Indicate that the city of bay-and-
climate expects to exhaust itself to
get the road from Salt Luke; in fact (
: matter of business that their di
rect eastern connection should be
farth~r south where the SHOWS OF
wint T viii never int rfere. 4 gentle
man ieeensly from Nav York and
closely com cttd with one If tn
great lines OF railroad across he c. .
r'pept iinParts the information t,ia;
there is not the least doubt that with
il the next fiv. vars iii.. of railroad
froin the East vii traverse this TT
r:tory from TIE direction % AIbuqp", :
Que to Yuma and % % San DIG; e
cec,.s s;ti.s Cf !'!.'i. a.: a short and
rapid line b t. zen the Sou hrrn
Pacific and ~. Louis ara forcing thu
proposition aud there IS 20 longer
doubt Of the construction t his rev
line at All early day.-Phoenix Herald.
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
70 r Cd,
OR g & a-E !

Peach, Apricot, Cherry an. Pear
r. es, Fine thrifty trees, guaranteed
ru- to name ard free f""n any insect
?ests. Pric" per 100, sixte' n dollars.
St. Michael, Mediterranean. Wash
ingt"i. Nave! Orange trees, price per
100, forty dollars.
Address rae at
The Arizona sentinel., 1890-02-08
THOMAS F. WILSON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
TUCSON, b. TT.
eucklen'o AruIca SaIve.

The Best Salve in the world for Gets
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GEORGIA POLITICS.

The Albany Nel0s and Advertiser is Sc
we're in its denunciation Of Col. Livingston
and his speech at the Georgia Chautauqua.
1t is reported that Col. Livingston denies
that he called Hon. Patrick Walsh a liar
while speaking at the Chautauqua last
week. The following gentlemen of Albany
assert that they heard Col. Livingston use
the language in question: Capt. John A.
Davis, president First National Bank; r.
N. Westbrook, CHIEF Of police; f. N. Clark
agent Brunswick and Western and Savan-
nah, Florida and Western railroads; Hons.
Jesse w. Walters and S. J. Jones, lawyers
Col Nelson Tiff, president Georgia Chau-
tauqua L. E. Welch cashier Commercial
Bank; II. H. Tarver, merchant; w E.
Mitchell, correspondent Atlanta Constitlt-
ton; Capt. John 7. Hester, Dougherty's
tax collector; A. w. Muse, of Muse &
brown; I. p. Green, business manager
Neics aud Advertiser, and the reporter. A
cool bakers dozen