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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-11
additional Butte Rews miH be .Goun'
on TIE Sirth pdge.
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

w. j. Mcintosh of Deer Lodge, is doing
business in Butte.
C.. f. Elliott has returned from n
months visit TO Ohio.
An excursion will shortly be given to
P~ipestone Springs by the A.. o.. u. w.
lodge.
A small party of Ogden excursionists
visited Butte yesterday. They came over
from Helena.
John L. Ballaine, staff correspondent of
the Morning Spokesman of Spokane Falls,
is in the city.
General Agent Maze of the Union Pa
cific returned yesterday evening from his
visit to Salt Lake.
Hon. James f.. Sullivan, the last terri
torial auditor of Montana, arrived from
Helena yesterday.
Marshal Daum went to South Butte yes
terday evening To arrest a man for shoot
ing a neighbours dog.
District Deputy G.. +. Marsh will leave
for Missoula Saturday to institute another
amp of the p. O.. ;. of A.
A meeting of the Real Estate exchange
will be held this evening at 8 O'Clock at
the Office of Richards 4 Lewis.
II. w. Foster, representing the North
in the city on one Of his periodical visits.
Charles +. Booth, county clerk and re-
corder. returned last evening from Salt
Lake City where he has been spending a
few days.
The Salt Lake base ball team will play
the Alice team i'm this city next Monday
afternoon. The game will be played at the
race track.
An affidavit of annual labor and inn
provements on the Arctic lode claim was
filed by Damase Choumard and German
Chorimand yesterday.
Judge Eddy has returned from his visit
to the Pipcstone springs where he has
been to "bile" his rheumatism. He has
opened business again at the old stand.
fat Jacks hack team became fright
ened yesterday morning near the Mon
ana Central depot and INDUCED in a rum
away. The carriage was badly dani-
aged.
Hon. A. L. Bray and family will cave
to morrow for Santa Cruise. Cal. where
Mrs. Bray and children will remain until
next spring. Mr.. Bray will he absent
about a month.
The trustees of the Robert E.. Lee min
ing company has decided TO place 10000
shares ON the market at 10 cents per
share. The company will place machin
cry at ono and sink the shaft 100 feet.
Dave Kaufman, who was recently ar
rested for smoking opium is in trouble
again. Yesterday he was run i'm by Of
ficer Leyden for vagrancy and sleeping IN
chairs about the five cent joints. He will
be tried to-day.
The Sons of Veterans will entertain the
members of b e. A. X. and the Women's
Relief corps next Saturday night at FL
deity hall. An excellent programme will
he presented and supper will be served,
insuring an enjoyable evening.
f. ]. T. Goore intends TO remodel his
recent purchase, the Real Estate Chronicle,
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Don't spoil pour clothing or soil pour
hands ,Dih pdint-pot and brush, bat coll at
the [" Standard" Office aud ARE your " To
Rent and For Sale" cards neatly printed
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Notice.

Bids will be received ON or before July
Is. FOR the construction Of two school
houses. Plans and specifications may be
seen by applying to A. l. Stone. superin-
tendent. BY order trustees.
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The Gold Boot, No. 10 West Park. and
dom you forget il.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
Iforao Notoa.

AZ Mcadvillc, Ponno yesterday, Daley
p. won tho 800 trot In straight heats
best time, 9A2H. There were only two
starters In tho 9il7 pace, Onic d., and
Honesty. Tho former Won bost time 2i82,
Tho attendance was small.
Tho western flyers got start yesterday
nj Kansas City. Sam II. won the 2i27 trot
IN straight heats, best timo, 2;2ON, Tho
2,2i paco had six starters and was lntor.
osting. Il. II. won two heats, and thon
Abdallah won tho rocci best time, 2i20A,
Tho 9;22 trot was won by Diamond In
straight heats, best time, 2;2sN,
TERRE nAUTE, May 1.-THE report that
Governor Morrott, OF Minnesota, had pur.
chased Lady Bullion, 0-yoar old record
2nsA, IL n mistake. She has been bought
by Budd Doblo OF r. Kingman, Battle
Crock, Mich, and will DO campaIgnod by
him.
Work was commenced on the Canton
track this morning. We trust that Engl-
noor Holl will 500 TO II that the track Ia
provided with adequate drainage.
MANSFIELD RACES POSTPONED.
MANSFIELD, Nay ~ Owing 10 the con.
tlnuod wet weather Of the past fow weeks,
tho Mansfield races which were 10 have
boen hold Juno A, and have boon post
ponOd until July 2, 3 and 4, tho week fol-
lowing the Marion races.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
Robortaylllo Nowo.


Especial Correspondence Of Nows.DomocraD
RoUERrsvlLLE, May "a.
Mrs. Jacob Dagger has improved somc-
what but Is stlll unable TO be up.
Mrs, Jane Krumlnuf has boon confined
TO her homo for several days on account
Of lllnoss,
Miss NJ, Ungcr, Of Canton, was q visitor
with Mrs. S. Reese on Monday.
Albert Robart made flying business
trip TO Mogadorc on Tuesday.
David Asirc, Of Holmes county, was the
guest Of Rev. Gonsor ono week ago.
Preaching services hero next Sabbath
at 2 p. m.
Minerva Anthony was the guest Of hor
brother Harmon on Sunday, on Monday
she wont 10 Canton whore sho IL engaged
TO work this summer.
A sad funeral was held at Liberty on
last Sunday morning, II was the wifo OF
John Harsh, OF Canton and tho daughter
Of j. L, Stanley. Hor ago was 20 years, 8
months and 10 days. She has been u
grent sufferer from inilammatory rhou-
matlsm for about six weeks and which
rosultod in her death. She had been a
member Of tho NJ, II. church for several
years and died In tho Christian faith,
She leaves husband and one child, .
years old and father 20 mourn her sad
and oarly departure. Tho funeral was q
largo ono and tho sermon was preached
by Rov. Mr.. Gonser, Of the Reformed
church. The remains woro Inferred In
the Liberty cemetery.
Louisa Houport won't TO Canton Mon
day, where she expects 10 work at the
drcssmaking trade this summer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
sloo Reward. 800.

Tho readers OF tho NEws-DEMooRAT
will DO plonaed 10 learn that there IL at
least ono dreaded discase that science has
beon ablo 10 euro In all lis stages, and that
is Catarrh. Halls Cntarrh Curo is the only
positive euro now known 10 the medical
fraternity. Catnvrh hoing q constitution
nj disease, requires n constitutional treat
mont. Halls Catarrh Curo Ia taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon tho blood and
mucous surfaces OF tho system, thereby
destroying tho foundation OF the disease,
and giving tho patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting nn-
have 80 much faith In Ia curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that II fails TO cure. Send for
list OF testimonials.
Address, F.J, CHENEY, Toledo, o.
asgJ"Sold by Druggists, 7bc,
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silver wedding.
WAYNEsBuRo, o. Ma.

WAYNEsBuRG, o. May 20, 1880.
Saturday May "a, was the dnto of q
pleasant surprise upon Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
foltE, OF Brown township, Carroll county,
o. The occasion being tho 2bth annlver-
snry OF their marriage. Early In the fore
ioon tho near relatives OF tho "brido and
Qroom,n Including but q few who were
not rolatlves) 70 the number OF about 81,
assembled at their residence 10 remind
them OF the fact that quarter OF con-
tnry had already olapsod since their mar
rIngo, That they came 10 do thom honor,
and 10 have n good time generally. Tho
aurprise was complete, but they soon. re-
covered thorefrom and proved themselves
equal 10 the occasion by extending their
unbounded hospitality TO the. "intruders,N
giving them possession OF the entire
premises. The forenoon being short was
spent In the Interchange OF the usual
Whow.dye-doa,u while the ladies' were
attending TO the culinary department. In
due time dinner was announced and the
Questa surrounded the tables which for
quantity, quality and variety are seldom
equaled on such occasions, and were in
deed a credit to the ladies, who, no doubt,
had made the we'll meant ondoavor, ench
70 outdo tho rest In the production OF the
finest cako, otc., etc. After oil had par
taken TO their full capacity, there remain"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
GOV. oAMPBD11 IN NEW YORK.
In an Interview Ho Predicts q Domo-
cratic Victory In Ohio IN November.

In an Interview Ho Predicts Demo-
cratic Victory In Ohio IN November.
NEW YORK, May 2S,-[Spccial. THE
Star prints an interview with Gov. Camp
bell, OF Ohio, who ia stopping at the Fifth
Avenue hotel. The Governor says;
democratic prospects In Ohio are
good. or course, we are just getting
settled into tho now order Of things, but
Democrats all over the State are well sat-
lsllod. We havo an election before us
this Fall, and while the offices 10 be filled
Hre not OF extreme political importance,
the election will be important In showing
how the party Is holding on 10 the grip II
gained last Fall. We elect n Secretary OF
State, Judge Of tho Supreme Court and
n Commissioner OF Public Works. l be-
liovc that there IL not the slightest doubt
that the Democrats will carry the State,
and think that the Republicans expect
H. We will also have majority OF the
Congressional delegation, as we ought.
The Barmers' Alliance is getting into
shape In Ohio 10 exercise considerable in
lluence, and that will draw more from the
Republicans. There are moro Republican
farmers who are dissatisfied with the
tariff than the tariff can draw away from
us.n
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
McKIN1nY,s AUGMENTATION

Tariff Bill--.of Course There ia Political
Job IA II and Bomo Rich Republican
Picking.
WASHINGTON, May 2s.-lSpocial, 1T
turns out thoro Ia u big lobin the so.cNllod
Administration Tariff bill, Of Mckinley,
which the Now York importers have
opposed 30 vigorously, The conferoos on
the part Of the House and Senate, u job
lot OF Republicans, have now agreed 10 the
bill In all particulars and II Ia likely 10
become law by July lst.
A soon as the bill Is signed by tho Pros
idont II will bo In order for him 10 appoint
the nine Commissioners Of Appraisemont
provided for In tho measure. The places
are very desirable. The salary IL 5000
per onnum and the tenure Is for life. In
other words nlno Republicans are to draw
5000 SALARY per year for life, without the
power OF the President forromoval, TO per-
form the delicate duties imposed by the
bill. In other words $4,000 per year is 10
bo squandored for tho benefit OF some
louts In New York City, out OF u Job.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
DIED or aRlHF.

Ada VogGn Dies OF Grief In tho Ohio Pon-
itontiary Aftor Chookerod Career.
Ada vogan, who was sent to the Ohio
Pcnltontlary some tlmo ago On the charge
Of grand larceny, died last night ltwill
bo remembered that she was sent for one
year, and had all the Jury oonyIcting her
sign a petition asking for the lowest sen.
lonco. Her relatives reside at New LIS
bon. She comes Of good family. Her
father and sister were notified OF her ILL
moss, but have not arrived. Her trial was
postponed from time TO time aud her dis.
grace and imprisonment bore heavily
upon her mind, finally driving her to In
sanity. After being confined In the Can
ton lal year she was taken 10 the Tol1-
do Asylum. After being restored 10 ron-
son SHE was returned 10 the Canton lpil,
whore, after seven months, aho again be-
oamo dcrnngod and was takon for the see.
ond tImO 20 tho Toledo asylum, Bolng
the second tlmo cured Of hor nihlotion
aho was taken back 10 Canton, tried and
convicted, and she died Of humiliation
and grlof. The deceased had tho roputn-
tlon OF being tho prottiost woman over In
the Ohio prison.
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ed of fragments and otherwise many
baskets, enough 70 feed One or tWp sueh
multlludea more, Dlnner being over lhe
younger menlbenl Of the party rendered
social seleoti0nL Of vocal musio, when
we're followed by the presentation o sew
eral tokens Of respect In the form of use
ful, valuable aud ornamental presenlh'
La response 10 this Mr., hOlta, Ia q few nv
ding remarks expressed himself highly
hOnOred and sincerely Thankful, Tue az
ternO0n was spent la social chat, music
and outdoor sports by the young Ip'
ward niRbifali we reluctantly wended our
way homeWard feeling that al present
had had good time, Mr., and MIRA tolla
have during these years bullt unto lhein-
selves lasting monument, ~ The rearing
OF noble family Of seven children, VINO
are an honor 70 their parents, anl An or
nament 70 society, Long may they i've
aud enjoy many happy returns OF lhelr
wedding day, Though they be not 90 Roi.
geOnsly celebrated 40 was this, they VIII
always prove happy returns,
"AH iHTRuDER,N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
STREET GOSSIP.
Facts Briefly Stated For the Benefit
OF Busy Readers,
sHARER sOAPl thebestl absolnteIy pure

SHAKER soAPI thebestI absolutely pure
A, II, Montgomery, Of osnabura, Is II
town,
II, II, Melser ard A, llarier, Of Osna
burg, we're In the city yesterday,
The will Of Solomon Miller Of Plalr
township has been filed for probate,
Mr., aud Mrs, Niele, superintendent anC
matron OF the Halrmount Children'l
Home al No, Union, are In the city
Mr., Norman l., Cobb, OF Cleveland, anC
Miss Emma Feroh, Of Canton, we're mar
ried at O6 Bond street, Cleveland, by Rev
A. II, Palmer, May ~,
George Obaugh, tho youngman arrested
yesterday tor assault upon a child aiI
years old, was taken 10 the Jail 10 avail
hearing before Justice hlngle,
The eighth annual reunion Of tile Rsall
family will be held al the residence ol
William Waratler, Plain township, this
county, on Thursday, June ",
M, j, Renne, OF Sparta, q, Il, Geidlinaer
Of iiartyllle, j, w, Howenstine, Of llowen'
aline Station, and q. w, Hponaeller, Of
New Berlin, are In town today
Licenses TO enter the matrimonial state
have been granted John H. Walker and
Alice A, Monahan, Of Mlneryal Edgar A,
Bowman and Fannie M, Harding, Canton
David nernhouse, the man arrested by
Marshal Stacy OF Alliance for passing
counterfeit money was this morning
brought 70 the county jail 10 await trial
before Judge Peaae on that charge,
d, l., and II, A. Miller, administrators
Of Jacob Miller, deceased, have been
granted patent on a harvesting and
binding machine and on grain binder
Willard Pennook, OF Minerva, was also
issued patent for car axle lid.
Mr., and Mrs, Snyder celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary yesterday
evening NJ their home. A large number
Of gueata were present, and testified 10
their regard by presenting silver presents,
Rev, 3, T., Long, Of the Lutheran church
read a poem OF his own composition NJ
ting tho occasion.
Theodore Hose, today was appointed
eNeoutrlx OF the estate OF tho late John
Hose, OF Maaalllon.
Roy. Mr., Straaaner and family loft this
morning for Lebanon, Allegheny, aud
Now York, They will be gone two weeks,
Last evening Judge Taylor granted
divorce 10 Jacob y. Goodman, from hih
wife Emma II, Goodman, on the grounds
OF wllful absence.
Miss Nellie Goodman, aged "a years,
died last night at the family rehldence ~
East North street. The remains viii DO
sent to Kent for burial tomorrow.
Jor Kaahner, the East Eighth street aa-
loon keeper, made an assignment 70 his
creditors last night, Assets, $500, n, "
Turner has been appointed assignee.
Neat invitations are out for the oolehra.
tlOn OF the 20 wedding anniversary OF Mr.,
aud Mrs, Goo, M, Snyder Of Mnaallon,
TO bo held tonight NJ their residence $50
Main street. Mr.. Daniel lilaholi, Miss
Anna Bahof and Mr.. Chnrlca Srelbcr
and wife will attend,
Mrs. A. Kilt, aged 81 years, died last
night nt the residence OF her father Mr.,
n, q. Patterson, lOl South Market street
OF heart failure. The funeral will take
place from the house tomorrow afternoon
nt $3.50 o'clock, Rev, DR.. Muller officiating,
lntormont NJ Woatlawn,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
ouR oLoRIoue PRnnIpnNr.
He Opens His Great nig Heart and Equhn-
deTh q Dollar 10 France,

WARRINGTON, May 2s,-lSpeoIal,l -
President Harrison has opened his heart.
A committee of prominent Americans are
proposing testimonial In marble or
bonze 10 be presented 10 France aa q
token Of gratitude for the men and ships
she furnished tho struggling colonlats
during the Revolutionary war. President
Harrison, as the head Of the American
Nation, waaaHked TO start the subscription
with generous amount The following
IL the reault
EXECUTIVE MANmoN, WASHINGTON.
by DEAR sm-Aoknowledglng the re-
celpt OF your letter Of March / last, with
the accompanying documents, the Presi-
dent directs me 10 enclose u as desired 10
the proposed memorial from America 10
France. Very truly yours.
Il, w. HALFoRD, Private Secretary.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
IN HONOR OF THE DEAD.
Canal Fulton Has Very Successful Mono.
rial eorviooa-.-A Largo Crowd Proaont.

Canal Fulton Has Very puoooauful Mono
rial eorviooa-'-A Largo Crowd Prohont,
CANAL FuLroN, May 25.-[Spoclal. J.
Tho memorial aoryicea at Canal Fulton
thla morning wore tho beat attended
and most successful acryiccs hold
In tho town.
Sn. Philip and James church and tho
the parsonage were Handsomely decorated
with flags, From the spiro tho American
flag was flung 20 the broczo. Tho interior
OF the church presented q very patriotic
appearance. Tho American flag, Grand
Army embloma and appropriate mottoof
were aeon on all aldos. Natural flowers
were taatefully In profualon, and tho oil
was filled with fragrant odor,
Canal Fulton Post G.. A. II. No. 1856, and
w, G, Meyers Camp Sons OF Veterans
No, 8l7 attended the services In body
and full uniform. Tho people OF the sur.
rounding town and country were present
and the church was packed 10 the utmost.
Tho Canal Fulton Band was present and
dlscoursod appropriate music,
Tho exercises were opened with q song
entitled, They Roet In Poace, which waa
led by tho choir. Rov.Bathor Vattmann do
livored discourse, speaking an hour. ilc
welcomed all 10 the exercises, Ho spoke
OF the causes OF the Revolutionary, Moxi.
can and civil wars, and throughout held
tho close attention OF tho mammoth audi.
onco. He advocated loyalty, respect and
fidelity 10 tho American flag, and paid q
lust tribute 10 the soldiers who died IN do,
fonso OF their country. He stated that
during the civil war one third OF ono and
ono half millions OF dollars wero raised
by the members OF tho 81. Patrloka
Catholic church OF Philadelphia, and that
the frat flag ever raised over any school
house In Stark county was raised on the
catholic school NJ Canal Fulton. His ora.
tion was we'll delivered and contained
much foroihought and dollberatlon.
A number OF little girls dressed In rcd,
white and blue, sang chimoi "The Vol
untoor's Gravo,n was sung by the choir
0Star SpanRlod Banner,n by tho band
Tho TO Doum was sung, and one OF tho
most ausplolous events IN the history OF
tho torn was over.
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no shot nlm poad n New MorIco.

SILVER CITY, NJ NJ, May 2s,-- --lSpocial.l
--Theo, Lyons, OF this city shot and in
stOntly killed John II. McManiglc last
night Lyons Is member Of the firm OF
Lyons q Campbell, among the heaviest
cattle owners In Southern New Mexico.
He claims to have found McMNniglo and
Mrs, Lyons In q compromising situation.
All parties are prominent, and excitement
runs high, ns McManlglc has many friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29
Tho Democratic State Convention

TuFIN, o., May 27-Dr, j, A, Norton,
chairman, has isuod circular letter to
the several members calling meeting of
the Democratic state central committeeo
at Democratic headquarters In Columbus
at l p. m. on Tuesday juno II, "for tho
purpose Of determining the time and
place OF holding the Democratic state
convention and such other business as
may properly come before the COM
mittoo." A full attendance of the men,
bers IL desired.
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no rnnRn AhAnAMA.
A Luaty Big Fight and tho Farmora' ALI
ano0 Iak6H n Hand,


MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 2s,-lSpocinl.l !
-Wo are In the midst Of the blttorcst
political compaign since 1874, The State
Democratic convention met NJ noon hero
to-day, There are Ave candidates FOR
Governor In the races Col, Thomas g..
Jones, Captain Joseph u, Johnston, Cap.
tain jamos Cook, Judge william Richard
son and II, B, Kolb. Kolb Ia the present
Agricultural Commissioner Of the State
and the Farmers Alliance candidate, He
has posed as the farmers candidate, and
expects 10 win on that ticket, The con-
yontlon IL composed Of 526 delegates, and
tia generally conceded that Kolb will
have over 200 voter on the first ballot,
which puts him ahead Of all others. War
has been made on Kolb by the Democratic
press and leaders on account OF his of
forts to arraign the farmers against all
other classes. The Alliance In this State
has over $4,000 members, and u majority
will support Kolb, and u the order Ia
strong enough TO nominate him ho will be
the next Governor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-29

Written TOT the UnyelllnH " the hempllAl piNi
be placed IN Memorial Hall, Toledo Ohlo, Mem
rial Day May 30 1900, Ny The Toledo hfAnl
Army Of W. rol0mae,-
nv HATH hROwHLHR aHHRwoop
What deeds Of sou, what desda Of slre,
What deeds oi men made free
OArmY, SCARED ny sacred nre,
20 voice Nations deep desire,
Hast thou fof euoy
AnilelAm 10 OUT lines fall back
"0iVe Va man, Ihey eV,
"A man, man, And "Lllile Mack'
Game riding IN the whlrlwlnds track
he brought glad victory,
nutswlft ~ death 10 drive The foe,
Tue hero who shall load
Nor burnside, no. nor "rlghlihg J0e,n
shall strike mo lAst eEullant blow,
Nor Howard, Pope, nor Meade
In battle bold, IN yalof true,
1hey swung their ounquerina lineal
Hut fever alew, and DAMP and dewl
And lAgglng years thef eApuyea drew
'''" P''''"'' '"H'"P' H'' '''"'-'
MOI on t,i,tmphaut winas sf might
DO nallona rise 70 fAmel
,rsov -, ,,,s MI, .,,,,ean. y, ,.s ,,sht
nv y.e.s.'.,," I. s,,' -
'''s''' WIZ "'
rTis tlrant ,tls Cfantl Ys valiant onsal
Lot all tho world make WAY
,s,svs NJ. s,oss, v,a.h,ns,os,.
se,s aso,,,s,. nans ~, svs
Ths blue Potomac burns with flame,
,.'' "sesap'''1a ,,'' ~ ~, 's 49,. ,o..,
' ,'.'.,s' '-s' ~. w nv. ,ass 49,,
s,,'v's, sst'ss '.',..s ,'s''.' ',v ~.
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no fought rotomaoh knightlleat 6ons,
with GRANT 10 push and plani
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ronrd b nanalInntIon orsnnIaoa.

The Board of Equalization met in tho
Auditors Office last night. Mart Hogan
was elected temporary chairman and o. S.
Sleniz recording secretary. Tho board
proceeded TO examine the returns Of tho
assessors, and will finish In about thirty
days.
The personal property OF the Fourth
ward amounts 10 Sl6S,d0S47i Of tho
Seventh ward, SilS,570,
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p,,osi Pllosl piloai

DIR. williama' Indian Pile Ointment IL
tho only sure euro for Blind, Bleeding or
itching Piles over discovered. II novor
fails 10 cure old chronic casos Of long
standing.
Judge CoiIlbury, Cleveland, o., says;
~ have found by experience that DR..
williams Indian Pilo Ointment gives im-
mediate and permanent curo.n
We have hundreds OF such testimonials.
Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by
drugglsts, 81 por box, or mailed on receipt
OF price, by the
WILLIAMS MEG CO., Cleveland, q.
AZ Wholesale and retail, Durhin, Wright
q Co. d&w-ly