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Arizona republican., 1890-10-07

These instances are but fair samples of how Mir. Webb sought to secure the votes of his fellow citizens.
 His tickets were elected in majority of the precincts, but still he did not feel quite safe. The convention needed to be "fxed, ," in order to ensure his nomi- nation. He was not confident of his own strength. So he started several "swampers" on still hunt for proxies. A number of the documents were obtained, some of them, it is said, at no small cost. The result was his nomi- nation.
 All of this corruption, tribulation and expense was for the purpose of securing only fighting show for an office which should pay but about 5000 q year net to it's incumbent. And this, too, by a man who is listed on the Assessors books as being worth only $13,O00, and who, surely, cannot want the office solely for the honor attached to it.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07

A DISPOSITION to knife each other is being manifested among the members of the "ring." There is good and def- nite information from several sources to the effect that Dr. Hughes and his particular followers do not propose to vote for Frank Baxter, because he is an ungodly man.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07

IF you are Democrat and opposed to bossism of the rankest kind, as repre- sented by the Webb-Fickas-Mormon ring ticket, show your sturdy indepen- dence and manhood by voting to redeem Maricopa county from such a corrupt and unholy alliance.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07

A QUESTION for voters of Maricopa county to decide is whether a band of Mormons who take their orders how to vote from Salt Lake City shall decide who shall hold office in this county, or whether the intelligent and liberty lov- ing loyal Americans shall be the arbi-
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION
TERRITORIAL REPUBLICAN TICKET
For Delegate to Congress.

For Delegate to Congress- GEORGE W. CHENEY, OF COCHIsE For Joint Councilman, Northern District: J. Nj. W. MOORE, OF YAVAPAI. For Joint Councilman, Southern District: W. F. NICHOLS, OF CoCHIsE,
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07

TIE slave-bou Mormon vote will be cast solid for the Webb-Fickas ring ticket. Do you endorse such a combina- tion? If not, vote the Republican ticket.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07
WANTS.

The quickest returns for the least money are to be obtained from the REPUeucAN's Want Columns. Situations Wanted, Help Wanted, For Rent, For Sale, To Let, To Exchange, One Gent a word each insertion, or by the month at Five Gents per line per day. ANTED-FURNITURE AND CARPETS w for a suite of rooms. Anyone having the right articles can find cash buyer by addressing FURNITURE, care REPUBLICAN office
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07
SILVER, COPPER AND LEAD.

Silver was quoted yesterday at N.ll]3 per ounce; copper at sl7.OO per 100 pounds, and lead at S5.7O per 100 pounds
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07

LOOK out for the Cochise Colony and their statistics.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07

MARcoPA county will turn out almost en masse to the circus. From Mesa city to Buckeye everyone will be there.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07

PERSONAL abuse is not argument and carries no weight as reply to the state ment of cold facts.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07

THE CIRCULATION 2 srgeF TFf nsR ERrgSSfS tna Of s other two daily newspapers in Arizona combined
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07
FOR RENT.

FINO LEASE, FOR ONE OR TWO YEARS-A
 \ desirable residence, suitable for large family. Apply on the premises, Washington street, third door east of the Lemon Hotel. yINO LET FOR TERM OF YEARS, we'll Will be let for nominal cash rent to a responsible tenant c. l.. SCRIBNER, Casa Grande, A. T. l23-l4i dw LNOR RENT-FIVE-ROOM HOUSE, WITH
 IT large yard; plenty of shade, flowers, fruit, etc, on West Monroe street. Apply to H. H. MCNEIL, REPUBLICAN office.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07
PRECINCT CANDIDATES.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

The Republicans of Maricopa county will hold the following mass meetings during the cam paign, at which the candidates on the Repub- lican ticket will be present and discuss the political questions of the day
 Gila Bend ................Th Thursday october l6 Lower Gila Bend ~ Friday, october l7 Agua Caliente e............. Saturday, october IS Buckeye e......................M Monday, October 20 Mesa City Saturday, October 25 Phnnix Mine e...............T Tuesday, October 2S Cartwright. Thursday, October 90 Orme. Friday, october 3l Tempe e.....................Sat Saturday, November l Phenix ix..................Mo Monday, November 8
 By Order of the Executive Committee,
 L. J. wOoD, \. A. MoRFoRD,
 Secretary. Chairman.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07

To Newsdealers and Circulators of Papers Throughout the Country We Make a Trade Price which We will be Glad to Furnish on Application.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07

Give Post Office Address in Full Including
 County and State. Remit by Draft, Post Office Order or in
 Registered Letter at Our Risk.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07

LNOR SALE A GOOD GENTLE HORSE, II buggy and harness for $50 cash. Reason for selling, going away. Apply, A. Deputy, West End House. lt LNOR sALE-TwO GRINDING PANS, ONE | ' Settling Pan, and one l2X20 Engine. All iE frst-class condition, and will be sold cheap. In quire at THIS OFFICE
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07
COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.

TERRITORIAL COUNCIL. R. c, POWERS S........................G .Gila Bend TERRITORIAL ASSEMBLY. JOSEPH B. MULLEN Tempe EDWIN s. GILL. LL......................... Phoenix
 SHERIFF JOHN B. MONTGOMERY. Y..............P Phoenix
 TREASURER. FRANCIS A. SHAW AW..............,......P Phoenix
 RECORDER. WALTER s. JOHNSTON ................T Tempe
 ASSESSOR. JOHN GRAY .............. ..............,Ph ,PhpnlN
 DISTRICT ATTORNEY. WEBSTER STREET T.....................Ph Phoenix
 PROBATE JUDGE. JESSE B. WOODWARD. .................Ph Phoenix
 SUPERVISORS. JAMES T. PRIEST ........... ........... Tempe E. B. KIRKLAND. 60. .................. Phoenix
 COUNTY SURVEYOR II. K. PATRlCk ......'-..'. '....'....''' Ih'ehlN
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07
FOR SALE.

NOR sALE-A FINE SADDLE PONY, TOUGH
 E as pine knot Apply to VIM. ZENT at the Capital Corral, corner Adams and Montezuma Streets
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07

Daily Edition, One Year, S10 co Daily Edition, Six Months, ) co Daily Edition, Three MOnths ? 50 Daily Edition, One Month, co Weekly Republican, One Year, } 50 Weekly Republican, Six Months, 50 Weekly Republican, Three Months, D
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

nR. SCOTT HELM. PHYSICIAN AND SUR IJ geOn. Office and residence MaricOpa Street, East side of Plaza, Phoenix, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07

Entered at the postofIice at Phoenix, Arizona 5 mail matter of the second class.
Arizona republican., 1890-10-07

Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
 at all hours of the Day or Night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-07
The Election.

Now comes considerable talk
among Liberals Of throwing out
the votes O.. certain precincts in
order u change the result Of the
election. On the face cfthe returns.
as coucctedby the latest reports, the
Liberals" have twoorthrye major
ityiI the votes for county CLERK and
TREASURER. aul heavier msjOri.ies for
other officers with the exception OF
sheriff and recorder. Even this re-
suit was brought about by the un-
lawful striking OF Of names, 10y the
.'Liberal'' registrars and Judges Of
election, OF those entitled d vote.
and vino would have voted for the
Peoples candidates. II justice were
done in tliis respect, the Lib
erals' would lose several more.
Bat the scheme now j. 10
attempt % rob the wuFkingmen
and People Of one OF both Of the two
officers Tor whom they got u major
ity in the face Of illega! methods.
The position OF county recorder il
an important office In the county.
Mr.. Rumel has a clear majority.
but the Liberals want i. fOr their
man, Col. Page, aud the talk is now
10 follow some course to secure this
result. IL Is suggested a. one way
that "a mistake" was made ia
counting in one precinct, thereby
changing the record Of about forty
votes from Col. Page to Mr.. Rumel.
thus transferring the majority ofthe
latter The gauEiness OF this can "
easily seen, particularly when
it Is understood that the Judges
for each party do the figuring
separately "Iiberais'' never make
mIstakes in election figures against
themselves. Another suggestion Is
to throw cut the Third precinct.
where a heavy Peoples majority
was DOllei. This kiud OF fraud
would secure the whole ticket 10 the
arty OF fraud, il they dared to
m Ike the move. The reason given
Tor such an action is that the ballot
sJx was returned 10 the Utah Com
mission Office without being locked. I
Alongside OF this put the TACT that
Il was the duty Of the presiding |
judge to lock the box. The preSid-
ing Judge in the Third precinct was
the "Liberal'' eX-deputy registrar
J. II. Morris. He can answer ho q he !
came 10 leave the box unlocked, bro
vidiug he lid 50. The returns from
that preciuct, however. were count !
ed anu certified 10 by the Judges Of I
election before the ballots were sen.
with the box 10 the Commission.
But whatever may he afioat. it can 4
be surmiSed that II there is any trick |
10y which the Workiugmen's can
didatrs, ard especially Mr.. Rumel, !
can be robbed OF the Office TO which |
they have been elected, the trick will /
be attempted. The final result in |
this matter cannot he determined |
until after the final count, which |
viii he during the week commenc-
Ing August Is.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Prince and Pauper'' which
comes to the Theatre tonight j. all
the rage among theatrc-zoers now
aud has u a great extent taken the
place o. ''Faun.leroy., The New
York Tines says Of It:
Unless Isigns fail, The Prince
anu the PauUer' now on view AZ the
Broadway Theatre. will h. a very
profitable stage piece. All mother,
like to see pretty children exhibited
10 good advantage, and all mothers
who see such "a sweet. attractive
child as Elsie Leslie, like 10 imagine
that they discover ia her traits OF
their own chilIreu. What pIe1ses
mothers ami children viii prevail.
As 2 matter Of Gict The Prince and
the Pauper' j. not 4 good play. and
the only really interesting scene in
il is taken directly from Mark
Ewain's book. This scene is acted
by Nj. J.. II. NaHnerfelt. capahle
artist, with nice pictorial assistance
from Miss Leslie. Miss Annie
Mayor w0rSs earnestly " it'll a hone
iessiy bad part, aud otherEis.. Miss
Elsie has everything 20 herself
She is 4 very pretty child: emphatic
ally a nice little girl. and her en-
teftainment Is therefore cordially
commended 20 public attention.
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SBITUnRT.

SHTTu.-IIomss :. Smith was torn In
the STATE Of New York, April 3 ISIS. and
Wa baptized into thc Church Of Jesus
CErIst % Latter dHy saints IN Isa. lie
moved To Nauyuo 10 1876 and SHARED in the
exodus o. the salais frOrr that place IN
lsis. Tie rzm- &c Uiah IN Isis ana located
IN fa-minEton. DAVIS. County. IN ISIS. In
~ Dr. was cent 20 Iron County 10 HELM
found settlements IA Southern Utah. In
$50 be was cent 10 the salmon River. Idaho.
IN charge Of that Iudiln mission. In ISIS
be was called q 20 to the southeast
p1ri n Nevals a. locate settlement.
on the Muddy. lie returned from
that placc IN ISIS on account
OF iii-healih. In is'l &c vas fcr. 20 a..
rorthCJtlgrn states ON a mission. In Is.s
he wen! 10 Snake river. Idaho, and founded
he settlement of MILFORD. 90 miles noIth-
cast from E=gic Boes, and vas appointed
bishop Of that place In Issc. lie was or.
daincc a Patriarch " the hammock Stake Of
L,an in ISIS.
lie died al his residence IN Wltord, on
JEiT 1t, is.1. His body arrived IN Farm.
inston. July Ord, and the funeral services
we're held IN the Ward meeting house on
Ju'yG. The fret speaker was PRECEDENT I.
v. shirtliH Of Weber stake, wko spoke
feeliEsly Of the fai;hfuiuess aud INTEGRITY
Of 'ho deceased. Presidents W. z. sp,Itb
anI ). W. Hess and Elder J.rr' yuIer
sI'5kr o; the lnany good and nohle qualuas
possessed By the deceased : long pro.
c.ssion followed the remains 20 the ceme.
terry where they were laid 10 ret after
long, active ard busy hfe,-rCou.
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FlOuriShinC.

D. NJ. McAnister * Co., s.ationers
and booksellers, are making cxtcu.
sive preparations for the school trade
this fall, ami now have a large
stock Of the various supplies. This.
in connection with the regular busi-
ness, gives the store a lively
appearance. The first story
OF the building is occupied
by the retail department., where
books, papers, office supplies, station
cry, toys, etc, Of almost every coz
ceivable description are displayed.
The second story is used for the
wholesale trade, which Is now be-
coming quite extensive. On
the second floor is arranged
an apartment for the exhi-
bition OF samples, aud especially
FOR the use of those engaged in edu-
catiOnal matters, where they en-
consult educational journals, cata-
logues, etc, from all parts Of the
country, IN relation to topics con-
nectsd with the instruction OF Young
and old. An invitation Is extended
to those engaged in this line 10 csll.
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PRICES
EVER KNOWN ~ THIS CITY.

Black eros Grain SIX at Soc; vcg.h &c
7cc.: CSC
90. 75c S1IC
Cocred Silk at &c., Soc S0 the Biggest Bargains
offered this season.
line of Summer Silk, usually sold at SOC, &c. and 75c;
marked down 10 Sc.
20 pieces Of Black Bunting &c., Zoe and 22c worth &c.,
25c ana 33G
lo of Plain Dark 0rgaGd;ss at C.; worth 20C
lOt Of Figured Linen Lawns al iae; Torth Csc
lot Of Dress Linens at 25C
lO Of India Linens yds for ST. Il yds for 81 10 yds for ST.
Tennis Fannels at &c., worth &c., and r. worth Zoe.
Extra FiAs Silk Stripe Tennis FannaIs at &c., worth &C.,
lo Of Printed Wool Challies al &c., worth 25c.
lot Of Ladies Embroidered Dress Patterns SO0 and $780,
0HequarisT lie cost.
lOt Of Boys Low SIT Shoss al 2l.25 worth S200.
LOT Of Mems Low Cai s5e szs 10 z at $780, These goods
were sold fer $500.
lOtoi Ladies Cloth Op B Button Shoes al $780, worth $780,
10! Of Misses and Gairons Goh Pop Kid Button Shoes at
sI25 and S22j; worth $500 and $500.
AL of GhdTen5 Kisses Ladies Tan COlOgsd Shoes cost
Ladies and Chieas Straw Rats at ioc &c. 25c 40C Soc
and 75c; these are hall pTice.
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MARKETS Ann STOCKS.


Stocks dali. nrm to strong.
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THE DOCF0RS HAVE COME (.
FIRST Three Months Free Of Charge.

\ S,aT OF Eminent English
Physicians and Surgeons have ar
rived in salt Lake City, ami
viii permanently locate al tea
residence. No. lG5 p. F,,-J Sru.h
street. All who visit these emil
uent aociol- t,iy-y August i-' Will
receive services Until SEPTEMBER 1t.
free %; Crl-1r. suH only favor r!--
sired IS % recommendation ..pM
those whom they cure. They treat
all diseases and dcfOrmitie-. but in
no instance viii an incuTabIc ease
Ice accepted. n your disease j. lie
yonI all hope they will frankly tell
you 70; aL-1, caution you against
spending more money for useless
Treatment. Remember the dates
ami 20 early, for their offices are
crowded from morning till night.
Office hours from Ga. IN. 10 = p. m.
Sundays, To q. m. u 3 p. m.
P.S.-TGis Governmental -.aF Of
Physicians GAd Surgeons j. iuuor-
IuEg,ei Is 1n -Ac. of i.=si lggurn.
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Il. DINWOOpEY

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN,
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Calder's Music
Palace, the Calder. Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part of their storcl,
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the g 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
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! Heavy Penalty.

The punishment fixed by law for
violating the civil rights law, Of
which Mr.. Ulrich is accused. in
discriminating against a negro in
his restaurant, Is very sgvcre. The
fine is not less shan $500 nor more
than 5000, and the Imprisonment
not less than 90 DAYS nor more than
one year. The law makes it the
syecial duty Of the district attorney
to ferret out aud prosecute cases Of
this class, and provides tlat If he
fails u 10 - he i liable to fine Of
not less than $1,000 nor more than
SSnnl
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nesth Of Van Ankin.

/ The Sacramento Bee has the fol
I lowing account az tine death Of M
individual who was once vel
known in Uai,, having pulled
teeth in many OF the larger town.
Of this Territory. He eIopeI
with q young girl Of respectable
family in Utah County, and subse.
qusntly served Z term i'm the peui-
Tertiary here.
Al Sacramento have dguotless
observed upon the streets Of tins
city, within the past year. a large
man, with long, flowing brown
beard, and who maize himself coE-
>Uicuuus 10y wearing y snowy uni
form II blue cloth, decorated with
brass buttons. This man was ]. r.
Van Aukin, = dentist. ami he
claimed that he had Il right to wear
uniform because Of being a gradu-
ate from . surgical institute IN In
diaUaTolis.
Van Aukin has been in the habit
Of going upon periodical sprees, and
a few weeks ago he Started in upun
q drunk. lie kept It up Jag after
d1y,aud was frequently seen rec.iug
through the streets. One evening
recently. while in this condition, he
fell upon the sidewalk, bruisiny his
face fe3rfuily. He was placed in a
carriage anu sent 10 bis apartments.
but he was soon on the street again
ami resumed his pr0tractei Jag,
lie finally drifted TO Nevada Civ,
where he died yesterday from acute
alcoholism. IL is said thar while in
Nevada City he would drink
straight a!cohO. in hslEpint
drsuEhts, anu that within two DAYS
he consumed two gallons.
While Van ADKINS end was mis-
cradle, it seems 10 have been in
keeping with his career. He IS sid
10 have been married several times.
and always treated bis wives brutal.
~. While in Chico he married a
gOung lady, and then hlSely de-
serted her while she was on "a bed Of
sickness. Many stories have been
told about his shady transactions
but he is dead and let him rest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-07

4 a.lsy afternoon tine ca-e o.
IL iargs. 50 vaEEint, which
irr3Iu- for some days.
ile Withdrew his glcs 81
rara gathered oUa pi -aiity,
l-HHa was suspended, with
-s.a--.suaiuE tHa; Hu leave
b 3 t7-L ROW.
J-a,. ----1 i- rH i', isip. taEl1r-
Ts.-E 81. uH 70 charge of assault.
.l1 = s---HH was j.Ii- %. Hraia=
b - JOS iunEcuu-s-.
.lsUs fr5au- 20 soldier. was con-
.tzi a- .rrzalS IA officer, and
tEEE EHg- taken under advise
--
IS; .H Il. m. tomorrow iEeha
l. ssyu ll. either appear for trial
ll-l47ss cf fighting, or forfeit
n~ Tucker aui =. I. Nc
--t comprised lne ils. o. plain.
lluss tals morning.
p. case a. John :. Mclaughlin.
--s- HI-g assault anu battery.
: .i.'ais-=i OBS tie payment by
{ rs i.g ra-t~, amraLulg ID
--.a ease NJ Charles II. Bavias.
+ sas yesterday awe stei or B..
ut obtaining goods % ,I..r
-ct-lSy-. the defend ~ do
f-iD tlr grusilluE ,,--rg---
49, ----- - Il y -.---u..
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. =: =. II - =

ALFRED -Ai Spring Ciy, Saup -te COM
=. August ], Is.-'. Patriarch wiuism ua.L.
ley Alfred. lie was born April 10. l-8i. in
Franklin County, Georgia. and was the son
o. james and Elizabeth Alfred. lie EN-.
bracsd the Gospel n lsJ., in Monroe Conn.
y. Missouri, on salt River. lie lived and
diet faithful Laitcr-d-y Slint.-rCou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-07

The CELEBRATED SPECIALIST ami
OETHOrEDIC SUEGEoG, Of Indian
alOlis, Indiana, is now at the 1t.
james Hotel, salt Lake city. anu
will remain until September let,
only. The doctor has had a large
business in Utah for many years,
and will he glad 10 see former
patients AMI afflicted parties who
desire 10 consult him in regarl TO
his New Methods o. Treatment.
All forms Of Chronic aud Surgical
Diseases and defoEmities successfully
treated. Special attention given to
the treatment Of diseases peculiar
to femalcs. Al afflicted should call
early during the Doctors stay in
city. dim
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of Henry Psrsc,. Deceased

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY TJIF
~ undersigned, William n. FCFEgs and
Jo-iah l. beTkes. Afminist-E tors % the
tsiate OF Hcnrs PerEe7. Cccga-Cd. - TIRE
creditors Il and al pCrEsrs having cis:ms
sgJirst tac said deceased, 20 eNhibIt then.
with ths Necessary vouchers. UI:nin ten
months after the first publication OF this
uoticc. % tho said William II. Prrkcs n NJ.
10 Ccnter Street. sat Lake city, 10 N,
Couary Of sat I axe, Utah.
Dated august Sun. is.u.
WILLIAM " PEf kE~
JO-IAN l. FEEkE~
Administrators Of she estate % Henry
perkes. -EEglzf q 81 cav
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rocks and leyeling the road. So it
is probable that Mr.. GlasSman now
intends 10 make matters right Icy full.
filing his agreement. If not il Il
understood that the county court
=,li cause the obstruction and an.
noyance 10 pu6lic trailic vyst Of Gar
iieid e he removed.
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KnIICE 10 CREnIIoRS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY Tbs
~ undersigned. ROYAL T.. Young and
Royal - Barney, cNcCutnr- .. the c-tltt
% Royal &. Barncy. deceased. % tdt
creditors Of and all persons HAVING claims
against the said deceased. 20 exhibit Their
with the Necessary vouchers within ten
months after the frst pghicItIou % Ih's
notice, n tae said foyal y. Young. o.; -
: East Temple street SalI Lake CITY. 10
Tie County 81 salt Lake. Utah Territory.
ROYAL r. YOU Ne.
ROYAL \ BARNEY.
Executors % the estate % Royal Barney,
deceased.
Dated Ju'v tni. $50 G!awsw
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john ). LINDSAY and his dra-
matte company are playing at the
various towns in the san JOAQUIN
Valley, California, in ..Iugnmar, -
"Damon and Pyihias, - Under One
Flag" etc, and are receiving the
Communications Of the press on the
performances given.
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rhc Second Excursion 90 Yellow
Nt.me Park

The Union P.ciic Is advertising
4 ssCJld Excursion 10 the Yellow
st5Ae National PBfs 60 leave here
Assl.st fath, at the sane lev rate
%. The -uunj trip as the inst one,
$500. winch .rcl1jeS railroad and
stage fare from here ihg0agh .he
Park and return. This + an Oppor-
tuuity that none shOuld mis-; living
rs neag this wonderful spot As We 10
We should know something about Il.
For ruil particulars regarding this
CScufsi0n, call on +. r. Eccles,
Ticket Agent, or &. Z. Ingalls,,
Travelling Passenger Agent. at col
Main -. They have n full line Of
printed matter on the Park.
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Billiards. EIOTehound syrup for
MhnopinE Congh.

There is no remedy in the world
which will give such prompt relief
in WhOopiug Cough as Bdl'dTd's
HOrebcuHd Syrup. Il viii pOsitirsly
cure IL. II you will try il your chill
dren viii not keep you awake all
night coughing. Baliari'S HoTe-
bound Syrup is the most cooling
and soothing remedy for consump-
ton. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis aud
Asthma, in the world IL i free
from opium. IL builds up new it's
sue, strengthens u'e Lungs, ami il
an incompatible remedy, made of
the best and purest materials. Il:
your Lungs are weak and you have
a tickling in your throat you need
It. Il. c. NJ. /. Agent. -
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\ 40. River SAND or Building
Clay. address Cyrus II. Gold. care
u Il. G.. II. l., :. J.. City, who will
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