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Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-10-08
KOuoy Creditors

 In the Probate Court of the County
 of Cocmss. Tsrri'orv of .ATizons.
 Estate of F-lux Slmor, Deceased. Na''cP is hr-hv gwen h. th a"- rlsis'gned administrator of the esiat. ni Felix Simon, d-c-a>, q. In tlre cr,..! Itors of and all parsons havirs rls.ms ag.ir.sI the said deeeas.d, tn exhibit the sam win he necessary vouchers within four months afrer 'i,- fir publication of this notice to be sAii SdmInistrx'or at the office of George " Swain. No ll5 Fourth ret, citv of Tombstone, county If C"eb',A. territory Of Ari- zons, thr same heIng Ihe place for the transaction of 'he business O the said estate.
 THEOPHILE DESJARDINS Administrator of the estate of FeliS
 Simon, deceased
 Dated si Tonbstnn~. Oct 6, 1890.
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Notice to Creditors

in the Probate Couri of the Iouaty of Cochis-, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of Ihe estate of Aiberr C Smith, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the un. deIsigned administrator Of tIe estate ui An, Tt C Smith, deceased, 10 ihs creditors of and all persons having claims against the said drce~sed, 10 e1iibit them wih ih- q, cesssr, vouchers, within four mnn'hs sft,I rhe frst publication of this notice. fo the sad administrator in the ciiy rom' stone, county of Coch'se, Ter rirury of Arizona the same being the place for ihe tTs" sacriou O: the husi ess of said estate
 NJ. B TAYLOR, Admi ssi>traior of the eSIs.e Of Ains r' G ~mi,l., I, ceased. 9-3 3A
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~,tEntpts- -.If

uTHEREAS. BY VIRTUE OF AN EXE-
 w cution issued out of the District Court of the First Judscal District in and for the county of Coehise. Territory of Arizona, to ne direct d and delivered on a judgment rendered in sad court on the 18th day Of Msy, TS8q. ia favor oi James Reilly and sgains; Godfrey Tnbolst and James MeKean for the suH of S94S35 damages sith InttrrSt thereon from date lf jUdgment al ihe rate Of par cent per aanum until paid: together with costs and sc CT uing costs and to llle delivered.
 did on said I4th day Of January Isoo levy upon all the right. titie and interest of Godfrey Triboiet iE and to the east z6 fe-f by Izo feet d~ep of lot No IS of block No. Es of the city of Tombstone. in the county oi COchise. as de- seTibed on the maps of said city. of record in the office 0i the Recorder Of 6he said county of Cochise-
 Public notiee IS hereby given that on Friday the Izth day of October. Is9o st the hour Of . o'clock p. u.. in ftont of tbe court house oi said county in the ely of Tombstone. COchiss county. ArizoBz Territory. ! wsn sell nHdi- yided oae-baH inteseSf ia the above described 1 property al public auction, Io the highest ard i best bidder fqr cash laxfui money Of the U siied Stascs. to szusfy sad execution and all costs. II. SLAUGHTER. Sheriff L. A. SHArTucK. Deputy Sberif. ! Dated this the s6th day of September. Isso O zS-sd
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

Estate of Jack Smith.
 NO fICE is hereby given by the un dersigued administrator of the estate of Jack Smith. deceased 10 the credi tors of. and all persons having claims against tine said deceased to exbibi; them siih the necessary vouchers. within four months after the first pub lication of this notice to the said administrator or at his residence in the Cry af T"mhstoIe. Arizona Territory the same being the place for the tran saetion of the business of aid estate
 ALLEN WALKER,
 Administra.<Ia !he estate of Jack Smith. i0.7.tf
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PalOminaS, San Pedro, Sonora, Mex.
sBsERIEF's SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued out of the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for the coun- " of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, 10 me directed and delivered on judg- meBt rendered in said court on the 10th day of Septsmb Der, 1890. in favor of A c Rogers, E F Rogers and A Rogers, doing business under the firm name of Roger Bros. and against Jerry Barton and s. A. Bar ton, his wife, wherein I am commanded to make the s1m of sl950. DO damages with interest thers- on from date of judgment at the rate of Is per cent per snnum until paid. together with accruing costs. I have this day levied upon the following described properly, to wit: Lot number ten (l0) in block num- Der five, 5, in the town of Fsirbank said county of Coehise, together with .enements and improvements, also ninety eight (98) head of cattle branded thus: IL on right side, now running on the ranch in the Huschu- ca mountains said county, together with the brand being recorded in hook one of marks and brands, page 265 Coehise records.
 Public notice is hereby given thsr on THURSDAY, the 23d Day of October, 1890, between the hours g m and f p m iu front of the sher- ifs office in the city of Tombstone Go chrse county Arizona Territory, l will self all the right, title and interest of the said Jerry Barton and 5 A Barton his wife. in and te the above described property at public auction, to the high est and best bidSer, for cash, lawful money of the United States, to satisfy said execution and all costs.
 Dated this, the 23d day of Septem- her 1890.
 J. H. SLAUGHTER, Sheriff. By k. A. SHAFrUcK, Deputy Sheriff.
 Charles G. Johnston, attorney for plaintiff.
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Notice to Creditors.
IN THE PROBATE e

IN THE PROBATE COURT, CoHnty of Cochise, Ter. of Arizona,
 Tnthe mstter of the estate of Stephen Veiteh, deceased.
 All person having claims against .he estate of Stephen Veitcb. deceas- ed. are hereby required to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers to the uDde, signed al his office in the town of Bisbee, County Of Cocluse Territory of Arizona on or before the 24th day of September A D 1890. 523-Im s c PERRIN, Administrator
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a womaus Discovery.

'sAnother wonderful discovery has been made and that too by 'ady in this county. Disease fastened is cluicGes upon her, and for seven years she Withstood it's severest tests. but her sItai orRzns were undermined aud death seemed IrsHineEf For fhrec months she coughed in- -essantiy and could not sleep. She bought ci IS bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery foT 'onsumpton and was % much relieved on take ,ug the hrss dose that she slept ali night. and with one bottle has been nairaeulousiy cured.
 CT name is Mrs. Luther Luiz" Thus write ". C. Hzmrick Go. of shelby. V. C. Get |. S-y-- mai boffle sf | Yonee's drug Sinr~
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
r RRIrORiAL o. rIckHS

tfororuuF -LESls woin secfelaTy y-N. 0. AuipA Baiied States Att1rney- OEeE !. Hlu-- AuditJT- TaOni as nRghe-. Attorney Gen=rsl-IlArk CaufC kih surveyor -Csen enefz.-h hoyzl | Johnston rrcAsuree-t T. Smi b.
 sz;=sss.ss; .ss s=H.sc I:.-.r-cfisH-s! N ecyarT
 Deiesatc IJ CoagrerS-N >uitA. saplrini-i.asp pI uf rerrito-iai Prison-Jnnn ii |. BeAa-
 Immigrz lou Comnir stoner-3 4. Black. Adiutautts gaefal--Wm C.O'Nesl4. Veterinary Sagxeon--DT. \. Chandler. -,szrd ol kqaAlizatioa--O. r. f5x nscBd. Hm. S Head
 s3-oiogist--John r. Siznig. ;-sFs Siae- Sz.it=1y ''ssam .s-t"a--Ar Town ] v. Y.ckeE-, VI. C. BarEss. s BsweTr, Sam lei C. ozGer.
 Prison ;O-a al .-ioHsrs w C. Davis. x A ui- seE, J s. kobbiR-
 lasALe Asy iam DH-etoEs--J N oeh.iA. W dardy.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT COUNTY 1 of Cs.cbise ieniioFy of ArIz9ua- Tn the natter ot the estate of NJ r. loyce decaaSed. r. A >hafuck Ihr administration Of tbe estate of M. F. Joyce deceased having Sled his pe- t.tou duy yrTihr praying for an order Ot sale Of iil Ihe erS0nsi and real property of said ccceieut f1r fhe purposes set forth. ir IS there. fore 0rGersd hy the judge of said court that all persons interested in inc estate of sad de ceased .ppeaT hefSre the said Probate Court oa SATURDAY the zSth day of OC TOBER Isg0 ii To o'clock ID. at tfse csun room o' said robate Court in he said City Of Tombstone. County uf Coehise 10 show cause shy an or der should not be granted to the sad admins tratoT to sell all the persona! properiy and all the real estate of the said deceased at private sale and that a copy of this order be published for at least four consecutive weeks in the DzHY P2osPECToR. a neRspaPeT printed md pablished in said city and county.
 f. R MONK.
 Judge. Dated, September I7. 1890.
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BucGIrn,s arnsea saiYe.

The Best sAlve ln the world for Cuts, Bruises. sores Ulcsrs, Salt Eheum, Fever Sores. Tetter, chEpped RzBds, Chilbislns. corns. and all skin Eruptions and positively cures Piles or no pay re luired. It is guar hteedto give perfect sStisfac- non money refunded Price. 3s eeuts per box. by 4 Yongo
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Happy HoO-Ierr.

Wm. T mHoBs, p siH te- Of Idsyille, Ind. WrItss. Flec-iic Britsrs hzz cone more for me thzu aIl tseE n eiIciT e. onbiaCd for that b q feeliug sriz.n [ [ on kifHey nd Liver t.Cub C. JOsn Lesl C. farmer and f sekman oi the ssms place says. s'f mi Electric bIt.s.s to be ths O st kicnay rRd L yer medicine. made ne feel hke d usW ma S. W. Gard CT, fa'dwast ID e ch nt ssm= town sas $: "EIectric Bitter i. ja-I tae thing Tor a D aa who oi % ron dop aEt don'tCae fl he Ewes CT cles; be found rev strength go a appetite fe -ls just ke he he'd a gew ies-r On life On y So cents at J. onge hrn- fnre
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xor.Cx or ronvxirUaE
HOPE MINE.

yDo cHAs R. CROUCH yoar aeirs or
 Yoa are hereby ootifed by the undersigned. yoar oo-o~nsr. in the Hop miEtng claim =itnaie ia the Tom nbstOne mining dis.rfcs sn the County of COchisf, Teni- tory Of ATizosz ihsf they have expended ths sum of one 5andr~d eollAr- in the performance of tte suhu4i work for the yeEr irs3. required bv the lsws O. eosgress % be performed upon rsis claim 70 bold the ssDs-
 You have fsliec fo contribute your proportion af the expend .tarts required by sec on z324 Of the Revised Statutes sf the Bitcd ,fsf~s 10 br a sde Bpsn said clam fpr ,he year Isss Tie sum fae from you 10 the . de0=ignea. yoar eo-0sEnsss fh ssif siaiTn. yoar proportiou ,f Inc moneys rxpences by them npot. said claim Le abSve set firth i- ffty d~iiar- for which you are dcllu Quent al Inc date Of tEis 7Otsce-
 Yen your het-- snd assigns are hereby nOtisei thai if yOu sbouid lail or r,- fuse ta contribute your proportion of the above expsndifgre within nInety days after the pnh.sea' fian Of this notice. Ones a Week for ntnefy dAzs, ySnr interest in the Hope nine WIH se- rome ihe property cf yoGr cS-oSners, the und. r. sfgued who reside al the Cisy Of Tosa bstOus, Co., ehtse Cfu0sy. A. T.
 E. P. RYDER.
 w SWAYzEE.
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PRESCOTT LAND OFFICE K sceiVsr-D. J Sullivan R.girter E Bursess.
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pt,rKIcr couRT.

iauze Fir-t JadIcli Otsrrsef L. SioaH
 Juase S-c ad ] Judci=i District J H. Ktbh ! indgg Tairf iadicizI DistTteI-JaBs- H
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nsLEsnEN I've ~ish q few men Co -eiI our - sonas by sample to the wheiesAie end rsiail t1.es IayVesr rasII.Iss-sas==s-z = ogr hue Seno scent .tsrnp. waTss ss per dsy- Permanes. oo~ifiou Hops-tals arswered Mosey advanced Or ~ages .dvsrtssing. etc CssTusNrsL nAs lsf Co. CIsrssss~ ostn s1snr
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ADVICE Fs noraRRs.

NRs. NIssLoV's SOOTHING SYEUP has been d by rat-iEeE- f0T SAIiGErs, tas tsiIG fe- ever G yya.- Witl gef sct ecc-s. IL rel eyes The l-tle snf, al nre producss Rst ural, qutet q CD hy reeIug the e id C m pain, aId the little che nb zS akes "b ight butt n.' IL ts very pieas- an 10 he t.rLe, O-kes the child. EOfteLs the guns, allEy pain, thieves wind. reg0lGt 6 he bow r.. and IS the best known remedy for q ST. rtaea, sLeih.r a Is ng lom teething or other 3Ir see. T~rHty Eve cents S bottle.
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SUPREME COURT.

.a4sf ast -e-J .mes 4 wnght. Associate JI-ttoas l. kiOby R.E. slosa-
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THERMAL REVENUE OFFICERS Collector. Taeson ~. H. BristoI.
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R vI srch Nlason-.

Stated noe,ings on third Wednesday of each moath. Notice of speeia meetings oy chapter flag. Sojourning companIpns cordially invitei.
 ADoLPH CoHES, Ii. r. F. l. AooRE. Secretsry. jl4tf
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Maverick Natl Bank.
BOSTON, MASS.

BOS ON, MASS. Sapithi S4OOtODo surplus Ss0o. GOO Accounts of Banks. Bankers and Corporations solicited.
 Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excellent. and we re-discount for Banks when balances warrant it. Boston Is reserve city, and balance with us from hanks. (Dot located m other reserve eities) count as a reserve. We have A market for prime first class investmr nt SC curities and invite proposals from states counties and cities when i~suire h0nds.
 We do a general banking business and invite correspondence.
 4sd P Potter, Jos. ". WOTk, President.
 Cashier
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UNITED srArss DFFiCEK
rucsoNLANp aPRIcg

sJnited states karzhGi-BOb Pzu!. Cnlte6 >tztse Depaiy her -hAl-H. D. UEder @oad
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FRANK c. EARLE.

NssAY ANn NErALLvsGicAL LkBoSA TOBY sFFICE--s:s. FREMONT STREET, W Opposite City Hall. Tombstone
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xsssisox--C. K Drake. z-ktstef-H Herbsrt Brown.
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essy Complexion. Youthful Beauty
 Piampae-s Aad oyiiness- are prS4 ced sy old Dr. Hesih's Harmie-- arNrnt~nl HrlayenAtinE W afesr \, and plaeE Bead. sfmptFs, EFuptfoos .kta Ds-ea-<-. 1T eers, GaEarrn. Hay tev-r A-thm s. Lung ssise ases eradieat e. F. rf-et health is the mirror of beauty, and only si box or six for S Nailed Sealed. Ere c. nsG talon at onlce 9Sl Brosdaay, New York
 7-i-D & wiyr.
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F. 6 4. n.

Cechi-. t.sdx No. ! s- O. q. F. Regular meeting night, Tuesday oi each week All visiting members in good standing invited to attend.
 FRANK GARLAND.
 \. G. W. D. aoSNoSIER,
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WM. c. STAEHLE.

A TroRsEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW a oRce oa Allen Street., bst~esn rOsrth and fsfth, Tombstone, Arizoaa
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JUAN A. GARCIA
 Custom House Broker.

DAYS STRICT ATTENTION TO all matters connected with the Mexican custom house. Is respon- sible for all fines imposed by the Mex jean government, but not for duties that the custom officers neglect 10 charge. All business connected with the Mexican custom house attended to with neatness and dispatch. All pdpers and dOCHmeRts g;r.n in m
 iats attention at rery rsdsonabIs
 rates
 PalOminaS, San Pedro, Sonora, Mex.
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nated. September I7. 1890.
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IN the district court, first iu- dicitl district of the territory of Arizona in and for the county of Cp.hi,e.
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Sas-reI the rou4s-tOns Posrssass .s .scs nd cl -ss sstrf
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-03-08
A Year of Harrison.

We find the following summary
of the acts of Harrison III, and by
its careful consideration our read.
ers may proceed to compare re-
suits with the campaign promises
of the e. o. p.
The country has had one year OF
Benjamin Harrison to-day. How
does the country find itself on the
anniversary?
Not better, certainly. Wages
have not advanced. Farm pro.
ducts bring no better prices. Liv-
ing is not easier to any human be-
ing who must earn living by toll
The army of the unemployed is
not Iii minisned. Commerce is not
more active. Nobody is better of
in fact or in prospect except the
monopolists who paid for this in
capabie's election and whose SER
wants he and his Congressional sup
porters are.
The surplus which year ago
seemed about to compel reduc-
tion Of taxation has been swept
in extravagance, and, instead of re-
ducing, the dominant party in Con-
gress is planning 10 increase the
peoples burdens.
The Civil Service has been again
Prostitutei to the spoilsmen from
whose foul embraces 1t has part
ly escaped.
The scandal of Wannamaker in
in the Cabinet by purchase and
drumming for his shop among the
Pan-American delegates humilat-
ed a self respecting people.
The alliance With two mon
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-03-08
The Silver Question.

Senator Jones, of Nevada, from
the Committee of Finance has in.
troduced into theSenate so-calleC
Silver Bill which, if it were pos
sible for it to become law, woult
60 far to relieve the real worker!
of the country from the ills nov
upon them.
BY the terms of this bill the Sec
retary of the Treasury is required
to purchase Silver Bullion to the
amount, of $1,000 per month at a
price not exceeding 81 for each
3714 or. pure silver and also to pur'
chase such gold bullion as may be
offered at, not exceeding 81 for
each 81 and 22-100 gr. pure gold.
The Bill further provides, that in
payment of such bullion the Secre.
tary of the Treasury shall issue
Treasury notes of denominations
ranging from 81 to $1,000, which
notes are redeemable, at par. or
demand, in lawful money of the u
S. and are made receivable foI
customs and all public dues.
1t is also provided that the Sec
retary shall at any time have any
portion such bullion converted in.
to coin when necessary for the re-
demption of any such notes.
The profits resulting from such
coinage shall inure to the benefit
of the government.
Another section repeals the eX-
listing silver coinage law.
We are of opinion as we have
said that the passage of this bill
would go far toward relieving the
country from its present financial
distress; but the bill will not be
passed by this Congress.
Senator Sherman and McPher-
son of the committee are against it
and every Republican in Congress
from states east of the Mississippi
may be counted on to follow in
their wake.
The policy of the bill, which pro-
vides for cheaper money for the
people, will be opposed by the
large banking companies of the
east and the combined influence OF
the money dealers of the country
Dear money and cheap property
is their idea of prosperity, and
they having bought and paid for
this administration, will demand
of it that their bidding is done.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-03-08

arches for the spolition of
Samoa and the long refusal to well
come the Republic in Brazil have
deeply wounded American senti-
ment.
The shameful protection Of Dud-
ley, the scandalous jury packing in
Florida, the infamous dicker by
which Warmoth is made the Off
cial representative Of the Admin
istration in Louisiana, the desecra-
ton of Liberty Island, the Bowling
Green job, the farming out Of pat
ronage to Platt-all these and a
score of like things have made the
first year of the administration
more shameful than any year of
any other Administration has ever
been.
And what do people think Of
Harrison himself? No newspaper
of any party and no member of
Congress ever mentions him as II
possible candidate for re-elec-
tion at the end of his term. No
body speaks with respect of his ad-
ministration or of himself as a man
of ability or influence even in his
own party.
In one year he has ruined his
political prospects by incapaeity
and gross unfaithfulness; in anoth-
er he will ruin the prospects of his
party as well.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-03-08

nation of politics and business that
is quite characteristic of the Re-
publican party.
Mr.. Blaine has become so disgust
ed with the administration that he
refuses to see any applicants for
Office even in his own department;
he turns them over to one of the
assistant Secretaries of State.
Assistant Postmaster General
Clarkson is telling his friends that
he cannot possibly remain in office
longer than the first of May, and
that he may resign earlier, but he
does not tell them that he has re-
ceived u very pointed hint from the
President intimating in the most
unmistakable manner that his
resignation would be acceptable.
The question of II railroad TO
South America has been much
talked about since the Pan-Ameri-
can Congress adopted resolutions
recommending the appointment of
u commissioner to go over the pro-
posed route and report as to its
feasibility etc. A joint resolution
has been introduced in the House
by Mr.. Buckalew, authorizing the
President to appoint suitable
parties to examine and report on
the advisability OF Il railroad to
South America.
G. e. Kincaid, correspond ent of
the Louisville Times shot eX-Repre-
sentative Taulbee, of Kentucky,
during II personal difficulty at the
Capitol Friday. Mr.. Taulbee's
wound is not dangerous.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-03-08
Announcements.

We are authorized to make the
following announcement of candi
dates subject TO the decision of the
Democratic Primary election tc
he held March 22nd 1890 sfor Falls
Township and Logan Village.
LOGAN VILLAGE.
For Mayor,
GEORGE w. BREHM.
For Marshal,
GEORGE DEISHLEY,
GEORGE SHORR.
For Clerk,
JOHN w. SHIVELY.
For Treasurer,
ANDREW HOLL, JR.
For Street Commissioner,
EDWARD JUERGEN SMEIER.
JAMES NJ. MOUNT.
FALLS PRECINCT.
Assessor.
WILLIAM +. ENGLE,
FALLS TOWNSHIP
For Clerk
DAVID NJ. KANODE.
Trustee,
DANIEL HEFT.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-03-08
Good Insurance.
Logan, o., Jan. 90, 1890


TO whom it may concern.
October lst 1881 ny'husband,
John Beckwith took policy No. GO
with the odd Fellows National
Beneficial Association Of Dayton,
Ohio. October nth 1889 he died
from an accident in II coal mine,
during his membership he paid to
the association $4,000, to-day ! have
received from james Ander,on,
Secretary and General Manager Of
said Association, Three Thousand
Dollars in full Of said policy |
recommend the said INSURANCE TO
all Odd Fellows.
SARAH E. BEcKwiTH.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-03-08

Mr.. James Lambert, Of New
Brunswick, Illinois, says: 81 was
badly afflicted with rheumatism in
the hips and legs, when / bought
a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. 1t cured me in three days.
| am all right to-day and would in
form everyone who is inflicted with
that terrible disease, to use Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and get well
at once" For sale by
Il. HARRINGTON,
Logan, O.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-03-08

ABRAHAM, son of Robt. Lincoln,
Minister to England, died on the
morning Of March 9th. He was
the grandson and name sake of the
dead EX-President. He was in
his 18th year and a remarkably
bright youth.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-03-08


r.. G. Dun & Co.'s review of the
condition OF trade for the past
week says:
"DnseasOnabke iceather and groac
eng doubts about The monetary fu
t"re do not help business, and re.
ports this week are less encourag.
ing-The business failures occurring
throughout the country were 3O4
as compared with a total Of 27l last
week."
Yet this condition is reported, after
] year the remarkable administra-
ton OF Benjamin the Hoosier. 1T
is a "cOnditiOn" that comfronts us
also after of Republican congress
has been in session more than three
months, and after the bulk of the
Treasury surplus has been useless
ly squandered. The Condition will
yemaip unchanged until Congress
shall 4git laboring to improve the
condition of the poor downtrodden
capitalists and devising ways and
means to perpetuate the power of
the Imperialists.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-03-08

STREET Commissioners are now
to be elected by the people. The
Republican Council of Logan will
take notice accordingly.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-03-08
Reorganization Of Boys Industrial
School.

The new Board ofTrustees OF the
Boys Industrial School was sell
ected by Coy Campbell on Wednes-
dag and ut once confirmed by the
Senate bya unanimous vote. The
Democratic members Of the New
Rogra are Wm Beatte, Of Toledo,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-03-08

THE Congressional re-districting
bill introduced by Representative
Price passed the Ohio Senate
Thursday and is now a law.