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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-09-28
Suffering ON the strip.

Tho great crush Of freight business on the
Santa Fe is delaying the building Of towns
many Of the towns.
At Perry there has been little change in the
state Of AFFAIR.", and there can be none until .
heavy rain comes to lay the dust and clear
the air. The situation Is positively frightful.
People coming from there arc so black with
dirt As TO be unrecognixable.
Yesterday morning the dead body Of an old
man was found stretched on the prairie. He
had been sick and was literally choked TO
death with the dust The quality Of the food
sold Il very bad. At most of the restaurants
everything 10 covered with thick coating Of
dust. Bread before being fit to eat has to be
pared. The water Is unfit to drink. Two
wells have been sunk to q depth OF 100 feet
and only . little salty water obtained.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-09-28
Possible war in Africa.

In conscience of the threatening attitude
of affairs In Mashonaland, 300 Englishmen n
have organized themselves into a cavalry
troop and are leaving the Trsnsvaal in order
to assist their friends who are reported to be
In danger in Fort Victoria.
Official reports show that tho state of Affairs
on the borders of Matabel, and near which
the beleagured outposts Of the British South
Africa Company, Fort Victoria, 10 situated, 10
worse than at first imagined. Indeed, people
now begin to fear that another African war
will have to be fought. Dispatches Just re-
ceived from the front announce that Matabei
Impis (army) is advancing near the Matapo
hills and that 1t 10 feared there is bloody
work ahead for the chartered company.
Matabel land is the most important part Of
the territory controlled by the chartered COM
pany in British South Africa. 1t is ruled by
King Lobengal and includes the counties
around Inhabited by the Mashonas, Makala-
kas and other tribes who pay tribute TO him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-09-28
wI,I ParoIo PrIaoner,.

The experiment Of paroling prisoners cor.
fined In the Massachusetts state prison under
the habitual criminal act, is to be tried In the
case Of William F. Hazard, who has served
five years of his twenty-five sentence.
The conditions are: First, he shall not
hereafter lead an idle or dissolutc life; Sec
ond, he shall not visit any bar-room or gam
bling house or associate with persons OF bad
character; third, he shall lead an upright,
industrious and law-abiding life.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-09-28
New Supreme Justies

Pre-hent Cleveland has appointed VILLA 10
B. Hornblower Of New York to be associate
justice Of the Supreme Court of the United
States, vice Samuel Blatchford, deceased, and
James ]. Vanalen of Rhode Island, to be am
bassador extraordinary and minister plentro-
tentiary to Italy.
Mr.. Hornblower was born In May, 1851,
and Is one Of the most eminent lawyers In
New York. One, II not two Of his great
grandfathers were signers of the declaration
Of Independence. Ono grandfather was the
late Joseph q. Hornblower, chief Justice Of
the state Of New Jersey, and one of the most
eminent jurists Of the country. One uncle
was che late Justice Bradley Of the United
States Supreme Court. His father was the
late Rev DR.. Hornblower Of the Presbyterian
Church.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-09-28
A FEARFUL SLAUGHTER.
Twelve Pers ons Killed by . CoIlision on
the Wabash Road In Indiana.

the Wabash Road In Indiana.
A terrible accident occurred on the Wabash
road at Kingsburg, Indiana, on the 22nd.
Men, women and children were sacrificed In
a wreck, which Is without parallel In the his.
tory Of Northern Indiana. Twelve lives were
crushed out without moments warning.
The Chicago express was running In two
sections, and had to pass a freight which
sto0d on the siding at Kingsburg. The first
section passed and signaled that there was
another behind, but the freight brakeman,
Herbert Thompson, did not notice 1t and
opened the switch. This let the passenger in
upon the freight train and caused ths
tragedy.
The result of the crash was fearful. The
terrific impact of the two mighty machines
drove the tank and cab of the freight engine
hack into = carload Of dressed beef, the en-.
gineer and fireman remaining in the cab and
NJ . miracle escaping with their lives, the
fireman sustaining fractured leg.
Engine 473 Of the passenger train was torn
70 pieces, the smoker behind 1t was forced
through the tank on the pilot of the engine.
The splinters killed Engineer Green and the
escaping steam badly scalded his fireman,
Barber. In the smoker was where most Of
the fatalities occurred, and 1t was demolished.
1nC tuIu CAR WHICH, WAS COLulOEtsADly ulicu,
was thrown across the track. Not one OF
the passengers In this car suffered serious In
Jury. Strange as 1t may seem, in the next
car, q sleeper, which was but partially
wrecked, several persons were instantly
killed. The last car remained upon the
track and, beyond a severe shock, no casu.
aliies arc reported.
Twelve persons were found to be dead and
several others will die.
Tho work Of rescue was carried bravely for
ward and deeds Of heroism were performed
by the passengers and villagers. On impro-
vised stretchers the dead bodies were carried
to the depot, where they were ranged side by
side upon the platform.
The waiting rooms were converted into
hospital and the surgeons called to the scene
of the wreck labored with untIring energy,
The wounded were made as comfortable a.
possible. The village women labored a.
though some sudden bereavement had visited
their own homes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-09-28
IMPORTANT COLORADO NEWS.
THE STATES RICHES.

Mako . Total of ssss.o7s. $50.
State Auditor Goodykuntz has completed
the list of county assessments showing the to-
tai value Of the property within the state to
be s2s9, ,079 $3.50. This is $4,000, 600 below the
anticipated amount for the year, and It's effect
on those appropriations made towards tho
last of the session of the Legislature will be
materially felt. In counties the assessments
RolI
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-09-28
Warrington Notss.

The public hearings before the ways and
means committee were concluded on the Doth.
1t 10 the intention of the committee to COM
mence work at once upon new tariff bill.
Representative Bell has secured an amend
ment TO the printing bill by which govern
ment advertisements for paper Will be pub
lished In two Denver papers and bids from
Denver paper-makers will be received.
An official statement OF the pension bureau
shows the total number of pensions granted
since march 4, 1898, Is 81. 800 The Board of
Revision expects to dispose Of those sus-
pended under q recent order Of the bureau
BY October 10. Probably 20 per cent. of
these cases will be returned to the rolls,
although In many cases the rates were
changed.
Senator Chandler has returned to the city
from his home In New Hampshire, where he
has been for some weeks Speaking Of the
repeal bill he said he favored some substan-
tial recognition of silver in the bill repeating
the Sherman act instead of the wordy declara-
tion of policy In the Senate substitute. The
sentiment in New England, ho said, was for
bi-metallic standard, and he personally
should seriously regret any action which
would put the United States on the single
gold standard.
The Senate has agreed to allow A. c. Beck
with g., ,0O0, Lee Mantle e., 900 and John b.
Allen q, 500 In compensation for their time
and expense in prosecuting their claims 10
seats In the Senate from Wyoming, Montana
and Warrington respectively.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-09-28

1t is stated that Admiral de Millos, who
leads the Brazilian insurgents, was a warm
friend of Dom Pedro, and his success may
mean restoration Of the monarchy
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-09-28

Weafhef Report aud Crop Pros pects.
The Colorado weather bureau reported az
follows on the 10Th:
The past week has given almost unbrokeh
sunshine, with but few scat tered showers over
isolated localities. These conditions have
been very favorable for farm work of all
kinds, maturing the early crops and aiding
in harvesting. Late crops have not been fa-
vored 20 we'll, causing them to ripen 100 fast.
Over the northeast counties the weather has
been too dry for range grass, which is suffer
ing. Some killing frosts arc reported
the south central portion, but they have not
yet been general. Over the southern half OF
the state native grasses seem to be In very
good coodition.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-09-28
Delegate. to st. Louis.

Governor Waite has named the following
delegates to the bi-metallic convention At St.
Louis October g.: Thomas NJ. Patterson, Geo.
g. Merrick, president State Silver League,
Plat Rogers, c. H. Barry, N. P. Hill, George
G. symea, John L. Routt, Charles 8. Thomas,
Charles Hartzcll, Judge Charles Thompson,
Judge Orr, Denver; B. Clark Wheeler, J. D.
Hooper, Aspen; David Day, Durango; Geo
W. Grove, Lake City; J. Max Clark, Greeley;
Judge Blodgett, Lamar; Theron W. Stevens,
Ouray; Judge voorhees,, /. D. Chamberlin,
Pueblo; Judge Gabbert, Telluride; Judge
Gray, Montrose.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
ND. 1865.

er nit Dem llrheber oes Spnamit=Gom=
plottes in SarSelona betannt mar uno
ne 9laubt, oaB er elmer Der Seri6pD=
rer lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
Sutuque Soma, Sicuitag, Oeu II. Npurnlber 1898.

tlgt, Dem Sultan pon Marotto, Der
niht perlteht, in Ieinem eigeneu 2anoe
Die Sronung auirebt SIT erbalten, cine
Oerbe Sebre Su ertbeilen. Die Sant
bon Spanien bat sum 3mefe Der ener=
9li6en 9etreibun9 Der militdriiben
Cperationen 9e9en Die &iii=Piraten in
0tOrOttO $50, 600 ge5eidnet. 9ta6
Den nelelten gabritten Oerbalten iib
Die &iii=Piraten se9enwdrtis ru6ig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
6 o II 9 o It q Il t.
y I iliiel, l6. 9fpp.

Sriiiiel, l6. 9top.
ToltnaJrlbten aus Dem GpnQp-
ltaate bringen GinSelbeiten iiber Die
tiir;liheu Siege Oes Sapitdns Sbdniib
ilber Die 9lraber bel gtpan9ues 3aipngp.
Die slraber batten iib Lungs oes Sons
sofunes per 6anst uno waren ben
Selglern gegeniiber in Span,igia6er
lleberSabl. SroBoem trugen Die Sel=
gier nab bluti9em Sample ben Sieg
oauon. @iele slraber maren gefalen
ober per,punoet uuo 5000 wuroen oe-
faugen genommen. Die iliebenoen
Nraber oeriubten ben 9llurbafluB su
treuser, iuobei SunOerte ertranten.
9lus Sriefen, ipelhe bel Den 9eian9enelr
slrabern Seillnoen wuroen, sing ber-
Dor, oaB Ole 9lrGber ben Elan 9eia6t
batten, Die GuropQer aus Der oanSen
&Dn9pgegerlo Sll pertrelben. 9Seitcr
nOrolib am &ongO balbmegs smilben
Stanlep Sails unD 9tibd=3tiba lieierte
Sapitln EOutbie Den GiugebOreneu
mebrere SharmilBei, in oenen 1900
6ewebre erbeutet unO taIienoe 9lraber
gefangen genommen wuroen. Inter
ben 6efan9enen bellnoen lih % arabs
l6e Sluptllnge, bon oenen Giner oeu
Sr. S1niBer ODER Gmin Gal6a inn
Sttober 1892 i'm norOmeltlihen Sbeile
oes &OnsOtaates 9etODtet bat. Ter
WDroer puroe triegs9erihtlib perur.
tbeilt uno ipater, na10em leine Ger.
iOnlihteit iiber alien 3lueilel ieltseltelt
mar, ltanorshtlib erhOneu.
Die Grsdblun9 prn Gmin paIba's
Sooe, pie lie I'M pprigen September
beribtet lpuroe, nlro abermals our1
beute einsetrOiiene Sepeibcn beiidtigt.
Die GinSi9en, pelde bel Dem 8emeBel
peribont geblieben lnlo, lit 3anSibarite
gllini1, gmins 8eliebte uno ibr Sino,
WtOnionna. Sie glraber perlbonteu
ben &ndbeu in Der Grnartuna, BAR,
wenu er ieines TaterS ejeilt uno Sbat-
trait 9eerbt babe, er mOgli6erweiie su
einem grOBen SGuptlin9e ausgebiloet
weroen tonne. Gmins 9eiammter
! ibrirtliher gtadlaB trai beute ein uno
wuroe Dem &Oni9e 2eOpolo ilber0ebeu.
Die Siibrer Der Selgler i'm 3OuNo.
itaate Ia9en, baB beinube idmmtllb.
&inoer Der Nrabiiben 0duptliuge IN
Der &on9oseseno SeIangsn senOnlmeH
wOroen iiuo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21

Strube SOB uno SerDerben anoerihtet
baben pilroe Der Ntutbiglte inter
Den Gntoefern oes Sprenggei6oiies rib
raid sntidlonen Die 3ilnoihnur aus
Der Seffnung uno trat lie nit Den
6iiBen aus. gtab Serribtllng pieier
mutbi9en Sbat sitterte Der wafere
Weulb por 9lufre9un9 am gansen
Seibe. Die gpmbe nuroe BON Yoli.
silten bebutiam aufseboben uno in
aller Stille na6 Der Saupt Ypli,ei-
ltatiOn gebradt SGei Der llnter-
iu6ung iteQte lib beraus, paB ole
Sombe nit eincm Der gefdbrlibiten
Spren9ltoife gelaOen mar.
Ton Den llrbebern oes miBgliiften
glttentats bat man bislung nibt Die
9erin9lte Spur. Die Seppbner oes
betreHenoen Sauies lino ais rubige
9eIeBliebenoe Seute betannt uno es rubt
aui ibnen niht Der gerin9ite geroabt.
Wtan Dermutbet, oab ir9eno elm S6urfe
bon Der StraBe aus auf ben 9alton
getlettert lit, Die Sombe bort nieber.
9ele9t uno Die 3ilnOi9uur in Srano
geieBt bat.
Sies lit aber nibt oas ein,i9e 9ln-
3eihen oafiir, oaB Die slnardiiten i'm
8ebeimen nod INNER cine eefdbrlibe
Sbdtigteit entpifeln. Die et,pa %
Wteilen iiioiueltli6 bon Sa: :elona sele-
gene Staot &illa 9tuepa uno oeren
sanse llmsegeno uurOen geltern ourb
einen unSpelie!bait bon 9lnarhiiten
peribten Shurtenltreih in pantheon
S6reden perieBt. 3urS na6 @inbrub
Der Suntelbeit erplooirte udmlib bart
ppr Dem Sbore Der Salerne Der yiirger.
garoe cine SDnamItbDmbe, Die dber
gum Slid auBer Der 3eritDruug oes
ltarten Shores uno Dem 3eripren9eu
elmer 9lnSabl Seniteribelben an Der
&alerne unO ben angrenSenoen Sluiern
teinen Sbaoen anrlbtete. Serlest
muroe gtiemano. Die Silrsergaroilteu
waren uatilrit ilber ben teuililben
9lnibla9 auf ibr Seben iebr eribroten,
faBten lib aber raih uieoer uno our6.
iu6ten eilislt Die ndhtselegenen Sdu=
ier uno StraBen na6 Den feisen Woro-
seiellen, leoob obne GriOlg. Die po-
liSei uerbaftete i'm 2aufe Der Natt cine
glnsabl ueroGhtlger Sublette.
SSn Gillu 9tuepa mar crit unlGnait
elm r,llltdnoig eingeribtetes 2abora=
torillm, in mel6em lie cine sroBe glu=
Sabl fertiger SpnamitbOmben pOrian.
ben, entoedt moroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
Yreiie Ser anjetgen

Sober Sou Der Spalte per Sobr .....sl3o 90
>, UtoHntc. ...... 9.75
- 31RoHate. co.,
Jdr iebe Seile grepier ooer Dereu Raua oas
srItemal 10 9enIs
Seiratbs. iinb IoSs --,.oprutsl5l
obnc Sprua sl.O0
anSsis.u Die bem 6eiite ber tatb. Rtr5s ,atpt.
Der ino, tinoen teine Auiuabme.
Insetsen isros man " ate
TENS am 1llontdS Htor.
gen elm.
Sob=glrbeiteu aller glrt prOnipt unS biIi9
ausgcfilbrt.
Sifice osr ,,@aSettc".
Gfe Der sedbiteu uuo Sopairai..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
u Il Blano.
Soeiiu, Is. 9tpp.

NOe 4, I3. Npb.
Sin 9lnsabl slrbeiter fano seitern in
Sobrala 9taoeldaOe bel Sagonro9 am
9liDuihen Meere cine yombe, pon Der
lie permutbeten, oaB lie aus Dem
Srimmtriege berriibre. Giner Der 9lr.
better lblug nit einem Sammer segeu
Die Sombe, I'm Su ieben, mas parin
lei, ais oieielbe plpBlib erplooirte.
Surh Die umberflie9enoen Stilde pur.
Den 9 9lrbeiter getDotct uno plele auoere
ihmer permuuoet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
nfrei il.

UTIS, I'd. gtpp.
Die POlsei bon Yerpisnan in Siio=
irantreib bat Dem Yprleben oes gln=
tonic &inaloi, oen lie beim lleberl6rei=
ten Der ipanilben Grense als Der Be-
tbeiligung an Der Spnamitibanptbat
in Sarselonu perod6ti9 perbaitete,
nahseipiirt uno bat ermittelt, paB oer=
ielbe tein Staliener. ionoern sin Spa=
nier lit. Sein pirtliber Same lit,
wie man 9laubt, &amOn 9tallo. Die
pOlissi bat uber;eusenos 9slpeiis, oaB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
2(uSlaMO.

Der bcmti6e 3ei6stas wuroe an
10. 9iop. bon 81. Waieltdt Dem &ai=
Ter sSilbsIm in sissnsr psriOn srpfiust.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-07-15

The rainy season seems to have fair Ny begun in Southeastern Arizona.
 Copious showers are reported from
 Willcox, Tombstone, tho San Pedro Valley, and portions Of the Gila valley in Graham. Ram in appreciable quan- tity, has fallen but once in Globe Toesday night-but on the surround ing mountains, and east in the vicinity of McMillen and on portions of the White Mountain reservation, the pre- eipitation has been considerable. A good rain fell on Tonto Tuesday, with a light shower on Salt river, while on the Sierra Anchas the storm was heavy. Wednesday afternoon a very heavy thunder storm passed to the northeast of Globe approaching as near as the Old Dominion copper mine. In the vicinity of Fame mine, Quartzite, the precipitation was very heavy, filing the beds of dry arroyos with torrents, of water. At Payson . quarter of an inch of rain fell
Arizona silver belt., 1893-07-15
THE RIFLE MATCH THE GLOBE GUN
 CLUB THE vIoToRs

The rife match between the Globe Gun Club and team from Go. A., N. c. A., came off last Sunday afternoon on Che range west of town, The con test attracted large number of spec tators, and their presence, probably, had an upstea'iying influence on the nerves of some of the contestants which may account for the low scores made
 During the shooting ofthe firstround the atmospheric conditions were good, but towards tho close cross wind bothered the marksmen considerably. The range was 200 yards. Dr. Bullitt of the Gun Club, carried of the laurels, making the splendid score of 45 out of a possible 90. fine medical profession appear to have been strictly in it, as Dr, F. c. Fox, also of the Gun Club, made the next highest score, 99.
 In explanation of the poor scores made by some of the militia team, it may be said that they were restricted to the use ofnew military guns, hard on the trigger, and with which they had little or no practice, while their opponents shot their own, or picked guns, with which they were familiar, and some of them with fine sights, In practice several of the militia men have since made scores of 10 or over. ia the score.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-07-15

The Diamond of the Desert as de- scribed by sr. Walter Scott aptly ap- plies to that inviting retreat, the Kin ney House in Globe, embowered as if is in creeping vines of emerald hue which retain their color throughout the year nor is this the oHly attractioa, Majestic trees with their interlacing foliage defy the scorching rays of the noon-day sun. The charming exterior is simply reflex of the comfort to be realized within and avery feature indi- cates a welcome to the wayworn trav- sler. The house is feature of which Globe is justly proud and it is also fact that its merits as q resting p'eco, is kHown far and wide.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-07-15

Our attention was called to a comet in the northwestern heavens, by N. S. Berray on Thursday night, which oe- casioned much surprise among a num- Der of gentlemen present, no mention of such a phenomenon having been seen in the public press At 9 o'clock in the evening the comet is visible to the naked eye, about an hour above the horizon, although glass is q great assistance in more clearly defining the tail We are not sufficiently up in as- tronomy to tell in what asccpsion and constellation the heavenly wanderer belongs, but the observer will have no difficulty in locating it. Apparently it is pointing directly to the earth, like a plummot with it's vertical tail, of great length, extending to and beyond a bright star directly above,
Arizona silver belt., 1893-07-15

In the district court of Maricopa, in session at Phoenix last Monday, Judge Sloan granted the application of the defense for change ofvenue in the case of Ed TewRsbury, charged with the killing of Tom Graham. The case will be assigned to Pima county and tried before Judge Sloan at Tucson.
 The laws delay twelve months in the Tewksbury case is a fragrant tray esty ofjustice. Not only is it an out rage upon citizen who, upon learn ing he was accused of the crime of hlurdering Thomas Graham, although beyond the possibility of arrest, went a distance of twelve niles and met the officer, who had sent him word that he had warrant for bis apprehension and desired that he should come to where he was and submit to arrest. This request Tewksbury at once com piled with and upon nearing Phnnix, that city of magnificent churches, tall spires and godly attendants, in order to avoid being lynched, was obliged to make detour to reach Tucsen where he, for the time-being, could avoid the blood suckers of the former city. The language here used is warranted by the attempted assassination of John Rhodes in the court at Phenix, when on trial for the same crime, of which he vas acquitted.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-07-15
sso.e keepcr R. " u rrerarthen. N. !.
soors hseps, 6r JH chase. "
SECURING TIRE BIGHT or WAY FOR THE
 BOWIE AND GIOBE RAlLgo4D.

The Graham County Bulletin of the | 7th contains an account ofa meeting
 of citizens of the Gila Valley in Sol omontille, to confer with Mr. Wm.
 Garland concerning the right of way
 for the Bowie and Globe railroad.
 Mir. Garland said that he had come 10 Graham county to say % the people that he had completed all arrange ments for building the road as far as Thomas, but that he expects to receive from the people oF the 0ila Valley a free right-of-way for the road. If this could be guaranteed he was ready to commence work on the line, as now located, within thirty days. IT the flee right-of-way could not be secured, he would put a Few surveying party on the line to see if a practicable route could be secured by which the culti- vated portion of the valley would t6 avoided.
 Many prominent citizens of the val ley were present and al expressed themselves as anxious for the early building of the road and willing to do all in their power tc assist in the mat ter of securing the concession asked by Mir. Garland. Alter a general discus sion of the question in an informal way, it was decided to appoint com mittees from the various towns in the valley to solicit the right of way from owners of the land through which the road passes, and to find out just how much it would cost to pay damages claimed by those who refuse to give it.
 While a maicrity of the land owners will give the right-of-way, there are some owning small tracts that cannot afford to give, but are reasonable in their demands. It is believed that 8, 800 will pay all claims and Hecure the right-of-way through Che county. This amount, 1t is expected, will be raised by the people Of the valley.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-07-15

Are you insured? If not, uow is the time to provide yourself aad family with bottle of Chamberlain Colic, Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy as an insurance against any serious results from an attack of bowel complaint dur ing the summer months l. is almost certain to be needed and should be procured at onco. No other remedy can take its place or do fp4 york. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by II. c. Hitchcock, druaQist
Arizona silver belt., 1893-07-15
Beware or Ointmenis for Cata rh Ina, Con.
 fafn Merr,,rv

Beware Of Ointmenis for Catas rh that Con
 tain Mercury.
 As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when catering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physi cians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Halls Caterrh Cure manufactured by r. J. Clancy & Co.,, Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the aystens In buying Hall s Catarrh Curs be slre yoh get tie genuine IL is takel internally aud mads in Toledo, 0hio, by T. J. cAenoy < %. Tasti- monitls free
 G Sold by druggisi
Arizona silver belt., 1893-07-15
For oyce riiy Wear

AS 0LD AND WELL-TBfED RlMEDY.- Mrs Winslcwa Soothing Syrup has been used for osor fifty years by millions of mothera for their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is tbe best remedy for diarrhoea hplsasanr ss the taste. Sold by druggists in eseyy part of the world Twenty-Five cents bottle. Its vaiue is incalcuiable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take uo other kind.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-07-15

Johr Ruckelshausen returned We'd nesday from Q months trip of recrea- ton to tine coast. John spent ''the other fellows moneyp won on the election last fall. It is needless tc add that he is still an ardent supporter of President Clevelnn1