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Arizona republican., 1893-01-17
Notice for Publication.
Premption entry No. 2637.
 LAEd 0FFICE AT TUCSON ARlz.,

Decem Der ", ls92. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support Of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the clerk of the District Court at PhRniX ArlzOuss on Feb. 4, 1893, viz: Wesley Mckee of PhR- nix, Arizona, for the nwl4 of sec. %, twp. 1 n,r Pc.
 He names the following witnesses Co prove his continuous residence npon and cultivation of said land, viz: Henry E. Slosser, John I. Hughes, John B. Hoover and Hans J. Ehlers, GB
 HERBERT BROWN,
 Register
Arizona republican., 1893-01-17

Candies made daily at the Candy Kitchen, near postohice. tf
Arizona republican., 1893-01-17
For Sale or Trade.

Double seat family carriage for cash or light rig or cart. Address, Box 35, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-17
Miscellaneous.

DENTYOUR ROOMS. APPRECIATING THE h fact that there will be large number of visitors in Phenix this fall and winter, we will take pleasure in renting any rooms parties
 may have to rent, charging no commission for
Arizona republican., 1893-01-17
By LEWIS WoLFLEY,
Goldl Gold! Goldl

vice-President and General Manager.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
TINE DAGPpEs AND THE GUARDS

Presently arc heard the notes OF a bag
pine accompanied by the tramp of SOLE
dierly feet, aud the queeu's guard OF
honor Is seen approaching from the bar
racks detachment of the Argyle and
Southerapd Highlnnders. They advance
right galautly. although the road is full
of pools Of water and II seems q pity 20
wreck the purity of their "sputs" white
as pine clay can make Thorn As0yc the
white spats nre the ptnk and white plaid
stockings. with the llitle knife sticking
Out of the t0p The delicate white and
pink and The bare knees contrast broad
" with the dark Argylc plaid of the
kilt Their jackets are scarlet, wiki
yellow cuffs and collars. Aud their
huge black feather hats are enlivenod
with a single plume OF white.
They torn IA the sqpage and stll we
wait. The suspense Is not exactly ave
AL. but every eye Is painfully hXed OH
the Bnlmoral road. Women advance
Into the square as near as they d0re 10
The wheel tracks The group opposite
tie entraWce and commanding the pas
snre and red carpet consolidate,
Ru nhnsh, harkW deen sound az
li hocses ieet and am outrller appears
over the bridge, vallopiAg a. though, 60
quote from ne rmNW9i iNN,es AWtlnnr
Hrad0 ~ hNis' altHr NNs ,nto
cnila 'hc deYl, wtrg a,iW h,n. ie ls
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
CHRONIC AND ACUTE CATARRH,
Selection From Lecture by Or. S. B. Hart
man Delivered a, lao Surgical Hotel,
Columbus, Ohio.


The first stage of coturrh OF the nose
mud head frontal sinusvsl produces dir-
Churgo from the nose, aueeEing, pain IN
the eyes lnd forehead, weak, sometimes
wNtery ewes and occasionally loss of
memory. II the cutnrrh Is principally
In the throat II PRODUCES n raw feeling.
making swallowing painful and the
slightest touch, The mucous meul-
hrtne OF the throat "a thick
cred. red aud frequently ulccratcd.
Hawking with difficulty, stripgy mucous
out Of The throat gngging and splitting
are symptoms moro or less constant. ac-
cordng 10 thc severity of the case
In the last stage the thickened aud
swollen membrane becomes thin aud shiny
and the sputa thick and of very of.
fensive odor. As soon as this dreadful
disease reaches the lnrynx hoarsness
and weakness OF voice manifest them.
selves, Unless something IL done To
prevent, the COtNrrh will follow the mu-
cous membrane into the lungs, Wlcre 81
will be followed 10y cough, night sWcntS.
rapid loss OF flesh and the other dread
symptoms OF consumption or the cAtarrh
may pass through the oesophagus 10 The
stomach and produce dyspepsia, with all
It's attendant horrors In any extensive
practice OF medicine ! have treated VAST
number of cases Of CRtarrh az all stages
OF It's progress, from lbs first appearance
as q common cold 20 the last stage Of
consumption,
Pe-ru.na Is applicable 10 catarrh of
any mucous surface of the body and Ia
all stages. From the slightest catarrhal
attack, or cold, To the most chronic and
pronounced ease of the hyperuophic form,
Fortuna Is specific Its operation is,
primarily, on the mucous surfaces. hy
ewing To each capillary vessel its nOrlnnl
elasticity, thus reaching tho cause.
Whenever the catdrrh Is located whore
u Is convenient To mako local applications
they undoubtedly assist Ic-ru-M IN COM.
plotting q cure, but This IS not always rho
ease, and fe-rWna can be rolled GA 10
perfect i cure without any local treat
ment whatever caarrh of the kidneys,
bladder, uterus laryuN, bronchial tubes
lungs and frontal sinnseS. are an beyond
The reach of effective local treatment,
and Internal treatment Is tho only hope
fe'ru-na n equal m the task, Il cures
catawh wherever located hy removing the
cause.
For complete treatise on calunh
coughs colds, consumption and all dis
eases ~ wlnter, send FOR 4 copy Of the
illustrated MS Of Life" Sent iree hy
The fetuna Drpr Manufacturing eou-
lMaN, tn'H,ANGs, q,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

summons he obeyed and left the young
man alone
Is Ills she besinningg" auscd that
love smittct rfcss-udden irlitidnW as
he rose from the table. Nil every
man ! know come up and inspire ue
with murderous thonghtet Am J 90 DC
bounded aud driven desperate because
iuppcnuy no, hge ceilt--neWslepsr
prints a false item about my private at-
fairsY / wish | had supply Of good old
Arabian maldictions I could DISPOSE
of without injury 70 my conscience.
May the foul hcnd ~ on with your
mOther-in-inw's hnucs May green
devils hold open your eyelids at night!
May spirits Of Isis. but l am IN hard
luckr
Then M went forth 10 heard the lion
A good cigar and the pleasant air ne.
stored his cquanimity. and hc didn't feel
half as savage as be wanted. As he
ncared the office he saw Mr. l4nwreuce's
light wagon standing before the door
aud az that moment Mr.. Lawrence him
self emerged from the portals Of the
Gazette building.
Hello, Frank" he called chccrily,
Erasping the young mans hand ION
the same crrand. I'll be bound Never
mind nowi'yc fixed 10 aud there win
be n denial on saturday Now get in
here aud Ill pick up your yalisc on the
way to the house. Wen keep YOU for
few days now that you are here. Non.
sense" be continued. az Hastings drew
back You must come Well show
these people that We don't care
a rap what they say about us. They can
deny the engagement, aud nt The same
time say that sou are spending your
time NJ the Lawrence stronghold What
better way could there be TO stop The
evil tOngucsg Come. now. yet in and
forthwith Hastings was hgstlcd into the
wagon Il was not on eu,inble position
but vet not 10 bad II she would under
stand
You were going 30 deny the report.
Oh = asked Mr. Law nee. suddenly.
a train Of reflection OH the
track. How did you hear about itY'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

your fathers suggestion. 10 stop The
tongues Of ihr people ! don't care what
they say about me but with yOii-with
Won it Is different
rs itf' she replied abscnily.
Frank was particularly astounded for
the moment then he dropped the oars
aud leaned over the girl
Dorothy" he said, Dorothy was
Harkins q prophet
Shall we drive down to the village
after hreakfastT' said Frank, as they
8hRhted from the boat mlf m hour
ater. We don't want the former para
graph corrected now.
She shook her head. laughing.
About II O'Clock that morning, Mr.
Matthew Harkhs was astounded to see
Mr. Hastings and Miss Lawrence drive
up 10 the office. He didn't exactly
know what 10 think. but he determined
10 make the best OF e.
Good morning Mr. Hastings was
the editors greeting as the young man
entered
You have a paragraph which is to ap-
pear IN the next issue OF the Gazette
c0ntradicting your note Of last week.
believe" said the visitor, rather abrupt
~
Il have sir" said the man Of ink and
paste u"
"You needn't print H. Mr. Harbins,"
iflliHu Alhrhhk7s pIcIHfluk 20 ~ putf
The editor nearly screamed in bis ok
citcluent at has been set up. sir. and
printed, sir aud the whole edition is of
the piNss.' He pointed to pile Of
papers and Hastings picking mp one
read. "Our report Of last week regard.
INK the engagement of Miss Dorothy
Lawrence to MIR Frank Hastings whs
an error. Tho editor feels it incumbent
upon him 90 make this correction"
Hastings laughed as he thought that he
would have made IL incumbent upon
him IL be had chance. but be only
pointed to the pile Of papers. usking;
How many arr theroi ! wish TO buy
the entire edition ] suppose none have
left the office"
None, sir answered the editor.
The Gazette IL not anachrOnistic, IL Is
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

The carriage slowed up rs Y (.
the square and the queen poss W.,
passed. Her face wore
serious aspect and there was N
gravity about the people WI 4
three exceptions they were ny
folk. They knew her well. VIZ
Of coming and going have ~
familiar with her face, ~
curiosity that had hrough.
IL was quite another feehus
seemed more like family
say "goodby" and ''godspeea
head than q queen aud VIZ
There was u touching hone'
the scene.
There were no checrs; no v
ton. as she does not wish ~
has that rule been broken w
that was IN 1887. her Jubilee
the scheol children were r5hs
the road; the old men 81 ~
All down the valley and stoo
line, and an the people chtel.,s
hcart's content while the qn
her horses aud bowed,
happy s
AZ her carriage With ~ IVA
ful lrnys. ridden by pefiunoe
PEI J white drew ~ % He
salute was played. lNr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Rclf decidedly angry for she meyer had
card (squeezerl Inside her house. The
editor and proprietor accrtum Matthew
Anrkius was highly pleased nc the re
ault OF his iiutions Tor th0y sold more pu
pers aud furnished food for the polite in
quisitors of society; aud, therefore, con-
tnulng In HIS evil WAYS he brought out
the disturbing paragraph on Mr. Hast.
ings. The young mans attention had
been noticed by the acute editor, and he
reasoned VI the matter was not settled
81 ought To bc-the result being that
Frank Hastings arrived nt Brigltyille
az Il o'clock on Wednesday evening and
put no nc the one hotel Ia the town.
The Brightville hotel enjoyed the adj
vantage that nearly al country hotels
nre blessed wiih--thRt is near proN-
Unity TO the railroad. An night long
freight trains rumhled M and down,
and II there CHANGED TO he an mtermis-
sion OF traius an engine that stood under
Hastings window would invariably let
on steam asan interlude, So 4; went
through the long hours OF the night nn-
til the young man mathematical the
editor, thc Inventor of the steam-engine,
and everything Ia general But after a
while came a period " thought-Of
thought without reason thar holds US in
q half solnnOlent state Frank wondered
whether ID would be worth while TO sue
WNNN nlnlh MNNiN sue Ahllik ANht nc
had carried The paragraph 90 be writ
tenY "Alls fuir" did not mean the un-
derhnnd coercion of the anonymous
writer. No he would thrash the editor
when- -when--tircd nature dcfying
lcRlons OK engines, found relicf In sleep.
He awoke little refreshed aud full of
a Wild ambition 10 see Mr. Harkins, II
WAS an oyerpowering desire, but he
ourbed Il IN order 20 eat u little break.
fast As he sat at the table the hotel
proprietor entered with chat half-sliding
step SO suggestive OF the feline race and
pecuiisy 70 hotel man
Coed day, Nv Hastings" was his
greeting I'VE are soon % lose one of
orr Brghtvillc heiles. | see Bright
vile Enthusiastically the potato was too
hot 10 admit of an immediate and vehe-
ment disclaimer
hope yon are going TO make your
residence for o portion OF the year at
least IN lirlQhigille" continued Boni-
face, as he moved about, We would
anies you very much"
~ IA hard 20 say what the outcome
would hnye been had not Hasiings good
nnenl in iiSgaisri stood outside and
pNlled Loudly ipi ll.c proprietor, whlel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

l. needless 20 say. are entered from the
side. being built on an entirely diierent
plan from the American car. Ordlnhrhy
The stems are STATIONARY. but those OF
the queens ear ARE dropped IKE car
rage steps and when unused folded into
n leather box. The handles OF the doors
are heavily gilded and handsome
All the compartments are thlcky PAD
ded, walls aud ceiling The ceilings are
all 10 white silk. This first coinpart-
ment Is upholstered in fawn and mas
two long couches which can be converted
into four comfortable night couches.
Here the queens dresser rides, to-
gether with one Of the wardrobe maids.
op GI5AnguIslw spBu sqoApIeA 7ssGL
within the queens call and the one
whose night II Is TO serve rides In this
compartment, a door at the other end
leading directly into the queens bed
room.
The walls Of this royal sleeping room
are upholstered in dark red. The shades
ARE green. So are the beds which
stand two of them, either side Of the
narrow passage ~ the upper end Of the
compartment The Princess Beatrice
always shares the compartments Of the
queen. An electric bell is within reach
of the beds
II was here. between the bedroom and
the Gay sitting room that the big Eng
lisbmau who took me through the cur
riages and who has the train In charge,
called my attention 20 an extremely
beautiful door which. nc said. was made
OF Hungarian hash"
A layatory separates the bed and day
rooms. This is finished in light wood
and the bowls and other toilet reccpta-
Giles are of silver plate.
The day salon Is upholstered In light
blue silk Of that vivid hue called royal
blue blinds and curtains nre OF blue:
so are the lambrequins, surmounted by the
royal arms There IL q long. wide couch
Of blue silk, three large, easy chairs
and two tables, ON one of which q bird
was often placed, said the Englshman
The second for writing. etc, was sup
piled with stationary lamps, with blue
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

lotnn" queen has a waitmr-room ~ D.,
n y was fired M ahont ~ hai
Ssn ahl finished on 4 0ny wbe VIM yeI y,
49, a rAiveted, Ia fact. 6gnra, hhe
~ 'lh,,sis,lAe last blow Of tho heme a' ,
~ sn % have mingled with tbe so uaaS
ona "gs Ypproaching train. mo oa EoHhd
diet. N'l'en auAiously her YER
she ertari Was her exclamation n,
aeuea N sa,ia Wood n,i.s.i9, ran.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

dated tomorrow and win be published
tomorrow
How much do you ask for the entire
editionF' again asked Frank. "and
mond you, II you print another edition
you ARE In omit this paragraph Miss
Lawrence and | are 60 marry"
III congratulate YOU. sir. That
pile holds 200 papers at . cents-wch
sir. say $50
kindly have them carried dowN
stairs To- the wagon, Mr. Harkiua, ! viii
send you n check nj once, and Frank
hurried down to explain why the editor
aud the printers devil appeared with
the great bundles
FROM THE BRIGHTNtLLE GA
IEFrE OF SATURDAY.
"Thc Gazette" Is Booming.
Yesterday, Just ns our cntiir edition
left the pruss, before the ink wns dIy. an
vntcrprising gentleman recognizing the
power Of the paper purchased the entire
lot We worked all night 10 get this
SECOND edition out IN time. Our adyer-
tisrrs are Ia Dee congratulated
Six hundred and uincty-cight of the
first edition went up la SmOlc-the
other two were kept ns souvenirs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

on q large gray. and how perfectly
grQomeu are bath man anu horse
And lust behind more grays. four Of
them, splendid beasts. also coming at
full gallop aud bringing ut their heels
the queens private carriage. On two
Of them are seated postilliona In black
and white. white duck trousers and
black velvet jackets. with close round
caps Of black velvet, touched up with
silver Oards; 10 cOlOrs, as the family are
stil IN mourning for the duke Of Clar-
ence.
Two footmen 10 light overcoats are in
the rumble, Ia the open carriage are
PGF 'ssssalnl5lg lv6oI leql polBss
Y must be confessed the first sight Of
expectations. They are 10 extrnOrdi-
nai1iy like the rest Of humanity Not so
good looking 10 fact, ~ some Of us. For
even Prince Henry does not carry out
tne tradition relative 90 H0henzOllern
beauty aud msgnifcence of person; and
the English roynl family. as everybody
knows, Is not handsome.
However,, we rally as we reflect that
IN fflnce Henry we see the grandson OF
the queen Of Great Rritain and the
brother Of the emperor Of Germany
IMAM whom where shall we find two more
INDUSTRIOUS governorsf
AS The carriage dashed up 10 the station
tue guard salutes there Is clutter Of
steel, the colors dip. the pipers play q
strain. on 70 all hats ie. all civil hats:
the iootmen deposit theirs in the rumble:
we observe that one is bald. hut luckily,
the wind Is from the sweet south.thouell
were there a stiff northeaster etiquette
would remain unchanged.
Frihoe Henry. as he leaves the car
rage. comes forward and speaks with
the officer in command. When the late
grand duke Of Hesse. the "I.ouis" of
the early Bslmoral duys.visited Seaside.
he used to 60 down the rank and speak
70 eacli soldier, aud won all their hearts
~ so doing But Prince Henry limits
his eou1esies 20 tho captain.
lhey cross The rcd carpet and enter the
saloon car, the group opposite crnping
their necks for a last glimpsn OF Tho ro,.,i
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-18

cratic party has control of both branches of
congress ard the executive
DO you think that the people are willing
to wait any longer for this relief than until
congress has had fair opportunity to enact
II think that should these promises be
broken it will be Il difficult matter to hold
the party together liz the next contest.
''What do you think about the necessity
for an extra session OF congress to speedily
put the needed legislation III tram LOT De-
coming law?
can extra session Of congress, as it seems
to have been agreed on, would very materl-
ally strengthen public confidence in the par
tvs sincerity and desire to make these re
forms If there is to be no extra session, 1t
is almost certain that any tariff reform can,
not be accomplished before another general
election"
You are hopeful; however, Y Il that the re-
Il hope that we will not have to explain
to the people ut the next election why, the
democratic party has not kept Its Pehses.
Indeed. it seems to me that it will be 4
hard explanation to make. l do not think
that we will have to make any, for L be
leve firmly that the democratic party VIII
fulfill every promise that it has made ana
that as soon as it is possible to effect the
legislation"
On the Free Coinage Matter.
what is the temper of the people, as
y
coinage of siver?"
Il believe that in the- section of the state
where l live the majority of the people are
in favor of the free and unlimited coinage OF
silver. They were made to be satisfied, how
ever with the democratic platform on that
subject. for it was explained to them that
it really meant the free, and unlimited com
age of both the metals without dlscrml,
nation to either and that that would afford
them all the relief from that source that they
could expect. TO get rid of the charge that
the government was issuing Il coin stamped
as dollar that was really worth much less
they were told it was necessary for the
party to leave the question of how much
bullion ought to be in the dollar until it came
to the actual business of legislating upon the
question of free coinage. The people accepted
the platform that way, and now they expect
the party to redeem the explanation that it
gave to it's own pledge in this matter. And
I think if that platform is carried out in
good faith it will satisfy the most extreme
free coinage men. But it will not be safe to
try to give another and widely different
Interpretation to the platform from that
which was given during the campaign There
never has been a time since the war when
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-18
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gist8 in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute ii offered.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-18
GEORGIA PRESS PERSONALS.

Perry HomeJournal: Judge Crisp deserves
to be reelected speaker. and 1t is not likely
that he will have any formidable opposition.
Augusta News: Mr.. d. G.. Purse has been
reelected president Of the board of trade
of Savannah. better man for this place
could not have been found.
Columbus Enquire-Sun: 1t must be said
that Hon. Dink Bolts possesses, in remark
able degree, the virtue of patience. While
MANY less notable seekers after office have
been called his name has not been mentioned
by the powers, and yet not q murmur has
come from Dink!
Macon Telegraph: Judge Smith merits the
praise of being the most Industrious judge
Dodge county has ever had lie works early
and late and dispatches business with bust
ness method.
Gainesville Eagle: Carter Tate is going to
make good congressman. He is going to re-
fleet credit on his district by attending to the
interests of his constituents in prompt and
business like way and by labOring for the Sue
cess of democratic principles in the halls Of
legislation.
Rome Tribune: The people of north Geor-
are anXiously waiting to see what Mr.. Cleve-
land is going to do for John Temple Graves.
His friends would be glad to him given
an important mission abroad, and Mr.. Cleve-
land has said that he would give him some
thing but what it is no one knows.
Griffin News: Hon John j. Hunt has filled
many offices of honor whit great credit being
ing only recently solicitor general Of this
circuit. He is lawyer of ability and gen.
tleman of profound attainmentS and his many
friends will rejoice in his elevation and hope
to see him retain it until he may be called
to something higher.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-04-18
DR.. R. C. FLOWER.
The Famous Boston physician to VISIT
the South.

Dr.. r. c. Flower, of Boston, will visit
the following places on the dates gwen;
Atlanta, Ga, kimball house, Monday,
Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday, April
24th. 18th. 26th and 9th; Augusta, Ga,
Arlington hotel, Friday and saturday,
Hotel Lanier. Monday and Tuesday, May
list and I'd; Columbus, Ga, Rankin house,
Wednesday and Thursday, May ID and
Attn.
Or. Flower has hundreds of patients in
the south, and tie crowds that gather to
consult him at lis stopping places remind
one of the gathering of a convention. Dr.
Flower treats chronic diseases only, but
these he treats with marvellous skill. His
patients come for hundreds of miles to see
him. and bring their sick neiGhbors III
large numbers.
We published q short time ago n long
list Of testimonials from prominent men
ard women of the south, testifying to DIR.
Flowers almost miraculous cures of can
Ger. consumption, paralysis, and nerve
troubles 1t is claimed for DR.. Flower
that he can tell any person his trouble
without asking any questions, and that
he possesses every facility that money and
skill can give for curing the sick. At any
rate, this will give our readers an oppor-
tunity to consult this distinguished Boston
physician.