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The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-09-20
NOTICE OF NEW REGISTRATION
or Voters In Coconino County, Ari-
 Zoua.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT IN the adjourned regular meeting Of the Board of Supervisors of CCconino county: Arizona, the following order was made and duly entered upon the records Of said board, on the l6th day of April, 1891.
 The Board upon motion orders That notice be published for at least four months that Il new registration of the voters nf this county must be had for the ensuing election as required by an Act No. :. of the Session Laws of lSsg Territory of Arizona" Registering officers and all concerned Will take notice and be governed accordingly. Registration will close twenty days before the day of election.
 Ky order of the Board of Supervisors Of Co cOnino county.
 C. A. BUSH. First publication Ap-l9 Clerk.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-09-20

Any Ticket Agent will give information relative .. and seI tickets by inc Popular Lines or any ds sired ipformatiOn will be cheerfully given by the undrTsigned.
 GfIetiers aC iaqviru aHsusred promptly aud 10 de- tdii. GHd corYes espopdsHes is solicited. T. A Jolly, W-stssu rAss Agt. IsS Ain St. Dallas Tssss. (. A. nsSaSssurr, pyisioa Ps Agent ntmphis. Tens. 1. w. ~rsSn, Gen. Pegs. -tt Isent xueI'llls Tsuz.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-09-20

It is evident that there is a growing sentiment in our community in favor of cleaner morals, and it is hoped that this department may serve as me- dium through which such sentiment may find expression, and that those who are indifferent may be awakened to q realization of the importance of some early and united action in this behalf, through T presentation of some of the phases of the question in their bearing upon local interests. To this end, therefore, we invite the co-opera- ton of all persons who are interested in good citizenship and a healthy con dition of public morals, regardless of differences upon minor details. And while the right will be reserved to publish only such matter as shall be deemed proper, and in line with the purposes for which this column is cs- tablished, yet every communication will be given couvtsous and candid consideration.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-09-20
SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY!
A Great Mistake.

4 recent discovery Is that headacha dizziness. dullness, confusion of the mind.
 tc, are due to Arrangement of the nerve centers which supply the brain with nerve force; that indigestion, dyspepsia, neuralgia, wind in stomach, etc, arise from the derange- ment of the nerve centers supplying these or- gans with nerve fluid or force, This Is likewise true of many diseases of the heart and lungs
 The nerve system is like a telegraph system, as will be seen by the accompanying
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-09-20

The scope of subjects to be treated iu this department will be confined to matters relating to community and public morals; but especially to the various phases of the temperance ques- tions. The column will be edited and managed by the lodge. a consideration ,eipg paid therefor; and the lodge will he responsible for all matters pub lished herein.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-09-20

The manifest importance to the na- ton or the community, of habits of so. briety on the part of individual mem- bers, is point upon which preacher and brewer, church and saloon, are alike agreed. There may be differ. ences of opinion as to the best methods of preventing drunkenness and reliev- ing society of the burdens which it certainly is compelled to bear by req son of ,be drink habit. But as to the evil of intemperauce, there can be no dispute, whether regarded from Il moral or material standpoint.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-09-20

cut. The little white lines are the nerves which convey the nerve fore from { he nerve centerS to every part of tho ) Ddy, just as the oiCc.ric currenti Is con Icyed along he telegraph wires to c very station, large or small, Ordinary physicisns fail to regard this fact; instead of treat ing the nerve cen ters for the cause Of the disorders arising therCfrom they req { the part affected.
 Franklin Miles, NJ D., LL. B., the highly celebrated specialist and
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-09-20

In calling the attention of the read
 IFS of the SUN to the subjects which it is proposed to treat under this head ,ug, we do so from profound sense of
 heir importance, and because of the relations which they sustain to every real interest of the community. And it will be the purpose and endeavor in dealing with all subjects, to treat them with entire csndor, dealing with prin- ciples rather than persons and preju- dices, but with uncomprlsing fidelity to truth aud the best interests of the cause In which we labor.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-09-20

The Shortest, Quickest O and Best Through Gar Limo To wASIIsSGTON, BALTIMORE. PHILADEl.PIIIA, IYNS'HlBURG, NORFOLK,
 and
 NEW YORK,
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, 1894-09-25
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tten ~er;ielt:
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2.55 i'll 0Ol5.
&o99en- Seine 8erfGufe.
Sea- gut bis porSigli6 Sf1.5O@ 1900.
Corn 8erfGuie no6 Qro6e 1poren:
95o. 2, 53@538c; go. 8, 54l@-c; go. 4,
534c.
@tntermeiSen- @erfGuie mad 9robe
1poreu; SEQ. 4 rother 48@50c
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tGufe.
ser # e 58@56!c.
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go. 2, 294@294c.-
9Gmereien - SLABS $1.41@-.-;
(1eller) Stn1otbp S5@5.35; Slice S8.25@6.6 5.
&leie- S11.75.
QS 9iSteg- 81. 80.
Butter 8elte @reamerpz QGaare 24c;
quite 214@23c; mittelmGBige 17@19; Gairp,
6eite, zoe; mittel9ute mo quite 16@1Sc;
trtl1er Yafilgz Stod 104@11c.
&01e- Youu9 Amiricau 9@9}c; S9weis
6ertole l3@14c, &inlbur9er 6l@7c.
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@Gule $4.00@6.O0 OQS 0ubeIb.
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mitteI9nte S18O@1.S5; nit Der Mtal6ine gez
reini9te 81 .35@1,4O
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&0rto Ell Nole 6S@73c bas 8Hl6el.
@orlp ohio 60065c bas 8ulbel.
y eto elbeereu - 75C@S1. 10.
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8o99ou.
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5@6c.
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Gubenb.
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, 1894-09-25

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06teH Yrobutte bon 6orlsbao, tpel6e brett aus cen
lpettberitbmten 0ueaeH 9eloOnueu prrbsu.
9ieS btruBt nun All elmer &0uiauug eeg @u6Gfums
oes sr6Bereu @sroieuItes psQel, ben Der betyeifeube
gambler an oieien 56ti@uu0en me9t SIT taurli.
der @etn IN gut wie d@ter? Murbe irgenb
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, 1894-09-25

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0crcu StGDten marel;
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DECEMBER 5S4c; lfoi, 634c. - ct. youiS {:
Scptenlber, 1876; Ne3ember, sic. -Eulutb q:
&oGr. SIC; NeSember, 564c. Ntinnez
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Baltimore: September, 53gc; Se;ember,
564e. - &oleOo: Soor, 524c; December,
54!c. - Mtilwoutee: 8aor, 52&c; December.
54!c. - Detroit: Soar, 52s; DECEMBER, 54lc.
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0eSember, 553c; Mai, 558c. = ct. 2ouis
S%eptember, 53c; Ge5ember, 474c. 80Iti=
more: Goar, SIC; September, 57c.
, 1894-09-25
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, 1894-09-25
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement Of %d tRg RE q \ i iE9SsSU11RaAAjESo r
the State of Pennsylvania ca the 31st day of De-
cember, 1898: made to the Insurance Superinten.
dent of the State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital
, 1894-09-25
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ber' 9ol3". r5pruoel=Sal3",
, 1894-09-25
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal Statement Of the ROCKFORD INsUo
ford in the State Of Illinois on the 31st day Of
December, 1898: made to the Insurance Superin.
tendent Of the State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
, 1894-09-25
@etroancte friihte uno 2Iii1e.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement St7r ths I IoHN H H4EG2GK
COMPANY Boston in the State Of Massachusetts
on the 3lst day of December, 1885: made TO the
Insurance Superintendent Of the State Of Illinois,
r.nD ~ L. I'm.
, 1894-09-25
Koblen.
;fifbe.

No. / whitefsh, p brl. ..... Sc so q -
Family whiteftsh, Y 100 B>. $50 a -
No. l trout, p 4~brl......... $50 % -
Holland herring. key, new so - rs
Labrador herring, split, Pbrl $50 "a -
Scalded herring, y box ..... Is q -
Mackerel, large family, 4-brl 1900 "a -
Mackerel, family, kits ...... .S5 "a -
California salmon, p brI. -. 12. 90 q -
Norway XIX herring, Y bril-. $50 q -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-08
4 DESPERATE FIGHT.
a KENTUCKY PHYSICIAN KIuLs
TWO MEN.
Leader OF the Turncr-Iiownrd Fcud
an" His Uncle Killed by Dr, No-
Ian-tiuaband aud wife MUIR
dcred-Othcr Crimes.

Bariowville Ky, February IA deaper-
ate fight occurred at Mount Pleasant. IN
Harlan county Monday night, In which
WIN and John Turner were Killed By pr.
William Nolan, prominent physician
of that city. The fight began in a barber
shop on court house square. Or. Nolan
walked in the shop and seeing John Tur-
ner there told him he would kin him.
Both men began firing ana Turner fell
dead. Nolan by this time had exhausted
the loads IN his pistol. VIII Turner an
uncle Of John, arrived and attacked No
Ian Neither had pistols. but used their
knives, They had struggled over consld-
cradle ground and when Turner swoonoa
they We're in the middle OF the street
Turner died instantly.
John Turner is a son Of Judge George
- Turner prominent attorney. IT was
John Turner and his brother who led the
Turner side of the famous Howard-Tur-
ner feud In Harlan county few years
since win Howard, leader OF the other
SIDE, was hanged in Missouri, March 10
last
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-08
WASHINGTON NEWS.



Washington. February THE demo
cratic subcommittee OF the srnste com,
mittce on finance. charged with prCparins
the tariff bin FOR The committee, met again
In Senator N,S's rooms today and con-
tiaucd work upon tine tprin bin. The re-
publican members OF the finance commit
tee have not yet decided what course they
win pursue ia vi W of the decision NOT
70 grant hearings on the bill before report
ing IL tu me senate, but they are very
much Inclined 20 take NJ action uRtl Tho
bin shall be reported 10 the senate when
n no opportunity shall have been granted
Cor interested parties 10 appear before lhe
committee, they will IN an probability
move TO racommit the bill for The pur-
pose of taking testimony on It's merits
1t rs Understood that the draft OF the
tariff bill as revised by the subcommittee
win be printed at the government print
Ing office.
Among tho changes which are said to
have been made IS / cent per pound on al
kinds OF sugar; cents per pound on COT
feet 70 cents per ton on coal and a duty
on iron ore: also that the bonded period
for whisky is made hye years 1t is also
understood that the Intention IS to report
the bin next week
The income tax remains in the bin.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-08
Mnslscrr Ind srnnln

Siguln, Texas, February The most
successful masquerade OF the season was
me one givon by Mr. oscar Hoscns,ein at
the McMonegal hall last night.
At o'clock IN the afternoon a crowd az
! merry maskers gathered at Mr. Uoten.
s'em's bakery Forming themselves In
line they marched around the square. nm
Austin street and hack to the bak ary
at the hour OF the merry mnskcrs began
10 gather AT the han above mentioned
me clowns were numerous and their &C.
TONS were very appropriate to the occa-
sion. The representation OF Uncle sam
by w, G. Cherry aud the carpenter hy
Chas. NiNroux could not be excellc,i.
MISS Lena Lang represented little
maidi Miss Emma Wagner school rirl;
Miss Aummel flower girl Miss Annie
RouN, Liberty; Mrs w c. Cherry. school
girl; Mira Louis Johnson. music; Mrs.
Goepp college grl; Mr. Gocpp colonial
citizen; Geo. liolomau hunter Tommy
Terrell clown; VIII Rotholmac, fremnn:
John Cherry, bum; Earnest Clossin China
man; Joe Horu, clown, Herman BuIgren.
old woman; j G. Wright clown; Victor
Hotensein. negro hoy; Marshal johnson.
old woman; WIN Paule clown; Ed. Ar
mold, devil. Albert Wagner. clown: How
art Short tough; Mac Freeman Arnold.
Indian.
They unmarked at II O'Clock. Dancing
was resumed until a late hour
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-08
TELEGRApnIo TIPS.


The prevalence OF measles is causing
alarm at Leayenwcrth. Kan,
Copper ore IN considerable quantities has
been found IN Tama county, Iowa.
AZ Latrobe Pa. Godfrey May shot hts
wife dangerously and then killed himself.
Fred Kelsall merchant OF Canton.
Jackson county Iowa, has been indicted
for arson. LOO
A greater revival OF religion than was
ever before known at Mason Guy, Iowa,
10 now In progress.
A wheel broke on tho Big -Four fiyer
this side Of Alton yesterday morning, but
no one was hurt.
The legislative caucus at Jackson. Miss.
failed to decide upon "A successor for Sen
ator Walthali last night.
a dispatch from Paris says the Princess
COlcnna. John W. Mackay's daughter. has
LETT France for America
The Colorado senate agreed 10 consider
the bills passed by the house as the quick
est way out Of the deadlock.
The New York senatorial muddle over
the Mccarthy-woolford contest has been
decided IN favor OF Woolford.
Prosperous Leseuere. son OF merchant
AZ Marshall NO.. was arrested His sis
yer snatched his bond end burned Il end
he escaped.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-08

Bolton, Texas, February Political
matters are getting very hot. growing
out OF Governor Hogg's speech and tho
Mntlock resolutions, Tho Clark people Sny
That dire calamity awaits tho democratic
party unless harmony ia Effected, and
they say It must be on the MntloclS plan.
but the regular democrats don't seem TO
ne very uneasy. with IL majority of
seventy thousand they feel as though they
have a pretty good margin to operate ON.
Hon, r. l.. Henry, candidate for attorney
general is here visiting his family. lie
Expresses himself very hopeful of his cnn-
dIdacy for the attorney goneralship; that
no mas received many letters from an
parts OF the state pledging support. IIr
expects TO carry Bell county In the prl-
marica and county conventions lie eN-
presses himself ms having no doubt but
TINT harmony in the democratic ranks
viii prevail
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-08

New Orleans, La, February 7-Weathei
cool and pleasant, attendance large, track
fast. By invitation Of the management
an the visiting military commands wer.
guests at the track Betting was good
only two favortes winning.
National Lanccrs Of Boston, for 3-year-
Odds, t1rec-quarter Of nile. Gleason
Mary b., ovation. Time, 1915
Bursesses Corps, hve-elghths Of II mile
Nattin Howard, Mlnnehaha, Eva's Kid
Tine 1.02i2.
Gate city Guards, seven-elshths Of "A
mile Viola Belle. Miss Knott, Shiloh.
Time :257i
Continental Guard one mile Marie
Lowell, Captain Hammer, Boro, Time,
i:als
Governors Grays, one mile and seventy
yards Duke Alnai,as. Emma Nc, MOI
zotint Time, 1869.
Louisiana National Guard, threc-quar.crs
OF "a mile Baby EW Bonnie Knue Mgr
ilorthar Time, JIG
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-08

for him 70 so to the corner OF Mofaies
ana Independence streets as there was a
saig uf boys there who would make It
iEtcrcstng for him. He was Just In the
mooe 60 meet those boys, Jr 1ny other
hcyS WHO were booking for a nght, and ht
consequently headed Tor that corner In a..
the glory OF his m1squcradius disguise.
oNl his monkey tail was DRAGGING in the
dirt, ana he was evidently booking los
Slnie one 10 step ON H. raete were several
people on the corner of the street. most OF
whom saw tho events which happened
Waeu Leon Coping with hio monkey sui;
reached the corner OF the street.
A httl0 negro boy about years old was
ON the corner OF the sidewalk and got IN
Copping's way. Coupling gave him a
ruuEh push and told him 10 make himself
scarce. The little nesro boy was not aO.e
20 make any resistance agJ.as, Copplng.
but MS bic brother VINO was standing by
his side, took his cause up lie told Cop.
ping TO keep his hands Off OF his small
brother Couplings opportunity had come.
somebody had stepped on his tau, ana he
prepared to make the most OF ID.
He ran into the middle of the street and
drew revolver from hts breast and pre-
parcd TO scatter the crowd Mike Boce a
young man about q years old, was IN the
crowd returning from his work. and he
saw the boy Ia the monkey costume pun
revolver, He knew there would be trou-
Die unless 1t was uippci in the bud lie
ran up 10 CopEing, who was folrishiug his
sun, and tried to take IL away from him.
lie would have succeeded IN his iutcn-
ti1ns IL 10 had not been for Willie Cop
ping, who saw that his brother was in
trouble and came 90 his assistance. Willie
Copying also drew "a revolver.
After this moment th.uEs became very
much mixed. None OF the cyewituessos
seem 10 agree on who fired the first shot.
IL is not definitely known who shot who.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-08
THE couGHLrN CASE.
End of The Celebrated Case Unex-
pccfcdIy Near.

Chicago February Tho end Of the
famous Coughlin uial is unexpectedly
near NJ baud A the opening Of court
today Judge Wing of the defense moved
an Adjournment until tomorrow ana an
uounced that the dercnses testimony was
about completed.
"Only a few days remain before the
defense will rest It's case" said he. BE
fore we close we desire a day IN which
20 look over our evidence ana see n IL
can not be shortened Furthermore, am
not able TO conduct the case today.
Judge 1uthill granted the adjournment
on the reeOmH endaton OF Assistant
states Attorney BQttum.
After the courbro0n had been cleared
Coushlin's attorneys and friends held
long consultation. Two questions were
carneatly dlsru7sed--whcths ~ or not Cough
Nm should take the stand IN his own he.
half ana whether or not testimony Tor the
defense relating 70 Martin Burke and me
portions relating 20 Patrick O'Gm.lyhn
should be- omitted. The matter was Isft
largely TO the discretion Of Mrs. Cough
lin, the faithful little woman, who mas
been ~ constant attendance at the trial
Cougflius father was also appealed 10
frequently by the attorneys The pris-
oner himself had little 10 say and was
evidently trusting to the Judgment OF
others.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-08
rnxAs opn TnLLows.


Degrees Conferred in nntb the En-
cnmpment and Grand 1odge.
Waco Texas, February Tho odd Eel
lows continued their work today The
grand lodge met this morning, with Grand
Master George b. Glaascock in the chair
Reports of committees on bylaws, leg
islauon and grand officers reportn were
read and adopted
The secret work. consisting chiefly Of
tine third degree complication. was taken
mp and completed
The iuYitAtiDna of the subordinate lodges
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-08
M-ncn,. colfnn rnIaec -.

Waco, UaNls, Fcbrulry I-Ihe c0TIoI
palace movement started on most aus
picl1usly this afternoon During the re-
mainder of the week the several commit
tees representing the different business
lines vii complete the callass " the cts
IL ralncI this afternoon and but rev %.
the committees did any work, yet about
$1,000 OF the necessary $4,000 was secured
Tomorrow It is cNpecied 10 run the sum
c,oso 10 S-5,OjI The next meeting OF me
Commercial club VIII be held next Tues,
dry night and II IS expected that me iuH
sum viii be reported 10 the meeting as
having hecn raised.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-08
Thc EnnIl.h ncrnr.

year received la7 entries as agalnst 2il
for 1898, rs Tor 1882, 200 for 1881 "a Tor
1850 aul Ia for 1852 when nop,uati5ns
were made under tnc old system. Recent
dcciaratious leave ntty-two horses eligible
for Lne gtcat rice.
The Prince yf Wa.cs heads the list wt.h
two yearanss bred al sandribgham Flor
iNel uy 81 simon Pprlin H.. ana ST..
Valerie. by Hampt0n--Neifare OF D..
Halrd's ualr, one rs ST. Florian, by st.
S.ntln-Talm Flower, Although " WAS an
norproi raat TIE two ysarI.agE FOR which
Marcus DAILY paid more th1a 500 Euneas
at Newmarket Wore 10 be sent 10 America.
both were engaged in the Derby.
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suing Congressman Brccklnridge OF Ken
lucky for breach Of promise, win come
70 trial within few weeks. IL was
thought that the case would not be reached
iof eighteen months IN the regular order
OF business, but the court has dccldoa mar
the cases not vet tried shall he taken nm
before returning to those on tho caiendsr
that have been taken up ana LETT und,s.
posed or The case win be tried heroro
fudge Bradley, who has had Wide OK
perlence in breach OF promise ana divorce
suits The attorneys on both sides Eav
mat no attempt win be made to post.
pone the case.
The eftorts made by Miss Pollard and
Colonel Breokimidgo 70 secure testimony
WI II is said. result in the service Of
more than twenty sabpocnas upon promi-
nent people IN Kentucky ana Ohio