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DID THE ENoCH ARDEN ACT,
INT When He Returned His WIFE was
Remarked.

Greenville. O., July 2s.-Curtis Johiison
roturred fo this city after an absence OF ten
years. having deserted a beautllpi SouI7
wife in 1885. He left here bankrupt puS'-
ness man and came back Win :, io'
Loaded with valuable presents says
soaciaI tn The Cincinnati Tribune, ny sought
the woman he had left. He found mat she
had secured u divorce from hiit SeNVt"'
ve;irs ago and had remarked. lie = uiiiloS nos,
wild with grief. and II Is ieaIeu inc N'-''
lose his mind ,,
MIR. Johnson is still young man. p''''s
but tbirtv-fva years of age. When ne was
twenty-three he met and wooed Mlss i-tta
Freezh. who was noted throughout ONO
for her great beauty. They We're married
and lived happily together FOR Two years
one child, girl, was born 10 theh- MI.
Johnson was in the wholesale lumber bust
ness. and for a time he prospered. lhlllss
gradually Went against him, and one daE
ne WAS forced TO assign. 1t was but snort
time before he found himself pennies. his
business troubles told greatly upon him. ana
commenced to act queerly. one DAY ne SUI
denly disappeared His beautiful young VIE
made every possible effort 10 iind some trace
of her husband, but all her efforts proved
useless. 49,
AS wears passed and she heard nothing
from him. she came to the conclusion ne
had committed suicide. Mrs. Johnson Wofheu
hard to support her child. succeeding IN
earning q fair living after surmouhuhs
many difficulties Two years ago she met
William IT, Perry She was first attracted
IN him because of his remarkable resein-
| blance to the man she had first loved ana
welded Mr. Perry fell desperately IN love
with pretty Mrs. johnson. and she hhally
consented to become his wife She applied
| for n divorce and secured Il. They were
| married in 1893 and lived together happily
| Mrs johnson had about forgotten her
first love This afternoon at o'clock 4
| handsome stranger rang the bell OF MIS-
| Perry's residence. She opened the A5of,
! stood for a second and gazed into the face
| looking into hers, saw the outstretched arms
and then fell into faint.
| Mr.. Perry appeared upon the scene and
| Indignantly demanded the cause of the trou-
| BILE. M Johnson just as Indignantly in
| quired by what authority he was questioned
! Il am this womans husband" Mr.. Perry
| replied
For a moment Mr.. Johnson seemed daZed
Suddenly he staggered and fell. lie was
taken into the house, and when he Wa:
himself again ne explained matters.
| He went TO Mexico after leaving his wife
and five years ago he had enough none.
to speculate in mining property lie wa
NOSE than successful and in few year
he amassed a fortune. lie could give ~
reason why he had never communicate
with his wife during his long absence.
Mrs. Perry is completely FRUSTRATED by III
shock and SO is her husband. Mr.. johnson
says he viii spend his fortune edueatiu
! and caring for his daughter who is alread
! noted for her remarkable beauty. How Ia
matter will be settled has not yet bee
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eral bodies have brecoyered. One man
and six children i rescued and several
more are missing
There We're manlrroW escapes MIS-.
A. Mayer and lrnother were "asheu
away but rescued'orty houses were de-
stroved. n hundredre will fall and others
are badly damagt Water is three feet
deep and all therincipal streets are
strewn with furnt and large powders.
Little damage waone to the stores eA,
cept to cellars andndatons. crops anu
gardens were WaSHway TO the river anu
from Polvadera temitar, the lo"la"uS
are flooded four fsieep.
About a mile ofck is damaged on the
main line of the TIA Fe road ana eisi''
miles on the Maizena, branch, with the
roadbed and seve bridges was washed
away.
ihe water malf the Socorro Nate'
Companv was ba damaged and no drink
ing water is TO bad Hundreds of peo-
pie are in distress Keller measures nave
been started Dsge 10 the town is esti-
mafpl 1T S7OO 600
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.-..-. gzza - n n * ra and Whiskey Habits
$3.50 ~ - ~ RI ft szsksd erred az home with
Ey a. ~ II IS 81 ls<@ o,lt pain. Rock Of par
- - "a q EAts tsEskS ficuiars sent FREE.
RI - = - -. - = = II V WOOLLEG. ND.
49, 4 trnrae.. an. Otl.ce IL AItenall os


Anrapolis. Nd August The neighbor~
bood cf Jewell Ann Arundel county, -
somewhat disturbed at the announcements
that one Of its residents has marrled
his own niece. The ceremony IS saiu "
- - -, ,,arrorrnel bv a minister at Up
-. N5arlboro. Price Georges county. where
= license mas been procured The bride IS
1ittco, and the groom forty years Old.
when questioned as 10 the propTiety OF
,narrvine. his niece. the groom produced
the marriage certificate saying: me
;f-t,,. married us and here is the GER
+5acata" About fifteen years ago a gen.
tIsuan in the same district was united in
marriage TO his niece and the marriage af-
forwards legalzed by the Maryland legis-
laturE-
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CLOUDBURsT N COLORADO.
4 FIourishing Mining Town Nearly
Destroyed During Heavy storm.


Denver. colo. July af.-Adelaide, a flour
fishing mining town on the line of the
Florence and Cripple creek railroad. about
seycnty-iiyc imilcs from Cripple Creek.
was yesterday struck by series OF cloud
bursts that flooded the entire district and de-
vastatcd over nifty houses. a terrible rain
storm. accompanied by unusual electrical
disturbances began. frightening the resi-
dents. about o'clock i'm the afternoon, fol-
lowed several hours later By a downpouI Of
water unprecedented in this district SO
far as known tlrce persons have been
drowned and swept away by the rush Of
the water and many narrowly escaped
crownin. 20 be- rendered homeless.
Those known to be drowned are II. NJ.
Cove. Dick Rolan and Frank Colwel
Those who are injured and likely to die
are Mrs. carr. proprietless Of hotel; Lee
Trac y. "a waiter; John Watson. a cook.
The first rush of water occurred about
Z O'Clock and came down Eight Mile creek
in the shape of an immense wave. This re
suited from a cloudburst at the head Of
the creek, fifteen miles north of the town.
The Adelaide hotel was carried away be-
fore the vast volume Of water and the
people scrambled amid their effects IN a
mad rush 20 save themselves. Among the
seething waters We're timbers FROM along
tho creek which tended 10 make the work
of rescue more dangerous. prominent
citizen named Han saved himself by cling
ins 10 his floating hen coop. Two unknown
men are reported missing, and il is impos-
sihle TO learn Of any further loss of lite
throughout the valley.
The cloudburst was followed by second
one and again another. which raised many
buildings to the ground. including stores
and residences. The damage to the town
Will exceed 100000, and in the path of the
storm il Will be many days before an esti-
mate of the damage can be made.
Railroad and telegraph communication
have been cut off from the town, and the
tracks are washed away for distance of
four miles on either side of the town.
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Twenty-six u Day wouIdm't DO Il.

Montgomery Ala. July Especially
Some weeks ago The Constitution editorial
~ proposed to wager $500 that il could
show that it circulated more papers in the
state of Alabama than The Montgomery
Advertiser, The Birmingham Age-Herald
and The Mobile Register. or any three
daily papers in this state combined, the
proceeds if The Constitution won, to go
to the Grady hospital. if the Alabama pa
pers won, to go to any charitable institu-
ton in this state. OF course, the Alabama
papers did not accept The State. the new
silver daily at Birmingham, is saucy
enough to say today elitorialy:
"Fhe State got twenty-six new subscrib-
ers yesterday We have the largest circu-
laton Of any morning paper in the state,
but are not satisfied with that. We are now
after The Atlanta Constitution
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FLOODS ~ NEW MExICO.
Two Towns Nearly Washed Away.
Several Lives Lost.

Albuquerque. y. NJ. July 3L.-A special to
The Citizen tonight from Socorro says that
late yesterday afternoon heavy rain
from the east met cloud from the west
near Snake ranch. eight miles from Socor-
ro The wave was twenty feet high and
came down i'm the arroyo and submerged
chihuahua and Cuba. two small suburbs,
washing down houses and rushing through
others. The arroyo also broke at Spring
street and i'm the northern part of the town
aided tile torrents. Women and chill
dren were struggling in the water. Sew
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Washington. July ;e.-AcrurjihS 10 re-
r,rls received 10y the marine Eos'.tal scI-
vice. the yellow fever is making l2rssiy ia-
creased rayages amons the people 81 'H'l
Tie medical Inspector at havana states
that in the week ended July 2'th there were
seventy new cases i'm that city and twenty
tbrae deaths From Hiogp and TOXIC. ia
nan comes the report that iu tae Wees
endirg July 18th there We're lE 1-U eases
of cholera with seNtrty-nine deaths.
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company handled the trunk, and by whom
il was sent.
II believe firmly that my daughter was
murdered by Holmes" said Mr.. Cigrand.
I'm no other way can we account for her
disappearance. The police did not give us
any new Information in regard to the
whereabouts Of Emeline. In this respect, at
least. they are as much at sea as her fam
lily but they believe. as We do. that she was
foullv dealt with"
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Every day we meet men who have ap-
parentiy lost al interest in life, but they
chew and smoke all the time and wonder
why the sunshine is not bright, and the
sweet BIRDS song sound discordant To-
bacco takes away the pleasures of life and
leaves irrtated nerve centers in return.
No-To- Bac is the easy way out Guaran-
teed to cure and make Won well and strong;
by druggists everywhere.
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CHASING "RAILnoAD BILL"
The Negro Kills the Test Dog of the
Pmraucrs-SIiII pmrsminG.

Montgomery, Ala, August 1.-(Special)-
At midnight tonight it looks as though
Railroad BIZ was i'm corner. At : o'clock
this afternoon the posse of 100 Jumped him
a mile south of Castleberry depot. He shot
a dog and made hole through Tom Down
ing's hat. lie jumped into the bushes and
lsL.l MI
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London. July 31.-The Pan Mall Gazette
INSERTS upon what it claims absolute au-
thoritv that the government Will noS oppose
the reelection of Mr.. Gully to the speaker
shin of the house of commons.
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away.
ihe water maif the Socorro Water
Company was bafamaged and no drink
ing water is to bed. Hundreds OF peo-
pie are in distress Relief measures nave
been started. Dsge 10 the town IS esti-
mated at 100000.
AN ENORls sWINDLE.
How Life Insurce Companies Lost
ThousaI of Dollars.
Boston, July The Massachusetts
Benefit Association this city, was the
first insurance cpany to unearth tae
frauds which wertins pracuced al Beau
fort. \. q. Theyseived tip from some
anonymous corrondent about three
months ago and twholesale arrests yes
terday were the suit of the lnFestlSa-
ton started by tfcOmpany. Inc oilc'ai
who had charge 05e case is on cape 'ou'
but Mr. j. Rola Corthen, one OF the
company's adjuste gave a press represent
tative an outline ahe case as ne hearu II
discussed in the re. MI. CoFthei says
AS | overhearee discussion ! got tne
impression that H. was very compete
Mot 10 defraud thnsurance company, but
/ cannot tell YOU n many wel. connected
with if or their mes. As | understand the
case we appointan agent to take charge
of that territory put year ago. In the
course of time wWrote policies Tor SeF-
eral persons i'm Iufort, y. {. Inc pa
pere were proper made out anu eFeis
hing seemed to- done in leslliii'd'e
manner. Then wNere notified OF deal"s,
one after anotheiIutil three ~cla.Ha hau
been made.
I'VE carried abb a dozen policies rep
resentpg "a face 'lue Of between F '0'o''
and 100000. The | claim was on account
of tb,. death Of a rs. Freda Williams.
"Just about tn time we received an
anonymous lettero the effect th"t our
agent in Beauforkas taking rlShS NH'O'
no other companwould TANK OF l'h''3'
if all the facts W. known 70 'Ho
1,aira W. al oucscnt an inspector to m
vestigate the mat and he at once no'lI4en
rs not to pay annf the claims II seems
our agent had orpized "a regular BAND Oh
conspirators to 6raud insurance comma
MES an over IN country. The plot "a
volved men Of pv.ou8 high standing IN
the community.
Wrote Dthbed Politics
"Thcy had wren policies on PrtS".''
who were even Sen on their d'at h,'o7
some were sickIt he time the ponce
were made out.n their representation
that the insured ere healthy and a proper
a,,l,cant SomAaf the parties cid moi
l,,,',y. tb,t thev.ad been insured. some
were insured farIrge amounts VINO Were
living in abiect Ivcrty and could hot pa1
a dollar for insance. not one Oh tn'
policies Was "A PIPER risk Tor iep"''''
insurance comply to take.
yet SO comp( was the organization
,,,o .,,,yn,r,to.'e1at an the papers bor
.,,..,...,,,. fl. necessary iudOrsers
>.'.,,i+,- which could in an.
-N''''''e .,t the home office
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Nobbcd the Priests.

Lisbon. July 30.--A serious riot occurred
here today as a result of the circulation
of a report that priests were stealing chill
dren. Several priests who appeared on
the streets were chased by mob and Sc
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In case the Queen Dies.

The attorney general and the legal ad-
Viscrs of the government are exc clsed
over a curious state of affairs discovered
I'm connection with the duration OF parma
meat in the event of the queens death.
By the act of 1896 it was provided Tia
parliament should not last more than six
months after the demise of the crown.
This applies 10 Scotland and Ireland. after
they entered the parliament of the United
Kingdom but the reform franchise act
of 1861 enacted that the demise of the
crown should not affect the duration or
parliament This act applied only to Eng
land and Wales. 4 similar refoFm fran
chise act was in 1858 passed for Scotland
and ireland, but does not contain any clause
referring to the demise of the crown
Hence in the event of the queens death,
Scotland and Ireland would have an cleo
ton within six months unless parliament
should extend tn clause of the English act
Of 1851 to them. In view of the queens age
ana the size Of the present parliamentary
majority, indicating that the house VIII
last for seven years, the matter becomes
of great Importance, while the delicacy or
the subject makes it difficult to immediate
~ adopt an act thereon.
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An EmbanIsmcnt Gives Why.

Geneva, July 3l.-A portion of the en-
bankment of the lake of Geneva, near the
village of MontreuX, gave way yesterday.
leaving gap 100 meters long and twenty
meters deep. The pecuniary damage is
enormous. but fortunately no one was in
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For Nervous Dyspepsia
nrrIRNNn FROI LInERIA.

DR.. T. T.. Wynn. Tarboro. y q s+y :,
tN(o other preparation omfates w. go
cases of nervous dFStrA'si~-
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,erelv handled, some of them being Sc
,coh and arrested the ring leaders.
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1t is credtabiy reported that Prime Min
lister Salisbury will shortly cause TO he
created several peers, including Sir Alger-
non Borthwick. Baron dc Worms and MIR.
James Lowther all members of the house
OF commons. and Sir Edward Malet, Brit
Ish ambassador to Berlin, whose intention
to retire from the diplomatic service has
already been mentioned in the dispatches
oil the United Press. Lord Salisbury Will
also raise Lord Londonderry to a duke
dom and appoint him to succeed Lord Lans-
CoWuc, secretary OF state for war. who VIII
have rendered to him an offer to succeed Sir
Edward Malet or Lord Dutferin, British am
bassador TO France. who will also shortly
retire.
The queen VIII entertain next week at
Osborne house. her residence on the Isle OF
Wight. Lord Salisbury. Mr.. Balfour, the
duke of Devonshire ana Mr. Chamberlain,
an Of whom are members. of the cabinet.
They viii meet Emperor William at din
uer here.
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The purest. sweetest, and most effective
skin r1lrifcr and leautifer OF this or amy age:
IL is so because il strikes at me caus, ~
The ma ioritv Of skin blemishes, VIZ: IHk
CtoGGrp IIaITsTEn. INFLAHEp. SLUGGISH,
or OVFEWolAEp pOAE> OF the sam.
Sold throughout the world. British depot F NEw-
SrRy A S,Ns l. King Edward-st.. London. P0rIka
DRUs AND CnKM. CORR. sole Tops, Boston, u .. A.
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Nr Eieraui. -a- father Of the missing
EmsIine. v-ho IS supposed TO have been muir
dercd hy d. H. Holmes and Phil0meua. her
sister. arrived from ;heir home in Anderson.
Ind TINS morning. ami paid am early visit
10 Inspector Fitzpatrick They Were accom-
pIHiel by d. T. J. Cigraad. a cousin Of the
TepuLei victim They were cl0seted with
The Inspector AMI Chief Badenoch for over
au hour The only new information they
have was concerning a trunk which svas re-
ceived az Oxford. ~. where the Cigrauds
Lycsi. few days after the announcement
from the employer Of the girl that she had
disappeared
The trunk contair,el only a few clothes.
readily Identified as the property II E.me-
line There was no note Or o-hcr wori ac-
companying it-and the police Will at once. be-
gin work on This slight clew. They VIII en-
deavor u discover. il possible. what express
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-21

Tyler R M, Alpine, imp in Alpine SU per pro l60, tax s 70, pen 42c costs to- tai $9 S2.
 Tennev Warren NJ Nutrioso, imp on Nptrioso 100, lot 10, imp l09, per pro 50, xaT g 10, pen 45c costs l, total 10 55. Taylor, Edwin E. Springerville. in sw -;of ne |, sec 4 twp Sn rge 29 e, 23 acres land near Eager l36 75, imp l5O, imp on Morrill, place 40, per pro POP 90, tax lS,- 50, pen 9Sc costs 90 total 20 9S.
 Thompson. James T, Springerville, in.sw l Of SC |. sec s twp n rge 29 e. 23 acres land l26 9, imp 100. imp of Spg, 50, per pro 232 50, tax l7 so, pen sc costs l. 50 total $20 l9.
 Thompson, Peter, Springerville, lots l7 1925 26 blk g in Sp'g 100, imp 75, per pro 92 30, tax 9 p. pen 47c costs $l, to- tal SI0 72.
 Thompson. Erastus. SprIngerville, q acres land l4e, Imp 20, per prop S2 90, tax 75, pen 44c costs total 10 l9.
 Trainor H P, Springerville, 160 acres land 267 90, imp 75s per pro 7l7, tax S7 10, pen 1 S5 costs l total 39 95.
 Penney. Warren 4 . Richville, 9 acres land 200, imp 100. 79 acres land 98 75, per pro 372 50, tax 2, part payment S, bal i9. pen S5c costs l 50 total 2I 8.
 Torres, Jose, St Johns, imp at Las Tuces 50, per pro 10, tax 10 pen l0c costs total 8 20.
 Tmjillo. rradenc'. St Johns: lots in St Johns 10. i'm lr: imD Ri NO| iOMn 25, Der p7O ,, tax 75 zen ec co tSl 50 tai S4.
 Tn mas Elijah. P:nedi lP: imp at PiredaIc 60; Ter pro ls6. tax 70 B.. part ayInent baivU $ Den sS cos.S t0tal 70 70.
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TERRITORY:.OF ARIZONA, l
 COUNTY OF APACHE.

Notice is hereby given that unless the taxes, costs and percentage, ,as described Tn the foregoing delinquent list are paid. the real property upon which such taxes are lien will be sold at public auction Tn front of the Court House, i'll the town of St Johns, Apache County, Arizona, on Monday the 25th day of March. 1895, between the hours of ten o'clock a. m. and three o'clock p. m., and if such sale is not completed on said 25th day of March, 1895. said sale wIll be adjourned fom day to day until completed. How ever, such sale will be completed with in three weeks from said 25th day of March, 1895.
 ALBERT F. POTTER. Treasurer and ex-oticio Tax. Collector of Apache County. Territory of .Arzona. Feb. 18th, 1895.
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wiltbank c E, Nutrioso, imp on Homestead entry 100, per pro 595. tax z4 s pen 2l costs total 26 55, Wilkins J W, Nutrioso. 90 acres land in Dry Valley l50, imp 40 2 lots in Nutrioso 20. imp 5O, per pro 225 tax 16 96 pen e5c costs 5Otoial l9 Webb. James Nutrioso 80 acres land ot Nutri- 210 imp 200 per pro 15 tag IS 73 pen S4c cot total 20 67.
 wiltbank W Springerville 54 acres land 26e. imp 40 per pro 52 D taxl2 35' pen e2c costs 1, total r. y7.
 winsor Walter springerville imp at Spring ervilie 150 per prop 270 tax IA 70 pen 74c costs total 15 A.
 Wilhelm II. Concho imp at Vernon 50 per pro 5S2 70 tax 22 b part payment bal Is b pen 92c costs total 20 O.. Workman Manti Pinedale imp at Pincdale 50 per pro 105 tax 43s pen 27c costs total 70. Warrington NJ V, Linden, per pro4S tax 70 zen 9c costs 5ec tot Il , 29.
 Whipple Edson Show Low. 157 acres land nv ar of 1o twp 1J rge 22 c. 196 p. imp l50 per pro 23o 50 tIx 20 20 pen 01 costs total 22 2l. Walker Vim A. Taylor. 5 lets in Taylor and lot l in sec twp F rge 21 C. $lOS imp $l5O,. 131 acres land in sec 35 twp 12 rge T $l35 per pro 2S2 50 tax z3 65 part payment 47 S7 bal g pen 3Ic costs total 59.
 Willis, Hyrum A. Taylor lots in Taylor A imp 40 per pro go 50 tax6 19 pen 3Oc costs total 4i. Willis Wm R. Tay lor lots l & blk 30 in Tay- Tor 30 imp 50 lot in Sec twp F n rge 21 e. 1 imp
 
 costs total F 19.
 WardelL John Snowflake. per pro 40 tax 40 pen 7c costs 50c total 97.
 Wolff Geo A. winsiow, Fract part of lots 13 to 16 blk ill WinslOw 300 imp 35O tax 2 75 pen 14 costs total "A S9.
 Waters Cattle Co., Winslow. " hfof nv or & W Inf of sw ar Of ec 10 twp Is rge 16 e. 16O acres 200 per pro 27OO tax 7Oo 50, pen 3S B costs total $SC5 s.
 Williams Bros & Rupert, Winslow lots 15 to IS blk $4OO tax 14 pen 2Oc costs total 15 20. WilliamsBrOs. WinslOw lot 12 blk 6 in Winslow l5O imp imp 250 per pro 1875 tax 62 13 pen F costs total 66 9.
 Wallace Frank, Winslow; lots & blk c in Winslow 200 imp 600 per pro 74 tax 30 73 pen 5S costs total B 16.
 Waters A.Winslow; per pro 30 tax O5 pen 5c costs 5Jc tOtal1 6O
 Ward C. Winslow; per pro 125 tax 40 pen PC costs sec total 12
 wiltbank Geo. Nutrioso per pro POP 50. tax 10 pen 3Cc costs soc total So.
 Williamson, J, A. (Trustee) C Fl Faneher, A Alb1Oueroue NJ lots in WinRloW
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Thompson. Albert Show Low per pro 2s6, tax s 9. pen Ale costs soc total Is.
 TaylorC, Win. low. per pro 35. taxi 9, pencc costs5Oc total l Sl.
 Terrill M. KildOre, o. T., Bowman ag't ne I5 offs twp I7 n rge 2l e, 160 acres 2JO. imp 100, tax 10 5 pen 5Sc costs 50c total II 5.
 Tanner H M, St Joseph. ne or of see p twp IS n rge Is e. l60 acres 5eO, imp 150 imp ct StJoseph 45 per pro 336 50, tax 36 10 pen1 S0costs 50 to- tai 39 4u.
 Thompson, Alma, Pinetop. imp at Pinetop 100 per pro 120, tax 55 pen 3Sc costs total ys.
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TTT " ED-The Morphine or AAAAWhisky Habits, pain lessly and permanently in ten days to three weeks for $5. Proof of cure be- fore you pay a cent will be forwarded Free. Write at once. B. WILSON, COMANCHE, TEXAS.
 Tobacco Habit Cured for $2. mh22 If
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tax sll9.S5 pen 47 costs 6 5Gtotal slS1 S2.
 Buck, J c. Holbrook: lots in Hobrook, lots 8 to A blk G. $60O imp $1OO0 lots & blk $l97 per pro IFS 50 tax 6S S0pen3 A costs 5T total $75 74
 Zeigcr Chas. A buquerque N. NJ. 1000 res SC ar of s,c 9 twp 20 Il rge P C, and other land $22OO imp $25U per pro $5S75 total $S325 tax $2Sl % pea IA 57 costs total $3U5 90
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smith, F W, Philadelphia, Pa, lots in

total S293l, tax l02 GO. pen 5 lS costs 4, total III 73.
 Salazar, Juan, sw qr of ne pr & SC ar of nv or & nv or of SC qr X ne qr of sw or of sec 20 twp l3 n rge 2l e, 16O acres 220, tax II 20 pen 56c costs 5Oc total F, : 26