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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-24
POLITICAL POINTS.

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PVATkUAh fUiNIo.
| On the surface there are no lhdlca-
tions here as yet OF the quay ana anti
Quay battle for supremacy IN fhe re
publican party in pennsylvania. IL IS
Known. however. that the great hepuo-
lican leader. who has always h9u
strong following here, - In coHihuhic"-
ton with his local lientenahtS ana urs-
nis them to look after ms interests III
the selection of the deieSates 10 '"e
state convention l'o2eFhe WIN "''>.
nine delegates IN the .ohNe,i''on' a"',
as the more active "orRe's III inoS' .,
ths SIX legislative districts are "eN"''u
to senator quay ih'fe Is hG' li'u>l'
doubt that g majority o! '.i' u-ies,,r1A
VIII sand IN With to' "iI l-.''s', NV
Democrats are earnestly hoping M =
red not deih''1!'s.Is co".s", WV w
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5istr.,,s ,,,ich ,,fIl h,yo six of tha
nirN 5s,s,"tas III. NAV, conclude
~, +. - ,,.n,.b ,yhi,a tn sbo,y tba
,,,,.,,,,,,. tbo, -ba s,.,ri+ NJ ..r,cipro-
t''! eA's's III I-I@e'''s'
The only two active candidates for
| TN" postmastership or Wlikes-Halre' up
20 th!s time. are Editor boserI' OF me
Evening Leader, ana isaac Livingston
Both are luieIy circulating petitions
and sccoping NJ signatures. Postmas-
ter L1ndmSsssr'5 term still has nearly
year to run. and it is understood
tta: no effort VIII BE- m2de 10 prlAg
about mis- removal but the Two asplr-
ants named propose to nave everything
WORKS AS 80 DIS n'S i1u' - I' ~, -
eNpi, eu' "''- 80 -, -
c"iHiia VS. N''' u - ii'' -N'o"
any Cthets aie e'S "'
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age 'iie p'"'''''1e Al
way
nh, f,,t that t,,a oo,,rtv con,rniesinn-
clerk leads to the inference that when
James NJ. Norris returns, If he shall
be restored to health, he will be per-
mitted to resume his former place. The
commissioners are not saying any
thing Oh the subject, but they are
doubtless willing to forgive and forget
If their old chief clerk shall, when in
his right mind, retract his charge that
he and one of the commissioners took
bribe money from Architect Meyers.
7. ,s ,oid tho. tron uanrv w PAL
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Y. p. S. c. L. and EpworthLeaeuc,

Topic cards for the next six months
printed In good style at low prices. II you
contemplate an excursion or festival this
summer, 1t will pay you to consult us
about printing posters, circulars. tickets,
etc. The Tribune.
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For Sale

Il NJ COBB ARRIVED THIS MORNING
I e. with new carload of horses. weight
from l,Ot0 to ,GU0; can be seen at 33I Raymond
Court.
DOOR RICHARD Is a BROWN GE DING,
l. 10 hands high, sound, kind and fearless of
all objects; frst.class roadster, with speed
have driven HIM full mile in DBL and quar-.
ters in 8, seconds. Who wants him for $40
J. ". HOUsER, NJ. D., TAYLOR. Pa
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Fer Rent.

nFFICEs TO / EFT, DESK ROOM TO LET
" aud Assembly Hall to let. D. B. REP
LOGLE, 40S Spruce street.
NOR RENT-A LARGE, 4-STORY BUILD.
Il ing at la3 Franklin avenue; suitable for
wholesale business. CARSON & DAVIES,
Scranton.
EOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UNFUR.
l. nished rooms at SO Lackawanna avenue.
l. OR RENT-SIX ROOM HOUSE ON WEST
i Lackawanna avenue. Address THOMAS
L. EVANS. aear llS2 Luzerne, Hyde Park.
TOR RENT--NICELY FURNISHED HALL
j suitable for lodge rooms. JOHN JER-
MYN, llo Wyoming ovenue
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PITTSTON.

[The Pittston Office Of the Scranton
Tribune has been opened by II. w. Cruiser,
agent. at No. Williams street, where con-
tr.but.on OF news, complaints Of monde
livery. orders for job work Of all descrp-
TONS, should be addressed and regular
subscriptions received. Advertising and
subscription rates cheerfully subm.tted.1
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Wartc do Rent.

>N~-~--J~-~~,J-o---~-~~~>----~>
INTANTED-BY JULY 4. AN OFFICE AN
w two rooms for light housekeeping; un.
furnished; answer soon, Stating terms. DR., Z
ZlEGLEk BOWER, Delta, York County Pa.
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a WON =.
heio Wante d-m ale.

'--NrNo~Nr,~o.oN1~~'N N~,-~e~~N>D
DHOTO TICKET AGENTS AND PICTURE
Z men can learn II fine pcs t!on by ad-
dressing WILLIAM II. PLATl, 72J Elm
stroct Camden. n. j.
WANTED - WELL-KNOWN MAN IN
w every town to solicit stock sub5crip.
tiOns; monopoly; big money for agents; no
capital required. EDWARD Z. FISH g CO,
Borden Block, Chicago ILL.,
GALESMEN - RESIDENT statesmen
- wanted, acquainted with the local and
nearby drug ard grocery trade, TO handle our
line OF high grade cigars. Address, giving
references, j. EDWARD COWLES q CO., l43
Chambers street. N. Y.
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Sneclai Roticco.

Sneciai Roticco.
7 ARGE STOCK OF GOLD WATCHES
Il at reduced prices. We have got q big
stock too big in fact, Of Watches good
watches, which we are willing to sell at very
close figures, barely cost, to reduce, at Mer
cereau " Conhells.
NOTICE AND AFTER MAY |, I
IN wi make n monthly tour OF tho follow
ing places giving free opsn air advertising OK
hibitions wi Ii he stereopticon: Taylorvile,
Hyde Park Providence, Dickson Olyphant,
Pcckville Archibald, Jermyn. Exhibitions
given on Wednesday and Friday of each
week during the month, the rates for adver-
tis ng are $40 per month. Address Il. IL.
Call, Tribune office, city.
sGI'HE SOLDIER IN OUR CIVIL WAR"
L You want this relic Contains all OF
Frank Leslies famous old War Pictures show
ing tho forces m actual battle, sketcned on the
spot. Two volumes, 2,0JO pictures. sold on
easy monthly payment. Delivered by ex.
press complete. all charges prepaid. Address
P. O. MOODY, co Adams Ave, Scranton, Pa.
DLANK BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MAGA-
ID zines, etc. bound or rebound ut THE
TRIBUNE office. Quick work. Reasonable
prices.
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED.
go EXPERIENCED WORKMEN,
~$ou$au$~ REASONABLE CHARGES
go TRY Us.
The SCRANTON Bedding Co, l,,,i s'1 2 ss Co., o1t ADAM.
Re al Estate.

I OOR AT THE HANDSOME HOUSES BE.
~ ing built on Columbia avenue: ut still
there are some very desirable lots left ut low
prices. A. FROTHIEGuAM
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heln WaTte I-Fe males.

tgTANTTD- e IRLS TO LEARN DRESS.
w m king MRS. TRIPP, 43i Adams ave.
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First Philanthropist-l'v been collecting
money to assist them back again.
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MEGARGEE BROTHERS. PRINTERS
supplies envelopes, paper bags, twine.
Warehouse. 1870 Washington ave-. Scran'
ton Pa.
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FRANK p. BROWN & CO., WHOLE:
sale dealers in Woodware. Cordage and
OIL Cloth, 72o West Lackawanna ave.
THOMAS AUBREY, EXPERT AC.
Williams Building. opposite postofficA
Agent for the Rex Fire Extinguisher.
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Dentists.
Schools.
Miscellaneous.

BAUER'S ORCHESTRA-MUSIC FOR
balls, picncs, parties, receptions. we'd
dings and concert work furnished. For
terms address r. ]. Bauer, conductor.
III Wyoming avenue. over Hulberts
music store.
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GRAND UNION TEA CO.. JONES BROS.
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THE REPUBLIC SAVINGS AND
Loan Association will loan you money
on easier terms and pay you better on
investment than any other association.
Call on s. N. Calender. Dime Bank
building.
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Notes

Mr.. LpwcnHlein'- residence on
Adams corner wao burglAflt6d Sunday
evening.
Tho funeral services over tho fe.
mains 81 samuel III ginbotiom were
held In tho Thifd wHtI meeting house
yesterday aitetnoou.
SUNDAY, atou, noon, samuel Hig.
| rinbottom uird. HIS death was sud.
Zen AMI was cnuerd ~ heart failure.
ho was Ia Ogden canyon when he
died.
TIE onumeFators Of tho school
cenfus for Ogden have made their r..
port 10 CLERK M1lspn which shows
. 3j2 boys ana $3.50 girls Of school a.,
.-an Increase OF school population Of
5s2.
Two large barns belonging tOLyman
-keen at Plain city were destroyed ny
nro ON sunday, they contained about
100 tons VI hhy, farm machinery,
uugRy and seycTsl sets o, harness, all
I'll VI which were destroyed. some
little Insurance was carried on the
property destroyed.
III o. Miles Jone, died on Sunday
quite suddenly. lilo was few days
previous 10 his death ohoppiug wood,
when he frli pains In the region OF the
heart Everything that could he was
done To give him relief hut he con.
tfuund b got Voue until death. Tho
funeral services were held nj . p. M.
today IN the Tabernacle.
Warren q. Childs hiss entered suit T.
recover 81, lb6,3s from IL. g.. Bsker.
The complaint alleges that BlksT
agreed to pay plaintiff Ss0S 80,
Tor certain property conveyed TO him
uni iaks care Of two mortgages fore.
closed ON the property. Tuls tho do
iondAnt, II IL alleged, refused TO do,
and the property was sold Tor SIS, 900
Instead OF the iuli amount dus on the
decree. S20,8i7. For this deficiency
anu Gsus the piAlntil fotks judgment.
Sunday afternoon, al tue Third ward
meeting house, was held the funeral
services over tho remains u Elder
Jssi u a. Wright Tnu dec Ased was
born At Clinton, C0uurrlicui, August
llth, 1908; no was baptized a. Clinton
10y Elder Pclr In 1915, Rui emi. "a eli
% utah IN lsj2 DO has resided In
Ogugu slTCu 1855 Bother Wtighus
death was not clu'si ly disease, but
by old age. iie did peacefully, e..
tanning HE seuses tIr last. lie leaves
net ~ relatives AM ifiuuiH.
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The British Mission.
fNlitnnlaI sfar NV I5I

Arrivals - The following named
Elders arrived In Liverpool PET
American line steamer Southwark on
July II: For the Bri,ish mission
Charles II. Baker, Of l. gar, John ID.
Peters, Of Brigham Civ, &. II. SKID.
more, OF RiohmOu For tie scan
diuAvian m sB,Un -- NHiuiAs IL .ui'
con, OF Lohi, Lars r. Hen.
drckson, Of SCUM Cottonwood,
Nsphi II. Anfrf6ou, Of Brigham
CHS; For the 5wlis aud German nils.
siou--U. W. Andelin, Of Provo; Wal
lacc Cfagan, Of Smithheld. james
Solomon anl wife anu Richard &. Sol
omon, Of Salt LsEe Ciiy, anu Eiwatd
Butg ynt, wife, sld daughter MsTihs,
OF MOI ellsE idaho, oame with tho
c0wysf y ls visitors Great Britain.
RELEAsE AED APPOINTMENT l-
Diet JOuh Nyo has teen released n IA
lubJnug NJ travelling l. 1ef'n the Nor.
wich conference anu mas been appoint
I'd to labor ~ travelling Elder Ia the
London conference.
Elder Charles H.. Baher hrs been
appointed 10 labor A. lfoyeliug Elder
10 tho Nottingham conference,
Elder John -. Peters has been ap-
point, Il 10 labor rs travelling Elder In
tue Welsh conference.
Elder &. II. Skidmofo has been
appointed 10 labor ~ travelling Elder
iuItbe Sheffield conference.
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REGISTRATION WORK
Wilson and Deputies Open an once
and Gel Ready for Business.
LOCATED IN HE GALESA BLOCK,
Al No. 1GG state sirsot-flrst Names
Registered This Afternoou-field
Canvass Btglus Tomorrow.

Chief Registrar H., W. Wilson, Of
Salt Lake county, was on the street
again this morning aftsTa brief uul
telling illnest. lie spent tho most Of
the DAY In tho tfiirs which has just
been opened In the GllrnA block, No.
1855 Stats street, where he gave In
Urucuons To his force Of dsputle', who
recorded the his, names Of voters for
the coming election, this afternoon.
The house to house canvas will be-
gin tomorrow morning and continue
until under the law tic time for tuoh
work shall have expired. Tho dopu'
ties who will tate T. the field, by pre-
clncts, nfe NJ follow!
First Harry Shaie-, ID. :. GrIilin,
Thomas Holt, II. NJ. II. Luad.
second-Thlmas f. Howell, J. +.
Crowley @. u. B'akvly, G. a. Carl.
quisi.
Third-Josoph Bull IT,, J. Halvet.
tOu, Theodore NJ. Grow. John u. Il 10.
Foufih-Ofsun Allen, 4. q. hOi.
msu, Milando Pratt
Fiitu-J. &. iyln,, Stephen Tyne,
ID. l.. Levy.
Those wun will represent the various
preciucis M the nfilCo. rs chief OF tho
precinct, are No. iIiiuWI!
First-Augus NJ. Cannon IT,
SecOnd-JhHIhs +. IL uowles.
Thifd-Gcofgo l.. Wallace.
FuuHh--Jhmra sabine Jr.
Fiitr--W. n. Let,
The deputies wUfo this afternoon
difcu,siu. tho qurs,ion ne o. who was
entitled u the distiuctiUn ut Trsisgvt.
ing tue nfst w0uid.bo " man voter.
Al press time n wa piill disputed
proposition with slim ch noes Iur q
settlement tonight.
All ~ the ,fiicial ormuisslOns To
registration objects have notn ap.
pended which ny way Of cutio 10.
mindef, tives them 10 understand
that there IN DO Immediate prospect Tor
monetary remuneration fUf their work.
THIS gentle mt which q. also cgluu.
lated to txonofntu the Utah CONNIE.
sion from all rsT. uHtibnity, 10 IN tho !
following language: "ThoFo being 10 !
appropriation i0f ga pnymrnt 90 these /
oiiicefs, persons acting must await iu- /
turr aclion by ConRrss or Legislu. |
tute.o
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OF Tue FIRST TREE.
A Piece TO bo Used In the Utah state
liable.
The following letters are self explain.

hh' ioioNlht lfNlcih hte SUI CT pan
atoTJi
August lst, 1875.
President Woodruff
My Dear sir Mr. J. II. Wilson IN pro-
pairing table for uHo In signing the nrzt
bill To bo enacted into law In our plotlous
new State Of Utah, lIo will explain In
detail to you his ulan, also tho progress
no has thus far made towards the accom-.
plishmenl OF his purpose. lilo " in
formed that you aro Ia possession ~ a
portion OF tho frat tree planted aud
grown In our Territory aud II DESTROYS
that Ulah's part OF tho table should he
from that tIoe. have The honor To TO.
quest, should II DO Ia coIsonanco with
your views and YOU can part with 30
much Of your holding, thai Won furnish
me Mr.. Wilson's requirement TOR utah's
contribution.
Very respectfully,
Your obeiient servant.
lNignedl CALru W. WEsr.
Once OF tho First Presidency Of tho
church u jesus Christ OF LaItet.day
Saints.
SAT- LAKr CRY, Utah,
August ., 1895.
10 His EScellcncy, Governor Caleb W.
West:
My Dear SIR MIR. Wilson presented
your letter yesterday, and 10 afforded me
much plcA'uro to be- enabled tu grant
that gontlcman's request Tho piece ct
the tree Ia my possession was moro than
suthcient fof his purpose, and ho re-
turned mo that which he dil not need.
Very RESPECTFULLY you're.
WiLTuRp WOuuUur.
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Sngar Fnlls a Linle.

A change Ia tho price VI Jry granu.
lated sugar las taken place. The crop
Is . GEMS WITH the market iucliuei
downward. The price now stands vt
81 CD PER 100 pounds retail aud $3.50
whOicsalr. ms drop IL aIttibuto T. tho
presence Of new eusRr Ia the market,
and IN about a month the Utah pro.
Juct Will snow Itself, which viii hav
n 'ondoucy 10 send the price slil
over.
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Why All This Secrecy ?

The second SGT OF mJs ;of The pg.
posed new city iail have been opened
and that In very secret manner. All
newspaper reporters were excluded an
given 10 uudeutauu By O'Meatl.
chairman Of the committee, that ru
Inform ,iion would bn dlvuigsd uni
Tho council meeting Tonight.
IL II stggnse IuaI 90 much hidden
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ne Nhynr has also signed the uYpTU-
prlatlon Of 81 200 TO Do paid IN tue cou &.
promise settlement TO tue parties Nv.
Ing along tho east shore Of tue u'an
Lake. This frees the Guy from lear OF
any suit Tor damages received 30 tue
past, caus. d ~ tue water bong raise
above tue cUmpfOmis1 point by PLANK
beiug placed Ia the dam a. toe hua
Of the river.
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Funeral Tomorrow.

Tho relatives u Colonel Frank ray
llb tho man who fell dead yesterday ~
th" WALKER house steps, havs been
heAtI from, aud tho funeral has been
arranged - tomorrow afternoon, oil I
o'clock,al Eyaus's IA defiskIug uarlOfs.
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Nrr, ". J. Fahoy. Of Le Roy, y. W
enyt "Havs tried fifty cough Cufes,
Peiks' Cough syrup Is the only Que
that helps mr, 1 know n ia tho besl
Cough remedy" For sale by +.
HUI < Co., and Nslden JudsOn Drug
o., I
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OGDEN.
sled for burglary.

Clarence ~. Wvlovrr aud Jossph
sinims, Two Yuuu. meu, were arrested
uy Deceive Powder, at Castle Rock,
f0f pnin connected with the burglary
OF tie Lynn Mercantile lustitu.
lion. BJih arc well known residents
OF Oguvu.
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RiLuMAIIsM CURED.

Mubyou's Rb,umtt tm Cure Ia
guaranteed TO cure rheumatism Ia any
part OF The bUIf, Acute or muscular
Thsuaiatism eau DO cured IA from one
l. i've days. IL speedily outts shoot
ing PAIN. sc,atiCa, lumuago aud all
rheumatic pAlus Ia Tive back, hip anu
Joins, IL seldom iails u give relief
alter one o; two dtsgs, aud almost in.
yariAbly caTru hrf0i1 QUO bJttie has
been usoI. Price 20 Rud 80 ceuls.
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GREAT TEST BEGINS.
2645 Persons Suffering From
Rheumatism Call Tor a Free
Sample OF Munyon's
Guaranteed Cure.
The Results From Zach Gaze Will
lie Published by the Tribune ~
the inNesti satiou Goes on.
Dittrlbutl1n Continued Tuesday
Morning. beginning 80 % O'Clock
at she Tribune nice.

Monday from q. M. to D q. m. the
Tribune Office was crowded with cit.
liens OF Salt Lake and surrounding
towns who wished a. obtain ifoo
sample a Munyon's Rhtumaiic cue.
The Thong was compOstd VI people
from all tho walks OF ne, Tho tanker,
miuisier, IN sohAnlc and farmer, one
iutt ss anxious ~ the other IT, obtain
relief rom tnis dread disease. During
the day could lie seen on Tho streets, "a
tue stores, cars and Offices, men aud
WON fu carefully counting ut their
doc" OF the wundtfIui little pellets,
feafluI that they should miss one hour
u the iDfty.elghi, IN which lime Nun.
yJn's Remedy " guaranteed ~ cure.
PfOistsJT Munyon's representative
was seen ~ the Hoioi knuts'Ofd yc--
terdhy, ami, 10 answer ~ reporters
iuquifsp, saiJ! "wr have NO doubt
Whatever ~ 10 the result Of the iuti,
having passed through the most
scaicbiig iaycs. & tons In Boston,
Baitimuiu, Pnlla4.iphia, Now GOfb,
Washiugiuu, PittsuutR, Iluye,auv, SL
l. Iui, Rucnc.lot, Buffalo, IU.yuO,
IhIcaSu, 81 fuu Minneapolis, dee
MuInes, omaha, ksusas City, Lilo.
com aud Denver, uaus by tnu luHuiuR
p'pcfs Ia thUsu oiueg, hnd IA uu casv
nave We failed - cure less lhau % Jut
Of every 100 va. used toe RumvJics
~ UiIcttUu. Oh, ytt,' nu remarked,
"this company Iut W cure for every
disease Just ~ mi gsuiOus ~ this Que,
anu by the time this inyV,tis atiOu
T. bu.sued We txpeo, TO bavo nj leas.
1000 people la bait Lake CO oyn.
VVftu4 W tiis school OF muuirint."
Munyon's Il ne.iss AIe talic.iiy
different from thgry uioi ~ tie frgu.
lar school Of hon 'uyatuy ihotu 10 40
1pcfimsuting, NO gueas Wsib, no
dan kvf, 40 lsss ii time, IL yOu usNe
"a uis,bse Muuyou mas cure.
Hih remedies are sold by all drug.
girls, IN ally nj % cent, anu may cave
yuuI iiic. Try luim.
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work IL carried on In connection with
the opening OF bids, ~ its public have
q perfect right to know what iis mu ni-
cipal tfli ers are doing.
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THE LIST SIGNED.
Mayor Baskin Approves the Last City
Council Appropriation.

The following 10 the appropriation
list passed nj the last session Of the
council, hut which was not signed by
the mayor until last eveuingi
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Catatfh positively cuTed-Aro you
willing ~ spend 5O cents for cur,
thsg positively cures calaTrh by remOy,
ing tue cause Of the disease. II No ash
yOur druggist for 25.cent bottle Vi
Munyon's CaiaTth Cure aud .j.cenl
! bottle Of CAlaTTh Tablets. The CatATfh
Cure will eradicate tho disease from
| tue system anu The tablets will cleanse
ami heal the Iill oIsd parts BE- nd restore
them t0a uAIuTAl anu nralluiul con.
| diuUn.
Munyon's Liver Cure coItects head.
ache, ulliOubLets, laundiCt, UUnslIps.
| lion aud Nil llyvt diseases. PTIcu 70
Ciutf
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu.
mUuia Hud breaks upa cold Ia a lew
h.uu. Price 20 cents.
MuuyoI's Cough Cure stops cough.
nigLt sWeAu, unays sotyness anu
speedily hoals ITO lungs. Price 20
cents.
Munyon's Female Remedies are A
boon all women. Price 20 cents;
special 81.
Muuy GUS Headache Cure stors
htalHche Ia three minutes, Prcs
% uguls,
Muayou's Pile DIN meut positively
cures all forms VI piles. Price 70
ucuis,
MuuyOu'i Asthma cure Rud Herbs
are guaranteed 90 relieve asthma IN
,uicr minuiys uui cure IN i've days.
rice Oh Ccuis each.
Muryuus Blood Cure eraIicates all
'mlurilrs uom the blood. Price 20
cent?; slcuia, a..
MHnyuGs Waller imparis new
ID o., restores ius. p wpTs ~ wcag anu
.ruIil'lel mCu. Price 81.
Muny no Homeopathic Rtmpuy
Company 1905 Arch Street, pnils.
u,'phr, ru,, iut ~ specific i1r near.
~ rVeiy ..s.as,, mostly iyr 70 cents a
b little,
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sroMAcn AND DYsrErsIA cunr.

Munyon's stomach anu Dyspepsia
Cure cures all forms Ot inIigtuliJu and
ttOmach trouble, such a. rising " food,
Jistiess after eating, shUII ne,s OF
breath and all slrogi0ns Of "a. heart
caused by iudigtsIiuu, wind On the
II, ZACH, bhd taslr, uiiensive breath,
loss VI appetite, iEiutntss or weakness
Of atOmacp, headache from iuiigcs.
u0r, soreness VI tho s,Umau0, oJaluu
iOnsur, heartburn, shooting puins VI
tho stomach, csnsIlpatiou, UiEzihrAs,
lnlutnets aus lack 80 en.igy. Price
20 cent?; speUisla 81,
Munyon's save Cure cures all the
sym Iloms OF uytvGus exhaustion, such
AZ uepit,Htd spif!tF, failure VI tnrm y,
restless aud slrvui,ls ntguN, paiUy a.
the head anu uIzIiutss. IL ,uTua scu.
ufal ieuiiiD stimulates Auu elite p1h.
oBs tue neGNSs AMI tones up the whole
bud5. tIlut IS cents.
Munyou's Kidney Cure cures pAInt
Ia tue Dauk, iyIu ~ gtOIns from kluney
dlsuSbr, uiyPsy Of me feet Auu hnIuT,
iiequunt deslfe 10 pass water, uAGk
oOiVfoi aud Iutbid urur, sediment Ia
sue urine anu uiGueIrs. rt.cu Is cents.
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SOLD ny Az DRUGGISTS.

Communications addressed TO Nun,
yuh's representative at Hotel knult-
nr, Sn.t LlEe CITY, viii meet with
l. I'm attention.
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Bay Window Or nance.

The bay window ur.iuaa,o We I
Into theotat - O'clock last nigny win
out the Mayo'ssisna,u,e. II has been
posted today.