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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-07-03

TOMORROW promises to be the
biggest 4th Logan has had in years.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-07-03

Hooking county is entitled to
FIVE delegates to the state conven-
tiOn.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-07-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce the name of
p. D. SLOAN, of Ward TIP. rs a candidate for
Recorder of Hooking County, subject to the
decision of the Democratic primary, Aug. 81
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-07-03

LET the Primary poll the solid
strength of the party.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-07-03

M. .A.SMALLEY, Chairman.
WALTER A. THEME, Secretary,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-07-03

Do not ask any questions why we do it.
It is done. Any article you buy from the
2Sth. day of June, will be One Fourth Off.
This is bOnifide sale.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-07-03

Knee Pants.
Children's knee pants marked $1.25
Children's knee pants marked l..
Children's knee pants marked .75
Children's knee pants marked 80
Children's knee pants marked 20
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-07-03

Hose, IIOse
Cotton Hose marked for cts.
Cotton Hose marked l6c per pair go ct
Cotton Hose marked l0c per pair go for ts.
Cotton Hose marked &c per pair for 3
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-07-03

ROOMS DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL CoMMITTEE,)
75lS SOUTH high STREET (
COr.uMRIra. O.. July .. 1880.
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NORTHERN INSECTS.
Animal and Vegetable Life Fou<l tp
 Near the Pole.

1t is a matter of surprise to all who, for the first time, have any experience in high northern latitudes, to note the great abundance of insect life in Alaska. The writer of this paragraph was especially interested in noting the large amount of larve and other low conditions of animal life which was carried down from the melting glaciers into the rivers and streams which flowed from them. It is to this that we have to attribute the great abun- dance of the higher forms of animal life which prevails. Fish especially are m such quantity near the coast, attracted by this abundance, that it seems like repeating the tales of Baron Nun chausen to the listener. The young son of the writer. who was with him in this expedition. was, with couple of Indians in a boat. able to drive salmon into narrow creeks in such abundance that the boat could be driven against the fish in their en- deavors to escape. They could have been dragged up in shoals by any strong and ordinary net. In the earlier history of Colorado very much stress was laid on the fact that Ere mont saw bee on one of the high ele- vations while crossing the Rocky mountains Lieut.. Peary, in his re- cent expeditions to North Greenland, found a humble bee on the north coast of Greenland-thc highest point of land yet reached by human being sd far as known. This explorer states that not only bees but other insects abound a. soon as the spring fairly opens. Flowers of many kinds ara par, .-Ularly beautiful and abundan.. ai.or,ling a good chance for honey and pollen-cOllecting insects to lay up rich stores in advance of their long arctic winters.
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HIS goldbugs are turning heaven and earth in their attempts to count eract the influence of that unpreten- iious little volume Coins Financial School" They have engaged Prof. LLughlin oi Chicago University 10 do the heavy fighting. His articles ap- pear every day in the Chicago Times Herald, and day by day the Inter- Ocean rips him mp in his statements and reasoning.
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X Terrible Nisitant

Pain is always terrible visi,ant, and often domiciles itelf with one for life. This inflIction IS preventive. in cases rheumatism by timely resort 10 Hos letters Stomaco Bitters, which checks the encroachmenrs of this obstinate and dangerous maiady at the outset. The term dangerous" is used advIsed- ly. for rheumatism is alwsya liable to attack tine vital organs and terminate life. No testimony is more conclusive and concurrent than that of phy sicans who testify to the excellent effect of the bitters in this disease. Persons in- cur a wetting in rainy weather, and who are exposed to draughts, should use the Bitters as a preventative of i'll cTscts. Malaria, dyspepsia, liver and kidney troub C, nervousness and debil- ity are also among the ailments 10 to which this popular medicine is ad. apted. For the infirmities, sorness and stiffness of the aged it is highly benef- cial.
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BISBEE ITEMS:
Items of Interest From the
 Live Gopher Camp
May 29, 1895.

"dN ~ iC1'.
 Mrs. II. NJ. Woods returned from Tombstone today.
 G. $. Crocket came in by rail today, from Benson.
 Miss Slaughter and her mother are in from their ranch.
 Lewis X Johnson's livery building was blown down by yesterdays storm.
 Deputy sheriff JacLlin is in town serving snLpenes for the grand jury.
 Messrs. Gahl & Metcsli received d car load oi lat beef from Fhoenix to- day.
 MT. Po.tsiield arrived from Pueblo, Colorado. 10 take a clerkship in the Copper Queen store.
 On account Of smallpox there will be no general parade tomorrow, but some of the Grand Army members will decorate the graves of our old soldiers in a quiet way,
 Fred Henry, who has been quite un- well for some time, has finally had to quit the mines and go 10 the hospital to recuperate.
 Wm. Liggett left this morning for Nogales, and will move his family from tha, place to Bisbee at once.
 The smallpox patients at Ed Scotts are doing nicely. Mrs. Scott was up yesterday. No more cases reported.
 Miss McGinnis, and 8 young lady teacher of Benson came in Monday evening and are guests Mrs. V. R. Stiles. They all visited the mines the the same evening and returned home yesterday morning. Yesterday was a very windy day the dust flew, and so did Bob Tod's chicken house-over the tops of two other houses and landing on top oi Judge Perrin's house, doing some dam age but iniuring no one.
 Miss Hosmer, Miss Filth Hughes and her sister, Mrs. Davies, left ioi California yesterday morning. Miss Edith Stowe and Mise Nettie Hughes accompanied them to Benson, return ing last evening.
 The Royal Bengal Tiger Combina ton show have arrived, and opened up on Monday evening to tair audience. It was, taken all together, very good. The professor handled his rattlers and 1 other "varments" to the satisfaction of the audience, and made a big rat tier bite him on the hand, leaving one Of it's fangs in the fissh, and did sev- eral other wonderful things, and 1 healed all with his "Snakine."
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

THE price of silver has advanced A little lately, and improvement in mar ket values is also noticeable in regard 10 other property. Silver seems 10 be an indicator of prices of everything merchantable. The ups and downs of silver mark the ups and downs in res pect to other commodities. It is a pity that silver cannot have a staple value, but it will not have it until the hints are open to its coinage.
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ssatement of School Trustees,

The following is a complete list of those W ho subscribed 10 the fund to keep school running for two months longer after the county school fund- had been exhausted. While other towns in the territory had closed their schools for want of funds, Tomb stone, even as dull as it ;s, steped for ward with a popular subscription and donated S52J ,o the fund, and enabled school to run for two months longer. Too much eulogy of the enterprise and hberalily Of our citizens cannot be given for the commendable interest and assistance they always manifest when a matter Of public benefit in un- der consideration.
 All moneys received have been properly applied 10 school uses by the t.ustees who certainly are also deserv- ing of praise for their unstiEted devo. tion of time, energy and efforts in be half of the good cause
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OUT or THE ORDINARY.

TuE king clam of Penobscot bay was taken at islesboro recently. It weigh'i eighteen ounces.
 IT is said that l2.0OO rosebuds were sold by one New York florist the oth=r day in two hours.
 AN Indiana man has been fined one dollar and costs for shooting a maa with intent to kill. PHILADELPHA has the biggest rcl truck. Ii weighs l6,O0O pounds and cln carry or bear l5O.OOO pounds.
 NINE young men are about to w. k from Americus. Ca, to Chicago, a Cs- tance of 1000 miles by road, on a wag.r.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

T@2@ !~ot ti...: A,ehii-!..op Walsh $ book on ,he silver question has been translated into German and is beng read by the emperor and prominent German statesman, brings another ray of hope 10 those who are praying for the early reconciliation of the white metal. Among the truly great produc- tions on the silver question the pamphlet issued by Archbishop Walsh must take first rank.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

THE fact seems to be that ;he cause o! stallism is making as much progress in Europe as in this country, and that is saying great deal. The productive classes, meaning both em- ployers and employees, are coming to understand what theIr interests re- 4uire, and they out number the bank CTS and usurers2 While the triumph of silver on both continents is only A question Of time, it does not at all fol- low that we should wait; on the con- trary the best way to assist our friends abroad is to anticipate their action.
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EOur Big Succcsscs.

Having the needed merit to more than make good all the advertising elaine or :hem. the following four remedies have reached a phenomenal sale: Dr Kings New Discovery, for consumption, coughs and colds-each bottle guaran- teed; Electric Bitters, the great remedy for liver, stomach and kidneys; Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best in the world, and pr. Kings New Life Pills, which are perfect pills. All these remedies are guaranteed to do just what is claimed or them, and the dealer whose name IS fttached herewith will be glad to tell you more of them. Sold at the Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

THE free silver question will ulli- ma.ely be decided in his country by the votes ot the laboring men, and therefore il is important that tn y should thoroughly comprehend it and parliularly that they should know just what free coinage would mean to them. Luckily the literature upon the subject is now increasing SO fas, that anyone who wishes 10 inform himself can do so: fl any remain ig- noran', it will be by choice.
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Co. to res, his smelters. Mr. Seley Is stopping at the Bessemer.
 c. A. R.
 All work was suspended Thursday and our remaining veterans observed the day by decorating the graves of those gone before. There are many soldiers m our frontier groves. The dauntless spirit that carried those pld war.lers from Sumpier 10 App ma.toX impelled them once more to invade this wild deser, land, and blaze ] path ior we who come after.
 TWIST THEM, MICHAEL.
 A common sight these latter days is Mike Delaney twisting the sphere at some unfortunate who has been in duced by the willy Mike to serye as a brick wall. He can make Sall look like a sky-rocket when he feels that way. If he is in good condition when next the Tombstone nine run mp against him they will have to te scraped off the back stop.
 MEDICAL.
 Having arrived at the conclusion that T. Stigsll was not sufficiently in ocuous to the prevailing smallpox epidemic" MT. King, knight of the lariai, proceeded the other evening to vaccinate him with a jack knife. As the scene of operation was enshroud- ed in dense cloud of tiue pirate talk the chronicler cannot, with anything I ike ceItaintv, aver as to the success of the operation. Subsequently Mir. King was arrested on charge of prac- ticing medicine, an being unable to produce Incense allowing him to kill off his own species, he was fined S20.
 HONE AGAIN.
 Joe Muheim of Muheim and Du- bacher. is with us again. Joe looks as healthy and strong as young hercu- les, and he has become so handsome that he is the object ot attention by all of our young ladies. Joe enjoned the ocean trip immensely, lost only two pounds.
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Copper Glance NEine.

NIT. Samuel Dohnelly of the Copper Glance mine in the Huachuca noun talns, came in today from that pros pe'ons and happy community. A shipment of ore from the mine is made monthly, and car load Of about 20 tons of concentrates was last week purchased by Mir. Wores, Of the Tue son samDling works. The ore Is of nigh grade, averaging nearly 10 per cent copper and from lot :" 2O,' ounces in silver, with good spTink- ling of gold. A force of 20 men are employed, and the mill Is kept grind ing out concentrates day and night. New machinery has been purchased which will be put in place shortly, and erect a machine snop at the camp, that they may be prepared to do their own work in that line. Several hun dred feet of pipe line has iqeen pur- chased of the city by MT. Donuelly for use at the mine. We may expect at some future time an interesting ar ticle descriptive of this camp of con- tented and happy people, who live a purely Christian life according to the doctrines and precepts taugh. by Christ.
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SOUTH CAROLINA is ready to go on the warpath again, her governor has issued proclamation to the people of the sta;e, in which he says: "The world must be shown that we aIe cap able Of governing ourselves and that constitution or DO constitution, law or DO law, cour: or no court, the intelli- gent white men of south Carolina in tend to govern her. Let the man who undertakes to lead the blacks against you, suffer ss he did in 1876. South Carolina was the first state to leave the union in the late war and the last to recover from the reconstruction period,
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

BERLIN ranks as the healthiest city in the world.
 THE steamship City of Paris keeps up steam with the aid of fifty-four furnace fires.
 THE women Of Morocco never cele- brate their birthdays, and few of them know their ages.
 POWDERED glass is now used to make 5cndpapor. The glass k pulverized by heating it rcd ho. and throwing it into water.
 THE condor is the largest bird in ex- istence. Some of thosc shot in the Andes had a spread of wing of IS to 20 feet
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

A CORRESPONDENT asks: "What is sound money?" A sound money sys- tenn is one that assures the people that every dollar in circulation ia as good as gold.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02
MARINE DISASTER. Lyman Cage to Act as Re- fierce Between Roswell IIOrr and MT. Harvey. Mill Owners will Close Down for one Year-WOuld-be Murderer Conyicted-A
 Jewish RabbI falls
 Dead-Rieh Oil
 Well.

SAN FRAYCIsCO-OAly meaGre and in-a;isficiory adyices have s,eH re- 'eived to lay regarding the laundering
 I the Pacific Mail company's cleaner, coiima. near MAnzanillo, Mexico, Monday ight. The Pacific Mail ol- iicials persist that they have r,ceiyel no notification oi the wreck and have tried to di-credit entirely the state ment of the disaster
 CHICAGo-Hou. Roswell G. Horr to- day asked Lyman Gage, president of the First National bank, 10 act AS his referee during the debate between him- eslf and W. H. Harvey, author oi Coin. MT. Gage has accepted and the Union League club has rendered it's rooms. The debate will probably last ten days. Stenographic notes of the entire de- bate will be taken and given to the press for publication. The date has not been decided upon.
 PRovIDESCE-The mill owners say that if operatives now out do not re- turn by Monday morning the mills will be closed for year. No increase of wages will be made. The strikers do not heed the statement, and will probably hold out.
 OAKLASD-C. R. Bennett, formerly secretary of the society for the Sup pression Of Vice, was convicted today for attempt to mui der, for attempting to kill George ". Or 7. Bennett per sisted in annoying Miss Ella Gray, daughter of the man he assaulted, with his attentions and prosecutions until the latter could stand it no longer. Gray and Bennett met in the local train ard both began firing with pis- tols. Neither was injured, though passenger on the train was shot through the foot.
 SAS 9IsCO-1heodore Dunant was arraigned this morning in the su- perior court for the murder oi Minnie Williams and Bianch Lamont. He pleaded not guilty in each case.
 Counsel for William Fredericks, murderer of Cashier Herrick has 3D. pealed to the supreme court from Judge Murphy's order refusing to have the question Of his sanity determined by aiury. The jail officials still main tain that Fredericks is plainly sim ulating insanity.
 Carl von Tiedman, who was accused of forging deeds to land in the Christy- Platt transaction. was declared mot guilty" by a jury in Judge Belcher's court this afternoon.
 INDIANAPoLIs-Lauis Shereziski, Jewish rabbi in charge of the Sharah Tefli, was stricken dead yesterday af- ternoon just after finishing his ser mon at the synagogue
 PARKERsBURG, ". V.-David Weaver Of Cairo, Richie county, on whose land big oil we'll was struck Monday, died last night of heart disease, result ing from excitement over his stroke of of good fortune, He had been a poor man all bis life, and the prospect of sudden wealth was too much for him.
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A rEAUrIFrL monument has been

A BEAUTIFIL monument has been erected in Chicago to the memory Of the soldiers who died, to the number oi six thousand, in Camp Douglas. while prisoners of war, and was un- vailed on Decoration Day. The Blue and the Gray marched together ss Americans who love the flag of our fathers, and there is equal protection for both bene ath its ample folds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

THE people of the United States are not to be ylctimized by any such hal lu inaIion as the pretended power of government to declare fifty cents worth Of material 10 be one hundred cents worth oI money, and make all mankind believe it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

MONEY is now leaving New York for the south. Eli !ht millions have been sent there in the last few weeks. IL goes to southern bankers at four per cent interest and the greater part of i' falls due in October, oi the present gear, but will he renewed from time to time. The banks lend this money to merchants and farmers, (taking notes secured by mortgages for same) who are all much pressed at present. This money will have to be paid in time, and when that time arrives the money power of England will not only have this government in its relentless grasp but the bankers, business men and farmers also, and with all the leverage they can bring to bear will fight against silver.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

NIT. Carlisle was opposed to the free coinage Of either gold anJ silver in 1878, vet in bis Memphis speech d. ludcd to his opposition 10 the free coinage of silver only.
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HOM'S ThiS3

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can no, be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
 F.J. CHENEY < CO.,, Props. Toledo, 0.
 We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheyney for the last l5 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financial. ly able to carry out any obligations made by their firm.
 WEST TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists
 Toledo, o.
 WALDING, KISNAS MARVIN, Whole
 sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucuos surfaces of the system. Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all Drug. gists. Testimonials free. l
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

SPkCULAroRs and schemers can live. no matter what kind of money is in circulation, but the honest man wants free coinage dollar.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

In the sui, 0! Julius Lezinsky against the estate of John P. Hale, a gigantic scheme for the colonization of Russian Jews in Lower California, is brought out.
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THEY delude themselves who say that the financi l question will not be the main issue in the campaign of '96.
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EVERYBODY in the west wants sound money with a silver ring in it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

Arizona weather, like her politics, when the storm is over everything looks smiling and gay.
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THE MUSICAL WORLD.

ANoNG the worlds greatest flte players is the duke of Oporto, broaer of the king of Portugal.
 4 DICTIONARY oi British musician, is now being compiled which the editors are finding .iari matter to keep V h. in two thousand pa-e~.
 SAINT-:-.G.sS ha1 put the finisl ng touches on hl, neW opera. ''Phr-re. % which i, Immediately to be plac-. in rehearsal at the Paris opera com. ue.
 TIE sounding board of piaros she most important part of the instrul mt, is made of American spruce and }. as carefully chosen as the wood -- q violin.
 HANS voS BULOw. the great pia-ist, who has always been very eccentric. is now insane, and it is feared tl4. he will never recover his reason. H. is Il fine Greek scholar as well as q rculrl.- able musician.
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BIsBEE, May 3l, 1895
AN EVE OF REyELRY.

Last nights ball was a credit 10 the Cochise Club, under whose auspices il was given. l know not wherein a ghost dance differs from a three-step polka, but the authorities that be say our lassies danced divinely. Anyhow, their pretty faces were good to look upon, and the boys knew it, they were All there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02
TWO OLD TIMERS.

Tim Griffith, despite his not wholly recovered ankle, has run down 10 Nc yales for few days trip. Tim is one of our earliest pioneers, and when we miss his weather-beaten visage for a few days something seems to be "out of wback."
 Pete Johnson, another old Bisbeeite, left yesterday morning for Fuckers canyon in quest of cattle to tide over the present penury of beef.
 YESTERDAYS TRAIN brought Mrs. L. Graf, of Phoenix. The Rev H. Granjsn also returned from Brign0is. La Belle France must have been kind, for the Reverend father looks rosy, merry, and the picture of health.
 FROM CANOSEA.
 Another arrival was Edward D. Sely, of Canonea. Report says Mr. Sely ir to make a section on the A. and :. E. his shipping point. It may be he comes to borrow coal from the c. Q.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-06-02

Co. to test his smelters. Mr. Seley Is stopping at ,he Bessemer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-01-04

Now it is the Japanese women
who are posing for recognition in
the civilized world. Marriages of
foreigners with Japanese women
are becoming quite the fashionable
thing in Yokohama, according to
a foreign contemporary. During
the month of December it states
that tbirty-four such unions were
solemnized. English and Ameri-
cans are said to lead the list.
Whether the foreign husband be-
comes Japanized or the wife for
eignized remains to be seen.