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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-07
Detroit Races.

Detroit Races.
Detroit, Mich, Aug 6.---Results:
First race--SeTlng, six and n half
furiongs: Alvarado won; Virgie Dixon,
second: Motilla, third. Time 1:2I.
second---Selling. mile and a sixteenth:
Pepper won; Little Tom, second: Albert
K, third. Time :55.
T'hird---Six furlongs: First Mate won:
Fair Play. second: Bendoo, third, Time
$50.
Fourth---Bsby & Co. sweep stakes,
two-year-oids, five furiongs: Sister
Clara won: Sutton, second; DR.. Cattie:n.
third. Time 1:0S. Storm King. Hats
Off. Noble Lexington. Pirate. Leila,
Cuckoo and Paul Griggs also ran.
Flfth---F9ve furlongs: Barnardillo
won: Foncheiffe. second; Sacketburg.
third Time 1:o6h.
Sixth--ISelling, six and half furlongs
Red Top won: Lauretta D. second: Mo-
bala5ka, third. Time 1851.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-07

900 the Westinghouse company, which
IL the largest claim against the COM
pany. The road Is said to be paying
per cent on an investment OF a quar-
ter of a million Of dollars.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-07

''THET say the jewelers. are down on bi-
cycles Yes, II has got SO that fellow
who rides wheel doesn't care whether he
owns diamond pin or notn-Chicago Rec
ord.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-07

won; Constantine, second; Percy,third
Time 1854.
Sixth-For two year ODDS. five fur
longs: Bill Dawdy won; Beiva Dell. sec
ond; Lady Hamilton, third. Time 1:O".
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-07

needed. anu viii no longer seek Il
through the laborious methods oil
church entertainments.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-07

Frank Agan Starts in. Considered About
the Swiftest Thing in Those Parts, But
in the Second Heat Robert Shows How
Little Some Folks Know About Speed
Greatest Race of the Year Results
Fastest Fonrth Heat and the Fastest
Four Consecutive Heats Ever Paced or
Trotted-Other Sporting News.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-11-07

The ancient story tellers, no doubt, be lieVed the. infant Hercules inherited his wonderful spake-strangling powers from his father, but modern science shows that baby's strength depends largely on the mothers health at the time the baby iS> born. .. |
 To bestow strong and rugged coiistitu-S- ton cn her little one, a prospective mojher should fortify her own health and strength with Dr. Pie6ce's Fdvorite Prescription. It IS the most woffderful health builder ever devised for women. H iuparts elasticity and endurance to the special organism, and gives power and tone to the en4axe constitution.
 Taken early during the expectant period, it enables her to meet her time of trial with strong body and cheerful mind It short ems Confinement relieves labor of all iss danger, and ulost Of its pain, and prollSts5 the secretion cf healthy nourisliment f6f the child.
 There is no otter r:edicine equal to it in building power. l. is the only reni- edy of its kind Prepared by a regular ly graduated, experienced physician. No woman should risk her health by resort ing to any preparation compounded by mere nurse or other unscientffc, uredu- cated person.
 Women would save themselves and the4t families from much unnecessary sickness by obtaining ard reading a copy of Dr, Pierce free book, The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser" thousand page volume, explaining human physiology in clear and interesting language, and giving many suggestions and receipts for home treatment of common ailments with over three hundred illustrations and colored plates. It will be sent absolutely free on receipt of twenty one cents in oHe-ceat stamps to pay the cost of mailing only. Address, Worlds Dispensary Medical As sociation No. G6; Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. If a-handsone cloth -bouf1d embossed bind ing is desired, send ten cents extra, thirty one cents in alD to pay the additional expense of this handsome cover. ,a;.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-11-07
A Noted Hunter and Trapper.

The following is rom George Flaw ell, a trapper anal hunter who left here lst fall for the hea of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado river for the purpose of passing ihrouch that wO derfnl piece of natures handi work. MT Flavell is one of the i'll fated R E. L. Robinson party who left her" .Cver'l wears ago for Sn Francisco hy water in sail boat named the Examiner, and when the TiburOn islands were reached the Seris Indians killed R ,binson anI Logan of his party:
 LEES FERRY, Oct 13, 1896. EDITOR OF SENTINEL:
 Thinking that our friends wnnld like to hear from us I will say that wr a'e rroeres ing slowly and have arrived at Lees Ferry at last alter IS days, having in that time travelled some S9l mil 's. Five hnnIrel :Rd thirty nine miles nf the distance bn- ing Canvons, eight in number. their names being D"lur, La Dorp, Split Noun ain, Usher, Still Water. Catar- act. Narrow anl Glen. the latt'r hp- ing over l5O miles in lpngth anh bar rrn in the extreme not the last was tO b" seen any where and with almost perpen lirular walls. the cnti distance ranging from 500 to i5O0 feet in height. There are three placer rlhnt< in operation, be- ing the only ones we have rn"oun'pr- ei on the journey sn far. Thp"e iS one i'lant 'ISt below Blake, Utah. Sonth Park Mining Company. but it was standing still Its capacitr. was 800 tons q 'Iav. Seven m"n rnn the entire work, which includes engineer and fireman. It iI profitable one when workeI and is said to have cost S46.000. We are having far hettPr luck than we exp .ctpd an since we entpr-:! the Colorado orly one oar lo'k has been broken and the baat half fill,I once with water owing .u my carrl"s-nasS. The greate>t fall in any place h,s not ex- reedrd 10 ieet 10 the 10) wards. The rapi s ar all or$, Very few rpach- ell one half mile in length. Our boat is just as snun.l as the day 1t WIS at Green river, Wy, anal before 6 weeks we hope tn zee th.' south end of he Grand Canyon md the lat of tue .cat!y' ms where there will be any likelihnnd of wreck Hoping that our friends will not be anv.olS, if We are little late. Twill close with r'g r Is 10 all,
 GEO. F. FLAvELL.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-11-07
A Narrow Escape.

Tu's lay night O; the present wp>k
 Jose Be la O-sn had rarrnw escare f om Icing his ! Ii e Mir De la C>Sa is employed by the Southern Pacific company as dly watchman of the Colorado anal Laguna bridges. It is part e bis duty tn pas over these h,i lgeS aft r each train an S that cver,thing is all right for the train follnNing. On the above eyeni he awLitrd the arrival of the express from California on the nori <I lr of the LIguna iri lgp which is some 300 I, CT in length and oxeI up on each si e tn a hei .ht Of some 15 feet. The eXpr' & passed and ran in rn the south siding o: the hti lgp and MT. De l. 0ssa jumped on his ear anal Starled to cross lhn hri.lg" as was his custom Imrgine his liurrnI on reaching the mi idle tn see paSSt nger from the sonth come around tue curve at d high rate of speel aul enter the boxed mp fridge. He j ISt h ul time to l mp from his ear and m d 'ev feet ane I'd of il anal hug clos. Ia the boxing of tn bri !ge which giv's a clearing of only few feet for passing trains, when it flew by hun. The ear WIS snashed to smi:hr+eu4 but MT. De la O<sa escaped unhurt, which is a mira. lt..
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-11-07
Marvellous Results,

From letter written by Rev. J. G ndrrman, of Dimondale, Mich, we are permitted to make this extract: 'I have nn hesitation in grecOmmend- ing Dr, Kings New Discovery, as the e-I1ts were almost marvellous in the ciSe, of my wi e. While I was pastor 'oi the Baptist Church at Rives Junc- t on she was brought down with Pneumonia sncceeding La Grippe. Terrible paroxvsms of coughing would lat hours with little interruption and 1t seemed as if she could pNtI survive them. A friend recorHmended Dr. Kings New Discovexy.;it was quick in it's work and highly satis actory re snlis." Trial bottles free at W. I Gonder & Co.'S Drug Store. Regulsr size 50c. and S160.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-11-07
The Plcacho ' 'G6ld hlres-

Another rich strike WIS made last week on ihe AlGyon vein i'll the White Coli Basin. where it iintersects the White GllI vein F rly last spring th+' rich ore in the Al ynn tunnel was struck and cut for 1T feet in with, and the ore body WIS 'oll"wpd down to where it co nes i.l contact with the oth ,r eat vnin, which can he tr lceI hy it's well )cinrI CT pPinGs, which are ron lU 0 I:W eet vile l"r nearly three miles and upon which there are eleven lncatl0n:. This ur.. holy was cire.t til tested and fnnn to be goo l fre,. milling brp, tn t woul II pay $5 per ton in the mill.
 Two weeks ago. a,ter the owners h,l been here from the rasi anI ex- aminnd their mines. the work of more carefully trs ing the ore at the po'nt o cont t.t of lhes. two vein! was re- sune,l and it was found that they in tnrs and cross racI other at hn al5l. of 4. ltLing the TO Igh bills an canruns m !eacn D ITS Iirg iis own cpIrse Ir several thoIsand feet.
 The veins ol the surface shovel gn.hI f5 ore, which wh.i pr1Is-cut an l npe ,ei, run mp to $7 an l $lO and in places io S20 lul b25 free milling or. One of these pay gre ,kS has been cross cut for 5 .eet with b 1t one wall.
 The oth"r 1T 10 feet with neither wall in sight On what seems tn be the foot wall of tn" first, the ore is from seven tn ten feet wi f.. that runs fro n $25 to $45 per ion. Going t." the east and west the cropping of the veins show gno $5 ore.
 This strike is cnnSi tered the most inp ,rtant yet made in the 'Picachp mines, being m two of the wilrst and m ,st extensive bodies of ore yet un- cover d and only mile from the Co., orado river, down most frasihle canon ro,d. Both groups of mines ar thA property O. tha Col len Ore Mining Company which will put a mill upon this group a. soon as their mill i' c c'mplrtpd On the Monday group. No1 that the pangS of cleo ti.,n are over, the work will be crOw,le with full force of men on both of these fine properties.
 The Nn'n lay mill w,s nearly req Iv to ship at Los An .elps on Tues lag. will probably be put On the cars today or Monday.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-11-07

The annual me-ting O. the Arizona
 Agricultural Aasociatiqn will be he'll
 in Phoenix .sh the 2Oth anl 2lst of
 this mouth? The A .rlrultural AssO- .Gi ,ii"n was organiE. d, as you remem- Der, ahont q year ago and two meet nIs of the character of fIrmers, in siitutrs were hrid, 10th of which were very success ul It Is eApected that the forthcoming meeting will he even more important than either of -th' Sc.
 The program Is var;el one; the pa perS anu ad ressrs to he 'pr.sent' d covering many O: the most imp 'rtaut topics connected with the various branches of agriculture, hortirult ire. fruit gr 'win%, bee keeping, etc. The exercises will consist. as heretnfor-, of papers and addresses followed by general discussion upon the particu- lar topic presented. As last year, the member of tile Experiment Station staff of the University of ArizoIs will be oyer from Tucson and part icipate in the general exercises pre- senting addresses and entering into the discussions. Quite a number of specialists in the various agricultural b anrh's have pzomised papers and a very interesting and instructive pro- gram is &ssnred At this meeting the general election of officers for the ensuing year will take place.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-11-07
E ELECTION .t;fi RETURNS OF THE
 TERRITORY.

TUcsoN, A. T., NcV 4-Six precincts in Tombstone, Bisher, sWillcox, Ben son, St. Davi.I< anh Bowie give Smith 3S5, Doran 232, O'Ne'1, 2l1 Packard, Wentworth and Bradley are elected.
 HoLBRooK. \ ,v. 4-Dnran's mrjor- ity ons With tso &4'cinrts tn hear from which will give him 'bont thirty majority. s''~
 TUcsoN, A. T.. My 4.-The entire Republican ticket is 'Ief<atpd. Smiths majority in lhe conntv will le about 250. O'Neill poIl-d about 225.
 PRESCOTT, No. 4-T%elvr precincts in Yavapai County give O'Ntill 237, Dor m IjS, S nth l3I. Pr 'ott pol led 834. Tine count now stands, O'Nffll,l32. Smith los, Doran 1O7.
 GLOBE, Noy. E.-Gila giv.s O'Nrill majority, D}r&n 99, Smith l76, O'Nill 307; incomplete..
 CocoNTNo COUNTY FOR DORIAN.
 WILLIAMS, Nov. 4-VOte of Will Hams: Doran ll6. Smith III, O'NeiiI III.
 NAVAJO COUNTY GIVES O'NEILL PLU-
 RALITY.
 HoL3RooK, Nov 3.-D1rhn j.Ist even Four precincts sill out. Aspinw Il, SmfttE,' Scott. Fri'hy. B Irb,n, Jones and Jackson pr ,haliy elrctrd. LATEA-DorAn AS, Smith 78, O'Nelll III.
 KINGMAN. Nov. 4.-Five principal precincts in Mohave county fer Dele gate tO Congress gives O'Neill l84. Smith l3S, Doran 29; Council, Cad dis, rep, i43, Lake. dem, 40; Assembly, Coxan, dem. 125, Russell. rep, ,132. In the county it i4 estimatel O'Neill will h1v.. 2Jj, Smith 20. Dorm 4). G.ldis POD, Luke I30, Rl4sell l90, COwan 2Jj.
 GRAHAM COUNTY.
 SoLoMoNvILLE, Nov. 4-Graham County with four small Democratic precincts to hear from. gives Smith 737, Duran 245, O'Neill 22U. The entire Demo rattle ticket is elected by a heavy majority.
 CLIFTON Clifton, MOrenci. Dun- can, an Matcali give DoTan 1l0, Smith dc1, O'NeiA 97. ~i &.;'
 PHOENIX. Nov. 6. The returns Of MhricopA county give Smith, D. 1908; Doran, R 99i; O'NeiIl. F., 657.
 Dispatches say that the entire Democratic ticket of Graham county is elected.
 FLORENCE Nov. 6.-returns from all pre- inrts except three smllI ones are m an give NJ ,rk Smith lO0 plurality aud the en,ire Den,crujc county 'irket, m j ,ri5ie, raug.nz from 20 to I20. The three pre.iho rot in will not change thes- liz rrss.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-11-07
Ends tu Medicine.

Thera are falS in medicine as in everything rls- afl 'new thing" frequently sell for short time simvly. herause 1t i> new But in meiiciae, as in nothing el Q, he people deman anti will he satisfied only with positive. ah>nlnte merit. The fact that Hn0d's Sar-aparilli has st"oi it's ground against ail competition. an it's sales have never w:vere,i but have remained steadily at the top, demonstrates. be ,nn.i any doubt, the intrinsic virtues of this me ,i,.in~. The new things have come ant gone hut >Hnod's Sar 8 'PariHa rests npnn t'ie soEid .f1un Id- tion of ah .oluts merit anil it's power to cure, an its sales continue 10 be th1 largest in the worll.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-11-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

Chas. NJ. St. Clair, the King of the Air, &he Flying trapeeze, low Spanish and COntort;onist, will give free ex- hibitiOn this evening at J:3O o'clock on the corner of Second and, Main streets. Come e:eryboiy an see the wonderful performer. ItwiN 'cest you nothing. =
 If " u've got bad blood in you take Simmons Liver Regulator and get ri ot it. It's a wonderfully good medicine for Malaria and Chitls. eI have taken Simmons Liver Regulator especially in the Spring and Fall, and found it the best remedy. I know of TO way to benefit people more than by putting Simmons. Liver Regulator into their hanls."-N. N. Shepard, Cochranton'; Pa.
 Ira Butfunl, an old Mexican and Civil war veteran, arrived here Friday night an is spending the day in town. He leaves tonight for l,i4 old home at PalomaS.
 The Miners Exchange keeps the biggest gla ses and the coolest beer in luWa
 John wright the next district st- torney O. Yuma county, left Tuesday evening on @ visit to his home in Tuc- -ou. We are pleased to state that his he'l'h wa- .n1proEins, phen he started for his home.'@ -'<
 When you are Tn town, try faeger's Gin and wines.
 Con Cronin the Democratic candi. date for Recorder run fifty votes ahead of his ticket for that office.
 Lines for sale at this office. Eight cents per dozen.
 If yorr cIil.lren are subject to cronp watcn for the irSt symptom of the dis ease = thoarn"ss. Ii ChamherlaiiIss Cons:h Remedy iS given as soon as the child necomps hoarse 1t will prevent the uttas'k. Even after the croupy 10 :gh has appeared the attack can al- ways be prevented by giving this remedy. It is also invaluable for rolls and whoOping cough. For sale 1t COtter's rug store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-11-07
An Important Di Terence

To make 1t apparent t" thouSan Is, who think them-ei i'll, that they are not afflicted with any dI,ease. hut that the system simply needs cleans ipg, x to bring conn orf home t0 their hearts, as a costive condition is easily curei bv using syrup Of Figs Manu-
 arture.l by the Cali ornia Fig s rup Complny only and s,lI ny al drug vIsfs
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-11-07
MrS. CISCIe.

LONDON, Npv. 6-I'he trial O. Mir. an Mr>. W liter N. Castle, of San Francisco, ch'rged with shoplifting. took p'a in the se,sionS court uf Clerkenw.ll tod ", and resulbnd in Mr. Castle being acquitted anu Mr.. Castle heinz semtenceI to three months imprisonment without hard labor
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-11-07
For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by mil
 lions of mothers for their children while tfething, witE perfect success. II sonths the child. so5tens the guf.ls. aliays all pain, cures wind cG!:c, ani Is the best remedy for. Diiarrhaea. It will relieve the poor.l;ttle sufferer inn mediate!y. SHl,! hy Druggists in every part of the Worll. Twenty-Five cents il hcttla. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. WIhslow'S Soothihg Syrup" and take nG other kind.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-11-07
Do You Want to be d Martyrs

Probably not. Butif you do, try an get ih- dyspepsia by unwise rae E. Ing Then ,on9l-uHer mar v.d ,r1 wi.h 9 engeaucet 8 me people are martyrs 'o -hi~ complaint from rhIl- Hool g.. .le grave. -uUatn. from al its attFn Iant horrors of hearthurn, wind an! pain in lhe stomach, weary slumher ani nightmare, caprIriuus appetite, nausra, biiliousnes., leanness aId Sall'wheSs. NO ueressii v for all this. The complaint. obstinate as it Is. when the nr,lin ry remedi are brought to bear upon il. invariably yirl tp the great Stom lchic, Hn>tet- ter's Stomach Bitters, which stOrt \ tranquility 10 the gilstri,. region and n.rves, regulates the liver an bowels, both nf Hhi'h are di>tur',e,I hy weak ne-s Of the stomach. and promnles appetite and an incre ,se of flesh That "toc in o! the Soul," the dinner bell, when it pealS upon the '.ar, sng- geSts no rrenoni n of 'Iire qInlms alter comfortable, meal if you have triei q conr-e "f tue Bitter+, which also hanisheS hiliOuSneS>, rlleumatis II. nervousness, m .lariI ana kidney tro .ble,
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-11-07
sucxen's arnIca saIve

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Rheum, Fever Sores Tntter, Chapped H .nds, Chilbrains Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cure Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re- nnded. Price D cents per rGS.
 ,. For Sale by ". 1T. Gender S Go.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-11-07

 l.. B. Clarke, Mohawk D c. Rose and J F Crouch nf PalOmas. canAi- dates for political honors nt the recent election, have returned to their homes.
 Walter IngnllS came down from the Buena Vista mine tO vote and return ed Wednesday. Walter says the Buena Vista mine, i< looming mp ip fine shape.
 When you ask Joe for G Cigar get The Pride of Yuma, st .faeger's. Y R. NJ Strauss. Superintendent of the Fortuna mine. prssnd through he "Wednesday on his way to San FranriIro. The same train earned 9 S90 00o bar O goll the results of d five wee! S run at his mine.
 ilthpp No est has commenced the erection 0f hri.k b Iil ling on First etreAt. near Main, which vIll be used when fri-he,I or bakery by Chas Wi-:hart.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-11-07
LOCAL NOTES.

Oysters. Fish and Gam. always ou hand ai Duuue's Diuuing Parirrs.
 No election WIS hell 8, Moa,wk precinct. All the voters went 10 Pa- iomae.
 Judge Aa-.-r-Ca G ,.-t ta Tucson Tuesday evening to try Il i4rge mine case in the court there with Jdlge Brown.
 When you cone to town get one O Iaeger's smokers. *
 The next Justices of the Peace cf this prrcin # will he W~rrrng"r an Thurlow ar the Consta ,les, Willer and Jones.
 Wm. s. Dunne, one of the pro- prietors of the Fortuna saloon at Ll Fortuna, came in "Wednesday on q few days visit 10 his family.
 Try g. Free Silver Fizz at The Ruby. *
 The Board of Supervisors met on .Weineslav an | i n~nsl until tn" .1Sth instant, when they will canvAss the election returns.
 Chas. H Rise, Treasurer, Jnhnnv Wright, District Attorney an John NJ. Speese, Republican eandi.la'es, are "four-time winners"
 For the best imported Blackberry Gin, Gorden Sherry, Port and cla?et wines, go to the Miners Exchange s ,loon. x
 Jesus Redondo and his daughter Miss Frankie, will leave during the month on a visit to Altar, Sonora, Mexico, on an extrn;l led ,i>it.
 Miss Gertrude Ferris, who arrived here last Saturday from Los Angeles on her way to Mohawk to teach tue public school at that place, left Tues day evening.
 Peach Brandy and Honey; Scotch and Irish Whistles always On hand at Iaeger's. Captain c. V. Meeden, Wm. Mim- mack, members of the Republican County Central Committee, done good work for their party during the recent campaign.
 The Miners Exchange keeps in stock some of the finest bran 'S of Wines, Whistles and Cigars in Yuma. The s. P. pa car arrived here yes terday nO7n anI a'ter making i $ usual monthly distribution of gol and silver p rss ed or southward.
 We are spenIing more than our profits on ScEll h'tg's Best tea to get you to try it-just to try it.
 Your money back if you don't like it.
 At grocers' i1 F~c''.,~@rc5 ScsiEiBg 8. Company
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-11-07
Hoy's Thia

vt 'lltI OllN lIubu''u IClI!dTS Ie- wlrl fpr any case oi Catarrh that con not he rcd hv Hlll's CatIrrh Cure
 F. J. CHENEY X Co.,, Tol' do. O..
 We, the undersigned, h've known F. J. Ch'npl :or tl.e last l5 .A,s, and believe hi perfectly honorable in all I-u iness transactions nn l :inan- ciaily able to carry out any obligations ma le hv their firm
 WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggist, !,
 Tole 10. o.
 WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN, Whole
 SrAe Drug .is;s, tr"le lu. 0.
 H ll's Cata~rh Cure Is taken in formally, acting .iir. ly upon thr hl,m an !! mu,nuS surfaces of the system T"s imon; ,I~ sent frrr. Prize Toe per h tile. Snl hy all pr E .i Us.
 On Mon lay next Chief Ju lee \. c Baker will render his htri.ion in the m"n |: mus snit of the State O Arizona Improvement Co.'S canal in regards tD c"n,ict labor The case is of vita! inp ,ttanre to inma county. It. mpauS the rerlammniion of 10D,00J acres of the richest In in A iz n, under an uueycellp rlim tie and th" rnrllryn mt nf trrrit"ri | rorvic,s al profit of more than f3 5,00O annually t" the territory.
 Sick roisnn i a poisnn which makes you -i-k. IL cou.es from .ucsiomaeb The omaeh makes itout uf undj.est ed food.
 The blao se.s it anI taines the ehole hoj, with lr That's the way
 The way to b. I'll of It Is to look q t'r yuur digestion.
 Ii 70 IT foo k all properly digcsted, there will he none let in the stom lch to make .ic; p"is m out of.
 Ii yolr stomach iS .no weak to SC !. tn this properly hy is If, hell it nlnn. with few cose> oi Shaker Digestive Cordial.
 That's the curP If it. 7.
 Shaker Dig s.ive CJr'li Il is delici ou:, healthful. tonic cordial, ma le o pure me :i"inrl pl rnts, herbs an win
 It positively cures indigestion aud prevents the 'iornaii,,m of sick poison
 Atdruggist5 Iii Il bottles 10 c.nts.
 Frank $. Norton came in from II edges tn vote Th's lay and re:urn'd the following day. Frank has been on he Ai, k list for a cnr pie of weeks oi late but is nnw iceliny much better. IIi4 sister-in-law Mis- Io>efitn Esli- nn>a arcomI anitd Linn home on 1T visit to her sis er, Mrs. N 'rtoI.
 Ju Ige Ahp Frank celebrated his sixty first birth lay on Monday last His many trien.s throughout the county. ra'iii' d it. by re-eIrrIing him ,o the ofli..e If Probate Ju re on Tuesday, the 3rd in%ant.
 Ii you smoke call at the Miners Exchange and ask for the celebrated John Shanssrv" cigars. Y
 NJ \. Smith, who was on Tuesday l elected Delegate to Congress from this Territory by the Democratic party, passe through here on yester- lays coasfwarl exp.e,s.
 The IIarri<on-Dimmick wedding is the talk nf the day. "Iaeger's Golden Wedding Whisky" talks fer itself.
 Mi Idplla NJ. Adams nf Sln Fran eis.'n pa<seI through here last $ rtur- Hay evening for Lit Fnrtuua where sle is engaged to teach the public