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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-03-25
w. C. StrOnaCh & Sons
They Are Crazy.

A woman said it and man repeated it, the
old, old story of man being led or mised
by woman.
1t is true we have sometimes diverged from
a straight out and out Grocery advertise
ment, but day we fall in line.
We are offering cheap for ash or on Credit
as the case may be the following goods, viz:
a Kerosene Oil, Sugar. Pickles. Mullets. sim
ger Snaps. andles chewing Gum, Molasses
Clothes, Pins, Flour, Axle Grease, Snuff.
Meal, Soap, Hominy, Grass Seed. Starch,
Jelly, lhewing Tobacco, Bulk Meat, Shoe
Polish. Hams, Sapolio, Maple Syrup, Bran,
Gelatin. Sausage, Hay, Coffee. Baking ow-
ders, Rice Straw, Plum Puddings, Backing
Sailed Waters. Oil ans, Rais'ns, Concen-
trated Lye, Gold Dust Powers 3 :gs, cigars
Sea Salt, Canned Teaches, Co ton Hoes,
Beans, Preserved Ginger, Cayenne Pepper,
Goldfish, Fresh Tomatoes, Paregoric. Green
Peas, Tumoric, Lemons, Onion Sets, Jamaica
Ginges, orn, California Fruits, Clay Peas,
Castor Oil, Seed and Unseed Irish Potatoes.
We may have failed to name some of the
things we have in atock. If we have not met
your wants ask for the article, and if we can
not supply it, we will most cheerfully buy
from any Rival Grocer who may have the de
sired article.
This week Eight full weight &c Cakes of
Laundry Soap for 25c,
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Washington, March 24.-'The Treasury
officials to-day received word that the
Bermuda had cleared from Fernandina,
Fla, for San Domingo.
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Business Items.

We will have an elegant line Of fancy
printed Organizes at % cents yard.
Stylish new dress goods Of all descrip-
tons.
Our spring stock is now complete.
WOOLLCOTT & son.
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WANTED.

Agents to represent an Old Line New
York Life Insurance Company, organized
In 1850, for unocupied territory in North
Carolina. New plans adapted to the
wants of the insuring public. Liberal
contract. References required. Apply
to Jno. w. Thompson, State Manager.
Raleigh, NC.
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We have received our, spring stock,
Your attention is called to our line Of shirt
waists, Ladies Cuffs and Collars, Neck
wear and Waist Sets. Our new line of
25c. Organizes and Rainbow Innings are
simply beautiful. #a
Millinery is one Of our best depart
ments. All the latest shapes just re-
ceived. WOOLLCOTT & son.
White Mountain and Arctic Freezers at
Hughes,
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carr full line Of DR.. Earl 8. slosn's
great P~nedlcs.
Sloa, Eminent cures Rheumatism.
VIM, SIMPSON, Druggist.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

To occupy four desirable rooms vacated
by members Of the Legislature. Apply to
MRS. CELESTIA SMITH.
11S N. Wilmington Street
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Buy ROYSTER'S Chocolates and Bon
bons.
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Peanut Brittle, fresh, at ROYSTERs
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Haviland Tea Sets lower than eve
offered before. w. II. HUGHES.
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Ruttercups. made daily, at ROY
STEERS.
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Try ROYSTDR'S Cough Tablets.

ROYsTER'S Chips are delicious.
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Term Policy Just Issued

Fan be carried Indefinitely on same plan OF
may be changed Ia any other form at any
line without rec examination. Note the ex-
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THE LADIES ALL OUT.

The Millinery Opening at Sherwood
Higgs & Co.'S Was a Leading Attrac-
ton Yesterday.
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OUR NEW
Summer Dress Goods.
NOVELTY, VARIETY, VALUES.

This spring prompted to lay in stock of
mer Dress Goods, surprising in magnitude beauty and
value any bought before Our foresight in buy
ing while materials were low price and while
featuring dull gave the goods prices much less
than value. We thereby able to offer new, stylish,
desirable goods at prices not to be equaled again.
We have provided such materials that may be worn
with comfort not only in the spring but throughout the
entire summer and the styles and general character of
these materials excel anything heretofore displayed and
the prices exceedingly low.
All this week special displays will be made--each day
surprising the oher-and we anticipate great selling
Come and them.
w. H. & r. S. Tucker & co.
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IN SILK


Sir Edward RipIeys Black Silk Warp Henrettas,
to Per Yard
Wool
O
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nach WIZ"
S IOmesr nCraban n}atSte
line n
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Ask your attention to their Spring Opening Display OF
High Class Millinery and invite your inspection OF their
new MODELS on Wednesday, March oath.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04
"Ot F MARX"
The Chairman and Arizona
 > atesDlan Disagree.

h tho House ot RApTes cntstice- the ta'it l. li "sS uLd .is 'us,iou, AHe d"lt ait r a#:ehdm, ni VA. .,fl r d nrd Congressman Din.ley ma e ,lIe Iuini C! "iGer a.tcr each tha. lhe au:eudm,nt Was uoc 'gernane" and t1e ch~Ii II eacA case sU,ta!n q tn rc.ut 'Ou. aarA" arose and lG...- In- irU;u tle CousIe,s.Jnal Rrc I,i lad ti.ou lh his eye. lhe 4 izoua sl.yer cHamYiOn haI hn amrLdmeGi o!teI and .4ual!y secured recu, ,nIli |. ;om tine ChaIr. Tneio!lowins. .s llo II nt Congressional R. cora =
 "hr- on itn ui Aiz na. Mr. Chai: man, Il .. the am enGmeat which l seu ua ,O tIe Jerk.
 he ,In-Adme.t Was reed as fo.- lows:
 striAe ou. t.ewyId "aanely' in lif, 2, pnge l, nnI insert iAe .VllUwIn.
 "ti"H.G~.i siNaN>, Tot ia tac ,,i ct!on oi .he r-NrAUe piulI eu lu. hel,l", ,he c"!it. tbs r, Customs sf4aI. 7 C Nc .s 'no tqGi, a.viit q on. d'.!nr ai.4 s ai> Ui cuiLnG, tincn s-,a anI eLUn buil.Un, whrn s- cDllu,tej, ,Ldli re ICiWatdeI 10 th, ; clttAr4 (! toe Treasury, HIO enn.. cat:-e the sane 70 be cUIued int, s.aHGaid r!l,tr dollar, nuich ou | sha.. ne d gal t,l der for d.. usbts iut.ic and pirate
 Mr. D.rg!ey. make t,:e .oiut 0. order thut lhe sn.eLG,, cut is IL, geImane, and aIe tat fl adopted j would reduce Ee,euue and create a greater C, ticIency than ever.
 NJ. smith ol AIizunn. Mir. Chair. man, l tesileto De ;eaIL on iLe Joint oi cr,er.
 ihe UAairm?n. Tn, Cbai: sustain, thr poIht oi orGer.
 Alr. smi' il O. Ariznra. l respectful! y take all apps! 1T, III tie drCi-ion c tne Chair and desire lu 5eh and un!h1 appeal, unless m me are tu he absu.ut. lN and forever gaggri. Applause OI the Deuucra ic side.
 The Chairman. ] ue Chair sUst aiEs the ,o;ht Of o! der. ard dtciIGes to re- cog ze the appeal"
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04
WANTS To BE GOVERNOR
The Silver 1nrSUed Ora or
 Will Cote Washington

SAN IIECo-Thomas Fitch wto h1s sptnt Ih: wInIer at Ii- CurJnsCU B a.h lone vi. leave Tu,sd nurf = ing r Washington. lie would uJ, otJ-rt 10 be slIoii | d governor Of ariztr3. lie .s ar reeiient c! Poe nix and Is perhs.s Inc most prominent lawyer iu the territory. One of bis opponents Jos. Campbell was former ly Col. Fit h's law pardner at Phenjx
 Campbell draws most of hi. strength from Phoenix, whi'e Fitch is tacL et by Tucson par; of Ph1en;xs sand A good portioa oi tie Uu;side. J. is reported here that fi'ch is ralleA to Washing ton at this time by Senator Chandler Of New Hamp-hire, who is warm friend of the silver-,onsue ued A,izouian. -SIn Frsnc;sco Chronicle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04
BlSBEE NLWS.
BIsBEE. March 3l. 1897 c PPEHlNGS.

PPEHlNGs.
 Mrs. Land and talsht left fer their home near Berson tiis morning
 Geo. McGraw also wfnt out on the morning train. He goes to san Diego, Cal, where we understa' q he Is tn continue studies he start [ while in the east.
 Mrs. J. R. Koyle who has hecn spending s few weeks with her parents at their home near Fairbanks returned to Bisbte ,bis evehing. His trip was . mos. plessant one.
 Scot White return G today and will probably rem,in win us flr few dave. J. J. Patton ia now assessing in ar other portion of the county and will probably hot return to Bi.bee for some tune.
 All'e Howe, who rss been taking in the country fer some time iu various trips and frOn Tombstone cane in on this evenings tain. Al looks brown and In atty sr.i is .e.iing fine. He wi!Lpro6ab!y Dc in ;owA fyr couple of ", ek-
 Some ef tie hnye gre Crganizirg an athletic UT A boxing clu0 ani th-y have already tecur,d quite ie" members. We unGerstaud :hat tn leader of the movement is 'Cld Boy Chock," ani that Sid Harris is t. ct as boxing instructor, The club ought to be dandy.
 A very enjoyable t!me was had ny a number of the ,ousg folks last night At ,he residence just erected by JacS WickstIom. O. cnurs- an event Ike one of the boys building 8 new fous, could moi bs overlook, d and so Jac,. C uu ernu~ fiieud. took ,cta-iun L. open the house fur hI3l, $ Fl "f ur best music wa. CT gagged d q ihe yuuns folks made merry LII tii the murn!nu h, urs with i,li measure O da"c!' 2 and jolly good time a around. Jack is .trcngiy suspected of ha,i;. Z "MatrimonIal Iit-ntiOns" tit of coursa nobody said anything ah,ui thst last Iigl When that linn. comes the music won't cease til neon the next cav.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04
CUR CL:M ATE.
4 Vist.r Who Will Return
 Here

J.C. Maitittz a prsalii ent cattle man ui Nv da arrived Tn TOmbston. y,ets rGs.' lie l. Acfe .uu-in alt I . nI- (. lc interests Ls las Iu H' xitu ShIcii aGc about tr b. l. uught acIu,-
 he l;nc .ud s'ipi.d tu thr Nevada raag ar Ma, :r z :s s4r a.,u. l sui!tT rn ; iI~ [ -'s Int sIgcc iIt HrIval h. la. already rxlrI. | cs-i n ,o..i rinlIr !I.i iirI-so .uiI.r. -- ". with unr ,ii ua'e .. { hc p uI,e,se- a. s" mas he rat' cio Q up-on:e lIe-, Ing hu-i' e-s i' ai NIll req ire hi- per -olni .t'sn'i n io r,turu to Tomb
 [ ne and rsu l., -.'c al mott s and 'i' z h. 1 m ly win hIm. 1ni- l. |" Il rriug t-siIrp n:nl uf Ihe hsneEcit Ii . fleets ui our c.ima'. ani .D-aks iUi It's,
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

J. J. iauonI lU .,s.ss, ;nc oOuntr, dIs, anc w.!i ,a.l ca. all ,hs r"rci- er- witlIIn iurtrl+ hJ. Ii., as,r.,- n., ni U: histc= i, Io se done e, co d .ns to u.e t"wn.i;. m."y r,csnil., (, nIe,d n!d U iAc!.iir.4 n..tterr and hty~ all t.c lE' pyri! in the c.l psr cnn'p ,OiI,tt.y lacGt:d. 4. W. HDwe Mii. 2sri n a-,cs iuy, h" hay rs !e!pc,! h:, lat .e- w!,n i,.o map aAi i. wei aoqu4n4tcd wiih the gen eIa!!ny q : c s"wn.its.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04
THE HEALER.
The EGcs0n EeaIer Leaves
 His Cures.

&: Pal tAe healer hs. left Tuctcn for Od M.xicr The Star says since hi arrival in Tu,s son 'he healer ha- ea,,d many hunired peopl- and ove' t"ree foulths of these free Of charge hs l. the only r'rsOn who ever gave ens- snd frcecoin from pain to tha, na-t rem~!kah!e SuG.rPr, Dnna Cecil, Ta-ney, wife of the millionaire "Jiu." Barn-v, who was on"e owner "f tine Silver King mine in this t'rri- toy. The healer will go t, Aguas Calj'ute~ 70 aiteId the great fea.t O. S,n Marcos, where he Nill finger Ger a month. bAthir z In the hOt springs fp, re,t 3e sp much ne 9'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04
BLEW TT OUT
Hew the Entire Jury Were
 Saved

A yarn j. c' ing the .Cuuds O. th- p", CTS tO t. Sfi,ct Int tw, lsr in e. ,isen. jarcrs eafue ear crossing the river St x, al iu one load s,t Aibuqu'T- drp one night lost week. These men IId rottO thrCu-h win their labors ny tcd time ord ths ccurt instructed the byiiiti t. kee. ,h.m together &Ed provide A ludgirg place fer them. A large room Sas secured and the jury placed there Tn for saie kt eping, with he door iaichei on inc out-ide Dnr ing the night the hotel clerk smellel tar odor "i s.csping sss, and Inve-ri gr tIon found the leak in the jurors TO m. T"e d"or was open q and ihe men wIo blew cut the gas were rescued.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04
X CA VEIN
The Contention Timber;ng
 Gives Way.

Nestgrday q big cnvsin Ccclrrsd ,n tGe Co.'"nti. n ii,;irt ihe Con;enti,r :rina and cnn i!c7ahle sl r:aes .hrnt
 h. shslt A d h4rn.d wcr&.rirnw Il at
 h" cav in wss c: rou.i! r.hi-t;t.t The underground .inrb rs ~h;ch Loul {. less was h,rnt 'uriIE trt fire hecrn.e weakened auG gave wav with ti," cmsn leu. care a< r,--Di,. IT, wCIN this t'm r- pr"ger,y tt wn'.li by me- ersufy ;o si,k a, O her shnit arNh ~. ss t wat ursa. e and da.x rli+ and thi~ would aot stand III the way huulf s r,sunI tina eyer be c"'',n>,d ted
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04
FOR \ PARDON
Petition for Executive C'emn-e
 cv of a Yuma COHyic:

Thor" is M. nt underway 'o s'cnTe the Ia'GOn of Lawrerc- M L' mo" v!oir scrv'rg fn .isht-yesr .ert'res in yuNr for r3arsisugtt r Lemon kiil d Thomas She mt liar shaw, Pima ccunty sbout too years ago. He vas well known a, Pnenix snd Tempe his father being Judge A D. L. mon the fourGlr rf tho Lemon hotel. Hts br' ther D. M. Lemon .sas once Il leading merchant at this place The movement for his pardon is being ma 'a v fri. 's Of .I., .r,O., r,:7v and the petition has been eigned by many people, among whom are mem- bsIs of the bar and bench and is now in the hands of the governor.-Tempe News.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

An ovation w.s rendered to B, A. Packard and J. N. Jones q, Bisbee yesterday . g-and time is said to ave been bad and the only two Coehise representstives who st pod by the pso- pie on county division were thus shown the appreciation and esteem they are held. Wha, contract to the other two representatives who wsnt back Sn their pledges.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04
The Gazett.'s .,,acxs on J. N. Jones

The Gazetts's attacEs on J. N. Jones is uncallsd for. The people of Coc hiss are sat,Aisd with him and were 1t fofnc sther act than that he stood squsrely agsiDst county division when his two other colleagues worked again ct the wish of the people of their own county and violated thsir pledges. he still retains tho confidence and grati- tuds of his constituents.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04
A medical ivurusl has nade som

A medical jourusl hs. made some careful inve. tigations among the col Ieges of New England. which enable it te stats that students who do not use tsbscso gaia weight, height and girth of chest from 10 to 24 per cent, faster thsl those who chsw or smoke. The development of tue lungs, If this au- thority is correct, is especially retarded by tho tobacco habit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04
Free Pills.

Send your address to H. E. Bucklen & G., Chicago, and get free sample box sf Dr. Kings New Life P.lls. A trla will convince you of their merits. These pills are easy in action and are Partic uIarly effective in the cure of constipat- sn and sick heaiache. For malaria and liver troubles, they have been proved m vai.able. They are guaranteed to be perfectly free from every deleterious sub stance and te be purely vegeta1le. They do not weaken by their action. bu, by giving tene to the stomach and b,wels Sres iv invigorats the system. Regular size 7,c. per box. Sold by Tombstone and Bisbee druggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

A report from Washington says that the Arizona contingent are ths most psrsi.tens lobby the president has as yet Lad to cont ,nd with, and On Saturday last said his only ope to stsnpsds and break up ,hs rancheria va, to pronss statehood for the teri tory at onee.-Journ,l Miner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

The Journal Miner ssys that one Of the Arizona gubernatoriAl candidates is being treated in Washington for f.t ty dsgensration of the heart. Several of his supporters in Phoenix ought to bs lying in tho hospital treating for enlargement of gall.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

During the six'y year. of Queen victorix's reign the English deb. has been reduced nearly . billion del are. But mere than three billionr are left to test the 6nancial skill of Albert Ed WArc
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

Jrn e7 N,isi, thr st.ei l! l 7. can,e in h,m lie w!l.,rn.s, tn u,ii,r dAy. i!i- i shen'l Z ;in.c with ,Le ete P cn,nd rhaUt .G.uo0 tl.at.r. "iil te siurn "i |! e:r foliage tt A.h i'n | With nex; lew Ne k. iier. "r" l3C,0 hea. tel,ns!, tn Ar. N'lsha;.d h,rl.- 7 wird GoN a theIe n"w. 4. NardewnIt, 2 wool n' VT. eating B,owm & Admins "i Eos'on. i ou'he set to thy thr l!. 1Leprestrtlrc e. IT w,,i l. :, crrt ItIIonn6. Hi i> u~ ,dyance oi cert t since McNiElsy y was e.eatsd,
 N illians Ntws.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

There are l7S,7l7 people in the sm- ploy of Uncle Sam no including thoee h the military and naval service and they annually rect i've a. conps nsStion for thsir services the enormous sum of &90, ,5s9,S27.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

A wri.-r ln an English revi,w AS serts that only l0 per ce.t ni ,he p@p llsiion sva- sit down .h.t must account !uE ,4e prevalence of tha, tired :eehGg
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

Ca te sncu ui o,".r., ,".c S.tu"; i,u "nus ,. head l. I..eI: .ci. Cat .c "ut ". | ..t, i..to | ,e U..i el S ate |, ;"r .he ..sun n,,.t .ry fear Ih, Nckia! ' l.w vii >h,t hem nu,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

San frarcI>," n4a passed an O7din snco pf"hIb.tla2 iaundrA mn f'oa, u-ihg their Ill uths Tor spInslin. ci"'ner. Under |, ii. y-se,eu CnlnA ms, n haze ci, sti..s ,.,'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

The round-up of shs Chisisshss Cattle Cs. will commsnss April 10. 1897, st Slaughter Csnp aad sss- t.nue up the valley 70 Wsrn 0psisss.
 J. A. CRowLsy.
 1sngs fsssnan. The EIie Cattle Company will give a general work over tAsis sasss sso- meucing April 6 as the lins in Dul. pnur Spring Vsl'ey.
 wv. WHl1DDY. Ass.ss,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

Notwithstanding the "s speciar dispatches that McCoId is to catch the gubsranatorial plum the friends o! Cochiss's candidate R. A. F. Pen rose entertain no fears but what President Mckinley will send the nomination Of Penross to the senate for confirmation It will be Gov. Penrnse shortly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

Readers oi newspapers viii b" s,ad to !'arn tlat the " r,: 1T raA, sp G ten used inTeports q! Cuban mAt;ers, ie pronounced as though it we.e spe'lsa trua,rha.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

The sopPsr industry of the United statss is rapidly increasing. Every copper plant in the country is adding e its rlaut and in many instances doubling its ou,pas of ingat copper.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

Iha great ,t.ie ol Colorado la. iisu:cd up the gesut ui hs Leadyii.e stiik" .sc,nl.y eAd,G. Lire. lot l2: ios:. t. tLa mine ow4e!s, ;h- niiers aud costs tJ tAe state S4.COJ.CC0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

Experts say Iila i: is Impossible ;o fIo,'e: 'he l1~iand. oi 'h- Mi,si.s;rri val:ey IF, n i,ilg 2 .rd,d by t.e an nual ifc:E=i. L.vIes oi .ui,i..ent reHEth ;O Ose=; ,u-h lo, ds can net ta built
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

H'n. Daniels. Lamon', ax- ,ecrc ary o'w'r. VIII proh4b ' be Tam nany's candidat fJf mlyor Of greater New Yorg.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

Frol J Dou las, .r.,i4y.t of th, C"r.t. q sn,o'- p.ny. &. ,isl.cs riu ;. Fsn V, e, rscr-,af!, h,tI If Kew Y.c. are tn Ii OK n a t.ur ul .n- spsc ion inronk kho-tttc tari.tyIy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

Nearly bali Cf ine 9uick silver sup Fly 0: ,hs world comes i,oE CalifornIa says the Courier. There srs said to be mine- Lear PreScs tt, vh;ea, wIih rrG.er wor.;ins, would become profit abe quicksilver pro!ucrrs
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

Chief Justice Smith of New Mexico, holds that the prssidsnt of the United States has ns power to interfere in the Borrsg0 eases and that he has 90 advised Governor Thornton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

Daring the last six iaoith. of last year li3,8OS immi sran:s arIisci in this c"a-t-s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

George W kcFarlin an cld :islc newspaper man and experienced pros pec'or is in Bisbee. He is enroute to t,e Ysqui gold fields % Mexico where If his scalp continues to adhere to his cranium he hopes to sscIr- a1 atun- dance Of the a!luring metal which is raid 10 be there and thereatouts in quantities Iu excess of the wi:dt 2; TO- mancsr. Me has been an early arrival at every mining excitement. in the we.t for the past twenty years and o. ten anticipating a baem. "gets there" ia advance of ths surging tbrong -Lyre.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04
Ri; BEE, April, 3 1897.
GATHERINGS.

GATHERINGS.
 W. B. Brown, of Phoerix. bushes. manager of tue He,sli wac in town itr number oi days thi- week. He let :or other fields yesterday morning.
 B. A. Packard also left en tne same train. Pack is taking q trip to los Angeles tut he will be back in lew days.
 Ed Lasd left On this mornings train fer . business trip to Segales. He also xiil return in few Gsyf.
 MT. Adams of Dtnyer formerly of Arizona and New Mexico, wLo ha> b<en ia town for about two week. lett this merrinZ. Mir. Adnns has been doing . lit convassing fur ihe Iudu:- trial Building spd Loan Association n sf Denver. He was quite .ucces-iuii during his stay hrre and disposed ei some 700 shares of stock in toxr. He did net do much in his lie insurance line as Air. C. l.. Beckwith does about xll thst business here.
 We noted m toiays Tyre that tbaY nan enc or two snsil i,rms in re.a:d to the banquet rendered tac H-ns $. A. Packsrd and J. \. Junes q ltrls twnted. Inths fir.c ylse. th~ demon stTatiob was in no wye due 10 | ir ID . dividual forts of Mir Louis Nll:arn :. but wys sImpIy brought uhor [ | y the residents of B'sber. Of cour-s there were one or two part ss at tbe head Ui the movement, but MT Williams wss not the only one oi them sad he wa. greatly surprised to see i.s0 stat q.
 Then again MT. Pritchard tay. he would hate to have te chow an horiiy Tor the ststement as prirn, d that ihe expression "A publIc office i- a public truft" eminated from Prtsidei Hayes He thinke th.t wBs me oi t'e few good things oi Mr. Cieveland's 2nd term and he would not care t have te i.llow the expression tack any furih ' These are however BIInor p':n's in a v.Ty DO,shie evening ard We think on the whole our f.iend on Ihr l.y rs did very well. Stay with her old boy and Dunbar az vel.
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AnndSa Dil1a svs au nvss Gb, SuAsuD ss sssS AAs h0 <aAAA 0k Rheumatism

Is blsod disesse and only blood rene. dy can cure it. So many people make the nistske of taking remedies which ct bsst are only tonics and cannot possi. ply reach their trouble. Mfr. Asa Smith. Crseucsstie. Indiana. says: "Por yeass have suHered with Sciatic Rheums. tissn. which the best physicians were un- sbie to relieve. 1 took many patent nedicines but they did not seem ts reach my trouble. I gradually grew
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-04-04

Jus ti;eJ &. ko.rn i .! tni- morn ing a!uut i've o'clrcl. Hs uas Iand.y -ihAi' ye-lsldhy and D. coiring V, ak z: Iiou ais io:.@ siege Was uL able to rally snd la-sed 10 tGr tar oi 2 higher coHI'. Jurt.ce K sAa nes U years oi age he Nas an tid :inl'r nId Gas Ueil' and ievoIaaly known. His deml>e aGGs tu the GeaIh i;c:Id sn, thei Iiu- EAor of ton.Fstore who was in ;h.. E!H-t C! her fuEtun s and misjprtun. s mnd bravas ,!.e yIcIssi,udcs sf . iron- tier lie. His funeral vi l ,rke place imoIroN ?. n. Friends and ac- qugii tsncts are respectfully iay.t d 70 attend
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R, c. keitlewell former well known Tombrt1ner has returned and may e. nam here.
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A Real Blood Remedy.

S.S.S. cures Scrofula, Cancer. Eczema. and any form of blood troubles. If you have . blood disease. take . blood nedi- eine-S.S.S. (gSos anfesd pSsS!y vegsfa- Gs6is) is exclusively for the blood and is recommended for nothing else. It forces out the poison matter permanent
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EThe follow ing table comprises the present taxable property as reported by the Territorial Board of: Equsliza.
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worse until 1 was m. able to take my foed or handle myseli In any wsy: I was sbso. lutely helpless. Three bottles of S.S.S. so- lie.ved me co that I ,was soon able to move my right arm: before long I could walk across the room, and he'd one dozen bottles tely and am ss we'll e |. ID
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EnTt Cuugswt is a vIsi;or to the County seaL ou court mntt5Ts.