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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-10-14
Harper's Magazine.
In 1897

.tlCI ZION: The Marian, the new novel by Du,
Maurrler, the eagerly expected successor to iTrl>
by" beginning in October number 1896 with II.
Illustrations from the authors drawings new
novel by Frank r. Stockt0n-deveioping Twen-
leth century Renaissance-full of humorous sit,
nations and Enthusiastically illustrated A
Pair OF Patient Lovers, by William Dean Howells,
Other striking noveettes by American authors
.Shcrt stories by Mark Twain, Thomas Nelson
Pagei Richard Harding Davis, Owen Wister, John
Kendrick Bangs Ruth McEnery Stuart Octave
Thanet, Mary L. Wilkins, and other popular
writers.
SCIENCE: Story OF the progress of Science dur
ing the Nineteenth Century, series of papers by
Or. Henry Smith Williams, supplemented by
contributions on special subjects by expert scien-
lists Articles on the relations of curious psycho-
logical manifestations to physiology by Dir. An
AMERICAN FEATURES: The Mexico Of To-
Day, series by Charles +. Lummis, splendidly
illustrated-the result OF recent visit to Mexico
undertaken for HARPER'S MAGAZINE. Mexi-
GO is prominently slver-producng country,
and its monetary operations rest entirely on
silver basis. Owing to the keen discussion of
certain economic problems in connection with is
sues OF urgent Importance in American politics,
these papers will command general attention.
1eHaRRScan Historical Papers by Woodrow Wilson
J nh MacMaster, and James Barnes. The
TIL Of Sheridan's Ride by Gen. G, A.
FofS Continuation of Howell's Personal
Remf Aces of eminent literary Americans
AFRN AND THE EAST White Maps Al
RIGA, a flf lustrated series of papers BY Poult-
ney BigelO@ the result of Personal observations
during a ecehttrip to Africa, covering the whole
field OF Eugapean exploitation of that country,
Illustrated aFtioles. by Stephen Bonsal on the
transforNatons going on in Eastern Siberia,
Gently Visited by the author. Hungarian Sketch
es, written and drawn by L. Hopkinson Smith.
The fuli story of the recent Coronation of the
Gar, by Richard Harding Davis, illustrated by Il.
Canton Woodville, who was commissioned by
Queen Victoria to paint picture of the cere-
mOny,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-10-14

TOT extra repairs ON court house, 50c
on $1,000
Making in the aggregate four and
44'l00 dollars on each one thousand dol.
dars worth of property taxable.
Witness my official signature and seal
OF otfice-this It'll day of September, 1897.
J NJ. STONE, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-10-14

1ndiScrininatc use of the knife. Read
ing of the many cures made by S. S.
S., / determined TO give that medicine
a trial, and after had taken it few
days, the cancer became irritated and
began to discharge. This after awhile
ceased, leaving small scab, which
finally dropped off, and only healthy
little scar remained to mark the place
where the destroyer had held full sway.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-10-14
GOBB EOUNTY.

t may concerns: Queen II.
stratx:x OF Geo. w, Cox, de.
81 due fosm applied to the
fafieave to sell the lands, or
light in said lands, as was held
eAsed, per bond tor title, made
Smith, ofthe State of Ohio,
a GA ". Coz deceased, aud
J. D Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-10-14

may COO Daniel
led, has III Que form ap,
brsjgned for leave to sell
ting to the estate of the
Id said application will
first Monday in November
4th 1897.
M. 6T0NE, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-10-14

All said property sold as the proper>
tytoKC. P. McLain, late of said county,
deceased. Terms cash. This October
4th, 1897.
WILLIAM S. MCLAIN, Executor
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-10-14
Too
Much Knife!

The use of the surgeons knife is be-
coming SO general, resulting fatally
in such large number of cases, as to
occasion general alarm.
Mr.. William Walpole, of Wa1shtown,
South Dakota, writes; IA bout
three years ago, there came under
my left eye little blotch about the
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1897-10-14

size OF a small pea.
Itgrew rapidly,a and
shooting pains ran
i'll every direction.
l became alarmed
and con S ute d a
good doctor, who
pronounced it can
Ger, and said that it
must be cut out.
This I would not
consent to, having
little faith in the
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SAN CARLOS COAL CLAIM :
Development Work on Twelve
 Claims In Int SectiOn.,

4 g'oup Oitw,lve ii h coal clsims in tne san Carlo, coal ii, lis are b. = ing develops d bS :. r. tteuG, rsou and Hiram Ctuwe. Thy have sunk a shait 70 ,!ie de! th of ninst. me i.,t Wn-n tLey reacne adtp,h of thiItl- one feet the upper ], dse Was cut and a drIit run thI'ty !ett, which exposed br. at of thrte fe,t of s,liI cua'. The Ga rdIin say. Il second .tr,t. oi coal was found <: the bottom of the sha which was w nt!- K inche- thick sn superior in quality 10 the other, being e-pe inlIy adapted for coking. The urp-r l.dke h's dip of hb,ut forty Gegi' C.. and the lower ens iSlt.en, and il k ;be opinion oi Ihese E ntlem. Il ,l u; th' tao strata gre uni: d iur,h. Goan, forming Cnr great ledge. Further HorK will not b, q nc until the fields are thrown "peu [, O,:.upa:ion by ,na gO:er- neu'. s. 3. H-nd .rsIn, Charles R. Rodger-, D. L. Edwards and Il number 0: other g-i ty.Inen are joint owners of this p.op,r,y.
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SHOTWELL ON AR EDNA
He Reads a Paper Before the Denver Miners Bureau.

A. J. Shs twall is giving Ariz,na'- rre,t mineral wealth great de.l oi advertiser C, lorsdo. Mir. Shot VI Il has made thorough examina- tion of Ihe ,eriito' y aud he is now one of the most enthusiastic fiji nd- .i AiizOhs to be tounr. Last Saturday Rf,eIno, Il he r.sd q paper on Arizona at s meeting oi the Miners Bureau in Denver which was listened to by a larg- gathering o! prominent mi, ing men of Colorado. hr. Shu,w l. says the wealth in all kinds of minerals Oi Arizona is simply msrv' luus, ami he predicts Q gr. aI future for this :er,;- t0rv.
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BLACK, JACK
The Noted Desperate and a
 Pal Hold ,p q Stare

A dispatch from Silver City, N. Si .ays:-rhe general stcre of William Heather nt Cliff. a few mi.es from this place Wac held mp about ! o'clock by two masked men, suproc- ted be Black Jack and one 0, his gang. The men entered the store and covered! Heather with cir revulvers. Then while one attend d to this duty the other prCceed"d 10 inve-tica'e for valuable.. Three huucred dollars in money, gold wat. h, s.ver'l sui's ei clothing and an overcoat were taken hy the obb'rs Ih-y absLdoned their ja'ied horse. ard stole two animal. be : longing to the M"go.lnn Stage com panr. Deputy Sh-r.ls C.u.nt and Mlyer, s few hours later. 70, k up th. trail "i the robbers but with what sue cess is n,t known.
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MINING OUTLOOK.
.irizcna On the Eve of q Big
 Mining Boam

PEnspec.o-s and miners say they be Ii we that Ar'zpn. Is on lie tdse of q tLining boom compared with whicl' .revious mining operations here weie a mere scratching on tIe rurface 0: the earth. They are encouraged b, the many rich finds lately made in To- Cal ties wien wns EupI osed to have '..en uhuuroughiy p!o.pec,ed. Tho Republican adds that the number ci men from the east representing capi,- Al and no, ptomn;ers of wi.d cas sche- mes is greater than ever before. Cch- di,ions have changed entirely and tn. grentesi change seems to have been wrought within the last few months The developmen of one or TWO of the more la'ely discovered properties, ih. Y say w'll do the mi' ins interests oi Arizona more good than the fin;iipl 0: Il iCIen additional b0nanzl-.
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EXECUTIVE CLEMENCl
The Governor tardOns :
 Young CulOred Boy

Governor Franklin yesterday gram ed pardon tu George Russell col "red boy in the county j.;I s,r- ing fifty day sentence for ca'ryirg con C caled weapons. Tie pardon wa. i,- sued on ths aspiration of Justice lohnst me, who cnmmi d him. and on the r commeudat on oi the district attorney and the assistant distric. at ,oruey. Russell had d rev.lyr. ia his pocket when he was arrested, but it was sh, wn ,ha, |, h+l' nge'; Co anoth.r niau. wio was drunk and lou, to ei : g"ge in fight. Ru.r, Il haut .k.m l, ff"iu him iu order to prevent in from making nn irnproper use ot it.-Rep- ub ian.
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REVOLUTiONiZE POWER
\ Successful Experiment Uiil
 iziuS the Ocean Waves.

Thcra se-ms 10 bs no limit ts the arnbi;inn ei engine, rs, invci brs aid p,omoterf Having "narncs-, d' Mia gars, i' is now poi o.ed tn IeEtorm s A similar office for .ie pat fife 0cedn, 4 Gal ,icrI IA inventor .:ss dsyi.c wave motnr hv which t |. cl,i'n"d power can he developeh an, :rsn-mitt de:er- trically nt .ligh: cost. The details of tue 'crme are mt given Tn the press dispatches which announcc the suc- cessfnl public 'est of tle coniriy'nre near l. Angeles last week but it i. that it i+ prcvid d wi.h an alt ma,i |. regulator that rpIsov4s the chief oo- l-,t on that has been raise. to mach ne.of ris ca.s hitherto i1tr0dncad |. fsr,in Wright, t!:a inv.it'r. claims that ',lu',uE ire n!rinlum waya more : me.t he wi! ne at!a to dPr+i"re one horse YOwer on every 10 { os Dceal frontage used" and the "cisi Gi st-&';y power Il. the coast wi. he Sl0 per annum.
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EIsBEE, March 9 1897
EEIAYID lIENs.

J. A. Naugi Sup. of the \. NJ. & A. E. E. YVES in Blshee for few hours yesterday. He came in on . special during tn. after opp 10 have an interview with tie Copper Queen officials aud left ngaiu directly site, i,s conclusion. It wss altogether . flying trip.
 Scott White came III on tho train afternoon on s little bu.iness and to give his a.Hstan, NIT. Patton come directions in regard 10 the a.res-> ment of B;-bae, Ar. Patton will be aiter the Poll tax this inorth aud we Nill sll prnbat ly have the pleasure of drawing two cheeks next payday.
 Avery pleassr t patty was giyen lat evening at the residence Cf Mir. J. C.. Pntchar.'. The party wsa t.ndered to his daughter Ella by her young friend. and q most enj"yabl. time was had ty all. The u.ual routine of games and amueements wss Kept up until late hour and the young folks returned 70 their homes we'll lras.G with the evening. .eutsriainment.
 Nj. J. Brophy return' d last evening from New York where he has been for two months part husily engsg' d purchasing ttock for the Copper Queen S,orS. He waI away quite bit lcnger than usual this time owing to the fact that he had 10 purchase c lineaf furniture 10 s.o, k the new wsreroems. This is som. thing that the ttGIe has not endeavOr' q to carry in quantity before but they 1ill now keep fret clasr line which they will be able to cell qrIte rsascnxll l- owing to the advantageous arrsngsn cuts made by M. Brophy.
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A TRADE.
The z. ?, Wi l.ih civ Own the
 N, NJ. X X.

The termination of neeo,iAtion- now pending between the Santa r. and Southern Pacific railroad corpora tions is being anxi"nsly awaite.! Nel citation for the transfer of the line between Mt j.vs and the Needles for the piece oi track between Benson, h.s county and of Guaymas have i.,t.led on excellent auilori'y shat the big desl will be consumm ated in the near future, Acco:dii z 10 Vice President Checker of the Southern PA, fife, the propositions as 1t now stands Is 10 +xchau. e the Nojave line which Is owned hy Southern Pacific but op' ra:.d by thr Atlaptic & Pscihc under l~ase anti cor tract of purchase for tile Sonora railway aid tba: DOT ion of the line in ArlZ Iua hetw, en Nursles and Benson winch l. separate. " incurporttd under the name O the New M.xic' 6 Arizona railway. Tie time l. rsl idly Al noa, hing wi. m the ! q. o: the M, jave line will mniu.. aud e ore tha, iln.e arrives a {. tti, = ment must be rearhei by iEe twn com panias The hnng- oi rr D. periy in A,iz ns and New Mtxuo h. pa, men: inr ,ha M' .ye line wa- --l-ctaO as the only iensitlc n cans oi ttfeciing s settl met
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BiSBEE .NtWS.
BisBEE. March 24, 1897


 cOPPERINGs.
 MT. Devereau s prominent mining man of Denver pail our camp ashort visit this week leaving yests day morning. Nr. Deyersau was one oi the prominent fisu'es in the develop men. of Asp n and has hal c)nslder. able experience in M-aico. He was much interested in the Copper Queen .nd erloyed his trip very much.
 Notice, are now DO, ted for the school election which will take plat @ a, the school-horse Saturday March 27th. Jo..n s. William. Is ths retiIihs trustee thi. time but he is quite likely (" fini himself elected to carry tie office for another term or two. The uffice of ,chool trustee is generally a mos, than k les one but MT. william'r efforts have always been appreciated and t is hoped that he will consent 10 retain the position.
 Mir. Allie Sowle is much anno, ed ever iit,le em which appeared in to-asys Tyre sccnslpg him of mstri- moninl iuten,ions. Al ie disclnims iI go p, iitsdiy that we were prone to think it 60 ourselves but he declares himself ready to announce the fact fir. m the top of stack of bibles and diclionSles if necessary 10 vindicnte himstl'. He de,l,re. that the Ly,ei, liviug ur 10 its implied name in great shape thosuh he IS little doubtful as to wh, ther the idea originated with Senor Hall or iu the wind 70 ked head ,i-ces of a lew Of Iii. friendr. At any rate Allie .ay i, ism, go.
 Ha, hs, halt makes us laugh to see that add of Hansen and Weaver's in the Daily Lyr.. "1he only taiisIs in the city who can give Sni go d fitting -ui, or ov, oA." vel ii tat isn't rich. Why ev-ryose in town knews that Warbur'on makes three suits 10 your one gentlemen, snd he will give you . cut t,nH and fitting match for either money marbles or chalk at any tina you 70 d, sir. We don't wan, to call :, ,ou down particular ly but we cant rtand any .uch absurd .tar ment as that. You had beu. ' change your tune before you get the horse laugh.
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4 member of t.e Un.t.d States Geological Su:vey whe t ,ok par. in the recent examination uf the copper bslt A' Butte, Mont -ays: .'1tis still an open qu-,tiun with us as to win, ther the snlount of copper washed away in the watr from the mines of Butte district i, ntt eqnnl in valne to the total output of all the mines O the district if 1t could he sav.d"
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bISBEE NEVIS Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget 0f Interesting Items fr0ia cur Regular Ger
 resp1Edent.
Bi SEE, March, GG, lS9.. GATHERINGS.

Chas. E. Milis, formerly head bo' k. @eepsE for tie C, pp,r tsLee ai d well known 60 a,i tld mo is3ce Ieso . in on the train thi. evehIrg lC . mort vet. lie l. supposed tn te onIi' w"y t. Au,eh2i where 1t ,- rumUTedC C nat hv las secured good po.i iO".
 Geo. Carroll one Of Bis;ee's wei. known miners who hal been away on q vacation 10. several months return ed to Bisbee yesterday. George had a pleasant time and feels much betG 7 tlan when he went away.
 The Daily Tyre took the trouble to- day re,.oduce one of ou. articles in which we commented on practice they had s'art, a oi advertising peIiodi- cal drummers and peddlsrs to the ,letrirnent of cur ., tAbii-hed butiness men, and wound ur with stnlo shallow bur come in which steei lln.d hat and ], ather medal played a prOmin' n part. We w;'l merely s,a,e in answer that we are not to be joll:cd very much even by tie ''Bishee Lyre's" and furn- ormote that eur tuw;l .uias are not to be diveIte from :he point iu view by any su, i sens, less .h6er. We so notice that the lt.le locals marked l-G in tine co,ne- have disappeared in ,otays i-suenni we are Of ,l,e op,niOn that their rosi.ou in thIs matter IS a s 'od deai ike lhat oi n MeAicJn coon Gog-,hey snarI and show iheir teeth hu, they drop the bone.
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An amusing rtnry Is tel 'f a B"s- ton tend-ric, who WAS being es ,O't q into the interior of Sonora, M~aic", g 'ew hsys ago. While taking dime. a, Ortiz .tsii,n he vas passed a plate oi beans and a-k.d If he would have some fIiiOl.f. He took c b"un'i'ul -up.,ly and a-ks q, "wh.t "ii yon cay they wer.!" "Fnjoles," replied hir friend. After eating rome more he rem .rked: "By gosh if they ai .t made of besB,."
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Several months ago there wss con- siderable discus-ion "f ,he qlest;un of liulIl ty ol a corr or. tion .e, damage. hy lishtni"g coming into building over n tel .Iii one wire. Ac ion tor S2G, GOO had been ir.et;tutpi in Nv lo:i: by the father c: n ynuag man "iIC wa' killed Tn September un':er these CO., ..tions. but ,i.e lephunp company has .,tted for three ,hous : snd five hnndr-i dollar. aud the C., s ha- bsrn with drawn from the calendar [. l. weul sseu tp incira'e thet tEe cotporations did not reIi-h the idea cl letting tie Gee % to tI;al.
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C"ok < Fisher o! Lag Ang.le', wh O say they have rsfu .ed an offer of f50,- UO0 for t-eir l6 i 'ot prospect hole south of town. l.jt |, r the above city Wednesday. Ih-y claim their ore ], free mi ling but il is Is sil like the ssmp'e Of rock picked up O" the dump by the l"cal n-wsgs,herer of the Sentinel and h2rn-spoon, by ral est, ts dealer B. 4. Earsez.hy. in the presence 0! sev. Tai ciiiz, IT,, 1t will not run one dollar tO the hundr, d thOus- and tons. Cn Ter the ,' HAh the leenCst .fe,. ,l 8 trsc; O!v
 - STGCk
 AICES ',
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Among the numero us persons wnt have been 'u ed ot rtheLmaiIsm l. Ch ,mberlain, Pain Balm, mentio, should he made of Mrs. Emily Thorn, oi Toledo. Wash, vho says: "I hay. never been able 10 p ocure any medicin. that would relieve ms of rheumatism lik Chamferlail.'s Pam Balm have al, us d i; for lam- b ,ck win g'e t sncces lt IS the b-s lin',nent 1 h we ever used a1i ral -'"as t-. m com n-nd n,
 o ny IT ea1S.' For sll: oy Dmss.s;s
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"I dunno what to do with him" said the old gentleman. "He won work, he won, s,udy. spends half the day fi.h.n' and the oh half losfiL, .m.-hes the crock' ryware If the hreakfA.t don't -niti ian and walks ard t'lks in i- sleep. I've had .even do tors to examine him, ard the,'rs al at sea sfon, him. So I've jr-t arrived st the concln,ion that he's one of them darned long haired geniuses ,hsi's built to write boo k { and have m"numei t. on the install . ment plan when the, die sf starvation, -Ex.
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1Ee GDi.c~yery S~voa isss ifs,

MT. c. Cailloustte. Druggist, Beaver. sville, Ill.,, says: :"1o Dr. Kings New Discovery owe my life, Was taken with LA Grippe and trieo all the phy- s.eisns, but of no avail and was eiven up snd told I conld not live. Having Dr. King. New Discovery in my store I cent 70. s bottle and began ite nsr and from the first dose began to get bet ter, and after using three bottle was up and about again. It Is worth ,ts weight in golh. We won't keep aore or house without it." Get . free lall the Tombstone Drug Store.
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The no ninstion of Cheynoweth O' Nogalss for colls etor is the first A'i- zona sppointms, t. It met. with favor and Mir. Chsyuowsth will make . good Ofical.
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Annie Beta assures taeosophists that she has located the soul of the late Madame Blavateky, and thss it now dwells in the bo iy oisn E .st In dian youth. We are glad to lsarn i's whereabouts, as we were som what in doubt. Denocr.t.
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Mir. ]. w. Ven.bIe, of Downev a pioneer of Los Arg.les County, Cal. says: Whenever m tr. ubled with a pam in the stomach or with diarrhoea use Chamber laIn'> Colir, Cholera and Diarrhosa Rem~oy. have used it for year, know to he . reliatle remedy and recommend 1t to every one" For sAleb A Druggists
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L. C. Hughes was spp inted gov. ersor of Arizona on April {. and 1t i. highly probable when that date is ,saehed the new presidens VII name
 his choice for that office. and is will be Cach ss's Cam idate R. 1. r. Penrose.
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THE Republican is con,inually add ing to the news features of that e1- ssllent journal and now has g mining department covering the mining news sf the territory an innora'i pn til will do much good and certainly apprs- eIated by all intere .d ir mining.
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The friends of Cochi.es cand date for Governor have no fear but what he will be appointed to represent Arz ,na in the territorial executive chair. It will soUn b. Gov. Pen rose.
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FRANK J. CHENEY.
Advertised Letters.

The following is q list of letters re- niaining in the general delivery al the Tombstone postoiiice for the weel ending MaIch, i3, 1897: Henry AccoId. Cart in Hurst Mrs George Wilson. Vice' t. Garci, Francisco s'anchsz. Fernando F. E-cob. 6 When calling for above letters. ss, advertised, giving date Of advertise msDt.
 EMIL SYDOw r. NJ,
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Should the s. ?. aecure the N. NJ. & A. rosd as appears in sns ther column our hopes for . road from Dsming connecting the gap, fades away with the change ofowner.hir.
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It was said that Speed looked for ward with eagerness t, the end of the lssislstivs session. l. is gratifying to note that for oncs he was in accord with the people as far ss he MAS con. ssrned.
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Indications are that hall of the royalties from the sale of Mir. B.yan's beck shat he gives for the iuriherancs of bimetal ism will of itself bs rs- speetAble cam psign fund for the rilver people in 1900.
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Mrs. Padfield mother of Mis-, Ida P.dtii id the efficient prim,ry teacher oi our pui l,c scho. arrived from Los Arleie- 'iis norring oa a visit ,o her daughter ard will rr end fortnight.
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Marcus the Great has been slight- ingly referred to in .p. ech oi bro thsr senator as "tre junlor senator frsm Ohio." This is plainly lese Asjeste.
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The office @ queen Oi the fierfn, to which Mise Frankie Alexander has been slec.ed in Los Angeles. is the highest pa!srisd portion in the United 5 st for the time ii ls,t'. There p an propriation of a'Uut 5000 for the royal robes and regslia oi the queen.
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A Kansss paper says that "Joe Willings: was found guilty by the jury after an all-ri .bt's seseiun of wheat stsaling." Did ,ke ny o. cape!
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Cochise county is one cf toundlesf resources and her vast mineral ranges have yet but been barely so:at,hed.

Some scientific sharp says that 'thirst is merely . lesson of the "- psrosphsnoid ,l lobe of the brain. :" Dut what is good for that disesse7
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Dan Smart annpuncar that the re- cripls from the pIiz- fight at Carson City reached O,UUU.
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A. I. Smith a;ri wif- are Oser from P.arce to rensin a few days. Mir Smith Is indi.p"sed and i- uv.r for recreation during Fis vacation.
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HARRY x. CHENOWETH. Nominated tO Be ( Hector of
 Customs in Arizona

WAsHINGTOH--l h" Pr;sidrn: ys> ,er day sei the n, miuatinn If Harry k. 'henoweih 10 be Co lrctOr Ol Customs iu the Li4'rct of ArizNra.
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In proisr Ion t, I.o!u ut on the EreSt-,t numb-r If ieleer.m- are sent by the repI l. of Australia.
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Hawsii r, ror,- q popu!~ Ii 'n "i lO9- GOO of whom. 2i 800 are Japanese and only three thuu-aad Americans.
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The Misses Moi.ie and Alice Lemon are over from Pesrce ol s short Ni.'t t, fiiendS iu the county seat.
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Justice kn-ka i. report ,d much w"rss thay mn': iS very l,w.
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m.rIi,ge license was granted to Mrs. Jacob V.l.nt ne of Wilcox to w.d Louisa 5. Wo ri of Peans lyanIa