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The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-12

Good Whiskey is both doctor and tonic. Better hooking than many doctors, better tasting than all medi- cines. For general family use, uoth- ing equals whiskey and HARPER Whisksy is pre-sminently the family whisfey.
 J. ]. DoNAHUE, FLA0sTAFF. ARIZONA
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-12
d ssre rhsnR ser Yes.

A trsnsaction in which you cannot ioseise
 red toue rue, fever, piles and thousand other mn nro casised by 9ousttpati0n aud alugEish iiyer. Cascatets Candy Cathartic, the won. derfnl new liver stimulAnt and intestinal topic are by all drugyIst6 guaranteed to curo or money rsfunded. N v. y. are . suye
 s%ris snd bocs:st frsN, Sss our Sls q.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tHd. Entry No. Si7.J LAND OFFICE AT PR.soorr. AErx.,

JcLY 6 isp7 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler bas fled notice of hts tnten- clainl. and that said proof will be made bs.- fore the Clerk of Probate Court. at Flag stan. Arix.. on Saturday Aug. H. l0os, viz: Frank Fay for the SWA. Sec. ! T. o, N. x. |. East.
 He pames the following witnesses to provs his continuous residence upon. and cn!tiv va ton Uf said land. viz: x. N. lsbell. WtlliAm J. Stephens. James E. kathrens, Alfred U0verly, all of Flagstaff. AriI. FKEDRlCk A. TRITLE. kegister.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-12
SUMMONS No. Ssi

Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court Of The Fourth Judicial District in and for the County of Coconino. Territory ot Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Robert Morgan.
 You arc hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District in and for the County of Coconino. in the Territory of Arizona. and answer the complaint died with the Clerk of this Court Ut FlsgBta6. in said county. "a copy of which complaint ac- companies this summons. within ten cays exclusive of the day of serviceD after the service upon of this summons. if served in this county: but If served out of the county and within the District. then within twenty days; where personal service oi . copy Of this Summons and complaint ts made out of the Territory. or service ny publication Is made as provided by law. within twenty days after The completion thereof; in all other cases | thirty days.
 And you are hereby notified that you fall to appear and answer the complaint as above required, the plaintiff will take judgment by default against. you accordance with prayer of her complaint and judgment for co- -ts and disbursements in this behalf ex- pended.
 Given under my hand and seal of said court, at FlagstaT. this sih day of July A. D. 1897.
 snAL w. JoHrsos, Clerk. I
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-12
We Do Recognize Competition
BUT NOT IN ARIZONA
W~NNWN0NS~

 NAlE DON'T beat the band anyone else-But sell w Good Fresh, First-class Goods as low if not lower than any firm or branch firms in the city and live We can do this because expenses less than any general store in Arizona in proportion to business done.
 We are also here to stay and want all our neghbors stay with People of Coconino county recognize good treatmenand those who have caused prices to be right We still with you and desire to LIVE AND LET LIVE. f@
 We buy carload or two ourselves once in while but of hams bacon lard; these we get in smaller lots, so as to furnish good fresh meats weekly.
 None of our customers get sick on our fresh.." NEW STUDS - In 10O-pound Sax - Sl. 2l6
 We don't receive any regular shipments of Vegetables. Fruit Fish but give our good neighbors he middle men who make that line business chance to live.
 Our Indian Department is complete, including the Moqui Snakes and Snake Dancers. Exhibition next moon
 FLAGSTAFF COMMERCIAL @. IN EVERYTHING
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-12
Santa Fs. Prssettt { Phoenix
 Railway cunpany. WITH TIE SANTA fE SYSTEM. Is the Shortest and Quickest Route to Denver, Kansas Guy. St. Louis,
 Chicago and All Points East.

Time Table No. 9 effective May Slst,
 1897. Mountain time ia standard used.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-08-12
SUMMONS.

Tn the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District. Territory of Arizona. County of Coconino. Mrs. Barbara May MovRan)
 vG ! SUMMONS No. Uo, Robert Morgan
 nafeudant
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-09-10

Apples. any variety-Geo. McGrans-
han first; D. Stephens second.
Pears. any variety-W. F. and g. II.
Duke first; H. G. Finch second.
Peaches, any VARIETY. ID. CLARK
first; j. Gum second.
Native plums, best plate-David Sts-
phens first; Duke Bros second.
Foreign plums, best plate-Geo. H.
Merchant first; Duke Bros. second.
Best and largest apple-D. Stephens
first; second l. G. Kepler.
Best and largest pearl ID. Hauser
first; H. G. Finch second.
Plate pears-Duke Bros. first; d.
Stephens second.
Plate Seeding peaches-Geo. Chiles
first,
Plate apples-David Stephens first;
Dukes second.
Plate peaches, named-Dukes first;
j. A. Ellis second.
Plate 10 plums and prunes. named
Dukes.
Dried peaches and currants-M Miss
Alice Holcraft.
Sweet cherries-Gracie Holcraft.
Blackberries - Mrs. Geo. p. Chilee
first; Alice Holcraft second.
Assortment of small fruit il. W.
Stewart first; Mrs. Geo. p. Chiles sec.
ond.
Vinegar-Mrs. Geo. Chi!es.
Chrysanthemums-J. F. Trew first;
NJ. Fairiamb second.
Bouquet-Mrs j. p. Kernohan first;
L. w. Switzer second.
Best display OF fruits from California
mesa. Delta INDEPENDENT one year
John Jeffers.
Best display OF fruits faom the I'm
compabgre valley. Delta INDEPENDEN1
one year. I. b. Hannoum.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-09-10
DEPARTMENT L.

DEPARTMENT Il.
Lor2.
Best loaf home made bread-Mrs. N.
II. Castle first.
Best display jellies and jams Mrs.
Geo. Chiles first.
Best brown bread - Mrs. W. II. Bur
nett first.
Best ginger snaps-Mrs. L. C. Nc
Grew first.
Best home made viregar.-Mrs. Geo.
Chiles first.
Best Id roll OF butter-Mrs. II. Kohler
first.
Best 10 10 package butter-Mrs. II.
Kohler first.
LOT 2, BEE PRODUCTS.
Best and largest display OF apiarian
products Rose Kennicott first.
Best crate OF comb honey-Miss Rose
Kennicott first.
Best colony bees in observatory hive
Miss Rose Kennicott first.
LOT 3, PRESERVES.
Best display preserves-Mrs. Geo.
Chiles first; Grace Hollcrsft secondA
Best display jellies and jams-Mrs.
Geo. Chiles first; Mrs. Fadley second.
Best display fruit butters-Grace
Hollcraft first; Mrs. Geo. Chiles second.
Best display spiced fruits Grace
Hollcraft first; Mrs. Geo. Chiles second.
Best display pickles-Mrs. Goo. Chilss
first; Grace Hollcraft second.
Best jar sweet cherries-Mrs. II. koh-
Ter first.
Best jar black cherries-Mrs. II. Koh-
ler first.
Best jar English gooseberries
Geo. Chilcs first.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-09-10

Estate Of James F. Weir, deceasrd.
The undersigned having been appointed Ad-
minisirntriN Of the estate OF James r. Weir late
Of the county of Delta in the state of Colorado.
deceased, hereby give notice that she will appear
before the county court of said county, at the
September term. 1897. OH the last Monday in
September next, at which time all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose OF baying
the same adjusted. All persons Indebted to said
estate requested 10 make imm ediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated ut Delta this 25 day Of August, A. D.
1877.
EMMA c. WEIR. Administ ratfix.
tFiIst pub. August %; last September u, isy5. j
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-09-10

breeding pen, 1 male female 1st.
"
. 9ud.
Breeding pen male and s females Br.
Leghorn: second.
Best collection towels: first.
Best pullet first and second.
Fred A. Jackson
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-09-10
THE RACES.
Cowboy Relay Breaks Some Records
evsros and Bicycles Furnish Amusement.

In the competition for best pole team
Henry Kohler received the first premium
and g. p. Nutter second; on single driv-
ers j. T. Parkhurst got first and c. p.
Nutter second.
Willie Williams had no opposition
for best saddle pony shown by boy.
Mise Mabel Dennison took first premi-
um for girls riding pony and Bessie
Thomas second.
The burro race was comical affair.
Harry Kramer starting about twenty
foet behind the others and coming in an
easy winner, John Logan second, John
Blake third. Blake and Dennison had
considerable trouble on account Of the
propensity OF their mounts to come down
hard on all fours.
The 300 trot was won by Rcd Crook,
owned by Siisby. Nellie Nutter. owned
by Nutter. second; Carl, owned by Tom
Smith, third.
Cowboy race, Il mile dash, was Voc
by Silverheels, ii. McCerley rider; Bio
second, Ben Lowe rider; Dart third. J
NJ. Sargent rider.
SATURDAY sEPT. 4.
The Smile handicap bicycle race wsl
won by Harry Matbers in A:36, with
Will Mathers second. Edgar Miller third
and Oscar Mckinley fourth.
The gen;Iemen's hitchup race was woa
by Harry Mccarthy with Red Crook
Harry Smith coming in second with
Kittic.
The exhibition mile trot and pace b
Saxward and Reward S. was very pretty
and well received.
The 5-mile cowboy relay race had fou1
entries and was very closely contested
one Of the changes of eddie and horsu
being made in . trif'e over eight seconda
The race was won by Ben Lowe in l209
though he was second in the frpt thrus
miles, with Joe Buzzard second 80
Salisbury third
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-09-10
DESERT LAND. FINAL PROOF.
Notlce Fer hsm blicNtkOm.
o. s. LAND OFFICE AT MosTEosE. CoLo.

o. s. LAND UFFICE AT MONTEOsE, CDLO..
September !. 1891. (
Notice is hereby given that Baard A. Brev.ck
of enyer. Colorado has filed notice of intention
to ma ke proof on his desert land claim No. l70
Ute Series for the W. i n. W. y Sec. II and n.
4. Il See. 10, TIP. 81 n. Il. 10 IN. M =. NJ. before
the register and receiver at Montrnse, Colorado,
on saturday. the 10th day Of October, isJs
He names the following witnesses to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation of said land:
Charles b. Chrysler, Frank Cranston, Frank A.
Briggs, Rowland Owens, all OF Delta. Colorado.
A. y. AMSBARI. Register.
lFirst pub. Sept. 10; last Oct. Is, Is9..l
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-09-10

Best breeding pen, male 5 females blk
Leghorn: first.
Trio ducks: second.
Paul E. Kennedy.-
Best trio each variety; first.
second.
Ethel Garland
Best trio ducks each variety: first
Mrs. J. p. Kernohan.-
Best cockerel each variety: first.
second.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-09-10

The populists have nominated Judge
W. H. Gabbert. Of this district. for Judge
Of tho supreme court, and the Silver
Republicans have selected Charles d.
Hayt. the present incumbent. for re-
election.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-09-10

THrs Office 10 under obligations -
Frank TaIbert and r J. Coaey for IL
beautiful fruit displayed in its windouo
during the Fair and 10 A. ". Wasrirgsoo
fos the % pound psapkin, Which ~
- seet with the - a wessssn Slopo
exhibies.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-09-10

DEPARTMENT G.
Best dozen ears corn: Mark Phoenix
first.
Best sheaf wheat: VIM. Buzzard first;
Albert Weir second.
Best sheaf oats: John Griffith first;
A. Stowell second.
Best collection grain: Oscar McKin-
ley first; j. c. Hart second.
Best display native and cultivated
grasses: H. Kohler.
Best specimen alfalfa: c. D. John
son.
Best display timothy: H. Kohler.
Best display redtop: John Ratfkan.
Best % lbs. potatoes: Will Kiser first;
r. G. Edmonds second.
Best % lbs. late potatoes: Chas Lees
first; c. NJ. Kennicott second.
Best display potatoes: L. Wright.
Best % lbs. turnips: d. @. Salisbury.
Best % lbs. Mangle Wurzel: Ceazar
Zanoli.
Best 25 lbs. early onions: T. B. Han
noun.
Best 25 lbs. late onions: c. w. L.
land first; Oscar Mckinley second.
Best Is lbs. parsnips: VIM. Rustler.
Best Is lbs. carrots: T. B. Hannoum
first; II. Kohler second.
Best dozen sugar beets: J. NJ. Trew
first; T. b. Hannoum second.
| Best dozen table beets: Geo. Robin
son first; T. b. Hannoum second.
Best half doz. punches celery: Geo.
Robinson first; Frank Chiles second.
Bset half doz. cucumbers: II. Koh-
Ter first; VIM. Rustler second.
| Best fourth doz. cabbage VIM. Ma
han first; Ceazar Zanoli second.
Best 8 potatoes, all varieties: T. j.
Collins first; VIM. Buzzard second.
Best fourth doz. pumpkins: Mrs. J
p. Kernohan first; = Braun second.
Best fourth doz. Hubbard squash: A.
w. Warrington first; Mrs. Hawkins sec.
ond.
Best fourth doz. squashes, other va.
rieties: Geo. Harshman.
Best fourth doz. watermelons: John
Lance first; L. Wright second.
l Dest tOurtu uozou MuDAncionsS -
w. Sweitzer.
Best dozen tomatoes: II. Kohler first
Mrs. Hawkins second.
Best dozen rheubarb stocks: j. d
Clark first; L. b. Hannoum second.
Best dozen sweet peppers: Mrs. Haw
kins.
Best display vegetables grown by one
person: w. II. Carkner first; II. p
Long second.
Best and largest display Of farm pro-
ducts from one farm. quality considered
T. b. Hannoum first; Oscar Mckinley
second
| DEPARTMENT ID.
Best display fruits. one person-W. s
Coburn first; ID. Stephens seond,
Best display apples-w. 8. Coburn
first; ID. Stephens second.
Best display pcars-W. 8. c oburn first
ID. Stephens second.
Bes. display grapee-H. G. Finch first
Geo. Harshman second.
Best display named peaches Geo
Chiles first; w. s. Coburn second.
Nectarincs-w. 8. Coburn first; J
Gum second
Apricots-D. Stephens.
| Quinces-(Sco. Chiles first; Geo. b
McGranah&n secoot-
Native pluus-D. Stephens d1t; III.
| C.. Finch e-con<l.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1897-09-10
Lor5.

Single drivers-Lady Pearl. by Mrs.
Parkhurst. first; Nellie N, by G. p. Nut
ter, second.
Pole teams-Maud and Cora, Henry
Kohler, first; Nsllie N and Maud NJ, c.
P. Nutter. second; Golda and Rose, s.
Thomas, third.
LOTT.
Jersey bull: Geo. Carver first; Isaac
Hollister second.
Jersey COW: Isaac II ollister first; Mrs.
ID. Barnes second.
Jersey yearling heifer: Isaac Hollis
ter.
Jersey calf: Isaac Hollister,
The oasis., 1897-08-14
crrv AND ooUNTY

Citizen: Hon. George Christ arrived in town yesterday and took charge of the |. s. surveyor generals office. General Geo J. Roskruge was away on business, but everything was left ready to be turned over to MT. Christ, should he arrive during the generals absence.
 II. s. Formar, of Nogales was yes terday arraigned before Judge Scott, charged with having some months ago procured a watch from J. A. Black on false pretenses. There was uo trial of the case. S E. Hazard, attorney for Forman, entering a demurrer to the complaint, and being sustained by the court, the defendant was discharged. Star.
 The Citizen of last Saturday con- tained this item: There is report current that Lupe Salcido young lady clerk, employed by Schwab, Rosenstern x Go. in this city, and whose home is in Fairbank, has been missing since day before yester day. A search has been instituted but nothing can be learned as to her whereabouts. 2 The young lady is we'll known in Nogales, having formerly clerked at La Moda.
 George k. Davis, now Judge of this judicial district, arrived here yester- day morning and in registering at the New Orndorff gave his residence as Tucson. He came from Ohio via. Phoenix, and remained in the capitol city one day only. Atabout ten a. III. he met Judge Bethuue by appointment and they together went to the office of the district clerk, where Judge Bethune administered the oath ofofilce to his successor. The paper was filed with Deputy Clerk Bernard and the ceremony was over. The whole occupied but a few minutes. No form al remarks were made hy either the retiring CT the incoming judge.
The oasis., 1897-08-14
HENSON ITEMS.

Miss Evelyn Cheek has been on the sick list.
 Mrs. L. s. Trask reports a pleasant trip in the mountains.
 The Mexican who was run over last week died the following day
 Miguel Castaneda has been quite i'll the past week, but is now convales- cent.
 NIT. and Mrs. salter, of Tres Alamos, were in town Thursday with new baby girl
 Mrs. H. Gerwein started Saturday morning for an extended visit to her home in Louisville, Ky.
 NIT. w. J. Patterson expects to join his wife and children at Newport Beach Sunday night.
 MT. John Nets, agent for the 'kitchen cabinets, left Monday night for his home in Mesa.
 The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Delaney were sorry to bid them good bye Saturday night. MT Delaney has accepted a position as book-keeper for his uncle in Santa Barbara, Cal
 The whereabouts of Richard Cor. bett, who used to be resident of this territory, is anxiously souhgt by his friends. Anyone knowing of his whereabouts will confer a favor by addressing Larry P, Barton, Mills building, San Francisco, Cal
 The east-bound passenger train on the s. P. railroad, due here at a. m., did not get in here till 4:3O p. m., ow. ing to washouts west of Maricopa A steady rain of considerable duration and volume fell here during the early part of night before last, but not such as to do any damage, quite the reverse ] it was a cooling, refreshing, invigorat- 1 ing shower, though somewhat pro- 1 longed herhaps Star.
 No land is so remote that it is not reached by ScHLITz's Milwaukee beer Sold by J. T. BrickwOod at cents per glass, Mexican money.
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9ie ghpifoloate ser seber.

Ote eeber ft ber sr6Bte GtItrirapparat hee menid.
iaen abrpers unb bic bura fie abseonberte Sale III
mesr 8ur 3erfesuns uns 4bletuns in anbere aIs bte
ber Ratur bettmmten aandle senetst, ais trsens
stue onbere abrperfhisteit. GIhdlderpeiie fur bic
@aaihGttsen stbt es etne unfebIbar. SetIaueue fur
Seberletben, ndmta Spifettsr's Masenbitters. Deie
Grsuei bat fa tn mebr alS balbiabrbunbertlanse
anp.nbuus ais sriuelidfeS SeilmttteI seSen ale
aus @auen5eriesuus ber-htrenben 4rantbetten, ais
ba fup Sfeber un6 grpf, Dpspepfe, urterletbsbes
f6perben, rbsumotti9es uub RtereuIethen, uub S6s
rnnsen bes Nerpenipfens, bepdbrt. ueberbieS beust
fie alien malartaartiseu araufbetten Dor, unb ses
gatrt 2aaienesn, pelas In nlaiartabnraien4ter
Meni4bett. DaS 8itters eisnet fi9 gang Defenders
ais tets pprrdtbis haltenee Sansar5ne, ba es lee
ber Contribution suiasi uno man fh in alien Gdaen,
Iafien taln.
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Mad mnb bon Gnropq
Rath fir @Rttsr,

yor iiber so Sabren ibou wurbe
Wrs. WinSlotp's SOOTHING Sprup
pon Millionen BON Mhttern beim Cab
nen Der ainber angeiuenbet. Wirff bu
i'm SGIafe bur1 bas Shreien eines
Ginbes geH6rt, bas i'm 3abnen III unb
DOR S9meraen meinta Wenn 10, laRe
iofort cine Glaf6e bpn nMrs. Winss
Ions Soothing Sprup@ bolen. eetn
Mertb 1T iinbesablbar. GS Dirb bem
tleimen 2eibenben fofort 2imberun9 Ders
i1affen. 8erlaBt eu9 barauf, Wettter,
es 1T tetn 3peifel barHber. GS beiit
9pienterp unb Diarrboe, regnltrt ben
Wagen unb bic 9fieren, befeitigt Wtnbr
aolit, ermei9t ben @aumen, berbins
bert gntsinbung unb ftdrtt bas gai13e
SpHem. xNsrs. Min5loms @ootbing
Syrup fur sabnenbe ainber 1T anges
mebm in @ei6mad unb bas @eeept
ifammt bon einem ber befen tpeibltden
aerate In ben Ser. 5taaten. @s If BET
allen Drugsifen In Der ganaen Welt 5u
baben. preis rs Gents per Jlaf9e,
@auft ni1ts anbereS, als Mrs. Winss
Ions SootbingsSprup.
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Ser Wa6folger bes eSrbra. npn
Mdrfd1all.

Die 8erliner 8ldtter bei9dftisen f9
iebt sumeiit nit Der Berion bes 9ots
l6afters Bernbarb b. 8iilow. ber be-
rufen lit, Der Na6folger Mari6ea's
su tperben+
Der i'm 4S. gebensiabre ftebenbe
diplomat If ein Sobu ees I'M Sabre
1879 DerfDrbenen 5taa.sIefretdrs bes
4euBsrn Bernhard grnf D. Billion, ber
nit benz 0aube 5umbotbt bermanbt
mar. 5omitijf Der 5obn baau berus
fen, bisfsl5e StelIuns, bic fein Batter
inne bate. 5u betleiben. gtiiotp Jun.
trat i'm Sabre 1874 tn bas auspdrtige
amt elm, nor 2egationsfetretdr In &om,
ct. Petersburs unb Wien, betleibtte
ben Poten bes @ei6dfistrdsers Tn
Atben, mar 5etretdr Der 8oti9aft in
paris unb Durbe ipdter tpieber ber
8otf6aft in ct petersburg attobirt.
gom @elanbten in gutaref murbe er
i'm Sabre 1884 gum Boti9after ON
Gulriual bef6rbert. Dalelbf beira.
tbete CT cine So6ter bes befannten
italieuii9en 5taatsmannes Warco
Minebetti.
b. Billion gilt als elmer ber brau9
bar rlten Staatsmdnner, bic aus Der Biss
mard' i6en59ule berpOrgegangen inb.
Sn allen 9tellungen bat er 8eneife
ieiaer @el6idlidteit seliefert unb III
tn ieiuem amt!ibsn Wirfen itets opu
Grfolg gefr6n; QeDe|en. en ieiner
lebten SteQuus bat er nit feinem biplo.
matii@en Sadt INNER taS &e6te ses
troFen, er bat ieinen berhbmten 8ors
sdn9ern I'm Yaloa3o @affarelIi teine
S9anbe gema6t. Da aber i'm ue5ris
gen ieine pOlitii6eu anHdten unbe.
taunt Rnb, 10 nsnnen bic 9ldtter Jpn tin
,,unbei9riebenes 8last." Dem HeibS
tage 1T tt Elm polifdnbiger Neuling.
@r mirb aIs duBerit geifbol, als
sin Mann bon @ei6id. grfabruns unb
boltswirtbI6aftIiden 4entniKen ses
i9iIbert. Daer bisfeibe Mugemobnbeit
tpte Der Gtirit 0obenlobe bat feline &eben
nieberauidreiben unb banu absuleien.
wirb erein o6obenlobe in tleiner Mus'
gabe" genannt.
Bis ungefdbr Mitte Mugulf tuirb ber
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5rbr. b. &otenban
bic @efddfte bes Nuspdrtiseu almtes
leiten, tporauf 0err b. Billion bas Nmt
( 3undbft pertsetungsweiie tibernebmen
tpirb, biz @ifoe September Srbr. .Mar,
i6aG b. 8ieberifein foruel suriidtriit.
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@ie lit DieH

8ir bieten einbunbert Dollars SeIpbnunl
fur ieben SAL BON &atarrb, Der ni4t burd
Ginnebmer bon Sau's &atarrh Rur sebeil
perben tann.
S. s. @benep & &c. /eisentb., Tolebo, o
gSir, bic unterseihneten, babeu S. s. @be
neb felt ben letten Is Sabren sefannt uni
talten i'm fir bpllfomnten ebrenbaft in aIler
@eladfts5anblunsen tnb finansiea befd
hi9t, ale bon ieiner Sirnna einsesangenet
@erbinblihfeiten au erfiiuen.
Beft & Ernar, @robbanbeIs, ,Srosaiften
9plebp, D.
I0aIbtns, &innan C Narpin, @rob
banbels: Droauiften, Splebp, D..
Sal's Gatarrb. .fir ipirb innerli4 9enom
men uno fpirft bireft alf baS Slut iinb BIZ
i6Ieintisen Oberfdhen bes Stftems. 3eus
niiie fret DerIanbt. 9reiS 10 Gts. fir BIZ
6lai6e. 8erfauft bon alien Mpptbefern.
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Mlte xeute.

gllte 2eute, Die zines Mittels be-
biirfen, nm bic Nieren unb ben 3ara>
aanal gu resuliren, merben bas iuabre
Seilmittel in bem gleftsic 8itters fin
ben. 9ieie Mebi5in itimulirt nidt, iie
entbdlt feinen @bisfeD ooer 9llfobpl, iun=
bern uirft nur als Comic urb On,
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