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The sun., 1898-03-16
RODl OUTSIDE
n SpIS PROCTOR
Nckinlpy'> Comm; ;S>ionpr Con-
rIud'> Spain Is Gui|'y
SPAIN PROTESTS 10 ER\ZEL
Sah Of War,hin> to the nitt d
ss5ss. 1ates Not KrIiSll"d BY the
ss Madrid Government
Senator Mason Challenged to Duet by
II S,nui>h t.ditor-.- Movements Of
Oar War>hip>---NO .tGr.n.
8 rry'~ Men FULL Of Fight
aud WAITING.

ss5assssN A,l,l>,,rn>, March l5.-l'r>iLcnt
Inn K kin|cv has received the report of his
l9test special commissioner IN Cuba,
enator Proctor. This report, clear and
convincing. leaves "nl y one course for
The President to pursue. lie must act
on these premises, inli>ptablv estac-
lished by the report
The suffering among tl't rtconcrn-
trad has not been exaggerated.
8 The Maine was blown up either by
Spanish officials or by their c"nnivanrr.
a4ggS Two hundred thousand mc"Dcrntrndn>
sshavc died. Senator Proctor says. since
Weyler's order Of concentration went
Int. effect These are the Spanish
jAajOfficial figures.
S5s Senator l,uc,or- proofs and infer
sBnceS as to the Maine.
saA8 No private citizrn could, under the
harbor regulations. lave planted the
N2lublimrinr mine.
A Being a Government mine. the shore
Sconnection could have been known only
NO the Government. and only ''"Nrrn-
MDnent officials could have obtained access
10 III" firing chamber. \ Spanish official
|Nlnnst have fired the mine.
Nj Captain Sigslpr protested against
Ss,noorlng the Maine 1T the spot assigned
#by the larbnr master, but the spanish
&pIiriaI rnurrou> y insisted
HI For his reason Captain Sig>btr, before
sic Montgomery arrived, insisted hat
the Amerivn crniSr' have u buoy by ne
sidp oI tt" VIZ ava though this j. not
gifted by senator Proctor.
Il Captain Sigskc wanted the Mont.
2gonrry 10 l1 close to the N,Aaya, s."
!, It ii II, American cruiser should he
EhINn ~, tie slanarl would g" with
@mr.
III Tie Alfonso NII had to /" moved
e. li,"n pace to the Montgomery. At
&fir>' Il e >p'nIarI- were not inclined I"
&sg'ah captain >iysh~'> request, bnt he
%Na> firm.
a II" Montgomery men are full "f
81igld, and only await the signal. ont
III the crew said
I'VE don't mind ii We could only gt
IA, clMinr for one brna:>idr before We
Event down.
! DR.. Lesser. Of the Red Cross staff, in
a =" itn'n I" know. says that 4W,W
rr''I,,'in radio, have died.
The sun., 1898-03-16
FELL IWWA STAIRS.
\ Nnr.r Falls Down stairs ANA
Freaks an Arm AT Il,'r
Employers HOmr.

Mrs. Apt. employed rs Il Nurse in the
family OF MR.. kanpp. GOG East Fifth
street. fell down a llIgIh "i stairs yrSlcr
day at the hon" Of her employer, s'l-.
tanning Il fracture Of one Of her arms and
severe internal injuries.
The Plnrhix ambulance was called
and after the fracture had been reduced,
conveyed the injured woman to her
home. 80. o:i1 Parish street
The sun., 1898-03-16
At TIE CYCLE FAIR!
". u. Lewis Wins the One NljIr,Isu,,,...
Good Time Made in the Quarter
Mile Rl..

At the Wilmington Bicycle Club fair
last evening iauI IMirnv sang a mum :
h"r "i selections, which pleased the
audience very much.
TIA" one mile race between ". i.
Lew Is and W. IT, II |lrtl was won bv
the former. IlIs time Wu> - l-j. and
II ,iIrt'> tim" WAS ! To Is.
vii IaI" \ Ki'" made a 4 mIrrr "i II
nlr ii ,ighlr,n seconds and Lewis
Fell III twenty tW, seconds.
There will hr Il cake walk at the fair
Wednesday evening.
ne votes III l,Ir rNI'tSl Tor he horn
arc. ~ frIlnNs:
The sun., 1898-03-16
SPAIN PROTESTS 1W RR .AZlI..
kai- of Wnrsi,ip> 10 United States Not
;rti-i.r 10y Madrid Govern.

W>>lll>,rnS. March ia report has
lNrn = "'v"d N III" Navy Department
d" I'll" ',1 that Spin has entered pro.
te-, I" Brazil against tn" sale "i til" lat
tiers ~" varshirs I" II" United States.
Secretary Long says that SPANS pro-
#tr>i viii have no effect ubon the tr,nsac-
Iti"n between Brazil and the United
States which resulted in the Government
Securing wo valuable engines Of wa'.
Judge Advocate General Iemly, the
! law officer Of the Navy Department. says
|tlrr is nnthiM, in international law to
|pwvrnt "nr nation selling ships to Il
Friendly Power pr"viIing they can ayr"
|'p"n satisfactory trrn>. Had Spain been
Fable /" mgot late III" deal for the purchase
['f he war>hip~ from Brazil. this Govern
|lncn would have no LEGAL ground f", pro-
Pest. Spain may lc Disappointed because
Erazil sold to the tinted States, and she
play protest to her heart = content, but il
will avail nothing. 81 far rs Brazil aud
|the Ilite1 States are concerned. the
Spanish protest, il made. will have no ci-
feet on the Transaction. This view "i tie
situation is rnncllrrd in by many in
t"rnati"nal and maritime lawyer.
The sun., 1898-03-16
M interesting. Feature.

.\n interesting feature Of the Unite
society birthday SlpMr at the Delaware
Avenue Bapt i-t Church, is II birthday
cake lighted by y candles, which was
baked ut the White House, at Washing
ton, and dnnated by a member Of Con
g!rsS. \ piece OF birthday cake will M
given I" t',,ch guest.
The sun., 1898-03-16
l.ivcryia,an Injured.

Andrew Trnyn"r. livrrynnn, ON West
fIftl, street, and his son >alilrl. were
injured yesterday afternoon white fol-
lowing Il fox hunt hear Mt. Cuba. Their
horse took fright ut the sudden ap, ear
anrr OF rryna'd anL ran away. Tie car
rlagc to which the animal was attached
was overt brown and the ucruuants
brown ont and en-, about the iav and
hands
The sun., 1898-03-16
IN tnrUrriSibIc Girl.

Marion Green. Il pretty 4lrI aged IS
years, Is pri At the puII," STAT ion
ON complaint OF her lat her. Whu ~HNs size
is lnrprriyihIr. Marion wa. picked ,.p
last week ON the >aulr charge IT, alleged
ny the complainant. bat she pleaded
that she would reform AMI >he vas nut
ont at service.
The sun., 1898-03-16
WHY MASS II SAID.
Ill" Reason Cat hOlh. chm, cinr. IL
III" United States Honor the
Memory Otthr Muinr'>
lDs.'sll.

\ prominent priest "i this city was
questioned Yesterday AS I" why the
Catholic churches OF lm United states
were celebrating mass inr the dead sail
"r~ y h" were killed whr, the Maine
was blown up
In reply he stated that If the ~; sail
"rS .wh" were killed on til" Maine l!:;
wcir Catholics. Out "i hat number l.,'
br "ll"d T." he Sacred Heart League, Il
powerful Catholic Church organization.
The sun., 1898-03-16
An Actor Dead.

Archibald Galloway. Il Wr,-knpNn ar-
tor. Nlcl at the residence ri Mrs. Henry
Bailey. On S,'couu rect. b,lM pu rup.nr
and Lombard. this city. on Mun;v
evening. OF Mrltuniri>. Mr.. ,;uIluWuv
was ab'lt T. years ni ag". ah:l was. be.
fore Ir took to the stage. Il norrcu
worker.
The sun., 1898-03-16
SEN \TOR CHALLENGED
TO 4 FUEL.
|NInruui- dc Alta Wants to Fight
rlIl,.S, Senator. Mason.

~
| " >>uINGuN, March -. Senator
lNla>pn has t'rriv"l the challenge sent
im hN the rIilui 'i he >pHmish Illus.
FratrH plprr Il urdu.
Fn" d'run"ll is printed and signed
Lmhy ll'r editor, tue Marquis dc Alta Villa,
Yllr challenge :. to M II combat at
swords points, and is prru dch by Il
fn"r' column "I p,rSunaI abuse il!
whIrh Mr.. Mason j. described a. 'nn
|gh"b'r Yankee Srnnur. who ~cuId> Ike
Woman, and who las not the vaor to
lghI like Il man, anhwho would take Il
'aE in .the face wi'|'ou :vsenting it,
Ih" American rr,p|t are referred to
~ Is the almighty d-Ilur'
II" senator accepts be Challenge in II
M"Sr spirit, but says IL scil,elv ucc,'rl-
"hl, III" Spanish Modesty fH the clal.
ehsi'lg party to name the weapons.
The sun., 1898-03-16
WILL 10 To NEWPORT.
Adhesive NU.uIianS to Visit \rwpo,t
To- install! pHupr- ui Active
CuncInrc No. II -

Industry (nnrIaNr, 80. -. Ancient.
ut'rr uI An r-l>r M"4uIilllS. will leave
iIr' l. .. t. ". Hail. Smith and Market
streets. at : y. III. tonight for Newport
t. ln-la Irr officers IT Active tunclavc
~ ~.
The n,rmbrr- viii hr cunvrvrd 20
expected. Boxes have been erected in
tho hall wl,rr" the ceremony is t." take
place for lnis SPECIAL occasion.
The sun., 1898-03-16
\ Woman IDeir.,ujcL.

W. H. Ilaynmn will re given II hear
ing before Magistrate II; ynan to-day ON
the charge Of Il. franiins Mrs. Victoria
Hollis ont uf $500.
The sun., 1898-03-16

John VI. solomon sold his household
:, osls 1T 30. llOI Jefferson street.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

A. fsa .l' l,- work sag -,en.ng, i, was : and ~uccess.
 Part of our Snowflake friends returned home this mor ming. others remain with us.
 The weathe- $ plensant this week. The sirk are all able to be out again, they can no longe. be called sick Last Satu day the sdpl were slowed away for winter by hundred bushels Mr Lacy Greer returned home he ha- heeD absent several weeks Colonel Wilson. delivered 6 speech at Cencho on the 7th, of this week. Thomas Al0er. was here iu our little town last Sunday.
 Mir. Backstlene stayed in town Tusdav evening siopsd st Mrs. Bairis. Mir Kemp,sn Mrs George Killian msde flying trip to Holbr0ok. Mir James Baird is seen n onr midst again.
 News reaches us of the death of Pat Donshue hs has worked fnr NJ rs E c iireer some thirty years and over. Mir e'r-nk Baird is hauling his feed from Vernon where he has been farm ing this season Born to Mir and Mrs Haight wlheIm daughter both, mother and child are doing we'll.
 Mir Casper Nae9eI's little boy has boen very i'll bat Is better now.
 Mr F Potter ~as seen on the streets one day this week. r Mrs John Wimmer passed through one day this week RoinRto Luna win her daughter Mrs Flanagan.
 Mir Casper. Naegel Lacy Gretr are in St. Johns to attend Democrat Conven- tiop.
 PEGGY.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15
COMMITS SUICIDE.
Michael DOnahue Takes PeiSiOR
 Which Ends Ills Life.

Several boys playing near the Santa Fe secii0u hpu~e sunday morning saw man lying near, seemingly intnxicnt- ed lie lay siil for long time and the boys did Tot bother him, and they pres eutly wandered off ahOut Il quarter Of 8 nliir ir"In where Ge lay shaip Ciy and moan trough them back 10 where hr lay. and were mortified when She mans body WAS seized dGd shook with cnnvulsions d lis fa"p terribly con ] sorted shaved inc pain he was suffering: i The mSu's name WAS Michael Duna- , hue alias Pat, "and he had taken sev- everal doses of strycnjHe heiOie the hoy. arrived.
 4 doctor was summoned and Mirhcal was taken to q shade tree near hy, whe ihe doctor did all he could for him
 He soon began tn talk, anI expl ,inrd to the doctor he had heen cn ED ee aud had woke up without any monry and had de,,ided to commit suicide hytakinv strychniue.
 He was cousciou. all r. Q time the doe tnc wofke,l over him and up to time he was taken tO tue hospital wiIe'e he died. " death was extremely painful.
 Iniga Kincard was notified of his death, aud ''' Immediately ju V and went |" th" h1snislH wherS a1 inquest Was held The hodv wac afte wards removed to Diivs' pa lors
 Mirhsel Was a man in fuirrirrnmstan- req ind2ipg om his .l6ihes which seemed almost new FIn was well .n:lt man and a good adu,.r'in Ilis hair Ani heard were dark and ] Ist tn n'ng gray. deing man nf fifty nine years He was not acquainted in Phoenix, hut h"f""e h+ died. he stated h" new Mrs Emily Greer who lived s' Tempe and wanted her notified of his inath liia nnck..ts, were saarched and two hanlkr chiefs, large pocket knife ard the hottie of strvhnine was all that was found
 pn,uhe of paopla in the city '~msm- her having seen Norahua r idnv ai'h Saturday when te was d. nkiny freely qt t'e different ssiocrs
 E1ya 2~eer war ovp7 tI'. mo-rirg and rnra~ arrangements fo. t's :rr",al " '..', wa< .,cr1nr'"I F,,rn n.tvi-' ra- In-s t',is afte-, "or ,.i ee C clock
 Da.eaSrd had haPr employed h, As Greer fu twenty years, and lad h"er with the Gree fsE;'v g,""i m>nv yeas in Texas Nr-. {; eel t-Cre .a in Holh ""k. hu' she '< DOW nno;nr a hnariinY l'"m~.' in re,nv-. Si.p ~tAl-H that Pat" had 4!wavS hs,eu 4 quiet man and faithfu; workc5 with ahe exception of passion for drpk which broke "n, occasionally in spree whiri worli last several dava
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15
NOTICE.
h the Probate court of the county of Apsehs Territory of ArizonA

h the Probate court Of the County of Apaehs Territory of Arizona
 Tn the matter of tfs1
 ssa'e os Gilbert ereer
 Pursuant to an orde- oi the Judge of said Court made en the h, q y of september, 1898 Notice is e eby given hs5 Hard sarr,J T. Lesuenr. Andres Jen eH. A. ' 6ibbons H. 0iboons. Richard Gihbons Q Jversen. J. Ii. Heap. Alms. Eayis w L. ueu-. ;.P. Roth liebergesaHd H ary Ba ~, I s~e d c peti- ton vi h the eyk c said Court, n whi .h each of sad petitioners set forth claims against said estate. c ming tO be entitled 10 det d from the sdminiStratrix IL roof for, certain specified parc Is or pieces flsnd in the Y. quarter of section 22 Twp 1s \ rang s, east, said aims as sn entirety. bsinF ths whole Of Snid quarter section. That said deceissd was bound. szd ints' ded to convey ss,d raa. estate by deed. but died bt fore such conveysucssT r. made, thsr reasons upon whi sE d ls;Hs are prsdicated are set forth in said petiti II. % wh! reference ia hereby made fer far her pEIti' ulars.
 and notice is hereby further given that AoH. day. the third day of October, I5 g. attSn o'clock c. n, O said day. c. the uTt-T0om ot said court at the ceur:-hcuse, in said county of Al ache Said day bsRS regulAr term 0f said court, has been fixed fer hearing sAid petition. when and where any person interested in said estate may appear and file written objections shswi Kcause why saii ? ;iti. should nnt he granted sAd de. ds issued by h nal stretiz Of ss;d estate in accordance ther-vih se1 pt s. 1898.
 LE GIBBONS.
 ClerA ot the
 PrObsts court
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15
CONCHO LOCALS.
PeEgy'S" Ob~e-vasiOsA az g.rn.
 ChO IiIis " eek.

ch" ihiS W eek.
 Mr. and Mr- B. II. VIIh.fnr of E.r- non ae in town ;e' ,.sescnt.
 4 numbers of"n nejghbnrinz f,iensl. Geo. Wilhelm J.-crh Rogers .Gam a Baird and othsrs, were in tow, several days duing the last week
 Bishop Marble etn ned hom. sf,s. being absent owe; a weel
 Winet of Nut ioSa was here ate, n load of fruit, the load being cnnpnse.e of grapes this time instead nf ,,e:tc.,ex snd apples.
 Mrs Henry Butler aud daughters \ q. here visiting Mrs David Pulsipher.
 Mrs. Larson and family passed though on their way to'vIsit her sister in Spring ervilie, repassek Wedensday going home to Snowflake.
 The school started in the Spanish town last Monday. Miss Hunt of St. Johns being their teacher.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15
Te itnry nf Arizonn.

Te jtory of Arjzona.
 EX rUtive Department
 WHEREAS, und =r su act of the Leg islotive Aaxemhle of the Territory of Arizona. entitled "Ejecsion approved March 8th, 1887, if is provided nat there shall be held .hrony:lput the Ter ritory, upon ;iie Tuesday al he frat Monday in November 4 D. 1898 and every two years thereafter, au election for mem bars Of inc Legislative Assem ole, and snrh other officers az may he required by '4w shall D, rhp-.u t s1ch election |.
 AND WHEREAS. itis fp ther proyid- el in said act thatlt Iat,i thirty days before each general election t', Cover nor must issue an Election Pr"clama. ton, under the great sea' of the Territ- o-v. and transmit roples thereof to the Cl-'ks of the Boa,ds of super visors of the counties in which such elections arc t" be held; sach proclamation to con. tain a statement nf the time of the cleo. ton and the offices t0 he flied. and the offer of a rewardin in the form pres. crihpd ny said act.
 NOW THEREFORE. I Nathan o, Enrphy Cove no 0f Arizons in pursn- anre of ths duty enioinpd upon me. do hereby o'der gen" al election to he hsll "n inc Tuesday afer the first Mon- day in N"vrmh-" < D ISg8. and the ofir~s 10 hr filled .f -u,.h election do hereby d"-ign4,e,p b7 a- follows. io.wi.: One Delegate to ,ie F'ty- sixty Con. yress of the T. tied States
 Twelve members "t inc 'onnril of the Legislative Ass"m 'ly of the Arizona. and tweniv-f"ur members of the House of Representatives of the Legislative As- semhly of Arizona, apporh0ued agree ably to existing laws AS i.llowS:
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

A meeting of Apache County s eep- men was held in Armory Hall on Friday for the purpose of organizing . sheep Association.
 committees wero appointed to prepare By Laws, Rules and Regulations for the permanent organization of the ApacI 6 County Sheep association.
 4 general mass meeting of sheepmen will be held at Armory Hall, st 10 4. NJ. sn Tuesday Nov. 18th. at which time it is hoped that every one interested will be present.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

~Meal stations.
 Limited trsias Eo-S. w.stsound. sAd No. C. ssssbs nd, run s~mi-weskly.
 Nh. Steve Chicago SD n wednesd ys sud Satur AEs; passes Alon l,lsrque l2:lS p. m, Fri divH and Mon iays Bar itow z:lS D. n 'oe 'dayS and Sat T 'ays Srri' ing at Los Angeles S:jo pm Tues lay and Sat ,rd ys
 PASSe Igsrsfr orfh of AojsYe holding tick etSrsa ing direct via MojaVe cha Igc ct Barstow t1 No. s
 Ne Iwlil leave Los Angeles nt $ c. n Tues days aBi FridayS pAss;nE Bars.ow at l:lo ?. m and NO.dlos -:{H . m same d ys: All lqucrqus 1:35 n Wednesdays and saiu -days. irving at hicaEo s:4S m Frid iys and Mon Jays. Passsnge,s from north of Nojave my take the limited either | Bars,ow or The Needles Only hrs -cl 50 tickets sod at Il rates are hohored n th lim't,d rains.
 'ulim"n O-la . sleeping ears dslT through est"tsa Anress and ChielEoSad Ti Hams and San Ffarcisco
 Pul' tIuriSt sleeping ears daily threuRh sstwsel Chi ago and san Francisco and Chicago 4n Los Angeies.
 Todrisl ars losve sap Francisco every Tu-s- day tnd Lo. Ange e every We nesdsy. running through t. Kan,as City. Chi ago and bo<toA. The Q ly inc rsashiRg the Grand Canyon of the COl0r&iO
 Ask fora beautifully 1 iustrs ted beck which will be mailed free.
 JSo. !. BYkNE,
 Gen. Passenger AEeAt, Los AnKsles. Cal.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15
Free Pills.

Send your sdres tn H F. Bupklen & Cn Chicago. and get f..@ sample box If D. Ki1g'- Nev Lit RSlx .riaIwtI conetTce you of thslr ,n~rita These iar eff-ctive Tn Ire cure 0f Constipation ant Sick Headarhe For Malaria and I.iv- er ;rnu6l they have heen proved inyai. aauahis. They gre garante, q to bs per Cectiy free from every deleterious sub stance ani to bs par ely vegeiabl- They do not weaken lheir artiona, but by giving tone to the st ,ln ;ch sad b ". eis greatly invigorste inc aystern. Reg nlar size 25'. box Sold by ST. Johus . Drug Co
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15
Notice for Enubsfca,i"n.
Holneste d Ent,y 70. s4-.I

LAND OFFICE AT PREsc0Ir, ARiz ,.. Oct. (. 1S9S. N"tt' is hereby given that the foi ewing nfmeo C CT filed To ic. of his n niion thht sai ! roo vii made Def T. the Ci,.rk of Nsir ci C. utt at Johns. AT 20 a. on Nov ' VI isys; VIZ; ...ri,top CT K .mpe flr the He names the 'OllUwi 2 wftress. to prove his co nuou r sderce Upon. ana cultiva ion of, said Iaud. viz:
 Lacy Greer. George H XIII n, Elam Cheney. Casper Neegly. all of COncho. Apache eoui- ty, Arzona
 FREDRIcK A TRITTLE, Register. F:. St pCbl!csticu Oct. -l5. 1893
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

Doctors Calf and PIatt left this week Sor Snowflake, where they will do some work in their line of business. Dr. Gaf has had splendid success while here at St. Johns and anyone trouble with any eye, throat. nose or any head disease. will do we'll 10 apply to him for treatment. From Snowflake Mir Gafi wall go home. but he will return in the Spring.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

And the'e shall be e'rcled in each cnuu's of the Tets,3ars aae Probate Judge, o"e Distric, 5seornas. one Trea. su e one t{ecOrder uue SUryryor. two members of Boa q of Supervisors; and in esrh nf t''e coup'ie- where he office oi Tax CoIlectn, hss qai be .a consoli. dated with the nffice ot Sheriff or T,ea. surer. one Tax Collector sliaIl lee elect sd also m tiie "evera precincts ni each r"unsy one Justice of ,he 2, ace and one Constable. and in such precincts AS are entitled to tw" justices of the T'eace and two COnstahles. thai member shall be elected. There shall s(so he elected in each county of the 6 ~i .'lass one Coun- ty School Superintendent
 ANDI DO HEREBY ofar a reward of Fifty Dollars for the arrest and con- viction of any and every person violst. ing any of 'ine provisions Of Title W, Part 1. of the Penal Code
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have
 hereunte set my hand and cansed
 the great seal of the Territory to he hereun,o affixed this 18th day Of Septem- Der, 4. D 1898
 Done at Phoenix the Capital. this 2s day of September. 1898
 x. O. Murphy.
 Charles II. AkerE, Secretary 0; AYis-
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15
AGENTS WANTED
 For the Life Of Wm. E. Gladstone,
By JOHN CLARK RYppATr rLp

The most celebrated orator an4 stasasraAa sf Ted Tn tirnes His brilliant genius and remark able char; ct '. his grasd achievements as Lead. CT and P im~ Aiistsr; his nsgniaceat trtuu pha grna' political stiugEles; including his fAnisus striking Incidents. psrsonal ensc- dOteS. etc Many superb sngrsvfnKs OVER 50 PAGES. ONLY S15o Splendid canvaasIn1 Outfit with valu tble premium. terms md fuii ia. strrct!ons sent free for cents ia ss ns to cover ty days credit Freight ptid Agents naFiaR
 t5 o0 to 50 co a day. Be first "a the field Orde,
 outfit to.:sy Experience not neeesssry as e
 rybody wfrtan. Mention this paper HOnr
 ROE 30 X O., DsptJ. DsArhra St. cAis2S.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

Wonderful are the cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla and yet it is only because As the one true blood purifier, it makes pure, rich, healthy, life-giving blood.
 Moods Pills for the liver and bowels, act easily, yet promptly. 25c.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

The Democratic ticket nominated for the next two years is . thorough one and should be supported by every citi. sen Of Apache County.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

4 piesent surprise party WAS held at Hrs ColomO recidnee upon her dsngt- Ger Mrs. Garcia whose age is seventeen.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

Mrs. Hunt left for Concho lsst non- day, where she will stay during the winter with her daughter Amelia, who is teaching school there.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

Agrard farewell party was held in the Assembly Hall last Friday evening in honor of August Minee-, who departs fer Sweden.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

Dr. Calf left for Snowflake last Thurs: day. from there he will go to his home ir California. He intends returning again in the spring.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

Harvesting is over and the 6sld will open soon.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

Mr. Sol Waite, and Elesxar Jones left for rSpringerville last Monday. where they go to plaster the new store belong Ing to the c. NJ. & &M.L.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

Samuel Wrightis in from the noun sain, where he has been dipping sheep.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

Fred Nelson, John Jones returned last wednesday, from Knnsas city where they have been with sheep they report everything dry.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

We see that the c. M. & Nj. I. are buying considerable wool.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

Politics are getting very hot but we expect they will be still hotter.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

IT F. FISHER. NEwsPAPFR ADvER- IL. Using Agent 2l Merchants' E~rhsnRs Huilding. San FraBcisco. is our authorized agent. This PapSrfs kept on Ale In his oflaee.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

Court is over and ont of all the cases only one was convicted.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15
Heats the Klondyke.
PEGGY.

Mir. A. c. Thomas. of Msrysvil!e, Tex. has found a more valuable dis co,ery than has yet been made in the Klondike. For years he suffered un- told agony from consumption, accom- panied by hemorrhsg-s; and was abso lutely cured by Dr Kings New Disrnv. cry for Consumption, C. cughs and Cclds He declares gold is little value in com. parison with this marvellous cure; would have it. even lift cost hundred dollars \ bottle. Asthma, Bronchitis and all thr at and lung affections sr" positively
 ursd by pr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption Trial bottle free at St. Johus Drug Store. Regular size 50 cts. and $l.00. Guaranteed to cure or price
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

Dr. Rudd of fSpringervi!Is isspendlng . few days at the County Seat.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

The Board of Supervisor adjourned last monday.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

s. NJ. Jensen went to Springerville this week, with e load Of fruit.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-15

A Democratic convention was held in the Armory Hall, last Tuesday even- Ing.