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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-10
Fou1-Smelling
Catarrh.

Catnrrh il one Of the most obstinate
diseases. and hence the most difficult
TO get rid Of
There il but one way 10 euro IL.
The disease Is In the blood, and all the
sprnys. washes aud inhnling mixtures
In the world can have no permanent
effect whatever upon 70. sWifts SPEC
eiiic cures Catnrrh permanently. forit Is
Inc only remedy which can reach the
disease and force It from the blood
MIR b. =. McAllistcr, NJ llarrudsburg,
XIV, had Catnrrh for years. lie writes
~ could see nu Improvement whatever,
thnl,ah 1 Wa rnn.lnmLLN ir-nLnl WIN amLlN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-10

untrue. us Intestinal cha;ructlnn was
what allied him Had the surgical op.
Grafton been postponed twcnty.f1ur
hours. The illness would have proved
fatal. ur at least been so Int uHiupd
less"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-10

a. n -, and after a few BOTTLES were usrns hn.
Heed fnfcrntlhlr improvement CONTINUING
no remedy. me disease vas forced out ~ ny
systrtn and n rlmnlgtn cure was the rtfulI
1 advise all WIN have this dreadful disease 20
ala ndnn theirlocai treatment, which hhs never
civ that can rraeh the disease and cure a."
TO continue the wrong treatment Tor
Catnrrh Is TO continue Ia sufier. swiits
Specific Is u real blood remedy, and
cures obstinate, decp-seatcd diseases,
which other remedies have no effect
whatever upon. Il promptly reaches
Catnrrh, and never fails to cure even the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-10

~
and washes. and tlinsf'
euttnhaling frmediea--
lu fact. could feel that
rarh wiutori was wore
than the yrar previous
FINALLY II Wa
bfuuFhttn MY notice
that Ohtarfli wnsa blood
dissase, aud nitrfthiut
Ing over the mattrT !
saw II waaunfeHsurahle
tnexpecfto b. cured ~
remedies which only
reached the surface I
thru decided 90 Try
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-10

Thsre mover was and rover
Will be- anything In their columns
hu, thot moy DO safely rood IN
tho family eirelo.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23
From Mondays Daily.


 Stoves will now come in play. like wise overcoats. Afternoons, however, are just right.
 It behooves the people of Bisbee to see to it that they have all valuable personal property securely placed under lock and key ,or nailed down with large sizel spikes. Judging from tie property that is almost mighty disappearing from the back yards of family residences missing saddles and occasional hold ups, it is very evident that the city is infested with q gang of thugs who Will stop at nothing to secure that when can be turned into money.
 In the preliminary hearing of the in function case ofT. Vaughn and Jan es East man against J. H. Jacks and N. w.. Chase, Judge Davis has granted a de- cree dissolving the injunction. Work on the brick yard near Na;o was resumed today and brick making will be prose cuted with vigor. The Bolter brothers, two of the most expert men in the bus inees. will mould brick with dispatch and the 300,0O0 order for the Co. store addition and otherwise vii! be ready for delivery on time. Half the supply n now ready for shipment to Bisbee.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23
Election Boards.

The county supervisors have made the following appointments:
 Tomb 'tune--In pector, A. Ashman; ballot clerks, M. T. Williams and s. A. |. D. Urton; marshal, J. c. Wiser.
 Bisbee-Inspector, Ed. Barker; judge, John $. Williams; Ballot clerks, c. l.. Beckwith anh Michael Cunning ltn; marshal, Michael Doyle. Pol. ing place the Brownlow building.
 Ienson-Judge. P. J. Deleharty ard William Zeek; ballot clerks, NJ. Gas e. nada and Sam Friedman; marshal, w. T. Showers. .
 Fa rbank-Ballot clerks, Morris Marks and James u,'rricki marshal, George McGep.
 St. David-Ballot clerks, J. A. McRae and James Christianse Il; marshal, P. A. Loffg' cen.
 Wilcox-Inspector ". R. McComh ; judge, Fred Sloim; ballot C eIks Ed. IookeH and Larry McCourt; marshal, Grover
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23
south RiEn ee.

Mir, Peter Johnson has not allowed the grass to grow under his brogans since his return from Los Angeles, where he journeyed recently to consult with the gentlemen identified with the South Bisbee Copper mining and Town, site Improvement company, for which ,he is the local agent. While in the city of angels Mir. Johnson arranged to have supplies forwarded to the mines with which to erect power house and hoist. An engine and boiler has been secured and the lumber is at Don Luis station ready for delivery to the company. The boiler will be on the siding today and 800 feet of 3s inch wire rope, besides the engine, etc., will come Tn this week.
 The whim rope ran out at n depth of 357 feet and work on the double com. partment shaft was nrce ssarily discon. tinued. Foreman Morris Denn, who has been working in the depths in tliis section for years, put the force oi 0OZen men aI Noih o' 'o''" i''o '"S camp which is being opened to enable teams to draw materhais'to the shalt with comparative ease. This road will be com ule,ed in few. days and in read mess for the passage of teams.
 Immediately following the erection of the lioisting plant the shaft will be sunk to the depth of 700 feet and It ia possible | body of ore w Il be struck before that depth is attained. At 700 feet, or prob, ably less. drifts may be opened.
 The numberlsss prospect holc', each of considerable depth, show strong in- cations of high grade copper bearing rock on the claims, and the coniiience reposed in the properties Is not in the lesst misplaced.
 Tn Bisbee and vicinity the disposition d shares has reached some S0OW, showing that MT. Johnson has m" le snee the stock has been offered for sale. He is highly elated with the counl'y' which lies against the Copper Queen holdings, and feels that the result oi future work will show that the claims made for the South Bishee company properties wi.l be fulfilled beyond the most sanguine expectations.
 Nr. Johnson will remain in touch with the work in hand and push shlpnen's from the cars to the mine being opened with the same energy that has been .Aanifost for several mea,hs past.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23
Electric Light Plant.

P. Wehmer is heieas a representative of the Fl Paso Gas and Electric Light Ca. The com rany have d plant which Mr. Wc!mer is in Bisbee to dispose of.
 He is in consultation with me chants first, thereafter holsehpders. The Orb
 is not in possession of the terms prop,s- ed, but Mir. Wehner has had sufficient encou agement given him to warrant the intrusion into Bisbee business cir cles. The Copper Queen Co is not ls. posed to enter into contracts and it remains with the business men to de- eide with respect to Mir. Wehner's 's offer. Mir. Wehner says that Fl paso has made wonderful strides in the past few years. One who has not seen the town since the early nineties would scarcely know it at this time. There are three dail!es in Fl Paso, big opera house and in fact all the co.di,ions ex. ist there that one expects to find in n growing city. Mir. Wehher will stay 2 few daysSir onr growiag city.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23
From Tuesdays Daily.

The Good Templars organization O this city, in view of recent events, was largely reinforced on AIenlay evening. The sum total oi the local lodge IS lo0.
 Ye Candidate is on the war path. Do not exrect him to "call yon np" az that privilege is denied him. This will be a dry campaign unless you take water straight.
 On Sunday the 18th sen was born to the wife of James Krigharm, and Jim hits only the high places now when he goes down town Mother and son are getting along ricely.
 The infant daughter of Mir. anl Mrs. Clinton Keller died last nigbt and was burisd today. The afflicted parents have the sympathy of many friends in the loss of the darling baby.
 Jas. Roberts, a prominent business man of Los Angeles, came in yesterday and legt this morning for the Sar Rer. nardino ranch, from which place he will go to Sonora to purchase land near the Slaughter ranch.
 The ubiquitous travelling advertising solicitor got ir his graft the past week. By the way there is a paper in town. Is here all the time and is talking every day aboat Bisbee. Can the scheme of the ubiquitous traveller do talking every dy!
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23

Wedding engagements are of a mum erous character. It must be under etood
 in exrlanation, that the cold weather IS coming on, as witness the past ie"
 nigh,s.
 Justice Williams registered 6Sl voters
 and his colleague Justice Perrin 2l2.
 grard total of S96 voters registered in
 Precinct No.2 The registering otlicere
 only received twenty cents Tn each case
 Word comes from Solomon springs tc
 tltc effect tlat the ore body in the ln' cline shaft of the Copper King mine at that place is inc, easing both in quantity and quality. This is most encouraging news and tho happicst man is Charley Blackburn who has charge of the Co.'S affairs in this section.
 In the District court at Phoenix the two cases between the Merch nt's Loan X Trust Co.,, and the Arizona Cana! 'Cc., etal, were tried and decree oider-
 il z tie sale of property was ordereh to issue as som as satisfactorily drawn up.
 The block west of tn. Bank Hotel in Flagstaff was destroyed by fire on Sun day morning. The houses were frame aid the loses in property including stocks will reach sl0,000. Dynamite was emp 'oyed to check the fire and the exl losions broke all the windows in the Bans Hotel. Flags aff has had sever al bad fires in the past four years.
 1hiee columns of Bisbee and the other Crchlse tmnnng camps appears in the Los Angeles Mining Review, from the pen of G. w Pittock, who has been telling Tombstoners how BisbAe is pro- pressirg throash the ma linn of tie Pro, pector. The next Review will conta n big write up of South Bisbee by the same scribe.
 At an carly date loynl thespians will produce "rony, the Coiv,cs," a; the Opera House. Several weeks ago the cast YEAS assigned ana since then the anna enr talent of the biggest mining camp in Arizona htvs ben doing their utmost to become perfect. This drama has been produced in the territory by Nick Stark and company. Nick is q writer of ab lity and takes great interest in dram tic affairs. A Seod perfo lnanye i' expected at the hands of Bisbee's exponents Of tine dra- matc art.
 NJ. T. Carrillo has returned from an extensive trip. throughout southern Ari- zora, and reports the towns, mining camps and people generally in a pros porous condition ant with g"eat hopes for the future of our section. NJ ,st of the cattle ranges are in splendid condi. ton, the only kick of the cattlemen be ing the increase in the cattle thieves and the hgh assessment on stock cat tie. Bisbee, as usual, is flourshing, an l turning ont ore like Vesnvious s,,Erting D t out hot ashes. One Sisbre camp in Pima county and nothing but honey WI, drop in our ne,s,-lucson Fronte IiZo
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23

MANY people are wondering why they see no signs of the great hurrah cam
 paign that the republicans threatened | should rush over Arizona like a Kansas cyclone and sweep Col. Breiie into con. l sress by majority nnmhered away ur
 in the thousands. but ineteai there
 seems to be no territorial campaign al all worth mentioning, the election of Colonel Wilson almost going by default.
 Now let us try fairly to understand the situation The republican conven- tion at Prescott was described by the party organs as being "snall but har- monions.' As matter of fact 1t was largely "proxy" convention ard most of the delegates who did attend had no more idea when they left home whom tEey would nominate than they have of who will be candidate in the middle of the twentieth century. But they "were seen" and the "harmony" of the con- vention was something beautiful to be. hold. Had the convention consisted solely of phonograph into which the oracle.of Phoenix had shouted: "We nominate Lieut.. Col. A. o. Brodie as delegate to congress" it could not have been much more "harmonious" or in- deed much different in any way. From the same source, which seems to com. mand unquestionins obedience, came the order-''noninate and elect your best men to the legislature"
 Now if, in consequence of the un- ma ched patriotism shown by the peo. lie of Arizona during the late war. statehood shonld be given ns,and should a republican territorial legislature he elected this fall. there is enough rerub- lican influence wielded from Phoenix to cease the enabling act to be w,r,lel in such way as to make the territorial legislature tie first state legislature, thus giving two U. s. senators and a world of vastly important legislation and pat onage 10 the gold hug repubi. cans. It is very easy to see how much more important to the republican ring is the securing of a republican legisla- lure than is the election of Brodie, who, by the way, is only tool of and not director in the said ring.
 The republicans of Cuchise have en- dorsed the gold-bug platform and have "nominated their best men for the leg islature;" good jvial fellows, who dress well, tell good stories and are always prompt socially. But happily the elect ing part is to be done by the voters, who are awa,e that this year when vote means moro than a friendly act to neighbrr or acquaintance.
 Let old Cocnise send solid demo. cratic, free silver, antl-ring rule delega- tion to the territorial legislature. Scrib- ner. Erz, Gray and Tevis are the names. The interest ot the taxpayers and people are directly opposite from the republi- can program.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23
NOT POSTED ON ISSUES.

Brod e has reached Arizoni. He was 'met by the board of control and the push of the present administration. The war drama seems to be the chlef theme, as Brodie said in his first lttle'spesch: <.
 My opponent is Colonel Wilson, whom have always been delighted to call my friend. He iA an honorable man in every sense of the word. IL rests with you to decide who is best fitted to represent you. New questions are coming before the paopie every day. The late war has expanded the thought of tie people in the line of progression. But am nota politician, and you are perhaps better poste,l on the issues than am. But then there is one thing that I want to speak os, and this is the gal. lant sel vice of the Arizona Rough Riders."
 Thus it will he seen Colonel Brodie avoids issues, knows nothing about them, but hangs his hopes entirely on having been Rough Rider. This might be good talk 60 secure military promotion, but If Colonel Brodie knows nolling of issu 's, and intends. should he be elected, to rely exclusively on the record of one ek rmish during the la war, he is in no wise equippe'l t> rep. resent Arizona. Just as well send Jim Corbett to represent California in the renate as to send Brodie rom Arizona. -Enterprisr.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23
From Wednesdays Daily.

Charley Jones is still in the hospital. He was injured ten days ago by being thrown from wagon. The young man is improving.
 Robert. w. Barr has been placed on the democratic ticket for su,e v,sor in .place of 5. B. Riggs, who de;,ines to make the race on account ot h.s ug..
 Chas. Bulotti, who returned from Tombstone yesterday, says the old town is just the same as he saw it on visit d month ago. The climate is unexceled.
 Says the Fl Paso Herald: Peter Weh. ner left on the S. P. for Bisbee, A, izona. where he goes to louk after some of his mining property, Mr. Wehner has been here for several days.
 Bisbee has two bands and they are ia evidence nightly. P.of. Eslderas is at the head of@the Mexican contingent, while ihe other artists have been reor. ganlzed as the k. oi P. hand.
 The Wallace shows at Tucson Nov. 7. If papa wants to be boy again and take in the circus he will have to leave here on the 9th. The children may want to go, too. Mama c.n Stay hone wlh baby.
 The latest from Tombstone is in tl e natuie of politics. he republicans have ienominared A. II. F manual f,r mayor; W. A. Harwosi |, Ben Cook, C.. l.. Cummings, Wm. iIohbt ior come l. men; 4. T. Shuster for justice of the peace and James Elkins for chief of police.
 Invitations have been ex;ended to friends 10 attend the wedding oi MT. John J. Bowen to Miss Jennie, daus sitrr oi Mir. and M,a. R. W. tiumptrev.r The affair is set for October 26, al the home of the brides ptrents in To most oue Can! on. fine spectvo gro,m, like wise the hiie that Is 10 be, are qn,ie we'll known ln this city.
 The purlv form of Col. Land will be seen on our streets Tor several da,s, | though he uGat take ran down tu tn. 'stonc house" for an hour or w. tu s e hoN hs family are get, ns along. ,lre colonel is oir of the mot rla 'ls VI. raisers and hpp rs of cattle in the terri tory
 I Doc or Edmond .on and Tcnry have been m miku.s, daily visiis to iie hone oi Norman rnnpull. The drlIcaie con,ll. ton n whch the victim of Tom Drls dale's pnswnat, disporition, un fer Ter. tan coaditlgnl, jlstliiei these c,ils. Turn lui i.aS had a hgi fever an 1t requires the greatest attention to preven coinpl .tiJno ot q seli, nLtur-. The wouadtl man is not out of danger by any !, 0,,ns.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23
COuncilnl tA w,Icox.

That popular Rough Rider, Lieut.. George Is. Wilcox, of this city, has ac. cepted place as the the heal oi the dem ocratic ticket, Mir. Nj. D. Scribner wir- ing the committee his resignation and stating that he coull not run on acc.unt oi the illness oi his mother. Scr!bner was q good man for councilman and ticket winner, sure thing, all the way through.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23

HE ticket was .,Vyu v.it with q . name of M. n. Scribner on it, but it is better with that of Lieut.. Go. R. Will COX attached to it. Now let the Go ,hi, @ democra stand where they did two years ago, and it viii be the same result, even better, complete set of demo- cratic officers in control, and lower tax atioa.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23

THos. NJ. VAUGHN h .S been falthfdl and efficient, and evil doers have no nso for him. Go,l DO ,pe have and Tor that reason will elect him.
 NEW MESIco republicans dec ned to nominate Rolsh Riler for delegate to congress. The New Msx co republi caus dld not consider it necessary to place one on the ticket in order to win, but on man of experience.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23

, TEE hi2,La .I.I u,i.,ans will take care of the Rough R!ders," exclaimed an enthusiastic Benscn man the othor day. How about Wilcox as a candidate? :? He is A fighter in blttle and in 9 'litics, and withal' capable of representing our people in the council, and he adheres strictly to his principles regarding the free coinage 0! silver.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23

THOUGH Edwin ". Land is sick bet in Tombstone, this fact will not lesser his chances of election to succeed Allei R. English. He will be missed on the stump wlere lns oratorical efforts would be of advantage tJ himself and his co workers. However, the other candi dates will talk and work for him, like. Mi.p ihe democratic voters of Coch, @ c luntY.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23

WHEN Carta n Tevs goes on the stump he will do some tall talking for ihe coun;y at large. h the convention the captain made all i'm i,'tssi om and he will repeat that impression among the voters. He Is for Cocalse County, no {, yisiOn
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23

IN TavapA lv "", .iS over Tor Brodie, say the repnb,i ans. Col. w . son has lived n that county long enou h 10 be yo d cr,iz,n an to stn ly c needs, as we'll as those of the whole te,- ritory.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23

COUNCILMAN WILCOX tt vii be Nov. S' and George will siand for the people a- he sio0 for the l.her ,tlou of the op' D. se,! belore Sam ago.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23

ScorT WHITe's record would send any man to the nont. and that is where hs wt!l be when the sun sets on November eIvht.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23

bENGoN ant Riggs make a strong team. One rrIresellts tle mining interests ana tine otter thu e ri [ te c,u t , at large They are on the ticket for supervisors.
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23

ThE candidates will soon begin their rounds and those oYths dem ,cr.tic tic. ket will go out excellently equipped to
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23

GRAHAM, Gila, Coahise, Pinal and Plma will give Wilson clear majoritles. They go that way in all seasons
The Weekly orb., 1898-10-23

FRANK HARE w.il surple some peo- pie ln his run for recorder. His chances improve with each day.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1898-06-30

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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1898-06-30

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Homestead Entry no. $3.50.

Land Ufhce at Natchltocbes, Ia :,
May 81, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his in
tention to make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the Clerk Of the District Court, at Benton, La
on July 8. 1893, viz Adjoining Farm Home
stead Entry No. 593o-Jcsse o. Bounds-fol
the northeast quarter of northwest quarter
and southwest quarter of northwest quarter
Of section q, and southeast quarter of north
east quarter of section %, township Fl North,
Range II West, Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of SAID land viz: l.. S. Piikinton, ]. ID
Young, j. L. Oliver and G.. u. Cokcr Of Ivan
20, La.
EDW'D PHILLIPS, Register
June ,, 1898. july
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1898-06-30
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