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SUITS.

SUITS.
Pretty Covert Suits in Blue, Green.
D and Brown, silk lined box coat, skirt
percaline lined and velvet bound, at
D $50.
, Fine Serge and Covert Cloth Suits,
with fly-front coats. silk lined, and
3 fine tailored skirt, at $40.
a All-Wool Covert Suits, fly front and
y box coat, silk lined, and new fared
!, skirt, at $i250.
Fine Venetian Cloth and Covert
y Cloth Suits. in tight-ftting and box
: coats, handsomely trimmed, at SIS.
New Cutaway-Coat Suits, with Span
D ish fiounce skirts. beautifully tailored.
at SIS.
FURs.
Large line OF Furs just received, in
= ScarfS COllarettes, Capes, and Fancy
Neck Pieces, I'm Mink Stone Msrten,
\ Munong Electric Seal Astrachan,
Krimmer, etc.
SKIRTS.
D Atwood Spanish Flounce Serge
!. Skirts at 50 and up.
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president Invited TO Alabama.

MONTGOMERY. LA November IA
The Alabama Se;ate to-day passed a
toint resolution inviting President Nc
y<inlcy. 'in the name OF the General As
semhiy and the people OF Alabama. TO e1-
tend his southern visit 10 Montgomery,
end 10 % present IN Montgomery on the
9th DAY OF December, as the state
guest. or az such other time as may SUIT
40 ,,isaspfa and convenience
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Miss Crane Not to Wed Peterson.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL, November 10
The mother Of Charlotte Crane. the ac-
tress. resides in Springfield. She said to-
day the report that her daughter was TO
marry CoXswain Peterson, of the United
States navy. was without foundation.
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ANIMAL MEETING

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS OF the RICHMOND.
MISUNDERSTANDING AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at
the Office II the Company, in Richmond
on MONDAY, November q, 1898. at 40
O'Clock A. NJ. j. Il. WINSTON
no 6-td Secretary.
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Thanksgiving Dinner for Lees Men

SAVANNAH. GA, November 19.-The
ladies Of Savannah are endeavoring to
give the soldiers of the Seventh Army
Corps a Thanksgiving dinner. There are
1900 men in the corps. and the under
taking is a large one. Contributions of
any kind expressed TO the Ladies'
Thanksgiving Committee, Savannah.
ain no carefully diSfributad
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MEETINGs.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
Frs OF THE MASONIC TEMPLE AS
ISOLATION will be held at the TEN
pe," corner Broad and Adams streets,
Richmond, Va. NOVEMBER o. 1895
JOSEPH V. BIDGOOD,
no 9132O.22 23-5t Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY.-The annual
meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS of the
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will be held at the Of
flee of the Company, in Richmond Va.
on MONDAY, November p. 1925 at II 80
a. NJ. W. r. JONES,
no 6-td Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-20

Cards. Bil-Heads statements. $50 $50,
Heads. Note Heads. Circulars. Hahaol's
Dodgers. &C.. printed by the D's'asen
Company at low prices. VIII give e. e.
good work al the same prices YOU pay "a
inferior work. Send US your orve's
we will guarantee satisfaction ~ s''''
particular.
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RAILROAD

PETERSBURG RAILROAD COM
PANY.-The annual meeting of the
STOCKHOLDERS of the PETEPSBJJKG
RAILROAD COMPANY will De held at
the Office Of the Company, in Richmond.
Va, on MONDAY, November q. 1898. at
1880 i. NJ. W. Il. ZONES
10 bid Secretary
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Specials.

Large Granite Cooking~Pots. the $50
size. Tor 50c.
Large Heavy Galvanized Coal scut-
ties for lie.
17c. size Good White China Meat
Dishes Tor 10c.
Fancy box OF 1000 Best japanese
Toothpicks for &c.
S-String Best Corn Broarne. worth
1sc.. for 1oc.
White China Gravy Boats. worth
Csc. for 15c.
Nickel-Plated Crumb Trays, with
scraper, for l0c.
Best white China Breaktast-Plates
at soc. dozen.
Embossed Nickel-Plated Walters AZ
&c.
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Dress that are just the pink
Goods of perfection; able to
supply the wants of
any; never had a larger or bet
ter assortment. Here are few
/ quotations:
|. 54-inch Doeskin, all wool soc.
4 62-inoh Covert Cloth. all wool, TOO.
II O-inch Gilbert Shitings, all wool. 50c.
5o-inch Cloth Mixtures. all wool, 5Sc.
,52-inch. Venetian Twils. castor
shades. 81.
s6-inch All-wool suitings, all colors.
\ 25c.
4s-inch whipcords, very handsome.
4O-lnch French Poplins all coiors. 75c.
42-inch Blue Basket Cheviots soc.
4 42-inch Handsome Granite Suitings.
\ SOC.
36-inch Velour Plaids, zoe.
ii-inch Silk-and-W Roman Plaids,
81.
Si-inch Bright Roman Plaids. sc.
Black If you know bargain
l Goods. when you see one,
\ then these Black
Goods won't tarry long on our
counters.
52-lnch Camels-Hair at 81 and $50.
G-inch Crepons. new patterns, at
I 75c.
H-inch Crepons, all new, at 81, S.s5.
and $50
54-inch Cheviots at 50 and 75c.
6i-inch Fancy Cheviots at IS and 75c.
H-inch Diagonal Serge at 80 and zoe.
Pretty are going at q lively
Silks rate just now. New
goods arriving daily
in order to meet the demand.
Just received new line Of Evening
silks in all the new shades, to sell at
Plaid Taneta and Corded silks, in
new c0lorngs. at 75c., 81, s1.25.
81 Plain and Changeable TafYetas,
now 75c.
Handsome Black Satin Duchess at so.
75c., 81, and Sl.2j
Full line Black Bengallnes at 75c.,
81. and S125 yard.
Brocaded silks, new patterns and coll
orings, at so, 75c., 81.
Carpet Phenomena
Department. has been the
success with
us in this department. Our
aim evidently was in the right
direction.
S-Wire Best Tapestry Carpets, sold
regularly az 65c.; our price t0c. yard
made. laid, and lined.
81 Wool Ingram Carpets, in pretty
patterns, sold by other houses for all
wool. at S5c. yard.
LACE CURTAINS
$50 Irish-Point 31-2-yard Curtains
for 81 pair.
$50 irish-Point 31-2-yerd Curtains.
extra wide. for SIS pair
$3.50 Nottingham Curtains, co inches
wide and yards long. II $3.50
PORTIEREs.
3-yard Chenille or Tapestry Curtains,
@ $3.50 value, for $50.
Handsome Figured Chenille Cur
tains, in The newest effects, at s. and
$3.50. worth $40 and $3.50.
RUGS.
e-foot Smyrna Rugs, a $3.50 value,
for se4s
s2.25 Large Hearth Rugs for Sl4S.
Smyrna Mats at 39c.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
TUESDAY NIGHT NOVEMBER 22d,
SMYTH ~ RICE's COMEDIANS
IN
"MY FRIEND FROM INDIA"

The Funniest Comedy Of the century.
Prices: 81, Is, so, and % cents.
no lS-F Sun&TlIt
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THANKSGIVING FETE.

UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT a
Grace-Street Baptist Church from 81
MEMBER 22d to 18th inclusive. StetIs,
and attractive features each Afternoon
and evening no Va
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THE LINEUP.

of Richmond. Umplre-Dr. WdIuUII, OF
Richmond Linesmen-Mr a. Z. Hines,
of William and Mary. and Mr.. I. Robert
son, of Richmond College. Timekeepers-
Mr. w. +. Gordon, of Richmond College,
and Mr. j. A. Hornblower, OF William and
Mary College. Touchdowns-Pope, Nc
Neil, Langford. Score-Richmond Col
lege. Is; William and Mary, 0. Time-Two
commute halves.
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Underwear is argued this
Question way way; You want
your money; we give values
that will astonish you. Try us.
Ladies' 25o wool-Ribbed Vests, all
sizes. 17c.: 8 for SOC.
Chhdren's Ribbed Wrappers. all
sizes, at u l-2c.
Ladies' Gray and White Ribbed
Union Suits, worth 75c., at SOC.
Ladies' Toe. Wool Ribbed Vest and
Pants for 5Sc.
Children's White Wool Mixed
Shirts and Pants, in large and small
sizes, at 200.
GENTLEMEN.
We put on sale lots Of Mems Fine
Wool Shirts, worth 80, 75c., and 81
each. for Is. 49, and SOC. choice.
Mems Heavy White and Gray Shirts
at Is and 25c.
Mems All-Wool Red, White, and
Gray shirts and Drawers. at 75c.,
worth 81.
TAPESTRIES AND DRAPERIEs,
Remnants OF Embossed VelVets and
Corduroys, worth 81, at zoe. yard.
2S-inch Embossed Velvets, for furni-
tura, value 81. our price 7Jc yard.
51-inch Satin Rouse Tapestry at
81 lie. yard.
m-inch Satin Tapestries, worth 81
yard, for $50.
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Lamp
RaritieS.

nomenal has been our success,
because of quality and under
prices.
Fine Decorated Banquet.Lamps
with lift-out fonts, gold-plated base
and globe to match, at s2i3-valas
si4s
Pretty Sewing Lamps. IN Pink
Blue. and Yellow decorations. with
globe 10 match. at S9c.-worth Sl3S
Handsome Brass Lamps. with base
and globe to match at SL75-a good
50 value.
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BASEMENT.

Sets. account Tor UNDER
prices. Some wonder
why and some wonder how.
What is the difference to you?
1l3-Piece Dinner and Tea Set com.
bined, OF best English china. in
dainty decorations. that sold at SIS.
yeur choice now SO set.
Pretty Decorated China Dinner Sets
for six people, sold everywhere al
sS.4S: our price, 1898.
10o-Piece Handsomely Decorated
English China Dinner Sets, in several
decorations. were $3.50. now. special.
SIS
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-22
AN EXCITING RUNAWAY.

Returning from the cemetery last Friday afternoon. ". H Morris, hi. wife and cen, Miss Mona Crawford and
 Frank Thomas, c voting cen rf HineoR Thcmas met with a aer.onS miShap near Parker's oiark smith shop Gross. ing ridge iH the road th., vehirl. be came uncoupIed; and the horses |, ok fright and ran away dragging Mr. MorrIs, from the seat The carriage was turned over and the ladies and Frank Thomas were econsi,irrabIe sruis. ed. Mir. Morris al>d received ss few scratches.
 . The horses in their mad flight, with the froiit wheels ttached, turned south fT to- Broad streer. 1t the corner of Push street they colIiae,i with q half grown burro. Killing it instantly. This caused the horses to swerve and take 10 the sidewalk Ia front of the tent store they ran into an awnIug post and came tO grief, The post was carried away ana both-- horssa .yzere ~t.h,oHn.. down The chief sufferer was T. A. Pascoe who owned the rig. the carriage having been badly broken.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-22
PH0cLkmAT 0N OF ELECTION
Territory oi Ari,onn Exerrtive Drrarfmenf

ASfE ttDfy pI AFi HOnH Exerntive Department WHEEE3S, under an srt of the Leg. isiosive Assemble of the Territory of Arizona, entitled Election " approved March ati, 1397. ii is provided that there shall s,e held il,1 oug ont the re- ritmy, upon the ruesday Af CT ,l,e fest Monday in SoveIU her 1 D 1893. and every iwO years the esfter an eirrtion for mem- bers of the legislative Assemble and such "ther nflice ss may he reQuised ny law sh sIi b. ch2Ssl at <u'.'I e!scsion |.
 AND WHEREAS, iii fu ther provid. ed in said act that ai ieast thirty days before ea,.', x4He sl elaction the Cover nor must ssSa sn Election ProClama. ton, nnds the great sea! of the Territ- o'v. and trsnsu,i; eoules thereof to the Cl,.rks If 'he Roa ,is of super viso.s "f tue rnuuties in which snri elections are tn be held sGch proclamation to con. tain 4 -tStement of iha time pf the elec. ton and the ptYires to he filled and she offer Of .eward n the. form pres crihed by said %rt
 NOW THEREFORE, I Nathan 0. Eurphy Cove DO of Arizona in parsu- anre of the dnty enipinrd np"n me. do hereby order s general election to be held on the Tuesday after the first Mon. day in November 4 D. 1SyS. and the uffices to he filled at such election I do hereby designate 10 be as follows. to-wi::
 One Delegate to the Fifty-sixty Con- gress of the United States.
 Twelve memberr ol the Council of the I.eg,slative Assembly of the Arizona. and twentv-l,,ur members of the House f Representative of Fhe Legislative As- Semtiy oi l iEnns, apportioned agree ably Co existing laws as follows:
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-22
N0TicE.
I. the Probato rourt of the County of ApaeA'

Tn the Probste reurt Of the County oi Apache Territory Q. Asi7ons
 Tn the n.st.er oft,s1
 es-a.e of Gilbsg GseeC.
 dteesEed
 Pursuart % pn order of the Jodss of said Court, made or tbe h. dqy of ssptenbSr. ISSo Notice is hereby given hat Willard tarr,I T. Is usur An6reR Jez -eH. A. V. Gibbons. d. Gibbons. Richard Gibbons. O. =. overs .. ,. h' Heap. Alma. nsvts w P. Lesuessr. ]. P. ksth lisbergerand E. zfy Baus-. have fls d 6 peti- ton win ths srk Of said Court, in whi 'h each of sad petitioners set forth claims agsinst Ssid estate. e'a:rajng @ be entitled te de,d frem the sdminissgatdz th-rsof for. esrs-in specified pare .ls or pecsa flsud ia the 5 " qusrtsr of see;inn p. Twp I2 N range B. east. ssid C al" as an entirely. being lh,- whole O. s' i'd quarter section. 1hst said dree scd was boa d nd ints: ded to convey ss 1 req: ss'ate by d d but died before >ueh canveyru" msde. the- reasons uron yis sa d lems ar' pre- i;c ted are set forih iR Ra Pstiu n. to hi Preference !s hereby mace for ur'hsr psgti ulsrs
 And nottce is hereby further given that Aos' day the third day of October Is $. atten o'clock c m o, said day. s, sAs c ast-roOm of said court. as the ceurt house. ID said county of Apache. Said day be xg regular term efsaid eourt. h's bsen fixed for hearing said petition. when and where any per son interested in said estate may appear and his aFIisen objections showi xesuss why said ? ilticR should not be granted and deeds issued by jhe sdEInistrstiI of said estate in accordance herewith. 1ated s pt. 6. 1898. B. GIBBONS.
 CierR os the Probate court.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-22
CONCHO LOCALS.

PeKgy's'' Observations nt Con.
 cho sssfs week.
 Mir. B H Wilhelm has again returned to his home in Vernon.
 M. Marble and the two doctors. Mir Plstt and Mr. GaE. stopped in ton n one night last week. They were on theIr wsy to Snowflake.
 Casper Nsegls and Frank Baird started last s tasds5 for WInsIow with apples.
 Bishop Marble and Dr PlSlt re turned from Snowflake last Sunday
 School was opsnsd, last Monday at nine o'clock A. M. in the Morm"n town. Mir. King of Kentucky b, ing employed ss teacher.
 George and stoyell Cheney returned III tie upCr country 8 few days age
 Mr. Burk vas in our midst Ist Snn day he 'wss just r+nnrn pg from HoI- brook. where he ms been to bid adivu to his son who IS just starting odt ss s missionary of the Mormon Church. C Kempe returned from Springer vllisl q Monday.
 Wm Putsinher ia h q ulino adobe. c,, his new house.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-22
EAGAR ECHO'S

Fiue weather.
 The tbresher is busy.
 6. N. Jensen of St. Jchns paid our town visit Vednesday.
 Samuel Penney and wife of Luna are visiting friends here.
 Mrs. Olive McFate. Of Alpine spent . day or two with as this week.
 Snpdrvisnr B-own is now . reaIdeai of our town. we extend himself and family hearty welcom. Masters Harry and Davis udali each met with quite serious accident few |, days ago, Harry's WAS < kick from 6 vicious colt, cutting 2 .sh about f0ul inches long and into the bone. just be. low the knee. Master David was riding q COW with the result of . brok. arm and npraiued wrist. both are mendina rapidly.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-22

SNeAl stations.
 Limited trains No. :. wrsssosnd. aAd Nc. (. ssssoeuAd. run semi-wesky.
 No. elssves ChicsEo c ?. n, wednesd 'ys spd easuH isys; psesss AIbullsrque l2:15 p. m. Fri- days and Mon lays; Bsrttow 7:ls D. m ruesdays And Sat riAys. arriving ct Los Angeles 6:j0 pm. Tuss lays and satlrd .ys
 Passengers f r .orth of GojAye holding tick. cts res flag direct via Moisvs change at Barssow tO No. 5
 Ne wiifleave Los Angeles At ., M Tusa. dIys and Fridays passia! BArstow at l:40 D. n AnA Nsedles 7:4Up m same diys: Albuquerque s:ss ? "a Wednesdays and saturdavs, rivin9 ct 'kioago D:4S n. Frid iys and Mondays. PasseAgeis from north of Eojave n y take tbo limited either St BArstow or The Needles Only frat-cinss tickets s0ld at [ II rd1es are henored on tAe limited trains.
 'uIiA m Dhla . sleeping ears daily through seewsen L"s AnTeiss and Chicago and Wi lIsms and San Francisco.
 Pullman toarist sleeping sars daily thrsnRh between Chicego end San Fransisco and CIisaxo an I4Os Augsl.s.
 TeuFist ears leave San Francisco every Tu.a. dey aad Les Asgs e every We :n~sd.y. running through to Ksrsas City, Chicago and Boston. The only line reaching the Grand Canyen of tAs Colorado.
 Ask for . beautifully Illustrated beck wAicA will he mailed fires.
 JNo. !. BYRNE,
 Gen. Passenger Agent. Les Angeles, Cal.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-22
Millions Given Away

1t is certainly gratifying to the public t' know of one conrern in the Isnd whn are not afraid [" be generous to the needy aud sufferng The pFoDri-tnrs of nf nr. Kings New Discovery Ear ron sumption. Coughs and Cnid- hare gwen away over ten millions ri q h'isss of th's great medicine: and have ihp sa'isfac'ion on knowing ii has ah-,. mielv rure'i thnussris nf h"p-.l,. se eases as'hna Bronchitis Unar-eu"ss and sH diseases If ih= 1hr.,~f, Ch4s, ErH Lungs sr" snF-''v ,.n-" ns''r Cail on 'h-S' Jnhns Drue ''n a",' ,~' 4 '-'z'hn'''" '-.r R.cnls, ,'Y- !C' ,,t sl Every h e gndra 'teaf "r pc
 r. f,, ted
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-22
ossen Biglow of EAgarvills is ia town speeding . few days.
HEAR THEM WEDDING BELLS.
,. Nelson, Baea.

.:MARRIED-At the residence of
 Capt. Ben Scbdstef: last "wednesday
 morning at ten o'clock, Mir. John Nell
 son to Miss. MolIie Baca. after ths
 wedding . grsnd recptiou WAS held and at o'clock feast was Participsted' in tue host was sn immense one. Tn the .oyenins grand ball was given in the Armory Hall, dancing vas participated in until rather late hour. When the
 happy folks dispersed to their respcc. tive homes. but with reIudant leave of Their fair y0nus friend doIne:
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-22
Tax Collectors Notice. TAXES FOR 1898.

N"tsCe H HeTVby kiVcu tbht Ih Dup lcaiO e. s.sanent k0li sf Al ache coun:y. Ar'E ma Terri sory. for the year 1 1.s . now in my possrs sion for the collection of th- taxes le, fed
 Tax's will b. delinquent OH th third N day of December. IS. 8. and unless paid on thst d,y or p'isr thers:s. five per cent VIII De added to the amsunt thereof as a penalty.
 Taxrs are rev due. and m ay be raid ai my { eel in st Johas. Ap.ehe courty. Ais nt any tms within ofiss hours. until December soth, ssss.
 \ scRrsTFH. Tax "Glle.tor. G. Jshns. Ayisoaa. s:p'smAcy 4lth. lsss
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-22
NUTRTUSO JOTTINGS.
What "KlppleEram" Saw at Nwt~soso rlsia Week.
ECHO.

What .sKlppIegram'' Raw at
 Nutsioso tkis Week. MissZiua Wilkins has returned from 9t Johns where she has been under the care of Dr. Calf. Sbe looks well and hearty.
 David Love has returned from the Blue,- he WAS successful in getting . contract of deIfv ring Is 0O0 lbs of oats at the mouth of Bush creek. Peter Baird has aone to Fruittsnd to ieok for place to locate. School began yesterday morning with sixteen students.
 Court men are returning-theyr report nothing done.
 The threshcr begins again in ths morning.
 Kippiegram.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-22

a"i 'li shah be elected in each rnnut, of 'h- rr- i."y one Probate ! rt.... D q U-'rirl tuorne, one Tres. q e "r,R Record" one Surveyor. two .,,'.'r''rls nt Fot q If Supervisors: and ices :' .. % 'u1t ts whs' the offire ,,g -s,r C si.-.tr hss snt ben con.oli. sl-, ef.t'.-r if nf Sheriff or .Trea. ..a- 4Z oi.et'or si'nlt he elect ed ..'.' -rf s' pacinntS oi each -~'r I-s .-,' "f thsf' 'ca.'e and one -,4ja ...i u rrh.s, pcin ts as art -a.'slet F., 8" u-..... o the ;t.are anI .Hs ns-n, ,e shall b. tr3 + ai- oe elected in .s.,-1. ,1 .. :te i ' ... .4s one Coun
 uf.ai
 3f DHr.e reward --. .s l.le @tees' and con.
 9a ,rrv D. son virlaf. l>. isitus of Title W
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 rersiso-s oe Ar.snu1 : .Couf-,y of. Aaeah~
 l J H Greer. Cltrl of the Board of s'upervisors. in and fo the County of Apache. Territory Q Arizons, ,io hereby Certify, that tn. above and foregoing is full. true anc correct cupv nf ,he Governors Proclaim alton as tho same appears on file in m, office.
 Witness my hand and seal this sth day of Oct0 her, 1898.
 J H. Greer, Clerk, Board of Supervisors
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-22
AGENTS WA TED
 For the Life e Wm. E. GIads Ions.
By JOHN CLARK RIpPA1H IT. ..

The rOst eol,b-aIed orator and s.Aissssse e "a cd times His h1filiant geniuz and reE4rE-
 le oh r. ct r. is grand echievrf7rets ss IssS.
 . 'd inns Mi"iEter: Ifs n fgpif eat sriursrAs 0r . p"liticals uEvl .s; irclud uz his fsnauus ,rIee' hes, st'ikiI incidents, personai ec- q 'fe%- t. euoeIb D enPr"TfHks OVFM
 5H pAGFS CNL s2j0 splendid CEnvsssipP P Q tfit W tA va'u he prei inn. ter aaA fsIi ins -tr clio SCI frs gprS cents ;n ss sss fs savsx 20 se Nta hNera' terms RrarI 13ssss rssH- ty dn's dit Frsi@ht ? i'd .AFsass ask3s- 5 C to sG c dTy Be first n tis held. O7ssS . utftt Esp riene Iios nesesss-T ss - rybody wlutslt. Mention this 0spe- aGs ROE BOOK CO.,. Dep'tJ. Dsa;bss sf., casss.ss
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-22
Nesice for Rnbsicatse4
tEOmest ad Entry. No. $e9) :. y

tHOnest ,ad ElIFy.N NO. o6lJ LAND OFFICE ,r pR scoTF. 'fL6E H
 Sept m7cr r, 1893. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has nled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim. and that's proof will he made before the Judge O Protst Court. at St Johns. Arizona. Cn No xerdner f0 1s a. viz: John 4. Noft0u fh- tie \ F. Iz NEI< Sec ? SE i4 sEl4 Ser 12. NV }4 NV IIsec 26 sw H swH Sec. *s. Twp N. range TK
 . He names the following witnesses t1 prove his continuous residence upon. and cultiva. ton of said land. wiz:
 Srencer W. Nilthark. of SpIinR Fvilie, 4 rig, Samuel Fl. Hswell. oi Greer. .. Jimes Hewitt Of SprngeTvi'le. Hsnry r. Ho bson of Greer |"
 FREDERICK A. TRITLE. JR.
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The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-22

Welcome Chapman IT. formely . re- sident or St. Johns. now . resident or Bluswater, is now st Salt Lake City on hiawsddins. tour.
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Ar. 4. O. Lambson Is seen upon out streets.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-22

M ERvES must be fed on pure, rich sW blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best sRerye tonic. By enriching the e5ee &kea the nerves STRQkc,
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IAxp OFFICE Aq PaEscorr, AsixsHA,
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The St: Johns Drug Co. have just received large assortment of goods such a Clothing, Candies Cr0cksry
 ware and toys.