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Arizona republican., 1899-01-30

Harry. the Valet" the extraordi- narily clever railroad thief, who stole the jewels of the dowager duchess of Sutherland, is now behind the bars, serving the sentence of seven y5ars' pc nal seryitude to which he has just teen
Arizona republican., 1899-01-30

condemned for the crime. But with the exception of few trinkets or ml- nor importance, none of the Jewels has 1 been recovered, and in recording the mans conviction, I notice that most of the London newspapers head their articles upon the subject with the per tinent inquiry, Where IS the rest or the plunder?'
 It is a pity that the authorities can not take the hint contained in these columns the other day, when I pointed out that the major portion of the gems of importance that have been stolen in recent years have been disposed of in India where the tendency Of ths ma tives to add jewels Of this kind to their hoarded wealth. or else to adorn there with their favOrites in the secrecy of their zenanas or harems, renders their recovery almOsE impossible.
 It cannot be too strongly urged that all the celebrated jewels in the cid and in the new world are known to the great jewellers, and that it would be impossible, for instance, to intrust to Tiffany, in New York, the setting or recutting of any celebrated gem with out his experts at once recognizing it, and being able to say whether or not the, stone has formed part of the plum der of some jewel robbery.
 T. is said that every shepherd is able to recognize each single sheep of his flock. In the same way, although to the ordinary layman jewels may pre- sent an extraordinary resemblance to one another, yet they are easily dis tjnguishable to the expert jeweler.
 Tat is why the jewel robbers never attempt to get rid of thsir booty either in Europe or in the United States, but send all their plunder by way of Bom- bay into India.
 If not only the luggage, but likewise the persons Of the passengers, first, as we'll as second and third class, were carefully searched when the steamers of Europe arrive at Bombay, Madras, Calcutta, and in the ports of CeylOn, many a time, celebrated gems forming the plunder Of some sensational jewel robbery either in Europe or America, would be discovered by the authori- ties.
 There is a man in India who could doubtless give many points to the po- lice on this subject. That is Jacobs, the celebrated diamond merchant, who has been portrayed by Marian Craw- ford in his so popular and clever novel, "Mr. IsaacS."
 JdcOOS Is the man whom the princes and rich merchants of the Deccan in trust with the purchase, and when in want of money, with the sale, of their precious stones, which, owing to their distrust of banks, they regard as their capital and invested property.
 It is no eXaggeration to assert that he knows almost every precious stone of any importance in India, being blindly trusted by the majority of his customers, and were he not the most discreet of men there is no doubt that he could indicate to the police the pres ent location of many well known and famous stones missed from American and European jewel caskets.
 Let me add in support of this theory that, with the exception of the jewels of the widowed countess of Dudley, which were recovered by means of compromise, nohe of the plunder Of the great jewel roEberies of the past five and-twenty years has ever been recov- ered.-Marquise de Fontenoy in Wash ington Pest.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-30
THE DOCTOR ORDERED

THE DOCTOR ORDERED
 the prescription and then left 1t for you to get filled you wish the medicine he prescribes to do the most good bring the prescription here, where you will get the pures drugs compounded by pharmacist who under stands drugs aud ther compromising. THOMAS DRUG STORE, 24o EAST WASHINGTON STREET.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-30
J. W. AMBROSE.
REAL ESTATE
 FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.

A good lodging and boarding house, furnished; size of lot 50x1371a. Easy terms of pay ment ............. $650O 20 acres all in fruit, water right, small house ........ .......... 1900 Ten acres we'll improved about fifty orange trees growing nicely; will yield about thirty boxes oranges this year. Good brick house. Will sell at a bar gain on easy terms. Only five miles out.
 Eighty acres with water right, five and a half miles out; $20 per acre. Business opportunities well located for sale. Money to loan.
 Property for exchange; your insur- ance desired; a few small ranches for rent.
 L. L. PLANK,
 No. I7 North First Avenue.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28
BvUAD OVER
Sidney Page Held to Answer
 Bail Denied

This morning the examiasti ID oi Sidney Page On charge oi murder ne Chfis Rohs,sson was resum-d before Justio- Schnstsr.
 A surprise vss .pruoz by the at- ,ornsys for the defence then the ap nounce msnt was made by them that the csse would be submitted without placing witnesses for the d.fsnss on sb. stand, ,hus ~siving further ex- sm,nstion. Tnis Wss followed by . motion made by \ torney Bowman s.kins that sh prisoner be admitted to bail. The argunsnts prscip:satsd by she sttosnsys gave an outsider not acquainted with Blsckstonian methods or legal proeeedures. sn in.ieht to the science os legal fencing Stripped O, ths legal phrsseolosy the deductions from the di -cussiops is that either sids are proceeding suardedly. Tbs psss- ecu,ion is accu- ed of astutslJ "rid- ing their hand" in that but four wi'. nssss- were placed On the stAnd whom
 ullv 2s moro are really sobpseosd The dsi-nss prUpossd the .ame ssesics and. aIth"ugh they may sls, have sn equal number of witnssss-, thes were Q | to expoes ths,r proof in the sx- ami stion. \. B. English made . s:roog plea to make the eas. . bail. able one. He held the evidence bs- fore th~ court on behalf of the pros caution was not suiAciens to convict and pus forth an able argument in support of his contention. He cited the Morgan case as b.i'sb!s and lad ssress on the fac, ,ta rags should be th- moro entitled so . reduced bs l. District Attorney Land defended the reisrep pc~s to ths Morgan bail, the ease not being analogous. He claim. d with e6-et that the evidence agsinss Psg. wss sooclu.ivs and dirsc' enough tn warrant the holding of the prisoner without ball Mark Smith centsod-d with convincing argument that the evidence submiis q was nos oGset by the defence. The court was guidsd by the evidence and his duty wss clear. He cited some oi the testi- mony and wss Of the same op,nioo e the District Attorney in regard to the bail.
 Justics ehustss entered an order shs. Page be turned over to the cu.- tody of ILs Sheriff and held without ha.i to await the action of the grand jury.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

Nr Alfred J 0old,nith represent tnK shs Esgls Milling Go of racs' Is in the city in tho interest of Arisons's mstchless Aour prOiucess. Tho Eagle four is being a-m,v s,sAb- lished in the Asisons hsu sehDll ss tha most desirable oi brands. Asa pro. grsssive. modern home iostitntion the Eagle Milling Co is idsnudsd vish ArisousS foremost induss-ies. Tns capacity of She aill is 3oo b4rr-is Aai,y. and during the pss' s>ason have already purohs.s.i s.OOo, COG pounds oi wheat and 3.0oO.eOo of barley. The eoupany's expenditures are ia the nsishborhood of elOO. 900 yearly.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

Wanted Men atd women repse ssutasivss to introduce an article oi merit sn d . voad.r of the age. A pen that writes twenty times lonR~r than any other with one dipping oi i-k. ls cells as cheap ss the ordiaar, p.n. Prnl,s enorm ,u.. Investigate . oncs. Aidrsss J. E. Biby, Lock Box M IT, l. 's Angeles, Cal.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

Hr. Chss Gardner is ia from his minss near 0so Simon. xr 0Srfner has been . Coohise county resident sisos 1888 during w,ish tim hs hs. been dsvel ping hls mi ling clV n' and his intustry is n's sss~risi by opening up .oms of tn. most prem. ising gold mines in this section Ar. Casrdnss will nov hs in dsnsnd among mining men vho ara sssking good developed gnl nro,srtias.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

On the 10th of December, 1897, Rev. s. \. Dsoshos. psstor A. E. Church. Suush, Ps. Plea-snt, W. Va, eontraeted . severe cold which Was attended from the beginning by voi- lent coughing. He ssys: "Afier re- sortisg t0s . pumbsr of so-rsll d spec . Aos,' usually kept in the house, to no pnrpose, puschs. cd bottle os Cham. bsrlain's Cough Remedy, which acted like charm. l most sheerfuliy ss- eommsad is Co the puhl,o." For ssls by Tombstose Drug Store.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28
PROBATE NOTICE.

h the Probate court. cosnty of Cochiss. rs1s- sory of Arisoaa.
 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE or Louis DuvaTl, deceased.
 Orcer. to show cause why distribution should not be mad~.
 On reading and fling the prtition of Frank R us in. the aominst'ator os the estzse of Louis D. val. deceased aying for aa ordes os dis. tribution the r~sid se of said estate, amoag tfe persons enti led thereto.
 It is osde' cd that all persons interested in the estate "f the said l. uis J)uval dec-lsed, he and appeas before the Hon the pr,oate co rf 'opm c( said cour in the ounty court use of said t,nu hise County. in the city 0f Tombsson- On Friday the roth day Of Novemb 2 1899 at one o'clock, ?. m. Then and there to show cause. why sn order of distribution sh uld not he n.ade. of 'hc residue of said estate, .moag the hers of said eceased. according to law. And h is furth or-er.d that copy of this os@er he prblisbed for two succ -s- i've weeks be- 'ors she said 10th day of November 1899 in the Tombstone D.il, Pro RECTOR. . daily n-w,- Dsp~s ps'nsed snd pnbii shed, in the said city of rombs one. and County d Cochise Arizona tesTisnsy
 f'sss" ocsobu sssh. lssa
 w. BRADLEY se's~ Prohsis Judge
 <c re eos.ftpsesow vs SSS
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Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28
A P. CT WsrkeV

No man or women can work we'll msatslly or physically, nor perform effective service of any kind who is burdened with ,trpid liver. Cons,i. patton and defici-Lt secretion of bile have oloRRed up ,he organs or the body % that they como, keep up the enc ray t0 the proper standard, hence, wsari- nsss, headaches. depreeeion, fesls sspstite result, All this can br chang. cd with few doses of PRicKLY AsH BITTnE.. It clsans the system thor oughiy, hushss the excretory candle drives out impurities, impsrs new life to the vital organs and re-e"sblish. co heal hv functional activity. which brings with it energy. strength. visol of lody and brain and cheerful spirits Sold by Tombstone Drug Stnre.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that th, dndersis nsd has purchased the inter. esis O! the To pg Ling O.. in the vees table garG~ns near Fsirbank. Tn, public is notified that Worg Ton, fsmiliariv k nown e Old Jim is D. longer connec ted with the above blsi mess firm and und, r-igned will n" bs respou.ible fer any debts contract. eA by him.
 woHe Tors LIHs. Hsirbank. Oct. 20 1899.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

wish 10 eyp'ess my 'bsnks to the manufacturer oi Chsmhe:lasn's Colic Chclesa and D,asvhoee R-medv, tor having put oo tb" market snch . V nd.rfnl nsdiein- :" says W. W. MssAinGill. of 8 aumont, Tezas There ass many sbousaud~ oi moshera Whoss chil srsn have ben saved from ss'aek. of dyssn'eSv sed chol. rs safso'am
 who usust slso is~l shsnksul. T. l. sos .als bv the T0mhsso~e D.u 0sosp.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28
Shs Asps R a0.as

ls snvi.d by all poor dy-pt ptic, whore Su mach sbd Liver gre out orter. All sneh shuuld know that Dr. Kings NeN Life Pill-, iLe wonderful S,. mach end Live Rsmsdy, eivrs ( sll' ndid spi cute. sound diee-tion and . rsRulas h. di'y hibis ,h.t insues per. feet h-sl'b and great en.rgy. Only 2S st 1GnbstOne drug stoie.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28
ARIZONA CHAMPION
< C0chise C Gntv Cowboy
 Wins the Prize

J. N. Porter, ths well known stock = man and banker, whose psesent ad- drs-s i- Fsrt rhomss. lately received . letter from Gus Pickett. nov of De- cstur, rsxss. who won :he e700 prize iu the ropins cont+ss as the St Louis fair. The Ranse Nsws says Mir Pic ls't was as ono tine foreman for Nor. ton ani Norton st Cedar Springs and is brother t Tom Pickett nov in the employ of Colonel Hooker. A Mr Pickett gained his skill in ropins through his practice in the mou ntsin, of Arisons, we claim for this section part of the honor of his victory in [ conis-t for the world's championship A grand reception was given to Pic ks't on his return sO Decatur and hii father. Judge Pick. tt, made him pre- cent d $SOO.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

minutes before ny hsby vas born. He is now ehree months old and weighs nineteen pouudI | know tt was pr. Pierce's medicine that saved @e from suhsring. ! advise sil women to take Dr: Pierce's pavosite Prescriptioa. also his 'Pleasant Peiiets' n necessary."
 Following the advice Of neighhog." 1" What . weight of con6fmatogy evidence ehese is in those six words. The neighboq had tried the '' Favorite Prescriptioa " and recommended 1t. Mrs. Jaeobs has also tried 1t and proved its wonderful properties cad now she recommends ie Beside each testimony as this its makers words are uu- imporsant. MD. Jaco6s' experieuce is .
 Act- Her neighbof's experienee is fAet Tie written experiences of sso.ooo other women are facts. There is 10 theory about k There can be 10 question sbous it. h every neighbofhood in this bgoad laud there are wo0eu Who have bees cured by the "Favorise Preseripsios." It hes eused Dose cases of feoaie complaist thas aIl oehef medicines fos Wo0es co0bined. Ie is the oely medieiss sf its kisd iaveused by askilled specialiR c 0ediciae-a segulasly grsdnssed physieiss sf Osss shao thlg0 yooeo' oeeuo1 WDeotoooo.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28
0s sesaeA. Ths aaSgesas

All doctnrs .old Renick Hamilton. of West Jefferson, o.. after suf-ring 10 months from R-ctsl Fistuls, he would de uniess . costly op~rsti'n was per- forfn-d: bus he cured h,n.s.lf with
 i've boxes of Buckis"'s Arnica Salve she sus-st Pile .ure oo E~'ih. and the hes' S>lve m the World. g cents . hox. ., Id by Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

Percy Bt nebrsks of Los AnReles has cold bi, i1'essst in tfe ssta,e Of his fat"sr the ls,e banker. N-jsr Geo H Bonsbrake. Young Bonebrske will engage in sio, k rai,ing in Arizona.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28
Tomnrrow tn. n.~ . P time ca,

Tomorrow the n~~ . P time ca'd soes in 6sct. 1hn.isv n" sannunce. msnss o' change hes been n sds on the ' v ( A. It is under tnoA hoW. evsS close connections will be made with the sass bound making deiav oi several hours in Bsnsnn for psss- sogers arriving on west bound srsins.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

The next legal .ssp in the cAss Of Page, who is beld over so swait tho sesi. Q of she grand jury. will probably es oa hsheas corpus proceeding. Jnss when 'his s~siop ~,il te taken has not yet been made kn"wn by sas ss. tosptys ios the prisoner.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28
COUNTY RECORDS

Insti amsnts Filed iluring the
 Past Week. SsAse", Ryder and Cox to J. J. Fay Jr. on mines $I. Territory to Frank P.yls, mine tax title.
 W F Nichols to I.abells MsCourt, Wilcox property. $SeO. JP Steele to B II and N s Weather. by and c $ Mulksy. mines $l Chas sailor to Thos Han. Bisbss property $7so.
 5. Booth to Geo W. Thornton, Bic. bee property. $500. r. c. Msr,ili to o F Auburn, ranch $3O.
 John Miller to E T s,imson. mines SIG.
 J Montgomery trustee to 2 3 wsrnekros. mi . t3oH. Al schw.Ttner and 0 R Monk to J Bslksy, minss l. 1hos B Chatham to RhodA Rigss, ranch $130O.
 fous miaes by Muikey and wsssh- ershy.
 One mine by Cochran and Wander. walker.
 Oos nins by Corhran and Hov srj. Two mines by HArst.,As. CAvsu. sneh end Henry.
 0ns mine y t.ass and A Shsv. One mine by c E Cummisgs ct. d. Oae mine by '.ie..j and Penney packer.
 MoRroAoR. Tbss Ha e Cnss S.ilss, Bishs- property tSSo
 Burt Dunisp n tdsns ani Bris. ban: CO. cattle Ss000.
 roTIcg O1 ,RYTsrUaU Filed by Coopsr Q ,ssa Go. Filed by rhns Piiw.ll.
 INooRP ,RArroN Of West Dish-s C1po.r Go.
 PRooI ,I LAB'R Filed by ] H slaughter. Fled by EN .rslsy ssssse. Filed by N z Ia.t.nslA.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28
ANAEMIA

women principally. IL is very common and is forerunneI of consumption. It 10 q disease of the blood. There Is only and ft is of poor quality. The symp- toms of the disease are quite numerous. They are readily discerned. If the prog- ress Of the disease Is not checked death From consumption or some other disease in Inevitable. HUDYAN will cheek its
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

s1: kss ss.ssy,Ss;;:.:: :
 oine aad tAre<
 S0aster p0audA
 6Nd ~ % m ( vesks sAer his 6tFsh I a6ered evere paia. Last hn following the sAvice Of . neigh eog. my hushe nd bought me Doctor Herce's Favorite pYeseriptioa which ! took dur AoG 0e winter, aod in March,
 lss6. ! gnve bifsh to .. haby boy weighing ten and arter pounds, [ waS only ia iahog two houry aDd vas ou " feet witbous helD unf1 thirty
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

CIsan.s tn liver and how'ls. and regulate the systsm ky using Prirkly Ash Bitters. It crates and su"sins nergy. Sod by the ! 1ombssone Crue Store
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

Have you any sLin disea",f fl e
 sa<- A tLad purifier. Pa,mersS.r.a- e. pafilla i- the b.st for r.l- by Ton b. Drug stnre. ii
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

The u.usl danrs by sh. Tonhstnns r~rpsiehor-sn Club will te keld st Mining Exchange Hall.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28
TO MINE OWNERS

IO MIN U CW NEKS B 'iax in c0mmuS ieafion with . number of eastern inveslers who de- sire to purchs-e or bond desirabl~ e"p- per and gold prospects of merit, rros. pecssra and mine owners will do V. Il ts list their mines with me. giving full pafticalsrs of loc. tion, work done, terms etc. Call As thy office or send descriptions. Your property msy just suit.
 CMIs. W. RLAcKBURH,
 Allen St. bel. <tn srd 5th
 Tomb. tore, T
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

Chss D mRl .ss the w-liknown Bar. bsoomsri rattlsnan is . visitor from Brookiine todsy.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS.

An old. well-tried remedy Mrs Winslow'- Soothink Syrup has bs CD used for over fifty yesrs by milli. ne oi moth-rs for their children while |. eth. ing. with perfect success. It soo,hes the child. sof'ens the gun r, sll.ye all pain, cures Nipd c"lic. snd is the hes, remedy for diarrho+a. l, is Ple.ssui to the taste. Sold by dIuggi-i in every part of the world. Tw. n'y-five c-nis . bottle. I,s value ir incslcuI- sble. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winelow's So"thing Syrup. and take po ether kirS.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

Nearly all os the witnss sa in the Page case returned to P.ssss todsy.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

Lsn Eneie and wife left sodaY Tor their home in Bisbse.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28
What a difference in the suffering at time of childbirth

when Dr. R. V. fseIce's mediciueD gre used.' vrites Mn Edmos Jscoes. q Bargersviiie. Johnson County. Ind 1T had yeass ago when I vas coukued so haA to su6er almost death. Before baby vas born Icoui6 not be oomy fee1 witboat two persons holding ne.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

anu make the p8- tient strong. HCD TAN Is for women as we'll aS men. HUDYAN Is .. vegetable remeiy and it Is harzaless In its en.Cst. lt contains no iron 10 cause the teeth te oecay. If you are . u fferi n . you should take HCD. TAN now and { h c n note the change in your condition Study y our symptoms carefully. These are your aymp- toms Take HCD- IAN now ansi they will Asap- pear.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28
CAUrION

CAUtION
 All persons are hereby cautioned not to tuy o', or deal with P. N. Hil- ton or wiie or any stter yerson hui the undersigned fer any ea'ile O. h"r.es brsod' o J. H c. ccnres ted oI circle and t:isnRl brand or any hcg- ss sll ss q prep .r'y belong to Mckee Rs,ny end no one else hes any s,ghss shere,o.
 4 F. ExAHUSL.
 Guardian sf MrKse R.iny.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

kAasgsIs.. G-- ..&nrs~ SSSS Hc0 c. isS. ..r Js,s ssss.t - =.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

"Hexicsn Neuralgia an TS ach. eure," puck. harmless cure, 5j cts. Tombstone Drug store. u
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

For sale, one Hall safe. Apply at r. B. Austin. u
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

0o100oo - my osOsA Syaneee1 seeaese hsbls eurs. nakss .saS
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28
YCU2 WEAK PJiHTS ARE:

YoU2 WEAK PJiaTS ARE:
 | CONSTANT HEADACHE-THE feel Ing is AS though ,ne head were guIng to Svrst from too nuen pressure. HUDsAN. ny its acton "n the bioed, will eQaaiIss the eirculation of blood and the heSdachs
 i.x- sUNkEN EYEBALLs AND DARK klSS.S BENEATH THE: EYES. HUD- VAN viii cause the rings to disappear 3-1 PALE CHEEKS. from the poor auai- fly es ss.s s.oo'i. it being almost devoid of red coiorink matter. HUDlAN will enrich the blood and cause the cLeeka 10 become bright and rosy.
 A wEAl MESS IN THE HEART. This heart becomes weak and there Is . con etant sinking feeiIng around It. HCD- VAN will make the heart strong and cause tt to beat regularly, and the sink ing feeling will disappear.
 sToMaGH oTMEEIiSS xSn oE iNbffEsErrn MEIsHT IN THE due 10 the feet that the food In the s;om. ach is not acted upon by healthy blood therefore it is not properly digested, This leads to hahitual constipation. HUDYAN will cause the food to be properly digest. mSrSos the sSd relieve n: the above symptoms and make you xsIi HUDYAN is for you. It is for mez, and women what HUDYAN has 1eas Tor you There are many other sunerers and they also wish to De cured RnDYAN can Se or q! packages for q 90 ;f your druS: gfst does not keep it send direct to ths Hudyan Remedy Co.,, San Francisro oV Los Angeles. Cal Call upon the HJID- TAN doctors Consultation is free. You may call upnn the doctors or write. e you
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28
RAILROAD TIME TABLES

ARIZONA ANDa SOUTHEASTERN R.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-28

Daily. Pacific time
 I.J. FRsr. Geaerai Manager. NAucLE. E. ]. GIlsnS. Assistant General Manager. Train Master
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-04
THE ANTI-SALO0N LEAGUE.
Its Objects, Methods, ETC., as Defined
by the President.

EDITOR BARRE EVENING TELEGRAM -
The recent work done In this city by
the Anti-Saloon League has aroused Il
great deal of interest. Expressions Of
opinion have not been withheld Oh
either side of the question; and the
League has been criticized tor its work
by some who aflerward, upon careful
reflection. have seen that their attitude
was wrong and their criticism unjust
As to the criticism of the law breakers
themseive and their sympathlzers the
League cares nothing.
If you will kindly allow me space in
your columns, l would like to state the
position OF the Anli-Saloon League.
/. The League is organized. as its
name indicates. for the suppression Of
the saloon; and by ":he saloon" is
meant the sale OF Intoxicating liquor as
a beverage, whether carried on in a
hotel, a restaurant, drug store, a
dwelling-house, or from Il pocket or Il
whatever the place where this
business is carried on it it marked by
the League as the foe to temperance and
society, and therefore to be suppressed.
2. The League is composed of all
the churches and temperance organiza-
tions of the city--institution which ma;
fairly be supposed to have at heart the
best interests of the community. lis
council is made up of four representa-
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-04
STATE FINANCES.
Vermont Makes Good Showing Fin
50 ancially as Well as Otherwise.

White River junction, Oct. 4.-State
Treasurer John John l.. Bacon has just
issued a statement in detail showing the
financial condition Of Of the state.
The amount on hand July /, 1898
was $134. .431.76. The total receipts
including this we're 81, 1,41S,921.55.
The disbursements were interest $31,
034 SO. temporary loans paid 1926 900,
debentures of the Legislature $57.s44.-
20, extra pay soldiers in late war $751;
95S.18, cash on hand $133,632.91, this
with miscellaneous items made total of
81 3.921.55.
There is available for this year $34S,-
51O.86.
Among the receipts is 81 ,58l.27 from
% towns, for excess of profit on liquor
agency sales. Ludlow reports the lar
gest sum, $273, IA; Highgate the small
est, CSC. The corporations pay $403,-
$500; the collateral inheritance tax,
$13, 661.36.