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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-08
ABOUT SOME PEOPLE.
F. Emerson Lane, OF Denver. is In the city.
II. II. Penny. OF MaryviiIc. No.. is in the city.

F. Emerson Lane. of Denver is in the city.
r. II. Penny. of Maryviie. No.. is in the city.
j. " Edmston and wife. of Lincoln Neb, are in
Kansas City.
Among the visiting stcckmen is E. :. Clenmons,
OF Montana.
J. W. Ware. of skidmcre. No. merchant. va. in
the city yesterday.
A. Forsythe a Pierce city $40, business man. is a
kansas City visitor.
Fred striblem. a St. Joseph druggist. was in the
city yesterday or business.
Among the Indian Territo.y merchants In the city
is W. {. Perrin. OF Chickasha-
Among the Kansas City visitors yesterday was D.
c. Richardson. of Horatio. Ara
Frank Ksucher. who builds elevators was among
the visitors from ST. Joseph yesterday.
D. 81 symms. OF Atchson. a well known whole
sale grocer. vas in the city yesterday.
). B. Dodge and wife of Harrington. Kas. were
among the Kansas city visitors yesterday
" c Baker and d. Pollard of Beloit. Kas. were
among the Kansas city visitors yesterday
Among the visiting merchants in the city yester-
day was II. c. Mason. OF Minneapolis, Kas.
Promnen: among the visiting s,ockmeu were A.
Kzs.
Among the prominent St Joseph people in the city
yesterday David Blair. who is connected with
Wholesale millinery house.
Miss Annie =. Bell. who has been the stenosrapher
Of the officers Of the Kansas City Ksrniyal Krewe
for the past thee years. left for Chicago yesterday
take a position. Miss Bell was really the
secretary % the kre~c. although she did not have
the title.
W. H. Rossington AID d. W. Muvane Of Topeka
and o. +. Boa. of Pittsburg. passed through the
city last night for St Louis where they appear
before Judge Thayer this morning and ask that
Williams be released bond until his case can be
heard On its merits.
Theodore Poehler. a Lawrence. Kas. Wholesale gro
Ger, passed through Kansas City yesterday on his
vay home from Europe. where he spent 4 year and
half Sir. Poehier states that the campaign ags!ns.
ried IN Germany b. the distribution literature
setting forth what is alleged be the improper
meihod q: curing meats and other American bread
srgzs.
lanes Iiartnett. a former ST. Joseph policeman
wa in Kansas City yesterday. Mr.. Hsrtneft r.
signed a few days ago account Of poor health
brought on by bullet which is lodged in his spine.
He vas shot b. a brother onicer years ago
ahIIe both making effort capture an
-scaped prisoner. The prisoner being chased by
four Officers who shooting in the air in order
10 Brighten him Officer Hartnett happened Ia lie
coming from :hc opposite direction In head
of the fugitive. just he got told OF she a
bullet struck him in the side. He held the prisoner
until his companions arrived and then fell at their
feet apparently dead. robust constitution ali
that saved him He served on the ST. Joseph police
force nearly eleven years
lets. and as easy to take as sugar. Every
body likes Them Carriers Little Liver Pills
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-08
City Hall Notes,

F. II. Turner threatens the city for dam
ages by the erection Of the retaining wall of
Independence plaza.
will short this wear there Will be balance az
about s. Sp remaining in the fund after all of the
bills paid except that is due the Barber
phalt Paving COmpany.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-08
Wanted to Carve n Bartender.

Lem Leslie in police yesterday TIE
charge OF trying TO obtain carving knife for the
purpose of cutting short the of a bartender
the Southwest boulevard who would not give him i
drink. In his wild search he stopped by O1icer
c. +. Lewis who took him to the holdoyer. He
cooled Of completely when his trial up, and
begged the judge to let him but the judge fined
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-08

Charles o Day is a boy who thought the show at
the orpheum giving him 50 much pleasure
as he had anticipated. He blew fine shot from the
gallery down upon the heads of the people beneath
him The fun vas all his however. while it lasted
The people couldn't appreciate the iose. and O'Day
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-08

II you once try Carriers Little Liver
Pills for sick headache. biliousness or con-
stipation. you will never be without them.
They are purely vegetable. small and easy
to take. Don't forget this.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-08
MUNYON'SINHALER
Cures c ataTTh,
Asth m a, Colds,
Coughs, Influenza,
all Nose, Throat and
Lung Diseases and
Preients Consump-
ton by Inhalation.

Clouds OF Msdicsted vspOr inhaled through the
nOuth and from the nostrils cleansing ahc
Ssporzing all ;he inasmed and diseased paris whicn
cannot be reached by medicine taken INTO the s'oii
sch.
The pocket inhaler is made OF hard rubber. and
may be carried in the pocket always ready iot
IL is unbresksble and unspiilabie For the Use
OF families there is larger glass inhaler.
Nreael>s he sore spots-H heals The ra'o places
II goes 10 the seat or disedse-R acts az q balm
and tonic 10 the phoLe system Price SL0d van
all medicines at all drag2ists, or uiI be sent ty
mail post paid to all parts.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-08

hustled of the OF action and taken TO the
holdover. delegation OF newsboys begged his re-
lease OF Judge Burnham who faed him So and gave
him a stay of execution
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-08

Are as small rs homeopathic pei
lets, and as easy to take as sugar Every
body likes them. Carriers Little Liver Pills
Try them.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-08
M.Quinn,
549.55l MAIN STREET.

We quote you a few prices on
first-class Groceries and Meats
that ought to get Your patronage
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THE WEEK IN SONORA

At Altar last Monday morning,
Abraham Pompa and Miss Guadalupe
10 Lleuo were united in marriage.
It is reported that company has
been organized at Hermosiio Tor the
purpose of woi king The marble deposits
in the Campana mountain adjoinln :
that city.
At Hermosillo last Friday Mrs.
Mar arIta r.. de Noriesa, died after
- short period OF illness Mrs. Norie "a
was nem Der of oue OF the best tauil-
lies or tbs Souor4 capital.
Mr.. George horde nholt, of New
York City, has oeen visitor III Quay
mas for several days hr. Norden-
..olt Is d " ell known commission ner-
chant OF the great metropolis.
In the election of officers of the state
con gress, held at Heru.oaillo on No
seiuber lst, the following persons were
elected too ensuing term: Gustavo
Torres, president; b. A. Sllido, vive-
President; Fernando Nj endez, secretar,
a suspicious Yaqui Indian was
captured near {; nay mas last Satur
day night by picket OF tie national
gard of that city. The lndian Was
brought TO Guay,nas aud delivered to
the project OF the dist. ict, and that
official ordered him to be imprisoned.
he General III command OF tho zone
vas telea rapAed of the capture.
The water supply of Guaymas not
being sufficient tor the demands, the
water company has just begun the
erection of snother large reservoir
nour Las Delicias, the site OF the pre-
sent one, fer the accommodation OF Its
numerous patrons. The company is
in a Houlishing condition under the
ale manag 9, ment OF Alr. L. Strom,
Nr. Geo. Montague Of Nogales. is the
president OF the company.
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that his acceptance of com mission "
the army vacated his seat in the
House, an objection which was sus-
tanned by the committee of which
Speaker-to be Henderson was chair
man, and which would have been sus-
tanned by the House had not the per-
soaal popularity of General Wheeler
been SO great that the House
declined to consider the report on the
plea that there was not time enough.
wing TO the nearness OF the end of
the session. Win Gen. Wheeler's
present commission -bri gadier gener-
al OF volunteers gwen him he
was not member OF the House, al
though he had been elected as such.
Consequently no obi sction will BE-
made To his being sworn III as a mem
Der whenever he presents himself, bat
the ITO aueIt he takes the oath as y
mem Ger of the House hs will cease to
be brisadier general.
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TORRES & ralETAs RAILWAY
Time Schedule No. 6.

Time Schedule No. 6.
as Torres 9:45.
Train No leaves Torres Ii a. m Ar ives at La
Colorado 1I:4I
Train No leaves La Colorado p. m. Arrives
at Torres S:45 p. n.
Ira No. Leaves Torres $50 p. m. Arrives
at La Colorada 7:15 p. m
All trains on this card connect with Sonora
railway trains n Nogales and Guaynas
Tels raph commune ttion exists with Las
Priotas an La Colora "a with all TELEGRAM phi
lines, rrte 81 ITS Mexican money for ten
words and two Is for each extra werd.
a-senger rates to La Colorado aud vice versa
S1.25 fir t class and 81 o. second class.
Tho Torres and P'ietas railway is the best
route for Ure+. Mataps and the Yaqui river.
Passengers ran hire Goa hes fro La Colorado
for ahove named districts With n reliable
driver who is well acquainted with these dis
ticts.
Well+-Farso e Co, carry all Express matter
en- Torres & Pr.etaS railway, Ihroush rates
from all parts of tle Unitel Stat ad Mexico.
FteiSaL cau BE- c nsigaed TO F. ii. Seymour
" Torres & Prietas railway, Torres, for La Co
10 ada Miuss rie tas. Ures, Mat ape and other
poin in that district, who will pay advance
charges aud forward samo free Of comm.sSirn
Q: brokerage.
T. II. SEYMOUR,
Proprietor anu President
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Carnival Advertising.

During the next i've days the ad
vertislng matter of the Phoenix In
dIan and Cowboy carnival will he dis
5ributed i'll all parts Of Arizona and
the southwest Three adve. Using com-
missioners started out last night OH
this mission. Mr. Julian Willard will
visit Globe, Bis5ee, Solomourille and
other points. Professor Meskimmcns
and Q. E. Orr are to cover the towns
and mining camps of northern Arizo-
na and President MCGOWAN left at the
same time On a business trip to Los
Angeles and will stop over at Y una
to stir up carnival talk in that pros
porous and ent~rpIioing city.
The Elks have decided upon pro-
gramme for their day, December 6, of
the carnival. There will be parade
at IL O'Clock. At 80 p. III. a loot
ball game at the park between teams
not yet chosen. lhis will be imme-
diately followed by game OF base ball
between mines made up Of the mem
bsrs Of the Oh der. TIE players viii he
provided with butter fly nets to inter
cept the ball. The short stops will
have huge Baskets. AT o'clock there
will be minstrel show at on ell
hall followed by a banquet and ball.
The lodge room of the order will bs
kept open and refreshments will be
served all day.-Republican.
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Masonic Grand Lodge Officers.


Thursday morning at Tucson, the
folio win. off :ers of the grand lod e
were elected:
Grand Master-W. F. Nicho!e,
Wilcox.
Deputy Grand Master-George
Monta que, Nogales.
Senior Grand Warden-J. J. Swes-
ney, Phoenix.
Junior Grand Warden-F. NJ Zuck,
Holbrook.
Grand Treasurer-M. w. Kales,
Phoenix, re electe
Grand Ssrretary-George J. Rosk-
ruge. Tucson, re- elected.
Thereafter the grand chapter trans
acted business and elected grand Off
GERS as follows:
Grand High Priest--F. G. Brecht,
Prescott.
Deputy High Priest-George shand,
Tucson.
Grand King-Dr. G. D. Belden-
Phoenix.
Grand Scribe-Dr. F. a. Sweet,
Bisbee.
Grand Treasursr-M. W. Kales,
Phoenix.
Grand Resorder-Geo. J. Roskrdge.
Tucson.
The grand commandery held It's ses-
sion late in the afternoon and the Off
GERS chosen We're:
Emmine Grand Commander
George Shand, Tucson.
Deputy Grand Communicate G..
Brecht, Prescott
Grand GenerullssiMo-Dr. G. D Bel
den, Phoenix.
Captain General-K. L. Hart, Tue
son.
Senior Grand Warden-Thos. Arm
strong, Phoenix.
Treasurer II. n. Luhrs, Phce.
nix.
Recorder-G. J. Roskruge, Tucson.
ALI the above and the appointive
officers will be installed this morning
at 1 O. clock.
Phoenix was named as the next
place of meeting, date second Tuesday
November, 1900.
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county of Santa Cruz at S2.S5 per
diam per capita to include hospital
Accommodations, fol, medicine, nursing
and medical and surgical care. Tne
bid was accepted by the board for the
balance of the current year, commence
ing at this date,
Demand presented by DIR. F. H.
WeIles for $50 for trip to Santa
Cruz river to attend wounded Nexi-
can; disallowed as no. being legal
charge against the county.
Demand 10y +. II. Welles for S25
services rendered a wounded Mexican
IN Jail. Allowed $40.
Demand OF + Ii Welles for examina-
ton in case of rape in justice court.
allowed SO.
Demand of + Ii Wells for $25 for
exam nation fees i'll case of insanity
aud for an examination before coro-
nrr's jury Ill case of man killed by
the train, also in case of suiciIe. De-
mand allowed for sSl4.
Board ne adjourned.
Approved,
Attest, A. H. Noon, chairman.
w. N Cummings, clerk.
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SEPTEMBER 25, 1899


The board met at 10 a. III; Full
beard present
Minutes of the previous meeting
read and approved
a petition was presented requesting
che appointment OF Morgan h Wise
as justice of the peace for Calabasas
precinct.
The.petition was laid on tie table
for further Consideration.
The board now established the fol.
lowing Official road dist lets for the
county OF Santa Cruz:
Nog les district No l, to be bound
as follows: commencing az the Inter
national monument near the city OF
EOgales, thence following the Inter
natioual boundary line eAsterly to the
GGmuiJ of the Patagonia mountain
range, thence northerly to Sanford's
ranch. Lheu-e nortnwesterly to Paio
Parade, thence southwesterly TO
Eoou's camp, Lhouce southeastsrly TO
chs boundary line, thence fo.le " Ing
Said boundary liae to point OF begin
ming.
Washington road district No g.,
bounced as per minutes of June "a,
1899
C.ittenden road district No g.,
bounded as formerly, less that portion
segregated therein ON and included III
u Washington road district.
Huachuea road district No f.,
bOunued as formerly constituted.
Tub@c road district No 5 COIN prisas
die main road with its coiaterals ex-
tenuiag from Palo Parade northeriy
t. the Santa Cree county boundary
Lac.
Gro Blanco road district No g.,
comprises tnat se;tion of Saata Cruz
coun5y lying wust OF the Nosales aud
Tuba road districts
Tue clerk VS. then instructed to
notify the road masters of each dis
t<icL a. c. the boundaries OF their To-
seeotiN-s districts, and where they
''aa~ve MT already executed bonds as
~<edured by law, request them to
do 20.
A demand was now presented
by Samuel Cophan for bounty on three
Eou ScaIps. The de.uaud was con
sidered and demand uiio we'd for $40.
Tho bid of the international SAM
ts.ukun Association tor the care oil the
sick and injured ind,sents for the
The border vidette., 1899-11-18
WASHINGTON LETTER.

"A Bryan triumph Is what nearly
every democrat and many republicans
| see III the results OF the State cleo
lions, and 1t is Lot likely that thers
"Ill be any more serious talk of any
| bo1y else Tor the head of the demo-
cratic ticket next year. Col Bryan's
ma nIhcent SUCCESS III his own state,
where lie largely lncl eased the fusion
majority in the face of many obstacles,
| Incl uding the Influence OF the federal
administration and the lavish expendl-
ture of money by the republicans,
aroused admiration even among his
opponents.
Boss Hanna's success in Ohio, pro
Lably the most costly campaign ever
carried on Ill a single state, Is accepted
as having knocked the bottom out of
all the scAe.aies 20 s,.rIng an anJi-Mc-
Kiuley candidate on tie republicans,
aud, unless something OF s;andAlous
nature should be fastened upon his
alninistra ton between now and the
meeting of the republican national
convention, MIR. Mckinley will not be
opposed for Ieuomiuatlou; but a strong
e!ement III the republican party, in-
GLIDING many of Its most prominent
men III Cong ress, have already began
to demand of MIR. Mchlgiey that he
depose King Hanna before the P.esi-
deAtial campaign opens. That will
not be an easy js5, as Hanna has as
much Justification III claiming his
dearly paid Tor Victory in ONO as a
has i'll claiming it as an endorsement
OF Imperialism by the country.
Imperialism ruu mad may BE- looked
for III future acts of the adn.inistra.
ton, as Mr.. Mckinley aud all liis cab
met have sue e>ded i'll persuading
the mselves into believing that the
State elections were an endorsement
of Imperialism by tine people, notwiUh-
standing the anti impe,ialist victories
i'll Nebraska, and III Maryland the
result in Ohio was not an endorse
nent of anything except the power OF
money corruptly spent.
Owing to the large number OF
Maryland democrats engaged i'll bust
ness III Washington there has been
unusual rejoicing at the National cap
lUal on account OF the return of that
state to the democratic fold, from
which it would never have sttayeu
had there not been q bitter family
row III the democratic camp. Mary
laud democrats are very positive III
say Ing that they eau keep the State Ill
ine now that the party is again
united.
Now that there is no campaign
to Influence, it is admitted by mem
beers OF the administration that the
movement to capture AguinalIo and
his array, which it was Oil Italy an
nounced the day before election could
no5 possibly fail, has met with delays
which it Is feared will give Aguinaido
time enough to get away.
Cen. Joe Wheeler has written that
he will take his seat in the House
during the coming session of Congress,
but AS he has not lett Manila yet, so
Ear as known i'll Washing ton, and it
viii take between six and eight weeks
for him to make the trip, he cannot
be- at the opening of Congress. Cons
titutienal experts say that should
Gen. Wheeler appear in the House to
take the oath his status would be en-
tirely different to that occupied by
LIN when objection was raised to his
resuming his seat in the House while
holding the commission OF a major
general of volunteers, on the ground
The border vidette., 1899-11-18
This week TIE v1DErrr received .

This week THE VIDETTE received a
large consignment of new pc, rollers,
inks and paper and now We defy COM
potion both in Work Iosnship and
prices. The work We guarantee and
the price will surely surprise you. We
are not working for glory, but we are
satisfied with a fair profit. The type
and inks we bought from Q. w.
Nicklin, Los Angeles, and the paper
stock and rollers came from Bake
Mefitt q Towns Los Angeles house.
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NOVEMBER l8 1899.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPER
vIsORs OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY,
NoGALES SEPT. 18th, 1899.

NoGALEs, SEPT. 18th, 1899.
There were present, a II Noon,
chairman; R EHey, uemoer. Member
Peck Icing absent.
TIE minutes of the previous meet
ing read and approved.
A demand was presented by I F
Brodrick for salary allowance as size
eff, from June 1st to August 3lst
for $50. All members present vot
ing aye" the demand was audited
and allowed.
i f I}rodrick appeared before the
tsaru ana not having made use of his
leave OF absence granted him August
ga, now asked for leave OF absence for
sixty days commencing September %.
All members voting AYE" leave OF
absence WAS granted.
a petition was presentrd by the
citizens of rubac asking for the ap-
pointment of j A Bucrusl as road
o7erseer tor said precinct. All meta
bers voting "ayc" the appointment
vas ordered upon the fling OF proper
bond, as required 10y all load over
seers in the sum or 5000.
Board low stood at recess until
Mondsy, September 25, at 10 o clock
q. III.
Approved,
Attest, "A. IL. Noon, Chairman.
w. N. Cummings, clerk.
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THE PARTS AFFECTED ARE:

TIE MUCOUS RIEMBRANE, LIN;
s s1fu q HGryG IFo viii reduce the inam
nation, produce a perfect circulation of
blood and leave the mucous membrane Ia
perfectly healthy condison.
EMBRANE OF 5 HE i ~ EARIt becomes
iniiamed and thickenedi giving rise ,s, to al
vent the spread Of the innainmation. fine
drum will not be affected and hearing
$GSRoNIG ToSsgLIT1s OR cHgoN,
venE W T. fS:2ias on IN THE HEART
he qn4A saua4e the e Of bood
and cause. the heart-beats to become
27S @E%kENER &C GoN ?EEI,I }Sss OF
TIE Ev L2GEn a toPHf SR 9S T!iE r douN HT
A AM eeoGN 81 is erect Or i
and healthy aud able 70 throw OF the
I. ITMRAGo. OR WEAK PACK
'h aUpYAN will cure all of the above
IL hy,pi perfect 'o Condition Of health Go 10
yogT dsu 81 r sSe tor and c.Ti orr ak
paeRases for s. 20. If your druggist does
not kep IT. SeEd diTTct to The ngD9AM
can consult, the, IiUDYAN DocT9Rs
unay call ard see them or write. as you
HUBfAN REMEDY COMPANY,
30. $40 South Broadway.
Los Angeles, Cal
Cor. Stocttor. Market and Euis Stz-.
San Francisco, Cal
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His Life Was Saved.

MIR. J. E. Lilly, prominent citizen
of Hannibal, No, lately had a wonder
full deli verance from frightful death
telling Of it he says: 81 was taken
with Typhoid Fever, that ran into
Pneuomonia. My lungs became hard
eued. I was SO weak I couldn't even
it up in bed. Nothing helped me.
expected to coon die of Consumption,
when heard of DIR. Kings New Dis
covery. One bottle gave grean relief.
L continued to use it, and now am we'll
and strong, | can't say too much IN its
draise." This marvellous medicine Is
the surest and quickest cure in the
world for all Throat and Lung Trouble.
Regular sizes so cents and 81 90. Trial
bottles free at Jas. b. Mix d Co., prug
Store; every bottle guaranteed.
Great bargains in ladies shoes at the
Red House.
Your head is the nOblest part of
you; adorn it with the latest style now
on sale at the ii Paso store.
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WANTED. A premium will be
p,id for copy of THE VIDETTE o.
July %, 1859.
The border vidette., 1899-11-18

FOR SALE.-House and lot on
West Street. House forty feet square
containing eight large rooms. En-
quire at THE VIDErTE office. 8 At
The border vidette., 1899-11-18
LA,GRIPPE

Ts ROW reap!nS rich harvest. It is draw
Ing thousands within its relentless grasp.
Medical statistics compiled by the best
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Notice to Creditors.
,s.a.e of w. H. RANDALL. deceased.

Esta.e of w. H. RANDALL. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
administrator of the estate of VIM. T. Randall
deceased, to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first publication of this
notice to the said administrator at the Office of
the BORDER vIDErrE on Morley avenue Nogales.
the same seing the place for the transaction of
the business of said est-te, in said county San
ia Cruz. z. D. MILLER
Administrator ofWn. H Randall deceased.
Dated Nogales. Arizona this f6th day of Oc-
tober 1899.
First date of publication Oct. IS 1899.
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WANT ADS.
MONEY TO LOAN, FOR RENT,
FOR SALE, ETC.

TO LET-3 rooms; city water, etc
Apply Flewelling.
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fltl SiCil Ms Oh the
world show that
over GO per cent of
the cases of ac-
quired Q 0 N =
SUMPTION are
due to L A
GRIPPE. T h e
consumption de-
VelopS owing to
the weakened state
OF the lungs pro-
duced by the dis
ease. There arc
also other points
of wea kness. Re
fer to the numbers
on the chart.
Study each ono
carefully. Fa-
miliariZe your
self with them. II
you have an at
tack of La Grippe
begin the use OF
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HUDYAN as soon as the acute symp-
toms have subsidized HCDyAN will
bring. about the restoration TO perfect
health
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FOR SALE. Copper and gold pro-
perty, situated u miles northeast of
Nogales in the famous Washington
district. Development work consti-
tutes l25 feet tunnel work running
on the vein and includes winge of 80
feet all in S75 ore. Ledge entire dis
lance averages four to six feet in
width Price $4,000 cash and S10.-
900 in one year. Address Miner,
care of VIDETTE..
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FOR RENT Furnished and I'M
furnished rooms at the International
Sanitarium. Prices reasonable and
the location desirable.
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NOTI' E. Responsible persons
who desire to make arrangements to
join a party to visit the Paris exposi-
ton: Address or call on Alfonso
Bachellier at his resideuce in Nogales,
Arizona.