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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-15

asONAL.
IADIEss Ctel's English Pennyroyal PiIh
Ts no o,S. ss the ..! Pest 3. tS.r s s. R.
caisns..sr. q s II e.. ikll.a."' ' F.
WATCHES CLED st.oo; ! mpin springs
e ,ss masraSS and rersirips Jew, Try.
..s.
X II, CAwTHG co. guarantee every gar
ment as repred.
I MARRY--send z matrimonial paper. pub-
iished monthl,eslthy patrons: personal
intrpductons and Mrs Drake. lt5 Il.
Washington. st Chicago,
YOUR EYES e,ned free, properly adj
| tusted with beaeltacles and eye glasses,
guarantee satis,on. Wilton's. sos Prairie
ARR1vED-Mrs. Fitch. the greatest
read your lifelm The earliest recollec-
tion all the endst, stolen or buried prop
erty located; 1ecret SO deep tnat sac
can not solve v In n trauce. All forms
of chronic disc, treated by magnet and
massage. lili lion avenue. 20
WONDERFUL TUNE TELLER
Black tells cveling, CSC, SOC, 81 CO.; re
moves troub'es.nitss separated; luck
charms. etc; 7oouisiana street, %
WANTED--Thc atss or whereabouts of D.
r Nichols CDaNicholsl, Address Tom
Golmon Goldthte. Mills county. reAas
u
A PRESENT 10 ~ little cir! who buys
ali,thing at tho snder store. II
NAPLES CHERi PEcToRAL will cure
coughs and coldplcasant, sure and cures
quickly; 9S cents NAPLES Drug Store oil
Cuneress avenueetween Mnln and Travis
streets. II
EGYPTIAN FACE.kgII beauties tho COM
pieNion; perfectltarmless Send y cents
ana llarn bow ,fske h Book and Nov
cry 20. boN - fburne. Texas 10
SPANISH TRANSITIONS. one cert a word.
ny pr Aubrey, bnish teacher. ?l5 Con
nicss. Houston. bias u
CALL ON or wfE to Thos. Owen. en-
: sroyer, for cuts lh,s congrfss ayenuc, u
wASTEp-The sdsss Of Alb. simms; was
s'f ssff n Il sr s ssssy s ss
ward viii be pa for address, Standard
Printing Co. 3o,Preston avenue. Hous.
ton. 0 II
THE ACME cleanf and Pressing Assoeis-
ton is the placelor ladies and cents 70
gst their clothes Inc M in drst-class or
GER Members. ~ per month. suits. %
cents. 6o2ia Mai strect. over Cockreii' $
drug store. ,. feen. y
LOST. HEIR IS. .Johrson.s Beaumont
Texas, desires TO dtresrond with the heirs
or legal Representative of Herman Aiken.
who II is believed ftided 10 Harris county.
Texas. In tho ycatpllp and perhaps later.
49, t.ni fss "a WI ~
Manhattan. a standard
machine. only So hsy payneutS: send for
catalogue; second lnd machines very low.
r. J. Flnek Co lalyesten, Texas. 4
low nndersrsduatsbo SECTORS. dentists. phar-
mactsts, lawycrs. dn soon graduate. Box
lgG. Chicago. III
II you appreciate flrst class
work. reasonable pHe. Fernandez. Q. o. ~
Partisan STRAIN Dying and clcAatpg. VI
Iravis. Is the placdto 50. y
lATTMANN & kNEcLAND. manufacturers
OF tents. tarpauiina etc., see our hunter .
tents. with foidins o. and bar; very uGnl;
carried In ordinary hsgy. Houston. Texss;
FINANCIAL.
oMETIilNO NEW, ID stocks and bonds pay
amount: inyestors tscured: payable any
time; no tpcculation( best references, Write
for particulars. In 4stors Trust. ls2i Arch
street. fhllsdeinhia. lra. q.
'ANTED- $500 for ojs year II 10 per cent.
on on nilt edged secu7v. Address ass. this
!Fp lNsUHxNCE p}llcies bought tor cash.
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WILL EXCHANGE Fruit farm close 10 city
mnu 'ake mouse and lot in lily as part paw
neht' easy terms on balance; on pronertv
sfe Two good houses. 1900 fruit trees also
Serapes' ETC. Address Fruit Farm. this Of
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LOST. FOUND. sTax1:
LOsT-A large st. Bernsfo q
c. A. Eimen. l0l5s coe
get reward.
FOX CLOTHING Try =
LOsT-LarEs black and tsn 81
to the name Of "cato ~ ~
q. Piilot'D name; sessss1
~ e bis rsessn }
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arr,p wArrEp.

WNNTED--At once, good white coon, WIZ n
references. Apply 1903 Capitol avenue. -
WAN1Ep-saiesman TO sell LIQUORS - nn nuud
ton OIL commission state lin S, nSm Other
naod so Address Is7s. this office. -..- l.
whNrEn--cood white girl for dining room n
al tais FRANKLIN avenue u. h Oaywooi 4;
proprietor isAa --------------------
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Board AND ROOM WANTED.

Or two Isdis,s board ss,o IL private family, couple
49,. - "Aikef avenue. II
vsis hm, noars and room by couple; pri-
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FOR SALE or ExCiIANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for Houston
property, fine improved truck far,o uS'o VI,
Deepwaier, including horses. wagon. har.
ness and all farming implements: a bargain
taken now. +. r. jones. 500 Milan street.
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THE DEIsAM0RToN Dress Cutting School liz
well patronixed In this city; our terms are
Z limit 10 lessons Reliable agents wanted
Y ~ Main street. Is
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TOBACCO SEED. TOBACCO SEED, on ali
varieties and grades for sale: reliable infor-
nation OH this culture furnished free; viii
only have enough seed within the next 30
Gays TO supply our customers who order seed
IA adyance. so Place your order now. Texas
Lear Tobacco Co.. \. r. Moore, secretary
Houston, Texas. i.
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Parsnip Complexion.

II does not require All expert to de.
tect the sufferer from kidney trouble.
The hollow cheeks, the suuken eyes.
,he dark, puffy circles under the ewes,
sallow, parsnip-colored complexiob
indicates it. ....
A physician would ask II you had
rhe luiatisIn, u duilpain or ache in
the back or over tn, hips, stomach
trouble. desire to urinate often. or y
burning or scading IN passing 1t II
uftrr passing there is u unrntistied
feeling as IL it must br at once repeat
ed, or il the urine hasa brick dust
deposit or strong OdOr.
When these symptoms are present,
no time should be lost in removing
the cause.
Delay tnav lead to gravel, catarrh
of the bladder. Inflammation, causing
stoppngt. and sometimes requiring
the drawing OF the urine with instru-
ments, or may -un into Bright's Di-
sease. the most dangerous stage ol
kidney trouble.
Dr. Kiliner's Swamp Root, the great
discovery of the eminent kidney and
bladder specialist. is positive remedy
world wide and it is 20 easy to get nj
any drug store that 10 one need suffer
unv length OF time for want of it.
Hover, " you prefer to first test it,
wonderful merits. mention THE MID
/ DEEBuRG POST and write to DR.. Kill
ner C Co, Blughamton. n Y. for 1
sample bottle and book telling al
about il, both sent absolutely free b.
mail
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Sloo REWARD Sloo.

Tho readers OF this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able TO c;re In all It's
stages, aud that Is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity CatBrrh being constitutional dis
ease, requiring a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ol
the disease and giving the patiedt strength by
building UP the constitution and assisting ma
ture in doing its work. Ths prOprietors have
sOimuch faith in It's curative powers. that they
ofYer one Hundred Dollars for oany case that u
falls 10 cure. Send for list of iestamOnials.
Address. F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 1sc.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Tavern license.
|. Pnrcivnl Narhn)d TroXvlyii.c.
= H. II. Faust BrNcrtnwn.
3. Wnliam II. Euisley. EcNrrtown,
l. Robinson MiddlrSw,fh, Mcclure.
i. Peter &. Hartman, PtnHS Greek.
Il. J. T. Spangler, Penne creek.
T. Reuben y. Neisry, Nrl>"rvill".
y. W. II. NrrSrettrr, McNceS lia,f Fails.
4 W.O. GeSi, Chapman.
ID. d. (. UIus, Swll''Ord.
II. ImcnD A. L"lt2ri. k,al2errillr.
f.. psnh'nm Kliur, kratarrVIlr.
~. Cbruun SrcnOll, NiddlebuIg.
l.. Ee't'r smith, Milhlehurs.
.cl5. T.. ". Thomas, Krramcr.
ii. Martin ScHr, Shim0kin Dam.
Il. Ellsworth Aurnud. Shnmukn Dam.
Is. Harry VI. Hartman $hamohiu pam.
~. harvey Z. Hans, NJ. rleasaut NILS,
-. !. /. Y,rarr, VI. rloaStnt NILS.
~ JH'Uh l.. Buck SrhhSgrON".
- H. y lirrHiCE, NrIinSGrOvc.
~! Gcla q f. Fentrr'htcner, SrllnsgrOTc.
-. Jih'ipun B. A'higas' Sellnsgtove.
-, ~. r. Sphlgcckcr Beaver springs.
2G. I.Ihcru" Nu$~rr PDgt TrcIrrtOu.
y, j. Inn Howell, port Trcverton.
-. D. 80 Nppm Port IRE 'crton.
~. GEO. " Weaver Ftrehurs.
81. G,O \ i iver FrrchurS.
a. Frsl. q. Glass Er"eburg
". R.cnCiJ. Bowen, Washington twp.
goi;icr's License.
-. i. Arno-ast, Mihd,cburg.
ai. W. II. Grl,un, Freehurg.
Is. 4 u. " limcr. SclnScrOvC.
Sisiiilcr', License.
80. Joseph l.. Marks, Franslin twp.
-. y. 4 II rtnan, centre Twp.
8s. Isaac Snawyur, AdamS Twp,
TAoIrsnir License.
80 JJsuIhI.. Marks, FRANKLIN Twp.
GEO NJ SHINDEL
Clerk Ol Court Ot Raurtcr Session
Miidlchurg, Ia, AplIi &. 1893.
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Trains leave Sellns,woyc junction.

Trains leave SelinsLrove Junction
10 90 a IN. week days arriving Mt PM 'delpbh
30Upi In New York 53p N Baltimore II m
Washington l0pm
53ip m dn,lv arriving a. philadelphia
% % p III New York 3 SO a III, Baltimore Q i5 p IN
Washington 10 80 p N.
sI2pm, week days arriving nc Philadelphia
80 !. IN New YORK IL n IA
Trains also leave Sunbury:
225am daily arriving at Philadel!hia 50 IN
Baltimore 0 35 . N Washington Il am New
York 33 III Weekdays, 10 SO u m Sundays,
$50 m week. days arriving AT philadelphia
II AZ q m, New YORK = l3 p 10, Baltimore II So
q IN, Washington 90 pm.
~ IN, week days arriving at Philadelphia
2s y IA, New York 30 p III. Baltimore OO p IN
washingtony7 Bpm
Trains also leave Sunburv at $50 IN and 8 .
and 8 s. n IN, Tor Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
Baltimore
I.R. WOOD. Gen'l Pass Agent
J. b. HUTCHINSON Gen'l Manager.
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ripcnel by the o,ienr.n oi over lni ~ century.
nn ll' curdlm Frrroh IF gIessve
New York Weekly Tnbuu, aclnoN dyed Tie couuny
as the leading Nnonol Family Newspaper.
Reco,uzuy all
md Nation the publisher POST you
with 'Tr New York Weekly Tribune
which enables furnish both the irng Sj
Every farmer and villages to himself to his family and
to the community which cordial support OF his local
paper words constantly and unngy for his interests
ouss his home all the and happenings of his neghbor
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License Notices.

tn" following named persons have hed with
The Clerk ot Quarter Sessions OF che county oi
SnvdGr their application Tor Tavern, Bottlers
aud DiSt!ll'rS Licenses, which VIII be presented
Tor approval THURSDAY, April 91tlI, 1892:
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~ ---' - -
Dec. "a, William L1Wk to Rach-
el Ewing o, Pen''s twp.
Dec. 81, George Il. Hendricks to
Matilda BOYER OF Washington twp.
1869.
Jan. II, Lewis Minium to Mary
Fisher of Perry twp.
Jan. %, Noble Hcskel to Emma
Holtzapplc of lreeburg'
Feb. i, Benjamin Miser to Cath
arine Grimm, botl. of Washington
twp.
Feb. q, John J. Coleman 10 Ell
len Bowcrsox of Centre twp.
Feb. 90, Henry Laudenslager to
Susan Knouse of Penn's twp.
Feb, %, Lewis Goodling to Mary
A. Derr of Chapman twp.
March 8, Henry Garmanto Cath
arine Jarrett, both OF Pcnn's twp.
March 10, Jonathan Ililbish OF
Elkhart, Indiana to Jane +. Walter
of PENIS twp.
March II, Henry Riegle toChar-
lotte Spade, both OF Middleburg.
April %, Philip Freed to Caro-
line Craig of West Perry Twp.
May 10, David Botdori, Esq, to
Elizabeth Arnold of Chapman.
MAY 23, Jacob Minium 10 Catha-
rine Hertz.
June -, Emanuel Auckcr to
Maggie Wcipcrt of Perry twp.
July t, Elias c. Weirick to Re
becca Renningcr Of Washington twp.
Aug. s, Franklin Hummcl to Mag
gic Dock of Niiddlecrcek.
Aug. $, Philip 5, A,it.crIing to
Leah Arnold of Perry twp.
Aug. IA, Frank Wcirick, Editor
of the Srljnsgrovc "Timcs.' to Miss
Clor, Rohb,ch both of .Sc,insrrove.
g.. q i,,,h sn;rl< +, Jouo
I<u.ler b,tb or Frepburu.
, Oct. >, Edward Boyer to !ImeIinr
Garmaa OF Washington twp.
s Oct. I, Solomon APP 10 HeN'li'
Gembrrhng OF Penn twp
= Oct. 10, john b. Smrlg' TO hmc-
line ilo"iz, both -! 9unb"ry'
Il Oct y, John A. Schn'e 10 'o''ra''
Ninev OF kichileid'
y Oct, Is, i. II. Mo.''r o, o; N'S'
Salem, J"mataIC"''o lara " '"cF o'
a west erry' :,
Nov. !, John Miser I" Mary LOO"
Il oo'R OF Ni'do'ecfeeN '"I,
Nov. ii, Ephraim freyhan ''
h eusyn T"r , ., por;,m;u Smith 70 Sarah
, Kpo,se both OF peuu's twp.
Doe , J,coh Heuter to Mrs
i Christiana Bolig Of Nlidd!ecreek.
Doe oG .Jcrcm;,h Ilr;s.;uyer f.
h Catharine Sechrist of Union twp.
,o-o
h
Jan: = fh'l'pJ. mover To Mara
Jane r:Ienmcyer OF freeDors'
Jan. +, Dame! iie'ntzelman 1t
g l'yo'lla lime OF Oh'oh Twp
= Feb. 10, Miles W etzel to Emma
Jane ho"sh OF freeoufg'
u April 10, Aer' AIbosast to Amc-
" IIa NINTH ar Parry tyn
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burg.
Nov. s, George s. Mitterling to
Margaret Weiss, both OF Perry twp.
Nov. %, Aaron Howell ofFrank-
lin twp. to Mary Hoffer of Chapman.
Dec. 8, Henry f. Charles of
Freeburg to Elisabeth Row of Penn's
twp.
Dec. 13, Wm. Fryman to Sevilla
Smith of Middlecreek. twp.
Dec. l6, Geo. w. Barner to FL
anna Heighgis of Perry twp.
Dec. 90, Abraham Mitterling to
Miss Emeline Arbogast ofPerry twp.
Dec. 90, William Boyer to Sarah
Weiss OF Penn twp.
Dec. q, Henry Walborn to Sarah
Whitman of PENIS twp.
Jan. l, jefferson Geisselman TO
Mary Tulauf of Juniata Go.
Jan. II, William Gilhrt to Car
oline Maintz of Washington twp.
Feb. 10, Henry NJ. Freed to
Louise Sechrist.
Feb. 81, Henry Krouse to Mary
A. Gemberling Of Sclinsgrove.
Feb. "a. John Shettcrly to Mary
Elisabeth Troup.
March >, John X. Hughes to
! Clara Seebold of Penn's twp.
March 10, Ezra Roush to Mary
Bollingcr of Middlecreek twp.
April II, q. Washington Lenig
to Miss Catharine Gable Chapman
April 2S, James Erdley to Liz
zic Hendricks Of Middlecreek twp.
May 80, William Miller to susal
Straub.
June l3, Daniel Wolf to Louise
Adams, both of Washington twp.
june 80, Evans Moycr and Mis-.
Fiana Weller, both OF Washington
twp.
July II, Jacob Ricgcl to Mis-
kate Ginney of the Isle of Que.
july Is. Franklin Dock TO Re
bccca Hcnly of Dauphin Co.
Sept. ], Jackson Lcnig to Ann
Virginia Dirk Of Washington twp.
Sept. s, John Mitman, to Mar.
Sauer of MiddiecrecS twp.
Sept. IL, Joseph Hime to Melind
Hoffman Of Perry twp.
Sept. 20, Ezra Philips to satill
; Lenig of Chapman.
Graybill or 1s%isif. %ess MaF''" e.. Twp. )" '''
Oct. 81, John Row to Lydi
Look of PENIS twp
Nov. 10, Willis Erdley to Cath
arine Snyder of jackson twp.
Nov. 26, Joseph S. Diehl toSara
A. Shelter of Northumberland Co.
Nov. 2S, Samuel Krouse to Sara
! Kratzer of Penn's twp.
Dec. 5, Jacob Heintzelman t
, Henrietta Smith of Middlecreek.
Dec. 5, Christian |. Winey q
} East Salem to Amanda Lands G
Richfeld.
Dec. Is, Henry +. Charles t
Mary Alice knights Of Port Trey
ertOn.
1868.
Jan. 9, Reuben Bratton OF Mitliil
Co. to Ellen Hosterman ofFreebure
Jan. 5, Isaac Row to Diana Jar
rett, both of PENIS twp.
Jan. ~, William n. Heimbaci, t.
Amanda Thomas of Selinsgrove.
Feb. Is, John NJ. Rine of Nc
Kees Half Falls to Elisa Klinge
of Gratztown, Dauphin Co.
March l, Michael Beaver to Alic
A. Hoffman of Monroe twp.
March II, Daniel Boyer to Mrs
Sa. ah Bolender of Washington twp
April 16, George Bressler to Su
san Aucker, both of Perry twp.
June 7, Henry S. Schnee to LIc..
! Ann Mitterling:
June IA, Samuel Hammaker t.
Mrs. Elisa strayer Of Freeburg.
June 2S Amos Jarrett to Mar,
Ann Fertig of Jackson twp.
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Rev. Ghas. 6. Er-
Ienmsysr'S Mar
riage Record.
1860. )

crime Rlrge, both of Juniata Co.
Jan. %, Thomas Kantz to Cath
crime Romig, both of Penn twp.
Feb. 5, Elias Heintzelman to De
Lora Reichenbach Of Chapman.
Feb. 8, Jacob J. Rhine to Sarah
Lawer of Juniata Go.
Feb. q, Ferid Bachman to Mary
Bingeman of Beaver twp.
Feb. %, William H. Moser and
L, dia Chimney Of Middlecreek twp.
April 8, Henry Denius to Sarah
Jane Erdley of Middlecreek twp.
April II, Jacob Jarrett to Mrs.
Harriet Conelly of Monroe twp.
May IA, Jacob Gaugler to Caro-
line Reichenbach.
May 81, jeremiah Kratzer to
Mrs. Susanna kratzer of Penn twp.
june 4, Harry b. Yerger to
Catherine Kremer of Middlecreek.
June II, William Schnee to Car
oline Moury o. Perry twp.
July %, Henry Yachthimer to
Elizabeth Holtzapple OF Washington
twp.
Aug. l, Henry X. Fisher to Clar-
india Z. Parks, both Of Sclinsgrove.
Aug. 6, Henry ]. Doebler to Izora
Eyer of Selinsgrove.
Aug. IS, Henry F. Reigel to En-
ma Jane Woodling, both of Wash
ington twp.
Aug. "a, Franklin Bopp to Ame-
liza Kramer of Middlecreek.
Aug. "a, Fred. Connolly to Ma
tilda Hummel of Monroe twp.
Aug. ~, Henry Hosterman to
Lucy Ann Hoot of Penn twp.
Sept. 5, Samuel Gundrum to A
melia Roush of Freeburg.
Sept. Z, Jarius Roush to Emma
Cortney of MIiddlccreek.
Oct. ii, Daniel Wilmer to Mary
Schnee of Perry twp.
Oct. II, Fred. Miser to Sarah
Lower of Juniata Co.
Oct. 80, William Gilbert to Mrs
Diana Wolf of Middlecreek twp.
Dec. 90, John B. Gise to Lille
Boyer Of Gratztown. ,
Mary Ann Herman.
Dec. "a, Joseph Meyer to Cath
arine Straub, both of Washington
twp.
Dec. 81, Henry Sauer to Lydia
Dunkelberger of Middlecreek twp.
1866.
Feb. l, Philip Emey to Harriet
Shambaugh.
Feb. 6, b. Franklin kantz &c
Lucinda Erdley of Penn twp.
Feb. %, Edward X. Boyer to
Louisa Kantz of Penn twp.
March is, Thomas Newman to
Elizabeth Weiser Of Chapman twp.
March Is, Samuel Erdly to Sarah
krouse of Penn's twp.
March 20, Levi Weller to Mary
Ann Rathfon of Perry twp.
May 15, S. b. Paw!ing to Ester
Long Of Selinsgrove.
May II, David Nagle to Henri
ette Rusler Of fPenn's twp.
May 20, David Schnee to Lydia
Schaetfer of Washington twp.
May 27, Edward Brown to Mary
Benfer of Penn twp.
May 27, Henry H. Seechrist to
Mary Ann Erdley of Penns twp.
June 10, J. H. Shamory to Mrs.
Elizabeth Rice, both Of Chapman.
June 10, Perry Meiser to Mary
Ebright of Perry twp.
June "a, George Goodling to Car
oline Garman of Perry twp.
July %, Henry Fisher to Ellen
Fisher, both Of Penn's twp.
July "a, Jacob Hendricks of Mon
roe twp. to Mary Schefiler of Nor
thumbcrland Go.
Aug. 5, John b. Nagle to Eliza
beth p. Keppler of Perry twp.
Aug. 12, Samuel Snyder to Sa!lie
Brouse, both of Penn's twp.
Aug. 16, George Diehl to Amelia
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8 10 IN. Q55am2N0 and 5 i3p m Tor Wilkes.
barre and Hazelton
go IN. 10 20 am, u5 . N, 3 - T. m for Shnmo-
kin and Mount Carmel
Sunday Q IS q IN i0f Wilkc c,barrp
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Train leaves Sunbury 25 y IN, AZ
rives at Sehnsgrove 5 As pm
rrains lnnYe Lewistnwu function

- a IN, 10 IL n m 10 y m,j y y mI o. II 5s n,
for Altoona, Pittsburg anl the Wost.
For baltimore and Washington IS IN o.
~ 49, / 02 pm For PhladclphIn rnd New
York 5s . 35a III, | W 33 4 80 and lllo pm For
harrisburg 5Sa IN and 5 % ph
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THE VOTERS TAG.
Every Voter Must Produce His Pell Tax
 Receipt Before He Can Vote.

e~S~SsHs 0~ASSS MI VSsSs
 -
 An act to amend paragraph 1899, sec tton l, title Fl, paragraph 2723. title LvI., and to repeal chapter of title 2l of the Revived Statutes of Arizona,
 Section 1. That paragraph 1899, sec tion l, te amended to read as follows:
 Every male citizen of the United States of the age of twenty-one years, who shall have been resident of Ari- zona six months preceding any election and of the county, precinct or ward of town or city in which he claims his vote thirty days, who has paid poll tax in any county in Arizona within the past twelve months, shall be enti- to vote at all elections in the territory, which are now, or may be hereafter authorized by law, upon exhibiting his poll tax receipt to the election officers, or by furnishing satisfactory legal evi. dence to said officers of having paid hls poll tax.
 Section 2. The poll tax herein men, tioned shall be paid on or before the first day of September of each year, and poll tax receipt hook or books shall be furnished to the collector of taxes in each county, which shall con- tain stubs.
 Section 3. That the collector is hereby required to file his poll tax re- ceipt book and stubs with the county recorder on or before the fifth day of September each year, and the county recorder shall, on or before the fifteenth day of September of each year in which a general election occurs, make out in alphabetical order list of the names in each precinct in the county who have paid a poll tax, as shown by the poll tax receipt book and stubs re- turned by the collector for said year; and certify to the correctness of said
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On every Bottle

Of shiloh's consumption cure is this guarantee: "All we ask of you is to use two-thirds of the contents of this bottle faithfully, then if you can say you are not benefited return the bottle to your druggist and he may refund the price paid" Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $l %. for sale W. R. Edwards. h
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John c. Herndon, of Prescott, c. w. Wright, of Tucson and L. H. Chalmers, of Phoenix, to be the territorial code revision commission.
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list, and cause sufficient number of copies of said list to be printed in pam phlet form, in long primer type, at the expense of the county, to furnish each voting precinct and ward in the county with five printed copies, and i've copies to be kept on file in the recorders office.
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Happy is the man or woman who can eat good hearty meal without suffer- ing afterward. If you cannot do tt, take Kodal Dyspepsia cure. It digests what you eat, and cures all forms or dyspepsia and indigestion. Pioneer Drug Store.
The Coconino sun., 1899-03-25

Mime. Genevra J0hnstOne- Bishops appearance at St. James hall last nignt took the form of an ovation. Since we have no one since Parepa Rosa's time to take her place in oratorio and lyric work, it is very much to be hoped that Mme. Bishop may be induced to make London her home.-London Times. At Babbitt's Opera House April 4th.
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For frost bites, burns, indolent sores, eczema, skin disease, and especially piles, Dewitt's Witch Hazel salve stands first and best. Look out for dis honest people who try to initiate and counterfeit it. It's their endorsement of good article. Worthless goods are not initiated. Get Dewitt's Witch Hazel salve. Pioneer Drug Store.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-03-03

Have you cough A dose of
BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYR-
UP will relieve it, Price 20 cents
and 90 cents. Evans Bros.
We have 400 bushel of good seed
oats for sale at SOC per bushel. Or
will trade for corn, bushel for bushel.
II. l., Burton, Geneva, Kansas.
straw berry plants l2good varieties.
Raspberrles; Miller Red and Kansas
Black, fine stock, low prices. Call
on or Address, William Works, Hum
boldt, Kans.
j. w. Coutant has decided to fix
up another room in his building ON
the second floor. 1t will have "a west
front and be just i'm the rear Of Ben
nett ~ Travis's office.
You can be cheerful and happy
only when you are well. II you feel
tout of sortsn take II ERBINE, it will
brace you up. Price 80 cents. Evans
Bros.
Rev l.. $. Faust came down from
lImporia to Otiicate ut the wedding
of Robt. Sullivan and Mamie Bar.
nett which took place at the BRIDES
home at Prairie Dell Wednesday.