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Pearl Hart Breaks Jail.

Pearl Hart, who has gained un-
enviable notoriety and the sobr;quet
of female bandit through associati
with a gang of outlaws, escaped from
the Jail in Tucson sometime Thursday
morning. She had been inc -rcerated
in a room in the court heuse, and pre-
sumably by aid of confederate from
the outside, who knocked a hole in
the lath and plaster partition that
separated the room from a secluded
stairway, she escaped. 1t is claimed
that a heavily yelled woman re
sembling Pearl Hart was seen to board
the westbound passen ger train shortly
after 3 o'clock Thursday morning.
$50, when her morphine was taken
to her. She is morphine fend, and
upon the advice of her physician the
Jail authorities have been authorized
to provide her with a dose of the
drug overy morning and every eve
ming. Ed Hogan who was serving e
sixty day sente CO for drunk and dis
orderly at the Jail, is also missing,
and it is believed that he and Pearl
Hart went together.
Sheriff Wakefield arrived III Noga
les yesterday in search of the Hart
woman and Hogan. He completed
plans for their capture in the event
they 60 into Mexico lie says he
would rather get Hogan than the
woman.
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His Life wa Saved.

Mr.. J. E. Lilly, prominent citizen
of Hannibal, Mo, lately had a wonder
full deliverance from frightful death
In telling of it he says: 81 was taken
with Typhoid Fever, that ran into
Pneumonia. My lungs became hard
cned L was so weak l couldn't ewes
sit up in bed. Nothing helped me. L
expected to coon die of Consumption,
when [ heard of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. One bottle gave grean relief
L continued to use it, and now am well
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 & Co., Drug
Store; every bottle guaranteed.
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PROVIDE A TOWN CLOCK,

On the first page of this issue OF
The VIDETTE is shown an illustration
and description of Nogales' new
public school building as it will ap-
pear when completed;-that is, COM
pleted according to contract. One e.
ceedingly useful and ornamental ad-
iunct is not provided for, however.
That is a town clock.
The school directors have not the
resources to provide the instrument
The VIDETTE suggests that 1t may
be secured by popular subsc iptlon
Upon authority of several local firms
and individuals the announcement
NAV be made that substantial sums
will be subscribed as nucleus OF the
fund. 1t is certainly reasonable to
say that every wage Garner In NoGa-
LIS will contribute something. Then
If deficit still exists the ladies or the
town, possibly by a series OF entertain
nents could, and doubtless would take
up the work and complete it.
What is a town without clock with
its big, bright, friendly face; its out
stretched hands and cheerful voice to
guide and welcomed More eyes are
turned southwark each day toward
the clock in the Mexican custom house
than to any othe object; q fact that
illustrates the Importance of such an
instrument in Nogales. By all means
let The subscription proceed to early
completion.
1t is apropos in this connection to
mention that Col. William Roy, of
the finn of Roy & 1'itcomb, has signi-
fed his intention of donating a hand
some American flag to the public
schools. This emblem of a great peo-
pie and of the greatest nation on earth
will be in proportion and in keeping
with the splendid structure over
which it's folds will waive daily.
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TEE PRINCIPAL SYdPTCIS ACE:

/. CONSTANT HEADACHE-Due to
the impaired quality of blood that reaches
the brain. HGDYAN will make the blood
pure and nutritious and the headache will
disappear.
2. G r E NISH OR YELLOWISu
GREEN COMPLEXION. HUDYAN will
make the complexion red and rosy, by re-
Eoring the blood to a healthy condition
3. PULSATION IN TIE NECK. This
is due to the watery condition of the
blood, and will disappear shortly after the
use of HUDYAN is commenced
4. WEAKNESS AND PALPITATION
OF THE HEA RI ii u d n will
strengthen the heart and make the beats
full, strong and regular
IIUDYAN is the remedy that you want
Have your blood purified. Your friends
will soon tell you you are looking
more healthy. The color will return to
your cheeks. Your headache will disap-
pear and you will no longer appear weak
and nisera bic. IIUDYAN will restore the
functions OF nature. After you have used
HUDYAN tell other sufferers what 1t has
done for you. Remember that HUDYAN
is for men and women. Go TO your drug
gist and get HUDYAN and follow the di-
rections as given in the circular. HUD-
YAM is sold at Soc per package. or pack
ages for $3.50; II your druggist does not
REMEDY COMPANY. San Francisco or
Los Angeles, Cal. Remember that you
can consult the EUDYAN DOCTORS
FREE. Call and see the doctors. You may
call and see them or write. you desire
Address
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DOWN THE BACA FLOAT.

Che meeting of settlers of upper
Santa Cruz Valley, Santa Cruz coun-
ty, called for tomorrow at 10 o'clock
at the station Calabasas, concerns the
people of that section and of the emit. G
county to such degree that no one
shouid fail to attend and give voice in
protest of the attempt to establish that
ubiquitous land steal called Baca Foat
No 3. Nothing but determined, un-
animous organization will exert
potent Influence against the a
measure. Anything short of a firm.
united stand will not save to the people
of that section their lands and their
homes.
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Albert Jennings Missing.

Albert Jennings, for many years a
res pected resident os Florence aud
Globe, and of recent years an engineer
at Minas Prietas, Sonora, has been
missing from the camp since October
6. Ga the morning of that day he
went to work. but complained of ill
ness and left He did not return to
his home and is believed to have been
in Nogales since. His wife and child
arrived in Nogales Thursday night in
search - ei Clie ~, l2i: sssil husband and
father. Infor nation concerning hrn.
may be sent to the office of The Vi
DETTE, or to Judge j. &. Mix.
Mr.. Jennings was six feet tall; dark
hair and flowing dark mustache He
wore dark clothes and felt hat.
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U. S. Grand Jury Returns.

The United States grand jury
rendered its final report and was dis
charged Thursday. The jury returned
three indictments; Augustine Brau,
Jesus Romero, and Jesus Preciado,
charged with smuggling; ignored the
c-ses against Ben. Buzena and Her
minia Grijalva, charged with adultery
and Francisco Munoz, charged with
smuggling. The case against Walter
J. n. McCurdy was On motion of the
United States attorney referred to the
next grand jury.
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Notice.
Water Company

Notice is hereby given that at a
special meeting of the Cobre Grande
Copper company held in Bisbee, terri
tory of Arizona, September 23rd, 1899,
j. H. Costello was removed as general
manager of the company and that
George Mitchell was elected in his
stead; and that j. Henry Wood was
removed as secretary and Scott White
was elected in his stead; and that said
Costello and Wood are in no way con-
nected with the Cobre Grande Copper
Company and the company will not be
responsible for any debts contracted
by them after September 23rd, 1889.
Signed w. G. Greene,
President Cobre Grande Copper Co.
First date published Sept. 80, 1899.
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No Right To UgIIness.

Tho woman who is lovely in face,
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be a5trac :
tive must keep her health. Ii she is
weak, sickly and all run down, she will
be nervous and irritable. Ii she has
constipation or kidney trouble, her
impure blood viii cause pinlples,
blotches, skin eruptions and wretch
Ell complexion. Electric Bitters is
the best medicine i'll the world to re-
gulate stomach, liver and kidneys
and to purify the blood. it gives
strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
velvety skin, rich complexion. 1t will
make a good-looking, charming woman
ola rundown invalid. Only 10 cents
at L. W. Mix, IL Cos, Drug Store.
The border vidette., 1899-10-14
Notice..
To THE SETTLERS IN SANTA CRUZ VALLEY.

A Mass Meeting, of the, settlers, on
the upper. Santa Cruz Valley in
Santa Cruz County Arizona Territory,
will be held at the r. r. Depot in Ca
labasas, A. r. on Sunday October 18TH
1899, at 10, o'clock a, m. for the
purpose of devising means and taking
united action in defeating the attemps
to locate the "Baca Float No. 8 Land
Claim" in SAIL Valley and to obtain
through the United States. Surveyor
General of Arizona a reviw of the
case. All settlers interested in protect
ing their homes are requested to at
tend.
MANY SETTLERS.
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THE WEEK IN SONORA.
important News Items From Points
Across the Border.

Across the border.
Hermosillo is to increase its ALREADY
we'll lighted streets with 70 additional
arc lights.
MIR. w. Loaiza, the San Francisco
capitalist is spending a few days in
Hermosillo.
Eight first-class cars are expected
in Guaymas this week for the street
car system Of that city.
The work of laying the cement side
walks in Hermosillo has been resumed,
and will be carried through to compile
ton this winter.
The material for the street railro ad
of HerrAosillo is already on the ground
and work of laying the tracks will
commence Monday.
Messrs Naugle, Graft and Robinson
left Guaymas on the 9th for Hermosi-
Ito, where they went to sign the deeds
for the sale of La Barranca coal feel DIS;
says the Trafco.
A package containing $1,000 in
gold was con6scated at Guaymas the
forepart of the week. The gold was
found on a table on board the steamer
Corrigan which arrived from Lower
California, and which some one
evidently was trying to smuggle into
the port.
The transport ''Oaxaca" and gunboat
"Democrata" which have been in
Guaymas for some time past, have
beer ordered to Acapulco, for the pur-
pose of bringing reinforcements to the
troop now in the field against the va
qui Indians. According to the Gle,
RADIO" the Yaquis attacked the town
of Potam on the 9th inst, killing five
government troops, and only losing
one of their own men.
1t is reported in Hermosillo that
John R. Magruder, general manager
of the New York and Sonora Mining
and Smelling company, recently
struck big body of rich liver and
lead ore in one of the Las Cruces
group, thirty-five miles east of Hermo-
sillo. 1t is also reported that the 90
ton smelter now on the ground will
soon be blown in, and the work of a
50-ton smelter will Immediately be
commenced,
At La Colorado, on the 4th inst,
while jose Mendoza was down in a
shaft loading ore, rock fell on him
injuring him severely, from the effects
of which he died four hours after
ward. When the news was conveyed
to his wife, she was terribly affected
and died almost instantly. Two days
after this while TO rec of men were
working on the pipe line which to
bring water from San Jose de Pimas 70
the mines, a dynamite cartridge ex
ploded and injured three of them, and
on the same day another man was
taken out of the Grand Central mine
in dying condition, caused by fell
of rock.
The border vidette., 1899-10-14

HE VIDETTE Is in receipt of a copy
of 'Bajt California Ilustrado," or in
English, Lower California Illus
trated," J. r. Southworth, publisher.
As the name implies, the work is a
description of the resources and in
dustries of the State OF Lower Califor-
mia, Mexico, profusely illustrated with
half tone views of the principal
cities, mines and reduction plants,
mills and agricultural fields, The
descriptions are published il Engligh
and Spanish in parallel columns
The work also includes sketches anc
halftones of the principal state official,
and leading business men. Alto
gether Mr.. Southworth has given to
Lover California the most valuable
mediusa of worldwide publicity it has
ever Gnjoyed.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of d. J. CUMMING, deceased
Notice is hereby given by tie undersigned,
administrator of the estate of D. ]. Cumming
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 his residence,
corner of Crawford street and Railroad avenue,
the same being the place for the transaction OF
the business of said estate, in said county of San
ia Cruz. w. n Cummings
Administrator of d. J. Cumming, deceased.
Dated Nogales, Arizona this sth day of Sep
TENDER 1899.
First date of publication Sep g, 1899.
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Notice.

On and after November 1st, 1899
all new lamps will be charged for
at the rate of 90 cents currency each.
Nogales Electric Light, Ice s. Water
Company.
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WA NTED.- Position as book
keeper in mining camp or IN IA res
ponsible firm. Can keep books and
correspond in several languages. Best
Re farences Address: The VIDETTE
Office.
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E } Pellegrin, the matchmaker and
jeweler, opposit VIDETTE ctfi:e, Mega
les, Arizona. if.
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THE BORDER v1DErrE is read by every Aneri-
ca,, mining man in Sonora. 1t prints all the
mining news of Sonora and Southern Arizona
TIE V1pErrE is therefore valuable to manutac-
turers of and dealers in mining machinery and
supplies.
The border vidette., 1899-10-14

J. o. DUNBAR, as editor and Sam
F. Webb as business manager, took
charge of the Phoenix Gazette Thurs
day.
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AViSO.

Desde ell dia primero de Noviembre
de 1899 Sc les cobrara d los interezados
la suma de 20 centavos por cada foco
nuevo.
Nogales Electric Light, Ice 81
Water Company.
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b!6rd and nerves.
IIUDYAN will en-
rich the blood and
give it back its
healthy, red color.
HUDYAN will re-
lieve all the symp-
TOMS Of its use is
con tinued. T h e
sy III p t o m s are
marked. The blood
being in a poor
condition, none of
the organs of the
body are properly
nourislled. HUD-
YAM will cause
the blood to be-
come pure. HUD-
IN will restore
the organs to 4
healthy condition
II u ID Y A ~ will
bring back thS
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The Boer-Great Britain war seems
inevitable. The hei ghts of Ingogon
have been occupied aud Natal is in
vaded
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INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH

INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH
Four Mexican gentle Ten want to take
lessons an hour every day, from p.
m, to a..y hour in the evening. Adj
dress: Juzsado de Distrito, Nogales,
Sonora.
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GREEN SICKNESS

Or Chlorosis derives its name from the
fact that the skin assumes greenish
tint. 1t is rather common disease and
caused from an impoverished condition of
the blood Being blood disease
YAM, the great Vegetable remedy for
The border vidette., 1899-10-14

FOR SALE.-House and lot on
West Street. House forty feet square
containing eight large rooms, En-
quire at THE VIDETTE Office. s At
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bloom to the cheeks and cause the green
tinge to disappear. II you have the Symp-
toms, take liUDTAN now, and they will
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WANT ADS.

WANTED-Copper or gold pros
pect in Southern Arizona or Sonora
Distance from railroad will be factor
in negotia tons Address during ~ep-
TENDER E. NJ. Hines, care The VI
DETTE.
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Perkins Il 1onkin will soon receive
a carload of groceries.
Perkins & Tonkin give you what
you order and guarantee satisfaction.
The border vidette., 1899-10-14

TO PROSPECT RS-Have a lit
tie money to invest in good looking
prospect. What have you Address j.
b. c., care THE VIDETTE.
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$3.50 IN ADVANCE

these combines and furnish the soil in which
they grow and houish.
We point with pride to the administration of
OF eaid administration the laws passed and now
on our statute books.
Nominations for the Office of treas
urer being in order the following
names were presented: @ III Cole,
J B BreskGy, of Phillipsburg, Thorn
as Dye of Logan and Thomas Cox of
Deer Greek. Before roll call the
names of Messrs. Cole, Breakey and
Cox were withdrawn and Thomas
Dye was nominated by reclamation.
For clerk w @ Ross OF PlainvieW,
Frank Donovan of Sumner and @ T
Gaumer of Granite were named.
Mr. Ross was nominated on the first
ballot receiving SO votes. Mr. Dono-
van received 50 votes and MIR Gaumer
%. Upon motion the nomination
was made unanimous.
d F Young of Long Island, Ssm'l
McFsll of Freedom aud r D Smith
of Prairie VieYFswere named for sher-
if. Mr. Young was chosen on the
third ballot, as follows:
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PARTY
CONVENTION.

OOEA1A@AAAO(A'
A large and Enthusiastic Gathering
Meet and Nominate a thinning
Ticket.
Treasurer ........................... THOMAS DYE,
County Clerk - WILLIAM C. ROSS,
Sheriff ......--...-. DAVID F. YOUNG,
Register of Deeds. THOMAS L. COOK,
Surveyor WILLIAM II. GRAY,
Coroner ..-....... DR.. Z. F. BURT,
Commissioner lst Dist. M. S. KING,
Pursuant to call of the central COM
mittee a delegate convention met in
this city lsss Saturday and placed in
nomination the candidates for the
various Offices to be- filled by the
election this fall Notwithstanding
the rain large crowd gathered, and
at IL o'clock the chairman, E. E.
Brainerd, called the convention to
order. After the call was read w.
@. Ross of Pisinview was chosen tenn
porary chairman and j. E. White OF
Belmont secretary. Upon motion q
committee of fVs was chosen on Gre
dentials, three on permanent organi-
alton and order OF business and
three on resolutions. The committees
were as follows:
Ga credentials; g a Hassler, Crys-
tai; w FL Gray, Kirwin; w A Meyers,
PIeinView; A Moses, Logan; and
Aug Fisher, Day ton
Permanent Organic alton and Order
of Business; II j Andrews, Sumner;
E j Hslbert, Plum and John Shelton
of Long Island.
On Resolutions: W 81 Kingery.
Phillipsburg; II N Ramaker, Prairie
View aud e Altman of Rushville.
Ga motion convention adjourned
until 1 20 o'clock.
Convention called to order after
noon session. The committee on Gre
!dentlals reported the list of delegates
and alternstes entitled to seats in the
convention. The report was accepted
and adopted. Following is the list
of delegates:
ARCADE.
Del Alt.
" W Warner Wa Barker
w w Roach j w Roach
J Morton q H Morton
NJ Manages b Taylor
Nj Haley
BELMONT.
Geo Cranmer DwcOle
w b Klink + 2 Francis
W Reese w Gordon
White E sable
BOW CREEK
VIM Farley Eli Farley I
Jacob thompson John Faslef
X Robbins Benz kineaid
N 5 KING b KIncaid
L Steele lngie
Kincaid a Hawks
CRYSTAL.
I Merrifeld Geo French
Ross Farley w Morgan
Jensen Jas Norton
W I HalbeIt Jas Carroll
Hassier Robert Norton
Henry hose Hail
DAYTON.
q Tannahill CIV BousIey
Shaher w smith
A Baldwin Spratlin
j Hodge j " intere
] Hebron Fisher
w + Hankis } Winters
DEER CREEK
z Kelley L Atkinson
l. smith Thos Stanley
nj p Van 4 lien N Brotemarkle
Hanson Anderson G d TuDbs
Thos Cox a B Smith
FREEDOM.
Jess Pollard w Fogieman y
j nj Murphy + hobertsons n
c a Mitchell A Roller y
] z Tam jas Murphy
] Hooge McAuiey
GLENWOOD.
D J kinsey Miller
Wa Burton " Klnsey
7 MctsrlaI d KInsey II
VIM Cox Hull L,
!no Hull
2 Burt
GRANITE.
Ed Hanson VIM Whitall
r Douglass .jHo Reeder
G l. Mort q < tox Z
" = SouISs Nm B. ayans
NJ ReaIl Geo Clement
3 L CasWell Jno Hageman II
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Mrs.. D II. Cheney leaves on the
20th for Rokeby. Nebraska, where
she goes tn keep ho0ss for hsr sou
who is the railroad egsns.
The soldiers reunion will be held
at Phi 1ipsourg, next year, with
Frank STRAIN, president; Ritner
Smith, secretary, john Hshnsnkratt.
Services at Presbyterian Church,
Sundsy mornIug sutj act: Cali OF
Abran: Code Philosophy OF Rafor-
lnstlon." Evening: The Two DIVA
Trees. Civil and EscIeslastIcai Gov
eminent.
The peoples party of Phillips
burg township will hold caucus at
the ennrt room. on SATURDAY.. Sent.
80. 1899. a. 4 o'clock. p. N, for The
purpose Of nominating township
ticket.
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RINdLINd's CIRCUS

At Norton Sept. Is. On that date
excursion tickets will be on sale at
the depot at 81 40 for the round trip
good to return on or before Sept. Is.
Passenger coaches for the accommo-
dation of excursionis-s will bs put on
local freight leaving Phillipsburg at
7:34 a NJ. central time.
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President of the Southern Medical and Surgical
Institute, Louisville, KY.
His treatment and examinations we understand
are based on new methods, and are similar are
given in the eastern and southern hospitals where
he learned his business.
He treats chronic and nervous diseases, chronic
catarrh diseases of the ear, throat and lungs dys
pepsia. Bright's disease, diabets. liver, stomach
constipation, rheumatism, chronic female and
sexual diseases. neuralgia, sciatica, dizziness
nervousness, slow growth in children, and ali
wasting diseases in adults deformities. club feet
curvature of the spine, diseases of the BRAIN par
alysis. heart diseases. eczema, varicocele. Can
Ger. tumor, wens, and birthmarks removed.
Young. ddle aged and old, married or single
men, and all who suffer from lost manhood, ner-
vous debility, spermatorrhOea, seminal losses, de-
cay, failing memory, weak eyes. stunted develop
ment, lack of energy. impoverished blood. PIN
pies also bleed and skin diseases.
ruption, hair falling, bone pain. SWELL ngs,
ore throat, ulcers, effect of mercury, kidney and
RAIDER troubles, weak back, burning urine, in
ontinence, gleet, stricturs, receive searching
ieatment, prompt relief.
Both sexes treated confdentially and privately.
Piles. fstuland rupture by our new method
DR.. REA & CO.
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Smith 81 IS Is
On motion the nomination of Mr.
Young was made unanimous.
The names of 7 L Cook of Philips
burg, J F Arnold of Long Island,
VIM Kingery of Phillipsburg and
81 L Csswell of Granite were placed
in nomination for register of deeds.
Messrs Arnold and Kingery withdrew
their names. On the first ballot Mr.
Cook recaived 81 votes and Mr. Cas-
we'll 46. The nomination of Mr. Cook
was made, unanimous.
For Surveyor FL B Reynolds OF
PhillIpsburg aud w III Gray of Kir-
win were nsmsd, The first ballot
eava MFR Reynolds 81 aud Mr. Gray
"a Ga motion the nomination was
ma 7e unanimous.
For coroner the names of DIR r J
Dick,nsons of Kirwin, DIR Chapman
of Belmont. Dr. Il D Brothers OF
Plum, DrsZ T Burt of Gienwood and
John @ koyce of Phlllipsourg were
ers and Dc Chapman Were WIFE,
drawn. GA the hrss DaIIOG Dr. Bart
received Is votes, DIR Dickinson AZ
ana AE hOyc0 10 OoI0kat0 SOnn
Boyd fatally IDjared MI Rogcs's
chances Dy asking Ia Hn lnopp0rGuns
moment II this was d .'fnsIou conven-
tlon." Mr Royce's posItIon on that.
question Is 80 we'll Known aud MS
veachIngs 30 well needed, thai 1t NIT
igated against his Candidacy. Ga
motion of AR Royce the nomination
of DR. Burt was made uaanIm JUS.
The county central committee were
announced tor the various TO WnshIps
and on motlod ths convention AL
iourned.
Jhe commissioner convention con-
sisting OF delegates Ia the first dis
trIct, orgsn!z5d by eiectIng Joha
Boyd of PlaInview chairman and
w G Ross seer etary.
The hame of M King was placed
before the convention for commission.
or 8nd seconded by every township
in the district. Ga motion the rules
were suspended and Mr. King was
nominated by reclamation. Oonven-
ton adjourned.
The central committee met and
organized by electing E @ johnson
Chairman and j L Mccormick secre-
tary. Committee adjourned.
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Omaha Exposition.

For the Omaha Exposition the
@. R L & Railway Co. will sell
excursion tickets on Sept. rs, q, and
% at So Is for the round trip. good
to return any time within 5 days from
date of sale.
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-.

Between Phillip sbnrg aad Agra
small hand bag coaGsining Two pair
of spectacIes aud sJm ,handksrchIsfs.
Finder please leav5 st this off 80.