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Fair play., 1899-04-08
Wednesday, April 26,h. 1899.


and during the session OF the Circuit Court at
the front Il or al the Court House the city, of
Ste. G.nrS icSc. Conniy OF ste. lsenevievc,
state of Missouri. b, tween the houiS Of nine
q ctuck III the forenoon aud live clock in the al
tcrnOOn OF said day. sell To the highest bidder the
T. Howl ing 'iesrribi real estate. situated II ing
AMI being in the city of ste Genevieyc, county
uI Ste. Gcneyieye, State of Missouri, tO-wit:
\ lot oI ground situated ut the rouih- west
corner Of Merchant and Second Strrefs, In block
No fifteen of sad city oi ste Grnevieve, hay-
ing front OF ilitysiN (Ajj feet and inchrn ou
Merchant Street bN depth of on--hundred, six
teen feet and eight inches IN second street and
described ~ follows: Begin at i point in the
northern line nf said block No fifteen, > 75 de
.rres. - minutes " fuy six iest and six
inches from The northeast corner Of said block
No fifteen thence n. IL d-gr- -. q, ia,nu.rs
r. along - i n"r:...': r,,n- Of said block lfty-
siN ieet a"" tiN inches tn the said noith tnst
corner; thence III s"ufhwardly direction
along and with the eastern boundary line of
said block NJ. fifteen istancr Ur one hnn-
dr,ni, >iNi'c, lr, aii right ia lie. iu the th-
east corner II - lot of ground fronting snid
Second Street ;trd l,el"ngiDg to the heirs OF the
late Emile 4. N"gt thence III wrstwardly
direrti"n along the northern boundary line ii
that part of said Nyt Z" lot distance OF about
ff.y live feet Ia IN. eastern boundary line "f
that lot "f the heirs "f Emile T. tngf, de-
Ceased. that fronts on Ne chant street thence
tn a thwardlv direction I" the place Of he
ginning. situated in the city and county Of Ste.
tsrnev ieve State II Missouri.
TERMS OF SALE twenty per cent. Of the
purrhas. money cash aud the bnlanc. in one
year to be secured by not with good amt
sufficient security, and To- bear interest 1t the
rate al six per cent per arnuin. with the prlvi-
ipgr Of ayinR a u c,sh provided purchaser elect
e, d.. 81 hci.,re the approval "f tn sale by the
court THOMAS u SIRACCtAN,
sheriff "f ste Grncvievc County. Missouri.
,pril !. lst9.
Fair play., 1899-04-08
Sales lncreaainG.

Tho largest retail drug store in
America is that of Hegeman & Co.
on Broadway in New York City.
A reporter who went there to learn
Fair play., 1899-04-08
Sherifs Sale.

BY virtue and authority ola special execution
issued from the Office Of the Clerk ot the Circuit
Court of the county OF Ste. Gencvie,r. return
able 10 the April term. lss'. OF said court, and
To me directed. wherein the State Ot Miss..u
at the relation ami to the use of Frank .IIuck
collector Of the revenue within aud ior Ste Cen
cvievc c"nniy. state OF Missouri. is plaintiff
and James Jordan Is defendant.
] have levi led upon and seized the follow ing
described re estate. situated IN the county Of
ste Genevie.e and Stale of Missouri, anil
charged with the lien oi tax bill on which said
execution is founded Ms fulnws. viz:
The south half of y r. quar- north ha:f of
the suutheas quar-. sec l.. twp 81. range y,
containing l6I acres in Sic. Gcnevie,c County ,
Missouri. Aud will. on
Tuesday, April 25th, 1899,
between In" hours Of nine o'clock In the fure-
noon AMI five in the afternoon of that iay AT the
trout door Of the C"u'i House in the city If ste
Ge. .cvie,r. State "f Missouri. sell at public
auction for Ia b. I" the highest bidder. the
above described property. or much thereof as
will satisfy sa"ieAecMi"n and Costs
THOMAS q. STItACGUAE.
sheriff Oi ste. Gcneyievc County.
April ]. lo9,.
ACTIVE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY
Awhcre for The Stnry OF the Phil Ipincs"
by Murat Hai,trad. commissioned by the Coy
ernmrnt II, Official Historian to the War de-
parrment Tn. book wns written In army
camps at San Francisco. on the Pacific with
General Merritt. in the hospitals at Honolulu,
in Hong Kong. in the American trenches ut
Manila. in the insurgent camps with AguinaI,
do. on the deck OF the OLYMPIA with Dewey
AMI in the ruar OF battle at the fall Of Manila.
bonanza Ior agents Brimtul Of original bic
turrs taken by government photographers on
the spot. Large book. Low prices. big prot
Its. Freight paid. Cre'lt given. Drop all
Fair play., 1899-04-08

The Twice a Week Detroit Free Press needs
no introduction. ] many spe,iai articles by
D,trrl writers have given il u world. wi.i- '-lu-
taii"n. Ia short. u Is "n- "i tn" rlean->:
brightest aud best tamil, papers published M
pains or expense " III .I. spared keeping mp
it, present high standard II /, conceded to be
one "f the l'a'ing irmiiy newspapers 1T Nmrri-
CA II you are looking Tor something real good
take adv antage ni this cuiuiiin:ti', 'ifer
Remember. that bv taking aivanrIs" Of this
combination. vot get >. copies "f the ENIR
PLAY and lGt copies ii THE FREE ri;ESS.
Id papers. Ior only 81. 10.
Fair play., 1899-04-08


saving Of 81 q call.
A dollars worth Of
Ripans Tabuies
lasts me q month,
and l would not be
w1,..out thea how
II it were my last
dollar" At the
time Of this inter
view there were
present two daugh-
ters who sDeciallV
Fair play., 1899-04-08
Sheriff's Sale in Partition

Mary N. Rozier, Zoe Rozier. Louise NJ. Bn.
reri-. John l. Bnveri., Louis j R"Zi-r. Cor,
R"zi-r. Edwin J. R"zier. OiiI- Msh"n-y
lanes N Mah"nry, Edgar J. K.zier. Wclion
u R"zer by Henry l.. Iinzier. his qua linn :
Juies !. Janis Henry Janis. Emily Janis.
Dail. Jams, Mary &. Cox, I.aIrn y. Skew-s
Felix Janis ahd L. Le';lrre Jan :, hy their
guardian, Mary \. Janis. Henry C. Ziegl-r,
William VI. Zegier, Mary ZieG!er. Zoe Herman
and Leon Herman. rhii"n-ne Ab-rnaihy.
Columbus Ahernathy. Bertha Ernst, Frank j .
Ernst Emily X z:cr AID John +. HoGier,
plaintiffs.
Edward DuhameI, Mary rec Duhamcl. heirs Of
imii-tt. DuhaIn-i, nee Jani-. Maymie H.lI :
Charles I,enIvaIs Edward Harget Bridget
Harg-t, Joseph Bary-t. Mary target. Flora
Vtli.. Mamie Zifgrr. Mar.in Zier er. Marie
Saile, " iiiam Saiie. Felix u Janis, ad"Iph
\. Janis. Louise 4. Harris. Oliver ID. Harris,
Z,e Iightiuot. Alfred Lighti"u;. Gruc. ;anu-
AIRY, Jessie Ewing. Jules Eniic. PAM Is. vaie.
Isabelle Austin. George Austin. Maud Turner,
Wilson l.. Turner. Louise I.aclete and Fred
Ltciede. defendants Partition.
By virtue and authority oi order Of sale
.,.aie BY the Circuit Cont Of the County nt ste.
G-Eeri.ve ani stat" Of Missouri. The 18th
da al October Ist'S, bring the fifth 'iay of the
term. in The above entitled cusisc, the UNDER
signed sheriff will, on
Fair play., 1899-04-08

how Ripans Tab
ules were selling
bought a 6ve-cent
carton and asked:
"Do vou have
uch all for
these 2"
He was referred
toagentleman who
proved to be tho
head of the depart
maDt He said
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-02

MR. ELwooD HADLEY, agent for the Pima and Maricopa Indians, came up from the Sacaton agency last Sunday in company with his daughter. Mir. Hadley has received advices which convince him that an appropriation will be made at the coming session of Congress for commencing work on the San Carlos reservoir. The Indian Department and the officials of the Geological Survey are working hand in hand, and no opposition has yet developed to the proposition. Our delegate to Congress, General J. F.. Wilson, has visited the site of the pro posed dam. and is also enthusiastic in the matter. He will leave no stone un- turned to accomplish the great work. Mir. J. B. Lippiucott, the engineer in charge of the survey, and under whose supervision the $2O,000 appro- priated by the last Congress has been judiciously expended, has completed his report. He writes thut the plan is much more feasible than he had any reason to expect, and there is not the slightest doubt in his mind that the government will commence the work of construction in the very near future. In the meantime, everyone who has the interest of the territory at heart should use his influence with members of Congress and Senators to induce them to vote for liberal appropria- tion at the coming session. As the primary object is to benefit the four thousand starving Indians on the Sacaton reservation, who have been deprived of water for irrigating their crops by the sale of lands to white settlers, who have appropriated all the water in the river, it is as little as the government can do to build a storage reservoir for the Indians. It will prove to be the greatest work of civilization that the United States has entered into in late years.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-02
NATIONAL STORAGE.
Geological Survey Maps and Estim ates
 Prepared to Afford Basis for "Appro-


 Prepared to Afford Basis for "Appro-
 priation for ConstFaotion.p
 The statement made now and again by some Western men that the Govern ment will never build storage reser- voirs does not appear to be well found cd in view of the progress of events within D comparatively recent period. The Geological Survey, Government institution, has been and is to-day working steadily making surveys for reservoir sites, and reserving the land against the time when it may be need ed for reservoirs, and Congress is an nually aPpropriating for this work 1; the Department of Agriculture is this year spending $30,O0O, which Congress appropriated, in irrigation investiga- tion in the West, and last year the Senate, by a good majority, voted squarely to build storage reservoir in Wyoming.
 The amendment was defeated by the House of Representatives, hut the fight came painfully near, to the pes simists, being an out-and-out triumph for the cause of Federal storage reser- voirs.
 The most the West needs at this time is to stand solidly together on this irrigation proposition and make a united demand upon the Government for what it wants, take off it's coat aud work for year, in season and out of season, aud without let up, until it gets it. No question but that it can get 1t if 1t demands, and backs up it's , demand with all the force and energy it's disposal.
 The following press report taken from the Washington Times, shows the attitude of at least one branch of the Government upon this question:
 The present agitation in the West, notably in California concerning water storage for irrigation. has brought in SO many requests and letters to the Geological Survey that F. H. Newell the hydrographer, has prepared circular setting forth the attitude of the Government with reference to the building of storage reservoirs.
 The circular states, among other things, that large number Of storage reservoir sites have been surveyed and reserved, and that the maps and estimates of the cost of construction have been prepared and plans drawn to afford an accurate basis for a ap- proPriations for construction.
 The circular states that the officers of tho survey have no concern with the question whether these reservoirs are to be built by private capitalor public funds but never theless its statements are conceded to large ly commit the Government to the policy of Federal storage of Western flood waters"
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-02
LOST WEDDING RING.
Its Disappearance Brought This German Into Trouble. Rut
 He Wns Innocent.


 In Germany the custom still prevails that wives should give their husbands wedding ring at the nuptial service in return for the one they receive from the man they have accepted.
 Married women being generally su- perstitious as to the removal of their own wedding rings, it will surprise no- body to learn that Teuton danes are very touchy as regards the respect paid by their spouses to the token of bond age they have accepted. If it be re- moved from the wedding finger, woe be to the husband should he be unfortun- ate enough to be discovered.
 A story comes from Berlin about a certain poulterer of Meissen, the loss of whose wedding ring utterly destroyed for a time the domestic peace of his home. At last, however, he was able to yindicate his character. His wife was receiving money at the till one day when lady customer walked into the shop.
 Have you lost your wedding ring?" she asked the poulterer.
 The eyes of the jealous wife were fixed upon him. He boldly replied in the affirmative.
 Well" said the customer with an artful smile, There it is."
 The wife glared.
 T bought sausage here the other day, and when cutit up came across the ring. 1 presume it fell from your hnger while you were making saul sages. s..Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-02

IRRIGATED farms never wear out. It may occur to farmers who are in the habit of applying large quantities of manure and fertilizer to their lands and raising only moderate crops, that irrigation is practiced and immense crops grown every season without iu- termission, either increased maturing is necessary or in it's absence, the aand. from the increased drain put it, will gradually lose fertility. This is mot shown to be the case however. Where the irrigating water is drawn from surface supplies, it itself fur nishes an everlasting source of fertili- ty. The lands irrigated by the Nile floods, are of surpassing richness, and their tillers never heard of such things as crop rotation, blowing under clover, maturing, or fertilizing. The ancient irrigated rice feids of the Philippines, which yield from four to six times the crop of the dry-farmed sections, have never known artificial fertilizing, and in the United States we have the evidence of New Mexican and Arizona farms which have been under cultiva- tion for 250 years and are to-day more productive than virgin land. Irriga- tion water is both drink and food.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-02

THE TRIBUNE is a firm believer in harmony, but not to the extent of for giving traitor or sacrificing princi- pie. It has no fear of threatened op- position, for the people are with it. They recognize the fact that it has done more to bring abont the present prosperous condition of Pinal county than all other causes combined. It has labored early and late for the reservoir about to be built by the government and for all other public enterprises that have been proposed. The people are not such ingrates as to turn against it, now that success is all but achieved. As to the politicians, whom it has assisted in pulling chest nuts out of the fire, it may be different.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-02

THE people of Santa Cruz county are to be congratulated over the result of the suit before the Land Court in the matter of San Rafael de Ia Zanja (the Cameron grant). Those conscience less land-grabbers claimed thirty miles square, including the mines of Harshaw and Washington Camp, but the Court wisely cut their claim down to strip three miles wide by twelve miles long, in the valley, away from the mines. Even as it is, the TRIBUNE believes they got far more then they are entitled to.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-02
A SURE CURE FOR GROUP.
Twenty-Five Years Constant Use with
 out a Failure.

out Failure.
 The first indication of croup is hoarseness, aud in child subject to that disease it may be taken as sure sign of the approach of an attack. Following this hoarseness is peculiar rough cough. If Chanberlain's Cough Remedy is given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears, it will prevent the attack. It is used in many thou sands of homes in this broad land and never disappoints the anxious mothers. We have yet to learn of single in stance in which it has not proved effectual. No other preparation can show such record-twenty-fve years constant use without failure. For sale by Brockway's Pharmacy.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-02

My son has been troubled for years with chronic diarrhoea. Some time ago I persuaded him to take some of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After using two bottles of the 25 cent size he was cured. give this testimonial, hoping some one similarly afflicted may read it and be benefited. THOMAS 0. BOWER, Glencoe, o. For sale by Brockway's Pharmacy.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-02
THE people ot Mesa are building n

THE people ot Mesa are building wagon road into Mineral Creek through Copper Canyon by way of Pinal. They are wasting their time and money, us it will not be many months before railroad will reach that great mining camp, whose success, like Bisbee and Jerome, depends upon cheap trans portation. With the building of the San Carlos dam, which is now assured, the railroad will undoubtedly come through the farming lands of the Casa Grande valley, which will furnish all necessary supplies for that camp much cheaper than they can be produced on Salt River and hauled over the noun tain road. But we admire the energy of the Mesa people just the same.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-02
nIs Iden.

Little Gabe Gin the midst of his read ing)-Why, didn't know that rabbits knew anything abcat 'rithmetic.
 Farmer Hawbuck-They don't.
 But, paw, it says here that rabbits multiply with astonishin' rapidity."- Judge.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-02

THE world is full of men who have ruined themselves politically and financially by putting their heads against an honest and self-respecting newspaper. Better tackle stone wall.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-02
PEARsl PEARsll

Those who may be wising nice Bart lett pears for family use can have them from my orchard, properly packed. marked and delivered to the stage lines office at Mesa, at $l per box, 40 pounds net.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-02
No Newspapers in Morocco.

The empire of Morocco is the most important state that is absolutely with out newspaper.-N. '. Sun.
The Florence tribune., 1899-12-02
6. E. ANCULO'S Meat Market,
Main Street. Florence.

Is eonsta ltly supplied with Fat Beef. which 7iii be furnished customers at the lowest cash prices. We buy for cash and are com pelled to sell for cash. and will use our best endeavors to guarantee satisfaction to ouE customers.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-06
INoRnAsn In CALCULATION.

The monthly circulation statement OF
tn comptroller Of the currency shows
that at the close OF business OJ'Ober 81,
1899, the total circulation OF national
bank notes was t242,9Si 69i, an increase
for the year OF t343sAl3, and a decrease
for the month Of s3J5 43i. The circula-
tlon based on United STATES bonds
amounted 10 s2O7,92O, IA, a decrease for
ths year OF f2,l2l.6s2, and an increase
for the month OF 1905, 6Ol. The circula
ton secured by lawful money amounted
10 1886, OG3, 800. which IL al incsease for
the year OF S5,563.O95 and a decrease for
the month t9l2,0G3 The amount OF
United States registered bonds on deposit
20 secure circulation notes was 1892 AGO,
100 aud TO secure public deposits s70,'
3B5.giO.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-06
WIN Make II CheerfuI.

The sheriff OF Navajo county, A. T.,
will hang a murderer named George
Smiley, at Holbrook On December s. He
Is having dfty invitations printed at this
Office which read a. follows:
"Mr. --: You are hereby col
daily invited to attend the hanging OF
one George Smiley, murderer. His soul
will be swung into eternity on December
3, 1899. at . O'Clock ., M, sharp. Latest
improved methods In the art OF scientific
straneulation will be employed and
everything possible will be done t. make
tho surroundings cheerful aUi thu execu-
ton n success"
M. Smiley no doubt joins with Sheriff
Wattron In this cheerful invitation and
will do his whole part to make things
cheerful and lively on December s
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-06

All over the Santa fe system, from Chi
csgo to California, the train employees are
interested In a meeting OF the general
committee which is preparing for a meet
ing In st. Louis on November go. II il
stated that considerable dissatisfaction
exists all Oyer the system owing to the
irregularity OF the wage schedule, For
SONS months the committee has bsen
working on a schedule for presentation to
the Officials. The general COMMITTEES will
first 20 TO Topeka and confer with the
general manager, and. after the st. Lonis
meeting, will go to Chicago for another
conference.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-06
His Life Was saved.

Mr.. j. X. Lilly. a prominent cltIz N OF
Hannibal. Mo, lately had "a wonderful de
liyersncs from q frightful death. la
telling o, II, he says: 81 was taken with
typhoid fever, that ran into pneumonia.
Ny lungs became hardened. | Wa 80
weak | couldn't even sit up In bed. Moth
ing helped me. expected to s0on die OF
consumption, when | heard Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery. One bottle gave great
relief. | continued to use It, and now
am we'll and strong; | can't say too
much In It's praise" This marvellous
remedy is the surest and quickest cure In
the world for all throat and lung troubles.
Regular sizes 80 cents and 81. Trial
bottles free at J II 0'Rielly's Drug
store; every bottle guaranteed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-06
REFUSED TO GRANT INCREASE.
Santa Fe Is Firm on Question Of Increased
Paw.

Santa re Is Firm on Question Of Increased
Pay.
II Is altogether unlikely that the Santa
Ne Railroad company will accede to the
demand Of the grievance committee OF
the Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi-
neers and Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Firemen for an increase In the pay
schedule.
The committees asked q straight sd.
vance Of 10 per cent. The officials Of the
company claim that the men are now
paid more than the engine employees Of
the majority OF eastern and western rail-
roads, and look upon the demand for an
increase a. an injustice.
The members Of the grievance commit
tee are still. at Chicago, but the refusal
OF the company 10 grant an advance will
probably not be productive Of trouble.
The officials have made several conces-
sions In favor OF the employees, aud the
men will probably be content with this
much at this time. giving notice, how
ever. that the demand will be repeated
q. the next annual meeting Of the COM
mittees.
The engineers are now paid $4l5 for
100 miles or less on consolidation en-
gines IN ali divisions, except the noun.
tain divisions On the mountain runs
they receive "a 80 l.3 for the first 100
miles or less. FOR instance over 100
miles they are paid pro rata. Firemen
receive sixty per cent Of the wages Of
engineers.
For work Oh all other styles Of loco.
motives the rate il four cents per mile
with the SAINT percentage for fremen.
Santa fe engineers and Aremen gen.
orally nov make excellent wages. Their
demand for an advance IL based on the
fact that within the past two or three
years the number OF heavy locomotives
iD use Oh the Santa Fe system lines, az
peclsliy the Santa Fe road proper, has
been greatly increased,
The committees OF both orders vii
likely complete COME ence work with
President Ripley aud Vice President
Rarr In Chicago to-day. and adjourn
v i.hout securing any increase ut all.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-11-06
kn.-Ia'. Power.

The recent peace conference brings
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mind. His subj 4cts look 10 him for food,
shelter. rsimenI, even life itself. In no
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lute. But far reaching rs It's influence
IA il csnnot be compared TO that which
the human stomach has over the morals
and health OF the average mortal. Hos
letters SIomsch Bitters cures constipa-
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aud all diseases arising from an Inactive
liver or weak kidneys. Try IL II you
have stomach trouble OF any sort, and
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to health and happiness. II will make
YOU strong by making your stomach
strong. A private revenue stamp should
cover the neck OF the bottle.