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Two Stories nv the Hon. Adlai Y.
From N. -. L.oUls Globe DEN oc-nt.

Ftf' ~ ~ fsbhsS 'fioNs-ffITNNNF III.
Mr.. BrvaU's runni'g mate Ia telling 6 story
which may Illustrate the ,ndisrosiuon of the
ropula"e 10 take the Democratic party s-ri-
ou~iy IN tho late campaign. 81 II may ~ ~
ns an coalition Of the sense OF Llmor which
l. keen ~ tie Hon. Ad,ai j.
Nj Stevenson says ne was filling an nsSi4I.-
n"ut AZ a certain place which he does not name.
Tie local Chairman lad pronounced upon hi'a
The lincst Introduction he bad ever been given.
III" pr1l es were 80 many and 80 warmly er-
pressed that Mr.. Stevenson ~ Us he felt him
self growing warm But Just az the chairman
to We nominee for Nics-preadsnt In an emUrr-
raseod way and with a loud whisper asked.
Nv hat il your full UGWe!"
Another Of Sr. StcvensOn's experience.
occurred IN southern Illinois. When tho can
dlnats advanced 10 the front of me platform
Nrt began 20 talk he soon dscovrred that \
ncvy al Young wnmcp ~ h'2h spirits had seated
themselves just IN front ~ him. MIR. Strvcn-
,Dn enOcHvuf"d 10 set tho attention 81 his att
diruce nrd 10 impress the dangers Of Inner
iaiistn, nrlitHrl-W ard so m. but The Tirls giC-
rl'i li,d earned on n II the foundations Of 'he
Republic v"T" not h"inr s7ppcd. Mr.. Steven
son huorcd and wa beginning 10 wonder
what he. would do, when a local loader Of 'he
pjrtV Who 70 S.ttl's ~ the Platform 1r0so.
pn,1 ,'.,r7yd nd said c0r, l.rslv. Gals,
won't YOU keep stiil and give tho old mar a
C~hsnca;. Mr. Stevenson says he tur;~d 10
the local leader in his most grateful manner
and said: i thank you. ar
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READY TO INSURE ROYAL LIVES.
No DISCRIMINATION in American Companies
Against ReiGning Pctentates.


In a cable despatch printed here recently
II was stated that some insurance companies
in Europe wers refusing to accept risks on the
lives OF %reisning potentates Of the Old World.
owing particularly to the menace Of Anarchist
violence. which had been brought pointedly
before the view Of insurance company officers
by the tragic death OF King Humbart OF Italy.
According to the cable a dvices, one COMPANY
which found Itself compelled 10 pay seOO, 600,
the value OF a policy on Humbert's life, receatly
refused to accept n risk on the life Of Alexander
Of Sorvta. who sought a policy for IO.oOO,0oo
francs. The cable despatch minated TINT
insurance companies doing business abroad had
no more use for royal ratrors who might desire
10 insure their own lives.
Inquiry among officers Of some Of the insur-
ance companies OF the United States Which
do a large foreign business DEVELOPED the fact
applicants Tor insurance in the American COM
panies. Each application for n policy of In
s spd sc,.dH u Ane'l nr cor.painu - reft'Vei
regard for the accidental fact that the applicant
Is a ROYAL parsonage.
There il no discrimination against kings"
4 high ofhcrr Of one Of the largest Of the New
York companies said. W do not boycott
those seated upon a throne"
lie saii that the danger from Anarchists
might he considered In connection with ar az
%rllcation for insurance, but that II would 10
h~cstions Of various applicants in classes familiar
In this country: that 1t would be considered
among the moral hazards. but that merely
the rejection Of the applicant. The occupations
Of various applicants for insurance carry with
consideration BY the Insurance companies
Tho moral risks Of certain kineshipS would
probably be reflected IN the premiums eyacted
~ t- case %; accented kinsly applicants, but
tho accident Of rovsl birth or regal place would
not, American insurance men say. deprive "A
rnt"ntat. OF The privileges Of insurance which
he would enjoy. 4. a private citizen OF any Of
several wallis OF life.
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affected W 90 ~ I0renzo's because he was q
natural horn Hoherl'n md onuld pot stand
w." conventions II hts own ct relliy
ho vent bocHuso { V1s. cheap lnd thete was
no place cleo H. 20 Musicians with guitars
and inaudnlius hegnn t. pllv ~ 4 corner lh.
smoke from tho cigarettes aud CisltS 0ont"d
upward. Ibo daughter and conversation grow
lpul'r. 7" pie ntuN in md sank int', tl.I
lcats greeted by name VIII welcoming ..hnut4
1hn wlitsr aud lNt.uf0 moved about busy
WIN th" unuHiHl rush ~ quot ,-
I''.u thofo wac a loud fapp.uS ~ . llhIe
nnn Cr's Tor nfiot ana u wore w" N"i'' u
I"ntlo-was heard rough tie smoke
'.lHir" uJd suItiHWer, ~. began Us
which our lu,t has ,rt piJrc us tonight !
bog - prruo.o p t,asr O. tic hcal'h aud long
Ifo 81 Ous good friends. Nj and Mr. lrf"nI"
Ilero 'rIe loud chrris AND 'hou . Ngto
cnllci GU. What's Ito matter with I'-
.,7'r n , woran'a v c, cricd enthusiast, aly.
10 "'id .'' Halle w. H. .' III r.
And iie collars rers attached 70 the %suirt''-.
'hlcrloln'e the voice of I?lInhe
Ioren1o bowed and snirrI through the 'nzo
AMI Madame Iorcn2o hlusIed aud AeT glorious
cyos bed4led At th"u all
Then the door opened suddenly ana O guSt OF
cold or came iq, chill but tnir'iniIg = man
stood leSitat!nsly uIou the freehold He car
reg a birdie w,rappcd In 4 s,avl hs a. pao
NJ lifs trc'nh!sd and Ne tried, to speak, Then
tLrrc vr'a sHddnn surprised yell. .Gaineyl
i'TrlG , G5,!neS Were did H2 ~, d n fL mnn md
took the bundle from his arms, lie handod y
care, ,Hl to Mnluinc Lorenzo. The, lie pushed
t'llney into a tIair and poured him out t goblet
fLl VI The slung.lol wine With the rare bul Itic'
\ silence had fallen over the room. There wns
just q nurniu' OF weicumo for tho newcomer
Madame Lorenzo carefully opened the shawl
AMI Tire tl'e eyes 81 the youngest art anarchist
trg' Tad ever visited the restaurant look Id w
~ her aud the baby cOoel sUily. She toos II
grntly in iIcr arms and pressed IFS heed AGAINST
l"r bosom. Then sls whispered, hslf crying,
to IL In italian At that moment Spatter .did.
through the smoke and III. she looked exactly
lie A haly.nA.
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Weak Human Nature.
From rtRansas ctr ,Joarro,.

rum l'' f'''N ' w oDHFVTt.
Talk ABOUT tie i~railties of human ra,n-e,s
said q woli-knpwn insurance agent the other
day, no one else has 30 good an opportunity
10 discover them as an Insurance man. An
incident ncclrred n few days ago that showed
me a side " a ucighbor's character witch
had never suspected 10 exit. \ fire. hroke
rIt IA Ms home, ard. do Won Know. that man
went three blocks. 10 a tclarhouc to Tci ut 1t,
when there wa 2 'phone nshi in Wis house.
] saw In" lr" soon after n started and rish~d
70 slv" assistance, II Wb~ while he'll i"g to
pal thing up lint ] discovered -" 'uhons
andturhcd IN the alarm. Vow. IE '4kc-a s'rorg
s,r"fCh, 81 the imagination 20 h"ii"r" That the
nWHHr hid forRO''on there va n j"'ouhore in
~ house. That he sha.ii tauo acted n hs
dld n2f"rn,neS "ro'e Gath IN ro,n'" In General.
l.lnk % II. In"rc I Va sweating and
eniai sciiNg my llc to snVo lis pro. eriv. willie
he wa> ANXIOUS, ovtdcuiiy, 90 have II burn.
Snch conduct doesnt euroErHr" one 70 exert
himself for OtherS
by tho way" INTERRUPTED u G-'erer. did
horso'"
Low, You arc n.niu- = lcoSi-C question
ren,ied The Insurance wan. with q guileless
smile Whist I am saying il TINT the actions
o. snst man are . ssd commentary on human
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HORSES TRAVEL IN STYLE.
Jr,iprS roV HirH.rPirED Rt'tfS
UN mr. PifiU b".
nsur p,ngrt, 81 - tou %Iiircis Ia ffa'e''ns
,.r ~sIc,n',, SDnrtlnics hNl' INC"
Their N.r,oas S,stcr. iaslH 'p"'-A
,.,y lev food Ifatc'l.f. Nu,uns H0r'"'

- A --. 81 - A ga o. y
'' ' ,.A
NN"r tIh owner . "-.'.'' 100
r''"G"'''' o'.I'- '. '"' nv -
our u1E' "| '. country ''" "
more tl'l' " '"'''.' .' -
than h" d'" '' ' owl. .
To" t'ii'N' - '".'''
travel in W'f' '.N.l. '''' I'D" WV '''' !"
e." RI "I'''' N''. '.' '.'.'''' ''N"'',
Z " ''ih'"'' ~ .'"''
e. h' '"' '.' VI" WV
travel lee "''I Co., ' az ''''' '"'', "",'
"" loves '".r' '.'' .'.' .'''' '"' 49,
paiIoi ""' " '..' '.' ''' ''' 'r'''
'st'r- we MIS- 10 '' ''' -"
essential - I' w.. ON ' "'". 49,
l'"rE "' 81, ., '.'.' 90 ''"'" y
l. gwen u i'.'' ."i WIN ""h "EN. avn WV
ere '.'' Nh'-' '''' az ''''' ~
~" al 'I'''' ~" col '"u, P''''o' cum, "a.
N''E''''' We ,"'''"sh'',u '"''''',o ~
the r,'i'- Ai'i'' 't'''','u '"'0' anu "o,''
ne " base .I|''' +" u 70 ''"H D" = -" ''"
purses ""i '''''' 'l.' We" ." wv '"'''
~n'tiel's "''' - WA.
Inc '"h''9 '' '"i'"p' '"@..F az NV
o''r '''' ~ '''',''r '.'' '''.""' w
W." ''7'' % " r""'"'V' s""'."f' N"V" '"'f
y ""'' "''''i'' ~" Nv "'"''' To ~" az
a. ''n"' '' "'E'l' '''H '''' ''v 80 '''o
~ III H'"'' ''" ' '"'' ''"' " ~ WV We
tho nriltI~. 20 nut llfNl tH gtl4t. 'F' are
an, to fret aud 'irna I.ruC tie NTs' few no,rs
OF n railroad tourney until they maze them
re.y.s sick. Ninv Of tl,n s.,rumb 90 ,ar
scknn.-. m n.,.r.t Nl,r! the stable boy uud
tralner.. with characteristic dIsreeard Cor
tho facts, mvdilun!. Call srasiI 'o-~,
which not seldom BIS them. Iuc.r ara q
hundred and ono other reasons WY owners
d. MOI Ike to soad 'lr'' horses away o.! tah-
road lolrnay-, h,t q, horse tctug be- u money
making business and tie socrc c( action a
constantly cnluc,u-. the man Who wants 20
rlrv the game an the year rornd must sllit
vlthi'. 80 owner can .rord to have As horsrs
Wing id'c inr mouth. rn,li year. II is only
extraordinary animals it- IrLiv, S%alvator
Domino, Tlmmauy, IamInGh'nr and Han
burg Tint can ret al tie fall ard winter ard
rLoe only in 'he big .pIiug aud summer hand
can. Ihe greatest care is used y~.'h horses
Of this -aro type, for their record il what makes
them yalualia when Tho rl,ing DAYS az.
oya- an! thev have retired to the stud.
N!'h tho oinor- T. IS different They stay
for Tn. most Part ryht in New York during The
long lpriug. summer and fall s.ascns Of .aciua
here. bat when the laws OF the state say that
racing must stop t'.ay must seek new fields
The exodus al tho close ~ tho New York ser .on
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F"t Gnil-uadinr IN the W.s,.
From ihf - orn T'hmn,-NooiN

'f''' W.
OMAHA, Nov oH.-1ia Union Pacific accom-
piiah"d - run with a." fast ,anil FROM Grari
Island into ~ dh,. Yesterday rf'prroon which
viii 60 down In tn" gurrls or tat running n,
one Of the rr'"rd b~rrJicl4. leaving Grand
Island the tCsJ mail Wls late. The first stop
was At ColImlu~, and tho si2'v-tNo Mic,
intervening were covered IN r"a'tlv ore hour
Tho run 10 Fremon' fort -four iniI-s, consumed
furty-si, miIutes. N" o%ucin'or held in reserve
the best speed of Ia. ,rCiUo fer IL" l"r.'s,rct,i
between Fremont and GTHla through The
omen country the train aitGiHcd n sT."i that
made n mile a miuut" l"ok ike u iT"iSnJ tiain
HTYel 'lH. The customary .iCr W.. nutNa ~
SCOUT, Omaha, ard -lact"urd speed wa- u"cr.-
-,rv from South omaha into omaha, Int the
III tsu,n, fnuy-,'N mll.-. from fr'r'o'i tn
pwrui was made la f,,ty--iN minutes T'.
entire disrgrce. 49, miles, was mad" in 40
minutes.
To READ "rHE SUNS" REAL ISrsr.
SEvs
and ,abular. forms OF da.ly transactions + t. ho
better posted In this q ~rection than those vhs
rely on so-cailcd Real Estate mediums, where
the effort but partially covers the Sround.-S9r
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14
WEDDING BELLS.

Married at high noon, Sunday 8th inst. Judge Hogue performing the ceremony, Mrs. Sara L, Craig to Eli z. Perkins. The bride is a most estimable lady we'll known tlIEuout the country. MT. Perkins is the business manager of the Herald and in large part it's present proprietor. The wedding was a quiet fair, only a very few of the most intimate friends present. After the ceremony most elegant and delicious repast was served.
 Monday morning the happy coup le in company with Miss Perkins, sister the groom, and Mir. Geo. E. Andrews of Holbrook, and others, started for an extended outing in the White Mountains, Old Baldy. and the headwaters Of the Little Colorado and Black Rivers. The best wishes of many friends are theirs.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14
To he Edit T of the Herald:

Since the removal of the late Su- peryisor of the Black Mesa Forest Re- serve, Mir. Rowe, there has been no one appointed yet 10 fill the vacancy.
 We, the people of Apache county, would be pleased to see J. H Pierce, the present Chief Forest Ranger, get the appointment of Forest Superyi- sor. MT. Pierce is very reliable, and is well qualified to fill the position; and We believe he would work to the inter est of the government m protecting the forest, and for the people of the territory in general. He has distin. guished himself as a chief m putting out the recent fires which were doing so much damage. He called on the Indian Agent and the stockmen for help; all came at once aud willingly CO., operated in extinguIshlng the fires, thus protecting the property of the government, the farmer and the stock grower in this part of the territory.
 Elem Cheney and Many Others.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14
No Right To UgltneSS.

The woman who is lovely in face, form and temper will always have friend, hut one who would be attrac- tive must keep her health. If she IS weak, sickly and all run down, she will be nervous and irritable IT she has constipation or kidney trouble. her inn pure blood will cause pi nples, blotches, skin eruptIons and d wretrhed complex ion. Electric B tiers IS the best medi- cine in the world 10 regulate stomach, liver and kidneys and to purify the blood. It gives strong nerves. bright eyes. smooth. velvc:y skIn, rich com plexion. 1t will make goGd-looking. charming woman of a rundown inyal- Id. Only 50 cents at St Johns Drug Go.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14
His Life Was Saved.

Mir. J. E. Lily, a prominent citizen of Hannibal, Mo-, lately had wonder ful deliverance from a frightfuI death. In telling Of Ii he says. "i was taKen with Typhoid Fever, that ran into Pneu- monia. My lungs became hardened. was so weak couldn't even sit up in bed. Nothing helped me. I expected to soon d!e of Consumption, when I heard of Dr. Kings New Discovery. One bottle gave great relief. 'contln- ued to use it, and now am we'll and strong. 1 can't say too much i'll ils praise" This marvellous medicine is the surest and quickest cure ias the world for all Throat and Lung Trouble Regular sizes 90 cents and Sl.OO. Trial bottles free at St. Johns Drug Co. ev- cry bottle guaranteed.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14

Ephcmania Armijo arrived in the village last night from Ganado and will spend the next two weeks resting and visiting among relatives here. Mir. Armijo is empIoyad hy his Uncle Mir. l.. ]. Hubble to whom he has proven himself to be vaIu- able assistant in trading with the Navajos. He reports his brother Tonic we'll and pleased with his present occupation.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14
An Epidemic of DIarrhosa.

Mr. A. Flanders. writing from Cocoanut Grove, Fla, says there has been quite an epidemic of d. arrhoea there. He had severe attack and was cured by four dos es of Ctamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says he also recommended it to others aad>tlley say it is the best medicine they ever used. For sale by the S4. Johns Drng Go.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14
PIONEER DAY.
PR0GRAM:: July 24. 1900.

Salute of Three Guns, J. E White.
 Firing of Thirteen Guns and HoistInl of Flag at sunrise. Brass Band. ! Crtizens camp as epigrants on street east of Square. Capt. Jarv1s, as Capt Allen, makes demand for volunteers. i Volunteers are mustered in. i, J. W. Browns reply to Capt. Allen, Song. up. Awake Ye Defenders oI Zfon," q young ladies, q young men Camp songs, etc. Procession, J. H. Heap, Marshall: Standard Bearer, P. Peterson. Brass Band.
 Emigrants of 1917, Win. Harris, leader Handcarts.
 Young men ansi women, 24 Of each, wearing red and-biue sashes. Priesthood. Bishop Anderson, leader. R. S., NJ E.. Jarvis, director. Sunday School. Superintendent. Primary. E. HOlgate, director. Representation of present time people, Richard Gibbons. w J. Mallory, man. agers.
 Services, 10 o'clock. call Of brass band. Call to order, Marshall Heap. Song, Choir. Prayer, Father Vim. StradIiDg. Music, Chas. Davis and Company. Pioneer Speech, w. H. Gibbons. Song, Mandolin Club.  Address, The Battalion" J. B. Pat terson.
 Handcart Song, by choir. Address, Growth of the Church, P. T. Coleman. Song, Three Cheers for Onr Own Mountain Home." Chas. Davis and Mrs. Alex NicOll Jr. Recitation. James w. Lesueur. Toasts aud Sentiments, Martin Jensen, Toast Master. Song, by choir. Prayer, Alex Nicoli Sen.
 Afternoon Amusements begin at 2 Q clock.
 Committee:
 John Plumb, O.. c, Overson, F. N. Freeman, Lucinda Richie, Anna E. l.. 5. UdalI and Eliza Holgate.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14

Word was received at this office late last night, q gentleman just arriving from the head waters of the Little Colorado. that the Per kins-Andrews crowd had an excit- ing encounter with two bears. All the party, however. was reported alive, but some of the party were badly scared.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14

"We have sold many different cough remedies, but none has giv- cn better satisfaction than Cham berlain's," says Mir. Charles Holz- hauer, Druggist, Newark, N. J. 'It is perfectly safe and can be re- lied on in all cases of coughs, colds or hoarseness. Sold by St. Johns Drug Co.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14
Bismarcks Iron Nerve

Was the result of his splendid health. Indomitabfe will and tremendous ener- gv are not found where Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. If you want these qualities and the sue cess they bring, use Dr. Kings New Life Pills. They develop every power uf brain and body. Only 25c. at St j ohns Drug Go.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14

You assume no risk when you buy ChamberIain's Cnlic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The Si. Johns Drug Go. will refand your money if you arc not satisfied after using it. IL is everywhere admit
 ted to be the most successful rem edy in use for bowel complaints and the only one that never fails. It is pleasant, safe and reliable.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14
HUDYAh REMEDY COMPANY, Ho. 316 South Broadway,
 Los Angeles, Cal. Cor. Stockton. Market and Ellis Sis.
 San Francisco. C,L
.@1-R-<XE-

c. o. Howe, Manager of the Wabash cattle Co, was in town a short while Wednesday, and went on to Springerville to be under the care of Dr. Johnson; he is still suf- fering from the wound on his hand, and thought it best to have the inn mediate care of a physician.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14

We publish aclipPing of the Star of Dolores, Colo, not to give pulp licity to the implied reflection nn any one but to slow that all parts of our great nation are dependent on one another. the good ef the one, the good of the other, and that no community can afford to neglect ferreting out criminals and bring ing them Co justice. for it's own good end in common justice to Sther communities.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. LAND OFFICE,
 PRESCOTT, ARIZONA,
May %. 1900.

May ~. 1SUU.
 Notice is hereby given that the fol- lOwing-named settler mas fled notice of her intention to make final pro in support of her claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the Probate Court st St. Johns. Arizo. na, on July If. 1900. viz: Martha J. Maxwell for the SW4. NW4, NW}, SE4 NJ, SWl, Sec. 29. T. 7, N. R. 30. E.
 She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous reSidenre upon and cultivation of. said land, viz: Luther HuIsey, of Nutrioso, Arizona, Jeremiah Harradance of Nutrios0. Ar1z Frank Nichols, of St. Johns, Arizona. Alexander Nichols, of St. Johns, Ariz.
 Frederick A. TrItle. Jr., Register
 (First Pub, June 9. 19OO.)
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14
UdIIIVo pCUtGI I Albert F. Potter, Sec'y.

Geo. E. Andrews of Holbrook was the Herald's guest Sunday. He came up Saturday night equipped for q big hunt, having promised numerous friends the hide, claws or hind quarters of the bears which he is sure to capture during his trip among the mnun- tains.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14

Thru oversight We failed to ac- knowledge a visit from our esteem ed friend, F. Stanton, whose hosts of friends, among whom we be, never fail to appreciate his genial presence and intertaining conver- sation. Mir. Stanton always leaves fellow feeling better.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14

A company composed of Monico Garcia, Manuel Ruiz. Santa Cruz Carrin and Antalin0 Tafolla are on White River fishing and hunting. They took their musical instru- ments along, either to charm the fish or vile away the tedious even- ing hours.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. LAND OFFICE at
 PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.
May 29, 1900.

Notice is hereby given that the follow ing-named settler has filed notice of fis intention to make final proof in support of hls claim, and that said proof will be made before the Clerk of the Frohate Court at St. Johns, Arizona. on July If 1900. VIZ: Benjamin F. Howell for the FL. SEf, Sec. B, T. Is, x. R. ? E.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. said land, viz: Howard Hale of Greer, Arizona. S. H. Howell, Il" "
 Samuel Hale /" Mike Hae " "
 Frederick A. Tritle Jr.. Register
 (First Flsolicatlon, Jt ne g, 1900
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14
Volcanic EruptiOns

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life of joy. Bueklen's Arnica Salve, cures them, also Old. Running and Fever Sores. Ulcers, Bpils. Felons, Germs. Warts, Cuts, Bruises. Burns, Scalds Chapped Hands. Chilblalns. Best Pile cure on earth. Drives out Pains and Aches. Only 25 cts. box. Cure qua. ranteed. Sold by St. Johns Drng Co.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14

Apostle IIeber J. Grant and daugh' ter also Moses ". Taylor are in town for a few days. A meeting was held Wednesday evening and Thursday morning at which times Messrs Grant and Taylor delivered interesting addresses.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14
The Arizona Wool Growers

The Arizona Wool Growers Assocalion, Eastern Division, had very interesting and profitable session at Holbrook this week
 The following were elected the new Board of Directors: J. T. Lesueur, A. r. Potter, Am brosia Candelaria, E. Schu>ter anG c. A. Conklm. The first meet ing will be held in St. Johns, July 25th.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14
HERE ARE TIE SYMPTOMS :

1-2. THROBBING. IN THE TEMPLES WHEN LYING DOWN. HUDYAN will cause the throbbing to disappear
 3-6 RINGING IN THE EARS-t]ue tn ar. excessive amount of blood in the head and brain. HUDYAN stops the ringing and buzZng in a short time
 4-5 ALTERNATE PALENESS AND FLUSHING OF THE CHEEKS HUD- VAN will restore the circulation of the blood to its normal condition and keep a constant, healthy color in the cheeks
 7 PALPITATION OF THE HEART AND IRREGULAR. BEATING. Owing to the weakness, there is often a huttering and the miss of beat occasionally HUDYAN, by strengthening the heart muscles and the nerves that supply it- will stop the palpitation and hutterin.s and cause the heart to beat regularly.
 s. THROBBING IN THE STOMACH REGION This is due to the aorta. inc large vessel which carries the blood from the heart, becoming distended. This throbbing and pusating disappear shortly after the use of HUDYAN.
 The remedy Is at hand. It is the wnnder ful HUDYAN. Thousands have been cured Of Heart Weakness by its use You should be cured, too. You can be cured HUDYAN will cure you. frocure HUD- VAN from your druggist. It is sold in all drugstoreS Tor 50c per package or $ packages for $2 50. If your druggist does not keep it, send direct to the HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY. San Francisco or Los Angeles, Cal Consult the HUDYAN them and have a free consultation. If you cannot call on the doctors, write to them for advice. It will be given free Tor the asking. Address
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14

Solomon Earth went to Ho!broOk last Saturday. He returned Mon- day, being accompanied by his daughter, Miss Lottie who came in from Albuquerque to spend S few weeks with home folks.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14

Messrs. Lesueur, Freeman and Mallory with their families, return ed Saturday from len days pleas ure trip to the mountains; they report having an excellent trip with plenty of game.
The St. Johns herald., 1900-07-14
C0uxTY OFFICIALS.

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