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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-03-15
THE REPUBLICANS are on the

THE REPUBLICANS are on the
run. Scarcely day passes now
without some anonymous state
ment, really given out by u Cabinet
officer who is unwilling to openly
stand for what he asserts. The
latest of these is defense of the
Presidents position on the Porto
Rican tariff. In substance, 1t
amounts to the assertion that the
difference between plain duty and
Is per cent is merely nominal and
that being always in favor OF one,
the President is naturally in favor
OF the other. Possibly the Presi-
dent does see no difference betwee
these. On Tuesday last he told
several callers that he really held
the same position against duties
that he had always held. When
this information was carried to
Congress, such storm arose that
the President promptly retIacted
and declared that he had been mis-
understood and that he thought
that duty was best for all hands
In other words, he will always be
found with the majority II it is
possible for him to get there. In
this case, however, he departed
from his characteristic attitude of
waiting to see who would win be-
fore he acted, and he cannot now
change sides. Doubtless he has re-
solved never, never, to make up
his mind again. There is practic-
ally no doubt that the Republican
majority In the Senate feels that IL
Is In much the same position as the
President, so far as retreat is con-
cerned. Much as the Senators
would like to take the back step,
they cannot do so. With the House
and the President both urging act
ion, with committee reports ia fav-
or of the bill, and with an over
whelming party majority on their
side, IL would be too humiliating
and too ruinOus for them to give up
now. The Porto Rican tariff pro-
vision will unquestionably be pass
ed practically as IL came from the
House.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-03-15

THE HOUSE Republicans, are 60
ing merrily ahead, making a ma
jority which will, if continued, soon
put it out of the power of the few
good men in that party to check its
imperial courses. BY majority of
seven, Mr.. Robbins (DemocraD was
thrown out of his seat and Mr.. AL
drich (Republican) was seated in
stead. Mr.. Robbins title was as
good as that Of any man in the
House, but Mr.. Aldrich, who is a
chronic contestant, was Republi-
can and was chosen for that reason
alone. Several Republicans were
80 disgusted with the methods pur-
sued that they declined to vote at
all.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-03-15
Banker Routs a Rahher.

J. r. Garrison. Cashier OF the
bank of ThOrnville, Ohio, had been
robbed Of health by a serious lung
trouble until he tried DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
Then he wrote: at is the best medi-
cine / ever used for severe cold or
a bad case OF lung trouble. Ialways
keep bottle on hand" Don't suf-
fer with Coughs, Colds, or any Throat
Chest or Lung trouble whsn you can
be cureu so easily. Only 50c and
$l.o0. Trial bottles free at Harring-
tons Drug Store.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-03-15

mittee on the gold standard bill.
The report was, of course, adopted.
The vote was practically the same
as that on the gold standard bill
which passed the Senate several
weeks ago.
Senator Hoar has given notice OF
his intention to offer an amend
ment to the Diplomatic and Con-
sular appropriation bill, providing
for the payment of $250,000 to Lili-
uokalani. formerly Queen of the
Hawaiian Islands. This amend
ment is likely to be strongly OPP
posed, as it should be. The dusky
ex-queen has spent the greater
portion of her time in Washington
for several years past and has made
no secret of her Notwithstanding
for Congressional appropriation
in her behalf.
Although officially announced by
the Navy Department that ther rea.
son Admiral Watson has been de.
tached from the command of tire
Asiatic station and ordered home
and Admiral Romey ordered to
proceed to Manila and take COM
mand of the Asiatic Station, is that
Watson's health is bad, it is known
that there are other and more i'm
portant reasons for the change.
| Watson has had trouble with the
Bureau of Navigation, and has had
such stormy time with the Off
GERS under him that he was several
months ago temporarily relieved
from the command of the feet, for
the purpose of allowing things to
cool down little, but the order re-
lieving him was not made public
either in Washington or Manila.
The attempts of republicans to
shift responsibility for the disgrace
full exhibition given the country
by the passing of the Porto Rico
tariff bill by the House would be
amusing If the matter were not too
serious to laugh over. This wrang-
ling among republican Senators
over the hill, which is now before
the Senate, has almost reached the
fighting stage. A caucus Is to be
held to try to patch up matters by
amending the bill to the extent
necessary to get the votes to put it
through the Senate. The sugar
and tobacco trusts, which are cred
tied with having compelled the re-
publicans to make this disgusting
exhibition, are SAID to have let it
become known among republican
Senators that they have no object
ion to any amendments that may
be made to the bill so long as the
tariff on Porto Rican tobacco and
sugar is not disturbed, and II they.
don't object McMcKinley won't.
Senator Mason is stirring things
up In the Sen ate again. He wants
the committee on Foreign Rela
tions discharged from further con-
sideration of his resolution contain
ing an expression of the sympathy
of the Senate for the Beers, which
has been in its hands since Decem-
ber 6, and he says he is going to
keep on hammering at 1t until
something Is done to give the Sem
ate an opportunity to vote on the
question. He says the Senate
would adopt the resolution il a vote
could be taken.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-03-15
Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed in
the Probate Court of Hooking County. Ohio,
administrator of ths estate OF John Is. Todd
and the same will come on for hearing on the
7th day of April 1870 at 10 o'clock. A. M. or as
soon thereafter as may ne convenient.
]. Il. RIASON,
Mch. 10, 3-w. Probate Judge.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-03-15
Real Estate Transfers.

~. L. Evans Ell al TO JOnn w. Ion,
parts of lots 67 and 6S in the village
of Carbon Hill. Consideration, $40.
John Blackburn and wife lot II in
the town of New Cadiz. Considera-
tion $3.50.
r. M. Mason and wife to Peter Ma
son, lot A Of Watkins addition to
Murray City. Consideration $475.
Theresa Till to William Lemon,
lot l and in the village of Logan.
Consideration 500.
Anna Keller to Henry Keller, 81
acres in Falls township. Considera-
tion $500.
Issac johnson to ]. ]. Snider 80
acres in Falls Township. Considera-
tion $1,000.
Michael Shields to o. w. Shields,
lot 4 of Shields addition to Murray
City. Consideration 5000.
Charles Brandt, Sheriff, to Samuel
Ringhiser, 40 acres IN Falls township.
Consideration $420.
Mary Petit to James Spurrier, 40
acres in Benton township. Consid-
Grafton $3.50.
Daniel Heft and wife, to Rose Fl eft
lot 274 in Gases addition to the viii
lage of Logan. Consideration $500.
William Fisher and wife to Sam
uel Renshaw, 15 acres in Good Hope
township. Consideration $3.50.
Frank Decker to Catherine Decker,
lot 249 in Cases addition to Logan.
Consideration $40.
Ira Seely and wife to Allen White
and wife, so acres in Falls Township,
Consideration $29OO.
Lovina Smith to Warren Gage, lot
8 in the village Of Logan. Considera-
tion $3.50.
Daniel Matthias and wife TO Jane
Edward, l5 acres in GoodHope town.
ship. Consideration 5000.
Clara Acker and husband to Peter
Sloan, two acres in Benton township.
Consideration $50.
P. d. Sloan and wife to A. e. Huls
two acres in Benton township. Con-
sideration $50.
Charles f. Brandt sheriff, to An
drew Rauber, parts of lots 475 and
476 in the village Of Logan. Consid-
Grafton 1857.
w. F. Bowen auditor to Charles
White, 8 acres in Perry township.
Conside Grafton (taxes) $l.75,
Sarah r. Parks, to William Parks,
40 acres in Salt Creek township.
Consideration, 5000.
Thomas Kelly to Mary Kelly lot
455 in the village of Logan. Cons!d-
Grafton $lCO.
Josephine st Clair to Catherine
Wright, 80 acres in Marion township.
Consideration $500.
Emily Frasure and husband to d.
w. Wright acres in Marion town
ship. Consideration $3.50.
John Calvert and wife to Solomon
Kline III acres in Laurel township.
Consideration $405.
Addison Igmire administrator, to
Edward Petty, 26 acres in Washing
ton township. Consideration $3.50.
George Money and wife to Stand
ard Oil Company, part of lot 40 OF
Moneys addition to Murray City,
onsideration 500.
Board of Education of Good Hope
township to Charles Fauble, one hall
acre of land. Consideration $57.
Charles D. Brandt sheriff to Sarah
Stedem, part Of lots and 8 in Ward
township. Consideration $267.
b. X. Tritsch to Lucius Turner
part of lot 2 in Green township. Con-
slderation 81.
b. X. Tritsch and wife to Lucius
Turner, 6 acres in Green township,
Consideration $3.50.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-03-15
Democratic Ticket.

FALLS TOWNSHIP.
For Trustee, q. AMENDT.
For Clerk, EDWIN HARTLEY.
For Justice of Peace, NICHOLAS SHoRR.
For Assessor, Falls, j. w HARDESTY.
For Assessor, Gore, Y. DONALDSON.
LOGAN VILLAGE.
For Mayor, ]. NJ FLOYD.
For Marshall, GEORGE MILLER.
For Clerk, CHARLES BECK.
For Treasurer, JESSE w. GABRIEL
For st. Commissioner, DENNIS NooNAN.
For Water Works Trustee, WARREN GAGE.
For Gene terry Trustee, AMOS PARKER.
For Councilman, ward. j Ohm PALMER.
For Councilman, q ward, j. 8 SHAW.
For Councilman, ward, 2. V. RANEY.
For Councilman, ward, FRED STRACKE.
FOR Assessor ward, FERD MAGLE.
For Assessor, ward, HOWARD LEHMAN
For Assessor, ward, ROB'T. DAvEY.
For Assessor, ward, ANDY INBoDEN.
For Members School Board,
FRANK BROWN, (short term
G. w. SCH WENKE, (long term
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-03-15

THE Democratic primary Saturday
resulted in the selection of good
ticket. 1t should be elected from top
to bottom. There were some con-
tests for the nominations, but all
were good natured and the persons
were successful who could muster
the most friends to the polls. 1t is
the duty of every Democrat in Lo-
gan to vote the ticket,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-03-15
FRANK BROWN, (short tern
G. w. SCHWENKE, (long tern

IT HAS developed that there was
some ugly work done in the republi-
can primary here Thursday Of last
week. Some good men were turned
down not because they were not Re-
publicans, but because they did not
belong, body and soul, to certain
clique. These gentlemen should re-
sent such infamous work.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1900-03-15

Vlcksrs- -Cahpbell : Kcyhess Woods
worth badge big enough that no mis-
take can be made Tor his identity.
In Coalgate David Potter is the
chosen one and We are told by men
of that precinct that he is with the
White faction and that they voted
for him because they knew him to
be.
In Blatchford, the ex-chairman,
ward boss and smoothe article and
invincible DIR. Dennlson was re-elect-
ed committeeman. He is at all time
night and day ready and anxious to
serve his high chief, Postmaster
Vickers. He lie slayer. He can
not be lost. He will be present
when the roll is called and sound his
pleasant voice aye, yes or no as the
Postmaster indicates.
In Jobs w. r. Evans is committee
man. He is usually classed with the
Vickers crowd, but he is member
of the Election Board of the county,
and Ia not really In position to take
sides. But from all indications we
will place him with the Vickers-
Campbell - Keynes - Woodwork
crowd.
RECAPITULATIoN.
PREo'Ts FOR WHITE FOR vIoKERs DOUBT
Benton, 8 Williams
Falls, VIM Funk
Gore, Robt Tucker
Green l, John Roby
Greene, DIR Biddle
Green 8, Tom Sweezy
G Hope, Lit Huls
Laurel, DIR Miller
Logan /, w Mcdonald
Logan2, DIR Blosser
Logan 3, viii White
Logan 1, w Ryan
Marion, Jerry Polling
Perry l, Elmer Imler
Perry g Ed Ricketts,
s Creek, w A Woodard
Starr, NJ Conaway
Carbon, Ed Smith
Coalgate, David Potter
8 Run, Adam Laferty
Murray w Hult
Blatchford, DIR nennison
Jobs, W. Evans
Washington, Will Souders
Precincts For White For Vickers Doubtful
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COUNTY RECORDS
Instruments Filed During tine
 Past Week.
pEED

DEED Wm Corbett vs Johnson etal-Sh.r- 1T sals eIecutisn.
 Melzsr Osborn to Biglsr, mines Sl. T l. Fuisnm to Thos Cowan, Psarcs property $40.
 T D FLlsun to II A Morgan, Will cox property, S4s0. GS Shilbey to v R Siiiss, Nsco property s225.
 Martin Costello to A D Henson, mines $l.
 JB Chadwick to E PA Lsrrisu, cattle SSo.
 Cynthia Armstrong to David Roterts, trustee, Bi.bes property S70O. John Hughes 10 K H Armstrong, Bi'bse srnper.r sls5. " Ii Brooms to Saunders lad Nor ris, bisbee property $500. JC Mccormick to Three B 1T Cattle C.. ranch S200.
 Norton & Stewart to H Norton, Wilcox property S90.
 MORTGAGE. DP Rosse to vG Nedigovich on Bisoee property s200. SIS anton 70 P J Dslehauty on eat He sl0o.
 LOCATION. One mine by Mrs Geo shesrer and Mrs T B Absrnetby. One nIne by John Heln. One mine by L . s1sttuck Four mines ey Smith, aeider snd Brandt.
 One ains by Corbet., Wym.a ssd Brandt.
 Oas mine by P Ri,h.7d.on. One mi by Fred H-dberg ct al. Three mine, by Frank Psyls ct al. One lAine by John Garrigas. Feur mines by Miller and Goodrich. Two mines by A T Smith ct al. One mine by Aug Zsller ct al.
 PROOF oFLABpR On one mine by r II Clark. Ou seven mine by P 5 Wsruekro.. On five ninss by Henry E'z ct al. Ose enc miue by l. c ShatIusk. On enc mIns by P A Rog.r stal.
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Ths follSsing is self explanatory "rbe Phoenix Herald announces the CT ival at the Ford hotel n that city of P L Jackson and G Ssi-her Of Pres- colt. Thereon bangs tale. As the story was given to the Joun4l-Niher. Miss Ssisher left Prescott Monday morning to go to San Bsrnardiao, Cal. where she wac to have been married on Tuesday to q gentleman Of that place. Mr Jackson went on the sams train
 and, it is alleged. persusd d the pros pectiye bride to return on the a'tsr- ooon trsiL and they went on through to Phosnin, where it is reported they were married. The San Barosrdino man has written a most pathetic letter to friend in Prescott ossr the failure ,f his expected bride to arrive there."
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Every tvs years the Hibernia Saw. ings aud Loan Society, of San Fran cisco, publishes & statement in accord anse with Ithe Califernis law showing tEe amount standing to hIs credit, the lsst kaown place Of residence or post office addrs.., and the fact oi death, If known to said cashier CT sscreiarv, et every depositor who shall not have made s deposit therein, or withdrawn there.rom any par. oi his deposit, or any par. of the interest thereoE, for the period ol mors .hsn ten years next preceding.
 The fzs. report may be oI interest 10 people Of ArIzons. ct least to two persons If they are stiil alive, or their heirs if they hays any.
 Richard Ccrbett ol Tusser, Arizo- ns has deposted to his ersdi. the amount of s5.lss.s5. and JoLsnna O'Lsary of Tonb-,one, ba. the cum of $16O.60 to her credit. Ths publi- cation of these facts may be the means of putting some worthy person rishtfully ia ths possession of the money.
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aDvERIisEE aETTEI.s.

The iollowing is let of letters re- msIning in the general delivery al the Tombstone postof'ice for the month ending Jan. l, 1900: Alelandrs Alvarez, R. R. Fsscher, Alejo Gsllegc, Frank c. Henderson, Reyes Olgir,
 Mrs. Hattie Pfoctar, Louso Robles. When calling Tor above letters, say advertised, giving date of advertise mont.
 LAURA c. CRABLB, P Nj.
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Fresh homemade candy every day at Naples candy factory. II

As a cure for rheu na,ism Chamber lain's Pain Balm is gaining wide re putation. D. B. Johnston Of Richmond, Ind has been troubled with that ail- ment since IS62. 2 In speaking of il he says "I never found anything that would relieve me until used Chamber lain's Pain Balm. IL acts like magi C with me. My foo, was swollen and pain ing me very much, but one good spPli- cation of Pain Balm relieved me. For sale by the Tombstone Drug Store.
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Ons man in Phosnix sold S1s 900 worth Of farming and fruit lands the past six months, and he feel, conf dent that he will be able to reach the one hundred thousand dollar mark be ore another four months.
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Bisinarlkss Er.n Nerve

Was the result of his splendid. health, Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not found where Stomach, Liver. Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. If you wan, these qualities and the success they bring, use Dr. Kings New Life Pills. They develop every power of brain and body. Only 25cat Tombstone drug store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-01-14

Wsnted-SeveraI persons for Dis triet Olhcs Managers in this stste tc represent me in their own and eur founding counles. Willing to pay yearly sGJO, payable weekly. DesIr- able employ ment with unusual op- por,unities. References exchanged, Enclose seli-addre-sed stamped CD velepe, S. 4. Park, 320 Csxton Bniid- ing, Chicago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-01-14

The bssIing of the argument for ( new trial in the case of the Ha!der- man Brothers under sentence of death in .ho Tombstone i.il i. set for Monday next in the Suprsms Court
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-01-14
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Board of Super
 visors C0chise County
TOMBSTONE, January, s,h 1900.

TOMBSTONE. January, sth 1900. Board met presusnt to adj ,utn- msst of meeting Jan 9th. a, loa.m. Msnbors prsssui-N c Bentcn chairman and supervisors John Mont somery and Thomas Allairs.
 Minut-s of meeting Jan, 6lh, read .sd approved.
 Board proceeded to andit and allow bills.
 " F Nichols. Justices fee, 4h
 quarter 1899, willcoI ..s 9s 45 A T Shuster, Justices 4ih
 quarter 1899, Tombstone
 Bill l6s, sls4.s5; di.al-
 lowed Sl2.70: allowed. .. 1Sl 95 James Elkin., c n,,able fees
 4th s1arler 1899 .. 4s 70 B r Graham. Burying indi-
 gen,s, Bisbes. s....... 4e 90 c C Johnston, Justices fees 4,h
 quarter 1899, Bis5ee, bill
 IT. s33l0; disalloweJ
 S475; allowed ..... 2S 9 c G Johnstsn, repairing jail,
 Bisbee. .. ........ 69 BsD Cook, Watehm.n, Treas
 srefs office. ce............ 75 co " D Menmonier, Justices fees
 4th 1883, Pesrcs, bill lsl,
 STA %; dissllo~ed $500;
 allowed ..... ....... 6s 2o Bnrt Alvord. coAstsbls fees 4th quarter 1899, willcoI, laid over for report.
 Tom Young, feeding prisoners 4th quarter 1899. wlllcor, laid over for report.
 Clerk instructed 10 notify Alvord and Tom Young.
 Thomas Quinn Chinese Interpreter Bill No ls2 sj95o di,.lloaed.
 Bill Ji H Grover. constable fees 4:h quarter 1899 Nc ISJ returned s. unintoillgaole.
 At F m. o0ard stands at recess te 2 ?. n.
 Al ?. m. board met persusst to adj Iurnment fer recess. Same mem bsrs present. Frank H BOpp appeared before the Ssara finished checking sp the report of the Bisbee road ovsrs-er. Frank II Bopp, Road work .. s5 30 Board proceeded to cheek up bill Of Otte aeissnhofer for feeding prisoners 4,h quarter 1899, Bi.b.e, 0.to Geisenho!sr.. .S27S.12. At 4-2ep. n. board stands adI Isurned to January 9th at 10 a. n. NJ. c. Benton FRANK HARE, Chairman Clerk. JAXEs F. DUSclr, Deputy Clerk.
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.CESSlON OF STATE LANDS
The Open Range Closed te
 Small Stock Growers

No better illustration Of the way State cessioa of pnblic lants would operate to tha extinction of the .mall settler and stocs raiser need be locke 10, than the recent action oi the Colorado State Land Board in lsssing 2I,00o acres to Senator Will ,sm H. Adams and his friends. The next scheme on foot is sGid to te the les,iug sf 55,000 acres to the Swift Company. the Lig Chicago psclsrs. There are scores of smsll c.ttlemen who will be heavy losers fl the open range is turned over to the swiit Company. I. is no wonder the small -et,lsrs and farmers in Colorado are organizing for defense against State css.isn. The chances of the man of small means 10 tsks Horace Greely's advice and go west and grow up with the country will bs gene forever il the public labds are ever esisS to the siates; ,and the small IAnchmen Of the west. who are now the bone and .iner Q! the eoHnt:y, would rapidly be trezsn out by bis outfits with po- liiicsl pull like Senator Adams and bis fiieud ?, or cattle trust with head quarters in tLe East like the Swift Cattle Company. The ssn,e eondi- ,ions would apply in Arizona il the csssion policy is adopted here.
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The new confectionery store at Fly's photograph gallery has opened for business and solicits the patronage Of the public. A well selected stock Of choice fresh candies including the best oi the coniectioner'. art are to be iuund in the candy cases and sold at reasonable prices. Call and try boI.
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JANET F. DUSclT,
 Deputy Clerk.

Az aching back. a disordered digestion. changes in the srine: headaches. nervous weak ness all point 10 Brights Disease. Take steps to cure the trouble before the disease develops its dangerous stage PRTCELEr ASH brTTEFs is ec. tain remedy It heals and strengthens the kidneys. regulates the liver. stimulates the stomach and digestion. cleanses the bowels.
 IL has been used in many severe and obstinate cases with ihe most gratifying success. Sold by Tcmbstone Drug Co.
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My son has been troubled for years with chronic diarrhoea. Sometimes ago l persuaded him 10 take some of Cham lain's Col.c, Cholera and Dicrrhoea Re neiy. Alter using two bottles Of the 25-ceat size h. was cured. l give this testimonial, hoping some one similarly affi c,ed may read il and be benefited - THOMAS (. BOWER. Glencoe, O. For sale.bvIthe Tombstone Drug Store.
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NJss. Mars and A. B. wilberforcs left this moraIng for @ hunting trip. All the game between here and Ft. Huachuca is now in great danger oi Annihilation.
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CONSUMPTION

In fits lnciplent stage may be cured. This fact has been established. It has been proved heS und doubt by thousands of persons who have used the great blood. nerv. and tissue builder. HUDYAN. HUDfAN has drawn thousands away from the clutches of the dread disease. There is no denying the fact. Many peo- pie have been restored to perfect health by HCDYAN after their eases were pro- rounesd hopeless by the best physicians. You can be cured if you will. Do not de- lay. Remember that delays are danger. GUS They are especially so In eases of
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-01-14

A system regulate. is m dicine that stren yth. ems and stimulates Inc liver. ki !neys. stomach and 5osels. PRIcKLEY ASH BsrrERs IS a su. perior system regulator. lt drives out al ua- healthy conditions. promotes activity Of bi.d ' and brain. rc 'torcs good Sppetire. sound sep and cheerful sPints. Sold by TOm5stoae Drug
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-01-14

>y~Tbs Misses Minnie Hsmp,ton and May Likes, two of Tombstoneis pspu.
 lar yo1nz ladis. leave tomorrow for a
 brief visit to Bisbse.
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II you want 10 win your way to favor with your bes. girl, the charm that will help you is one Of those boxes oi candies at Fly's confeclion- cry store. 1T
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#H 'H AAA k AA aH n aA incipient consump- tion. Look at these symptoms. Study { h e m carefully. Are they yoLrsT
 Then you must be careful. You arc within the grasp O consumption. lIUDYAN will re- lease you. Tako HCDIAN now.
 l. FLUSHING or THE CHEEks IN THE Al TER NOON AND EVE
 NING-the hectic flush tn c nrs. symptom of con- sumption. HUD- VAN will cause it to q E a p p Q ar. HCDEAN will es- NaLTHaf. fARH
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Mrs. R. c. Snesd arrived last evsn- ing from Colorado City, TsIas. to join her husband who is in tAs employ oi P. B, Warnekros.
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Jas. Lowry has received a supply of carp lr1m the government 10 stock his large pond al hi. Husehuca ranch,
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Nos Cookstoves [ 5.at
 BARRows.

The only place in town to get a box O. strictly frst-class candy i' at Naples candy factory. Il
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New Royal sewing machines. guar anteed for years, Tor sale for s20 at
 BABBows.