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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-05-31

j. Q, Hood, justice of the peace
Crosby, Miss, makes the follow.
ing statement: ~ can certify
that One Minute cough cure will
do all that is claimed for it. My
wife could not get her breath and
the first dose of it relieved her.
1t has also benefited my whole
family" 1t acts Immediately
and cures conghs. colds, Group.
grippe, bronchitis, asthma and
all throat and lung troubles. Cot.
fey Bros. Phillips 4 Son.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-05-31

J.C. Kennedy, Roanoke, Tenn.
says, III cannot say too much
for DeWitt's Hazel Salve. One
box of 1T cured what the doctors
called an incurable ulcer op my
jaw" Cures piles and all skin dis
eases. Look out for worthless
limitations. coffey Bros. Phillips
& son.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-05-31

cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root.
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy.
It is the great medi-
cal triumph Of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. Kilmer, the emil
nent kidney and blad-
der specialist. and Il
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-05-31
Brookslda Letter.
Editor Democrat:

OhS w cuU utOct StS0uIN'
and hideous object lessons oi
the cruel and destructive wor
king Of the gold standard is
nov being presented to the
people. This TOO Just at the
time that the gold bugs are
trying to delude thepeople in
to the belief that the money
question is dead.
1t would melt the heart OF
a stone almost to read of the
terrible suffering and misery
death and desolation thro'
famine in India. To the gold
standard is trncable much of
this. Not that any one would
suppose that the gold stan
dard caused a failure ofcrops.
But IRON statements made
by those who have issued the
call for aid. 1t is clear to all
J that it ia not fOr a lack OF
money with which to pur
chase the food. The snme,au
thorities who call for the aid
tell us that two cents will pur
chase iood for a day, a n Il
that corn Gun be bought for
forty cents a bushel. From
these and other statements
it will be seen that very little
money would he required to
sustain life. But, England
Having forced the people up
on the gold standard, a n d
having been a silver using
people their money was more
than half destroyed and has
left the poorer classes liter
ally without a purchasing me
alum.
This is not the first famine
in linda in the memory OF men
now living, but is much more
horrible than anything yet
heard of. In former famines
the people could take silver
trinkets, of which they pos
sess many in the shape OF
ear rings, rings, pins, and
idols and have them coined
into money with which they
could purchase food. All
this is now changed and the
poor suffering millions must
die OF starvation that the
Rothchilds and their brother
bondholders and bankers
may revel amid their heaps
OF gold.
The English government
does not do her duty by
these poor subjects OF hers.
after having brought them
to this terrible plight. She
turns her attention to the
conqnering and making more
subjects that she may be able
tn exploit and get more gold.
But we too are just now en-
gagged in the conquering bus
mess, that we may be able to
force our laws upon other
people. The gold standard
for instance, and we will soon
have starving millions ofour
own subjects. 1t wont do to
let England get before ua,
dontcher know. But put
your ear to the ground, Lis
ten!
Hooked to the west
And | looked to south,
! saw Bill Bryan a comm
Sixteen to one, de musie's
begun
And we start for de hapy
land oh canon,
Refrain. Den fall in line
And foller Mister Bryan
For de bimetalic hoss am O
gainin'
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-05-31

mus, or IN default Of such
Icontrol oltoembarrnss this gov
eminent, and to prevent the
construction OF aLanal, SEN
latur Morgan says that in
asking an investigation Of
the new Panama Canal Com
pany, he did not intend that
tthe action on the Nicaragua
Canal bill, which was favor
ably reported to the Senate
Hast week, notwithstanding
Boss Hanna's opposition,
should be delayed, but to
"enable the President of the
| United States to check, ts.
cape from the destroy and
the conspiracy, founded in
fraud and corruption and ar,
rogance-against the highest
rights and privileges of the
people and government OF
the United States" Mr.. Nor
gan will try to get a vote on
the Nicaragua Canal Bill this
week, but success Is doubtful,
owing to republican opposi-
tion.
i Secretary Roots second re-
ply to a Senate resolution
asking for a detailed report
of receipts and expenditures
under our military govern
ment in Cuba, was only a lit
tie more satisfactory than
the first. The details are
still lacking, but the report
makesit plain that the charge
of extravagant expenditures
10 Cuba, is well founded. For
instance, the civil salary list
Of the Cuban government for
last year, exclusive of 81,
337. 900 paid on what the re.
por. calls the labor pay
roll" was 81 ,330,5S7. Add
ling these totals together and
more than one third of the
total receipts-$l6, 600, ,O0C-
are shown to have been paid
out for civil salaries, not to
mention the cost of the Mill
tnry Esta blishment. which is,
of course, paid by the United
States Government. H O W
long could q political party
remain in control of one OF
our states which spent one
third of the STAGES receipts
for salaries?
! The Clark case has become
b a d ly complicated. Mr..
CLARK resigned and was ap
pointed to fill the vacancy by
the acting Governor of Mon
tana. Gov. Smith denounc
ed that appointments frand
nlent and appointed exon
gressman Martin Mnginnis.
! The yacancJ is likely to con
tinue until the Montana leg
islature elects another Sena
tor.
The Republicans in Con
gress are afraid to adopt
either of the resolutions offer
ed by democrats 10 the Sen
ate and House for a Congress
sional investigation of the
Cuban stealings. The total
OF those stealings, already
known, and the number oI
officials already implicated
makes the republicans fear
fearless dem ocrats m i g h t
trace some of the stealings t.
Washington, and implicate
bigger officials than those
now known to have been in
the conspiracy at the Cuban
end of the line.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-05-31
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent

W. ------ .-IH
Unless Mr.. Mckinley stop
ped his ears, hc heard the en-.
thusidstic cheers given to the
Boer envoys and the voices
of the Senator's and Repre-
sentatives, who spoke in he.
half Of the two republics now
engaged IN a death grappIe
with the worlds mightiest
empire, to an audience which
the largest theatre in Wash
ington would not hold. The
Speakers at that reception
pointed out the fact that
from all over this country
there was a demand that this
government should save the
lives Of those little republics.
which all the world knows
could be done by q word
from Mr.. Mckinley to the
British government, and yet
that word remains unspoken.
Instead the mouthpieces OF
the administration are say,
ing, ''hush! we know that
England intends to wipe out
those republics, but it isnOne
of our business; W e have
promised to remain neutral
and we must not say n
word" A President who is
afraid of England, is a nov.
city in this country, and a
decidedly unpleasant on e
too. But the remedy lies in
the hands of the people. Next
November they can elect a
President whose frat act will
be a dissolution OF the part.
nership between the greatest
republic and the worst land
grabbing empire on earth,
and il present signs are not
misleading, they will do it.
Hon. j. D. Campau. Michi-
gan's member of the Demo-
cratic National Committee,
has been in Washington to
consult with Chairman Jones,
on the work Of the campaign
He is confident that Michi-
gan will 90 democratic this
year. Speaking of the mat
ter, he said: "Even the re-
publicans in Michigan admit
that the democrats have rea-
son to feel encouraged. The
opposition is IN bad shape.
The republicans have given a
very bad state administra-
tion. 1t cannot all be Laid
at the door oil Pingree, be-
cause the legislature was a
bad az the officers he appoint
Ell. If there was ever a reas-
on for turning the governing
party out, it exists in Mlchi.
gan. 1t is not a matter of
politics. but Ofcommon sense
with regard for the interests
of the State. The democrats
will have a united partv with
a strong organization to put
mp a good fight"
A nnmbeI of democratic
Senator's and Representa-
tives haye launched a boom
for Representative Mcclellan,
oi New York. a son OF "little
Mac", the democratic candi.
date for President in 1864,
az Vice President on the tick
ct with Col. Bryan, and are
pushing it actively.
Senator Morgan threw a
bomb in the right direction
when he offered a resolution
directing the Commit
tee o n Interoceanic canals
to investigate the two Ccnal
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-05-31
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You. Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure to know Of the wonderful
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-05-31
DR.. j. NJ. HOGSHEAD,
Cancer Specialist,
BANNERS ELK. N. (

No knife; No Burning Ont.
Highest references and endors.
ments OF prominent persons sue
cessfully treated in Va, Tenn.
and N. G. Remember that there
isno time TOO SOON to get rid OF
q cancerous growth--no matter
how small. Examination free,
letters answered promptly, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-29
A CONFERENCE TOMORROW To Consider the Reconstruction of a
 Joint Snake

The disi8regrajej democrats of Mar icora county and perhaps ot the whole territory are ir IuIein- in the f1tuous hope that they may b. pulled together somsway after inc manner ,t ,ha fah- uIous join. snake, which, having h'al knocked -1 pieces picks them up and raaGiusrs itself The task of Jh. n- ocrltS is m.r, hop less than thn ta H If the snake. r.. Col. Wilson. ta- head. Iaras. to consider 2 proposition t' ar- ticulate NI-h--uE section ol thn vert lee brae.
 Frank Cox ra= .1 som way s-ia-l. ! as mediator. o- carrying oUt tHs ij.1 oi tr, joint alal-g, a. rl. altI"-.3t'-- Somebody. who ], does no, appear. a1- Jt0llaal him j0 1agiu wal- and |c happened t. T.. fu Los Angeles simul- taneogsly u.-a Hon. Mark -'. sm.,h.
 Then Chairman r.. F.. aliuw.al .. the smith central committee w.Hi j' Prescott and u.s Chairman J. r. DiI- lon ot tn. Wilson central -nmir--a. Tn some way r-G nnw known '-t- A conference was arranged tl hz held a. Prescott bet~o Jha two cEligm.u and llr. Smith. This arrIuaa~leur appears ta have l.eu r--t.3 by Air. Eniu- wood and only ta.iay euu"urred in by l1r. Dillon. v,1 ltI 0a- think i, ot sut- Gcien- cons. -a.uee .o notify Col. WiI- son.
 Upon .hf+ .~a-s.mea5 m- sm.h people her. founded pr 7irjion ol Gai. Wilson's Ui,r l..Nll aat set ati-st 8 rum.r y-=rerta. that h. wa= a iartv [. ile conference and weulI a.,.tarau- -ir smith r. I'r=s..t. today. The only Gaun- da-tar r.r this story t- this: Tn.t yesterday --.-- Osborn. uaa,vl= ,f- fereG I'D iu Jra county a.u-ers.an a willing sacrifice upon tne smith altar. yesterday received @. telegram from Ei-. smith dircrt.ue him t3 See Col. Wize, and as'l him jr acc nraay him ,o Pre- s3ou travel co Prescott with 2Ir. smith as any o.HeI man au earth for there -= a no more ui.7-lr. .-' entertaining sanl man iu '.i1 ra than t!r Snit.l
 But Car. ETtl-.a finds Eim- If unable tl wal; fl. r1r. sui,r. for his taIr1.arla' campaign Is ts D. sr. ned at J Tome tn- nigh, and .a -Hr.l E. there. He has a. time .1 tsa. away il o.n1aren .ea a, tri- .I.r day. especially since aei,her he up. his I...nE- have anything ty confer about o-lc. ut plans rnr the d. feat of Governor Murphy.
 Col Wi's-a Was a-..I la-c night f he thought tl.t. was probability th.- 2Ir. Smith would withdraw as 9 r.eui. ,' the cu-f.l.u... "I know nothing about it, said ae: "T have no Enovl- edge or ta. object ef -ae conference an1 ' have r~, hear. wo-i about Nr. ~mi,as intentions but ] da know that E. is I'D [. him t5 -' what he thinks best"
 Taking into consideration rg. WI sons Uy...lI.-.. hacked hy ,Ha fact OF his calm aaI ulli=tur1ed purpose |. open his camra gn tte night hafor. ,fe day of th- conference. it looks a- il the iusino9f If putting ta- joint sna'-. to- Ee-hsr had been u0laaj.I uurl Mir. Smth auo his f+.u1z.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-29

down t1 look at Tom Carrolrs ranch.
 J. A. Van Deren is hauling his alfalfa to town. He comes in every day with f1ur-boIse load for the T. r. Miller Company. He gets $l7.50 per ton deliv- cred
 Your correspondent Was up t3 the works yesterday afternoon and looked around for couple cf hours. It is eer- taiuIy wonderful sight to sec the great s1eltiug works in full operation. Cop per. copper ou every hand. Some of the metal can be seen seethiug hos. and tons of iJ is piled around ready f1r shipment to the outside world. The main sms,..r building has been eyt-ad- of until one can hardly Gisunguisa n'~ jeels from one end Of the ar a,- build , ing to tho other. All the modern ap- plInces Iu.Wn lo the smelling world are in us. in this plant. The electric cranes used for handling the metal are of .,He latest pattern. Only the best me chlnirS are employed in and around the different m chanieal dspar.meut-. In th0 boiler shop, any kind of boiler o' work made iu sucn shop. can "a turned out az speedily and Jlor'uEhly as inc same work could D" done in Es" To-l, city. Gra r1uu Try i- fuur equip ped l'r all kinds of Igat and heavy castings. and a force of men is kept steadily employed Goinc n. hing but company work. In Jla h.a-Es1litl shops can la Sound as 2gai d lot of smiths as there ara Tn tife country. Labor saving devices uf au kinds are la daily use in the shops. Tn machine shops arc as well egupa-i far turning ou, jla wort. in that line as any of the other shops. Locomotive work is done there ro perfection. There arr Iathes. drills. pine fitting machines. etc.. of all sizes and styles. One visiting Jerom should not leave without first going through inc smelring plant.
 T;. 4. Thlm3s, ur the 8.ack Hills and Minr1-s Mountain companies, is still in |elJue. He take= rides daily t0 one or tha other of the properties. and iF well pleased with the appearance of both.
 Surerirten len, Edwards, Cf the Iron Krr. was in town yesterday afternoon oa business t1r the mine.
 Superintendent Cir0uN is expected home acain in Q srarl ime. He has been Tn the east with his family for a.aut two months.
 D. r. 1IcDONALp.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-29

Sci. or saji section 1f: consid ration. S2..
 Trustees First Church of Christ to Newton T.. Valentine. deed to north loo feet If Iot II. block @a Phoenix; con si5alat-nn. $1.sn0.
 Newton D. Valentine and wife to tru-c If A. G. r. church. aa-d tp north Ioo feet If Iot =. block %. Phoo- nix. consideration. $l.
 John r. Nouteamery auI wife to Mary Har,er. deed to lots 15. fG ani r.. block 4 Montgomery addition: con- s:5era,iou. &-zJ
 Elizabeth Sauer to Nargar.- NJ. Long. G--G 10 lots 19. 70. 2l and s'- l,. -2. block 11. Moajgongry addition; con- si5.rattNu. sf.
 Jacob F. Price auI wife t3 ,. C. Wass.n arj J. Ernest Walker. deed to nwfi. sec v. ,p 1 $. p i NJ. c,azi3ar1- ton. g eco.
 Wendell Mclaughlin to Jacob F.. Price. deed to rw't. sec r. Up 1 s. r f ": consideration. S6G7
 William J. Anderson and wife U Sarah NJ. J-s,z. deed to part lots : and B. blocl, 2l Ne1hrs addition; cousid- e~at.n. S250
 A. F.. Run to T.. G. Hart, de=d to south 20 acres Of er.. swi.. see %, tp ? T. P 3 e: consideration. &2.CG0.
 D. l.. Murray. sheriff 70 Buckeye Canal and Land O.. deed to the Buck eya canal and Iaterals; consideration. 7f1 .-a2.12
Arizona republican., 1900-09-29
hDAE5ES COW
Eow She Tangled Up the City Gov-
 ernment Yesterday.

The Adams family handed a couple ot aara ones to the executive. legislative and judiciary departments of jha mu- nicfp-l government or Phoenix yasteI- day. They looked like easy ps,bIeas nu, ,hsh. simplicity was only aprareu, The bad of the Adams family is Wal fer Adams. t-- man who slu. and killed Jack Bradshaw at inc Lemon ..-.f about a year ago al Bradshaw + s.|t itslion. Th- AdaUscs lives in tha southern r4rt o- the city, not far from t-e conner of sherman street. and Fils =t.-u.. J-ujfI yesterday morning tn y w.r. .a thc full bat not und.sturAai IHs-,--.ou nt a COW. The COW is Of the Bryan brand. tae free and unlimited kind. Sr- was also of Jhe auu-imre a..-.-. ztul. submitting to the govern t..-t without th. consent of tna gov ,ra.I. The neiaa8ors complained If fr- lack or restraint which tn . AGam-ae thua, about their COW and Officer Bush. representing the eXecuti, ..-..r. ,.ue of ihe city. delivered an ul- .Haruu. tar most conspicuous ."n5i- lion O. which was that 1T" cow should ua ru, under the surveillance of a basn. . pen. .r..9t least. rope.
 Ina COW continued to range over th. lawns end gardens of that vicinity and se-r rJay morning Officer Bush went down To impaUrd her IL Was an easy 5.H frr him [" iuG her. All he had to 3H was to follow trail of destruction aHf D. was further guided by the walls ot property owners of th. Third ward
 Tn, officer started with the beast E"r -a. LnH-- corner. which the city is ,,mpnrari'y using as "fence" until itr own more aris-ocIatfr and cNpen- s:E- West Jefferson street corral s1aI D. tni-hoj. The start Was easy but tne r"-r was difficult aIrs Adams aUI her property got in front of the already unwilling cow. threw brigAbats at her and r'W and then tossed au uneomrli- r .,.r. opinion at Ohiear Bush
 H. sent for help. and wi,h the aid af o7..r Noweu landed the cow in the corral
 o"eer Bush was pretty warm. both in h.iy and mind. He went To the cit- hall to see what could be done with Mrs. Adams. H. wanted tp charge her with oE-gUctfnG or resisting an officer ir th" Gis-Ears. of his duties. but both inc law and the facts were against him. As matter of fact the woman had o.etructed or resisted nobody but tHs COW.
 Beside the law in the paragraph pro hihit'02 the obstruction OF resisting an officer relates only to the marshal and
Arizona republican., 1900-09-29

Oysters in any style at ClarI's unu midnight.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-29
INSANE THROUGH NIsF0RTUNE
A Miner Who Lived on Toads, Snakes
 and Cactus.

Hiram George who came t3 Tucson Q short while a5o anI was taken into custody for in=ari,y. was committed to ltae insane hospital temporarily by Eroaate Judge Purcell. says the Cld- Zen. The man, who is eS years old c.aims he mas some mines at Bacuas hi Mexico. near some mines owned by the Copper Queen company and managed by James Douglas.
 He claims that he was robbed or &i0- eco by his cook, a man named Murphy who was shot oy t1e Mexican -u,hogi- ries. He started ou, to ind his par,n-' and was lost fourteen day. on the de5-
Arizona republican., 1900-09-29
JEROME NEWS
Immersity of the Un.led Verde Re
 ducti0n Flint.

Jerome. Ar.z.. Sept. 27.-lSpe-.aI COP rlspoudenes of rae EepubHo1n)-Ie neither party fails to put up che money there will ta am interesting fa. race this afternoon on LIain street. between Ed. E.lWcI, the Hea footed Verde val ley wood haul-r and al unknown, who is being hacked hv 9 third party. T'l- distance is Io be 20 wards. The bet Will be ten dollars side, and as much n, ,~a a- the Interested part g can Iais.. As 8.dUel i5 known to be one 1f tha swiftnst starters in the west. the un- known will have to b. Veritable streak Of lightning that short distance.
 T.. P. Merrill. JUnier brother cr tha firm of Merrill brothers returned from a uro.rao.sd stay ir Los Angeles yes ,erGav afternoon. He tr locking well and iat.
 The miners union is preparing t1 give a ball in the near furur-. The uraant- 21tiaH is very strong j1 Jer1ne and -le crowd should he a good one.
 N--- Ruth O.jyle received a teie- EIan Tu.- lay afternoon stating that her father was at tle point If d 3lh i2 G.-velaui }. e.. and I.t. tH. following day tO b. there to See him a.f.ra l. was Loo I4-a. She received la.er telegram "r Ash Forks telling her that h. was dead. She will return tomorrow.
 Ben LUhn started f.- Chicago and New York yesterday afternoon .a bus mess for his brother. WnI. Iuoin, pro- prio-u~ of rho 5a- lrtuan, store. Ben will r-r t2s5 a la-@- stock ,r gods fsr the Jerome s..re while in tn, cast.
 1i-eE.S. Flax. and Foster. from the Giia valley. ar seellneg farm in the Verde valley tu rent rar the next five wears. This morning -Er. Foster went
Arizona republican., 1900-09-29

-iS people at ClarEs utusg b. arranged for iu advance. Open lntii millisE,.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-29

Sick headache I5 cured by Hoods Pills. 25c.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-29

1.t to deputy marsnal=.
 Tn the meantime Adams went to the corral. cut the rope by which inc COW was ss pred and drove her home.
 q was tAe opinion of the members of the council an! especially of Courcil- man IIcN.u that Adams had laid him self liable for theft. "WEl- did he stsalc" asked Recorder Jobs. -Tre cow" replied -Ir. McNeu. But the cow was nj n." said lIr. Jobs. Not then. she wasn't" said Mr. Ic%etl. '-t least ao had lien on her and he had ,3 ,isat to cut it off with a taci,-kn'fe.- .-'
 The Adams Niu probably r7 alres-- cd fog something cr other today.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-29

The man was committed to the asy- -ua1 penG!ng au invez.isa-au or his
Arizona republican., 1900-09-29

ar.. living on roadz erd snsE.a aad eac-
Arizona republican., 1900-09-29

ls an acknowledged
 IeE.iug Specialist in sGTOniv. Nervous, Kidney, Urinary
Arizona republican., 1900-09-29
MATTERS OF RECORD.

The following instruments reported by the Pho.n.E Title Guaranty and Ab- stract company w.r- filed iu laa office oe the county recorder yesterday.
 Charles A. C...U and vii. to P. Aeuli deed [. i- sol =ts. =sr. -.'.. sec lA lp 1 8, % in sa corner ut sr'.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-29
Dr. Hubbard

Gul 8lGdlH- diseases. His pre--Hineut suC- cess js aut to exceptional ability, long ez-- CerieuC9 and absolute reliability. His methods o7e always tn. latest and Last He treats scientifically 5-zual Debility euj Seminal " Te1,z2esS, completely restoring their terrible undermining conditions Spec iaj and Private disorders with their poison ous aGd destructive effects speedily and perm aE,lr.- cuIci. EIO matter who has failed -Jr. Hl5baEI will cUc5 you Ii your case be curablc. Cancers ulcers and INtcrrai Grnwtus positively removed without the kC-se OF severe measures. Testimonials ut office. Delay Ls .GuCe ous. Do not wait rutli too late. II possible always b4 exam lret by an e--pe.o. Talk Nith him and judge yourself to his integrity and ability
 tpusuilauouFree Upur-, lu 10 l2. to 9, 6 tO z Office and laboratory. 2f-2S SpIth Second Aycnue, Hubbard Building, Phoenix, Arizouu
Arizona republican., 1900-09-29

erJ living on toadz md slaiz.a -ai cac- ,ua.
 The rrlvaGon and suffering gaa lan- ,lI his mind alI la claims .a have l.s- a wife and family .n the Galveston dis asl.r.
 The man was committed to the asy- -aa pen6.ng an invez.tsa--n or his =,atg.
 Iaro.aU.e may not be aUzs. but 1t IS some. ines money ig the county off . alaTs pocket.
 Oysters in any style at Clarb's until midnight.
 Privat- dining rooms seating four ani six people at Clarks usIsl b. arranged for in advance. Open untu midnight.
 BAD BLOOD is a bad thing. It IS responsible for scrofula, salt rheum, humors and many other diseases, in c-udiEg rheumatism and that tired feel ing. Bad blood is made good blood by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
 Sick headache I9 cured by Hoods Pills. 25c.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-29

An attempt on the part of the Irish whisky disillars to Szt the Scotch dis uIlers to concur in an aI-round rise in the price of whisky has failed.