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New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
BRYAN IN BROOKLYN TO-DAY.
LOCAL DEMOCRATIC LEADERS HAVE
SPARED NO PAINS TO GET
OUT BIG CROWDS.

Great preparations are being made for Bryan's
appearance IN Brooklyn tonight He is to speak
AT eight meetings. beginning at the Academy OK
Music and ending in East New-York- His visit
has been 50 widely advertised that great Groves
are expected 10 turn out 10 look al him
large amount Of money has been spent on ire
works and brass bands and it viii be lurid night
OF noise and speech. The speakers for the other
meetings had not been given out last night Il
was announced, however, that Senator Wellington.
OF Maryland would speak in the Academy IN the
place OF Webster Davis. who cannot be present
Justice Gaynor viii preside
In the Arion Han meeting Controller Coler Is 70
sneak. and Ex-Governor Stone viii deliver al ad-
dress at the East New-York meeting. Mr.. Bryan's
tour as originally planned was as follows:
Academy OF Music, 7:l5 10 7:45.
Park Theatre, 10 SIS.
I1ederkranz Hail AIanhatran-ave. and Meserole-
1IiiSary Hail Leonard and scholes sts 10 to 1913
Arion Han. Broadway and Arion Place, 1880
schwaben Han, Knckerbocker and Myrtle aves-'
Breitkopf's Hail. Jamaica and Pennsylvania avss-
Mr Bryan was 10 go directly from the Psnnsyl-
vania Annex 10 the Academy. Then, through the
intervention Of Ex-Governor Stone Congressman
SuIzer made an arrangement whereby the candi-
date was 70 20 70 one Of Sulzers East Side meet
tngs before going TO Brooklyn. This arrangement
Brooklyn meetings half an hour later than orig1-
nalIy scheduled Since then however Bridge Com
missioner Shea has been doing everything in his
power cancel the SulZEr engagement, so mat
Brooklyn meetings be carried out as originally
planned Last night he expressed MS oe-leI tAAI
ne would be able 70 do this.
The police arrangements are TO be as nearly per
feet as possible IN addition 70 the reserves rom
other precincts. the captains IN whose precincts
meetings are TO be held viii be assisted by three
hundred and fifty patroInen from Manhattan, nat n
Deputy Chiefs Mackelar and McLaughl-n VIII De
in personal charge Of The arrangements Inspector
D-i1han with three hundred and fifty extra men,
VIII be in charge Of the Eastern District N East
New-York Inspector Brennan viii have one nun
dred extra men Captain James Dunn VIII De II
personal charge at the Academy. Twenty mounted
DarroIrner will meet Mr.. Bryan at the ferry OF the
Bridge, and viii act as personal escort foT MS
entire trip through the borough The canc11sl-e
viii ride in the private carriage OF James Shevin
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
THE FALSE GOD IN AMERICA"
THE REV. CORTLAND MYERS SAYS TIE HOWL
ABOUT DdPEELALIsM AND TRUSTS IS
TO HIDE SELFISH AMBITION

The Rev. Dr.. Cortland Myers declared power. and
not money. the king among the false gods Of this
country, az the Baptist Temple Brooklyn yester-
day morning He said n part:
The false god IN America is not rnonev The
ofilce seeker Is shouting himself hoarse in con
dsTnnEuon Of others when ne is himself The a7-llrv
party This alarming howl about money and i'm
periaIIsrn and trusts ts only noise 70 5eaden rha
cries o. the mans own personal and selfish arnbf-
non rover Is the king among CUR false gods as
y ever has been IN the worlds history Men want
money SO that they can have more power The
Ihe desire 10 rule Is just strong in the coubirs
ton OF WorhlngHsD as II IS IL the trust II IS me
desire OF labor leaders, and used more tyranricaIIv
than among the class OF which thev Condemn
There Is 10 such CZar-llks authority on American
SOL exists among the labor unions Who IS ~
that condemns the man with money but he
man who IS his knees n the same reuDle ~
idolatry. The nan is dying 20 secure once and bs
autocrattc and tnpertalstc. The greatest traperig
some men. What they condemn n society is the
greatest factor n their own lives The old blood
thirsty Roman EElperOrs never shouted worse In
The Coliseum than ''TGmuany Hall is Rrsat arT
Croker Is us prophet The cry is Give ne n0vzeri
Give me power Let be king and II ts mr.
American 70 the last degree Class hatred Is stirred
up and Increased By the very men who condemn the
money power when they are wOrEhippiug precfseiv
the thing The who IS almost insane IN
monarch when he gets IL The savage Is aTrsr
power. and there are white chiefs IN the Aruerf
can tribe. They glory in the scalps Of other rner
ouI The other man holds honest dollar He nrTf
ore hundred cents into Il before he got II and he
Wiling 70 tel Just when he did get H.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
WATER SUPPLY NEGOTIATIONS

East Orange. Oct IS (Speciatl-Negoriatl have
been begun in East Orange looking 10 the sale 70
the city OF the plant OF the Orange Water Com
pauy. which supplies that city with water Al a
recent conference between the water company and
the East Orange City Council the former proposed
the sale 20 the city OF the plant including about
seveIrynVa miles OF mains three hundred
and twenty MIGRANTS No price named but IN
was suggested that application be made to the
courts Tor the appointment or a commission 70 AZ
the value or the plant The company does not p-o-
pose 70 sell the eighty OF land which II uWns
ana which contain Lha biz wells from which "a
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
ITS FTFTIETH AEETTFRSARY.

a WEEK OF SERVICES BEGINS N THE FLEET
STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
The celebration Of the fftieth anniversary Of
the Fleet Street Methodist Episcopal Church. OF
which the Rev. Fairbank 3. StockdaIe IS pastor
began yesterday with three services In the morn
lng at o'clock there was q love feast led by :.
N Bulwtnkle AT 10 80 was & sermon by Bishop
c. D Foss Of Philadelphia.
In the afternoon special services were held by
the Sunday school The Rev Marcus I. Taft, re-
Gently returned from China, spoke, and there were
addresses by the Rev. Henry Medd and ". NJ
Cartwright. chairman Of the Executive Commit
tee Second District, New-York State Sunday SchooI
Association
II the evening there was g sermon by the Rev
Dr. Otho T BarrhOlow pastor Of Jane Street
Church. There were special musical selections al
al OF The services.
The celebration viii be continued tomorrow
night, Wnen The Rev Dr. James Montgomery, pre-
siding elder, Brooklyn North District, VIII preside
An address viii be made by the Rev. Dr. s P
Cadn1an. Special exercises VIII also be held on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. and the cele-
Dratio1 VII close next Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
WOMEN ARRANGE POLITICAL DEBATE.
REPRESENTATIVE REPUBLICANS AND DEMO
Gratis TO DISCUSS THE ISSUES

Rutherford. Oct IS (SpeciaD.-A political debate
unique in the history OF Bergen County Will take
place on Tuesday night at the Rutherford City
Hall. under the auspices OF the Town Improvement
Association, an organization Of well known women.
Mrs Milton Z. Fake and Mrs. William z. FuIager
who are Republicans, conceived the idea Of q Joint
debate under the auspices Of the association. and
the idea was concurred in by Mrs William H
Smith president OF the association who Is Demo
crar. a committee OF members waited upon repre-
sentatives Of the Mckinley and Roosevelt Cam
paign Club and the Rutherford Democratic Society
and both organizations agreed TO take part 4
small admission tee VIII be charged and the pro-
ceeds viii be used TO augment the Town Improve
maEr Associa-ior's fund for q public park
Mrs William II. Smith viii preside al the debate
and young women viii act uSLers- The stage
Will be set as a drawing room. with pictures OF
Mckinley and Bryan and vocal and instrumental
music VIII be feature of the evening The speak K
VIII be introduced by Dr. 4. n. HOIlste-. press-
dent Of the Mckinley and Roosevelt Club and
Daniel : CIoss- president Of the Democratic Society
The debates VIII be limited TO twenty minutes each
The Republican side o. the argument viii be in
trusted 20 Postmaster Charles Burrows and Joseph
c. Shenck- The Democratic speakers viii de Cap
tain Addison Ely candidate tor Presidential eector.
and Cook COT-kll1g- Every member OF the audience
viii receive a little American flag as souvenir.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
REPUBLICAN PARADE AT ELIz4BETg

Elizabeth Oct Is (SpeciaD.-The greatest demon
stration Of the political campaign on the mart Of
the Republicans VII take place here tomorrow
night, when all OF the Republican clubs OF the
county viii join n the parade thar has been ar
ranged for by the clty Republican Executive Com
Uirtee as q fitting climax what has been an
energetic and from all Indications = successful
effort TO achieve gratifying results on November
The crack marching clubs Of Essex County. IncIud-
ing the famous FreIIuEhuyseu L4aucers viii take
part the parade The Republicans along -he
line OF march have been requested 10 decorate ther
houses or places or business. 10 make the
affair memorable one in EIizaberhs political
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
u. BoKDIsFg 49, "a cELfRRArE

Dr. B0HDISH'6 CHURCH TO CELEBRATE.
The programme for The celebration Of the SIX
Teen-h anniversary q the Sixth Avenus Methodist
CharcE- Brooklyn, Of Whlch the Rev. d.. weIIes-
ley " 5owelzh -s pastor. has 1ast been given out
Il W. Desln oE " wednesday evening. November 2
81 which tine al q the former pastors V4U he
Preseal L1ey are the Reys- Isaac II Foster Ed
49, 2ilazn, llzr1es z. Harris DR. VVfllIar-
" ~-arE a1l saul 9. Cureics. or ThUrsd ~ -
- sAsEe e 70 e an EpWorth League raIIv a.
&E1cn lne KEY Dr- George e Reed Dreede1- -
DisA-I-sol Co-leGes VII speak on .-E-nfbus5as-, =
Eae.oF q success a Christian Work" 0rhers
@i-c are ezpecLsc 70 take part r tbs services
the Rev DR.. Charles Z Cfcodeil ~ - IT-S--E =
Pace 4leL1oc-sz Ch1rch. The Rev Dr. u p T15e-
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New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
HEALTH BOARDS TAKE ACTION.

Montclair. Oct Is CspecIaD.-The local boards OF
health OF MOltclair and BIoJrdeId are alarmed BY
the many cases OF glanders that have made their
appearance among the horses in this vicinity and
every effort TO prevent the spread the disease
being adopted by the health boards and owners
OF horses During the last three weeks Ten horses
have been killed, and there many others al
present quarautlled awaiting Developments All
the public drinking fountains within radius o.
miles Of Newark have had their water supply
shut on BY the health boards and they viii not be
used again until the epidemic d wiped out
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
sCHBEIBER PR0BABLY INDICTED

UNION COUNTY GRAND JURY WILL REPORT To
THE COURT TO-DAY
Elizabeth. Oct Is (speciaD.-The Union County
Grand Jury has practically finished It's work. and
viii, II is expected, make report u the court +o
morrow Of all the indictments found II fz 7,7ar
stood that William Schreiber has been fu9I~rs5
Tor the robbery Of the Eliza bet hporr Rank aTJ
mat a Jrle Dill has been found against Thomas
Doyle. the farmland who shot Horace BaIdUvf-
farmer. at UniOuvius. Doyle the PrOseclIror gsi5
VIII De arralgned tomorrow 10 plead 70 The rdfcr
Ueut for murder found against him
The Schreiber indictment viii not ba rra5a r-,b
lie as ne Is srtu al large, but II was neCassarv -
have the bill found at this term in order tha+ h
the event OF his arrest outside Of New-Jersev
there would be no delay in obtaining exrradition
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
CH4NOIs F4CTORT BURNED.

MICE AND MATCHES CAUSE \ LOSS OF s75ooo-
INSURANCE. $50 ooo
PlainAeld. Oct. % CspeciaD-Mice and matches
started a fire in the chamois factory Of c.
Chapot & Sons, in South Second-st-. near Rock
ave, this morning Il was supposed that the
flames had been extiugUished but this afternoon
they broke out again. and the factory and driving
Sne95 d5 we're 1estroyed involving loss Of nearly
S'3.U8 The insurance will amount TO $50 coo
The proprIetOrs and several Of the vorkr-er yVars
temporarily overcome by the heat while try-irg ~
save me contents The trunk lines Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company were broken and tra<1-
on the Jersey Central was delayed for over an
hour. 0'N- ca
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
DIPHrHERIA AZ ELIzARErE.

Elizabeth, oct. eS (Speclau-Dlphrherl has
broken out IN the families OF the coach-an G1t
gardener o. eV-Mayor John Rankin, OF rhls city
seven OF the children ~ the two fanai-iss srs
arrtctsd with the malady. which IS said 20 ne %
severe type Great care 3 bsinE taken . P-sss--
The Epread or The diseasa.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
CORNERSTONE TO az LALn

The cornerstone OF the proposed new buu5,,z
for the Newark city Home, al Verona VIII be Laid
to-Enorrow. The exercises viii begin az 2.s5 n -
Mayor James NJ Seymour viii make the assre-.
The city Home was burned last February vrttb,T,+
accident 70 the inmates who children com
nitted by the police Justices IN Newark for r1tTnr
oneneea or as intractable It's administrator has
heep S&EaTded mndsl one. ~-~
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
nRs. WLEOD sTILL uJSsIvG

Mou1clair Oct IS (speciaD.-Neu r Mcleod. OF
this town. whose wife disappeared on Friday has
not yet received any direct cew 70 aid IN tracing
her. The police. however. learned to-day that
Mrs. Mcleod was seen in Upper MoutcIair on the
afternoon OF ler dlsappezraDCe. and iatsr boarded
trolley car goins IN tbs direction ot Orange Since
then all trace OF her has been lost. Mr.. Mcleod
went 10 New-Tork this afternoon 10 continue the
caur
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
sOUND MONEY PARAnE

The final preparations for the sound money pa-
rade in Jersey City tonight indicate that II viii be
one Of the finest demonstrations ever seen in Nau
Jersey. II IS expected that there will be mora +b
I'VE thousand men in line. All the Re1ubiir@--
clubs OF the county VIII take part and thera v-iii
Paterson and other cities -'7"aIA'
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
MASS MEETING At RUTHERFoRD.

Rutherford, Oct Is (speciaD.-A mass meeting
held last night at ths Rutherford city Han
under the auspices OF the Mckinley and Roosevelt
Campaign Club. Dr.. H h HolIistsr presiding Ths
speakers were Judge Francis Scott. OF Patsrson
and Congressman D. J. Foster. OF Tsrrncnt On
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
BRYAN AGAIN n 1904

JAMES a EEREE SAYS THE SINGLE TAX WILL
THEN BE X HIS PLATFORM.
James A Herue The actor expressed The opinion
last evening n the Park Theatre Brooklyn al e
meeting he'd under The auspices Of Tie Bryan
League q tie Allied Printing Trades that Henry
Georges single Tax theory was the only sure cure
for rne trust svl- No matter what might b The
result q the election 4 would stamp E3-yaa a.
C1e great leader o1 the common people. IN The
IezI Presidential campaign ne would stiu be The
CHAMPION OF rhe masses. and The single rax theory
Would be = E-s p-aL1Or A-. Ee-Le declared that
srE2Eg 1aEe Il the hands Of The ner
@ L1-s country and that arrayeC against him
W1s mighty force q Intimidation Mr. He-ne
calmly asserted that there were 10 mills running
today because Mckinley IS President and none
W0-lG close Z Bryan should be elected. John s.
Crosby AID Charles F ADAMS also spoke.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
HELD FOR RoBBIyG EMPLOYEES

Bloomfield, Oct. 2s (speciaI.-Christian Jaeobus
an eulploye OF the Thomas Cakes & Co vvoou~-
mills, was held IN bail for the Grand Jury vesrer
day. charged with the robbery OF one hurd-s5
Yards Of cloth from the mills and disposinv 80 ~ -
netghbOrs. Others thought 70 be ir1nIiost.S -
n the theft. and more are looked go
JacobCs admits having a hand IN the robbe-T- -0-
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
FIRE II 4 STEAM L1eHTER

Fire broke out yesterday morning In the cabin NJ
the steam lighter Hattie Thomas owned ~ -
Staten Is1and Transportation Cornpanv - -.
north central pier o. The Atlantic r1oc- Fs-aS1s S1s
causing damage OF 500.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
DEAD BODY N 1 C0URTYARD.

Nary Lang servant, Of Nc IL Prospect Place,
Brooklyn, found the body oc male child a week
Old yesterday morning II the courtyard Of the
1sGss TIE ne1ghbo-1ooc Is ons % the 5est II that
part q the borough
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
NHIsTERs WIDOW DIES FROM GRIEF.

SIZE SURVIVES THE DEATH OF HER GRAND
DAUGHTER ONLY A MONTE
Ars- SoPhroula Z Bigeiow died yesterday al No.
s. JsGersOn-ave-. Brooklyn, the age Of eighty
one She born IL Massachusetts lived in
Brooklyn rhlrry-uwo years. and was the widow OF
rae Rev. John 2. Bigelow, who died II 1gs4 She
leaves
Her granddaughter, 70 whom she was greatly at
LacL6dr G1e1 month ago. alc she ErleVed
Cespy over than the fatal illness snsIled
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
APPEAL FOR coLoRED ORPHAN Asy1T0

ne howard Coiored Orphan Asylum appeals for
aid. as II needs one hundred blankets 70 haI- -
ne little ones IN the institution warm through he
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29

the stage were Mayor Wuaau McEsnze. Eepuo-
4ean candidate FOR Presidential elecror- The Rev
W " case, Director T.. r Solsy. or t1e h2lrd :
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29

water supply n part II pumped nor does II con
template the sale OF the machinery No price has
been put on the plant The present contract be-
tween the city and the Orange Water Company
ends IN May 1902
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
TIE PROUD P4REyTs OF rRIpLErs
TWO BOYS AND A GIRL BORN IN a BROOKLYN
FAMILY

The family Of Nj and Mrs. John F. Cartck OF
10. IA Park Pace. Brooklyn, received three ad-
d--Ons week ago yesIer6ay-rWc boys and z girl
The first the urtple-s was 5Orn about O'Clock
Sunday afternoon and was boy, who has since
been named Jcln- s=ss65nd z girl, named
EosaEla- and L1e thEnd e BOY named James. John
weighed al birth I've ana half pounds. Rosanna
weighed 4 pound and z haS more. and James
tipped the scales only four and q haH pounds.
--L-ner and children doing wei.
l1r. CsrlcE q 1urrlsr. Id Is American born, Of
irish psreLLage Mrs CaC1CE born II Scot
land, and came America II childhood. Three
l-le- children have been born 70 the cOuple-EtheL
seven years Old, and Mary, four E16 another dead
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
An UNEXPECTED MEETING.
PHYSICIAN FINDS FASHIONABLE WOMAN Pa
TENT At POLICE STATION.

Ths1e ts secrecy connected with The identity Of z
coed looking fash-olaoIy dressed woman who was
found staggering across City Hal Park BROOKLYN.
yesterday afternoon The street garnins were
making spo-r Of her when Patrolna1 Dalton OF
L1e Acz1ls-sL- station, went 10 her aid
she was carried to the station v-hsre rbA a.
geanr became convinced that the prisoner was =
person ot means and refinement She gave hcti-
uou5 address. lux the sergeant tod her rhar IN,
-ess SIS seLi -or asr cEelcs she would be locked
-. 6-s gave l1s name OF prominent unvzicIsr =
Lsl--s Il f-efteponL-sI-, On me Heights He was
s-----Io-eQs aL- said ms woman belonged 70 q vel
known Heights family. He na5 been creating bar
IcF & nervous disorder, Ee said, and begged 70 =
5--o"S1 . -a>s Ter away without further eyuiara-
Jlo1- I1-s ne was allowed 70 90. They drove Vgar
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
COUNTY CH4IRNEE TO REPORT

REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE 1ssr-Fs
CALL FOR FINAL MEETING
The Republican State Committee issued 2 call On
Saturday FOR a meeting next Wednesday ar The
committee headquarters il Newark The chairr,en
OF the county committees throughout the State are
State Committeeman viii also report
Inls viii be the anal meeting OF the coran,rrae
Win lIe county ch4Iruleu 10 analyZe the raD0rts
receiyed anc determine the real status Of aafrs IN
the state Since the last reports were subrnf-+a5
Bryan mas canVassec the STATE. ana the effects ~
MS tour have been carefully noted The Republican
plurality liked al the conference held lssr week nv
the STATE Committee with the county chai-r,a1
was 5000, and i Is not expected that the esria -
viii vary from that
New-York tribune., 1900-10-29

OF kind Goods VII ;. o.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-17
His IL. Wa Saved.


 MT J. E. Lilly. prominent citizen o Hannibal, Mo-, lately had wonderful deliverance from frightful death. Ill teiiins of it he says: "l was taken with typloi fever. that ran into pneumonia. My lungs became hardened. l was SC weak I conidn't even sit up in bel. Nothing hslped me. Iexpected to soon ,e of cor>u:ap.ion, when l heard of b., >ing's NaS Discove y. One bottle gay .reat rclirES continued to use il, and am uow agl! anu strong. can't say too .nn1aa ui its. pa se." This narvel- odsa asi. 9eaneis the surees and quickas. c :. world for All throat, antl lung roubie ah 4Sniar size 5o cents ana $l NO TrIRf bJs*2 ice at Copper tlueen store and. Bisbse Drug Co.,: every sottle glAr. anteed. Ef
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-17
Attention Republicans.

A meeting of the Republican county central committee of Cochise county it hereby called to be held at Bisbee or the evening of Friday the 20th day O April 1900. The meeting is called fo the purpose of electing chairman t serve for the remainder of the term; arrange for our representation at tn territorial convention in Phoenix Ap' & tn, and for the transaction of smell business as may properly come before the meeting. JNo. A. CAMPBELL.
 Secretary, Republican County Centra Committee. April 10th 1900.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-17

Mrs. F. Ri. Mckay begs to tender her sincere thanks to her numerous friends, and the citizens of Bisbee, for their great kindness. prompt assistance, and ready sympathy during ths last illness and at the funera. of her ste husband.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-17
An Editors Life Saved by Chamber :, lairt Cough Remedy.

During the early part of October, 1876, l contracted bad cold which settled or my luhgs and waG neglected until ieAred2that consumption had appeared In an incipient stats. was constantly ceushihg end .ryipgto expel something which I 6Ddld not. si became alarmed and after giving the local doctor tria
 bousht . bottle of Ohamberlain's Cough Remedy and the rssalt was immediate improvenent. and siterl had used three bottles my lunes were restored to their healthy state. .--R. $. Edwards, Publish- q of the Review, Wyant, Ill. For sale Ayall druggists. F
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-17
scARBoRoUGH'S MURDERRRS-
May Soon be Overtaken by pursuing
 Posse.

Just as we are going to press we have received areport from ex-Sheriff Slaugh' ter's ranch to the effect that posse had passed there last night in close pursuit of the men who murdered Deputy United States Marshall Scarborough. News of fight or capture may arrive at any moment. fes '''s
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-17
FOR

FOR
 X Ray Examinations, Chronic Diseases,
 All Surgica and inflammatory Eye ani Ear Diseases, Lenses, Glasses and Spectacles guar anteed right.
 Catarrh in any of it's forms,
 D.. A. CLARK, M. D.
 Physician and Specialist,
 Bisbee, heal of Me Il street. ~General practice, calls attended all h urs. ' {: "I thinkI ould go crazy with pail were it not for Cham mberlain's Pail Balm,' writes MT. w, Fl. Stapleton Hermine, Pa. "I have been afflicted with rheumatism for several years ane have tried remedies without number but Pain Balm is the best medicine have got hold of" One application re- lieves the pain. For sale by all drng- gists.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-17
Local Brevities
Coming Attractions

May l-May-dag dM,ce, by Copper Qneen Bsnd.
 April IS and l4--Ne.son Juvenile Vau- deville Company.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-17
The W Wsather.

Foracast made ct Bishss for twenty three hoursse epdinR. midnight, April l6' Fresh wind, owing straight up; dry daYi if it. .doesn't rain; more climate.
 FRANK DUBacHER,
 Local Forecast Official.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-17

to to o K Livery Stable, if you want ynostdriving teams.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-17
For Sale.

Brown Legghorn eggs from full bloods, for setting of 13 eggs, $2.0O. Address P. 0. Box 475. Ml6.1m
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-17
BOR

ROGERS--April Il. Tot vie of T. H. Rogers, a son.
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