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into dwellings or other unOccupied
houses, street cars or vehicles. PasseL.
II. b. NO. Ill: For the relief of John
I. Detwiler for services and expenses
as Fish Commissioner of the State of
Florida. Passed.
H. B. No 264: To amend Section
1924 of the Revised Statutes, relating
to coFoner's fees. Passed.
H. B. No. 268: To Iegalize the acts
of aH notary publics of the State of
riOri;ia Up to April 1, 1901. Passed.
H. tB, No. 243: To amend Section 8
OF CEs2pter 467S of the Laws of Florida,
entitled an act to provide for the di-
Vlsloh Of counties into school districts.
and for the election bi-ennially of three
schoo! trustees and to prescribe their
dutieS and powers, and for leVying, col
lectlTgs and disbUrsing district school
taxes; approved June 5, 1899. Passed.
H. Y3. No. 175- To provide the man
ner Ie which corporations existing
in THIS State for pro-, created under
the Gt1eral Cooperation Law, NAV ex-
tend she term for which they are to
exist Passed.
AfteT which it adjourned until Mon
day,
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A Family Medicine Chest.

A family medicine chest for ten GEMS
In pretty little enameled metal box
you have the means of k.cplug the
whole family healthy, from baby tOgOod
old grandpa. GO to your druggist and
get Il bCx Of CaSCarets Candy CiuhartIc
for ten cents, and see that You always
hFv' them in the house. Collie. sick
b. ache, dyspepsia, plmpIes, sIeepIess-
hess. worms and nearly every other all
1neht are cured by some fornSOf con-
stipatiOn and IN that little box YOU have
perfect remedy always at haI,,,. Save
your doctor bills and prevent o,-rion4 i'll
ness by the use of the sweet. dafI little
pieces of candy that make yuu well aI ?
K: ep you well. We recommend Case
rets 10 all our readers,
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Continued from Second Paoo


H. B. No. 24S: IN incornoro- -,
!9Wn low OF Trilhy, in Pasco County, FLOR
lu&, ana provide for the election of ire
Aunclpal officerS-Passed, 10
H. b. NO. IA: For the relief of Coo
+. Raney and compensate him For
ldDOr performed in comp..ing a MapnaI
VI statutes of the State of Florida for
Jusuces OF the Peace-Passnd
n. b. NO. 225: Requiring emnlovorc
10 give cause of discharge to an a1on4
OF empIOye in writing when rpnnnStoJ
70 do So.-PaSsed, 00'oO
II. b. No. SO: To establish 2 standor.5
OF weights and measures of the State nf f
F1orlda.-PasSed
o. n. 3. NO, 23S: To amend Section 5 of
Cndpter 4357 of the Laws of Florida
enCiIled an act to prescribe the mode
OI procedure in cases of supposed in
sanlty' to provide for competent cyan
lhdtloHs, TO define the Luties of county
ana circuit judges, and to reOeal ali
laws IN conflict with this aet.--Passed
SENATE, MAY 10
Inc Senate met pursuant to adjourn
nent. The President in the chair Tno
IoiIo@lhg Senator's answered to their
names: '1'oii
Mr. President, Mcssrs. Adams Baker
Bltch, BroOme, Butler, Carson. Cot,
treli. Crews, Denfiam, Dmick, Harris
Kirk, Law, Miller, Myers, MccCaskiIJ
McCreary, MacWilliams, NeeI, C'Brien
Palmer, Peacock, Rouse, Whidden
Sans, Wilson of 4th. Wilson of 7th
Wad6WOTth and Villa ms-3l.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS
By Mr.. McCaskilI, S. B. Nc. 249. Re-
qalrlng operators OF railroads tn to
Keep record of and publish marks and
.randS of stock killed by trains. Re-
Iefed 10 Committee on Railroads.
By Mr.. Wilson OF 7th. s B. No 95A.
10 anIend Sections one % and nine 19I
OF Chapter -4255 of the Laws of Florida
entIled al act to increase the faciIi-
ties and improve Transportation
throughout the State, and to Incorpor-
ate the Florida Grand Trunk Railway
Company approved June 8. 1929. Re
Iefed to Committee on Railroads.
BY Mr. Dimici1, S. 3. No. D.: To ex-
empt Florida State and County Fair
Associations from Jtate, county and
municipal taxes and licenses. Referred
10 committee on Finance and Taxa
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Jaeoby, Johnson, Jones, Koence, Lee
L Engle, McElrOy, McGi4nn, McRae of
Pasco, McRae of Putnam, Osteen.
Palmer, Parrish of Holmes, PinhoIster,
Porter, Raney. Raulerson, Redding
Rivers Of Alachua, Rivers of Columbia >,
Russell, Shoemaker, Sledge, Sparkman, a,
Thomas, Umstead, Wall, Williamson,
Wolfe, IOung and ZewadskE62.
Mr.. Jackson Of Csrus submitted a
petition from a large number of phos-
pnate mine operators against the ieas-
ing OF the State cOnvicts to be worked
In phosphate mines in this State.
By Mr.. Clarke: II. B. No. 384: To
make 1t unlawful for live stock to run
at large in Election District No. 4 of
Jefferson county, and to provide for
the impounding and sale of stock so
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W0nsed to TO to Ore of His wee-
dinoS


Inc Rev Dr. -. a prominent cIer
gyman. relates with much gustO the
Following story about himself. His
present wife. by the way, is not the
wife Of his youth nor yet Of his earlv
manhood. but the lady of his third
choice. and as a consequence the doc
tors set Of olive branches spring from
divers maternal ancestry.
Such a condition Of affairs" said
the doctor. might at times become
embarrassing except for the thorough
amiability of all concerned. / confess
however, to a slightly disconnected
Keeling when shortly before my third
marriage: l was approached by one of
my daughters, girl of AID one who
called mY second wife mother. with
the question: Papa. will you let me
90 TO see5 you married? | have never
been at a py Of your weddings Fun,
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For Oyer Fifty Years.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
oeen used for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children while
teethKng, with perfectsuccess. sItsootbes
the child, seftens the gums, aIIayg ali
pain' cures wind colo, and is the best
remedy for diarrhoea. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately
Sold by druggists in every part of The
world. twenty-five cents a bottle. Re
5ure and ask for ''Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
ng Syrup" and take no other kind.
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After meals you should haya simplv
feeling of comfort and sati%action
You should not feel any specihl indi-
cations that digestion is goingson. If
you do, you have indigestionf which
means nOt-digestion. This mayl be the
beginning of so many dangerdus dis
eases, that it is best to take it h hand
at once and treat it with Shaker Di-
gestive Cordial. For you kindly that
indigestion makes poison. which
causes pain and sickness. Ard that
Shaker Digestive Cordial helDss diges-
ton and cures Indigestion. Ehaker
Digestive Cordial does this bv Rrovid-
ing the digestive materials inlwhich
the sick stomach is wanting. kt also
tones up and strengthens the dIkestive
organs and makes them pekfect1v
healthy. This is the rationale sof its
method Of cure as the doctors Swou1d
say. Sold by druggists, price I6 cents
to $1.00 per bottle.
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RObbins-Funny. but young people
who seem to love one another the most
devotedly are OftPntimes the first peO-
pie to fight after marriage.
Wren-The trouble is. you see, they
endeavOr to prOtract the two souls
With but single thought" idea too far.
Two persons with but a single thought
between them cannot help batting one
ANOTHER sooner or Iater.-BOston Tran
scr pit.
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Everybody Says So.

CaScareEs Candy Cathartic. the nosr
wonderful medical discovery of the ACE
pleasant and refreshing to fhe tas o sc3
gently and positively on kidneys. i;Ver
and bowels. cleansing the entire vstaro
dlspel colds, cure headache, fever hah'
ltual constipation and biIionsnoS0
Please buy and-try a box of c. c, C 70 10
Day; III, 70, 30 cents. Sold and gnaran.
teed to cure by all druggists.
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running at large. Referred to Com
nlttee on Agriculture.
by Mr.. Umstead: Il. B. No. S85: To
provide for sherifs tt. .be executive Off
GERS or County Judges Courts. Re
lefFeQ to Committee ton Judiciary.
Adjourned to $50 H m.
AFTERNOON sh.~lON.
The House resumed it's session. a
quorum present.
BILLS PASSED.
H. Joint R. No. 6t: Proposing an
amendment to Sectioi 8, Article 12 of
ida. Passed.
Adjourned.
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quarantine station under certain con-
dltions. Passed.
s B. No. 214: To provide for the
enlargement and repair of the Capitsl
oulluing. and making an appropriation
for such purpose. Passed.
3. b. 20. 157: To establish scholar
shlpS IN the State Normal School at
DeHunlak Springs and to make aDpro
prlatlon thereof. Passed.
3. d. No. 188: Requiring the owners
OF Water-logged or sunken logs in the
waters OF the SuWannee River to re-
move the same, and providing penal
" Tor failure thereof. Passed.
). b. No. 189: To regulate The can
ture Of fish in the waters of the state
Oh F1oflda, and to protect the fish. and
70 provide a penalty for the violation
VI the PROVISIONS OF IS Act. Passed.
5. -. No. 200: To amenu Sections
Z9' 81, S5, 48 and 67 of Chapter 4ylz of
the Laws of Florida, entitled an act
Ior e-e assessment and collection of
revenue, approved June 1. 1895. as
amended by Chapter 4515 of the Laws
OF Florida, approved June 5, 1897.
Passed.
senate Substitute for -. B. No. 147:
10 prohibit the kidnapping of children
WIN intent TO eXtOrt money from the
parents guardian or persons having
the custody Of sucn child, and to afiix
penalty for violation thereof. Passed
S. B. No. 234: To enable cities. towns
and villages Incorporated under anv
general or special law of Us State to
Tx the rates and charges for the supply
OF water furnished by any individual
company or corporation to any such
city, town or village and TIE inhabit-
ants thereof Passed.
5. B. No. 1874: To authorize the mum
lclpallty of Palatka 20 issue bonds and
TO provide for the payment thereof
Passed.
S B. No. 40: To reimburse the
county of Lake for certain criminal
COST and expenses PAD by it prior to
the adoption of the amendment to Sec
ton 8 of Article XVI of the Constitu-
ZION. Passed.
5. b. No. 1872: To provide for issuing
IN manuscript form bonds Of the
State of Florida, payable to the edu-
caIlonal funds of the state for the Dur-'
pose OF refunding bonds already issued
at a lower rate of interest, and to pro-
vide or the disposition of the bonds
and money now in the sinking funds
OF Florida Passed.
>. b. No. PIT: To provide for the sale
or school books in this State and nre-
ScrlbIng the manner in which thev are
to be sold Passed.
adjourned
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SHE DIDN'T WEAR A MASK.

But her beauty was completely hid
den by sores, blOtches and pimples till
she Gsed BuckieR's Arnica SaIve. Then
they vanished. as will all Eruptions
Fever Sores, BOils, Ulcers, CarbuncIes
and FelOns from its use. InfaIlibIe for
Cuts, COrnS, Burns, Scalds and Piles.
Cure guaranteed 25c at all druggists.
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]uTuSSSLS.
tam enumerated Voluf es Of FIoridl
Supreme Court RepOrkS. now mt n
print Passed.
.. Il. NO. so: To am4kd Section 1 O.
Cnapter 1873, Laws OfIF1orida, beins
an art to amend SectioRs 28O and 28T
and TO repeal Section s84. of the Re.
VISed statutes OF the Spite of Florida
relating to the Florida AgrjcuIt,Ira1
College. Passed.
S. p. No. IL Prohikiting killing
capturing or shooting ny deer, ALI
gator. crocodile, Waterfowl or anv
wild bird Except crow1. within one
mile Of the incorporatedItovn O. West
ram beach, Florida. BESsed.
S. B. No. 90: To extenf the time for
beginning work upon the Pan-Ameri-
can Railway, and therfdpon to con
urn 70 sad railway all lights, powers,
privileges and grants heretofore con-
,ferred upon the same. kassed.
>. B. No u: 10 amend the citv
charter of the city of Port Tampa.
Passed.
H B. No. 1856: To extend the time
for completing the Tallahassee South
eastern Railfay, and to Epreserve anu
continue the grant of lansis heretofore
made to aid in its CONSTRUCTION. Passed.
H. B. No 153: To protect shade trees
along the public roads Of the State
Of Florida Passed
H. b. No. 12:Limiting the time in
which elections held under Article XIX
Of the Constitution may ke contested.
Passed.
:: S b. No. 23O: To prescribe and en-
large the powers of the city council of
4cala in relation to licensLs and taxes
upon any and all professions. busi-
ness ana occupations carried on or
managed in said city. PaS4ed.
H Memorial No. z78: A memorial tn |
congress relative to a lighthouse at st.
Andrews Bay. Passed.
H. Memorial No. 272: A memorial tn /
congress relative to deepening and i'm
rowing the pass of ST. Andrews Bay.
florida. Passed.
H. B. No. 143: To reDehl Chanter
412 OF the Laws of Florida. .freIating To
he limitation of actions kDr the. re-
OVery of actions for the Iecoverv of
cal property. Passed.
b. NO. 245: To preventive shoot
lg of live pigeons, fowls or other birds
II amusement or as a teat of skill
craftsmanship. Passed.
S. B. No. 66: To repeal thA common
wv rule relating to the commission of
le crime of rape by boy Under four
zen years, and providing far lie de-
rminlng Of the capability If persons
larged with the crime of rabe. Passed
S. B. No. 211: To abolish the present
government of tha town of
AXE City, in the county of columbia
Id State of Florida, and to Establish
ganiZe and constitute a nkuniciDaI-
? to be known and designatkd as the
ty of lake City, and to defiIe its ter
,Orial boundary, and to pr5vide for
jurisdiction, powers and privileges.
.ssed. ,
S. B. No. 95: In relation to be entry
judgments and DEGREES OF super-
1eas and appeal bonds, again& princi- {
Is and suretieS, and the isskance of
ecutions thereon. Passed.
). B. No. "a: To prohibit the shoot
: into or throwing deadly missiles !
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rs a pity a balky horse does not
realize that it is easier to pull than to
take the whipping that goes with a
baik.-AtchiSOn Globe.
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JOSEPH DUNCAN:
and EnbalBGp

ES Dealer IN Marble FOREIGN snd
domestic. Orders Filled OF Short Notice
see ms cuts and prices before spndino
1Oney outside the State, Ai-Gv
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| Pains

are Nat drre's warning notes Of
approaching danger from a dis
eaSed hEart. If you would
avoid d4bilitating diseases, or
even sudden death, from this
hidden ttouble pay heed to the
early wafpings. Strengthen the
hearts muscles, quiet its nerv-
Gus irritation and regulate its
action wifh that greatest of all
heart remedies, DR., Miles
Heart C4e.
'My heSrt beat so hard that it
shook thesbed, and the pain was
so sharp ahd severe that I could
hardly breathe. I used four bot
ties Of Dr3 Niles Heart Cure and
the palpi5ation and pain were
gone" ! MRS. @. BLACK,
!; Charleston, s. G.
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CURES BLOOD POISON AND CAN
GER

Eating sores, sweIlfngs, falling hair.
mucous patches, ulcers, scrofuIa, ach-
ing bones and joints, itching skin.
boils, pimples. etc., by taking Botanic
blooo Balm (B. B. B. made especially
10 cure malignant blood and skin
troubles. B. B. B. heals every sore
and makes the blood pure anu rich.
over 5000 cures of worst and most OBJ
stInate cases by taking B. B. b. Drug
glsts, Il. Describe trouble and trial
Dottie sent free by writing to Blood
Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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A.. O0osrf0l Discovery.
soOds.Iea1 Ia1ser Of Ia century records
uae Iet hui : olscovfries in medicine,
sdty tbaSnn nave accomplished more for
sh Brown.;S mat steAing old household
g tie va. S iron Bttters. It seems to
ther m1 rery elements of good health,
out dasn dan, Womai or child can take
lion poi;ving the greatest benefit.
oltters Is fold by all deaJers.
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OLD SOLDIERS BkPERI,,vCE

NJ NJ Austin, a civil WAR veteran of
winchester, Ind, writes: NV wife was
sick a long time in spsle of good doc
tors treatment, but wtS wholly cnro,,
Ny Dr. hlngs New LIE Pills, which
worked wonders for he's heath ;, Tbov
always do. Try them. l3OnIy 25e at ali
druggists.
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+ IS with a good deal of pleasure
and satisfaction that 1 recommend
Chanlberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di-
arFhoea Remedy" says Druggist A.
w: saWteIle, of Hartford, Conn. GA
lazy customer. seeing the remedy ex-
posed for sale on my show case, said
to ma i really believe thai medicine
saved my life the past summer while
at the Shore and she became so en-
1nusias-,c over its merits that I at
once made up my mind to recommend
II IN the future. Recently a gentle
man came into my store so overcome
with collie pains that he sank at once
ID the floor. gave him a dose of
th4S remedy which helped him. I.
the dose and in fifteen min
uteS he left my store smilingly in
forming me that he felt as weE as
ever" Sold by Wight & Bro. and all
medicine dealers.
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Ion and icenseS.-Referred TO the
committee on Finance and Taxation.
BY Mr. Butler, S. B. No. 252: To
make it the duty of ,le Governor to an
point an agent to examine the records
accounts and TRANSACTIONS of county
officers and to fix compensation for
such agents.-Referred to Committee
on Judiciary
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HOUSE, MAY 10.

'E'he House met pursuant to adjourn
ment. The President IN the CHAIR The
following members answered to their
Names:
Mr.. Speaker, MeSsrs Anderson.
bates, Blair, Brown, BrowarE, Buford
Burr, Campbell, Chambers, Clark
Close, Crawford, CUrbett, Davidson
Davis, DnckwGrth, Gillen, Godfrey
Gornto, Griggs, Grant, Gum, Harvei1
HeBiry, Hopkins, Hunter, Jackson
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HOUSE, MAY II.

The House met pursuant to adjourn
ment The Speaker i the chair. The
following members Answered to their
names:
Mr.. Speaker, MesSrs. Anderson.
Bates, Blair, Brown, Buford, Burr,
Campbell. Cbambers.s Clarke, Close.
Crawford, Corbett, davidson, Davis.
Dowd, DOwden, Due kworth, Fulton.
Gillen, Godfrey, GOrnfo Griggs, Grant,
,-, ~''hh' HaFVeH, Heifdry, Hopkins,
'luhIer, jackson, JfscOby, Johnson,
Zones Koonce, Lee, MfHlrOy, McGifin,
McRae Of PascO, Mcihe of Putnam,
Osteen, Parrish of Holmes, PinhoIster
fOrter, Raney, RauIkrson, Redding
rivers Cf Alachua, Rivers of CoIum-
Dla' Russell, Shoemak8', Sledge, Smith,
oPafknlan, Thomas, pmstead, Wall,
WILLIAMSON, Wolfe, Yd1ng and Zewad-
ski-6O.
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BILLS PASSED.

H. B. No. 246: Requiring the County
commissioners of the teveral counties
OF Florida to provide for the puchase
OF Dloodhounds, and fu places for the
safe e-keeping of same flor the use of
the sheriffS of such coalnties. Passed
5. b. No. 80: To praside for lie re-
printing. sale and distribution of Ger
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BILLS PASSED.

s. B. No. 215: Creating three Con-
gressiOnal Districts in the State of
Florida, and defining the boundaries
OF same, and repeating Sections 81 and
% OF the Revised Statutes of the State
of Florida. Passed.
II. b. No. 247: To repeal CHAPTER
1913 of the Laws Of FLORIDA. being an
act entitled an act empowering the
County Commissioners of Hernando
County to contract for road work in
Inc several districts, Acts of 1893.
Passed.
IL. b. No. SO: For the relief of JEFF
ferson county. Passed.
.. JOINT Resolution No. 191: To au-
thorlze the State Board of Health of
Florida to negotiate with the United
States Government to operate the
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INTRODUCTIONlOF BILLS.

By Mr.. zewadski: II. B. No. sS7:
Permitting certain pttsons access tn
the Public Records Af the varionc
counties of this STATED Passed
By Mr.. Harvell: H.tB. No. 282. To
amen G1, Section 13, Cha apter 4192, Laws
OF Florida, relating to Teachers exami-
nations. Referred to Cfsmmittee on Ed
UcatiOn. In
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" E. LEWIS, DENTIST.
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.
eadRate 1894 University Maryland
Baltimore; Post Graduate 1898.
Haskell School, Chicago.

, H Preservation of Natural Teeth,
Sold Crowns, Bridgework, and Metal
rates Speciality. Gas administered.
lily
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WHY he CURES,

The Greatest Specialist cE the Time Gives
Every Case His Personal Attention.
F2oefev Most doctors have certain number
=, or stock remedies which tIiey l.-3 II
HafEagay's 81 cases winch seem at all 9i!aiiar
Esethod. y 1cs Is t & II; D me;h9G
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N E.CRrRCH, South. M. E. Fl. MabFy, PW-
- IA GnryicCs: Preaching every NHOnatn Il
VOiHH IN r. II. Sabbath SChoOi els 4. ".
o. prsver Meeting, Wednesday TT 1:3U P. N,
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-02
The ella Valley
Citizens Protest.

At meeting OF the citizens and tax
payers of the Gila valley, held in the
academy at Thatcher last Sat turday af
ternoon, at which about two hundred
representative men were present, the
advisability OF taking immediate steps
to defeat the effort now being ma 'e to
divide Graham county was discussed,
and the unanimous sentiment of the
meeting was that the best interests of
the county demanded that no division
be permitted at this time, as it was
clearly shown by accurately, compiled
figures that two years or less would
place the county upon cash basis, and
that that very desirable condition would
be speedily followed by very material
reduction OF the tax-rate, whereas di-
vision at this time would place both the
old and the new county in the same or q
worse state OF debt and high taxes than
that Graham county has labored many
years to free herself from.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-02-02
lIGIGllllsIE

The auction sale advertised to take
place at 80 East Pennington street has
been postponed until Monday at 10
o'clock d. m.
Francis NJ. Hartman, trustee, VS..
Adolph Bail is the title OF law suit
filed today in the district court. The
suit is to set aside a mortgage.
Owing to the inclement weather the
ladies' OF Grace church who had arran-
ged to present Mrs. Jarley's wax works
at the San Augustine tonight have post
poned the entertainment one week.
At Grace church tomorrow services
will be held as follows: At $50 child
ren's hour; II O'clock holy communion
| and sermon; : 80 evening prayer and
sermon. Charles Ferguson, minister !;
Edwin B. Ferguson, assistant.
William D. Whipple has entered upon
100 acres OF land in Graham county.
Final desert entries were made today by
| Dolores Maravilla of Nogales OF 100
acres in Santa Cruz county, and James
I. lIildreth Of eighty in Graham county.
Charles Ferguson pastor of Grace
church in this city has received letter
| from Mayor Jones of Toledo, 0. in which
| he says that he will devote Sunday
afternoon to reading from Mr.. Fergu
sons book, "Religion of Democracy"
Probably no book published in recent
years has created such favorable criti-
cism from eminent men throughout the
unitid States as this book. The re-
views OF the leading critics have been
very favorable and the book is having
large sale. 1t has recently appeared in
handsome binding from New York
publishing house.
c. c. Campbell returned this week
from Philadelphia He will immedi ateiv
commence work again in the Mammoth
and Republic mines. This is certainly
good news, as these properties are sim
ply magnificent and by further develop
ment are bound to become one OF the
great producers Of Arizona. Mr.. Camp
bell is an old mining man who thorough
ly understands his business, and he
! knows when he has good thing. The
Mammoth and Republic are certainly
tiattering properties.-Range News.
The Tombstone mines are no doubt
going to be reopened as producers. Re
Gently A. l.. Grow who has been work
ing for long time on the plan to reopen
the mines there has been summoned to
San Francisco on a telegram from +. b.
| tiage. While MIR. Grow was unable to
say before leaving what the business
was he was called away upon, he told
correspondent that he believed it was
connected with the mines, or in other
words business that would benefit Tomb
stone. The fact that Mr.. Gage is inter
esting himself in this business should
| give confidence. as he was manager of
the Grand Central Mining company dur
| ing Tomhstone's paimy days and conse-
quentiy knows just what the mines are
1t is no guess work with him. His
standing is such as to give men Of means
confidence.