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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-07-04
D~ESPICABLE POLITICS.

city INeSday or THIS week, hhtil the
arrival of the passenger from the
west Monday evening, promised to
be one of the most harmonious con
ventions ever held in South Dakota.
The passenger from the west
brought a man with personal ambi-
ton and who seeks TO crafty it at
no matter what the cost. That man
was Gee |. Crawford.
The Beadle county delegation held
a meeting in Huron and agreed to
support Il candidate by all honora-
BILE means that would be for the best
interests Of Coo /. Crawford's candi,
dacy for the United States senate.
The BeadIe county delegation and
Mr.. Crawford knew that the noui-
nation Of Mr. Mccoy was conceded
by the whole circuit. Brown county
- like all the counties of the state
except Rcadle has not been a very
enthusiastic supporter OF Crawf ford,
ana then Brown county has one
of the most popular Of candidates for
the senatorial toga. Mr. Crawford
thought he saw an opportunity by
making combination OF Mccoy ;
opponents to make a direct slap IN
the face OF Brown county ana PcSsi-
bly, secure to hitascIl some ht!r
prestige IN Roberts county.
Mccoy : opponents were called IN
and tie ~rrorosltlon mentioned to
them but not one OF them would per
init himself to be used as Il cNhdl-
date Of such Il combination. Finally
"A man was found to accept the
honor ~ who, sell confessed, was
not qualified for the position, to
accept the nomination at the hands
Of the combination and the deal was
eonsummated so FAR as Mr.. Craw-
ford WIS concerned.
Can 1t be that Crawford still has
a little manhood left n his bosom -
one little spark that has not been
smoothered by his political ambl-
ton is that the reason he skunk
away in the night rather than remain
and see tie hniSh OF the dirty Job he
hao instituted; or, coming III the
night as he did, GId he hope by get,
TIN away III the night to avoid the
responsibility OF his un~derhanded
trlckery and besmirch some good
name Attorney General Pyle for
IN stance-wlth 1tE knowing Mr.
Crawford as well as we do We are
forced to accept the latter c0nclu-
sion. Gee /, Crawford is of that
cowardly disposition which appro-
prla ties the praiseworthy deeds OF
ey erybody and denies the response
bilities OF It's own evil do.nSs.
The kilograms that reached the
perpetrator of the dirty job as he
travelled must have been a sore
disappointment TO him. There are
men III this part OF the state who
were not born yesterday. They did
not expect to meet any trickery
when they came to the convention,
but when Mr., Crawford's dirty polit-
zeal lOD Was sprung IL Was
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-07-04

The German kaiser is being sued
by thirty-tive actresses because he
failed to appear, as per contract, IN
the role of an angel. When the
kaiser heard Of all those suits he
probably felt like well not like an
angel.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-07-04

The "Crawford machine" press
Spirit Of Dakota and Huronite
Hn arls "boss," when anyone prefers
another man for the next United
States senator from this state. The
H urcnite is to be pardoncd and the
Spirit to be condored. Prejudice
often grows out of disappointment,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-07-04

- r July 4, 1891,
TOR KYLE DEAD.
III the voice and stlIled
eat heart Of James Henderson
y, ana osth Daao.a NOUNS the
!. he senior ta3 .cs sen
= IS ho saeeIsa "a the
cyl fe,eritc son Three wseks
lic 81 was pr1strated with the
20 3Iaess, but last week the news
IS "a from Zip Ftp aong
Nc sympathetic, loving South
i q people aat aae cg.~i5 rad
mi pas o1 and the seu@sor would
peg er That news broush. iade-
J.. b.e joy to tho state au, nation.
nti Saturday tho disease Developed
Th 0as SymItat2@ ana MS we
Ito az gradually dava an.l the
t oo. .
dar
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ran
'ad,
Ka ..3
nor n,,
Tyre
-
49,
jus. ~.
on n .a.
oaselk
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D shf, lie s. g8gelC8 10 the senate
,rssp
49,. '> io@"-
Thei
he CO, = "G' '"t' - 9 I+'''"'"" ""'
ravagf d pstriat. His ambition was
re'a lr.. l:
= w '"'"
gratked 10 the best O! his
L.
m - 80" ~ '"~ MS
Drsf
@ r.t
P'e ~ QUA b@hv'@ anu
! Ss4.es can a 60 Senator
Q Ne
larc arc ia.di 10 eartt.
tool
rot ". He1ders,n KYLE was horn
, ,ar,o I 9,. Pebrngry 94.lg54
iquoi r,,roye - uli,9s aud
ned a + rad tbs gngr.sjH of Illinois
;an,ss taE5na = raurea n civil
+ ,iu Ia fe-3 he har,o his
Hon ST g,egIn OHIO. fr.nn the
I'M M
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-07-04

As TO Mr.. McCoy's ability there is
no question, rs to righteousness
all admit and that he will be elected
goes without saying.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-07-04

RAILWAY TlME TABLE.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-07-04

RABBONl CHAPTER, No. %, II. 4. M, kesI,
lar communication second anu ~
MONDAY of each month NJ Masonic iehp,e
companions visiting tho city are ihSi'ea !"
attend these meetings. d
Il. X. Egge. See. Frank 6ruby. L. h.I.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-07-04

WEBSTER LODGE No.. rs, /. q. " 8
Meets every Friday night at !. I; W
Hail, All Odd Fellows invited To attehg'
CHARLES PAYNE, NJ
j. Y. Prison. Sec'y.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-07-04

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-07-04

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-07-04
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway,
II. & ID. DIVISION.

COTEAU LODGE, No. 81, 4. r. ana A, Mi.
- Reculsr communications first ana th!na
Tuesday evenings in each month. All masTSu
Nasons, in good standing. snjourniug III '0
city are cordially invited to- visit.
A. T.. THOMPSON, W. d.
W. S. HASH, Secretary.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-15
YESTERDAYS Crust OF
IMPORTANT LEGISLATIVE BILLS
lContInned from Page 30

and The fun $
Place o
PROVE Vacancy andflr Special
70 the Approy and
o o FOL a Elec
in the Year
Legislature
l. A. D. o
be of
nted tates to serve ring he eedi
The o he OF
the o
and
qualn o
the
be
such other manner a ms be
of election So
game Act be
AFT tel
Of
Ffty-seyenth
for at IN A
$ confirmed
ia o the of the
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to the o he Terrific
Of of
OF
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-15
Harsh Words for Castellanes.

NEW YORK, Feb IA cable to the
World from Paris says Count and
Countess de Castellane are obviously
showing themselves about again, Both
attended Paul Deschanels marriage a
few days ago and on Thursday both
We're present at Mrs Charles CAROLS
dinner The other guests We're disagree
ably surprised To find them invited and
the Duchess de Morny, the most inso-
lently arlstocratlc woman In France
made several pointed and unpleasant
remarks about the improperly OF
cheating Insurers The Duchess said 10
Anna. patronizngly. Real people
don't resort To these tactics Don't let
your family drag Boni into these un-
snyory contests PAY Your debts just
and unjust
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-15
HOW THE BoTTLE WAS SMASHED.

NO." III "'i ~ was 7NiA9fff' p'
y pdu pace W carry d pottle' ana al
most sure to end in disaster
And so it proved in the case of Mrs
r,,,,,s,, Ii+,,o ,rirt va,, coo, 49,, ,,,.,,,,.
Ia" sem 'i's emu 10 'ht Shop Vi ME-
NSleS' '''e 'iiei'l'S' Ior oo'tie Oh iiieu
"i'ie' anu wien ne hau given 1t 10 HeF
sue P"I II llSi'ie Vi il'r cloSed utnpiella
w '"i "'li''
~" ,gi way pach II p'Ean 10 ram anu
Nv ""u 'to"7 ""'7NiS l"'9eu me uiu
pi''la' man tne contents OF 'he p"t'le
""o SaN'"' an" '"' iiiotler was "piIE
:" !" 'I'''he 'lie jest III H.
iiII"S uI'ueI Udte VI 1N"N' -'ll' 1857
l''c lduS saES' ABOUT TOUR years ago
coHe NhilstulaS became pau with
what can ohlE ueScflpe as nasty,
INV Nt"h ieeiIils' was So weak thaI
"heh ! wanted 10 move from one place
" "''"'Hei III Ihc rooil l ldu 10 =" manu-
oNtI manu- drouiu tiie taples ana cllalrS'
ms was so aSSraVatlhs ana l really
was so feeble that often felt IKE
throwing myself uoWh, only knew J.
couIdh get UP AGAIN Al times would
nave Such dreadful pain across my
chest That was afraid ! would smoth-
er; and the sickening, coppery taste in
my mouth of mornings was hard to
bear.
For the life of me | could not say
what was the matter or what was the
| cause of all this. l had been to the
lodge doctor regularly for about six
months, and he told me | was "a puzzle
to him, and that he didn't know what
allied me.
IAN he could say was that if / did
not give up lifting water from the well,
cutting wood. milking and other work
| had to do, | would not be long for
this world This was not a very cheer
full view for him to take, but l have
no doubt that he was sincere in it, and
the state | was in seemed to bear him
out in it. But his medicine had no eff
feet on me at all
One day | happened to read about
Mother Siegels Syrup. and some cases
Fin the book were as much like mine as
one egg is like another in basket"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-15

,,,,,,i,,, or ,t,,o, .tb. r,,o,, wac tabled
a. ,,D'' ,,.i,,,,I ,,,ttt thl an,
r.,"d,', ,,,i,,irsil,, ~ tho r,,1., p,cp-
,.,. .,,,,,,i,i,,d ~ ,.,o,.t frn,,, tho snecia,
MIL, ar,,,t,,,d 20 iD,'astigata tbo
NJnr,L,ar Sottihn,nrt ,rbo committee said
~ ,i l,,,..1 NIT 90 ~, ,,,I,,,,'
Nave roias ,,'d ontLm,ity TO have ~.
ga,,,, n,irto1 ana nIaced In tbo hands
80 ,r ',,,,,,,,t,,. 80 H. iot,, ,n,,,r,i,,E',,
m I ,,,diod
D,rl,tn,, .tated tho notes had alraa Az,
boon, ,,3rscrthnd ana he wanted an.
NOM, f. have them rrlrted He Le-
~ ~, , +,,, ,ir., 49, w., 80, .tor
had ,..., sn coror,,i,,' ,nvnstisate'' ana
In, r.rsfdorad II n.r,ntIv nroner inc
,,.r,l,.rg sbo,,1d .t,,n. Iva, eyidance ta
ken ia holievad rt,. r,.1,It of tho in
,,.stI,.,,,,e u,o,lr la nrodit 70 tbis
,,, ,'i,r, ro,'I..o,, osLo,, prordorgast
~ i',., g. 40, a. ,,,,,.t w. 81,
~. mot Irt In tho b,nd. 90 no co,,'
,ri,,.
t!sciIo,, .,id o,,orvt,,iro uas detrir,ont-
al 10 ~ agio,,s 90 ,ha poorl 90 tia,ith
.',i ,h, rnard ebourd sa ,tas, oh,rr,,s
ana have an onnortupity 70 ronI, 70
,bon, rrbo a,,,dapca No. sr,or -
n,tb ord wa, da,,,,t,,, - ~ 81
ar tIaaItL ,ttirors tn orI,, c,o,, 60 cot
,o,,nt,,si,,a a,,idonca ,,'as 70 L,,,a ~ a1,i
d.nca ,rirtaa nra distrihrtad pao,,Io,,
rreu, more ana nor, ay,nbotio on, 90
vi tho House hin, 10 4. 10
vote
I,nd,,. q sus,orsio,, Of TN, ,,,Ios ,iol,a,,
i,trnd,Iccd tbn folloy,in, rasoi,,tion.
Lnsni,,d ,rbat ~, ,Tr,os,Irar 90 thu
Tnrrttnr,, ,nswar tho roIIouiro, o,,ns-
tfo,,s. ""7 f'e"
Wbornos tb. Organic ACT nro,,ides Il,
s.rtion * mat NO sririt,,ons ~. irtoxi.
r,,tinn Iiuuors no sold avcn,,t rndo. sI,cb
rrpuIotjons ana rastrirtionl as ~, ror-
nt.,',i,,i - 80 % t.,e 'Ti
what ,anthnritt, hav. Iinams.. has,, iss,,oJ
h,, Won since Said 0rganic Act uart IN y
effect
~, ,,,,,i,,, M, ,,..,,,,,i.,,, ,,. ,..
tn II. adontad when Makalau hrola IN
win q renuast as 70 WIN tbo onastions
were propounded Robertson caIIed FOR
" ti,t - ~, t.o'ei , ,Soh oai'eu ~.
down in d.Caat T rt'a r maNnnu VEN s
adonted
Tbo sneaker presented &, corr,u,,oo
tion from the Sunerintandent of p,,hIic
works as follows.
II beg leave TO acknowIadea reco,nt n,
,,,, isane ~ "cNt,o" leus. receipt ot
FORMING This once Of o 'r reso elm l,rs' -
,I Nv 4b IIo,,a d ,.",' 10 pass
o1,estinp the Agent of pnbIic I.ard., 70
furnish Won with - LIST Of al lava tr,,s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-15
ARE YOU PLUMP

or thin red cheeks or sallow
life in y.ur step or feel yau
weigh, are you comfortab,, o.
hoping to be so next spring OF
summer or fall?
One is health; the other is
not-quite health.
This condition of not-quitc
health can be Nrned into
health with SCOTS emulsion of
cod-liver oil.
1t is pity to get in the hab-
it of thinking of health as a
thing to be hoped for; why not
go for it now!
There is only one way to
make strength: by food. You
want appetite first, then food
The emulsion will give you
iood-rest, to master your food
with.
Welsend you little to try, you like.
SCOTT & BOVINE 400 Pearl street Neu yo,L
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-15
New Zealand and Federation,

SYDNEY Foh Is Mr J. 8 Larke
assent 81 thf Canadian Government Ia
IAN gddrrs delivered before The Chamber
IN Manufacturer. in advocacy ~ reefs
lH.It# aHI preferential treatment n
British goods lH fHf interests uf the
Empire. HHa n if HrfH desired ~ Fet
aaH zealand HIa ghH Federal compact
#HHa H.HsF De- HHua H4 HHHHH aH 4R
HE. I#TH aEHIHat ben
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-15
WRECKED AT YAP.
Loss OF the Steamer Munchen on
s70Ua the Uarolines

SYDNEY, Feb. 4.-The agents OF the
North German Lloyd's are advised that
lhe Munchen, 1886 tons, one OF the COM
iany's two steamers trading between
sydney and the East, has been wrecked
at Nap, In the Caroline Islands. The
crew and passengers were saved. No de-
tails are given, The Munchen LEFT syd-
neN on January II, with general cargo
and few passengers
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-15
A2oarrago Resigns.

MADRID Feb 20 General Azrarraga.
mo Spanish Premier, has .gned Sc
nor sllNea. who was Premier before
,''h'Id Aa.nrraga has been summoned
% form Cabinet
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-03-15
warshlns Tor Austrnlln-

iiinltNF, Feb 3D. Russia. Ger
many ana America each sends warship
~ Dec present at tHa opening celebrations.
'" invited guests total about k.6al
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-28
4 NEW SIS1ERHO0D
FOR THIS COUNTRY.

nrW BRUINS ). OK, N. j.. Dec. 2S,--
II was announced here today that Bis
non McFaul OF the New Jersey Diocese
has authorized the establishment OF
branch of the Dominican Sisters OF t"e
Holy Rosary. A.
This will be the first branch OF the
order in the country The sisters never
leave the grounds surrounding the
convent after they once pass the por-
tails. and. diviaing themselves into
companies. arrange that some one OF
them Ia reciting always the rosary
Ano...er rule Of this order Is that those
Joining must bring SUFFICIENT means to
maintain them throughout their lives
AZ no outside support Is received. 1. Is
understood that the convent VIII De
established In South Jersey. probao'y
In Camden.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-28
RRIEF NEWS ITEMS
OF THE TOWN.

A. NAlenznela, the Mexican who was
arrested for carrying g long knife, and
later showed signs Of insanity while in
jail, was adjudged insane yesterday,
Complaint was made before Judge Pur.
cell by Deputy Sheriff Drachman and
Falenzuela was tried at 4 o'clock yester-
day afternoon In the Probate court. Two
prisoners In the Jail testified that Valen-
zuela battered his head against the bars
OF the cell. sang unearthiy songs, and
gave every evidence OF being insane.
Drs. Whitmore and Purcell examined
Valenzuela and pronounced him TEN
porarily insane at least, 40 he was com
mitted TO the Phoenix asylum by Pro-
bate Judge Purcell. Valepzuela 10 as
years old and native Of Sonora.
Two vagrant artists. who have been
serving flve days In the city Jail on
bread and watr~ diet, were released
yesterday. They had complete oil
painting outfit with .Aem and could
paint on anything from tin pan, to
fine canvas. While In jail they
secured some pans, wooden plates and
other articles In which they painted
some pretty fair looking pictures for
artists of their class Their work was
marvel for the other prisoners for
when they said good-by they failed to
leave any souvenirs behind.
| An assay of the ore recently shipped
by the Banner Mining company to the
FL Paso smelter shows $i2 In gold, GO
per cent lead and III ounces In silver
AT o'clock this afternoon No. &
was reported one hour late. No. 10
which should arrive from the west this
morning was reported at a. m to-
night. The Sunset Limited" from the
west tonight and No 10 tomorrow
were reported on time.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-28
t i. i. i. i. i. i. i. y. i. j. i. j.
NOT 4 VULGAR, BACK DOOR,
HAND.0UT hobo, HE SAYS.

GII.A BEND. Ariz. Lo>. PSI am
not one OF your vulgar. back-door,
hand-out hoboes." says AIgeFnon
Petrarch sswinburne Montmoreney. OF
Manor, Suffolk. England. the gentle
man tramp who is honoring Arizona
with his presence. This man Is known
TO his fellow vagrants as Coke Over
slim" and 1t In said he has been In
every town in the United States.
Il never begged a n1outhful OF food
In my life" he declares. 4 deal In
poetry When ] strike town | waltz
into saloon and recite one of my
own lays and pass around my hat In
u good place often rake in 81 or 81
day. have saved up money and
do not tramp unless ! want to. Ike
the change Of scene. There are plenty
of college graduates on the road,
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-28
1allant in War
Loving in Peace.

tOllMBUS. Tex. Dec. 2S.-Thomas
/ FayeS and Miss Birdie Wessor were
Farred at the home Of the bride Is
frFnts last night. This wedding Ia the
|alminaiIon of quite a romance which
lad It's lncipiency in the beginning OF
n war in the Philippines.
Nr Hayes was a volunteer solder
lassIng Trough Columbus on the train
ENh his regiment on his way tc
fanila and threw a cracker with his
|ane and address upon II to some
Iolhg LADIES' at the depot, one OF
ghom was Miss Wessor. A corres-
fondence ensued, and the parties be-
(Onlng interested in each other, an
Placement followed.
Alter serving out the term OF his en-
Fs'ment Mr. Hayes came with the de-
ftmlnation to marry the young lady
/ 40 could write such interesting and
pertaining letters, and without hav-
s seen his Intended bride. he pro-
Euled the license before reaching
kolumbus and the wedding followed
tHhln about one week after his ar
|'sl The bride is the daughter OF I.
/, Wessor.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-28

inenty we're made to take the tanks
out of the city.
The underlying cause Of the South
ern Pacifics anxiety as expressed by
Mr.. Krnttsehnitt is the great and
growing scacrity OF coal. Months ago
the roads officials began 10 plan TO
ward o.4 tn. auei famine. and to that
end the tank for oil was built. No
difiieulty In getting oil was foreseen.
anu no provision was made for the
supply OF coal from now on; and In
consequence. the road not only can
not get its oil here, but 1t can not get
Goa. The situation WAS becoming
critical. The oil burners on the Tue
son division will now find supply OF
oil here for their use. as the Southern
Pacific will put enough for -.at pur-
puse In the tank already built.
The people of El Paso are beginning
To realize that their a.,.tnde towards
the railroad company. may have the
effect of causing the officials 10 locate
their improvements at Tucson and
that even the location o. the new
hospital might be changed from III
paso To Tucson.
The attitude OF Julius Kruttsehnitt
regarding pending legislation against
the Southern Pacific naturally caused
nue.. comment While there were
some who were disposed to regard 1t
as a Southern Pacific blur the con-
sensus OF opinion seems TO be express
ed In statement by e-Mayor MAgomn
who saia.
I think the council shoui" get to-
gether and see II II can reasonably
| meet the requirements of the railroad
! company. and arrive at once at an
equitable adjustment
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-28
.Men and 3ngines
g Grain and Sraffc.

\ The oil tank controversy af Ei PaSo
Il been compromised and the South
h Pacific company will now be per
kred to store a limIteu amount OF oil
] the new tank recen ~ erected inside
4 the city limits of Ei Paso. un.-.
NJ can erect another tank outside OF
y city limits. II Is sad that the
&lroads officials feel somewhat bitter
5g the whole affair. They were per-
3ued TO erect one million gallon
( nk. the same size and style as the
}s now in use here. and wnen they
|ne to fill il with oil ,ne fire insur-
b. men d. I'll Paso got out an IN
bnctlon restraining them from using
y tank for the storage OF oil.
million gallon oil tank such as tie
be w caused so much trouble at
Paso, Is permitted here In Tucson
bd in many o.ner places and has not
lased the least apprehension. For this
ason the officials thought that they
se being prosecuted somewhat by
BE- acton taken at El Paso. The at
bir worked a severe hardship on the
pmpany at FL Paso as they were
fith0ui iucl
Nr Martin representing tie Sou
fn Paci company at first suggestes'
E solution of the problem as II was
plyed in San Francisco, where tanks
re .erected above the ground, but
here a protecting brick wall sur
3bunds each tank. while steam pipes
r. run into the top and over the TOP
4 The tanks. In case of tire the steam
turned on and the fire 10 extinguish'
p As this suggestion would have u
Y Investigated and submitted before
p insurance men could agree to II
he plan was not adopted, but arrange
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-28
A woMAN's AWFUL PERIL,

There In only one chance TO save
your life and that Ia through an OPP
Grafton" we're the startling words
heard by Mrs. !. b. Hunt of Lime
Ridge. Wis, from her doctor after he
had yainly tried 10 cure her OF fright
full case of stomach trouble and yell
low jaundiee Gall stones had formed
and she began to- use Electric Bitters
which wholly cured her. It's a wonder
full Stomach, Liver and Kidney remedy
Cures Dyspepsia. Loss of Appetite.
Try IL. Only 6VctR. Guaranteed. For
sale by L. Zeciendorf & Co. whole
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The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-28

.ota two cases In police court
|ntre ming Albiano Flores, a
Ivan % Mexican. was given nye DAYS
% IN and Pancha Doe. an indian.
1.n IN charged with being drunk was
Lplssed
cesuerya. who has q cattle
Pssus >, Tnbac, was arrested last night
a as,ahle Frazer. who charged
ui,h being disofderly on the
W." us was fined the costs OF his
sI in Justice Meyers court this
bning
4 r Crowley, chief detective OF
conthern Pacific company and
~ Cox attorney for the company
Dn ',,ona returned from Nogales on
a Snrro today. where they have been
p.,gating the charge Of smuggling
,srrsd against Paymaster Robin
/ Tbey represent the company In
matter The testimony OF all
r. Concerned In the affair has been
Ls.dy taken. The preliminary hear
l vii take place on January 9Th.
\ 10 waS annuled today on ac-
En-, ot the big sand storm In Cali
Ia % she was tied UP ut Declarse.
s,,lon this side Of Los Angeles and
[.,sd over u hours. When train
sasyed over IL hours II Ia run as
.,l This has been done with No.
and she will arrive some time this
jsIug The Sunset Limited which
dus TO arrive from .he West tonight
,sported on time. All freight trains
H. the West are delayed but other
Il the storm had no effect on this
kl.on The Phoenix sleeper will ar
L. At 5 O'Clock this evening on
yht train No. 24S.
The Tucson citizen., 1901-12-28

seriously i'll yesterday and sent to st
Mary's Hospital
Judge Charles Blenman left this morn.
ing on the limited for Los Angeles here
he has been called ON legal business.
Charles Tully, Jr.. formerly OF Tucson,
but recently connected with the firm Of
Tener Il Co., at Naco, has engaged with
Soto Broa of Wilcox and will be con-
Deeted with that firms branch store at
Cochise Station.
Probate Judge s, W Purcell went
out to his mining property In the
Sierretas this morning.
MIR. and Mira J. n. Hunter came In
from Kalamozoo. Mich. last night and
" Ill leave for Oracle tomorrow,