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patients. All correspondence will be
held strictly confidential. No testimo-
malls of cures will be given to the public
except by the express wish OF the
patient.
No one knows better than DR.. Hart
man how much the women suffer with
diseases peculiar to their sex. No one
knows better than he does how many
of them suffer with such diseases. Pa
tiently, hopefully, YEARLY, and often
silently, they exc out miserable exist
ence year after year.
A woman confined to the house sew
eral years with a chronic female de-
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AS is we'll known, DIR. Hartman is the
president of the Hartman Sanitarium,
an institution which has department
devoted exclusively to the treatment of
female diseases. He is thus brought to
see thousands of such cases every year,
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the most of
whom return
to their homes
to be treated
b y C o I + e
spOnde en- ce.
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WHO ARE WEAK
or diseased to write for free booklets
edited by the leading and most sue
cessful specialist in the United States
Address, Newton Hathaway, NJ. D.,
\ II Inman Bldg, Atlanta. Ga.
Sun and Wed.
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The Hartman Sanitarium,
Columbus, Ohio.

Another woman who used Peruna
becoming one of DIR. Hartrnan's
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-06

I a n g G m e II {
had fin ally
given up all
hope of being
C IL r e d. She
had tried phy-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-06

By CnH dUVHI nUI
p. NJ PEARSALL, Private Secretary.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-07-06

I = Z q I d I Pa
tents had the
following ex-
p e + j G II C e :.
M i s S / d a.
Green writes
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Scotland Neck News.

Franklinton, n. G.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-07
TEN BOLD ASSERTIONS.

Regarding Chamberlain Collie, = Chel-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy.
1. 1t affords quick relief in cases OF
collie. cholera morbus and pains in the
stomach.
, 1t never fails to effect a cure in
the most severe cases of dysentery and
diarrhoea.
g. 1t is sure cure for chronic diar-
rhoea.
4. 1t can always be depended upon
In cases of cholera infantuml
.. 1t cures epidemical dysentery.
g. 1t prevents bilious collie.
4 1t is prompt and effective in cur
ing all bowel complaints.
5. 1t never produces bad results.
g. 1t Is pleasant and safe to take. 7
10. 1t has saved the lives of more peo-
pie than any other medicine in the
world.
These are bold assertions to make re-
sarding any medicine. but there is
abundant proof of every one OF the
above statements regarding this rena-
edy. Every household should have a
bottle at hand. Get it today 1t may
save a life. Benson. Smith 6. Co, Ltd,
wholesale agents, sell it.
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Auction Sale
OF
Household Furniture.
IN FRIDAY. AUGUST s.
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ,

Al 10 OCLOCh "A. M,
At the residence Of DR.. H. w. How
ard. 1914 King street, Waikiki OF Piikoi
street, I will sell at Public Auction the
entire lot OF beautiful household furni-
ture.
Etchings. Paintings, Rugs. Sofa PHI
lows, Easy Chairs, PariOr Chairs. Mir
rors, extra handsome. large, round Ksa
Table, hand-carved Teak Wood Screen.
very old and rare Japanese Vases,
French Clock. Bric-a-Brac. Carved
Teak Wood Bookcase, very large hand
some lounging couch, two handsome
hand-carved Writing Desks. hand ezn-
broidered very old and handsome Ia
dian PORTER. large collection OF modern
and old works OF Literature, Wicker
Chairs, Lanai Furniture, Black Walnut
and Birdseye Maple Bedroom Furni-
ture, old-fashioned Mahogany Shaving
Stand, with glass, Feather Pillows. odd
China, Diningroom Furniture Kitchen
Utensils, Stove. Neat Safe, Ice Box.
Garden and Stable Tools. TwO-Seated
Surrey, a Run-a-bout. Driving Horse
and Harness. and a large collection OF
choice Ferns. Palms and Plants Fur
niture on view Thursday afterRssn.
August eth.
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THIS DAY /!
For Account of whom It May
Concern.
IN THURSDAY, AUG. 2,

YIN III " bOOA l., "A OI. ~
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
At my salesrooln. 65 Queen street, L
will sell at PufHtc Auction for Account
Of whom it may concern. the following
goods, slightly damaged by water ON
voyage of Importation from Vancouver,
3. c.. ex S. s. Aorangi. July 5tfi. Cap
tain Phillips, Master:
Marks.
T. H D. & Co. $50 54-ssN doz. lace
cellars
So pcs. silk
mourning crepe.
10 pos. BLK. siik
velvet
(7tEt 5s-1S pcs. brswn
linen drilI.
.(676, 5s-57 pcs Scotch
Chambrays.
VI. g. C. & Co.
$500 gross Coats Sewing Cotton.
$3.50 gross Coats Sewing Cotton.
Terms: Cash, u S. Gold Csiz
Honolulu. August Sth. 1892.
JAS. p. MORGAN.
AUGT0NEER.
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JAMES F. MOPGAa
AUCTIONEER,
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
Hines and 1.Iinor aIS of Arizona
use within 2 woe<.

use within 2 woe:,.
 C. l.. Taylor is having some work lone cu sou' neVlT 2cCuireu miGinS l7i-@ aliolriag f:s Ti1 Top g.oup 9n Puaalo hill.
 ?. I. cole or t',e Colr:@9ia Copper comnany is rreparing to resume opera -iorG extensively on Ucoir property at .Se head e. Mineral creek
 \ party of oaa.crHors. stockholders ? ihe mines at -roy, are expected in tonight. They will he met here and
 :-7l to T.c: ty- ManaEar Charles II. Cutting.
 I3d Fa4dr71 vas in town this week from his mines at ta- head O. Pinto md Mineral creeks. and feeis much alatcd over jhe c2rtinuoIs in prove uert Of his property.
 The Gid Dorai9ion Commercial com 3any this Teeil shipped a small lot O. n silver ere to the Sel5y Smelling works. at Vallejo Junction. Cal. Tue ,sa was mined Dy Lee Izeaberry q. ,jchmonI H7~iu.
 F' L. Toon5s came in Tuesday frcn he head cf Pinto and Mineral creeks. here he is engaged i'll working h!5 -iaiI..s :ld taking cut ore. He sta1e5 nat everything continues to improve .a th.t eoc.iGl.
 Ioea i.,.iett W. J. Grands'afr, Cen ro~l7y Charles Miller and Mrs. L. \. .hi.i.r; were in this week from their mines un middle Pinto creek. They II ou.r mining claii2s near those re- -1t}y bonded by E5en Smith anI others.
 Tho shaft at the Cc.'per Hul mine is Town almost eco feet and sets fer tn sixth level station are being put in. Shaking MiI continue. i;atwe2n tHe firth aad sixth levels the shaft pcnc- rates the wa'n auIu,lide laad. whicl t that point is ty,e'.ty feet thick.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
SOLD HIS SEAT.

t wac 9 da= when business was un- u~ually dull oil tce Phila 1elpnia stock e.chanEe. As it was noon time com p-ra lively ,feN brokers were on the floor. Only three or fer were offering ~tcolzs.
 Quickly rising f om a clair ole of the brokers cried, in voice that at raoted the attention O. every one that heard it:
 ''I will sell ny seat for 80"
 "Tl take it." imlne Hately shouted another. Stock exchange selts are worth about sS,0GO.
 '-i mean the seat of my trousers" re- p'ied the man Who had made the ot- fer.
 "In take it anyway" unhesitatingIy ciiaG the broker who had accepted it.
 Several seized ana held t,-a rash of ferer while another carefully cut out the seat of his trousers with pen knife. It was handed to the buyer, Y. .ho eo!en2ly p-:l t,le $3.-PktIadel- D'2ia Time=.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
MINING NOTES.

Recent development work in the mines at Troy has been vrry satisfac- ory h the Alice nine of the Troy rruUp the orossout from th2 intermed:- te level. fG5 feet from the suriaca, has 7can driven through the lode opening inc orc. Tha same character and grade f ere has also been struck in the east rift CT the first level. In the Sisson :haft of the EIanhattan sinking was esumed and tho shaft iT new in a ar~a body of iro.. heavily copper taioed. The third level Grift from the Sissor shaft. recently started, is in we've per cent suluhiGa ore--SilVer 2eit
 The scanlar 1raoertg at Dos Cahe- .3s is et'N lanlliu" as well as ever. There soeus tc he ro end cf ihe ore ,o[y. Is depth iS reached the Crr be ones h-ttsf-iue larEr packets appear : e.-It distances in the main o.0 5l@'
 Il these i1eE,t9 gre very l.ah.-- C3~-a New.
 A. Brown af th- t'a'i-a~a'a pow3". -.-,Ii-s wa il town ,-rG2E. haNiHi, ius. returned from trip ,o the Ct- r3~r9s. lFr. Brown states that t'e niniap ilIustry. fa improving all over Arizona. and th:t his company is se'l- ing several more carloads of poW;;er 1cl. month. lie thinks Cananea is tho biggest proposition that he has seen in the west.-ReView.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
AN OLD HANS TROUBLE
Hunting For Sen Who Disappeared
 Fifteen Years Ago.

Jonathan Clements whose white beard denotes that h. has lived the al lOtted period Of man. is in Colorado iH search Of his son, Richard Clements. = when h. has net heard fer more than fifteen years. except through channels of doubtful reliability. says q Denver pape:. MT. Clements comes from near Michigan Citr Ind, an. hopes to find scme trace cf the missing son at Laadviile. or thro;Eh former | aadVilIe men. In 1889 Richard Clemects. then having just attained hi ma iority. went to .-eadVille tO euga ge in mining. having b1en aljureI by ;he reports cf the production Of the min es Of the Carbonate camp. For year CT two he communicated with his peopl- frequently. and kept them informed of his progress, having acquired mining claims and scld one fer a Soodly suri that had proven well located.
 It is now fifteen years since his father last heard e him. though fo- two years past he has been commuui- eating with officials at I4aadvile and elsewhere. trying to locate the boy" as he calls the man who is now in hii 4Zd year, if living. One mining man in Arizona WrCtc the father se5ara, months ago that he used to be ac- Quainted with the sen when both were employed in q Leadville mine worEin together as 2 drill team. and it was his recollection that Richard. CIement= bought q cattle ranch in Routt county, aear the Wyoming line. Letters tu Routt county pcstof;oes' have elicfted TO response.
 That the old gentleman has peculiar notions e the conditions to be met with in Colorado, was evidenced by hi preparations for traveling cve~ the state in search ct the sol. H. had three shepherd dogs. two small biacH satchels, and a bundle of cans. q coffee pot and frying pan. apparently expect ing to travel alone fer long distances Eie declared that his only desire was to i've long enough to find the boy. ami return to their cid hcre to die. Tle lost sen is his only known relative.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
AN UNENPEcTED HEIR.
Provision in q VIII for One Ncwcoi.le~.
 But ret for Twins

The birth of twins. as claimants for part of an estate valued ct nearly 5eoa.- eco, makes a very interesting problem which the probate court CT the District has been called upon to sclve
 The mother of the twins was twice -s'a arrie1. and left three children by her first husband. She died last summer. when the twins were about two months oli- The three children Jy her first husband are also livinr
 By her will. made 9 few months be fore her death. tha mother of the twins eft her estate, consisting Of real and personal property. to her children by her fist aUs:and. Provision was 1aade. however. that in the event another child was Torn to her it should be en- titled to oae-fourth iatereet in h2r per Sonal estate. which is stated to b. Torth ahout Sf49.000.
 NOW the question arises which of the twins will be entitled to rha onc-fautti7 interest in the personal c~tate. "ni H-ilat will be the share of tho other. CT. again. will the ore-fourth interest Ee iivided equally between the twins. OF will ore 6a entitled to q o1e-fourta in tnrcst. as provided in the will. and the other to q one-ffth interest of the re- 0l"irirE threa- fourths of the personal property. Then, again. in tha event that il is determined that only one of the twins is entitled to inherit t1e cna- fourth. which will it be?
 Soon after the will of tho mother oi fhe twins Was filed in the office or tna register of wills guardians ad lita.r were apT cintei for the children 5y the crSt husband. and also fer the twine- Washington Times.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
NEWS og GLOBE DISTRICT
The Gray Shaft of tAe T. G. G. Rap
 idly Eille1 With Water.

CDera;i3.s in the cray shaft e the United Gic3e Mines were suddenly ir- terruptud I&s- FTidaly by al unaXpect- cd flo"i - water encountered in tt- t-rth level station, at the depth cl 7e. feet, .ays tEo G!oSe Silver aait. Th, water ro.e ranfl;y until it reached al luo<t n ;he sixth Ievsl, where fl now stands -e1 feet d--p in tn shaft. TU. No. 9 Cameron pumps wore completely .-'&uarged. It is supposed that the water cama from u great suhtelraneal cavern topped in cutting the tenth level station. and while # viii o1u-- a s;ls- pension cf work fo. neradps month ard result n heavy additional e,,oense
 T '- regarded h% some as a favoru!1
 tinn e. the existence Fer ry of :.
 gre orc body. Preparations 2re being
 &c t9 unwataI tno "hiat hy thu Jsa ~- ,'-. large tanks. each cf TO gallons
 y. attached to the cable, which t. Ill and discharge through valves ct the bottom. These will be ready fu1
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
Paine Celery Compound HAS THE APPROVAL AND ENDORSEMENT OF THE BEST PEOPLE AS A
 LIFE GIVER.
No other Spring Medicine Can Give Such Cheering and Happy Results
 to Sick and Diseased People.

As spring ushers in, the physically weak. sick. and diseased realize that their condition is one of extreme G2n- ger It is d well known fact that while t'Ic trees bud and dress anew. ti.oa- saHGs Of men and women are cut off by the Guf.-Tnon diseases Of life. This fact should arouse tie attention Of the ali isl@ anC sick to the foily of unGeres.i- mating ;.r.d ncgIectlng the ills that make life miserable &t this season.
 The Use of Paine < Celery Conpounj at this time will sa@e many . precious life The great compound equaliZes and caln.s all the nervous tissues and induces tie body to take or firm and solid fiesn. IL Iy:rifieS the blood. as is Ciai,tly shown by- the rapid clearing CT the skin or al eviGertc or bad huin', 'S "-ithin; il regulates the organs of di Se=ii,.II. Il gives T:t+uia; sleep and sweet rest.
 All our best physicians recognize Paine's Celery Compound as the one scientific spring remedy. and it is uni Versally prescribed by them wherever there is need of 9 vigorous and prompt restoring tO health and strength. The use of one bottle of Paines Celery Com pound will bring the happiest of results to all weak. broken down and desp0nd- ent sufferers and will quickly OGlisn the fears of iOubters and unbeiieVeTs. Paine's Celery Compound has the ap proval and indorsation of clergy men. professional men generally. judges. members Of parliament. merchants. and the best peo- Ule Test it's virtues, dear sufferer; i; cannot disappoint yoJ.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
THE TROUBLE 1T CCNGREsS
A Force Of Officers Secured to Preser c
 Peace.

The strike al Congress mine seems tu be vesui ,a~ il a raiiU-. recording to lst.s-i rerts. Tna lo'!.r ing rem tte Jour~al-A-in.r I-a@- 2. that infer-:e-:
 --,-cn-r"ry 70 previous published ra- port-. tha Congress C.ali vonlra-..- has ret slo-aI down th,ir Ia.,l "r min. but 10th have byen f-it in operation although v-ith q Gj-inish2d fierce. Tn company expects t2 b. able tp con tilur t1 i-aeu hoth in operation despite t-1a ~-9if5- which is cnH. or there.
 "-tnc,% the instruments filed for record yesterday Was an item anncune- irc the appointment ,f eight deputies by Constable Pete Eoseha. A gentle uo91 ~-ho arrived from there recently explained .he reason frr this bE stat -i-E that on TaUrs5ay 3 dlmo1stra tia. "as mad by the sr:i,r,. with the au- parent rur.ose If irtn.f12tiog thos- who continued -s t---.-. ! procession was formed iA which tn- wives Of lh strikers appeared. aed ,-!si,A was lea" Ey the Italian baal "f ,a-a camp. Tn strikers were addressed bE President I}u5ton ct the Miners union.
 N overt act E-s ben committed and rS breach ci the peace has been made vt I- tho strikers aad jt said that they liaitl that ao v.-l-n~- l.iH b. offero ! as they Se..a confident or winning ovt l.s- p.a-eu5ia means.
 CT thc ether hpaI th, company i- i2:evj5y II .ug and i# e.t,j9& new n'-a ta t"ls" thr ul@,- oE iii st~illers ami W 0hil- tho t-rc- fa 9". large they eEper- to t--r -.jug. -I-3",.c"r- NlaNicans hava 4.i he-a ru., loved az miners | &ry -ro.,, extent "ut since this st!ik" ;, number = them nave been put at Vc"i5, and they &.r1 g'ud satisfaction.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
OOAI PAUL IN EMILE
How the Old Man Lives in the Litt.e
 Town Of IiIversum in Holland.

The iHal scenes in the long and ad- Veaturous career Of the eE-presidert e chs ScIth African republic. ROW on the poi~t of absorption in the British GoIeiuio-s. ar1 being enacted at lit tIe town named Hnversum. in Holland. According A . the latest adEiCes. his end cannot be very far off, and one oi the most remarkable men of the last cen turT will disappear forever from the stec-e Cf hunan affairs. MT. Kruger in- habits small tW0-st0r:ed house. known cs C@sa Cara. similar i,I every way to the residence of the wealthy Dutch merchants, and of the usuaj type of country houses in Holland. Ikere ale grounds surrounding the building in which the president spends q good portion of each day.
 IIilverGUIn ia q town of about 2S,00O i-hah;iauts and is half an hours riGe h-- G@i from AmsterIa nj. It is a fa- vcriJe country residence cf the Dutch. being very healthful and quiet Dem Paul rises carly. according to his life ,cHg custom. takes . cup of black coffee tha hist thing in the morning. ami when dressed repairs to the garden. where h. remains. as a rule till 9:39. During this time he goes through hts ."ail which has previously been ciassi- iad for him by his private secretary-. lie always takes with him CT these oc- casions hir two insepar3ble comDaq- ions. a large pipe and a large old-fast- io2ec Bible with large metal clasps.
 Although h. knows the sacred books aNGcst by heart. especially those of the Old Testament and can always quo e an appropriate paSsage from the Bible suitable for any given emergency, yet he nevertheless, reads his Bible every 'aN under the shade Of a large tree in the pleasant grounds Of the villa 1t noon precisely. fer MT Kruger is nothing if not metho5ical he takes Z, cold luncheon with his party, which as 2 rule consists of his nephew. MT iGloff. Vio is also his private secretary. and Mir. Van BOschoaton. cX-chief of the Tr2nsVaal ministry; Messrs. Back van Ven and BTeeiei, who are in al tendance on the aged ex-president His faithful sc"Vitor. Happe. and Belgian physician, Dr. Heymars. always ac- company him. The latter has forbid den him the use of any wine or liquors. hia 2nly drink being mineral water. After luncheon Mr. Kruger takes d s.esta which lasts till o'clock in th- afternoon. He then goes for a drfva ii q carriage bearing the former arms and escutcheon ot the TransvaaI. and returns to the house by o'clock.-Phi!- 2Gelphia Public Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
Personal M enGioxa

:.:.:....:":.:".":"":.
 w. R. Gray and wife of Kirkland are at the Commercial hotel
 Jar.es Buraon left for Fl Paso last light on mining business.
 Mrs. Ramona Brown teft last night via the N. &- r. for Jamasport. Mo. T. T. Barr was a passenger for Chi caEo on last nights south bound train.
 Ms. P. X Johns of Prescott was 2 guest Of the Commercial hotel yaster- day.
 J. C. Reed and family Of Wickenburg arc in the city, gve@ts of the Conner ciaI hotel.
 Mrs. g. H. Carleton left for TIaneaq ''ity this morning via the 8. F., p. & '. railroad.
 William Buckingham Of Los Angeles is again in the city. q guest Of the Hctal Adams.
 1Ers. r r. Ford left for Casa GranIe on last nights train and will visit friends in Sacaton.
 Mrs. Sadie Eiggon of Nashville pr rived here yesterday. registering a the Commercial hotel.
 r. A. Beckett. J. r. Fogarty and A. T. T-:pman of San Francisco are registered at the Fo:el Adams.
 Arr. and 1.ls. Ollie Mack and Joseph V. Gaites e the Murray and Mack cc:ruary, gre registered at the Hotel Adams.
 Mrs. A. Plat, oc Kir:<3snd. ". i. a'ur!'2y ,1 Prescott arl r II. t;r;li,.;n of riu-Fv.ot. G>..1.. ,.f.- r~aistered at }ne ord h"t-l
 Mr. Gr"oa ". Durycs left for New { Ioil, cn this mornings train, escort ir.g the remains of her husband who liad recently.
 ] Mrs lleslichy and Mrs. White, friends cf sIr. and Mrs. B. N. Pratt, 'ect last night via the II. {: F. for Pasadena, Cal.
 '; K Syters and family who have heea visiting Phoenix for some time l left CT this mornings s. r. P. & P. train fer Los Angeles.
 J. R. Norris cf Chicago, T. Woolfen- den of Denver. and o. E. Mueller of alilwauIcee, arrived here yesterday. registering a the TIctel Adams.
 5ir. end Nre. T. D. Evans O. NIe~2 ! City returned yesterday from their welding trip 70 Castle Creek Hot Springs and are registered 2t the r'o, q hotel.
 Arn0"g those reGietering at the Com !.s-cial hotel yesterday were: J. r. 'ra:-gs:t Jarone; r. E. Jacobs and life city; Albert Ryan. Congress; J. y. JnLes and T. \. If.u~h, Ten,pa: J. !. Diiscou Prescott; Lillian Durham ..'i! Ieoa@ Hamilton cs ,5r Murray .'l5 .t,tc5 coniuan;: Q J. rI t.=.- Jt s;.. yoai- T"hn f}4n'2.. rr1@i potat. ". g Ni,aols. Williams: Dr. G. } 5.,roSe&, Octqvo; ". F. Robinson and l. |. Keller. Les Angeles: fl. C. Lock -tt, Phoenix; Mrs. Roof. Paoert:
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
In order to interest the public schoo

In order to interest the public school children in the campaign against the .brcwrtafl moth the board of trade of Lynn. Mass, has offered Q prize to the grammar school ii that city collecting the largest number of nests. and an other prize to the room in the school with the highest average per pupil. The trees iii Lynn are badly infested by the moths. ana ten men are employed all the year round in renewing and burn ing the nests.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
THE LAST rr t-Ia RAGE.

TLe last ciGar ~,-re E2--an in New Orleans is fer sale. It is to go under the hammer. Taa cigar store Inuian has been in a state ot decline for ye ,rs. He las been the victim of progress. the inevitable sacrific which the memC-ias e. .ha past have to make for modcih iIecs of things.
 Thc~a used to be g time when a cigar store without ar Indian in front was li'-e NiiliEiHs without his pi1ah. And
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25

General Henry E. Carrington. who celebrated his seventy--e:ghth birthday la@t week at Boston. wac. in 1375. granted access by Great Britain anj France to au revolutionary archives. through which he vas able to survey and ,ran the revaIvtian"rv battle i -lds
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
hianv School Ch;ldren Are sic.:y

dren. used by Mother Gray. nurse n { hildrcn's Ifome, New York Hre.ll up Colds in 2l hours, cure i7cvcri5hness. Headache, Stcn&ch Troubles. Teeth l-s Disorders, move and regulate the T;o.rc,s. and Destroy Worms. Mrs. Emily MaTonI.
 Meridon. Ct. says: "it is he best riedi- cine ;a the world fer children V-he:l f->- erish auI complainiu@' Sold Ly all 5:uE- sists CT by mali, 25c. Sample sen: @I.Alil.
 Address Alien $. Olmstel. LcRoN. \. '.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25

Headache often results from G:s- ordered condition of the stomach and constipation or the bowels. A dose or two of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets will correct these dis orders and cure the headache. Sold by E,Ivey & Hulctt
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25

IIazt5ouSne has ;cetotal mayor who gave a banquet lately with this wine list: Orange, ginger and lZoia champagne dry ginger ale, home h"ewed ginger beer. natural lemonade. Pops ale; soda, seltzcr, Itosb&ch and Apcllinaris waters.