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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-17

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-17

Jake Bc-tlcy-All this talk agin RHl
Iryau has beer % good thing fer I'M
Rill Skidmorc -ilov'~ that.
Jake Reuiiet- kcpj hi. ears from frooz-
In this winter Cleveland Leader.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-17

Looping the Loop" an interesting
farce comedy with musical settings. Is tc
follow Man 10 Man" at the Park thea.
tra Ross Snow. the original '.ISappy
Hooltgan,' is the star OF the production.
which will have large chorus of good
looking girls as we'll as company OF
clever comedians
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-24

tion I'm sts early stages. and all ths
chroHie diseases OF winter.
+. W Linden. yszoo City. MisaL. writes:
Il was afflicted with a very severe cough
for eighteen months. 1 consulted several
physicians who tcld me ny right iaug
was affected I tried several prezcftp-
lions. cut got no reisef. ccsctudea 60
take Per1na aud after taking the frat
two bottles. was greatly relieved I
ccntisuee taking II uHtiI I was cntlrsty
restored 70 health. have recommended
Pernna 20 several friends wish splendid
results / take picaEsre IN recomnena-
fng Peruna - anyone who was aniietsd
as ] Was
II am stHl snjos!ng the best Of health.
always recommend t'eriina 70 any who
| run across who are afflicted as Was
have ~ nsed &c take Feruna at present
can say that reruna saved my iifs. I
weigh is3 pounds Before I started -
take your medicine ! weighed - pounas
~ ". Linden.
II you do not derive prompt and sasss-
factory frsuits from the Csc Of peruns.
write at once 10 DR.. Hartman. giriax
full statement Of your case and he wig
be pieesed 10 give yeu his saIsssbia aa.
vice gratis
Address Dr. Hartman. President Of Ths
Hartman saHitarfsm. Columbus. o.
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that he is either an Indian. territory
whiskey man or daft.
The bullets in his revolver are especial
iy prepared, being made with notches
so that they struck person hole
that. would be out of proportion in size
to the usual bullet wound would be
made.
Not mark OF Identification could be
found on his person. There were no
papers. nor did he exhibit any reason
why he should be commissioned as an
officer
On the contrary, his possessions con-
sisted wholly of things common TO the
robber profession. His mask was made
of heavy canvas and would be COM
plete disguise. He slept with his revolver
on him as if TO be prepared for any emer-
gency. and his chemicals are not occord
ing 10 the traditional effects OF law
and peace officer. even in the widest
yellow and black
No matter what may come up to dis
credit the supposition that he is bad
man, those who saw his outfit figured
that some one escaped being held up or
robbed last night His nap in the after
noon was probably taken to steady his
nerves and fit him for such wcrk as burg
lars do. In all events it's clever catch
and proves that il he should be all he
claims, the local officers are wide awake.
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carfieId CORDS Appointments.

The president of Garfield Corps No. A.
has appointed the following comm;stees
to serve during the present year:
Executive committec-Mrs. Rosaano
Barnes. chairman; Mrs Matte Dill, Mrs
Katherine Dester Mrs. Alma Demer, Mrs
Leyda Draper. Mrs. Catherine Carmen.
Mrs. Emma wachob. Mrs. Laura Buck
walter. Mrs. Alice Dominique.
Auditing committee-Mrs Ellen Clayton
Mrs. Emma Crocker. Mrs. Martha Leon
ard
Flower and flag ccnimittee-Mrs. Louisa
Caswen Mrs. May Jaeoby. Mrs. Ella
Glenn Shields.
Conference commlttee-Mrs. Louisa
yandine, Mrs. Margaret Lee. Mrs. Cora
Jacobs. Mrs. Julia Mariner. Mrs. Kate
Gray, Mrs Eliza Piummer
Home and employment committee
Mrs. Margaret Rochelle. Mrs. May Ross.
Mrs. Mary Thomas.
Coincidence commi;tse--Mrs. Mile Nc
Guire. Mrs. Susan Beckwith. Mrs. Kate
Wendell
Relief committee-Mrs Winnie Beach.
general chairman.
First wsFd-Mrs. Anna Lennon. Mrs.
Jane Coviele Mrs. Elizabeth Wadsworths
Ars. May Drake. Mrs. Mary Moan.
Second ward-Mrs. Leah Hamilton, Mrs.
Ella Cottnan. Mrs Mary Boiling. Mrs
Laura Farriter. Airs. Regina Spencer.
Third ward-Mrs. Mary Cressweii. Mrs
AIicce Huffman. Mrs. Mary stopher. Mira
Lizzie Bailey. Mrs. Mary Carr.
Fourth ward-airs. Lydia Sheppard.
Mrs. Ellen Clayton. Mrs Ella IishtnsY.
Mrs. Lina Thompson. Mrs. Teresa York.
Mrs. Caroline ST Denris-
Fifth vard-Mrs. Emma CTocker. Mrs
Rebecca cretssr. Mrs Kate Hsil. Mrs.
Charlotte Thompson. Mrs Alma Rocheile.
Sixth ward--Mrs. Sarah Mercer. Mrs
Louisa Pizln. Mrs. Mari Tucker. Mrs
Sarah Piumlee.
Fairrnount-Mrs Eta Smoke.
Kechs-ssrs. Josephine Starr. Mrs. Ica
johnson
Haysviils-Mrs. Juliet Hays. Mr.. Mar
Patton
VALLEY Centre-Mrs Carrie Rschardes.
Mrs. Mary Aaiorey.
Mulvane-Hrs. Anna oidF5tye.
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EVIDENCE WAS AMPLE.
Claimed to Be Detective but Was
EQuiprsd Like a Robber.

FL Reno, .. T., Jan. Z3.-Armed to the
teeth and equipped with an outfit of
hold-up tools and burglar kit, supposed
TO be a bad man with a criminal re-
cord, and to have designs upon the prop
erty of some Enid person or persons. j.
X Tilford. Claiming to be an officer OF
the law on the scent of criminals, was
arrested yesterday evening at O'Clock
in the Smith rooming house over Reeds
grocery store; says the Eagle. Ex-Eheriff
Porter AND marshal Clint Clark sc ned
the bad man ard with a display of artil-
1ery that acted as persuasion, made
the arrest just as the suspect awakened
from a. nap.
A mask a IS revolver, a hundred rounds
Of ammunition, chemical outfit of acids.
tallow. beeswax and other suspicious ar
ticIes a slung-shot, and a story that does
not hold together. is the evidence under
S(5fich the supposed robber is held.
when arrested, he had the revolver
strapped to him with his hand on the
butt ready to hiring ii into instant ac-
fion, ard fastened around his waist were
the cartridges. The chemicals wese care
fully hacked in bottles and in par
tifioned sack thath ung around the neck.
The man was spotted early in the day
and watched. About clock, he went
TO the Smith -rooming house. where he
cngas room. The officers asked for
the man of Mrs. Smith. who directed
them TO the room. The lady with more
than usual courage. entered the room
ahead Of the officers. and turned on the
light Porter and Clark were ready for
any action On the part of the suspect.
and had him covered before he could
draw. He was searched and turned over
to the county officers and lodge in jail.
He gave his name as j. X Tiiford and
said he was from Carmen. This morning
he confessed 10 the sheriff that he was
detective and was on the trial of prison
ers., He gave the names of prom ne1t
people over the country as references.
but the sherinfs refused to divulge them.
Deputy Sheriff Morrison advances two
ideas as to the character of the man un-
der arrest. lie is under the impression
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alcohol is that it is most useful to aged
people, in fact that wine is the milk of
old people," that it does for them what
milk does for children. Alcohol taken in
any large quantity diminishes the resist
ing power of the organism against chi:ls,
microbes, and other causes of disease,
and this resultingtpower is one of the
great agents in the prolongation OF life.
ought to be strengthened in every pos
sible way. not weakened.
Tobacco is TO many persons q means OF
enjoyment and is well borne by them if
they take it in moderation. It soothes
nervous irritability and makes many men
look more contentedly on their 'trobues
On the other hand. excessive smoking is
decidedly Injurious to the great majority
of people by affecting the heart. the
nerves and the throat In many eases
diminution of the amount Of spoxlng or
taking a milder form or tobacco reme-
dies the bad effect. while others must give
II up entirely
A further point of self-education is the
restraint of our passions: not only that
We must not allaw ourselves to become
furious if anything dispieases us. but We
must also conquer our ambition. our av-
arice. our jealousy. our sexual desires.
which often become the sources not only
of unhappiness but, as you know.sof bod
lily and mental disease, premature death
or miserable old age.
Attention TO the digestive system and
food is almcsE as necessary for the pro-
motion of longevity as to the circulatory
on acvir n &c
to lay down strict rules
The main points OF my advice may be
comprised in a few sentences:
Moderation in eating, drinking and phys
cal Indulgence.
Pure air cut Of the house and within.
The keeping of every organ of the body
as far as possible in constant working
order.
Regular exercise every day in all
weathers. supplemented in many cases
by breathing movements, and by walking
and climbing tours.
Going to bed early and rising early and
restricting the hours of sleep to six, or
seven.
individual conditions, cold or warm, or
warm followed by cold.
Regular work and mental occupation.
Cultivation of placidity, cheerfulness
and hopelessness of mind.
Employment o. the great power OF mind
in controlling passions and nervous fear.
Strengthening the viii In carrying out
whatever Is usefu: and in checking the
craving for stimulants. anodynes and
other Injurious agencies.
In laying down these precepts wish
not to create life of privasion. but to
promote long life and useful and hap
py one TO the end without suffering. and I
can assure you that 1t has been my good
fortune to succeed in a god many cases
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-24

Tuesday. January y. 1874 unznirn1uszy
adopted the following
Resolved. That We ssee4slv rsErss tbs
loss 81 eur dear sister ars sfass u5.e
dses January Is. iss4 having bees q sssia-
f1sI member 81 CIR eirrse aad ore r.s n
sze wsEl sTer ises6 in fond r~n1er-orsnee
ard be IL
Ees6ised. Tast We extend ess earnest
syspretssy ts The h<reasss hzsssSH<s ah&
loyst ones in thss great ssoDr - EoYT1z.
AZ each meeting II mr. sfssre ~ @ni
rsssn The absent oex. sislse tss rep sp-
or ctr charter srsrHs % sss n~z rses =
ran.
She - kap7v With hrr SS<ffr.
Der k~r shsses sssrnsi ssES8tSs
she hss Eoze 60 dep IN Jnz =
&nd sSth hs- ihers - rao tssisE
MRS, ~ :. 1KEz.
Aas MARY GEs&EEx
Mss MAGGIE MERRILL
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is TEMPORARY SUCCESSOR.
A. J. Hause VIII Take Hsrvey's Place
for the Time 6einq.

Guthrie. O. T. Jan. ss-washirgsen re-
ports that the postmaster general has al
lowed the postmaster az Guthrie. o. T,
one additional letter carrier on February
list
George II Hoover. OF Saltwater, O. T..
has been appointed a scientific aid in the
agricultural department
Commissioner CT Indian affairs ions =.
has filed the vacancy caused by the re-
signztien of George / Harvey by the ap-
pointment temporarily OF A. J. Bauzc.
supervisor OF Indian schools. has been
ordered 20 Pawnee. O. T. 70 take charge
G. the psxnee school II Is understood ]
that since Harvey has resigned further
action In relation 10 his case Wiz <sot
he taken.
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The New York Limited Leaving ST.
Louis 1890 Noon

Makes the run to New York over Van
dalia-Pennsylyania Short Lines in quick
time. Allegheny Mountain scenery in the
morning; pleasant interval IN the BARRIERS
chair; luncheon enjoyed on the run to
Philadelphia: then out at Twenty-third
Street Station. New YORK, at p. m.
reaiy for business OF social engagement.
Buffet parlor car connection at Harris
burg. reaching Baltimore 5:55 p. m. Wa h.
ington, $40 p. m For through reservs-
tions. apply to J. NJ. Chesorough. a. @. p
Agt. sfss Century Building. ST. Louis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-24

Several famous American physicians
and surgeons were recently dining to-
gether after a session OF national meet
ing held In New York.
Il had remarkable case this winter
remarked surgeon present. whose name
as q specialist in rectal diseases is world
wide. My patient was woman. deli
cate. nerve-racled creature. who had suf-
fered so fearfuIy from the rayages OF
hemorrhe;ds, that the knife seemed the
only solution of thu trouble, and yet her
heart was weak and her strength 50
wasted by this fearful disease. that we
dared not operate.
Il had ceased my visits to her for a
time ana had given up all hope. when
one morning she entered my ONCE looking
like a new woman; the pallor had dis
appeared and The lines OF suffering were
nearly era6icated from her face She
told me she had bought at drug store
for fifty cents a proprietory medicine In
suppository form called Pyramid Pile
Cure, and had obtained instant relief
from the first insertion. made an ex-
animation and found the rectum in ex-
cellent condition, the Inflammation en-
tirely disappeared and the swollen veins
in normal condition
81 was so interested in the case that I
had the remedy analyzed carefully end
was so pleased with the result or The
analysis. finding a combination Of the
most healing and scientific remedies pres
ent in the Pryamid Pile Cure and in
more convenient form than could Sc
cure them otherwise. that l wrote 10
the Pyramid Drug Company a. Marshall,
Mich, asking for their tcekiet on Piles.
their nature. cause and cure. (Which by
the way is sent free.J and have since used
their Pile Cure extensively and with best
results in my practice. l do not hesitate
to recommend il to you all 1t Will often
save your patient from painful surgical
operation which in many cases results
fatally"
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
Ihs Kind Yeu Have AlHsJs ssaghs
s'sssss's sssss sss Of &MZzzN


T-hs y1rcezt chantsuaus Csfr;e AT
meet TEesdsT Afternoon 80 - Ets.s Esz
4. 7. Rsrhzs-3sou. - I-sur- sssEze. Th>
fosloxIzg IS tse program.
Rots caiE--Tsss-esssrg evtrts - chap
ter :. Evosusioa cf rpdsssrszi socsssy.
gacssi Composition Of Aszsriczr Pso-
pie TAr Eszlsan-Ars- Richardson.
ETslrs.cn cf Iz;zsssssf Sa<sess. sn ssrr
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Riggs: Par. :. sfrs- stacR. Part L sfr<
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zs<iszstx- Irx Rixxr.
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kind of eatarrh medicine includes sprays
snuffs. inhaiants. sarsles and local ap-
piications OF all kinds They seem to
cure for a while. but the disease il zuse
to return
Peruna belongs 10 the eisSs Of cataFrf
remedies called specifics. Psruna does
not raiiiate the symptoms. but cures
the disease- II Is sometimes slow In So
action on old cases of chronic catsrrh.
but II is sure. ard sfs effects are perrne-
nent- II is also an unfalling remedy fer
coughs. colds. bronchitis and consump-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-24

specific eatar9h RENE
dies Is small indeed: {:
the number OF ga
tarrh rslliasIves is
legion. The effect Of
catarIh palllatiyes is
often Immediate. but
a W ays temporary:
they never cure This
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How to Find Out

II there is any doubt in your mind as to
your condition. take from your urine on
rising about four ounces. place it in a
glass or bottle and let it stand twenty
four hours. II on examination it is milky
or cloudy, if there is a bricll-dust set
Ting. or if small particles float about IN
1t, your kidneys are in need of immediate
attention.
,wamp-Root is pleasant to take and is
EDITORIAL NOTE-So successful is
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derful merits you may have sample b
both sent absolutely free by mail. The
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and success OF swamp Root is so well kr
for a sample bottle In sending your az
~. Y. be sure to say you read this gen
The proprietors of this paper guarantee
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catarrh Cures Considered.
Their Effects. Defects and
Differences.

~ ATARRH medicines are OF two
classes~those that cure and those
that relieve Those that cure are
called specifics: these that only relieve
are called pallIatives The number OF
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URGES QUICK ACTION.
eMbEIe csstsn Exchange Asks xsrssr
ard pestes 20 yefs

xotsIs. sse. Ian 51-Esrs<ss<zs Ee-
Hzx-r os ne ssssiis cesfna Ezrha1xs.
~ Erstrusstezs q TIE es-sStors has -
sssed issfe- 50 ssastprs xeTKss al
F-sf1<. ssrsaxiv ssxoeassax zs1ak sexisss
IA The ss4ste On fh< Psnszas <arsl treaty.
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neIeased On Henc.

Guthrie. o +. Jzn- =-0z giving
0oad Of SO Robert Shaw. arrested a few
days ago 81 Ansdsrke on tire charge of
obtaining rrcney ssEaer false p<r.enzes
was released by Justice b. Justice stsrk-
weather Yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-24
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands of Men and Women Have
Kidney Trouble and Never
Suspect It.

II uStu 10 Ue CoESIueTeO tndl only urlu~
ary and bladder troubles were to be traced
to ths~ kidneys. but now modern science
proves that nearly all diseases have their
beginning in the disorder of these most
important organs.
The kidneys filter and purify the blood
that is their work.
Therefore. when your kidneys are weak
or cut of order. you can understand how
quickly your entire body is affected. and
how every organ seems to fail to do its
duty.
If you are sick or "feel badly" begin
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mer's Swamp Root; because as soon as
your kidneys begin to get better they will
help all the other organs to health. A
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cheerfuIiy Recommend and endorse
the Great Remedy, Or. kiImer's
Swamp Root, for kidney trouble and
bad liver. have used it and derived
great benefit from it, believe 1t has
cured me entirely of kidney and liver
trouble, from which | suffered greatly.
Most gratefully yours,
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Columbus, Ga.
Weak and unhealthy kidneys are re-
sponsible for many kinds of diseases,
and if permitted TO continue much suf-
fering and fatal results are sure to fol-
low. Kidney trouble irritates the nerves.
makes you dizzy, restless, sleepless and ir-
ritable. Makes you pass water often
during the day and obiges you to get UP
many times during the night. Unhealthy
Kidneys cause rheumatism, gravel, catarrh
OF the bladder. pain or duh ache in the
back. joints and muscles; makes your head
ache and back ache, causes indigestion,
stomach and liver trouble, you get sal
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get weak and waste away.
The cure for these troubles is DR.. XII
mer's Swamp-Root, the world-famous
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you afford natural help TO Nature. for
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and gentle aid to the kidneys that is
known to medical science. -
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A Guarantees Cure for piles

Itching. EiiEd. Efsec.ng CT fro.ruz.nE
Plies Your druggist viii refund money IL
PkZo OINTMENT fails 10 cure you, In
to "a days. soc
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used in the leading hospitals. recommend
ed by physicians in their private practice.
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If you are already convinced that
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setting for he the sasastsssz 70 bs as-
rsvsa snd thar eDpesssisa 70 sse treaty
c1arcf y q arg brusfft - tie ceuasrx.
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CURE GUARANTEED OR MONEY REFUNDED.

! drank Il for fhirty-twc years. Il finally
brought me to the gutter. homeless and
frleajlesS. l was pcwerless 10 resist the
craviEg. and would steal ARD lis To get
whiskey. Four boxes or .OggISEr cCSed
rne of all desire. ard ! now hate the
smell Of fiqu0r.
Price. 81 Per bcx. Mailed IL plain. sealed
wrapper ty oFrine Company. SIT 18th 81,
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Snakes hass no . easds AZ ali. ass bids
10 true ey~ssdx. The sssser arr how<xers
sss down cser tse es<-
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. "A st oEI a.
Bss,,tb. n Ihs Kind You Hare Always Baggl.
Signature n NzzzMw
SmaIIoox at Anadarko.

Guthrie, o. T., Ian. 2s.--From Anadarko
is reported two cases Of well developed
smallpox, and the authorities are taking
every means to check it. The disease
started there this winter from a Mis-
sourian vino came there on visit
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Whiskey and Beer Habit
PERMANENTLY CURED BY
"ORRINE,"
A SAFE, SURE AND HARMLESS SPECIFIC


nd
and heal the lnanec
thse
home without psee
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Mrs. r Wyciif. New York City. writes:
= .oRRINE' cured my husband. who was
a steady dsunkari for BiaTiy wears. be
now has no desire Ter ssimusarts, his
health Is COED and he rs fully restored
% rfanisoed. he used only i've bexes.o
pRRGNE..s =
:. Mrs W T. D.. Helena. Mont. writes.
ssI have waited one year before writing
you of the perrla uent sure OF u,S- son: he
took sansraril:sn treatment. as well s
S1{her advertised cures. but they all failed
until we gave him 'oRKINE. He is acT
billy restored TO health and has no desire
Tor drink
Mr.. < L. Atlanta. Ca writts: I
Yaa born with love Of whisksy and
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Oklahoma City, o. T., Jan. 2s--The sa-
loon OF Dick Little. known as the Blue
Front, was closed this afternoon by an
order Of the court. charging the pro-
prietor with harboring criminals and at
tempting to prevent Important Witnesses
from testifying before the grand jury.
Several members OF the city council. It
is said. VIII be investigated as to the
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
On the K. c.. M. & o. z. z.
One Fare for the Round TriD

all points lire Anthony
able for the regular train leaving Wichita dwI
limited the No sunday
Trsn Railway station cor
Wichita ard Douglas Wichita.
iR . 4 r
Bisbee daily review., 1904-12-23

| commissions ss deputy sheriff in Ari
 ona who were disgrace to the terri
 tory and the offices from which their commissions cama. They have been such in Cochise county and they have
 been in other counties. In Douglas some of the hardest cases in the past were able to carry a commission as deputy sheriff. Dell Lewis is one of the big hearted, honest, western men to be found plentifully in Arizona and aside from an occasional bad deputy, has made an excellent sheriff and leaves the office with the best wishes of the people of Cochlse county. Let Mir. Hunt lay down a code of conduct for his deputies and whoever breaks them let his official head go into the basket.
 This paper hopes to see the new administration become one of the best Gochise has ever had, We believe every man elected is competent to fill the position he will assume on January l. Let the officials all work in harmony and with the desire and determination to serve the people honestly and eco nomically and all will be we'll.