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SAEEOKD, GRAHAM COUNTY, ARIZONA. SEPTEMBER 18, 1896. OEEICIAL COUNTY PAPER Pl. Tam JBmBBetiF 5 Sfw viPffl 49ra fit' Wx Hn-n fc FUBLIStitlU tivurw rniwrti Official Directory Grabam County Batt Dunlap (n VUli J4EOISLATUUC Board op supervisors Henrv IIU1, Chairman, Clifton F. W.

Hays, Member, Fort Grant. A. II. Bennett, Member, Safford. II.

Bmlth, Clerk, Solomonvlllo. SnEwrF Arthur A. lght, Solomonville Leon, Solomonvlllo. TKiASURKRFranl. Bj sart, Solomonville.

9kf District Clrk B.B. Afiams. Solomonvlllo ngfcpiST. K. Jones, Solomonville -Probate Judge Geo.

Ctntt, Solomonville Surv ETOR Samuel Lopm. Solomonvlllo. fr Assessor Pedro Mlchdcna. Solomonvlllo 6. Y.

6. i RAILROAD, awu. TIME TABLE: Detween HOWIE and UEKONIMO. TftUng effect Monday, May 11th at 1W p. m.

No.l. sen Lv Geronlmo? Ar 8 10 pin 9 10 Ar JFott Thomas 10 Mathewsvlllo us po I.v 0S3 nm I.V Ar J. Ar.6 48. pm Lv.C37.pm 10 27.. am I.v 10 42., am Lv Thatcher 25.pm Lv 6 OS pm 11 00 jam Lv Ar Saflbrd? Ar 0 03 pm ll Lv.5 45.

pm 'll 27.. am Ar Solomon j. Ar. 5 40. rm Ranch Lv 5 H.pm "ll 63 a Lv Rail Ll2 03 am Lv Big Wind M11U Lv 5 02.pm Tank 1 Lv 4 58 pjn 12 10 Lv 20 Mile 112 am Lv Bailey's Wells Lv.4 47.pm 12 41 am Lv Summit Spur Lv.4 20 pm 1 Ar Bowie I Lv.4 00 pm Mountain Time Trains Nos.

1 and 2 run dally except Sunday, connecting with Southern Pacific R.R. at Bowie for aTl point? east and west, and with Layton's stage line at Fort Thomas for San Carlos, Globe Clty.and Tonto Basin Stations havo no agents. jlXelegraph Stations. The Company resencs the right to vary this schedule as circumstances may require. WM.

QAKkAM). President. Arizona and Railway, TIME TABLE: aU Tlmo table Going 3 No. 11 South Worth 3 Jan. 1.

1S95 all As jjh No 2 No.l )l2 00m tLds'burg 10 20am 1 00 nm Summit 9 20am 8 20am 2 00 pm ArDuncan 2 10 Lv Duncan 8 10am .2 35 pm Sheld'n 7 45am 2 4apm Yorks 7 SSam 3 05 pm 1 7 25am 3 25 pm iCoronado 1 7 10am tsfeldlng 1 45am 4 00 pm tu Siding 40am Ar Clifton i 15am 4 30 prtt Vralns run dally except Sunday i Stop on Signal Leave 1 Arrive. JJENTISTKY. AVi, m. a. Drouuoi, XientUt.

SATFORD. ARIZONA lis prepared to mate good false plates from J10 00 iup. Teeth positively extracted without pain 5ticb IIOUR9 9 to 12 a. m. 2 to 4 m.

LEQAL. Martin, 3fcN iv'j Uw Olllces ARIZONA ntatvlnt Attnrnnv. SOLOMQNVILLE, ARIZONA practices in all Federal and Territorial Courts L. B. Goodwin, Attorney at Law.

SOLOMONVILLK, AHZ2NA: jPraetlccs In all Federal and Terrltofial Courts, H. "Wan, nt Lnw. CLIFTON, ARIZONA. (Offltelntho Ariiona Copper Co'B BuIldlD.wcst side ot the river. E.

J. Edwards, Attorney at Iw, GLOBE. ARIZONA 1 Attends the District Court of Graham County'! and practices IniOll the Courts In Arizona. Justice of the Teaoi BAFFbRD. ASIZONA Special attention given fe collections wv tria tiniiht and sold.

Hp1. rnntraets tnd all kinds of legal papers, xiuh uiauuuou uuu msneu. Patterson, NfORD, ARIZONA. i VI, McCollnra, Attorney at taw. SAFFORD ARIZONA.

nifM tn fl arM rViiirts. and the United Stales Land Office. ayoliJcGoian, JSAFFORD, ARIZONA, LOCAL NEWS OF THE WEEK, Items of Local Interest Gathered by Reporters on their Rounds. DOINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN llreeiy Little S'otcs of General Interots 1'lcUed up Hero anil There. Dr.

Chris. II. Porter, will mnko his office hours in SaiTord; until 12 o'clock each day. aud in Thatcher from p. to 4:30 p.

m. Hats, clothing and furnishing goods cheap at John Cos. Judgo McCollum went to Tucson jstcrday. Tho best Wines, liquors and Cigars, atJohn Blako Cos- tf David Weech is building handsome dwelling liouso at Pima. Keg beor at tho 10 to 1 overy Friday Saturday and Sunday at 5 cents a glass.

Dr. and Mrs. "Wightman were in SaiTord this week. Cowboj' saddles, bridles and spurs. Patronize Clarkson's homo make, at John Blako Co's.

Ed. Phillpis, of Thatcher, started for Utah ycrtcrday. Uodwood finishing lumber, Oregon flooring, moulding otc. at John Blako Co's. Jim Duko is grand-pa for tho first time, and is as proud as a pea cock.

EllaiOwons will start for Tucson to-morrow to attend tho Territorial University. When you want a good shoo dont fail to go to J. T. Owens to got it. Bishop Lofgreon, of St.

David came over to attend tho quarterly conference at Pima. Tho only good comploto line of clothing in SaiTord is kept at J. T. Owens. Tho primary school at Pima opened last Monday.

Tho gram mar school will commence next Monday. Cash or merchandise paid for Wheat at John Blako Cos. tf Ono fight, ono fire, ono trial for assault and battery, and a fatal accident is tho record SaiTord made last Tuesday. Call and see Ijams Patterson, for pumps, pipe and windmills. Miss Josio Oluff, tho efficient school raarm at Central, returned last week from a visit to Mesa city.

Hats forcowboys, grangers and dudes John Blako Co's. at prices to suit tho times Bishop Jlorn, of Mesa city was in the valley this week. Ho camo over to attend conferenco at Pima last -Sunday and Monday. Dry dress goods, and notions at John JJlako Cos. It is 'reported that Patriarch Morrill is dangorously ill.

Ho becamo over exhausted at conferenco and has been very sick over sinoe. Two hundrodtons of alfalfa hay for cash, -cheap, loose or bailed. Writofor prices E. O. B.

cais, -here. Aloxander Bros. Fort Thomas and Goronimo, A. T. Probably the largest crop of gram grown in tho Gila valloy this year was raised by Frank Michael on tho farm of Mr.

Tuttlo. Tho barloy averaged 918-4 bushels to tho aero while tho wheat ave raged 50 bushels to tho acre. Tho largest and best line of boots and shoes at John Blako Cos. Thoy are selling many lines at nearly cost to mako room for now stock. Thoro will bo an ice cream suppor and social at tho Methodist church iin SaiTord Sopt.

24th, also musio and letrary exercises will bo rendered. Tho proceeds aro for tlio benefit of tho church. Let ovojry body attend and havo a good timo. From all accounts Chamberlain's Cough Hemcdy is a Godsend to afflicted. Thoro is no advertise mont about this; wo feel just liko saying it.

Tho Democrat, Carroll- ton, Ky. For salo by all dealers in medicine, Tho SaiTord Milling company havo torn away tho "lean-to" on the south oi tho mill and havo rebuilt it on tho east end. This makos it more convoniont to tho track. A largo water tank has also been placed on top of the mill and pipes aro being run from it to ovory room in tho building which precaution will greatly lesson tho danger from firo. THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

A lood Koprcseiitntlon of Republicans jxomnmio a hokoi. Tho Eopublican convention was called to order by Chaiiman Frank Dysart. on Wednesday morning and tho call read. Wm Champman, of Morenci, was elected temporary chairman, and Miles L. Wood, of Bonita, temporary secretary.

A motion was made that a committee on credentials bo appointed and tho chairman took a prcparod list from his pocket and appointed Frank Dvsart, Georgo ClulT, F. W. Hayes, E. D. Tuttle and Henry Hill.

The Committeo on organization and order of business consitod of M. Ii. Wood, S. W. Massy 31.

A. Leahy. Wm. Place was made permanent chairman. Tho report of tho committeo on credentials seated tho following delegates.

Saffoid: F. W. Downs, E. D. Tuttlo, Duncan: J.

Black, S. W. Massoy. Clifton: Henry Hill, W. F.

Hagan, Hill held tho proxies of C. W. Beck, W. Hamelton, E. Schuman, E.

L. Davis, J. W. Beck, M- J. Egan and Hugan he'd tho proxy of T.

Smith. Solomonville: Wm. Place, Henry 2fttsh, Pedro Preciado, Frank Dysait, A. Sohwerin. Pima: John Nash, James II.

Mack. Thomas: A. C. Alexander, C. Thompson by Aloxandor proxy, M.

A. Leahy. Ft. Grant: AV. Eiloy, n.

F. Knowlor E. A. Cutter, by M. L.

Wood proxy, M. L. Wood, F. W. Hayes.

Geo. Uluii was admitted to rep resent Central as no primary was hold. Morenci: C. M. Short, Gorden McLane, H.

S. Van Gordon, A. D. Brewer, A. Kambitch, Alex Mc-Cabo, by Wm.

Chapman, proxy, Wm. Chapman. Thatcher: Thos. Williams, J. II.

Mo Cluro. Metcalf: Chas. Wood. Goronimo: J. H.

Hovey by Alexander proxy. After tho committeo on platform and resolutions had been appointed an adjournment was taken. When tho convention reconvened tho platform was read and adopted. After which tho following nominations wore made: Council: Hon. Burt Dunlap.

Assembly; John Nash, E. B. Mooio. Sheriff: Joseph Terrell. Tieasurei: II.

'C. Lay ton. Recoider: Manuel Leon. Probate Judge: E. D.

Tuttlo. District Attornoy: On motion-of Mr. Chapman tho offico of District Attornoy was loft blank. Suivoyor: Satn'l Logan. Supervisors: W.

F. Hagan, Jas. if. Mack. NOTES.

It was lather embarrising to tho chairman when reading tho slated committee whom ho was to appoint whon ho was compolled to go to Mr. Dysait to mako out tho name. It was lemarkablo how few tho candidates wore. No ono seemed to want a nomination. Only threo contests occured in making up tho ticket, and oven then a Democrat had to bo placed in nomination, but only received 4 votes.

Tlu following resolution was read and adopted: "Eesolved, That, we approvo all well directed efforts in tho interest of economy in public affairs, and wo therefore ondorso tho action of our Representative Hon. Joseph Fish in tho introduction and passago of tho Classification Law in tho 18th Legislature, and wo also approvo the efforts of Judge C. E. Moorman in sustain ing tho law in tho courts of the Territory." Tho chairman, thinking ho would get no other opportunity to inflict his McKinloy ideas on tho people attempted to boost with all his gold bug tendencies to the skys. PLATFORM.

"While we declaro our allegiance to tho Republican party wo consider our Territorial and County interests paramount to everything else, and consider it tho duty of this convention to nominate only such men as havo tho ability, honesty and qualification to conduct tho business of their various offices, if elected, upon tho strictest principals of economy, and recommend that our legislators use all honorable means to securo the passage of new laws and such amendment of any existihg law that will enable tho people of tho Territory and tho several counties thereof to reliovo themselves of the present incubus of bedt and tlio prosent rate of high taxation. Tho tariff question having been decided by actual experiment in favor of protection to American industries and against tho policy of tho Domocratic party which has closed our factories and thrown hundreds of thousands of honest laborers out of employment, and increasod tho national debt by two hundred and sixty two million dollars in timo of peaco and brought unprecedented disaster upon tho American people. Wo confidently look forward to a return of pros perity under tho administration of that ablo and patriotic exponent of tho doctrine of protection to American industries, Wm. McKinloy. Wo denounce as an insult to tho intelligence of tho Amorican people the present effort of tho Democratic party to escapo tho responsibility for tho present national administration, by now pi onuses to tho peoplo on tho silver question.

Wo have no apology to mako for the record of the Republican party on tho silver question, and wo call attention to the fact that tho part7, dining tho administration of Benjamin Harrison, placod more silver in circulation than all tho domocratic administrations sinco the establishment of this government. Wo invito close attention to the records of tho rtspectivo parties as a better test than flrnisy delusive promises mado on tho evo of election. THE FACE OF TUCSON. 1V1U be Changed Iteyozid Recognition This Tall. The contract for material for tho new business building to bo erected by A.

V. Grosetta, adjoining tho building of tho Tucson Grocery company was awarded yestorday. An order was also placed for tho plate glass and iron work for tho iront, to bo delivered as soon as possible as tho building must by contract bo finished within fifty daj's. Tho Star takes pleasure in announcing that Tucson is entering upon a period of tho greatest building activity tho town has over known. It is said that Messrs.

Fitch, Fleishman and Ivanovich, who own the grounds on Congress street adjoining tho postoffico building on tho east are proparing to build this fall a largo and business block which in general appearance will coirespond with tho postoffico building. It is said that Geo. Pusch will also erect a two story business block on a lot owned by him adjoining tho proposed A. O. U.

V. building. Plains for all theso structures havo not yet matured but thoro is little doubt that before the be ginning of 1897 all these building will bo cither completed or under way. Star 181 My little boy, when two years of age, was taken very ill with bloody flux. I was advised to use Chamberlains' Colic, Cholera and Diairahoea Remedy, and luckily procuied part of a bottle.

1 carefully lead tho directions and gavo it accordingly. Ho was very low, but slowly and surely ho began to improve, gradually and is now as stout and strong as ever. I feel suro it saved his life. I never can praiso tho Remedy half its worth. I am sorry every one in tho world does not know how good it is, as I do.

Mrs Lina S. Hinton, Grahams-ville, Marion Florida. For salo by all dealers in medicine. hi MINERALS IN THE U. S.

In 1890 tho United States produced over one-third of the world'i steel. Ouis copper production is more than two-fifths that of all other countries. BOTn Alabama and Michigan have passed Pennsylvania as iron producers. The aqua marine, a variety of beryl, has been discovered in North Carolina. Almost every tariety of corundum has been discovered in North Carolina.

Lead deposits of almost illimitable extent are found in Missouri and Kansas. Brown crocidolite, known as exists in large quantities in Colorado. Diamonds have been found in North Carolina, "Virginia, California and Alaska. Tnis country produced in 1891 barrels of cement, valued at Diamonds have been found in fifteen or twenty different localities in California. Tub only quicksilver mines of consequence in this country are located in California.

EX-PUBLIC OFFICIALS. John Hancock's grave is at last to be marked with a suitable monument. Ex-Gov. Peck, of Wisconsin, is to go on the lecture platform in tho fall. The family of the late James F.

Wilson intimate that they will probably donate the senator's historical papers and collections to the Iowa State Ilis-tot ical society. Hon. J. W. Bradbury, formerly United States senator from Maine, celebrated his 93d birthday a few days ago at Augusta.

He was born at in 1802, and was elected to the United States senate in 1843, serving six years. "Gatu" says that Secretary Browning once told him that he paid out from his own pocket to maintain appearances while he was a cabinet officer. And this was in Lincoln's time, before the era of extravagance in official life in Washington. DONE WITH A ROCK. Ono Young Man Knocks another Young Man Down With a Kock.

It seems that Pratt Stewart had confided a secret to James and both young men dwell at Graham, so does tho girl, and Jim, of course, had to joko her about Pratt. She told it and Pratt heard of it. Result: Last Sunday Pratt happened to bo passing Jim's placo. He also happened to havo a couple of big rocks with him at tho timo. So when ho camo to Jim's house ho called'him out and as ho camo near, Pratt turned ono of tho rocks loose.

Jim saw it and dodged. Then ho commenced looking for a rock. Pratt saw his opportunity and let tho othor ono go, which caught Jim on tho side of tho head, cutting an ugly gash and knocking him down. On Tuesday last Pratt was brought beforo Justice Fonda to plead to tho charge of assault and battery. A jury of twelvo men was secured and tho testimony all in and tho case closed, whon Mr.

McGowan, attorney for tho defense mado a motion to dismiss tho case on the ground that Mr. Morris, attornoy for tho Territory had failed to prove in what county sind Territory tho offense had been committed. The motion was sustainod and tho defendent discharged. Ills liar so Tell. Last Tuesday afternoon as tho trial of Pratt Stewart was going on quite a crowd had collected near Jacobson's store and Porter Rollins undertook to mako his horse go through a course of gymanistic exercises and tho result was that tho horso foil, and Porter struck with his back on tho end of a railroad tie.

At first it was not thought he was hurt at all but in a few minutes ho commenced fainting and continued to do so for some timo. Dr. Weeks was called, and ho infoims us that whilo tho injmy is a severo one it is not dangerous. Sinco tho above was put in typo it was learned that Porter Rollins died of his injuiies at 1 o'clock Wednesday morning. The funeral services wore held onThuisday.

Porter had been at St. Johns for moio than a year past working in tho St. Johns Herald offico and had been home only a few days when he mot his death. ANCIENT. Tho following is taken from the Safford News, of Jan.

6th, 1883. "Mr Bert Fryo has been appointed Deputy County Recorder by Salcido and has enteied upon tho discharge of duties." "Mr. Joseph Cluff, of Smithvillc, has found a keg, belt and hatchet, probably belonging to some freighter. They can obtain tho samo by calling on him, describing tho property." Sent it to Ills Mother in Mr. Jacob Esbensen, who is in tho employ of tho Chicago Lumber at Des Moines, Iowa, says: 'I havo just sent somo medicine back to my mother in tho old country, that I know from personal use to be the best medicino in tho world for rheumatism, having used it in my family for several 3Teais.

It is called Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It always does the work." 50 cont bottles for salo by all dealers in medicine. Ice Cream Social. Wo received an invitation to attend an ice cream social given by the young ladies of Laylon, in honor of tho birthday of tho Presi dent of tho young lady's Improve ment Association, Jlrs. Taylor.

A splendid literary program was given, and every body had their fill of ice cream. Tho whole affair was a grand success. PUBLIC NOTICE. My wife Elsio Coulter, having left my bed and board without cause, all persons aro hereby warned that from and after this date I will not bo responsible for any debts of her contracting. Dated at Ft.

Grant, Ariz. Aug. 22nd 189G. Frank A. Coulter.

births. Follett: On the 10th. to thowifo of Wm. L. Follett, of Pima, a daughter.

Duke: On tho 11th, to tho wife of James Duko, of Thatcher, a son. C. C. O. Round Up, Tho fall round up of tho Chirieahua Cattlo Co.

will commence at tho lower Bonita ranch on Sopt. 20th 1896, continuing up tho valley to Warm Springs. J. A. Crowley foreman.

2t CLOSE IN A CORNER. The Disputed Financial Article Is Proven Genuine. Campaign managers of Democratic national headquarters aro elated at tho receipt from tho Dur-ant press cuttings, a responsible London concorn, of a certified copy of tho much discussed and disputed articlo quoted from the Financial News of London 'jnder date of April 30, 1894, which declares: "That if the United Slates were to adopt tho silver basis tomorrow British trade would bo ruined beforo tho year was out." When tho Republican campaign managers denied tho authenticity of tho article and claimed to have received a denial of tho samo by the editor of tho Financial News, inquiry was made ir. London as to whether tho journal of that date really did contain such an article. Eesponao was received as above and tho editorial in question will now bo spread broadcast by managers and others working for free silver.

Senator Teller, of Colorado, who was at headquarters to-day stated that more than a year ago ho was shown and read a copy of tho Financial News, of April 30, 1894, containing tho idontical editorial which is entitled, "England and tho silver question." HI Some Voting Done in Maine. The successful candidalo for governoi of Maine is the Hon. Llewllyn Powers of Houlton, Republican. Tho Hon. Thos.

B. Reed of Portland, from tho first district, Nelson Dingley of Lewiston. from the second district, Seth Milliken of Belfast, from the third district and Charles A. Boutello of Bangor from tho fourth district who have for years represented Maine in tho national house, aro tho congressmen re-elected. Returns indicate a total voto in the stato of 3Iainc of about 110,000 with a Republican plurality of about 52,000.

This a gain over '92 of about 40,000. Marvelous Results. From a letter written by Rev. J. Gundcrman, of Dimondale, wo aro permitted to mako this ox-tract; "I have no hesitation in recommending Dr.

King's New Discoveiy, as tho results were almost marvelous in the case of my wife. Whilo I was pastor of the Baptist Church at Rivers Junction she was brought down with Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe. Terrible paroxysms of coughing would last hours with littlo interruption and it seemed as if she could not survivo them. A friend recommended Dr. Kings New Discovery; it was quick in its work and highly satisfactory in results." Trial bottles free at tho Drug stores and general stores.

Regular size 50c and $1.00. tf. HI The Young Ladies Social nt Thatcher. Last Friday night tho young ladies of Thatcher gavo an entertainment, ball and ico cream social combined, in tho academy. A largo crowd attended and a splendid time was had.

A good program was rendered by the young ladies. HOOKS. John Felshaw is agent for and is selling very cheap a book entitled "Free Silver" by R. S. Metcalf, which treats tho silver question fully.

Address, John Felshaw, Pima. tf. WANTED AT ONCE: Active agents for each county. Exclusive control and no risk. Will clear 12 to 25 hundred doallars a year.

Enclose stamp for full particulars or 25c for SI sample. Big Rapids Mineral Water Big Rapids, Mich. A plot has been discovered and nipped in tho bad in England, by which tho czar of Russia was to bo blown to kingdom come. A number of arrests havo boen made and more aro expected to follow. HI Dad Blood In Now Mexico.

The New Mexican on Sept. 11. printed a letter from Governor Thornton, in which ho declares Congressional Delegato T. Catron to bo a platroon, a liar and a coward. Tho affairs grows t)ut of tho Ex-Sheriff Chaves assassination case, wherein political supporters of Catron aro accused of tho brutal murder of a leading Democrat of this county in 1892.

Catron is alleged to havo dictated to tho Albuquerque Citizen an snonymous communication which seriously reflects upon tho personal and officirl character of Governor Thornton. Mutual friends of the two parties to-night fear a personal encounter between tho two men. Tho district school at Thomas opened last Monday, with a good attendance. BURNED DOWN. Dwelling House, Together With its Contents Consumed by 1'ire.

Last Monday, just afternoon the cry of fire was heard and a great smoko could bo seen ascending fiom tho direction of the Lay ton church, but closer investigation revealed tho fact that it was tho three room brick dwelling houso of Adam Welker, located on Church street. There is nothing positivo as to tho orogin of tho firo, but it was "wash day" and tho lady who was doing tho washing carried somo firo on a small shovel from tho stove out of doors, and Mrs. Welker, shortly after locked tho house and went away. It is supposed that whilo tho firo was being carried a coal fell onto the carpet and was not noticed. Everything except a small portion of bedding was destroyed, including S125 in green backs.

Mr. Welker is at Globe and as yet does not know of his loss. The brick wall was not damaged to any great extent and a subscription list was started the samp day and enough has been subscribed to rebuild tho house. In a recent letter to tho Mr. W.

F. Benjamin, editor of tho Spectator, Rushford, N. says: "It may bo a pleasure to you to know tho high esteem in which Chamberlain's medicines are held by tho people of your own state, where thoy must bo best known. An aunt of mine, who resides at Dextor, Iowa, was about to visit mo a row years since, and beforo leaving homo wroto me, asking if they wero sold here, staling if they wero not she would bring a quantity with her, as sho did not liko to bo without them." Tho medicines referred to are-Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, famous for its cures of colds and croup; Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism, lame back, pains in tho side and chest, and Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Remedy for bowel comnlainf These medicines havo been in constant use in Iowa for almost a quarter of a century. The peoplo havo learned that they arc articles of great worth and merit, and un- equaled by any other.

They aro for salo hero by all dealers in We wish to call attention to tho fact that overy vote cast for the Republican nominees for tho Legislature is a voto cast for Miles county. Wo will tell in a subsequent issue how the deal was made. Electric DItters. Electric Bitters is a medicine suited for any season, but perhaps more generally needed, when the languid exhausted feeling prevails, when the liver is torpid and sluggish and tho need of a tonic and alterative is felt. A prompt use of this medicino has often averted long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers.

No medicino will act more surely in counteracting and freeing the system from tho malarial poison. Headache, Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness yield to Electric Bitters. 50c and $1.00 per botllo at all Drug stores and general stores. tf. Ducklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salvo in tho woild for Cuts, Bauises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Totter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin Eruptions, and postivcly cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25 cents per box. For sale by all Druggists and Medicial dealers. tf. Good Pasture.

I havo a pasture with all kinds of grasses and will pasturo horses only, ati1.0U per head per month. Plenty of shade and water, at Graham. P. O. Peterson.

tf. Safford Lodge No. 28, 1. G. meets overy Tuesday evening at Safford Church.

Visiting members invited. Henry Nash, T. Georgia Hildreth, Sc, Dr. Weeks Catarrh Cure is a most valuable remedy for that prevalent disease. His Syrup of Dates, nature's perfect laxativo is a euro for Chronic Constipation.

Tho Cal lfornia Herb remedy acts upon tho kidneys, stomach, liver and bowels Removes pin, stomach and tapo worms. Cures rheumatism and purifies the blood. Dr. Week's Arabian oil is surely tho King of Pain. All sold for half price for 20 days at.

Jennings and GkaPs Ono hundred thousand feet of square edgo lumber for sail at 25.00 per 1000 all well seasoned. P. J. Jacobsop son JttnKJfflKb.L iMMMrMm MmrF 11 jnnmri.i.uiriimi. tmmp.i.i..

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