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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: FRIDAY JtORNING, APRIL 18, 1901
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The Arizona Republican.
d. "W. VICKER8 General Manager
B. M. MoCOWAN Managing Editor.
HARVEY J. LEE Business Manager
J. W. SPEAR Associate Editor
The Arizona Publishing Company
Exclusive Morning Associated Pre Dispatches,
i .Th only Perfecting- Press In Arizona.
Tlt only battery of linotypes In Arizona.
Publication office: 38-J8 East Adams street. Telephone No. 471.
Entered at the postofflce at Phoenix, Arizona, as mall matter of the sec
ond class.
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TERRITORIAL OFFICIALS
ClOVKItNOR N. O. MURPHY
TERRITORIAL SECRHIURY C. II. AKERS
TERRITORIAL TREASURER T. W. PEMBERTON
TERRITORIAL AUDITOR U. W. VIGKERS
SUPERINTENDENT OK PUBLIC INSTRUCTION R. L. LONO
CHIEF JUSTICE WEBSTER STREET!
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES
R. E. SLOAN. OEORQER. DAVIS, FLETCHER M. DOAN
niOENIX, ARIZONA, APRIL 12, 1901.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR CITY MARSHAL.
r
I hereby announce my candidacy for
tht ofllce of city marshal, subject to the
will of the republican convention.
G. I. BINKLEY.
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of city marshal, subject to
the will of the republican convention.
J. H. KINNEY.
The president has signally honored
this city by selecting It ns a point for
a whole day's stay In a
PRE3I- trip which must of nec-
DENTS Kri- .esslty be hurried from
CEPTION. start to finish. This
recognition Is a compli
ment to our city that our citizens fully
appreciate, but they should manifest
their appreciation In a tangible man
ner. Nothing should be omitted to
make a most perfect and pleasing recep
tion. The distinguished party should
go away feeling well paid In pleasuro
for any Inconvenience or annoyance uif
this side trip. It would be much easier
to go directly to Los Angeles.
r Money should be raised at once and
The Republican suggests that an ap
propriation of $500 by the city council
nnd an equal amount by the board of
supervisor, for the purpose of cleaning
nnd decorating the city, would be most
heartily applauded by our people.
Committees should be appointed at
once and great care exercised In their
slectlom The mayor should act In this
matter promptly, as should also the
board of trade.
In our onlnton n drive should be ar
ranged for, not so long ns to be tire
some, taking In a good alfalfa section
nnd Including the Ingleslde orange
grove. The city and county should
send out Its sprinklers and have all an
noyace irom dust removed In advance.
Such a drive would prove a splendid
object lesson of the value of Irrigation,
more especially as considerable bleak
des'ert would be passed between the nl
faifa fields nnd orange groves. An ap
propriate luncheon at Ingleslde could be
arranged for and would be enjoyed.
The most Important duty at present
Is to select good committees, and, with '
the exception of the reception commit-
tees it Is utmost vital tp success to '
have these committees small.
1 Many democratic politicians, notably
members of the Young Men's Demo
cratic club, have been
ITi IS NOT making Invidious com-FEAR-OR
parlsons between tho
APATHY. (itilet nnd orderliness
which attended the re
publican primaries and the scenes of
disorder and Incidents of personal en
counter which marked the democratic
primaries the day before. They argue
that the orderliness of the republicans
was apathy Induced by a sense of im
pending defeat. We may say In reply
that republican city conventions In
Phoenix have always been orderly.
There is no prize of city office to which
nnj? good and competent republican es
pecially aspires. He accepts a nomina
tion for It because he believes It his
duty as a citizen to do bo. If he is
elected he repolces In the triumph of
his party nnd good government: If he Is
defeated he feels no personal humilia
tion. On the other hand, every democratic
municipal convention, and all prelim
inary caucuses and primaries are bit
terly contentious Incidents. Every
nomination Is vigorously contested nnd
nil sorts of trickery are practiced for
factional success.
Yet a democratic nomination does
not appear, ns one might suppose,
equivalent to nn election, for re
publican success has been more fre
quent In Phoenix than democratic suc
cess has been. Within the Inst ten
years the town has been for the great
est period under republican control.
DR. ELLISON
BLOOD, SKIN AND NERVE SPECIALIST
Hr anew iiitthod I CXItC nun ami wnmtn nrMiutl
Berlin, it- rllllr, Mut xlon. ikln illwiw -mlnkurnl.
!. -lre.linrntliillir:!(nt(roir!a!'jroiitr. ami con-t'ln-nolnJorlmMdruir-.
ljr fen are within trarh of n'l.
Wrl r in a. liUt i? ol xourra,. lj lorrluiiMii-lh-lonl'rKEK.
Mo trial 'v Win or C. (i D. fraud. .No
u.Jl,lualll tilit until iirtieml. AiUreo
lilt. I LLISU.V iWraJu Bpr.nf., CoLiraJo.
We believe that for the last six years
there have been more republicans than
democrats In Phoenix, and wore sure.
that since the last extension of the lim
its the city Is safely If not overyhelm
ingly republican.
The difference between the democrat
Ic scramble and the republican dignity
and cnlmess at primaries and conven
tions Is the difference of tho sjntlmcnt
of the two parties In Tespect of tho mat
ter of ofllce holding. That's nil;
R. II. Oreene has been urged bo per
sistently by his friends to stand for the
nomination of treasurer
A CANDI- on tho republican ticket
DATE FOR that l)e hus decided to
TREASUR- do so. This uctlon of
ER. Mr. Oreene pleases The
Republican greatly. The
writer has know lilm for years knew
him when he lived In Peoria and has
never beard anything but praise and
commendation of rilseharacterand bus
iness ability. Mr. Oreene has never be
fore thought of asking political favors
of his countrymen, though when his
country was In trouble) in the nation's
dark days he was one of the first to
volunteer his services. Ills comiades In
Phoelx and there are ngood many of
the splendid old heroes residing In our
midst would delight to honor one of
their number, and especially oae so
popular as Mr. Greene.
Mr. Greene has lived In Phoelx. twelve
years. During that time he has hand
led thousands upon thousands of dol
lars and been connected -with many po
sitions of responsibility and trust, und
never has a taint of suspicion attached
Itself to him. Republicans might hunt
a long time and not II nd so good u man
and onu more easily elected.
Mr. M. W. Messlnger Is being urged
to I iconic n candidate on the repub
lican ticket for councilman from the
thlid -r.Hi. He has not yet signified his
wiMnr.'il&s to accept, but wo believe
that as a public spirited cltlxc.i he will
do so 1. the nomination Is tendereJ him
with 1'tianlmlty. The ofllce of council
man Is nuturally not a tk-r'ir.iblo one.
It ,n nlves Inconvenlece, hnrJ woils,
and frequently unjust criticism.
Against nil this (here Is no recompense,
not even an expression of appreciation
of an honest performance of duty, but
every good citizen has, If nothing nunc,
u nelilsh Interest In tha proper admin
istration of the ottlCR of councilman.
It IS better for the town, better for the
property owners, better for business
men. Wo think that Mr. Messlnger,
looking at the situation from a busi
ness point of view, will nccept the nom
ination and undertake. the burdens nnd
unpleasantness of the office. Of his
election there ran be no doubt. Self-
interest will prevent tax payers i
from voting against him and all those !
who would like to sec a better and a
purer Phoenix will work for him ac
tively. It seems uncertain whether Count
Tolstoi has been banished or whether
he has been put under
THE closer surveillance by
HENRY the police: but it Is ovl-
UEORGE OF dent that the govern
RUSSIA. ment regards his exam
ple nnd teaching as di
rectly promotive of the present domes
tic troubles. The bond which unites
him to the students was Illustrated a
few days ago by the request of some
of the latter that they ml&ht be ex
communicated along with their master.
The works of Tolstoi ore so distinctly
destructive In their criticism of every
Ruslsan Institution, political nnd re
ligious, that It Is surprising he has not
been expelled from the country years
ago. He has struck at militarism, the
autocracy, the church, the land system,
the Industrial system, and In doing so
has offered rmedlf so 'utterly Im
practicable that the mere mention of
them Is a revolutionary programme
with which the government cannot
compromise Accordingly his name
stands for whatever elemmts of revolt
the actions of the students smmest?,
nnd there Is no doubt It suggests n
great deal more than mere relaxation
of the rules restricting thlr university
life within -mean and narrow limits.
The London Spectator recc-My said
that nothing worth while seemed to be
more than half successful In Ru;sla
because there was a visionary outlook
WW
Relieves Dandruff
Immediately
and causes thick, glossy hair to sup
plantthefornicrthln.brittloGrovth. Nowbro'6 Horplcldo
performs Its work on tho principle,
" Destroy tho cause, you reraovo tho
effect," and consequently It rcacliea
and kills off tho over-busy microbo,
which Is responsible for nil scalp
diseases. It thus makes dandruff
and falling hair impossible, and
promotes a luxuriantgrowth of hair
that soon becomes tho prido of tho
owner. Even on bald spots it soon
produce hair as thick andlusuriant
as onyono could wish for.
One bottln will convlnco that It Is ilia
only lialr restorer thit reall j restorer.
For Salt by ell Firit-Clajj Drug Stores.
85
which neutralized real reform, and the
Slav temperament easl'y despairs. If
that Is true concernlngefforts of reform
among the educated classes It empha
sizes ntlll moro the benighted condition
of those In whose behalf those efforts
are made. Tho students nnd radicals
are looking for direction, but find noth
ing better than revolutionary pamph
lets and the philosophy of Tolstoi. A
conspicuous Illustration of what the
latter han to offer to the discontented
minds of Russian youth Is seen In an
article In tho current North American
Review, where the ductilncH of Henry
George and the radical extirpation of
existing Institutions are prescribed us
the remedy for existing Ills. Where
practical action has to wait on such di
rection as this there Is absolutely ,no
hope of anything being accomplished.
The Russian reformer will do nothing
In segments; he jees every measure as
a scheme of social philosophy, and his
choice of means Is not practical ns a
rule. It Is net to be wondered at that
the frightful oppression v.-hlch Is try
ing to stifle all aspiration for a better
state of things In thnt empire should
beget the most violent schemes to com
bat It; f)Ut unfortunately these are the
rule Instead of the exception, and suc
cess has to be postponed until they are
more carefully organized and seek Im
mediate results that nre attainable.
According to the iomlla New Amer
ican of Feb. 22, a copy of whlci. has
just reached the war de
HOW IT partment, Agumaldo's
WAS DONE, secret papers, which led
to his arrest, were seized
In Manila. According to the account,
the captured papers Included Agulnal
do's latest mall, direct from Isabella
province, where tho Insurgent 'chieftain
had established his headquarters, and
where lie 'was afterward captured b"
Gen. Funston.
The New American snys that Agul
naldo's postal agent, u member of the
drug firm of Arlola & Co., on Calee Bl
llbld, had been seized and thrown Into
prison. Capt. Newton and Lieut.
Vnughan had received Information that
the medical supply department c.f the
Insurgent army was lepresented by the
drug firm and they raided the place.
When tho officers entered the build
ing one of the proprietors was a,sleep,
and they found under his pillow his
commission as colonel In the Insurgent
army. By means of the cipher, which
was discovered among the " papers,
many of the documents of the Insur
gents previously seized were tendered
translatable. In that manner not only
was Agulnaldo's camp In the mountains
definitely located, but the names of
many citizens of Manila, who had been
secretly aiding the Insurgents were dis
closed, We nre sure of It. Those whose
thoughts are evil always suspect the '
motives of others. The democrats nre '
now claiming that the coming of Pros- I
Ident McKlnlcy and party on election '
day Is a political trick to swell the re- J
publican majority for mayor. Con-1
found It all, anyway. Just as likely as
not now Lount will send out his Ice wn
gons now and bring In the Pima In
dlans.
Two years ago M. W. Messlnger and
J. T. Dunlap were candidates for coun
ty treasurer. ,CMr. Messlnger was elect- J
ed with such enthusiasm that Mr. Dun-
lap had only a dim Impression of his
own cnndlducy. Mr. Dunlap will un-1
doubtedly be the democratic candidate
for councilman from the third ward. J
Let him receive another walloping at.
the hands of Mr. Messlnger.
The railroad well at Casa Grande Is'
down COO feet. Several strata of ex- '
cellent water have been struck, but not
In sufficient quantities to supply the
needs of the road. It Is proposed to
sink to a depth of 1,000 feet. We hopo
fTl - ' " ""' "
a gusher of either water or oil will be
struck.
Merchandise to the value of $49,701,
09S was Imported Into Cuba'-duiing J500,
against SIC.S33.132 during-1K99. This Is
nn Increase of slxper cent.
There has' been l boom In the gioeo
ry business-In Manila since the inves
tigations Into the nllegcd cornmls'ary
scnudals were begun.
What's the matter with R. II. Greene
for tho republican nominee for trcas
ul er.
SELF GOVERNMENT FOR LEPERS.
As Is well known, there Is a leper set
tlement on the Hawaiian Island of Mo.
lokal. to which persons n leted with
the loathsome nna Incurable tnaludy
are sent. It has been under the gen
eral charge of an agent of the board
of health of Hawaii, but there Is a pro
posal to make It a self-governing com
munity, with mayor, aldermen, Justice
of the peace and other olllcers, chosen
by Its own people. This will be a novel
and Interesting experiment In local self
government, founded upon the neces
sary Isolation of rt community of vic
tims of what may be called a chronic
contagion.
There are about t.Ine hundred lepers
of both sexes In the Moloknt settlement,
most of whom nre terribly disfigured by
disease. The principal article of diet
is jiol, made from the tnro root, which
they raise themseltes, but they need
other supplies. Thee nre sent to them
by the board or health, which will have
to continue n certain supervision If the
scheme of self government Is adopted.
One Irresistibly thinks of this as a jioh
sible means of extinction for the un
happy leper colony and of the disease
upon which It Is founded. If It can bo
mnde to absorb nil the victims of tho
malady, and If Its ause. independent
of Infection, can be eradicated, why
should not leprosy In tho Sandwich
Islands be a matter of one or two
dwindling generations?
If self governing isolation lends to
extirpation there. It might be resorted
to elsewhere and tho most ancient of
recorded diseases might be slowly ex
tinguished from tln earth. Would It
bo possible to adapt the Rime, plan to
tho treatment of moral lepers, those
nllllcted with Incurable crime or vice'
Might these bo segregated upon Islands
by themselves and allowed the Inesti
mable boon of unrestricted home rule
The suggestion Is tin own out for soci
ological experts to work upon, and It Is
not much more far-fetched than some
thnt they have been following with
preternatural seriousness.
WEAK
WOMEN
W'
Are made strong
I by the use of Dr.
Pierce's Favorite
"Prescription. It
regulates the
periods, dries
l weakening drains,
; heals infiamma-
tion and ulceration
J and cures female-
; weakness.
Sick women are
invited to consult
-JSrtA Doctor Pierce, bv
Welter, free. All
wolnanly confi
dence held in
sacred secrecy
and guarded by
strict professional
privacy. Write
without fear and
without fee to
Dr. R. V. Tierce,
Buffalo, N. Y.
t had lieen n pre-!
rt
I- tuCcrer from female
weaknen," writes
Mn M. II. Wallace,
3" of Muenster. Cookr
Co., Texa. tried
four doctors and none
.did vte any good. I
I sullcrej six years, but
' at lait I found relief.
LX followed your
1 advice, and tool: eliilit
bottle of ' Favorite
to
.
-c
Prescription,' and
four of the 'Golden
Medical Discovery,' I
now feel like a nrw
woman. I have valued
eighteen pounds
Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant l:llets
I cure biliousueb?
and sick head,
ache. They do
not create the pill
habit.
The Blues
is nue .slynal which foretells physical
decay. Another Is pale lifelesi skin.
The muscles shrink nnd become flab
by; the body becomes emaciated, nnd
there Is nu early tendency to round
shoulders. The step lacks elasticity,
the nerves become weak; mental and
physical activity arc a burden.
ThU conditio!! Is called Kervous De
bility; it Is cured by the use of
They feed the hungry nerves, revive
the weakened organs and make life
brighter and sweeter to any man or
woman who has suffered from physical
drains.
S1.00 per liox; (I boxes (with legal
Riiaranteetocure or refund the money),
S-iOO. Hook free. Peai. Medicine
Co., Cleveland, Ohlp.
FOR SALE BY ELVEY & HULETT.
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.
EASTER EGGS
FOR EVERYBODY
Are easily obtainable these days, for
Industrious hens and cold storage make
eggs plentiful, and tho brllllnnt and
multi-colored dyes we sell furnish
kaleidoscopic variations of the pris
matic colors. Every shade you can
think of good for dyeing other things
than eggs, too, so they won't go to
waste.
BRISLEY DRUG CO-
HOTEL, ADAMS CORNER,
Tl9pnono 33l. Night Bell.
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This Offer Good For
30 Days
First-comer Gets the Choice
R. H. BREENE
81 IIORTH FIK8T.AVKNUE.
"Just tho Cut
I Wanted"
Was; the exclamation of a man tho oth
er day whose housekeeper had been
wlso enough to get her roast beef at
Hurley's. No one nttnlns perfection but
we aim constantly nt satisfying our
patrons for meats, nnd generally suc
ceed. "Where there's a will there's a
way," and our wn Is to suit you.
P. T. Hurley.
i West Washington St.
Phone 121
ARIZONA'S
Most attractive and most favored pleasure and
health resort la thu
OASTLB CREEK HOT SPRINGS
Nowhere else can such a combination
of hot springs of medicinal value and a
mild winter climate be found.
AN IDEAL PLACE FOR IlEST
AND RECUPERATION.
Out-of-door amusements provided
and safe saddle horses for the many
d. Hghtful mountain trails.
Hottcl accommodations .first-class In
every respect. Two hours by railroad
from Phoenix to Hot Springs Junction,
from which point stage leaves every
morning except Sunday for Hot
Bprlngs.
Full information nnd descriptive
pamphlet on application. Address
C. M. COLHOUN. Manager,
Hot Springs. Yavapai Co.. Arizona.
Pbr Correct
Bicycle
Repairing...
The Bente Company has
the best equipped shop in
the Southwest.
Difficult work a specially at a
reasonable scale of prices
Ageuts for Monarch
and I'ERRis Bicycles.
The Bente Bicycle Co.
Adams Street, Near Center.
Browsing on Rich Pasture
Lands
and drinking from pure and limpid
brooks, is the manner in which the cat
tle nre raised that find their way to
our market In prime beef, mutton,
lamb, veal and pork. Our meats are
worthy o fthe table of the most fastidi
ous epicure, and are cut. up with skill
and caro to your order.
Cold Air Storage Market
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CAPITAL PAID UP JI00.M0
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EMIL OANZ, Presldent-
SOL LEWIS, Vice-President.
S. OlJEItFELDEH, Cashier.
JOHN J. SWEENEY, Asst. Cashier.
Dlrecton: imil Oanu, Sol IxswU, J. T.l
BrnlthToharle. ooldman. 8. Oberfelder. I'd
ward Khcle.Jos.Tbalhtiraer.
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Nat'l Rank of Commerce.. Kansas City
First National Bank Chicago
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Consolidated Nat'l Bank Tucson
Bank of Arizona Prescott
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London
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Ol" PHOBNIX. AMZOMTJL
Paid Up Capital 1M,00
Surplus 25-000
WM. CHRISTY. President.
J. C. KIRKPATRICK, Vice-President.
W. D. FULWILER, Cashier.
LLOYD B. CHRISTY, Aas't CaaMer.
Drafts issued on all of the important
cities of the United States and Europe.
Discount Commercial Paper and do a
General Banking Business.
Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 1 p. m.
DIRECTORS.
M. H. Sherman, Wm. Christy, E. J.
Bennltt, J. C. Klrkpatrlck, F. C.
Hatch, "W. D. Fulvriler,
Lloyd D. Christ
CORRESPONDENTS.
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tional Bank, Chicago; First National
Bank, Los Angela; Bank of Arizona,
Preucout, Ariz.: The Anglo-California
Bank. San Francleco, CaL
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NATIONAL BANK
PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.
Capital paid In J100.600.00
Surplus and profits t 0,0O0.OU
FRANK M.. MURPHY, President.
MORRIS GOLDWATER, Vice-Pres.
HENRY KINSLEY, Caahier
C. O. ELLIS, Assistant Caahier.
DIRECTOR8.
FRANK M. MURPHY
MORRIS GOLDWATER
H. KINSLEY
R. N. FREDERICKS
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Accounts of individuals, firms and
corporations solicited on favorable
terms.
56 Nassau St., New York.
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Bankers
AND
Dealers in Investment
Securities,
Deposit Accounts of Banks, Bankers,
Firms, nnd Individuals received, sub
ject to sight draft. Interest allowed
on balances. Correspondence Invited
from Corporations, Trustees and other
conservative Investors. Orders on th
New York Stock Exchange executed
on commission for cash.
HARVKY EDWARD KISK.
GEORGE H. ROBINSON,
Member New York Stock Kxo&acge
GARDEN CITY RESTAURANT
THE OLDEST IN TOE CITY.
Enjoys the best standing with trademen
Buyaererythtngatipot cakh price and give
tho beit 25c roeal.
TUCK MING & CO.
and 24 Waihlngton 8t , eaat of Jacoba A
Co. rrlvato roomi for lamtllca. Tlcketi 1.M
Blnele me all 25 cent
B
areains
4 lots on First avenue near Van Burcn
$500 each
40 acres under Maricopa cannl; im
proved; alfalfa, well, house and barn,
$3,000
ICO acres, one mile from Phoenix, In
alfalfa; water rights Maricopa and
Grand
$12,000
i
W. J. MURPHY, O'Neill Block.
attheBALLAti
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Wrought
IRON PIPE and
FITTINGS..,
Valves, Packing Shafting
Pulleys, Etc., Machine She
Machinery, Supplies, Etc
Phoenix Foundry
onJ Machine works.
2." to 33 North Second Street.
Kelley, Taneyl.il & Woodruff (i
y
Maoufartur jra of Water, Oil and Kiel:
Prospecting Machlnsry of all kinds,
which ran be uted ateam, gasoline, or
power. 1'rlcci reasonable, fiui our catt!
Pacific Coaitt Agency, 268 So. Lot Anrli
St., Los Anrelar.Cal.
Roses di
Wild Flowers
Orange Blossoms
THE MOST DELIGHTFUL
TIME OF THE YEAR AT
HOTEL -
LAM LUJ M
REDLVNDS, C,L.
The most: Baautlfcil and
Healthful tioaatlon In
California.
WHITE FOR HATES
AI1D ILLUSTBATED BOOKLE
J. H. BOHON, Mgr.
NO CONSUMPTIVES TAKEN
BREA
Basis of Strength.
Bread 1 Good Bread
la Short
Phoenix Bakery Brei
Contains everything necessary to
tain life. It Is made of the finest
grade flour, by tho most skillful bal
and in the most perfectly nppoi
bake shops. Is pure, palatable
wholesome. Being light. It can be ei
and digested by Invalids.
Phoenix Bakery & Confection i
EDWARD EISELE, Prop
Established 1881. Telephoni
V West Washington Street
THE
Bashford - Burmisi
COMPANY
Prescott
RrizoM
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Furniture, Dry Goods, Crc '
ery, Wall Paper, Carp
Boots and Shoes, Furnish r.
Goods, Stationery, Grocer
Mining Supplies, Hardw.
Paints an A Oils. Hav il
Grain, Lime and Cement, B I
gies and Wagons, Drugs, B l
Etc., Etc.
It's a cloudy day when tho r;
Co boys ore not busy.
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