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GOOD TEMPLAES' COLUMN.
Edited nnd .Managed Under tho Aus.
plccsof rinsslniri.oUse.I. O. O. T.
Contilbutlomo! an appropriate nituro uro
solicited for tills column, und should bo ad
dressed to Box 151, ringitutr. All such con
tributions, however, avo subject to approval
by tlio editors Lodpo meets ocry Satur
day ccnlns utO. A. It. Hull at 7.30 o'clock.
Vhltlns members Invited to ittend.
0. N. IUty, Chief Templar.
ITho editor of Tug Hun Is not responsible
for for anything that may appear In this
column 1
As tliulocil political kettle will soon
begirt to simmer it might be wull for
temperance advocates in this commu
nity to exntniiio their foicos with n
iew to taking political action in regard
to roguhting or suppressing tho liquor
traffic.
If public sentiment cinnot bu
atouseil to tho oxtont of closing the
saloons altogether, thoy certainly can
bo closed on tho Sabbath day. Gamb
ling ami music can bo prohibited. If
theso restrictions woro placed on tho
saloons ic would bo u decisuo step in
tho right direction. Tim temperanco
reform mowment has mido wdnderful
stiides in tho ton or tweho years last
pist. Every State in tho Union has
made some progress toward prohibiting
tho salo of liquor. Suven or eight
States have absolutely refused to longer
tolomto the lipuor tiaflic, and ntarly
nil hao tho local option law in force
inor.o or mote communities, 'lhcro is
no State in w liich some restriction has
not been placed on the saloon Even
tho Southern States, which hao gener
ally been supposed to bo favorable to
the liquor traffic, are well up toward
the front in tempcianco reform.
If tho sale of liquor is not wrong,
w hy is it so generally restricted! If it
is wrong, why is this Tenitory so far
buhind the times in this mmoment?
Elsewhere tho suppottersof tho traffic
liivo been met on every field of dobato
and driven fiom it. But tho people of
this Territory, and particularly this
part of it, who are in sympathy with
tho temperanco cuuso seem to be slum
bering If they would arouso from this
letlmrgy and go out on tho highways
and by w ays and ruako tho d irk recesses
ring with tho expression of temperance
truth there would bo a wavoof local
option sentiment sweep over this
county tint would be irresistible.
It is a fact that -mot of tho solid,
substantial, law abiding people of the
various religious creeds andoery po
litical faith aio in favor of abolishing
tho saloon nnd gambling business of
this town. If these forces were united
there could be no doubt as to tho tesult.
It is well known that thero arc quito a
number of men in this community who
havo political aspirations, and it would
bo a pretty safe wagei that they would
follow Garfield's advico nnd not pitch
their ttnts in the graveyard of dead
issues.
Thoy and their friends are suro to
cater to public sentiment, and when it
can be shown that public sentimont is
in faor of local option tho battlo will
bo practically w on.
In most States prohibition has made
its progress and won most of its vic
tories through local option, and it is
generally conceded by well-informed
men that tho local option plan is tho
bust yet pioposed for throttling tho
saloons. For ono reason, if for no
other, it does throttle them.
I am well aware that people cannot
bo legislated into a stato of purity.
hat depends upon their home and
religious state of training. No law,
human cr diviae, can prevent abso
lutely an) thing man is forbidden to do.
But it is well known tint in tho prohi
bition States and local option commu
nities there is less drinking and less of
all tho evils that follow drinking than
over btforo. It is said of New York
that crimes committed on Sunday have
fallen ofTmoro than fifty per cent sinco
tho Sunday closing law went into (-fleet.
The f aloon is antagonistic to every
thing that is good, and under no cir
cumstnuces or conditions can it havo
nny influence other than btnoful in a
community. For that rpiuon I think
it is tho duty cf ull Christian people
who desiro to exerciso nppteeiablo
moral force to take nn advanced posi
tion on tho subject of temperance.
Wo an. told that prohibition will
como in God'b own time, and it appeals
that most of tho good people of this
lownnro waiting for that good titnit to
come. It is u veiy ;ood thing to have
faith in God, but he is not going to
vote down the liquor trillic. That is
our work. God is leady for prohibition
new, nnd is waiting for his people to
vote fot it and leave results with him.
Notwithstanding that thero havo
been great local option battles fought
and are still boing fought and won
nearly all over tho country, Arizona
still sleopeth; but when the"n wakening
does come soinn ono will hav o to stand
from under, 'for awakened sentiment
nnd deep cotiv iction means nction.
G. Noams Daty.
Deafness Cannot he. Cured
By local applications, ns ihey cannot
reach the diseased poition of tho car.
Theio is only oneway to cuio deafness
nnd that U by constitutional tcmedles.
Dealness is caused by au inflamed con
dition of tho mucous lining of tho eus
tachian tube. When this tube is in
flamed you have a tumbling sound or
Impel feet healing, nnd when it is en
tirely closed deafness is tho tesult, and
unless the inflammation can bu taken
out nnd this tuboicstoicd toitsnoim.il
condition healing will bo destined
forever. Nino cases out of ten mo
caused by cntntth, which is nothing
but au inflamed condition of thu mu
cous sui faces.
We will give One Iluudied Doll. us
lovynid for any c.iso of Deafness
(caused by catatth) that cannot be
ciued by Hnll's Cntnuh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
BgiuSoUl by nlllliuggisls.
The old Hillside miue has again been
slatted up, it having lo vetted to the
oiiginal ownets, Jnck Lanier and
Judge WelLs of 1'iescolt. This mine
at one timo had the leputntion of being
lite i ichest silver initio In tho uotld,
and attracted a. gtcnt ileal of at lent ion.
It was sold for 1800,000 ami piiliiiH)
paid for when some tiotible at use over
the balance of the ptiichase pi ice. Thu
oio is of a vety high giadc, lcquiting
watchmen and aimed guauls to pio
tect it iu tiansit. Two cm loads me
now on the track at Hillside switch
read) for shipment. It is the hope of
the picsent owucrj to soon ship n em
load per day. Tho otu catties good
value in gold, although the gtcat value
is silver. Cornier.
Great Offer.
'Send me tho names nnd nddiessct of
three or morn good eanvnsseis, with 25
cents iu postage stamps and I will mail
you copy of "The Wot Id Family Regis
lei" neatly tubed, packed nud postage
piepaid, Hint sells evctvwheto for
$1. Elegantly engraved, size 22Jn28.
It cost $2000 to produce.
Add. ess R. H. STROUS.
Indianapolis, Iml.
Two c.ti loads of Mexican laboicts
passed through on No. 20 last night for
Beaumont, Cal. Thero was over one
hundred ftoni EI Paso, which number
was cousidetably increased at this
poiut. Their iiucatthly veils on m liv
ing and depttting vvcie enough to
catty old settlers1 minds back to the
time of Apache laids. Citizen.
Tito St. I.ouls "aiobo-JJctuocrnt."
Of unusual Interest 'to eveiy leader
of this paper is the announcement nude
elsewheic in this issue by the St. Louis
"GIobe-Demociat," unquestionably tho
greatest of Amciican ncvvpnpeis. The
mail subset iption pi ice of the daily nnd
Sunday "Globe-Democrat" is lcduced,
nt ono blow, ftom twelve to si dollms
nycnr, placing it within tho leach of
all who deshe to lead nny daily paper
dining the coming gtcnt national cam
paign. Tho "Weekly Globc-Dcnto-ciat"
lemains at one dollar a joar, but
is issued in semi-weekly sections of
eight pages each, miking it ptnctically
n large cmi-vveokly papor. This issue
is just the thing for the f.n nicr, mer
chant or pi ofesslonal man who has not
the time to lend a daily paper but
wishes to keep promptly and thor
oughly posted. It is made up with
especial lefeicucc to the wnuts of
every member of tho family, not ouly
giving all tho news, but also a gt eat
vaiietyof interesting nnd insttuctive
tending matter of all kinds. Wiilefor
ficosamplo copies to Globe Pi iu ting
Co., St. Louis, Mo.
For Over Fifty Years.
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been used for over lifty jems by mil
lions of mothcis for their childien
while teething, with petfect success.
It soothes thn child, softens the gtiniF,
allays nil pain, ctues wind colic, and is
tho best lcmcdy for dlaithcea. It will
leliovo tho poor llttlo suffeier imme
diately. Sold by druggists in cvety
pal t of the wot hi. Twentj -live cents
n bottle Be suTe nnd ask for "Mi".
Winslow's Soothing Sjrup," nnd take
no other kind.
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on, ron
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two coupons imide each 4 ounce bag of
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CANCER
AXD TUMORS.
IfO Knlfs or Pain t
iVO I'aj Till trrcdl
Write fr r 6j pajje
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, testimonial s of many
wciltrfcl cures, c:tti7
iu womcu'i Dreasis.
8 R. CIIAMUY, 1.1. D.
CcyHo!nihl.4 STir!!!l
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Loa ANctLra. cal.
PLEASE SFND THIS TO SOME ONE
WITH CANCER OR TUMOR.
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tion do not knvx they te it. Here Is x list
of symptoms by w hieh consumption can
certainly be detected :
Cough, one or two slight efforts on
rising, occurring during the day and fre
quently during the night.
Short brtatbiug after exertion.
Tigltntss of tbt cbtst.
Quick pulse, especially noticeable in ths
evening and after a full meal.
, Cbillnttss in the ev ening, followed by
Slight ftztr.
Perspiration toward morning and
"Paleface and languid in the morning.
Loss of vitality.
If you have these symptoms, or any of
them, do not delay. There are many
preparations which claim to be cures, but
Dr. Hcktr'i Csjliib Remedy for Consumption
has the highest endorsements, and has
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sumption in its earlier stages, and drive
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and IS Chambers St, New York, and sold
by all reputable druggists.
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This extraordinary UcJuTC.-.ator H the m1
wonderful discovery tf tlio a It h .1 bce.i
eadoiscd by lIioKrtlnrcl'"iitli.orau" of Ku opa
II u 1 y a ii 11
purely voge
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jf PfemjUrcnc!?
3oflhodlchargcfcr' ".
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Nervous Twitch iuof tno(tSh .do I r )
Btrenlljeiis. invigorate (inI t.n a u
lyUeni. Iluilymi emes Dtb. Its", Ci ii.
JmlS3l0Dfl, and cvtlni(.s tut Kaim -organ',
l'alns In tho Uiti, lo Ha 1 y c'.i
night aroHopicd nuicLly. Over a,riO p i
endorsements.
rrcmatnrencssmearslmpolcn''y In tl a IW.
ltago. It isa)mptoraofum!i-l-cnkti( in d
barrcn-css. Iicaiibenopptaiu.Odfij-'il tie
tueoflludyaii
Thoncwul'icovcry'ncsmtde lw t'io crorl"l
ItHo'tlioold fiunnui iiikihimi Eioilit.. l insii
tuto. ItH IhofctroietM vitalhor iniub. It fa
Tcry powerful, but harinksn.
tc
6rnd for Circulars an 1 resllnnmaW
Stockton, Market and Ellis Sts.
i SAN fKANCISCO, CAL.
sncitiir socieiius
A O U. WV-I'LAGSTAI I' LODGE, No 1
jr, Me'tsoery Tliuitdiv ntRhl, InO. A.
II. hull. Vlsdtlng WoiKmen inn cnrdliillv In
cited. J. A. WIL'-O.S, 31, V.
T. K. EVTHEUFono, Iticorder.
fOVKT COCONINO. I. O. I'., NO. b1),
Vlaltlns brethren cmdliir
J. I. CLAniC; U. S.
, luoetaoviry Tuesday evonlni; InG. A. It
nail, v i3iiiii urt'inrvn conn illy ItnllKM
attend. C. 31. I L'NSlON, C. It.
T?LGhTAIT LODGK. NO 7, V. & A. M -IP
Itcgulai inectln,'son the llrsi h iturdny
VMl1 "J,.1'."0'1 r'llcnl11".. mouth In Musmilc
llall. Kllpatrlck building. Sojourning
brethren Lord illy Invlti d.
J. cii i rii mi: s.wAar;, w. si.
T. E. ruiMVM, Secitt.irj.
OW CAgKVIT WILw NOT CURC
and ILOOper pacsana. Bamplea free. -IfO
HA Ji sprite TOOTH POTOSH
SuFor safoby W.'"R. Edwards, '
Ga. h-iikgui,ak Mi.r.riMiS or
. ItiinMim roil. O. A. It. .No i, input
imiitof Aliron i. will Ih'IhJiI In (J. ,. 11. hull
on biuiud mid last !- iluid iy in uich month,
t. .. - I' '.' ."UKNs. (.oiuiiKindcr.
V. 11. CheiS, l'oit Adjulint.
t o. o. iv-ri, asTAi r lodge, no. n.
(l'.,"";V,ts,.0.,cry1i Uly m-"l"n' In M imiiiIc
hull. Visiting brithn u (ordl.illy luii d.
n .1. . WEATHUltl'oltl) N.ii.
M
OUNTAIM LODGE, NO. 15. K. 01' V.
imita ovcr.v cdni,icliiv nlnlii In ihoh
CHitlu-hull In 0. A. K. hull. All visiting
brothers in ltcd to attend.
r. , . " w BELL, C. C.
C. II. C0B1E, K. 0 R. 8
AKIZOXA CATTLE CO.,
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DRAND:
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Ear in irks, silt In each ear: horses and
liiiilc". Al, rlirht hint Increaso, At on right
Mioiiiucr. r. u. aaureis. r lagsiarr, Arizona
1'it vnk 31. Liv KiiMOitE, General Jlanagcr.
Alfrril J, XV Fant
Drand on right side
as In cut ear mark
crop off left ana all t in
same: ranco in an
I'ranclsco mountains,
I'osltotllcc, Flagstaff
r Mnnn
Uono brand, AT b ir. on right bhoulder
ARIZONA LUMBER CO.
Poatofflcaa.
in, WIt
staff. Arlaona.
Haute. Ba,
rtiBonti
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and oatll
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cot.
CtMl nambsrad oont eaUrtly on laft
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ltnnsa, I'larVa TaUty,
'AIbbbbbI aiocuiiB aaooBuiiDa
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All jon atoeK brasa.
ad on both sldoa, vita
swallow fork and an.
darbtt la Mch aari also
owntha following: Boot T, X U, aaWhan a
th tide of animal. Boot oaiila. road hraad If
pa rlaatsldai T oatua, oaa aa
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rlkt aldat keta
JiK L TAIL.
JB
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on laft rlba: ear marka.
quart cat oa rUb
ear, oyer aloa ob ml
ear.
Poatoffice aldreaa. I'IarU9. Arlaaaa
SEWING MACHINE SUPPLIES!
1 furulih NtodK's. Oil, Bolting, Shuttles,
etc.; nlso all pirts and pieces for thlrty
ono dllfertut kinds of sewing machines.
Besides being agent for the above, I sell tlio
orld' famous
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINE,
Cash or Installments. Wrlto for prices and
particulars.
W. H.. CLARK,
Holbrook, A.. T.
RIPANS TABULES
Are just an old, old remedy
In this new shape.
Doctors have always given
this prescription in water 1
We have them in this shape
simply for their handiness.
"mPAXSTABULE
Engineer golns or
powerful maebfn
little necessary 1
' MPAX3 TABULES are like an
OTerniaDitaaa
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necesaary lnlirlratlnir tn
the needful parts i Rl p-A-Sfl
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Constipation, Dlzxlness, Nausea,
uyspepaiaana Aiai-rMutrttloa
aus
eld to Rlpana Tabulcs.
At Drug Stores or Bent by UaU for U Cents.
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