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The Republican journal., 1885-07-23
Salt Rheum

90 in The shade in New York city Saturday.
North Dakota now has population of over
10000.
Two hundred persons were poisoned by ice
cream at Riposo, Sicily.
Ex-President Arthur AMI son are at Metapc-
dia salmon fishing.
The court of commissioners of Alabama
claims will adjourn at the end of July.
Minneapolis Touring mills are now manufac-
turing but 5000 barrels of flour weekly.
The amount annually paid to the teachers of
the United States is $60000,000, an average of
about 800 apiece.
Professor Charles Kendall Adams, of Mchi-
gan university. has been elected president of
Cornell university.
The President has appointed Francis IL. In
derwood, of Massachusetts, to be Consul at
Glasgow, Scotland.
Portland, Oregon, is about to have some of
her streets paved with granite brought from
Hong Kong for the purpose.
The National Educational Association at
Saratoga. n. u. Friday, elected as President.
\. A. Cakins of New York.
The words James A. are to be erased from
the pedestal of the Garfield statue in Washing
ton, leaving the single word, Garfield.
1t is reported that Russia is negotiating Il war
loan. and that Russian officers on furlough have
been ordered to rejoin their regiments at once.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-23

At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
July, A. II. 1883.
NANCY G. COLBY. mother of HENRY NJ. col
~ BY, late Of Liberty, in said County of Waldo,
deceased, having presented petition that OTIS D.
WILSON, of Searsmont, may be appointed Az
minisrator of said deceaseds estate.
Ordered, That the said Nancy give no
tice to all persons interested by causing copy
of this order to be published three weeks success
lively in the Republican Journal, printed at Belfast.
that they may appear at Probate Court to be held
at Belfast, within and for said county, on The second
Tuesday of August next, at ten OF the clock before
noon, and show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of said petition should not be granted.
GEO. f.. JOHNSON, Judge.
true copy. Attest:-B. b. FIELD. Register.
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OF THANKS.

The undersigned takes this opportunity for re
turning thanks TO the generous citizens of Belfast,
on behalf of himself and family, tor ther very
liberal donation well as the kindly expressions
of sympathy prompted by his recent misfortune.
shall ever retain pleasant recolections of stay
in Belfast, and regret that my connection with the
place abruptly severed. WM WEEKS,
lw30* Late Landlord of the American House.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-23

One half of the New York and New England
car shops at Norwood, Mass, were destroyed
by fire Sunday. The total loss is estimated at
5000. 900
The Republican journal., 1885-07-23

Recent earthquake shocks in Bengal have re-
suited in u serious loss of life. Fifty deaths
are reported. There was also much damage to
property.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS my wife, ANNIE Drawn, has left
w my bed and board without just cause or provo
cation this is to forbid all persons from harboring
trusting her on my account, as | shall pay no
bills of her contracting after this date.
HATHORN NJ. Drawn.
Montyille, Me-, July 81, lSS5.-3w30s
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The WORST UrctbraI STRUCTURES

speedily cured by our new radical methods. Pam
phlet, references and terms, two letter stamps.
Worlds Dispensarv Medical Association, 663 Main
Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-23
Beware of Scr3HM

Scrofula is probably more general than aly
other disease. 1t is inSidiOuo in character,
and manifests itself in running sores, pustular
eruptions, boils, swellings, enlarged joints,
assesses, sore eyes, etc. Hoods Sarsaparilla
expels all trace of scrofula from the blood,
leaving it pure, enriched, and healthy.
81 was severely afflicted with scrofula,
and for over a year had two running sores
on my neck. Took five bottles OF Hoods
Sarsaparilla and consider myself cured"
c. f. LovEJoY, Lowell, Mass.
C. A. Arnold, Arnold Nc, had scrofulouS
sores for seven years, spring and fall. Hoods
Sarsaparilla cured him.
Salt Rheum
William Spies, Elyria, O., suffered greatly
from erysipelas and salt rheum, caused by
handling tobacco AT times his hands would
crack open and bleed He tried various prep
arations without aid finally took Hoods Sar-
sapariIla, and now says: s. am entirely we'll"
"NIy son had salt rheum on his hands and
on the calves of his legs He took Hoods
Sarsaparilla and is entirely cured" j. 3.
STANTON, Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Hoods SarSaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Made
only by c. L. HOOD G. CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-23

JACKSON Having is progressing rapidly; and
the crop is averaging much larger than last year
probably one-third more than was harvested last
season.. Charlie little of A. X. Fletcher of
Monroe, broke his arm July 4th while on a visit at
his unelc'5 A. j. Fletcher, of this town, by falling
from a tree. The breaking of a limb caused thc
fall, and the fall caused the breaking Of limb.
......D Daniel Snow and sister, Mrs. Olive Holt,
from the South are visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Aaron Snow, who are aged respectively 50
and 80 years Mr.. j. $ Chase died very suddenly
on Sunday morning about O'Clock, of heart dis
ease, II Is supposed, AS he had been complaining of
a bad feeling in the region Of the heart Il few days
previous TO his death, but it not supposed to be
of a serious nature. His family were all absent
from home at the time of his DEATH except his wife,
who yainly tried to resusticate him by chaling his
limbs and other parts of his body. The day before,
the writer is informed, he employed in getting
hay in the field. Mr.. Chase highly respected
townsman and a genial man. lie member
Of the Congregational church, also charter mem
Der of Marsh River Lodge No. l02, f. & A. NJ, and
was buried with Masonic honors He was 20 years
of age. He was the father of nine children-sx
sons and three daughters-all of which survive
their father, except two; the first and fifth Of
the family. The funeral took place from the
late residence of the deceased Tuesday p. NJ.
sunday week of our respected families
having, In the hurry of business and house hold
duties rather lost their reckoning to how rapid
ly the days were passing. and supposing it to be
Saturday, set themselves about the work of that
day. neighbor passing the house and observing
lady sitting in the door busily engaged in sewing
remarked that that is pretty bold way of doing
it, / should think" The next day the family were
all prepared to keep Sunday in due form, and were
surprised to see their neighbors busy in the hay
fields though they had lost all regard for the
day "set apart for rest and worship. Charles
Kimball has lately returned from Lowell Mass,
(where he been employed in of the factories
for three or four years past) bringing with him a
newly welded wife. He IL cordially welcomed by
his many old friends, and, together with the bride,
has their hearty congratulations. Rev. MIR. Drew
of Bangor. will continue to fill the pulpit at the
CoDgregationalistc church each Sunday A. NJ. during
the summer. Potatoes are generally looking
finely but the potato bug is still great annoyance
Mrs. Jessie Sawtelle died at the residence OF
VIM. Written June 9th, of bilious typhoid fever
aged "a years. She was the daughter Of Alonzo
| Tasker of Dixmont.
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BuCKsPoRr. Mrs. Dora Wiley Golden's daugh-
ter made a catch Of two fish while at Verona Park
To hook and haul in two fish is doing pretty well
for three year old girl. Mr.. Arthur Elmer
Hatch, a blind man. and a graduate of Perkin S
Institute, Boston, also of Wilton Academy, gave a
very interesting lecture on Popular Education at
the Elm st. vestry last Wednesday evening. There
quite number present and all seemed to be
interested. After the lecture he explained how to
read write and cipher and gave each present
specimen of his writing. A collection was
taken to help him along. He is trying to work his
way through college The Rev. Geo. Forsythe
preached very interesting sermon at the Congre-
gational church last Sunday morning. Saturday
about p NJ, an alarm of fire was given and the
engines were started out but it was soon out. 1t
caused by fire catching from the oil stove at
the house of Mrs. Cyrcnus Brown, on Center ST.,
and was put out with few pals of water. Mr..
Will Ladd is home from Portland for vacation
and his brother Charles is here from Bar Harbor
for few days. Saturday morning as Mr.. S. W.
Royal was riding down over the Ellsworth Branch
on hand car with crew of men he suddenly fell
from his place on the car. When the men stopped
the car they found that bullet had struck some
part of the car and CHANGING passed into his left
leS just DeloW Tue mp Joinl IiC Wdo uHdDlc W Be
home until the 3 p. NJ. train but the wound was
then dressed and lie is doing well as could BIZ
expected. "A bout $50 from here went on the Han
del excursion Monday and report n very pleasant
time. As the excursion returned in the evening a
salute was fired which was answered by the whis-
tie of the boat Quite number stopped Off to at
tend the grand concert and ball and some came
down on the Queen City from Bangor for the same
purpose. The concert was very fine and the bal
was quite success. The following is the prog
ramme of the concert: /. Overture-Efn Queer
| Orchestra. 2. Song Sing, Smile, Steep Mis-:
Carrie Leavitt with violin obligato, by Nj. ii
Andrews 3. Cornct Solo, Elm VOgel, MIR. r. Is
Hall. 4. Song, Golden Love, Mr.. A. G. Morton
! 5. Duet, None shall part us, Miss Leavitt and
Mr.. Morton. g. Selection, Mascot, Orchestra. I
Duet, Eden Sand, Miss Leavitt and Mr.. Morton.
Mr.. Hall played Palm Branches as encore to his
solo. Miss Leavitt has a strong, sweet voice, ant
sang in very pleasing manner. Mr.. Morton
seemed a little nervous but sang very nicely. Tit
dance broke up about IL O'Clock and the visitors
| started for home on the Queen City.
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DECEN.Bf.H IL. 1881



Were veto look for our text this
morning vc should tr, ,o find one in
Nh, rood book which rrnd like this.
Let the milton and il. ruler, honor
hi, name" and ifvo failed TO find il
there we ,hodld inproyi.c ID for the
occasion. ON "Wednesday ofln.t week
the United ~ntc, jnnunurstrd a ur,,
prc-idcnt Drliuntily the oyoui +. AN
i,prnrtout np. indeed I'm. ~ y.,.. mo-
I,nliorl, .o.ou mi. ,,,..i,u a ho.
been t,,nuty-oiol,t. ,,,,r. SINCE 81 DOM
Iocr,iir president stood before the
diouii, of rlr. nation .bnt,rc it,o-.cn-
/ ulcd and REPRESENTATIVE worth and
patriotism nnd took the solemn WOW,
| 10 sustain the constitution and exc.
cute the law, mi, man /. a typicnl
citizen of This mirht, natinn. Ili.6fc
has Hitherto bocn spent in tine vhirl
Ior ht-iur.- and rolitir. If. r,nry
movement ha, been crowded ,o the
mIl with notion arom actions. he
un, no, assembled tine m,l,it. nr fine
aud of stood ON tine street corner,
p nrlaiming hi, religion. bui he 1a,
been silently and uno-tcntatiou,lv
Gving il and ruliue his life by 1T. In
the supreme moment of m-lifc when
Standing in the presence of hundred
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WEwill build no mouumcnl, 10 the
memory Of the nineteenth legislature
after ii is dead. Can't afford TO. aud
the economy il taught will not permit
the OUTLAY.
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BILL STEERElT thinks the prc,i-
dents position on silver coinage will
produce trouble in the democratic
camp. Hardly.
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THE Fort worth Ga<rtir Is one OF
the most readable papar,. oditorinDy.
in the state.
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InE Fort Worth Gazette &, unuer-
e,sarily severe upon the Nclcuuau
senator.
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GRo. LELAND seems to gel con- viii
{ lcvclaud mighty well 50 far
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ions IRELAND can take more
humping and get les. hurt from it
than anybody else.
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WACO is prospecting Lool no thc
VOL filled advertising columns of this
paper.
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DoN'T forget that it is SUNDAY and
the churches are open To- all and
Ahnnnd in FREQ .oat.
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ALI quiet along the municipal
Potomac.
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rms Narrow Gauge Is hmdIiue
freight now.
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WACO, TENAo, MARCH 3, 1888.
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TELLER can afford to smile at fate
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THE WACO EXAMINER

Entered M Che Yo,in'D" ~ Waco lcN.. az
sccua1-tirs, mtI matter
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The KXAniHFHwil NOT be held responsible
lOr amy bills ,uutrtctrd by employees ui this
Office, except oI written order IEuCd by the
business manager
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Is there no anxiou, candidate:
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Tursr i. room n MI NE rb0r.Uo-
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STREET think, hen get there
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TnE blessed sun hinc!
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nnrc> OF subscription.

Advertising rates furnished ON application
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lc,le!Iay was "a lho day. and th0
Hd..7 HnHe sd t T.. ~Wrsi, ~ Ca
tor iIU, -Nnr-.
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Eastern ONCE is IriLu. hWNmr Sow York
:. T.. HEtkWiiH. Manager
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llEoppsrcnlI} harmlc,,roIlcr skate
j, looming rs m issue between press
and pulpit IT., Il ticAii.h subject any
way YOU look at it.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-30
SnniiilODS,

IN THE DISSRlCT COURT OF TTT
 second JudicE'l District of the Territory (, Arl21na, in and far th. county of CoCuI.r Asa t. StebhinS, plaintiff. V. Henry T Sooa"in. J. Granyilie smith, Benjamin ' Pippey, Samuel ]. Norwell. Charles NJ. Pond ana the Defiance Mining Company, dcien oants. Action brought m the District Courl of the Second tudiciol District rf the Terri. tory o' Arlkona, in aud for the county of Co. Shlse, aud the com plaint led m inc sad county of COchise, in the office of the Clerk Of the said District Coult
 The Territory Of Arizona sends gree.ing 10 Henry J: Goodwin, ]. Granville Smith. Benjamin '. Pippey SamueI I Nnr,-,.lI Charles NJ. Pond and ihe Dcunance Mling Company, corporation. dcfcndtnts
 lou are hereby required tO aprcar in an action brought against yGu by the nhayc named piainiitfin the Dsuict Court Of he territory of Arizona, in and for tle couutI oi Cochlse, and to answer ihe complaint iil-c therein within twenty days (cX,iu,iyt. If tL,. day ol serrice) after the service on YOU 0. this summons (lf served within tLis county. or II served out of this county but in iii. distrlci, within thirty days; otherwise within forty days or judgment ny Gelault viii be taken against you accnrdin" to the lrayll ot said com plaint. Said action is brought ip recover of yon ihe sum of Si.9g3OJ wlth cost of suits, as will fully appear by the com, pIlint herein, duly certified copy of which IS herewith served upon you. Ana you nr, hereby notified that if you faii tO appe.,r ana answer the said rOmplainJ, a> above Ie1ulred The said plaintiff will take Judgment a-;I,sI you by default in tae sum of S4.g9i .O0. vii, legal interest, statutory damages and cos, of suit. Given under my hand and seal Of inc Dis 1 trlct Court Of the Second Judicial District ,, | .he Territory of Ar.Z,aa. in and for ill.,. county Of Corhisc. lhis 18th dIy of FeGlE l ary, m He year Of our Lold Oac thousand 1 eight hundred and "i sty-tiye
 lSEAL " II. SEAIAES, Clerk.
 By C. w. CLCM. Denuiv Clerk
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Ny Hospital Experience

HaE.n- been surE'' lN ch-r-e of two .eaa nS no 5u!ta!>) enables ur tIy.t .tl r.iy5;,. !.-""sc3 Wilh excellent ru. Ilis .v--.ild. h"c'y un""rs'r"d ,Eat a1 g.: ,-'.;.u to Ugr- '"im n'I"'='t.! .c-, oI t3 asv. lr.r..ri i.u- 'r. .-i' '"a .n-n g-r'r. o;.i:a uniy r3 le t ,>i-' #aH ."rr"--i..' physician. a:j surgeon.
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as JOSS oi mcinCry, ZassItuCc, nocturnal ennis sIons, aycrSions to society, di.nue,s Of viS- sioL, noises in the head, the vial fu;l pass. ing unobserved throu gh the urine. and many other diseases that lead to insanity a nd de.ii.
 Dr. Mintie, who is rcguisr graduate q physician, will agree to forfeit five hundrcd dollars Tor q case of this kind that th: Vital Restorative (under his special devise and trestment) will not cure. or for anything in. pure or injurious found in it. Dr. Mirtic treats all diseases successfully without mcr- evry- Consultation free Thrrough exam nation and advice, including analysis of urine. 8. Prlce cf VIlaI Restorative Si.5O q bo.ue, or four lines the quantity jor 5: sem to any address upon receipt Of price, or C. 0. D, secure from observation and in pri- yase Da:Gc, il desired, by 4. L. IITEriE. M Dr. No l2 kearny street, san Francisco Cal
 Dr. Minutes Kidney Remedy, NErHEEri- CUM curse all kinds of kidney and blaGIer complaints, ccnnorriftna, lecucorrhna, C!ert. For sale ty al druggists; sl bottle, SIX bottles 5.
 Dr. Miriie's DandeIion TiIis and tIlc best and cheapest dyspepsia and bilious cure iu The market For s'Ie by all dru~gsts
 Sample Bottle Free, Win be sent to any orc applying hy lr:,., stating sym pioms, sex and age Strict sc crecy in regard to all business trar.act.ons.
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l. is q never fgilin 7 'cUre for nervous de .bilItY, exhausted vi
 iai!;y, seminal weak .uces, $: cTma:Orilca,
 'O-t man h"Od. nnUO
 ieney. paralysis. ard
 all Ibe terrible effects of self ahus-, youth fUllics and cSce--es ID mature ycars-SucL
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i1i.caSos cf -!au.

Al ar:.y ,a, 60 nlc v.l. rccc.v. ry ioaas; "t.Hirr al '.c,r oo. H.ci;,i--N Nn -.n"ri,aout- in-. ! vii! guarantees r.~.i.yc c;ra in rr. "ry ease l undertake. or fsrt -it SIctr Con. '.d"lou in o'icc or hv l.:..r re-- aaI -,t.r'3E r'is.tc. Charges reasonable. ihnr" rXaia.ra,il.",lHG'n- chemical asG l...' ',.'l"! .na.iti. Of urine aaI s5yicc, oa.c' aou'- ato 2 dai,v.G ,o g cvcnn-. Sun. 'aJ- i' v "a.y. Ia'i or aaar.-.
 - r1. A ' T. D--
 -' H"erny street. San Frauc:s,o. Cal.
 Remember. thr Doctor has Ve.-a.a ." .ui "uI, aloe result of uiauy year. @. -f',ir. Nu.c.irc u., ;.tr! ,-rtg.9 l,i.l i.nsrr !" 't' rc !7- ncFr. failed .f >u.cc~, ia ta,. ,a.y LOST NA-,dpJb. rHCSrA-
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The Great En@iiSI, ReuupC;y

IHUNNS CHAPMAN. Fort Bowie, AriZ March 24 i.SI
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Sample Bottle Free,

Will be sent to any orc applying by lc;,,i stating sym pioms, sex and age. Strict SC. crecy in regard to all business tral.aci:rps
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Notice ot FOlteltUIr,

TO F. A. POMEROY AND J. II. GRFFP your heirs, executors, adiriniNisira,urs rr assign>: You are hereby nnt;ii. .d that th. un. dersi-hed has expended one hui,d rd dollars islO0) in labor a.d Improvements dur ing The year A. D. lSsi upon the BErkncr mining claim, situated in Tombstone iil .tiu g, district, county of Cochis". 1erritury uf Ar zona, Tor the purpnsr of holding said nifuin- clain, under the provisions of section 2:f24 of The Revised Staiu;cs ul the United S,ot,- and II al the explr'tion of ninety Gass alter Enc s@TNicc1 1I thI' notice by pub.cau.H you sh0a!d fail or rcfu5. To c.,i,;Yii,t,r. your proportion, tp-wii: fifty du,jar, fleiu- S@1 each Oi inc ahvvc mentioned SiuJ t.y- pended, and the cost oi this ad,crtior,.,,l!r ns c"-ownrrS, our interests in tLc >ei,: min Tn" claim Will, under said section 353+ be- come the property Of the undersigned 70. owner. Wi STTIINVET1
 Dated Tombstone, Cochi:e county, Tcr.i tory of Ariz )nn, Ja:Uarv l5. ISN5
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YOUNG MEN

And m'dI'c-ogcd m'n. ',i.o r!- suT.r,r.
 from the effects of "outhrnl u6-scyrtious C
 LXrtsSes E; n.";.r= years Ny.vaVs and lh!.
 .'nl 'th.| lHno'rncc. Ir.; Manhood. cun. i"-'"' ol idCGs, cu.l eyes, avtl-iCu t5 society. dcspondC4c., PiJnr.vS on tuo ft.r. loss of ,n, crEF ant ry,ir.Q0cUCv of U -.aaitur ctr. hemein ber, thN, hy CoE!tiu.i.pu uf lc.nc- dies ot great curative power a.. Doctor has sp arranged b,s treatment t.r' il will not only afford imlSea.utc relief b.; pcImaaent
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i Canvass Cartridge Belt

ny Gauge or Calihc~ free by mrit for 1S ce"!~ n postage s.'nr4. a"aa r. g-tN.i, nithG'avHtrl >I"fi--.ri Goods, Eaufiri. York Cltv.
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HE EEFERT ePrcltllar.

DIR. ALLEN, AS i5 WELL KNOWN. IS A regular .Er9cC2ied physician snd Surgeon. r1uca,rd at BowdoD College lrd r~i-cr
 sly Of Michigan. and Is aaknow..d .,ed to h. ihc most expert surgc2G in his sr-ci-li, on l u. In -lEc, r.nnsE -
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B.sbee, February Q, 1885.
Notice Of FCrfeiture

TO B. l.. DUNCAN, YOUR HEIRS. EX- ecutorS, adinlnistiators oI assigns, you ar,. heFebE notified that the tndersi gHcG has c1- pended one hundred dollars in labor and i..,- proVencntS, for the year lS>t, Un each uf th,. following mines: Dunn mine and Na.fow.r mine in ChiricahUa minin;ng district. .Cocl;,,. county, in order 10 hold said premises unG-r thc provisions oi section :;j24, re:iscd stat utes oi the United States ttiHg the anuuni required 10 hold the same for ti!c year Is:-, And 1T within thirty day on the ,rryi,. .,f this netle,, or within nj t1l Gays after hi, notice by qualifications, you .ail or refuse ,o contribute your proportion Of such expcadl- l- ture, bein" twenty five (25) dollar, o:i cHch mine and cost of this advertisement as cp. owner. your interest in said claims will be. come the property of the undersigned under said section 2:j.f
 THOMAS CHAPMAN.
 Fort Bowie \ rig March 9i l.S5
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Notice ot' Forfeiture.

BISBEE. TERRITORY OF ARIZOEt County of Cnrhise, February 9. l>>j. IT. James B. McDunaid. your heirs. cxc.u,nr. administrators or assigns, you are here by notified that the undersigned has av- pended one hundred dollars SIJjy in i.bo~ and impr yvemeni~ for the year is 4, upuu tho Josephine Dvycr miAr. situated in lu. Uarrcn inning district. carnly of C,.Ii-.. Territory "i Arizona, in oTIyr 10 hold sad premises under the provision, Of section 232@, Revised Statutes of the UuitcI Sl,t,.- being the amount required tO hplI ,Lc ,,i,,Ic for ne year 1885. and f wiihu gJ days f,o,,. the service of tbl. notice. or within 9) d,,. fr"m the service ot this notice by puhliCa- tlon, you ttli pr refuse tn contribute yNur prop0rtion of such expenditure, being 'fii, dollars (S5O) and cost of tii,s advertisement: as cuowner, your interest in said claim wi. become the property oi the uudersignrl mn der said section 232t
 FRED HlEKE.
 R.shen E..l.riInI-- q lsSs =.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-30
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Badges for All Societies

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