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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-03-11

THE telephone girl thinks that this Is a
hollow world.-CAiedgo Tribune.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-03-11

"BuFFALoEs are bred in Kansas, - u Is said.
They are meat elsewhere. Post.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-03-11

PIKEs HOoTHACHE DROPS cure in minute go
Glcnns sulphur Soap heals and beauties. 25c.
GERMAN Corn REMOVER kills Corns Bunions.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-03-11

A RECENT Western blizzard blew OF q
mules tail 1t didn't dare TO tackle his
heels.-Deiron Free Press.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-03-11
"Fraiity. thy Name is woman"

ADVERTISING is a good deal like making
love TO a widow. It can't be overdone.-
Chicago Ledger.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-03-11

"wRERH there's a will there's way'--to
break it-Chicdgo Ledger.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-03-11

THE best thing TO take before singing
Breath. -PhHddelDhid Cal.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-03-11

That she is frai o ten IN body
"'ris true, 'tis true It's pity,
And pity It's, tits true"
DIR. Pierce's "Favorto Prescription" Is
the best restorative tonic.for physical frailty
in women, or female weaknesses or do
rangements. By druggists. Price reduced
TO one dollar.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-03-11

don't knowtaYae TOT them. and now
they nv mine. end ~ don't know how
gOt flenl,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1886-03-11

IH0IiiIs 'pHsstd HnUiHFf tIr %
a g Sinclair rpd Colonel Mon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12

uno befanb ii9 por .etnem SSufauterifeu
bes 6. Bataiuons. Der tim melbete. bqR
Der &ommanbant PablO Gang ibm befob:
len babe, isin Suri9e gu ietn.
@ut! Sd Bore, 0u ipridt gut %fran3Uz
fi9?
60, TO- lieutenant.
Saft Ou mir an6erss mitsutbeilen2
Sd babe Sbnen gu iasen, baB Der Som:
manbant Sbnen befebIt, fd unseiaumt
gum Battalion gu ueriissn, bas i'm 8es
Critic itebt, fd auf benz Wartte 9eriuO's
3u iammslu.
Trot Der Mibisteit, bic 9oriace nod
fablte, beetle er iid, BEN erbaltenen Be-
febl ausSufibren, unb mad elm gaar gus
senbliden itanb Ct Dor ieiaem Sberifen u.
benz Battalion, bas idon tn S9Ia9torbs
nuns ~aufseffeat mar. Nur elm einsiser
Mann fannie bas 9ebeimniB ienes Qufs
bru9es; aber iener Wann bate sewiB bic
ftrensfen Snffruftionen ~empfansen, benn
feiner bate peber bur1 @nset1en nod
bur9 @oniefturen abnen tSnnen, rpobin u.
au wel9em 3wede man ausriide. 0as
Battalion i9wentte mad 9orboifen unb
ndberte ii9 benz 9auie 3umalucarresup's.
IS mar 4 l1br Morsens unb besann
i1ou heller su perben. Ser General Lao
NIT elmer Cigarette i'm Wunbe an einenl
Senfer bes Grbseidofss unb iaste sinise
Worte 3u Sable San3. 9te gompasnien
formirten iid In Golonnen unb besannen
Dor benz furdtbaren Selbbsrrn gu b efiIiren.
Gls bic gompasnie Poriace's, weI9e bic
leste NOT, unter ieinem Seniter uorbeimar.
i9irte, CAB SnteI Ebouas bsmielbsn Elm
freunbIi9es Sei9en nit ber Sanb unb rief
ibm aui fransOfi9 su:
Gute &eiie unb Wutb, lieber Sieutes
nant i'd bOfe, Sic perben nit mir sufries
ben ietn.
&ls Der Na3trab Der golonne bic @obs
nun9 bes Generals paiiirt bate, i9IoB
bieier bas Seniter unb trat surid, pabrenb
bte Solouten unter benz srOBten S9psissn
ibren Wari3 fOrtiesteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12
%. &apitel.
Sn 4nurien.

Spte6o iit, wenn giner es ni6t ptIen
ioute, cine fletne aber bubble StaSt bon
10000 Seelen, bic Sauptita6t aituriens
unb @isse BET ipanii6en Wonar6ic. Man
iast, es iei uon ben @otben sssrinOst wors
ben. am Sube bss Berses Napanio sele.
gen unb BON ben WeIen bes Qauis, zines
Rebenfuiiss Der Noria beipilt, iiebt bic
Stabt aus ute cine &6ntstn, wel9e pon
ibren setreuen nnb anbdnsliden Inter
tbanen mie pom einem Grange umgeben i'll.
Sbre groBe, i9One. ret9e Ratbsbrale, in
sotbii3em Stil, bic StruBen, welde alle
auf benz 9auptmartt miinben, bic 9roBs
unb sepaItise @aGerlettuns pom 80 gOs
gen, wel9e oas Wa6er elmer naben Que0e
in bic Stabt fibrt, bic @drten, bic Sffsnts
Ii&en IElasen, bic bsrrIi6s llmsebuns,
nit einem Borte, Ratur unb &unit baben
ii3 uereinist, bieie Stabt gu einsm Der
lieblidffen Gbeliteine bes ipanii9en &0ntss
rei9es ju MAIDEN.
Inter ben i96usn Sduisrn, wel9e ben
i9on erwdbnten Sauptmartt 5ieren, seibs
nete ii3 i'm Sabre 1884 Elm bur9 iein III
ter, bur9 ben @eidmad Der glrditettur
unb bur9 BEN &si9tbum ieiner Ornaments
beruorrasenbes 9ebdube aus, bas perlais
len unb unbeuobnt i9ien, bsnn man iab
weber bic 2aber nod bic Seniter iid ie off,
men, UNI ben wobltbdtisen @inhiGen bes
2i4tes unb Der Come 8utritt gu seftats
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12
81. &apttel.
Scr lieutenant Ycriaee.

On jenem Gage berri9te I'M Stdbt6en
9srino GROCER Subel. 9ie SoIbaten bats
ten @slb, Der Wein itr6mte In Siiae, unb
bic 2ebensmtttel paren reselmdBis unb in
rei6erem NaaBe pertbeilt worben.
0ie spei, ubsr better bic brei SsIben bss
Cages pareu be Ia goutreie, 9Ortuce unb
8ato. Sbre @ei3idte bate it9 nit msbr
ober psniser gerdnberansen bur9 ale
gatailone psrbreitet; man bait. iosar Elm
wenis Wunberbares baSu setban benn bic
Mense fabIt INNER ein initiuttipes Be-
birfnib nod iol9em, mas iiber bic seu0bns
liden greisnife bes 9ebens binauslisst.
0ie gauge tlsins armes, uon ben Oifis
3iersn Bis gu benz einfu9en Sretpiaisen,
bate aIio eradblen b6ren, baB Pato, Der
wobIbstannte, pra9tuplle YubeI, ietnem
9errn bas 9sbsn serettet babe; baB gous
trefe, iener wadre unb luitise 9auptmann
bes 5. BataiQons, Der 2ieblin9 bes @ene>
rails un6 ber Solbaten, pom QoboIa BE-.
pom alsn 70 erpartste @elb sebra9t babe,
unb baB Der General wieber frob ieinen
S6nurrbart itrsi9e, benn nun bate ietn
Ser3 feline S9merSen msbr bariiber, bab bic
90rl e ieiner &inbsr leer iet; unb i9lteBlid
bate man aud iasen bOren, aber man sab
es ni9t fiir sewiB aus, baB Der neue Sff:
sier Boriace baSu bei9etrasen babe, sroBe
@eIb iummen aus Srantrei3 mad Spanten
81 brinsen, inbem ct ii4 ben sr6bten @e:
fabren ausseiest unb bic @a9iamteit Oet
fran5Ofi3sn YoIisiiteu, wel4e bic &este:
runS 2abwis Ybilippis ldnsit ber sanaen
@ren5e aufseitelt bate, Setdui9t babe.
0ant bieien Summsn i9ten Der Stes ber
&arliiten, 10 iusten bic SOlbaten, sefi9srt,
unb ber Eriumpb ibrer Sa9e beuortebenb
Oabet poQen mir Ni9ts uon ben GrSdbs
luu9eu bert9ten, pel9e iiber bic Grei9nife
Der Na9t in aIer Munb paren, un6 pon
ben @si6i9ten unb InetbOten, bic ii9 Die
6reipili9sn bel Der Sfeife unb benz 8stns
slaie mittbeilten; mir erinnern u barau,
ruie bic 8spunbsruns bieler Gbaten einen
iOI9en @ntbufiasmus BET ben SOIbaten ers
reste, baB wsnis febIte, unb man bate
cine 6fientIi9e Subicription erSfnst, Inn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12
(Sortiesuns folst.)

Ser Mabasunibaum, be1en Stamm
ni9t ielten einen llmfans BON a9t3sbu SUB
errei1t, i1eint in Imerita auf Ben @rbs
fri9 3pii9sn ben Wenbetreiisn bel1rdntt
3u iein, o5ne iebo9 cine 8orliebe fir bic
benz 4sauator am Nd9ften belesenen 9dns
ber gu seisen. Nm msiten trifft man i'm
in ben @ebirsen, NIT seipaItsuen Selien ;
feline lunsen Wur5eln brinsen tisf in bic
Spaltsn binein. mo fie ii6 In FOLDER Stdrte
ausbreiten, baB fte bic Steine, rueI9e fe
eintertern, iprensen unb ni9t islten 1els
ienitiir3e peranlaien. I'm ii9 cine 0ors
iteIuns pom bet ginfubr bieiss Sol3es in
europa 3u MAIDEN, muS man wiilen, baB
England aliabrlt9 bic ilnsebsure 2abuns
Don burdi9nittli9 20 1000 Eonnen erbGlt.
- Das S9lasen bes Wa~basonibol3es In
ben @albern wtrb nit GROCER @si9ifli9s
fett betrieben. Ra9bein Der ausseianbte
&unbi6after cine gntbsfuus sema9t, febrt
er uorfi9tis auf einsul an6ern Wese 3us
rid, UNI ieinen Wttwerbern bisielbe su
perbersen. Damn MAIDEN ii9 bic Soltfdls
Ter, bis ie1ssis an Der 8abl, auf, erri9ten
Siitten an Ort uub SteIe, unb ueriorsen
ii9 NIT alien benz, mas elm mebrmonatIis
der Iufentbalt erforbert. Die 9eI9lases
men 8dumen werben tn Bl6de, beren ems
selns oft Elm @ewi1t BON f~iinfbunbert Gent
nern baben, absetbeilt, bebauen unb bann
auf b~auerbaften Wagen fortssi1aft. Gu
bisisr bsi1wsrIidsn arbstt bebtent man ii9
Der S4ien, aud sei6isbt Der transport
MIR wibrsnb ber Na9t3stt, UNI bic Ebtere
sesen bic slibenbe Sonnsnbite su f9itsn.
= Gibbons, Rapttdn zines weittnbii9sn
S9iffes, par ber @rite, pel9er 3u 9lnfans
bss porigen Sabrbunberts sini9e 8oblen
bieies Solsss als 8aIaft nit mad @nss
Lamb bra9te. Gr CAB ie isinem 9ruber,
einsm bsriibmter arst in 2onbon, Der iie
gum gau ieines 9auies perpsnbsn polte;
ba aber bic Simmerleuts bas Sols su bart
fanbeu, mart man es ais unniiS Bel Sete.
SaIb 6arauf brau9te @ibbons' Satin Ell
men &aiten; man lieB stnsn Sii9ler, Ras
mems Walaiton, rufen un6 mics ibm cine
Der 8oblen 3ar Senubuns an. Dad i9pss
ret Irbeit tam enbli6 Der Raifen Az Stants
unb 9efiel 10 isbr, baB @ibbonS fi6 aud
einen Sdreibtii3 MAIDEN lisB, be1sn i96ne
6arbe unb POIitur bic 'auseutstne 8ewuns
berun9 ietner 5reunbe erreste. 3ufdais
erblitte au9 BITE Ssr3ogtn uon benz Sol5
unb lieB einsn tunituoaen Sefretar baraus
berteqen. 60 sntitanbsn tn europa bic
erifen WSbsl aus W~tabasOnibOls, bus nun
msbr unb msbr bstannt purbe, bis es sur
aufnabme sslanst, bic ss nod iett bsttt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12
MDer's
Gmrrp-pettara1

Collie man fir pl0blihe Safe itetS I'M
Sauie babeu. Marhe SHUTTER miro in Der
9taft burh Die geidbrlth lautcnbeu Gone
Der b~Gutigeu Srdme aus Dem Shlafe &C.
idredt, uro iubet, oaB baS leibcnoe Sleine
NIT rotbcm uuo aeidmouencm @eii6te nod
glft ifnappt. Su lolfen Sdllen 1T aper's
CHERRY Yectoral %uuifdsbar. Sran emma
Seenep, l59 gSeSt l2S. Ct, q. y, ifreibt:
DIls id uorigeu @iuter alf benz 2anSe
mar, fuuroe lnein fleiucr breiiGbriger Snabe
pom Der bdutisen Srdune arlgeartfien, uuo
ihien 81 eritiden. @ir ipan6ten 4uer'S
&berrps Bectoral in 9eringsn, aber b%dufgen
DOZEN oil, lno in peniger oils elmer bal6eu
Stlnoe atbmete Der feline Yatieut leifter.
Der ar,t iagte, oaS Yectoral babe benz
Sleinsn baS 9eben serettet." Srau @bas.
9. 9anbon bon @uiliOro, Conn, i6reibt:
..Nper'S Sberrns Rectoral
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12
&ettete Wir 6as 2ebea,

unb ebenic meinem Sobndeu. Sa sr nit
bdlttiger Srdune bebaitet 1T, 10 mage ih
nitt obne oieies 9iittel i'm Sauie III fein.1
Srau @regg BON 2owea, Dtaii., idreibt:
,Oteine &inoer babeu nieberbolt In 5dleu
pom Suiteu uuo bdutigsr Srauue Iper's
Sberrps Electoral eingenonlmen. Us geipdbrt
ihueue ginoerung, alfwelbe Seiluug iolgt."
Srau Dtarp Gpans BON Scranton, 3D.,
ifreibt: sd babe Sruei feline 8naben, bic
beibe BON ibrer sriten 6iubbeit oil bduiig
bon Der bdutigen Srdllne angegrifieu III
ben. Sor etma einem bdlben Sabre iingeu
mir on IperS Gberrps Bectoral ansutuenoen,
rno oas iuirtt mic ein j3auber. Sinige
Nfinuter, nad)oem oas Sino oaoon einees
uommen, atbmet es leid)t uno iblGit gut.
Seoe SHUTTER iolte piiieu, pos fir elm
Segen Gper'S Gberrp Yectoral fir mid, it,"
Srau @m. s. Reio bon Sreebolb, u. s.,
ihreibt: ,aper'S ars1etcl Iiro lett Sabrer
elm Segen fir unIere Samilte. Del Sufteu
uno Grtdltlng me1oen mir
Aysr's Gherry-
an, uuO oas llcbel in idncl pergeReu."
3uberritet bon
ST.. SIS. 9lper&Gu., SuneI, Maif.
Su alien apotbeteu gu babeu.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04
THE SCHOOL TAX.
Some Figures in RerutatiOn Of "Con-
 tention's" statements.
TUCSON. Ariz.. Feb. 3, |.

TUCSON, Ariz., Feb. 3, 1886.
 Contention" slops over again in yes terday's EPITAPH. The last effusion is a complete give away, and shows plainly that he takes no interest in the public school question, save as it touches his pocket. Lost to all sense of decency, he pitches into the board of trustees and seeks, by blackguardism, to change the channel of thought from his flimsy argu- ment to his personal hatred of the mem hers of the board These are always the tactics of one who knows his cause is hopeless.
 It should be we'll known fact that board of trustees are not authorized by law to keep the schools open when there is no money in the treasury for that pur- pose. When the money gave out it was the duty of the trustees to. close the schools forthwith.
 It was shown by the report of the clerk uf the board that the amount paid out by the present board for running the schools for five months was $4,2S2.So, and not S3,4S2.So, as this perverter of facts would try to hoodwink the people into believing This makes the expense of running the schools $856. 56 per month. Any school girl can tell you that from February to January I, when the next apportionment is to be made, will be nine school months and not five, and that nine times $S56. 5o are S7,7oeo4, which, taken from S8,ooo, would leave balance in the treasury of $2oo.2o
 "Contention" reminds one of the dog in the manager. He knows very little himsels, and therefore would keep others from learning. All civilized communities nowadays provide for ten months oi school duIing year, and, as business proposition, it is, injudicious to spend money uselessly by more than once as. sessing and collecting the requisite sum. As matter of fact the schools cannot legally be reopened without the voting of a special fund, and the defeat of this means vacation. The trustees have no voice whatever in the matter.
 CONSISTENCY.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04
RI PasO.

As several residents of Tombstone have been talking of going to Fl Paso, the following article, from the Bulletin of that city, may be interesting reading :: "With the gilded outside show which ex- ists in our city, there is vast deal of genuine distress. The price of living is much higher here than further east, as almost everything we eat comes from a distance. Men of small means and of no means are continually coming to our town, induced by exaggerated statements of its thrift and activity which are sent abroad. While the actual business pur- suits of various kinds are as prosperous here as in most towns, those callings re- auiring manual labor are full to reple- ton. It is worse than folly for man without means to come to Fl Paso at this time, in search of anything but humilia. ton and suffering. Being so far away from the centers in the east, it takes a good deal of money to bring man here, and when he lands, instead of readily finding something to do, he finds every kind of employment overstocked with men. If he should be so unfortunate as to fall sick, unless he has influential friends, or at least such as will stand by him to the end, he will find himself in 8 pitiable condition"
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04
Wilcox Notes.
From the Southwest ockmanl

From the Soutbw .steIn $ ockman.
 Rev. G. H. Adams is trying to build a church at Willcox.
 Mr. Dodson, of Trcson, shipped 23 head of beef cattle from Wilcox to that place. They were bought Sy D. Johnson & Co.
 The Chiricahua Catte e company have but one more shipment of cattle to make to Los Angeles to close their contract with Charles. Gassen. The fin, ship ment will bring the number disposed of this season by this company up to 1890.
 Tom Steele, of Willcox, has secured the contract for supplying the troops at Bowie station with beef, from January "A to July of the present year. Six or seven beeves week are required. MT. Steele butchers the animals in Willcox and ships them to Bowie by rail.
 Wilcox is over-run with tramps.
 Two or three head of cattle died at Fort Bowie, last week, from disease re- sembling rind:rpest.
 Dan Ming, of Arivaipa, was married on the 27th ult. to Miss Mattie Land, of Sulphur.
 T. T. Humber has had thirty head of cattle stolen within the past year. He believes most of them were killed by Mexicans and brought to Willcox.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04
some Hanging Probable.

If the report is correct that Captain Crawford's command has several of the Chiricahuas as hostages, and we have no reason to doubt it, there will be some hanging done this year. Th,re are in- dictments both in this and Sierra coun- ties against several of the band, and it is hardly probable that jury can be found which will acquit any of the Indians Deming Headlight.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04
GratetuI Orders.

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Feb. }, 1886. We wish to publicly express our thanks to the officers of the grand and supreme lodges of the Ancient Order of United Workmen and Select Knights, A. o. U. w., as we'll as to the officers and mem- bers of the Tombstone lodges of both orders for the prompt payment of all beneficiary moneys due us, and for the many other favors extended us by them.
 NICHOLAS COSTELLO,
 MAGGIE COSTELLO,
 MARY COSTELLO.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04
NOTICE!
To the Occupants of Lots on the "Way
 Up" Mining Isim aurfaee.

SP 1hAnhWk A0snh rurIoccs
 have heretofore notified you that own three-fifths of the surface ground of the Way Up mine. now notify you that claim no right to said ground against any one who has been in posses. sion of lot or lots thereon for five years, as think the five years statute of limita tion commenced to run on September P, 1880, when the patent to the town site issued. But, in any event, would not disturb any one who has improve. ments on lot for several years; unless, in the case of one who has indenti6ed himself with those who fraudulently ob. tained the townsite title from Alder Ran. dall, mayor, or who now buys or has late ly bought of them or given them aid or assistance.
 But, as to all of the lots on said Way Up mine now vacant or uhoccupied, or that have lately been settled on or bought from the townsite claimants, or claimants under the Way Up mine, will assert my rights, but will sell at a reasonable price, reserving my right to refuse to sell to any one who, by purchasing lots as aforesaid from other claimants and pay. ing for more than two.fifths thereof has indenti6ed himself with the frauds.
 N. B. The two-ffths interest m said Way Up surface which do not own or claim, does not belong to any one in Tombstone, as near as can find out by the records ofthe county.
 JAMES REILLY.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04

The city auditors report, for January, presented to the council yesterday, shows the condition of the city treasury as foli lows: On January Ist, the treasury was overdrawn S5,oo2.Io. During the past month, warrants have been paid, amount ing to So7o.55, interest S3.33, whilst $87I,oo cash has been rece,ved, leaving the treasury now ovcrdrawn to the ex- tent of S, ,SoI.7S,
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04
CROOKS BEAUTIES.
What the Mexicans Say About
 the Scouts.
NRavishing, RObbing and Mur-
 dering On Every Chance.
Nc Wonder the Mex,cans Attacked CrawfOrd's Command.

Ne Wonder the Mex,cans Attacked CrawfOrds Command. | Especial to the ErITApH.l
 NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-A Washington
 special says: The officials of Sonora, Mexico, have complained of the conduct of the Indian scouts, who made up the
 force of Captain Crawford, recently
 killed while in pursuit of the hostile
 Apaches, and it is probable that the feel
 ing of animosity entertained by the Mex icans toward the scouts will throw some light on the encounter between Captain Crawford's command and the Mexican troops.
 It is alleged that the scouts, when not directly under the charge of their officers, committed outrages upon
 Mexican ranches, robbed their settle ments, wantonly killed their cattle, and Tn several instances murdered travellers and others whom they met It is also alleged that these scouts reported that the outrages committed by them were the work of hostiles, whom they were pursuing, although all the evidence pointed to the scouts as the guilty par ties.
 The details of several cases of al- legged outrages are given, with dates and the extent of the damage done. It is not charged that these outrages were known to Captain Crawford and his officers, but on the contrary, were committed while the scouts were pretending to be hunting hostles, and when beyond the super vision and control of their officers. It is now thought that, in consequence of these oltrages, the attack by the Mexi- can troops was not accidental, but delib. crate.
 The official organ of the state of Sonora, in detailing these outrages upon Mexican settlements, says: "As long as the scouts keep directly under the eyes of their officers, they behave to some ex- tent, but the moment they find them. selves out of sight, which is frequently the case by the very nature of the ex- pedition, they carry out the fendishness of their nature and hatred the Apaches bear to the Mexicans." The Consttu- cion calls upon the general government to forbid the introduction into Mexico of Indian scouts as auxiliaries of American troops in pursuit of the Apaches, or to stop entirely the crossing of the boundary by American forces.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04
GREAT CLOTHING SALE

Y At SummerfieId Bros, com. mencing February 4th and continuing until the 18th. The best quality of gentle. mems clothing will be sold regardless of cost. Parties desiring fine wearing apparel will do well to make their selections at once.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04

The Cochise county grand jury will meet on the 18th, and it is very probable that steps will be taken to file indictments against Geronimo and his band. Any persons who know of murders having been committed in this county, by mem. bers of this band, are requested to com municate with the district attorney.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04
JAMES REILLY.

Mrs. H. G. Howe will open her school again on January sth. Pupils of all grades are solicited and parents desiring private instructions for their children, may be assured that every attention necessary for their advantage will be thoroughly given, as Mrs. Howe is teacher of many years experience. Alp. ply at residence on Ficth street, between Third and Fourth.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04
For sale

At bargain, the four stamp quartz mill situated on the Sonora river, 3s miles south of the San Pedro custom house, Sonora. For particulars apply to George w, Parsons, office of ]. Y. Vickers, Fremont street, Tombstone, Arizona.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04

Mr. Fly, the photographer, took an ex. cellent instantaneous view of the tight rope performance yesterday. Few cities of the size of Tombstone can show such excellent photographs as arc produced
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04
Strayed or stolen.

One sorrel horse, fifteen hands high, old and thin in flesh, white face and sore back. A suitable reward will be paid for his return to the 70 K" stables, or leave information as to where he can be found. c. H. PLATT.
 Feb. 1, 1886.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04
BUTTER! BUTTER!

Received by last nights Ex- press another lot of that fine Creamery and Ranch Butter st Fitts Bros., Allen street between Fifth and Sixth.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04
Prolific Cattle.

Pima county, Arizona, has the most prolific cattle in the world. We have about 9o,ooo head of cattle Tn this coun- try, and ship about 9o,ooo head per an- mum without diminishing our stock. It would appear that every COW, bull, steer and calf bore calf each year. This is not actually the case, however, and still our first oposition is substantially cor rect. It is not the breeding COWS, bulls, steers and calves, but the smugglers across the Sonora line west of Nogales, that keep up the regular supply for ship ment--Nogales Frontier.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04

When you go to Tucson, if you wish to enjoy first-clnss meat, go to thr E.fte hes,aurant under Bue h man A Hartwe.rs nOtUgraph Gallery. Con. gres ss ~t. Open day and night. If
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04

Send $1, S2 or S5 to O. Rothschild's Candy Factory, Tucson, A T., for a box of the finest candies. EXpressage paid by factory. I'm
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-02-04

The .Phenix Gazette urges the employ ment oftArizona convicts, in building dams and reservoirs, for irrigating pur. poses, in the territory.