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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14
1teber Die ,,1teomeier... tpelde

lteber Die uYiepmeierI,, pelde
ben Nntrug Der freiiinnigen partei in
Be3ug auf bic NusmeiIungen angreifen,
i6reibt Die Station" iebr 3utreffeno :
vWenn f9 beute i'm DeutI1en &eid
eSemano berausnimmt, anberer Meinunq
su lein, als ber Serr &ei6sfan3ler,
10 pflegt nit unfeblborer @i9erbeii
piepmeier aufauifeben unb 3u erfldren :
Imam muB Die 9a9e rein obieftip Be-
tra9ten", o6er er f9reit: Imam muB
bic Sadie bon nationalen 8elt6tspunf,
ten anieben." 9arauf erbdIt er Die iibz
li1e offi5i0ie 8elobung als patriotii9er
Mtann, unD bann finbet ct iebr balb,
oaB, 0tpent man bic 8orlage an uno
fur ii6 betra9tet, bod pieles bafiir
fpri6t" ,-ober baB, vtDenn aud mans
DIES 6agegen fpri@t, bod aus natiOnas
len @riiuoen cine Sppolitipn ausge=
i6loKen bleiben muB." 9luf bieie Weife
ift feline uebereinitmmung nit ben
Sbeen oes Qerrn &el9sfanslers 5tets
nur cine Grage ber 3eit. Sleie &raft=
loligfeit, bic aus Der Mngf Dor elmer eis
genen abmei9enbea ueberlegung ni9t
berausfommt unb bel ieber @elegenbeit
Die rationale Bbraie in 8emegung feBt,
bat fiir ben tpirfll6en Patrioten ettpas
unenblib Demiitbigenbes. so fldgli1
itnb uniere politii6en ger6dltnilfe, baB
beute ielbIt bic liberale SppoittIon in
Deuti6lano, beren &ei9streue bod
Dabrbaftig feiner beionberen 8eglaubis
gang bebarf, bel iebem 59ritte, ben iie
tbut, bon balben Sreunben am Mernel
ge3upft tpir6. 8alb 1T Elm National.
Derbre6en begangen, neil ein Oireftors
poiten ni@t iofort beim eriten Muffam=
pfen betpilist nurbe, balo 1T es natios
nal, ii6 blinblings bem Gan3ler mad
in eine unabiebbare @DlonialpDlitif Sl1
ftiir5en, balb Derbietet es bas gational=
gefiibl, bic Mustpeiiungen Der pplen
eraitbaft gu fritiiiren. OieIer Serroriss
m IS Der natiDnalen Bbrafe lit a[mds
lid gu elmer ernlten @efnbr getporben,
oenn er eorrumpirt bic 0ffentli9e Meis
nung unb berbin6ert lie auglei9, in
ibrer tuabren @eitalt berpor gu treten."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14

naarl," .fliiiterte Grau @penbell
,brem gatten gu, rid babe beute Elm reis
5enoes @oifiime eeieben unb i6 m06te
es gar gu gerne baben. -"
unb i'd mo9te au6 gar gu eerne, bab
Su es baben iolltei, aber i9 babe iebt
tpirtli6 fein @eIb oa3u."
~ y rSu b0ier Meni6, oas made einem
4noerett tpes, erit geitern babe i'd Elm
gang neues Gbedbud in 9einem pulte
lle5en 1eben unb nod ni9t elm einsiger
egef oabon 1T Derbrau6t. @pri6 mir
alto ni6t mebr bon f6le6ten 3eiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14
so e in eibs i atifif.

Staatsanwalt (beim erHen plaiooper
IN ber oiesidbrigen @el6mornen>
ltbuns): vIu6 biesmal, meine 6erren
1tldmornen, beibdftisen uns piel
mrIeDr Wteineibe, als wanl6ensmertb
finb."
: Wertbeibiger: sd m69te' bod Ben
9errn S9wurgeri9tsprdiioente eriuS
9en, an ben 9errn @toatsanualt bic
55rage gu ri4ten, tpie biel Meineioe bers
ielbe als wiini@ensmertb era9tet?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14
Rituts. gIntben.

2ebrerin: Wer fann einige Sauptz
tp6rter nit 6er gnoiiIbe var6a ooer
aud rant" angeben, tpel9e ibrer Qlns
Wenbung gemdB tbeils au unierem
ytuBen, tbeils gu unierem 8ergniigen
beitragen2
&ofa: @treuianb, Meufifant.
@lla. 8eritano, Gpunernant'.
Olga: 8rauttanb nit premierz
lieutenant.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14

= g 6mer bereinbar. vN9,
Nrtbur, nit Sir allein auf. elmer ftilen
Sniel i'm fernen Weltmeer-wie aliidli6
mdre i'd l"-rSait Du fonit nod einen
Wunfd, tbeure @aa? = o@9 ia, be-
iotge mir bod elm announcement in Der
Shpr "a
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14

Sn MontreaI, Canada, tpiitbete
elm fur9tbares Geuer, ipel6es mebrere
8lofs in Der 9alpt @el6dftssesenb
aerfforte. Ser S@aoen wirb auf iiber
$500, 900 gef9dBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14

= Ma6t Cure 8efeGunsen fit @tas
6elbrabt, glatten 9rabt, giienble6,
&upferble9 unb 20tbe BEL giper &
g S9ultbeB s 249 Marfet Str.
Spart @elb unb 3eit.
@arantie fir niebrigfte Marftpreile.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14
Grteer Brothers,
2O7 Nfain NInao.

2O7 Wf ain pla3a. 207
0ieie populdren iunsen gei6dftss
Ieute baben fid i'm gan3en Staate
Seras einen beneibeasnertben &uf fir
&eeaitdt uno 3uDorfommenbeit gegen
ibre &unben eriporben. 9lls prattii1e
ubrmader unb Sumeliere fteben fie
uniibertroffen oa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14
Ginter ben @puliffen.

Blanca Srobelli: Was meinen Sic,
8aron6en, oh i'd mid Oerbeiratbeu
iollg
Baron Sramperotu: 9lb, bob! Sd
piirbe es 10 MAIDEN, mie Sbre Mlama
unb mid niemals berbeiratben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14

= stus @unDaquil, ECUADOR, tpirb ses
melbet. baB f16 beftise @roit6Be be=
mertll9 maiden unb oaB ii9 elm 5iem=
lid ftarfer Ni9en>&egen eingeltellt bat.
Man befiir6tet einen Nusbru6 bes
Gulcans @OtDpari.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14

- Bon Sabr gu Sabr erlanst Der
befannte 99meraenft'ller ct. Safobs
Del cine grOBere geliebtbeit. Sebenfalls
bas bette 3ei9en, baB bas Wiittel fi@
betDdhrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14
3eit 10 e d + eI.

2omnt, lei fein bummes @dns6en,
nno fliie mi6l-fpra6 0das9en.
unb Siea-@i nun, iie tbat,
llm mas fie 6dns@en bat.
2dngit bat ct 1nterbefen,
Wte gut tie mar, perge1en,
llnb nabt iie ibm, iast 0ans:
@eb meg, bu bumme @ans!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14


-9ie merifaniide SanbelssG sGammer
bat Dem Brdlibenten cine Sentf9rift
iiber ben Stanb Der @ilberfrage eingez
rei6t. @s pirb barauf bingeipieien
mie beruidelt uno idmer perltdnDli@
oieie Srage fei, uno baB baber Die @e=
fabr, bic bur6 bic @ntmertbung beg
@tlbers berbeigefiibrt merben f0nne,
nur BON wenigen bOll uno gaua gei9dBt
miirbe. I'm Dieien @efabren GINGER
maBen bOr;ubeugen, foQe bic &egierung
ole Steuern aufbeben, wel9e auf ben
Silberminen liegen, ferner iolle lie bic
10 f6dOli6 wirfenben @rport=30lle aufs
beben, unb i9lieBlld oafiir iorgen, baB
elm 8ertreter Werico's an Der beborite=
3enben internationalen Miiua=@onuens
tion tbeilnebme, um bic Suterehen beg
2anbs 5u tpabren. Gnbli9, UNI gang
i'm allgemeinen 9anbel unb @nnoel gu
beben, fole cine birecte. OampferDerz
binbung Der merifanii@en Baclfie Sd
fen nit Der aiiatiiAen Gii1te bergeitellt
werben unb be gtesierung iolle Sur
unterbaltung berfelben aniebnli6e
Subbentionen aablen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14
aeilef ii iebt fSrnrlidb als gfed1tse

antDalt Dor ben @eridtsboFen Nen
Oorfs sLgelaiien. tuobin er por &ur3em
BON &i6monD iiberiiebelte, Da er Don
ben Srii9en in Gotge ieiner &bmeilung
in &om unb Wiea als eitt uMdrtprer"
betradtet tpirb, 10 bat er ale Nusfi9t,
in Stem Oorf cine rieiise Nooofatenpra=
ris 5u betOmmen, uno 10 MIRO iidb fern
MiBerfolg in Der Diplomatic als ein
sroBer Segen fir feline Rdiie ertpeieu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-01-14

Ole
W6bentIidbe Trete Nrefie
eri4eint
iepen Dcnnerfas
unb fclfet
$3.50 bas Sabr Obsr 1925 far s
WOnute in EOruustesa4lnns.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-30
.'-, a.ns J"44. {. .a4.es..

Your daughter graduates this month MT. Tnistlepoo?"
 "Yes, she'll be home about the so,h, l reckon"
 "And your son graduates alsoa"
 "Oh, yes, he'll come home about the same time. '
 "And what are they going to do7"
 "Wsll," said the old man thought fully, 'l don't just exactly know what they do want to drive al, but Marthy she writes that she wants to continue her art studies on the continent, so I think I'll just send her to Greece Tn the dairy and let her do little plain mod :hng in butter, and Sam he says h,s got 10 go abroad and polish up q htle, and as good luck will have IL, he wil be home just in tune to sp,edd himself on The gnndstone and put an edge un the cradle blades againS; the wheat harvest"
 And the old man smiled 10 think that he hadn't thrown money away when he sent his children to schoo Il. --Hlwkeye.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-30
Soap From Wool Grease.

Fsench chemists are sad to have solved the problem Uf utilization of the heretofore waste. grease from secured wools by using II to make sap. The fat having been heated 10 d melting point absorOs Cerla,n Com. pounds ot sulphur, to she extent of re. tanning in fixed state I 0 times lis volume of sulphuretrd hydrogen Wnen the fnt Is allowed to cool II Is lou d to be soap. Tne combiIa,i Dn of substances destroys the unpleasant Udor ot eICh, the mixture belnS ii and hon pg:n.o ous. h th: report ot Consul Williams at Rouen giving these parti, ulars, Il IS stated that ma iuisc- lurcd soap oI this kind had already become a commercial product Tn France. l, Is not a toilet soap, but so cheap that II Is likely to displ.ce soaps based on soda for may important uses, "par,icuIariy in vlne culture and horticulture as a defense dsiIn,t the insects that prey upon plants "- Chirago Tribune.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-30
Everything tio cs TrJn,.

h the bodily m:cnlnl,m whea the
 Ilver gets out of order. CJnstipI- ton, dyspepsia, contamination of the blood, Imperfect assimilation, are certain to rusuc. BIt II ii easy 10 prevent these conseq i:nces, aaI rc- move their caus-, Dy course oi
 II Jstetter'S S.omIch B.lters, wnlcn stimulates the hliilry organ and regulates It's aclIon. ra. direct re,uit IS di,a. a.'p:irdnct of the plins UeneLtn tne riuS aud thrJusn the shoulder bldIc, tae nalSeI, het IacheS, yeilJwneSs of the sEln, iurrtd look oI Ile tongue, and sour ojor uf the breath, wnIcn cnaricterILs liver con. piLiat. Squad dIsesIloa and rcsuiar habl: oi body Lre blessings Ais secured Dy lhe Us: oi tnis celebrated restora. i've of neIlth, which i.n.,Irts degree ut ylsor 10 tle Doly wnlc Is its D.,I guarialce of s,icty fon mIiLrii epldemicS. N:rse w-Lkles, and over Ie .sIua ar: relieved by it anl 1t lm. proves bJth appetite aal sleep.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-30
An uDjust suspicion.

There was ball given a, the Cum whopper mansion "n f,fh avenue, New York. in honor of CJunt Ycrnl c;lh. Gus SnoberIy, who Is engaged to Mi,s Maud Cam vhopper, wLs also present, and II did nol e>cap- ms at :. ientIon thu Mad ncyer iu,k her eyes off Inc count. As s,on a, C IS sot in opportunity he snJ:
 " Ju seem to b. deIl gone on thu, Italian m ,nkey."
 "Or, Gas, nov you mijIl,e nc. Wy heart bedts for you LiJa..
 ''fnIs's too tnln," "rcpl'eJ Gus with I butter smile. ..ii I'm your huckie. perry shy ,an't ycu look al me octa. ,Ionalbi
 Tin afraid if I did look at you {, T minute the count wolld take the opportunity to stsai some of 'he sli- verware The last one went off with three of the spooas, and m, sc led ne for nn, keeping ny eye on hlm. . Tex S Siiling'.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-30
Why She N sdsd No Hired Girl,

A lady writer furnishes m. of th- reasons why i've did not keep hireo girl. She says there has been grea deal said about the faults of women and why they need so much waiting on. Some one, Ga man of cOurse), has the presumption 10 ask why, whe,, Eve was manufactured out of a spar, rib, servant was not male at the same time to wait on her. She tidn't need any, A bright writer has said: Adam Lever came whining to Eve with a ragged stocking to be darn.d, buttons to be sewed on, gloves To De mended right away-qnck, now. He rever read the paptr ull th. snir went down behind the palm trees, aud then, stretching himself, yL"neu ou "is supper ready yet, my dea'f" Mt. he. He made the fir. and hung the kettle over il himself, we'll venture, and pulled the radIshsS, peeled ,ne potatoes, and did everything else he ought to do. He mixed lne coas and fed the chickens. and looked af Ter the pigs hims, l., and never broush, home hali dozen friends to dinUe. wheq Eve had no pomgranates. he never stayed ouT nj II o'clock d. night, and lheH sc0ljsd becaus: Eye Was sitting up ard ,yng insid: lhs gate. He never lal.ed Eve up frnn the cellar 10 put away his slippers. Not he. When he took tnem of h, Put them under the hs tree bcsiIe his Sunday boots. ln snon,ne dld aol think that she was especially create for the purpose of waiting upon nm. and he wasn't under the lnprsssion that il disgraced man to ligb,en a wife's cares li,tl.. That's the req son Eve did not need d hired gi l, and with II IS the reason many oi nrr des- pendants do.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-30

on Jeff ,i,ie, ear mtrk, ccop and box m right, crop of left. Most all the cattle aI5J branded and yeated (X on right side.
 BRANDS TO BE KEPT UP. Al on left sh juidcr of all horses. Al on left side of all she cattle with jingiebobbed ears. x on lett sIdt of all male cattle with jingiebobbed ears.
 5. B. BULLWINKLE,
 Agent and General Manager. P. 0. Fort Rickerson, Flagstaff, A. |.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-30
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 90, 1886
7hs Monkey Bsrbsr Take Nonsense.

"Hullol Yohannes," said the assist ant of the German barber near tEt Cooper Institute on Friday, as the re porter came to get shaved, "l got an id.a you had der combination II der doorhantle forgodden already, Also, l 'vos' a.scaed der olt mar dalked glean troo your head a hol, lasd dime you vos here. He haf vert home. l ton'd know if he's got a leedle someding he wood like tc sbend a day dalking apowj init his ,ife, or if ne choost wants to gif hi, chaw rest und brace up for der Sat, urdaY rush of drsde yet.
 III: can dalk choost SO steady like vinlmill goes rount, uad he browrdes his own wlnt P sides. He peats my Dussday night glrl owilsue in--und dots high praise us him, und cont you forgid somedings. Dot gall fills a pig lamp frseh. so soon vat l co ne sffery Duesday night, und dalks diIi der oil |, pu,n,d away. hai been SIX weeks to see her already, und der only vorls more as yes und mo- vich haf yet got a shsnce to sad is, "Cle. men,ina, do Jou dink you can fIlsn on der lamp from der hal1"
 "Und dol brakes her light away up, because she knows II dakes der z .n dents of dot hall lamp to hghd der place while she been saving goot nishd Her olt mans blumn.,r, und he 5 got to hat baIdner to make der bllls ovid. Dot |, der bardlckler goot Doiul apowd Clemenlina."
 "Py Chimaneddyl If il vosn't foI me der pcss would got unly one gus, dimer--dol's deai man, si.h cau'd sec his cars ovid. He vouIdn't dum. ble 10 snyding unless der elrfated rail rote fell on dop of him. All vot der resd Of der gusdimers come for is OF accound l know enough to keeb my mout shut; oxcebllrg if fresh feIle,
 
 comes in, dAlk him sdone pIInd to safe my own life.
 "Seddling a new goundry in is choost der same as if a man should ovid uf balloon drop, slretty. If h, m nut budcle sdrlkes he yi.l surr come ovid di'dy."
 "But suppose he brings his mud puddle along with hiu.7" the reporter suggested.
 Nov. vot vooli,h gwesdion do, yss," said the monkey barber. You hat been gedding so long shaf:d mn der olt man you haf go, spsite dow. your head, alretty. ."-N Y. Sun.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-30
shsaring Since by MAsaiasry,

A machine for sh.lring sheep is said 10 be in su :ces.tui op.rltiln ia Victoria, Australia. IL IS made of brass. n the siaps of q small trowel. and is actuited by a turbine wheel about three inches in diameter, gear,d into i wheel on whicn is fixed a cutter. A comb serves as guard against cutting the skin, The steam is conveyed from the boiler by ai India rubber tube. which is double, having one insid. the other. The inner one Is the injection and the space b=twsen the two the election. .--Ex,
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-30

Walter J. Hlll-P.O. Flagstaff, Va vapal Co.,, Ariz. Ranch, Volunteer Spring; range, San Francisco and MogoiIon mountains; cattle branded II on left hlP; ear mark, morti,e in lett ear; horses branded H on left jaw: all stockSold vented; ,hcep brand. sd II on left side of nos=; car mark, left ear cropped short or metallic tag, or both.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-30
. ..,"s... ...a .s.,.a.,..l.a J asa,.

!, rhaps one uf the most dificui, problems which could be proposed
 for solution would be that which m its result should aim to show with
 some degree of accuracy how much
 meat per capita is consumed by the
 great beef.eating peoples of lhe earth
 Yet that Is wha, Pedro s. l.nnaS, q
 well'known and reputable economist
 assumes to have succeeded in doing.
 Where he gets his figures and b,
 what process he reaches his conClu,
 s.ons does not appear Tn the translI
 uon which has been filtered thrplgl
 the European and E stern pres.
 The absence of these prevents euh:r ike T, jec,lJn oi hls fl sures aS incorrect or their acceptAnce a, haally con clL,ive. But the pIj,tIn n:Il by
 M. Lmas entitles his work tu respect, and as the calculL,ioas are q ntc in- ie'eatins they are appendeu: H..
 hnds that there are 47,5 'o,ooo n:al
 of cattle and o5,ooo,ooo heIl of
 sheep on the glob:. IL: divides these into five groups. E rope and
 Algeria provide 5 ,ooo, o 70 cattle and 5o,ooo,ooo sheep; Auarilia, New ( aiLnd and th: Cipe, 2,5oo ooo cIt- tie and 70, ooo, ,ooo sheepj tns Umted States and CLnadl 9.375 ,ooS cattle and o,75o,ooo sheep; the Argentine Repubhc and UrIslIy, 6,oo,. .oDo cattle and ai ooo,ooo sheep; anI Ctntral ADner,ea 4,I5o, o 70 catlle and I,a5o,ooo sheep. Allowing a pre- CenIase for the reproduction of species he fixes the yearly coa,unp. tion as follows he aS:s the metric |, rm kil pgra n, and ais figures aae redlced here 10 p Iln1, 1t thc rate of TWO and one-ff,h pmni |, p.c kilo. sr4m): O. beei, I7.4i6,ooo D, pounds; Of mutton, 15,1io, ooo, ,ooo pounds. Al the average wLUlcsdl: rate Tn this city to dly the beef would De worth about S)5),53o.o 70, and the mutton SI, I6o, 500, 900, Com laring these gures SIIn the pppu a. Ilors Iu the five groups referred lo he hLds that every mnabitant of LI Plata has 35, pounds of beet and I23 of mutton al his disposal every year; In the United States and Canad, hedriy sI pounds of beef and about 44 ul lon, In E irops 5 p,ua Ia oI beef ard A ot mutt 'a; and m Central America 50 Uf beef and a mule over half pound Of mutton.
 The Argentine Republic consume, s, pould' and exports 345 pounds; Australia consumes tne sa ne and ex. ports I.5 pounds; while every cltlL:n Jf the United States requires IIttle Gyer 5 pounds of iDreisn mra, tu ausDrnt the annual con>u nptioh ot 5 pounds. EIrope consu nes, on an average, about 4 pJund'. and in. ports 2 IS pounds. She take, 3J6,- ooo, ,ooo pounds from Australia, s7l,- 900 ooo from the United States and Canada, and about 3I,oSo. ooo fro ni rhe Argentine Republic. According 0 the above, NDnh 4 nerici uyerselIs itself, dispos,s of more thIn II. surplus, and li the annual consump- iinn was the amount per capia a, given, must import som: of its ex- pIrted product, or Its equivalent. Save in small way we do no, do thls and SD far as the needs of the country are concerned more than supply lhem by adi.ns pork, fijh and fowl The figures are in.er: :sting. however, ss containing inform tiJn the chef of our two main articles of tood mat and bread.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-30
Cattle AGiietsd With jiindasss.

The Times Revles is inform d that Mupby's vaqucros last week. while on the way from Bruneau to Halleck with a bind oi 400 beet steers for shipment, were ob.ised to drop aoo head at Hendricks creek and 70 further on, the ani.nils being afflicted vI.h blindness. Ia nearly every instance me right eye first be- came affected, the wa,ery discaarse scaidiag the hair iron the skin sur rounding, and frequently the eye itself runs entirely out. The disease then extends tothe other eye, render ing the animal totally blind. .-Sdver sIs.si
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-30

Incorporated in fSj} for 5 years by the Legislature for Eddcrionh a11 Charitable purposes with a ctpEai of SI.o)J.ojo to winch d reserve fund of CT S5;o,oo has since been added.
 By an over ~helnin, p)pulr vote it' fran ch'Se was mIis a part of lhe present State Consultation aI1ptel Decem I-r al, A. b |, 1879.
 IHe oaiv LOAtyy rVrr Vohsi or aA CT aorsea 6y Ms psGplr ot Gay State.
 4 He9er ScIieS or pJSiDoH,S. Its Ora Id sin .te Sdnbcr Dr. Wings talk. place an 'at1iy. aIL Lns s;Nlr,OrLint try rawins~ reg iiariy every thfss nJhLH, iuStessj ot SiIni- Auauaiiy AS uerSt .fsr.. h SrLENDIp OffON iUSIii iJ NiN A FOR UNE. Terth Grand Dfawmg, IlasN k. m the Academy of Mu,lc, NcN OI cans, Fuss lay NISemaer 9, ISSj.- S.h MOIiGi. DrIwng.
 CNPIrAL pRIZE, s7J,oo1. 1oJ,)JD tldSsas as rlys tbJ.Iir, Each.
 Eracti ,n td r'iiGn ., ii IIFopJFtiJa.
 l4 ID { 4 L.f
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-30
Public Administrato or.
The Grand Canyon.

Being thoroughly convcrsant with all the trails leIdln. to tn. Grand Canyon of the Colorado. am pre- pared :o conduct parties thereto at aaY time. 1 have line spring of water near my house on the rim of the Can yon, of winch tourists and their ani- inals can always have free use.
 ocl9tf JOHN LANCE.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-30

All rattle bearing the above brand on right hip arc the property of the undersigned. Ear marks: crop and 'pit m right car, and split on top 1f left car, Also all cattle with bar M Dn both sides Also al! horses branded 'arM on left shoulder. Range Mogollon HounCaIns. P. 0 Flagstaff, ArIz.
 r NJ VANDEaLiP,
 w. B. VANDERLIr, JR.
The Arizona champion., 1886-10-30
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Notice to Creditors.

ESta.e ef Roieyf 5. Fosfe,, leesase6:ae MoTICE is hereby gisea by the under, V signed, administrator of the estate of Robert Foster, deeease 1, to the creditors of, and all persoas having clai.n, agaiast the said deceasei, to exhibit then with ths necessary vouchers, wishIn tea m )n ths aftef the tirst publication of this notice. to the said admnlstrst1r al the office of Rush, wells Howard, attorneys at law. Prescott, A T., the same beingtne place for the lraas- a.'ion ot the business of sad estate, ia the County of YAsspai.
 GEORGE S. FOSTER,
 Administrator of the Estate
 of Robert 5. Foster, deceased. Dated st Prescott, Arizona, Oct. sth, ISSS,
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All persons owing debts to, CT haylng cIaims against the estate of r. A, 6eckers, deceased, wiii plea.r apply at once for scttleancut to I, C Norris, of Flasstlf, Arizona, wao naS full legal authority to settle all just claims and sue for and collect all debts. P. FORD,
 Public Administrator.
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