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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
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2eIer Die Mnaeige bet Serren Neus
mann & Sde. 8eioe fno b69ft
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f6dftsleute. Sbre WaarenzW orrdtbe
lahen niGts 5u tpiiHi6en iibrig uno
bic Gunben t6nner BET reenffea uno
befen Bebienung gemiB iein, tuesbalb
bieie Girnta hermit unieren Jreunoen
in @tabt unb 2anb aufs W~ngelegents
Ii1fte empfoblen pirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
Hranf & 0trSdh.

gs gerei9t urs gum 8ergniieen, auI
bic 9nseiee Der Serren Granf & Grid
berweiien 5u f6nuen, Die fid in Der
Commensurate, nebeu @olbfranf,
ssranf & Co., etablirt baben. Mit BEN
biefsen e9nittwaarenmartt BOLTON.
men pertrallt, baben fie ibr Waaren'
lager gar3 ben 8eolrfnihen BEG putli'
furls enfipredenb, einri6ten t0nner
uub finb i'm etanbe, ieben @ef9mad ~
befrieoigen. Wir raiben ben 2eferin'
men i'm Store Der neuer Girma por3u'
fpreden unb Die neuen 0erbfts uni
Winfer , Waaren in Nugenf9ein 81
nebmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
am Hriebeneridter bes I. Yrecintts.

gn Die @fimneeber bes i. @reeiufis, 8exas
gounth.-Meine Serren! Da bic @abl bon
gount1bedmfeu I'M nddtsn Nopeuaber ffattfn'
BEL, 20 bdtte Id co fir 4Fidt, raeinen Breunben
fHr BE i1nterHibung unb bic 8esinaignngen
i'll Daufen, bic re nit In ben %bersansenen fedi
Sohren erpisfen baben, rab bertraue babel AMI
Sbre l1nferisdbuug IN Der fcmmsenoerl aSdbi
SD fiirbi9e mid oe81alb als aanDioat fnr o,s
MieOertDdbI aIs 6rieDeasri1ter oes ]. Rrestnlta
bon Bexar gounf1 an, ,nb fnate i6 eripdhll
iuerbeil, 10 fam i9 nur berIpreden nnb mid
berbiiraea, bic @aintea rtsiies Aiufes 1npdr.
tsiif@ tn ber 3utrr ID ~erftaer, gerabe Die ID
Is oerfudt babe, IN Der ~9ergansenbest gu tbun.
Sd perbIsibe adtuusspDu
linton Nb an.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
5ttnttrr

Die In benz 8litte ibrer &inoer ,3eiden bou
l~lnreinbeit e.toefen, iollfen iogleih gu ge<
eigHeten 9tilmittelr greifen. Der Mangel
bieier Gorgfalt BET jungen Mdoden 1T bic
0alptirlade Der meiffen Sranf6ettert, beren
6raaen ltatertporfen iino. 6rau 0arriet
q. Battles BON Soutb CHELMSFORD, Wfaif.,
idreibt; nUaeire stuolfjdbrist Godter leioet
ieit eiuert Sabre on ~allsemeiner Sdpdde.
9ett einigen @odet fingen mir an ibr
apers S~ariaparila ~einsugeben, nno tire
@eiurObeit bat fif ieitbern beOellteuo pers
better" Srau S. s. @obiuion, Yerftts
Ct 5oraerpitle, Mafy fast: p1aatter
{onten
AYERS SarfapariQa
III ibrell Samilien gebraudet. Sur Mdo<
hen 5iuiiden 10 lluo IA Sabren TT fe itnz
ihdhbar.~
Sl allen apothefen ~ baben.
preis 81; ge9s TIaf6en. s..
gsssitet bon 81. s. 6. sber & 60, aotpea,
1af. 8. ct. b. u.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
SUE @heriH.

Mir {iuD 0utorilirt, Germ N6t 2epiS
1Is aanbi6at fur MiebsriuabI fir bas HINT oss
Sbexiffs an3utanbisen.
Mir fin6 antori}irt Germ GboB. .. Mes
Gall fir bns sut bee Sberif in bet be-
bor}Iebeuben AobemberipnbI an3u3eisen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
sgar Gcuutn J GcmmiGdr.

Mir inb autorifirt Germ % M. S0fIing
IT,. ale aanbiDat far @~ieberpabl far baS Tint
bes County Rom mil drs bes 8. Pre-
tintts ou3u3eigei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
sfher,s Ofoue G,tre oenn1hrf min

- Nper's Ngue Cure getbdbrt ni@t
uur augenbIidli9e 2inberung, fonoern
entfernt aud oas fieberer3eugenoe @ift,
obne na1tbeiIise Golgen gu binterlais
fen, tpie es Bel @binin unb bielen anbes
rem ang~e3eignsfeu Gieber Mraneien Der
SOL if. SIS lift bic ein5ige Mr3nei, bic
man als Elm unfeblbares Mittel gegen
WedfeIfieber unb anbere 2ranfbeiten
befrQhten fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
sir Gpunth ! @habneiiter,

Mir ifnb 0utcriiirt, Germ %. Grob0fe
dIs Ranbibat far @iebermabI fur oas Unit bes
County @9ntmeifer IN Der bebor>
iisbsabsn NouemberiDabI aa5uSeigsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01

9u, gar in
Dallas ibren Mnfans unb auf ber Gair
foa cine BaumwoupHtf>Ma f6ine pros
Dirt tperben. Matiirli1 erregt bieIer
@eriu6 algemeimes SntereiIe i'm Staate
Seras unb bic 3meifel, tpel9e bic
Brau9barfeit ether fDl9en Maf6ine
mod INNER erregte, f9einen tbeilpeiie
gef9punbet au Iein. Man fam faum
a%nnebmen, baB bic gisentbiitner ber
Mai9ine bieielbe ausftelen miiroen,
tueun fe nidt int 8oraus BON ibrem
@rfplge ~iiber5eugt tpdren. Was ntrD
nun, ipenr fi9 bic phidmaf6ine be-
udbrt, aus benz Baummoabau peroen2
Ste gultur Der 8aumtpole bat f1
felt ben IeBten bier Sabren nur fur ben
Garmer beSablt, bic Ginber gum pHtts
den Der 8aumtppae bate. $50 btes
ni9t BET Gan mar unb no man 4rbeis
ter balten muBte, tpar Ser 8aumDoaz
bau pbne 8ortbeil. Die preife bes
prooufts tperben aud ni9t tpieber bic
06be errei1er, tpie In frtberen Sab
rem, ooer es miiBten in Negpptett unb sSns
bten MiBernten fta%ttfinben. ST oas
aber ni9t ser Gau, bann bleibe1 bic
preile 1ieorig, uno bas Mufbeben Der
BaummoIe, wie es rnar9er GARNER
tbut, tpirb niGts bagegen belfen. Sur9
bic 8aumponpHad : Maf@ine tuerben
ober Bic preife nod niebriser tperbet
unb es fragt i9 ban1, ob Die @ultut
Der 8aummoIe ~iberbaupt nod obre
Maf9ine su betreiben 1T.
Dabei giebt Der Preis Der pfadz
NADINE ben Musi9lag. Man fonnte
Dor 20 Sabren tidt an ben @etreibes
bau benfeu, ebe ni6t Wdbs uab Dref9s
maf1inen im @ange naren, unb 10
tpirb es aud nit Dem Baumwolban
tuerben. Mas fonnmt es Dem dltert
iarmer bcrauf an, li9 cine pfldmas
i9ine an3uf6afen2 st berltag es;
anbers berbdIt es fi9 nit benz Mnfdn=
ger pber pd6ter, ba 6irfte aaerbiags
Notb eintreten. Do9 aud bier tpirb es
ni1t 10 i9limm tperben, benn uie emit
bic 9rei6maf9inen Don Garm gu
6arm fubrett, 10 tpitrbe es mabri6eins
lid aud nit ben pFidmaidinen perz
ben. @iele Garmer nirben cine ei1s
aige Mai1ine gebrau1en, pen1 es aud
i1pieriger aus5ufhbren III, als NIT eis
rer Dref1maf1ine. 9ie 8aumtDoa=
pflider iino freiIi6 iberfniffig gepors
ben, unb bas lit Ser groBte 9@aben,
ben Die pfladmaf6ine %berborrufe1
tpirb.
Das Granddaughter gait INNER
aIs bic Mrbeit, bic auf benz 2anbe am
betert be3ablt tpirb uno bur6 has Iuf>
bDren berielben tperben ttamentlt9 bic
isarbigen bena9tbeiligt. Was fe ans
fangeu folIen, tpenn biefe Irbeit aufs
bort, bas fann erft bic 3ufunft lebren.
Sn anberer Be3iebung inbeB mag bic
Meaf6ine bon Nortbeii fein. Sic tpirb
pienei1t ba3u ~beitragen, bic preiie beg
2anbes gu heigern, bic plantagers
| 21nbereien mieoer in bic 96be 5u brins
gen, ME in ben 3eiten ber 9flaperei.
gu iener 3eit ~perfauflen Die 2anbei.
gentbiimer am ganep ti1b Snffer Greet
ibr 2anb gu $50 Biz $50 PRO Nder,
unb beute bat oaKelbe nur eiuen Wertb
bon So bis $5.
8or allen Dinsen muB fi9 freili9
erft Der grfoIg Der neuen Mai6ine bers
ausifelen. So1 folte fe aud nod
ni9t gan5 praftil6 fein unb man9erlei
at piinf9en iibrig laf5en, man wirb
10 Iange erperimentireit, Bis mon fie
brau6bar genta6t bat. Ob bies n6s
tbig iein miro, tper6en mir our6 bic
Gair in Dallas erfabren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
SIR gcuntb 9cmmiGSr.

mir finb attorifrt, GERM s. 8. Digno.
pith ale aan6ioaten fir bas gmt beS
gou nth . s ON miffdrs Sss 8. @reeiatts
ou3u3eisea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
7Hr gcuutn ! gferf.

Sir finb dutorifirt Germ 9bab. @.
Gmitb ole aan6i6aten flr Miebererudbluns
fit bas slmt beS gonutb. Cleric auatl>
finbigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
Gitr Gpnfahle.

@ir fiub autorifrt, Germ Sreb Baber
dis &anDi6nt fit @iebermabI far baS HINT bes
8sufobIers DeS 4. Ditritts an8ujeisea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01

Der ~enbelsipbn serntidste Gbor
bat in feiaer geltern Nbenb ffattgebabteu
DerfammInng einitimmig beidlohen.
fi6 an BEN 5l bilbenben gernii6ten Gef.
Ghor su betbeiligen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
NabI ) Mnset9en.
getar County.

9Hr 2~egislatur : 8eprdiertart.
Mir Tub autoriifrt, germ 8. 6. D9fe
als aanbioaten fur QegtSIatur.Neprd>
feMtaatem nnauseigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
sur Gteuer ! Solicitor.

@ix anb auforiFrt, Germ 8. q. Ramab
an annbibdf fir 6as smt bes Steuertoleftors
hon Wexar Gountb IN Der beborFebenben 10.
benbtrpabl auauseige..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
syar gorntb : germeder.

Mir ftub auicrifrt, Germ IS. M. 2ode
als &anbiDat far Mie6ererrdblung fir bas
Amt bes @ouutb Bermeffers bel 6et
beborjtebenben BAIL autuseigeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01

Das gr6Bte Eager BON @cipebr:
unb MepolDer. paironen uno 0tlien be
Niber & SduItbeB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
Tar Hriepensridter bes I. Breeintts.

Mir fnb outOrifirt Germ s. %. Barnes
ats aan6i6at fur Sns anit zines Der Griebens>
ridter DeS /. @rssintis In Der bebcrtebenben
MobembertpnbI ansu5ei9er.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
u t u n al

g. $. Gox C Co., SO. 2e6 Commerce
trase, b~erfaufen Die f%einifen Serrn. unS 90,
men = Mobepaaren, fopie S9ube urb alst0er
au erftaunlid biaigen 4retfen. I'm gefali9en
8elud iiro gebeten. 27,9,tufp6M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-10-01
9aS Wpdeublatt.

Dir fenben BON ieb: ab bos pWohen:
elatt" fir ben preis BON $500 au1
tis Sabr portofrei nod Seutf9la..b.
Der 9erausgeber.
gabfcrtttionSprets fir bas Wp'
@enblatt $3.50.
&eifenbe Mgenten:
s. g. 8nfM.
ST. 9baoet.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05
A Ss lt-Exalted Egotist

We have been equally surprised and amused of late at the course which has recently been adopted by the Albuquerque Democrat Tn the matter of exchanging with it's weekly con temporaries, It now proposes-after the manner of metropolitan journals that those papers upon it's exchange list, published but once week, must make up in advertising the difference between their annual subscription price and that of the Democrat. Just when it arrived at that conclusion we do not exactly know, as, although in. quiry has established the fact oi the Democrat's non arrival, at this ofjc c for some time, we really had not miss ed the sheet until our attention was called tG the matter by remarks ol other papers. Well, if the Democrat can stand it, the weekly papers Ger taiply can, and we earnestly hope that they do just as the Enterprise has done-cut it off their lists. There IS no vacuum created in this office b. the absence of the Democrat, aud if
  the creatcr had filled the v,cuum in Col. Allbright's head with even minimum amount of newspaper brains, that selfexalted egotist would know better than to take the step he ha, in the direction noleI. -SIlvey Lib EntStPrgSE.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

 APACdE ElESDs.

The Apaches of late seem to have confined their operations to the vici nity of Nogales. They have passed entirely around that town several times, and in spite of the utmost efforts of the military, both American and Mexican, we have failed to hear of a single Indian killed.
 Gen. Miles, in addition to his own forces, is employing the Sonora Pimas, the best Indian fighters in the country, and also some Yaquls, whale the signal corps has stations on the top of all the mountains ia that sec ticn, and yet Geronimo outwits them all.
 Troops are being stationed in the farm houses in order to deceive and intercept any rowing bands. Still we hear of more murders, rapines and outrages,
 This Indian question is certainly a most pcrplexing one.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

The grand jury in Chicago ha, found indictments for murder, con. spiracy and rot against the le ,ders ot the Anarchists engaged in the recent disturbance in that city. The evi, dence presented before the grand jury IS believed 10 be sufficient to secure the conviction of all who are now un. der arrest, and a few more who are being sought, inChdlng Parsons. And if the reports current around the Chicago courts are reliable, the strong est evidence for the pros eCu:ion has not been presented either. Mott and two other Anarchists are also On trial in New York. There Is probability that the day of retrihution has indee.i | come, but it is not exactly the kind of a'day the Anat tChIsts have been wishing tor.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05
.,ew Does y.,,r watch Rvus

watch rmpregnated with magnetism cani uot "keep time" It will vary irregularly, gaining and losing and stopping, in the most annoying sort of way. It has been found tha, this magnetic or electric ind3eRce Is the direct cause of the queer freaks" and unac' countabe behavior, .of Gne watches, and IS the secret enemy which has underm ned the reputation and hafied ahe skill of our best w&ceR1kers.
 Giles Bro. & Co. have publshed very interesting little pamphlet describing the et { feet of magnetism in watches, wsnch cln # had free un application. lt also describes the Anti. Magnetic Sh'eld for Watches, which has been proved to be a Perfeet pro lection aganst lne magnetic and electric Tn. fuences and IS specially advantageous in Railroad serylee where lhesc mhoences 1re very strong, and will prevent the breakass oi mai nsprr gs, in cyclones ard magnetic storms. Your jeweler can furnish or procure you this protection, if not. send ,o G lesl Bro X Co.,, tle Chicago Jeweieis. Tor a defGrp' tive circular, winch will be nI.l.eu Tree pn ap' p,s,tion dc266m
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

A Montana editor recently shot a man for coming in and saying thar his paper was only good to kindle fires with. After spending his time and strength rushing around town looking up the particulars of marriages, bank defalcations, deg fights and other society events, and living on long past due promises of subscriptions, then to find that a man has 5assn in the habit of taking lke paper home husking the wrapper and showing the whole thing into the stove and then sitting down and en)ling the heat, the editor was certainly justified in re sorting to harsh measures and gun. -Estellme B.ll.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

Isit not a strarge coincidence that bEzzards. cyclones, cholera and other <pedemics, wars and rumors of war, labor strikes, financial panics, harc times, shipwrecks, human hoiocausts, mine explosions gubernatorial pro clamations, sudden deaths, Chinese agitations, Indian raids, bank failures
 pan electric disclosures, weather pro phsts, spring poets and the devll gen
 erally, shonld be simultaneous calami
 ties in the land of the free and tht home of the braves
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

John Kelly, for so many years Grand Sachem of Tammany Hall, and the leader of the democracy in New York City, is dead. The gen, eral impression of the people, given by the cartoons in the comic papers, that he was simply f1nneI.mouth Mick, is entirely wrong. On the cor trary, he was refined and highly educated gentlemen, besides being quite wealthy.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

A complaint was fled yesterday with the clerk of the Third Judicia Dhtricr Court, against Thomas F. Wecdin, proprietor Of the Florence Enterprise, by Attorney General Clark Churchill, on be,aa.f Cf the territory, 10 recover the sum Of sz,5oo, witf il terest, from March rath, 1885. The sum is claimed to have been fruadu- lently obtained by Mir. Weedin, as a member of the printing co nmittee o the council, of the I3th legislative as s,mbly. = /0UrnaEA AfiRSr.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

Engineer Bowers, ol the s. P. R. R., while coming towards Tucson within an engine last evening, drove between two squads of Apaches about five miles east of PantanO, not fai from MescaI station. A part of a band of about ten had crossed the the track just before the engine came along, and the remainder waited un, tl 1t passed by. They were head, ing for the Whelaone mountains Citizens.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05
RODEO NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby given, by order of the committee, that the spring rodeo tor the Verde Valley and the Mogol- lon mountains will commence an the rst day of May at the box canon at the head of Verde valley, for valley rodeo, and to commence en the 5th day of June at Bnckhorn ranch, fer the Mogollon mountain roaeo.
 D. WILLARD, $ s. ACgrKs,
 l. l.. MARR, MITCs BURcH,
 CHAS. MORRIS, JOHN WOODS. T7a F. E JORDAN, Sec'y.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

The latest democratic campaign do. cument, issued in this territory, which purporis 10 be a report of the Honor ary Board, but which in realty is a most notorious misrepresentation of the farce recently enacted by Govern CT Zulick, entitled, "A Travesty on Justice" has fallen rather flat on the public mind.-/ouynaiAMRer.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

The advance sheet of the Apache County Critic has just been received, The first number was issued June sd The editor and proprietor, Col, Harry Reed is one of Arizona's veteran jour alists and through the influence of hls trenchant and talented pen it i destined to make itself felt as d power in Apache Co.nty
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

The sensational rumors which have been circulated about the breaking out ofthe San Carlos Indians and thei raiding through Tonto Basin are witt out doubt false. The following tele gram from MT. B. G. Fox, an em ploye a, San Carlos, which, throagt the courtesy of Mir. P. P. Daggs, we publish, shows the exact situation:
 SAN CARLOS, June 5, 'S6. ~ /. .Sahey, Fiagstaf:
 False reports. Tonto bucks har vesting. White Mountain Indians s'i right 5. C. Fox.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

We ro'ice that abuse of the mug wump declines as elections come nearer. The n.ugwump is deSpised object when he insists on decent gov errment, but as a voter he is an ad- mired daisy.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05
Indinnn polis, Ind,
Le Riehau's ( oIden Baisnm -:a.

Le Richau'I ( "Id"H Ba;snm -:n. i . c Cha heres, Gri. npl s coal sN., 1; z sss tAp LCi'S and B dy; Sore l. , l.yt osc, ctc., COppcr.c Tor d BIo:chci, SypAiB eta. r'h. isctsed Scalp, and Sl r-!Iaafy 70 O.! the disease know. :ts Gg,''..-.,. t'rI''. , o per Bo'tie. Le Hichar'J G Id m Baisnin No. $ C""as--Tu'ti ". ' rcGria Bsph, jtc Rhc't. lac. 3ni, | an l:I tho Bones, Tain in tao Had, back of the Neck, Liberated Soe Ti, 1at, Syri lite Rash, Lumps and cou. traced Coz $. Stiffness of the Limbs, and "dic tCl q sIaye iroIa tip system, whether ca, ed by inl scrction or abuse oi Nc cuiy, leaving ihe blood pure and hra'thy. r !cn s5 % per oftie. L.' icbau' Golden 'S anfsh An i- do+a for to cur of GonogrhCn, G,cet, Irr .atira Gravel. nRl all Urinary or Gen. tai aidisarrangen,ents. PriCesa 50 per B'.tir.
 I.e Hichnu' olden spanish In- JNcti n, rswo-e cas"s of Gonorrhua, 1nilinm to ( eut, Strictur. s,ac. Price si .b per Bottle.
 Le Eic''nTi'I G"i6ea o atment fo the eff ctivc Gransef Syphilitic Sor {, an! !,eruptons. Prico SI 40 prr Box. To 'ichau's Geideu Pn s--Nrrve ;a Ora ,t 'y.-ocnt; iosIu- rlysi il'1w- e, exec e o.sr-w ra. fJstratloU, etc. P-tcs S3 co per g5ox.
 1T i- iu T .eIz- 70,
 Sen. everywhere, C. Q. b.. ieelrely packed per cypress
 c. F. I:ICHAR < & co. Agents.
 ,,&4c9 SlGsr"S strcc. lay,
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 CIRCULAR NAILED FREE
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

Representative Barnes, of Georgia, is the biggest man in Congress, weigh. ing 300 pounds and measuring 5 feet { inches in diameter.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

It is said that ex-Secretary Van Arman Contemplates running for Con- gress in the Oakland district of Cali fornia.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05
NOTICE.
FOR SALE.
ESTRAY NOTISE.

FLAME % the ranch of the undersi ,ne May U 2;l. Q h2y stallion about Ysar, o.d No brands. Owner can have the same by proving pr 'Perty and paying for lhts 4dver t'Seme nt and costs ot ke.pIng.
 ALBERT GRADY. mu2gt Fl g- aA.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05
SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1886.

President Cleveland was married 10 Miss Folsom last Wednesday even ing.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

General Miles is recruiting ranger companies in Tucson and Wilcox for service against the Apaches.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05
Szo. co REWARD.

S2c.o0 KEW AKD, rl,HE UNDERSIGNED D will pay the above -l reward for the delivery of the following described aaim als at Ash Fork, A. T.: One black horse mule, one h WI mare mule, ,oth branded circle dot ON iett hip. Both are large sized mules. Usually range north md wesl of N illiams.
 MRS. A. A PEY1ON, nay2otf Ash Fork, Arizona.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05
ALL THE DELICACIES OF THE
 SEASON. Living Prices and Good Treatment |.
NOTICE.
NOTICE

Is hereby given. that l, Patrick Ford, Public AdminiSt, ator of me C Dunty of YAvapai, Territory of Arrz z)na, auth orizc A. C. Morse, of Flagstaff A T
 to dispose of all periShrhle property belonging to the estate of ?. A Back CT, supposed to be decea-e [, alI t. take charge of all property D-iOnglng to the sad estate for the benefit Of the heirs under my instructions, unuI properly administered up through the Probate Cur; of YIvapal County. A. T. u"es
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05

wrrE Hy more money than al anything else
 M \ uy taking an agency loi the best
 w 4Av cling book out. bcslnlet' sue p.eu | ,4.uiy None fail. Terms tree. HAL .G1i Dooh Co, Portland, MaIpe.y
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05
Estray Horse.

GORRELL HORSE. flax mane and tail 'o supposed to De about twelve years old. 6H hands high, thin Tn flesh, branded U 5 on left shoulder, fbund bout 75 InileS rom rlag,taf, near Coconent Forest.
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The Arizona champion., 1886-06-05
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TOR SI5oo you can get desirable place l for 800 head of cattle "a rare bArgIm.
The Arizona champion., 1886-01-16
WEEKLY CHAMPION
MINES AND MINING.

Work has been resumed on the ia nous Peck mine in this county.
 Some new gold discoveries have been made about % south of Calico on the A. x P. road
 The Silver King Mining company have declared another dividend oi aS cents per share, payable on January 18th.
 Joseph Quaid was in town the first part of the week and obtained lease from John Hughes of a mining claim near Treasure Hill, and will immedi atclv commence work on it.-Walla- pai Tribune.
 A miners strike has been gong on at Quijotoa for the past two weeks. It was caused by the mine owners at. tempting to reduce wages S4 to S5 per day. The men are holding ou, for S4 and will not permit anyone to work for less than that sum.
 Stevens, Osgood & Co. have com pleted their gold mill in the Lost Basin district, and had everything in readiness 10 start up last Monday morning. Beecher & Co.'s big team has arrived, and is now hauling ore from the Ida mine to the mill, d dis ! tance of about five miles. On the mine Stevens X Co. now have about fourteen men employed, which wi,h ! those al work in and around the mill. ! makes total of about thirty on their | pay roll, There are now about fifty | men at work in this district, which | promises soon to become one of the | most important in ,he county.-Mo. . have Miner.
 Miners arc Hooking to Signal from . this vicinity in the hopes of striking | il rich in that section of the county. | The machinery for the new mill will be on the ground in few days, and carpenters are aIrerdy engaged in frJm Ing the timbcrs for the building, The mill is to be of ten stamps capacity Several men are at work on the Sig nal mine, and enough ore is in sight 10 insure the mill steady run for over year, The mine IS said 10 be one of the best in the territory, aud It this venture proves successful, Mr. 1 McCrackin will undou1ciiy start up, and will insure Signal prosperous fu- ture-Wallapoi Iri5are.
The Arizona champion., 1886-01-16
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r. B. Brannen X Co. ot this town are just in receipt of th. largest ship ment of TEAS ever brought 10 the San Francisco moua,ain,, inoJ.tcd direct from the Japan Tea Syndicate T Yokohama and H,o5o, Japan, Chs firm are the sole agents oi tut, company and those desiring to Dur. chase a good article Of PURE TEA will find II to their interest to cali on them.