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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20
Engine For Sale

One l?x20, 40 to % estimated h'tg Syt,,
good Us new; only run GbgHl i"" 1ea5O.
best or care. viii sell hi, Engine ,9t St9NVs'
TO be delivered about December. 40" I'D
at our works. mos.
nN10 HLOCt1 phN- -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20

CONCERT at VIM. II. Blon's saloon to.
night, corner Thirty-sixth and Wood
alraptR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20
STOCKS FOR SALE.

M ARSHALL COUNTY FARMS
NA FOR SALE. 9TH,
Highly improved farm Of 10 rc'cS, h IA
south Of MOGndWille, convenient TO guai,a ''''
schools, within two miles Of mill BnI ,lule. gf,
Farm Of about 50 ncfes, two miles uVt' ''S'
". V. HOGE Blu,
ton 100 Market iGtck.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20

Buy II. F. Behrens' Standard Flour,
the cheapest and best family flour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20

The thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
rs follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20

oURs2 Mems fine seamless Shoes are
cheap at So 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20

Buy the Genuine snag Proof Rubber
Boot, Best in the world. Sold only at
SToNI's CASH SHOE STORE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20
G. HESS = SUNS,
1891 & 1923 Market Street.

WE have the only successful machine
aud method OF demagnetlzing watches
III West Virginia
JACOB W. CRUDE, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth l. Market SITS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20

Returning, special train VIII leave Manning
ton for above stations Al G,OOp.m.
Tickets sold at above rates are good
for return passage on all regular trains
OF the following day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20

Saturday, October 81, the second OF
the series OF joint discussions between
General Golf and the Hon. w. L. Will
son, will take place in this city at the
Alhambra rink, which affords more
shelter than any other place that can
be secured in the city. This discussion
will'takc place in the afternoon. The work
ingmen Of Wheeling know.what General
Golf will say to them, ard they have an
idea what Mr.. Wilson will endeavor to
make them believe, and they have no
fear us to the outcome of the discussion.
They know that General Golf is in the
right in this matter and that to him shall
come the final victory.
M'EISLHY AND RBRD.
The week before the election, COM
menclng Monday, October 90, there will
be series Of Republican speeches de-
livered here that will be listened to lust
as eagerly as those to be delivered this
coming week will be. They arc all
going to be SO good that it is difficult TO
speak OF one MS excelling the other. In
that last week, among others who will
address the people OF Wheeling are Major
William Mckinley, OF Ohio, the daring,
dashing champion OF Protection and the
ideal OF every workingnan hereabouts
who has studied the Tariff intelligently:
the Hon. Tom Il. Reed, OF Maine, the
brilliant leader OF the Republican side
OF the House, an orator whose eloquence
is acknowledged even by his bittorest
enemies, and whose humor has made
him so famous in debate that he who
dares measure lanCes with him is con-
sidered foOlbardy.
ATKINSON AND HEARNE.
The Hon. G. W. Atkinson will speak
at length in the Alhambra rink some
night that week; unlike the hop-skip-
and.a-jump Johnnie 0Pendleton, the
Democratic chaser after n position, Mr..
Atkinson, when nominated for Congress
in this district, did not have to be put
under bonds not to speak in this city;
Mr.. Atkinson does not fear to tell the
people where he stands on the issues of
the day, nor does his committee fear to let
him speak here. Mr.. W. II. Hearne
will also speak one night that week. 1t
was SO cold ut the Island meeting last
Wednesday night that Mr.. Hearne did
not have CHARGE to conclude his nd
dress, which ID most able one-one
that every thinking citizen ought to
hear and ponder over. Then there will
be other speakers in addition to these.
A big rally WILDE held at Fulton on one
night.
The campaign has opened, and it is
brilliant, warm and vigorous on the Re
publican side. On the Democratic side
is dissatisfaction and apathy.
The cause Of Harrison, Morton and
Protection will prevail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20

81 sample pairs of ladies' fine Shoes,
sizes 8! and 1, for 81 so each, worth 3 so,
at STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20
D. GundIing & co.-star clothiers.
D. GundIng 8 co.-star cIothers.
Heroes and Excellence.
Whoe'er excels in what we prize,
Appears hero in our eyes.-SLcW.

Colossal indeed is our collection of Clothing, this season
And what can gentleman possibly prize than really
gaents Ergo we must ceFa WyGs a
no. for Of all Clothing ours is the celebrated and in
every respect the most excellent of the mutudnous manu-
factIires on the market Our aim is always that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20
M. outman . oo.-Mamn1oth cI0thIors.
a SUPERB LINE
NOVELTIES!

The crowds that throng our six floors, and the
appreciation they evince is convincing proof that
our line of FALL AND WINTER GAR
MENTS is the handsomest ever seen in Wheel
ing And to-day our assortment is as complete
as at the beginning Of the season, as we are
daily filling the gaps made by the largest num-
Der Of customers we have had in thirty years.
In our line of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20
Wanted.

WLNTED. MEN to eel our Goods ~ Ohio
HAN and adjoining counties. VIII pay
and state salary wanted. SLOAN Il CO., MANU-
iActurcrs, 90I George street, Cincinnati, Ohio
u I.nG.TrhLa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20

CONCERT at VIM. II. Blon's saloon to.
night, corner Thir:y-sixth and Wood
streets,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20

THE cost of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is
only % cents. A bottle will convince
all OF its excellence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20

Is. Coon sells dry goods the eheapest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20

WTANTED AT ONCE-ALL GOOD
wv female help to go TO The West Virginia
General Employment Agency 1873 Market
street, city, where they can obtain good pOI,,
tiong with ATst-ClaSs families. and ret good
wagcs. Olce open until O'Clock In the even
Ing, nrlo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20

NANTED-SALESMAN FOR
w Wheeling and for every town IN West
Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland aud Virginia
for our Standard Petit Ledger Sells. At sIllt
Unprecedented success, irottS liberal. Adde'S,
al once. GEO. 4. BAKER 4 CO., south bend,
Ind, Oc&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20

WTANTED-MAN-TO TAKE TIE
w Agency OF our safes; size 2SxlSXiS inches;
weight 500 pounds; retail price 49, other sizes
in proportion. Tnre chance and permanent
business. These snfes meet II demand never be-
fore supplied by other saic companies, rs We
arc not governed by the Safe Pool ALflhE
SAFE CO, Cincinnati ohio. Nr6T1hN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20

SAVE money and order Il. f. Behrens'
Standard Flour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-10-20
For Rent.
EoR RENT.
ForSale.

TOR SALE OR RENT-TilE RoENEG
BLOCH, 2ly and .G!l corner Main 11H
TWcnty.drSi streets. The corner stoictg1tgItaa,.
furnished rooms; also furnished rooms ior il XII
ants Fuquifc at No. .Jl0 or up itaf'. ME-
JOHN KOEMEk. Wg.l-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
Dust From fhe Diamond.

Saturdays game at Fl Psso was won oy Las Vegas; score, II tO 3. Pen der pitched, striking out twelve men, and nine hts were made of his delivery. Fourteen errors were made on the El Psso side. sevea Of them by the sec OCd ba5eman.
 Albuquerque pefeeted Santa Fe two -traight, by scores of II to : and F 50 l. No definite account of Sundays game has been received. but parties on this mornings train stated th f a row occur red during it's progress, Santa Fe's new coon having made two or three bsd bresks with his mouth.
 George Ward Is putting forth every effort to make the Las Vegas club the strongest ID the southwest. A new .tcher is coming in day or two, Ben net having asked for his Telease. Mon .ey Is DO obj ct with Mr. Waru when his mind is made up to carry point, and be is determined to have @ club that will bring the penHapt to Las Vegas.
 Fridays game at Fl Psso wGs Q most peculiar one. HspemEn, who pitched for Las V gas. struck out eighteen men, bea,iug any prsvIOns record made in the southwest this season, while Mur- pay, the Fl Paso pitcher, only struck only struck out three men. Fl Paso made two runs n the third inning on Day being hut by pitched ball. safe hit, two wild Uitohes. and 8 mufed third strike by Resmer, and two more ln the slrtt, one e.! which vas earned. Las Vegas made their three runs n the seventh, b. heavy batting. The game aust have been well played, for the de- .sll account only shows three fielding errors for Las Vegas and five for Fl paEO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
Shooting Afray.

The PhenIx inning camp on Cave Greek is evitently looking up. Tester day it had its frst shooting scrape, and al .hough 10 one vas killed, the reput ;- .ion O! the caap has been established. If appears that several Mexican miners had been observing the Sabbath by par taking freely of the contents Of the now- ing bowl. which go worked upon the courage cf oae Antonio Saliscs ss to msFe him desire to reopen the Sonors- Ysaui war. and be pitched upon two Of the loyal subjects of ihe late Chlet Cajeme. AntOn5o Hue'ra, more peace sbiy inclined MexIsan, constituted him self 8 commission of arbitration, where mon SR!isca drew R revolver and sbo' the committee. The bulstssruck Hu-rrs in the right shoulder, lodging R2oInst B bone, iufiiciing painful though not dangerous wound. The shooting took pIsce about $ o'clock, and shortly after the wounded man started for this city and is now qusrtered ID the county hos pital-Ariz)nian.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
oermani1stson Of MetL

To what extent the Gcrlnaniz3tion Cf AlSace-Lorraine, commenced exactly seventeen years ago, has been crowned with success Is evident from the relative numbers of the German and French pOpu- latiOns iu the city of Metz. AT the cleo ton of aldermen last year the German voters were in a decisive majority. Al the beginning of the theatrical season, some weeks ago, the director of the city theatre stipulated that in proportion Co the number of the French speaking in- habitants he should be allowed Co per form French pieces on thirty-twO nights of the season. or about one piece in French to seven in German. Now, after two months trial. which have shown that the German performances paid well and that the French had Co be played Co empty seats, the director declared that be Is losing money by the French plays, and wants Co be relieved either of that Coudi- tion of his contract or of his contract alto gether. No doubt, therefore, Metz has become a German city by this time Chicago News.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
Whit Congress Costs.

There are just 4Ol members of the house aud of the senate, aud to wait up yn then aud run errands aud hold open the doors as they pRss ID aud out, and carry the cards of their callers and take care of tine thousands ot bills they put ia. they hsve employed about 4O0 peo. pie, wco are paid the snug htIie sum ui S63I.OOJ for doing so. Ever. member nas one employe, and for the service oi the same there ls paid an average o' qbout $500 each. X total of SSS1,UOJ IS required to pay the sslaries ot the sens- tors. and for the cpmSsusation or the m sinbers of the mousse Sl ,695 OOJ Is to be provided, and this brings the salaries Of our national law makers t3 a total oi over S2 GOO OO0 per year. It costs little iess than slJO.C00 per session to pay the mileage of tine mem 5ars, and the country Days S5O.ODO to purchase the stationery for members and officers of the house alone ,u any Cns session. The treasury paws S52OOO for reporting the debates wh ther congress fits for one month or for F.. as the gfficIal rep 'rters, hEe most of the clerks. are paid by the year, though they seldom do more than lZ months work n the 2i months that make up A congressional tern.-GsZetts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
No Fees for tine narri,tsr.

It seems that in England a barrister has no fees allowed by law. The solicitors who employ him give him only an honor ariam lie csn collect nothing by bring ing suit. Moreover, ii he deals directly with a client he will be dropped by all the solicitors A certain English woman had a case involving several hundred thousand pounds. Every solicitor Co whom she sub mitted it told her that she had no case. Finally. however. shs met barri-ter, who declared that her case was good. She offered Lim e60 COJ fl he could win 10 for her. He accepted, moved int" hc-'tlr- cult. risking everything in the venture, and won tue ease for her. Then she re- fused tC pay him his promised Zee He sued her, but was unable tO recover a fnrthing His professional future Was ruined and his life made blank by ta.s one act Of imprudence ou his Part-New York Tribune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
An Adrolt SWindler.

Some two or three weeks since young rnsn registered at the Cosmopolitan AS E. Hsrrison, N. Y. He professed to have been to San Francisco during the Teach CTS Convention, but WAS ln reality the travelling agen: Of the Benton Hair
 Grower Company and also servisg in s
 like capacity for Madame Demorest. He visited the CITIZEN office and arranged
 Tor years advertising for each of the
 above named concerns, but his methods
 or ooln2 business were so unlike thai of
 tbe average travelling msn as to excite
 suspicion. He had with hm neither
 contracts nor credentials, and when re-
 quested 10 produce them made
 but s poor excuse. He was full
 from chin to boots, however, of es-
 surances that he was as represented.
 During the day he visited the several
 stores, including that of l.. Zeckeniorf
 G Co. and endeavored to arrange for the
 Agency of Madame Demorest's patterns.
 He also called upon Mrs. Olsen and by
 dint of many and various misrepresen-
 tstlons, not only induced her to accept
 the agency but to advance him Sl5 on
 the Invoice of goods ordered. He st
 nrst wanted $50 but finally compromis-
 ed on half the s LOunt From Mrs. o. sens he went to see Mrs. Sarah Doug
 lass aud succeeded in securing & like amount from her on like lsy out Of pstterns. Now It so happened that these two ladies compared notes and the re suit wRs that the slick looking MT. liar rlsOn WAS soon in the clutches of Mar Shal Rogche, Almost instantly Rs soon a brought face t) face wish his victims, he handed them back their money, but this failed to satisfy the Marshal of his I 7oOd intentions so be landed him it. ! the juz. Harrison plead for his lib- er aud offered his trunks Rs security Tor ms appearance ID the morning. Thsl night however, be attempted to skip bu. unfortunately for hlm 0 wash oui | ID the Clenega compelled the train t. | double back to Tucson and he again | found himself in the clutches of the | lsw. Through his attorney he telegraph | d east for Sl00 but $50 only was sent | him, He finally secured hIs liberty and | iett on the first outgoing train. He was | accompanied by youn2 lady who reg Istsred ss Mise N, Loeb, who he ssld | vas hIs cousln. While here she visited | the Indian School and stated that she | vas a teacher at TalRqush in the h. | iiHn NA;Ion. 4 few days since word | was received from Madame Dsmores; | stating that Harrison was a fraud of the | drss water an asking sor clue to his | present whereabouts. When he left | 1e said he was gong to Fl Paso Rnd | thence up into New Mexico.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
Conner and Lead Market.
LEncin.s-irr and Mining Journall

tEnCIues5lHs and Mining Jouruail.
 CorPzR-The condition of the copper market has undergone very little change during the week, but owing 10 8 com parstiveiy larger quantity of Spot cop per being offered than for some weeks past, the tone has become slightly essi- er. and quotations are now a shade low CT than week SEQ. The total quantity ot Lake copper changing hands oa the Metal Exchange for the week has amounted 10 about 4O00O0 pounds, and ou Thursday last sales to the extent of 2Jn.CO0 pounds of Lake Spot at l6 70 were reported. Our closing quotations to-day are, Spot l6-70; August l6-65: September l6 50; October l6-50, Novem- ber l6-J0: December Is 8,
 h outside descriptions the demand continues very good, and the well known casting brands can be sold st l5li to 1850
 LEAD-Our closing quotations to-day are. Spot 4-35; August 4-35: September 375; October 40, The latest prices ID London are Spanish, ZIP l1d. 6s,; for English. SIS 2d. 6s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
scnrf Pin TcIc-ranlAx.

Some of the stock brokers who wander about the up town hotels at siCht have a way of communicating ther lmi ire--iHns of the sttck market without saying 30 word It is done by means of scarf pins On evenings when they believe tLEs the fndicat,ons point to a lower market a tiny gold pear. with the forcpaws ou'stretch' !' is worn in their scmfs, mud on occssio ms when they think that higher prices are 'he card the same brokeTS will appear "ill golden bulls, with diamond eye~ for scaIl pins. They say the pins save a heap oi talk. though the stock broker Is yet 70 oe found who apparently wouldn't rathei talk about Wall street than eat--NeN Ysrk Sun. ed.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
PAUSE AND PERUSE!

Our house IS essentially of Bargains Low values abound sverywhere-in every department Were it not SO could not have intercepted and held the volume of winch we have We buy FIVE times the quantity of goods ot any store this city Our advantage easily Why not enjoy the benefit of it?
 Here are of the Values which We are offering Those at distance thousand miles away-by our well vanages trading in person Orders for the following de crbed goods should be quickly the stock will doubt less be exhausted
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
ALueky Man Got sl5,OOO for sl

Tbi, morning we interviewed A c. Schneider. who held Q oue-twentIeth nsrt of ticket No 9O.443, which drew the first capital prize ID the Louissns State
 Lottery on the 12th of June. NIT Sehn- cider keeps the William Tell hotel m this city. He informs us that he pur- chased just ole fractional ticket paying one dollar the eot to NJ A. Dsuphin m New Orleans. La,, snd within five days after the drawing be collected through The Natl Bank of Texas sl5,OOO, the bank giving him 8 premium ot S- Texsrkans (Ask, )Independent, June 2s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
The Country IS Safe

The Grandmother has sen, & very good ran E-i for the summer season has sen. ;.e5h ArmcSs kan7Gs City pigs feet. fsa,ly pickled pork. sugar. ourei ham. breakfast bacon md lard She has seus another Swiss checs se veigb inZ 22) pounds and also a carload C Anheuser-Bnsch lager aser. PrCes Tea soaabls, Warum Darum.
 JOsKPH DUEB
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
The DiamOnd-August l3.

At Cincinnati, twelve inniUgs-Clncin- nati 3, Baltimore 7. At New York-New York ,, Chicago ., Thirteen innings; game called on &C., count of darkness.
 At Kansas City-Kansas City 9, Ath- letlcs 1.
 At Louisville-Louisville [, Brook lyn 2. eC,,,e At St. Louis-St. Louis $, Cleveland 5. At AtPhilsdelphis-IndiaDspolis Phil a3elphia 2. ...- At WasaingtoD-Wsshington 2. Pitts burg 3. Al -Boston-Detroit game post poped on account of rain.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
Notice

Is hereby given that I hsve sold all my right. title and interest in and to the Senate Saloon to my pstrner, H. w. Klein, who assumes all indebtedness and will collect all debts due the con- cern. E. H. BRIDwELL.
 Tucson, 4. T., Aug, let, lsss.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
Tucson Transfer and Con nissioI

Agency.
 General express, drsysge, hack basi- ness. Baggage called for snd delivered to sll parts of the city. Passengers taken 10 and from trains sick calls, and important messages, st- tended to day or night.
 All kinds of business attended to on commission. Correspondence cited Leave orders ct Wells, Fars Cos ofiee. EN
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
Failing Health.
Dyspepsia Cured.

r. would he impossible for ms to de- scribe what ! suffered rom Indigestion and HeaJacle up tD fhe time l began taking Ayers SassaTa.-lla. WAS under the care e various physicians. and tried a great many kinds Cf medicines. but never obtained more than temporary re- lief. After taking Ayers Sarsaparilla for a short time. my headache disap- peared, and my stomach performed its duties more perfectly. To-day my health is completely restored - Mary Harley, SpTingnelt, Mass.
 I have been greatly benefited by the prompt use of Ayers Sarsaparilla- It tones and invigoTates the system, regu- lates the action Of the digestive and assimilatiye organs, and vitallzes the blood. T. is, without doubt, the most reliable blood purifier yet discovered. IT. D. Johnson, 3S3 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, \. |. IT
 Ayers s Sarsaparila, Prepared by Dr. J. c. AysT O., LSveE, ksss-
 PTsss slj ssz bottles, ss'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
Of Interest to You.

Fine Rhadame Silks. firm body, honest weave and true dye They have the natural brilliant luster produced by pure silk and killul weaving. We have them TWENTY FOUR colors Price NINETY CENTS per yard equal to any Sl.l5 or Sl25 Rhadame in the market
 good bargain in Surah Silks at cent per yard Ex- ceent for sashes, combination suits and hat trimming All of the popular shades in stock
 French novelties in all wool dress goods in pIaids and checks at soc per yard Twenty five lines of them We have an all wool plaid yard wide for 25c
 Something in an Oxford Shoe for Gentlemen which we can recommend Price S45. Has always sold at S2 90 It Is low cut has neat fancy and four buttons Sizes to 10
 An awool Jersey with vestront and coat back for S 10 In the popular shades At Sl5 we can give an ayoo Jersey with front and cuffs braided
 PARASOLS-An Ecru Silk covered with Corallne Laces natural wood handles Price s2 heavy Black Satin Paraso trimmed with deep Spanish Lace lined with rich changeabe silk, S5
 Ladies fufnished Hose at l9c pair In fancy stripes on light ground.
 Ladies India Gauzs Vests high neck long or short sleeves at 25c.
 Three Unlaundried white Shirts for Sl
 Fancy Featheredge Folding Fans at 25c.
 Send in your name for copy of our Fall and Winter Catalogue which will be issued shortly.
 HALE BROS. ( CO.,, SA CIR A M ENTO, CAL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
The Diamond-Angu.t IL.

At Louisville-Louisville 8. Brook lyn5.
 At Cincinpsti-Cincinnsh Il, Bslti more 6
 At St. Louis-St Lotus 5, Clevs- land 0.
 At Kansas Ciiy-Ksnsss City l, Ath letics 4.
 Al iPhilsdelphia-Indianspolis ?, Phil adelphis f.
 At Wsshington-Pittsburg s, Wash ington ,.
 Al Boston-Detroit :, Boston 10. At New York-New York 2, Chicago f
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18
WITH $500
 A l ITALIAN 100 FRANC GOLD BOND
ThnsIt nOtw wli rk- pae. AUG.goh

yrRT BOND PARTICIPATES Bend n tanys redeen iho onsor glsrgSp ams:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-08-18

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