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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28
" G-WHIZ-Z I"
Limited Express Trains-Five Hours Saved
Going West or Southwest via Chicago to
Council Isluffs or Kansas City.

Limited Express Trains-Five Hours Saved
Going West or Southwest via Chicago To
Council Bluffs or Kansas City.
The "GREAr Rock ISLAND RourE !"
has adopted fasttime schedule which
guarantees rate Of speed between above
named points heretofore unattaned in
Western railroading. Its "a Council
Bluffs and Pacific Limited Express "
leaves Chicago daily at 1880 p. NJ, and
arrives in Council Bluffs ut II 80 A. M. next
day. This Is a magnificent train, including
Pullman palace seepers (price OF bcrths
greatly reduced) and dining cars. The
"Kansas City and Pacific Limited Ex-
press" leaves daily at 8 =. NJ. and arrives
in Kansas City at 9:05 A. M. next day.
The equipment of this train ia
also superior and unsurpassed, con
sisting lin addition to, iirst-class day
clining chair cars and Pullman palace
sleeping (bcrths at reduced rates) and
buffet cars. Speed, safety, comfort and
luxury havo long been recognized rs
characteristics of the Rock Island and
moro than ever, are these traits
now exemplified in its fast train
service, which guarantees delightful
Journey, consuming only sixteen hours
time between Chicago and Council Bluffs
or Kansas City. AT both these points con
nections are made Gn union depotsl with
fast trains running through to California
and all points on the Pacific coast
How the proceedings in n divorce case re"
Ssl. ~ f1,af tnHf
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28

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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28

that catarrh will in time wear out. Tho
theory is false. Men try to believe it
but it is not, as all know. DO not let an
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ease speedily by the same means. AT all
druggists.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28

Farmer Bascom-"I do wish tho
threshing machine would como around
this way" Johnny Bascom-"O, pa.
that reminds me! Teacher wanted mo
to tell you he was comm to our house
to board pext week. ."--Barlinglon Free
Prssy.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28

NO SAFER Remedy can be had for Coughs
and Colds, or any trouble OF the Throat, than
F" Broc,l's Bronct;ui Trocilcs." Prtce % cts.
Sold ul,j Ia bJrsS
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28
Westwur,l. the Course of Empire, Etc.

Westward. the Course of Empire, Etc.
We all know the quotation, but many emf
grants westward bound do not know that
upon their arrival they will have to encoun-
ter that invisible foe Of the frontiersman-
malaria. They should take an ample sup
ply of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters along
Not only is it certain safeguard against
every form of malarial disease, but it eradi-
Gates liver complaint, constipation, dyspep-
sia, nervousness and rheumatism.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28

Nor sumner resort-.he plumber -Ho-
,.l u,n
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28

NOTHING will turn wOman's hend sO
completely as q bonnet that has passed by.
Pack.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28

MAYN'T diamonds and rubics be correctly
called strat;-geins!
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28

THE Public Awards the Palm to Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar for coughs.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28

MEN who are great deal run after-fugi-
tves from Justice --BosiOn Courier
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28

COMPLETE Homeopathic Catarrh Cure. Send ~
to J. p. GEppERr, Nj. D. s05 Race St., Cincinnati
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28

SOME one hrs invented n pocket rifle.
PickpockeLs consider 1t an invasion or their
rights
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28

WHEN law suit is put off it is by no
means always worn ouL-NeW Hl,en Nttus.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28

AN utter failurc--the inability to make u
speech.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28

WHEN photographer asks II the negative
suits you. examine iJ closely before answer
ing in the ffirmative.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28
Nervous Debility,

Sufferers from nervous debility complain of phys
ical and nervous weakness and exhaustion; there Is
prostration of the steal strength, tired feeling
with no INCLINATION for exertion. and the power to
tired and unrefreshed; there Is an extreme
WEAKNESa AND and irritable condition; a
NEkVOU6NESS. dull. cloudy sensation. Oft
accompanied by disaRreenble feelings in the head
and eyes the thoughts wander easily there will be
gradual falling OF strength, with weakness and pain
vision becomes dim, the memory impaired. and
there Is frequent dizziness; the DEPRESsION
nerves become weakened OF MIND.
that the lenst excitement or shock will flush the
the heart. There Is often gloom and depression OF
tho mind. For these symptoms DIR. Greenes Ner-
vurn Nerve Tonic Is q certain and positive cure.
Under the use of this wonderful restorative, whi h
10 purely vegetable and therefore harmless the
their sn pale and
1MPRES MEMoRY fafaas feesiinss efnapiaee GIVE paes
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nerves strong and steady the gloom and depression
are lifted from the mind and erfectand permanent
Is asS Honns s gsis 5G
men with weakened nerves REMEDY.
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its use restores lost energy and inviRorntes the
weakened vital forces in old and young. No one
need despair of q cure. ~ Don't fail to use this
remedy, which Is the greatest medical discovery OF
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BE sure and get DIR. GREENEs NERvURA NERVE
TONIC; take no other, for this remedy has no equal
II your druggist does not haye T. he Will get for
l+th Street. New York the great specialist In curing
nervous and chronic diseases can be consulted Free
personally or by letter. ~ USE HIS GREAT REM
EDY AND WRITE HIM ABOUT YOUR CASE.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28
A Great Chance.

CURRENT lteraturc-recipes for pud-
dings Brooklyn Standard
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28
Do Not Think for a Moment

SERIOUS refiection--a solemn bore's in
age in IL lnIrror
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28

The man Of brass Is always ready
70 show his mettls. -Heoyuns.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-28
stnmnIng md Embroidery.

How the proceedings in divorce case n
minds one of the moaning of the tiedi
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
sen tna School lant 3:

It is s.il that Tarritorial Superin- tendent of schools c. N .s.,raass pn,l"av,ring to have Goa sress antbor, iz. the saIa If schpoi lau,ls owned by. the Territory. Sh'all T.. Strauss h'- successful it would be A sr'ii thing for Arizona Ia the first p!acersellinS th' lands will all an immense sum If money to the school fund; and agai'i the m ,r+ land sold the larger nu!nler nf s.!:lars will cone D ArLons. Tr diS"osing of the ,and at small figure will prove of ines:ima"l- val.'c to th, Territory, ,llin. wealth to the school, and increasing our poplla:;oh. The SENTINEL sincerely hopes tha: MT. S5ralss will h.. succe ,sfnl.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

An associated press dispatch says that Charles D Poston WIS sent to Arizcna by President Lincoln during the war, to preserve tile peace ih that Trrritory and to prevent tle Indians from massacring he whites and nak- ing the Territory virtually uninhabit- able. Mr. Pos,on s"cc eded ill hls nilsson Naw Nl. Prst0n-co ue9 n with a petition, which Senator Stewart will ln-roduce tomorrow. and aaEs Cnsress grant him such "elsn"e "f relief, in co.n, as ,.,ny Joe deened ITO per, for ;he consnicHous services which he rendered. Tn" presentation of the petition will probably Ike all that Sen a or Stew irt can to for Poston, and he vii ioin the army Of claimants who t,,;nk heir services have not Geen re- ca.p:zoI b en unsra,e ,efs, public.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
piroot to Tu-na.

For two or three days p.s ther,
 ave ieen rumOrs and rcpor's of a movement among local capitalls;s f'r he Organizations of :. ialtroad to ru. m a more or less direct linz fr,n t.,I. city to Yuma. An efort has bee .,ade to get at the facts, but the par ties said to be interested, for reaso
 the,r own. decline to talk. Fro': one ar two good sources, however, th' reports receive confirmation, and it
 believed that within .hr next week r. two the annnunceme' c T be madr f'' the actual organization uf comran. for ,ht ,.Irppse stated.
 It is generally cone led that q; rect east hnani line to connaar wif,. tae Snuthern PAciic at some poi ,nar Yuma would be of incalculahi future benefit to San Diego. It wOui f be & realization that has been hope, ,or by the older citizens for years. t' direct route the distance from th;, city to Yuma is IA miles; but on ac count of the nature of the country, f.. part of the distance, the railroa: could, of course, not be fconstruccrr upen.> straight line. The length q. snchia l! !ne would probably be near 200 milrs. |
 "I have heasb a report to the etfrc' that Inc I co npsny is being organ izr,d to built such a road; said pro minen: citizen, wh,n seen; on th.' sd
 iect to day, Sand most sfncar"ly ho
 the road will be built. No project tha' I know nf would be of e9nal banes to'the ci-y. In fact l consider it sue. ] a m ttter of vast imoo3arca thlt shoull be in favor of the ci.y of Sa' Diego issuing the necessary bonds an: huilling the road its-lf, if private pr ties are nat really tI d, sp. The roai if built, I b..l,ev. coall b. rad; leased at ga nsd rrn al to .o aa tx
 ing railroad corporation, and the ci' would thus ha repaid for it's oatl and nave tha indirect bahe6s to be d" rived from the operatio9 of the TO- as proG+. T'h ,re are plenty of prr." drnts for an enterprise # this kia4 :. the city. The ci;y.of Cincinnni bal : the Cincinmesi S7uthtrn frpm C.uci., nati to Caattan1ng., :ind Che roa ,n .d,, C:nciunsti tha sl i. Vay fro IT. t.. snuth. Th State oftlllttpS 'ail5-5' :, Illlnpis Cntral, aul oI, of the laas las paid a good proaortion "f |. fState tax < san O,r3 e3ai1 bu'. tn !ire to Tana, and l believe r. c.!va a direct haneit fsHn the star t. sav n')tlins of the gr.at indir"c lzn;ii5. shat. woAl be Rl."ivri fro; the .ra tic of a,,rh Il r:l,rl.n .n-S-,n D..-i S1n .-- :
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
Mu Fnurrlngs from Aztec.

EpIroR SYSrINEL:-
 Messrs. Benedict of California are guest" of Mir c. W Hackett.
 A very plea, ant surprise party ,as given Mir. and Mrs. Wills last evening, mad music on violin, and danced till twelve o'clock.
 Mir. and Mes. Taylor have returned frois Date Creek.
 Mir. Crane has gone to Los Angeles. he ill return in a short time, and will engage i'll the merchaudjse business at Aztec.
 Hessrs. Wius and Dickenson's canal is being pushed -hrpnga rapidly; this cana! uil. be conp!e..d H. SIX |" eeks.
 Tr.ab,. has arizen between the Eeahr brothers and Fraak Fry. Mr. Fry had the Seahr's bros arrested for making g threat of :.l unla ycful character, they were taken tv Ph,enix to day ny the sherif.
 Oar school closed Friday.
 Mir. Thos Despair arrived from Phenix few days ago.
 A hep will be given at the school house the 22nd, Washingtou's birthday this month, good time is anticipated. Mir. Editor yoa had better come up.
 The Agua Caliente springs present q.ite business like appearance, NJ. Wilson f has put store and saloon there, and Sum- day the place is crowed with men from t;ie ditch camps.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
ETELKA.

4 Rfssi.s.isAsA T-.rsy~sns .es:i-
 Ro'y.
 Rev. R. M Pick ns. President nf fhs Methodist P.Ote-iant Church of S,Llh Carolina, writes from Grr-nville:
 "Atout four ycars sg" was attscksd with what the Yhysic aus proaounc'd d n-urAl.:ie rheumatism. a".nmpani'd "''h srys'peiH~. Ny appetite failed In- entirely. and had .p intermitting rulse and very irregular pp;sStionr of the heAIt. A Ter. ribie pain soon czne into my chest and shoulders. sud bee me % helpless that could Attsud to no busin,s. at all. The pain were movable, aud would sometimes Fxss fron VLe part of my b''dy 10 another. Finally the srJs,p~lss broke ou on my lris hAud and arm. an produced uch swell. ing wss Inr eight~en months stflirtrd i,. this way. and of course u~ed g.-xt r.sny kind- of n"dirines. hut nothing .vs r.e r>.iief Frien:.s finxl.y persuaded rue ,,, " S~ 1t specific I noticed drcidrj imp ovemsnt while taking the first bO. iis. continued it's use until had taken als . ore dozen hO.,s. when | usd ns--.f sound and wrll sgaln. wi;h To sin of dis. es-s lrt' except stiffness. in n. har'.. rc ult of the er.s,,N as Wt.:e takIng the mv vdicire gaul"c on sn avsrsge two pound. or fssh per week. think 5 \. . valuable me,:icin.. and fr.4u,ntiy recomm, nal it tc m, Tri"n':s.
 Ur,te 70 the Sw. TT SPECIFIC Ca. 4 tun'a. Gx for Tresti~S on blood Altt kxlA Dissases, mailed Lrse to snyoae-
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

G.o. Bennett intrusted a valuable stsne t. all itinerant jewe day or t~" az" to hi:e polished; the fellow disappeared and s, liI the ge n. >he.itf Jugent Was missing shortly after, it IS very likely that Mir N;'- ,.els will b.ioy back both tir g >ne and the aan.
 D. Nj. Field w4. up at Antelope during he week and says that the canal is running b nk full and ever. one busy clearing aud piJughIug land.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

The noise ul..le oy lot druukei' lou.s every nisMis becoming tiresom', anl shouli ue stoppel. The town is on the up gra le and everything should 'e done to co'rtinue=iu that direction. TAe young men engaged i'll 'hr useless exercise of their lungs at unseemly hours of the night shoull either be sent home or loc&ed up.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

The sol'hern . ,lifpr'lia citra' belt is studded all over wi;h seni tropic glory, whil. that of tho north glistens with hoary frost, anl IS Sroun teh in substantial freezes. ! P~s tdrna St. P.
 So4le men never know wner. 10 keep their months shut.-Southern Cali fornian
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

The solution of the water prohlelr he arid regions of the west IS of sach a character as to deter prIva'r - .p;t,l from undertaking it. In every stance nsarfy, an im'n use outlay of money is required before any returl'
 ia.ever can be secured, while tn. iHculty of any single corporation or ,dividual obtaining titlc 10 any large req uf land makes ihe success uf suci
 scheme largely dependent on others .,ho may avail themselves of the laii'' at is to be reclaimed We're it pos i,l,. for an individual or corp prati"n Q secure "a large area of ground IL
 nsideration of developing T sutficielt. y..ter supply to ren,,cr 1t productive, thcre would h. an Incentive 60 make ,,. iriai.i Th,. lack oT iif!acrment, to-
 ''l"r VIII the 'uhc''r|aiii'y S"i'"u
 ns the dt'velopmt 1t of water supply .n large scale in any of the wes'. ".n territories, wal he sufficient to rrciule private enterprise from e''- ering this field, and unless th' a,idnaT government ,x:ends its ass's .nce years will elapse G;'fore at, thing will be accom- plished in Iir lre -,;;s.s.EHnnf ar,I .Tor,.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

It must be admitted as a settle fact that the question of silver curr''n cy in this country will take no back war ,teH. I. has survived one of tl' stron est anl most determined organ izel 6 forts that has ever been brDh2h to bHar upon any matter in the history of this country and it comes out Of the ba le, after d .ru<gle of tell year, .,nger aid ;uore firmly established than eyer.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

We have received d copy of the pam; Jet issued ny the :.A ntone irlI- gating company of which Hon. A. U. II ID rari; IS President. The comperv owns vtll ,hk. fau Is ilr San D'.rnariiDo cI1uty ant will soon have business bboming do viI' their way.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

Wlthiu the next three weeks tho SENTINEL will publish large. eigh p,rge edition, devoted to a con plete and extended description of the manifold resources, of Yuma Coan y. A l.rse nuaibrr of copies will be di, trlGuoed on the rains and sent to all parts Of che country. We trust tha the people here will give us their solid as W Il as moral support in this u
 der aking.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
Porsonai.
A. E. DE CORSE,
 County Treasurer

Nj. \. H. Frohlichstsir, of Mobile. Ala, writes: 1 take ! e-,t pleasure Tn recom- mendiug Dr. Krg's New Discovery r having used 1t for a severe IT tack of Bronchitis and Catarrh. It gave me instant relief and entirely cured ne aud 1 have not been affic:ed since. also beg te sts:e that 1 lad tried other remedies with no good result. Have also used Eiec' tri. Bitters and Dr. Kings New Life Pills, both of ,' hich can recommend.
 Dr Kilg's Ne Discovery f,r Consunp- tion, Co ghs and Trial bottles free at 4. Franks Sttr,.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

> Tie following, from thesTacson Citi- zen, applies with "q"d force to Yum . i the Ticson papers were to say any
 ..,ng in d certain line of goods beiu2 U leaper in the east than any are here, md aIvise the people to send to some y.stern city to make purchases, tlr partirs having these things to sell '"anld rise in arms at once. Yet, right il re in Tucson are business men who innl east for letter heads, -hill heads envelopes and other printed ma ter,
 1hile others use the rull,er stamp b"
 ..,use it is a little cheaper than tI., wnr.; can be done in d home printin. o ice in Tucson. These same men al. :reqnently among those who how londest an longest about patronizIn@ :.o.ne industry and h.ratc the pape' : f,r no: boo nins the town sutiicien' y to sIit t!le.r .ldv ncc,1 ideas. ConSis ency is gem that shines bright.
 whenever found."
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

Tie M,hlwk clnd will have the " ter running early next month; those who have land in the V alley which is not cleared had better he stirring arolnd and get to work: The land is valuable but will become more so if planted to frnits ar grain.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

If batter cnItinf-s to soar up to sl 10 in the shade, anl eggs resoluttly kick the bean at 50 cents per Gozen, i5 is hard to see why some of our ranchers don't hay three or four Jer- sey cows and two or three dozen old hens, and become al14. el ppnd.hoiders. '"Ileres millions il il.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

A large number of s~ttI''rs arrive here every day in search of land. They are not only delighted with our lovely climate but glai of the onpor- tuaisy ts secure few acres of Yuma Coun:Y's f..rtile lands.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

Town sites ~I,re che sale of liquor is -pe'v,ht'.l by . prohihitory clause in the de- Is, are com non enough in $ ,ltharn California, but it has re- m lired for man in San D:rsa c"un'y to iIy out town where the saie,of to- blc, Q, ,.s we'll As liJ tor, IS prohibited ; the same manner.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

Robt. Ruundtree has been appoint ea postmaster at Parker. Yn-ma c., Arizona, in pl,ce If J. r. Woods, de ceased. Edward Kimm.l w'ls -a3T1-r,' 2 ell nose,naster at this office NJ lrth 18th 1887. but | .elirad to <rFve.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
' Traasurer's Notice.

Yuma. .A. T. February lth 1888. Warrants oa the General Fund of Yuma County A. T p to and including " arrant No. 34 of 1873 will he ;said on presentation a. nv otfi ;e. Interest on called warrants ,iil cease at dare of publication and ii not presented in ten days, the funds OH hand il he use.l to ply the next in order Ot issue.
 A. k. DE C0RSE,
 County Treasurer.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

The $ Luis Globe i9amparat put lishas letter nrr2artiny to be d. cr;:tive "t the T"rrirO Id. Prison. Tn c1n nla;eatIon is remarkaGin in many r.spoe,s; the principal f;ature beir., .he spirit of exlgg.rA7ion and g!arin,. .c:lr.cy. T.,s writer of tn epistl- evlI .n ly ra.nvaI in:orrect ill formation, or probably he lows the sensational style go much that h. pre- fers to sacrifice truth than to give plain unvarnished facts.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

X Late Washington dispatch say
 hat A bill has been introduced b Stewar, (R.) of Nevada to amend th mining laws of the United States, b> providing that no person shall arq2'. .n re than one -miaing claim on tn: same vein, or relocate a claim whici, he ra~ previously located, and also r, qairing that 'eAIh patent for mining |. II shall reserve the TIE ht of wa! through or over any mining claim, f''' ioads, ditches, canals, cuts and tunnels for the working of o,iIer mines, prov; led the iA.n ss.,s occasioned th-reb.' all h;. assessed and paid for accoro' ing to lay.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

Ab3L5 nol-l i5I i 'rtain pApr'' paol,shad :.n anonymous letter makn .:cIsaJ.ol, against the monaoemen' If ah. TerritOrial Prison; tn" charges v~ e .liSprosel anl Ina fact SD publish 'd hI ahe newspaper which first printed he .bove:,nenrioned letter The enterpris- .ng editor of the .oit0sr B>Lt has just discovered that such charges were made and in an editorial. repeats tLe silly twlnll, which no one heli1vei f,,i, d mo n"nt. Mr. Editor goes tveh further in making use of some slurri g rem lrks aboat the SENTINEL. The Bsifs ,ttack is entirely uucall..d for and shos,. wh" are conducting that hinhl. moral Journal should undersi h.. wha, they are writing about before unjasi ly attacking either individuals or ns@s papers.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

The grcav aIrrcFd cahtl inG.t'ifJr- nia is comp. il is,2 nrttt '''r'-, COST sI,750,cOo and will irrisate>60o+: GO0,o0o acres Of Ia1I. Tn lt!e or rss:rvoir from which e!E c+ntl IS sup piled with wat"", ''HvAr4 SD 'tr's.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

Visitors te thi, piece should not fa'l to visit Mir. o. H. " !js' g.flen; hey viii find all kinds of r1f anl lus'ious vegetables growing in pr?fusion, show ing the possibilities of tAe soil even i'll th.. winter season.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18
of Yuma.

Tl,e proposition to r+sta"i;sh per maneutexi,ibit of fraits, l'w-rS and veg ,t..hlss from this place at the depot is meeting with mnch favor.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

Tn, hills ara car ,,ese l: Si5h v"r5i'r-&;;' the m.sqs ani arroyo~ tar.'e,ei with blight and swe,,t smelling vcrhrnaS, whilst the g.r.lens of this viIlasr-grow prettier day by day wit'I an increasing profusion of bad. ard h cSsoms. :. ..
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

Plenty of wat, :, .one wi dom and II Isetla wealth wifi is.:.i>e- SoIt h"rn Al! zena blossom li,ne r~se.
The Arizona sentinel., 1888-02-18

Sky. residents of Fresno County ,.eopfe*have located lands along th Colorado river and propose IoOm:ng