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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-21

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-21

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srsas.asase sssez.sisyn fsxsn ia. ssssaxAs
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-21

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-21

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= :. y 9 Z. -. Z : - Z q.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-21

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-21

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-21


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f.~ua g1ENE-~srNsg NfsBEn Assex<.
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4 private saHsf2y, tee h3ssess f-gm ssSt
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T~aE RENT - Al<bEY FURNISHED
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4 sssses. hes~esR ss<1a4 ara TAIsa
sssssass ~ a sxz*n 80 az xs~sss ne ter
ssesas ss5ssss- ass@asse = M~ issa sSssst
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80 Sszia<a2fiz o 9e-sI sFasa SID sic.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-21

Mr. b 3 Briggs, 81 Dexter Hersssn a ia
fsszlkers. sss essct4fs s~srs.sary 81 shs Hon
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= - -, --..sss5x - ns.erz 80
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sssss- szs@zrs - sAsrses X fsxa<xss'si.
rxss1a 3. F<s@asss sssa<r
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INNINGS q wteEgaSHAN. Az III.
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Ma - sss zass d ~ eex. s~3sasG Saxr svssre
s&ssxs 49, s&ss4 sssysxs ~eatsss ~ esA
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w so sks4lp q q q - Sc te 49, Trassssl-s
4 Fssaes. sseksre suesn II Hafke h5A /
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-21

zgE 8AIElT Sill ssTfEg FOR SALE
j for sea days ssse faTBsyafz ASH axslaess
~ she F1Hst bgiEse. szssls~s seessnts srsss
Hise streets. Or s-.as9 eekh. Hsis EsFe
sanc seHss issss. tosl<s nssassF ss1sBsssss
AZ q sfasIs4sEa AGssse. Apps 20 L. IL fsgsi
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knsh<EsreSs ~ III $500. ]:
Paid sp C 80 - 3:
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
MINED STATES oFEIcERG

I-nitei States Mlrsh4l-W. h. Mcsd. United states Deputy NGGshsl-H. D. JaalT wood
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
NOTICE OF FcEFEIrURE.
BONANZA NINE.

ITO WINFIELD s. SALMON. His HEIRS
 1 OT cus:
 Yol are hereby no5ii-I by the undersigned. vour co-oEner in the BpaanEa mining c' aiH;, -i;- UAts ID tAc Tom5st1re n.ialr. district, i;i tHc coluty of Cochis-, Territory Of Arizona, ttat D. la. cNpcrded th- sum Ot one hundred c' lsfs in inc peffornsBvs of the annual wo.E i3- tl ye11 1Sss required hy the laSs c! Con=rcr- to 59 e. formed 90u a q clam tD hold tIg -arc-.
 You have fii ed 10 cOluihatc your prsp 'tito5 Of tlc expenditures rrg-ircd by -sciiO- -s-i or the Revised SI<tGI,- of ths trirei Se-cs t1 hr m adc upon ssi Ia ln ,o- the year iS--- Ea. sum d1e from you fo ILe undersigned. you cp-Osr.e- it sGid T .in. e yOEr pro DOT lon or tut 'noncy- cxyeudcd by him upol Said aiM O. above sci form, 's th'ry three dollars and ihlr-l -.hr,e c.ni- for which yol arc coiinqI ns tt ihs ceie oi thi. notice.
 You. 70 1T hers s1i as,i yrs, arc hereby notified that if yoi -h b1lf .t;l or reiusc to cO1tr1u your proportion or the above eNpen3,-arc wiihin ninety day zf-er ths ptbl.cEi.ua of ihiz notice once A E-sk fyr niHc,y day.. ypar ilterr-t in the said Bon GnTE Einc will prcoma the P-sle-f. os your co-owne-. thc undersigned, who resides a. the city oC TBmbstoGe. CccI,se cJGLiy. 4. T.
 Dated -nuE.y lJ, lss3. isFS,
 lanl5-sJ4 NILLlAA HEREIN ".-
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
F0n SALE.

The TRcv spager plant OD which tl;e ProspeciCP was fer meriy printed, consisting oi 1 Wssain@t3n: hand pFess' ty pe. a.d necessary material for the printing Of 6 G-c1lGmn fol:a: also 1 Gordon JobtcT, l blow papcr cutter. three i'm posing stones, rollers, m0!ds' etc.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

TUCSON LAND OFFICE. Receiver Fred. V. Smith. Regis.cr-A. D. DuN
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

SUPREME COURT. Chief Justice-jt jtmes II Wris hf. Associate Jl.t!ces w ". Po.trr, W. II. Barncs.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
DISTRICT COURT

DISTRICT COURT. Jud,e First sudlci' Disirict-W. II. Barnes Judge Sec.nd Jud. cisl District -Wiilaa %. TO-t'r. Sudg. Taird Judicial Dis,Iict-Janos II WT.ght.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
VEcIr5rfcd are tEnsc kh trIn re.d LII. md fhcn

act; thcy will find honorable employment that will not take them from thrir homes ant families The profits gre laisc and sure for every industrious person, many have made and are now mai.inG several ,.undred dollars a mouth. IL Is easy for any one Co make g. and upwards Der day. who is will ing to work Either sex young OT old; cap ital no, needed; VIC stsrt you. EFeTyihisc new. No snecisl ability fequii ed; you
 reader, can do it as well .. aBy one. Nrije 10 us at once for fGll particulars, ~liich NC mail free Address Stinson Ss Coz Portland, Mainc. 256D
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

The only award of merit for trusses,
 1887 was captured by Seeley
 < Co. There were over siXty-eight e, mretitoEs. If
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
NOTICE oF. F0RFEiTCi:E.-- -
GsLESA MINE.

vI,O WINFIELD $. sALaON. HGssHEIBs II or Lrsi-us:
 You a.e hereby notiE by The undersigned tha she hse ex pended be sum of tUeHiy- -.ve dollars in performing t8s portlJa uf the an uai work fo- tine year 1858, wl.ica you a- cn-cwte CT iu the tialena mi-iT- c'aim. situate iu He War Ten mining dl-lT.c-, tCcIiss cOsGty, trGa Territory are required by law 70 e-peE: ar- laily upon said nire. The whole -Im eXr"- Cra for labor ard im pTovcn.e.-t- npOE snd c'lisl f'r tir year i5S5 Oriug ono aGni-ed cCil r-, acc you h4sa failed tp coairIbate ycrr pr 20 t,nn oi -1!d e1- penditare Gs r@qGirrd hy srct tpn z5ss cl lhc lae viscI Slstutes oT t,le C Est S'E.r-.
 The sum due from yor e y.... -2.d coc7g- c- for the annual wsrk EpO1 sad G-i~na r1ii-il tlai3 f1Y the ycaf iro1 iH t..cil tyT- dy!.-r- tnsf h-1 Tie s1r Tor aEic1 you are ds!lsg.cbt Ht the cate of this nctic".
 YoI yoar heirs -nd assjgn'. arc hereby noi.fed ina, if yoa o- they ssOEl1 isIl or rs:.-s 70 3oa tribIte ySar proportion of the Hb vs fS SJeEoiiule to-wit: the ss;. Ss t-cuty-fye daa1Ts. Wit-in ninety days af tie publ ca io1 Ci tL,' notice tE le.si ones week for nia-ty days ii. ta!- Iews- paper, tue same being the usw-prp7r puLE-sed neares: the said e,iai yO1T ia;c-,s u ssid c.a r will become the property cf yorr c--oUacr- q c undersigned, ysO hIs mafe inc Ie.{alr-d vx D. ture ard who resiGcs st BisJ-e, 4. T.
 kDated January ij. lss3. -
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PRESCOTT LAND OFFICE. eCeiver-p J. sullivan Rssieter-E. Burccs-.
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e1r,yo1yzro AGENTS

Ec DAKE room G5' AiCrchsnt ExchFf'-.e. San Francisco. is our Au;horiZed Agent for California GE0. P RSwELL S O., 10 Spruce st., New ys-k.
 \ " AVER < SON, Philadelphia.
 tI transactions nlsde by the above named per. so1s. will be complied win at therPkoSrE- Ok oAoe.i
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

SHUDE"S CURE VIII inn eiisir! y--Tei;'yr Group. Whoopipg CoIghie esnas .Dg0nci.itis. For sale by.J. You.e.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS. Collector, Tucs 5u-T. II. B.i>.ol.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
JAMES MEANS < O., fl Lincoln St., Boston, Mass.

Choice brands of butler and chee}a at Hoefei's s the pioneer grocer, on Ere mont and Fifth streets. E2
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

f.yTYE D STD ---- X, f-T--.f c-- rfa Q. esrr. : h4O ! <A& ~--l~ fS5sss4t Cor E.-7Ts--7. .c- advorts ing ss-rzu tfc 5-nr- c. VII src gacr7
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23

Salt pickels, 5a con:e..a gallon. al Wolcott's Cash Store.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-02-23
TOMBSTONE PR0SPECT0R
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.

TERRITORIAL OFFICERS. CovernOr-C. N. Zulick Srcretary-Jaincs A Buysrd. Uaitcd Slstss Atiorney-ONen J. Rouse Aulifor-J. ]. liaNki AttOr1ry tiensfol--j. H. hCsh. Surveyor Iiencrsl-Jo. II. hise- Treargrer-C. R. Flo ter SG9-:ipteEdeAt of Pgbic Instruction v. M. Sirsuss.
 Deir.ste 10 Congress M. X. smith Sup-riEier0eE, Q! Territorial PrsOn-J0hn Y Behal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-23
YOUNG NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.
They Cheer David b. Hill and Laud
Grover Cleveland.

The state league Of democratic clubs met at
the Hoffman house, New York, yesterday with
full representation from all parts Of the state.
The speech Of welcome by President Arnold Of
the Young Mems democratic club of New
York was responded to by Mr.. Thacher, who
dwelt upon the motives and benefits of the
clubs composed Of young men. He urged the
necessity of holding meetings throughout the
state in advocacy of tariff reform. Mr. D. G..
Griffin, Chairman Of the state executive COM
mittee, was selected to preside over the con-
ventiou.
Mr.. Barton 8. Weeks of New York announced
that it was rumored that Gov. Hill was in the
hotel and moved that a committee be ap-
pointed to find him. committee was APP
pointed with instructions to seek out the gov
ernor and escort him before the convention
After a short delay the committee returned
escorting the governor. His appearance was
greeted with loud cheers, the delegates receiv-
Ing the chief executive Of the state standing
Gov. Hill made a speech, in which he said:
1.-The longer the present administration con-
tinues in power it will be shown how Just and
right was the administration of President Cleve-
land. Loud cheers. President Cleveland
fulfilled the expectations of his party He
conducted the government with an eve to the
public good
A letter was read from ex-President Cleve-
land. The resolutions adopted by the league
favor ballot reform and approve the plan for
that purpose suggested by Gov. Hill is his veto
of the Saxton bill. and it congratulates Grover
Cleveland for the wisdom and bravery with
which he fought for the tariff reform and true
democracy in 1887 and 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-23
THE TRI.ATLANTEANS.
They are Royalty Treated in Chicago
and Go On to Milwaukee,,

Secretary Blaine telegraphed Minister Ro-
nero at Chicago yesterday that rumors had
reached him that Mr.. Curtis was conducting
the delegates to the international congress SO
rapidly in their tour that they were weary and
would prefer to abandon further Sightseeing.
A meeting Of the visitors was held and tele-
gram was sent to Mr.. Blaine stating that the
rumors referred to in his message were with
out foundation; that the enthusiasm Of the re-
ceptions was increasing and was equaled only
by the appreciation of the guests.
The tourists during the day visited Marshall
Fields gigantic establishment, where 1000
clerks are employed; the board of trade build
ing, where they were received by President
Seaverns; the far-famed auditorium, Stude-
bakers carriage repository and the Chicago
worlds fair headquarters. Here there was a
general discussion of the proposed Chicago
and Tampa fast-freight road. In the evening
there was banquet at the Grand Pacific. The
floral decorations consisted of a map of the
western hemisphere in masses of flowers stud
ded with incandescent electric lights A rail-
road train made of flowers and illuminated
with electric lights was another Of the decora-
tons. Gov. Fifer bade the guests welcome,
Minister Romero responded, and numerous
speeches were made. The visitors are in Mil
waukee TODAY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-23
A Mortal Joke.

In the province of Klangsu, China, near a
temple, is boys school, While the teacher
was cAisd away one day all the boys except
one, with the intention of playing a joke on
the teacher, hid in empty cofins that were in
the temple. The boy who was to act as senti-
mel had hardly closed down the lids over the
five boys when the schoolmaster appeared.
Answering the teachers question the sentinel
said bis comrades had gone to heaven, their
bodies now being in the collins. The teacher,
fearing the joke might have been carried too
far, raised the lids Of the coffins and found in
reality all Eve boys had died from suffocation.
The sixth boy, being now thoroughly scared,
started to run, when the teacher overlook him
and whipped him to death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-23
HEAVY Gnos GnA1s BLACK SILKS.

sFECiAL CASH bargains Toe, S11fc, 81. S1.25.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS sl.5o.
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS: Cashmere tlalds and
Cashmere Stripes all pure, fine, French wool extra
WIDE, double width, CASH bargain 5Sc.
HANDSOME FRENCH SAfEEN COMFORTS, in
ROYAL FRENCH SERGE, in ali colors. all pure
hne WOO, Vile double width CASH bargain 3s1xc
Heal value soc.
EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS. 75c
VALUABLE PliESENTS for Cash Customers
Select ole OF the following presents with purchase
OF 20: pair VI large-slze Damask Towels, worth 70
cts Halt dozen Fine Dalask Napkins, worth 2sc
. Pa'r o. Slk Embroidered Corsets, 75c.
CAkTElS Cash Store,
III MARKET SPACE.
NO CREDIT but the very lowest prices for cash.
HEAVY WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, immense size
special Cash bargain SIS.
FRUIT OF The LOOM Cotton, yard wide SIC
LADIES, BltOADCLOTH. pure wool, one yard and
hall WIDE, S71Sc.
AANDsoME CLOTH PLAIDs one yard and half
wide, pure wool, special CASH bargain, soc.
EXTRA HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 75c SIC Al
HfAiNSipsoME khOCADE SILKS, SIC. 81 el.25.
%, 3d. as, ~. so. W. ~"
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customer.
Select one OF the following presents with apurchsse
q SiO or more: Lcrge-slze Handsome BRIDAL
Q1iit. worth Sl5O; Dozen Zine Danssk Napkins
worth Sl5O or two Pairs OF LArge-slze Fine DsmasE
AoMeis, Mortn 9l.oO. ocl7