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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-21

Blue mass for torpid liver. castor oil for
constipation, other disgusting drugs for piles
dyspepsia, and sick headache, are being
surely banished from use by the sweet, fruit
like HAMBURG FIGS. Is cents. Dose.
one fig. Mack Drug Co.. N. Y. For sale
by NJ Mixer and c. B. Murphy.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-21
Tn. Bail Dog and Young

fanrg Ftaiherly on the way home from
seeing his best girl, encountered a bull dog
aud at on . Hmo nf al apple tree until
The resultant cold was speedily
cured by Alamso7's Botanic Cough Balsam
however, and he il again around
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-21
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When Bah va H4ct ". rnv. "a, c..,,-,>
when abe vAs . Child, she cried for ss,sr,.
when she became Aisa abe chung to CassoriA
WAsn shs bad chldrsn- she gave than cas "A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-21
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Know myself BY reading the Science u
LIS. tn best med,cal work ever Published.
Pr Nente s'' rsisate-sssd raep.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-21

The good old Vegetable Pulmonary palsam
Best known cure for Coughs Colds * Consamn
ton 'ienuine Cutler Bros. & Co, Boston.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-21
Do You Know 1t?

To perfect cure, you must remove the cause
WINCliESTER'S IYrOPHOsPHITEo of LIME and
SODA supplies the system with Oxydizable fhos.
phorus the deficiency Of which the proxnnie caus.
of consumption. OrCoughs. Bronchitis.
Weak Lungs, Night ~,v-sts. and ali Throat
Diseases, it is an unequalcd remedy sold by
Druggists. 81 per bottle. Recommended By PLY
sicans. Send for circular. vIsGHESTI.R
CO.. Chemists. 1872 William Street, y. Y.
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Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
NEr.Soy s40eS.
A ProfcNsioEnI EseG-ar. and Egcw he Worked Si-e
 r.aci1cf.

Lest night atolt eight o'clocl. an old man with one arm was arrested by
 Chief Gage for vaggancy. He had the appearance of beisg 8 tramp of the lowest orler. His pants came down just below ilis knees, revealing bc!wixt the lower cx;remities of either leg, ant a pair of number thirteen shoes, sun- burnt section of very thin shin. He wore a coat oi very thin coarse ma:eri- al lined on the inside with leather; on either side was pocket, while the space between the lining and outside of the coat Was not in.ersected by seams or other obstacles.
 On Wednesday morning the wearcr of the coat went to Chief Cages house and walking into the door said, Mrs. Gage, l want a dollar" The lady re- ferreI him tO her husband, whom she said could bc found on Allen street. He remarked flat hs dii not want to see him anl went away
 Meeting woman shortly .itecward he struck her for dollar and on her replying tha. she hal nothing but bill he replied that he could change it. He piled his vocation, going from house to house and picking up what he could until yesterday evening, when he was run into the city jail His coat was searched and the con tents of il woulI have started an en- terprisiag man ia ihc Yankee notion business had he possessed it. 4 five gallon buc!,c. was broUgh; ia and the contents of the wou!e..u! coat com pictcly fillci i: Spoals of threal, two bottles oi ink, one of macilage, two corkscrews, enc tack hammer, three peaLolderS, six pencils, two pocket books, three comhs, one package of hob nails, tlanl. books written irll Of ua;a.ellig;hic notes, Hii,araia hank book slIoaing crodi; 60 lis account, a paper showing Lis tide to l60 acres of land near RoScturg, Oregon, to- gether with pins, needles, etc, and last, but not least, two sacks of silver to $55. Nelson was locked up for the night and this morning vas let out to ,inl an attorney to de- lend him against the mighty arm oi the law, which he maintained was rot ten to the core. He had traveleJ through Mexico and sail he Was ot his way to Oregon to visit his dauglt ter.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
G. A. kc.

The secoud annual encampment ot the Department of Arizona, Grand Army of tke Republic completed the business before it to-day a. l o'clock, says the Tucson Citizen. Everything was harmonious and the best of feeling prevailed throughout the entire ses- sion.
 Despite the muddy streets ,ley were out early this morning. The contest between Geo. l.. Coats, of Pnenix, and A. B. Sampson, of Tucson, was being energe,icalIy carried on in P sri-it cl friendship by the fricrcs 0! each. Nci- ther of these gentlemen were making any effort to secure lho position, lcav- ing tLe matter entirely with their friends. Tie ccniest was very close and resulted in the election oi MF. Sampson bv enc vote.
 The following officers were cltctcj for the ensuing year: 4. 3. Sampson oi Tucson Department Commander; J. C. Creamer, of Fhenix, senior vice commander; J. L. Guthrie, chaplain; 1; J. L. Wharton. medical director; J. II, Campbell, 4. E. Ligllhizer, Mir. Greg ory, Geo. Haxwor!h, and \. F. Love, commission of administration John M. Jones, delegate 10 the national en- campment, and J. M. Ward as alter nate. (.
 Tombstone was selected ;:s the place for the next annual encampment O.. tEe department: on the first Monday in March. 1890.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
A Hard Couasry.

From Sheriff Slaughter, who re- turned from sonora, the PRosPEcroR
 learns that the country never looked 50 utterly destitute as it does at pres ent. He stopped in Hermosilla and
 Magielina and pronounces the out look fer the Ielr future to be moi very fiatiering. The cause of the hard times, he says, is due to the low prices ruling for grain of all kinds and the impossi5iiity of the producers to realize anything for their crops. Flour is selling for $S.T5 pc. carga, which is 800 pounds, and wheat is hard 10 got iii of st 75 cents per hun drei pounds. Flour ono year ago was worth$lS pe- carga of eco pounds, CT SS per hundred, and ihe present price ruling of S2G0 per hundred is cer- tsinly wonderful drop. The cause, Mr. Slaughter was informed, was due % sill more remarkable fact. and one which is hard 10 understand un- less it is an immense scheme to cor nor the Sonora w!cat market. X French house doing business in al! of the large cities of Sonora, backed ny cnlimi!ed capital. has shigpeiilto the country 3,O00, 0,000 pounds oi California flour which has been pat on tlie mar ket at a very low price and being oi superior quality has taken the place ot the domestic article and forced the holders of tie local supply to sell at any figure they are ab!6 10 get.
 The mos; startling Tar: of ike i'm mcnse deal as told 10 3ir. Slaughter and which i, vouclied for by the peo-I pie with whom he talked, is the open assertion tbat the firm p2ii the govern ment $25,0O0 10 admit the flour, and about q half million dollars worth 0! sugar, without the formaliiy oi exact a duty.
 IL is asserted that this amount of money was given a bribc, and that. the duty on i: had il been collected would have been over half million dollars.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
IIo~ Tssey Appear.

The Star will wager that the Grand Army eacampmen., now assembled in Tucson, is made up Of the handsomcst lot O. gentlemen ever assembled to- gcther in Arizona. They would look splendid on dress parade, and they havo good stuG in them as well. Captain Cramer, of Phorix, is admitted to be the handsoinest man of the eEcamp- mcn.. Col. Zabrosl;ie the smartest, and 4. L. Grow the most sedGte. But they are all comrades and stick io- gether like burlccks in q bell wcalher's fleece.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
SOzscc.

To tEe patrons of the Pony Saloon, ! wonli again call your attention to tie fine linc oi goods now on hand at the old stand, consisting of Hill & Hills fine nand-mad Sour Mash Bour- bon Whisky, spring of so, Guckcn- heimer and Ripy Straight Ryes, spring Of 'S3, the finest goo,.s ever brought to Tombstone. I also keep on han.l q it'll line of California Brandies, Wines. &c., Tom and Jerry, Hot Sco,ch, Spiccl New Englarl, Santa Croix and Jamaica Runs, all made in tie finest ani latest style. Ny Carma and Rev Wes; ChipPics are made expressly for me and canno: be beat for the price anywhere. St. Louis Lager Beer on draught. J. II. CAMrsELI,
 II II tt Proprietor.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
G,sat 'Ki:ey Bid.

The Tucson Citizen published dur ing the meeting of inc G. A. k. in that city the personnel of some of the del egates, among thc1i tho following members from Tombstone:
 4. l.. Grow when the war Lroke out was q hrst-class fireman on tlle C $. fri.a;e Niagara and hal shipped for the purpose ot eScoriing the first cin- bassy to Japan from this country When he returned war lad been Ge- ciareI and he remained in the service, going to the Gulf in 1862; continued in the navy throughout the war; after the war came to the Pacific Coast and was mustered out in 1868; came to Arizona in 1875.
 J. II. Campbell was first in the nafF on the stcem frigate Columbus ;f nd afterwards on the gUnboat Alba.7o.s; {; afterwards in the Thirteenth Regi- ment oi Veteran Reserve Corps; mus tered out December, 1865; came 10 Arizona in lSS0.
 J. ". kelsoe enlisted in 1862 in the Second Colorado Volunteers; was in Missouri and Arkansas chasing bush whAckers mostly; then went to the plains anI was discharged in 1865; came 10 Arizona in 1879.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
STOLEN GssDDS.

after By Thunder" ''Go to Haiifas," and other expressions used Ly Engs fish sailors.
 Society" in New York is composed of only 400 people, and Chauncey De pew isn't enc of them. He is proba- ply very glad of it, or ought to be.
 A Buffalo paper says i; there is any annexation feeling in Windsor it has heen induced by Detroit money. Bui- ialo papers sometimes Iii: the nail on the head.
 The London Standard says that millions of dollars have been spent on tie heathcns of China by European missions, and it dolbts if $100 benefit has thus far come from it.
 An English joker tool; down the calendar in a business office and hunE up one two years old Dates for i'm porJsnt papers were taken from i. and a loss of $30,000 was the result.
 The latest estimate of the coal sup ply of the world gives us fuel for the next S00 years, by which time some genius will have invented . way to make one corncob heat biz house Nor week.
 The Courier-Joarnal says that Bis marck is rrosably not aware tina; one 0: the streets of Louisville bears his name, and that no American or other hogs are allowed to run on that tIor- oughfaro.
 1, In lately published story lool; for boys the author has boy F years old capture three burglars, save four persons from drowning, discover and put out fire, save ,i'y from inun- dation and find $50,G ,G0J in an alley.
 \ Colorado paper learns that q sis ter of Guitcau, the assassin, has Trit- ten novel entitled "The Stalwarts, or Who Was to Blame:" We don't know; but imagine it is the people who consented to publish her book.
 'Is Love . Failure?" How on earth any man who has ever strained the ob- ject of his affections to lis heart and printed kiss on the enI of her nose can ask tha: question is a sumner. One might as vel! asI; ii eating was 3 failure.
 Farmer Johnson, oi Ohio, was look ing for 8 visit from Whi-c Caps, and when tramp Smith knocked at the door st midnight i00 bird shot wen; whizzing into his system and beyond. He may live bat Ee will be more caU- tiors in future.
 As to executing criminals by cleo tricity New Iorl, paper observes: "W'hile the originaiors of the ridicu- lous new capital punishment law are figuring On some method Of carrying 1t out the legislature can afford desira- ble relief by repeating the law" 1.-TWO hours after Edward Homer, of FChicsgo. had married Nellie Spencer he asked her if she liked lo5stcrs. She said sine didn't, and they had a discus sion which Tesul,edin blows and q sep \ aration. Nellie should have liked eyen 9 whale'to please her newiy-made husband.
 Henry Jackson applied to the WAT den of Joliet prison the other day to bc taken in for five years and when the warden refused his reiues. he went to lawyer to sec about getting nandamus to compel him 10. He says he stole horse twenty-five years |. ago and is entitled 10 6 term in prison
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

The normal school at Tempe is rs- ported by Hon. c. M- Strauss, who was there this week to be in flourishing condition. Many improvements are being made; new out houses have been erected, and the building repainted The grounds are also being beantitied and 100 young trees have been order cd. The attendance is about the same as last year, averaging about twenty students.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
FEs8Eg' TRg.Es.
Two. T Tssss-ssss.ssss fs3S.. sa :.
Two.
GfE .'gui. .rcc..

Frnit trees. two, three and four year o!d. Umbrella, Mulberry. Peach. Pear. Apricot, Apple, Fig. Plum, rruues. Nec;arines, X Almond. Japane-e Persim- mon, English Walnut. Pomeerauate, fruiting; iwo-year old Gmpevines. Gooseberrios. Raspberries; 900 Rose
 bushes. S5 different varieties: Lilac, Carnaiion PiEks, Mock Orange. Mag. nulia, Pomegraneie lowering, Honey sack.e.. Lily of the Valley. Expresses. CleIna;is; Passion Vines. Dopb.c Ca
 melil, aud many other plants received from California, for sale by William Praucl. corner of Second and Fulton streets, Ton. bstoDo, A. T. 1-2 Gn
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
z .zocra for PIcaE County.

The Bonanza Company" has se- cured the control of the Silver King mine, and, although all the olic.Heers were reelected, Mr ". $. Lyle has been made the general manager, and will exercise the exclusive control os the property. This company viii work the property to make money, and if i, cannotsbe made ou; oi the mine Il vii be made out of the stock. It is also rumored that 1t is negotiating for the ReymeIt group of mines at De Noon, and ii successful it viii erect very ex- tensive works on the Gila river and construct a railroad from the mines 10 the mill, aud inaugurate grand sys- tenn of development that will sustain large towns both at the mines and the mill. It now looks as though a lively impetus will be given 10 mining mat ters in Pima, county that will prove to i be beneficial to the country and its
 people.-Enterprise.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
tD srtcrsst:.- Cuse.

h great .ncss has leen stirred up by ihe boarI Of supervisors oI Apache county hy the election oi one of the newly-elcc;ed members 10 ;he chair mansi,ip of the board. The hold-over member Of the board maintains that he is ly virtue si Lis office chairman oi the body, Jut the other two nicmf hcrs thought differently and elected one plassinglm chairman. Tho vd
 liiity of tl!e warrants signed by tlfe nov chairman are 60 be tested and the result vill bo watched with inter- cs! by those who are interested in county affairs in this county, where a l, inilar proceeding was gone through win, but which excited no comment.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
E'erv:a s:!oanemce.

Press me closer, all my own. Warns my he;.rt fer thee alone. Every nerve responsive thrills. Each q ess m eng fills; Rest and peace in vain l crage, la ecstacy live, thy slave; Dower'I with hope, Tish rromise bles. Thou Gost reign upon my breast; Closer still, for ! am thine, Burns thy heart for thou art mine; Thou the message, l the wire, I the furnace. thou the fire; l the servant, thou the master Roaring, red-hot mustard plaster.
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Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

The Daily Report of San Francisco says that it has reliable information that the greatly advertised Harqua Hala bonanza is fraud. In this con nection it warns the people of Cincin- naii agains: a swindle that is being prepared for them under the name ol San Maguil Gold Mining Co. of Lower California.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
l. cessumr.iza raeur.sls,

Read the following: NIT c. II. Morris Newark Ark ssys: ''ITss dowa viih a5cess of iI,i.Ss aI:d friends and iiys c-aiis Ir;'.I'lsiioe tncra. oie c5Issuraptiye. Eegss t-Gizg i.r Kings Sew nfscovsry for Consumption. f"s- riy Bird bottle and aDs =oie Co oversee tto work EIy fsr.n. ;t Is tho finest laosiici3e ever made '
 Jesse -siid6icwart. Decatur Ohio, says: Had # not bcun fer uE. Eingf \. v .sct tve.y fer Con ssmptioa l would have died of iuug :ToGi,.cs. Was given ID by doctors. .I1 in best (: hsaith." TTy i,. sample bottles fr.e at J, Tooss Drug Stors.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
The Palace Hotel is now better Una

The Palace Hotel is nov better than ever prepared to accommodate the.pub- lie. The only two-s.ory hotel in the ely. First class in every respect and furnished t:,rougliou; in elegant shape. Toughnut and Fifth street. Visitors 10 Tombstone should ask 10 be left at inc Palace.
 i2-22i MRS. DSsTIAy, prop-ietress.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
iG: Fer,sy.

4 fra,ae house, corner Bruce and Third street, three rooms and kitc!:cn. Apply to Mrs. Harry Cock, next door to corner. t
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

Horace Mann, the proprietor of ;le Mansion House at Bisbee has leased the same 10 Louis Vidal for term ot one year at monthly rental of $225 per month. This is considered the finest rroperty in the Copper Camp, and is elegantly fitted up.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
E.Ecay ,SGube-2.

Thc fol;Owing arc the first eleven numbers drawing prizes in ;he Louis:- ana Lottery, Jan 15:
 5SS2, 7S555, 20i65, >2a5G3, i7032 62657, s2l46, 4O7S9, 9lI27, 2013o 66z5I.
 The following numbers drew S1 ,OoC each: 40gi7, 74,950, i0,154 6204S 79,227, Gl l,4c9, 9S,9S5, 794l7, 21,72s 99.6SG, 2s,3sG, 26,G68, 2,5s7, 960Gd 64,123, 74,59s, S5,99G, G2,3G9, S6,943 2S,57S, 74,sS2, sl ,246, s5,573, 36,95I.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
For s;e;c CT Bent.

Two houses and lets, corner of Bruce and Stl streets, separately CT together If Apply to SC. BaaG.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

Wilson kocn, tie professional tramp, was fined g. and costs il the Recorders Court tllis afternoon, and left town. It has been aScertained that he has pal, , strong robust man, who acts as the old mans banker.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
HOTEs. ARRIVALS.
SAN JOSE HOUSE.

Peter Roland, Graham county; Sam Ashley, San francisco; John M- John s:on, Aspen, Col; Geo. Drew, Lead vile; Miss Burnes, Disbee; Joe Lr' c;n, Bisbee; Lem Clark, Bisbee.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

Mrs. F.. o. Mcclure breathe1 her last at Fairbank yesterday. The hus- band of the deceased has the heart felt sympathy of the community in the hours of lis terrible grief.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

The school house at Springcryille burned down on the night of ihe Sth inst The fire is supposed to have ori- ginated from q wooden box in which the ashes from the stove were thrown
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

Three of the parties engaged iii the killing in Graham county have been arrested, and bound over to appear be- fore the grand jury, and are in jail. There aIe four more men 10 be appre- hended. Those under arrest arc Mex jeans.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
We are under obligations to Allel

We are under obligations to Allen C. Mason, of Tacoma, for a book des- crip.iye of Puget Sound and vicinity. Beside being a work of art it is filled with valuable information regarding the northwestern country. + you de sire to learn anything of that rapidly growing country write to him.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

T. J. White, representing H. J. Sad dler, of San Francisco, has commenced suit against Stock Sarlan and D. J. Rankin for s26S claimed to be due him.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
For SaEe.

1 paTior set, ash led-room Sci. carpets, dining groom and kitchen fur ni;ure. For further particulars apply at this office. l-li-Iw
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

Sam McClaren accompanied by n deputy sheriff went down 10 Fairhsnk this morning to look after some blsi- ness affairs.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

Ben Baron has disposed of his house and lois on tEe Charleston road to Dave Thomas for a consideration oi $50.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

Gove.nor Zulick owns three hundred acres of Alfalfa land in Marieopa county.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

G. G. Berry has appealed the case of his against Ward Priest on uote of $l00. A decision was rendered against the plaintiff in the justices court.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
E:Cn SHE.

Th, nev slspe? plant cn which the P1asgeeior was for- merIy pTin:ed, CO.'S s.i'.s of l Washington L.ni pFees. type, aad Hsecs 'ary material for tIe printing of q c-column foI;o; also i Gorden Jobber, 1 plow Pa?cr catser, .k.ee .m- posiag s:snes. 70 .crs, mo ds, etc.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

D. A. Bennet, of Michigan, has sued Bob Crouch for $3S0, claimed to be due him on the sale of team of horses and wagon
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

Miss Clara Folz, the lady lawyer oi San Francisco. is in Tucson. Hope she will conclude to settle in Ari- zona.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

As evidence of prosperous times it' might be mentioned that a game Oi quoits was the attraction on Alleu' street to-day.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

Four drummers came in on the coach today.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

Arnold's Wool Yard and Express Wagon. Orders left ct Walkers cigar store or Fits store promptly attended to. c IT. ArEoli, corner Eighth and Saf;ord streets. II GT
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

Sheriff Slaughter returned from So nora yesterday. He bonded yalua- ble mining property while there.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

A sea bath a home can ie lad ly buying a package oi Ti,man's Sea Salt at Yonge's Drug Store. F !I
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

Ex-Justice Shearcr is in Phenix on his way to Prescott.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

An immense los of ncw gOols in the line of wall paper, cToakory and Glassware just received at Bagg's.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

lo,030 rolls all new patterns wall papers and borders, jus! received a. Bagg's.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

Take you prescriptions 10 YoBge's Drug Store. T. If
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

T. ". Harris was joined in bonds of matrimony 10 Miss Annie Burnes by the Rev. John Knox last evening in this city.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

Joseph Co!Iwater has purchased the large warehouse belonging to L. Zeck- endori e Co. ct Benson.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

Fresh RaEch Bal:cr rom tue ranck Q. T White aiWSlcoiP sh Sore. 5.sf
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

The snow is ten inches deep in Prescott.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
LOCAL NOTES.

At the Pony, Clam Juice. Try it2sti
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18
More 'aro,.i,ic.

TeT More trouble is brewing between tht cattle and sheep men in ApacAe county. On Tcosiay last cowboy dressed and painted ike an Indian, and after many threats of dis,oGgInent made a descent upon eome Mexican herders in tlic employ O. Don Pedro Montana, killing five and wouncing one. One cowboy named Pedro CaE- dolario was Killed. The wounded Mex iean is being packed in on horseback Pedro Montana with an armed force has gone to the rescue and protection of his herds and hcrders.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

Jo5 Wo'k neatly cresAtea at Ehis e5fne.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-18

zona.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1889-02-28

HENDERSON, N. c.,

Is the place to sell all Bright Tobacco for the
Highest Prices known for years. Read the High
Prices made at Coopers within the past few days.
They stell the tale,' and we defy any house or
market in North Carolina or Virginia to equal
them. Now, gentlemen, you must show up or
shut your racket.