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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-04-11

An Ohio man found in his family
bible a check on the old Farmers and
Mechanics bank of Steubenville, dated
Dec. l9, 1921. There are many valu-
able things in the bible, If its p0ssessor
would only search the book.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-04-11

The young ladies of Kansas town
got together and decided that they
would send their beaux home promptly
at 10 O'Clock. The hoys are on the strike
and the girls are said to he weakening.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-04-11

III ONO Treatment for all Chronic Diseases
"A especially those vi the Nervous System and
Lungs, Prompt personal attet tim 10 all inquiries.
Address with stamp, H. A. Mnmaw. NJ, D., HON.
eOpHthisi. Orrvile, Ohio dec 6 SS-lyr
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-04-11

HOGS-Fair to good. 81 75aS5 O5; mixed
packing, 81 s5D5 10; heavy to choice, 81 90N
ASS S
-Choit,e to extra shipping, SO 3A
20; mixed, 81 4603 90; stockers and feeders.
50 4Ud3 so.
SHEEP Common to choice, So F5Se5 60
= LAMBS-S4 75laR 40
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-04-11

Receipts of wool the past week: 2. 1865 bales
domestic and 1858 bales foreign; sales 996.SOO
pounds domestic and SS3,2OO pounds foreign.
Quotations: Ohio xxx 35c, do Xxx 3S@3lc.
do X a2c, do No. ! 36037c, Michigan x 3Ic.
Michigan No. 36c, fine Ohio delaine 3GN37c'
Michigan delaine S4c, unmerchantable
26c, No. l combing Ohio 39c, No. combing
Michigan 3sc. unwashed Ohio 22623c, do
Michigan 2l@22c, Kentucky ss-blood combing
3lc, Kentucky A-blood combing 3Oc,
Missouri ss-blood combing zoe, Missouri n.
blood combing 27p2oc. Texas fine II months -
@23c, do do to months 1S@22c, Texas
medium IL months l8a2ic, do do 6 to s
fall medium 19a23c, Georgia % lG29c, California
Northern Spring free 22@25c do Southern
Spring free l3Gl7c, California bury and defec-
tive lltGl2c, free fall 1SD2lc, Southern fall l20
l6c, Eastern Oregon ordinary l50l7c. do do
choics lS62lc. Valley Oregon No. 25a36c, do do
No. 2 a6c, do do No. 324d25c, Territory fine
lS@lSc, do fine medium lsQ2sc, do coarse I7@
l9c, Kansas choice fine 1SlG2lc, do medium 2i1
&c, Montana fine choice 23c, do average aOG
2lc. fine medium choice 22024c. do do average
2iM22c. medium choice 250?7c, do average 70
@23c, low lSd2Oc, Maine supers 42ll44c, east
ern A 3f636c, eastern B 3S937c western supers
29@2Sc, combing pulled 3siD43c, extras 30033c.
Wontevideo 299b30c, Australian cross-bred 40
@42c. Australian combing 37@4lc, Australian
clothing G54Oc, Cape 28D28c.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-04-11

CATTLE-Prime. 81 0504 So fair to good,
e sSga sSg ~ common common g 5ops 50; stockers,
HOGS - PHILADELPHIA S. 10: mixed
IS 90 heavy hogs, s. co. pigs and York.
ers, $5 O00b 10; common to fair, S. 05la5 10:
grassers and stubblers, 81 1895 IS.
SHEEP : Prime, $5 25lp5 IS; fair to good,
"a 5095 90; common, SO 25V8 f5.
LAMBS-$3 bDf13 60
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-04-11

The importance of teachers informing
themselves on current happenings by read
ing the newspapers can not be too strongly
urged. For instance bill to remove the ter
ritorial capital of Arizona from Prescott
to Phoenix, passed both houses a week or
two ago aGd has been signed by the governor
and reported to his legislature: The average
teacher who does not read the newspapers,
will perhaps keep on teaching that Prescott
is the capital of Arizona until the next edi-
tion of the geography appears with the prop
er correction two or three years hence.-Er.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-04-11
SENATOR INGALLS,.

SENATOR INGALLS,. not become rich by
remaining. His great gift entities him to
a place in literature and he should not be
sorry to retire from the senate. This Hal
stead episode goes far to show that a change
is desirable in the composition in the senate.
A senator should be above harboring feel
ings of revenge" @e
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-04-11
New York.

WHEAT No. ! state red, 9)cs No. 2
red winter, June, 87iSc.
CORN-Mixed, 45c.
OATS No. ! white. sec; No. 2 mixed,
GAITIE-se Ooo4 50 per 10, pounds, live
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-04-11

Each day the year round the wild west furn-
ishes something new that is striking and
characteristic. For example: Two lawyers
became SO warm in dispute that they ap-
pealed to the judge, who decided that they
must fight it out. Thereupon ring was
formed, and at it they went. When one of
the lawyers had thrashed the other the court
resumed proceedings and the best of spirit
prevailed.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-04-11

Subscribe for the NORTHWEST. sl.5o
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-04-11

The following is recipe given by an ex-
change for street takers: Take handful of
vine called run-ahout, the same quantity of
root called back bite, gathered either before
or after dog days, spoonful of don 't-you-
tell-it, six drains of malice, drop of envy,
which can be had in any quantity, at certain
places, stir them together and simmer them
for half an hour over the fire of discomfort,
kindled with little jealousy, then strain it
through rag of misconstruction, hang it on
skein of street yarn, shake it occasionally.
for few days and it is ready for use. Take
few drops before walking out and the pa
tient will be enabled to speak all manner of
evil continually. ..#.,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-04-11
WOODVILLE.
JUMBO.

'OoO'ALLEs NpllA v, 1000
Mike Fackler moved three miles north
west of here last week.
Two houses were erected last Sunday, a
game of base ball played, and circus on the
sawdust. Look out, boys, or you will be ta-
ken by Marshal Liter before Mayor Moore
and have heavy fine pay.
Twenty one cars were loaded with lumber
here last week.
Ola Clark, of Weston, visited his father d.
S. Clark, last week.
s. E. Higgins has mooved here.
l.. S. Baumgardner's travelling salesman
was in town with load of samples Friday.
F. W. LeSueur says he will be compelled to
enlarge his stave room Immediately.
Chas. Stanfeld purchased horse of James
Hayes last week.
Jonas Wohlgamuth and Girls Liter are tax
ing the timber off tract of land east of here.
The Woodville. Bridenbaugh and Hamler
r. r. is being repaired.
George Snyder and Chas. Martin, who cut
their fingers in stave machine some time
ago, report them getting along very we'll.
Andy Quinn, the jovial landlord, reports 60
boarders. "
Levi Fachler is building residence on the
corner of Cornell and Fisle streets. BUM.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-04-11

The best shoe to wear for Men and Boys is
the Pingree d Smith shoes. Every pair is
warranted. Rohrs & Bros. sell them. ct
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
Sheriff s Sale.

By virtue oi an execution issued out of the Disu.cl Court Of the First Judicial District. in and -o- ,le County Of CoChIse. Territory of auzCHa to m- Gl.e ted aLd delivered or s J-: r-,--.e1t :sd in sad Court T ;he 18th day ot Ma. ls. ir favor O! C c. B<r?; and C..-- N..I if..,t Atc!- In l an coIun.ar led r. u n- .,r SUB. .. s2o3 damages with interest t5.-s.. ,.c-! dale oi jlCsu ent al thG r-c Oi ..- .e z es E.-atH for Sl,o balance al ger cen; per aI.ucl. unt. paid, cge ht. wiin Sher- iT; 8 cost ar ' tlCTaiHg costs.
 have -' Is Jay eyIru upon the following de- serted -'Os se.ty Jo-~it. BeE inning the north. wea. -o-a.. o' lCt > O. eight (3 In block No. -altt--AO 52l aid runn.ng thence east aiong --- s1e cf sad loi d distaTLe Of ikIIIy 2. ;ag.ee lth at ri-!t angles eight 5l i.-- ... .a "-st ~.t angles ce,cr illj feet; '.-,... .Ht- at rsl: arE thiIie, T I3l feet; iH.. .. .t ri-.t angles tsr i5b feet; n-Ece sous -- E-... an. .r, Iu the sOLth Ale of aid ; ..--. .5r .-,t ;r=@lc ntst alOrg the sC urh a- .. .y. 'J ,le West line tieIeCi; thence north ..'- - t.e sad st me of said lo; to the ...,- Ji o o-rrHlug. laI the same piece of Ian. -.-.-a to sad r. .irst Dy Glover x Kings ..-'s sag ware the i-rmcr owners of the vi hole .: ..- e..rJ Q .a -a.l D oyk jhiT;y-two 3sl, t-. -~r-r-- uf'- upon the offic'al map e --. C.. -u' ..uar. sad county and ai .--..a->Is therr belong
 ]. -e,y gwen that on Monday, o --- --y Q. > r-t.-'cT l9eG. bct~ten ihe ---- v. @. r. and 7. U, namely 3 Jock 2 u ir, ut 0i ,-, >leIIi uinoe. m the city ... aasi-Dc C--.l,e CCUuty. Arizona I,rTi- '.. .g,- a arl5J tue and interest of
 ---- N rt lr.-sr u and to the -bo:e de ser ... pro- ely dt -laIc auction 70 the high .--7 and a-.- Ind ,r ,or cash. !~NrI! money Of t- tH .- >;atr7 to sa;.siy sad ex-,GtIon and .-l. g.-t-.
 l.at.5 tG.s ,he goth day Of August, 1889.
 :. Ii SLAUGHTER Sherlff.
 L, ]. \. SHAFTJCR, Under sheriff.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
Jlr r,loltl., -h, lauF

A..-. Ea@rG \. N. ~,i -t-N Gi-> .ur.r.- aa. -nu,ro- sat-a o. ,he !.t.. eoare. w.... .~-u.. aa a.r. H- rem.a o.a- f.. naa. --.a
 .-nna.a
 saa ra-a' r..r~ ,a, ae,st. ,c,ar ur -.- on-ine-- ana I,a.y n. camp -,> on h,asar .r, news W.ut G."a n-o ju" mlu, aud is a.-ai.u. r.my .., a- the miu"-- ar, -vG,eI. ~,-iur- trouble l. feared.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
ia-ll M li'-il Unr-

Lovl, -A .y .ru,~ aer. H r.. -o.-. on wha, age ru- 'y .aod'> nat
 h. t-.r- a.aar"e
 eu.,.a-sr q. 4te
 r..-,.a v. a.a
 1
 e ,. .r. s.. -e. -a- 'e .-. a. .l,a.a cured a..a., ., Hne his ".-,;N departure
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25

BorLA>GEE has lost his hold on The French people. a- i> evidenced hy the fact thst only g candidates ,ha; favor lis pr"'on-ion- wcr" elected o 3'e French Chamber o urlJ'lc-. His ridiculous and hcedlong flight 20 Eng land pricked his bubble oI popularity and showed Lis rue character ?" ,he French--,hat oi cowujl, 'la'alt demagogur. rhnr he wa in ict-.e with the n.onarchi-t- to overthrow tnc republic there l. mol much drnh' nI. ;he elections have shown ,..t "A, 'r- public !, well grounded ia a., aaoo- tIcn, Of the people anl that tho m@,h- nations oi ,h. cler,al- aud monarch i-,, cannot overthrow it. France 10 . be congratulated
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
fo,t Fire

SAN Ma.r. Cai. >sr' , -ir.-..- geu.r received ,u.- a.',r' OF '- az" extensive hr. ..m...".," rt-.a- .... night .n .hc redwood Loro-t ae.- ra-i sinia The nrp- are -ur.a4rug rH-dav ana e,cral saw mill. are Iu danger. IL ], believed aha: the cN!cucurr O, a few yoar- ago viii be repeated as gr,at daluace ha, already hocn iH" and there seems 70 hc no prospect oi cher king tine thames.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
Justice r-a

CHICAGO. sept 2i.-JesJic- Field of ,he T.. s. Supreme Cont, arn,ca hore thi, morning curou.c from San Fran cisco 10 Washington and wyn' a an.g 60 .he Palma- House !, was -ur- posed H-r nps:y ie.-aai N2-.e "o l.e not
 seen
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
-ullL.iE E-tl :. ] 'I-ni .---

Dna..u. -,p- -t-j. ''' '-r... n ;,Nn D: Clg..c .nr- ...-H.ur .. .-.- a-aI .oIt a, .... r. -.... CO., h. r.Iri. I ."g s~. ru .n see:.a. aaj a.'aH .ho-a. IT.. head nc.-.y -,..,d .r.m .rr r-.s ., u'- ,it, ,nc trunk. u"u wut,n aI-'. ,I.0! o--a.- ... iyu r,n..~.. Portions ot inc limbs were -ca'. red ato.. and il i- .r-, possible 'he ifa1 .-'u.- .,re from adi~-,c. ing ,al.r-
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
TO CtTIIL BUYERS.
5G0 F.t Steers.

Per "-.t- % buy ta- cat. -. -e-aa-e .A. same from ,i.-- jos. Maria and Na1ue, .s~ at ,hoir ranch 4 San Pedro. paIom;ra~. So- .o.. Mexico who have ION .o hand go fat steer. They Hl. "e a.@ a, a". prees.
 Tor - lars ,-- quiz. l r.m-. ~a7Ca. 5-Ir
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
laa V,,ila> Cea>iiluiioraI laq,sniiaa

~tNT. F. V. M. sept -i.-Ihc Con -ti'rronH Convention has clo-ed it- laLrr-. rnc constitution to be submitted TO Congress. II the enabling act is passed rbc constitution will be voiced upon thereafter ID ninety iays: bat should Congress refuse the act the constitution will be voted on at the next general election m November. No election will be had tor State ofli- cers until New Mexico is admitted as State.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25

IKE Following remarks. '"h'''h.''- ''- 'he pre>.n, conflict n' aath"rN a thi> Territory. Irr taken from au H- t,rviaw with yN-Gnern,l 'ur' h>hci ID ia-, weeks Floser. E.,-- prise Thev ar, illl of "ht-, sons,
 am informed tha, since ,Il- ..a- .iir, arose no; a dollar ha- u-5u f
 ipr ,he support of ;hr Territorial pr-.' or the asylum Whosoeye- turui>he- their supplies will necessarily char-, an extra sum for compensation for tl" delay and risks Territorial warrants
 am informed. have fallen from par to sixty-fiye cents on the d"lla-. and
 no buyers DOW ar that figure The assessment Of property and collection
 Of taxes i, seriously endangered "y
 this conflict, and the good name .t th' Territory and it, financial credits us-
 ing seriously impaired. while tu. ralc
 of taxation l. burdcusume iu tl. eN-
 treme This conflict cannot hy settled
 by calling each other hard names and
 ii there ever wa- time when III iue
 officials and people should Yau>" and
 see what can be don. 70 eNtrIrtrs 'Hc
 country from this unfortunate conli. dition now l. the time. and this can
 only be accomplished by iorhcaranoe and mutual concession.
 Wien the new officials were appoint
 cd and qualified they demanded ,he surrender oi thc several offices from the old officials, which was refused.
 believe from that time to the present 1 1t Is conceded that the only way the
 new officials can get possession Of the
 archives. seals and offices occupied by the old officials is through the courts, and so long as this question is unde- ! termined by the courts there l. no le-
 gal power to take from these officials said books papers, seals, etc, or to  dive them from the occupancy oi the ! several offices and buildings owned hy
 the territory, such a. the insane a>y- ! lum, territorial prison. etc. and ! l think l am safe in saving that in all. 1 such conflicts it has been the custom | to treat the officers who have pos
 session of the books, papers, seals, oi- 1 fees and buildings, as the de iacJo officers. and the court, have always [ held the acts of de facto officers legal, pending the determination Of the question of conflict of authority be 7 tween officers.
 IT l am correct in this position, the matter ii treated in :h!s way i- a very | simple one; the officers transact the business of the Territory until the courts decide the conflict, and the wheels oi government can move
 smoothly along; the debts can he paid, the insane and criminals can be cared for, there will be no risk ot illegal as- sessment or collection oi taxes. and in good time the courts can decide who
 are the rightful officers, and when that
 is decided any good citizen ought, and
 no doubt will, yield willing obedi- ence
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
VII ln>ur to ta. Cnar.. q 1arl,r.

GLOBE. \ T.. sept. 2l-~er-ean' Ja-. Logan. co.orcI b. Tr.nf r. Tenth Cavalry. repu,ed chief oi the gang wLo murderei Wm. FIcmine at san Carlos, i, now under arrest aud will he aae- z. Tucson -- answer 'o .a, charge
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25

THE more this convention business and the action of the Governor in con nection herewith Is ventilated and thought about by fair minded people the more evident is it that the stand taken by the DAILY EPITAPH is the correc; one.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
Ninr NlrRlr.

K><,a~ Cuy, -,p' 2i-NaIor War u.- arrived from Washington this morning ln an interview ho rep.'a l.. -l....-.u1 -WilEu. erap' 'h. position .tyummi,-. a.r a. Pensions "Nu. ! wl.I a.r..
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
Thr Republican itagnr

Pug-uG. sept 2l-Ihr EeUI.. ,su League T,au,y.tauia mo, u.'. iu anuwl ,,--ian ,hl- no5uiu- rh.r a,r- --u Je.,-at,- representing .Nrr H,puhl.au c,un ln ths state
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25

reasonable pre'cxt for withholding the call for the couycUliun We had far rather risk all the real or iancied evils that might result than to escape the responsibility by such q ilimsy and nn- worthy preteXt
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
Tn, p,trI Nails for larla.a

BAlrrHmf ~,r, 24-The oa"u. inspection ot the rctrc. was made yesterday. She started for Norfolk where she wil. nr turned over 20 .as government
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
tourists,

Whether on pleasure bent or business -houl take cn every trip bottle of Syrup of Figs, as il acts most pleasantly aud efertualy or ,he kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing levers, headaches and other forms of s,ckness For sale Tn soc and 5I.oo bottles by all leading druggists
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25

PEOPLE are getting tired oi reading the same .hoiler plate and stage coach ,prcial- Ia> .'rer aay ar@ we would suggest 70 ,h, ltdd-r tit, il spend six tlt~ amt e, nrv suppl, of "hlock matter
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25

"hlock matter.
 THs Florence Enterprise. which lis claims allegiance -.ihr- i.r,, claim ing to be ,.riorl> iuiepenaen' and which was an able and consistent p ponent of ,he statehood movement. under the mi>aIprcnen-ion that the law calling for constitutions. con vention l. illegal na, finally become convinced by the fact, dug up oy the DAILY EPIrAPH that there i, no doabl of the legality ot the law. tak,- our view regarding th, legality of the last legislature and mildly rcproye> the Governor ior arrogaiing to himself judicial functions, Following j. what ihe Enterprise ha- to say
 There is no question whatever that the people oi Arizona. Wi,hout cNcrp- ton. desire the benefits and privileges of statehood Tie only difference ni opinion lies in the propi,.pus moment when such respousitilitie, ,hII, he as sumed The last legislative assembly, inspired by the general movement for the admission oi the several Ierrltn- ries, believed il best to prepare aJ once to ride in upon th, popular wave and therefore provided the necessary inirla- tory steps to toe taken ;o that end The calling oi constitutional cuuy"n- ton and the submission t3 yotr 1f the people oi the re-ul; of is delibcr- ations, while m themselves inevitable prelulnsrie> 10 statehood. C. not ei- feet the least change in our political condition. and the pleasure ui Congress must be finally invoked to Ei;C any force whatever to the dormant docu- ment. That the people regard with disfavor this very expensive and some
 
 by their desire 10 find flaw that will render the law imperative; but, fail ing in this, they are disposed 10 make the best Of it and acquit themselves in s creditable manner No flaw has vet been discovered in the law sufficiently serious 10 affect Its validity. The At torney General of the United States has expressed his opinion that Il is a valid law fl passed within the sixty days limit of the legislative session, and the grounds upon which it has been ignored by the Governor have not been made clear to the public They have heard, incidentally, that he as- sumes the technical position that a former legislature illegally fixed the date for the assembling of future leg islative bodies and, notwithstanding the fact that the law calling a consti- tutional convention was enacted and perfected within a regular sixty days session of the legislature the illegal act of the previous bod, Is fatal to is validity That is, the executive has assumed judicial functions and deter mines whether or not law is void be- fore the courts have had opportunity to pass upon it, Upon the ruling heretofore made that all acts of our Territorial legislature are valid unless disapproved by Congress, the change in the date of the meeting of the leg islature-which, by the way, Is direc- tory and not mandatory-is given full force and effect, and the Fifteenth leg islative assembly properly met and all its proper acts during sixty consecutive days of its section are legal beyodd all question. While, in common with five-siXths of the voters of the Terri cry, we would welcome any honest or
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
NhoatiEg iFra, Near iuHl.

NrvA. "A. T.. ~crr. -i.-FrH"s Na-- ner -bot and kil..I J Fry at A-aa CpIcu-e -friu-. las. night Waruc- had been drawing water from a ditch b,,uu4iu. Go Fry over which d ai-g r, aro-. Wagner j. in cu-'udl
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
! Hale Cd Nal.

A hale old man, Mr Ja, Wilson O.. Aliens spring I.i.. who is over sixty year, oi age. sav-. .'I have IT my lime tried @ great n-Ly medicines, some oi excellent quality but never before GiI find any ..a,r would so com rIcrely 4o ali ,hn- i- claimed tor it a, Chamberlain, Culie, Cholera ara Diarrhea Remedy ItI- truly won Ieriul medicine" For sale .v II J.. PetO.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25

MT. Hoe!e. has received .oi of the seed of the e. .parsette-salntoin, forage p,ICt that Is attracting great deal of attention at the present tune. It is c.amel to be especially adapted to dry caGau.es, and b sad to be superior to iucerne or aitaia.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25

SoTwIrHSrANDING the effort, oI some newspapers. that '"uNcnil"h ghost will not down
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
FATAL SHOOTING NEAR YUMA.
SPECIAL T. rut p,ill ArraFa
nrur.l rranriA Irain irrl>lrI.

BuSIo>. sept, 2I-G"o-g" Frnu,.- Train was arrested at 'ns Iruon. House ou rd-m-u, ao.o .r SlN,J
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
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NAArLD.-A Agents for the Economy rge. Iura r. --rap md oes, oi the s,.;!: a ,1l ua'.et. Address r. O. Box SS3 UI.i..., N-5.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
l.uo,n, se.d. u5sn q Aoeaer.
- =" . -

.rc yrl0E -r Ii -Fent, frun s6 up, .5, ra S5e ID See Harrls stock a- -uuy.-, lo-;~et.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
Dry ConCentrator.

HE GLOBE DRY ORE CONCEN- TRAITOR will concentrate from 15 to ? tOns Of ga.era ore per day, and of ught sllphur5ts from Z to l5 tons. For Particulars address
 Room ll7 Phelan Building,
 San Francisco, Cal.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
BLANKS.

Location sotiees, JEstfees' 6AanSs, ap- oli6a6ke Co Ike nez0 Code, nsining 6onas and asedJ, and all 6Ianks eomssonly f~ Hss, (o, Jale ss tSsS e0i6<.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25

AND now comes the Florence Enter prise and expresses dissatisfaction with our present opponents of home rule
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25
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Fresh fish and fresh oysters every day at the MaisOn Dore.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25

If you want to get fresh telegraPh;c (no grapevine) news. read the EpTArH.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25

The very finest coffee at the Mason Dore restaurant.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25

Fresh oysters at the Can Can very day
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25

Latest periodicals at Monmoniers.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-09-25

',srtsso |. r-s sosr ofsos AS .soo,O-o-.ss sIrrss