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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01
FoR The LApIEs

THE PALAIs ROYAL requests Your presence TO a
special display Of novelties imported expressly for
the Inaugural BAH.
THE "PALAIS ROYAL" GLOVES
FITTED TO THE HAND AT OUR RISK.
Warranted the best Glove that can be made.
s-bUttoHs Mousquetgires, sLsj.
II buttons Ielbow lengths, S2.25.
Is buttons turn the olb7wl $40.
20 buttons Cshouldcr lonrtal. $3.50.
80 buttons Gor stout arusl. $40.
Delicate shades OF Light Green Blue. Pink, Pearl,
Pawn, Taus. Cream, and White and Back.
:iik 1Iitt- in al colors and lga-tls and proper
tiouateiy low in price.
EVENING FOOTWEAR. ETC.
We can 1T any foot not actually dccorrned.
Bronze Kid slippers. French heels. g.
Black KID slippers. French heels. sI.GS
Judic Slippers Louis Nv heels red quarters, patent
leather yump, $500.
Beaded Bronze Kid Oxrorls, $3.50.
Paten5-leather oklorls with colored suede urpers.
$3.50
Boys and Youths Patent-l,ather Ozforls. 81 and
S225.
f5-lO per cent of the prices above quoted also 10
per cent discount every article well=tocked
Shoe store.
EVENING SILK HOSE
Black SILK Hose. 5ac. to 81 pair.
For special sale sI.35 Black spun silk Hose for
$1.l0a pair.
Colorcd silk Hose C13 shades1, SOC 60 $3.50
The hose at S5c are remarkable value The feet and
ankles are black, with colorel silk upr,ers.
Ribbed silk vests Tor fuII dress are also shown at sc
each, nineteen different colors.
Corse-s for evening wear speciality.
NEW FANS AND JEWELRY
- The Palais Royal is conceded Headquarters for
Fans horag stock rs large aay other three stores
c01l5acf.
Prices from Soc. TO $50 each. SIX Fans. Gauze
Fans, Lace Fans and Feather Fans. The most sought
after are the "gary Anderson Fans-Os.rich PIumes
mounted on single stick.
Many novelties in shapes shown in Gauzs and Lace
Tans. See the Eand-embroidered Gauze Fans with
violet wood sticks
EVENING JEWELRY.-Imitation Diamond Hair
Ornaments Bracelets Necklaces, Pins and Earrings
mounted in Sterling Silver and l4-karat Gold col
lection without equal in This city, and free from ne
inferior and ,E'y15'a ilitTfions.
REAL TORTOISE SHELL HAIR ORNAMENTS.
Pces range from Zoe FOR the Plain Double Hair Pins
: A-l.b AA'4t'1tale4b NaffeA BACK Comb. The
double pins with fancy gold ornameuted tops are
identical 10 those fashionable in real gold One
eighth the prices Of the real.
Real amber and English garnet jewelry, also rolled
gold jewolry sold patterns An inspection invited
HANDKERCHIEFs AND NECKwFAR.
French Hand Embroidered Linen Handkerehiefs
from 25c TO s3 each. Real Lace Handkerchiefs from
81 to $40 each. Not and twOs. but hundreds Of
them
LACE NECKwEAR for the head. Black SIX Lace
Fichus, 81; Cream. SI.6S.
Hand-run Black Lace scarfs. feet long So 40 each
those 516feet long. S36S.
Black SIX Lace scarfs 9 feet long, sI.s5
Neck, sleeve and skirt Rulings, in l32 different
50 Ties. comprising all latest novelties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01
SPRrxG WrArHER

SPRING WEATHER
WILL SOON BE HERE, AND THIN NE
DUN WEIGHT CLOTHING WILL BIZ
NEEDED.
THE MOST USEFUL AND MOST POPULAR
EARLY SPRING GOODS ARE THE
MEDIUM AND BROAD-WAIE wORSTEDs.
WE HAVE THEM ~ TINE ENGLISH And
GERMAN MAKES. CyTIN
PRINCE ALERT AND CUTAwAI COATS.
sILK-FACED AND PLAIN LNELs
THESE ARE CHOICE GOODS FROM THE
BEST NEW YORK HOUSES AID ctr ~
TIE LATEST NTILEG
FINE ASSORTMENT OF
NEW PIECE GOODS TOR SPRING WAR
JUsTEECEIyTDIN ORR CUSTOM DErAET-
MINT FROM WHICH TO MAXI SUITS And
TBoUsLEs TO ORDER.
L. D. TABNUV 4 co.
fc2O c3l pTNNSYLTANIA AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01

The only man suspected Of completely in the
Clayton murder has been discharged from Gus
tody. Arkansas has not cleared her skirts OF
thus monstrous crime, and, apparently, is not
likely to do So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01

The Indiana legislature must be made Of
pretty good stuff. The lower house has expelled
member for slappinS felow-member's
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TROTT'S.
Il 1920 l4th st. NV.

'VRoTTS.
Large Girrham Aprons, 2Oc.; extra large. 25c; IS
inch Cast-steel Saw. 25c.; 2G-inch Soc. Dress But
tons, ,. 4. DC Corsots, p, 30 soc; Gallon Olcan,
lSc.; Quart Conee-pot Sc; Horn Pocket Comb lin
case, &c. Ladies' Cashmere Jersey Gloves. %, Soc
Feather-dusters, and &C.; Box Tooth-ri,ls. &c.
ia@i-}u
pOOTS AND SHOES-UNTIL MARCH 9TH. 10
ID Ter cent discount on ali cash sales. J. and I.
Cuu ius No - French Kid button Shoes, reduced to
S].JO: also his $40 bright Dong button to S32o.
). /. LITTLE,
f2G-9t' ly2S 9TH st.
INQUIRED DEBEiGE RENNANTS, COTBINA-
tICu Of plain with stripe figured, l.l&c.: also
wool talllc nicely tinted and as SOFT as alwOO l312c
kAUF MANS Double Combination, 18th 81. sc.
f.2.i-Gt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01

The sinuosities of Italian politics are worthy
OF hachiaveii himself. Prime minister Crispi
has resigned TO escape condemnatory vote in
the chamber of deputies, and is going to con-
struct a new cabinet at once.
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hEADQUARTERS


hEADoUARTERs.
THE INAUGURAL n,Ir.
TIE INAUGURAL RAIL.
THE INAUGURAL. Rail-.
TIE INAUGURAL BALL
TIE INAUGURAL Rail-.
THE INAUGURAL BAH.
TIE INAUGURAL BALI.
HE INAUGURAL BALI.
IN 1NA0"OI'Ai- BALL
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TO VISITORS AND RESIDENTS.
10 VISITORS AND RESIDENTS.
10 NlSllohS AND RESIDENTS.
TO VISITORS AND RESIDENTS.
10 NAsiIohS AND RESIDENTS.
10 VISITORS AND RESIDENTS.
I'd VISITORS AND RESIDENTS.
TO VISITORS AND RESIDENTS.
ISL 0i'' - - a. ~ -
'''-N'' ~ - ''i'''S i''
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''''' VII '' ALL ia MANU- y '''''''S
~
the FALAlS AoAAl oy calliis' II POSSIBLE tomorrow
'Sa'urday,' during the less busy hours VIZ;
10 10 AN
IL F'A'
TO 6 PM
eE7-Enter by door Of No. lI19 Penna ave. for Mems
Furnishings
- Enter by door Of No, ll17 Penna. ave. Tor silk
Hosiery Silk Underwear. JewelEy, Toilet Articles
Notions.
sz'-Enter by door OF Az 18th street for slippers
Silks Gauzes, Flowers. Feathers Ribbons Dress Trim
mings ana Buttons.
~ Enter by door Of No. 1ll9 Penna ave. for
Gloves Laces, Neckwear skirt-ruflines, Handler
Chiefs Fans Jewelry.
Anew WORDS OF ADVICE.
Anew WORDS OF ADVICE.
Anew WORDS OF ADVICE.
Anew WORDS OF ADVICE.
Anew WORDS OF ADVICE.
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SPECIAL BARcArNs IL Furs AND
WRAPS.
sEALsKIN SHOULDER CAPE and MUFF.
AsTRACHAN trimmed az cost.
TWO SEAL JACKETS. SIS and $50
PLUSH JACKETS, VISITS and SACQUES. excel
lent quality, al cost
The balance Of Nufs Boas and Collars in all Furs 81
cost Al reliable eooos and genuine bargains, AZ
wnLETT RUOFf.
Hatsers and Furriers
f2o sos feunA eva
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01

Gen. Greeley very properly withdraws the
Storm advertised for the 4th. Avaunt. all
weather prophets of evil!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01

The action of the House yesterday in voting
to establish the geological park will receive
every appreciation as time passes that science
and pride of country can give. 1t secures Il
place for the study of interesting field of re-
search. having an important bearing on the
character of the American continent in its
natural state. The bill provides for an imme-
diate location of the park and there need be
no delay in the transfer of the collection of
specimens now at the Smithsonian to their new
home. Almost every reason that applauds the
passage of the geological park clause suggests
regret at the failure of the national park
amendment. But the greater park will come
later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01

The Pennsylvania road is a powerful and adj
mirably managed corporation, and whenever
its own private interests and those of the
public do not clash. its tremendous energies
are worked in a way to demand admiration and
praise. In its present attitude towards the
people of Washington it is showing its purely
selfish side. Does it really think, though. that
1t shows its Customary business sense in steadily
antagOnizing the interests of this community.
in stubbOrnly refusing to give con-
sideration to the complaints of this
people concerning grievances inflicted by
1t and violations of law committed by it. and
last but not least in meddling in the political
matter of the composition of the local govern
ment by champiOning a confirmation distlsteful
10 the people To be governed? Would it not be
wiser merely from the business point of view to
conciliate this community by concessions, to
earn its good will rather than its intense
hostility. and to attend strictly to its businc -
a. a carrying corporation, keeping its hands out
Of the CommissiOnership controversy?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01

The Inauguration stands are ugly but useful.
They utilize the air for the accommodation of
spectators. and to that extent relieve the
crowded payemeu;s. They are thus a benefit
not a disadvantage even 10 that part Of the
public which cannot afford to occupy them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SANE.

TEMPTED,
Yes. sorcly TEMPTED 10 have quite a tar with you
about a superb STOCK OF
SPRING CLOTHING
which manufacturing and rer,iyiur as fast ~
finished, but the Temperature Is ADIN u.s. Tho rn.r
cury dropped CA us 81 suddenly aud heavily a- O.
drive our thouehts into different channel. where
MEiGHTlER matter m tlc shape 81
FINE ErADY-NIApE CLOTHING
demands our attention and Your consideration. Con-
slider the consequences OF exposure o. severe yrtt
minus comfortable Oycrcoat when such a garment
can be- purchased at
VICTOR r. ApLrIcs
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
For the Traing sum Of s5.S7
An Excellent suit Of Clothes Of the Eigh, H,ft at
$40.
TROUSERS Of an grades shades. and weirlts-
Sl.5u. sl15, - s..35 $40, SIS, s3I2. $50
$3.50, g -, saS1
BOYS SUITS sizes I2to Is years-Coat, Vest and
LONG Pants. $500.
Don't worry ahost beng dtted-larye or small short
or tan. lean i.L this or that Wen NO the badly
Tro arly and without doubt, prices WIi nt your
purses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01
WIN. III. McKxrw.

033 Pennsylvania avenue
We are receiving daily large invoices Of SPRING
GOODS and have row elegant assortment IA stock.
OurRID GLOVE Department is complete in an tie
new shades Of Cloves, and special attention has been
given 10 the correct shades aud lengths for the IN
AUGURAL BALI. We would advise yor to call early
and make selection.
Every variety Of SIX, Cotton and Balbsivean Hose.
All the desirable makes OF UNDEENEAR in STA
Merino, and Balbriggun.
Complete assortment Of Plain and Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs Corsets Collars aud Cuffs Rucins yelling,
Umbrellas, &c., &c.
Never have We shown fine line Of SPRING
SUITS as We now have on exhibition. Prices range
from $40 upward Spring Jackets. Wraps, and all the
new varieties If Long Gar1nents
Large line Of Jerseys and Surah Waists al colOrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01

VICTOR r.. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
e27 and 929 9Th 81. NV. corner Massachusetts Az.
Strictly Oue Prica
oTeu Saturdays Until Hmm f.5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01

DRrss Surrs
FOR HIRE,
as-2Ir Ali 9TH ST. NV.
CUPERIOR BIRD FOOD.
Seeds. Mocking-bird Food Bird Daintes. Bird Health
kestOrer Bird Gravel, also Food for AguariA
Fish. Prepared BY
BISHOP the Bird Man Of Baltimore Nd,
America'a most experienced Bird Fancier.
For sale by principal Druggists
ASK FOR BISHOPS.
Take 10 other. iaI4-m.w,E3n
TINBE CEILULOID TRUSS
II That never breaks, never wears cut always Clean
ald be worn while bathing.
u for sale AZ
CHAs. FISCHER's
OZ3 9Th 81. n W.
Mrs. FISHER dsvotes her attention Ilse wants OF
lAay 1at<0l&- AL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01

J.. T. FABNUN 4 co.
C3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01

The West Virginia democrats are Unsuitable.
They have safely secured the senatorship. have
grasped the contested congressional seats. and
are reaching for the goyernorship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01

sAKs AND COMPANY.
PRESENTERS OF EXCLUSIVE ADVANCE STYLES
IN CHILDREN'S WEAR,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
mil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01

The District. II appears. drew a blank instead
OF prize in the matter of a permanent in
crease of its police force. However last nights
legislation furnishes some consolation. cspe-
cisily in securing a compilation Of the District
laws. and jury for the Police Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-01
COLUMN OF GOOD AND PROFITABLE READ
ING MATTER FROM
ONE OF WASHfNGT0N'S
ILEADING SHORES
ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS.

Strangers should not leave Washington without a
visit to our establishment, the conductor OF any car
or any cab or ack-driyer tell you where Bdums
store is You cannot have idea from the outside the
extent of our place. have but small front of
two windows. but once take walk through our
store and yOu VIII not be the first person
that has been surprised. II covers more
ground than any store in Washington 1t extends
back from 9TH to Sth Streets one square, forms l.
st. (parsfle with 9TH ST. The front store is four
stories in height. We have complete Book Depart
ment in the front basement every book sold cut
rates. The back part of the store is two stories: on
one floor are extensive DRY GOODS and Housefur-
nishng Goods Department, on the other a HAND
SOME UPHOLSTERY AND ART DEPART NENT
In the d street Store is MILLINERY, RIBBON,
Flowers Chdren's Caps, Cloaks, Suits Jerseys Cos
saIners, &c. The whole store comprising over
8S3&a OeO
- 90 90
% o. o. g GO
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WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
weoffer 200 Ready-made All linen Scotch
Holland Window Shades, made in our own
factory on the fifth floor, best spring roller
finished with double brass curtain-pull com
plete, ready TO hang.
ONLY zoe. EACH.
WINDOW SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALITY.
We have every facility for manufacturing
window shades on the premises. We guar
autee al shades made by US, and Will keep
all shades made and hung by us in perfect
order for period of one year free of charge.
Foprth hoor)
FINE PLATE ENGRAVING.
We propose to turn out only the finest
class Of work-sach as viii give absolute sat
isfaeton in every respect There are as
many grades of Plate-engraving as in any
thing else, and we particularly request your
inspection of our line of samples, showing
the class Of work we propose to execute.
Examine the samples, whether You think Of
buying just now or not. We shall make
speciality of cards, announcements, invita-
tons. sc.
STATIONERY Dept, first floor. near main
eptranee.)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP
MI Corner 18th and SITS. NV
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-08
First publication October 8, 1889 Application No. 5st fer a Pat Dt 10 Ibe
 Nicholas Mininy Iai,I.

Notice IS hereby gNen that ID pursuanre oi Chapter Six Oi Tue lhiTJy-iwo Oi the Rev sed Statutes Oi the | nted States, L. R. Van Burt and K 1 Pearson, whose pOstotiIJe ldlgess Is Tombstone. ArIzOna, claiming the \ICnCl.s ml"in. clam, yIng and being situat, d Iu tlr Tombstone mln,ng district. county oi CvcaIse IcuItOry OI Al llona, about [. make p. Acs,- LOh tO the l. nItrC States for a patent 70 t'.g NIcuJlls mIn.ag claim. winch b HI-lg ILl., de- sclOel as 'o myte5 and bUund> ,.y tl- UiICiaI pltt an- held notes oi the surrey t-,rgOi, nC.. on u.~ IH the office Q. the K -- Ter ui tle L . .. Land Urlce at Tucson. Ar4oia. "n.-h he'd a.i-a oi surrey describe the b1un1tues Ina extent Of sad cam on the surface. aIh mag n-I- variation at II-4 45 East. as iC.Uws, to-vIu
 Beslauug at tae uOGthrIy Ceuter end a Iacl post ln IupHument. pos m 5rk-4 ! A4 NI,u oAs NJ D No l. U . Al Ai No 2 oeus N z- 5295 .set. ln=uc= N 90 g goo i-4t To a 4 .nca post ln mo.u.H> DL pAst u.f TX. u N Al post 10 mJulIn,r.t oi st he post marked \ 1 D NO B; thcuc, \ 3c- -- N soC feet Co a '. inch Os, In a m- nument post ual ned \ AI No |. thence 55' S7 N 2-8 ett. +lrcu to.. In d monument. post marked \ Al C No &: thehcr \ @5 10 l4z3 itt' to a 4-ln-h pos in monument, pos; nIsrS l N Al l Nu Q; thence g. 57 l. zoO.5 feet 70 post No | anu place Of beg nlag ana containing IL7o scses. In silu mlLIng C! m being oi relord In the oflcr Oi the Recorder oi CoCh.-e county. at omb- store. n the county and lcrrtO a.or said. the pre, umed general course or dIrsCJl.n Of Jhe sai4 Nicholas inning cam. NJll lode or mineral de poslt Ocng sAC~n upon ihe plat posted here With. a. neal c4n be determined rom present developments, this clam being for ioIrte,. hundred and twtuiy-oEr linear feet tl-rtoi 90 s-tu=T with the surface ground shown upon the official pat posted herewith the said ycin. lode and mluing premises hereby sought ts be pal. euiel beng bounded as follows. town Upon tie east y the Little Giant and upon Jhe vet uy ths "o7' mining lam. .Le sad claim beng Ge..l aated as Lot No PIP ID he orhcal pl4; posted H-IeR1ih.
 Any and al persons claiming adversely the above described mining calm or any portion thereof so described, surveyed, p.dtteG and aT- pA-d Tor are hereby nouhed q. unless th-lr alyer-r alms arc duly filed aCCo-cI1. 10 law. and the regulations hereunder within ;hr time prescribed by -1H, "lth the Register oi the [ S Land Ju.ce at Tucson. county oi Pima, Iu the Irrritory of Arizona. they WIl b. barred by virtue of the provisions ot sad statute.
 And it IS hereby ordered that this no ice De- pHhAsn-d for Ter consecutive weeks IT ;he Tomo- stone tPIrAPH. q daiiv newspaper pub shed a Tombstone Cochi>e county. Arizona
 Dated thIs 44 day of October, A. D. 1889.
 HERBERT BROWN. Reg. g.-ter
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-08
A Hale Old Man.

A hale old man, Mir. Jas. Wilson of Aliens Springs, H., who is over sixty years of age, says: ''I have in my time tried a great many medicines, some of excellent quality; but never before did find any that would so com pletely do all that is claimed for it as Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. It is truly a won derful medicine" For sale by H. J. Peto.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-08
Latest periodicals at MonmOnier's. |.

Parents should be careful that their children do not contract colds during the fall or early winter months. Such colds weakens the lungs and air pass ages, making the child much more likely to coHtTac: other colds during the winter. It is this succession of colds that causes catarrh and brOn chitis or payes the way for consump- ton. Should a cold be contracted, loose no time but cure it as quickly as possible. A fifty cent bottle of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy will cure any cold in few days and leave the re spiratory organs strong and healthy For sale by II. J. Peto.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-08
First Put lcation septem5er 2z. 1889 Application No. 5s3 ior a Patient the
 Longf.iI.w Mining Claim.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, IUC-ON, aI.EOaa. ~rpt-mie- 20, 1880.

TUCSON, aIEOns, september 20, 1889. ]
 Ncuce is hereby gwen trat in pursuance of chapter SIX, tle ta.Ily tv 0. of the Revised Statute oi 'tr United states. W. P rock, "hose DO t.tUCr address |, Tombstone Co., cli-r cJ lnt1, euzc1a. claiming the i.orgieilow nnc, or yyia Ol mineral uelrrg gold or silver "r D metal. .sIEa ans beng situated within th- Jmas, ne Mining H Jr-ct C.unty oi O. c.l7r lrd Ter rltoD .' trzO a, is about 10 U Ike application 'l tle ir States ;or a prrnt th, s.tt .o.e l..u us', w.Ioh Is mOr- ig.s des> i.,- s- -ou.,,es a.d lo-nos P, the off lal piI n4 8. a r1r a' ,te glyey 'h- eHi, nov or I. .r t...t g-tre R. .i-t,r 9i ras '. <. Land Dt. -. J r. H Arizona. winch q Id .ctr> or .u-..s r-a-r tae ooLn- d Ilcs and extent o' sad ,l.rm or :'.r surface "ith magnetic variation st IT. +5 east iol- -oss. lo-wt
 ,omm-s ong at tH- .a...I r.n,mlrt. near Ae c1ai. o. e!lIHi. -,E. .a-a -=, nl rs,l I .-nEe low A C N1 .. r.u nal D L. > Ai M No bears $ ST 2l l. -o.4 it q. ,4ut thence g9- Ic F. 455 il % 4 l.-. poll naked l. NJ N2 % t1enoe 5o r. 293 | to 4lnch p 2-~t marked !. " ( \1 3; lyur N I4 " 5go f tHa 4.Ingt g.J a.rs.- !. AI C No 1; rrc- y SO W ss- it tc 4 3-rCl roat marked l. ' t No 5. t.-E |. \ J5 i- l. S65 1t 10 ! itch post marked i NJ :, No Q. thence $ 9. 30 r. -tI ? fl 10 a i.l-I post marked l. N C No ?, and place O. b-g.hn.rg slr.ey oi exterior Hnca. 'Uhtunlng 70 acres
 he said mining claim 1,'ug af record in the office Of the rcCOr.y.pI j lu y...u.N Alrona ierI,on a; Tombstone la tar e, uuyy and Territory aforesaid and presumed general -ours- or trectoa of th- su, L.r-t lJW vein. ode or mineral ctpo-r, being shown upon iEe D. at ana posted l,.C.. ,L, ,-- near can be de ;"rM.re- from present a,.r.oru-ui-. This claim is for eght LaId aI and sst,-ure .iuear rel thereof tCE--l-r a.th surface ground ,ho"n upon tls oti.oI plat posted herewith. the sad yau lode or minirg pr,mis.s hereby sought; to be patented being bounded s, ...aHs to-NI CpOn ,he Outh by the kroN...e 5, C. .ot No 1922 and upon the norttwr., h, ;h- Lucknow NJ C No $. the sad l4m t-DE dr-Eu4.ed as Lot Nc -c8 in the cillis. plat P -,-d ereWIth. And any and all p,roG- ( aiming adversely the inning ground, .g.u. lode, premises or any pCruCn thereof so ds-Curre surveyed plated and applied Tor. are la-gby notified tha; unless ,hc.r adverse claims are duly t..l according to .aW and the regulations hereunder. WIt.iu the time prescribed by ',N. oll ;.t k gt>ter oi the L. = Land Office 10 Ige-on, Auzoaa, they Nill be barred ID y.-.l. 4i t.- frc..sions of sad Statute
 And II IS hereby ordered that ,hs nctice re puha-hei for ,-1 .r- Consecutive weeks the tombstone DAuv EprTAPH. a news paper pub a- Tomb tone. Co-hise county, leuit1ry of Arizona
 Dated this goth dsy of September 1889.
 HERB ET BROWN. Register.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-08
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Attention. Windmill Ven ,

Parties desiring 10 purchase wind mills will do well to investigate the merits of the Aermotor, which l. the latest improved. showing an increase of power of 8 per cent A l2-loot whee! j. guaranteed to do as much work as any lG-!oo. wooden wheel in the market. In all respects it repre- sents the latest improvements oi in y,ntiye skill For further information and circulars address HuFF,
 Oi Tucson. Box I2U, Tucson, Arizona. 9 2Gtf
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-08

On Tuesday, October lst, W. w. Damron, County Treasurer, opened and received the bids for the Graham county funding bonds for $5O,OOO. They were awarded to Messrs. Lam precht Bros. & Co, bankers, of Cleve- land, Ohio, at s5l ,25O, being premium of g per cent.-Valley Bulletin.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-08

McNamsra X McNally yesterday shipped from Calabasas a carload of ore from their Ready Cash mine at the Noon camp, Indications point to the probability that the boys have a good thing in the Ready Cash.-No- gales Herald.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-08

There has been no rise in the Col orado river this year during the months of August and September. This is an unusual circumstance, and Captain Isaac Polhamus says that it has not happened before in the past thirty-three years.-Yuma Sentinel.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-10-08
Chairman of Board Of Supervisors. Attest
 FRED CASTLE,
 Clerk of Board of Supervisors.

A revolution in the smelling process is promised by MT. George $. Chick, of San Francisco, who says that he has got the biggest thing in the world of its kind He hasn't yet revealed the secret of his process, but an experiment has worked so successfully that Ee has organized company that will erect n S250 900 plant in Kansas City for the treatment ot ores. MT. Chick says that his process will work all refractory gold and silver ores without Aux at q cost of three dollars per ton. If this is true we can at once discontinue the interesting discussion of the tariff on Mexican lead ores, for We can get along without them.-Las Vegas Optic.