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Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-25
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

The Democrats of Arizona. in con
veniion assembled. reaffigm their allie
glance to the Democrats party and re
assert the principles announced IN re
peatSd national conventions. and con
Iiuue in its time houored traditions.
We demand that We be relieved from
the tutelage of "a Territorial form OF
government and that We be admitted TO
Statehood. We are taxed as American
citizens, but are not allowed represent
alton or a vote in making the laws
THAI shall govern us. UntIl that time.
we demand Of Congress that home
rule which shall allow US to elect all of
our executive. legislative and judicial
as we'll as our county officers. These
officers expend the money We sppro
pirate and pay in taxes and adminisier
the statutes We enact snd We sbopld be
allowed TO choose those who sbsll exc
cute them
OF our own Legislature We demand
the abolition of ali usels IS offices, par
ticularly tie Offices Of Attorney Cen
eral, Commissioner Of Immigration,
Superintendent Of Schools and Terri
torial Geologist, and a reduction OF
salaries and emoluments Of tue rest.
wherever practicable.
And we demand a consolidation of
county Offices, to she end that the fees
and emcIuments taken from the people
may be deere ased and that taxation
may be reduced to the lowest possible
point.
The Republican party in this admin
i-tration has shown Its unbtness to
govern successfully. Under ambitious
and selfish leaders. careless OF the RUN
that is being wrought TO the Republic.
despotic Speaker, supported by his
party. disregards unbroken precedents
and makes himself the master instead
Of the servant of the House. Under
his lash tie taxes found necessary dur
irg the war were increased, free coin
age of silver defeated and a force bill
carried which will give to the military
! control over elections We denounce
tic bill as uB-Americ8n and un-demo-
( cratic, as it destroys ali hope of free
| elections. The surplus has been reck-
/ les-ly voted away, until EOB a deticien-
CIV looks us in the face.
We favor the continuation of the
/ Chinese Restriction act.
We favor free and unrestricted coins
age of silver.
We favor a reduction Of taxation and
! tariff for revenue only.
We commend the course Of our Del
/ egate in Congress. and particularly hi
opposition to all legislation in favor oi
lard ants. and bis opposition TO tht
| proposed Land Gran: Court Ball.
We oppose any leg station TO di-fran
] cl,izs an, c5fiz,.u axcppt II la ON con,
I victi0u Of crime.
We demand the repeal Of Section 6
Act No Al, of March 2l, 1889, prohib
itiug any but American citizens receiv
ing the benefits Of public charity.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-25
RGGND-sP PS.
where. when and How They
MIL Hke AOun q cred.

The roundup Of the Wilcox associa
lion will begin Oct. let at the Sierra
Bonita ranch, James Morgan, captain.
The South roundup viii begin work
on Oct LIST at the rsnch Of John z.
Gray IN the San Simon, and work
north. The North Tound-up will be
gin work on the same day az Scott
Whites ranch, work the forihills as
faras c. NJ. Renaud's ranch. and then
going 10 the range OF the STEMS Peak
Cattle County, work south until the
VITO ro.nd-ups meet.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-25

MR. CHEYSEY should take the ad-
vice Of his friends and retire from the
false positi0 i'm which he has been
placed by his enemies. Those who
placed him where he is are not friends,
but schemers to rake chestnuts from
the fire through him. After he gets
his fingers burned they will have no
more use for him than for cold pO'
tato. Come away, George.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-25

An order has evidently been issued
from headquarters to crawfish on the
Mormon question, and the way the
papers have Topped is something
startling. A week ago member Of
the Mormon faith and their sympa-
thisers were outlaws and all manner
of vile things. but now it is only poly
gamists who are To be condemned.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-25

The Republican says that 100 Nor
mon families in ST. Johns county cul-
tivate less than 5000 acres of land, ali
of which proves that they are he sort
OF farmers the Territory needs, in
place OF land grabbers.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-25

If there is enough OF the Republi-
can platform left next month 10 make
a shipment, it should be screened and
bottled for the Worlds Fair. As an
Arizona production II would be a
great attraction.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-25
POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The following is list uf delegates
20 the Democratic [ ounty Convention,
tO be held in the City of Tombstone,
Monday. Oe' ObAr 9Th:
TOMBSTONE PBECINCr.
Ftrsf " ~
james KriGbsnm, J n-s Me D.im. Il.
Jnlins A. K"ska. Thomas Tn"uy,
George FarTi' gton, n. q. Crowley.
second wsri
W. Richie, H. 4. Fisher,
J. MoDtz, j Montzet,
W. Wilson, @. Philips.
Third Wa
J. HsDnsssy, Wm. N-ely,
@. Osborne, G Y Ner.ee
Joe Bignon. Nick Noble.
Fourth war3
w. c. Rad. b. McArdle.
George Bravin, E. A West.
John Cain, Dan Hauley.
BIsBEE PRECINCT.
J. ". Howell, W. X. Perkins;
/ Frank Hudson, David Cohn,
| A. L. Arnold, VIM. Slother,
5. NJ. Burr, Thomas Stack.
Joe 81 Armand, Fred Henry,
Jerry Holland. Wm. Stewart,
b. R. Edwards. ]. G. Chisholm.
Lem Shattuck, James Hart.
HEREFORD PRECINCT.
Capt. Kelton.
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Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-25
WARRANTED.
DR.. plERcEs PELLETS
Purely vssssabisi
Pofssetiy HsrmIess
UxxouALED As A LIVER PILL.

Smallest, Cheapest. FASTEST TO take.
one siuy, eagnr-costsd Pellet dose, Cures
Elck Hfadache. Bilious Headache. Oonsrips-
don. Indigestion. Bilious Attacks AID al De-
rxrrzzsnlS cf The Stomach a14 bcwe1
= sssa Q vszl, ey 1rassists.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-25
Eure orspinaIw.akmess.

L. r. Woolston, Yates, Orleans
county, y. y, writes:
MY wife, fSe years ago, was con-
fined 10 her bed with inAammatory
rheumatism OF the muscles OF the
back. The doctors thought her case
hopeless and doomed her to be bed
ridden invalid The violent pain kept
her awake almost every night She
lost over thirty pounds in weight. To
ease her pain ! thought would put
on ALLCOcK's PoROUs PLAsTERs.
covered her back with them. To my
great delight she began 10 sleep well.
The pain very much abated in one
week. / then took the plasters of,
washed her back and put on fresh
ones At the end OF the second week
she insisted on getting up, and by The
third week was entirely well and able
TO attend to her household duties"
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-25

People who kick at the way con-
ventions are packed have no one to
blame but themselves. A man who
will not cast vote at the primaries
should not complain If they do not
go his way
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-25

Fresh garden and flower seeds, f
PasO onion seed and alfalfa seed Al
Wolcotts II
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-25
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.

Fresh Ranch Butter from the ranch OF J
n white AtwoleOtrs Cash store SIT
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-25

"ofice ior the registration Of
voters"
The above In large black letters, can
be read a mile off, Size l2x14 inches
only 80 cents each at this Office. ssEd
stamps. q
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-25
NOTICE.

To Consumers Of City Water :
Plenty OF water at the city wells
authorizes US to state that we are
ready to supply all citizens through
the pipes or by wagon at reasonable
rates.
All orders left at the New York
Restaurant will be properly attended
to.
HAsLER & WATT,
lsa Managers.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-25
PGs IrGCAls
R RErUnLICAN CONVENTION.


roMBsrnSE PRECINCT.
Fir-t Ward.
J. W. KeIso. ]. G. Wiser.
Geo. ". OsEes h. b Clark,
Thos. McCsfferty.
serond wrrd.
Wm. McFeely. Geo. F. Meek,
S. T. Carr, ii. G. Stillman.
J. NJ. Cummings.
Third Ward.
A W. Smith, Hugh Fraser.
wm Nichols. Harry Dreeer.
Harry Lee.
Forth wad
Jnhn Prindiville, s. Simons,
VIM. Consts Bile. II. rrezsna.
Fred Treyillian.
BIsBEE PRECINCT.
Peter johnson, Dominia Mimic.
Il. Dubacher, Ak. waddel,,
r. P. Stevens, wm. Hughes,
W. p. Long, 4. G. Norton,
A. Bruner, A. W. Mcdowell.
r. Leroy, Lewis Williams,
S. W. Clswson. e B. Mason,
Richard Ham. John Con nelly.
WILCOX PREsiNCT.
II. A. Morgan, Max Mayer.
J. F. Crowley. J. A. Bright,
P. B. Soto, G. A. Wilson.
CHARLESTON.
E. Byer.
RUoKER.
Burt Coggswell.
ROSS MILL.
Dan. Ross.
W. B. Taylor.
TURQUoIs.
]. Mcleod, F. Abbott.
EMERALD MINE.
P. Boyle. g. Miller.
CLARKsBURG.
P. Bracken, James Martin.
OUTSIDE PRECINCT.
A. Garrett.
HEREFORD.
A. Ham.
POOLS.
DIR. Pool.
FAIRBASK.
Il. Purcell. A. Noyes,
Z. W. Perkins.
BENSON.
Major Montanden. Wm. Ohnesorgeu,
Il. Gerwein, ID. L. Logan.
ASH CANYON.
J. S. Robbins.
PORT BOWIE.
s, r. DRLONG.
RAMSEY AND MILLER CANYONS.
o. c. Smith.
RUssELvILI.E.
TRES ALANos. \
LEWISTON.
GALEYvTILE.
POWERS.
McposALp's.
DOS cABEZAs.
DRAGooS.
TEyIs DISTRICT.
HOT SPRINGS.
HUAoHUCA SIDING.
ST. DAvIL,
GLEScoE.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-25

B'sBsR ABvEaTIsEmENr~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09
ORIGINAL PACKAGE DECISION.
sses~sy-ssssss~ Ass,~sO - 0sss.A vHoso
Aessess N.sU ~ Zee eos~sA

Asses~ey-ssssss~i AssissO. - 0sas.A vnDso
sAess.ss N.s~ ~ oss ess~sA
TurvNA. Nan, April - -As,creey~
General l. H. keilwg sessk . ~rioas
siv~ of the decision ~ The tsised states
supr~ne Court IN tho original psrsaxc
question. lilo sa,s II an Surprised
and disappointed ., tho decision. 10
simply rcpudiAssA ss in,crprvt a.. The
dccisicn VI the unis~d state. supreme
coar, Of forty years Aso ard which mas
,-cn the Law darins that period The
ccur, then held hat . New Hampshire
party coali not ship into Vermont. c>,n'
,rary Ia the l'roAibi,ory lac In torr~ la
the latter STATE. Q barrel ~ SIN b~astas
the Government r,cpso s,swp and sell
the same In the original tArrvl Ia s,als'
ton Of the laws Of Vermont
'it 10 ~ serious and p@ssihly ~ dan.
svrous . a.sison - the famous irvd
Scot. decision ~ pro slavery ds,a !
feel like criticislos tho a IL Is not
What the PEOPLE ~ the state bad q rtshs
10 expect from the suprrn.- ,ovr, ~ the
United States hor-, hat, therr NAV
hr something hcds ns Ia the dcc.sica
and ,hati 4, Is nos ~ s~c.rins in ,,s o'cct
As IL nov look. and therefore am
anSioas ~ SEC The fall text The dis.
scn,ing opinion IL clearer than tho de-
cision itself aud | think thai, ia. Justice
Who gave ,hA, cp!n!,u held the correct
view OF ia. Law and the question
The decision. A. I rcd it.i~a party 10
this SsA,e MAJ, brin. into the State from
other State liquor In original packages
and can soll the same IA SrSs,nd party
~i,ho1, Inability to arrrs, under our
frohihitory law"
Then, General. you ihInk that II -.
icc,s Kansas and ,ha, ~ will make 10
r"asible 10 ell liquor In or,Sinsl pacs.
sgva In this Sta,er'
II ain sorry to say ~ but ! believe 10
dos thA, very thing. fear tia, II is .
serious. II not . fatal blow ~ prohlbi-
ton Our law has never Attrmp ,"d I ~
prohibit the In portAuon ~ liquors ,uto
this State. Tor the Trainer, ~ the law
yell knew tina, !, could not h" dome un.
der the statute, ~ the United States
regulating thu traffic ~ cim m-rcr ic.
tween the StAtX> We have uniy sought
W prevent the sslc VI such liauot his
declsios says In Substance that ~ can
no, prevent b saie II suoh liquor. %
long ~ they rcmain Ia the ~unhrokcn.
original p~AckASvs.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

~ h~ai agrsh>a,hrss. - In, esn ses r~&cA
the disnAs~A pstica 81 tas ~Ar tt-sr~ 10
cais Nae ~as ss cufs tSAfaess, sni that 10
~ ccasnts,tenai rvss~tica tNAfs~ss 10
caas~t hs an 10 aa1~~i s~sAIticn VI tA~ sat-
c,sss itn lns ~ the tastA shiaa rat- Wa~a
THE tubs s~ts tnasrs~i WA havesraselias
sssaai sr ,rnI~sf~t eearsas. esd wA~a I, V
~cn,ir~is shs~d lN~rn~ss - tho resaii sna
unhnss Tho Va aAnsra stiUa car H. TARA vas
ana This tIer f~sa,rvA ~ its sss Haa, W pdi
ton. hsafias wNi ~ ir.srwx~i ~tsr~ssr I.
nine 1859 est - ,rn ar~ y~a~~i y, s~,asrA.
~alch 10 ncthtas tss, en- tnasus~i svs.,l ,sca
81 ,hS nrNSsus suffMwa
We viii y,v~ ,suc itundr~i tN&is,s Zee ssy
cas- ~ t~sfnrss is~as~i ~ ,aiartai thai
we can uOt caro hs tAkiNS hails ,asArrh
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y , Csssss 90. f,s~iA a
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sAris svv- Mans. NSA. Ar~1i a.
The stsss~v Gestsssssl. systss To-
hsss~ hsgsssk fs~sa hARsssiN vlfA
49, es@sAt Ass hy b ssVlsssas ~
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~ en- ~ sse rnSisf~A s,ts sss
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sSAesAsfs ssA evsiiss sAs~sss ASs
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09
kGMMLgR RGsp,rCo.
TIE Noted olsStstsat ~cssesstsa W Nee
tssA ~lsasastsely t~ssv~sssa ~ . WI -
WaA>es C~spws-Why Ssass wallace
vssssA tAe Wdl

tn N~esA GleStstsat eseesst~a " wee
VssA 1sasastssty s~~ssv-sssa ~ . Wvu ~
Nahses C~spws-Why Ssass Wssisee
OvasssA sAe Wrl
ArSrnx. n. ", April 10 ->juas~ Wal.
lace. 81 the United states ctrrui, Court
has granted . writ ~ habeas corpus. nv
turnabl" June ~, In the ease ~ Keenan,.
Ter, the man condemned ,o die hs ri-e.
trici,y this week. The ground fa ,hs
writ 10 that the oct under which Ga" On.
"cuticn ~ss IA tshc place is In Violations
az the Constitution
tUS ~ p.ps stArrNtSI
Nvw y"MS. April 10 Judge Wallace
says that in granting the k"mmler he.
t~as corpus wr,, b.. Upheld the views -
the counsel making the application.
that inasmurh a. tho case WAS oas Of
life and death the questions involved
should hr passed UPON by the highest
tribunal In th" land. The question ~
a. h validity ~ IA" delegation ~ power
to . sheriff? to ns the time and rlrcum.
anc al the death of . condemned
man Was . serious one.
The judge intma,ed that tho r~c.tr.c.
ton ~ tho liberty ~ the prcs. ~A- slso
. qucs,iop Ia IT, considered. bot hc ia
not say p,.i,i,ely that this ~ss one ~
h r-asons far granting tho ~rlt The
question of the cruelty az unusual nat
arc NJ th. punishment would t~ oossid.
cred 10y the supreme Court
There ~rrc other questions involved.
hut Tho Judge did not osre IA ssssaa the
intcrvirw. which ~as granted 81 . vesy
late hous.
Paul u Crsvrth. coaasel Var N" WssN
inxhoa~' Elsciric Company. s,sssSA poe
itvely tia, that compsay hsd no part 10
the p~s0re~dines by which The ssscuuoO
% R~..i.. ~. &c.. a..
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

~, s~nssr.sfsi "a. n ircN.s ueiAsn
N~iNal Discover yrvN~i 10 eating rhUtnh
nasal ra,sFfh, tfUnctiAi end thrat ~,
os.c., ,ha. is manufacturers new ssii b,
ttraush drugyts,s auars q ts~sf ts s-sfssi.s
81 ia t~ny 80 surtnc la essfs ,ss~ "
given \ fsir trial - mcses taha sy n~Ni
tc rvfunasst aaftkaa sWtish -
s~arotuia ef thr lungs n tsssn in usN i,
alsc cut~.i b, thls w,ssAcffal n,eActao
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09
0Aatss Ssa.s Svtsa ~.

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troll "Mu,h., strlend. sna wsaa a. sr, 10
r~orrmeaa " Ia all eho arc - ts~sIfl.
mo,h.rs 4 Pass. nragsis, Uf.~e
vile. Ala wrt,s nrs.ln.ii it.y 80 A,isn
II. tie Cor particular. NJ ell ~Jrsgststs
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09
NA,ss+r AssA>sAs AUG ~, ,~I
ri ~

Narhcetst, IA fsss So ~ssh
you ,o ssnd mo . t~s,tle ~ year Astii.te ~
Nalsr,s, ~hah ! go advertised n tina Mn
~tst sI~-ss. S~LAitAse~sa 1cah. ssA
Which ] can NO 81, here rNs~~ ,ess.
Asc m, mc,her hal ,hira lay chl,ts sea
Alter trytns the aa.'crs sni ether us~,i
cin"s wfNhout t~.isf. . ft~nd t~y.s,ma,sndsi
yoet Ant.sctS shr tried u, sna -, ssss
sa~t~i . ,srmsaeai .u'~ tral, Suo,s,
n kp~sars, tA.l.r y thurh
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

No No~sls i',.s. vii ,- seas ny CtaSis q
co chilsiA " y" sn, enc Ia Me Y y os
,.yssis, possss~ Ia~la. .s-.. ss~ssr' ~ ~
tobh,ns blc.tIts rN,sp ~tsrtsss 40 llss
Of sos~ls Ca ,.ra.isss aroaaJ s~rh IN
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

rss knSiisb r.ri,slis,. are sohhtns up
sl our ia'us,fiss bot uot s.Hnsl. sayl,sl
tsis srn v~phhlinE up ell ,As I.-as taStsh
Gobles la fsturb tIsht
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

r,s C~ass,irs,tca 90 Nl,A iieAis ". zee
~ rlcrscs iclets, ipfvly Nsse,ahlr usr
adu.S
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

fns man who 'ri~s ~ ,aSs thiess % The,
rnrne tho bsss BAH oss hss " s~shisS,.s
ktaf
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

frs 10 a. longer . ar~srn ~ . ne, ere,
the ar.t time he wife .-aAs iia ~ ,he
svas s,orv Tor fs~ r~s~Jer r,frs ttsats
ksprvss
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

70 t-rs, a,wa,s b. ch~s.~ q tan MAN ~.
kta,s frc2.urvs. - that he Hsay 81 10
found .hNr, rhca he $50 ost ~ oe.~
n - tcsy u
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

i,msy - ell right h. ss~n,t ~e,i,ass
'ruen lar, aa't bat IL 49, ia - N issNSin
etisc f~i~r,r,s we're hst1ssl tslesmsa
Nn~Nhaalton ltrrNhlic.A
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

syRAcvsk y. T., Asy a Nleksaes
H. BetxiAssr. . widely ksrsn sss sssp'
-. psOprie<ps Of The hrsAise sp4sry ~
NaAeiips vslIA. Q trustes q the Moth
odiss ChurcA. ss Aggressive Prohibition
ist sad . mas sko on his bssissss eArSs
sd IN his ts~As marx has sts0psA the
aSsto. .'IA tSoA We Trust u charges
viii . Aeiaous crime upon tso LITTLE
easls IN As emplsy sSd Is sos ~ lsrr~
On Q eio. - bad. tie claims thss ks 10
victim Of . eoaspirory.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09
noiiWsy sssgse~s Met.

KASsAs CRY. Mo-. May 2.--The third
annual oxDssntion Of the National AZ.
~snriAtios - Railway Surgeons -
srmbled u the Gil!is Opera Houss.
About iossf sl,e lesding railway surgeons
ri the Gated States are In the city
- stt~nAasre upon the Convention.
Tho session 80 opened by . prayer by
Rev. Dr. vsAssr. Of the First baptist
Church. MAYOR Holmes welcomed the
visitors 70 Kanssx CITY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

Ws'sss 10 ssid ~ 'nrsov- vita sgv. tss
some ,nsn nesss give u . hAsos f&ssbrs.
slllo Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

wAsMxovvs. Msy An . letter "a
che SPEAKER a the uouse Of Rssr~snis-
tiv,s the SecseaAry Of the Interior ssu-
a8es that IL vil sspiisr esa. - :s2 an
huAly 10 Eivr . s~svts. pension - every
surw vor Of tAe sss ~ not nos IN tho
rolls 6.s<a, eli casually so inor>~r the
Raskaas Of thoap oS~ IN the ro'k a. =
. aoakh sad u. ~. ~ - the .id>ss Of
dereA0a soldiers . tSasl snEA ss-
penditue Of oioo. -. 81.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

ns reassyivsals ssslrosd tlrecsDss
sss seeuas ~ PhilsAslIAis tsciAss1 .
4ivs1ssd % . Per osst
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

HAYS no ~qaai - . vvvMeA ssa rpsiav,
r.rs for strs ksaAsskA S4ltSsse~ss, csssai
psttca. vais 10 M 80. - sli lives vVat
~ Castss's iAsAss tIsO tsiiA rvy sAssa
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

ho,v, 'slbs sscsps vtes n 10 "shs
st' In . bod insss,ssst ~ sssi.s@,
htAs
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09
svGAMOoAv ON n

ossoea0 - 49, y. - sssss - ~ -
SSAss nssss VIE sAss - oAss.
JAcss'svrii.a. Va, April 1ns
esesmer H. b Plant Of the ~ Johss
rtv~r lis~. ~ss totally destroyed BY Are
yesterday norhins 81 Iser~sso~d lsmA.
tsS. To- miles soath ~ Jacksonville,
Thr~ colored men EIt~s Msiio~y.
vsi~ri Walter Coleman. . a~rb ham.
and ss unknown drk yAs~ns~, ssss
dro~ ned. Thsre we're . dozen oshss
p~ssscns~rs ssd crew ~ svss,y .thrs -
taAd-
The ers ~ss caused by the osrelsao
sssA 81 . man sho sss eiiiss Q isas
and ntset IL All On t~srd csssrsd 80.
eept the three msn named
The rsptssn hepa ,bs dseshspas ia6h
eth . revolver VAIL tina svnsa ssA
oAiidrsp got into the bsst. ps~,fas
frasn the sbo'c sids-i In the esust- ~
~ other ysopis go bard. The hrAs
vss vsis"A 81 s~..
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ls'sros. Ami - The erssr kAstsss
ssss~d ~ the 1sssse police t-.srd skss
after Nay ! The sALe u isioslosuSs
iiqssss os~r len sss no styyt>A JAs
or6ss has t~~s ssps~ssd f~ sssss uas,
but 10 sss b ksps ses esiy ~ ~
eolks eomwisss0assa. bot ellen of sAs
sslsshespu nat ~ lee s~galyfag
lhqsos Ia - seA ~iik fssA osIy s.ssA -
s~rsstsA. but ~ sss s<A bIi fa~ rs
rspsi AZ the iss vss ~e~.S 10 sks
s.sss . fee 1sys 49,. Esd si,A tAs
iAss prSsbiy thai tAss~ sss >. isrsAss
Aops ~ ss4dihcssssa ~ ,.ss.es es4..
eisstssssS have givss sssses ~ he
ass~sab~sVsrp " sso~ss tAsas tors
visAis sOoty Asys
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

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sivias HE r.AAons ~ t~ssins the CO.
nan ssyskit.on eth With ss 10 ssv
rvia,nins ~ ~ ls;srsg a AsvsaA
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sAsas at HE sAsae ~ pasaA The p~is-
einl s.ssps gtvss a~ HE sr~,y,.ses al
she t,srunsa os~s vAs ssAslsys snssr
rssssLss asd ie~se~sAtss Sctsos ls nir.
lag ME lEnis'sl nAs~ 10 iss Hell gro
c-~diass ssSiss, rpp.s tn AZ sssls
stiA shhrh be- tsA ~ e~ss vtst,
s~vev. E1ts eiAssns net be ass t~~a
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tsols 81 saaisy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

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sioc sho bssvs " wtCs ~ ASSls.s
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

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10 ,~i "Mu,h., . triend. sna ~saa a. ~, H.
tthost fot nshy tmes Ne coat tt.s3
4, a. all ho are o. t-~stHTs
no,h.rs n 4 t.,~s nraxsis, Ufe~s
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Il. tie Cor patticuiars ~ ell d~rassts,s
rss knSii.b r.r,,sli.,. ~. sohntins up
~ our ia'us,fios bu, oat scns.. cAvl,sl
noble. ia r.,ars tLsh,
1ns,s t.~rp affected with . msssaatisi
h~..,ss bs ssd . he~,, Pale la MP liver
made use ~ 4 6rt~s, ssrs.rsstlsss ~its.~s
'u,svss vani ! gave hulis f~sr.~rsr,il. .
lrisl. ihfr~ tr,tlcs ~ whs ssss ne ~
BET take pleasure In Recommending " -
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u o~ea, Louisville. M
fns man Win 'ri~s ~ ,aSs thiess % the,
Tho bsss bali cs. bet " sstisS,.s
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chilsdA ts y. sny enc 10 Me Y y a.,
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wsuss 10 ssid ~ ,nrsev~ ~t,s s~v ,Ss
s"ns ,nen nesss GivsN . chance Rosnrs.
splIc Journal.
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81, sboad ny hs"ua, h-~ssA.-s tN-As F"
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t~ss. Price ~ .euis
ho,v, 'slbs escsps ~ses I, 10 'shut
vr' IN . b~a ihses,sest 4 sssi.Suna
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cure for strs AsaAsskA. s~Alt1sse~ss, csssa,
psttea. Sais To- IN 80. - ali Iiyes vVas
~ Oastas's iAsAss lave SstiA Tvy tAssA
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nee ssS esr,e1 ees shssty yssss u~y
sserd he tess u ssA0s, 6s1sAsas lssss
10 due " assts osiy,
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rsos % tire a,ss II 10 tAs 90 ~hs sess
sloc sho sssps W wtus ~ A1Sls.s
OtsSss
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t1ss o o-sttsss hs Drugs t@~ 10 zee ssis s,s
rss sslf msss sss Ne - Sss7sAsss
assisss ~ tsiss-~shs S,si~-h n H~ss.
w~s~oomss~.A 'rsssstTs rs..s' c.ss'
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

Esrss,o.s ~ Cerastsins sse styys~i b,
Nae Neser ~ Ns.etssysa col rS
tIkss1o-sStsss hs tsgoss 4 80 10 zee shis $50
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

wsss ~ss~y s.sss 10 asprss sso.,'
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

VISA ssa 10 fsti "a 10 . SD ,lsss ~
ssss ks beet measure s~4sSssMta
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

rss esif mss. sss Ne - Sss3vAsss
assisss ~ ssiss-~sas s,u~-h q T~ss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

nv . ssgssGs Sssss~sth1sA NJ asa
vt-s Vias 70 . hsif sl~ sssA ssssss ess ssa.s>
esA .sssSs 10 st~0d Elsiss tssssAaS
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-09

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