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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
A Courteous Princ-.

"Do not be afraid, Louis said the
Empress Eugene, holding her son in her
arms.
Il am not, mamma" answered the boy
OF II; Il have not forgotten that my
name IS Napoleon"
Tho cutter in which the empress and
her son were being conveyed az night
from a steamer had struck a rock. and
the waves were dashinS over It ut the
time this conversation took place.
Tle young prince, who afterward lost
his life in the war between the English
and the Zulus, Lad orc trait not common
20 children-he treated his playInates
and ail who served him with marked
courtesy. The favoTite companion OF his
sports was Louis Con1cau. the son of the
euperor's physician. They were daily
together. and many storms ruflied their
intercourse.
One dav. when thero was TO be q state
dinner at the Tuileries, az which TIE
prince was not TO appear. he invited
Louis Conneau 10 dine with him. Roth
lads were very fond Of strawberry cream.
and che prince. IN order 90 give an agree
able surprise 10 his playmate. requested
that dish 10 be prepared for the dessert.
During the morning che two bovs
quarreled. and Louis Conueau returned
home. Tho prince. too proud TO show
any emotion 40 his piaymate's departure.
took his seat AZ the dinner table and
tried 90 eat Bat when the straw berry
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

tie Of him, though he beid the office Of
United States district attorney for the
Eastern district Of New York from 1866
10 1873.
No other fame, probably. is so evanes-
cent as that Of a successful lawyer-es-
pecially a city lawyer. and most Of all
one whose work is chiefly done in his
office and concerns property interests
chiehv-and it was, therefore. as a new
man that Gen. Tracy came into prom
inence IS counsel with Mr. Evarts and
others for Henry Ward Beccher in the
protracted and exciting trialof 1875. 1t
was in this connection that the first direct
charge of unprofessi0nal or not strictly
honorable conduct was made against
Sen. Tracy-a charge disrcgardcd by the
public 81 the time, but revived i'm heated
political contests afterwards. Theodore
Guion's friends Indignantly declared that
Gen Tracy had listened 10 TItons ac-
count Of tho matter and afterwards con
sentci 20 act rs counsel for Mr Beecher.
The statement was rs Indignantly denied.
and goes into the limbo of the insoluhlc
along with so many ether statements
concerning that remarkable case.
The public likewise remained in igno-
rance of the fact that Cen. Tracy was a
great lover OF fine horses. that he was
often present when big races were run
and allowed his own horses to be put on
the track, though he never bet himself,
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
SECRETARY TRACY.
sgoCEN INTERRUPTION or 4 BRil-
LIANT ANo SUCCESSFUL CAREER

s-arig stru<xies ana fFiars Pl.s-- % s'iii.a-s
ni4t4ry Csrser Takes Hixh E--nk - ths
Nss fsrk Ilas Bxeeaer- Tlltsz fr1@1
Hsztea cazap4axa 4sd Elstins Reward
ben laulln franklin Tracy. whose able
-laallAs.rsslou " tAs naval dsp2rin2enI
III tae United States s as 80 suddenly N
terrupcea by an zpFS-lhng calamity, wss
oor- in Owes0, Iosa county, \. T. IN
is5e zuc passed his early life on q farm,
attending only tne Wlnter terms O. al
academy. Prom toy hood be ~ - notice
s0ly vigorous. sarnesg and reliable, and
when admitted G. the bar. in 1871. he
soon made hIs marx lu law practice. 50
rapid was his rise and - great The Popu-
sar confidence Ia him that IN lo0S,
aud again "a 1850. be was elected district
attorney. though his party was IN MI
aorlty IN tAe county.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

of them are 10
hold seats in that
body for VI o n
tana. lie is en-
phaticauy "a
western hustler.
one Of the kind 80
often described in
romanCcs 81 the
est. one whose
business career Is
a s0rtof romance,
yet no makes
romance subsidi
erv "a business.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10


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ieS' one 'eeoeo exercise ana "anIe"
= come ao'h 20 the gate an" meet l',
,'lin. She went on up the valley, ana
wonder she Is not back
The bright light faded quickly as it
came; the glad blue eyes clouded heavi-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

4 pianist recently spent the evening
at the house ~ a lady. The company
was agreeable and he st7i5 somewhat
late As he rose o. take his departure,
the lady ahi
Pray don't g. yet. Mr. Jones. want
vorl to rlay souethln- for ra.
-0h. Tou must eKc-sa ne t0 1i-ht. p
IS ~sr~ fare. and Z shoad ltarh tae
neiEhnors
.Ne~e- ui-i tha reish-o~s answer
81 t6e T0unZ ia7v. quickly. fhe~ psi
soue3 orr dog Yesterday -fx na1ce
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

vantage to the depositors than they did
as it was. he reported his fca-s to the
clearing house, and an investigation re-
suited Nj Leland, the former presi-
dent Of the Sixth National, was At first
freely censured for not having inquired
more particularly into the antccedents
Of the buyers. Most Of the criticism was
withdrawn, however. when he handed
over $500, 900 Of the purchase money to
secure depositors and stockholders.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

Charley Jones Nel I'D you proross
% Miss Binks ct the Tompkhs reception
lssf niz ~ ~ you i1tfnaedt
Pobbv @m fh-Eo. tie conser~st1rr
zas occupied nj TIRE tine wasted it.
.That So VINO was FRI thereT
Mss Biaks ard Trn Eobinson. -
TREE
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

until that heated
cam paign Of
1885, which tore
Brooklyn circles
all to pieces and
ventilated the
lives Of many.
Gen. Tracy was
candidate for dis
trict attorney Of
KmCs county
against James !
i,id-vav. then
the Democratic
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

seventh L United
States c olore d
troops. He ecame
cut Of the war a
b rig dier gen
eral, resumed the
practice Of law as
one Of the firm Of
Benedict, Tracy
& Benedict, and
for a few years
the pubic heard
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
New York's Wrecked Banks.

When c. II. Pell and i. j. Claasen
bought the control Of the Sixth National
bank in New York, by very cunning
but not altogether commendable piece of
inanciering, they paid for 1t out of ITS
own treasury. Having already two state
banks in their control after the Sixth
National deal was ccnsummated they
were IN possession Of three metropolitan
banks. Had it not been for the suspi-
cions Of Cashier Colson they might have
worked the combinatasn to even better
advantage 10 themselves and 10 less ad-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

For ! don't care, dun, tired feeling,
impoverished blood, duh pains in back
ana head, tantalizlng SKIN eruptons,
kcmp's Sarsaparlia never fails 10 glve
relief. We always guarantee II. Price
II per bottle. TIbls' drug store, I26
MOuIOc-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
TREAsURER's NOTICE.


GrASn RtPIns Mich. Ban z $50.
Notice Is hereby given iiat the assessment
rOIl lUT tEc tou-fIu, tIau 30 q r.r.i .u u.Ock H.
Converse IaIfprd's a. IdifIou. ls now ga my
hands. and that VIII receive payment thereon
fos the period ot twenty days from this date
a Inc Office OF the CITY Treasurer. City Hall.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
Pilc.l PiIrstf Plles,ii

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is
a positive specific for all forms Of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching. IL
cesatcd, and Protrudiug Ples-Pr.ce
soc. For sale by White & White drug
gists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
TREAsURER'> NOTICE.

frl iLFtsfEEE'r 0TrrCT.
GrAsn 4Irr-. ~ rh.. Feh &. l-si
Notice is hereby 81 feu tnaf She assessment
r0Ii fur EradluC. LrattlllE au4 paving the 4g'
tfIs of North Prospect street. from tas- 1gs
street 20 Fbaf.l.s stree rs noH fu frf haH ds
and that J viii receive payment 'hcrcon fGf
the period of twenty DAYS from fhIs date. ~
the ofhce 81 the City Ireasurer. city Hall
GEORGE z PERRY.
Tct. -. Cts Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

Hon. ]. c. Power, Republican, is one
of the big -Four" now waiting for the
United States senate TO decide which two
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

Most complexion powders have yul-
gar stare, bat f0Zoul's is tue beau
theT, whose effects are lasting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

J, ". Loose Red Clover Co. Detroit.
| choeriully furnish the same for
publication.
Mrs. =, age S., eancer0us face lcell
caucgrl. has tried many physicians and
CA presentation 90 ule Was 8 horrible
SIGHT % look upon, uo>e partly eaten
away. deep pits ID checks, forehead
and chin. As "a last hope J pat her on
LOoses Extract oi kod CloVoT-laTge
doses internally. snd A. 4 local apph-
cation, / used the solid cxtraei IN
plaster form. She improved rapidly
from the nrst week, and Ia four
months was entirely we'll. Now eight
cen months since first treatment and
no sIrvI,s nf rrflll.a
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
crsin. floAr aad reed.

tflhtLfI q tNtIl Anu CEls
"a Wbeat-NeW S9c bushel
Gem se3s-t tushe.
tflfs-New. - - ' buShel.
Cora AcGi-.ls ~ 2 ten
hsF--a.c p tlslr
harley sl.Vse q r hundred.
GROUND feed -sisoosl3.ls . gou-
braD-S 20 p toN
Niddhlgs-Slatt . Iou
fiour-Lly White s-lV Patent $50 2 ban
tre4.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
IOHN J. WEANEK.

Ulce-stion OF thc LEG lndolent Ulcer,
Recovered entirely after three months
treatment with Red Clover Extract and
solid Extract Dressing. Now one year
since treatment and no sIgn of return.
Cancer Of LIP and Sku disease.
Entirely cured with three months
treatment with Red Clover Extract
and solid Extract Dressing, Now over
year and no sign OF return. A. B.Scc-
ondary syphilis was entirely cured by
Rcd Clover Extract in three months,
with none az the after results such -
are left hv Mercury 10 such cases.
II YOU have any doubling physicians,
they can write 10 me and ] Will give
them fun history OF each case. D.
". ii. YARNALL.
Write for testimonials. For sale by
White q White.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10

Apples 1a $50 y barrel.
beans = na -.n 2 olsLel
/ fgEs-isei1A- p dozen.
butteI-leE ~ r. p8uu4.
fotalots-ooe 4 bQshu
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10
GRAND RAPIDS aAKKETs.
fssmsrs Freauss-

Butter IS. q loGul.
kgslra ..o 3 aaEeu.
Psi Iars-.slc & huslel
& laaaa-e- s..ssa4ls , huuGred
fgru ps--ta .slt e bls1el
beet $3.50 3 luslls-
farslil as--a &c 2 nUshrl
glteLls-la. s. Ht.Snal
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-10


ing curiousiy at Even THE while.
"Havs / bored YOU half 20 DEATH"
rsked the ErEiishman. somewhat rue
fully. L never told that story before
but 10 hss been smolhpring f1r years"
Boref2 so never was more inter
sssed n my life. Twas thinking what a
different sort of fellow you were from
the man 7 met ont yonder the other day.
nid they never 30 anything 20 clear the
matter W IN cur country 10 never
would hl~s been allowed t0 rest There
vs. was t1o far gone, ard when
tne boy 0iled himself the thing was
used hv al the government papers
you'd -sI them administration organs.
a. confession &c Judgment. When
ree Lancers came home there was some
-sik. hut is vas soon hushed Maitland
bad sinus zap che old place hT that mo
snd gone 70 ore knew whore. but read
it ia ore of the London papers Truth.
t1tnk--a Sf--r that tw- ~ the irrez-l la~s
bad q1arre'ed vith the- fellows ard
s'tsr ere var vas o~-- t-'5 = tsis trat
made s-rsat1Cn in Case Fr,~n~ The~
ssii thar the vaunr afi-er was ma
Aaned man. -hsf up e. r-l i-izht ~ haT
pushed cn. tut e~e~v z~v,t a-5 rafrrl
rh.v n1rr ~sr0ef th.fn frar tr-f, -.~ss
~ Eul1s wr-s seesd. ar5 that ir vas
-,afress ~ trv The weo rer7- vniE-
r-.rf-- s~rrr- tre-~ea--- s-f h1rarf
t'-s ssrrra~t t' srtr fre
---s- RI srf d tr -ee~ a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

PEILApFlrBIk. Nov. G - Barbs's
Lasapreeht. residing a. eisl Hauiltsa
street g. years old killed Der asaghts To-
NARY. years CID by eutanE Der
throat vith rsser, sua thea al
tempted - suieids BY enttns her ovn
throat Mrs Lsnprsckt alec sttsn ptec
70 XIII Der -nonths-oid esbe. but she
Only succeeded IN wsvnsinE tie chiis
slizhtlT sbost tie tkroat TIE ~
fortunate womaa csnniits1 ths awful
deed dsfisg s. Of temporary In
aanitr
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07
MINNESOTA.

MfSxrAroLis. MINI. Nov. 6-Re-
turns from sirty-sir counties give
Merriam. Rep. for Governor. 7Seee
votes; Wilson, Dem, 20, 248. and
Owen, Alliance, 4s 24a plurality
OF s.S3s Tor Merriam. with fifteen eoun-
ties 70 be heard from. Is Jocks "a II
Merriam Wa elected. The Fifth Con
gressionsl District is still in dsabt
Castles. Dem. plurality over Sniaer.
7ap.. in The Fourth District Is S.sss
Lnds. Rep, plurality ever Baker IN
the Second is about 1.oee. Hsrriss,
Dem. has 1.Ts7 plurality ever Dunnsll.
Rep. ia The First district o ". Hall,
Dem. hs- = safe majority over y. =
Hall. Rep. il The laird district TIE
Alliance ~ir held TIE balance Of pewsr
in TIE state Legislators
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

a as.ss Showing It's rrooaole
o0Rplersa.
= Gig Msserity Tar ths Democrats--
rev ths ssRase St.nas Csnai-
oates fer tks SpsaksrshiE.

Below ls given Jhe eest pcsSitle
estimate - the Tiity-seooaa Csasrcss.
based ~ returns Feooised - the As-
nsns ef golng 50 press ssserAl -
these elected frsa Kansas sRc enc or
I've ether States eoanses with The nsm-
oorats were elected oE fsrners A.
lance tiekesS The hgunes credited %
lashs, hAiRs, orcgsE. Vermont and
Nysgthg are taken fron tne resalts -
reosnt sisesisns hale IN tkess States
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

CHrcAao. Fov. s-Ths cerrsr-s*opo
cf TIE rr..t Nssenic Temple. vsice is
20 ;. bait IN tsIs city. wss lsis via
In posinT csrezcny.
Tho Tsspls g bsirs erected 60 sss
northeast corner 81 State sns Esrsolph
strs.ss ks-inE . fTsH1ss CT stse
street 81 iTs feet ans On Rsnsoipk -
1ls feet TIE snssnt pad 80 tks
freans srd lsssee vss 8 iee zee as
~ builaisf = ~ asst sst lsss tssn % =
noe eoe L val csrsfs stEsNsn
ste.i.s ans vi ke fst fsst ksrk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07
rrw YORK

WV YosK. Never Per : TIE Asse-
clatei Press reports shew ths election
q sixfT-eiEht peuocTstis Asssa biyrsn
IN New York STATE ssi siTty
Rerubiicaas A ths Dsnserats hAve
thirteen senators ssaiast nias-
teen Rsraklioaus ths fsrmeF wfll
tkns sAvs On 5oint ballet eifhtTens
votes sTsl nst sAe alters sevenfy
eafek inssres tke slectioz ef Ders-
e~ssfr sacr.ssoy - S@HsteT Fv.rts
Noresvsr sas e.r=ecrsts cisfu tkst t~s
ssser ~ sistrfees credited - 81. Re-
pabllcaaa nauslT. Docbess CoantF.
f1-ss s.& NszsTs.sTJ cssasT. bslsng
= tseE.
rrsRAsKA
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

9Th the method and results when
syrup Of Figs Is tsken; Ii is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gestiy YET promptly en- the kidneya
Liver shd Bowels, eieznses the sys-
tenn efectually. dispels colds, head
aches and fsyers and cures hahitnzi
constipation Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of ito kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eeptsbls 10 the stomach, prompt in
is action and truly beneficial in its
ELECTS, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend it
10 al and have made it the most
popular remedy known
Syrup of Figs is for sale In 5oc
and 81 bottles bJ al leading drug
gisls. Any reliable druggist wao
nay not have IL on hand will pro
euro it promptly for any one who
wishes 20 tEy it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG syrup CO.
s4E faAscISc0. csi.
LOUISVILLE. u. kEH rosk NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07
eFIAnrnsnfY cAyDTDlTrs.

wAsHrsosoN, New. e.-The list 81 can
did.tss for the spssker'hip of the next
House includes the following: Springer
Ulll. BynDE tInd- }. Essch me- Crisp
lGal, MeMlilis gTenn.). Breckinridge
tKyh Mills Tex. sAe kcCrsary
fkyl.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

CgxcISvATT. Nor -Acccrsing - he
returns 50 far as received a. o'clock
last evening The Oaio CenEressnen
elected are. FiFst district Rellany
Starer. Rep. second. JEAN A. Csld-
vel Rep. TAir3. George " HOAX.
Feaftk. Ren N X. GoaHz. Deu-
Tffth. Frsd G. Layton. Dsna., Sixth.
u n Dsnavin. nea; ssveata- ". B
Harness Den EiEhth. . p. Hare
Deu.; <inta. = n 0utAraise- DeNs- +;
Teath. Bohert = Dean. Req Eievesth.
J n Pattisoa Dew. T-elfsh. " X.
Euochs Rsos Thirteenth. lrviae psz-
gar. Den. FoErteents 4 y. Orsas,
Den. Fiftseath. " p HsrseT. Der.
S-a.na--.h Toan q War~.rH Dr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

Tzsoosx Sss. Esv. s-Jssss Z
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

WV YoRs. foT. s-Tfs st~smsr
Tsas1sfa vkich sFrsvss Tsxs-<fsy
rirki frsm ld~.rvs~A kax snsng ksr
ssss.sF.rs Esrrs a st.nlsy .sz ~iss
,az Tissse~sn; gsrtscs. e~s - M
S.arlsvs soupe.ters 81 49,. 7es
Teu4ozis hs1 rsvfh ps-.fs sd v>s
soxs~kst sswsr~s pssnf 80 vsT-
aFs Nr s~alsy >rss stFsag "a sst is
re- rscarsx51z. -z---..-------.---a
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07
HEALTH IS WEALTH

Dr. K. G. VESTS NERvE AND BEAIS TRBAT-
HENT. guaranteed specific for HySteris. DiZzi-
ness, Commissions. Fits. Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. Nervous ProstFation caused by the
Csc ~ alcohQi or tobacco, Wakefulness. Mental
Depression. Softenng Of the Brain resulting
IN insanity sud leading 70 misery. decay and
cath. Premature Old age. Bsrrenness. Loss
Of Power in either sex. Involun tarv Losses and
SpermatoTrhCea caused by over-eXertion ofthe
brain, Self-asuse or oyerindul-ence. Each box
contains one months treatment. sl.0O box
or six boxes for 500. sent By mail prepaid on
receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
by us for six boxes. accompanied by 500. We
will send the purchaser one written guarantee
90 refund the money II the treatment Oes net
efec. cure. Guarantees issued only by
WHITE 4 WHITE,
Morton House Pharmacy. Sole Agents.
% Monroe-street. Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07
MISSOURI

ST. LouIs, Nov. 6.-in this State the
Democrats send fall delegation 10 Con
gresS they elect the State ticket and
Will have joint ballot in the Legisia-
ture by large majority. II the
Democrats have . majority on joint
ballot ia the Legislature. aud there 10
little doubt OF that il will assure the
return Of senator George q. Vest
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-07

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Nov. e-Dene-
Gratis claim the election Of Brsckinridge
by small majority. Republicans still
clrim the election OF langley in the
First district. Featherstone, Rep, Is
probably elected Terry. Dem, is
elected by large majority in tAe
Taurth 6istr;st
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-27

Paul Balm Warnekros received to- lay an immense line of staple and ancy goods. These goods have been
 aying at Benson since August lst. He las stock Of hats second to none in the Territory. They are of all styles and grades. the celebrated Stetson make predominating In shirts the supply of silk and eassimere in all late patterns and styles is astonishing as to the variety Of colors. The Yam kee notion department is not to be overlooked in future, judging from the stock Of suspenders, hose supporters, hosiery, neekwear. e.e. The 5oys hare not been overlooked and mothers can 6nd anything desired in the line of shirts and hats from the cosrsest to the finest, at close figures.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-27
PERSONAL POINTS.

Mrs. George Gage and Miss Louie will leave for their home in Tempe on Friday.
 Master Tom Bates, who has been spending the summer in Tombstone, will leave on Friday for Los Angeles, where he will resume his studies
 Mrs. Webster Street and Miss Mar tha Gage left for Phenix last Sunday, but up 10 latest accounts had not reached their destination. owing to washouts.
 Frank Engle, who has been visiting the eastern States during the past six months, has returned 10 Tombstone During his absence he visited Lead vile and other camps in Colorado and comes back imbued with the idea that Tombstone will yet eclipse them all.
 The Citizen is not a prophet, nor the descendant of prophets, but we venture the prediction that Col. Wm. Herring will be nominated by accla- nation for Territorial Delegate to Congress. If the nomination is made Mark Smith will have to change his name to Dennis.-l Citizen.
 Cards are issued for the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Greenawalt to MT. Harry ". McKean, which is to take place at the residence of Mr. and Yrs. J. c. Grsenawalt, Atchison, Kansas, on September 10th.
 Miss Greenawalf, whois the niece of Judge Monk, has been resident Of Tombstone for several months. as the guest oi her uncle. and while her many friends here will most cordially congratulate the fortunate groom, her departure from Tombstone will be deeply regretted.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-27
IT WASN'T LOADED.
But It Went off and Took a Piece Of
 Finger With It.

The people in the neIghborhood of Cummings book store on Allen street were startled this morning by hearing pistol shet.
 A rush was made for the store where scene was being enacted which should have been photographed. Jesse Lowry was in the act of disrob- ing, while Tom Bates stood with the blood streaming from he index finger of his left hand A search was made for bullet hole in the body of the supposed victim, while Tommy hur- ried across to Baron's barber shop where he washed off the blood.
 You see" said the frightened young man, "I went into the store this morn- ing and Jess was cleaning pistol. I took it apart and took out all of the cartridges, as supposed, put the cylinder back and stood pointing the thing at Jesse's stomach, and within couple of feet of him, when bang she went. knew that was hurt, and Jesse thought he was killed. He be- gan pulling off his clothes and asked me to find the hole. He said that he had heard that man didn't feel a bullet till five minutes after he had been hit, and he wanted 10 find it be fore he felt it. It hit my finger first and glanced of just grazing Jesse's side and fiattened itself against the wall, here it is" said he as he produe- ed flat piece of lead. The pistol was g calibre and the narrow escape from serious consequences was al- most miraculous.
 The young man went at once to DT. Willis where the finger was dressed and the wound pronounced only a flesh one. The lesson was q rather forcible one but will not be lost on the two students.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-27
NOTICE.

If you want fine straight whisky, of the most celebrated brands, drop into the Pony Saloon and satisfy yourself that this is true The Pony also car ries the finest brands of domestic and imported Brandies, Wines, Ales, Por- ters, and all kinds of liquors. Ice Cold Drinks of all kinds speciality. The Carmen Key West Cigar is the finest for the money to be had in Ari- zona. St. Louis Anheuser- Busch Lager Beer on draught s. all times. No fay- orites. Come all
 JOHN SAAUGHSEssY,
 Proprietor.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-27
YaInahIe Hemedy.

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 Albany, March II, los5-
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