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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11

waldo District Lodge of Good Templars hold
their autumn session Saturday, Sept. 20th, at f.
Thorndike, with Bethel Lodge. 1t will be picnic
session and members are requested to bring fun
baskets. The local Lodge will furnish dinner con
Ycnicnccs and tea and coffee. Round trip tickets
viii be sold the Belfast Branch r. r. to the
members for one fare, and as the trains run so as
to accommodate, there ought to be a good attend
ance. A Il members of the Order are invited.
very pleasant event occurred at the last Mon
days meeting of Belfast Lodge OF Good Tcmplars
i'll the presentation of nice chair as Lodge gift
TO two of its lately married prominent members,
Willis Fletcher, and wife, formerly Nellie Parker.
The presentation speech was made by Deputy
Macomber and appropriately responded to by
Bro Fletcher. 1t is a standing custom among the
Lodges Of Good Templars to thus honor their
newly welded members.
The semi annual session of the Grand Lodge
will be held at Rockland, Wednesday, October 5,
and excursion rates will be arranged for members
of the Order over railroads and boats
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11
Waldo C0unty agricultural Fair.

The annual cattle show and fair of the Waldo
County Agricultural society Will he held at the
Park Belfast, Sopt. 30, and oct /. The following
Is the programme
sept 30, 9A NJ. Entry and Examination OF all
stock ana Animals except Irotting Horses, Brood
Mares stations and colts.
70 81 4. NJ Drawing of Horses and Oxen.
> p. Nj. IrOtting of Two year Old colts purses
90 first, $500 second, $500 third. Four year old
purses so first, S2 second, IS third. 40 class
$40 first, 50 second, SO third.
oct ], g A. VI. Examination OF Stations, Brood
Mares and Colts.
10 4. VI. Election of Officers.
50 r. ~ Irottng of three -year-olds; purses,
$40 ltrst, 80 sccond SO third. Sweepstakes; 50
first, $40 second 80 third.
The above races open to all horses wherever
owned, and to be mile heats, best in to har-
ness, for all horses older than 3 years Old Three
years Old, bes2 in 3, to enter, to start. Entrance
fee per cent. to accompany nomination; and >
per cent. from winners. All entries close Septem-
Der 18th. Entries of trottng Stock to be made to
Mark \. Wadlin, Sec, Belfast, Me. The Associa-
ton reserves the right to postpone any or all of
the races on account of the weather.
Competent persons will be in charge of the halls,
DAY aud night, to prevent loss or damage to arti-
cles on exhibition. The halls will be open Mon
day, Sept. 30 ana the Committee will be in attend
ance to receive and arrange articles for exhibition
All exhibitors of animals articles must enter
them at the Secretarys Office in the building, to
entitle them to Il premium
Admission to the Park % cents. Carriages free
TO grand stand 10 cents.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11


enc Of the hanIsome>t and most costly private
Residences iu Belfast j. the one in course of cree
ton for MIA p. Mansfield at the corner of Frank
liza and Cedar streets. The exterior is nearly fin
i7Aed an'! tie interior plastered. The house is
lyo and a hall storie, With a three story oct"-
-on tower I!e architecture j. after thc queen
Anne style, Min four gable-. Across the
front ana one side is 4 broaa vera n,ia, rooted.
Entefin@ib c vile halfway, the first room at Tie
lstt tie parlor 1876 hy -, exclusive Of the low
CT -tor! oi tic octa-on tower. Next beyond i. me
Htlaft ID hy ~ itet, with large bay window.
This roon contains q brick fire place. Opposite
the library i Tie dining ROOM y by u.s. VITA lay
"iud4", leading lrnn which is the Kitchen Il d bv
206, WITH pantry, closets and all necessary appoint
meut-. T.e hark porch has a small yeran,ia. the
interior vii. Ne finished in hard wood in natural
colors. on the second floor are i've sleeping roo MS
as follows Two, Il by Is each, one Il by Il 10 by
10, and 50 by TO- with bath room s. by 9G. Tie
hallway extends the Whole length of the second
floor, 81 feet. There are four large rooms in the
attic, one in the tower which has five wi,i.iows
and commands fine view Tile builder is Mr.
James T. Pottle who designed the interior ana a
NeW ork architect named Archer drew the plans
to conform to the design of Mr. iottlc. The house
will he heated by steam, the apparatus being fu.
nishel by Alr. G. T. Reed. Mr. James Wood diu
the plastering, Mr.. otickney the plumbing ana
Mr.. john Poor the painting
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11
News of the GraDges.

Waldo County Pomona Grange viii hold its
September meeting with Richie Grange Waldo
the 10th inst commencing AZ o'clock A. NJ The
following Is the prosrammt st Opening cxercis
es, 2d Report Of Oranges, 81 Election and nstalla
ton of officers, 4th Comforting fifth degree 9Th
Song by sister Dyer 9th Appointment of commit
tee, oh Noon recess sth Music by choir, 9th CUES
ton. Resolved that Waldo County Grange should
take some action in opposition to trusts and com
binations. An Bro. |. Burns Neg Bro, u. DYER
10th Song by sister Maria Mitchell, lth Recitation
hy sister Nellie NJ. Luce, 18th Essay by Bro j. &.
Harding, 18th Entertainment by Richie Grange,
nth Closing.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11
Prizes for Physical DEVELOPMENT.

Some three years ago Dir. D. A. Sargent Direc-
tor of the Hemenway Gymnasium at Harvard Col
IeSe, offered 81 900 in two prizes to persons male
and female. whose physical proportions should
most nearly approach perfect symmetry, as indi-
Gated by his anthrOpometric chart The time nj
lowed for the competition was three years. and
there have been about 1000 competitors. The
prizes have been awarded as follows: Henry
Chester Jackson, Wiscasset, Me, Senior in Bow
doln College, and prominent Oarsman since
entering college. Prize for most perfect female
development, Margaret Blanche Best Meadville,
Penn, member of the summer school of physical
training at Hemenway Gymnasium and instructor
In ply a!cal training at Allegheny College.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11

Mrs. StratJari. Of Monroe VINO il on the com
1nittee at City Han, has contributed some fine
poems to the Portland Transcript, besides credit
able thesis on plantlife. Bangor Daily News.
Hugh Hatch. Colby 50, who has been acting as
pastor Of the Baptist Church at Foxcroft during
the summer, was in the city Tuesday on his way
TO the Newton Theological seminary, where lie IS
70 take three years course Wateryille scnti
mel.
Mr.. F. +. COZ Of the Peoples Clothing store
sailed from New lork >ept. ST. to join Mrs. cox
who has been studying abroad during the past
year. and together they will make an exten,ied
tour through Holland, Switzerland, Italy, France
and England. Chelsea, Mass, Gazette.
DR.. J. W Mitchell, of Freedom has engaged an
office next to Edwin SpIague's insurance rooms
LIMERICK street. DR.. Mitchell will move his fami-
ly here at once and enter upon the practice of his
profession. His son, Prof. Mitchell, principal Of
the Lincoln street Grammar School, win reside
with him. ROckand Free Press
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11
Rockland District W. T.. Tdinss.

kev. 5. 5 Gross is having eNcellent success at
knoN and Morrilt
Pastor G. W. Lowell IS doing good work at
Northport and Lincohville.
Rev. q. +. Chadwick las been N for some time
amt mas Been re-tag during August. His pulpit
at Belfast mas been Supplied.
Two persons Have lately resolved to live for
Christ, at Searsport, and pastor LaNiarsh is look
ing for large results Of his Iabors.
Childrens Day at North Palermo brought out a
large congregation both morning and evening. The
church here for a long time have needed an organ,
but cculd hardly see their way to get one. When
the evening service well under way, pastor
Palmer announced that hC had had a fine offer of
an organ and he had concluded 70 make an effort
to purchase, and that ne going to take sub
scrptions there ami then to pay for it. In fifteen
minutes the matter arranged and Rev. &. j.
Palmer, 5. Marden, l.. a. Bowler gave IS each. d.
BachedcT, W. Young +. A. Wood, r. + Marlen,
+. H. Wool +. Nj. Moody 50 each. II, j Good
win, May Turner, L. Davis Maria Marden, u.
Batchelder 81 each. DR.. Delaney W. ID. Bowler,
J. s. Aver, W. NJ Pulen, Chas Woods Harry
Mckay, A. Patterson, g. II. Rowe H. g. Robin
son, +. Hamilton, Mrs. W. T. Turner, j. Caller
CHER, :. u. Norton, ii. Norton and Katie Fuller 81
each, and collection made the amount 60-more
than was wanted. The grove meeting held on this
charge, August 1877, was largely attended and
produced good results.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11
Are TOu Sure You DO9

DO you know good thing when you see it or
hear about it? If you do you are wise beyond the
average of your generation. Some, you know,
plod along in the olden ruts of work and worry,
keeping house on the old fashio ned plan-that en-
nloy ing much bone, sineW and muscle-but others
there are who have modern ways. For instance,
they use Brussels soap and save much labor. It's
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11
I'U1leigh's Big Plurality
F0qr Congressman Reelected by
Increased M3j0ritiGS.
: Tom Reeds Triumph

gGTIr NlTf, 9t- 'l-rfL VII ,lI
~ tuin0 ioiii mr. L1Wi> aig a ioiio"H buF-
t'-'', IN ..''''- n''"f- hohil,Soh' ielho-
- .''I 'Al \, J. ron, '''I'H' w. htpuh-
d'.'H u,-'It G.-'.i' he SAME lo"hS III 49,"
-aIe i',i' Pi,Faiy.
"a +. r. o'''lt" VA the Ilr>t VlNlflcl .! tNuU TO
XIII .''H 4. lu1 >eC%nu ~ fv'" Mlliheh
N ..-' ,i.l' -'P' aiH hoNteIe N me lourth
~ "-'"''
ra%nEtruIAIIoNS FROM TliE PRESIDENT.
N.,,iiI<.,TuN. ~e,t.4 Tbe FOLLOWING tala-
..,..,, a. n. r.,,.,,. i l,lr,. thi. n,ornin,..
~
HIN r.c ~ H. Fans. A. 5tF Rao
-atg,... " " ~
,.rv haarti,y eor.,atliIate Won and your col
lc.-ae- ia C,uac-- from Maine upon the gener-
e,.- pol .iar q. luG-ouielt you have received.
signed BENJAMIN HARRISON.
aim. AFAI LEGISLATURE.
A....i,..,+. ,,o,,a If Ill, Mana 1o,,;.ia+,,.o
i .,.. - = ia,''iS,lii.,i7s TIT. IL, 4
b.,, t I'd !, : iii;,'.,' r., ~ j,
4 -,.,. - "iiN "A'' -
lG.>j ia ~ HE COUNTESS
ANpEo>coGGIx. All the Republican ticker
.le,tet 4 ...r,t county attorney. The democrat.
nave gaiu.l fuur REPRESENTATIVES,
AIDa~IoDK. ylt entire repIIhIican ticket
Is elected in Aroo>l6ok, with four republican
,lr.,tnt..,jvr. 3,lJ one democrat The RI
rtiiIi..au lu.,i.r,ty NH rparh nparlv 1904
IN ;lEIj.f+Nn- Tbe full repu6Iiran ticket
Il latW,cn i>Up aud 1000 plurality. electing the
whole tr,er N, That vote. AGAINST only a
tj4ig...ri,I t,,1 ,alr,3ro. Portland givas i5oo
re.u.ij.iu a.liraiitv. against 1908 two wears
a,a. One d5Iuncratfc rcureSentatiye was
elected on account of local dissansions
Ff\<kIiN. me- whole republican ticket *
elected b, about 100 majority. The agores,,ta
yolc l. ytrv much reduced. Probably ali Of
r,l,.fb'fral representatives. IRE elected
iANcnCN. Yhe whole republican tick III
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11

One of the dirty political tricks in the third dis
trct was the circulation of letter with President
Smals name forged to it siandcring Mr. Milliken.
There was no excuse for such measures in such
rclcGaElt campaign Mr.. Small denoupces the
rascals roundly in the Kennebec Journal. Bath
Times.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11

TUTHTT19 ~ HITTVT7 '.'...1.... N. ....Ul
II, T.. Greeley. Robbie Mgar-


In the district composed of Iincomvillc, North
port, Belmont and Islesboro the third party ran a
candidate for the legislature, Granville 4. Proc>
He received the following vote Lincomyfllc 2Ji
Northport ,, and Belmont ,.
The third party in Belfast nominated Eugene
Black and he poled 81 votes
A. II. Clement had Is votes IN searsmout for the
legislature.
In the class Of Searsport, Stockton amt Prospect
+. W. Robbins was third party candidate. He
received votes in Prospect and in Searsport.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11

1t is announced that the Marquis de Leuyille
is to fight duel with newspaper reporter.
the woman in the case being Mrs. Frank Les
lie. 1t is to be hoped that the newspaper man
is dead shot; but otherwise long suffering
public will insist that Mrs. Leslie marry the
Marquis. This thing has gone far enough.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11
A DemoralIzed Ice Market.

GARDINER, Sept. 4. Ice dealers here say there
is n06iemand whatever for ice in New York and
cayfsoes go begging there. In despatch receiv-
ed IRON NeM York tod : by !. '{enn BIC iyc
Broker, it stated that the ice market at the
metropolis was dcmoraliLed.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11

This is specimen of the faIsehoods sent to
the metropolitan press from Bangor: Blaine
has made same speeches in the State, bat none
near enough to Reeds district 10 be heard
there" As every one knows Mr.. Blaine made
just one speech, that at Wateryile, certainly
not very remote from Mr. Reeds district. and
like all Of the distinguished speakers utter
ances it was heard around the world.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11

CAsTINE. A boat containing a man named
Brown and Miss Paret, summer visitors, capsiz-
ed one day last week off Brooksyille. They
were rescued by Mr.. Geo. Steele. Mr. Brown pre-
scented his rescuer with $40.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11

The Z. 5. corvette Kearsarge having got her
coal on has left New York for Colon. where
She will stop.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11

Mr.. Tho>. y. Doughtney, known here a !.
temperance speaker, has been holding -o>pei
temperance meetings in Minneapoi, recently
in the interest Of the non partisan W. c. r. [.
of that city. The Minneapolis Tribune says
The only effective work in the interest of
temperance and true reform. will lie accom-
pli~hed upon the plan Of these non-Dartisan
workers. Wherever the Temperance question
ha~ been allowed to drift into polite, TIE oj-
jetts 10 b3 sought ha9 been io>t in more than
sea Of political trouble. Hal John b. Cough
Joined any political party at the beginning or
at tire zenith of his temperance work. bis ca
reer would ne1er have been fairly begun. or
would have been cut off in the ieight of It's
glory
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11

The election in Belfast wa quiet, but earnest on
the Democratic side. Thc totu vote WAS ll3a,
which is above the average for IN on Year. THE
canvas WAS peculiar one, There WA no speak
ing on the Democratic or Republican site ana
the only political meeting wa hcd by the
Union Labor and Irohtbitory parties combined.
The Republicans held no meetings In the coun-
ty. The result in the city is not satisfactory to
the Republicans, but on looking the ground over
after the smoke Of the BATTLE it IL found to be not
quite 20 bat as might have heen expected. The
Democratic nominee for Governor resides here
and received many complimentary VOTES. A-ain
eight of the ten nominees on tie Democratic
side reside in the city, ana each made 4 person
al canvas. The Republican vote did not hold
up, many keeping away from the pnll- ,lto- tjtr.
The Republican ward workers were Eot s3 MINI
crous or 50 active rs their opponents. TAa He,ap.
Gratis gained some votes lrom mum Republicans
who were irliuencedhy TILE rc~ubmt--ion question
and desire to Keen thr law on.t,- NJ thy a9uo'y
in Democratic hands Gepr-yD. NcC tilH-, Y, II b.
fast ana lilcston Wtdnn, VI NumHp'rt l,4ta Gle
Republican side with $50 votes each, Alua :.
4. Payson leads the Democratic side with G-G
votes. GOV. Burcigh mas but three rIu~ditE,
vet Mr.. |. W, Parker, Republican, f'r Eorr sen.
tatiyc ha- thirty Seven m.te yotc- tI.n MA NJ l..
Pendlcton, e.Iitor Of thr Hala,-t XIV. Thc taIow
ing is the CITY vote In detail
FpE onvERNuK.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11

Hon. j. A. Milliken, Of Cherrytield, says in
private letter to the editor of the journal ::
81 have jIst read in the Machas Republican
your "reminiscences of Maehas thrty-liye and
forty years ago. How in the world do you re
member SO accurately the location and situa-
ton of all the old buildings and their occu-
pants? have seen the place several times
since removed from there, and therefore the
changes do not strike me 50 forciby as they do
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11

J. O. Johnson when in the Journal office re-
Gently. in mentioning some Of the editors he
had met in the course of his census work re-
marked "Well the Maine editors are rood
looking set, and good fellows, too" Those
who know Hon. }. 0. Smith Of the somerset
Reporter, J. c. Chilcott of the Ellsworth
American and John VI, ;. Hunter of the
Pennington Chronicle, will endorse this opin-
ion; but it must be admitted that Mr.. johnson
had some of the cream Of the profession to
udge from
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11

Republican. Deuacr4tir
/. W. Parker NJ. f. Prn4lrtun.
Belfast. ..-...,Ij2 J2J
Plurality for Parker.... ...... .........57
Marlboro Packard. j. Mct3iIycr,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-09-11

County County
Treasurer. commissioner
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-16
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 aB! imported Brandiez, Wines, Ales, Por- ters, and all kinds of liquors. Tom and Jerry. Hot Scotch, hot spiced rums of all kinds a specially. The Carmen Key West Cigar is the finest for the money to be had in Arizona. St. Louis Anheuser-Busch Lager Beer on draught at ali times. No fayorites. Come all.
 JoHS SHkUGHNEssY,
 Propcietor
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-16

The leading question now is Are you provided with bottle of Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera, and DiarTh9a Remedy, as a safeguard against an at tack of bowel complaint during the summer months 2" No family can afford to risk being without this inysl- uable medicine during the hot weather. IL is alHaost certain to be needed, and is friend indeed wi'en required, as t never fails and is pleasant and safe to take. D and 50 cent bottles for sale by H. J. Peto.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-16
Call for schiisn Hes Beer.

Paul B. Warnekros, has this day re eei:==se,i' carload of she celebrated Schlitz Keg Beer direct from Mil waukee. This beer has widely known reputation on account of ils superiority. Mir. Warnekros assures all of his patrons that they can de- pend on being regularly aud perma- nentIy slpplIei with the article. He has rented the ice house and store room Of the Crystal Palace Saloon, one of.ihe most convenient locations All orders left al his store AilI receive oromp, attention. G-iG-lf.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-16

H. J. Pste, the druggist, wishes to remind his patrons that ;i is q danger oas policy to wait until taken sick be- fore buying ,, bot le of Chaml,erlain's Colie. Cholera, and DiarrlIeA Rem Gy. Every family should be provided with some reliable remedy for bowel com plaints, ready for immediate use, whenever required. dnring the sum mes months. and this remedy is un- occasionally far superior io any other. It can siways Ise depende.i upon. and is pleasant and safe to lake. IL is put up in g and 90 cent bottles
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-16

The poPglar craze among small boys at present is rearing young mock ing birds, which may be found in abundance in the outskirts Of town. The male and female are 50 much alike in gc.,eral appearance that many g.. arn=.sse,s== ts.,es faithful care of bird for months, hol&ng S,, have fine singer. and ir rewarded .>t lasi by fp,t ing am egg in the cage.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-16
EoiH Air nnYan.

The Philadelphia Record is author i:y for the statement that capitalists in that city are about preparing to serve cold air about the city as gas or water is served. Chilled air is even new being furnished from certain manuisctory to customers within a few blocks, and it is intended 10 nurse this little nucleus until large and profitable system is matched. It is pro posed by laying the pipes deep and coating them with a non-condueting substance. to force cold air from the central factory into market-houses, abatioirs, stores and even private resi- dences.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-16
Tuesday, July I5.

Board met pursuant to adjourn meat
 Present-B. $. CoHman, Chairman, and John Montgomery and T. J, White, supervisors.
 Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
 The deputy assessor was instructed 10 visit Wilcox to determine the pro priety of certain proposed additions being made to the assessed value of property. The report Of ::'.e county physician flor the >econd quarter Of Is90 was s--d and filed.
 A communication was received from the governor of the territory, trans hitting to the board a copy of tine funding and loan law oi equalization. Board adjourned to Saturday, July l3, at 10 a. m.
 B. <. GOTHAM,
 Chairman. FEED CASTLE
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-16
ADVICE ro aornEss-

Mas HISsLoE's SOOTHING STRUT has bet n usrd by mothers for caIicEcI tss thing for ov a ye t-~ it2 perfect sIcssss. IT rel eges n. ittle sHI TT az cnce. pr1cEc s= natural, qI'Ct slseD ' ire'irg taa ctd fT7ni gTin. sTd tae it e che no aH aseS ss "bii ight d butt u' IT IS vssy ti-as- ant . ih3 tI-te, sooiEe~ JHe rbiid- softef The. 2 ei5s zllays pain relieves winf, regliat ths oax=l-. and s the beet kpown ie.ae.y frd ST. n aea. wheth 2 i%ug Eom tee hing or other cp. sea TwoHtV. .fiva cents a Earla
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-16
Notice to Creditors.
IN THE PROBATE CoUl

IN THE PEOBA tE jOUk!, County of COchise. Ter. of Arizona, ]
 In the matter of the estate Of Stephen Veiich, deceased
 All person having claims against he esta, of Stephen Yeitch. aeeeas sd, are hereby required to exhibit tue same with the necessary vouchers tp the unde. signed at his office in the town of Bishee, County oi Coehise Territory of Arizona on or before the 24lll<i7Fy of September \ D 1890. 523 i'm s c PERRIN, Administrator
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-16

The Aztec mine, located near Pres eoti, in which the old workings and relies Of the stone age have recently been discovered, continues to look well, says the Joarnal-Miner, and is yielding good ore
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-16
Happy noo-,s-s.

Wa Ttmsr 0n-. 3 sfEa tar sf IdGyill- Ind Wtst 's; SiecIi: Btit~r- h-ts done mO-c for ma than s!l rt1er IF c iiciI e o mi d Er thAt q ieeiHg a'istH 2 I on Kidney nd flivrr ttCub c e'' Joan Lesl-c, farmer and f ckmgu oi tie same place sIys: ''t ini Elec'rE Lit e-s 10 O.. the best Ken y sni l. ye- lBrdicfne ynrfe pc feel Ake a new Na S. ". Cad e. "a dsaTe mech uf am t0N n snj s: Ei"efric Bitt,-r- iz la-f ta" thing for s IT aa whn aH rpn dH~ n ard dos'ttae 1T he Ey- di.s. he icand Iey strength god qppeiits aI Il fe s il.t iIke he bad . ls'' irase on life. On 5J snts al !. lenge's G-issta-c
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-16

Families not already supplied should lose no time in procuring bottle of Chamberlain Collie, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy. IL is the only remedy that can always be depended upon for bo~el complaint in all its forms. 9 and 90 cent bottles Tor sale by H. J. Pelo.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-16
Subscribe for the PsosrrcroR.

FouSD--A book containing some letters and discharge from the U. $. service. of George ". Leonard. Can be hal at this office by proving prop eriy and paying Tor this aal- u
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-16
u.. ferTura.ai-.

The Braly and Ren2 line leave Tombstone al 2 o'el0GS p. m. Ines days and Friiays LsavS Turanois al ' o'clock a m. on sdsne days. Fare g Round trip, g. Office at stable of Hare < Page. J8im