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The Appeal., 1891-06-27

The semi-annual ouncil of the Bishops
of the African Methodist church met in
Chic go Wednesday June "a with Quinn
Chapel. Owing to the fact that the
church edifce is not finished the meet.
ings of the council were held in the First
Methodist Episcopal church corner o1
Clark and Washington streets. Owing
to the fact that The APPEAL goes to press
Wednesdays in order to reach it's thou
sands readers in all parts Of the country
we can only give the program of the
meetings ETC., as follows:
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE a.
WELCOME MEETING AT oL1vET BAPTIST CHURCH
COR HARMON AND STATE SITS.
Welcome Addresses:-O behalf of the church,
T. Jenifer, D. D., TO the city. R. E. Moore
Esq , For the district, Bishop John NJ. Brown
Responses ;$sB ;$sBR $1S:S ! $?55ss 8
THURSDAY.
Council will meet in Chapel NJ. E. Church Block
az 10 A. M.
EVENING SERVICES.
Quinn Chapel. eifhGR 8 Smifb Af vi y M9man p
Bethel J: gishGR g. GnbrT, S w. ). AFpne't b.
St. stenhens ! Bishop WI. Gaines
! L. j. Coppin. D. D.
FRIDAY EVENING.
General Educational and Missionary Meeting
Bishop Benz. T. Tanner, of the 18th District
amhr1ciOp 0ptarn n,
Demvrara and St. Thomas Conferences will
preside. Speakers Bishops Arnett and Ward
and Drs. johnson Handy and Derrick.
&.. # SUNDAY SERVICES.
,ss 1890 A. I'd. BIZ Lee, D. D.
quinn Chapel Sunday School L. j. Coppn D
Tsp. M. Bishop B. W. Arnett.
{1o:s0 A. M. Bishop A. Grant
Bethel Sunday School Bishop B. T. Tanner
lSP. M. W. B. Derrick D. D.
(1O:30 A. NJ. Bishop A. W. Wayman
ststephen's Sunday School g. S. Smith. D. D:
6. P. NJ. Rev. C. L. Bradwell,
MONDAY EVENING"
Grand reception at they'd Regiment Armory or
Michigan avenue.
ASSIGNMENTS OF GUESTS.
Bishop D. A. Payne, Mrs. John Jones
43 Ray street.
Bishop 7. M. D. Ward, J. A. McRob.
ertson, 297O Dearborn street.
Bishop A. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Myers, 3OlS Armour avenue.
Rishop B. T. Tanner, Mr.. and Mrs
Henderson, l5504 Washington avenue,
Hyde Park. ~.
Bishop B. W. Arnett, Mr.. and Mrs. G
Morgan, 3l42 Fifth avenua.
Bishop j. NJ. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs
Bryant, 5622 Dearborn street.
Bishop A. W. Wayma J, Mrs. M. J
Randall, 1897 Dearborn ct eet.
Bishop H. M. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs
L. Trent, 1921 State street. "~ 3.
Bishop W. J. Gaines, Rev. ]. T. Jeni.
fer, 30l0 Armour avenue. ."- .-
B. F. Lee, D. D., Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Fletcher. 1908 State street. .@ g..f
]. G. Embry, D. D., Rev. and Mrs. R
Knight, 40 N. Leavit St. -a= ~
Ii Coppin, D. D., Rev. L. H. Rey.
nolds. IS Emerson avenue. .- -.+.
G.. S. Smith, D. D , Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Plummer, 1914 Dearborn street. ..
w. D. johnson, d. D. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Magee, ,2930 Dearborn street.
J. A. Handy, D. D.. Mr.. and Mrs. P.
&. Lewis, 2Sl5 Armour ave. ..... ...s. =.
Rev. c. L. Bradwell. Rev. &. W.
Gaines, 2908 Armour ave.
W. B. Derrick. D. D., Mr.. and Mrs.
Henderson, 1904 Washington ave., HYDE
Park.
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BISHOPS COUNCIL.

The Semi Council of Bishops
OF the African Methodist Church,
Met with Quinn Chapel, Chicago, Wednes-
day the Oath and will hold until the
29th, meetings at the First
"A. NJ. E.. Church..
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CHICAGO.

The Worlds Fair City as Viewed by
The Appeal Man.
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which was adopted and the meeting
adjourned.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-02-09
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Wb. gielbsbsrDu9b, 81. s.
WretD so Gents; in alien apOtasfsn III bnHsn.
THE CHARLES A.. VoGELER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
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AeeampIIshed atI.as,,

December 7th last, the people of st. David started to build a pile dam across the San Pedro. sAssny laughed at the idea of such an undertaking for 8 small town like the above, and said the water never could reach the land for which 1t was intended but by per seyerenee and pluck they were re- warded May 20th by seeing good sized stream running into the settle ment. They will lose oae crop of hay and the fruit trees may be dama- aged to some extent.
 The dimensions of the dam are l30 fl. long, 100 1t. wide at the base and 22 1t. high; there are four rows Of piles, about six it. apart and tho SC are filled in with brush and rock The capital stock Of the canal com pany is SS7s4.35 and cost of dam will be about 5 per cent Of said capital, making 8 total cost of S4S3l 3T in deed great undertaking for such a capital and from men wnOse sole q . pendenoe is in what they raise from the soil
 Has Cochise County the same num- Der Of citizens with sn equal capital that would begin the same work to develop the resources of the county? Yet these are poor ignorant and "shiitless Mormons"-A people who are detrimental to their country, law breakers and hlet Q. .hc fair name Of Arizona; people whom g few oi Arizona's most illustrious citizens wish to deprive of their rights of iran chise. Have these Jaw breakers" ever violated any law of the United States that they have not been punish ed for? Have they not made a solemn VOW to obey the laws of the United States in the future--laws they have never broken? What more can be ask ed? Must they do penance for ais demeanor of which they have never been guilty? Must they, when ArizO- a becomes a state be taxed to pay a governor and judges they can have no voice in electing? In cOnclu- sion ] wish to say the MormoRs ask no fsvors; all they want is simple jus tics. Let that be done and they are satisfied. it is to be hoped that the tional convention will not "shut their eyes against painful truth aud listen to the song of the siren till she trans forms them into beasts"
 AN OELooKER. Benson. May 2I, '9l.
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b The Public.

Know ali men by these presents that a certain power ofattorney, given by Daniel Whitmore to J. NJ. Cum miugs of Tombstone, Cochise County Arizona Territory, and dated March 26, 1887 snd recorded by request of Daniel Whitmore on March 26, 1887. at ten o'clock a. m., in book page l, powers of attorney, is hereby revoked and cancelled.
 Witness my hand this second day oi May 1891. DANIEL WHIrsioRE.
 Sworn to before Joseph McNeal, notary public in and for the county of Stanislaus. State oi California, May ', 1891.
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Notice.

All persons interested in tire EeOr- ganization of Militia Company un- der the requirements Of the new ter ritorial militia law are cordially in- vited to attend a meeting at the City Hall on Wednesday May 27th for that purpose. Reorganization will if pos sible be effected on a thorough and permanent basis so as to insure suc- cess. tW
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Onryerr Best People

Confirm our statement when we say that Dr. Aeker's English Remedy is in every way superior to any and all other preparations for tue throat and Langs. In whooping Cough and Group. it is magic and relieves at once. We offer you a sample bottle free. Re- member, this remedy is sold on a pos i've suAralsse.
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City Treasurer's Call.

1 will redeem all warrants drawn on the contingent fund and registered up to January First 1890, and all warrants drawn on the general fund up to and including Nov. F, 1885 ifpresented at my office with the County Treasurer, within ten days. Interest ceases from this date.
 Tombstone May P, 1891.
 FRED FUSS Treasurer.
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The following statement from Mir. w. B. Denny, a welLknoWn dairymau, of New Lexington, Ohio, will be Of interest to persons troubled with rheumatism He says q have used Chamberl&in's Pain Balm for nearly two years, four bottles in all, and there Is nothing that have ever used that gave me as much relief for rheuma- tism. We always keep A bottle Of il ID the house. For sale by H. J. PETo, druggist.
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The call for warrants published last eEeuiog was Sn enc Dursging sign. The contingent fund is cleaned up 10 Jan Ist 1890 and the general fund well into 1885. Taxes now due will with the license taxes to come in d1r- ing the next six months place the contingent fund on cash basis and wipe out the bonded indebtedness of Ghe city. This is very encouraging outlook.
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EPiseopaI CbHreb.

Rev. l.. D. Mansfield, rector. Servi ees II a. m. aud ' 30 p. m. Sunday school 10 a. m.
 Morning "The Providence of Goo" " Evening: Alexander the Great, in Prophecy and History"
 You are cordially invited to attend.
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CaesinghxereIses.

The exercises at the school house yesterday were enjoyed by a large number of the parents and friends Of lllse the children wha manifested much pleasure at the progress made by them during the year.
 It was easter day with the school as far as new hats and dresses were coneeraed, and the room where the scholars in Miss Herring's and MT. Dalton's room gathered, was iilIed with happy hearts and beaming faces.
 The graduating class numbered fouI within it's ranks, namely: Miss Maggie Mccormick, Miss Rosie Hattich, Miss Carrie Bagg and Frank Mek lister.
 The following was the programme Of exercises:
 Music. 2-ReCitation-"w:..ich shall it be'' Laura Crsble.
 3-Recitstion-"smiting the rock" Mary Johnston.
 4-Essay-"spiIers." Frank Mo Allister.
 5-Music,
 6-Recitation-"Abou Ben Alden, l" Dora Viekers.
 7-Recitation-''The Tramps Story" Lola Hoxhurst.
 S-RecitAtion-"somebody's Dar- ling" Flora Cohn.
 9-Music.
 Io-Recitstion-"A Coral Grove" AAoiiiii5 Bauer.
 n-Recitation - "Jim Bludsoe" Freda Herrara.
 I2-Recitation-"The Brave Hur- tsr's Child. May McHenry.
 I3-Music.
 I4-COmposition-"Flowers"L Lillian Vickers.
 l5-DeclamaEion-"The black horse and his rider" Richard Wood.
 I6-Esssy-"What one sees in a a ride or drive about Tombstone, Car rie Bagg.
 16-Music.
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There is an old adage that What everybody ssys must be true.r Henry Cook, Che leading merchant oi New Knoxville, Ohio, says, "ChamberIain's Cough Remedy has taken well here. syerybods likes 1t. They say it gives immediate reiief That is what makes it co popular Ilis prompt in relieving $ cough or cold and can always be depended upon. There is nothing that will loosen and relieve 6 ssVsre cold SC quickly. For sale by HI. PETo.
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RuskIeB's Arnica saaye.

TEE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblsius. Corns, and all Skin Erup- tons, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refund ed. Price z5 cents per box. Fer sale by J. YoDRs.
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Presbyterian Church.

Rev. C. K. Nugent, pastor. Service every Sunday at II a. n. and ! IS p. nl. Sunday School at 9:i5.
 Morning Think not am come t0 send peace on earth: l came not to send peace, but a sword"
 Evening "Set me IS seal upon thine heart; as seal upon chine arn." |"
 You are cordially invited to all these ssTyices.
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HEPpE 6eOseFE.

Vim. TimmOns, Postmaster of Ida vile, Indiana, writes: Electric Bit ters has done more for me than all other medicines combined. from that bad feeling arising from Kidney and Liver trouble" John Leslie, farmer and stockmsn, of same place, says" Find Electric Bitters to be the best Kidney and Liver medicine, made me feel like 6 new man." J. ". Gardner, hard ware merchant, same town says: Flee trie Bitters is just the thing for A man who is all run down and don't care whether he lives or dies; he found new strength, good apptite and felt just like he had a new lease O. lifs
 Only 5Oc. bottle at Peto's D.Ug Store,
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Patterns for every kind oj garment worn by Ladies, Misses, Girls, Boys, little children and infants. can be ob. tained at Yaple's News Depot. Agent for Butterick Patterns, m9tf
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c. ". Bryan chairman of the board Of supervisors is in Tucson under Dr. Handy's car. He has been in deli cate health ior some time but letter from Dr. Ills sndy announces the rapid recovery of lis patient.
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Since 1t is now a weIl-estahlished fate that eatarrh is blood disease, med -icai men are quite generaIlyipreserib- ing Ayers Sarssparilla for that ioath- some complaint, and the result, in nearly every instance, proves the wis dom of their advice.
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Never had a prepariion . more aPprC- Priate name than Ayers Hair T':snr
 When the capillary glands become enieebled by disease, age or neglect this dressing irnparts renewed life to the scalp, so that ihe hair assumes much of its youthful fullness and bensy.
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yS Santed.

A chance in a lifetime for active ladies and gentlemen to secure a very pleasant and profitable business. Address with Pet. stamp, CONSOLE DATEDsHOE co, Salem Mass.
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The juryn,en iu the special Yenire of 50 summoned yesterday, began to arrlye in town about ten o'clock and have been coming ever since. The stage was loaded down to the guards and private conveyences from all guar ters helped to fill the livery stables till "coral room only" was posted at the entrance.
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About one hundred Yuma Indians have gone to various points in South ern California to work during the fruit picking season. They are given free t.snspor' alton by the railroad com pany on freight trains.-Tines.
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Church Notices
M. .. ChHreh

Re-. F. v. Dosns, pastor. Service tomorrow at II 8. m. and ! :4j D. m. Sunday School at l2 m.
 Morning subject "The Wines ot the Bible.'
 Eseniug "America and her Heroes" the annual c. A. R. service,
 Atl are cordially invited tO attend.
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To-morrow afternoon there sill be a union temperance meeting al schieff- eiin hall at o'clock to which all are iavitsd. The meeting wiil be address by Miss DeYiIIing, Q. R. Nugent, L. D. Mansfield and F. W. Downs. Seats free.
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FoR SALE--1 good Safe, fneCoGn- ter, l 6-foot Showcase, l oak and plush Rocker, 2 frst-cIass Shot guns reIoading outfit, etc. For further par tieulars apply to this office. 29w.
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Call and examine the splendid as sortment oi Straw Hats for Ladies Gentlemen, Boys and Children, which are offered at eastern prices at the store of PAGL B. wARsEKRcs
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NJ AeGuirl: and family are in Los Angeles. Mir McGuirk's health was so impaired b overwork that it was thought advis ble to give him q recre- stion. He wriles that he is feeling much better and that he has Tegained his appetite.
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The securing Of a jury in the Shank land case goes on with a weary mon otony. The panel of 50 jurors from the county was rapidly being exhaust ed st four o'clock this afternoon, and it is hardly probable that another draft Of 50 will effect the desired result. Most of those examined today had read the testimony before the eoroners inquest as published in the PRosPEc- TOR, and had formed an opinion. The eleven men who are at eli times in the box are to be pittied as their for Torn expressions are studied. The contemplation of few nights and days under the charge of a deputy is not at all pleasant.
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The jury in the murder case brought in a verdict of manslaughter last night about nine o'clock after being out about thirty hours.
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FouxD-A grey horse branded F. Y. connected. Horse had on saddle and bridle. For further particulars in qnirs at this office.
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ooa.cII Meeting.

Al regular meeting of the Con- mon Council held Thursday night all members were present with the exeep ton of Councilman Hare.
 In the matter of the settlement of the judgment obtained by James Reiliys ys the city for sI3l.65, the clerk was instruGted to get certified copy o! all costs from the district court clerk and report at next regular meeting.
 The following bills were allowed:
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Make your arrangements to take your dinner tomorrow at the Can Can restaurant. Everything which it is possible 10 obtain has been Sc cured and nothing has been left un- done to satisfy the most fastidIous aP- petite.
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The hotel project is here to stay. Every business man in Tombstone and every one who owas real estate, should assist in shortening the time when work will commence by subscribing to g small block of stock.
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Ice Cream in packages until parlors are fitted up, also orders taken for any amount wanted by giving one day notice at Yzpie's candy factory m9tf
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IcelIcrf Icet

The office of lbe Southwestern Ice Co. is at lbe office of the Hare 6 Page livery stable, where all orders should b. left. a29u
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sset EgId or that Bad Taste.

When you wake up in the morning with a bad taste in your mouth, with your throat and tongue dry and vel tow coating on your teeth and gums don't imagine it was sll caused by what you ate the night before, Of course everybody does that and every body "swears of'' from again eating such iced. The trouble is that your liver is elOgged, your kidneys are over worked and your bowels.are not doing their duty. Take from three to ten of BRAEDRETH's PILLS and note the sud den and wonderful change in youF system.
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WashrOOrn

All persons desirous of having extra care taken of ground in the cemetsry, can have the same attended to by arranging with the sexton. Thomas Funny. |
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4 fine opportunity for a good hote. man to run the Miners Restaurant at Bisbee. It Is on the main corner and has hot water in the kitchen and WashroOn-
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Chas Withersl a convict at Yuma prison escaped last Friday but was recaptured at Gila Bend by five In dians and a white man.
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Turkey dinner at the Can Can res taurant tomorrow.
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Delicious Ice cream served with des- sert tomorrow at the Can Can.
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Crown Mills Flour, Fresh Buck wheat and Graham Flour and Meals just received at Hoeher's.
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Fresh garden and flower seeds, Fl Paso onion seed and alfalfa seed at Woleottg. rf
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nT@nsorIaI Ismy.

Burnside Post No. ?, Dept. of Arizo- na, c. AR. will observe the 30th. Memorial day. All societies, school children and citizens in general are cordially invited to join with them. All old soldiers and sailors are ask ed to take part in the observance of the day.
 Those proposing to ioin with the c. A R. will please be at Fourth and Fremont stE. a, 30 p m. and be ready to move at o'clock sharp. Ths following are appointed as marshais for the schools:
 John Potter, Harry Raferty, Andy Walsh, John Twomey, John s;iiilaan, George Swain, Frank McAl lister Richard Wood.
 J. c. WEIsEK,
 Post Commander. All soldiers and sailors are invited to join witE tbs c. A. R. on ihe eve ming oi she z4th fast. for the purpose of attending divine service.
 ]. c. wEsxs P. c.
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Try1rnshed Java Coffee-something new at Hoefer's. fl
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Four goo,l horses for sale; will rlde and drive Address ]. PAscHoLY
 l m. Fort Huaehuca.
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Parties calling for any of the ahovt 1lo1:sesr, 11::sr will please say advertised and give date. ". A. LAKEWOOD, P. Nj.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
cocHIsE.

). F. Wallace. L. G1ldwaler, A. Chis holm, Benson, \. J. Tobias, San Fran cisco; J. B. Brandon, BisSee
 PALACE. R csgIe. E B Mason. Bisbse; NJ Rosenberg. E Trask. Benson.
 sAS JOSE sB withins. , R Grsdg. Bisbee.
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FOR oyEa FIFTY YEARs.

An old well-tried remedy.-Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions Of mothers for their children while teeth ing, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays FL pain, cures wind coiic, and is she best remedy for Diarrh9s. It is pleasant to the taste. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the world. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Its value is ineaicu- liable. Be sure and ask for Mrs Win slows Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind
 THE result of the election will be made known officially on Monday and the count will be watched with much interest.
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Drugs, Medicines.

D INSCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY | compounded, day or night. Stock frstclass and being continually re- plenishcd with everything the town demHuds such as
 Pure Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Perfumes etc Too numerous to mention. Orders from the surrounding country promptly attended to. Patronage res peetiully solicited. Prices reasonable
 H. F. WILLIAMS. West side of Fifth st. opposite Express
 Office, Tombstone, Ariz.
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BREVITiES.

Fine Zinfsndal cIaret at SI per gallon, at Hoefier's. If
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Finest new potatoes and onions at Hoefler's. tf.
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Choicest roli and tub butter st Hoeher's. If
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Advertised Letters.

The following is list Of letters re- maining in the general delivery at the Tombstone postoffice for the week a,A;,o kfay @ 1901
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SAN JOSE

3 3 wiIhIns. , a arAdf. Bsbss.
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A Saving Ia Price Assarred.

3t NEW YORK STORE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-24
Berkeley Sch DOL Cares.

The annual fall games Of the Berkeley Schoo! Athletic
Association were bed the Berkeley Oval yesterday
afternoon. The cadets turned out almost to . boy to
encourage the contestants in the many There
were both junior and senior events In ali OF them tie
finishes were close but especially Is this true with
gard to the junior contests The little lads aim ost
neck and neck Bayne tried to lower the auartern
he made was As 40 seconds. The wind in fact. was
against the competitors In all tie events The winners
Northumberland ps.h. Junior. e.ratch-won By
Rum ng High Jump. Hnnd;cap-won By Richards.
scratch: Champnsy inches. second. Height, feet
ome.hundred.ya-d Dash Handieap-won by JAarey,
scratch: Champney. yards second: Time. II sec.
Throwing the Baseball Handicsp-won by Jasrey,
scratch: lnnan. u feet second. Distance 259 feet
by Ben Hsrret
Observation-Disclosures. Dash. Handeap-won
by Janrey. scratch: Champney yards second Time,
Mile Walk, Handicsp-won by soger:. scratch: uoyt.
loyArds, second. Title, minutes So IS seconds.
ES 81 sy nsse feet
se Halaa h.ns
Esnnip p Broad jump IandlcsP-Won By sSgess 10
,a Tsn:ySs,d Dash Jrnior-won BY
Observation-Disclosures Hurdle Race Handt
cap-Wop by Richards, scratch: ChaI1pney ySrds.
fourhundfe ;i:sns.forts:y.rd ps.h. Jun.or-won BY
Donye Herrick. second Time. minute Il 9 d.
Mtie Run: Handissp-won by Brown. scratch. Time,
Running broad Jump Ju ,ls.' by Een: Held
e assp-won BY Champ
ney Drake. second. Tune minute seconds.
. a sEd .ssssa = x0
Hnl:.lnie Run HAndicap-Won by lnman. scratch:
chsmpney. scratch. second. Time. 3 miaG;esl sec.