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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24

with two kidneys. dozen oysters ana a
couple Of mushrooms thrown IN. rs q
pudding TO put man ia good humor
with everything except the two bottom
buttons Of his waistcoat. Having rel
ishcd that pudding and cleared away, |
turned the lamp low aud sat down 10y
the light of the FIRE. watching 1t as IL
shone upon the backs Of Sophy's books.
S1phy's books so brought up Sophy's
self that saw her touching face quito
plainly before dropped oil doing by
the fire. This may b. a reason why
Sophy. with her deaf and dumb cAild In
her arms, seemed to stand silent by me
an through my nap. was on the road,
of the road, ia nll sort of.plnces North
and south and wet and enst, Winds
liked best aud winds liked least, Here
and thcrc aud gone ustray, Over the hills
and far awny-aud still she stood silent
By me. with her silent child In her arms.
Even when | woke with start she
seemed 10 vanish, 49, II she had stood by
me In that very place only single iu-
s,aut before.
had started Mt real sound and the
sound was on the steps of the cart. !.
was the light. hurried tread of child
coming. chinbering up. That tread offs
child had once been 20 familiar to mo
that for half u moment believed was
a-guing 10 bee little ghost.
But the touch Of real child was laid
upon tho outer handle OF the door, aud
the handle turned aud the door opened
little way and real child pcrpel In.
y bright little conely girl, with large
dark eyes.
Looking full at me, the tiny creature
took oil her mite Of straw hat. aud
quantity Of dark curls fell all about her
face Then she opened ner lips, and
said in a pretty voice;
"Grndfaiherl"
"Ah, my Cod!' cries out. "she can
speakr'
YES dear grandfather. And | am 70
asl; you whether there was ever amy one
that remind you or
In moment Sophy was round my
neck, 90 well 90 the child, aud her hus.
band was a-wringng my hand with his
fncc hid. md we an had 20 shake our
nclycs together before we could get over
q. And when we did begin to get over
It, and ! saw the pretty child attacking,
pleased aud quicl, and eagcr aud busy.
20 her mother. Ia the sign- that | had
first taught her mother, the happy and
yet plying tears fell rolling down my
face.
TIE Esd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-24
ma ND.


The extent 10 which nen and women
ordinarily honest aud truthful grow dis
honest and untruthful at this season of
the year Is lamcutHble As the TACT h.
largely due TO thoughtles-nr,s IL is well
worth while TO mention the matter with
u warning intent,
II You give u present At Christmas you
do so by way OF protesting affection or
regard for the person To whom you make
the gift II yOn feel no such affection
or regard, but make the present from Il
sense OF social obligation or With a view
10 some possible advantage to be got
from flattery, yon are u hypocrite.'
II by reason Of vainglury or shame
facedness, or what not, you give more
costly presents than You can afford you
are dishonest pretender, u sham, and
are acting In the spirit Of tho ilunky
who prrterds TO be my lori.
In all such giving there is not grace,
but shame. 1t Is utterly out Of tune
with the spirit Of the holiday season,
the spirit OF good will and gladness aud
true friendship.
The value Of Christmas gift lies in
the testimony 1t gives Of the objection
that prompts IL. II that testimony he
false the gift is forworn, II that testi-
mony he true It matters not at all what
its form may be.
II You can aiiord rich gift and are
moved by affection to make it, all IL
we'll, But 1t your means be small and
your affection great the expression may
be made as effective as IN the other case.
There was poor little fodder once, tho
son Of u laundrcss, who ON Christmas
morning spent his solitary penny for !
clay pipe, aud toiled through the snow TO
give IL, with radiant face, TO one for
whom hc had conceived IN affection. II
was avery common clay Pipe, aud he to
whom u was given possessed caryen
mecrschamns with costly amber stems.
Bnt this WIS 20 him the most precious Of
them all, because in the smoke wreaths
that rose from 1t ha saw the love OF q
little child reflected.
That was true Christmas gift, hon.
cstly made In the spirit of Christmas
New York Evening World
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
MINING APPLkCATEGS
 EnA

U. s Land ofies, Tucson, AriI March fs. ts9I NOTICF IS HEREBT GIVEN THAT THE
 N Virginia Chief Mining and Milling Company 6y j;eorge C. Berry, attornsy ID fact Wbose post 1ftCe address s loElbstcuc, rZona, has made aI5- pic ton for patent Ios IsoO linear feet on the tate 0f Missouri mining claim and milisite, bearing gold and silver siEGate in Tsvis Mining Distriet, C0hise county, rizgna. and described is the Ofh- cal plat and beid file thIs efh C, fol- lows viz. Lot g \ and B
 Beginning a post marked ''l NJ 5 N N C No [, Whsncg U. .. Min Mon No. T. D. bears s4' $ ~ 5ls feet, T N a & No. z" beaEs Is' % < 35g1 feet; thence v s5S 20 900 feet post marked 'S M M ( No a: thent z3' 6 B Eyoo feeg Co post marked i'S N A c No. s" thence s6" 20 V y0a fee to Post marked ''S Il ( No. Goo fees to poet marked $ N N ( Nc. g." thence 7s' G W Ggs feet to S E COT, ''S C N C. 1900 fest 10 post naked ''S N N No. e. thence N s6' Pc E goo feet place Of beginning. lso mil site f3ljos: Beginning at a post marked ''i d . M A 5 No f;" whence U s. Min. Mon. No. bezEs $ 24' ST V s54s .eSs, q M A No. I" bezrs 5 I5' % " 3s49 fee thence $ W 3so feet @ pest mark S marked sS M V No. B" theSce g S 10 feet tB posi- marked "S N H 5 Ne. s;" thence $ S. VI Go feet Co place of beginning: variation IT. % ezst C0ntaia;ns zs.s5 acres
 he I0rafoa q this mEnS Is recorded Ia the Reccr de s office of COchIse county, rizoaa- Adj liatBE claim n's aEc raEne pa ties, silver Chief A- c oa ths EesJ and Virginia Dning claim on the a5rfhvssi
 All persons holding adysrss cIa Rs therctU are Te- quired pTeseat the same before thIs Ofhsc within sixty days from inc kfst day of publication hereof 0r they Fiu be barred y virtue of the provisions u ths statute. HERBERT BROWN, Rsgistsr
 GEORGE C. BEsEy Attorney for Claimant s-I6
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
ssISING RATIFICATION
No. A4s

.. s Land Of5oe, TucSsn, s'i2.. NaTch Is. IssT.
 N0TtCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
 - Virginia Chief Miaias and Milling Company 5y George C. E@rTT. atsognSy In fact. whose post Bsfice addgess iS ToBabstons Arizona hss made 3D. asr5Sss f5f patent tor goo ilneaT feet the FiF- Einia hief Hining sEaiu and mil site, bearing gold and silver, Etuate n Tevis mining disirict Coctss eou1Ty, sriz0na and described ia the ofhcizl plat and feld no5es ca le jn this 0lce, as f1I'ozs vff=
 whence U. 6 Mn. Mon, No. T. D. besrs Gz' 90 Sgo feet INV IT s No. T" bears \ Tos a. E 6Zz5 feet; thence s5 70 900 feet % post marked " Nj C No g:" henc- z5' z5 Tsoo feet 70 s--t -=ssk=A ''E q . sss1. $. ssle- s SO 70 ina fsst 10 post nazFked 'V M. c. Se. A. ths sane being ieen iea win -si M AMCNo r;" tbence S6 20 tsaJde cauFse) 300 feet to post marked 'Y N C No. g." the oe 20 z6 W I5oo feet % pSt naked Y M c Na G." th- nee Y s6' 20 E 300 feet te plE= q ksSizG1izg.. Also mil ste a. to 0ss: Bsginniag at P0st marked "i N V N No T, feet. s'I. G. V M.C C No '" be Ts Io"z4' " 67as fseti thence N sa' 20 IS feet to post marked v H $ No a." thxHcs 67' % K Go feet tO post marked 'N h So. B thence ga' 70 W 3so feet p0sf marked ''N A FN. (: thenc= N 5T@ co V 662 fe to post rarled VII No. g. thence N zz' 20 l6s fs7t tn pl of beginning; variation Ii 90 eaSf. containing g. 8 Seres.
 The loCauon of this r me IS recorded in the Rec1g deris office of Cocaise County. Arizona. AdjoiIsiBE q sial' 'at- are szns part on the Silver Quean sa rhe W--T Silver Chi and Slate of Missouri M- (. os the south.
 ger, -us h idluE adverse laims thereto arc qaired present the before this sf8ce Viihin sixty days fron ghe frs day of pUbiicati heTesi ~ they bs barred by yirtue of the pr visi of Ehe stasuIe. HEkBERI BROWN, Registes.
 GEoBGE C. BEE-.Y, Attorney for Clsimsu;- s-f6
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
AGNIas APPLICATI0S
 Ra. R5O

U. s Land offcc, Tucson. Ariz. March s rssl AToFICE Is HEHEBY GIVEN FIAT Ta E ~ Nrgnia Chief Aiming and siiiius eomr,any
 y George ti. Berry, attorney ia fArt, vhose post ofsce address is T. b-toHe Arg ma has made ap- p.lcltiJn fora patent for Esos hnear fsEt ID lie e5ass 5f iszE mining claim ard D st aFing gold ard silysr, situate h Teyis Y mug Disr e. To- chi-e unly. Arizonx and described ia the ef6z5sl plat and hed sOfss ils la thiS Uihce ss soa,OyzS VIZ L5f No e s and $.
 B=EIsn ng al q posI magked q NSIMC No. t:" whence U. > Nun MoB. No. . T. D. bears \ 6s e W 64s feet, ''i $ N } o. = bess \ I5' 4s' 6 zSo3 feeti thence \ q fE sos lee to Posf narsesi = C So. 2 thsnos e. % F IsOo fect 10 post marked ''S N C Nc. g. the5es < 7 q V 20 feet 70 pg Hlsrked ''s II 0 O. = 6oo feet to poSr maT1e5 '.s s c No. s.1 theBee ' ss' I6 V 5sa, feet Co post marked e., N ( No. c.: tkencs 2 4s . J5 feet Q Pszcs 5f b~siaaiag Also mil site as follows; Bsgsanis al a psst marked ''I N SIM . Sc. T. whence U, >- Mn Mon. o. [ bears s zS' @ H z754 feet, "i aSIA C No I" bearz $ Es' ts W z8e5 feet; thT ncs s e feet % post marked ''s Ms so z;T thence < ss' k yso kser 5o post marked < , t a NB. 3; theoce sso feet To post marked s I N = No q. thence | s5- s3o sse& t5 pzacs q beginning; ysriaiioa f1- % ssss esnt finlng acre. szcissve of 9otion of the -tais at Mos urf V C.
 The ocs tiau of this mine is recorded to the Recor- dsrs flf6s af C. chiss eSgnfy, 4 izo1a- adjoiaiass clsinznis ssmc parsiss the north by Blue Bel Y C- and J1 t-c souiAse [ by the state of Missouri --,..ssrs clsfzsl
 Al DC s1as holdiag adverse claims ttseretp are re qEe ts preseRt the same b. fore fhiS cf6oe within SKY days rou tAs 5rs day af pubhcati ss hereof os saey sili be b<rs h virtae q fe oSisions of ihe stafuse. HERBsRF BkoW R gister-
 GsoECE C. BEHsg. AttsEn-y for Claimant 5Is
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
aIxINe ARrEIcATIox
So. 3ss.

. g. Land ofdos, Taesoa &Iis, Marsa B. ssgs. Mo EtE Is H <REB8 SISSS THAI HE 4S Ypki "a Chssf 9isiaa ssd hiliing tonpaay by George @ Bezzy, attorney iscf Eho-s Posf-ofhce addf Easfabstaae ArzoEz h1s made agp icasion for gais1st five ou the Lincoln Park mill ste, s fn Tevis Mining District. cochiss conn sy Ariz9za. and d=scrib ( ia the 0rhcial pist and tsid sotes Hie n ihs ofes. ss fslosss viz, Lot So sr g.
 Begiansag as ps1st rasrssd q Y L MS Nc. I.~ . Hls.rce s Ain- Eoa No T. D bezgs < a. a sos7 feets tfencs $ s E go fest, % post sarkcd
 E < No 2. the same beng Identical wiih cor Q state of Iswa iH ste: theree \ Ss X go ec op sr uz-kef "f. ? ' Nc s~ fils sane hessr de cal sth clz. Nc. of S5ase ef Iowa n;Ii site iisz N S- V GO ice Q post naked ~L N No t@ fheucs . sss v 10 feet 70 pcst marked .'1 | So ths sasie beng id.asscal sssh ear- No state of Aissszri sn ). ste; thesrr 50 feet pi@cs 7f bszsnlisgs variation 1t % es<t. contain iez Eve 6 acres.
 The lssatf,s q, ths sine is rseor,sf ia Shs Reesr der.s sfsics of ochiss esaE'y, Au1oaz- A5loiniug ciafats zFe xzsae artiss on fhs noffh by sfate ef si zscaTi M, S and on the s1uzh hy Ststs ef fasz Ms
 Al ycgsons ko Ing edvsrss cisisus faeref9 are fe paired to pr-set the aasae before tais sfnc- Withn s,zty day fross fhs drsf day of pqb ion hess q the val! 5z barred by sistue q sie pslsisns ot fa fatqss EEkB GRr EXON <. EeEslsf $ 6EoRgf C. BsNas, Artorgsy fer cfsisssat s-s>
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
PAvsNrs.
MIxINs APpA CATION
 Na. kAg

 g. 8 LAad osles, TseSea. Aris, March lf. lssr NoriCk IS hEREBX GfFkE THAT rHE IN Virginia Chi Aisiag and kfiisisS ConspzBy by George C. kcry. a torney in fact whose poss, 2thce address is Tomh-toae ArizOnzs has thS day aed their applcatio1 fof pateAt for ahont Iso.a saacsT tssi the 7EIiVer Ch q mining claim hssf.
 ng gold end siiyer situate to feris mining dsfrict
 ociss county, ATiBona, and desfrihel h lhe ofical p and hsd nctes on hle in this ufcas fallo1a viz
 CJnmrnclAK a post marked "I A c M c N Q [, theBce y6 so Ia feet 10 post marked
 s ( A c No 2, Wkence ' s. mineral mcauaient No. feFis Mining Ds,slct sasrs " q ss F. ssa tset sane couFse 2so eect, 70 iJestioa ms-.ascll. . thence , TT $ . T4g4 feet fo posi marked 'sS ( a C No 3 " cEsr riste of hlssoari mining claim besrt sg r95 feet; thsBcs 56' % VI. Soo feet b post marked 's M c No, {" same course eoo feet tn pfst ma ked '', " c Nc. & thence r7s g W Eso0 feet, Co post marked ''S c N c No. 6;7 Ehe1es N s5' zo' goo e. 70 place of bsgiaRiag. saIIation IIs 90 esf; c0asiping IT. 2s Acres- sxcl Trt'Gs e; tHs stgge af D s5osft and Virginia aiming claims.
 The location of this nine k recorded in the Recor der oface 0f COchise county, lrinosa, paee--- ,oj1anins c,aiuaosS are: sa= PaTtiss oi, the ca sy stsse oi Missouri and Ningt-ia and ihe slssE Queen on the borth. Ez
 Al Pers0ns holding adverse claims thereto are 4uired 10 present the same be this Ofce sitkia ss1fy da7s fr the arst day of publication hsrssl hey wl be barred by virtue q the proviSons of he 1AtuSe. HERBERT BROWN. kezisleF
 GSoSeE C. BEEET. AsIorasy f0r Claimant s-fe
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
sHERrrp,s SALE.

BF virtue of an execution issued out of the Justice Court of c E A. word in and fer the county of Coehise Territory of Arizona, 10 me directed and delivered on judgment render. ed in said court on the 18th day of February, 1891. in favor of s TsisaIe; and against Ed. Hosopp, wherein I am commanded to make the sun of slls 57 damages with interest there ca from date of judgment at the rate ot---per cent per snHum until paid. together with &I2.57 costs and sc. cFuing costs:
 l have this day levied upon the following described property, to wit: The Bildesheim mine situated in the TeHehs:eas= mining district, about three miles southeast of Tombstone, county of Cochise, A. T. The above fe scribed m Is relocation of the Hanover mine.
 Public notice is hereby given thst on MONDAY, the 30th Day of March, 1891, between the hours of 3 m and p m in front of ihe sher- | ti7s office in the city of Tombstone Go l ehise county Arizona Territory, I will 1 sell all tce right, title and interest of 1 the said Ei HotOpP in and to the above described property at public l auction, to .he highest sad best bid. 1 der, for cash, lawful money of the | United States, to satisfy said execu | ton and al costs.
 Dated this, the 9th day of March l 1891.
 CB MELTON. Sheriff
 By M. MCGUrRK Deputy Sheriff.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
Plaintiff
GODFREY TRIBOLET and RAFEALA c. TRIBOLET.

GODFREY TRIBOLET and RAFEALA c. TRIBOLET,
 Defendant. Action brought in the district court of the first judicial district of the territory of Arizona in and for the county of Cochise. and the com plaint filed in the said county of Cochise in the office of clerk of said district court.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting. to Godfrey Tribolet and Rafeala c. Tribolet, defendant.
 You are hereby required to ap- pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the district court of the first ju dicial district of the territory of Arizona, in and for the county of Cochise. and to answer the com plaint filed therein, within ten days Exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons, Gf served in this county or if served out of this county, but in this district, within twenty days otherwise within thirty days, or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the pray CT of said complaint
 The said action is brought to reeover the sum of one thousand two hundred dollars, with interest at two per cent per month, costs. and attorney fees, and to foreclose a mortgage given to secure the payment thereof.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the district court of the first judicial district of the territory of Arizona in and for the county of Cochise, this 5th day of March in the year of our Lord one thou sand eight hundred and ninety one. fSeaD A, H. EMANUEL,
 Clerk.
 3:5 :30t
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
Supplemental Mining Applied
 ton No. 5I2.
.. s. LAND OFFICE, TrosaE, AEIzgzG, ,
 January st. 1891. {

.. s. LAND OFFICE. TUcsoS, AEIzgsG,
 January s4, 1891.
 AIOTICE is hereby gfren that fhe Copper ~ QGe@n C,sbsotdsusd MiHi C. mpanT, h9 Ben siiHams, ssrnt. va sse post-Ofhes ss1ress is Bisbes, E9chise CountY- AF E1ba has Esae sp- 'aieasidn r patrHi for Il95 hasst feet on the New Yoik miniag claiEn. bssriHg gold, silssT ard copper, situate in Warren Minl ( District, Co cliiss cqEniy, Arizona. and de-crfB in the osi- ciai pla9 and Asid uoies bn hie m th5s cfhee, es ssIioves. wis: Nariai9s n S5 east.
 Beginning al pot Ia ffse westerly end uaa Of seld clam marked ". C E-. N. T.M c. No. l. whsuse c. s hinsEai monument No. bcsrs N f9- @ g. Fs9S feet. thenes S. s9' 3f E. 3f22 etc Dosf marked V r N. c. No. 9: thence E. s1s ( x fe95 fsst i9 s8ss nssrktd H. Y A C No 2: tkence N 59s a V. 800 faet 70 poet msrxeG V f. M No C. thence N. ss' S4 v. ssSl9s e aFs } Sa6 fret. ts pot marked Y. ' a. C. No. fibess r hesrs Y. sas g. G t feet: thence g. 3s' e C PTS feet, to place af beginning. e0nt ming iT @ keTes. hs Location Of thts ne is fecFsrds u tee Reeordsr's eeiee sf Go- ehiss iounfy, AsisoHs. oB pac~ -. Aejninfng rls mars are clslHaauts af Cumhe land EatnIaH cssi on fke east. No ofher- EnoWn.
 Al pafsonS hold sdv rec claims taFTefS gre -eaaired tg Preseaf Iae same before fhfs ohlce WithfE siK1y savs from The arst ef puhlica sion se-eoi 0r tasg q be barred by virtue Si .he ursr4s5a1e e es ths s.sfs.s
 RER6RFF BROWN, R-gis.sr Bzs GHLrAss Agent for Claimant. ias2f-E0s
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
S5O0 REWARD.

ail pay the above reward b any person oI persons Who wiI give the information uh;Ch wil lead 10 the arrest and conviction of any per son OF pcrsons unlaWtuay handling any Of my stock
 CATTLE-Br1nded HG OF left nip; eaz mark, right ear eTcp ard split
 H0RSES-BEanaed HG on Jeff shouicer.
 Fl. c. aASSELGREEN. s7zsn SaA Pedro riser.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
S2,50O REWARD.

The above reward is offered by the Copper Queen Con. Miningco. and citizens of Bis bee, for the arrest and con yiction or positive proof of the death of James Daly, who murdered w. ". Low ther near Bisbee on the 'af- ternoon Of Friday, April. .ll, 1890.
 Daly Is described as man ap- parentiy 50 years of age. although several years younger. about G feet in hsighs. round f4c., slightly pock marked. sandy eamp'exion and mon tache, b'ue eyes. weight about I90 pounds, scar or foot made ts pistol shot, also scar across neck made by pi-tol shot, talks with a strong Welsh accent.
 BEN WILLIAMS, Dated Rishee Anril IL I8a0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29

LS0R sALE-FIRsT-CLASS RESIDENCE
 n property, oae lot, No. $. Block g., front ing oa Stafford street, Tombstone, Eith two good hsIases, enc rented; the properly of w.. A. Anderson and wife. Win be sold without delay APgIY al once to James Reilly, Ere mout street l04-H
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
SUMMONS.

IN the district court, first ju- dicial district of the territory of Arizona in and for the county of Cochise. Alias, Summons. MARTIN COSTELLO,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
Ilr -nI Arch sEasen..

Stated meetings on third Wednesday of each mnnth. NGtsee of spseiAs meetings by chapter aag. Soiournips companions cordially invited.
 kDoHPH COHEN. H. P. F. l. MOORE. Secretary jlstf
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
Reward Proclamation
To all to Whom these Pres ents iEay Come, Greet. ing.

l WHEREAS, It has com,
 to my knowledge from al
 thentic sources that on ol
 about the I7th day of Decem
 Der A. D. 1890 N. H. Robin,
 son and John Bridger were ruthlessly murdered near the line between Mexico and Ari- zona, in the county of Cochise this Territory, and
 WHEREAS It appears from the evidences of reliable wit nssses and the report of the Coroner s inquest held upon the bodies of said Robinson and Bridger in the City of Tombstone on the 18th day of December 1890, that the murders were committed by hostile Indian renegades who are absent without leave from their reservation.
 Now Therefore, I, N. 0, Murphy, acting Governor of Arizona, by virte of the power and authority within me vested, do hereby offer al reward in the sum of FIVE HUNDRED ($soo.oo)DOL | LARS (which sum shall bel aggregate amount paid underi this proclamation) for the ar rest and conviction of the mur- derers of said N, H. Pobspscn 1 and John Bridger, or for satis factory evidence that said mur derers have been killed duringI efforts to capture them, which evidence may con sisl of the dead bos.ies of lhe | Indian nurderers, or such DOT lion of their bodiesas shall be to satisfactorily prove their identity,
 In witness whereof i have nereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the Territory to be affixed.
 Done at Phoenix the Capital his azd day of Dec, A. ID. 1890.
 Signed
 NATHAN o. MURPHY, By the Governor,
 ISigned
 E, B. KIRTLAND.
 Assistant Secretary,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
AuTuoRTzrD AauNrs.

AUT iQRIZ ED AGENTS <. e. DAAk, fo9<a e5. H1zcas1t zKnAsn9s. Ban Rraesssoo. ts gtE Asthsrsned Aspat for o4df1ra4s nW kfxE SON. Philadelphia n srsnssettoss gasas ? tss ss.gse nAsass Ist- saes-
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29

Big O isshe a-kHe Esecrsn readlna remedy for ell tae unna1nrEi discharges and private eiSeasoa af msE. d certain cure for tbe debisi- IslEE Ee1kheEs pscuHar 70 Wsmeu.
 tYrksnr. iseft and feel safa Q. fu recQEansooiDH it to 1 ail euffsrefS- Aa STlES HD gzoaTus,kl. sfcfd by D~uERksis-
 PBfCE 6I.ee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29
FRANK 0. EARLE
HERRING < HERRING,

ATTORNEYS AND COusSElLoEs AT Law. HEFfCE-TOUGHNu STREET, BET. sa Saa Sts- BssoS GiIs Court fiOuse.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-29

{ Sesy CsmPse1isn, HeuthRal Beanty
 Siaapsess aad LsyifResss are pFsdqeed ey Ose Dr. Hezth's SEarmiess AFseatrsl EseIaSeaafiag Waters, and HaaeS Heads. Ft@pfes, Eruptaoass RAsEa Ds2sasra. E eeFS, EafarrH- Hay feEer. Asthma, LoaE Sstse s~es ersfsczt es, FeFf-et ksaith sE the mirror Of beSufy, and oniy si s8z or siE fer ss Nailed Sealed Ere copsailAtiop &t ssnce, 2S1 Broadway, New York.
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 King Solomon Lodge No. 5. F. & \. M. holds stated meetings on the third Saturday in each month in Masonic Hall, ct 7:S0 p. n. Special meetings held =h5ssT5T 0ids EAg is hoisted. Visiting brotha are cordially invited to attend. GUsTkyE FISHER,
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CechEss Bsdzs No q |. O. @. P. Regular meeting night, Tuesday nl each week. All visiting members in good standing inyited to attend.
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REN WILLIAMS.

Dated Bisbee April l4. 1890.