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Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16
sil,er King.

At the annual meeting of the Silver King Mining Company lsst Tuesday 6l 800 shares of the outstanding stock k were represented, there being l5,OOO shares in the treasury. The following directors were elected: H. H. Noble, President; George c. Hiekox, Vice President; Alex Mclean, B. A. Barney and l.. B. Coleman. August Water man resigned from the position of Secretary and ". S. Meltar was ap pointed his successor. J. c. Groves was appointed superintendent. The company has S4SI in cash on hand and bullion in transit amounting to ,, JOS ounces.-Report.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

The demand for California wines, it is thought, will in few years exceed the supply The receipts at New York this year were 3.60S 900 gallons by water, while the shipments by rail amounted to 100000 gallons. The arrivals of California brands showed a corresponding increase, being 230, QUO gallons by ship and 100000 gallons by rail.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

The family of deputy sheriff and jsi- Tor VcGuirk came over from Bisbee yesterday and occupy a residence on 4th street near Fremont They will reside in Tombstone in future and add two more to the regular attendance at the public school here. They will be missed at Bisbee where they had a host of warm friends.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

The Journal-M Miner intimates that bill will be introduced during the first week of the sessien of the Legislature for the removal of the capitol 10 some other place This NiIl start the sack and the Phsnix folks will have to put up handsomely to keep the prize.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

In spesKing of the WoTld's Fair the Fl Paso Bullion says: "It is fair to say that southern Arizoas will not 6e exceIled by any state or territory in her beautiful display oi copper, gold and manganese ores.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

4 strip of territory GOO miles long by co broad has been alarmed and up- set by the Indian outbreak, and the progress of that portion of the west has received setback whi.-h it will not re- cover from for ten years.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16
APfrafarMnIar A

4 Nothing would be Of more benefit to Arizona than the testingof the artesian water supply. Ii we wait for Congress 10 do it We will never benefit by it. If the legislature will take steps 10 solve this problem it will do what no other hody of men Can do or will do. The appropriation for Worlds Fair exhi
 bit is not one tenth the importance that this water project calls for. I, makes no difference where the work i, done. whelhrr at Phenix or elsewhere
 There are ten counties in the Terri
 tory, each one authorized to offer S3.OO0 for sriesian water within it's boTders repeal this act and offer a re- ward of S30.O00 for a we'll at the Uni. versity, lnsane asylum, or other pubic place. S30OOO should put well down four to five thousand feet and if water can not be reached in that distance the people want to know it. If it is there the knowledge of that fact will be worth million dollars to Arizona long before the Worlds Fair is opened.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

One Of the fai of this world, Miss. Laura Goats was united in marriage with L. H. Chalmers in Phenix last Tuesday Mrs. Chalmers is also lady commissioner to ihe Worlds Fair.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16
Yusaa'- New Post.

Department Commander Coats has granted the request of c. A. R. men at Yuma for the establishment of s Post there. To-day charter was du- ly issued and forwarded to the yeter- ans sf Yuma. The Post is named John c. Ere mont No. g." and starts with ten chartered members as fol low:
 George H Field, Robert s. Hatch c. W. Hackett, H. O. Langreen, Chris, Homer, George Thurlow, J. W. Dor. rington, Stephen Sumner, G. Purdy, G. w. Bronson.-Herald.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

Miss Julia Tippett was granted a temporary certificate to-day t. teach il Cochise county. She will take charge Of the school at Carr's Canyon Huachuca Mountains.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

THE abandonment of Fort Lowell has been referred to General McCoOk and he is nos called upnn to act for or against Arizoua and her interests.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

The Fl PAsD smelting ompauy have made A s.h4nS- .,E -. ---..r,ant the Fitzgerald> stepping out and Bales & Christee taking charge
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

A R. English and wife are register ed at the Commercial Hotel in Phenix.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

Miss Hnlda Jones has fallen heir to B snug fortune by the death of 8 3Nogsles tailor. He was without heirs and knowing that he was about to die he made a will in which he bequeath- ed all Of his property to her. She had done him many kind favors during his illness and he appreciated 1t.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

Yesterday was Miss Herring's birth day, in honor of which she entertained guests at dinner.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

Mrs. Allen English accompanied her husband to Phenix, leaving her family in charge of Mrs Henderson.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

Mrs. Si Bryant came back from
 Phenix to-day where she has been wis. iting Mrs. J. O. Dunbar. /
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

MT. Nugrnt has received consign- ment of household goods and will soon be "at home" in the Presbyterian parsonage.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

The supply Of fresh fish consigned 10 MT. WOlcott is very quickly exhausted
 after it's arrival. The early bird catch e. the worm"
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore gave a progressive euchre party last night at their residence on Seventh street.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16
Fer sale Chean.

One buck board. one open buggy one good as new double eineh saddle At Geo. E. Kohler's.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

Mr, Kohler has jus; received some lovely bamboo easels.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16
LOCAL NOTES.

All pork sausage at TRIBoLET's.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16


 An old phy-icisn. retired from prsc
 tic@, having hsd placed in his hands hy an East India missionary the form nla of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Con- sumption, Bronchitis. Catsrrh, AstL~ ma and all Throat and LurR Affections. and positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
 pIaints after having tested irs wonder fui curative powers in thousands of cases. las felt II his sty tO make if known tn his suffering fellows Actu. s,sd by this motive md A desire to re- Iieve hrman suff.rinR. will send free nf charge tn all who desire ii. tEis re
 eeipe. in German French or English with full direction for preparing and using Sent by Tail by addressing with stamp namiER this paper. w. A
 Moves. s2O Powers Block. Rochester. NY. 1. IS. y'r W
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

Mrs. c. W. Leach returned to-day after an extended absence.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16
Fruit Trees.

The finest trees ever offered for sale. Most all bearing trees, three years old, all kinds. Also Umbrella, Chinese Mulberry and Sweet Locust. To flow CT lovers who make up club I will sell my ever-blooming roses by the one hundred at Sl apiece, and gIve you your choice. Also Towering Shrubs and Greenhouse Plants of all kinds for sale at the old place, corner Fulton and Second streets, Tomb stone, Arizona, by
 WILLIAM BRAUCH.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

The negotiations for the transfer oI the Gazette are declared of.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16
The Phenix Herald says: The i

The Phenix Herald says; The irSeA pressible snowman Jo Bignon has come up from Tombstone to amuse the risky legislators during the session of fthe Legislature. He has his Bird Case" with him and will open in the '.EEte" theatre.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

.I au aPpiTaIIpn ~H- 'cc""nfly =. fs'e flor pension bv A soldier who impair
 his digestion by eating an army Pie./
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16
Maverick Natl Bank.
 BOSTON, MASS.

capital eto8.o30
 Accounts of Banks. Bankers and Corporations solicited.
 Our facilities for COLLECTIONS are excellent. and we rs-discount for Banks when balances warrant it. Boston is 6 reserve city, and balance with us from banks. lnot located in other reserve cities) count as reserve. We bsve a market for prime first class investment securities and invite proposals from states. counties and cities when issuing bonds.
 We do a general banking business and invite correspondence. Asa ?. Potter, Jos. " Work, President.
 Cashier.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16
COUNTY Ds.

The following instruments were filed in the recorders office since 3 p. m. yesterday:
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16
\ man has received a patent for

A man has received a patent for \ power to be kept in motion by the sea
 surf. This is probably as near per- petual motion as we shall ever get. It is claimed it will revolntionize manu- featuring interests along the sea coast.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16
HoFEI. ARRIVALS
COCHISE.

P. Jameson, Texas; J. Wattison Chicago.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16
SAN JosK.
CspsumpsIsn cured

Mrs. wm. Plaster, B. Thomas, Texas
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

John Dart came up from Nacosanri yesterday and brings reports of en- couragement from that section. His company are getting their machinery in place and everything is looking favorable. At the custom house he finds a decided feeling of courtesy oi late toward Americans which perhaps IS due to :tie visi;s recently made by 3 board of investigation from the city of Mexico.
 The Fl Paso Bulletin says, Prof. J. F. NIckinson, superintendent oi tine Yuma Copper Mines, Maricopa county Arizona, is registered at the Grand Central. Prof. Nickinson informs us that his company have put up S75 900 to put in water works 10 supply the new fifty ton smelter that has jus. been completed. Some 5000 tons of fine carbonate copper ore is on the dump ready for the smelter.
 The Prescott Miner says: Since the completion Of the Atlantic & Paci- tic raiIread across the northern DOT ,ion of the territory, Prescott has not seen as prosperous year as the one just closed. Real estate transfers have been more than five times what they were in any year since 1882, while the amount invested in new buildings has been infinitely greater in proprtion.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

sabscribe for ths PaosrscroR.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16
BRAND.

D. R, DurwaTd & Read, Tombstone T. X, Melvin Jones, Tombstone.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16
LEGATIONS.

Nountaineer, relocation Of Wiscon- sin, Warren district-J ConnOr, N Dunn.
 South Pole, relocation Of Peabody. Warren district-R Mccormick. NJ Reilly,
Tombstone daily prospector., 1891-01-16

parsonage.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-26

81 Brince ctr. 9a fie ieit finf big ieas
SSabren uiht mebr i'm Stanoe tparen, it,
geno peI6e lrbeit su 5erridten, 10 lteB tie
Die mitIetoige Gigentbumerin bes t6aules,
5rau U2arp 6alep in &orburp, umiorit
mobnen. Die iibrigen 2ogis i'm 0aule
paren an portusieliide Samilien perlnies
tbet. Oa bort Smet Sage lang Niemano Die
aIten Gamer 9eieben bate, au@ auf oaS
&lopien on ibre Gbiire feline Nntport err
folgte, wurbe Die 8oli5et bena6ri6ttat.
DIS Die S6Ire gepaItlam 9eDffnet muroe.
fano man Die cine Der S6neitern, W1arga>
ret. entieelt auf Dem 8ooen in Der JtGbe Der
E6ur Iiegen. SIN b%iuteren 3immsr Lag,
nit einem Qaten sugeoedt, Die blinOe
Bridget aHf ibrem 8ett. Qu1 lie mar
toot. Wtan nimmt an. baB 8r!o9et 8uerlt
itarb uno baB WiarQaret auf ibrem 9Sege
sur Ebiir, I'M Die gta6barn gu rufen, pom
Sobe credit puroe. QSiepobl Die 9utmltbts
gen 9au5bepobner mieoerbolt ben alien
Sungfern 9tabrungsmittel an9eboten bait
ten, tpieien bieielben ipl6es &nerbleten
ieDesnal as. @s miro baber angenommen.
DAP Die S6metern an GrlhOpTung 9eitorz
ben lino.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-26
Clyica9o gogp1taI fir grallcn nr0
gg..imoer!
Eoke Adams u. Paulina Str, Chicago.

@einnbbelts' 3uftanb Der bette fe6sebu gut ln6brra
SebIbren iir 4rinotsimmer pon $500 pet @ode,
fe nab Der Gage Oes 3tmners nno @ufpartung. 9ris
pot=Rottenten tDnnen iDreu gtr5t aus Der 3o1G Der olss
geiteaten ober beiudbenoel Ner3te p66Ien.
Seoilbrer in %ranfenidlen IS per mo9e nit eutey
Pflege.
9le 3obl Der angeiteGten Nerste bel6nft ib auf g
@er5te (8alnel) uuo II b~eiuC5enbe Qter5te (Serren).
Gtne &rontenipdrteriuue .S9ule lit i'm 9oipitol.
Wegen @in6elbetten tpenoe man iiD inter obi0es
aoreiie on ben 5auptsNrst ober man ienoe cine @ofs
Eae"s' fnv err @trculnr. 26laalS6' q \
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-26
@iuem 0ieler Taoe b.

= Gtrem Dieler Gage DerOfentli6ten
amtlihen Nuspeiie 3ufol9e murOen i'm
Sabre 1890 in s II gIanb unb @ales aus
etner Seu0lTerung bon 29,001,018 Ser
ionen 173, OBS negen Iruntenbett
perurtbeiIt. 9tidt peniger als 1892
nuroen tpegen GrunteuDett am Sonntag
beltratt. Inter ben @rafi6aften nimlnt
9aHcalter nit 23,212 8erurtbeilungen Die
erite SteQe Elm, oann fommt 0urbam nit
10,773 uno Oorflbire nit 1926.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-26
8 NCDen Qe[Ontllltn.

Sn SanbDtlI Bet 0tDerpool
iprang cine Srau, no66em iie elnsn
Gtreit nit ibrem Munne 9ebQbt bate,
ibre betoen fletnen &tnoer i'm
Nrme, in ben &anaI. Der Wtann unb
etn Befannter iprangen ieooh biuterbrctn
unb braGten bic Srau uno Die &inoer
ans 0aro. 0as iangere BON 8eiben ltarb
tur3 na66er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-26

: Sn 0oncaiter fanb Elm &a6 81
pettfabren ftatt, bas init benz 6 o 5 e
zines Sbeitnebmers enbete. Oils Der STAB
fabrer 9lrtbur 98in9ftelo bas 53ieL errei6te,
ftel er beipuBtlos bon letner Wtal6ine unb
itarb ant nGhiten Sage, obne tDieOer CUR
Beitnnung get0mmen su iein. 9te 3uridz
gelegte Stre6e maB % Weeilen, Die Mnftrenz
9ung mar gu 9roB fir ben Sabrer gepeien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-26

Isle Die Nrmen GOnDDnS tbetL>
!Detle mobnen uno Ieben, bapon 9ab Die
2eibenihau, peld)e Or. WfacoonaLO iiber
bos pier Monate ate S0bnAen zines Wtelz
itngarbeiterS fir5tid abbielt, Elm eri6iitternz
be5 Beiipiel. Die 6amilte beitanb aus
Den @Ltsrn un0 bier 8in6eru. ollie Se6s
idttefen in E tteinen ie1S SUB lan7
gen unD BRET SUB breiten 8ett. Q(m
Sonntag Wtorgen fonb Die Mutter i6r
iungites &inb toot Dor. SIS mar er it t.
Su elmer ISOLDE i'm September iino in 9onz
con neun fleine &inber auf bieielbe 8eiie
1tnt>e 0phe1 opFnn1u1pn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-26
vea- 9mmWetntaem Ses states. -6a

bic %perGorene 9eiunbbett lpteber beriteaenbe, betltrai'
tieenoe @trtiaulfeit zines meltrufes e%rfreut, bent i'm
geIDnoeret as blutreinigenbes uub fiber ptrfenbes
@bil9rntittel bel 9Iutanbrang gum &opt f6lo9artt'
gen 3ufG1eu, leberlaburg bs Ntageus, bele9ter
3unge. mauoelnoem @ppettt, 3abus unb 4opfibnter'
aen, 6uiten unb g~ruitbei4weroen, 9dmorrbotools
2etbet, 2ebers unb Observation-Disclosures, In1as sur
@aIIeriu9t, SDpo9onbrie. 8laienleiben, inoenl &c
ben 8loienftetn nit ben uriu obfabrt. gegen @frs
mer. iiberboupt alS 8rdierpatinmittel eegen foIt aae
enftedenoen &ronfbetten.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27
Reciprocity with San domingo.

WASHINGTON. Sept 2d-For several years
past tho Dominican republic has been main
tanning In its tariff free list Of articles for the
special encouragement Of it's agricultural in
dustries, BY tho forms OF It's recent reciproci-
ty arrangement with the United States this
free list was TO be abolished for all countries
except the United States when tho reciprocity
treaty went into effect In accordance with
this agreement the President OF San Domingo.
under date Of Aug. q. has published decree
abolshing this fr6e list and restoring all the
articles named in It to tho rate Of duties fixed
In the general tariff. which is an average of
10 per cent ad valoreui. BY this action tho
reciprocity treaty is greatly increased in value
Tor the United States.
The articles on this free list embraced.
among others. all classes of machinery. tools.
and implements for the development OF agri-
cultural and industrial establishments. tallow
and oil for mac inery. Guano and manures.
zinc and galvanized iron. cooperaSe. sacks for
sugar railroad material and equipment.
barbed wire. and coal. In addition there was
Z list Of articles admitted at a duty of 10 per
cent. ad valorem. which has also been raised
70 the full tariff rates, emoraSing wood and
al other materials for roofing. bricks. flag
stones. cement iron. steel. and copper In
eheets or bars. nails and screws. tubing OF
iron. copper. or lead. Gordage, wagons. carts.
wheelbarrows. boats and lighters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27
MRS. HARMON WHIPPED AGAIN.
Indiana White Caps Terribly Aaltrcat q
K0man Whose Repule Was Had.

BIRDsEYE. Ind. Sept. 25.-Mrs. Harmon, a
notorious woman OF Mentor. was whipped last
night by thirty men. who tod her to post
near her house and applied fifty lashes to her
back. Then they called upon Mrs. Freeman
near by and warned her to leave tho place
within twenty-four hours. She left imme-
diately. Then the White Caps called upon
Jacob SapenAeld and ordered him to visit Mrs,
Harmon. unite her. and publish to the neigh
bors. on penalty OF twenty-five lashes. what
they had done. They said that they had
whipped the Harmon woman because OF her
bad name.
When 6apenncld reached the woman he
found her unconscious and bleeding from
head to foot as though cut by knife She was
almost disembowelled. and scattered around
,ns bsan aSsd St
Who wore In the mob. nor wheuch they came.
ErS Harmon and her daughter were. whipped
In BiIdseye two years ago. Just before they
moved to MENTOR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27
IMPORTANT
SILK SAIL e.

These are this Falls Silks, but
you'll observe that the prices have
been very much interiered with:
10 pcs. now Black Faille-selling
Saturday, $l,75; Monday. sl.3S.
IL pcs. new Black Faille--selling
Saturday, $1.25; Monday, $l.OO.
o pcs. new Black Gros Grain-sel-
ling Saturday, $500; Monday,
10 pcs. now Black Gros Grain
selling Saturday, $l.35; Monday,
$1.W.
24-in. India Silks, plain colors, all
shades, the regular price has been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27

HINcKLky, Mlnn.. Sept. 2o--Thsrs has nevse
before boon forest fire Of the magnitude Of
this one in this region. The whole country
has been swept by the flames. and everything
has boen burned In this town except Tow
lumber camps hero. Thousands OF tons Of
hay on the lowiands are destroyed.
lieEors from the southwest along tho limo OF
Great Northern Railroad say that the danger
seems to no over. unless there is Q heavy wind
Pgnin, Tho Arc 10 burning nortnwArd toward
Lake superior, and IL said to be In the vicinity
of Partridge and kerriok.
. TuKriE LAKE,, MIMI, Rept. 26.-Word has
reached this village that tho family Of Mt.
hns1e ,armS MybR9S S99rt d!stsnse out Of
eral small children were hemmed In BY ths
flames and no doubt bvrned to DEATH ss 90
help could reach them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27
UMBRELLAS
MARVELLOUS VALUES

A gigantic sale at the lowest prices
ever named. All choice, newly
made by standard manufacturers.
Pinned, pulled and guarded, so as
to insure perfect wear, and al the
best known grades Of silk. Pre-
pared for a demand up to 5000
pieces.
1000 26-inch heavy twilled silk
Umbrellas, paragon frames, best
finish, mounted on choice English
natural sticks ($2.00 umbrella),
this sale $1.OO.
1000 28-inch same as above ($250
umbrella), this sale S1.26. &C.,.
1000 26.inch heavy twilled silk
Umbrellas, paragon frames, best
finish, mounted with choice sill
vsred hook handles ($2.25 um-
brella), this sale $l.00.
1000 28-inch, same as above ($2.50
umbrella), this sale $1.25.
500 26-inch heavy silk Umbrellas,
with handsome ebony hook han
dies, paragon frames $3.50 line),
this sale $2.25.
500 24-inch very superior all silk
(twilled) choice natural English
handles, paragon frames, an ex-
cellent umbrella for rain or sun
$3.50 liue), this sale $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27

WARRINGTON. Sept 26.-The Census Once to-
day Issued bulletin on the coal product OF the
United States. It shows that the coal product
Of the United States reached n total OF l4l.220.-
613 short tons in the census year. and was
valued at the mines before any expenses for
shipment at 500. 226. 323. The product in
cluded 45.60O.4S short tons OF Pennsylvania
and other anthracite. worth sd5.S79,5l4.
and e5.629.026 short tons Of btuminous
and Ignite. valued at S94.346.SO0. Tho
average value Of all salable grades OF anthra-
cite was $1.5a per ton ut the minCs. and the
Average OF bituminous coal vas on, cents per
short ton at the mines, In 1880 the total prod
cite and ~. a3l ,75S short tons OF btnmin nous
coal, The value OF the entire product was
sos, 64o.3 BOG. Tho product Increased 07.07 per
81. IS per cent The total number Of persons
engaged In the industry was 2:0, 55D. who re-
oeivsd In tho aggregate SlOo.l3O02s rs wages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27
Tho Philharmonic Concerts.

mo coming season Of concerts Of the Phil
s Society will DO its jubilee season.
sNa arrangements for nm unusually attractive
s'nos Of musical events have been made. The
MnprmGnccs will he given In tho Metropolt-
@a opera House. Mi. Anton Seidl will he the
musical director. and tho orchestra will num-
y" over 100 and will be of high ordor Of
.o''' There are TO be six Saturday evening
vW un ono each month. tho first ON Nov Il,
a nA'l' and tho last on April 0. 1892. and. as
BE- q g,yln ln4c rehearsal Of each concert will
TTw%ioai "t THO. first four, concerts the fol;
s'' to s anSsar 1o'h IN 'esSs'0 e! sRs
FFr'aggl: Nine, Noril'ca. Soprano; Horr EMIL
riaH",o ia,so; Herr Mayer sch9rwenka.
rI"'pI1 ana Nine Camilla Urso, violin The
i n.s"H1H.'Fy programme shows that the selee-
ir. %> WI o Of the. same high standard as In
ta Sg; and i1 tho meter q f f6fs ifs
IL" ymar Tho box Office Of tho socisty. at
pr!an'' Hn M!n'n street Ghtranco 81 TIC Metro-
lG'al.iIy '9olscgipi9ns from oct 10 TO oct, a.
"''''u seats to new subscribers will begin
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27
TyRkoid Fever.

The total number OF cases Of typhoid fever
reported last week was ninsty-two. There
were twenty four deaths. The record for lssk
week showed seventy seven cases and nineteen
deaths. Dr. Edson believes that from tkls IN
tho disease will decline =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27
he'nrA Of the Labrador Expedition.

, "". NsHcK. Ne. Sept 2o.-Tho last INSTALL
ry ,n, 81 'he iowdoin Labrador expedition ar
An sn N,i' to-day. and consisted Of Prof Ice.
US, ana f4lry one Of the Grand Falls discover
dunlic,u, ~. H. l0!ag. Prof. Lee says that the
wJ pnt, '. OF valuable relies they have secured
lAo World's Tair at Chicago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27
THESE UNDER
IMPORT COSTll
LACES-TRIMMINGS.


All Linen Torchon Point de Gene,
Mechlin, Cantilly aud Spanish
Guipure Lace, 25o and 35o Laoes,
special for Monday, loo. . I'D.
600 pcs. Of fine Nainsook Cam
brio and Swiss Embroideries, 200.
Embroideries for Monday, l2c
I'D.
Marrow all Silk and cut Jet Edg-
ings. Csc. and SOC. . yd., special
for Monday, 15c. . I'd.
1900 yds. OF imported Neck Ruoh-
ings (25o.), to be Sc. q I'D.
100 very fine Maline Lace Hand
kerchieS (sl.00), special for Mon
day, 49, each.
Lssss-AisAt osstss>
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-27
LAMPS.

rsror Table Tampa slessnsly decorated yass ..s z
burner, regular price $500: .als Price Sl46 .....-.
Centre Draft Psrlor Table Lamp; The Ptttss!rse -
lamp made, decorated vase, shade to match, Wog0
$500 sale price SAYS -
Centre Draft Table Lamps student lanpy tar lielsk
plated white shade, bright and steady u9Ak roGu1R
price 81 % sale price Sl.16
Bread Boxes large siss. nicely jepAnusA asl 49,
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Sugar and Flour Bowls: 7:Pound :is' 31s ".
Coffee and Tea Canistsrs, 2-pound size. 90.
Infants Bath Tubs. medium size. regular price S10A
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