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Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13
FIGHT WITH KID.
Particulars of the Scrap in tEe Southern End of the
 Chiricahua Mountains.

From Alvin Howe who is with his father, H. G. Howe. in the vicinity of old Camp Rucker, the PResPEcToR learns by letter that word was received at Fort Bowie on Saturday morning that several Indians were seen in Stein's Pass. Lieut.. Bean with de- tachment of l5 men lett at once and soon found the trail, which they followed until Sunday morning, when they came upon the Indian camp and captured all of their horses (seven in number) and all the saddles, and drove the Indians 10 the noun tains.
 Lieut.. Bean then sent a messenger to Bowie for more troops in order to surround the Indians and at last sc- counts they still had the Indians in the mountains and were fighting with them. The soldiers were unable to see the Indians as they took to the rocks and could only fire when they saw some of the Indians guns. The captured horses were taken to Bowie. The place where the horses were cap tured is called Cave Greek.
 Capt. Ellis with 25 men and 3 In- dian scouts passed through there on Sunday morning bound for Skeleton canyon. From him was learned that there are 2S attachments of troops in the field after the Indians.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13
BISBEE COLUMN.
November 10.

November 10.
 It looks like landslide.
 Is the tanf tax. The people have answered in no uncertain tones. The governor advised the boys to "vote Ter straight" The Democratic brethren seem to have taken his ad- vice.
 Miss Stowe is enjoying ID the iu1- ury of a severe cold.
 w. H. Brophy returned to-day from his eastern trip.
 Joe Curry came down from the north on Monday .o see the boys and The Misses Edith Hughes anl Della Burr returned from Tombstone yesterday.
 Rober Holmes, an old man living at Humphreys station. shielded Tues day by shooting himself.
 Pat Dixon died yesterday of pneu- monia. He was we'll and favorably known in this section.
 It is the general opinion here that the next treasurer of Cochise county  owes his election chiefly to the unsel- fish efforts of w. H. Stilwell.
 It is currently reported on the street and by some it is conceded to be fact that cannot be disputed, that the present incumbent of the chief magis- tracy is in the soup.
 Dave Bruner and J. w. Wright will dispense justice to our citizens during the next two years, while Dell" Lewis and Dan Simon will prove terror to evil doers.
 Willie Belden met with a serious accident Tuesday evening as he was playing in front of the Company store. By some means he tripped over board and falling, broke the alma of his left arm just below the el- bow and bent the radius. Dr. Sweet dressed it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13
COUNTY RECORDS

HOMESTEAD DECLARATION. Della Thomas to lots 10, II, IF block 4S, City ot Tombstone.
 SATISFACTION OF JUDGMENT A. Bauer to Maggie Letson, in suit of Letson vs. Bauer.
 LOCATION. Lois mine, Drsgoon mts-J. Lock- ling.
 Lincoln mine, Dragoons-Lockling Bros. and Swayzee.
 BILL OF SALE. Frank Buckles to P. B. Wsrnekros, 30 head cattle 5 calves F horses- $4OO.
 BUTCHERS REPORT. R. Tribolet, number Of cattle slsugh tered during October-2S head.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13
Legislative Ticket.

The result of the legislative tick . as far as heard from, which is the total vote with the exception of Ruck. CT and Miller canyon, gives Gray 654, Tevis 522. Reilly 666, Nichols 6l7 Wright GA, Pool 527. Nothing to hear from can defeat the election of Gray and Reilly. Democrats, and eith- er Nichols or Wright, Republican. The chances favor the latter. He will get big vote at Rucker and also at the two precincts in the Huachucs mountains.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13
Peculiar

Tn Combination. Proportion, and Process of preparation. Hoods ssrsspsrilia possesses the full curative value of the best known reme- dies of the vegetable kingdom
 feculiari fin strength and economy Hoods sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which can truly be saia, "l0o doses one dollar" Other medicines require larger doses. and ds not produce as good results as
 Hoods Sarsaparilla.
 Peculiar in its medicinal merit. Hoods sarsaparilia accomplishes cures hitherto un- inown, and has won the title of "The great ;ess blood purifier ever discovered"
 Peculiar in its "good name at home"- there Is more of Hoods sazsapsrilla sold in Lowell. where if is made. than of all other blood purifiers.
 Peculiar in its phenomenal record of sales abroad, no other preparation has attained such popularity in % short time N
 Is Peculiax 10 ItselE
 Peculiar in the originality and effectiveness ofits advertising. its methods are continually being copied by compositions.
 Peculiar in the way 1t wins the peoples confidence, one bottle slwsys sells another. Hoods SarsapariIla Sold by drugyists. q: six for & Prepesed only by e | HOOD { CO. APoshecaris. Lowell, M1.-
 100 Doses One Dollar
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

A special to the Chronicle from Duran g,, Mexico says: "A telegram has been received from c. P. Hunt ington, president of the Southern Pacific who alec owns the Mexican International announcing that the Mexican International vii: be built across the Sierra Msdre mountains to Port Mazatlsn on the Pacific coast e rapidly e the construction work can be carried on."
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

A report to headquarters says that Kid was surprised in the south end of the Chiricahus mountains last Sunday and all of his camp equipnge captured.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

John Dunbar and Frank Cox came in to-day and extended to Mark Smith an invitation to be present at Phenix st the Democratic glorihcation and barbecue next Monday. They spent two hours here and went back on the afternoon stage.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13
FASHIONS DEGREES.

BUTTONS are very large and are made of metal, pearl, jet and crochet.
 FoUR to six-button gloves of medium heavy kid are in demand for street wear.
 VEEV rich white satin brocades are brought out expressly for wedding dresses
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

Returns from Pools Ranch show that the vote there can no longer be counted as Republican, The Austral- ian ballot has m ade a great change in the complexion of returns from many precincts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

The Diamond drill, which is being placed in position on the Gilded Age mining claim, will be ready for oper- ation in two or three days. It will, no doubt, attract much attention.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

The Yuma Times says work was be- gun yesterday on the new school house by w. ". Woodmsn, to whom the contract was given, his figures being $500. The building is to be 56~7I feet on the ground and have four rooms. The district will finally have q creditable building.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

A courier was sent out to Miller canyon this afternoon to find out whether they held an election there or not. Two days have passed and no returns have come in yet from that precinct.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

English leads Staehle by about 13 votes, with West Huachuca and Mill CT canyon to hear from. This figure is based on Fucker giving him 9 ma jority. which is unOfficially reported to be the ca,e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

Jo Robinson. who never won a dol lar in lottery prize in his life, has gone to Chicago with his family, where he will make his home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup at
 MILLER's DRUG STORE.

W. E. Payne & Co.,, Employment agents, 9lO Union Avenue. Kansa- City, Mo, furnish reliable help, male or female, any nationality in any quantity, and send them to all parts of the Union free of charge. Cores pondence solicited. i2ms
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

H. J. Peto, wife and son left to-day Tor Chicago where they will reside in future. MT. Peto has already secured A location and will go into the drug business as soon as he gets there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

Kelly. who used to be in Tomb stone in early days and kept the "Wine Rooms" next to where the-post- office now is was defeated for tax col lector in Los Angeles last Tuesday. He was candidate for reelection.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

B. F. Smith came in from Fucker canyon last night, bringing the re- turns from that precinct. The polls at Ross' mill did not open. There were but half dozen voters there and they were about evenly divided. The vote would not have affected the gen. eral result.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

THE finest pitcher ever seen in glass by this observer was very large and the upper part of the body and lip were cut in broken parallel bars in imitation of old English work.
 SOME superb new forms are introduced in glass. The crysanthemum is new design introduced in the centers of bowls and berry dishcs. It resembles the fine old work of our grandmother's glass.-Jewelers' Circular.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

Figuring on the offices has already commenced, and those in office are figuring on what to do when they get ont
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

Mir. Rockwell, who has purchased Peto's drug business, has improved the interior of the store by a complete covering of linoleum on the floor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

VIII. Igo came in to-day from his ranch. He reports that an election was held st west Huschuca. Further than this he could not say. with the exception that he heard . rsnchsr named Burgess say that English was ahead of Staehle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

A telegram received from Capt. Kelton last night froLl Benson said that no election was held at Gate wood.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

Mrs. c. w. Leach returned from Benson to-day. where she had been to see her mother of for California.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

Mrs. H. s. Thomas will leave ina day Or two for Bakersfield, Cal, where sin. viii join her husband.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

It was reported late this afternoon that no e.ection was held at Ramsey and Miller canyon or West Huachuca
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

Jsxe Friedman has gone to Tucson. He will go fron there to Bisbee in a few days to locate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

Last night scme happy Democrats piled beer kegs m front of the doors of number of defeated Republicans.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

Miller Canyon returns were recei 'ed just before going to press, and insert- ed in the table.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

The trial jury is called for Monday and the grand jury for Wedeesday next.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

J. w. Lassiter. Turquois and John Lysll, valley, are registered at the San Jose.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

Scott White, the successful candi- date for sheriff went home to-day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

Skating at the rink tonight. Come everybody and enjoy a good time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13
From Friddg's Daily.

W. C. Green is registered at the San Jose.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

Prescriptions carefully prepared at
 MILLER's DR-G STORE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

John R Loosley and wife, San Fran cisco, is registered at the San Jose.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13

Hind's Honey and Almond Cream f NuxxR's DRuo 0roR1.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13
From Thursdag's Daily.

J. $. Taylor and Dash Taylor are registered at the Cochise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-11-13
Cleveland's Vote,
This is the way it stapds this after

Necessary to q choice 223.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-25
efeomora Dafe.

Gin ntutr Stern am Sbeaterbimmel.
81 eime Stalitnerin NIB ioI md
@merifa fommen.
Go p%erlautet, baB eS Ibeatermnter-
nebmeru geiungen lit, Die Iras5bin
@leonora Duie fir bic Daler Der Welte
ausitelluug Su ensasiren. Sci bieler
@elesenbeit idaoet eS riAt, einen Bid
auf eineft neuen Sterii an Theatcr-
bimmel 81 perfen.
@leonora Dule entitammt einem altell
uenetianii9en neutrality-suspicious.. SIR
@roBpater mar eincr Der bebentenbiten
italienilden S9anipieler. sic lelblt
betrat f6on friib3eitig Die giibne uno
1T III Stalieit bereits ieit lieben 9abren
cine %anerfauiite S~unitgr0Ge. Da eS
leood bort feite @elellid)aften ni6t 9ibt,
loroern ilur berumipan6ernoe Trupps,
- 1T eS begreiTi6, oab Der Gubm bon
@%leotora Dule Die @rea3ct fires 0aters
laroeS 10 lanee nidt iiberldritt. Grit
81 Be9irit oes uori9en 9abrsS laate Iie
ibrer 0eimotb galet uno trat sunadlt
in ct. TetcrSbnrg auf. Son ba ian,
iic iru 6ebrnar bisies Sabres uatb Wien,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-25
Watfer's Aofer- Demgmaf.


9as staunbilh Ses Siroler Gelnem
firslid anf nem Serge Siel aus
seiieg..
Oas BON Dem fiir5li6 peritorbenen
Bilobaner SCATTER mooellirte &olollals
oenflnal MnoreaS !6ofers lit ee9enfudr<
tis auf Dem biitoril9 beriibmtet 8erse
Slel BET Sitnsbrnf in Der Nufitellung
beeriffen. Gs erbebt ii9 auf Der 5tatte,
auf wel6er Der gefeierte 8~olfsbelo Ut
ben ereisnibretdeu Sabren 1909 unb
1910 wieoerbolt iiegreid gesen bic
gaDern uno S~roi5eleu gefdmpft bat.
Der 8er9 Siel bilbet gefpillermaBen ben
.llnterban oeS 9enfnalS, bas nit ieiz
mem aus Sellen gefiisten @odel, auf
Dem bronsene Nbler boriten. formEb
nit Dem lrseitein ueripadien lit IM.o
als Mabr5eidea Der 9eimatbliebe uub
Sailertreue meitbin III Die ttroliiden
@aue biuausleud)tct. Dte aus benz
@r5 eroberter fran50lii6er &anonen se>
goiiene @tatue felt 9ofer TIT mebr als
ooppelter SebenssrObe nit Dem bon Der
2iufcn itramm umtobten 2anbesban11er
bar. Die 6edte beutet befeblenb mad
abpdrts. Das 9aupt bedt Der breits
frdmpige 8auerl,but Sen Qetb untz
idlieBt Der lanoesiiblide ~banbbreite
4ebersiirtel Bic fnr5e ~9ooenjoppe laBt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-25

Ssr oelulnpueeo9en III Nefu Uorf.
Pfeilern angebradten 6ontanen aus
lpeibem Warmor uno miro BON elmer
yronSe9rnppe, 5ip6lf iberlebemssrose
Tisuren, Die fid) I'M ben @enius Der
@ntoeduns ifaaren, 9efr0nt. Sn ben
S%ortdnen, Die fir eleftril6e Ueleud)s
tnn9 eiiseri6tet linb, umipielt bas
8aiier Die 8ronsefi9uren oes Sieos
lno Der llniterblihfeit. gu beiben
Seiten Der Soutdnen, ppr ben Yfei(ern,
erbeben iidJ monolitbiibe Sdulen aus
rotGem Miarnor, Die gemiierma6en ais
JtaGnlcn fir 3ipei gronsereliefS Go
lumbna ali ipaniiden 0of" rnb 60
lumbnS in aloiter 9fabiba" oieneu.
lleber Dem sSrieS, oaS in rotbem Mars
NOR aus9cfiibrt meroen iod nnb bas
cine pailenoe 3nldrift erbalt, miro Der
anerifaniI6c aOler in 8ronSe berpors
ragel.
Die 00be oeS Monliments bis aur
Spiee Der Ill Der oberen @ruppe barge
lmtellten &aaa0elie lol 100 SUI, Sic
Sidtg5be ees Bo9e;1s 50 5uB betraaen.
3u l2O rcjpcftiDe 40 SUP lino Die
Ureits pcs 0enfmalS ulio bic Siftweite
oeS So9ells angclfst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-25
Das 9ofsr.g sntmaI auf BEN 8srae siel.

Oas 5oter-9enfuial auf benz Berse Siel.
Die gruit frci, uno oil einenl iiber bic
grult laufenoen yanbclier Janet Elm
einfader Sdleppiabel. 6ofer 1T nift
ais friegcriidcr 0elo ltnb liegreider
Nnfii6rer, lonbern dis lelblfbemubtcr
uno fraftitrotcloer Bauer, als lupus
cdDtcn tiroliIa)en MauneStbunls ut mcGr
hefcblerocr ais be9eiiterter 9altuns auf=
gcfabt. Slater pollte feline patbetilhe
Soealfisnr nit afaocmiidem 9atbos
lfafielt, lonbern cil1 moglifbit portrait
getrcucS rcaliitiides glbbilb bes gefeier.
tel &~otfsDcloen. Slit bingebungsrol-
ler Nusbaucr lit CT ben Spuren bes
SaaolDirtb5 n%ad9esangsu, u1b es lit
ibln gcgliGt, in abgelesenen Tbalern
3eit9enolle Sofer6 aufsult0beru, Ole
tim tpertbDole Mitt1cillfigen iiber bic
du6ere Gri6einun9 lllb oaS Musleben
oes Sai1blpirtbes madJten. Aud) mar
eS inn ners0nnt, eintge a1tbentilhe
YortrdtS 9oferS 81 entbeden, bie es
ibu1 ermUglidten, 0eIien Nbbilo bas Sc
prdge n%atur9etreuer Nebnli9feit si Der
leiben. Wie SCATTER feltseitellt fat, oe-
bOren Die angeblide Giielengeltalt unb
Der traoitionelle, ibcr Die Brult ferabs
Dallenbe pe6fdaparse Yollbart 6oiers
in's Neid Der MiDtbe. als seborener
Eiroler mar Slater, ipie fein siueiter
&initler, CUR monunentalen Gerberr>
lidnng oeS Yolfsbeloen ieiner engeren
9eimatD berufen, ulo leiner marfigen
flinitlerildsn Gigenart fonnte fid faIm
elm fongetliaferer Gorfpurf bieten ais
Die Daritelluug eiaer 10 marfiaen,
f%ernbaften nno nrwiidiigeu Gtlfalt
tpie jene oeS atrelen SoferS,A Der
eoelifen Berf0rperung uolfstbiimliher
Ta~terlanbsliebc uno ODnaftiider creme.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-25

Mittel. Dabei 1T lire ausbrudsfabis.
felt ebenio oielieitig tute lire Geltal,
tunssfraft. SIR Spiel, BON b69iter
Ginfadbeit umo Siatiirli6feit, entbehrt
leoer @eln6tbeit unb 3iereret, 10 ha6
fi4 in i9rcr Daritelluns &unft ur6
Wirflt1feit gu uollenbeter Sarmonie
peridmel3en.
Duie lit Der Mdbdenname Der Traz
90oin. SIR @atte betBt @bes6i. Sie
lebt jeSo6, pentt aud ,li6t seri1tli9,
ieit feds Sabren bon ibrem @atterr, Der
friiber Sdauipieler mar unb jett 9ot1@
A'atsbeamter III eirsm amerifanii6en
Staate lit, 9etret1nt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-25
Eiue WiGipu ssreunn,

sGtn Greunb IN Der 9aoib TIT Elm pirflidsr Nreuuc "a
Riot peniser ais cine Ntaton eeute baten lpidb einen
1reunb tn Or. &ingS Nener GRINDING aesen Grfdfs
flung ,iSuifen unb S&pinbfudt" sefunben. Weun Gle
bisfe srcburtiae SuifensM 2eciein nod ME setrarht ba.
ben, 6ann Sraten Ste It'd ourd etnen @eriud, bopru
hter,eugen, hab bteIelbe nunberbare Nsirfunaen bel
Der Setfurs RON alien 9aIs=, grut= unb Q~unaenbes
fhperbeu ~er3ielt. Don ieber Glafme nilb sarautirt,
bd6 ha6 NQtttel uae5 letFsf, mas BON tbn peripr- den
ipirb, pher bab bas @elp surhderifattet mirb. Qrrbe.
SIalHen fret Bel Der Gan Nntcnio Drug &C., @rcss
TIalfen 10 so GertS nnb $I.00.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-25

Bremen tf iebr bequem fur 0eet{enbe aeleaeu uni
bon Hremen aus iann man tn febr furssr Set
S&wets erret&en. Dte G&neubampfer bes Nurb,
beuti&en GIopb fub NIT beipnberer observation-disclosures
ger 3wti4 Eafastere unb ,petter Gaihte . Bais.
lGatere aebautt, baben bobe Uerbede, pprshSlt@e Ben.
ttlattcn unb etne ausgeset&nete Nerrdeauna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-25
0as Weroteah feat!

gi p~hniden nnferen Nttbhrsern mttlutsettea, bab
mir Or. Rings neues Snmtnbfudlt8 : Setlmittel berett8
felt ether G9etbe BON Satren per%faufen, ebenip Or.
ainsR Neue 2eber : giaen, Budlens Gruiea Salbe unb
g.e:trte Bitters, unb bas rrtr niemals SeilHtttd pers
tauit baten, bic 70 gut rseben" cher bic 70 alaemetn
beirtebist bdbeu, ME birfe. gpir ,tsern feinen Gussu'
Slid, bic Garautie FL, bteis Wittel ieber 8eit gu nbers
rebmen unb hnb ftet8 bereit, has reraEeeabts @eio gus
rnf5u5obleu, penu ibrem @ebrauhe tetne befrteet9ers
ben RsfuItdte eefpl9t fuo. Dieie Wiittel perbaHtsn ibre
lrobe pcpuioritdi itreu eisener 8eIttenftE. 9um
Serf1uf bet her nSan Antpnip Drug Co."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-25

Die 9erluite, tpefde bi. rnliilde
2anobeoalfernns burb W0lfs 3u erlei.
ben bat, iinb gang bebenten6. SIN
Commencement Otom9oroo iinS I'M leke
ten Sabre 1854 Stiid @robpieb ullb
i 1000 ,Stiid Gleinoieb bieien Ranb<
tbieren gum Spfer sefa1etl, tpel1e einen
@elowertb bon 1877 900 Nubel repraz
lcntiyen, uno i'm Commencement ca
mara belauft iib Der aneeri9tete @ha,
ben gar auf 800, 600 Hubel. 6ierbei
fommlen nod Ole febr baufsen Sale
bon S6abisung Der 8elpobner an 3eben
nno G~e5unobeit bur6 ben BiB putb>
frazier N0lfc IN 8etraht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-25

u. 9reiB'S, u. Nette's unb 80. 9'@I.
bini's Mpot6efe. San antonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-25
g1e,u Dores gofntnens6osem.

8sn tiarm genialen inmsen &imTler
Der Metrorole emtpnrfen - Soa fir
ben II. Ct!ober ~temporar, ipater
aber permanent erridttt iuerhen.
Sir Die Oil ~. Sftober B. 9. in gtelp
Uorf rrojeftirte Golumbusfeier piro am
gingalig bes bortigem Gentralparfs eia
@eodd)taibbo9el erri9tet merben, fit
oelien @ntwurf Elm erft 2~1jdbriser Stem
yorfer 9iinitler NamenS 6enrp $.
SertS III Der 81 BEN 3Def ansaeIdrie~
bcnen stonflirreu3 ben erlten YreiS er<
bielt. Der gnfbau oeS Monuments
loti ~ciilitfptilea MIR Gin temporarer fem
uno iuiio III etipa $500 81 iteben fonts
l1ell; bod ljoiit man init Der 3eit bic
Sliranac Don $4,000 gu ~beidaffen,
nm cine pernlanerte Grriftuna bes
0enfmalS sn erm09li9en. Die Gtabt
ytetp Yorf bate jeoenfalls alien @runb,
UNI anf cine iolde S6opfnng amerifas
nilder s(r6iteftur ftolS su lein. benm
Serr 9srts 1T Elm S6iiler bes Column
Bio Golleee.
giad Der Sbee bes &inftlers beltebt
Der gogen lammt ben an feinen beioen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-25

MerfwiirOise @eiellf9af>
ten bat ntat in Sapan gegriinbet, TIM
bic San9meife III pertreiber. @ine bei6t
bic pSrans : ltang @eielli6aft; ;" Die
Witglieber miilien ale sen 8epeis bae
fiir s~eliefert babet, bab lie sepilie grobe
Weengen Safi (ben ans GeiS gebranntert
Wranatpein Der Sapaner) .fonlumireu
fonnen. gu 8rdii6enten inb 8isezPrde
iibe1ten lperbeil Die tiidtisiten Ertnfer
ertpaglt. Sine anbere @eiel1daft betBt
Die pgofcn @eieni6aft; !" bod lit ibr
3lped ilid)t bic gerbiitnns bieier &ranf=
belt, loleern iie tbeilt 8reiie on Die
Wfitglieber aus, pelhe Die tiefiten
Todennarbcn babem.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-27
Angora Goats.

The Angora goat is filing \ pretty
large place in the domestic economy
of tho United States. Thirty states
and al tho territories number these
goats among their useful animals, and
the crop of hair last year amounted to
100000 pounds. The stock. however,
is deteriorating, and Secretary Rusk
has taken measures to import some
full blooded animals from Turkey. 1t
is estimated that from two to three
thousand choice foreign goats are
needed to put the industry on q firm
footing. The goats multiply rapidly.
One farmer in San Jose has . flock oil
10000 from an original importation Of
four, but only 1000 Of them are full
bloodsd.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-27
Big Fires Of History.

Chicago sometimes brags that it has
had the biggest fire in history. but
it seems that Moscow, in 1914, had q
bigger one, in which $4,000 buildings
we're destroyed, valued $150,000,000.
The loss in the Chicago FIRE of October,
1871. was $l25. 100000; the buildings
destroyed, 17,45O. The buildings de-
stroyed by the great FIRE of London,
1866, were $4,000, valued at $685..
100000. The great FIRE of Bos-
ton, 1872. destroyed $4,000, 900,
burned over sixty five acres, and
consumed or ruined 776 buildings
In 1870 Conssantinople had a confls-
grafton Of $25.O0O,OOO and 5000
buildings. In 1891 San Francisco
lost $500 buildings valued at $17.-
100000. In 1852 Hamburg had q
FIRE which consumed 1,747 Of the
finest buildings in the city. 1t is
hardly to be expected that any FIRE
hereafter will burn more than those at
Moscow or Chicago
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-06-27
The Prinfers' Union in after

The Printers' Union is after tho
LEI ding d. mocratic newspapers with
. sh rp stick, and intends to bring
them to time or-play the deuce with
Cleveland. Good! The New York
World, St. Louis Republic, Chicago
Times, and other of the foremost
Democratic organs, while hypocrit>
icalIy toadying to the workingmen
and the labor unions in their columns,
have been perfect hot>beds of rat or
scab labor, since the organization
the typographical unions, one half .
century ago. 1t isso with the lesser
l'ghts-ths "snide" sheets ofhe coun>
try. Whenever . newspaper shows
Democratic tendencies, that paper in.
variably does work9for less than any
respectable printer can possibly do it.
And if the labor unions wish to
work effectively the first thing they
must do is to quit patr onizing printers
who pay "oheap" wages aud do
"cheap" work. Until they do this
they cannot hope to convince the
public that they really favor ga fair
days pay for fair days work."