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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-14
Merifauiihe 8enolmtipm lit sidJt {?

Sic 9prannei, pelhe Der General
Sia5 lett Ginger 3eit entfaltet, fdnst
an. ibre Srti6te gu trcgen.
3uerft mar es @nabuila. ieBt lit es
Der Stat Guerrero, Der iih i'm Nuf=
itanb befinoet
Was bic Sade bic es O}al ober erns
fer eriheinen ldBt, TT Der lmitano,
BAT bic 6beraIen Sruppen
b bel betbe1ligt 3u fem
6einen benn ibr bisberissr Cont
manoant in iener Ge9enb, Der Oberit
Neli, 1T geraoe oerieni9e. Der ais Sub
rer bes Nuftan6es a~usegeben Nib.
Ser @taat Guerrero 1T elmer Der
unwirtbli6iten in Der san3en gtepubIif
unb mdbrenb Der giirgerfriege bat er
aan3e Nrmeen beri9lungen. Wenn
Obe1it Neri, mie es mabriheinli6 1T,
auf bic sDmpatbien Der 8ep6lferung
rednen fam, 10 mlrb bic Central : Be-
9ierung nod einige Miibe baben, UNI
Der Sage tuieoer 9err gu rerDen.
SOllte bies Der Nnfang bonn @nbe
beS @eneral Porfirio 9ia3 iein2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-14
Natb far Miitter.

Dor iiber so Sahren i9on murbe
Mrs. Winslom'S Soothing : Sprup
BON Miaionen bon Wtiiitesn beim 3abs
men Der &inber angenenbet. Wirft bu
i'm S6lafe bur9 bas @treien zines
SinOes geit6rt, baS i'm 3abnen 1T unb
Dor S6mer3en neints Menn 10, laFe
iofort cine 6lafGe bon nMrs. Minss
Ions Soothing Syrup" bolen. Sem
Wertb 1T unbe5abibar. IS pirb benz
tleinen 2eiDenben iofort 2inberung pers
i6afen. GerlaBt euh %Darauf, Wtlitter,
eo 1T fein 3peifel bariiber. IS beilt
9pienterp unD Diarrboe, resnIirt ben
Wtagen unb bic Hleren, beiel1igt Minbs
&ollt, erwei6t ben @aumen, perbins
bert Gntsiinbun9 unb itdrtt DaS sanae
Sptem. .0trs. Omissions Soothing
Sprup" fir 5abnenoe &inber 1T anges
nebm in @eidmad unb bas &eeept
itammt BON einem Der beften meiblihen
Qersie in ben Ser. Staaten. SIS lit bel
allen 9ru9giiien in Der 9ansen Welt 5u
baben. Prei6 rs Gents per Slafde.
3anft nthts anberes. oils Mtrs. MtnSs
Ions SOotbingsS brup.
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taben 80 9ieniiabre binter fi6.
Sol6s, bic 3uanaig bis breibig Sabre
in ibren Stelungen lino, giebt es 5pei>
taui Observation-Disclosures"
runter ben 1889 8un6esbeamten
lino 5,637 Srauen."
~Sie meiiten Der iebt in WaIhington
i'm Sunoesoienit ftebenben 9erionen
baben bic Gipiloienlt : priifung ni9t
abgelegt, neil lie bor 10 Sabren, ols
bteielbe etu9efIbrt murbe, bereitS i'm
Nmte mdren, DDer neil lie es perltanz
ben haben, auf ir9enb cine Weiie um
0ieielbe berum3ufommen. DIE Brit
flung abgeIest nnb ~beitanben baben,
mad ben @rmiltelungtn Der aommilz
ZION, nur 3,675, ulio elm 6inftel bes
9efammten 8eamtenbeeres."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-14
&atarr6ali6e s6winoindt
Wic iOlds besiuut uno pie tie eroet.

Sc gi6t mebrere Nege. bic BON Der
8eiunobeit our Sdpinoiuht fiibren.
Do9 einen nieier Mege betritt Sober
BON ben Dieien 3auienoen, bic ieoes
Sabr on Der ShminoIuht fterben.
Sober Weg beginEt nit @eiunbbeit
uno GebeneIuft, uno enoigt nit 4ranf>
belt uno Sob. Ser Nufdng 1T ftets
Elm lei1ter &utarrh i'm aopfe ooer i'm
9alie. unb oas @nbe lit tatbarrbalii9e
Shwinoiudt. SUIT ale, menn nidt
ole Sdfe BON e6winoiu6t beginner
nit &atarrb.
Sau1en0e haben ioehen einen bieser
Wege betreten. bic Nue febr lei6t
bur1 Ye I'll : to a, bsilt merben f0nnz
ten. Welfere 3uuienDe limb mebr als
bolbwegs am gefabruoIen @nbe zines
oieler We8e angelaugt, welde INNER
nod Ourd) cine 8ebauoluna nit Be
rusna gu beilen lino. Wtttere Sau.
lenoe baben Das Cube beinabe erreiht.
uno iolfe f0nnten li6 hire leBten Sage
piel lei6ter unb ertrdgli1er uno bic
9oHnung auf @enelung pabrf6einz
lther MAIDEN, menr1 lie ebne Sdumen
pesruzna etnnebnlen miirbeH.
Wan ienbe nod Der Yesrusna Druq
Manufacturing Company, Columbus,
Ohio, fir elm foitenfreies @remplar
ihres leBten Werfes, genannt r&limas
tif6e &ranfbetten", cine %poltdnbige
Nbbanolung iiber &a'arrb unb ale
6ronii9en &ranfbeiten Der 2ungen.
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tergang bes aaiierreids MarOffO fur
bic Mteni6heit I'M a1gemeinen al
lerbinss ni9t iein, benn es 1T bon
alien i~ouoerdnen 2dnbern Der valten
@elt" 10 5iemli9 bas perfommenite
uno an idlt6teften regierte, unb bas,
obpobl es auf cine iabrtaulenbee
LANCE @ei6i6te unb @ultur : gntmids
lung 5uriidmeiien fam unb iomnbl
ieiner geosrapbiiden Sage als ieiner
tlimatiiten Gerbdltni1e wr8en, elmer
aroBen @ntwidluHg fdbtg gepelen iein
fpllte.
Mioslid, boB bieiem 2an6e unter
europalider SberbObeit cine geOeib.
ll6ere @ntmidlung beoOrltebt, als uns
ter Der 9erri6aft ieiner liDerli6en,
trdaen uno blutohrtigen &alier ober
SultQue!
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500 8elpbuuua. 500.

Sic seier Der vSreien 9reie" perben ii9
freuen, gu EFF bren, bnb es tpenisftens eine
sefur1tete Rranfb,it stebt, ipelde Die 8tiiens
fdaft in al tbren Stuftn gu 5eilen i'm Stdnbe
1T; Sau's Ratnrrb. Sur 1T Die ein3ise iest Der
drstliHen 8rirerihaft betaunte prfit,pe &ar.
& tarrb erfor'e,t uls eine &cnftltutionss
&ranfbeit cine eoni.ttntirneGe 8ehanblung.
Sau'S 8otlrrb a.r pirb innerl,h genomn.sn
unb pirtt brett aui bas 8lut unb Die inle's
tnigen Oberfldden bes SpftemS, raburd Die
@runbIase bei aranfbeit 3erit0renb unb benz
Eotienten Strait sebenb, inbem iie bic aoniti-
tuition oes &6rpers a%ufbaut unb Der Natur i'll
ibrem. 8erfe btft. Die Gisentbumes blben
10 pieI @ertrauen gu ibren @eiItraften. bas ie
e%inbunsert Doll rs Selnbnuna fir ieben Saa
onbieten, nen iie gu furiren perfeblt. eabt
@u3 s'ne e,ite BON 3eusniien tcmmen Mam
abreii1e:
S. $. @hene1 C 60, Gplsbp, ..
100 Bon Srpautiten, rs Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-14
9as Gnbe tes S1nlsG ompromiiz
q L3.. les In ffaribanlt ~.

i@ilbert Der in Ct. Yaul erfdeinenbe
pWanberer", 10: .Sn Der Garibauls
ter @%ompromiB. Shmle maren i'm leBs
ten Sd%uIiabre ane. Domiuieanerinuen
unb cine tatbolil9e 2aien : 2ebrerin
tbdtig.
Sir bas neue @6uliabr mo1ie nun
Der SduI : superintendent 8uOlong
bieie 2aienlehrerin an cine anDere
o6Heutli9e" S6ule berieben uno ben
betoen 9ominieanerinnen 5wei protes
ftantii1e 2ebrerinnen beigeieQen. (Se>
tanntli1 murDe bic geoadte S1ule
aud Don protefantlfden &inoern bes
iu9t.) @egen bieie 8erfisung muroe
nun &ep. s. @onrn, Der hector Der
Smm. Conceptions @emeinoe, wel6er
bic 9bule gsb6rt, uno Wfr. 8. 5.
Mc@artbb, elmer Der .Sruitees" bieier
8emeinoe, am 8. b. sc. bel Der itdotis
i1en S1ulbeb0rbe e~oriteQig. 9ie
Shulbeborbe aber belt bic 8erfagung
beS Su2erintenbenten aufre6t. 9iers
auf ertldrte &ep. @onrp, DaB er unter
iol1ea lmndnben cine @rneuerung
bes biSherigen uebereintommens abs
Iebne, unD madte am fOlgenoen
Sonntag. Dem 10. b. 81 feiner Se=
meinbe befannt, baB bic S6ule emit
wetlel1 gei9loRen bleibe. 9ofentli6
mirb man nun bort. ME Dor einem
Sabre in Stilmater, sur pfarrl1ule
auriidtebren. Sie 8farriGule Der
paderen beuti1en st. 2aureMtiuss
@emeinbe, melde bebeuteno tleiner 1T
alS iene, bot ibr neues 96uIiabr nit
Der geu6bnli@en S9llersabl = ca.
60-am IL. b. M, wie gew0bnll6
%besonnen."
Das 6aribaulter Experiment" bat
3mei Sabre 9eOauert. DaS cor Still
mater elm Sabr. Bleibt nod baS neu
inaugurirte BON Waoerlp, eHen Nuss
fidtea nit 8e5ug auf Dauer giintiser
eriheinen, neil bic 8eu0lterung ieneS
Sdul 9ifritts iiiierwiegeno fatbos
lid 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-14

NERVlNE

Gsa sasantiriss eeiIm,ttet fur Spierie, GGwinbel,
3onvulioneu, 9rdmpIe, nerrbie ReuraIsie, 3epfwet,
nerpije Gri@laffana, berpo,eerufen bur@ ben @ebrau4
bon 9Ifobci cher Eabaff SHlaHctstett, se3Riss Rtes
herseiHk aenbeit. @eed@tntbf&pd&e, @etrnerrets
&nHs, be sum Babninn fhbrt. frhbes altern, Ge
f@leAtsf@wdAe Bet betbsn G~efGle&tern, p0luttonen,
be bard ueberantreusunB be8 @ebtrnsf lRiBbrau&
cher GuIhalffomteit enttehen.
3. q. GeGchcr & Co., Drugstfeu, (NodfcISer
Bon Sshn g. Sarrtinn), Gaetntse Nseuten, Gpispaps
@le6, gan AntcntD, 9eyus. &tenio Aaenten fur
Meas Rerrens unb @ebirnsMittel.
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guniet @ppo Co..

6 or uno @alnut.Str.
baben gegenwdrtig etWa 1000 6prbs
8rennbOI3 ppm Winter iibrig, weldes
MN gu reDuairten Preiien pertauft
perDen muB. Wirb nur G. 0. D.
abpeliefert.
0eu, Safer &C. in allen Gpantitdten
gu ben bilisiten preiieH.
3elepbon8 81,
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85ni8I. NieberldnbiiGe mmo Mer.
Gtaaten 9pftiimie.
Dirette 2inie 5tpif9en
Rotter0am nu0 Mmer0am
mnb Wetu 4Drf.

S9iffe taufen 8oulosne an unb ieseln iebe
Beae bon @e.1 D~ort 9pIIanb.
Dnrhs8iuete mad allen errcpdii4eR Stab
ten psrben su ben nisbr,sften Staten aus:
eeitent.
Grite Gaiite $40 unS ~auftparts. Sfreite
Gajate $36 unb dufpdrts. 3wiihenDeds
tiHete bon europa nerben borldufie nihi
aus9efeat, bod finb Ginpanbererl streits
Gaiates BiIets ~ e~rmdbieten Raten seiteat
70. S. 9Dun8, Nsent.
DIT Ofs1oufcnsS t,abe, Sun Mntenio, 9er
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8. ~. Csbornes neuefte 90 d H.
m a Oh inc. Sie bette unD bic bill
liglte Mfalhine i'm Wartte. @beniD
S1abl "Disc Harrow. gu
baben bel Sips & 9aarmaln.
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9Ontbern Yacific $ Sabn.
Mbfabrt.

yea6 9temsS Orleans, 9oufton unb Sol,
peftOn tdglid5 1850 ubr Na6mitta9s
unb 9 lbr Nbenbs ..............
Nad San Granciseo, 81 pafo nmb
eagle 9aB tdgli9 $3.50 Born. -.
Nnfunft.
8sn NemsO Orleans, 9oufton unb Sal.
peton tdgli9 $500 Born. unb 4:15
Wa6m.
Bon San francisco, 81 paio uni
eagle paB tdgli6 1:25 Nahm. -.
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Retpetaf1lc.

60. Clifford In Nep GaHeI, Mts. bate uerpSies
3opfpeb unb Rheuwatt8mus, Bite 8erbauuus8or9ane
paren tn ihIehtem 3atanDe, be Sober me -tltd anges
srtffsn. Bate teInen Mppettt unb mar ~hberbaupt ppl>
itduets e~ntirdftet. Dret 6lai&eu electric BttierS bas
Ben tbr furlrI
GDnarb sbepberb. 9arrtsburs, gu bOtte elm.
cHeae @unDe am Setne. bic i4On a&t Sabre Selaufen
NOR @ebraudte bret Slai4en electro Sitters uni
ifeben Sto&telu 6u6len's Mrntco Cube unb bic
Wunbe TT sebeitt. So9n Spea ter, Gdtapba, Ohio,
batr fhrf @uncen am Vetae bur& G,eber peruriatt,
Die 1erjte ertldrten ieinen Sat ais u%ubetlbar. Gine
GloiHe electric Bitters unb efne S4aAtei 9udlen8 Grs
ntsa Solbe baden tbn pOaftdnbts eur,rt. gu baber in
cneu apotpeten. Geolrh Drets, Ibempipn & Co.,
Rbpleidlf. XII
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socialiitIde Nrbeiter=y artei.

geriammlung ieben apeiten unb
pierten Samitag abenb i'm Monat in
Der 0ale Der 9ermaunsi6bne. 3utritt
fret fur Sebermann.
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R1aRe a6tnua.


Gtnttnnlott, o. mtoi 1890.
Serr 6. meterman f9reibt: SD foufh
.Saitpr 96niq's 91erpensS tGrter" tIr tinen 6renno,
DeIder i9on felt 20 Scbren on ssaliudt iitt uno NAB.
teab biejer 3eit fir allerte' 9aitiei eiil fleines 9erulb9er
anSqob, nm furirt an3perben, IeiDer dher pDne Griol9.
% Efnb MN 0 Monatt. felt &c nit Iestereia Mtit!el aHs
faa. uno Der grfpIg ~ibertrof ole gltoartuue. Bdbs
teHb er fri1er biz su 5ebn A%nfalen tdelid bate. bat
&c Ieitbem nidt mebr als eiaeft uub amer nlr iebr
Ihpahen in einem M1onat 9ebobt. Menn mir Scenario
bDz eineif Sabr geiest bate. boB raein fSreunb jest
10 3i fceen ip.eoerber9eiteli ieiu ionnte. 10 fuiiroe in es
jir unfl69liG erff6rt boben. NierIcno Ireut ii1 BEES
balb Ipehr iiber oieie ~giniti9e gsenbIu9. ala i'd, une
peun irgeno Senauo es Deroient hoAgeiddBt 81 pers
ben. 10 lit es Bafto 6. Gbnie. oeiiM bur1 nidts in
Aie{er Melt foun has anfaetuogen iperbers, mas er fur
ee Ieioeube Waeuiabet Gates getbou.
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= Cir Is Sasre lit i'd ab uno gu
on &idenid mer5en iagt Serr 8. @art=
me0. Wafbinaton, Seras. st, Satobs
Del beilte mid.
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Sppbs YiQen beilen iebe @rt BON
9eberlelben. pre 8 25 Gents.
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Mbitmaus &eupreHen. gDn al
len @r6Ben, BON Der 9anbprefe big
CUR pferbefrafts unb 9ampfprefe.
Nud fur Cotton, MoIle &c.
5u permenben! so 8auen in
Der Stuabe. Sic bfligiten Breiie ga.
rantirt bel Sips 6aarmann.
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= peru beliBt nur 1900 Wte lien
3elegrapbens9 rdbte unb fe6SunDbrels
big Selegrapbehdmter.
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= Ser taiierIide Sof mirb crit i'm
December mieOer BON pOisbam mad
Berlin iiberlieoeln. Dian erwartet in
gefeai6aftliter 8e3iebung cine unges
m0bnll9 lebbafte Saiion.
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G5uc sob,ad,t fir Nlut.

Soo6's Sariaparila fdmpft ltets en-
fol9rei6. inbem es ME perfeblt. bic
u~nreiniafeit aue5uiGeioen, unb iomit
benz 8lute unbeDinste &einbeit pers
Ipfhf
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.. q. & u. g. 8abu.
NbfQhrt.

ND1Drt.
BAD Galpeiton, 9pufto1t unb @merD
tdglid ..............9:05 Born.
Na6 Corpus @briti, MranfaS 8aB nnb
8eepiae tdgli6 ......2:10 Ha1m.
Na9 &errDile tdgli6. ..7:15 Nbenbs.
Na9 &errpiae tdgli6, ausgenonlmen
Sonntdgs ltnb MDntasS, nm
$40 Wtorgens. ......,.........
NMfuntt.
8oM @alOeiton, 9outon unb @uero
tdgli6. 200 4benbS.
Bon Corpus @brifti, Aranias paB unb
8eeDiae tdgli6. AS Nahtn.
Bon &errrine tdgli6... =. $3.50 Born.
8on &errDile tdgli9, ausgenommen
Soantags unb Montass, nm
6:45~ Na9m.
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Goal Elm tpertbppnes Bud fir 9lerpenleibenbe
9&IEt unh eiue 4robc=6dai9e 5u9eianbt. Nrure
W. erbaIten au5 bic Mlebi3in p%naiDnft.
9ieie Mebi5in tpHrbe felt BEN Sabre 1876 ron benz
2pGlu. gaitor &bnig in Sort @agne, SSnb.. 5~ubereltet
KOENlG MEDICINE CO.,
@3S Randolph ST.. CHICAGO, ILL.
Bet a~tpstbefsrn sa babem fir
81 o o Die NIefdbe, 6 syIaidle. fir SIS 100,
erobe SI.75. q Jar $500.
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Yearl 6lal6en= 8ieres.
Das GaB>8ier

bee @iis 8raaerei erfreut iid auberorhsni
li4er getiebtbeit tiab tpirb iberal porsespser,
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ben IA. ostuber 1898.

rtered at the Post Office at San Antonio,
Texas, as second class matter.
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S. 5. Gbeneb C So, SoleSo, ..
10 Bon S~rpau.iten, rs Gents.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-08-23

Messrs. Emmal and Dubois oI the Corner Drug Store have laid aside their books on political economy and are now engaged gathering gila monsters, tarantnlas and the like to keep up with the latest fad of face studies.
 An entertainment with au inter. estlng programme will be given at the M. E. church South, tuesday evening, August 22d, beginning at \ o'clock. The programme, to con sist oi speeches, comic readings recltations, songs, anthems, solos. etc. Among others who will take part will be Prof. Case, principaI of the Mesa City public schools. Everybody cordially invited. Ad- mission free.
 w. W. Ross, our popular young townsman, returned yesterday on the :. F. F, X P. road, from San Francisco. Mr. Ross absence has led many to believe that he was in the east fixing things" in a.politi- cal manner, and his arrival now from the west is viewed very com. by several who still cling to hope m that land office scramble.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-08-23
]. J smith Pardon.a

d.. J. Smith, one of the four mer
 who were accused of holding nT
 and robbing the Atlantic tS Paci6ce
 passenger train, near Canyon D;.
 ablo, m March, 1889. was yesterday
 patdoned out of the penitentiary
 ny Governor Hughes.
 Previous to the conviction of
 smith, John Halford. b. NJ Hay-
 vlck and w. D. Stiren had pleaded
 guilty to the charge and were san
 fenced to twenty five years each
 Buckley O'Neiil and posse cap-
 tuned them, and while on tho "a
 turn trip to Arizona and while tho
 tram was m motion near Raton N
 NJ, Smith hurled himself from one
 oi the ear windows and rolled down
 the steep bank of the railroad
 through the mountains.
 On the afternoon of tha ninth day after his thrilling leap from inc car window, he was trf yelling Ieis- urely along the Panhandle. he he ing tired from his long. foreing ride and his horse faded and Ta7 ugued, when he discovered a woman wandering aimIessly over the barren waste of land. and per ceiylng that she appeared to be in distressed condition and must l either be lost or in great trouble. ba orie up to the woman and demand | ed m gentle tones, however, her condition. With a wave of her hand and with scarcely intelligible words, she told him that she was lost aud for two days and nights D td not eaten q morsel of food The woman was in an emaciated and knowing that she could not survive much longer without Succor, Smith, with the broken shackles on his limbs and 'scaplhg from crime that is pun- shable by death in either Arizona 'r New Mexico, remembered of passing windmill eight miles back Ind putting the woman on his iorSe' he took her back to it. where he was supplied wIth water and . nd where Smith left her. Smith.
 lew hours later, came up to the amp oi four or five cowboys and old them the story of the woman nd where he had left her. They 'ent to The windmill and there 'uhu the woman. She was weak. ut stlli alive, and to them she .ated that she was a school teach From the east and taught at Yer f nn, m the Panhandle. but had andered out on the prairie too far ld got lost.
 Alter smith had left the woman
 the windmill whom he had saved om msserable, l~nely death on e pralrie, the sherill's posse rode '' from the men and woman ey obtained a description of nth. Ky noon the officers discoy- ed thelr man and demanded that
 surrender. They fired at him q smith was shot in the hip and l from his saddle.
 pr. Colter, the territorial physi- m, sends with the petition a state mt to the effect that Smith can A live long and wants to % home - die. Smith is rapidly failing. he <, From quick consumption, and II lost forty pounds during the A lew weeks. He is weak and y Respondent. o
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-08-23
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.

WEDxESDAY'S DAILY.
 The long threatened strike oi
 the English coal miners began last
 week. Some 350,OOO men are dir
 ectiy involved in this great strike
 Conductor Brown. the efficient
 boss of the s. F., P. X P. passenger.
 is special delivery mail agent,
 iudging from the number of letters
 he had entrusted to hls care this
 morning to be mailed al Ash Fork.
 4 genial gathering k the term
 used for meeting at inc Baptist
 church on Friday evening next.
 The occasion will be one in which
 Rev. Smale will deliver a lecture.
 special musical programmc wi!l
 be giTen and refreshments served.
 The name of our townsmau. llun. J. C. Herndon, appears a, chairman 0f the mee ins.
 John Joseph, well known A. E P. railroad conductor. and Miss Belle Moore. a charming vouuy iady of Peach Springs. arrived last night and were married by Judge {. French. The couple are rery pop !. ular wherever known. an in select . ing our city as the pll-a of their wedding. we hope their future may be blessed with everything that Is good.
 Dora Driscoll and Golly Minar two cyprians, had hearing to av before Judge Ling, on a charre of entering a saloon and driaiing beer therein. Col. Wilson appeared in behalf of the city, and T. G. Norris represented the defendants. X iury . of twelve heard the evi lence, and , returned verdict of not guilty.
 The P. X A. C. bridges were re- paired sufficiently to-day to permit a train tO cross several streams. \ { large number of men are also at { work replacing the road which was ' recently washed out. A heir tele- s graph liae Is also dow nothing esn be heard as to the eN Ant of the a damages elsewhere on th. line. a The uew license law commenced S is dsathly work today on the print x Rg offices of this city. in a demand b I Sl5 for the quarters business D which the last lesislature enacted W $ being due this count,. This is p he first intimatiou We haze re- eiFed of the financial crisis hitting fc 6, and until the boss rrturn defy II be poserS that exists 10 collect st bis unjust tax, because We haven't N be stuff" ii Geo. :. Porter. Jr.. arrived today aI om Henrietta, and brings news of hJ iah1iously rich strike made in a a aTaliel claim to the Henrietta alm, by party of miners who o'. ere working in an old tunnel. The q en were engaged in clearing out Hi le above when a pocket was dis ial oFered, which as work progressed sic q to regular and we'll defined WI dge Much excitement was ncca- Ic, oned by this strike. aud miners e. 're rushing to it, out of curiosi- col from the adjacent camps.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-08-23
IHUgspAY's DAILY.

Two children were buried to-day. One was the daughter or MT. aud Mrs, Rod McKinnon, while the other was a son of T. J. Dlnkle. The members of the Yavapai County Medical Society are request ed to meet this evening at < o'clock at the residence of Dr. McCandless Judge Fleury depositeI to-day Sith the county treasurer over forty dollars for the school fund couple of IiSturbers of the peace contributed this amount.
 Jim Cameron, a Walnut Grove 1ockmaa, came in yesterday from The above section. His countenance would indicate that the country is saved by the rains.
 .. $. Griffin and brother are run aing the Dixie mill, on Lynx creek. on ore from the Clover Leaf, a free gold mine, and We are pleased to ay that they are making a success.
 U, G. Henderson, from Lynx eieek' says the re ,ent rams have Sarted placer miners to work all aolg the creek, and that much seia Wlll be brought into Prescott 1 sthln the next few weeks. There will be given at the City l S1Sii' on Tuesday evening. Angus. |
 ~ promenade concert and hop. 5toi M. Hester, his son Bruno. and | AL l.. Thomas will furnish the | 1usle' General admission to the ssAeert, 5O cents; tickets for the -'p Will be Sl per couple extra.
 . .; Local bets are being made OF the sa'ef issue. A bottle of wine was !. aasea a, last night by a republican -e, -S Oieveland would not approve
 Rsi Rsi'er blll. He was taken up by
 S.ai. S1A DeAuhn, who Is one of the
 ,e-'est admirers of Cle-eland in tna ,aOna' particularly at the present ;... s. I. Bruce was before Judge s.S Ss today, for contempt of court. '-..s sao aned Sl0. Mir Bruce was sub ( l,y;a vaaea as juror yesterday. and -,I;rs 10 load his teams with ma I - -ss,,si' ,-sty' failed to put in his ap , Ss,euee or obtain from the Judge $
 uecessary excuse. .bs oTo' 5 :, Nittendorf, who left over [ 'I6sa,,&A & A. C. a few days ago for ' ,ss 1' only reached Ash Fork i Is I iie'aFned to file a suit against n 1l., a. \ r. for Sl0,OOO damages. h Is reaIIsehased e-Ie a through ticket at | . 0n. Ola . reliable depot" but for $, Ioso, reason ,9 the 4. X P. would not a lsS f...R .ae same, and it Is said he 4 ' A GIi'her G embarrassed by the P a . Is - mo.. V. fefnsing to give him back n kOr..:y seley After securing trans ii sso-a1 ~.ioh at the Santa Fs office " s.ss se leit Tor his destination. and g |s sSS 1 accounts accounts was sailing smooth al
 0on'entedly on double fare. el
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1893-08-23
LIke NectnrtnmvIin.

Is the description of our Soda as expressed by lady patron. There is poetry as we'll as sweetness in Soda. There is as much of a science tn preparing good glass of Soda as in compromising a delicate per fume. Delicious Raspberry Flavor from Worden's pure California fruit juice, is special delicacy this week at the Corner Drug Store.