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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01

the plucky men from Baltimore, and
wishing them better luck next time.
Boston papers went so far as to say,
"Day. day. we'll see you later" and
the moor Orioles were praised for their
game and plucky fight which had
already lasted phtnomenally long.
just at this stage Manager Hanlon
took hand in the proceedings and
calling his players together, talked to
them like father He told them he
knew what the trouble was, and
brought matters to them In such a
way that every man promised faith
fully TO abstain from drinking for the
balance of the season No fines were
imposed on the recaloitrant players,
aud even that on Inks was taken off
The players were made to appreciate
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01

GLADYS Wallis, the coincidence, and
will star her next season in new play
written by Blanche Marsden. daugh-
ter OF the late Fred Marsden. Mr.
Marsden was the author of number
of successful comedies and it is said
that his daughter has inherited much
of his talent in this direction Miss
Wallis is very pretty, is an accom-
plished actress in her particular line,
and she sings we'll and dances grace
fully. She is no bigger than the pro-
verbal pint Of cider" and is
deueedly cute, as the saying is For
the last four seasons Miss Wallis has
been member Of Comedian William
II. Cranes company, and she was en-
gagged with him this year, but ne kindly
consented 20 release her from her en-
ga cement in order that she might
embrace an opportunity which her
ambition has long desired. Mr.. Dunno
will surround her with the best sup
port and she will have the assistance
of the popular comedian, Joseph Caw-
thorne, and the members of the Patti
Rosa company.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01

he importa nee of keeping Ia good
condition, and were talked TO like
men Those at fault appre ciated the
leniency and good sense Of their man
ager, and started in 10 retrieve their
lost position. They soon succeeded,
and the game they put up since has
kept them there.
with any other man at the helm
than Manager Hanlon the team was
irretrievably lost II would have
dwindied to second rate team in
ability and position. He took the best
possible way with his men, and the
teams success is in every way de.
served But to Manager Hanlon
should be gwen the credit of being
the best manager Of the year beyond
any doubt
SASH CRANE
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01
70 GUARD AGAINST RINGERS.
W. c. yreeiand Suggests that an FoaIs

w. c. Yreeland Suggests that All FoaIs
BE Branded Under the Name.
The veteran turfman. W. c. vree-
land, has been awakened to discuss
the old practice of ringing horses
by the Dan Kurtz episode at Chicago
recently. He proposes a method of
branding foals to prevent any further
ringing on the turf Says Mr.. Yree-
land
at seems to me that branding is the
best way 10 overcome all such trouble.
IL every breeder was compelled TO
brand his foals with some particular
mark and mum Der. 1t would do away
with all ringing and assist an owner
who IS stranger in new country to
prove his property. Branding could
be so done that it would not
be an eye-sore or hurt the valu-
alton of a colt If the mark
was placed under the name it would
be hidden from view completely. In
time of need 1t would stand out like a
beacon light against the dark and in
iquitous background of a dishonest
mans lies
IF the Jockey club and the Ameri-
can Turf congress were to pass a rule
that all foals would have to be
branded and that only horses thas
were branded would be allowed to
race, they would find that the turfs
morals would undergo a change for
the better. BY so ordering the turf
authorities would find that the old
maxim of an ounce of prevention be-
ing better than pound of cure is ap.
plieable 70 the cases of RINGERS,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01

Which Ia which. lie 70.
member Of this company
Y" Fokcs retired from the
R,lremcut which but shortly
ne dcecase Of that gifted
aHd most cstimable woman
~ occasion 81 her FINAL appear.
~ a'sa vas made ia Washing ton
Y" 'okcs having responded
psaied calls which followed
iail Of the curtain. by signs
- e Mr. Gottschalk, who was
y the wings her desire to
snare with her the call. and,
~, y oes'taicd to accept the mute
NV " she called him by name. and.
~ hand in view OF the audi.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01

the famous track has been Of the most
sensational character, and the results
should be equally acceptable.
The disappointment of the year has
been the rather lamentable perform
ances of Me and Johnny" Early in
tine spring johnson was looked upon
by many good judges as the man who
would come nearest 70 wearing ''Zim-
my's" abandoned crown.
The Minneapolis lad has shown him
self to be only fair rider. and GER
tainly can not be classed with Sanger.
Tyler, Zeigler, Bald and others 1t is
thought that Johnny's poor showing
is largely attributable TO his careless
ness as TO his condition.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01
THE TURF.

A paid presiding judge is one Of the
necessities of the trotting turf
The Narragansett racing associa-
ton offers purse of SO, 600 for spec
ial race between Henry of Navarro.
Domino and Clifford. or any two of
them, alta mile or more.
Latonia's racing is deteriorating to
such an extent that even the foreign
books have difficulty in getting per-
sons to bet ON the events The jockey
trust has too many combinations for
the average better
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01

just issued a challenge 70 Fitzsim.
mons TO eight for $1,000 side. The
middleweight champion declines to
notice the challenge as he thinks he
is entitled TO a GO with Corbett His
offer TO eight the heavyweight cham
pion may open the way for another
big fight OF the Corbett Sullivan var
iety. There can be no doubt but that
Fitzsimmons is clearly in the heavy.
weight class
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01
A WOMAN PLAY.
Interesting Work on which Miss CoEh-
Ian IL Engaged

Interesting Work ON which Miss CoRh-
Ian IL Engaged.
Rose coghlan, the prettiest and
brainiest woman on the American
stage. is writing new play in which
all the principal characters are TO be
women. The play will necessarily
not deal with the possibilities Of life,
present or past, The events which II
il supposed TO describe take place in
the last days of the twentieth cen.
tury. All branches of the government
are In the hands OF the gentler sex
n the women of that age may be re.
ferred to as the gentler portion Of the
race Miss Coghlau claims that her
yiAy will brighten tho opponents OF
woman suffrage into submission to
the inevitable,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01

His thigh will even now compare favor
ably with that OF Sanger. and he
is youngster, being less than 90
wears old. He has a great future be-
fore him and wins his races at the
tape, like his team mate, Bald.
Brown is nobody TO despise sprinting
down the straight, and is looked on
as a good man TO watch next year.
An interesting thing in connection
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01
THE CHAMPION TEAM.
THE BALTIMORE CLUB DID
GREAT WORK.
hanion's Homogeneous, strict Temper
anee and conscientious Field work ON
the Part of the Individual Players
brought the Pennant to Maryland.

HE NATIONAL
league pennant
will hoat at Balti.
more for the first
time in its history.
II is an honor coy
eted by every city
in the land. and
the baseball en- thu
siasts OF the Monu-
mental city can be
excused for their
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01
GLADYS WALLIS 70, srAR.

To Go Out Under the Management Of
John W. Dunno
Manager John w. Dunno husband
of the late Patti Rosa, has. signed a
five years contract with pretty Miss
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01
THE SEASONS WORK.
BICYCLING RECORDS MAoEFoR
1894.
Bald Believed TO he the Man Worthy
OF Wearing zimmerman's Forsaken
Crown Complete Summary of the
Prize Winners at Springfield.

HE RIA CEs AT
the sprin g Fl e / d
track during the
season will be gem
orally regarded by
wheelmen as excel
lent tests of the
relative speed of
the aspirants for
h ] g h honors in
class IL
The racing over
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01

\ annette pas time, aud which
4 ,llv lsd him 70 the professional
n nj, natural tastes were care
4 l,iys,ed By his parents. whose
n /. tkatAlFeetion were seconded
Il 40 application to eongenial
II "a bs soon became possessed
4 y accomplishments lie de-
L ~ s,isntioR TO literary work.
H. plays stand % his credit
IL rrodaeis Of his pen lie
4 ssr ia both oil and water
Il al IS noi only . performer
\ uf.sas musical instruments.
4aplsysd much merit as a
q snd imprOvisatOse Ills
- experiences was acquired
Z namgaleAd dramatic soei
! esgaa lat.on which he formed
sa yoHug associates when he
year. - age. ans several
tategs 81 ahleb have 90,
egaiaener ap0u Ihs stage In
gs,g Be played character parts
ss,se somsdY. AMI daring his
gfase eOnRsrtton Herewith
81 . Cd sA,lil and won cos.
.aAs ras .ais isosins Noses.
,,sa rss catering u4rAgion
Hea aa-l5y made him an offer
asa agabeF OF hFr company
e, j. 4 sash isA7. upaH ths
ie f;-sl % sa.s coantry after
~ seesg.pa lie accepted
aga mas sb route for lheau
ns tsa days he made his
rsr ca ShS professional
b 4gsesl9 Cas- playing rad.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01
STEVE o,DoNNgLL.
The Man Who Wants to Fight Cham
pIon IItzslmmons.

Steve o'DonnelL the sparring part
ner q Jim Cor bett and a heavy
weight Of no mediocre ability. has
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01

AoroR oorrscnALK
~ ined her estimation OF The
R,red Tue support he had
D b. aSr for so many years.
htunos Frohman decid ed
pter INC stage Of the Lyceum
by ar, !" Pincro's delightful
i"e Amazons." now run.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01
n GOTTSCHALK.
.crrR SKETCH or a
PLAYER.

Am Of talented Percentage
Lore for the stage from
Also an Accomplished Mu-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-12-01

e r d I n A n d
Gottsehalk. the ae-
tor was born in
London Eng. Feb.
Is, ;s5s His par
ents were lovers OF
art in all it's
branches and from
them he Inherited
an artistic temper
ament, which made
him as a boy de-
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furnished Rooms to Let

erookivn.
GOLD ST. al6 Large square front also hal
room; nicely furnished; Improvements; gen
tcmen; references.
HENRY ST, 81. 'rooklyn, near bridre-Iarge
comfortably furnished rooms complete for house
keeping OF gentlemen.
JOHNSON ST, ii2-Nicely furnished rooms, run
ming water.
MlDpAGH ST. "a Large h small airy rooms,
minutes TO bridge. frtry; terms low.
81. 90 PER wEEk-i.arse, lisht single room good
locality, Is minutes walk from bridge. 7. H.,
box s06 World.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Real Estate to Exchange.
LEAsEHoLDs. PSI d AND. s68 East
Houston VI. rents, ~ $50: trade for 3-story
nat IN Brooklyn. HENRY FRIEDE, IL Lawton
st., Brooklyn.
SO. OOO DWELLING, 10 rooms; bath. stable,
frui!si 12Sxlo0; trolley to Brooklyn. CN.
MORTdAGEn, World.
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Furnished Rooms to Let.

furnished Rooms to Let.
One Tine. :Oc. per line; Second Tine. ne pc,
Nae. Third dRd SubsepIent yin.eS I5c. per line.
No eztra charge on sundays
EIery AoRQ0y aud Thursday until sept Is wia
be THE WORLD "HoUSE AND HONE
DAY." Al advertisements Of fee lines hss
appearing ,uier this classification IN ne Sunday
and Thursday morning editions OF THE WORLD
piA BE- repeated IN the LIENING WORLD Tor
Monday and Thursday free Of char9e.
East Side.
CLINTON PLACE, Si-Lsrge front furnished room
for housekeeping or two gentlemen. -
IRVING PLACE, ~, near Union square-Larse,
cool. we'll furnished room: hall room, 81
IRVING PLACE, 23-Large, nicely furnished
front rooms, ID Sd floors; very cheap.
LEWIS ST. ;, D. near Grand Furnished rooms for
housekeeping; privilege OF washing, ". ". DO
LEXINGTON AVE, 1873 Large room, also
.hall room, nice!y furnished; board optional
sTUYyEsANT ST.. 81. near sth st. Csd ave sta.
tion)-Neatly furnished rooms for gentlemen or
families
SUFFOLK 81. 40, near tirand-F ront basement
furnished for housekeeping, ~; privilege OF
washing,
2D AVE, Nicely furnished housekeeping
room, ~; front hall rooms, ~ 81. 90.
I'D AVE. s4-Nioely furnished large room; also
hall room.
4rH AVE, 2T4- Large nicely furnished front
rooms, married couple or gentlemen; gas, bath
9TH ST., ~ Il. near broadway Large n small
rooms; also parlor. permanent or transient
moderate.
nth 81, 81 T., near broadway Redecorated,
nicely furnished rooms; ~. rs to - weekly.
18TH ST., 81 r.. - Redecorated, newly 4 de
gantly furnished rooms; ~. 50 to - weekly.
18TH ST.. 3l8 E-Nlcely furnished room fol
The evening world., 1894-07-27

srENoCRAPuY and TJpeNrting School.
SIS Broadway. n. y. 81 week. Call or write
wASTEp-An experienced master for irst
grammar class In n Catholic school. Address,
with references, Rev. Thomas scully Z. IL ,cani-
bridgeport, Mass,
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Houses and Apa rtments to Let

Cf6 JtHS, TUG per une sNfVWu lpHSd Hc pd
ane: Third and Subsequent T,mes I5c pw GnA
No erfru charge on SuNddys
unfuruished Houses to Let.
Every Monday and thursday until Sept. 10 wa
be TIE WORLDS "HOLSE AND ROML
DAYS" Al advert ssmenis Of Jfre lines or les
under this classification appearing in III: Sunday
and n,usday WORLD tcN be repeated In the
EVENING WORLD for Mondoy and 7hursday
tree Of charge
POWER, Columbus ave. corner S5th 81.
18th St, 4.story dining room extension" ", 800
SD ST. 4-story 5O
Sith ST., 4-story brow stone.... SOO
S5th ST. ia. story brown stone-.-".......... ,bUO
seth 81. 4-story brown stone 600
0rookiyn.
HOUSE 70 let, unfurnished: hns location, be-
tween 2 L roads and troleys; 10 rooms, bath |;
all improvements Apply 10 Reid ave-, klyn
Jersey City.
aBTORY AND BASEMENT brick residence;
all improvements: e<2O yearly; opposite Ham
iiton Park; convenient 10 all ferries. Apply j..
SHERRY, 1S5 9Th st. jersey City.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

BENNETT BATH, 43d ST. ,Brooklyn-For linn
tied time ladies will be Instructed IN swimming
Mt half rates,
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L. A. LINDE,
Instruction..

On, Tme. .5c per itae: Second Ii-ns sse %
nm Third and Subsequent Times zoe. per @ss&
No extrd charge on Sundays
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NEW YORK CITY LOTS.

new YORK CITY LOTS.
Oath Ward, west side: $500 up; terms easy; open
SHERIDAN Il sEaRAvE, 1913 West sd st.
FOR SALE OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l75 tn st.
and Trafalgar place opposite Crotons Parkway,
rooms and bath finished in cherry heater In
cellar. Call or address W. WILSON. 1l@o East
10th at.
NINE ROOM BRICK improvements; 191st st.
near Sd ave. %, 600 cash; bargain. sTAHL,
500 DOWN, balance mortgage for . new. elegant
cottage; all Improvements; price 20, 600; large
discount to buyer paying hall cash. Apply 70
TWENTY THIRDWARD LAND IMPROVE
MENT CO. $40 Broadway. or Office OF Vyse rs
tate, southern Boulevard and lB7th st. I; take
Westchester ave. electric car at 10th st. and %
ave.
Mlsesiisnsous.
A HANDSOME house. large stable and lots oil
ground at bargain; terms very easy. j. RO-
MAINE BROWN d CO. % West 33d st.
WANTED-e3, 900; first Glass, real estate per
cent mortgage. Address W., Post ONCE box
S6 Westchester, N. Y.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

ANY STORE or MERCHANDISE
bought iof cash GREENwALD. o,i' III ave.
ANY STORE. STOCK, MERCHANDISE
bought Tor cash. NAARDEN lvl East 7dtE ST.
ASHORE FIXTURES. S upright butter refrig.
orators sliiins doors, heNellei mirrors. coun-
terra. IhelyinEs coffee mills, scales. mirr,T-iront
tea caddiet, cheap 2sI iroomu at, blocks
east Grand st.: "a ave. station.
ABSOLUTELY THIS WEEk-upright piano. also
paTlor dining and bedroom furniture almost
new complete or separately. 1871 4, 18th St. also
evenings.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Real Estate to Lst-New Jsrssy.

HOUSE to let or lease: 10 rooms splendid grounds.
lawn, vegetable and flower garden grape arbor,
fruit trees and furnace; very near station; 20
minutes from city, Lyndhurst. N. j.; rent. $40.
Address c.. box tls World. -.
ORANGE, N. !. TO lease, an IL room modern
house, All improvements, and barn; lot T5x
2ss feet. Inquire J. H. CASSIDY, 1873 West 23d
st.. Now York. -
The evening world., 1894-07-27

$500 NOW and u, 900 latsr wanted. and services
Of q business man as treasurer, TO increase tho
trade OF one Of the most profitable industries In
this country II you have the ready money; ap-
point Interview By adde's cEAAhl. boz 80
The evening world., 1894-07-27

$50 BUYS established business, paving Sl2
weekly, requiring one hours time each week
owner leaving city. Friday afternoon and even
ing MARINES, IDS West +lst ST.
$50 WILL BUY legitimate business; established
fve years, For interview address Boa 1870. 1853
9TH ave,
The evening world., 1894-07-27

North Of ,asth Street
i1D ST.. go E.-Eiessut room. iatss vinde~:
separate entraneei sas, bath, sarden; privats
house, ti.t@ $3.50. go,
The evening world., 1894-07-27

ALL KINDS sseond.han or new store nxtures
Showcases. counters shelving cigar nEures.
outer r,friGerators scales. &C.
LENSiG 4 SONS S2s-asi East seth st.
A-sToRE FIXTURES. second hand or new coun-
tsrs. sAsiviAg. show-eAsss. cigar hgures. scales.
gas Asturea Tefrigerators NEYERs. AsS Grand
o., between PIT and Ridge. 49,
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Above 18th ST., sth ave. to North River.
BARGAIN-So.5O 800, terms TO suit, will buy
g. story and basement brick private house on
the west side, near the boulevard. L. K1LPAT-
RICK, ~ to SO West 9th at.
A SMALL PRIVATE HOUSE for sale or to let
near 9th ave. also old style, best built tene-
ment- house, with improvements; this is rare
chance Inquire $50 9Th ave., store.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

WHY ARE NOl satisfied with 3 per cent and
let banks, savings Institutions, insurance COM
pany officers build large edhces and live In man,
souS oil your moneNS we guarantee ~ per cent.
secured with Teal-,s.ate bonds COM b RClAL
EN- IiA NGE, 27S broadway.
WOULD LIKE TO hear from party With 81. 900 to
invest In paying loan business Il hoN as World
yNb-SINGLE honest workingman can have inter.
eat In good paying business Address II Mount
Vernon y. y.
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North Of Iaxth Street.

10th ST, $40 EAST handsome 2-story frame
house, brick basement; all modern improve
ments; lot IA feet deep.
176TH sT.-Cosy house and barn, y, 500: easy
terms; Morris ave.. 25xl36, 81, 100 $3.50 cash;
Madison and ColumbIne ayes. lots, $3.50 each:
fremont ave. Morris Heights, desirable plots;
ton; fremont ave, dwelling, s., 800, only
q, 400 required; our representative VIII call on
corner fremont aud Harrison sves.. Norris
HeiRht8 N, Y. CITY,
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Houses Wantsd-country.

FURNISHED HOUSE until October: farm house
preferred, near New York. 446 Hancock ct. ,
Brooklyn.
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800 CASH. balance instslmentsi brown. stone
Court st.
u, 900 CASH o., 600 payable o year,, resi-
aence, ~ rooms, grbulds. stable near Brook
IN electric. TROLLEY. World.
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02

President Harper says that he
entered upon his duties at Chicago
University opposed to co-educa-
tion. having great misgivings. he
cause Of The presence Of the girls.
He now declares that the young
womrn's department Of the Uni
versity is the only one that never
gave him any trouble.
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02

This is the headquarters for a
great many sheepmen, and the
business center of he east side Of
the county. With its fine land
and plenty of it, excellent climate
for growing fruits, vegetables and
cereals, with plenty Of water it is
certain to go ahead. Already real
estate has advanced and several
sales reported this week.-St. Johns
Herald.
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02

A warrant has been issued for
Herman Frerse, ex-cashier of the
Homer, N+h, State Bank. Some
months ago he claimed l,andits ov.r
powered him at his home, took
him to the bank and compelled him
TO open the vault and give them
several thousand dollars. He was
discharged, and a few days ago the
money was found in well on his
place by detective.
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02

A jury before Judge Bethune
decided yesterday in the case of
the United States. VS. Busta'uente,
arrested for cutting mesquite wood
on government land that this kind
of wood is timber in the meaning
of the law. The case will be ap-
peaIed to the supreme court.-Pros-
pector.
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02

Dyptheria is raging in Illinois,
opposite -Caseyville, KY. Cotfins
can hardly be furnished fast enough
to bury the dead. Forty have
died within a week. The plague
has now crossed the. Ohio, and
are fleeing from it. All of
the schools are closed. An the
victims who have recovered are
left blind or paralyzed.
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02

Prof. Todd of Amherst College,
who has for years been an enthu-
siastic student of eclipses and of
the SUMS corona, is pe,fecting plans
for his expedition to Japan in 1896,
where an important eclipse Of the
sun will be visible on August 9th
of that year.
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02
ELECTRIC BELT FREE,

To introduce it and obtain agents
the undersigned firm will give away
few sQf their $500 GermankElectric
sBeltssnyented by Prof. Vap der Weyde
PrssEof the New York ElectEical So.
ciety GU. s. Pat. 257, ,647) "a positive
cure tor Nervous Debility, Rheuma>
tism, Loss of Power, etc. Address at
once Electric Agency, P. O. Box 1874
New York N. Y.
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02

The Arizona Improvement Com
pany has this year $500 bearing
orange trees, and ..already the fruit
is ripening. Early in November
picking will begin in earnest. Some
choice oranges already decorate
their windows. isay 4r
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02

A big shipment of cattle passed
through last night. owned and in
ch arge of III. w. Maxwell, a Cali
fornia buyer They were pur-
chased at Empire, Wilcox and
other southeastern Arizona points.
Citizen.
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02

Bicycle riders in Southland, Aus
tralia, are required to dismount %
yards from an approaching horse,
and draw their wheels past.
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02

A fellow of the Jack the Hugger
species is rampant in the town of
Tucson. and the staid citizens of
the old pueblo are having heap Of
trouble keeping their girls in doors
o'nights.
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02

Last week the Mexican custom
officers at Nogales made a seizure
of twenty pounds of gold bullion
that was being smuggled out of the
country BY a woman in the guise of
a vegetable peddler.
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02
NEW GOODS !!


The finest line Of Dress
Goods in the valley and our
prices as usual the lowest.
Our cloak department is the
finest and largest in the
Territory, all the latest
styles and materials. We
sell Dry Goods, Clothing,
Shoes, Hats and Furnish
ings cheaper than any house
in Phoenix.
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02

Some one has said that diet of
oatmeal and brown bread tends to
promote the growth Of the hair.
However this may be, the diet is a
good one for; many more assured
reasons.
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02

The Earl of Mar has a weakness
for composing, church music, and
has neat little church in the
Highlands, where he tries it on the
country folks who form the congre-
CATION.
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02

The total vote of the United
States increased from 4,676,OO in
1860 to l2,068, 900 in 1892.
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02

Among the pupils at one of the
public schools in Georgia is a me-
gro woman forty three years old.
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02

A treasury expert declares that
there is enopgh silver now held :by
the governmentsto make column
one foot square and six and one
quarter miles high.
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02

81 wish your mother were also
my mother" he said looking at
her tenderly. "All right" said
she, 81 will be sister to you"
Mesa free press., 1894-11-02

The orchard needs as much at
tentioi as any other crop. We can
not get something from nothing in
the orchard any more than we can
in the cornffeld.