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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-13

Lot U and the westerly q OF l'tV block 1913,
situate on Ocean avenue, santa Monica, 6G3sx
$50. Also lot ID and the westerly u OF lot T.,
block 123, situate on Second street. santa
Monica, between Ar2onaand Nevada avenues,
6r2sx15O. Price $1,000; worth T55UO.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-13

3GOxlEO-situate on South side, close to the
Moon " mansion; all under fence beautiful
building site; magnificent view of the eah
and Ga alma island. Price $3.50.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-13

Why don't you try Boyd e higgins for any
thing in the real estate line. We have lodg-
ing houses cheap, oil lot leases etc We make
a Speciality OF inside property. call and sea
u.s.
BOYD & HIGGINS
213 w. First street.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

ONE hears and T,ads IA great de about hard money, paper moi ey, white money, yellow money, wildcat money, etc, but few communities have all these different varietie. in circula- ton. On the first of July the Emmett. Ilaho. Index claims 10 have received white money on subscription, yellow money on an advertising account, a ragged paper bill icS change, and towarcs evening man came in and planked down hali-gruwn wildcat. {, eth, claws, and all, and demanded A years subscription. They are al! legal sender In Emmett.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

IAG recent episode at Tama'ags, Madagasens, wherein the commander c! tbe American gunhoat Castine re- fused 10 salute inc French flag, and thereby of, nded tbe representatives c! France, l. explained by the New York Mercury in the following para graph: "The commander Of the American gun0oa. Ca.;ine was pe- fectly right in failing to salute the French h.- 2. rama'avG. Madagascar. The French are in'ruders in uadagas- car, and have no more busiDess there than any other strangerS. The flag to be ssluted are the Hovas, who, in American eyes, are still an independ- ent people. There would be as much sense m our saluiing the British flag in Venezuela"
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

HARD times, strange tO say, dId not lesson the previous consumption 1f ci ;ars and cigarettes. The sales O. the latter during the past year amounted 10 3,333, ,S45, 500, an increase over the ppcejIug year. There were msnuiac- tured during the same time i l3o, ,iiO,- 3I6 cigars, an increase Of 63,522,9@e. This will surprise many people who think that stringent fines lessen to- bacco consumption. Ons explana- iion is that tobacco, instead 0! being classed as luxury, has withOu; notice secured place among necessities.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
GROW i\G H0RTER.
t.,a-cr D,4. 95nrc than Ever Er.wccn :hn Copper sup.
 ply aud the ?, man3.

The market has continued very firm a;'hro Lake ca;rcr available below F.. at wl,.h pri-- very li,,le, if any nire. cau tc hl at first hands. A ,,ry .a.g Ilaaui exists for elec,ro~ iN'c copper, ard sal-. have been made .r 10 '., end yi ,ha year, mostly At I-.,. ;e;m-, >snp1.ed 10 he from |. \ -rarel'y oi casting copper '. l.l celj., aud ll4@ has been wIH.
 IT. Hre:- o. As;z 70 ii: copper -sa .u,ire.y cg; oi tAe r.ar.si. No ar- ris.d- ai .u,>isa copper have D far cen reported, but " understand ,ha, there ..e several lots oi Arizona p,. roppsr ahoal iron Liverpool to New York.
 EeIuIts from the manu'-oturcrs are very encouraging trey are all over cr. a3-I will orders and find great .IhcGty la mceung their enssIe- m .i- We he.r tEa, O!ds were re- ,isyc5 .-.a ztra.d for both Lake and .',eru-.,ic c,lret al q'I tc ecod pri- u., ilrs suuesaa; below the u.ri q. Iu,y "..er,!l,ed.-Engineer. .- a.5 N.H- Journal.
 Iu. ii. isj above l:i per l...s ,.gI, l- no; 'te piice quoted .-ra.l a| ..A l. now l2-$o. Lake ,..fys .- "s .-,r rcsurdsl as ,he .-'.-i.:'. ~. s,r. a' ?: jr:gsoscd meta. ,,i-'si7 t"e..pn by sort 0. Ue-seia'i process, Arizona copper or che D.-heeI duet b.ings tightly bet. l t.- asIres ..ar Lf.. coprer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

Mics Grfiruie McCoriaick who on aocsunt0i her sudden illness wss un. able lo take Ter examinalIon at this se--;pI oi tie holid Oi eNaminers, was c.Fen a temp ,Eary certi!icate today w icI entries her tu ieach al Bi>bee where she hos hAen apro,a,,d to teach vn'iI ile nest marlirg of the examin- "r-. Ms Mamie Davis and NJ. C. II. Ravin were aisp grated certifi- ca'cs. having passed c.editable exam nations
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

IS the hour Of Encouragement and darkness, Elijah, I-rael's iroph', heard & still small voice that said Yet hsGe left me seven thousand in Israel, sll the knses ui which have not bowed 10 Baul. and every mOu h which hatn not kissed bim." So during the pericd Of darkuess there have heen thousands and hundreds oi thousands oi the American people who have not bowed 10 the golden cali, and who today are rising iu their right 10 to overthrow She bond-elut,ed Octopus, which has crush. d in it's sI my folds the liberties Of the American peogie.--Silver Knight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

TIE friends oi silver in all parts oi the United States should take acys
 tage uf what Mir. Ba four has said about the im?robabili;y of securing an in teyna,iunal agreement ior bimetalliem. They shoulh derive enconrsgcHoHt from il to pTes- ihe demand for inde- pendent action. II Mr. Balfour Is right. then il is evident that this coun- try vii! not soon see bimetailism ut- less i; takes the matter in its own hands and settles the question ioI itself, without regard to what England or anyo.her foreign country may do.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
TWENTY-F FIVE
Rra> ons Why Cochise Count, k Destined to
 Prosper.

I'has '.a fines, Climat" of any .ro' nu 'jsr r.c,lc Coast.
 h,nh a.'h resort it cannot te es- c'l a.
 u~ri.is on ,he coaiin.r.aI a.- -an Fraucisro aad Ne, u5..r..
 rra ,i..,+ ase always coo'. Tr.r. 0er. 'a' ,a.re nights during .a, summer tla. the thermometer did no, cp ...'U 7j lcgeres.
 Thcr, ar. 'Aousanis Of ncr"s of lau, ii, ' can hc hal for noihirg.
 l. 'I. lae finest frnt corntry on ihr mficau continent. All v.,Iriirs nt fruit u.d b rries gov to perfrc ion.
 Four ditieren, lines of railroad. am located within it's borders.
 I;- mountain ranges are vast stere- hon-' $ of the precious me,nls.
 l. la, iTc Gut,dn.oIe bulli, tha all u.e other counties pu, together.
 l,s rain fall is alwsys certain ant i. about equally divided between the winter and summer months.
 Ii- puhHc school system IS pe7Iec, and its funds are ample for all pur- poses.
 l. is on the border line between Mexico and the United States and lh, trade hetweeu the two cvuutriss is large and increasing.
 l. IS th" only county in the terri ,or" that ha- extensive tu.quo.. feld.. !ts mnnntain ranges are ,imbered wita pine and juniper which make- excellent timber.
 lhere Is an abundance oi water in the rapuutain streams ail of the year
 has three valleys traversit.g Z ir-. entire length whieh are from 20 10 90 m l., wide.
 Ihe wage worker receives 1T compression for his labor, and for tnng awaits those wLo will work i.r in,rI,c.yes.
 No other section of tl,e United states oilers so many inducements i,. those who VIII come here prerared 10 work.
 l. is s:;ll in ifs infancy as mlning. stock'"ising or farming cOnntry.
 The extensive coal field. jus, beloy, the line in sonora Nill soon be tapped and arothcr railroad will soon eros i,s confines.
 Ii, 5'nis IS more productive than o'hF other on the continent.
 |. Is the only county Tn The Terri tory which has developed larse and steaiy now of ar,esiaa water.
 Is newspapers arc progressive ar 4 b.lrivc in Uo tutn. q of C,chisa CD ,, IAo7e -- room ipr 10000 iapul.e. n '''' "hd prosper on the vac ,n. hpl- N'ii "eiong'nc to the goverumen,
 Come ta Cochise county ssd yror. np wi,h the conn,ry.
 TOT further information. a3drcs.
 IMMIGRATION CoMmusslox .t
 ioADstone, AiizCaa,
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

NOTING that q nsw train on the London and Southwestern Iaiiroad ', gently ran from London 10 Aber- daen, 54O miles, in two minutes less th ,n nine hours, or at an average rate Of little over 60 miles aa hour, the St. Louis Globe says: "This beats Ihe record in that country for tong sus- tsined high epeed, held by the san e road, which was 554 miles an hour. But the long-di-tsnce record in the United States is still unbeateD, A Seg York train having made the run from Bufalo to New York. 1865 mi Ice a en average rate Of 6l. .56 miles an hour. Tke record oi the fastest single mile i- also held by that road and train, being one mile in thir'y-two seconds, or at she rate oi ll3.5 miles an hour"
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

Lavr..cn Mark LsmOn, who las. g rr:.s a, Ii4s-.aa sL0, a.L K,l,ed .r0s. -!cchin oi II --l.as Is son of jui-e ! D. L"m0., ~no for sr,etsl icrns- ~ss dists et attorney of Mari cnYa cpln'y, Ti:e young man passed . rou.n Tombstone a1out month ago in company wish IT C. Brooks. They were going to Dos Cubezns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

4 irw days ago there was a TobheTy at Nogales m which S3j1 was stolen. 1 man named Boyd, A str uccr, was suspected; but beftre the engine of the law could be fired ur, Boyd left towr It was be,ieved hc would stop st Tue son ard telegram for bis arrest waZ received there, and within tlrse hours after he reached town he was taken in. One thing in BUyd's ;avor is that he was broke when he was arrested.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

A gentleman wan recently .rriyyc here from th. ea,'. -ay- I,u-nal Miner says lhat he -,~ larty D'N Il lhrre a week a-o. atG ths.r t.c late Ariz nA ? f..i-'auuo.Lc.i hi-iu't.- uon If re;ura,. 2 70 '.c ,crl,:"ry s.oa to oreauiz- ncw uoi'.cal ...:y 1c- voted to ,i...r cNc'a,i y,y.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

TIE steamer S'. Louis hy making O ,er B knots an hour on her latest trial tr,p secured n contract for carry ing the United States mail be'we' I. X YnrS and Southampton n' S4 CT m. | rru of JG6 knots a ia, m'"' S2..GI day from tie pnsr iicr q : oa.tu,-ui. ltis rrwar ialriy eaTLei and wisely te-iowod.
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C0VLD NOT EiT
Geo liowcI FOrm, 4r- Tomb stone. Siarvcs t0 D,y.hin
 8 Pecn!iar Way

The nssl,iatoI press ,.a.a.. o ''~s oi ,he Iocr.i,r q. e.. Ho H. who form s.y vc -u
 nr h-'o u ,arN d.5-. llo. !. ,0 .o.a ma,han.,, aa. t, r.,. ,n sG nd 'u. iic wa. warusc il Flo orm,r home. .. E., a in ! em ,,.e until '>9. Eu.y.. .rd ..".... .i.TU-. d mus,a t, A.. l.a.g where his ,... E.t. .r la, ~.. ce lived H. J-.r-.r,.le ..r:i-,. h G ioll 'wins ro.., O, ai- un inea G,a,L:
 "G prse H Gir: i"r... h. n. j.. yest,riay f. .u. ,..va,i,n. T., ,aued because of 'i, ln4Iiy :. -Aa.,a food. Not,y.u n d,vyu. Wal n.- |. into his stau.ac., fur ten d .y>. Un August lGrh Howell aa> eating u peach when. acci !,njal Y, be swal- lowed ihe ii, hich iJIc,d 8 .i, eu.- let. From tna, day unu. Le r;.a ar suffered unlo.l nsomy- Iron. huug.. and ,hirs' an3 gradu-liy wa.,,a ava, until he Was n mtie ,kc.cjur. He begged for Iuo and water, and occa- sols'ly itey were given 'u .Iu, hu, he two or { zee mouth,l, tha: hc was nbis to t,ke were ,j-c,ta a.uo-. inmedia,,i iy. ~hI..e! dcc,or, ,f.,L in vain To remove ihc ob,tiuc'jor
 After iao man h.d d.td Ec su-- gcor2 performed all a.. .y!,y and rc- moved Faf, ot ,he osorau.1. The pit had turnci cr, ,.wi,, in it. pl.-a-- n it> la~-a.e ;u thc stomach n '. e shnrr. end lad i.cre'n'.1 lnr opI a. gus, cliueing s' firmly G.a, i. c.uiu not be removed
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

upon the bl0O q and mucaos sur ces of the system, ihere',y 'estr"yime he foundation of the disease and giv- ng the patient strength by bmilains up the constitution and assisting pat ursi in doing It's wIr<. The proprietoT- have so much faith in i;s curative DOW CTS that they offer Ore I3unl'e! bnl- Lars ,fay any case tha, 1t fails 10 cure. send for iis. of testimonials. Adliess
 F.J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o ~ Sold by dru T. ..il, ,.,t.
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BIsBEE, September : 1895
AN INTERFERING CAMP.

Thls is fast becoming the most en- terprising camp in the .uEth-wcs'. We've had an ecliIse. two i ght' ans d raise in wages. all within the wees. To Le sure, two fights and an eclipse are nothing out ol the ordinary run here in Bi-bee. Eheie the sun sets on on the wrong horizon and Iei mules with ropes around their horns are thick ss side entrances to temper ance town but when a citizen cOude- scends to .crap with justice of the peace T is worth cnronIcung.
 We cannot slsts with certitudc just how the show got .tartei, Uat, a.y..y~. we can ave. they kept thing bum ming once they did get sartso un-i lhe police interlered in the uIr. round. Some cay that Judge Perrin told several peopls that Ed"afds had SIX toes on either foot, ~herrlt A.. Edwards poked Perrin in the Ild'>i4- eye; while others ever that JGdEe Fr:- rin uiisook Mir. Edwards for Allen E English and E.s,tSd hinl with chair on general principles.
 Mir. Edssrds was fnod $T"U 'ot knocking hole in the dignity ui ;"e law. Judge Perrin Wiii h. senI e. Yuma for life.
 Were j: got for such hyper-demC- cratic little incidents as these we would be unable to boast 0! OCf iEor- ough good fellowship and Bohenan- ism down this way. We may seieiy tsy that VIC are less stuck up 'hah anything 10 the United states or Missouri.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

Ci@J W"rr'n's eIi;e lawn Waists, Ni:h Gouh!e ruilla over shoulder, me r.il!e "uar, I.crediu colo.s. Price 7jc.
 o49l B,;e-' celebrated white Bed Spreads, for dou"le be'h handsome de'igus. Oar special price 9Oc.
 0i92 Striped wash Silks, soft and lns'rou'. in link, blue rnd iaDc' stripes six ydr.is will maze a s'yh .h waist. Price, pc yard
 04o3 Ata price below value we Of fer ladies god 4uslity muslin Draw CTS. with yoke bands, tucl; and 2.inch .mbroidcry ruille. Price, ase; postage, ic.
 049i Pink, blue or bro wn apron Ginghams, at 4c yd. o155 We have just 9 lO women's and misses b'acE CO tor Mit,s. i'm ported by US direct fro .m ( ern.ny, to sell Ut he spec al pric q F, per pr.
 oi9G Boy he .vy cotton knee Pants, dark colois, ages to l3. Price, l9c each.
 oi9l Womer .'- fasa black cotton Hose rplired hc. .is euI toe :, pr. for 'or' Superior quaI fly for lie money.
 ol"S Past col,,rs in wor1en's black o' tan cotton G.c ves, all siz es. Price, l5c pr.
 oi9' MeS' white llundried Dress 'hir''' ''stV amsu,ta mu ,lin boscms, r7ihiorce ;! SD. cial vale. Price, 72c
 Of l"' Mrn's e!ts'Ic : Ispender-, wire oCc->' ss, nraidei eud-, iih draw efsnppoI ier-. P'icc, Ijc; pos tage, Sc. |" Hsr SsoCcl. rgIs,y &UO
 &-crG GI2Sntt Gal
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

SAN FRANcIsco- Special govern m mt attorney McKisick l busy pre- r"ringa q brief eri Sgumsat in the case of t!'s government against the sanford estate to recover si5 ,O0o 900.
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picLie Hall a yu11g ..e.-d.asa,,r Q! |. E. Wnit,r. oi Wi',o., .ieI ,ud- denly saturday night 0; .a,u.a-aa, cu, coop. ..al ~=s ou5.,l s.- i..iow- ius day
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Mrs. Fraas Hare and c' ..iren turned home totay from Li-tee vh.r they have been -pendia- several vel !. ~i.h her husband and iricuIs.
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lfllr

\ eof'.c oi ycu". ladies were ou, !u- go .a.a hfi"w town the other even ius n=ea b suing oi little burros p,--ra .-Iyciy along lie road.
 .nt look at tic sohre,zen yonies r' ox .f.".'. nuc 'i ,te young men.
 .Tl.,a are nos h, you nrta +t.'!aH] r"rins ' sri,, aer com, .,.'"-. IHa atr Lu'f0s."
 "uh.y'-;I know. When ,hey grow uHt'..y ca' i'' be n'll. .<."
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

ja'a Haeaa.-'.r, ouc O. Cochi.e'4 .na.. is ,. .uri .oot,. Eausas a.--E-,.,- i5..-r-sUt iIr his eyes from s..cn ha l.s b'oa a constant -r..,r.-. H. j. E. P owing slowly aud 3ii.: .o la;.t .. u1li soon regain corn -'c :,c.y.r %. ni~ eye-.ght.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

Mr.. Ben H>la retrFrs5 today from Tucson with he- I'Ie das-lt,r. I.- a'rices who na. been 'a rla S.s.ef4 scaoo! at ;he old puoh.,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

THE governor of the staie oi Chi huahua has received an oticr Of TloUoo {, permi, a prize fight in the state which was refused.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

J. '. G.rktf- aaa fau-at.v. N.-s Florence rea.a,I sI-r .rom ,h- C. C. .. hone -ae. D. t~tearo ia f'.n.r eauhi'iouara .' craI-e .- cas.:.: v... sp'en cfo. %. g-a
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

The normal school s'aits Cut with most hatterirG pro>psct-. 4 oreui 2 ninety-one pupils entered. ol wh ch number lcriy-:lree were new. II ere is g considerable incrco,. j. ihsrcpr,- : ntauon ilCn. nu!tl,r4 coG"'ig..
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rHg ECLIPSE.

We notice that astruLomtrs are greatly worried about that eclipse ol last night, they having not predicted any such freak on the part Ui ihe lunar Orb. Local s.tronomers are fam 10 sttr.balo ,he eclipse 10 tie IaIse in wage-, but 10 tell the truth We tIiaI the cole cause of the lunar mi-dcal was that essay on the possibility oi the infinite ths, appeal ed oyrr tie 'is- nature of "G.eeney" in this paper some days ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

There is a report going the rounds that q Colorado WDniln has ben in Prescott and vicinity Tor lhc past two months di-gui-ed in niale attire IL is said that she is In search of a miner lrom l..5 m.n r;.l state who was the cause Of her ch..d's G+atu.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

- c.,-au@.,t o'CurIed Thursday At-af ua.f ~lu Mar.it', Ncw Mexico, a town q ai.u, 5cJ F,uple, OF the S r.t Icso.d ii.e'r miles south Of A.aa.u r.fa. T"u'y louses in tbe t'.u vs-c r-.H,., also . num' er D.. :.--"aG d.siHe'- ..srcen'. Tie loss j> a.attd at s..lUU. No lives were ."- i many puo. amilies were ieit A-Mr-..-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

There is probability c.! a .a'.a,iaa army barracks t,i. e>t~h.I-i,d in Tombstone end i-hca. X salvation ca iaiu l. billed Co cal! un q, and look oyer the field.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

Ia JG ,it. .. 1i'- rau.. .aj.sf $. Crowl,ug vi.al.ev li- r.e, al. r,t guilty 10 the chago ri battery auI er- tered plea O! gully. Ii was lnes Sl5, which lc pl.d.
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Eyery9o3y .sigrpa'..- Co a1-. s.s- munt work tu.- sau. ..e I.w l-r relating Co mise jn aIzar@w.icar.s more assessment v,,s ts .e taaa ,t:, year 'hau oye. l..i-.
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E. <. lactarI VA, an incoming passenger on the noon cracl ,oaa, He left this aI, noon for Il raGci.
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Piles. Piles. Itching Piles

SyMPToMs-Moisture; intense itching and stInging; most at nigtt worse by scratching. lf allowed to continue tum- CTS form, which often bieed and ulceraie, becoming very sore. Swayne Ointment s,eps the itching and bleeding head ulcer. auon. and ip most cases removes the tu- mors. At druggists, or by mail for 30
 erts. Dr. Swayne and Son. PniIadzIphIo
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Ngw i- lhnf!0 tp gut rar.ye nHy. ,he grass i- ja..e aud 'he seCL i~ Ju-. now riuetimg. h 8 -nor; nHe ho seed will fall lo the ground, and ta= strength oi ,.e .:laz =i.i %I b. ck into t!-s roo:s.
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r is ruwur.i ran, there is a5su. C, uo auo...r charge in time on tl, Southern is,.4,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

Jane. kI.s has B ucta luc-. u on legal b1-!n.-- ' @.u rc,ara O. Moa 'ay arz..
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Postmaster Sydow judge the pres
 porous times in Tombstone hy his own business and we have no manner ol dislrDving his -tatempnt Una: the demand for letters i- strong and tle price oi stamps keeps a' % stanLaT
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--s- = s-

According Co uG.,i'- AH1-u. and southern Caiorri. l. fo ha,, a. ea-tlquako next n uih. Itis said 5' Will hc d yio.en, ore a.d itk ], % a. much G4mage.
 Tie lhpcuiX ze.t0 -a-aia u-ou incuT oTa'cd. lhe c-fi... s.osk + S2j coo aod the inr.:;:4.-tars are C P Lsi'ch ! Q nuuorr, .s. aI. F,-,,l- lin and A. D. Wilcox.
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AM cke:- -.n". GaNjr -.ri.a !. lj>aaga. h.i v ..tio Ge. D..
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Nr. ?. Wial -.t.t. loI,v .1r s'l ,ou lob 2 ur e-A
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= - EsoIs.L ss.SAs.S.
C1ClI!-E

tfl a4 s-E Caes. Brand, IT. Huachuoa. sAs JOSE ". Stanley, Chicago.
 PALACE.
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A. q. j. N.

Regular ms .a- .aa ,i'y c- ".i. tonight.
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ANOTHER PRIMARY.

< yell known citizen took ofense at > bartender and threw at the bar rkeei. and projected g beer glass toward said
 barmaid. The gln.s failed 10 connect.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

------- -> -S~------ The Wor{d's i1air Tests showed 20 Ssklag powder so pure Or so great h Ieav. eai1g power as the Royal
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Miss Lemon has accepted q siiua- ton as waitress with the Genial Otto Geisenbuffer.
 JIG. Chi holm is quite i'll today. Del Lewis has commenced work oD house on Castle hill.
 Miss Minnie Davis arrived today from I, n lbs'one. She has been grant ed a teachers certificate and has been appointed teacher at Fort Huachuoa. Her many friends will be pleased to hear Of her success.
 Mrf. Walker has completed hand some structure out in Harlem.
 The Lost Horseshoe choir was in active session las, night.
 Nr. Williams left with Tom White. They are bound for the Erie Cattle Co.'S rsncr.
 Joe Besbe is busy painting the lloai Parnassion works.
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A PIONEER BACK.

Dan O'Toole is WiIh us once more. Dan. a, we predicted in ;hesec !umh'' has proved shr,Sn emOus h to m"Nc f,r.uue out of that mine Le bouEEt m Ouyiilr. Dan does not pretend [" 'e a. ate! aeol.ei.t nor n wi 'r"i I''.'.. n ,era. but when 1t comes 10 nI"it 2 ,net. are few. fl any, in Ihe cOHAlr! who can turn jack on hlm.
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BiSBE { SUN SEAM !;
BIsBER. September I, lSJ5.

4 RAISE.
 We have the cheering news oi faife in the wages of the employees Of the Copper Queen. The Queen is not ouly the biggest mine in the country, hu; its owners are the fairest We know. IL all other copper mines oi 'he uai.cd States fail to fall in line We will cinv upon the wood pie aud slIi.. ''' clarion without fear ci calGii-- ".ti au over rlpe surniP.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08
ODD ITEMS

Major Burke. the geuia! customs inspector who has been sJJdT"lus -i Il Bessemes for some mont ,hs ras ,has left Us for bis yearly vac .ti'" at h.s home in Aberdeen, S0Cth HlAoil.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-09-08

J. SmUh, ranch
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-03

The Missoula team viii play the spo-
kane and the Omahas on the local
grounds late in this month or early in
June. and will probably go to Hamil-
ton in two weeks to try issues with
the Bitter Root champions. A game
with Deer Lodge will be played some
Saturday afternoon this month, and
It is expected that there vii be a Sc
ries OF games arranged with the Ana
conda Grays as soon as that club is
ready for the campaign. Next Safur-
day the second mines OF Fort Missoula
and this city will meet on the local
grounds. and n good game is prom
fsed. The city team viii be made up
as follows: Heyfron. catcher Ken
meth. pitcher; Bailey. first base; An
derson. second; Wiids. third and change
catcher; Murphy. short stop; Ritten-
our. right field; Edwards. center; Hob
litSell, left