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Arizona republican., 1895-11-27

Tucs,u Citiz4n: Arizona is coming to the front as rx in prod ucer and hss broken her record of aridity by two successive wet sea ons. By some sne is heiieved to be fast approaching the eastern climate where 1t ls supposed to drop down wet at least once week throughout the entire year. mere have been splendid rains throughout October and November, the late drlz- zling downfall covering an aimose un- precedented period of thirty-slx hours. AS a rule October and November are dry season, but their records have gone hv the board in 1895. The surround ing mountains are covered deep with snow which assures the prospector and miner of an abundance of water in the hills, and the plainsman, the agri- culturist and stockgrower of sufficient water for crops and cattle.
 Mohave Miner: James Carter, the hustling mining man of Cottonwood district was in Kingman last Saturday and Sunday. MT. Garter says that a fine body of ore as recently struck in the gold mine owned by himself and William Miller and that the mill will be started up on this grade of ore in about ten days. Welhope the boys Wlll make a million.
 Mohave Miner: William Larkin and Thomas McMahon have purchased the interest of J. A. Wilson in the Night hawk mine one of the best pieces of mining property on the Pacific coast Messrs. Larkin & McMahon have al ready gone to work on the mine, hay ing leased a portion of the other owners interests in the property. MT Mahon is a practical miner, in fact one of the best in the country and MT. Lar kin is a we'll known business man o1 Kingman The boys have made good investment and we wish thew all the success in the world
 Nogales Oasis: Wednesday MT. w A. Watson, chief engineer of the Sinaloa & Sonora Irrigation company was visitor at Nogales. MT. W. re ported that his company has completed five-siXths of the work of construction on the great canal from the Yaqu river, and are making preparations t resume work and push to completion the other one sixth.
 Nogales Oasis: The shipment o dried peas ('tgarvanzos'' to Spain ant Cuba, is becoming quite an importan branch of commerce in Sonora. Pea are great article of diet among tn Spaniards both at home and in Cuba and the consumption is far greate than the home production can supply Those familiar with the trade asser that the peas raised in Sonora full equal in size and quality those draw from any of the above named regions and several important houses at Quay and Hermosillo have turned attentio to their shipment. AS dried pea command seven dallars in gold pc fanega two hundred pounds) in Spai and Cuba, and can be bought in Sc nora for four and one-half dollars, si yer, per fanega, while the freight rat is not high, there would seem to be handsome margin in the business ( handling them.
 NoroJoc Vi5a+fo. Crcano GonZ9l
Arizona republican., 1895-11-27

was arrested Saturday evening by Mounted Inspector Geo. W. Webb for smuggling mescal When captured he had about two gallons of the fluid and he offered the inspector $10, Mexican money, to turn him loose. United States Attorney E. B. Ellinwood came down Monday to attend the trial. The prisoner was bound over by Court Commissioner J. $. Taylor to await the action of the grand jury, in the sum of s20O, in default of which he was taken
 to iail at Tucson, Wednesday, by Deputy United States Marshal D. A. Saunders.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-27
S5 4 MONTH.

All dfseases-Tt Covers Full Treatment
 and All Medicines.
 The privilege of the free month is ex- tended to mail as well as office patients. Ifyau cannot come to the office, no mat Ter how far away or how near to Kansas City you may live, you can get just as close and careful treatmeD of y our case. Write of these eminent specialists FREE.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-27
The Following is the Offer:

Every patient applying fer course of treatment b sfore December shall receive one months tr.atm ent free, and shall be given during that one month the same care and attention, same medicine and treat ment that he would receive if he were pay inc tbe regular rate. The offer is positive Iy limited, however, to those applying during this time, and Is open to acceptance by ali sufferers from any chronic disease, aiIment or trouble.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-27
A Months Treatment Free

The Tried treatment That Cures, With All Medicine, Given Absolutely
 Free for one Month.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-27

DRS, COPELAND & BRANAMAN, 1924 -1oe6 Walnut St., Kansas City. Mo.
 Specialties- Catarrh, Asthma. Bronchitis, Nervous Diseases, Rheumatism, Consumption all Chronic Affections of the Throat, Lungs, Stomach, Liver and kidneys.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-27

Nogales Oasis: The Oasis is in formed on authority perfectly credible and reliable, that as soon as work is begun on extension of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix railway from the territorial capital to Tucson, the New Mexico & Arizona railway between Calabasas and Benson will be taken up and relaid between CalaIbasas and Tue son. The change will shorten the route between Nogales and an outside connection about twelve miles, reduc- ing the distance from eighty-eight to seventy-six; and, moreover, the con- nection will be with the parent system of the N. M & A. railway, (the Santa Fe), rather than with another, and an linimical system
Arizona republican., 1895-11-27

Yuma Sentinel: The following citi- zens have been subpoenaed as United States grand and trial jurors by Sheriff Greenleaf to appear in Phoenix on No vember 25, and December 2, respective ly: Trial jurors, F. s. Norton, Pete Hodges, James Maxey, Jacob Urdall, Judge Duke and Ben c. Heyl. Grand jurors, R. s. Hatch, Isaac Levy and Henry Bruns.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-27

Prescott Courier: Sheriff Ruffner left for Yuma yesterday with c. H. Ho- bart, sentenced to life Imprisonment for murder, and Henry James and John Mitchell, sentenced to two years each for burglary The latter are the two men who entered the house or a French woman and stole valuable rings from her fingers while she was asleep. After the robbery, one of the men en- tered a saloon, got drink, failed to pay for it, when the bartender snatched the drinkers hat and the stolen rings fell from it. Thus both men were ap- prehended.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-27

Prescott Courier: In this issue or the Courier appears an article of ln- corporation of the Burke Mining com many. which will operate the Golden Nugget mine and adjacent placer claims, all situated in Big Bug district, one of the foremost gold producing dls- tricts of the southwest. The incorpor- ators are Dennis A. Burke, of Hotel Burke, Prescott, and B. J. McQuinn, a well known local mining man. The Golden Nugget is developed by two shafts, eeHh over TO feet in depth and each shaft showing vein of rich gold hearing ore five feet in width. For further particulars read the articles.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-27

,Nogales Vidette: Susano Gonzales
The Van Buren press., 1895-11-02
n Rfeo ksner&sx5~a Ma ReeeiseA q
lea,Aas VIVA opsa Ax1A

rhe ArRxzsxss Press AsAarsarScn wNa
er1xrrxsaea zsnsa rsy2zsy n ersakfsst Il
Nemress On taeSr way - Afas.ra~ TAr
Cucmsrsaki- Arr.tsa says
-he rxaa arrived II SsSae'caxk Sua-
a2r zng-sng and rae xossrs vsre
gr~srsss by tAr~e ,eTresenfazsvee At IL
CSmznsrcsk Arre1 xna b. D. wiaAea.
Of the lrcn NaxzrAca railway Nan
Hanmrsrren. at tAe Lrseixwiaae q NAsA
vigse raaxay, asa j. l. Da.ssAesa. u
the Nashville. CAAs1aDsseA 4 81
Lazas raievay- TAN1xA TIE ceursesy
at Gsne-a, NAnsx~r r. G. yoase. a
rAe Csrsoem' SSrees Railway Company.
xsNsxa cx-x vere IN waiting aad cca-
wr<ea fae eefSre party - - GAroa'
Rrcea wAert tAer were tAe goessx Il
Ia Cz@Hsrxsas Appeal ~ eseakensf.
TAere tacaa eress seFreHenraisvss wefs
r<dntercei BY M T. W. CArEsck.
CAre- J. HArvsr NAsAsa AD1 Nj
Ncsosv, At TAe Scim7fAr-
TAe tscal Frsa was izfrn32cca - ~
viSSarrx aDa eacc<a . few Ainzses q
pasAsanf ceaversafSca zn12 hreAkfAs1
wne aznc1Dcea- II v0 Dct . esscay-
tAcee fAroag fAaa ssse0hae1 arcu21 u
Asara. Act N ezeee.azxae nerxy oae.
VISTA argetinee vAessra Ay . niRAf'.
Scxrney and fase Acar-
Froa he 2sni@x ruen fAe vskecR.
c-useed limo the hpee rarser. vAers
sAey. xisA arraAaSe, sasrfed tAe tal-
bow1nx rcaferscass
znzSas, dexrse tAe very kesFltahae -
liberal eeressainEent exsea3ed - b
Tie Co1azsercsAs Appeal Ana tAe ksHa
personal Ass<afSon an1 csc1rsesies shown
u< Ny Nessrx~ CAxmAck, Mathews aai
Helmes and NsR Naxr AhAxr q NJ
paper
.-Resesvec. fsrsAer, TAas ve exseal
% tAeee frieaas . cordial iEvisaSsca b
viSif our xssacSAzsca af IN animal saeet-
iaS. sssariae sAea of . hsA<t,
-rcepdsca-
s-kesered. fasAer. Tat TAe Com.
x,ercsa,- Apceal i . great paper. run B!
large Aeareea and hrcai- gagged men,
rAo kare shown liberal interest b
Arkansas a4Ain-
Resolved. also. That re resarn u
thanks et tie aseecsarSaa 10 he Cissseas
Street Railway CoMrAAy for special
cars trcza tAe depot ~ tAss hotsa AAsi
rsAciax the hnee n car di<PssAl wAi,s
In the city, and 10 C. r. II. Ni,~e,
rrsSsa<rf q tie Ccafsneasal kaak. te'
he privilege II viewinx fAe <srrs1nsaias
coanfy freu The top of he ban,
eailaiax.
The c>crar;stee oa resolutions wal
composed of G~cqEe Thernharg. B. ".
NsSSsrkae and J. NiEae2l.
Tie rcsaf-rsoas were cAAnsuacosly
ssscsed and enrAasSsed by applause,
Mr.. CarraAck assured the VISITORS TIA:
1>>.ey wsre hessswsax great rasA<are ey
tA<sr prc>e0ce. He sid he had scnS
e1sevea the papers tAey rerr~sentsd ans
hsS ofs>n xssAed - hook inse their fAcel
Ana ksow the e<hsors, and wA< gsad d
TIE oYysevszniry-
The Van Buren press., 1895-11-02
Carroll C~sasy Ce.ts.ariAA

Tie te,sawizS exs-&srsalnAry notice
s-rxa-s in tie E<<ryvilie Pscxrssss :
sS;ssens cf Csrroa and a<ssaininx
csrnssss are invited ~ sas<s ~ TIE As2se
AZ a. n. Weaver. sArss raif-s ssatAw~st
a Ee-ryvslls. nesr J~s<e Fsnniax 5, At
- o'eack An, Nocaas, NesesaAer
SsA se ceaeArats the ssrA esrVAssy q
Nr<. Weaver. E~eryene who eAa -
- i r.>cae<sel ~ e-sax Aaskes Il rre-
vsssoas tc< himself and frseaa AAse .
rreseas az ser>s k,na .er Mrs. Weaver.
which ray consist q anything sr>esa .
ss,k dress - pea21 of les. ce1ee, -see
or ss-sr. A, 5. NrgeS-
The Van Buren press., 1895-11-02
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lecsecr OF rAe aszzr-=xuxnner

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ahku<=rr siherssin she BaE-E nd 1nur,ws-
ustsras~ Paving Disnr1rr Nn- 1. x.as
sllAl-zrat End me k-Tr q. Fl. Suazt
a<tenaHrr.
The srsr WINS fsr lhs grrr1Nss at 1ssz-
1rg me csmsraur1iEnsssirr af sn xi
7sssssssa fF 1hs lacissiE1r-4 MI N issu
istssss7Fn- making me tzrr rzil.essr ahs
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xntnf slsrra.f n lne SsrHse
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rxrts under rfne gswssr issnassr-~t E,ssn
them fr fihis ktf fftr xrtr4 xsn1.ln4f M
the Improvement aisrarf.
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conferred y rsssrsznts NJ 5Es ls1is srrsar
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me e11T eai-1stszr lht szlltx d lhs
ssllsfsurx If TIM nj srarf 1rn-rsrssmsesi
eisrratrx~ suf the law ssrra1 ID he
sx1xn3+a soa made sTriacls3s II fas
czrr tsalfscFsr wnx mi N szsacfssa ~ lhs
Ci1casarzrase rr.ssr1ss.s-
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tine izzgrarsnnsnf Essrr1Ca and CS1r
Af=r1ty Pss;ihsara argued aal,t ssEse t-an
the CITY srAlossaEzsi
The Van Buren press., 1895-11-02
In fnsWfSA WASea ax hnE1aDfd u
Crease Q ktsSau<ssa N It
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run l..l,f . .-.lls;ssala l.as;s --.rrssr-s

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csaaSzn Tht mrLh<rz--x II CIT
fzn- - ssia Mr. AnaS-ssn. =-hsrt ess0
. m ssssl1 u srylS axrcs percentage
II iz-f aasGs viii Ink csEsza ssai .
IAsn = 1hs market
ET zassns II stsrsrE casxr1x. Er-xnces
- q waeien frame. Mr. Anisrsn
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at q evAna<r The cCGssr = agrns wsle
= cCrer zf sasef E'ac- Winch csrsr-ng Is
comparatively ansx-sasrs ku2 light.
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tie Se-s i< imrrwre5 & Is hsrrsr cass&n+is
fe3n pssr the sai Frpessss- End i Aeass
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nat ct Sasszg tF In xlassnaz1ac .racssss~
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great sarxnrSces - q lrSrs1rs excessive
Ani inr-ragGs sxm7s1ax-
Al tAr escse st sae k3s-nss q x1@ae.
et cns<1ssus were Fzf No Mr. A1ssrsae-
ssHcw macA eslxss u ca<a 10 PUT rr uet
ei yuar gizziaS and esxx -ssesess
ssk-i q rarraner of the xssecsAraac~
The machinery b SELF
rega5ea Mr. An5e-son. rxoa ta<
exg<4sse Of Fzrairg ~ tAe machines Z
coznqA-xzivesy hxaf~ sAeoaa SAT d.
$50 would cover the entare casa-
DO ycer machines cska roors than
fhcre nor u general zstt'' aSks;
another rsenaAer If the xssnraataa1-
he entire cast ef The machine
sAsa Mr. Ansrrsan. lis about tlA&-
This Is mach higher tAAa the ones =
general use ~ rrssenf. szf q sAre< ~
expense of hxwiHg the coSSsn coG-
pressed. ak II comhsDee fAss teaszre .
aassrson 10 rxrssrs other eccoc@&
lpcovv@eeix- II tAcse machines vezs
rsea Al ever the csuzs<y q voaA DIS.
pense vitA the ccfsoa cc@rcssses AMI
save that expense &c the rrcs0esr aat
! fAs lAnEf1rfrrer-
The Van Buren press., 1895-11-02
At Aurea Opera Aous

-rrilny- at Aurta opera House.
rke .sTrilby'' crxzs Axs not yet
reached rs sens1A rAe fxzsca< ncr~l
hv Du Maarssr Axs been dr2raa1isca and
tie work has heec Successfully Accoa-
nssshea. rxni n. Pofrsr kss aece the
work and done ii well The sxsf ACT of
.sTnlhy presents eze Cf tie s-sstsss
scenes ever Witnessed upoa any sag
Ii represents the death scene in vhscA
the hypccssc s1ect Of the paosegraTa i
utilized. In organizing company Nj
A. N. Palmer Ass Displayed Remarkable
inizaenf- Knowing the importance ot
The venture he spared No expense n
securing competent peoYse, "Inley
is cs-rainlya . na&gnihcienf play and AfseI
hesns 80 received in New York and
Bosss. cannot fail te be the arrracssea
az fhe season elsewhere II wlA he seen
as the Opera House. Van Barea. Men
day night
The Van Buren press., 1895-11-02
KEEPS fHE ONLY
cseasa snnsss M l.ssR~aeasnaa ExSss1aAsa q
AsAnntA. -
Fer So = I'sa Bssv>

csessa snnsss sna lssus~aeasaaa Ex2ss1sAA =
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Ne MaxssSan 90 sxpS<aa ~ ayshaasxy csna
fy 1k< D<x1fsseux reN<es ccnctls~ Uefe
1Aez9kcezs xFseceAcat tAa2 tAAz wAscA - 5ss
rssssr lAz sSaae 81 the C0ygnS STATES AMI
INTERNATIONAL ExrsSTgksN- fA<
xyssae1x xresassa< en- uAscA the 1aDexe3s N1511-
l1Gs Are erceas4 ~ he several ssases and
tsrxsx1 eczasrsee Hsx presesss IN aasnasc8
eceoA aH1 svsfyvA<re y keAr& ~ WORD
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ArkxnsAs rerss& rs9 rck3s< ~ AlsAzn 81 Eceaf-
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1css~Ase rs@ss. e1e<azS - Il &ees fxlenaz
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vi<A ae ea<x ~ AtsazrA- Fa< fza2 pArssca3ArA
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sod GsceEaa HAse1,csr Aseu& ~ isaa<
The Van Buren press., 1895-11-02
II You Want....

% Buy, Sell. ss ExehaRse Lands
o. rswn Properly. sivs me nam .
hers, improvements and price =
cash o. time. " yos want Dc
purehase let me know what yos
want. will sell ea reaseaaote
eommissioa.
WM. L. TAYLOR.
The Van Buren press., 1895-11-02
Sd AeeitDens.

FAYETTEVILLE. Arb. Oct. se.-Yes-
tsrs3Ay Afsefnosn Jost - he ncytA-
hound passenger entered tA< firain Il
the city lasay passenger. Mrs> rAomAs
Stafford. On her way frcm Cxrissle.
Ark. with her s-yeAr- old dauxAter, 10
Join her husband in California. fen frcm
the platform of chair car, breaking her
neck. Her heay and little giri were
taken charge II BY our Sisizeas, Il b
MT yet known whether she tainted or
intended suicide.
The Van Buren press., 1895-11-02
SsatAs Prosperity.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Oct. $3.50
rssAry Noroa is enthusiastic over the
Atlanta Opposition, which - an
educational institution. he says, Is
superior ~ the ChiAEo Worlds Fair.
he ssss President Gilman. of Johns
Hcrkins University, who sat next to
hsrs .; Ssnaer in Atlanta, told him he
had WISHED all the great expcsiticns and
nezs e sAeG esrAle3 Atlanta education
Ally. rAe President party was deeply
isss~e~seS with the evident prosperity az
IT, Ss1sA.
The Van Buren press., 1895-11-02
80c3kW44A3.
New Buckweaf Flour IN any quantity
4 EnNoNpsox & RRrrT'S-
New Millinery Store.

Mrs. E c. Mullen has Just opened
I'D fun line Of Millinery G-ccis In the
Hunt sew brick huilains at the head Of
Main Street, IN this city. where she hxs
a complete stock Of the finest and --latest
fashions in Millinery Goods, which VIII
be sold AZ Bargains
The Van Buren press., 1895-11-02
4 Reekless Lbel.
Prom the Bafexvsile 6aard

Prom the Bat<xviile GaArd
Forty prise . xAis vii iss1r the SsAse hen
shan one weeks sexxsoa q TIE legsslarE,e- -
ArkanaAx GaSerteL
That is . very remarkable ssaseznept-
Prize fighting Is everywhere barred by
lsw As . crime. and there is not spcs
of ground anywhere. even in Mexico or
the Indian Territory. On which the
prize fighter may indulge his calling
In what way would the orderly assen-
bling Of the legislature injure the Ssase
more than forty infractsons Of the law
by this ouflawed class. already run on;
Of every other state and ferriporyt The
legislature is an honorable body Of men.
selected by the people to discharge very
responsible duties. and many ct the hess
men in the State have served -
members. When did they become
forty times worse than prize fshters'
What purpose had the Gazette, anyway.
in perpesrating this reckless hbels II i
utterly devoid Of either sense OF srute-
The Van Buren press., 1895-11-02
oea-n CT cnarssss l. par~z-

CHATTANOOGA Ten O,cnssser rs
Charles L DrsreZ1- Eo4Fsc ID ihs nantr
sH-'ass atTMrrHaerr ID itss SErTntn
ExFrssx Ceazsmer, r,aGwr1s.s szlzaas
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