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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-02-05

The watch may be the lurking-pla
OF the worst kind of disease. The
bacteria or germs find ready resting
place within its narrow and secluded
confines, and to one who has been
down with any infectious ailment or
has been exposed 60 it, the ATTENDING
doctor will, If he carefully attends to
his business. advise the cleaning of his
watch. New York News.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-02-05
TIME.

Do you wish me, then, awuy2
You should rather bid me stay;
Though 1 seem so dull and slow
Think before you let mo goi
Whether you entreat or spurn
l can nevermore return;
Times shall come, and times shall be.
But no other time like me.
Though 1 move with leaden feet,
Light Itself is not so fleet 90
And before you know mo gone
Eternity and are one.
William d. Howells, in Harper's
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-02-05
AN AGREEA.BLEMI MISTAKE

i'm L lett the
University / had,
rs in duty bound,
to go through my
course of military
service, and in
due time found
myself enrolled
rs II soldier in an
infantry regiment
then stationed at
the town of Tor
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-02-05

Pocomoke, the designation of
Maryland stream, means "broken Jy
islands.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-02-05

The official title of the Chief Fxecu.
tive Officer OF the United States is SIM
ply The President. There is no an.
thorlty for the title "His Excellency,"
applied to the President.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28
NORTH END.

The funeral OF Hugh Moran, Of Oak
street, was very largely attended yes
terday afternoon. About seventy-five
musicians, representing different So
cieties, OF which he was member, at
tended the funeral and accompanied
the remains to Hyde Park. where inter-
ment was made.
w. NJ. Finn left yesterday for Harris
burg
Fred Cook left last night for Syra-
cuse, N. Y, on business
Mrs Patrick O'Malley returned from
n short visit with friends at Shultz-
ville
Mrs. Roberts, OF Binghamton. who
has been visiting friends In town. re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Shaffer. Of North
Main avenue. left yesterday for Homes
dale, where they will visit friends.
Miss Hannah McGram. of bingham
ton, and Miss Lizzie Ready. OF Quincy
avenue. spent Sunday with friends on
West Market street.
Miss Annie Walsh. Of Christmas
shoe store, has returned home from her
vacation at Wilkes-B Barre and vicinity.
Mrs. Fred Cook. Of Main avenue.
called on friends In Olyphant yester-
day.
MIS- GuiIu ana sons Iett TOR New
York Monday to meet Rev. George r..
Guild on his return from Europe. Mr..
Guild was expected to arrive In New
York yesterday.
Mrs. Bryan. Of Pottsville, formerly
Miss Blanche Sllkman, who has been
visiting relatives In this section dur
Ing the past few weeks. returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Il. Atherton are In
New York.
The officers and members OF Silver
Star castle. No. 149. knights OF the
Golden Eagle. will assemble at their
castle hall on Wednesday at I o'clock
sharp to attend the funeral of our late
brother. John Nicholson Interment
will be made at Peckville.
Mrs. T. 8. Morgan and children, of
Church street. will return home to-
day.
Miss Harriet Sharpless, Of Blooms
burg. spent yesterday with Mrs. Z. s.
Jackson.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28
SOUTH SIDE.

Permanent organization was effected
at the meeting of the new Republican
club Of the Eleventh ward. held in
Tickus' hall last night. Il. +. Moore
was chosen president; Charles r. Arm
brust. vice-president: Fred Schuman.
secretary, and Christ. Fickus. treas
urer. Nearly every Republican In the
ward was present. There was great
enthusiasm shown. and the prospect is
that the club will be an influential
factor for Republican success in the
coming election.
The funeral Of Michael Crane took
place yesterday morning from his late
liOme. on Remington avenue. His re-
mains were removed to st. Johns
church. the pastor. Father Melley,
celebrated a requiem mass and
preached a consoling sermon to the be-
reaved family and edifying to the
large number present at the funeral
Interment was made in Hyde Park
Catholic cemetery.
Jennie. the 3-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fenceler, of Birch
street, died yesterday morning. The
funeral will take place this afternoon
at Q o'clock.
MRS. John Troy Of Maple street. died
yesterday morning aged 30 years after
q short illness. Her husband and four
young children are left 70 survive her.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock with a high mass
Of requiem at st. Peters cathedral. In
terment will be made In Hyde Park
cemetery
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28
MANY NEW MEASURES.
Mayor COnncll Signs Many Resolutions
Of More or Less Importance.

OF More or Less importance.
Mayor Connell yesterday set his hand
and seal to the following resolutions:
Directing the city engineer to pre-
pare plans for a sewer In the alley ex-
tending from Marion to New York
streets between Washington and Wyo-
ming avenues; instructing the city.
clerk not to draw warrant for the
bill Of keeping the food inspectors
horse; extending the time for the pay
ment Of taxes until Dec. |; instructing
the city engineer to report upon the
desirability Of opening street be-
tween Putnam and Ferdinand streets,
where Wayne avenue joins Put
nam; directing the city solicitor to
Bright and William Love from interfer-
ing with Contractors Flannaghan &
O'Hara in excavating for a sewer In
Bright's court permitting the property
owners on Wyoming avenue. between
Green Ridge and Delaware streets. to
grade said avenue at their private ex-
pense; directing the street commissioner
to lay cross walk on Hickory street,
on the sOutherly side of Hickory street,
nue.; directing the city solicitor to pro-
ceed against the Traction company to
compel them to issue transfers on all
connecting lines within the city. ac-
cording to the provisions of their fran
chise; awarding to the Barber Asphalt
company the contract for paving Kress-
ler court. between Mulberry and Vine
streets: directing the city engineer to
secure options on the property on the
corner of Main avenue and Price street
for park purposes; directing the chief
engineer Of the fire department to erect
a fire hydrant on the corner Of Chestnut
avenue and Lafayette street; permit
ting Michael Ludwig to connect his
property on Olive street with the
Schully court sewer; directing the city
assessors to change the valuation tax
on railroad conductors from 800 to 375
and TO make the necessary correction
In tavea
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28
PERSONAL.

f. German and sons left yesterday for
San Diego. Cal.
r p. Jordan. of the ST. Cloud hotel. is
At Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tropp are home
from Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McClave left yes
tarday for Kansas City.
Miss Rose Walsh. of Clay avenue, is Wis
ttinS friends in Archibald.
b. E. Leonard and B. p Connolly have
returned from Asbury Park.
Charles Lamb and A. Rockaway have
returned from New York city.
Mrs. C. T. Armbrust has returned from
q visit to Stroudsburg friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schlager and chill.
dren are home from Block Island
Miss Helen Howard, OF Waymart
Wayne county, is visiting friends in tn 5
city.
Mss Mary Shelh, Of Webster avenue,
has returned after a visit with friends at
Hawley. .,sr ...-
County Commissioners John Demuth
and 8. W. Roberts spent yesterday fishing
at LaGran.e.
y. Lundqu.st, travelling passenger agent
for the Union Pacific railroad. was in the
city yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Melvin, Of the st.
Charles, are entertaining Miss Gilmartin,
OF Carbondale
Mrs. Joseph Levy and children returned
Monday after months sojourn at Della
ware Water Gap.
Captain Oscar Elting Of the Third cav
airy, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. VI.
SilkuIan at Lake Ariel.
Miss Mary Davis bookkeeper for Wood,
Harmon & Co, Is spending her vacation
at Newpor. and Boston.
Adam Gschwind OF the Globe ware
q house. Is spending his vacation at Great
Bend and Stroudsburg.
Mrs. Barrett and daughter, Miss Anna
OF Carbondale. returned yesterday from a
sojourn at Niagara Falls.
Attorney VI. A. Mckinley is again in the
city, having returned from Atlantic City,
where he spent his vacation.
Miss Lulu Rice, of Howard place Is vis-
ting her cousin, Miss Gertrude Brownel,
at Royal, Susquehanna county.
Frank Leonard. Of Jefferson avenue,
will leave today for New York city,
where he Will spend several weeks.
Misses Grace Shay and Mamie GrlnnelI
Of New Milford. are visiting Mrs. T.. Lei,
Of Idnden street.
General Manager w F.. Hallstead. OF
the Delaware, Lackawannn and Western
company has returned from Richheld
Springs.
Master Karl Amann, Of Penn avenue.
who spent two weeks with his uncle, ex-
Prothonotary W!egand, at Wilkes Barre.
has returned home,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28

IL spending some time among his
many friends In this place.
Jacob Engle. Of Petersburg. while at
his work yesterday morning, had
his left hand caught in the cog
wheels Of a derrick, and quite badly
crushed. He was attended by DIR.
Bernstein and II Is thought amputation
will not be necessary.
Philip Davis, of Dudley street. has
at Newburg.
Frederick +. Russell was the guest of
friends at Foster on Monday.
Fred Berry. Of Mill street, is the
happy father OF n bouncing ten-pOund
boy. which was presented to him by
his wife yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Wardell. of Grove street, Is
spending few weeks with friends at
Carbondale and Crystal Lake.
Miss Jeanette Lewis. OF Pittston, is
the guest OF Mrs. Dryden. OF Dudley
street.
Mrs. T. p. Letchworth. OF Chestnut
street. leaves today for a sojourn at
Crystal Lake.
Miss Helen Sanders. OF Cherry street,
has returned from ten days visit
with friends In Plttston.
st. Marks Mission win run an ex-
cursion to Lake Ariel ON Saturday,
Aug. 81.
The school board held an adjourned
meeting In the central building last
night with all members present ex-
cept Mr.. Young, who was out OF town.
The bond of =. ID. Manley was present
ell and accepted. Peter Peuser ad-
dressed the meeting ON the subject of
introducing music In the schools, which
was laid over until the next meeting
II was decided to open the schools on
Monday. Sept. D. a bill of 800 for the
erection of n wall around the No .
school was presented by Mr.. McHugh.
and on motion of j. Il. Swift, seconded
by Mongan. was accepted and ordered
paid. Considerable discussion was In
dulged In as to the advisability OF
lenghtening the hlghschOol course from
two to three years, but was laid over
until the next meeting. The next
meeting will be held on Tuesday eve
ming, Sept. 3.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28
DuNMoRE

Professor Houser. who has been
spending HIS vacation at his home in
Stroudsburg. was calling on friends In
town yesterday.
James Young and Charles Savage
are in attendance at the Repubiican
state convention at Harrisburg.
Miss Bessie Craig. Of Peckville, n
the guest Of Miss Phoebe Englert, Of
Butler street.
Q. ]. Van Buskirk. Of Toledo. Ohio.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28
THE SENATOR CONFIDENT.
He Addresses Members Of His Caucus In Q
Cheerful Mnuucr

Harrisburg. Pa. Aug. 27.-'T have
won this fight. for without the con-
testants I have more than a majority
OF delegates to the state convention to-
morrow" Thus spoke Senator Quay at
II o'clock tonight after q caucus of the
Quay delegates had been held In the
board Of trade rooms. The roll cali at
the caucus showed 15S Quay delegates
present, six of whom are contestants,
five from Philadelphia and one from
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28
DIED FROM HIS INJURIES.
Heavy Travelling Crane Fell IN John
C0nIin at the North Works.

=
While engaged with other laborers in
loading heavy stone onto car at the
North steel mill Of the Lackawanna
Iron and Steel company yesterday
morning, John Conlin. Of Green Ridge.
was struck on the head by the heavy
arm Of the travelling crane and his
skull was fractured.
The accident was an unavoidable one
The injured man was taken to the Moses
Taylor hospital, where he died ten min
utes afterward. He was 10 years Of age
and leaves his wife and seven children.
The remains were removed by Under
taker Raub 70 the late home
Reeve Jones - open for concert engage
ments and pupils. Mr.. Jones can be seen
q Ms studi, at Raub's building after
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28
A SWISS ENTERTAINMENT.
Given by vcrein at Biattcr's Hail Las
Evening.

An entertainment was held last eve
ming at Blatter's hall. Lackawanna
avenue. under the auspices of the
Swiss VereIn Of this city The pro-
gramme was carried out as printed In
The Tribune yesterday. and was rem
dered In excellent style.
The members OF the Verein were the
entertainers. IL began with a selec-
ton by the choir and ended with
selection. The intermediate numbers
consisted Of solos, DUETS. and quar-
tettes. II was attended by all the
Swiss residents OF the city. Congratu-
latory speechmaking was indulged In
by the members
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28
INDIANS IN DANGER.
Two OakfOrd Court Youths Left Home to
DO SOmC caiping.

DO SOmC Scaiping.
Nathan Burke. an 1sraelite rag ped
dler, OF 42S OakfOrd court, has IA son.
Henry, ~ years old. who didn't turn up
at the supper table since Monday. An
other boy. Moses Berkman, 13 years
same date.
Mr.. Burke says his son did not have
enough of cash to pay his way further
than the first mile post and the other
boy was similarly situated as to
finances. They had been reading yell
low covered literature and got fired
with the desire to do dire damage to
poor Lo.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28
RAILROAD NOTES.

Hereafter railroad conductors In this
city will have to pny tax on $75 valua-
tion instead OF 500 as formerly, Mayor
Connell, having yesterday made opera
tive the resolution changing the assess
ment.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28

Free. Free. Free.
at Prices Cash Store. l26 N. Washington
avenue. n plate of ice cream made from
Highland Brand OF Evaporated Cream.
Thoroughly steriliZel.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-28
Baucr's Rand Picnic.

I,auers band will hold a picnic at
Central Park Garden Thursday afternoon
and evening, Aug. % Band concerts af-
ternoon and evening. Full orchestra for
dancing Admission % cents.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-30
Do IoH Want to Stop Tobacco?
YoUCAN REQUIRED wH11gus,sErr

Ihe habit of using tnis,.aco grcp-e on 9 man untIl grave diseased toNd lions are prcGt;ced
 Tobacco causes cancer Of the mouth and stor,, : 4t'ii: FSpepslh; !Gss ot LieM0ty; nervous sf- iAeti0ES: congestion q. the -a;ins aud .v asr1rp of the nplif' uer 9. resniiRg in fI rair.g,.r,s tf Flsi1ii even l" the eX tenr uf bi7 atteH> tizzI ie-s fT vertiGo' tAbact |" asfGMa; nightly eUffo cation: dull pain ln Te2ion of the hesct, fol ! i9Aved later ny sassp 7ains paioitat;oa and weakened pulse resnl ;tsg in fatal keegt dis ea se. it al>p csuses jess nf vitality QUIT BEfORh IT I,TOO LATE To Gult suddenly IS GO seve!e & abocS to he system, as tobsceo-to su invete.ete user be- comes St1mnlant that his system cOntiDiIally ctaVes 'B Baeod uro' is Il scientific and seiia- Die vegeta b e renlf dy, guaranteed to be per iectly harmless, and which has heen in use for me last 2i years. having cured thous aads Of hab1tual tobscco usrrs-snlokers, chewsFs and snuff-dippefs.
 You can use all the b'cro you want while taklag " Raeo Curo " II will rorify ynu when
 to stop. We give written eusrantee to per manently cure any case with three boyes or reinnd the moneE witt 1o per cent interest ''Baco Curo" is rot su hs itute hut re-
 liable and scientific cire-which absolutely destroys the crEvipg for tobacco without th, ili oi will power, ami wi no inconvenience.
 It leaves tte system as pure and free from nico me us the day you took your first chew or sTuke.
 S'id by all druggists at sl per box, th-ee boxes Nhirty days treatment and guaranteed
 :1rel 3D. or sent direct upon recei Tt os ylr:ce send six two-cent stamps for ssInpIe< box po"Ejet and proofs ire. kureke Chemical S Mapnfartnrihg coropaDy, IT snuisct.rin;, chem lsts- La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-30
Wni Have City Water,

A movement is now on foot by hich residents of fhe Simms addition wiil soon be supplied with city water. This wlll make the location even more desirable than ever as nlaca .os resid ence. Last week Major R. Ath h Lewis moved into his handsome new tp o at or7 briek residence. Col IaEe-of san An. tonic. Texas, js ROW here and aili hecin pt oncs the erectjon of s $i0 000 home. Thus does the Simns addition forge .plendidly ahead in even the dry and dull summer season.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-30
LOCAL BRIEFS.
2 A Record Of Yesterdays Hap
 $ r peningS.
Real Estate Transactions-S Singular AfFiiction Of Mir. Louis
 Melczer.
Beattie's babiee laugh.

Beattie's babiee laugh.
 Guns and ammunition at Talbot Jl HubbaYd's.
 John Whtcomb has cpened barber shop in the rear of the 6. T. saloon.
 License to marry vas issued yester- day to Jose 4rmen:e and ConcepclDn Cuen. -.ar<s.s
 Dressed duck by the wholesale, cu- cum bers aGd green corn at The Salt River Valley Produce Go. ! ;. aOhe hundred thousand patent paper 'juiep straws just received at The Phse nix Stationary &nd News Co. F ..s L3st-Friday evening, pair gold eye glasses. Finder please return TO G. ". ' Little, Thibodo building, and receive reward.
 ... The Standard Iron works is turnSng out several massive iron columns for the new Ford hotel. The lathe work is.done by Bruce tiordop.
 Remem Der ths. July 18th is the last day on which you can get 10 per eeut discount on ham rno ocss as The PhDnix Stationery and News Co. .. r.. The latest and most popular book, "Beside the Bonnie Brier Bnsh," by lam McLarew. for sale by The PhGnlx Stationery and News Go.
 Governoc Hughes left this morRing for Flagstaff. share. he is to deliver < Fourth of Juiy address. He will return to the city in atoat ten days. .%f' ,~ A par. oi the contract for the con. struction of the new Methodist church will be let by hfsssrs. Maddox < Son. the supervising architects, tomorrow.
 Cigars are iu1ury, therefore try and get the best in the market when you indulge. Drsch,nan has undou bt- edly the cream 9f the cigar factories.
 Drachman has continued calls for scalpers' tickets and IS always able to accommodate his many customers. Don't forget this when you want to go east or west.
 Probate Judge Grouse yesterday ea- tered an order sf sale in the estete of Daniel MeAndrew. eattieman. who died between Phasnix and the Verde 4 couple of months age.
 Judge Baker and family lett this morn ing for Los Angeles. The judge xseiil install Mrs. Baker in house keeping for the saiamer. Ke will return imne- diately on aec0ant of the sitting 'oi the supreme conrt at Prescott eg July $.
 NIT. Leo.i Westheimer, representing the old eatablished liquor house of Ferdinand Westheimer of St. Joseph, Mo, is in tte ic5ty. lie is Inaking q tour Of the southwest in place of his brother HeaEy, wins is enjoying yaca- tion.
 Mr. Louis Melezar, the wholesale liquor dealer, is seriously ill Of an EE usual disease. A dag Or two ago to re- lieye nosal affection hs snufed some water into his nese. Physicians noag say that 1t reached his brain and that the result may be grsge.
 ''The Anheuserif is open. This IS the new name of Ed Isupert's saloon, formerly known as the Reception. The establishment has been thoroughly re- modeied. The proprietor was foy years . . 1.t | t,
Arizona republican., 1895-06-30

head bar ender at the Central salool
 where he acquired wide and friendly
 acquaintance.
 John Foster, life man sent iron ] Gavs pal county. was recently pardonet
 from the peni!entiary on the represent
 ation that he was near death. Iht
 pardon went into effect on June Is. Or i the 18th he reached Fresno, where hi:
 relatives reside. Four days later 1t i was dead man.
 The following transfers of real estate
 reported by Coggins & Brown. abstract
 Ars, were yesterday entered for record Charles W. Bingham and wife to Falen' tine Cant, lot 10. block 3, Porter's sub. division, $500; F 0. Sholty and T. D. Hufft to ". I. Smith, lots l9 and 20, | bltck 3, Collins addition, $200.
 1 Outbound Maricopa X Phoenix pas sangers last night were; Mrs. B. x.
 Pratt for San Francisco, J. J. Brown for { Pomona, Grace and Mamie Griffith for 1 Pomona, T. F. Gar for Benson, R. Hill and N. A. Hill for Tucson. c. E. 1 Crowley for Los Angeles, J. Kephart
 for Fort Worth, l.. Stuckart for Chi
 cago. N. Frost for Kansas City, C. B. | GoodeIl for Los Angeles.
 Church of Christ. corner of Je9erson and Second streets, today: sunday
 school at :45 8. m. Preaching at II
 o'clock. Subject Christ Living in | Christians The I. r. s. c. E. meets
 at 6 :l5 D. m. as usual, but the evening
 meetings have closed on account of the Union meetings on the grounds ad- jacent to the Presbyterian church. Prayer meeting and Sunday school teachers conference Wednesday even- lines at7 30. All are welcome Last night man who represented to
 an accidental audience that As had been cut out for a Catholic priest and afterward reformed, undertook to de- liver an address at the corner of i Washington and First streets. His address consisted of an nncntnred and
 illogical assault upon Catholicism There happened to be some Catholics in the audience who were also disposed to be illogical and waste old-tashioned
 eggs upon the speaker. Trouble wae
 averted. -. ts The accumulation of prisoners at Yuma ie becoming perplexing. There are now sbcut laa- Of these large ] number are trusties, beside many whose
 good behavior have glven thega credit, and others who by accepting employ. ment on the prison farm become en. titled to communication. 1t is probable that within the next two Meeks the governor will reduce the wum Der ot prisoners. by agaiiing himself of the authority conferred by the parole bill
 passed by the late legislature.
 The Rata, new illustrated weekly was issued late yesterday afternoon
 It's principal feature is it's artistic fea
 tnre. It is without any special motive
 and proposes to treat psssfng events
 lightly. The demand for it last nigh
 far exceeded the supply anG The puoli { cation will be resumed early $his morn ing. It's appearance next Saturday, its publishing day, will be more glorious
 It will be printed on heavy book paper
 will ahoand in illustrations and airy
 and irrelevant comment upoR local peo pie and territorial affairs.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-30

On July ?. 3, I and 5, tickets will be on sale at the S.F.. P. & P. ticket of, flee to Denver and return with final limit of July Is. at $57 50. By deposit ing tickets with the joint agent of ter. min&i lines at Denver an extension of limit can be obtained until August 25. These are good only for continuous passage Tn both directions.
 Hans Herlick, agent for Anheusel Busch beer, telephone 75.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-30
Lost or Strevari.

Ernal the Arrtlc i;;u wu.ks, fJur or hva days ego, NO small horses about i4 i'a4,0s ii'en; rom S50 ta 900 pounds. a roan and sorel; roan branded on left hip. Sorel branded oa right front shoulder. Party returning skme will Ut suitably rewarded.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-30

Get 5 co or Sl0O0 coupon book and save ten Der cant on your meat bills at The Triholet Budge Meat Co.,, li4 and IlS E. Washington street
Arizona republican., 1895-06-30
CD Cool.

The East End Electric Works are :n It again on lanf, and willrender reliab e service for the e,niEg season and don't propose to F,e frozen out in mid -summer ir southern Arizona. Office corner of Second and Adams streets.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-30
I've 6 secret in my heert,

pye secret in my heert,
 Sweet Marie. A tale won'd irrNar',
 Sweet Mare. II roG'd even fai;er i.s. tol must always usr i'arks' Tea Ih'2 Improvement y'.a "lii see,
 sweet Male. Sold l.: |. Eseb,nAn .c CD. I