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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
Californian.

9Iber mie fommelt mir BIN? 1T cine Srase,
iiber Die Diele tau le1o 2eute lebt it9 ben Gopf
Serbre6en. Qtqe Oiele louten miiien, boB Die
Siibli6e Yacificbabn, welGe bis iett ale
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ofene 1T fir bteie1t9e, mel6e bieielben Gorz
tbeile Der @iibli6eu ober
Snnfet Route
fennen. Sir ben &etienbe1, BEN Souriitelt,
ben Seimlteueiu6er unb fir ben &ranteu, Der
bas califorlii6e &lima auflu6t unb fir ben
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let Rollte" perben ole llnonuebmlt6feitel1,
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fang biz su Cube.
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Seem Srleons ieoen 9onterita9 Inn s ubr
frii6 ab9ebt unb III einer Sour 1a9 Gan
Srancisco bur6fG6rt, NIB III wel6em ieoe
Dirt BON Na9gons un6 iebe Seqlemli6fett
p%ertreten lit, bte fir abiolutet Comfort
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entlpredel1, 1pel6e allem Gurus Oes mooerl1en
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re9uutg fir SSSnbaber bon 3idets eriter &laile
fir bas 8orre6t nit Dem ,,Sunle ct 9imtteb"
su reiien. Ser our69ebetbe
Gouriiten Sdlafwaeenoienf
pom Chicago, Cincinnati, 0bto, un6 Seem
Orleans, ga, pio Quintet &oute pirb bic
0teiie comfortobel unb ui6t 81 foitlpteli9 9ez
i%tatten. 4alia9iere, pel@e 3idets ir9enb
ether SloIie bobelt, boben oos. Sorre9t,
&onriiten : S9lefwa9el Sn benubel, wofitr
Ser Qreis mad Sos 2ll19eles nnb Sen Sronz
cisco pom Chicago $500, Cincinnati $3.50
ullb SEEM Orleans So, 10 betrGgt.
&e9eu meiterer 2lusfunft itber l3I9e &C.
California uno ,Q8ie man biufommt", 1penbe
man ii6 an SO. 81. 0etmeper,
General @elterr Qtgert,
$50 Start Ctr, Chicago.
9. S. 9. Morle,
Sen. PaH. unb Sidet a9ent,
SEEM Orleans, Ga.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
3uderrabenbau in 11ebrasfa.

Menn Sbr @Ges barber mifieu MOTT: Ser
8reis paienbeu 2anbes, bic Soften Der Qro=
bluftioll unb Der bari1t itedeitbe Profit, i6retbt
al g. g. Cuffs, @eneralzYaiia9ierzQ lseut
Ser G6icaso, Burlington uno Quincp=gobu,
GhicooD. SQ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
6efdbrltbe Gxplodon.
Shredlide Derwifung ourh
ent5iinoetes Gloafen>G as.
Mdt 8erionen erbeblid perleBt.

Das &incoln= 6oteI an DER Gde pom harriion
Str. uno fifth Qpe. DER Sdauplab DER
Katafrophe. Das i'm Keller inter DER
wirthfd9aft Don 60. KeeIeY aneeiam=
melte Gloafen=6as ent3inoet fi9 an
elmer 5Iamme.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
Din SeuhtodS erftidt.

ssyn ieiner Wobnung, go. 285 90. Srantz
fin @fraBe, eriidte @onntag Morgen Der
10 Sabre a1te german Mblers an 2euGtz
qas. @ie es 16eint, fam er am Sonnabeno
Mbenb gegen 10 l1br na9 9aufe unO bangle
&raqen unb grabatte auf bag @asrobr an
Der Wanb. Oabei muB Der 9abn angeDrebt
porben fem, benn gegen 5 ubr getern Morz
aen bDrte feline 9auspirtbin, cine Srou
sSanfen, i'm laut itDbnen. Sic rief Die
9ofi5ei berbei, bod ebe Der acknowledgement
anfam, 1tarb MblerS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
Sm Dientte erlOoGen+
poli5ift e. Ouooles miro eln
Opfer ieines Berufs.
Grbalt BON Ginbredern cine angel.

Der Ginbru6 in ole Wohnune Ses 2lpotRefer5
Suuopal. Srou Sunouall iiberrafbt
ole KerIe, ais fie Don eiuem Sefnde
heimfehrt. - Jhr Kino beinahe er'
fdofen. Gin5eIheiten DER Grmoroun9
DuooIes'. - Die Chatter perhaftet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09

Ser SnbaIt Der Qn3eisen pon Soob's
S%ariGporiua wir5 b%eitGti9t bur6 Suborios,
wel9e i'll Der Sinau3=@elt obne NultauS
accepttrt rpiiroen. Oes io9t beutli3 9enus,
boB Soob's turirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09

Sas Seits, mas man nit elmer Grtdltung oosr stnefa
bSiem Suften tbun tann. lit. i6 ~bieielben iofOrt bonn
sale an i~5affen. Gin unfebbares Wfittel su 6ieient
3tped lit Sr. 9. Sapne's Grpectorant, oas iub lett
iduoer as einem bdlben SabrbHnDert ais p0puldre
Qunoen.Nspisin betuabrt bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09

9OoS's YtGIen turiren 2eberlei6el1,
@elbiu@t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-09
sofort eet0otet.

4uf Dem 9p9bubngeleiIe an 49, nnO
Gurriion1tr. purbe Sonntag 8ormlttag Der
etpa 30 Sabre alte @rbeiter @oiparo Stg4
gems BON elmer QofomottDe iiberfa9ren uno
auf Der @teQe aetO0tet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

Report comes to Tombstone from the new custom house below Bisbee, that 6 Mexican had made an attempt to break into the custom house lac in the night and was shot by Line Rider Sam Finley for his trouble. Later It was found that the Mexican was shot in the leg, and not necessarily dan gerously wounded. The Mexican was full Of mescal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22
Smesslng Resumed.

The old Dominion Copper Mining company ct Globe blew in the first furnace on Wednesday last. an event which had been long and anx- iously awaited. The company has been hampered in many ways. and especially through the delay in the ar- rival of coke and needed supplies, owing to the scarcity of teams on the Thomas and Globe road, winch will not longer impede work. The cspac- ity of the coke bin is already taxed aud coke arriving daily. Another furnace will be fired in . day or two. and within . week or ten days, saye the Silver Belt. three furnaces will be pouring out e wealth of molten cop per.
 There is cheering hustle about the works, and Manager s. A. Psrneil and assistants have the work we'll in hand.
 At the mine work is progressing we'll unde. the experienced direci,oD of Superintendent A. D. Mclean. A force of 100 extra men are employed in development work. The prospec' for large output Of copper next year by the Old Dominion company is cer tainly encouraging.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22
RICHARD P. BLAND looma up in

RICHARD P. BLAND lOoma up in op- position to the doubters and trimmers, giving encouragement and cheer to the friends of silver throughout the land. He is true to the faith snc, gal lant leader tlat he is, calls 70 the scattered hos,s to rally to the standard and reorganIze for battle. MT. Bland expresses the opinion that the silver cause is stronger today than ever before, and assures the goldites that they will get all the fighting they want before the issue is settled. The loyal Mi,sourisn knows DO such word .: "fail" or retreat"
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22
TWENTY-FIVE
Reasons Why Cochise Count, Is Destined to
 Prosper.

It has tn" iire-r Climate "f any spo on ihe Pacific Coast.
 As hrn.th rrs ,rt il cauno, te ex- G li,d.
 Becau-p it is on rh- c"ntin n al d. ,i.- h-,wr. n san Frnuci-cn n Ner Orleans
 The nights are al~ay- cool. Therc were hut three night dn'ing los -nnrn-r rhat ,he therrn"meter did not go h-l"w 70 drgere-.
 Ther, ar- th"u-anl- o' acre. "i l,n" Ina, can hr had for n",.Ing.
 |, i- ,he finest fruI' cprntry on tht American con'in. Al va'i-iies "i fruit and berries gtow to perfection.
 Four diff, rent lines of railroads arm located within its b"rler-.
 It. mountaiL ranges are vast store houses of the prec ious metal-.
 II ihssII'du',d n OIe bnlli' n tha all tI.e other counties put together.
 Its rain irll i. always certain and l. about equally divided between the winter and summer months.
 It's pubic school system i- perfec, and it's funds are ample for all pur- poses.
 IL is on the border line between Mexico and the United States and the trade between the two countries i- large and increasing. IL is the only county .n the terri | tory that hss extensive turquois tield-. Its mountain ranges are timbered with pine and juniper which makes excellent timber. There is an abundance of water in the mountain streams all of the year | It has three valleys traversirg z its entire length which are from 20 10 50 miles wide. The wage worker receives 'ir com pensa,ion for his labor, and for tune awaits those who will work fol | themselves. No other section of the UniteG States offers SO many Inducements tC those who will come here prepared ic work.
 It is still in its infancy as mining .tockrsising or farming conntry.
 The extensive coal fields just below the line in Sonora will soon be tapped and another railroad will soon cross it's confines.
 It- lands is more pro iuciive than any other on the continent. It Is the only county Tn the Terri tory which has d-v. lnpei large and steady flow Of artesan water. I's newspapers are progressive and b-l-ive in the :utn. e of G.chi-- county There i- room fm 10000 families io live and prosper on the vacant land- still belonging to the government. Come to Cochise county ard grow up with the country. For further information, address, | IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER Tomb-tone, Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

AN Ameri an wife of an Italian count IS indulging in the luxury of . . divorce suIt in Washington, D. c. Among other things she chsrges tha, her husband frequently drank twenty bottles Of beer and ten quarts of cham pagns in twenty-four hours. The ca paci,y of the count is enough to excite envy, but the manner Tn which he mixed drinks inspires disgust. The countess is entitled to [ divorce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

Harry Hsywsrd's promise to haunt his brother Adry during the remainder of his days will give the believers in ghosts an opportunity to test their theory. II ever ghost owed it to the veracity of its owner to get down to business and keep engagemsnte, that Of Harry Hayward's shoald. The spiritualists and ghost dancers should keep a close watch on Adry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

A short tIn.e rince tii- editor found an old time prospector in his cabin
 liviog the typical life of his clsss. alone the greater part of the time. In the evening, s,ttipg by the fireplace, he launched into a conversation on Bib licsi prophecy, which is worth recount ing, both ss an illustration 10 those who do not know the class Or the kind of men found in that occupation, ss well as for the real interest Of the matter discussed. Said he, w0 are coming close 10 the second coming O: Christ. He told us in Mathew and Mark of the signs. which are to be the beginning of the end. There are to bs occurrences of wars, famine, pesti- fences and earthquakes in divers places, and there was to be "great tribulstion.." snd . prevalence of false Christs working wonders. So far e wars 20 the Chins-Jspan and Cuban are in that line. The pestileuce which went through China and India eets c ose 10 the pesiilence, and the rattle of earthquakes slI over the land have been very frequent of late. schls,ter and hi. wonderful cures, and the host of imitator-, fulfill the bill on the fal.e anti Christ prophecy. The vsn,. sufiering and poverty csneed by
 gold monometaliism, which is world wide, ard the terrible Armenian mas saerss, fill the bill on tribuls''oo.-Ex
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22
A romantic and pathetic story

A romantic and pathetic story comes from the San Louis Valley, in Colorado. In 1882 Ole Johnson, A Swedish pro-pecior, discovered a lode near Mcsca Pses and eunk a shaft into rich ore. When winter fetin he built . stout platform O: timbers in the shalt to hide the mineral at the bot tom, and, after writing to his wife to scqusint her with his good luck, went over to 0uray to spend the winter working ID the mines. In a short time he was stricken with pneumonis and died without disclosing bis secret. When his wife came to take posses- sion of the claim, she failed to find the vein he had told her about, for, unfor- tunately, he had said nothing abou, his device for conc. s!ing 1t. For nearly twelve years the ehaft lay de serted. when Eli Davis, of Pueblo, chauced to see the dump while pros- pecting iu the vicinity. After exam ming the rock and finding como of it valuable, he began 10 explore the shalt, removing the false bottom and uncov- -ring the hidden vein. He now has a number of men at work a"d is devel. oping what promises to be a valuable property. Mining Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

What Tombstone and Cochise coun. iy wants is not an influx of poor men, seeking work in the minee, 10 come in com petition with those who have stood manfully by through sdversity, but capital; men with the coin of the realm in tbei, pockets, who will take hold of the many valuable properties in the county and develop them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

w. T. Boyd. who is at present visi,- ing our city, is . "h.:s.: and shining light" in the workiDgs of frs,srnnl orders. Away back in the eighty, when this portion of tho frsternsl vineyard was struggling under the supreme jurisdiction of the Anc~int Order of United workmen, with . membership not to exceed 700. W. T. Boyd conceived the i,iea of forming . grand jurisdiction out of the territo- ries of Colorado. New Mexico and Ari- zona, and it required . membership of 20O0 to secure . charter. It was a herculean undertaking, many obsia- cles being in the way, the grestest Uf which was the efforts wich were being exerted by Texas to obtain the same coveted prize of partial independence. Mr. Boyd, with the assistance of other able worKers, began, and st the next meeting Of the supreme lodge the 2O0O members had ben obtained, the grand jurisdiction of Colorado. New Mexico and Arizona wac formed and Texas was still retained AS e part of the supreme jurisdiction. Since that tim. the order in the territory named has sustained a steady increase, new lodges being instituted at regular in- tervals. until the numbers run mp to many thousands. MT. Boyd will me-t the Tomb-ronc lodge tonight and . regular old-fsshioned love feast is su. ticipated.
 Aaeflsaa y6d ds-VssSS:s;. SS;.. .:.ssI,5eSr
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

4 recipe for Ia grippe was published in a recent number Of the Two Repub- lies. tis easily tried and consists ip placing 6 ha, on the footboard of the bed and then drinking Scotch whisky until three hats are seen. This recipe was tried by & reader and on awaken ing in the morning he actually found three hats on the foothosrd and three gin bottle- and an umbrella on his bed. He had lost hi- grippe, but he i- now trying to get color on gin tizzes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

The Los Angeles Herald announces that they have purchased a new per fleeing press, and otherwise giIing evidence of prosperity. The Herald i. an able journal, and outside of beiu g on the wrong side of the fence on the silver question, is making rapid strides to tine top round of mod era journalism.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

The Engineering and Mining Jour- nal ssys the exact average of the grade oi copper produced at the Ansconda mine in Montana, is [ 66 per cent. and their combinei capacity produces 5000 tons per month c' pig copper.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

When the ciuuds roll by the mef- chants 0! Tombstone, "ho through good and evil report, through sunshine and shadow have stood by the camp. never loonng fsiih, ever looking to a prosperous future. will reap the re- ward 10 which they are so justly en- titled,
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

No word was received as to the non- arrival of the Bisoee stage today, which had not made its appearance al 4 80 p. m. IL is surmised that an- other break On an engine was the cause Of the delay,
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

The printers wno are placer mining in the Chemehueves Mountains, near Kineman, are, according to the Miner, doing we'll with their dry washers. The golf obtained is coarse and com msnds $l9 per ounce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

Messrs II. Whitney and J. Watson two decorative artists arrived in town yesterday aud are enbellishirg g the mirrors Of some our saoons with handsome flowers designs in oil and Christmas and New Year greetings. Their work Is certainly crediisble and most ariistically executed and they wield the brush with a dexterity that excites admiration. a From here they go to Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22
TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM.

Effectually yet gently, when costive or
 bilious or when the blood is impure o' sluggish, to permanently cure habitua to awaken the kidneys an@ liver to a heaity activity, without irrita, . ing or weakening them, 10 disrel head aches. colds or feveTs use SySvp c biG&
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

Barney Barnsto. the man who has a dead cinch on luck, is coming to this couatry. and the Los Angeles EI- press advises thoee who have wealth had better not listen to the siren voice Of the ksffir King.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

The Presidents mes age in his Venezuelan policy evidently has struck pstrotice chord and now the metropolitan papers can be expected to be filled with Old Glory sentiments and cartoons of Johny Bull shaking in Lis boots etc.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

Enough money is now in the treas- ury 10 pay all warrants i-sued by the board thus far. and & considerable drain will be made on the county ex- cheauer,
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

Mir. NJ. L. Knight. "A wealthy Beaver Falis, Pennsylvania resident, and rep resenting ample capital, arrived in Tombstone last night. MT. Knight is here to look after some copper mines in this section, with view Of inter ssiing himself and associates. He leaves for the Wheistones tomorrow and will inspect the Gallen property.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22
BIsBKE. December l6. 1895. BisBKE. December l9, 1895.
COVERINGS.

 has been troubled for some time by | chicken thieves and lately has been | laying for them. Last night he heard ! commotion in his chicken house, and running out with his shot gun ip | hand he saw dark object sneakinp | away. He discharge both barrels a' | the intruder. apparently without effect, as there was no outcry.
 The effects of the O. K. restaurant were sold at cons,sble's .ale yesterda, in front of Judge Perrin. office. They were sold to satisfy c judgement held by c. A. Newman.
 MT. L. B. Me;calf, who left here on account oi ill be~lih Tor his home m Santa Bsrbsrs, Cslifornis, is reported very ill q, that place. His many friend. here hope for his speedy recovery.
 The storm last night d,d not last long, it clearing up and turning de- cidediy cold. wa,er-pipes froze in e1- posed plscer.
 James Paris, of ksnsas, who Tor ten years has been engaged in ham d ing cattle in that locality, and Tor long time previous wa. engaged m the same business in Colorado, has just returned from sn extended trip into Me1,co. MT. Paris reports the winter rauge fair, but on account of the heavy raiua in the fall he is of the opinion that there is less nutriment to the grass than last year, the growth having been too rsnk.
 Mosely and Matthias. the carpenterf, have moved into their new tuildinR on Brewery avenue.
 The following, which is taken from an exchange, is rather suggestive:
 The wind bloweth, The water foweth,
 The subscriber oweth
 And the Lord knoweth That We are in need Of our dues {; So, come a runnin', This thing Of dunnin' Gives us the blues. Charles Morrison, the veteran stage driver, is on . visit to the copper camp. Snow is reported as bsing ten feet deep on the San Jose mountains in Sonora,
 John Flood, a cattle raiser of Sonora, who has just returned from trip to Kausas City, states that the winter range is better now than it has been | in ten years. On the range tributary 10 the Ysque, Mir. Flood reports less number of cattle than in previous years, but those which are there are | in first-class condition. James Marter, . hustling prospector from Sonora, was in Bisbee last week and spent c few dave. Mr. Msr'er in' forms us that he struck rich body ol ore n c new prospect recently found by him in the San Jose mountains and will resume development work a. he returns. He took down a large load of supplies and provisions and viii remain for some time.
 The electrolytic refining oi Mon'ana and Arizona copper has 10 great e1' tent capitalized the value ol Lake Sup srior and Western Copper, and Tor al practical purposes wes'ern rehned copper is fully or good as the iske product. When proper trAnsporta ton facilities are afforded, it is pro bable that Arizona will keep right along with Montana in output O coppsr--Mining Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

Have your picture taken at Fly'r gallery and send it to your friends as & holiday remembrance
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

A Christmas tree is to be had [ the children here this year. A grsnd time is anticipated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22
OFFICIAL. REPORT
OG she Hoard of SMpervis~rs ~t
 Cochise County.
TOMBSTONE, December IT, 1895.


 9 o'clock .. m. Board of supervisors of Cochise coun- ty met pursuant 10 adjournment. Presen,-J. s. Williams, chairman, and supervisors N. A. Gilman and John Montgomery.
 Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
 Ky unanimous yotr, the bills of Dr. J. V. Gaff for medical services rendered to iudigenis at Benson vas taken up. reconsidered and acted upon: J. V. Calf. ........... SS6 %
 Disallo~ed .... .S4I OO J. [. oah. AVf "
 Dissllowed .s56 co It was ordered by unanimous vote, that the tax collector is hereby iu- struc,ed 10 deduct $250 from the assessment Of c. C. Warner, represent ing property not possessed by C. c. Warner during the assessment yesrs, and collect tax on the remainder of sand assessment. It is hereby ordered by the board and the clerk is hereby instructed to draw warrants for sil bills heretofore lowed by this board and not paid up | to this date. On motion, board stood at recess until ? p. ID.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

WANTED. for Investors with Cash, develored MINES. Money furnished or develpipg mining PROSPECTS. ';ooi GOLD SILVER and COPPER properties can be SOLD QUICKLY by addressing the
 AxERIcx MINING EXCHANGE, Q.3 m Boston, AaaA
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

Several more pro-pectors lett today for the DTagoons looking for copper
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

Another exciting poker game wac in full blast last night.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

A. O. U. ". meet tonight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-22

OIg0 Worr n'- hit- lawn Wai-,-, ,irh Gouhlt rufihr over shoulder. ,m 7, fl.. anlbr,Ii lpr+tl in cnlo:s Price Toe.
 O49l Rair| celebrated whi Bed Spreads, '"r dOu'Ie beds. hand-ome d,.-i.ns. Our special price 90c.
 Oi92 Striped wash Silks, soi, and ln"rnu-, in pink, blue md fancy stripes; six yards will maze stylish waist. Price, 25c yard.
 OI93 Al price below value we of Ter ladies' good qnslity muslin Draw CTS, with yoke hands, tuck and 2-inch mbroidery rufile. Price, 3Sc ; postage, 4c.
 O49i Pink, blue or brown apron Ginghams, at 4c yd.
 OIS5 We have just 800 women's and misses black cotton Mite, i'm ported by us direct from Germany, 10 sell at the spec al price of l2c per pr.
 O496 Boys heavy cotton knee Pants, dark colors, ages 1 to l3. Price l9c each.
 O497 Women's fast black cotton Hose spliced heels and toes, 3 pr. for soc. Superior quality for the money.
 O49S Fast colnrs in wnmen's black or tan cotton Gloves, all sizes. Price, l5c pr.
 Oi99 Mems white laundried Dress Shirts, best Wamsutta muslin bosCms, reinforced. Sp' cial val e. Price, 72c
 Oi 100 Men. el,sIc Su-pender-, wire buckles, braided end-, uiIh draw TT supporters. P'ice. l5c; postage, Sc. " WEINSTOCk, LUBBx GCO ] I Sacramento Gal