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Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-29
Dr. Niles Remedies Restore Health.

nROPOSAtS TOR FORAGE AND
 STRAW AT FORT HUACHUCA-
 Office of Chief Quartermasier, Denver. Colo. December ?. TSqs.-Sealed proposals in trplicate. will be received here and at office of Post Quartermls.er until IT o'clock A. NJ, I2oth mc-edian ire. January rs95 aud then opened for furnishing al Fort Hulchaca. A r. during fscalycar ending June 3. Ise6. 100. .ooo lbs Farley, Go eco lbs Corn. 100 GOO lbs Hay: and 7o.ooo lbs Hay or Straw for bedding Proposals for quantities les than the whole rr- quired. for delivery at points other than those named, will be entertained Contracts and bonds must be executed within twenty days after notice of acceptance. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals or any part thereof. Information furnished on application here or at office Of post quartermaster. Envelope to bc marked ''Proposa's for Forage F. B. ATWOOD, Major. Chief c. NJ:
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Ii the inhabitants oi the Garden of Eden could visit Tombstone a, present they would never again boast about Ihe weather of their little peach or. chArd and apple patch. We do not -ay that they could not meet satan in 'hia vicinity fl they should look for nm, but II would take him long 'ime to find a measly apple tree with "hlch tO tempt them--aud their hap piness would be secure.
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There is a spi.it of speculation in Cripple Creek gold mining stocks now raging im Colorado. Ihe methods used are sim;lsr 10 those used hy BaI- na;o and his friends n i.,e Europ. all htthr boom. There are profiao., p'operti among the Cripple Greek mines. and many others which ar, wildcats. 1tis the part of wisdom inr hose desiring to invest D discrimi ncte carefully.
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A strange m'dwinter picture was presented during the snow storm last Monday morning, at Flagstaff, says the Democrat, when an individual at tired in sweater, peaked cap and leg gins, was seen trudging through the drifts into town with his bicycle on his shoulder. He was John Ii. Wits, who set out from Fall River, Mass, September 2Sth last, to pedal across the continent and return. The bi- cyc'e record from New York to San Francisco Is 46 Jays anI 2l hours, and Witts will try tu lower it going back. He didn't anticipate snow in ArizOnn, and went out AS he came in using hi- bike for snow plow.
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We were informed the other day tha. lady, dressed in male attire, was parading through our streets one bright evening this week. No doubt the new woman craze is at the b b,t,um of this, and the lady in question Is merely becoming accustomed to to the new order Of things, ss she thinks, un- observed.
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There are some six or eight arte-isn wells in the neighborhooI of St. Ds.id that are flowing freely. the quantity oi water to the well being sufficient 10 irrigate A number of acres, which Is of excellent quality. The p'act;cal ef- fleets of these wells will be thoroughly tested the coming summer.
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Who was
 PaulRevere?

Everybody knows ".'lul P.vcrcs Ride" but what else did he ever do? The "piciioaary of United States History" tells. Ibis standard reference book is arranged alphabetically. and contains short. crisp. concsc. comprehensive informaii On about every event n Am, rican his toy. and about the men who ma.ie the events il Is al a Giance what would take hoUTs ofre search mother bocis IL Ills p,.,e n loCk dom that was wholly vlcart be o5e II cauc II is needed in every home and library. Y writers. teachers, preachers, and la,Ucn. Cur author. l. Franklin Jameson. Pr. D. , Professor cf lis tory of Brown University. formally 0! John Hopkins UniveTsity.
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TEsc vpGsscrt. Eseaufy-

Thrives on good food nr.i sunshine. with plenty Cf exercise in the oren air.
 Her form glows with health and her face blooms with it's beauty. If her system needs the cleansing action of a laxative remedy, she u-es the gentl.
 An pleasant liqu!dl axative, Syrup O
 Fi5s s
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Outiu Arizona they are m u,i: 2 how many E1glishmeu one Aiihonan can lick. They gO at tLi- eonnuta- ton with calmness and CoJlness.- Los Angeles Express.
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Of Fort Wayne, Ind, writes on Nov. % 1894:
 "I was afflicted for forty years with heart trouble and suffered untold agony. I had weak, hungry spells, and my heart would palpitatc so hard, the pain would be so acute and torturinc, that I became so weak and nervous I could not sleep. was treated by several physicians without relief and gave up ever being we'll again. About two years ago commenced using Dr. Miles Remedies. One bottle of the Heart Cure stopped all heart troubles and the Restorative Nervine did the rest,and now sleep soundly and at tend 10 my household and social duties with out any trouble.
 Sold by druggists. Dool; sent free. Address Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
 Dr. Niles Remedies Restore Health.
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Rumo.s of new and eXtensiv hotel in TGcson are thickeuing, Men of money gre taking All in,ere-t in th' subject. Constantly arriving cro" r of winter resid nt- c,eailv demon-- trate that q big ho:el ve".ure would be a paying one at the old pueblo.
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Sam Watt reiurried today from Or' Blauco where lie went 10 spend Christ mas with his brother and family. H. states everything is running smooth ly at the camp and met many Tomb stoners at work lhert.
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 The boart Of school trustees of the Tombstone school district, received a reply from Proieescr Carlos Tully of Tucson, yesterday, accepting the pTin- cipalslIp Of the pubic school here. MT. Fully is an educator of many years of successful experience, having filled the most responsible placesin the public schools of Pima county With sat- i,faction to all conce:nsd. The two upper rooms in school here, formerly taught by Prof. Ray and Mrs. Ray, under the new regime will te consol- idated, thus reducing the grades in number and saving Co the district the expense oi one teacher. This b q move in the right direction, and one, under the present Gnsncial conditions, that will be appreciated by the tax payers Of the district. Having had to part with Prof Ray and his rstimable wife, the trustees have done well to secure the services of Professor Carlos Tu!ly.
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Iou can earn S5 each day giving our absolutely indis;pt sib,e hnus- hold article away. New plan oI worE
 making exprri.iIce un"ac. ss,rv anI sue certain for eith sa in any rection. S,mple dozen ire, Credit given. Freight paid. Address, MEL
 osE MFG. O., Mslrose Park, III II
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Piles. Piles! Itching PiIcs.

SYMPToMS-M Moisture; intense itching and stinging; most at night, worse by scratching. II allowed 10 continue tum. ors form, winch often bleed and ulcera,e, becoming very sore. Swayne's Oinrm. Tt s'ops heiching and bleeding, heals ulce- ra ion. and ir mes, Cases remove the iumors. At drrggist-, or by mi. for 50 cents. Dr Swayn. and So.. Phila delphia.
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Live Stock item m TopeEs Mail and Breez": "A calf fell into hole near John J. Ing.l's house in Atch- iron aud died. Tie owner Of the calf sues Ingalls, for its value. Ingalls, says he did not put the hole there. The man d clsres ,ha, ,ha: makes no dii- ference; that il i, Ingall,' business to to Ketp watch Of things around his premises. Ingalls, says the cali had no bu.iuess to be al large. The man say- calves have rights as well AS men. These are the issues. and the sum in lved is S35. The man has hired a lawyer and Ingalls, has turned his son Ellsworth loose in his defense. holding his son Ralph in reserve Meanwhile the old man is hustling in the lecture field at $500 night to pay the exp nses."
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-29

A rising Calif'ruis weather pr"phet claims Arizona will experience q heavy earthquake abon, January 10 h and that i, will be particularly severe in northern Mexico and 'his section.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-29

It was reported that another rear end collision of freight trains occurred near Benson yesterday and diI con siderable damage to the engine, and but the rUmor could no. be trac- ed to any re!.sble sourca.
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Fl Mccormick, sun oi Hale Mc1of- mick, returned home yesterday from Phoenix. where he has been Tor some time past.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-29
BISBEE NEWS Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget o1 Interesting Items frou, our Regular Cor
 respondent.
BIsBsE. December 2S, 1895. COVERINGS.

ance last night. owing 10 the numer ous cowboys who have come in tC spend the holidays.
 The last shipment Of cattle 10 be made this year was taken out yester day and consisted of twenty cars 1 Over 20000 head have been cnt. red al this point up to date. Several ship. ments are tJ be made after the lst oi January.
 Sheriff Fly was Q welcome visitor to our lively burg yesterday. Sam Cowan was ar incoming pas senger yesterday from Tombstone.
 Inspector Hill, who has lately been appoiuted to fulfill the office Of T.. $. cattle inspector a, this place, accom- panied by Major Burke a2d Tom HagEin, went to the custom house yesterday on business connected with the late cattle shipments.
 Blsbee, as we'll as other towns in Arizona, is adopting vigorous meas ures in dealing with the tramp prob lem, Deputy Sheriff Graham making a carload shipment every few days. Fifteen were sent out yesterday morr- ing. II this sort of thing keeps on the uuwelcome hobo will soon not have even a plac, to lay his head. Mrs. ". c. Green anI daughters are spending few days in our ci'y.
 A woman who was inspecting her husbands revolver yesterday accident ly discharged tie same the ball pass ing through her thumb which caused painful but not serious wound. A large number Of sho's were fired late last nigh, in the lower part of town but no damage has been reported up 0 thi, time.
 The coli snap still continues anh water piIes are f. cling the effect and are becoming bIrrted.
 Tie following is taken from the Santa Barbara News concerning the death of Llewtllan Metcali, mention of which was made in the PRosPECToR a few days since.
 'tIt is with profound regret that the News is called on to chronicle the ! death of this most estimatle young man
 "The fact has been clear 10 his most intimate friends for some time that his ! ease was practically hopeless, yet we refused to entertain any thought but our friend would recover.
 "Llewellan Metcalf was in all senses a model man. His habits were above reproach. His character was noble, his integrity above suspicion, and his abilities above the average. He had bright prospects and, apparently, a long, useful life before hinI.
 "The cause Of hls death was heart disease.
 ''The fun-ral will take place tomOr TOW "Wednesday afternoon at , U'ciccl from the residence oi his parents or Santa Barbara street. The service: will be in charge o! the Native Sons O the Golden West"
 Train travel is rather light p,res en'.
 The Johnston Siaugherting Co shipped a carioal oi hides yesterday tC Los. Angle.
 Annie Cain who has been n schoo for some time in California has return ed home.
 Wm. Egans and family have re. turned from the Ctnneas where the, have been for sUmteime past.
 Several of the old Tombstoner, who spent Chrstmss at homa witl their families have returned here.
 Miss JennIe Mosen, who has been ir attendance a, the university ar Tue snD, is spending her vacation at hom, win her parents at Hereford. 
 Iou can earn S5 each day giving
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Heart Disease Cured
 By Dr. Miles Heart Cure.

Painting, Weak or Hungry Spells. Irroru- lar or Intermittent Pulse, Tlutte-inS or Pal pitation. Choking Sensation, Shortness of Breath. Swelling of Feet and Ankles, are symptoms of diseased or Weak Heart.
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A large number oi he mining To- cations under the new law are heins recorded. However. il is noticeable that many yet adhere to the old styl' blanks and dIsregar.! the new forms.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-29

Sam Cowan was an out going pa-sen- ger this morning, He went on bus mess and will return in day or two from Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-29

The bs.-i O iDTyis'r1 m, 'hi' afternoon and will ex anime in:o tho reports of the various officers for the
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-29

Look ou, for the two moons bill ed to appear in the 3lst. The advent ists in the east claim Ihe Millennium will occur on that day.
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Mrs. D. K. Wardwell, who has Teen at Fort Huachuca for some months, returned home yesterday much i'm proved in health
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-29

Supervisor J. . WiIii,n:' arrived on ths noon cpacs tolly iron BiSb.e tn attend meeting oi the Board.
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County Records.
DEED.

F. Dubasher to Arthur McNeil real estate in Bisbee-Sl.
 BILL OF SALE. \. E. and s. G. Lodge 10 D. and T. P. Waughtal and D. V. Coleman; 5- stamp mill engine, DosCabezas-S220O.
 BRAND. Of Mrs. Tom Smith, Huachucs Sid ing.
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sIelsnIJ eAIoN .soIIIy IU AqS.u u~A@ peAsil ~ :s.IIVrs-l5E'T pu9aHov AOKs 2lsI55nIp IIc1V .,Nsop . 9u01 QUO, S1H, Hv6 .sSIIN dQ Aq poIno VIDTVJ03N
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-29
HOTEL RIVALS.
cOCTISE

Grant Jones, Fi. Huachuca. John Adams do Richard Fleming s Turrsr, Simon Phelps. "
 SAN JOSE F. Bosiwick, Brooklyn.
 PALACE. J. II. Loclling, ranch. G. T. Ba-hford, City. Wm. Kirlew, Bisbee. Jim Blair, ii bee.
 ARLINGTON J. Potter, ranch. Vim. Kerlew, Bi-bee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-29

Farmers at rnoe,:> receive Sioo per ton for loose hay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-29

LA. Smith is in town 'E"m o'' B.snco.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-12-29

II. G. HASSELGREN, Postoffic ==Tombs,one Range Pedro rIyer, Cattle Brand-ssGton left hip;l ear mark righ ear crop and split Herse Erand- H G on le.shoulder.
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CHIRICAIiJA CATTIFCO

CHIRlCAHLA CATTLE.CO.
 Postcffice--Tombstonc,
 kange-Between Chiricahua and Draro D ,nts: Steer range on Bugle and Bonita cresb Graham county
 Catt.e hrant-CC left side and q lief; hip Horse brand-W left hip.
 Other brands: Circle " on left side: Circlo on Jeff side; UP connected. on right sd and hip IT. on right side; Diamond on lef' hi ,; AO bar under, on left side and hip; & or right side; ST on left side; I5 on right. side
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CATTLE BRANDS,

Our offer-A years subscrip- tlon to the EPITApH enti- ties you to a one-inch brand advertisement in the WEEKLY TPITAPH.
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MRS: ANNIE PRUE

Pest Ofice-Dcs Cabezas, A. T. Cattle brdnd-L P connected. Range-SulPhur Spring vsnav.
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J. N. McDonough and John Kelso left today for P-arceviIIe.
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..r,..orra,o ,o,r as',.. 4, ,.teo.o-el..' s.TT'A
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Secretary Herhert.'
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BRAND.

Of Mrs. Tom Smith, Huachucs Sid
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-10
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR.

Charming Musical treat Given At the
Home OF Rev. Boggsss.
A delightful music lie was given last
evening at the home OF Rev and Mrs.
Boggess. The program was replete
with musical gems and the partici-
pants acquitted themselves admirably.
The following program was rendered;
Piano duet Bohemian Girl, Misses
Hoxey and Boles.
Piano SOLO Ripples OF Alabama,
Miss Daisy Nix.
Vocal solo--Drift, MY Bark. Mrs
Patterson and Miss Hoxey.
Piano solo-Echoes Of the Woods,
Miss Bessie Tarieton.
Violin solo-Selected, Lawson Eel
der.
Piano solo-The Harpists Dream,
Miss Pearl Hutchinson
Vocal solo-Selected, Miss Maude
Goodl ich.
ecitation-Grandma at the MasqUe-
rade, Miss Julia Tarleton.
Piano solo--Belle Fountaine, Miss
Grace Metcalf
Vocal solo-Selected, Mrs. Wood.
Piano solo-Only a Dream, Miss
Julia Tarleton.
Piano duet-Lucretia Borgia. Miss
Patterson and Miss Anna Hutchinson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-10
TELECRAPHlC NOTES.

At Lexington, Ky, w. N. Hurst,
lunatic, killed fellow lunatic, Stephen
DE Long. in the Eastern lunatic asy-
lum.
At Barboursville, Ky, the jury in
the Rosa Gordon murder trial returned
a verdict OF not guilty.
Section Foreman Edward Studz was
shot and killed by Jacob Alexander
Sproyer at Bloomington. III.
Mississippi Democrats nominated ex-
Senator McLaurin for governor and
adopted the Missouri platform on
silver.
John Hodge, past grand master of
the Masons of New York, fell dead
from heart disease.
Vicar General Hughes of the Roman
Catholic diocese of Hartford. Conn.
died from hemorrhage of the stomach.
At Cana Davie county, n. c., Mar
,hal Cain shot and killed his brother,
Fillmore Cain. The trouble arose over
the division of some property.
Treasurer Cheney Of the chamber of
commerce OF Boston has been found
short In his accounts 10 the extent OF
sd,OlO.79.
At Pittsburg convention of the dis
satisfied miners OF the district will he
held on Monday, August II, To protest
against the action of the recent miners
convention In compromising with the
operators and allowing the present
rate 10 stand until October /.
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KANSAS CITY MARKETS.

No. ? hard wheat 66c No sGic: NJ /. DOC
No. red. dac; No =, cG'; No. T. sSc
rejected. s5c no grade. i3a.
Corn was about = cen, lower Receipts, 81
'ars n year ago, G2 ears
No mixed corn, Sac No. D ap saalc; No. 4,
Nttasc no grade, DC "" white, soc; No. )
white, sc.
Oats were firmly held and few samples were
"a sale but they were offered out Of store al
ls,,c Receipts, ear year ago y cars
No. mixed oats. lc; No e. l7isc. NJ 4 i5s;
rcjs'cted, i2g Tie; No grade nsiic: No white
sc No :. 2lc.
Rse-No , &c No 4 IOc No l. 80; No
1 tOc
Flaxsaed Market steady August &c. sep.
teInber p5c
Corn Chop Steady, 5Oa7ie per ewt sacked
bran-fim. SsaS'c per cwt sacked; bulk
Eplgrs@s Applicable 10 LeoIus Vichi,
Vincent.
For The Leader
Shake Judge" Perkins, our crow /,
tough but we must eat IL our staTve.
Leolus (which means little Leo
When ! came here, il was big Leo,
now IL is Leotus. Obs me.-Hawkeye
Sing and the hills will answer
Sigh, IL is lost on the air The echoes
resound 10 joyful sound. But shrink
from yoieinR Wheeler.
o! Leolus how are you now; the
shaggy red hair has turned gray ON
your breast; your mouth is no longer
stuck TO the teat; but your downfall
is due TO that IrishmRn, "PaL"-Mor-
ris.
To be or not to be. that's the ques.
tion; whether it is better To stay where
am and starve or emmigrate to some
place where pie is plentier Mike
Allen.
That speech OF mine is like the bull
pup worrying the old man. IL may
ruin Leotus but is the making Of me,
see --Pulliam
Oh! that some bird with bull frog
note would hailA its Hs9t in P~il,Ca.'s
throat and stop his terrible roar. -
Rev. Layerty.
Oh. Leolus. don't yer know what il
Is TO dine on crow Decker.
o. for the wings on buzzard t0 fly
70 some other land, where they always
have pie.
Had but served the party as dill.
gently as tried TO serve myself /
would still be eating pie. Viehie
| came. l saw. - we'll IN La,
darned. Kid Miller.
Delenda-e est LeOlns. Whitwam
o. why should the spirit Of mortal
be proud?-D Dodson.
Jar EYE SKE
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sALMAGuNDA FUNCTION.
Misses Hunter aud seeiey Pleasantly En-
tertaln Friends.

Misses Hunter aud seeiey Pleasantly En-
tertaIn Friends.
Miss Lillian Hunter, assisted ny
l.sss Dell Seeley and her brother. Mr..
Jess Hunter, gave one OF the most de-
lightful parties of the midsummer
season last evening at her pleasant
and commodious home on Cleveland
avenue. The affair was appropriately
named ''Salmagunda Party aud
consisted of a series Of progressive
surprises which immeasurably pleased
the guests. The parlors of the llu
ter home were thrown together aud in
them were arranged about twenty
tables, on each OF which was a differ
ent game; at one table the guests
PLAYED cards, at another angle and
at Others threaded needles, played
dominoes, partook OF frappe, enjoyed
tiddle-de vinks aud so on, the prize
goal being hammock retreat The
affair was intensely novel and unique
and caused much merriment Deli
cious refreshments were served, after
which other pastimes were INDUCED
in. Misses Hunter and Seeley y.proyed
admirable hostesses. The following
were present: Mrs II. c. Barnes
Misses Mabel and Ollie Morrison +
Dorado. Mae DeFord. Oklahoma City
Gladys Kincaid Mulhall; Collar, Kim
ball. Buckner. Pearl Jones, StellI
Wisbv Cunningham, Stevens, Blu
baugh Strang, Ellie Painter Cor'
Painter. Barnes Laux, Goodrich, th'
Misses Paine and the Misses Seelcy
Messrs. McClung, Perry; Seids, Mul
hall; Wheeler, Painter, Leonard, Deal
Platt, lIavighorst, Tarleton, Niblack
Billingsley, Pitts, Felts, Barker
Leach, w. w and James Pentecosi
Willis, Cuppage, Paine, Charles an
Francis Laux, Stevens, Bos worth, &c
lobie, Mckay.
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MORE OUTLAwRY.

Cbristian Gang Robs store Near
Calvin.
Another store was robbed by the
Christian gang near Calvin Tuesday
night Marshal MeAlister telegraphed
the department Of justice at Washing
ton to appoint special deputies to hunt
the robbers down. Marshal Ruther
ford, of the northern district, has a
force OF deputies on their way to co.
operate with Marshal McA Alister's men.
The officers are determined to either
kin or capture the gang
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-10
INDIANS DOING WELL.

thirty Thousand Red Men Engaged In
s1viIIsed Pursuits Many Taxpayero
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.--According TO
statistics receives at the Indian bureau,
10000 Indians are now engaged in
farming, stock raising and other civil
ized pursuits. During the year they
raised over l,37s,00O bushels OF corn
aud other grain and vegetables in
proportions. They own 2G0, 900 head
of cattle and ], ,2sl 900 sheep. About
1900 Indians voted at the last cleo
lion. IL is estimated that 80, 900 out
u the total Indian population of 247,-
oo0 are church members. Out of the
947,O1c. 1870 are self-supporting,
ane 1000 pay taxes
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oklahoms rr... A..oel.,lnn

By authority Of the executive com
mittee the annual meeting of the OK
lahomn Press Association is hereby
allied 60 meet at El Reno, OK. on Fri
day aud Saturday. August lG and IL,
1895, AZ O'Clock p. m for the purpose
of transacting such business as may
properly come before the association.
II is earnestly requested that all nein-
bers attend this meeting aud assist in
maintaining our Press Association to
the highest merit OF journalism and
fraternal union.
y. f. ilESsLEY, Pres.
LoN WHoRTON, Sec.
Program % Exercises.
Address Of welcome.
kcspOnse--lly the President
Editorial Association Mort l.. Blk.
Ter.
Editorial Frills - Leslie g. EirlaclS.
County Correspondence-ll. H. Gil.
strap.
How TO get subseribers-A. c. Dolde.
Cash in Advance Frank II. Grcer.
Foreign Advertising-W Il. Bolton.
Personal Journnlism-J. /. lsenberr.
The Liberty OF the Press--Geo. Il.
Tinker.
All Home Print Leo Vincent.
Oklahoma Libel Law. j Burke.
Fair Prices for Job Work-W a
Thomas.
How to Collect Subscriptions b.
Quein
Should a country paper print only 10
cal news?-L f. Walker.
Should newspaper "Toot its own
Horn2'-J. T. Palmer.
Patriotism vs.. partisanism Lon Whor
ton
ls.it proper for an editor to hold Office.
&C. G. Hudson
After supper Address
Personal "reminiscences Hon sidney
Clarke
Oklahoma Historical society Wi T
Little. If
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-08-10
MILITIA AT OKLAHOMACITY
Company OF Infantry to Bs Mustered "a
nj That plaza

Company of Infantry TO Bs Mustered Ia
at That Place.
The adjutautgeneral, quartcrmas-
ter-general, Captain Huston and sew
eral officers and officers and men of
Company A, o. ~ G. will go TO Okla.
homa City on the afternoon of August
II, TO he present at the organ zation
of a company Of infantry for service in
the National Guard. II the governor
should not be absent at the time It Is
expected that he will attend also.
The officers and soldiers from Guthrie
will attend in full uniform, and de-
lightful time is antieipated.