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COTTON srrn MEAL

sonle time ago tho Texas experiment
station undertook an exhaustive test with
cotton seed meal in making of butter as
compared with other grains. aud II DE-
Neioped that higher temperature must
ne maintained in churninc the cream from
we mlik of cows fed with that meal ~
v"utsH, IN the South full rations OF two
lies, as would he the case in the Nortr
80 a higher temperature would not ncod
" ., maintained. The conclusions d,lv,n
ny the station are as follows,
! ne cotton seed meal had with a neculi,r
, H%vt on chnrning, the cream renlirfnt.
70 De raised from So to u degrees, as com,
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hf ols with s. TO rs degrees when other
1T9 5S -r are used in conjunction With ii.
degrees Sam ana may may even be heated to Il
ontter Il was formerly held that rinon"d
liam, where cotton seed formed tbe meal
az 9i 'ne ration could rot he churned
per Of trials made last n1,t,,n,r n ,i!l,t
ne M iollowiny; That If the churn We're only
s nyiei 9nerih,rd nun, ana when the cream
II II were diluted sufncientiv v,i, ny, N,,a'
so mar 1t would strike freely chnrnin,,
oouid be successfully done IN from ore
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Everett, Miss Hen-iic Price Miss Lula
Bryan. Miss Conncll. Miss Morris, Miss
Diilsy. Miss Maillct. Miss Gillian Brown.
Mrs w. y, Chew. Miss Bolts. Major and
Mrs Carey, Mrs, George Mcdonnell. Miss
Thomas. Miss Porter. Messrs. Seaman.
Croker. Smallwood, Connolly, Hemp
stead. Marley Charles Williams. J. T.
Bryan. Artznsr. Radelin. Heyck, DR.. Null
len and DR. Norris.
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All items. Invitations or notices for the
Society Columns should be signed with
name and address of the sender. addressed
TO society Editor Post, 1915 Walker ave
nue. dnstead OF agS). and should reach that
address not later than the second Gclivery
Friday afternoon.
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to two hours. but W',nnStiy nele 3
filled half full, or ,ion nlish w
SO diluted, The operal'ooar evea N.
on four or FIVE hours Re oelsss
fore the butter con" sauasf'"
then the results were "A
The Lake House. 'a ,s.'ar,,ll.hsl Z
has been refitted anu .,rsrsfi
now open under the n'aa.s NV l
Dick. who will mane 80. & vi
commercial trade. s Sss, 70 b y
the service is the best y
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1
| and denli-irgia, ard the corsage was tT!m-
med with jewel passersnterse and mink
/ Ir. A lovely new lace. combining pointe
| d'eSprit and duchess was on the neck and
| sleeves. a purple nelH de iys'at the tafoSi'
| the same flower, with white alereite ana
| diamond ornaments completed the very
stylish costume. Next the hostess stood
/ ne CUES, Of houer IN her wedding gown
OF waite satin. with bouquet de corsAge
| os pink rosrs extending to one shoulder and
| y bunch Of the same fewer IN her hair.
| Mrs Norman Eoote az Cleveland, ONO.
was gowned very appropriately IN a DTes-
| den q cured six, with ersen velvet iFim-
/ Mugs aui3 diamonds. Mrs. VIM. II Crank
| wore white satin trimmed with lace and
white chiffon. Mrs r. S Loveit's very
! elegant gown WIS OF white embossed vel
Vet the waist and long train being OF
/ llcht green STRIPED SIX and the fun sleeves
! Vt the Nhitc, piAis.ron % rich poiate and
| r.nk roses IN fhe hair finished ms eieHani
/ toilette. Mrs Edwin u. Parker lookei
I very dainty in e pearl satn gown ann 0lA'
/ moud ornaments Miss l3ohb Of New o.
/ lal-s ware White satin low Ccrsage, trim
| med with white ilee. ali white ostrich
( ,r,e in ttr daTh hair; Hrs Presley Is
\ Epinr'- handsome gown was or time
/ cnry sartnemuu, siik. with wreath nj
/ blue velvet iiowsrs around The neck 90 Hrr
! s-sni-law torr srt and irnch o. re Same
I ii Hrr 9a-i MS ~ T. 80.
| ~ Whit chiffon cv.t satin. the or'rsLi7t
! having puinns 81 thr za'n, ar9'.l' W
/ tpiiofn cenght np WIN PINK Ios' nu'S VIA"
I rosss on her i9w-r'cEtI "'i-' Ai,N ~ q
| hair coupletet COSTUME extremely De-
"on'ing to 90. rieh LfNne neAu'y oi ne
I "earor NrH, lt9hert brewster "uIt U'A 3
! velvet with rleh cut Jet t'iH.inl,i-s 'i'' ~
| porte la0e AMI Mrs RnihorioIa q fl,e
! heavy gay sih with a i'cHN Oh f4Fe "il
I italian guipure lace. Ladies assisting ~
! lana. Mra, y. D. ayes Mss ma
| land, Che Misses ChraMvi Mrs hu'n7
| cage, Mrs Berry Camp Mrs AtiNlI CAr-
I KIN. Miss Cargiu Mss billlHEhhn' Ars
/ George GoldioWute, mss Mamie House"
Mrs. Il. v Knox, MIRA. Frank I-utn'n
Mrs W NJ. Mitchell Miss Masterson' MISS
Mary Mnsiorson. Mlss tsiar MrS ~ j..
Weems md Mrs 6 Is Ncilhenuy Tier"
| were quantities OF refreshments le.t wmoh
| viih IN the flowers used, were sent 90 'ne
I Faith Home, a verv gracious oct or NfF.
| R.rt's part which Is worth imltaune
Among tho callers were Mrs AnpirhF
/ Miss Cleveland. Mrs l.. Allen Mrs
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staU VH@ Dlu, 100. ana their JOY eQu5itN
.''al % t,ie composer as 'hey pa'rpneu III
hood Of the onera bouse Could tbe ercat
Meyorheer have heard Saturdays perform
anee wherein Melot' Notdica Mantelh the
de heSzhe ptothers ana Flancon took part,
ht mist nave listened spelhMnd. 10 be
sire IN" duaence misht nave struck the
'Isi" nue. anxious composer as spinlless
pui u uetraFeH' IN lhct' onasIened araor
most unusual IN a New Acrk audience 10y
"hem enthusiasm Is regarded as cu-
iluHH provincial survival Despite the mar
Fe'ous NoVaizauon OF Me!pa. the triumph
OF me Jay was Nor!ca S. IN evidence or
NtrAlch great popularity, TWO snhscrtp-
non hStS are now open Tor souvenirs TO ne
presented 10 her on the last night OF the
Guerra one is to be presented by the mem
( ueis oil the famous NaudeNlile Grub the
o'her Is headed 10y Mrs. Astor THIS last
subscription is Ter the purchase aut
pltshtatlon or diamond tiara to equal
Nl'lh' III beauty ana value Ihe TIARA m
t'slion is composed OF the most beautiful
S'"u' r. anu Is sac 10 nave been presented
TO Media by ire Duo de Paiis,
--
NNat ronances are going on IN the
world, Notwithstanding that some folks
thirE 3, bes bo,or,o borelcsel,, ,,,s,.ri,i
m
""'''S 10 HU'he you creep Salu ih' ld'
Toy to old Mrs Wardle. Such might be
- '"e 'la' '''o' ~
! some incidents in the life Of Nine. Nor
dica. Nine. Nordica was born In Bangor
NJ. and with ,,a,,,ip. N.y 5,,,,,rd .r,,
a.. e,,,,r.,, a. :, - III. 49,. ,i ,s,.,t,
d.. bp,,,t ot Iora,r l. NL,,sS a., r,o.,T,
nv ,.,.ars ,or bs,,i ~ st,, -, els.
money to 40 to Germany and study. by
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| So ~ t,.t', ~ 80 pa,"
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ti|''a'.y nv lte "'l' ne went
| wy ". d "uloVn =" ,ii"Nv SUM- sV'Vh'lilt III
'o9' lsa"0hs anu mas never come down
"5"lH'
W -oeS 10 prove 'he raQicdl dluerehee IN
Hnku%h ana American taste thAt MlehaeI
""a MS Lost Angel whl'h proved such
! "a success IN London should nave fallen
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Mr., and Mrs James Musteison gave
their son James birthday party Tuesday
evening.
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Mrs Andrew Mcfarland Of Detroit viii
be with her sister. Mrs Morgan Iluu Arm-
Istead, Friday Afternoon. February IS
from { TO o'clock, and Mrs. Armistead
Win be- pleased TO have her friends meet
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-23

Mr. ana Mrs H. \, shepherd Lubbock
who were recenty married I'm New or
leans. arrived home Thursday aud are
temporarily with Mir. Luhhoct's parents.
Captain and Mrs r. a. Lubbock, 25Ui Com
merce aveulr, but expect soon to 20 to
their own home ON the Harrisburg road
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Books lately received IN the Iyceum IL
hary are: "Mnin," story OF Russian
love. hy Pushhn; "Mariaucla." story
Of Spanish love, by Snldos. "Ravemshai
nid streuon," by Henry Kingsley: Yer
utu's Aunt" by sara Jeanette Duncan.
Love Affairs Of An old Maid" by Lillian
Eell -. t,llowe and Ills Wife" ny
Blanche Wills Howard. Scientific De-
non5tratNifs Of the Future Life" by
Thomas j Hudson New hool = are con-
stanty being added to this library and
the librarian ia glad to see visitors from :
until every afternoon, except sundays.
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wohld seem past. but Il Is only dormant.
THE sparks OF hakty speech blown to and
fro may yet fall iito the masa2ine Of
stirred-up emotion and emotions are dam
ger0us playthings. The bounding pulse,
the quick flush and premonitory aching
OF war fever are felt by Americans In ell
parts OF the civilized world. a fresh evil
deuce Of the symptoms crops out In the
very stronghold OF the British Lion. Mr..
William Waldorf Aston, hitherto famed for
his English tendencies. has made a sum
mary clearance in the editorial depart
ment Of the Pail Mall Gazette. The i'm
mediate cause Of the upheaval was that
the managing editor and his colleagues
took a fiippantly offensive view Of the
American principle in the Venezuelan con-
trovcrsy.
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very delightful musicale was rivcn nj
Inc residence OF Colonel ana Mrs. Nc~toi..
1893 lusk avauao Monday evening the
rrogramne Of which was arranged hy Or
y. II. Grecn anl consisted OF ballad bv
Miss Bessie Hughes. violin solo nv pr
Green plano solo by Miss Daniel ballad
by Miss Belle Fem. violin solo hy Mr.
Mason. I'm answer 70 hearty encore this
true artist played Schuhert's serenade d.
Nneiy. 1t is his own Arrangement ana
Nlth tr1ic artistic taste. the rohIc air IL
undisturbed by any fIills or musical tvrn-
nastics, but played IN all It's supreme
beauty with stately duo and ouartetto
uhd TRIO combinations. tho melody md
rhythm OF the song dominating through
out. Miss Hughes sang another air nna
m" charming concert ended with a nno
violin duet by Mr. Mason and DR.. Green.
PROFESSOR Feidon wns accompanied. Icos
anu cake were served and tho Young peo-
PIE danced afterwards. Among others
present wore' Mr., aud Mrs NJ l.. Ron
bins, Miss Anna Taylor. the Misses Daniel
from Victoria. Mr. and Mrs w T. Grin.
BILE, Mrs. Campbell, Miss Campbell Miss
Bessie Campbell. Mr. and Mrs pnlfrev
MIR. ana Mrs, Beatty. Colonel and Mrs
Wagiey, Mr. and Mrs Norman Foote, Mir
and Mrs. Small, Mr. and Mrs. J. q. Bald
win, Mr. and Mrs. B. II, Morris, Mir and
Mrs. Harry Johnson, Miss Genevicvc
johnson. Miss Cardwoil Miss Estelle Card.
we'll. Mir. ana Mrs, william Barrett Mrs
Roslne Ryan, Miss Arnofi. Miss Tryon,
Miss Moody. Mrs, Neil. MIR. and Mrs. b
n, Herring, Mrs, Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs.
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The Ladies Readlng club met tuesday
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12
N1sRve1o sss Results.

From letter written by Rev. J. 1undernsn, of Dimondale, Mich, we are permitted to mske this extract Il have no hesitation in recon mend ing Dr. KiDg's New Discovery. as The results were almost narveious in the case Of my 'ife. White I wac pastor of the Baptist Church at Rivers Junc- 'ion srJ was brought down with Pner .onis succeeding La Grippe. Terrible paroxysms of coughing would isss hours with little interruption and it seemed as II che cou not survive them. A friend recommended Dr.. king's New Di.covery; it ws~ quick in us work and highly sstisf-. >ory in re- sults." Trial bottles Tree sf Tom bstone and any Drug. Store. RegulAs size 68e. and Sl O
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The Silver Platform.

The following in the financial plat form of the Democratic party as sd ,pt- ed at C.ic go: Recognizing that he mouey question Is paramount; we in vite attention to the feet tLst the fed ersl constitution named silver and gold together as money metals; and that the fret coinag. law Fssssd ny congress unde. the constitution, made the silver dollar ss 6 unit of value, and .dmi,e eI gold free coinage at a ra- tiO mes-ured hy sily,r dollar limit We declare that the act of 1873, de- monetizing silver without the know
 ledge IT approval oi ihe American pso- pie. has reeulted in the appreciation of gold and co sespondinsssf Hall in price of commodities produced toy the peo- pie heavy increase burden of taxs- ton enricbing the money lending clsss A, home and abroad. psrslyzinE oi in- du.:ry and Impeachment of the peo- pie. We are un n.ltershly opposed to single gold standard. Gold monome- taiism Is A British policy founded up- on British greed. We demand the immediate restoration of free and uu- limited coinage of gold and silver at the pru,en; legal ratio of l6 10 l with ont a aiftnp ioy ali ar consent from sny other nation. We demand that the standard silver dollar shall be full legal tender, equal with gold for all debt. public or private, and we favor Legislation 10 prevent the demonetizs- ton oi any kind of lecsl tender money by private contract.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12
Great Oaks Prom l.issie Acoras
 Grow.

Is line from the trits old verge We used to recite in ou: school boy dsys. IL has a forcible application to those email silments which ~e aye apt 10 dIsregs: 1 until they reach formidable proportions. A it of indigestion, e "slignt" attack of cons,iJ ation, 1t Is assumed, will soon pass of. but is V, " apt to get wore. and in the meantime is neglected until tie ailment becomes chronic, and then. fl not entirely ernd. icated, is a constant annoyance and menace oi wore consequences, for die ea-es, recoll-ct, beget one another How much wiser tO resort tn c course of Hosteter's stomach Bi,t.rs at the outset Of the maladY than to tempor- ize with IL at tn start, or treat it with violent remedies in i:s maturity. Be on time with disease, or il may '-fOor" you. MGlarious, rheumatic and kid nsy complaints, dy-ptpsis, constipa- 'i0n, hilliou-ness and nervousness are all disorders of rapid growth, and should be ''nipped in the bud" by . timely resort to the Biiters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12
1 .BISBEE NEWS Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget or Interesting Items from our Regular Cor.
 respondent.
 BIsBEE, July. 10 1896.
 CoPPEgISGs

Dr E. v. Rowe returned to Bsnson this morning.
 B. A. Packard returned to his ranch CD the river this morning.
 Mrs. J. S,ockham and son won't out this morning. There are going on . visit 60 Tucson.
 This is the regular monthly pay day st the Copper Queen and the hearts of s'l arc gladdsned therest.
 Walter L. Douglass will take e few days of and visit Nosales. He leaves in the morning. During his absence Audi'or W. A. Harvey will take the train.
 Thomas Sutton, the genial travelling representative of Bishop & Co, Loe Asyeles, came in today to induce our nsFehan,s 10 buy some of his wares Tom is . plsasan. fellow and hss lots Of fFisnds h Bisbee.
 Jss. Todd returned today iron, q trip Co the coss,. He visited Santa Monica. Mt. Lowe, Catalina and other Points of interest, and reports having had an enjoy ysble trip. He says that Dan Bsrnss and Fred Henry are dis porting themselves in the surf and that each of them are trying to catch An heirsss.
 Ths local grove of the Weodmsn Circle elected their officers yesterday as iollows: w. G. Mrs. F. L. Fiji oh; ; Adv. L. c. Toney, Clerk. Miss. Bet,hs Wittig; Banker. Miss. E. Cavsnsgh |; G. NJ. Mrs. J. W. Fsrrington: A. Mrs. James A. Hay; I. s. Mrs. H. c, Still man; 0. s. rs.Redgsrs; Nsnagsrs, krs. c. B. WilssI; Mrs. whistig: Grove Physcian, Dr. L. c. Tonsy.
 The Board of school tsustees met last evening and elected teachers for the snsuing year as follows, Principal Prof. Stewart of Tempe, assistants, Miss Nsgg,e Hill. Eiss Edith Stove and Miss Warming. Miss Warning i. . graduate of the State Normal school ss Saa Jose, California and hss She very hishsst of credentials. Prof. stewart also comes highly recommended The board hss. ws think made . wise selection and our schools will bs in safe hands during the next school year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12

Japan is just now challenging the sdmirstion of the entire civilized world. An agent of the Standard Oi, com psny who has just returned from there ssye that she is destined to become . powerful factor in the commercial world. He says she is forging ahead in oil lines of industry and he thinks che will soon be . hot competitor with Europe for the oriental trade iu many kinds of man ufAc.ursd goods.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12
l,OOlRnr0lo.

Rich new finds are being g.con.tantly reported from Coolgardis gold 6~lds.
 F.EI.miner. date Jan. l7sh. Ke-- ports among the finds ct Black Flat, . nugget weighing 300 ounces, nearly ell pure gold, . number of other p,eces were obtained amounting to about *i0,GOO worth. Co0igsrdis is an sc. csstible point. reached by steam CT 10 Fremsntle, thence by rsil to Southern Cross and team to destination. The trip to Austrxlis on the fine stssmers of tine Oceanic s. S. company. via H,n- oiulu. SAmna and New Zealand |,
 plNssnre sailing the day long. Tni- l:ns ticksts passengers to Cape Town, South Airica. Map of Coolgsrdie dis sriet and Pacific Ports, etc., mailed free to any address by the Oceanic line, IA Aontao mery street San Fran. s,sco. Iz8-d&w- Gm
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12

"We had an epidemic of dysen,ery is this vicinity last summer" says Samuel s. Pollock, of Briceland, Cal. Fl was taken with it and suffered severely until some one called my attention to Cham berlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. procured bottle and felt better after the first dose. Before one half of the botte had been used was well. recommended 1t 10 my friends and their experience Was the same. We all unite in saying it is the best" For sale by Druggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12

Jake Trowbrid.e. of the Arizona A Mail and Stage Company Is in PhexiI buying fre-h horses to be put on the stage liEe between Tombstone and fsirbsnk. Thi- ""mpsny keep abreast oi the times. and si ali times furnish the best O: accom- un additions iu sts2e travel, The prospects for an increase in travel between these points are i'm proving daily, and the idea is to be fully pr, pared tC meet all emergencies This Company is conpos.d of en,erprising men who are worthy of public patronage.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12
fOR OVER FIFTY YEARs,

An old. well-tried remedy. Mr Windows Soothing Syrup has been used ior ove. fifty yesis by millions oi mothers for their children while teeth ing. with perfect success. It soo,hes the child, softens the gums, allsys all pain. cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhoeA. I, is pleasant to the taete. Sold by druggist m every part of the world. Twenty-ivs cents e bottles Its value is iucslcu- liable. Be cure and ~sk for Mrs. Win slows Soothing Syrup. and take no other kind.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12
FN N woyco,, bs. an imo,oy.

F. Y. wolcott has an improved lemon sque,zsr that can not be beat. l, is simrls r1sir made Of sla;s, does its work perf-c'fuiiy and ev~-y drop oi jules from lemon is secured with out any oi the acid squirting in your eye e happen. by using old method. The coss is only % cents and every body should own one. Call and see them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12
wheasher l3ulIestu,

Cochiee Copnty:- The rain of last week hss done ~orlds o: good And the stt!e are beginning to pick up wonderfully. Grsss is sprousins nicely and will soon afford sufficient feed while the water holes and char. eos are partly filled. Third sssP Of alfalfa stacked with fine yield.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12

Mics Teresa Urrea, the healer, treat. cd lO3s peTsons last week of ell sorts oi silmsnts, some successfully. rslisv- ing them entirely. and othsTs partial. ly. sihe is now located ss the old custom house on soutb OreE,n street. on the corner of Third. During the time che has been here. she hHs treat ed about 25OO people. with the ssms result.-Ei Paso Tribune.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12
STATE OF OHIO. CIry Q ToLKpo, [ .
 LUCAS COUNTY.

 Frank J. Cheyney mskes oath that he is tho senior partner of the 6Fm of F. J. Cheynsy i Go, doing businsss iu the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and th., ssid firm will pay the cum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every csss oi Catsrrh thst cannot be cured by the Use of Hall's Cstsrrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn ts before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6tn dsy oi Decem- Der, 1sS6...
 lskALl IA. W. GLEASON,
 Notary Publie. Hsll's Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally and ssts directly on tho blood snd nucus surfsces Of the syssem Send for testimonials free.
 F. J. CHENEY < CO,
 Toledo, 0
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12

The cAmpiag party consisiing oi II. c. Murray, Mrs. W. A. Hsrwood, tse Misses Laura and Alice Crsble, and Frank Crsbie, returned fast night from thrir two mooI e outing. The bssithiui s-p+arancs of each member of She parry bsspeaks volumes Of the eni2y shis tso they hsf dnring re- creation and rrs,icsting season.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12

There is considerable activity in mining in Thumb Butte district, and the properties which are being worked are showing up well. Forrsst aod pougherty have two tunnels on their Eastern Star claim, one of which is IlO feet and the other l20 Isss, both in good ore.-Journai Miner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12

C.. $. Sect: '. ,ns Herald ss Phepix has taken passage on the famous old ship "Ms;finony" and las Set gail fer sprospefou sToysGs on iiiss tsn,ssptous sea. May tbe goal of his am biiiOn be reached and bosh b. and the lsdy of his choice enjoy many happy and prosperous year, is ths wish of the PhosfkCrok.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12

Ths entertainment 10 be given by shs Epworth and Junior Leagues will be it.E ct the Netheiist church to- nistt An appropriate program has has been preparei and will be present. cd. All are invited to attend this "R lily" -a joiot deso:ioial meeting
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12

Mir. Chas. Wilds, mail agent o1 Ihs N. N. < A. writss as that the Sonors train was ditched shis morning at L-no. Sosora. sssssal cars were thrown from shs track. but 70 one was hurt. The sceidsas was esess1 by . washout.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12
Advertised Letters.

The following is list Of letters re- maining in the general delivery at the Tombstone pos.office for the week ending July 4. lS96: Miss May Mason, Ed McK.lroy, Mir. Baroies, J. NJ. Bildossa,
 Mics Maggie Mccormick. When calling for above letters, say advertised, giving date of advertise nen,.
 EMIL SYDow. P. M,
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12

The new lead smelter to be erected c. Crit,enden by c. c. Fitzgerald will s,p ,isi st the outset oi single 40ion s,sck, but additional stsck- will te rut up in the near future. ItIs anti sipAtsd that the s,ack will be ready to bow in by September l.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12

A correspondent to the Star from Yuma s-ys that . few dave ago forty prisons,s refused 10 go to work ard in- formed the superintendent. they were being starved. They clam they Were furnishing lees rstioDs % 20 prisoners than had previously been allowed to ITS, and that they were too weak to wcet. They wsrs ali put in ciore ccnhssmsnt. most of them are stili shsre.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12

From up and down the Colorado river comes report Of rich strikes of ore and placer fields. With the sd- v.ht of big mills aud low working c3iarges the river country will turn ort miilions of dollars in gold and si.yer yearly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12
I, would appear Una, Femme ha,

surplus Of undesirable chsracterr. judging from the following rom the Tempe correspondent, of the Phe aix
 Herald: "Tbe fire last night pad the appearance of being the work of an incenai.ry. II such be the case the guilty party can not he too careful iL
 his movements for be would find 1t extremely unhealthy to have his iden- tity made known just st present. Tempe is getting weary of snesk ,hiev . confidence men and general cu'sedness
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-07-12

'. W. Buckmastsr and Wm. Holmes returned yesterday from H"okers Hot spsings where they have been testing the me1iciu.l properties of our springs to rid themselves oi rheums'i.m The results were sstisiactory and both eentIsmen are relieved and believed 10 be cured.