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JUDGE DUNcAN,s VIEWS

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eris announcements Tor COY Ti'9t W.!
mud IN ,hc s.co,,s ,,,n~o a., ,,flr - . ,,
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Texas. II needs be
..1~h. .,r,, ,,ss,as ~ -r.,,s ,., .-,..
in' rue H's"us oi i'Nhs VII MAJ"
no such demand. No more WIN NC tribe
friends of Governor Rober'e SO d. a
much-abussd and deceived ga usa. ar9
his true friends and those 81 Texas snnuf
arise and deliver HIN from ne bands %
advantage should he ,akcl % hts al-
yanced age and declining powers. ! won,d
not speak Other ~, tha M. r.spe'.fal'y "ni
fenderly or the Ola Aiea'N'. ~ falf p
jurist and sta,esmar-conrarfous ifara-
cd ana wise--hs acoN'hui''-,' h"''''@ = ''
sust renown belong ho' 10 MN aoAr iAi
10 Texas and to mo F,''l a. no5Ia''e
ri frnT
b'rE' ''om 80. ~ s,,ie,,,,r,s a., ,.,, .,,..t
sprung. SHAH me sp,e'eo'S o. '''S 'i'.'
,.,a'..,s ana ,1,cl,.,.s, ia. Al.
Sun, 10 ops s.,N, "i ,.a, 1," W., ,o III
signing pohtieishs i.n.'as r." 70 az
-, ~. ,,aonio who ,und. rasslt,l. ,t.
siories Of f Mt meridian lie, " nope mol
lei us trust that by sornc Hash % hls
s S,ni'l aisoaner he fruih-ti,at tho. VIZ
~ ~,s s',,ro,,nd hin natterlng. raioiin.
and asovNink, encnics Of ',.,ns,.rs,,
Inn ' new si a,sgnise, but bent rs EVER On
Gasirorina both him and his party.
sell f" hei.sye II viii help the ree FLA.
ticket t by drawing the votes Of some soil
men wno woI,u D' ROBERTS ha5 no NOR,
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W. Slaughter. treasurer; c c. Smith.
assessor az taxes, 4. J Caldwell justice
o. lis a's"'y Pm 40, u " MI
commissioner precinct No !.
Taken a. Whole II IS very strong
ticket.
Tim populis;a had couuiy convention
~ MJtano yesterday aud lndurscu l.. Is.
Wheeler OF Shelby county FOR district
tndNr. @ Borden ~ Angelina county
Cor DISTRICT attorney. ana James II sharp.
Jr iUf representative 10 thc Twenty -hfth
legislature W \, Wall having withdrawn
frow The race for d!siwe, and county
clerk NJ q. Gilbert was indcrsed tor
the position.
Mir W H. nonlcy Of Cher okee county.
candidate Tor the democratic upnlnn ton
iVr district attorney was hero last week
a!id only remained one day. As bis engage
ments in tho courss called him home.
luriuE his short stay he impressed the
people very iaNorahiv and doubtless VIII
have q sooi following here. as he l. high
ly spoken OF by all who ( rmcd his ac-
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Newport. Hy.. May ll--Ai 1870 today
the argument in HE Jackson case was
begun. IT was arranged that Cuonel \
II Nolspn shah- speak FIRST. Crawford
utNi and lockWart shall r.osr Colonel
Nelson occupied The Whole day with his
argument, concluding at ? y. m. lie made
the testimony OF scott Jackson in his own
defense the theme of his arsument
Judge Holm stunpunced thS afternoon
that the Scott Jackson case would moi b.,
submitted 80 the Jury iii Thursday lie
then pusinoncd the tria' ~ Alon2o Will
May 70
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TRAGEDY AT A SCHOOL.
'"' 'o'ofea PRINCIPAL nj Nnvasota 81
10 Death

inc Colored PRINCIPAL NJ Nnvasota Shot
20 Death.
Navasota, Texas, May 20. w. Landry.
principal Of the coorcd nubIie schools Of
,n's ''S' was shot and killed today at
sne noon hour by Tom Smith also col
ofpd. II seems that the neh, rrnu. out Of
s1moei matters, and has been brewing for
onne 'ihe. Several objections nave re-
nsntN neen urged against Landry as
i1sy council an investigation was ordered.
t,anu,N, Is claimed. then tried TO Sc
WIZ WIZ IN, me dismissal OF Tom Smiths wife.
no = smith approached the school house
S Ti.m y shotgun. and rs he entered The
u to n,a Lah n,y lumped up and endeavored
emith pursued, and the shooting began
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ARE YOU Nm!

in the belief that y92nrr re en Vii y,
II so. call on us anu IRA mis.ss...
You whether you s ,s wiliilf "
ii 1t isturnb!c, We a n plicil
tee ii. We espec,a.,',Sse Of n
, hsva ie'A '' spEtH
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SHIPPING TRAM,

Orange, Texas. May 1.-THE h!g pile
driver Of A. II, satorls dropped down to
the l-utcher Moore Lumber companys
mia this afternoon aud VIII begin iomor-
rpw 10 drive the pillng for n timber tram
lsNSp fee. I'm the river in front of The
MN 70 he used as shipping tram Tor
alougside the tram ana take on cargo
Win Niile trouble The lumber coming d.
reel from the mill 10 the vessel.
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srABnooK SCHOOL cl0u

Seabroox, Texas, May s-IN
only eight months Old but = y
school NJ to this date. In
Town Lot and Improvement -
j.. n. Nicholson have EJss
lGox250. upon which the toxn.
will build nice 500 schooi y
scholastic year was finisnes u
depot was decorated and an e..
the pupils WIS given. wh'cn w ~
creditahle affair. AT least ~ w
present from the surroaharu
The efficient teacher, MISS L"s !.
assisted hr the Misses Inoma
stcr. had charge of the enlia',a
spread of ice cream and cay y
after the performance any In, MI
kept up untll the carry "V-''
morning.
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90 i'sNos May II comfy Dem
4fe cta.eaan r u Rock has called
i.f rrunif rNfr4flee eommitteo 10 meet
IT, rs -'4,Ht ~ Srirt'-Y 80 ttkn ne
ll7u i uai-ers. waHr",n ue leie meeting
ri.. r1u.in. is slfl 80 haVc rltcfl
s1f farf-rt lA. 'lt. p-uiaui 81 meut
.sf.. 20 aeoi -traadl" hugs nfr opposine
~. rHuliGt.uu ~ prccirrt aud comfy Of
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a REsrEcrnp Al,Nr1r DEAD.

Wheoloes. Texas. May n.-Died. Aunt
Caroline Dunn, OF congestion OF the
s :, g assa "a years. She was for
anu was che OF the early settlers of this
county Aunt Caroline was faithful
ana honest Old soul and was liked and
respected by everybody, both white and
Whnelock cemetery
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s1lnr TO BRIGHTEN y

Cameron. Texas, May w.. ~. 4, 4,
who has been on trial ''Ns ',
charged vi,h assault y TN 1
jackson. WAS fined H., ~. nj II
showed thai stggs ny no Ma
Sadie Jackson cam into !ae ~ \ "A
to frighten her away ,av froa 81
rotiucd her 10 stay ave.
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s Sore,

In combination, prom,,,
process Hoods SarsapariIjIs ; !. !
to itself, and uncquallcd IN ~, ! ~
No other medicine ever n wv /
much curative power, or rr rs.ss , 4
enormous sales. or lpade ..s
deriul cures, rs Hoods Sar,,.a',
1t is undoubtedly the Les sl, ~ !
ever made TO purify, yitali,. ~ =
rich the blood. ~
That Is the secret Of It's ,ue,,.
Read this statement; ~
When my son was ~.
had rheumatic fever and ,ru,. !.
tism, which settled in hl M y.
was so sick thut no onsthou,h, .,
any help for him. Five aor.. u.
on his thigh, which the docto, n.
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KILLEn m A rRAlN.

F"rney' TeNas, May Inv. F.. Butt.
,he foreman Of the Texas and Pacific
iencins crew. lost his LIE here this morn.
ing. he was on "A hunlrnr ana me- n
irvlght on curve. lie tried TO get The
handear on the track, and was struck hy
,ne Train and Killed. The rest of the
crew escaped without injury.
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srocKMAN MuRDEREs

Lampasas, Texas. May 80
lock, Il siocl,man from the IVES
this county, WIS shot aoou. "
last night. dying With. l n, S.,sl
The murderer escaped anu ,, wslaI
unable TO strike his tran I'D
thr officers the name Of IL,
they refuse to make 1t puO'''
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Mss
THE PRIZES

y six months course in either shorthand
ana iNJewriiing, bookkeeping or tcle-
Eaphy In the Houston Commercial CO..
lcge 10 the one young lady over ~ years
~ aSr III Harris county iul the one out
side cf Harris county securing the larsest
uunNer ot coupons fore noon May 49,
'ic .4ty Npr1la-. Alay -. uNill after
- .-..-- - NlAses.
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FlTApArRIcK CON rwrIur yrAns

San Ansele. Texas, May ia telegram
was received here tonight to the effect
that the Jury at s,ephensville. Erath
county brought in verdict this evening
J, II. Fitzpatrick for the murder OF + 8
Allen: in San Angelo. last fail.
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TRAVELLING MEMS CANDIDATE.

Coupon Editor'
Houston. Texas. May Dear Sir' iieir-
with enclosed ricasr lind % coupons. to be
placed to Inc credit OF Miss lsla Lemon.
uf luckm rcNas Would ask ,hat this
contestant I've termed tho travelling Men $
Candidate" r.. y. ",
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MIss pnrwrHs REMAINs.

san Anteuio. Texas, May u, The re-
mains Of Aiiss Francis Brewer. daughter
VI Associate Justice Brewer OF the un.tei
IeasanwofNh. knnfns. tomorrow night.
AiIs. Brewer and daughter will accompany
th.. body 70 ths, place where the party
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FROM RICHMOND FRIENDS.

Coupon Editor.
p!chmond, Texas, May li-Dear Sir: I'm.
closed and g coupons, which You VIII
please place to the credl. OF Miss Jessie
Reese. of Neiasco. as voted by her
Richmond Friends.
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MN sAWMIIl. BOYS ARE MoNKlNC

Coupon Editor,
olive. Texas May II Enclosed please
ma - COUPONS, which yon VIII place to
tho credit or our "Sawmll girl" Miss
Vaughan Mcdonald. rhcsc coupons nrc
sent in by the employees of Olive, Sisrnen-
berg 4 Co. ia whom Miss Vaughan mas
been known Tor "A numher of years. Shc
~ a hrght energetic. lovahlr girl, ana
Will appreciate any and all Efforts IN her
huhalf Wake NJ. boys, and follow our
example, ana let's shaw what the sawm II
boys can do for orr "Sawmill Girl Re
spectfuly. w. IL Munro,
Min Foreman for olive, Sternenherg 4 co.
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FOR THE S. y. GIRL.

Nona. Texas. May II dear Sir: En-
ri sod herewith please find iol coupons,
which please place 10 the credit OF Miss
Grorgla M!llicAn. the >. Il. ty girl
n-u, her successful, We remain her
"lriends'
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FOR MISS Lrcns KEAGANs.

Coupon Ediior.
iIdus Ga Texas. May T. Dear siI. En-
closed fnl .n COUPONS which ul.ase
place 30 The credit OF our friend Miss
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LoaAL ~ THE LITTLE TELEpHoN
lIL.I
3gLfClTS COUPONS FOR THE POST
OFFICE GIRL.

'ITI'VN T-IITVI,
Nelasco, Texas. May li.-Enc,osod ma
~ COUPONS, which please place to the
cipilt of Miss Jessie Reese of Nelasco. /
Siaie aud tho employees al the Inherent
rosiniiiees to give her all tho assistance
Troy can VheN could not give their vote.
- onn NOR" worthy or orc who would ap-
precate their assistance more Rnsf.er,
iuilN, Mrs. NJ IompNlns.
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FOR rHH ros90TElcN GlNl.

Coupon Editor:
ileamoui Texas Nav ll-Tleasv nrd
cn nsei cunpous, wninl place. 10 fut
credit eli oDt ttNorte. Niss Nfcar. 81 ts
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THE T. J.. A. GIRL.


'NWNOn EUlftf'
l.ufkin Texas May lo-pear SIR: Pleas.
nni enclosed 3. coupons Kindly plac,
sutne 10 credit Of Miss Isla I.cnoir OF l.uf-
kin, and olliEo, yours very truly
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the credit Of Miss Refine stalhion Wish
In. her success, Gussie Mckernon.
w O. w SEND IN YOUR COUPONS.
Rcnmonl Texas. May ig.--pcar SIR
Enclosed please Ind ~ coupons Ter ine
" couufen oi tlic Worla carl, Miss Grace
CoInett. More VIII follow. All Noodincu
CAMPS atc requested 60 send ~ coupons
for A,l, hcuS camp. ~ "
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markedly successful pperns5M q
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nrArMoNrs CANDIDATE.

Coupon Editor:
beaumont Texas. May H. Dear Sir;
send enclosed Go coupons for The scholar
sh.p contest 70 be placed Ia the croiit OF
Miss Alclta Blanchctic of beaumont.
hope YOU win soon be able TO hear noni
her many friends. Wishing YOU ans, Of
course. my favorile success, remain,
Friend.
FOR THE HOUSTON LEADER,
Coupon Editor: 4.
Houston, Texas May 11.--Dear Sir: En-
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FOR THE BRrNNER CANDIDATE.

Coupon Editor
Houston, Texas May II Dear STR
Please Mud enclosed II coupons. Ia he
rlnccd to the credit 81 Miss Jennir Wood
Of Drummer Addition Hoping she Will
win, remain, Mrs. NJ. a. cox.
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sores. We had three dlnersp, A.
Pieces of bone came out Of thu M,
last doctor said the leg would A,r h
cut open and the bone scnp.d, MI
could get we'll. Howard bec,m. !.
that he would eat nothing, md On
tor said there was no chance "a, n,
"onc day, Il newspaper reconr,,
Hoods Sarsaparilla wa, left Il or ,
We decided to try This medicln. n,
commenced taking it the last q F,r,
after having been sick tor Vel, h
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CONDITION or eRops.

The weather was generally favorable for
farm work bat crops are beginning TO
suffer In some localities over North aud
Central Texas for rain. rho continued dry
weather is beginning to delay farm work.
Some cotton has been rcpinntcd where
damaged hy the hail storm Of last week,
ana pinntiug is completed generally. Fairy
planted cotton is IN and doing fairly wen.
mt 1t Is reported from sonie localities mat
late planted cotton is not coming up on
account of dry weather. some COMPLAIN
Of poor stand over North and Vest Texas
while others state that cotton came up
worry well Early planted cotton has beer,
worked in most seotlons. 1t ~ reported
from Ieovino that the MeN.can weevii
has not damaged cotton. The cotton
crop is reported tn good condition from
some localities. while IN others rain is
rhe dry weather has damaged the wheat
and oai crop considerable especially
spring oats Winter oats are doing fairly
We. and are ripening nicely some wheat
and outs bake been harvested
Conn is q ing very well, especially over
the EASTERN PORTION of he state. The croil
is growing nicely over TIE rniral and
southern position Of the state. ccnsidorir
the dr., wrethcr and the plant is wai-'
high IN somc localities.
Vegetation Is needing rain very badly
In some sections, ard The showers which
foll during the past week were very
beneficial to all gardens.
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SAN AUOusTINE cOlrNTY

San Augustine. Texas. May ia.-At L
dcmocrtie primary election held here yes-
cn1sen:
John q. Rohto. county Judge; w. j.
Garrett. distylpt and county cisrk. A. 4.
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HEAUMoNr FOR ruE S. z. GIRL.

hta0moni. lexaa. May il.--Please. lind
cueloFei ~ votes Tor Miss Georgia Ni.4i'
van ,he kaiiroad girl "A. Nona. Ih,re IS
no urt more deserving than her. Trusting
tha AZ Ntctesled wall pay hei thcr re-
earis, we lcel sure OF success. Yours
uu4g y Fuen1.
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rnn MI. rnNAs rRlzr

Miss Georgia Mliioan Mona ............ ~
Miss Vaughan Nj pouali Olive ....... IS
Miss Jessie Reese. N,laAoo ....-......... 40
Miss llrssir MnSs brnuer. ........... .N4
1if-~ Mclla BLANCHE te Beaumont ... lo1
Miss l-lA Tenor. l.ufkiu .-..... ..-.. IN
Aii rs Oracle rerNrtt lttch moud ...-.. 81
M's FmiN Mock. Richmond .......... as
Miss Rob Ransom, Richmond .......,. q
Miss KITE Ward, Wallis ,..-........ 80
NJ Is kNiN NnummnN. u. 20 l-nlAn..-. |
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~alfE VOTES FOR THE LEADER.
Ceulur Edtor;
iiossioa TeNns May j. Enclosed please
i tN'aiN coupons which please place
10 ilH ei'dit OF Miss hAno Stanton tnc
'n Tor the roNir of houston to
Ai'lt#t. she has niy b"-f wishes for her
q o.ra Is 'traam
l-' iho1i cigar store 44 Mniu street..
LOAN ~ THE LITrils TELEPHONE
Coupon Editor:
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lNr telephone girl Cuule on with Your
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FOR MISS GAYLE.

OWTlNN TIIFOl'
Houston. Texas. May ll.-ncar sir: I'm.
closed herewith please Ind eight coupons
10 hc placed 'o the credit If Miss i1,lna
GnAlc Yours trulv. Champ Ross.
ASKS Ills FRIENDS no SUPPORT
MISS M'DONALD
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-03
REAvIs CONVICTED.
The Baron of Arizona Lands
 in the Last Dutch.

The Baron of Arizona hss decend. d from bis high estate to that of . con vics. Pesslts- Rssyis was found guilty at Santa Fe. yesterday, of perjury. for gery and ether crimes committed to sustsin, perhaps, the greatest fraud ever attempted in America since The dave uf the Mississippi bubble.
 Word of his conviction was received by telegraph at Tucsoo yesterday, says the Star. by Mr. Jas. 0. Parry, from General Johnson, who was one ol the chief witnesses for tn. government. A peculiar thing about the trisl was tha, ten Of the jurymen were M.xi cans, who could not understand Eng lish, and to whom the testimony had to be translated. thereby shording the defendant c great advantage, since . part of the force of the evidence must necessarily have been lost in the 
 The tsstinony was of much the same character as that which des- troyed Peralta-R -Revis' claim to the choic- est part Of Arizona . year sgo.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-03

A miner had an experience that is seliom recorded, end it might have cause kis death had he not acted promptly. He donned his hat the other day and in . few moments he Tel. sn acute piercing ssnssiion on his forehead. Taking bic hat of to invss- tisate the cause he was surprised to find huge spider in his hsadgsar and tha. the insect had bitten him. A couple of days later the flesh where the wound was in nAicted began to swell and his system was rapidly absorbing the venom when he developed symp- toms of the deadly blood poisoning. The attendance of . physician was called and radical remedies were sd- ministsred and his life was narroely spared. He is now almost recovered from the bite of the vicious little beast.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-03

"It is with pleasure I tell you that by one days use of Characteristic Cough remedy I was relieved of . very severe cold. My head was com- pletely stopped up and I could not sleep at nigbt. can recommend this remedy. Chss. M. Gutfeld of Reediy, Fresno c., Cal" A cold nearly always starts in the head and aiteTWardsextsnds to the throat and lungs. By usinR this remedy freely e soon e she cold has been contract cd it will cure st once and prevent 1t from extending to the lung For Sale by Tombstons Drug Store. n.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-03

The loss of property e.used by the recent tornado at St. Louis, according to the official estimate Of Mr. Fredsr- ick, president of the board of assessoss, based upon . careful investigation by assessOrs.is SIG, ,a39 900. The number oi houses totally destroyed ~ss 32l, Placed side by tide they would cover one side Of . street for c mile and . half. The total number oi building damaged was S,5l2, Q row 8 miles long. Counting only five psrsens to ,he house. this number would make . city of 10000 inhabitants.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-03
Ii.w e C.re Kh.n.s,...

ARAoo. Cooss Co, Oa, Nov. 10 1893. -I wish to inform you Of the great good Chamberisin's Pain Balm has done my wife. She hes been troubled with rheumatism of the asms and hands fos six months, and has tried remedies prescribed for that complaint bat foand uo relief until she used shis Pain Balm; one bottle of which has completely cured her. take plcas- ure in recommending is fos that trou. ble. Yours truly, c. A. BuLLoRD. 60 cent and &1O0 bottles for sale by rombstons Dug Co. M
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-03
HORSES TO ENGLAND.
Salt River Animals to Cross
 the PoAd.

IL has not been . discovery of recent yssrs that the Salt River valley is one q. the finest of breeding grounds fer horses, and that here on the alfalfa fields coits sttsin wonderful growth aad ct ninimun of expense 10 the srower. The Republican ssys hAlf dozen csYlssds have lately been sent, with sll suscess, and . week ago Vet ssinsIy surgeon Norton. acting as agent for . Nogales house, shipped to Gors.nGf Yssbel of Sonors, . fine, usii.maichsd team of driring horses. The snimals vent through to Hermo- sillo in the best of condition ard ~sre highly admired by the purchsser.
 One of the moot important ship ments ever known is about to be made. aerending in time only on the arrival o. . palace horse car that has been ordered from the east. It is . ship ment oi . carload of horses to England by way of New York. "Brsnds horses will be . curiosi.y ever in England." said Dr. Norton, land it is probable they will sell none the less to advantage on that account. The horsss are entirely gentle, yet the brands will give the impression of wild animals fresh end unbroksn from the range" Nearly all the sni- nsls are of excellent stock, however, and the shippers haze 10 doubt that they w,ll do well ia the English mAkst.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-03

ThssI. nsive plant of the Saginaw Lumber company, at willisms. caught fire At l:l3 yesterday morning and wss tosslly dsstroyed. The loss will be $75, 900 and ever one hundred men are ihrown oat sf employment. Nc insurance. This is the second diaas- trous re that Williams has had with. in the pe.t year. The casss of ,hs Ere is unknown.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-03

The press dispatches 10 the Globe Democrat say Arizoss territoIisl bonds are refused in New York at fifty cen,s on the dollar. Last January they were going ct two per cent premium and last March $3O0,0O0 were con- tracted for at the same price. The credit of Arizona don't seem to be booming these days.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-03

Judging from she tempsra,urs this morning, there must have been rain some where near by fact night. The clouds hung threatening and dark Co the southeast of here and very likely . good shower was had in the neigh borhood of Sau Bernsrdino.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-03

Asa welcome to the gfes. and glo- rious Forth tt sunrise an anvil salnte of one shot fer esch state and terrific " will be fired, and the ringing of be He; at noon and at night the bells will again ring for the glorious heri- tags left 10 us by the revolutionary fathers, and ss night . grand pyro- technic displsy on Allen stree: near Fifth.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-07-03

The fsllowing Tombetonei,ies leittoday
 for Bisbee to zee ths big celebration tomorrow. All were mostly outgoing passengers on the noon special. sev- sral more parties expect to leave early tomorrow 10 take in the 4'h at the copper camp: Probate Judge wm. Bradley, Recorder A. Wentworth. Chief N. Doyle and family, Mrs- Sydney Williams. Jos. AcPhsrson and family, Miss Nellie Clark. Supervisor ]. S. Williams. J. c. Anguis, Sam Anguis. Geo. Hill, Katie and Nora Hanley Mrs. c. c. Waroer and Mir. c. 8. Clark