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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-04
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Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Guernsey gave fare
well party in their apartments at the Buck
ingham Tuesday evening. Cards were played
until 1890. when refreshments were served.
Dancing followed. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. De May, Studeman, Clark.
Little, Sanders, Weber, THEM, Drezmal,
WetmOre; the Misses Gadbois and Barber;
Messrs. Johns and Gadbois. Mr.. and Mrs.
Guernsey were assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. S.
G. Beck.
st. Paul Camp No /, Sons Of Veterans, and
Ladies' Aid society will hold a campfire in
Central hail. Sixth and Seventh streets, Mon
day evening. April II. The committee for
the Sons of Veterans is Lieut.. H. L. Metz A.
r. Swank and Mr.. Beavers, and Miss Nina
Hurd. Miss Swank and Mrs. Louis De Lesty
represent the aid society.
Miss Nellie Marley, Of Mount Ida street.
entertained the Carnation Cinch club Wednes-
day evening. The ladies' head prize was won
by Mrs. Sana Mortified; gents head, A. P
Mofit; second. Fred Monick. Mrs. Fred Mo-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-04
THE OLDEST TAILOR.
Has Worked Continuously fOI
Seventy Years.


VERSAILLES. KY. April William H.
Smither. CT this city. who, with his wife,
Drusilla T. Smlther. on Friday celebrated
the sixty-third anniversary of their marriage,
enjoys the distinction of being the Oldest
tailor in point of service in the United States.
If not in the world.
MIR. Smither will be ninety years of age the
9th day of next October. Seventy years ago,
in 1927. he opened tailoring establishment
in Versailles. which he has conducted without
single Intern .sSion until this winter when
he INDUCED IN few months rest. He will
resume work next month.
The venerable tailor does nearly all the
work Of his establishment himself and al
most every day, except Sunday, during the
past three-score years and ten" he could
have been seen sitting. with his legs crossed,
upon his work table. HIT has fitted four gen
erat.ons in family and has numbered among
his patrons many famous Kentuekiars.
He IS remarkable for his physical vigor
and his wonderfully clear and active mind
Much interesting unrecorded history is stored
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-04

Monday with Miss Florence Messer at the
Ashland.
The Sio,ey Mothers club will meet Friday
in the kindergarten room of the Sibley
schoo,.
Mrs. Russell, Of Dayton avenue, and Mrs
Fred Johnson will give euchre shortly after
Lent.
The Mothers Club Of the St. Paul Commons
Will meet Saturday. April 10.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-04
Silk
Shirt Waists

In tlne Iaffetas Qined throughout at s47s. You
cant ouy the materials and make them at home any
cheaper nor near as good. Our Dress Skirts at
81 So, IS to So we told are the best in town.
and they certainly are we'll made and hang we'll.
Then we have
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T.,- Gyranny of sne Desk.

We will suPPo'e tnu your octuJttio
 seden.ary- Unn your are Ch ,Ine |, 90 [ speak 10 .h- desk in som- com n, nous or perhaps to the To m In some vast mII where y-i a'e compelled to I,bor from mornins , DIsa:. ound y Is your only day oi rr!axa ion. loI return home ev,ry esennS We .riei m=nially and bodily. Yonr he. th a II strength bcg,n 10 fan. Wha; VII m 'St eifectu ,lly re- ouperate your vital eI-rgy The weight 0. ev!denCe points 90 no other conclus,on than that HJ,Ir,ter', S:onach Bit;erS IS your satesI, most elidble sheet anchor. Use persi,te",lv, an your sy stem will som rtst'. is prI,une v.gor. Every funciI,n Will TeCelve q heal:hlul impuls-. ! h, .s 10 rimeCy o equal the Butrrs for vouere,s and want of sleep dyspepsia, co ,supatIon and bil iousness IL sverts and em, die, all forms of maj ariai disease, and Is a preventive of rheu um iiIsn and Beural2Ia.
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RIGGS AND SPEED.
Their Pledges and Their
 Actions.

Had it not been for the pledge, made to tn" pf o DC by J ;. Riggs md William Speed. ptior to their election, that they ~on!d oppose any division Of Cochi coun'y, they wonl both ho nt home today and the county would be represented by 0 her gentlemen whe would haze some regard for the ie pie they iepr' sent. These gentle men know th4t they do not Va ee the sentiment ot the taxpayers of Cochise couny when they ,druca'e county division, but Were wiling tp practice deception In order to cure their election tha: they malt trfrat the will Q: the pee pc. They saii on tie il 'or Oi the mouse that the "peo le were un. nimous in favor of the m a. nre." Who do they mean when they say y"my people are unaninL ol-ly in favor uf the measnr. ?" Do they mean the taxpav"r- and voters Of Cochi-,. county, O. do they mean the owners of real e.t,ie in Willc, \, who see q chance to unludn ii t.lis county divis- ion tili ciu only be made law and WillCQy be m.ic a county seat. Ii the latter Is true then their people sr- unanimously in favor Q. the mess ure," hut Il they mean the taxpayer, of COchise County, the men who gave them th. ir vo e snL sen, them tp the capital lleigsd against His very prop o,l'iuu, they riost h.gran.ly mi-rep- recent the fac.s, and they know l..
 County divi>ion at this u.ne mean. dire calamity ,o ou, I,' op;e and they are unanimously exposed t. i' Gufsire O! Wilcox aIt wei .it,, and R gg- aud Speed knows ihis iu te fa f, a.n how they can have the tar!ihoo 10 gt up aud say my .eri are unan- lmously in favor c! the mea> sure" is beyond tie comprehensioa of ris sht thinking people.
 The people of Cochi.e county look to tH.ir r-presentntiv.. in .he council to defeat these ne.aFious schem~rs by the defeat oi this tax bur,ienive county division bill in the upper house.
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DEALS IN CATTLE.
Considerable Activity in Live
 Stock Transfers.

There ia still considerat le activity in cattle in this and adiaoent counties. B. A. Packard i. reported ,o have bought 1900 head bel " the Sonora line at 50 per head. Ed k ,ber,s, We are infor m d, has sold to ". '. L.n', representing Miller & Lux. about 700G head on the upper San Pedro at a goo l figure.
 The Range News says E. B. Moore is said to have secured the heri of Peter Johnson, oi Bishee, comprising about two thousand head. A. 4. Spangh went last week wlih F. r. Moore to in0I at bunch of 1000 head os st. CTS bel W the line Mr. 4. Ci.i-- holm, of Wilcox, has sull to l.. E. Ryan all ihe c,ttlt. in one hi. brands ran sing on the san Pedro near Ben son. IL is stat d c. <. Robertson, ui Sou h Pass, has sod his entire herd tp MT. Ryan.
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CGUNTi DIVISION.
The Bill Passes the House by
 a bare Maj 'rity.

The Republican says: "The debate on the C!,iricshua bill was entertain. ing, mors s", periIap-. than on any other bill that has yet been passed by the house. Skinner of Graham and Speed Of "Chir:cahua," made the spes ches of tie d-y and yroveI tha, the house has good orAtorical timber in 1t. Skinner opposed the measure and declared tha, IL WI. not an eco- nomlcal measure Ter se.
 "Jones of Cochise declared that Speed Was going back on his late eiec- ton pie. g"s by prHpo-ing and for warjing Ii bill to divide Coclise cnun'y, and Speed answered that the Fl .dge Was forced upon him by the. friends of the new county who desirrd hi, election in order that the bill might be intrcd lced.
 Riggs O; Cochise favored the tlll in A soDewlIat pathetic speech, ou, de- clarsd that lie wse forced to vGt- agsins, t because of h,s aD te. election p,eige. His own people d sired thr measure r1ost ar.entIy. Yet tp keep his " ,rd ani deceiva n-t even mn en-. emv he mus, disregard their denre and cast his ballot a lainsr the bill.
 "A nuTnh' r of peti ions were .ff-red in f.voy of tn. new county. Mr. Jrnes declared he to1h have pro- da ei a petition a yard long again ct i,, but h. understood that no at,emp, would le made to create the new county at this session. Both R;gg. and Sped declared that taxpayers of the district sfected were unauimou. ly m f,vOr Of tho rev county, with ihe county ,ett a. Wilcox; the mileage expenses C.; th,ss reeid n:s would te greatly decreased, and n ey desired the division for the reason ;hst l. would gave them E. great de&l O! money and reduce their taxes.
 "-kiuner d-clare,. that 6 division Of Graham county would leave the rest O! the county in . very tad atate financially, and also Cochi.e county would cutler. Skinner fought 10 the very last scains. the bill, but in the end was defestei. and the final vote was thirteen in favor against eleven opposed, a.d Warren absent."
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UTAH'S REQUEST DENIED,
Arizona will Part with None
 of her Territory.

The Gazete says the sen imcnt O! the lcint legislative committee con siieIins with the U ah commissioner the ce-.ion to Utah of ,hat ortiun of
 Ar;zOra lying north Cf the Grand Caiipn of the Colrrndr, se,m- 10 te against the propo-i iIn and when the report is mate to the l-gi-la ure it Nili be one Otjecring 10 any dim!nu,i 'u oi the area o: Arizona.
 Membe Cowsn presented Q p.tit!on ag-in-t ibe proposed ce--ion signe.i !,y numerous ,axpa, CTS of k,neman Mo- nave county, The members of the roumi'tee {, ox this petition for tLe,r cue and on- by one t t,ted opposition 70 the ce-s.ou. Cuuucllmrn Hunt moved th.t an unf ,vor.bls report he turned tn the two bodies. Ina mo- tim Was Lot put to vot', but the agreem-D VA. Tnds that such a re- port should tfr given.
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BlSBEE .NtWS.
BIsBEE. March l, 1897.
COVERINGS.

Mrs. Hillman and Mir. Mike O'B fen took a trip 10 Benson today, accom- psnying Mrl. O'Brien who is on her way tc Alabama.
 MT. and Mrs. Jas. Hay also took a trip to Benson and back today. They went for the purpose of meeting Mrs. Hays mother and her little girl who will visit them for a short time.
 A couple more of Bisbee's yonng folks were made one last evenin, by the Rev. J. G. Prichard's adamin inc matrimonial knot. The happy par ties in this case were Mir. Charl-s Kin. ney and Miss Mamie O'Brien, and they feel just q tritl, m IT, ticklet than Is usual even in sdch cases owing 10 the strong oppo.i ion which they had to surn ouut before they could attain the desired end. Now that the stern parent is silenced they are as contented as 8 pair of turtle doves. and the only harm we wish the m is that they will not get over It very econ. We wonde. who the next ones will be.
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BIsBEE, March f, 1897
COVERINGS.


 n. S.. ArmoLd who has been in Tomt stone for several months past trying to regain his u.ual health, re- turned to Bisbee this eveEing. He feels much improved but is no. qui ( himself even yet.
 The grand ball of the Bi.bee Fire Department in celebration of the in- sugura'inn Of Mckinley " i'll take place at the rink tonight end large at,enl- ance is assured. The best of music has been procured ard al! n cesar, arrangements made, and a pleasant time will probably be enjoyed by all.
 Bi-bee has been hon0red by the visit of some di-tinguishe! visitors to- day in the persons Of Prof. Agasiz, president of the Calumet and Herla Mining company, his son, and Col. Levermore, vice president and general manager cf the same company. They have been quite busy sl. day looking at the various things of inter st nbou, the mine and works Of the c. c Cc.. and despite the short time as their disposal, they have seen enough t. give them a good impression of our town and company. They leave 10 night on 8 special train about 2 30 D III. to make connexions with the east bound Southern Pacific.
 Well, the curtain has fallen on the first act O! the Hon. Mr. Speeds per 6dious drama. The treacberou- course has been successful so far as the pas-- ing of the corrupt Chi. icahua bill through the house $ concerned. and the contemptible methods and whole sale trading against the let interests of Arizona for the bent fit Of few tes- picab.e land sharks has certainly barne some fruit.
 But there arc still two more acts to the drama, the passing of the codncil and the signing by the governor, and before the end is reached Mr. Speed will probably find tim-elf playing he part Of the heavy villain before the .ye- of She whole territory.
 To our notion a person who has no more principle or Americsnism about him than 10 admir- on the floor of the sgi.lativs assembly that he va, led by his sc-cslled friends to make false pledges to hi, constituents for the purpose of securing his election is ut ,erly unworthy.
 We esuppose MT. Speed thinks him self justified in his course. The posi- ton might well be lik.n,d 10 that oi the poor jAssack who wearily DO $ dong after bunch 0i grass suspended ust beyond his resch: whil,, he pro ,seds there is hope bu, failure meaUs .nomIny and Obscnrity.
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SUGAR BEETS.
An opportunity Offered 10 Trv
 the Experiment.

Never before in ;ha history of Ari- zpiia has su much interest been mani. fest d in tiie growing Oi susar beets AS during the prsent season. Meet ings are b ing he!i 10 di-cu .s the suo. Ject. aud two eutar beet C. nyn:irs have already been organizei in the Salt River valley. No d ut; the great rucces- otini' ej m the F. cOs valley lat year mas much to dD with aw"keI!ing the present Interest In hIZ ,na. In answer tp the q ,-sIon What kind uf soii Is neCe--afy for thr succe-siul rr,~iug of sIgrr beets? Wm. Stowe Deyol, Dir,ct.r of the Exp-IIm' nt St.riUD, wits that any m drately fer tile coil iha. may be easily cuirivaIei to the drttn 0 twelve ar fifteen inches Is suited tO tne ruliur- of sugar b-eis. very ish', sandy soil, s very rich sol d n heavy clay nr nuOhe are ni.i -ction- ahle. Tre te [ ,e-ults have tee. "b- 'ained upon moderately fertile sandy foam.
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Among the rumero us persons wno have been cured of rcheuma.ism b, On .m perliia', Pain Biln, m -ntion shouli b-m,d= Of Mrs. Emily Tho,ne. of Toledo. Wash, who says: ''l have never been able 10 procure any m-dicrne that would relieve me of rhzumttls,n like Chanberlarn', Pam Balm ] htve also us d il for Ia ne b,cl wuh grea, sIcce ess IL is th- b-st linimen, h ". ever use d, and I take pie ,sure in recon n-n linz 1T
 omy friends" For sale by Druggists
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bISbEb NEWS Daily Happenings at tAe Great Copper Camp. tiitset Ji Interesting lt"As ir"4. "ar Regular Cor
 respondent.
risHEE, Ms;ca D. iSo7. .'PEhiSG

Hra'v imu.rn'an took run down Io B-'.on on tne train toia. inr the purpo,s 0! meeting s,rne fricn is.
 Lnkr Mahan left this morning for a short uip io Tucson. He hss little business tO stt,na tr ,he'e but will :r babiy rrtnrn ab"at next Tuesday.
 Horace Mann If this norliug on Il tu-ines, trip and will probably be absent fer some iew days to come. He s thinking of investing some of his spare cash in an Arizona farm and will look at several in different parts of the country before his Jeturn.
 Mra. Wm. Lani and daughter came in on the tram t'i. evening for an othe. short visit. Mir. Land has been about town for several weeks u,w To Iking after his cattle interests but is Il ght!v under tha weather at present. seems 70 hmve been caught in the gen. er,l run ,f sickness which hss been going the rounds of late bat hopes to he himself agAin in d day or so.
 The ii .rman's ball which came of las: night VA. we,! att nded ard everyone Lii their bes: to enj ,y the m seve-. hIr. A. T. SOule was the mus ical director for the evening but the Mfxicsn band under his control seemed unable 10 p-nrerly execute his iiras. Allie wanted "Uvertures," which by the WAY, are pa ticul.r favoritss of bi-, hat ;iie band were unI Iepared fer higA clis- mu l and the director and the GaIc. rs mad tJ content themselves 6 with st:i fly Mexican dance music. Oi course thi, Was jIs; what everybody want. d end the eveaing passed ofi with such tcli. that everyone got all the danri"g they wanfed elfly in u c eveuing. ard f, for theIr huints be- fore the n-Ual la'e ioIr hal! arrived. Allies btmd certainly Was a decided uon.sucre-s. Nive Ia Mej:co.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-07

Cuchiss county always has been un. fortunate in not receiving any reeog- ni,ior st .hs bauds O! the legislature for DO ether reason ih.n that our rep. fess,ts:irse have ever been bandi : c-n;ed by their-exrne.t endesvor to jsiea. the ne'arIous county division .chemers, whose bill ever bCbs up ct zach sessi )p, and must sacrifice any chaEces in that direction to con tend against that measure.
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A1.,I .,nes when ,he m a,te, o'

AT ALL .t,nes when the m alter O county ,,i-i-ion IS Icing discussed Representative Riyg- and Spesd gre being censr.e'- Trey are unnerci- fully ccndc .nn Il and tie sharp thIu-,s of criticisu cDres from voters Of both political fai -hs. Wbile the people may be st IoccerhesG, politically, oa this important que, ten they sre in LII ity and Of one opinion against the sche m- ing Chiricahns county measure.
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STATED ono, CITY TOLEDO, s,
 LCCAs COUNTY.

Frank J. CheyIe. makes oath that he l. tfe senior partner of the firm oi F. J. Cheyn' & Co, doing business in the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that -aih firm vii pay tb" .um oi ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for e. ch and every Case of Caiarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halr- Catarrb Cure.
 FRANK ]. CHENEY. Sworn 10 before me and sur-cIibed in nay presence, this Gtn day C, Decem- ber, tSf.
 itss...i A. w. GLEASON,
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh. Cure is taken inter naIly and act directly OF the back and mucus surfaces of the system Send for te-tim, nisls free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,,
 Toledo.0
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Las, Auyust whiI. workiug in in. haY

Last August while working in tn. har- v.s; neid Dec ims ov:rnettsd, was sud denly a:iac.ed with cramps and was neaIiy dead. Mir. Cimmrn:s, the drug sIst, gave me ! dose ot Cnamberlain's Cunc, Choiesa md Darn Jea Remedy which comp stelt reIieved ne. now keep bottle of the remedy landy. A H. RU>NELI, Cea,eTville, Wash. For =. sby DTugeis,s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-07

HERE are several mining deal, on the tspis in this section all cf which sses to show that mining nlen are be- ginnieg to turn their attention to the banner mining coun'y Of the tern- tory. There are pl'nty 0: erportun ities here f,.r miuing men and capital ists and e nIo:s inviting field cannot be fcu,d,
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Advertised Letters.

The following is a list of letters re- maining in the general delivery at the Tombstone postoiiice for the week ending February, P, 1887: " H McBuifg. A W Freeberg, Eugene Fl' tcher, F Er, G brown, Mss Emily Smith, EugeDio Corill", Franri-co RuIz,
 Fir-t National Bank. When calling for above letters. say advertised, giving date of advertise ment.
 EMIL SYp0W F. V.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Proceedings of the Nineteenth
 Legislature at Phenix.
C ,UNCIL.

 met the Utah cuniui.sion. reported, [, asking that the 19.h legislative ass. m by do not muIialzs congress tn g.regate that portion of AIizonk tp Utah which is a.k,d for by the cun,- uis5ion.
 C B 70, Brady, prims,y elections; read third time anI passed
 II B l23. t. create c,uAty of Chiri. cahua; read fir uni se, o ld times i; referred to committee on coaties and 'ounty boundaries.
 Sl, sa!e of mini :g property Cf estate. refrrrei 70 C im. on way-. C E 90, making sais.i-- of suoervi- sors Uf tirst class counties $lOUO per annrm, read third time; passed.
 Sub for H B 40, cspi al bmlJing. considered anl rec DmIneu,ied d, ra. 5. C B IS, to establish bran, il oi the insane a-ylum at Flagstaff; Iecom> mended dop :.
 C B 72, relief oi Ben Hcney; rec. omn'end' d do rnss.
 II B fl, salai of cert tIn county otli ce:s amended nIi passed.
 H"CsE.
 Il B l5.', Ski,.nrr, la;iug 70 loard 0: eqlalzi'ion; read tirst uc.c.
 
 Ii D lCO. lSeubrr.y, VI .;i < to .x- smp'ionS; read 'i7sI n-.
 II B lGl, rrret n, T. latlns 10 at .. tao! men's; read nr-t time.
 II B lGi, A-hur-t, T, .a'i z tn rrim- in 4l action; referred to comnlitie. on judic arv.
 Ii B l5o, Ashurst, " -its of garnish. men,s; referred to cu:mDlittce on judi citry.
 II B i50, A-hurs', relief of s. r. 5 han; rrierr' d to com on claims. II B 152 Cuwau. fees and -nlan"s Of coln:y recorders ref, rred to con- miiiee on terri oIiil affairs.
 II E l53 Reppy fees and salaries of county officials. referred ru com ml;tse on ]ud ciary.
 A 5 IA Goodwin relating to com mon c.rri-rs Jf water, referred to com iree on irrigation.
 Fl B l5j Riggs furec'o mTe of mori- gnges refrrIc,t [ pcp'U:ui'ee on lId dCiary II E !JG PtcstCn to encouTa.e the cons ruciiDn q! Feet railways, referred tp committee on territorial affsirs. II l51 Parker cren;ing an agricul : ,uaral association refsTrei 10 commit Zee on agriculture.
 II l5S, Parke-, inspection O: fruit and fruit trees referred to committee on agriculture.
 CB n, Norton, amending delin- quent tax law, read first tim1.
 II B G6. Smith, regulating the CO., lection of taxes on eheep and goats read third tim- ani passed
 II E v, S.nitn, herding oi sheep in- dednit ly pIstponrd.
 II b 52. Isrnberry, relating to as- sessment- aud col eciipn of taxes tnI ing n ,;ional bsnks read third t.me ard passed.
 HB7I, Hcil, relating to the crime of grand larceny -ea,. 3i time; passed. CB9, -upervisorai di-tri:t-, am, nd ments sd"pted, read 3i time defeated. Ii E 34, relating t) suret,es ou bonis, e,gros.ei.
 E E 59, prohibiting certain busi- ne,s on Sumdsy in.iIti rIte!y postponed. C E $, repeating act G uf the lSih Legislative assembly, relating to jury fees, passed.
 II E S7, relating to houses Of rrcs- ti'u iDn in mining camp-, passed. C $ l6, relating tp pro. cautions Ger obrtucting highgwsys, pssseh.
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The political goose of CLiricahua county representative @ is cooked to smshogany brown. The weather will bs decidedly frigid when these poli.- ieal buneo stssrers again receive Iecog. hilton from our people.
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Cechise third class county; an in- dsbtsduess hanging over us to the full { DOT cent limit; 6 tax rate of $4 ;22, and still want 10 divide it. We can we'll hold up our hands in holy horror. Save ue from ou, fripnds-ths enemy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-07

Senator Teller ard his associates hays issu ed an . idrses t. the eIlver re publicans Of the United States 10 meet ,a Chicago June Sth n, 1', for the pur- pose Of calling convention of those who will co-opera'e with them "until the great monetary question is settled, and settled right"
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-07

In January the copper product of the United $ at"s Was about 39,jCG.- 900 pOnnd-, the sam amount as Was pro suced il D, c nb-r, while foreign mines pro laced only l4,1S4,0UO p 'und-, ad crease Of 2.CGI ,00J ppunds l. iS no wpnd- then that foreign cay- ''ali,ts ar so eagerly seeking C. pptr d~posils in t'i, cnun'ry.
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Cochise's Candidate f,r governor R. A. F. P-nrose, jr.. i. forging along and hts candidacy Is looked upon with more favor daily. If worth and abil- ity count Cochi e's candidate will oc. cupy the exalted position .s chief e1- scutive Of our progressive territory,
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Today President Mckinley takes the reins of government. May we gss slice O! promised prosperity. We will eagerly grasp at any hope and p {. tiently watch and wait.
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R. A. r. PESRosE, Jr., ss governor could do vast amount of good for Arizopa during his term in the way of occurring official recognition by reason of his 3igh standing and political connections.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-07

Ose of the las. bills of the outgoing administration to becOme law is the monetary conference act. Interest in silver has hardly yet been killed and the continued agitation and clamor ohows which way the wind bloMs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-03-07

Hon. R. A. F. Psprose leads all o.h- CTS in the guternatorial race, because he is the best man for the place and is tho choice of the peoples factor the pre.ii.nt will not dsspise.