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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-04-30
Making Candy in Pa1er Pan.

Tae gr-s o some of our Eastern CO..
leges have novel method Of candy
making which deSerS 70 be known
outside This magic ct-cll-esy,a-iaEly IS
the results are particularly delicious
Theg Iake & shear Of hea7y. glazed
writing paper and turn up the four
edges 70 g dep-h Of about Ch-ee-t1or1r--tss
OF an inch Into this BOY rhey pour 8
cCpfL Of EtztIe sugar and 2 very little
water. and SCI It oa Iop Of The stove.
One wo1Id think the pep=- world burn.
bEt it does not The sugar bus I'D
chg -l1tnsiy and looks tempting enough
in its datnry receptacle.
When IT Is done drop Or TWO Of ia
vcctns Is added o. Just before taking
from -Ele ire some nut uea1s are
s--e7vl over fS surface Il Is then taken
Of The stove AMI SGT 10 Eoat in us paper
boz il 3 bowl Or basin Of water. When
c',Ld It Should a@ brittle and then the
PAPER czan be peeled Of and g dainty
square of to-3ElL=,ne candy Is the re-
ward
l. ts reaC fun % make and vii sur
prls-a y-t,ur friends i they chance 10 So
JoiEag IN its paper t-2I.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-04-30
DOG SLEEP.WslkERS,
One Canine Struck Doe Trail and
Was Gone for Three DAYS


| Ils sEt-y II cAe Sun ct Lha D4uve-
~oDao wh. had dee1 sleeE-zaIszaz in
| way 10 as-cnsa folks reminded :
g-p-p ot sI-5--smaz wto war. sitting
Il 6 Broadway Gun store Last Monday
/ 81 seT@ccsal Instances vhen dogs. o.
ca-s, had doca things almost as re-
maria biz One d -t1e sri5-fes was roId
u oa1 wEo lad Used 9 pointer in
a1I-tu= guaELs II tie S.7uth
He vas 1nA dog sezh was. rhe
Sportsman said H c9uld wind Z
quail fE--Ler o. rad ons faster than
any 2eEer dog eve- U--t- and ne vas
- S-eaG- that o-e couldn't seee him
5resaZE=- H vas great dreamer. and
T1ss-1 % io al sorrs 81 things One
night he lay down before The fireplace
u { bar ssLz GOT down N Missouri
was string over By { table IN com-
Fo-1s b. t-lzt- res4tii1g some. but stop
ping 70 think about ny hunting trips
E,-t7TE- Tie wind outside made q fellow
rLa1kfU le was II Lpuse. il uhTstle1
- c7lEi Ike The wind quieratI down
little AID then Se-h ts-.an 10 get IN
easy He began 10 kick and Whistle
Win his Lak-5-,-a IfU,s- pretty ggtcE
ae got up sad be.c.z TO .,re-e-,, across rba
floor. to55 by fa.,z- going slower and
slower Then he sre,r.+-,t dead sill in
as pretty Z point as ever saw
spska % hin and h. wosa T1p H.
Eooke-I ahvur him; then wt-h hanc5a.
head he came over 10 where I ras ST
ting and DElr his bead o-1ro nv Ian sfrs-
ID p+-ere-1 him : little.
! man who aat hunted der with
tfogs II Minnesota told .E-3c- 2 BIZ
7s-aite and black Spotted h5r.z.st tf.g-. be
lad r1s.-,i II his szr1.r:
one night. b. said Ea wa-1 sfr-
ting u I91.Egfn. before ? bt. k.z rfra IN
camp VI, on = lake I won't sav wFts.-E
because there's q L,- Of c.ras. 4:,4.rr W.
Old Rov4 was living , If-rEs wsvs from
The arp. srsorf11- a. ali E5e.r7u,fs sfs, ur,a7
h. suddenly Jumped u hi fe4- and b.
gan Il, snuff around W. e,ylf 80 ~
vas asl-ep by MS eyes H ran hs.re
and -llere and rhan srr71c. ms rail
sam. NV DsrrnAr had r,aa. wHfIa
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-04-30


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So = 80 = s1s-='-
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81 and conquered by the ns5s- wonder
fuI lfttIe fare he had ever see- VIA
stall 7 do. ftrz- If au=
Talk zb.5uz something cs-z-<7I =
slze urged. 7rT-a 2 SILVER
We'll, IN tbs. rrsr placa. voF..rs. a..
tailIy wet and you -aus- b. cold
Oh. IL: TIE night i 100 warn <o-
that
'-TTo--t ron -aL-z = ffr-Ea ra.-. ~ --=S
brarfT2- IL. suggested r.rr.5 T-,.=r.e- F,fs
flask -Tr nav $40 ron frrrr rz--r-
ing 2 zzTere c5fe-~ She -ot,s- rr4 rsSk
bur only me zaa-esr dr1g rzsss-5 bA-
liD-.
Then joe, IN obedience 20 Le- yvf7f-7
bra1chest OFT fnr0 t5fss4.r-:,rf lions on -a..
uzgst general TOPICS He f.-I- 7rar he
was a zlkzrz EEEa an fftio- by- za e--f-
7c--T- -t,..---s - -.
in his -a{s g15 ,ff-r,Esvef r7- mir ,7n-
cr5r7 r.tyz. ;-reII5-arlr--. F.u- :, v-frs,f-r
taar w. hs~fglv -. r- Axracts-.f
All this rims. rhaz tzF r.e.- ur1..-yff-.,
~ The Sc-H -Tar .Joz Sr,54a-T-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-04-30
Ioe Shelby.

The late General Joe Shelby was NOR
bidly sensitive about the conduct ol li''
men. On one occasion, while they Ne'0
half-starving in Arkansas. the coln
mander one day came across a ptlN"'1,
who was carrying a sack, carefulis ''.a
and bleeding at one end. IVY hat "",e
you got there?" demanded oneio:
Been havin' my clothes washed SUI
the soldier You had better get "i'A
to camp" said the general, or sOIl
clothes will bleed to death. Inc 81
der was put in the guard-house' '. ~,
thai night a quarter of fresh pun II
found its way to Shelby's tent y
haven't an idea where this came 1fo.,, H..
he said, as he looked at 1t huhs Wy. I'D
but go round to the guardhouse 'n
tell them to turn that private ~v'
There is no use in keeping man snu
up ell Of his life for little Ia
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-04-30
Mirror Made of CelIuloid.

4 London scientist has invented a
mirror Of cel!uloid which accurately re-
fleets every object. The celluloid mir
ror is unbreakable. and is cheaper than
glass, and lighter.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-04-30
THE NEW SKIPPER a
q OF THE NANCY.


:
tax
Yes aad fas+, TOO
That's her f2esc point. in KY e=-iczla-
tioE-
VIE sEIlifEl tErr oS rE1a wheel tE-ar
was 80 Nt-le Is u sesu almost z TOY,
joe Parsons brought tEs erlEl stsa II
launch gracefully around ttls sad ot
tte EsieF and Ep beside rhe floating
sTage, with laleETer 80 clevec that
tas paint on rhe SIDE q the ACrla craft
was Iot sra E'.ft-
Ere1 Alien sprang out upon tha
stage and ra@r- running liz eye along
fEe l9Has of the br'at, repealed hiz re-
marx:
Shes F@aEry. and, as you say, fast-
'5"Te- she eI1rs rae a.r at such z rate
that she carries c'2oI breeze with
her On tle hottest hight.
Tael. win cordial Good night =
Allen lightly climbed 5he Lstder rhat
Le77 80 The pier. while Parsons, after q
preliminary coot q 7Es little steam
vE1zstis., hacs-sd slowly ouL into sEa
srreaEa AID rAsn Earc Up the North
river 81 full SE@e5.
=
Ing 70 himself. thrilling with 2 sra 1g@
prE4s a the thoilgh- ct being owner
nsaaEer and crew Of .Eca Z sagcy I.t-le
marine crea atUre-
Epr rae Nancy seemed almost alive
70 hin- Hs wss z tsrosEa--Ter Il Z
downtown hank. . soty4r- Industrious
loyal, and gond-aearr@@I fellow; Who
preferred he pleasures that 80 not
sppeal 70 the general run ot goung Een
Two years Eefor4 b. lad conceived
the idsa that for q Isasr six months II
rEae year il would =!Ta hiL grez5 pleas
ure 10 spend his eTening= and holidays
tn Just such crafr a. hs now possess
cd
The Nancy had consumed Sl,Gf1u Of
Eis fy 10 meaLs extensive 2aviugs. bar
joe wa. happy. and what = uoney
compared 10 happiness.
First the launch spnrred ahead II
her best speed. then slowed down 10
hardly more than half sr@e'l al rhe
while aer saTili whistle footed rnE.ca
Enn-a- frequently than Is required by
the laws Of navigation. Joe was PLAY
ing with his boat a some men do with
q fine horse. az woman dos With her
laughing hrst born.
In and ont among the larger river
craft rhe Nancy yiided. Several times
he all but got ir. The way tf rue- and
ferry Fr,ats. but these experiences only
made his miniature royaze the more
exciting.
One OF the faane-lzer. carried him
clost. 70 the piers on rhe. New TgrE
slde. Of The river.
Suddenly Iot. is,gked ahead fDsr in
time 70 see human agurs. shoot from
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-04-30

People rush around on Monday as
though they were ashamed of having
been idle on Sunday
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-04-30
FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
: COLUMN OF PARTICULAR EN.
TEREST TO THEM

Something that Will Interest the Ju-
veufie Members of Every Household
Quaint Action. and Bright Sayings
OF Many Cute ard Cunning Children.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-04-30
SOLDIERS AT HON.
THEY TELL SOME iNTrp-
ANECDOTES OF THE wso ''s

HOW the Boy. of Both Armies While,
Away Life in camp-Forapin, -
periences, Tiresome March, az
ing Scenes on the Battlefe,d
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1897-04-30

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UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA.
Recommendation of Standard
 of Admission.

The leg.'l,t vc sIe,ial comm i'tee of invr.,ig ,,iou of Territorial Univsr- si;y reported as f. llIws:
 We, your conn i,.es,vi it.d that in insttu'iIn on February 1. 1897 and were given every opportunity consider ing the lilnitsd time allowed for in spec;ien of buildings, grounds, etc. We found some l50 siudrnts -aucin Z rom l3 years to those Of a mature az the general age bcing as we gre told about IT years cd.
 The buildinge were found to be eger- crawded and out or repair, and the mot pressing need seemed to bs for mnre dorn.i,ory rso,n. The best of di.ci ,liae is mairt ined by q faculr, consisting Of 12 members, and there was every evidence o. a prrsp rous educational institution ot which the Territory may we'll he proui.
 There were .tldents in attendance from inc counties in the the t'rritory 69 being from Pim. county, 20 from COchise the others being represented in mum bers from eleven to TWO.
 The standard for admi sion 10 the prepar,,ory course we consider much 10, low, being. reading writing and xri.hm uic ns far as fractions.
 We r.ccc nm end tha, no approp-ia. iioa whatever be mads by the present Legislature without the flowing pro- yiso:
 "rhst no psrson under sixtcea years of age be received in the Territori si Unirersi who has not con plotted she eight grades of public school wo-k or 1t. eq lival,n,
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,esl, the following payer in which wal certified up tp Justice Jehns,one's court yesterday, hetraysr partisular ", ak ness 0! m nd br,ond an isror- arce of ihs juI id.c,inr of a justice of the peace, and the need ot thogrspb i,al exerci e. Many persons not sus- pstted Of insanity are afflicted that war.
 The appellant Fsirchild cave:
 Feb. 4, '97. Justice Johnstsne. l am in rhs asylum. The fellow that swore m in here sever saw in nay life un ill the night he'sreI wac ar rested he said he new r,e 3 or years the sa,d he new mo last .u;nnsr; wss not in Phsnix last snh;ner; wan, you to give me trial and w.ll se. ont 0! here. 1 will die in thfis place I wish you would attend ts it emme- adily. l am az sane 2 man as thsrt is in the territory.
 "WM FAIRCHILD, Silhm."
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A NEW RICHMOND.
Arrival in PhPniX of a Guber.
 natOrial Possibility

The Gazette aays :--"R. A. F. Pm rose was an arrival yesterday from the snuth and dur,rg the day was deep n council with number of local rebub- licans. For Mir. Penro.e is . candid a'e for the saoes of Gov. Franklin, and though late in the field has secured a considerable degree tf support.
 "ii- is far from weak in the east as W, Il as being . brother of Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania, and having the backing rf Matthew, Stanle, Quay, ct nl The new guherna' o-i-l pos, Utility is young man, possibhl, g years of age, large atd evi lently .i "A iovial nature. Thou ,h not esp' cial l, wei known throughout Anz0na, h- is nevertheless as Arizonsn. with resi- dence of about fse years. Ills base of opers'i ne is the new camp of Pearce, Cochi.e county, where he ia manager Of the main property ol the district.
 He will remain in Phenix several days and is during ii, stay the guest of fri. nd', political and social"
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GARD OF THANKS.

We desire by ihi- means to show cur heartiul aopr ci.'ion of the kini- ness ani b-nev ,ce of the gpod citi = zans oi romh me and al.o to the Ladies Ali Society and others who rendered assistance during our recent los. by ire. Tine recollection of suc ch ben:t ssnt ac.s in the hour of n. i.for- 'rne will always be cherished hy us.
 MRS. THURMAN
 Mss CARNEY.
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TEXAS ORATORY.
WebSterian Art and Fl0wcrv
 Eloquence.

w. J. Bryan WAS at Waco, Texas the other day and . mulitude of Texsus came from all points t0 hear the silver champion crate. Hon. Kobt. H.n'y .n int iu>ing Bryan waved these flaming anuers of language
 Standing TOW au the deeline of the min. te.n,h century; turning our eye- to the -et ing cup. we el us We see itr ls.t golden glimmers that they r, fleet the image as the going down forever of the gold standard par'y-,hs party ths, de-poilei our sovereign citizens ,d th' ir honest ballots. We .tutn. to he ea,iern horiz Jn and behold the si!v.ry dawn of the twentieth century as Aurora, the superb go ,!ess. rob, d n saffron attire, opens ~i.h her rosy fingers the ga'es oi the orient, and we see the timetalla hosts, -d by full panol fed and peerless leader, as tn, } move on to triumphant and sign al .ictory, ushering in the gi'ry of the new century. It will be tAe peoples glory and the peoples ,i:tOry. The leader I now have tine distingui-h he'd honor to present U you-the Hon. Wiiliim J. Bryan If Am rrica."
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-14

of Cochlse
 THOS P POyNTON. plaintiff ELLEN FOYNTON, defendant
 Action brough, in the DistrictCourt ot tine first jul ,icial district of the Territory of Arizona in and tor the County of Cochisc. and the con- plaint filed in the said County of Cochise. in the office of the Clerk Of said Distinct Court The Territory of Arizona sends greeting ,o Ellen Poynton defendant. You are hereby required 10 appear in an action t.ought az linS' you by the above namei plaintiff in ,h- District Court 0! the rrst judicial district of the Territory of Arizona in and for the County of Cochise. and tC ansI the complaint filed therein. within ten days (exclusive of the day of .rvic.l after ,he service on you of this summons, If served with in ihis county or if served out o' this county but in q district. within twenty days; otherwise with thirty days;I or judgment by default vii be ta Zen against you according 10 the praye, of said complain,
 = The said action is brought 10 obtain decree of dl 'orce from the tond, of mlirim"1y existing between. plaintiff and de'endant above med ely.
 Given under my hand ard the seal oi the Dis. 'rct CoIrt of the First iudieial District of tn. Territory of Arizona m md for ,he county 't Coch Sc. this goth day of January. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety seven.
 A. H. EMANUEL. F3-,f Clerk
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The ccdY commission Introdrccd in ,he house by Nr. Riggs of Cochise pro los for the appointment. by the governor Of 'three competent lawyers, and co iify the laws cf AriZ Z,na." These shall he sp:" in'' d for a term of two years and gwen power, besiJes co Iify- ing ex,sling lave to report and re- comment such sd i;i,nal laws as will more eff=ctually p.otect.and promote the interests of the people," and the c, m mission shall report its work as complete to the legislature that as- SC sm5les on the 6rst Gay of 1899.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-14
No. Cook stoves Slo at
 BARRON. s TAKES AN APPEAL.
An Asylum Inn ite Wants 4 Il.
 other Hearing.

William Fairchild, an inmate of the as yum las taken an arleal 10 Ju,- ,ice J, hn- tone's court at PaeEix frep, the finding of the prohate court. The Republic tn says FsirchiiL Is the man who elop.d wiih Maria Gilmore las,
 ,ummtr md went wirh Esr to 1snIe where he was z tin ready 10 be Tn IT. red. The charge of insanity agains1 him was no, b4s, q entirely on his in . fxtuetIon for Mics Gilmore. His ap-
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IMPORTANT DECISIONS.
The Salary Case Decidrd-
 Other Cases.

Durir z session Of the District Corrt seyeral cases were submitted 10 udee Bethune for decision during r, cess and yestsIday three decisions were rctlrn- ed to the clerk here as follows Board of Supervisors ". Prubs'e Judge. Judgment iu favor oi the Probate Judge.
 In the decision the caur, holds "that, the compensation Of tae Supervisors and all o,h.r county officers $ regulated according 10 th- clsss Of the county to which raid oifi- cers belong and that chsuge in the clas.if cation Of any county, regulates the fees Of that county according to thelast clas,iticatjon".
 This upholds the Probate Judge who refused to audit claims of ths Supervi- COTS above $30O d Jllsrs for yearly ser vice, heretofore mileage being reckoned as extra. Thi, works hardship on the chairman of the board. who is thus compell:d 10 pay lis own mileage and render services for year, all within the compensation o;$3O0 allowed but under the classification, the ruling holds souuc
 Caldwell v. county-qrest:on ot fees in attendance on ju.tice courts, judgement for county,
 F. Cemscho vs. Miles Gibbons.-in- tervenor-jud cement for plaiatih. SeedlessRasirs,
 Lolipl a tys-3.
 Fresh Currents,
 Cape Cod Cralberries,
 Siviian Citrou, at
 EoFLER's.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-14

D Returns from Yuma on vote for asssnblymen show Pnrdy l4S Hale l47 with three precincts yet to hear from, aii ot which went democratic in Nov- snbsr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-14
BUCKLIN,S AkNICA SALVE.

The b-s, salve in the world for cuts pulses, sores, ulcers. sal, rheun, fever sores, e.tzr. chapped hands, Chlbla!ns corns, and all skin erup ions and post tively cures Piles, or no payment requlr ed il Is guanan eed to give peeiect stls d faction CT money refunded. Prices 50 cents per box. For sale. at Tomb ione Drug Store
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-14

On Wednesday last John FIanni- gan . popular s. P. Engineer and res. ident of Benson was married to Miss Ellen Dimsns of California. Rev. Van dsrm assen officiatin.g
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Proceedings of the Nineteenth
 Legislature at Ph9niX
COUNCIL.

CB42 Earth to repeal the Military law. of Arizona referred to conmittes { on Military CB4 49 Hunt, con, ouls,ry law. ref erred to committee on tdlcati1c.
 c 5 90 Norton pfovidin. for co n ty road in pee or, referred le com nit tee on rerrit 'Ii | affair. CB5I Brady conCerui1g appropria- ton, sale, rental an distribl )n of water in A,izona, referred to commit tee on Agriculture. c B 5 Brady to locate the Territo- rial Prison at or near the town oi Arizola, Pinal county, referred to com mitte on Territorial affAirs.
 CB B Carpenter for relief os Joh n Gendolio, referred to committee on Claims.
 CB54 Ca, psnter fpr the relief of Althea Medesu; referred 10 commitee on Claims. CB37 Norton dioi-ion o! courts o' CB31 Carpenter, fee, of Ceunt7 Recorders for certifying to abstracts oi titles, read third .ime passed. HOUSE.
 HE S4, Hull, anep ling portion oi Act 2l of 18th Legislative Assembly read fret tiEe.
 HE s5, Hull, county boa:d of eY- anilers read fret time.
 H B S6 Goldberg, provilicg for the election ef a county school slperinten- dent, read fret time. HD S7 Jone-, concerning houses Of prostitution in mining camps and towns read first time.
 H B SS Jones, concerning secret and benevolent .oci,ies; read third time nd passed unanimously.
 H B So, Rogers, to amend sub and 3 of par 16I3 of the penal Code, read first time.
 HE 90, Rogers to amend par 16l Of the revised statutes, read first time.
 H B 9I, Woolf, pro-iding for the withdrawal of any school si.tric: from union high school, read fr-t time.
 II B 76, Smit", amendment ta school laws; read second 'im. ref~rr- cd te csmmit'ee On educatiep.
 CBNe9. Hunt Supervi-oral Di-- tric.s; read first time,
 c B No 10, Dutton, to encourage rhe construction of Yaili pads in Arizona; read first time.
 CB4I, Hunt, to smend section C of as, 6S of the lIth Legislative assembly read krst time.
 HB No 8, CowsR, Exvm p'ions; resd third time and passed.
 House went into committee of the whole cn H B No 10, crea' ing Circuit Courts. Bill passed.
 HE No ,, Riggs, 10 create the office of supe rintsndent of taxes oi Penal and charitable institutions. was re!e.r- d back to jrd.c'sry committee.
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FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS.

An old, well-tried remedy. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has teen used for over fifty years by millions oi mothers tor their children while teeth. ing. with perfec, success. It sOothes the child, soitens the gums, allays all pain. cures wind collie, and is the bes, remedy for diarrhoea. l; is pleasan, to the taste. Sold by druggist III every part of the world. Twenty-f five cents bottles I.s value is incalcu- liable. Be sure and ask for Mr.. Win slows Soothing Syrup, and take 10 other kind.
 New Ine Of clocks at
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-14

Black Jack is still held in du-ancs vile at the Fl Pa'o all, as he must have . hearing before tho U. 5cen mission- or before he can he rele sssd.
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Xswis this poem in Latin Bsyibus kissibu' Sweet girlorum
 0Irlibus likibus
 Wanti somorun.

Rev. ". Vandsrnass recently trausisrred to tbis Catholic diocese from Tusssn. arrived this nornin g and wi hold ssrviees tomorrow at the Catholic church. Mr. Wander naesoa as district comprises cen 'ider- abls territory and he is kspt moving locking after the spiritual welfare oi his various shargss.
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Mra. M. J. Brown, wife of our eoun- ty recorder, is very i.l and has been confined to her room for the pas' week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-14

Fall and winter OveIeoats. Cost only.
 AT BARRow's.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-14

Hibbard's Rheumatic Svrup,3 3 bot ties for s2.5O. Tombstone Drug s,oIe
 u-7n
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-14
IF E2IEIE- "a FE2TT

AS compliment to our many patrons and the public generally, for a short time we are going to give to every purchaser: of Ten Dollars worth of goods fine :: ::
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-14
SUM MONS.

In the Distric' Court first Judicial distrl | O the Territory of Arizona in and for the Count, of Cochlse
 THOS. P. POyNTON. plaintiff.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-14

e seas.st. ess Sewing Machines, equal e ell, in,tr ricr to .noee. Reduced to $2o.
 Al BARRow's
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-14

Silver is quoted at fJ
 Tomorrow is EAlentines Day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-14

New Ine Of clocks at
 WolCoTT's
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-14

Pacific Time. Flag Sta,:en. Steps on Signal
 BEN WILLIAMS
 Superintendent SOUTHERN PACIFIC RR!i
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-14
LOCAL NOTES.

F. $. STAMP. Gen. Supt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-01-22
Gin l11ittel geeelt Ropfpeh.

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GIT p%robiren. Sn 5a1en BON 6rpn.
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bicIer Otebi5in auf lanoere 5eit nidt
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nur so Gents. gu Gnben bel @alfe'
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