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TunueiEI.
TO TUE snAREnoLDEns OF THP
Equitable Gas Light and
New York and East River Gas CunpinIss |:

In view OF the recent legislation providing for the
reduction Of the price OF gas the city OF New York.
It has seemed to many stockholders advabs to unite
the properties and interests OF the two companies.
Such On association OF interests win enable the
agoment TO Introduce many economies. and to oom-
pete moro effectively with the larger gas companies
twill also enable bcttor service to be rendered to the
public 1t is, therefore, proposed TO form
poraton. and to exchange rho shares OF tho present
companies for securities mny be hereafter de-
termined Tho undersigned will act NJ depositary OF
the stock OF both companies, certificates for which
must bs indorsOd in blank and deposited with H. and
certificates OF deposit will be issued.
II than wo-thiris OF the shares OF the rospeo
tive companies deposited with the undersigned
before September l. 1907 other ate limited by the
undersgned, II has been agreed that plan OF rcor-
ganizatlon shall be formulated and published within
thirty days thereafter II twothirs OF the shares oa
both companies so deposited the share certl
Gates to be returned to the depositors. II has
further been agreed that any deposing shareholder
dissatisfied with the allotment OF securities under
such plan. when published. will be entitled, at his
option, to bc paid In cash rs follows:
(1.) For each rharc (par eI0O) OF
The Equitable Gas Light Com.
pnny OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50 IN cnnD
o. For ench share (par 1lOO) or
the Preferred stock of Tho Now
York and East River Gas Cpr,-
pnny Observation-Disclosures. 011S In onaA
ts.) each share (pnr SlOO) OF
the Common stock OF The New
Work and East River Gas Com
pnny Observation-Disclosures. $50 IN cash
syndicate has been formed to provide the funds
necessary pay for the stock of deposting share
holders who may not assont to plan.
II holders Of certificates issued by undersigned do
not within four weeks after the first publication OF
notice of the plan suoh publication to be in the New
York Times" and "New York Tribune" or in any tive
papers OF general circulation published In the city Of
New York; notify the undersigned OF their election
sell for cash. above. they will then be deemed to
have nssented to all tho terms and provisions OF the
plan and OF the agreement of reorganization fully
II signing the and the undersigned will then
depocit said certificates under such plan and agree
ment.
NEW YORK. July le, 1897.
Central Trust Company Of New York.
Dep0sftarys
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PROPOSALS FOR
$1O,O53,Ol7.27
g. % Bonds and Stock
OF THE
City of New York.
Exempt from taxation by the City and
County Of New York.
Principal and Interest Payable in Gold

ExEcUToRs ADMINISTRATORS, GUARDIANS.
AND OTHERS HOLDING TRUST FUNDS
ARE AUTHORIZED ny AN ACT OF THE
LEGfsLATURE PASSED MARCH II, 1889,
TO INVEST IN THESE BONDS AND
STOCK.
sEAIRD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the
Comptroller OF the City OF New York. ut his ONCE
No $50 Broadway, in the City Of New York. until
Thursday, the 10Th day Of July, 1897,
AT O'CLOCK p. H.,
when they will be publicly opened. as provided by
law, for the whole part OF the following described
Coupon or Registered bonds and Stock Of the City of
New York. bearing interest three and ouo-haf por
cent per annum. to wit:
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F1NAxc1A1 AND ooMMERc1AL.

NoW York stock EHchnnGe-saios and Range OF
Priees on All Securities Dealt In During the
Weok Ending July NJ. 1897.
UNITED srATrs AND aTATr RoNna fr,r n oona,
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1st Mortgage Bonds of the
Oregon Short Line Railway Co.

The Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern Railway
Co. having been reorganiIed subject to the Mortgage
securing the Oregon Short Line Bonds, and without
any disturbance thereof notice hereby given. that
upon the presentation. at the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK and the OLD COLONY
TRUST COMPANY OF BOSTON. OF the certificates 10
sued upon the deposits OF said Oregon Short Line
Bonds and the payment OF dollars per bond. the
amount OF bonds mentioned in said certificates VIII
be delivered to bearer.
II. G. MARTIN. Chairnaan.
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THE STATE TRUST CO.,
400 Broadway.
Capital and Surplus, S1,800,000.

Acts as Trustee, Registrar. Transfer and FI0s
cal Agent OF Corporations, and aB Executor,
Administrator, Trustee. Guardian and COmmits
tee or EStates, Legal Repository for Court ana
Trust Fands. Takes Full Charge OF Real ana
Personal Estates. Interest Allowed DePoSitas
FRANCIS s. BANGS, President
vi W TRENHOLM ;EN vice Presidents.
MAURICE s. pECKER Secretary.
II. n. FRANCIS. Treasurer.
II. b. BERRY, Trust Oficer.
TRUSTEES
Willis S. Paine. Henry Steors,
Henry II. Cook. George ". Quintards
Charles H. Flint Forrest II. Parker,
w L. Trenholm Charles Scrbner.
william h. Kendall Charles L. Tiffany
Walter s. johnson. George W. White.
Joseph n Hnllock, Percival Rnauth,
Edwin A. MeAlpin. Francis s. Bangs,
Andrew Mills Francis Lynde Btet0o1.
William A. Eash, Thomas A. Mcintyre.
George Poster Peabody Edward Z. Poor,
j. ID. Probst, Anson q. McCook.
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Open High Lotp- Clos
Saies. Nams. tn1. est. est. ing.
5000 o s oar rloo7lllS lllS SlllS lll1
1000 Us4ac c, 1eo7ll2 11ek ll2 ll2h
5000 s Is, =. 1895. 24ia l24h l24h l24h
$4,000 s4s.c C. 1925. l24s l26 l2ds l24S
5000 S 6s. r......1l4's 1l4H Has 1l4S
1000 s bs. c......1l4a ll4ra Has ll4S
1000 Ala. class ...lo5s l0eh 1861 1904
1000 Tenn Set 3s... 93h SSh 63L 63h
10000 vaF I'd 2-3s OF
loei........ cav 6dh 6Ah cav
10000 Va 6s def. trs d 4 d
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SUNDAY, July TO.
The Treasury balance at the close Of business
on Saturday was 1921, ,5s6. 247. OF which $l43.-
23l ,6l7 was gold.
The imports of general merchandise. includ-
ing dry goods, at the port of New York last
week were $9.355.6 .6@5, against Sl2, 2,so2, ,2s1
the previous week and ST.sl1. .s43 for the cor
responding week Of last year. The imports of
specie for the week were $-7.49s, OF which
S22, ,l75 was gold, making total specie imported
since Jan. /. 80 3s3. $40. Exports Of specie were:
Gold, "a, 800. and silver. $76s.6O6. a total Of
S772.9O8. against $ss2.21O the previous week.
The exports Of specie since Jan. l have been:
Gold. S23.642,454. and silver. $26.o53.4o9, q
total OF S49. .695.9l3.
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50 CEDAR STREET, NEW. .YoRKsoo
O1StSXysXxGs
1,IVUsVVOs
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5000. 600. 90


The resolutions OF the Commissioners OF the Sinking
Fund, cxcmptIng said Bonds and stock from local
taxation were adopted pursuant to the authority OF
an ordiua anco OF the Common Council approved by
the Mayor October 9. 1870. and section 1877 OF the
New York City Consolidation Act OF 1859.
THE PRINCIPAL OF AND THE INTEREST ON
THE ABovE.DEsCRIBEB BONDS AND STOCK ARE
PAYABLE IN GOLD CoIS OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA. OF THE PRESENT STANDARD OF
WEIGHT AND FINRSEsS. AT TIE OFFICE OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CONDITIONS
provided by Section l4G OF the New York City Con.
sodation Act OF 1852 as amended by Chapter 03 Of
the Laws of 1897:
No proposal for bonds or stock will be accepted for
less than tho par value of the same
Each bidder must deposit with the Comptroller in
r,o,.v or hv cor,aad ohao, ,r.w, d, tho or .er ~
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To the holders or certificates, Issued by the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK;
and the OLD COLONY Trust COMPANY OF
BOSTON. upon the deposit OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03

Frye-Bruhn hams boiled and sliced.
Delicatessen.
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"The Hoosier Doctor"

Heralded with the most fulsome praise
and accredited BY the press ulANeIsdliS
throughout the country as having achleFed
the most artistic success OF MS afusuc
career. Dighy Bell, the favorite comedian
will appear one night at the Seattle tnta-
ter Wednesday, October 6. presenting Tor
the first time in this city. Augustus
Thomas latest success, The hoosleF
Doctor" a domestic comedy OF Indiana
life.
BY his lmpersonaton Of the title role OF
Mr.. Thomas latest creation, AR
Bell has, according TO the various
exchanges throughout the country,
succeeded in placing himself SIDE
by side with the foremost chaFac-
ter comedy stars OF the present generation
and by his artistic method, has in his
work been more than favoraoly compared
10 Joseph jefferson and Nat {. GOODWIN.
In his new departure, Mr.. Bell essays the
role OF a gentle, self-sacrlnclng, patehI
and withal humorous type OF character
whose efforts in life lacked necessary appli-
cation and steadfastness, until at the
middle age he succeeds In graduating at
the head Of his class, with honors as
practiclng physician. lie IS a Whoever
with three daughters and a mother-ln-taw
of the exaggerated type that we frequently
hear OF, bat seldom experience in this HE,
and vet they exist and in the doctors case
with marked evidence. for her sole ann
hilton. apparently, is 10 criticise and OBJ
struct everything and every body. parucu-
larly her 1ucBless son-in-iaw, whose gentle
disposition and affection for his children
and complacence. subordinate him COM
pletely 10 the dominant nature OF the FAM
ily scold. until eventually he seeks heart
afYection and peacefuineSs by the clandes-
tine marriage with a particularly attract
i've widow. and 1t IS due 10 the secrecy
of marriage and the many excuses set forth
by the doctor for his absence from home,
that much Of the comedy and humorous
contretemps Of the comedy are developed.
until eventually. when the fun Is
relening fast and furious, his mother
sn-law and a busy-body meddle-
some green grocer combine and inaUgurate
a whitecappinE committee which visits the
doctor and his bride for the purpose OF
regulating them IA approved whitecappIng
style.
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washington Condensed MiIts

Is made in Seattle from fresh cows milk.
II is perfectly pure. and II you use il once
you Will have no other. Price 10 cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03
Purchase of Cuba in Contemplation

There Is runor afieat IN official cir
cles that. II true Is most important. ms
IS nothing less than that this government
Is about 20 make oyertures 20 spain Tor
the purchase Of Cuba However this may
he. Il has long been known 10 the world
at large that the value OF EoStstter ;
stomach Bittsrs as a remedy for cOnssipa-
don malaria dyspepsia. rheumat isrn. kid
ney complaint and nervousness is beyond
all price. A wineglaSsgul before meals
a corresponding dose before retiring con-
tributes TO sound repoSe. No medicinal
stimulant on the market ever received
such strong professional Endorsement as
the Bitters. Ii IS a most genial tonic.
affOriinE strength 20 all who Use Il. Not
only in this country, but in many foreign
lands, 70 Is an admitted specific and pre-
venllve. As a safeguard against all dis
ease OF a malariaI type il is particularly
yafuahia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03

must needs indulge in a skirt oAnSes a.
which there was much laughter sEo Ss 80
raatsavsex = london hospital AUTHORITIES
have united TO condemn Mr.. Games Views
OF hospital lie.
Mr. Charles Hoyt has decided 70 ' 80.
the comedy which viii be gwen ~ -
T,~sa4elrtforl In T9efruft in December.
bay ard 3 Night" TIE scene VII DC lsA -
IN New YORK city il VIII Re cofls1s "a 4
three acts. one act devoted 70 ls1s 80 - -.
Fvsr ag+s r. fhe night Mr.. HcytS eN-
planafior Of this arrangement = thsI -
New York there IS a large prof'of tsSf = =.
night and Only a small rnodlcu9n q wsS !;
- vse,r,ls In fF,a metropolis have hanit OF
not rising as a rule before noon aila lie -
sun sets the greater part OF the ys4 IL. =.
less than six hours thsFeS1tel. 80 es.,.
ss.-sissr i sas., m this section OF the codrl-
try. In fact ne was little douotf1i a. -
whether an Of one act should &c oeNo a5
10 the day. Otis Harlan ana W iA-is. -, :.
y,ers viii proSsbiy be cast for principal
ra-tS in this comedy.
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aInder Two Flags"

Tomorrow night VII open the week at
the Seattle theateT With Under Two
Flags as the attraction. This piece is
one Of the best on the Euglisa-sp aklng
stage today. being n dramatzation Of QUIZ
da's beautiful story Of the Same name.
and * is 20 oe given a splendid representa-
tioo. Several prety specialces VIII De
introduced IN the course Cf the evening.
Splendid music Will De In attendance, and
scenery and costumes VIII contribute 10
make the production a notable one.
Mss Viva June Maury the daughter Of
col wan Vlsscher. Is directing the piece.
and is also 70 play the leading role.
Cigarette
Mis- Maury e surrounded tn this piece
~ q strong cess. They are clever and
capable people and are using every energy
TO make this occasion a great success.
The easy q as follows:
Bar,ia Cec.L OF the First Iafo Guards
at-erward known as Louis ictor..-.
....... ................Mr @. ". Crockett
Lord Rockingham, known as the
Serapa ,................Mr Mr.. F. H. Geary
Berkeley LtCll. kertle s 1TotuEr..-.....-
-.....-..-..-....--..-M Mr.. NJ W Thompson
Rake. an Irish kaiga1 Of t1e. piesl--n.
AZ b. : Z, BRAID
.-.-.-,-. ...-.-.-..--...- af. Gene AaeA1ns
Sen DAVIS 81. ,...........-M Mr.. PAU Richards
Baron4. Jewish money lender ..........
.-....-.... ............-Air. Ernest Herald
Leon Ramon ..--....-..- AT ". +. Bua4oag
Capt LerogX. az The Caasse4rs- -....--.
.........-. ...-.--...-.... Mr. O.. a. Mes3ee
Pes P.cpaG. % -ae Cnasse.lrs .....-....
..-........- .....--....--...A r. Ray Clarke
Pierre M2toA o. lae Caassears ---.-....
.-....... .....--...-... Mr. Fred Hebert
It-.le \e1et.a. Lord Eoc51iug nam ; SIS
crr ..............- -.-.-.. .tte Vida Bel
L.aF keaatIa, Nine, la Frincesse
corona .........-.-.. Mss Hattie Palmer
Lady lIasUev.ere. hcneta2's mad. ...--.
Nora AcSaaue Nsnegia's maid -.....-..
Y
Dtelua. an Arab g.ri .-.--... --..--.-....
--......--.-....- ~ josephine Robsnson
Cigarette. She friend - TIE Tag .....-----
.....-..-....--. Miss Viva June Maury
Ir05v+r4 81 tEa A1-t.s .4rs ....-.........
-.....----- -Al es1gers 81 Co. Is n c. Is.
''I-ader TWO t-aSs ~ on Tor enc niga-
o1iy.
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TIE company Is &5erslcally the same that
j seen Z New YORK, Philadelphia -
Louis Chicago. s.. Paul Minneapolis, I'ai-
Iath ard all the larger cities. and me per
farraaee differs II 10 way frofn ne ones
2 wen II those places The piece nas oeeA
entirely rewritten this season and : new
bright SPARKLING and u 70 date Il : en-
bellishess with ire latest popular successes
81 songs and saTsces. which add much 70
ana entertain rYsars
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03

Although the price OF the poor man . LOAF
has been raised in Paris. Liverpool ana
London. Dublin has so FAR ESCAPED the
rise. on account OF the hnerslity OF one
large frrn which has absolutely TeIusea %
advance prices. 50 long as there Is any pos
sibility OF escaping absolute and heavy loss
by so doing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03
Change of Agency.

The patrons of the North British and
Mercantile Insurance Company. Of Lon
dom are hereby informed that the
egancy OF the company has been changed
10 the firm OF William Haitz & Co."
room 9, Colman block, vice ''Raser &
Fisken" Please call at the Office of the
above named firm for renewals. indorse-
ments aud other Information. North Brit
ish and Mercantile Insurance Company, Of
London. England. Z. L. Thompson, Spe-
cial Agent
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The narrlrr- Ncrt-

Ces-r2ve and Grants comedians in. The
DAzEls~" w1I ps az th@ Thir8 Avenue
thsager fp~ enc week, commencing sunday
October Dc ard promise The hssz entertain
EaeaG GhLs season that they have evez g.yea.
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Are You Going to Alaska.

Samples of cooking outfits. tents and
canvas boats on exhibition at our Pacific
coast advertising office over Northern Pa
cific depot Seattle. Map of Alaska and
list of supplies free. MONTGOMERY. Ward
& Co., u1-120 Michigan avenue. Chicago.
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EVERYTHING at cost-jewelry. silverware.
watches. etc. Fincks jewelry clearance,
S1s Second avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03

Try Rainier Beer
Pure and clear;
Seaftle's Best Beer,
Good all the year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-17
ONE OF HE HEIRS.
TCmbstOner Prospective Heir to a Fortune.

Chas. Granville Johnson, of thit
 city, is one Of the direct heir Of an cs
 tate involving milliors, tie outcome
 Of which has be srsmaIkable law
 suit which has occup.ed the attention
 Of the courts for tic past ten yosr!
 and is now about to be decided fo' good. the court of lat resCrt ha,iar
 been reached by the li.iSan's.
 The history of tie oGSe, as related to the PRosPEcToR hy Mr. Johnson, is interesting. In 1881 United States patent was granted to the father of
 Mir. Johnson and four partners to 32O and the matter was lost sight of hy the heirs until about eleven years ago, when accidentally the patent was dis covered among some papers, and in vestigations proved that the identical ground was now in the very heart Of the city of Buff4l, and covered the water front of that city. The city hall aud All the property Of the famous main streets, including the valuable right oi way of the big rail- roads, and property sggregating in value fabulous figures, were on the patented ground. Suit was instituted and carried from court to court, the railroads and city stubhornly fighting same fer eleven years, until now it is before the Court of Appeals, the high est tribunal. The case was made stronger and stronger for the he;Is, each court deciding i'll their favor. and .he fact that proposition for settle ment on basis of S5, ,O00,000 was -ub- mitted and refused less than a rear since would indicate that the l lelrs are sure Of winning their case. | Senator Daniels, Levi P. Morton and l 'ther famous lawyers aIe contesting l ,he case for the heir. and is not im- that we are likely to have c 1 multi llionaire in our midst Tn the | lear future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-17
A NOlED MEXICAN MINE
It Has Been Sold tD an Eng
 fish Company.

The Mulates mine, one of the mos { noted gold propertlos of Sonoro, l3- cattd seveEty mlies southeast ef HeImo>i.lo, has been sold to Epgiirh cai ita!i.t' for $ICo0,C00 gold. The rroper'y has been worked by rude mttho is for century or more, the ice gold ores icing carried out in blske's on the hacks of peons and r1- auned hy the crudest m ans. The new company is to put in new rcCuc-
 ion works and is to open up the mine according to the most approved min ing methods. Tins will be g diff :ult task, as the ore has heretofore been quarried ou', leaving grent chambers, many of which have cavet in. The mine has been inspected by Colorado experts, who are unanimous in their opinion that it can b. made one of the greatest bullion producers of the con- tinent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-17
IALE.BEA AkEkS.
i Fitting R.buke to Those
 Given to SianGer.

The following was handed in with request that it be publI-hsd:
 ED. PRosPECToR False witness deliberate perjury, is the crown and cnneunm nation of the liars prcg'css. But what a word. LIel Carci ss, damaging statement', thrown hIthef and thither in conversation, rechles, exaggeratiOn and romancing, has 2 records of character lift to Le pub lished after we are dead hee,,less d! . regard of the supr, me duty Gni value of truth in all things; these ara ,hat we should bear in mind, nl en we a'a told We are not to lear false Ni ness agai' g. our neighb1r.
 A lady who had been in the ha'i; of spr eding slanderous reports once confessed her faults to a good ard wise man ot Ter acquaintance, and asked how she could cure f.. II said: "Go 10 the ncares: market place, buy a chicken Ju-t kill d, ulack i,s feathers oil the way as you return. and come back Co me" Sue wGs much surprised, tut did as she wa- bid. When she saw her adviser again he said: "Nov go back and bring me all the feathers you have scattered" But that is lmpcssihle." sGe said. T east away the feathers car, lessly; the win carried ,heIn away. iIos cen l recover t.en?' That he sail, "i5 exactly Ike your words of elsndar. They ha"H been sclttsrol ebout in every direction; yor canro, recall them. C. a q si Dder To more" Az | rule tie ? rsoo, m n CT woman, wh wi'l deiib- r@t.l, llAader VII bear closest wntchinC. Ecu.A.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-17

Up in Alaska, on the trail t1 Daw- son. the early sHOws have transform q the horse from A beast of burden and com panien for man to rlain, sim pie article ci diet. Animals Una, were selling for several hundred .hekels oi the realm are now worth bu. a tentn of the sum, and that only if in good condition. Verify, there arc ups and downs in the hor-e business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-17
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoehe Thomas nf Junction City Ill.,, was told by her doctors she had con sumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles O. Dr. Kings New Discovery cured her, and she says it saved her life. Mir. Thos. Eggers, I39 Florida St., San Francisco, suffered from
 dreadful cold, approaching consump- ton. tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery and in two weeks was cured. He IS narur lily thankful. IL is ruch results, of which there are sam~!es that prove the wonderful efficacy O. thcs medicine in coughs aad colds. Free trial bottles at Tombstone and Bis6ee drug stores, Regular size sec and SI.oo
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-17

"For thr years we have nevre been without CEam6erlaInc's Colic. Cholera and D;arrhoea Remedy in the house," says A. IT. Pat.er, with F.. c. Atkins & Co.,, IudinnaI oils, Ind, and my wife would as -oon think of being without four as bottle Of ths Rem -dy fin the summer season We have used i' with all three Of our children and it has never failed to cure-not simply stop pain, but cure absolutely" For -aie bv all dealers in Tombstone and Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-17

Prosper Bordone, of Phoenix has received a letter from friend named Mcsiillan q. Johannesburg, South Africa. He writes thet II. r. Hurley, formerly of Phoenix, is there rum ag a saloon and Eos'slgant and forging rapidly to the front.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-17

Constable Tom Vaughn brought over 8 prisoner today who Is supposed to be insane and ia constastly plan ing to commit suicide. The prisoner was placed in the hospital temporaTi- ly and will be treated in that ins stitu- tion before being examined as to hi. sanity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-17

Dr. Cool, informs the PSospECpoR, that owning to pressing engsgem nts here he is compelled to po-tpone his visit to Bisbee several days. The Doctor Is skilled dentist and his numerous Tombstone patients speak highly of his ability and thorough workmanship.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-17

Skinned milk i, now turned into champagne hy an electric proce.s, and tha beverage is cl ar, beady and del;cl. ous n flavor, ihnngn non-alcrhrl;. It i' said that 20,"OJ 0)O qu rt4 O. skinned milk are tarown away daily in the United States.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-17

United States Attorney Ellinwood the las' remaining Democratic office holder Tn Arizona, has tolegrarh. q the President asking that his reSirns- ton, filed srme months ago, be imme- dia'ely acted upon. Eilinwood's four years expire last menth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-17

The Commonwealth company at Pearce flied an instrument for record today caneelling their mortgage debt Of $300.000 which was issued to the Commonwealth Ti,l7 and Trust Co. O. Philadelphia.