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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-10
roTIcE on sHERIFF's sALE-IN THE

r0rTcE OF SHERIFF'S SALEM THE
Snnsrfor Court Of the State OF Wasning-
~. Tor the County OF King. Conrad +.
6au. plaintiff, We. Merrill NJ. Lemon.
T{ora Lemon. HIS wife: Theron 3. Bos-
1orfi. Amanda N Alden. Stimson Mill
Gnnuany. q corporation; II. q. MorSe.
I'M Goodeii, Thomas Dewitt CuyIer
m Bingham b. Morris. as axsigaees
n he Solicitors Loan and Trust Com
neny. and John Davis, as special admin
lfsfor OF the estate OF Caroline Lssnon.
1ecessed, defendanisL No. I.0s2.
fYnder and by virtue Of an order Of sale
"A speclal execution, issued out of tho
skcve named court. in the above entitled
sefion. and 10 me directed and delivered,
kaye duly levied upon the following real
Sfoperty, situated Ia King County. WASH
me{on. to-wit:
IN that certain tract or piece of land
wSfh the u1essuaxes or tenementa thereon
sysefed. situate and being lot seven 90,
49, ninefeen C9), q. Kinnear's addition
~ ~ Civ OF Seattle, Washington.
Notice Il therefore hereby given that on
nefrrday, the 9Th day OF November. 1887. at
~ hour OF 10 o clock a. m. OF said day, At the
ann door Of the court house, In the City
q Ss6ftle. n said KisE County, viii sell
iSs Above described property at public auc-
Dan. 70 the highest and best bidder. Tor
nsfeA this 18th day Of October, 1897.
WIN. II. MOVER. Sheriff.
Rf11Sa9baaf e prftchard Attorneys
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
~rAE. THF4Nfp-foN

STFAMEk LNblA Eft5-.sf sU>'
Carrying United States natl leasss city
- 40. of Main street, Monday.
80 ~ >. -, aYd Friday al q. m for Por;
y "a se9J- San Jaan Islands and New
wh,.cegn. Returning. ieaSes New wat.
cor, TUESDAY. Thursday aad ssstasaas az
sNtA IL THOMPSON. sstaEaE er-oNg1er-
sij,. Rs.rarylas 4 CO.. agents. tsfy dock
rstscaaas. Main ~.
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the local business men In the markets
trade has been good. Eggs were as firm
as last week and today farmers are set
ting their own price Tor fresh rancn.
well cleaned up. Butter Is Arm. but there
has been no change In the price for some
time None Is anticipated. Several times
the shirments were go heavy that crop
was talked Of but liz the end the demand
inerea sesd. or shipments became lighter and
the market continued to be In good condi-
ton.
There has been no change in the cereal
world
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NAN kA.

Tnnsacts o savings bank business ex-
cfasively.
Deposits received from 81 to sI0.o1o
Interest allowed per annum. Six per
cut on term deposits; 4 per cent. on or
6lnary deposits.
Dvsdends declared last days OF May and
November. Loans made on real estate or
approved collaterais only
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MARKET and TRADE REVIEW.

Seattle, Nov. :. 1877.
Exchanges Ut the Seattle. Tacoma. Spo-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
were.
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US. new 4s.reg.lT
New Is, coup.1T
Fours. reg .112i
Fours. coup ..1l3S
Twos, reg go. IS
Elves. reg ....t4
Elves. coup ..li4
District : 65s ...1i0i
Ala. A los
Glass Il ....-. l8
Class C. ......1 100
Currency =. =. -
Atchison 10 49,. So
Adj. q ....... 1i
Can. So. DDS ....1oS
Can. Pac. lists :. :,
Chi. Terminal :. 43t
Ches. q Ohio Is. 100
c.. III. q d. 4iss. 1o4s
d. q r. q. lists. LOT
Fours -. -. Nt
East Tenn. 1sts.10S
Erie Gen. Is -. 60
Gen. Eiec. Sc .l0ii
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Ray. returning arrives at Seattle 3 y. m
on opposite days; Steamer EvsnGsi leaves
geies and Victoria Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays at $50 D. m: arrives Seattle
alternate days at ago p m
PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
MOTION ROUTE
STEAMER A. II. ROBINSON.
Carrying u. S. Mail
On Port Orchard and PORT Washington
route. lcaves City deck FOG. Of Main
Burche'l Brick Yard. fren1srtan. u. s.
Navy Yard sidney. Charleston. Tracyton.
Chico. siiverdale. Leaves Port Orchard
! n m. E. y. Robinson. master Lilly.
Pogardgs & CO., agents. Telephone.
PORT TOWNSEND AND WAY PORTS
dav. Fl : a. m; SUNDAY. direct. at 2 a. m. :
returning. erect. leaves Port Townsend at
Z .. IN.
TACOMA. sEAT po;1rr IND wHATcoM
Steamer George r. starr leaves Tacoma
~, ~ m. Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
DAYS for Seattle. Anacortes. Fairhaven
.. m. Returning. leaves New Whatcom
: r4,eT~v< 4fgr~f9sV- ezra E = nrffats a =
.. m. Steamer goes to Blaine Wednes-
days
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.
Semitic Everett s. WhaicoD Route.
STATE of Washington leaves Seattle daily
exgrrf Saturday, al 10 n. m
Ss1tsle Everett and Ia Conner Roate
Etea~7cr F-lirhs~en leaves Setft'e daily
exren. saturday. AZ ~ y. m. ealing at Ev-
.re,, rosv- uorih MnBGay wednesday aud
FRIDAY: sosrg south Tuesdiy. Thursday
aui saturday
T,1sphoy. Main 2T2. Iesisr lock
TACOMA. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER
STEAMER UTOPIA
Erfi sat- frosa Gilman dock every Mon
dav and Thursday AZ g. m for Bis5ue
ard Vancouver. Fare 10 blaine sea:
Vancouver. s. 81.
Telephone Main 81.
A. ?. Maxwell. Agent
roG-nen Dock
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WASHINGTON & ALASKA STEAM
SHIP co.'s STEAMSHIP
CITY Of SEATTLE
20 hours
SEATTLE to DYtsA and ShAdUAf:
This magnificent steel screw steamship
VIII ean from Seattle Tor JuneAn Skaz-
nav Bay. Dyea and way ports November
tath. ,
Her arcsrn naodations are unflva'ed. She
&c the finest fastest. and most comfortable
vessel on this route. In connection with
above the ALASKA STEAMSHIP COM
paSy will operate their elegant and fast
sailing steamship
EoSALTE
,-ro,,, Seattle November 18th for Juneau.
skaguay Fay. pyea and way ports
Enr freight ard passage AMY TO
C. H j. SrOI.Tk.SBERG.
Cen ticket asEt., ussler y 2 ticket on or
fHARtES z. PEABODY. MANAGER.
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Live Stock.
Prices ruled a. foIIow
a. 80 nr. 2

Cz-tIe-prsces ruled a. follows: Good
10 extra steers, 81 s5.45 3; common grades.
calves, good. 81. 1ssss-1s.
Uogs-Tn. poorest s0lt &. e zsysS and
the test shipping lots around I-ao. the
hulk OF the hogs crossing the scales at
a. fsz79 % Pigs sold largely at S5.3yu3.5l.
shs@r-Salatss al g 591f-5o FOR the poor
eS, 10 the best natives and Western
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, : : -rnANspoRrATtoN weeliy

+ & n. TRANSPORTATION Co~~"eekiy
steamer .,hamraign. Skagit river route,
$50 Seattle Nov. . at Z a. IN. Nov. III az
-, Nov Is az : A. m. Leaves Mount
., 80, Nv 81 at a. m. Nov. y at a.
=, Noe Il AT $ a. m. calling al fHiaih.
Starwoo... Fir, Skagt ol'y. MOUNT yer
civ poek steamers for al points on the
csa,nss Omen all night, H. " NJ DON
An Master Telephone Main ~
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~. Alruarr. an in4ane person, has ren-
{essf m and filed In said court his final
: SssSss.af = sucf guardian, and that Friday,
- fSth day Of November. uSF. at SO
SS.eF = m. at the court room o. the
D 8 departueas Of our said Superior
,esse Is tie city Of Seattle. In said King
$500 has been duly appointed by szid
s.ss.ss fnr the settlement OF said account. at
~hfch time and place any person inter-
ssss9 IN aid estate may appear and lie hss
ssScofious in writing 10 said account, and
@ssnrse H0n VIM. Hickman Moore,
..Sss 81 our said Superior Court, and tbs
~ ~ aid court hereto affixed, this sth
~ a November. 1881.
Ses1 GEO. IL. HOLLOWAY.
Clerk
~ ". c. Rat.er. Deputy Clerk.
join Z. Hsagie. Attorney for Guardian.
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ALASKA
The Reliable
STEAMER FARAII.ON
VIII sail for
JUNEAU. SKAGUAY AND DYEA.
November b. at y. m. and every fifteen
days thereafter.
Passenger accommodations are Al. AM
pie room for freight and stock.
For rates aud further information call at
Schwabarher's Wharf foot OF Union
street. Telephone. Pike 6.
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IN. J. Cen. SIS .i1ex
North Car. IS LIZ
81 Fours -. .....M
ilNor. Pac. lists ..llsh
Threes 49,. 80. e!s
Fourc 49,. -. @H
fNY.C. & stills. le4x
.INor. 4 West, Gs. l2iM
IN. w. Consols ..ft14
Deb. IS ........i15
Tor. Nav. lists ...ll1M
Fours -. ..... %
tOr. 8. L. O.. (. r.ilaA
) F!ves. I. r. ~. PA
Tor. I'm. lists. I. r.f02
Elves, I. r. -. &I
slPac. SIS OF 's5 ;. .l0ehs
slReading IL 1880. S2%
slR. q. W. lists :. 81
lSt.L. a I.M.C.6s Sls
I lSt.L. & S.F.G.6s .fi4li
St. Paul Con .l30
lSt.P.C. & P.1sts.ll
Il Elves -. .....u6
Is. c. Non-Fund 4
$50. Ry. IS ....... sou
Island. II. a r. IS 90
f1> A. n<nf
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Fresh meats 0obbing)-Steer beef. &c:
cow beef. 51zc per ID: mutton. &c per Id;
pork &c per 10 veal el1c per ID.
Canned meats 0obbing)-Deviled ham.
81 1909 SIS: corned beef. lib cans, N25;
eornea beef. .2-lb tins sa.25: clipped beef.
$40: roast beef, ss.2s: roast chicken. s.. 50:
roast mutton. 81 75aS.l0; roast turkey.
$3.50: pigs feet. 2-lb tins. S2.25
Provisions Gohbing)-Hams large lie;
hams. small, 11i4c: breakfast bacon. 1efkc:
dry salt sides Ike
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, Ms each. 81: California. ,-.s cans 40.

ibe each. 81. California. 3-.b cans ao1
"a case. per de1. ia
hcney Uohhinga-Como per -. i4c:
gsLons Ser dcx. $50. half gallons. PER
GcZ- S5. strained, per 10. SC.
hackers Ocshingt-Soia X. Sc per Ii:
soda, extra. &c Der 10; sofas, Il bcxes'
asc Per box. cream soda. s-lb cartons. per
eailon, zocs picnic SIC; oySer. sssc: BoS-
ton ouster. &c. junnses. asscrtes cakes.
etc. Hale.
Pickles 0obhinse-Mlxed. half gallons.
per dox, use: quarts. per dog. SIS chow
Grow, quarts. per dox. ss95; PtcahIi.
piats Per dog S.sSs pickles IN wood kegs.
MIXED and plain, 81 each sz-b5ls pain
and mixed. No 8. per gal, sc: plain and
mixed. No. l. per gal sc
stn%gar ttobhisgp-Barrels. se-er Per
ga. Isss H-gr Per gal. &c. -bhls @-gr.
Per gais lie: n-gr. &c: s-gai Kegs. Sc.
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Jobbing Quotations.
Following are the quotations Of tn
wholesale and jobbing dealers today:
Dairy and Poultry Yard.

Butter-Ranch. i0uI5c: dairy, Isd a0c:
washin gton creaueries, 2-lb prints. 2S1a5c.
Cheese dobbing) - Native Washington.
full cream fonI2c. same. half SKINNED.
sIsc
Eggs 0obbinsl-Fresh ranch. 30GS2c.
Poultry 0obbingI - Chickens 9Giec. live
weight: dressed chickens, lie; turkeys,
dressed. 1sc
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06
BACK AGAIN.
Federal Court Removed to
 Florence As Before

Chief Justice Trusedals and Asse- oistes George R. Davis. Fletcher M. Doan and R. K. Sloan mot In Phoenix Saturday for the purpose of ordering the removal of the seat of the federal court in the Second Judicial District from solomonvills Co Florence. The federal court. which had been located at Florence since the formation of the district, was removed to soloe0nville at the instance o. Justice Rouse tive yesrs age. EPon the appointment of Justice Doan steps were taken to have it brought back to Florence again. This was accomplished at the meet ing. A strong effort was made on the part of Globe ts secure the court.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06
Stands at The HeaS.

Aug. J. Bosel, the leading. druggist of Shreveport. Ls., says: "Dr. Kings New Discovery is the only thing that cures my cough, and it is the best seller have" J. F. Campbell me r. chant of Stafford. ATE, writs:' pr. Kings New Discovery is all that is claimed for it; it never fails and is . sure for Consumption, Coughr and Colds. l cannot say enough for its," merits" pr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is not an experiment. It has been tried for a quarter of 6 century, And today stsDds at the bead. It never disappoints, Free trIai bottles ., Tombstone and Bisbee Drug Stores.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

Tas zane Of base ball on Sunday ct Ft. Huachuos was claimed Ly Tonbstons visitors to bs the bee, played game of ball seen fer years. Both clubs were in dead earnsst and not uatil the 7th inning was . score made. The Huachusas wsu by . score of to 6 but ts be beaten ia . game 50 cioss does not in the least dstraet from the ability of the Bisbse team and both sides are deserving of praise, It is probable . purse Of flOO xill bs raised in Tombstone and b. tn clubs (Bisbee and Ft. Huachuea) will bs asked to play for the purss in this city. The matter has been taken up by the local base ball club.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06
Last Opporsunity.

The last ssasids excursion of this season will pass Benson on the night of the 9th inst. Parties desiring to get . California outing at . small eos, should take advantage of this their last chance fcv this season. For any information address
 T. J. WEBSTER, Agt.,
 Benson.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

A dissstsOus and almost fatal fire occurred ys.tsrdsy forenoon about Il o'clock in the burning oi Ar. William Bell's resideace and its entire con. teBts. Mrs. Bell had kiadled . fire in tue stove snd in . few laiuutss after started for neigbbor's. When but . short distance away chs locked bssk and discevered smoke issuing Iron the side of the building. Seeing that the house wss on fire, and realizing the fast that their infant baby was asleep on the bed, she hurried back, and just had time to rescue the ebild and get cut of the building when inc structure ~ss ono mass ef names.-Ysvspai Re- peftef.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

A peculiar case is noted at the h. sane Asylum by supt. Hsmslin. A couple Of years ago. at Globe, George Harris walked up to . man CD the stres' and deliberately pulling his gun shot him through the side. The nan's name wss Neal, and when he rsssv- cred iron, his wounds was found ts bs insane and was brought Io the Insans Asylun in this city. Last week Dupt. Darlington of the Territorial Prison arrived in the city with sn ia- sane convict from the prison who proved to be George Harris, and both men are now inmates of that inatitu- tisn.-Herald.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06
YAQUI RIVER PLACEkS.
The Recent Report of Rich
 Finds Not Credited.

The Republican mining sditor, Gee. H. Sraalley, cent to Mexico ts investi. gate the Yukon gold fields and make . full report, sent his 6rtt letter Sun d.y. He finds that in Mexico the reports of iich strikes on the iasui are discredited. Men we'll known in Arizona say the stories told here and elsewhere about the Ysqui are pure inventions.
 MT. Smal,ey has joined . party bound for the Yaqui and will soon knew whether there is any foundation for the reports. He writes tie Re publican that the condition of the Yaqui river does not allow boats to enter it's mouth. The current is SO strong that such an undertaking would mean disaster to life aud prop erty. This is the rainy sssson in Mexico, or this particular portion sf the great republic st least. From tue headwsters of the Ysqui ,hsre is mere water than the oldest inhabitant elaine to have ever seen befere. A small town near the mouth of the Yaqui was completely washed away.
 There is . great deal of talk among Americans there over the gold strike reported from the headwatsrs el the Ysqui. But no one seems to know just where it is. It is impossible to find man who has seen any one from the country in which the strike was made. Gen. H. H. Logan, man. Agsr of the Ysqui canal company, says It is fake. He heard the reports be- lore he left Phosnix six weeks age. bu, was unable to find any authentic in formation; it wac nothing but wild talk.
 P. B. Chissn, who has mined iu S0- nora for thirty years, was intervie ed on the subject and said;
 "fhers Is gold in ths Yaa ui esun- try, but that section of the state has been trsmped over ,ee long tS leave any places where geld can bs picked up ss it was during the days of '49 in California. The Ysqui Indians are good gold hunters, snd they have thoroughly worked the ground there."
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06
A Mean trick was played on

A nean trick was played on e prominent young men st Prescott the ether night; He was out with the boys, and when he was past naviga.. ing he wac taken 0 . hotel and put to bed, The boys disrobsd him and libersily poured mucilags over his person. A pillsw was then cut open and the feathers emptied all over him, where they stuck fast. In ths morn- ing he got up and looked in the mirrer, He resenbled . monster sssls that had been in . fight with sr,zzly. Great scett," bs ejseu!atsd. "whsn did I become . birdp He is now trying to find the perssns who made htn sn object for dime nu- ssun.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06
The Discovery seveA hisa.sae.

MT. c. Cailloustts. Druggist. Beaver. sville, H., says: "To Dr. Kings New Discovery owe my life, Was taken with La Grippe and tried all she phy. siciaus. but of no avail and was given up and told could not live. HavinS Dr. KinR's New Discovery in my steEs I sent ..0, bottle and began its nss and from the 6rst dose began to get bet ter, and after using three bottle was up and about again. It is worth tts weight in gold. We won't keep stors or house without it." Get . ires isll the Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06
COCHISE POSSIBILITIES
X Visit to the Artpsian Wells
 of St David.

Ysstsraay the fRosPscToh repre- sentative and the inn ediate family circle made . trip to the thriyiog settlement sf St. David to gaze on green alfalfa felds, fat cattle. umbrA- gsous trees, flowers redolcnt of psture's sweetest perfume, and. most import ant, tke artssian wells of this secu ,n of which e much hss been written, for be it known Cochise couaty has the proud distinction Of having the only flowing arsesisa wells in tine Territory.
 A visit Go the comfortable home and interesting family of J. \. Curtis was the first stop. and . cordial reception met with. Mere Ar. Curtis has sstab- lished an spiary, and the nunsrous swarn of hoosy bees "inprsvs each shining hour" Aedsrn appliances 10 sxtract the honey frsn the comb are employed. and she ssrupulsusly clean apartment exclusively used for this industry could appropriately be termed the ''hsssy sssm." The large alfalfa field and ether evidences of agricultural rishness arc . beautiful sight and . feast fer the optics. MT. Curtis is making arrangements to sink an artssisn we'll very shortly.
 Counting all wells thus far sunk in the valley twenty-fsur are flowing steadily. Probably the tive largest are svaed by Peter Gould and P. P. Sabin. At the ranch of Mir. Gould the agricultural possibilities of arts- sian water and it's achievements are vividly in evidence. This we'll was sunk 432 feet, and the measured Now from the two-ineh pipe givss exactly sixty gallons per minute, or . regular flow of 400 gallons every twenty feur hours. Some five acres of corn and puaptins now irrigated with this water show all cornstslks ever seven feet high and punpkips on the vine over three feet in diameter, and . luxurisnce of growth which indeed furnishes c revelation of the pro- ductivsness sf Arizona ssil. At the ranch of P. P. ssbin leo acres are fenced, and within ths enclosure { vsritsbls agricultural paradise. MT, sabin has six sstesian wslls, the dssp- e. sf which is 230 feet. The eon- binsd flow smptiss into tive immenss reservoirs, and irrigation from these is carried on. At the large we'll, hov. ing from . twe-inch ripe, the steady stream is . rsfrssbing sight, the flow bsing akent the same ss the Gould well.
 Wslis st the Busby, Goodman and Ackse places give steady streams from the subtsrrsnsan sources and are appropriated to advantage.
 A visit to other wells and ranches in the valley was prevented by 6 heavy rain stsrm, which, without giv- ing the usual due nstios, suddenly came on ia terrsnts; hut under the shel lisrins roof of accommodating Mrs. Geodnau, whs keeps the St. David store and is ths obliuine noatn. isf rssa of the burg, were secure until the passing of the rain.
 Among those busy sinking wells is Ny. J. Christianssn, who has . cosy hemp sad extensive ranch.
 There is harmony all ever the valley. The merry hum of the mowers lsep the echoes sn the jump during the week, and O, Sundsys the glad ssngs of Zion lsde the air with the nslediss nf q he pnv ,>~n1.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

Probate Judge Bradley, F. N. Wol- cots and Rev Roberts, the exsnipinR board fer teachers csrtiGcates, grsntsd secsnd grade certificate to Nr. A. N. Scott today he having pass- cd . sstisiactory examination before the board,
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

The payment of . Tsrr,tsrial reward of $500 offered for tho apprehension oi Mouse, the f;uts murderer, has been refused by Governor McCord sn the advice of Attorney General Fra. zier. The tsrms of the proclamation do not allsw the payment for the dead man. The claim was presented by Sheriff Freudenthsl, of Lisoola county Nevada.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

Labor Day was quietly observed in Tombstone. Flags were aoa.ing from all the public buildings and old glsry wss much evidercs on Allen Street end fronts of various business houses.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

The N. E. Conference is to bs held in Phoenix instsad sf Prescott this year. I,is net unliksly that Rev. Rsbssls will again bs returned to this charge, an sstignnsst dsvoutly ts bs wished for by all our church e0srs and membership of the N. E. Church.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

The stsge yesterday was several hours late yesterday owing ts wash- outs on the N. N. d A. Evs:y thing arrived on schedule time today how ever.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

Butchers of fhos,ix have entered fate another combination to raise the price sf beef, and now the consuners ere kicking, but that svailsth nothing.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

The young men of eur city are ts give . sscisl dance ct the Aining Exchange .his evening to which all are most cordially invited.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06
Depression
 of Spirits

so common in summertime, accompanied by loss of energy. lack of thought-power. means a deficient supply of nourish- ment. The vital force Is lost. It isn't a question of muscle and sinew. but of resistance and endurance. At any age. but especially in youth. it involves the risk of lung disease. Loss of flesh and a cough are threat ening signs.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

Dis.ric. Attorney English arrived this - srn!ny iron . trip te Phoenix and Prescott.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

Dr. Carleton of Bisbse arrived today irsn the Copper camp on . visit.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

To Cure CeastipAsioa Hsrsvss.
 Take Cascarets Candy Csshartie 1oe or IA 1T C. C. C. fail 10 cure. druggis,s refund mossy.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

Chester Minier who now has charge of the Arcsdian Pharmacy as Tucson was . visitor to Tsnbstsne yesterday
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

Seaustress Sewing Machines, equal to all, inferior to none. Reduced ts S20.
 AT BARRow's
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

Es-To- Bse for Fifty Gents. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weak Gen strong, blood pure. Soc, q. All cruggista
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

1deeses Your Bowels With Csscarets 'sO. se. If c. c. c. fan, druSgists rsiSnd mo.S.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

FOR sALE-Bses for sale. Call sn F. \. Wolcott.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

Following is the temperature and rainfall at Tombstone for the week ending Sept. 3, 1897, ss reported by H. M. Gee. weather observer:
 Highest average temperature. So.l Lowest average temperature. 64.2 Rainfall IFS
Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06
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of Cod-liver OH. with the hypo- phosphites. meets these cases perfectly. It tones up. fattens and strengthens.
 In Scott's Emulsion the taste of the oil Is fully disguised. making 1t almost as palatable as milk.
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Tombstone prospector., 1897-09-06

No. 6 Cookstoyes $15 at
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