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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30
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4 Kspstllosh Cslrssi4an iog The Csss
~ o. Bs1alrstas vii BE hsla At TIE
iawS hslL AtlaRtos. ~ Ihursd.y. Ialy
aisi. ii 70 9plects to TT tie parposs
q soElnGi.rg esE8i3s ~ ~ eoatiy sfAr
ora, 70 be tgpperied 81 the election 90 tbs
arsi IsAsiSr 10 September btIi. .bd also
Tor The fleei,os ots eossiy con zltlss.
Delegates v,li be chosen 81 primary meet
iuss er.le1 ~ heFabEcan committee. IN
ssea tom, 1ud sii, rrarils th.nsslres
sub proper efedeUiI.ls, Nsnsi by tbe
ChsfmAo ans Secretary.
by srssalHtiou ps.sei by The eonrsn
hos. 10 = tie vtl5us towns are re
lasstst { stlect their lova committees ..
The csacas When delegate, to the county
convention ale chosen, The secretaries
u the several oAueases are also requested
o. seud let ~ The con mitlees selected
ta their respective town', vita their ere
deGnsl,
ibs Bsarin.ioa srd Rutland R,hssy
stl elieud The usual eourtesy Of reduced
ia'n
+ c Woo iwortb, Arlington. Chsirmso
sui Treasurer
q 3 Sheldon Raperi. Secretary.
A. l.. Grsvst, Manchester.
Il | Bstcbelder Peru
A J Desey. Bennington.
Is I Bates. PosnsI
Tyler G3o1ell, R,sdsboto,
The iollosiag is the spportionment OF
delegales to shIcb the several towns are
entitled.
Arlington .. Bennington %. Dorset 8
/, PERI 8, Landgtove .,
Manchester $. Povusl T. Rupert 8, Reads
boro 4, SYNDICATE 3 sesrsbursb /. Siam
ford g. WiohSIl 3, Salisbury 8. Sander
land 2, Woodford 2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30

Daring the summer oil 1891, Mr. ChW
r johnson, well known attorney OF
Louisville, Ky. had very severe st,ack
OF summer complaint Qaite number OF
different reme6i were tried. but failed
TO afford any relief A iiiend who knew
what Was needed procured bin = bottle Of
Cham berlsin's Cole, Cholers and DiBr
rhoes Remedy, which quickly cured him
and be thinks, saved bis lite. He says
that there has not been day since that
time that be has not bad tn, remedy 10
bis household, He speaks Of ii 10 the
highest praise aud ttkes N uoh pleasure 10
recommending it whenever an opporiuni
ty is offered For sale by A. II, Petit
bone, Manchester Depot and j. Ii, Whip
pie, Manchester Center.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

EslAte OF eAbuEL W BArsEff.
The undersigned, having been appointed by
tho Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Man.
chester Commissioners, 70 receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate u
samuel W. Bassett late Of Manchester
IN said District deceased, and all claims exhibit
cd In 0naet thereto, hereby give notice that
will meet for tho purposes Aforesaid at
tbs COlbnrn Hgnse IN sid Manchester
on the 2lst day OF December mott, nom
one O'Clock y. NJ until four O'Clock =. " ou
said day aud that Eli months rom tho
Ilst day Of June A. u. ls3s, IL the time
limited by said Coat Tor said cfodltofs 70 pre-.
sent thoif claims to US ior examination and
allowance.
Dated at Manchester THE 2lsl day Of June
A. b. 1898.
G. X. BUCKIIN,
53w JOSEPH LUHEkE,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30

Sick stomach means sick man Cor wo
man.
Why not be we'll?
Sick stomach comes from poor food 4,
poor DonrishmeDt; mesns poor health,
poor comfort. Shaker Digestive Cordial
means health and a well stomach. II we
could examine Our stomach we would un
derstand why it is thai 80 little will put il
ont OF order
But, unless We are doctors, we never
see our stomsch. We only feel it. We
would feel it less il we took Shaker Di
gestive Cordial
Shaker Digestive Cordial makes your
stomach digest all the nonrishing food
you eat. relieves sll the symptoms OF 10
digestion. acts as a tonic and soon makes
You feel well and strong again,
The more you TAX, the less you will
feel your stem ich.
At druggists; Trial bottles 10 cants.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30

Ttste shs very large attendance b.
the state convention aud some shhtp coz
les,s. 1t sill be uoli ed tbst the yonne
uen won 10 every cass Aud oil the Old
state cGieers wefe retired.
E1t Goyerpor Z G. Smith OF ST. Al
BAGS, ha 10 opposition For LieuteDsut
Gayernor. II {. b ties Of ST. Johnsbnry,
5es, Or. Ii 5ltgn Of BfsIlleboro by ms! u
il, OF sal.
For Treasurer there were three candI
date shd 1t took TIRES ballots 10 decide
IT, Ga The third ballot j. l. Bseo1 Of
White River Junction son by q mriority
Of a. There we're also three candidates.
TOT Secretary Of State, bot A. Hoslsnd
Of II utpslsr uoa 90 The aut bsllo, by
rs ns.3utF. There wtrr tao candidates
Tor Auditor aud o II Barber zoo BY ~
ns!5riiy. TIE romina,ioss we're made
aHsaiLaons. sua - the nominees are oil
good inca they wall receive the foil party
vote Ia Sspirmbef.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30
SUSAN HARD'S Estate.

~ Starr " YEnHosT, District oi Manchester ~
Be Il remembered, that Al a session Of the
Probate Court holden At Manchester, within
and Tor said District, on the lith day Of June
A. D. 1888.
Present. Hos II. H. FowLKH. Judge.
Whereas. a certain instrument ~ writing
pnrp0f lug ~ be the last will and tests
msnt 81 hutAn Hard late Of Arlington IN
said District deceased. having been this day
nj essntsd 10 sAld Court 0f Probate sud duiy
died Ia the teglstot's ONCE Therefore, II u ".
defed that all persons late estod Ia the ertkt6
0f,GId doceAsod b. notified 10 appear before
.Aid Court at the Probate once IN Manchester,
10 sad District, on tho 9th day Of July A h.
1893, ~ ten O'Clock IN the forenoon, by patAea.
ton ~ this order tbrue N6"ks sueoesslyeiy
previous tbs eto. ~ tho n Anchsalsr J0uAsAL,
Newspaper printed al Manchester sfofssAd, 20
show suse, II Euy they may have, VIII s4ld
instrument IN whiting shouid not be proved Aud
allowed 49, ito lAsi will and Testament 81 u
.sid decreased
G3x w. b. EDGEETON Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30
give .thiIdt.ua Drink

called Grsin.O. 1t lss delicious, sppetiz
ing. po1rishing food drink to take the
place OF coffee. Sold by ell groctrs and
liked by oil who have used IL because
when properly prepared it tastes like the
finest coffee but is free from all injuri us
properties. Grsin.O aids digestion and
streng tbens the nerves II is not q slim u
liant but health builder, and children
% we'll ss adults, Can drink it with great
benefit Costs about IA as much as COT
fee. Is and IS cents
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30

atQr iaf tat stts 81 hg@aalJ 8fssaef
.ies IlfHssg = caf4 aesi - tas.t ea3 %
8.Esagi s. Etst tee eea'Et e. bsusT sd4
"a byrsfnsf aa greed II oar ra,saa
tLsrsrltf fa we,k ttst ~ esEtat With
stats lie tslg3sf}so T. tFFfagtisit she
tui vises q .sss sat Tres vahls osr
tsse1' u ltead aEeE tte fofmy 81 Tos
ttls tttu - ltst.usie ssfisfs. bot
tsa3 Ss tostsuFlsts sstem iot Toe c9l
go ,lias = the arlnai ueraf hfctgse
cur faetSart trmsftsL 'ietafY b. tae
La,laf q M.ed.' oar gaas des'rayrt
10 sgstitb Gst', t5t tsa tter aet'tay
ttst pca orscat iralA ltH soseflmeuu
dttstf their .att powers tat trrn saptttaf
tore. Bat hon TOE consent q tie sCttfu
80 ebsll ahar8Us taH resisarce W
Eufap asu eaofasctEesi utuu The aesietp
btenpArie. 10 order la mtesls 30 ths con
taserltes q Enrspe asd Alsf II a.Eats
iu,a % tbaag to 81 segrsGJts msDt eos
yleld atEega.aes o. those EEg 81 'tr laos
ootttoaseees 10 the sjtrao i've eafb ~
"ustialsi dastiuy,' TIE people Of \ ttss
ASSN II mtstske DOT thsir seatlnepi',
pl.lt Themselves Cpon tbe disclaimer 20
tered BY congress. sod oIptci that good
tsitA shaiI cha'acsergt The mAiilg ci
pcaee a. II jij the beginning 81 VAT II
soms 3fesn Of tie spIeGdors d he,sto
ssas9us taIi.e epelfclius The globe, VI
shall he content to s,d 10 bringing eudut
ION happiatfs to homogeneous people
coo .ectaied 20 the purpose Of Maintaining
= you reneut q tue people, by the PEG
rLn Tor he Irn.La.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30

Allow . cough TO run until 1t gets beyond
the reach OF medicine. They often say,
Oh, IL will wear away, but in most cases
1t will wear them away. Could they be
induced to try the successful medicine
called Kemps Bslssm, which is sold on 3
positive guarantee to cure. they would
immediately see the excellent eiIec, alter
taking the fret dose. Price Is and SOC
Trial size free Al ell druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30

Chsmberlsn's Pain Balm has no equal
as q household Imminent. 1t IL the best
remedy h own Tor rheumatism, lame back i.
neuralgia, while for sprsins, cuts, bruises,
burns, scalds aud sore throat, 1t is invslu
able. WerIz 4 Pike, merchants, Fernsnd
ina. Fla, write: Everyone who bnys d
bottle OF Chamberlsiu's Remedies, comes
back aud says ii is the best medicine be
has ever used. Is and 80 cents per bottle
at A. II, Pettlbone Manchester Depot
and J. II, Whlpple Manchester Center
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30

TIA, be threw the toush eoFy 10 Tie waste
y.ptr bulst Tbsuct Nr. kiphrs rec
eaei H.
Late 10 bed .t5 early 70 rise, piFpsiei =
nsn Ter biz hozs te the slies Lriy 70
bed And Lille Esriy Riser, the piil that
n.tes lite Logger .sa better and ~iset- J.,
H. Whippie Manchester Cetirs, A u.
Pslnboue Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30

ltvt sell Gee bottle al Cham berlsla :
Cousb Remedy. ss seldom fail 10 cell The
Sane person mote. when II is Issin Deed
ed. ludssd, il hiss become the ismily
medioioe Of this tosn, for o nghf aud
colds. sud us recon mend II beosuse Of
iu established merits joe. h Harmed,
Prop. O.klspd Phsrmsey. Ostlsnd. Nd,
Sold by A. II. Peliibonr, Manchester
Depot aud ii Whipple, Manchester
Center.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30

"A friend In need IL IA friend Iade.d."
A friend advised me TO try Ely's Cream
Balm and after using it SIX weeks | be
lieved myself cured Of catsrrh. 1t is q
most valuable remedy. Joseph Stewart,
GA Grand Avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Ny son was ,ffi cited with cstsrrh 10
duced him to try Ey's G cam B,lm aud
the dissgreeable cat rfhsl smell sll left
i'm, He appears as well AS anyone, j.
G.. Olmstes1. Arcols, lii
Price Of Cream Palm is fifty cents
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30

s. {, p. Jones. M,les6urg, Pa. 1rites -
have Used Dswtls Little EARLY Bisers
ever siaoe they we're iuiroduc here aud
must cay have never used any pills 10
my family sbd daring forty years OF hcuse
keeping that gave such satisfactory re
suits ss laxative or . csthsrtic. J. II,
Wbipple, Manchester Centre A. II. Petit
bone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30

-fttei 10 lsis uumhct Of the AtmI
500 ss,y J8afpsl s.ys that IL 10 lulte :
nia.ae 80 suppase thst white men iron
tUather4t gl9us oAaBot sott 10 lhe 6eiis
q Cats eIsoIJ A. uor,hetn farmers Dc,
,ltet D,e0miBs s,cliustei, AB1 with Get
t.lu pfteautlUut. msigtaiu vigorous health.
Tho tsmptfslnfs uersf reaches 20 high
pmtt. II does 10 Nee York At night
ui..ls.,s cool sod the ses bfe,zss sou
deti1I, temper Tue heat 81 the tropical
.uu. The otJseiioa TO Cab. as yellow
fever csBtct ulii disappear sIth improved
eoudi'ious. Yellow lever Is simply relic
Of barb.usm IL Ia emphsticslly filth
Gisfsse Ia sSuitatInu, mediseysllsm,
which u syuouym for Spanish rule-is
lse uledlaelism 10 government, IN religion
In everything else All that IL needed 10
Cab, as everywhere else. is enlightened
sanitation 10 ohsn &c such et,ies as Havana
aud other unse-trsd Cnban towns toto
u odel health resCrts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30

A4shsz. dictates tte price q ia trab
81 tts vorlB hmfBo.t 'ief..fsi mstsi'.
s. enrsuu via Lafareat mstsfs,
,tt ,prgitiss niis " AstifsI4a haa'N.
thtts. std othsf o5spiries, Has,is bS
.vst3e8 cabtEcn q Juf shlpbgiltts
p, v.rsbtts 20 easi over 81 $50 onl, hbd
g. &C.. cautg iar esbets oai sise! ml!ia
ua stiptils thossnts 81 iobt al ship
plsta. la ls.i,as stiph8iidtcs hfas 10
Otssl lltitsia -ttese ate bal iew Of the
rsofs suoslss i.ets pos attracting -ofli'
vide slieEtl9r. stieh iHtiests thS
u hiis.i i3dasttisi reruinliOb ~ The csn
tuty. Tie sud3sa tuns,t % d oar com
t'y ton IL. historic inactivity 10 foreign
.Htus i8 sbsi sesus "a In - desIiDy 81
domtb.iiss p0"ett ~ GOT more sopder
fal cot note ist feseblss IA its ihhaeGce
th.a ibe pa, Il - aos sqgipped 10 play
j. tlr sofld, lIdustty ADD commstce.
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Aftsi usu, rsst, e. tu3.u@ itas9i CaI
s,rss Tea 81 lsa rs.er seaua bsat
fuftst a~sbira a#aHI#rsi he tisett
~ to Treuseti Isis s3 probably
.srsfo.5s state hsrtraptey avs wAtff
tbtr ,Itst. ., ,6fy isltst ssa he rsEdtrs3
3d.. ,ssassft as uty tsaa.at vstL tbs Z.
= lsg a. TIE tsme eel uct
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30

Tspley's Bread WiaAers oai wesr al
thsf Eaoss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30
The Equinox Golf Club

MFMnERsufp IlcKErz ryB FEAsos 1893 s. GO
foR DhE MUNIH 20
ItH ONE WEtK, 30
FoA OSE Day, 80
LoCk Rs EtrH %
Tickets may be had at the Nice Of tho
Equinox Hou,e. Players Will be required 70
show their tickets And COT form to the rules OF
the Club. when will BE- furnished them
Club Members are requested 10 report ANY
breach Of etiquette noticed on the course to the
Greens COMMITTEE.
HARRY RAWLINs, PROFESSIONAL
IN CHARGE,
has cubr, balls and cAdiie bags for sAle aud
cubs for rent. Lessons given and clubs re-
paired.
Csddies Charges.
First round n cents
BeoOn1 round, 10
Third round, 10
Players must not pay Caddios IN etcoss Of hs
sboye rates, and must not buy bslls from the
Csddes.
Manchester, Vt June ooh, 1895 s]iu
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-30
HARRY RAWLINs, PROFESSIONAL
Cad dies CharRes

has cIubr, balls and cSddie bags for sAe aud
cnbs for rent, Lessons given and clubs
paired,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-22
El Conde de Monte -cristo isg

treg6 Alberto cont6 Ia condesa ell gran aconteci-
miento que hacia tres das formaba el objeto de la
preocupaci6n de los dos amigos
Como estas intrigas raras en- Italia, 10
menos 81 ha de Greer les viajeros la condesa 10
crey6 Y felict6 Alberto por ell princ pio de una
aventura que prometa terminarse de una manera tan
satisfactoria.
Sc separaron prometieudose encontrarse en- el
bale del duque de Bracciano, al cual Roma entera
estaba convidada.
La DANA del ramete cumpli6 promesa nj ell
da sguiente nj el otro, di6 Alberto sena de exs-
tencia.
Pero lego el martes, el hltimo el mas ruidoso de
los das de carnaval.
Ell rnartes, los teatros abren las diex de Ia
mahana poque pasadas las ocho de Ia noche entra Ia
Cuaresma-
FL martes, todos los que por falta de- tempo, de
dinero de entusiasmo han tornado aun parte
en- las festas precedentee, 9 mezcan la bacana
dejan arrastrar por la orgfa, unen parte de
ruido de movimento al moyimiento al ruido
general.
Desde las dos hasta las cnco, Franz y Alberto
siguieson La fla, cambiando puhados de dulces con
los carruajes de la fila opuesta los cue iban . pie
que circulaban entire los cabsos las carrozas, sin
que sucediese medic de esta espantosa mezcla un
solo accdente, sola disputa solo reto.
Los italianos el pueblo por excelenca reepecto
. punto
Las festas SON para ellos verdaderas festas.
El autor de esta historic, que ha vivido Italia
por espaoio de Oinc0 seis amos, acuerda de
haber vsto uunca una solemnidad turbada por uno
solo de aoonteoimientos que sirven siempre de
corolaro los nnestros.
Alberto triunfaba con su traje de pallazo
Tenfa sobre el hombro un laEo de cnta, color de
ross cuyas puntas le colgaban bastants para que
10 ccnfundieran con Franx.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-22
Biblioteca de eta Democracias

chados por e dido humane, sobre ell reso de la
En- este memento sobre todo es donde va no hay
distinction social.
FL fscohino al principe, ell principe al trans
tberno, e transtiberno al hombre de La clase media
cada cusl soplando, apagando, encendendo.
81 ell veio Eolo apareciese este momento, serfa
procamado rey de los moccoli Aquil6n heredero de
la corona.
Esta oarrera loca ardiente dur6 dos horas oas;
la oale del Cours estaba ilumnada 81 fuese de
da; distinguanse las acciones de los espectadores
hasta el tercero cuarto piso &
De cinco oinoo minutes Alberto sacaba el reoj;
al fin este senal6 las siete.
Los dos amigos Sc halaban justamente en- la altura
de Ia VIA del Pontifc Alberto salt6 del carrnale con
su moccletto en- la mano
Dos tres m&scaras quisieron acercarse q 81 para
apagArseo arrancarlo pero, fuer de hAbil luoha-
dor, Alberto las envi6 rodar tras otras diez
pasos de 81 continusndo camino haca la glesia de
San Gi6como.
Las Rrsdas estaban cargadas de curiosos de
mAscaras que luchaban quien SO aHancaIia oe iaS
manos Ia antorchs.
Franz segufa con los ojos Alberto, lie vio
poner ell pie sobre el primer escal6n casi oil Pnnto
una mascara CON el traje ben conocido de a adeana
del ramllete, extendiendo el brazo SIN que esta
hiciese ninguna resistencia le arranc6 81 mocco
letto.
Fran. sstabs muy lejos para escuchar las palabras
que camDiaron, pero sin duda NADIA tuvieron de hos
I'll, porque vio aiejarse Alberto ID aldeana del
Ia mrada en- medic de u multitud naro an Ia VIA
Macello loe perdi6 de vista
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
De rspents. el sonido de Ia campana cue ds Ia
ssaAl de- ls conclusion al carnavs rssono 81 misne
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-22
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PueoIin6n
NOTAa
Noviemb 30 de AbrL
OONDIOlONKS OONOESIONES
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MkYOL HuRn AMOS AZ IL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-02-22
Llnea de las Antillas.
vapor NJ. l.. ViIIaverde,

E yapor vaje del da este pueo tonar
Epana rasbordo drecso
da de cada alguno de
In 40 del % oar& Epana zasbo
sada 100, ;,
In In IL Mayo 80 dc seis
tods los dc rutas paa1ero so
naaante Santander
The Coconino sun., 1898-10-15

tlemen say, are adopted to avoid all ill feelings, with a strong emphasis on the "ill feelings" The rules request that in driving to the winter ranges of the Black mesa and further south that they will, after crossing the Verde river. % down Lonesome valley west of the Elm ma hills to Big Grapevine canyon: thence by the most direct route to Cedar corralls on Ash creek: thence to Black mesa by the most direct route Sheep must not be held in any of the watering places longer tha necessary to water the same. and they be kept travelling toward their destination ey- cept when bedded for the night: that they must not drive sheep into any watering place claim d and used as u watering place for cattle which is so situated that cattle can only go to the water from one direction, and that they water their sheep only once at any watering place.
The Coconino sun., 1898-10-15
GRAND CHURCH FAIR.
An Entertaining Programme Glorious
 Time Promised to All.

The Church of the Nativity will hold it's annual fair at Babbitt's hall on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday eve nings, Oct. 26th, 27th and 18th. Be- sides the many attractive features of the fair special programme has been arranged for each evening. A farce, "Ici on Parle Francois" will be put on the first night by the Flagstaff Dramat- ic Circle, while the members of the same organization will appear the sec- ond evening in select minstrel, the first part under the management of those prince of funmakers, Gene Sliker and Al Roach. The concluding eve ming will be devoted to the closing of the popular contest of the candidates of the two political tickets, and as this will be the straw 10 indicate the direc. tion of the political wind lively time isexpected. The winners of the differ- ent handsome articles will also be an nounced and in general "there'll be q tOrrid time" The ladies of the con gregation have the fair in hand and from the progress already made, have sustained their reputation for hustling ability and stick ckto-itiveness. An ad- mission fee of twenty-five cents will be charged, which includes everything, even the privilege Of purchase. Don't forget the dates, October 26th. Eth and 18th.
The Coconino sun., 1898-10-15
OF INTEREST TO SHEEPMEN.
The Cattlemen Meet and Adopt Resula>
 tons for Their Benefit.

A meeting of cattlemen was held in Phoenix on the 18th ult., to lay down rules and regulations for the govern ment of sheepmen of Northern Ari. zona who contemplate driving their fo:Ss sonthward. The rules. the cat.
The Coconino sun., 1898-10-15
Shooting Affair.

About l:3o Il. m. Friday last Marshals Woody, Black and Drummond ap- reached the Chinese dwelling in the rear of Cofiin's grocery store and de- manded admittance. which was Fee fused. A general firing of pistol shot ensued, and after hot battle the do,r was opened and the officers entered. One Chinaman Was found shut through the left arm, the bone being broken. A couple of opium-smoking layouts one pistol and five Chinamen were taken into custody. On being arraigned be- fore Judge Milligan bail was given and the trial postponed. The officers say that the Chinamcn commenced firing when the demand for admission was made.
The Coconino sun., 1898-10-15

Those desiring their houses or stores fitted with pipe and fixtures. can have the work done promptly and accurately by w. F. Friedlein. I9tf..
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ACCIDENT IN POWDER FACTORY
q accident occurred at the powder
iSoTy at Ditch.ey, on the Southern
-hlgay, a short distance from this
w Yesterday, by which q workman
.'usd William Seymour was badly
.-'led about the face aud head, and
A?eFatendens Ernst slightly burt.
SS!nour was taken to the Emergency
aspiIal in Washington. 1t was at
l, supposed his eyesight was ruined,
VI -aIeT It was believed that no such
s''ous result was Inevitable. Toe un-
.aanaIe man lived at Manassas, where
:: aAs wife and four children. The
N'eli occurred while the two men
vie engaged il experimenting with q
- compound which exploded.