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1N&ap LOUIS TRoNcAET NaSp

ity of the visitor, who seemed able to-
pink the editor at will. At the conclu-
sion of the exhibition Professor Tron-
chet, dressed in natty duck uniform,
made his appearance on the platform
and, before the cheering had subsided,
the professional opponents were facing
each other. foil in hand. At the word
"Allez" they set to. At the third at
tack Tronchet was Cisarmed and in
the following onslaught broke h-s foil
The Italian professional was in merry
mood while his opponent was plainly
irritated. Each time IrOnchet touched
the visitor, Pavese bowed gracefully to
the audience and cried "Tronchet,"
while the Olympian was disposed to
quibble over points made against him.
During one of the rallies, thinking he
had detected a foul, the baron stepped
between the rivals and, with upllfted
sword. tried to stop them. He received
a blow on the top of his head, which
cut a deep cash. His glasses were also
dislodged from his nose At the con-
c1usion Of the contest, he awarded the
decision to Tronchet, who had made
fourteen points against his opponents
thirteen.
Then there was excitement. Pavese
grew RED in the face, threw off his
glove, strode to the edge of the mar
row platform and in Italian excitedly
explained to his countrymen that he
had been robbed. Having lost the con-
test the Italian swordsman challenged
Tronchet to a broadsword contest and,
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SENATORS
WIN EASY
VICTORIES
Hot S.ickwork Results in a
Walloping to the
Dudes.
Oakland 2, Sacramento 8.

In the language Of the street, the Dudes
had it put on en- yesterday morning and
afternoon, and the Senators did the trick.
The game on this side of the bay was
easy going for the Statesmen and hard
uphill climbing for the Brummels.
After the second and third innings there
was nothing to the afternoon game but
the Senators viewed through the small
from the reverse end. The first inning
passed off without a killing, but when the
next period began the Sacramentans
swelled with a desire to show their stick
ability.
Stanley worked a double-bagger and
single by ShanS6an hurled him over the
rubber. Then Sheehan raped out a hit.
followed by Stultz, who dropped fly that
was much like the gentle rain from
heaven, into Hardie's fists. Hardie polite
ly dropped the ball and Shanahan scored.
In the third Harvey made the first bag
on q hit, stole second, went TO third on
O'Conner's hit and scored when Eagan
rolled out SAFE one. E.agan went to the
second siding on DOyle's out and scored
on a hit by Sheehan. In the fifth Stanley
went to first on an honest hit, second on
Doyle's out and crossed the plate when
Sheehan raped out a safe one.
Oakand'S two runs were made in the
on four bad balls, second on Hardie's out,
third on similar performance by Moski-
man, crossing the rubber on DunleaVy s
hit In the sixth Hutchinson received the
ball on the chest, but he died at second,
when forced out by Hammond, who made
first In safety, stole second and third,
Cantering home on a passed ball.
Harvey pitched a remarkably good
game, but Harper was hit frequently.
The score:
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Collins, the young handban player who
DISTINGUISHED himself at Phil Ryan's
handball court S5S Howard street, on a
previous occasion, where he and j. White
defeated Kilgallon and Linehan, the re
turn game did not come off yesterday.
Collins could not get away from his work
to keep the engagement. The other games
were played as follows:
r. Young defeated E. Dodge. Score: 21-1S
21-20. Pill
Ben Clements and William Hassell defeated
w Mcguire and F. Burke. Score: 21-17, I7-21
Pile
Ben Clements defeated W. HasselL Score:
2t-19. 14-21 21-12.
l. Waterman and E. Lynch defeated D. j.
Sheehan and w. H. Kedian. Score: Pip
15-21, 2l-17.
The first of the series of games between N
]. Pendergast and W. II. Sieberst VS.. ]. r.
Bockman and +. McDonough was Won by the
former in two straight games. Score: 21-13
21-l5.
Ben Clements and j. Condor defeated w
Collins and T. Leach. Score: 21-1S, 11-2l,
21-13
r. Housrnan and J. Kirby defeated E. Barry
and d. Regan. Score: Pile. 11-21, H-13.
r. Regl and f. White defeated T. Series and
A. Whiteman. Score: 21-10, 11-21, 21-15.
NJ. J. Kilgalion and r. Lnehan defeated ].
Riordan and j. White. Score; 21-1e 13-2L
2-20
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SAFE FROM WINTER STORMS.
Corinthian Fleet Passes Through the
Bridge Into the Lagoon
at Tiburon.

The Corinthian Yacht Club fleet has
folded it's wings and gone into winter
quarters until the opening OF the yacht
ing season of 1900. Immediately after
the arrival of the II o'clock boat from
this city yesterday morning the bridge
into the lagoon at Tiburon was raised
and the passage opened 1t was found
necessary to cut the telephone and tele-
graph wires stretched above the bridge
before the yachts could pass in. Frank
Bartlett climbed the mast of the Queen
and thence to the raised bridge to sever
the wires. This DONE Paul Bibers s
Mignon went through, followed by the
Queen.
The following yachts entered the la
goon in the order named: Emma, Spray
Merope, Clara, Paul, Diana, Aeolus
Ceres, May Cupid, Thelma, Freda, Stel-
la, Mischief, Truant, Phoenicia, Trio,
Ella, Volunteer. Ollie, Venito, Presto,
Twilight, Wawona, JUanita, Villain,
Rover Edna and Seven Bells. The masts
had been taken out of the Aeolus and
Mignon, and all had been stripped of
their sails and equipments.
The foregoing list includes several
boats not enrolled in the Corinthian fleet
the owners of which took advantage of
the open door" to pass into the shell
tered waters of the lagoon. About ten
or twelve yachts still remain at anchor
In Belyedere Cove. The entire operation
yesterday occupied only short time
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COLUMBIA MARKsMEN.
Some Lively Shooting on the Harbor
View Rangs.

The attendance of members al the regu-
lar class medal and re-entry match shoot
ing of the Columbia Pistol and Rifle Club
at Harbor View range yesterday was larg-
er than usual In addition were many
visitors. some of whom took part in the
sport. The club has recently added four
new targets to the 50-yard range in order
to accommodate the increase in member
ship. Twelve targets are now kept in con-
stant use on the short range, besides two
on the 200-yard range.
From early in the morning until nearly
dark lead flew into the targets and sew
eral good scores were made. a. II. Pape,
who has been in the country for many
months past, put in an appearance and
shot a number of scores. He returns to
Amador County in a few days. From
marksman's standpoint it was very poor
day for good work on account of the fire.
quent changes of light. The scores, ten
shots on the Columbia target, 20 yards, for
rifle and 80 yards for small rifle, pistol and
revolver, were as follows:
Rife, class medal. geo yards one entry
Experts-F Q. Young; So; A n Pape' a.
Mark Marksmen-G Mannel 72; Mrs. G. Mannel.
112; DR.. j. F. Twist, 120; Mrs. NJ. ]. White, 19l;
Gifndemann rifle medal, re-entry, all comers-
F. o. Young As. 81 55 A. H. Pape, 56, 81, II;
Rife record scores-F. S. washburn. II. IS.
So; Mrs. NJ J. White 100.
Pistol. fifty yards, class medal score one
entry: Experts-G. NJ. Barley, 4s; C. NJ. Daiss
u sharpshooters-J. ia % P. cosgrave. s5; Mrs NJ. j
Marksmen-G Mark Hoadley, 60; P. Becker. So;
Mrs c. F. Waltham 20; DR.. J. F. Twist, II;
Mrs. G. Mannel So: T. Hassmann go
Daiss % and 25-caiber rife medal so yards
A. B. Darrell IS, 10. 90, %. a. %, %; G.. Man
mel 90 81 25 26 q; E. Hovey, 25, 80; F. o.
Young %, 2S; DR.. J. F. Twist, 81 30, 80. 35;
Mrs WaItham So 40.
Record scores fifty yards: Pistol-G. Hoad-
ley, 60; H. Stevens. 49,
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SUCCESS OF RURAL
FREE POSTAL DELIVERY
Report of First Assistant Postmaster
General Tells of Work Done
in This State.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The report Of
First Assistant Postmaster General Heath
relative to rural free delivery was made
public tonight. 1t shows that there are
now fourteen routes in operation in Cali
fornia. Agent Amin writes from San
Francisco recommending the establish
ment of one throughout the San Joaquin
Valley. He further says that the routes
located in Santa Clara County have more
than justified expectations, and that by
far the largest number of applications
for the establishment of the service viii
come from California. The success of the
service wherever established has created
a growing demand in adjacent sections
Now 122S0 people covering an area OF
1855 miles, are receiving their mail deliv-
cry through this service. 1t is probable
by the Postoffice Department for a large
appropriation for this work.
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: #2cn uTporinq Events From x4N over the A)ond Gaa
C.nSk.
@ GO @ G Q @ @ @ @ O COCO

heard the shots and when he appeared on
the scene Thornton ran away Beach
pursued him and Thornton, Wheeing
round. fired the last shot in the revolver
at Beach the bullet whizzing over his
Thornton ran into a house on Tehamaa
nlaced under arrest on the charge of as
sault to murder He had succeeded In
getting rid of the revolver. He IS nara
character and has several times peeh ar
rested for various offenses.
William Greenway one of Thornton
half brothers, who started the hghtlng
arrested on charge of disturbing the
peace
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Lopezs Carmencita beat George Pinto's Mis-
chief.
Fourth round-F1ying Fox beat Borders Best;
Good Bye beat Keystone; Carmencita beat SKY
Blue
Fifth round-Flytng Fox beat Good Bye; Car
mencita bye.
Final-Flying Fox beat Carmencita.
Open stake: Second round Connen Bros.
Senorita beat j. Collins Matchless; |. j. Cham
bells Rocklin Belle beat r. Tiernan's Hadi-
wist; Handy & Smiths Terrona beat d. Ford $
Bonita; D. Flynns Skylight beat 7. J. Nc
HuEh's Moss Rose: d. Shannon's Safeguard
beat II. 4. Deckelman's Flyaway; James
Deans Connemara beat Lowe & Thompson 3
Flora Mcdonald; Kay e. Trants Hawker beat
Lander & Gerber's Mount Ida; Z. D. Fallon's g
Lily of the West beat T. ]. Cronin's Rose OF
Tralee; J. II. Ross Jessica beat H. Lynch's
Mystic Maid J. Maher's Beuicia Boy beat
Lande & Gerber's Conquered; D. Shannon's
Soubrette beat J. Byrnes' Eleven Spot; Lowe &
Thompson ST. Oran beat Murphy e. Toland' g
Tea Rose; Curtis & Sons Cash beat Muir
ply & Tolands Twilight; T. j. Cronin's Maid
of Bail beat J. Byrnes' Olympus; J. Byrnes
Battleship beat J. Farleys Cash Day.
Third round-Senorita beat Rocklin Belle
Terrona beat Skyight; Safeguard ran a bye
Lily of the West beat Hawker; Benicia Boy
beat Tessca st. Oran beat Soubrette; Cash
beat Battleship Maid of Bail bye.
Fourth round-Senorita beat Terrona: Lily Of
the West beat Safeguard; St Oran beat Benica
Boy: Cash beat Maid of Bail.
Fifth round-Lily of the West beat Senorita
Cash ran a bye.
Final-Lily Of the West beat Cash.
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STATE SENATOR ARRESTED.
Is Charged With Stealing a Valuable
Herd of Sh, en-.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 5.-A special to
the Times from Great Falls, Mont, says
Something of a sensation has been caused
by the arrest in Choteau County Of State
Senator Phillips and Deputy Sheriff
Greene, on a charge of sneep stealing. It
is alleged that these men got away with a
band of sheep numbering 100, belonging
to Taylor Bros. and others. At the pre-
liminary examination both men were held
in $1,000 bonds.
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H0ODLUM TRIES TO
SHOOT A POLICEMAN
OFFICER BEACH HAS A VERY
NARROW ESCAPE.
John Thornton Ran Into Tehama-
Street House, Where He Was
Captured by the Patrol
man.

fight between a number of hoodums
occurred about o'clock yesterday morn
ing at Second and Tehama streets, John
Thornton, who is well known to the po-
lice, and two Of his half brouthers being
prominent in the fight During the course
of the row Thornton got angry, and,
pulling revolver out of his pocket, fired
five shots into the crowd. None of the
bullets took effect. Policeman Beach
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Ba seball at Vallejo.

VALLEJO, Nov. 5.-The Santa Cruz and
San Francisco baseball teams broke even
here to-day. The scores were as follows:
Morning glme-Santa Cruz 6; San Fran
cisco 9; Batteries-Santa Cruz Ward and
Farrell; San Francisco, Iburg and SulI-
van Afternoon game-Santa Cruz 2; San
Francisco Q; Batteries-Whalen and Nor
Woodruff
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and not the slightest mishap occurred
Port Captain J. H Keefe as usual su-
perintended the arrangements. Some of
the arks were already in the lagoon. but
others remain at their moorings In the
cove. few yachts may remain in com
mission and be sailed occasionally during
the winter, but the yachting season is
officially and actually closed.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-06

TINE local French and Italian col
onies are all worked up over
contest with swords held yester-
L day afternoon at Washington
Square Hall between Professor Louis
Tronchet Of France, instructor at the
Olympic Club. and Professor Gener-
oso Pavese. who styles himself cham
pion of the world and has a massive
belt to prove the title. Five hundred
members Of the colonies witnessed the
passag age-at-arms. which was inter-
rupted by heated disagreements be-
tween the principals. many "bravos,
and finally by a challenge to mortal
combat from Pavese. who claimed that
a decision had been unjustly given
against him Baron Castrone, editor
of the Italian newspaper, 'Messa-
gerio, was the umpire,
There was preliminary encounter
with the foils between Baron Castrone
and Pavese, the audience loudly ap-
plauding the wonderful skill and agil-
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STNIMARY,

Runs responsible for-Harper 4. Harvey l.
Two-base hits-Stanley Moskiman. Harvey.
Sacrifice hlt-Doyle. First base on errors
Sacramento /. First base on called balls
Sacramento .. Oakland ?. Left on bases-Sac-
ramento 9. Oakland . Struck out-By Harper
G. by Harvey / Hit by Observation-Disclosures
Double play-Doyle to OConnor. Passed ball
Stanley. Wild pitch-Harvey. Time Of game
Two hours and five minutes. Umpire-Giraves
oracLaI a-nrar-L W Stanlatnn.
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SACRAMENTO
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.

Runs responsible for-Borchers l. Three
base hits-Stultz, Harvey. Two-base hits
Harvey, Sheehan Hutchinson. stultz. Sacri-
fee hits-Doyle, Sheehan. First base on errors
Oakland /, Sacramento l. First base on
called balls-Oakland 2 Sacramento g. Left on
bases-Oakland 7, Sacramento 10 Struck out
BY Borchers g. by Doyle ?. Double play
Mos6iman to Hammond. Passed ball-IIam-
mond. Wild pitch-Duyle Time of game
2:O5. Umpire-Graves. Official scorer-H S
McFarlin.
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Selections for To-Day.

First race-Lmerick, Goldfinder, Joe MCGEE.
Second race-Modwena, Ann Page, Blooming
Chance.
Third race-zoroaster Morinel. Reolia.
Fourth race-Afamada. Amasa. Manzanilla-
Fifth race-Alaria. Lothian Lodestar.
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H0STLER STABBED BY
A MEXICAN WOMAN
jealousy Causes the Murder of an
Employe of j. j. Mcdonald
in Vallejo

VALLEJO, Nov. 5.-John Flood, a hos
tier in the employ Of J. J. Mcdonald,
County Coroner. was stabbed by a Mexi-
can woman named Maria Oliver last
night, receiving injuries from which he
subsequently died.
The cause Of the trouble has not yet
been ascertained, but is supposed to be
due 70 jealousy. Flood was cut in the leg
and bled TO death. The woman is now un-
der arrest.
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The friends of DR.. Thos. H. Morris are legion
and will elect him.
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Tanforan Park Entries.

Following are the entries for the five
running events to be decided this after
noon over the track of the Western Turf
Association:
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Wealthy relatives sometimes enable a
man to deal in futures.
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First race-Five furlongs; two-year-olds
ms
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OAKLAND.
SACRAMENTO.

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-22

|. every Wednesday evening Visiting brotn- . CTS ccriisily invited to at;en'l. A. I. WAT INNS, <. G., iSMiLE MARr;s, R.'3.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-22

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, COCdlSE Tribe No. 7 meet every Thursday even- mg at tine Opera House Hall Visiting broth- FITS cordially invited.
 A. MARKEY, c. of R.
 pr. Edinundson, Medicine Man.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

11;ILLIAM sCHRl NSMER, JUSTICE OF ancer' offiee i,i Wallace Bldiug, Bisboc, Ariz
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LCMG FOiSuM--RisSce Forum No, 1858, II lpceis first ana third Monday in each r'oEth. cpcra liuasc, :? 80 p. nl. N.s!ti0g com aliiuhs always welcome.
 II. ". Stu l!s", pccs .. T. r. pcptna, Treas NIn. S,3.i;n 3her Ssc.
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CusPAR- EE1IpGL, PIANO TEAGTIEG. J JLeasuIS in lBsrrulaentai n7isle' CA1I 'S Eel Lewis.
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COURT HOWELL. NO. II, FOpgSrGSei OR V America meet every Wadnesd ly night.
 A. '. SOWhi, .. R. JAMrs BILLY, Financial Secretary.
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,Iy q. srhgHLE, ATTORNEY AND COUN- w. seilor. Tombstone. Cochise County. 4. T .............
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Gl severe LUSB Ot i,t@stS tlDlA Si4I strongly recommend it to all dvspep- tics. p Digests what you eat without aid from the stomach and cures dyspep- sia. Copper Queen store. |
 Legal clash between water users and water carriers is now unavoidable, as during the past few days many of the old settlers who do not own water rights have been denied water, although the money in payment was rendered. Water once used on lands, becomes a part thereof and the companies are simply common carriers, is the theory of the farmers, while the canal men claim ownership of water and the right to sell the privileges of buying the same.-En. terprise.
 Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a scientific compoupd having the endorsement oi eminent physicians and the medical press. 1t "digests what you eat" and positively cures dyspepsia. NJ. A. Ketron, Bloomington, Tenn, says it cured him of indigestion of ten years standing. Copper Queen store. ! | E. F. Graham Ss Go, have just received a carload oflurniture of all kinds. Prices right; terms easy. Call and see their ~-N goods. Sl0 If
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c rS. Exz.I.KA5g3, ,. JUSTICE OF THE PEEcE.. Eotar, Public; Convey yancer. Bills Collected Speciality.
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DR UNDsON-PHYSICIANA AND SUR IL geou, Bishee, Arizona, Office at htS r"s- ldeucc, Shsarer building, next to Dr. Far" GiRR1On'S.
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r ANDAIARK CHAPTER NO. 6, R. A. M. A- stated convocation third Taesday in eGcl month. Visiting companions in good standing ere fyaternaly invited to visit.
 J. c. PRITCHAkD, II. r. FRANK ]. GRAF. Secretary,
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DEI,FECT ASHLAR LODGE, Nol2F. 6 A. I Meets first Thursday of each moIath. Wis
 .ing brethrcn cordially invited to attsrd. r. A. SWEET. W.M. J.L. BROWN. Secretary.
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ARIZONA NEWS. Interesting Items Culled from Our
 Exchanges.

Colonel Gates recently returned iron the Cave creek district. He has beer supervising the development work or the copper claims in the Cram noun tains. The property is looming up re markedly we'll and good results will soon be sfown.- Enterprise.
 "Best on the market for coughs ant colds and all bronchial troubles; fol croup it has no equal" writes Henry R Whitford, South Canaan, Conn.,, of One Minute Cough Cure. Copper Queer store. There is some talk of proposed rail. road from Congress Junction to Fools Gulch and the various groups of mines in Weaver district, which mines, local miners say, will astonish the natives in the near future, as bullion producers | Courier.
 De Witt's Little Early Risers perma- nently cure chronic constipation, bili- ousness, nervousness and worn-out feeling; cleanse and regulate the sys- tenn -" famous little pills" Copper Queen store. Tom Haley is sacking orc at his mine, lour miles from Mineral creek, which is to be packed to Globe for shipment. A carload of the ore i5 expected to reach a value of $G,0O3 the ore aasoyjng 200 tu 3UO ounces .n s..ycg, U U 51 ger cen. In copper and some gold.-Silver Belt.
 "They are simply perfect," writes Rob't. Moore, of La Fayette, Ind, of De Witt's Little Early Risers, the "famous little pills" for constipation and all liver ailments. Never grlpe. Copper Queen Store. t
 While Delegate Wilson was writing q letter at his desk in Hotel Nadeau, Los Angeles, republican chambermald let dust broom fall through a skyligh upon the colonel's head, inficting a painful cut which bled copiously. The doctor who was called in said the colonel had narrow escape. pe.-Courier.
 E. E. Turner, Compton, Mo-, was cured of piles by De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve after suffering seventeen years and trying over twenty remedies. Phy. sicians and surgeons endorse it. Beware ofdapgerous counterfets. Copper Queen store.
 Thomas NJ. Lynch, the mining engl- neer from Wickenburg, is in the city. Mir. Lynch has of late been interested in the Black Rock district, fourteen miles northeast of Wickenburg. He says that in and around shat district there has been more development work done this summer than any previous year. Ar. Lynch is of inc opiuion that good results will be sho"u 'his vii ter. -PhoeuiX Enterprise.
 Chester Il Brown, Kalamaz 10, Mich says: i>odot Dyspepsla Cure cured me of @ severe case of indigestion; can strongly recommend it to all dvspep. n:~o... .,,Lok ,,o,, cot hn, ,,k
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GEO. ". SWAIN, ATTORNEY ALLAN. rerritory. Tombstone, Arizona.
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rpJ ". NGToN.-DENTISTRY IN Day; ;ts branches Satisfaction gIaran- teed. Oilice-Shearer Building, Bisbeo, Ari-
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NUEkE LODGE, NO. $, A. 0. U. w., MEETS < ever, Saturday evening. Visiting broth ITS cordially invited. WM. QuALLs, II. ". alfred Godfl ey, Recorder. Il. |. FRASER, inanc!er.
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ALLEN k. ENGLISH, ATTORNEY, AND "A Counsellor -at-Law: Ohce on ro'r'h Street. Tombstone. Arizona.
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TEE FRATERNITlES.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1899-12-29

The latest dodge, which is but re-
vival of an old one, with variations, is
as mysterious in result as it is simple in
action. If you have a grip which you
carry carefully enough to denote that
its contents are valuable be careful how
you set it down in n crowd, even for q
moment. Along comes a man with a
good-slzed grip which he also sets down
beside you, while you argue with the
ticket inspector or consult time table.
The man is well dressed and seems in a
hurry. In moment more he picks up
his grip and is gone. Your grip is gone
with him, for his own was empty and
had trick bottom. 1t was slipped
down square over yours, the flaps of the
false bottom folded up and row of
hooks on either end held your property
securely. 1t is the most internally in
genious trick ever devised for robbine
the traveller, wary or unwary.