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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-02
CITY DADS TO
GO TO TACOMA
Thsrs'iI Do . Not Time There
This evening.

The city council takes taunt to
Tacoma this afternoon. I, leaves on
the Flyer at sis The entire mem
hsEFhis of sssltis's legislative bod
IL SONS, ana several Of the other
elIy stiislais viii 81 IS the city Of
pssIiny.
tbs Tacoma council Will &C, as
host. I, has arranged a seed time
for the guests This boat will be met
by a special ear which viii convey
the SEATTLE contingent to the la
eems hotel, after = SHIRT ride about
the city.
Dinner will be served eaTly In the
eysning. Then the Tacoma council
will SO 90 work. our eity fathers
will watch the fun.
After the session n banquet will
be served In the Hotel Tacoma Or
atory and felicitation will be the or
der ~ the evening.
Rooms have been secured at the
hotel for the visitors IL they need
them. Tomorrow morning they viii
be served with breakfast.
TT. rulers Of the city % Destiny
have arranged things 10 the end
that Seattle money will not pass in
their city tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-02
THE VOTERS
LAST CHANCE
school, Election Registration
Books Open Tomorrow.

Those who have not previously ~.
gistercd for the school election sat.
urday. will haVe a last npportuniiy
10 DO 80. The books viii be opened
again tomorrow ffem a. M. 10 D
y. m This IL In accordance with
the state las. which provides Cor
registration up % to days previous
% election, and on the day before.
The candidates are %. V. Calhoun.
the present incumbent y. g, Hughes.
the ~ell-knawn attorney. and Henry
". stein. a pFaefsFsader FOE the
Times. MsssFs, Calhoun and
Hughes seem 70 be tbs strongest
candidates. though Mr. Stein has
many friends among ihe Single Tax.
sfs
Thus far. about si0o satsrs have
registered, This 10 but little over 10
per cent. uf the cuEtblc voting popu
latlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-02

Thres up-to-dats passenger ears
have bsen received BY the. Grant
Street Electric line. they are Of
built by the John Hammond Car
company Of San F's2rcisea. They
have a seating capacity % " persons,
ihss~ hesnH tee vess ~ seats ~t,h
a center aisle. The eafusany ss.
poets to have thsm in operation In
a day OF i~a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-02
NEW BUREAU
AT WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. u. g, Nov. A.
The new bureau 60 be created under
the War department viii be called
the Bureau Of Insular and Colonial
Affairs" The position ~ head has
been offered TO Robert II. Porter,
who recently did active service as a
special commissioner Of the Treasury
department. in getting statistics in
Porto Rico. Cuba and Europe The
new bureau will relieve the War de-
partment Of the details Of govern
ment insular possessions, while un-
der military rule. Porter may de-
cline the position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-02

The West Seattle ferry narrowly
escaped a serious accident In the
fog this morning. On the FIRST trip
over. az the boat was slowly feeling
its way through tho water, the ferry
grazed the stern OF one Of the rev
enue cutters IN the bay No damage
was done, but had the ferry varied
80 feet more there would have been
serious trouble. L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-02

Local politicians surprised
ne fortintegeneerH sale The Times stated
bshind the facts. 49,
One month aRo Judge Bond ala
told by
10000
safsaetory Later when Judge to
his request was refused He then option.
Northern Paeihe he field
had plenty " behind them knew this fact
They therefore asked $4,000 for the
factory part of the deposit in one Of the
banks The paperehanges hands + - - ~
At that Time It leave Tor California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-02
MORE REBELS
ARE KILLED

MANILA, Nov. s.-I.isut Slavers
and Is scouts, while accommodating
the lnsurgents position north Of An-
seles today, encountered and routed
one of the enemyH outposts number
ina 40 mon. The Insurgents had
three killed and many wounded.
Slavens had no casualties,
Seniors Palermo and Buenoamino,
rsembsrs Of AEuinaldo's cabinet,
have resigned. They favored a pol
Icy OF moderation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-02

PARIS. circulated sisEsd =
n Of he army :
msndsr Of Whites arm, rctrestns to observation-disclosures
The report that beyond doubt The SECOND battle has taken place
LONDON. Iadysm,h nied this morning =
resolved at hs War office that whites army Is In coed con-
An Dispatch received oaays =
too Of bs er.s 9s Ssasr,,sy @eaSasa SS .ss
capstown dispatch that smallpox has eroasn gu,
hsre The disease believed 20 have been brought 10 cAsiown
rheiai casualty show. - :
iesrs hattie at Glsno In addition the
ss hnssars indicating that this british victory was very much
Te company that 20
counted Neolson Mex whsFs Whites left captured .
tsA hundred 'ad ssay pr.sss. have bee" sent to Pretoria
cArErowS, Nov "A ea.sd mss.ass received esrs
hs orsngs nseF account OF tie swollen condition mpass
Magistrate Hansworth reported =
sos hss arrived At Heps.o~n Cape Colony dispatch sy.
u hs,sssrs have drawn around the :
In .x.s ses a,rrss sait 81 ,hs Dutch PspaIs
ton Of Rrehuanaand and Graaaland ready 10 revolt
tslersa 20, throash from Durham Natal nlsaL
~hsh that shs ,hrssisnRs copra
bridge isolated
m.a.. a as.s ssa s apnn ssr rh amount ~ :, as
s s..s sas'a there " vas not dreamed mat ''' '''' "sa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nov s-Ths Beers occupyius =
Of zaiaani q Natal ana they haze .aksa
romssos. =
L4ADysaHrH Oct si.-Tas .
ne A.S Are slassns L s hsass, that the saSssaHsss
-sss = not serious designed simply 70 distract the ssaias
Asisaas nov Aa' four Ions raas. snaF meuAssa
BRUSSELS Nov g-nr Isyds Tvansvaai agent, said .
day Iadysm1s msht sagl'alas s'sn e. aays a. vas
IRE s sas, o. ss ssriars q wss len sss aa ~ dos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-02

An anonymous letter was rcceiv-
ed at the Seattle Stock exchange to-
day. stating that the valuable ores
stolen q few night ago we're hidden
under tie sidewalk corner % West
orn avenue and Union streets. on
searching. only about half ~ the ore
was found. Tho writer states that
he had no Idea Of It's valu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-02
Tacoma Property Sold.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. at 10
reported that y J, baldwin has con-
summated the sale 81 the better por=
ton of the property ON which stood
the BALDWIN hotel TO Jas. l.. Flood.
for about 81 900 600 Although con-
hrmaiiun ~ the report could not
be obtained to-day from tbs prin-
clpais te the alleged transaction. the
apparently reliable source from
which Il issued led TO its being re-
ceivod With eredenee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-02
hobart Slightly Improved

pATTBRN sON, N. j., Nov. e.
vice President Hobart'H physician
issued the following bulletin this
morningl MIR, Hobart spent a rest
ful night. lie slept well and u4d
not require any medical attendance"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-02

A. the Seattle clearing house today
bank ciearancea were t54s. 20,
while balances we're tl2g.0s0.74.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-02
Tho Shamrock Leaves.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2-The sham
rock sailed for the clyde this mora
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-02
BOTH The men
ARE CONFIDENT
Settling stIii Slightly Fsvors
gitxsimmons' Victor.

NEWBORN. Nov. s.-shsrksy this
morning took little walk and had
a few rounds OF very light sparring
with bob Armstrong today. This
evening he viii leave for New YORK,
where he will act as one Of Dixnn's
seconds in his night with Will cur
ley. After the night sharkey Will so
to- Dulayen house. where he viii re-
main until tomorrow afternoon. He
win leave Dclavcn at o'clock for
coney Island. sharkey IL thorough
~ confident Of his success, and last
night. through his manager, bet
si,7oo against 81, 600 with Mar
tin Bowling, and 500 against u.ooo
with Nat Goodwin on himself against
Jsfries.
AEHBuRy PARK, Nov. 2.e-There
was great hustle and activity around
Jefries' training quarters this morn
ing. The champion and his party
leave this afternoon for New York,
and Jcnries has arranged to attend
the Dixon-curiey night tonight. JET
fries long Siege Of training In over,
and ne Ia confident. lie leaves here
I'm the best shape. After the fight
tonight JeffrlcH' managers Will hurry
him away To some secluded spot,
and at 1 o'clock tomorrow he will
leave for coney island. Jenrlos IL %
have the same corner Of the ring he
used the night be fought Fltzsim-
mons.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Today the
betting Ia 8 to 10 with Jeffrlos, money
slow to place. a rumor is still going
the rounds that Jeffrles is not At,
but 1t Ia vigorously denied. The
opinions that Jeffrics is not ~ arise
from the comparison between JEFF
fries OF today and the man who de-
feated Fitzslmmons,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-02
ANOTHER BATTLE
AT LADYSMITH
Startling Report of Further Disaster
to the British Forces.

PARIS Nov arhe statement IL circulated here on ssssd
good authority fought Lady
snh In which Of killed and ttr
nainder ~ Whites rctreang to fetcrmarirburg
II Is impossible autheneate this The authority for
the second battle has taken place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-11-02

INSTRUMENTATION Nov. .-Ths occupyiu
zalana q Natal ana they
pmsr0y
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Would Not Suffer So Again for
 Fifty Times It's Price.

awoke last night with severe pains in my stomach. never felt so badly in all life. When l came down 10 work this morning felt so weak l could hardl ly work, l went 10 Miller & MCCurdy' drug store and they recommended Chamberlain c ,lic, Cholera and DIar- rhoea Remedy. It worked like magic and one dose fixed me all right. II oer- tainly is the finest thing 1 ever used for stomach trouble. ] shall not be without it in my home hereafter, f,r should not care to endure the sutferlngs of last night again for fifty times i:s price.-G. II, WILSON, Liveryman, Bureettstown. Washington Co, Pa. This remedy is Is for sale by all dealers in medicine.
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A strange accident happened Thursday between Giia Bend and Sentinel. On Wednesday Q train losi of cattle, consisting of twenty five cars, was loaded at Pantsno near Tucson. Between the two places first men toned, it was discovered that a car in the middle Of the train had burned and the twenty five head of cattle therein had perishcd. It was not discovered ths: the car was on fire uutil after it had burned ahd all the cattle had been roasted alive. No one knows how the fire originated but it Is supposed that a spark from the engine caused tho horrible accident. The cattle belong to W. R Patterson -Arizona Sentinel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

The season has now arrived wncD Phoenicians discard their under gar men,s. The Republican made this vfliciil announcement: "Yeste.day WAS the opening of the snmmsr season in Phoenix. Tire electric fan service was started. Many peopls who i'm agined 1t had been waIm before only thought SO, bu. were vsry much rpis- taken. It WAS warm yesterday. Th:5 is the official announceu,e
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ARIZONA rLACERS.
Ground on the Colorado River
 Bring Worked.

There are now eighteen men u'irg d:y washers and rockers in the Pot holes district tw,lse .ni.es atGvs Yuma on tie California side, with good F. >ults, William Boyle and hi4 partner NIT. Riley, came down the river Tees
 Jay in a boa: and exhibited S22 10 in coarse gold which they took out Of what they estimated 10 be seven yards of dirt. The richest rrav.lis on the tanks of the river about two feet O! GiIt which they stiip, as it does not carry euouch value 10 pay working in ro,A Acr. l. il i'm possible U T, ach the telTock, o"iug 10 the vo.une Of water. This Gis;Iic. has becn pro- duclng sol! for the las. thirty yse:s, but has never hteu syste mgtically operated, the rocker anl t.yyaslier being the o,.!y m lh, ds u.cd.-Yu.ia sun.
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The tEermometer is l12 ip Phoenix and the Phoenix papers are jubi!ant over it. The Herald ha, figured out that when the mercury reaches the prescn. register tbe climate is sure death to rheumatism. While enjoy ing the luxury of a constant natural Turkish bath ths editor further says -"It is just getting nice, now, and we are beginning to enjoy real summer. the season that bOils out the poisen in fact, the hest season of the year."
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COURTMA1TERS
What is TranspirinG in the
 District Court

Ter. ss. Dora McCrillas alia. Dora Garnett-Plead not guilty. Set for 18th.
 Ter. vs. Barfoot--Plead not guilty Set for l9th.
 Ter. vs. F. F. King and Geo Murphv-Piead mt guilty. Set 10, lG,h.
 Ter. vs. c. NJ. Nicolich-Plead not gai.ty. Set for 18th.
 Ter. vs. Acosta-Set for l2tb.
 Ter. vs. Thns. ard Wm. Hsldermans Plead not guilty. Set for 10th.
 Grand jury returned partial rcpor. against George Avery for burglary against Cnas. Wascheleger for assault to commi. murder; charge agsins, Jose Garcia. ignored; charge against s. W. Reed. ignored; charge ag"iust Wm. Turner, ignored.
 Following special veniTe of l5iurors returned az follows: E E Cocr eha am, 4 Curry, D W Smith. Wm Burke, Geo B Hand, G w Butler, J Riggs, Peter Gill, Ed Collins. J w sheppard, " Sanders, Emil Sydow, L, Page, H Matthias.
 w R Ragsdsle. L J OveIloek, Wm Burke D. W Smith and I Me- Cormick, excused.
 P,ter s L!ndholm snd Jos Ualcro admitted to citizenship.
 Special v-nire of D jurors ordered
 Jesus No'ino indigeLt witness allowed sl.S3 also Andres Penna $I and FiInin Cssii!le S4.
 Ter. vs. Angel Oiero-Charye with murder. Case on trial, with following jury: WE Munch, c R Mcclure, I k Mitchell, Ed Mcfarland, Thos. PIdwell, Jas Wolfe. B G Parker. $ Porter, w II Taylor, R Ioungblood J Pearce and McClelland.
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COUNTY RECORDS.
Instruments Filed With the
 Recorder the Past Week.
AGREEMENT.

Between T. F. Hudson, T. PidwtN. ei. Bravin and NJ Bacge regarding mines. LcCATIpg.
 Three mines by J. B. Hudusor.
 Calumet mine by J. c. Heinz. Four mines by Felix Leyieck.
 Two mines by F. Chss Beaulien.
 Seven mines by August Joerss. Tule mines hy A. F.. RIch.
 Twelve miaes by J. G. Piitchari ct. al. Little Jersey mines by Steele an! Alien. Two mines ty Huber and Robinson. Two mines by Nelson, Scott and Williams.
 Two mines by A. II. Wien. Thos Loudon to John Henninger mines $ll0.
 E. W. Lsnd to Martin O'Hare Bis pee property fJUu.
 W. E. Crawford to Martin O'Hare Bisbee property $l.
 Irene Estella Barto to H Gerwien Benson property $200.
 Win Brow to c. H Christiansen ranch S2.
 John Dumont to Copper Qnesn Co. Bisbee property 1900.
 BILL OF SALE
 Wm. Nichols to Joseph Duro frame honse $i25. w. Shilliam to Samuel Bohn and JIG Mccormick cattle $500
 SATISFACTION MORTGAGE
 Chas Ohnesorsen to Fred Clark on Benson property.
 Wm Shii!ism 10 John True ST. oD Benson property. MORTGAGE
 Caldwell and Swatling to Provident. Mutual Lean Assn on Wilcox pro- perty 5000. LAND CLAIM.
 Filed by D. w. Knot. BOND.
 OlJ. P. Gray, Samuel Stanton. J A Rock fellow and E Brown.
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4 letter vas received by the Post master inquiriHg for MT. Bernard fret name supposed 10 be Francisco, He was in Tombstone during the earliest days of the camp; his dauh.er Blanche Folsom Bernard who was stolen from here when an infant by her nurse, would te very grateful to any one who would assist nei in find ing hs1 father or any oi his relatives. Any information can be isit ct the Postcffice.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

A large and enthusiastic croHI WAS at the Pony saloon last night to hear the bulletins of the FitzsImmons- Jeffries fight. Considerable money changed hands and new hats in plenty will te worn by Jefries men. The talk is now ell Jehries, Fitzsimmons having been 'lsid on the shelf," "has been" and "back number" Such is the fortunes of prize-fghters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

Pima countyis advancing SC rapidly in the development Of material wealth tha; by the time the next legislature meets the old county can give the territory another couaty sud stil! remain first class county. Pima has given the territory five couniie', |, santa Cruz, Cochise, Graham, Giia and Pinai and she continues 10 grow and thrive. No other county can boast such q reco:d.-S.ar.
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The Colorado river ct Yuma is re- ported higher than it has been for a number of years. l! the weather should ira suilenly rainy, ths en- tire low lands bordering the stream will surely be inundated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

John Casey, Sylvester Porter and Vim. Cooper, three Dos Cabezas pioneers are in the city ou court duty. They report much activity in the big gold section Of Cochise county and speak nos, hopefully of the future prospects of that camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

According to the Bulletins Pima correspondent that hourishing town is to have a weekly newspaper the publication of which will begin abcu. July lst.
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THE MODERN BEAUTY,

Thrives on good food and sunshine with plenty of exercise in the open air. Her form'glows with health and her face blooms with its beauty. If her system needs the cleansing action of laxative remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant Syrup of Figs, made by the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
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Prof G. 4. Tredwe!l, who is a stock holder of the United Verde copper mine, JeroMe, is quoted as saying tha. :he profits of the mine in copper alone for the past year were $7 900 900 as against the Calumet Heola's 8 900. 600.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

The female stage robber who held up the Florence and Globe stage, and captured at Benson, is said to be Pearl Hart, woman we'll known throughout Arizona and recently a resident of Phoenix. She is native of Csna;a and confirmed cigarette fiend.
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Dcn't TcLacco spit ani Smo.e iour Ii.e Away.

IC quit to!acco easily and forever. be T:G- "st.c, full of l..e. nerve and vigor, take No-To Elc, the wonder wCrhcr. that E.a.ies veal: mer strong. All druggists, 5Oc O. Sl. Cure euaran teed Booklet and sample free. Address Sterling ReElc '- ...ica'-o = New York
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No man can work well with a torpid liver or constipated Towels. A few doses of TRICKLEY ASH BITTERs will quickly remove this condition and make work a Tleasure, Sold by J. NJ. Folks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

Nothing equal 10 PhICGLEY ASIr BITTERs fer removing tfut sluggish bilious feeling, SC common iu Lot weather. IL creates strength. Ugor, appetite and cheerful sririts. Sold by J. NJ Folks
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T. your stomach is disordered, bowels irregular, and you dent sleep we'll. you need PRIcKLEY ASH BITTERs. IL is very effective in removing this condition. Sold by J. NJ. Folks,
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Miss Flora Cohn has been appointed as teacher in the public schools of Phoenix for the coming term. Miss Cohn taught in Bi>bse last year.
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The Misses Ethel Robinson and Wealthie Beachsud, two popular young laii:s Of Pearce, are Tom3stone visitors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

"Mexican Neuralgia and Toothache cure," quick, harmless cure, 2J cts. Tombstone Drug store. If
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Fresh home made candy every day at Naples Candy factory. ti
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-06-11

For . strictly first class box of candy go to Naples Candy factory. u.
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EXcIlTSIoll EI,2tGy.

On rec .Cnt oi q C annual meeting 0! ,he N..ti gal i.,.uoa.i, nal As.u.Ia t:on at ,-1- tnra'e-. J'..y li:h ;u Il | invlntiic, ;..e SlLih,rn fGciic G. VII lltca on ,!c Jun .1 to Juiy IL inclusive, rcu:.d tip tickets ,o To Angeles +t one fire ri;.s tv.1 dtl'ars The return iia,it ";il b S'pt. -:th. Etd2csd ratrs will he ria'!e to aii points of interest from L~s AncCi, 9. fine regular sea ida cycrrsion Will make Ii st trip from Fl r;-o ThLrs- iny May 25. a,! cOnt;hne week :, thereafter during the slason. The ccaGE hrotzes vii tc ju.t as cGol resi-: ail in,iglia;iIs t,is ssason a- ryer, and just as ], vi:;ng to the thirst" Gwr'io:s uf dry .ir;z1nn, ant! all should avail th mseives oi ihis rare opportunity to enjoy ,hemse?v,s at a very light cypei sc.
 For further particulars ad.lresS,
 F.S. WEBSTER, hg.,
 Benson, aiiZ
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Furnished rooms or furnished house 60 rem, apply 10 Mrs. L. w. Howe.
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See Bisbee news on third page. If
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Several frame houses for sale. Apply at E. B. Austin. If
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V -To-Rar TOT fifty Cent

~ -fo-Edr TOT Fifty Cents. GLaraD ed totacco habit cure makes weak ILs G Stro .. blood pure 5Gc. &l. Al druggists
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New Orleans Molasses at Aus:ins. If
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An Excellent Cul:.binatiOn.

The pieaSan. method and beneficial
 effects of the well known remedy, SYRUP OE E,Gs. II,anuiao urca hy thr
 CALIFORNIA iIG SYnU" G.. illuNirat"
 the value of obtaining thr liquid i..s2- tive principles of plants known to E" incidentally laxative and presenting them in tiic furIn most refreshing tU thS taste and acceptable to the system. T. iS the one perfect strengthening iaNa- tive, clca nsin@ the system cif.gtUully,
 diSpclline colds. hcada ach>s and f"yv:-s gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual atipa ti"n per maEeutly. It's perfect freedom tloi., every objectionable qualify and s"b- stance, aIiG is acting ou the kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening
 or irritating them, make it the ideal
 laxative
 In the prors $ of n;anuf; turing figs
 are used, a. they gre pl, ,rSant to ti2c
 taste, but tl.c medicinal qualities oI t!:t
 remedy are rhtaiu.G from aJnna and ether aromatic plants. hy q method
 known to the tAL!F"I.HlA f!G SYEU:'
 Co. only. Ia C:,!c' to get its bcnefci;. effect; and to avoid limitations. lc,..e
 remember tbc fnll E"Ia' oi th, Ccn1pany
 printed un ihc frCnt cr every paci.agc. CALFORNGA kIE SYRUP co. S-.:: -c.:Stlcr.' CAL.
 LOUISVILLE, KE. :--,N- YORK. r. r.
 For safe iy ,;! Di".s;stf.- Prise ;dc. .c- b1ti.e
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NEW MEXICO & ARIZONA R. R.

Daily. Picific time
 ]. ]. FREY. General Manager. A. NAUGLE. F. J. GIBSON. Assistant General Manager Train Master
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.uOCAL NOTES.

Coffee null for sale cheap at Aus:ins.
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Nos Cookstoves $iJ at
 BARRows.
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Between T. F. Hudson, T. Pidwtn. G. Brsyin and N. O. BAcge regardin mines.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

ARIZONA ANDl sOUTHEASIERN R. R
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G9s Everything in oar c,i fir. cla goods ard :..a
 prices that (ycompetiti,n.
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KRUTscHNlTr. GM F. RANDOLPH. D s