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co.au.a7~ Order a. No. 81.

and we Will
send you this
Combination
Kitchen Ia
be andFlour
Chest COD.
Our price for
this Ii a n d y
kite en- ar
ticle is only
$3.50. w o
S ship h c m
out subjec t
to examine.
ton. and il
found to be
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Our Twine is
New and CLEAN
and we are
shipping the
day order is re-
ceived.

There is always rejected short fiber Sisal
and Manila in the market that is not Or
dinarily used in making binder Irvine. We
understand that this is now being picked up
and Irvine made of it and put on the market
at apparently low prices. Our Irvine is long
fiber first class Irvine. We are shipping or
ders the day they are received.
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'LUBRICATING OILS.

Having refinery
Special Brands Of OIL for
fence than have reliable
Lnbcang Oils sold In Every package
with special able quality
for price than other oil
quality Of oil
The following
barrels the following amounts will be added for
gallon, extra tor can 5000
Il 81
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Prices quoted are
net cash with order.
No discount allowed.
Put up in so and 60
pound sacks.
Order now, you may
have to pay more, SO
do not delay order
ing.
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exactly represent them and satisfactory in every way
you pay agcnt the balance s. S. and the table yours
If not represented, you return at
These tables e thu handest pieces Of kitchen fur
nitur made il fact they kitchen necessity. They
made of hardwood with 3)x48 in white wood top;
balance ~ tail except top is finished in antique gloss
They hare two large bns each holding so bs be used
for -four potatoes apples bread two drawers
partoned for spices knives aud forks has two sliding
boards which you kneading boards. to pre-
pare roasts, carve meats and many other purposes.
Weight IS lbs. When full amount of cash
companies order will allow a special discount Of
Csc. Order at Price, if 97c is sent, balance c.
O. d. $3.50 Price if full amount of cash accompanies
order $425. Send for furniture catalogue we can
save you money.
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500 foot MANILA.

Made of good, clean, long fibre
Manila, especially imported from
the Philippines for use in this
Irvine, mixed in proportion of three
to one with pure white Sisa1, and
guaranteed to measure from SIS
to 615 feet to the pound. This
combination produces a very uni
form Irvine with great strength.
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PURE, CLEAN
WHITE SISAL

Evenly spun, very strong, and
averaging about 500 feet to the
pound. This Irvine is supposed
to be practically insect proof.
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15c , ) ) 75c'
! Noot Dloel BLEED
DR.. pAIlk Ek'1
BLOOD DWlDHl,

!, Ndture's most scondef.
jul remedy for deetr0t.
ing pOts07es IN the blood
and building up d pure
healthy blood. no matter.
hoao disedsed the system
Is.
Il e universally cot
coded that sevonty-fy0
Der cent Of the diseases
with which tho human
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Dime ,nlsIons.


Prices on all styles Refrigerators on
application.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23
AALpERMAS BROTHERS
An Uncle Here at Work in
 Their Behalf

Mr D L Lang of stookdals. Texss. Whs.s srriv.l ws. n"t-d in ths-' columns G. urd ". was . cslisr as the PRosPscTos o6ss soday. Mr Lang l. . prominent cstsleman of Wil.on county, r.xss. whsrs he has res,'ied for the pas, 25 v-Ar.. He com. highly recommended from all of tn. officials and prominent business II sr Q! his city and county. his l-tt-rs "i identification bearing the signsture O. oromin.nt T. xsns.
 Mr Lang, who is su unole Of 'hs Hsldevman brothers nowi m jail here under sentenc. nf d~a h for the mnr- der Of Ainsworth and Moore. is herr
 the hops Of sT-osinS . stay oi ex ecu'ion and by reeourss to proper 's- gal procedure. ,sssiu. if pos.ihls. . new trial whs D i, is proposed so provS .oms mitigating circnmstanoss of the otherwise unprovoked and terrible 'rsg-dy. the History of which is anil or ,o the miuds of our rsAders.
 Able legal talent has besn occurred and the ssrvisss s' Ex D.isss,e Mark smith of Arisnns and Bureess and Hopkins. attosnsys os Gonsaiss Tssss has b,en sulist.d in behalf of the pri.- oners.
 Mr Lang s.st.d . desire ts correct missts;smsns which fsund its way iu the press of the territory regarding the previous character of hts nsphsws He stat-. he has known the prisoners all their liv-s, and both O then, for .ome eight yesrs after the death "f .h.ir father end moth. ' sI d ju.t prior to coming tn Ariz na hsd n de th.i' ,oms with Mir Lang. He st.tss the prisoners were quiet and industriou- and up to the tirs of the tragedy were never csiminslly or oth~rwi.e in s"lv-d in any trouble before. L N Kokoenot oi (sonz slss Tsxas and J,hn K .koenot ot San Antonis Tsxa-, bot" prominent cAttlsmsn. are alec upclas "f the prisoners. Mr Lang although snow,ng Of the public ie ling ag.inst he nephews is sppreoia'ive Of the treatment and oourts>ies aoco rded himself, no, ,@ithstAuding his mission does not meet with porulsr favor.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

4 turquui-s tru-t l. in pr"ce.s oi f,ima ion in Bo-' on whicn .iv,s.yer p-Omi . of prnvIng s tix -ucce--. The purpo.e c the t net now orssn.z ing i. to cOn'roi the output uf the iur- quVi-s mines. and to thI- end opii n . .rs nov being t.ken on all producing properties. Most of the more valcatle enes in New M~xico have gone Int, the ar: :ang, m.ni, sud the iurquoi-e mines in this couniy will, fl p1-sIble. be secured slso.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23
ARIZONA MlNErRALS
A Good Suggestion Which
 Should be Taken Up

A cores pendent Of tie Star sugRests hat through the coln rms Si the pr-.s he importance 0f msh.tsini < aa ex- ,ibit in Phoeni1 that would carry ..m. idea sf the mineral wealth oi Arizona. l. is b-ieived if interest were we'll aroused sume artion might .suls ts induce each county n fnr-
 i.h specimen- towAri . c Election i .ninsrais that would attract attention, .srvs e . permanent adv-rus. mon, and increase the investment of n:o"ey in the mining indu-try of the territory The subject is worthy of coIside' .. sion, 'hs pr+ss through ut the terri'ory could unquesii'n.hly create such in'esest ss to secure the csrr;ing out i the suggestion.
 Whatever nay be true of other occupations and interests affecting the welfare of Arizons, rininy mus, slways maintain . fore most place. and there should he snms evidences to inprs-s upon strangers ani vi-itor. the iatsrest the people of the 'erri- ssry feel in the .usJ.ct. II citizen. of each county would enter int" compsii. ion . splendid collection would be result The rxhihit- might he loaned r b" come . git tn the territory 10 he rlse~d io . room open to vi.itors in the new capital building nov being constructed, and be under the GUS . .dy of tho territorial C 6i .isls. A tab ct conveying information of all min .rsls within the ,err,'ory would be . valuable c0ntribu' ion.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

Mir Chs- Kreuder desirr.. through the columns Of tn. PRO. PEcr' R. to eI- .erd his heartfelt thank. tD the good people Of Tombstone who by kinG deeds and word did mach to lightsn the burden of his bersavem nt in the death of his wife. To all he f-els deeply grateful and will ever cherish . memory of sheIr un,tinted kind ness and gensrou, sympathy.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23
Mr wilheriorce and wife of Bar

Mr Wilherforce and wife of San franci-co vhe are hero on . vi.is ar- so charmed with our ns'chlsss climate shat they propos- remaining here several monihs and have rented the Emaousl cottage on Allen Street. Mr Wilberforcs who came here quite i'll has been remarkably b-nefs-d ny the saIuh,ious and heal h giving p O. Ter,ies of C ur air end thinks this is . na tural sanitsrium.'
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23
The Anne NT . G~at

ls 'nvi.d by all poor dy ptics whose Stomach sna Liver are out of order. All such rhoLld know that Dr. Kings Ne~ Lii- Pill. the wonneriul S,om-ch end Live Rem. d., give [. .pl-ndid spI .ute. rnund d,E-. t"n and . T. gular m ally hibit that inrues per. f. ct h. .i,b and great -n rgy. Ouly 25e. at Tomh-rorr ,irng st"Ie.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

On the l0,h of December, 1897, Rev. s. A. Dsoshoe, psrt,r M. E Church. South, Pt. Pirsssnt, W. V... contracted . sevsre cU'd which va attended from the begin ming by v"i- lsot coughing. He ssys: "Aher re sor,iag to . uumbsr of so-csll-d 'ssec {. 6o'. usually kept in the house, to D" pnrposs, l purchsse cd hottie Of Cham eerlsiu's Cough Remedy, which acted like . charm. l most che ..'nlly r.. commend is to sh. pnbl o." For sale by Tombstone Drre Store.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23
A ersnd poverty b.lI wiil be held q

A grand poverty b.ii will be held q, St David in the new ball on Friday evening Oct. 27, under the direction Q the Y. M. Nj 1. A. Five pIiz- VI, b. gwen ts thnse su-tsiniDg their pa, | best. All arc cordially invit.d to a = tend. Dsaes tick. t, Soc, Adm,ss,un or spec ecistois:-A Adult, l5c.. cnildr-n lOc., old folks over the Hxe oI 55 year admitted free. Doors open st 7:3O, H. q. Kipin.b-ll. A. Busby, T. b. Re ed, Committee.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

J. Nj. Y-pl., who l,ves nine miles ."uth of r-wp-. sent io ths board O! trsd- of6-e We Inc day a rt,ix oi colt. Q ku ,Wn fo he of AfrIc in variety sod is indeed fine sp-cin-n. The Ger ft. rays it i- noted tor ire snI er- 6"s nnre and ~onterfuI poo nci,v = mess, and .,th"ng, it i. com a-s,iv-ly rev in ihi- ca"ntr,, r i- very isv"r- -hly sp".en 'f. Mr. Y-pIe got the seec rom AtIsn'a. G., wh~r- he .ay- 1t srs'-ed sxt-nsiv. y. He |. Of the op,nio" ih.tt c"uli b- gr VII -nc- c~s-fu,ly ard pr"fiss'Jy iu Ss'i F vr' vsll.y-
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23
Ivi.h 10 eyp,e.r my thanks to tn,

l wirh 10 eJpietr my thanks to the msnufsctuf-r. Oi Chsmh-:isin's Culic Cbclera and DI.rrb0-s K. n.dy. for having put on the mark-, such a w"nd, rfui n-dicin.," -sys W. w. M.s-ingill.' $. sumOnt, 1-xns. There are many th"usand- of mu;her- whore children have b-en .ay~d from nt Sck- Of dys~n'ery and cholera ,Di.n'um who n,ust also feel thankful. l i
 for rsle by tie lem, ,'orr Diu Storr.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

During the ~IEt.r O! 1867 Mf. J.me- Reed, one Of lie Ie d.tgc,ri- z-ns .Dd 'nrrchsrfs oi Clay. Clay Co, W. f., sirucS bi. leg ng.Ihst s csEe Oi ice III ouch . manner nr t.. tIui-e t s-v,rek. l' tera-.e VT, much sw. len nni p,in.d b.m 70 b4 fly that n- cOuIi not walk wiintur the sii Of cruich'.s. He VAS treated by ph, -ic- ans. also used -evera; kinds of lini- mrnr and TWO "Bd q half vs lon of wti-ky in ba:hinv it, but n",h,ng gsye ~ny Ieli-f until h- b. a" ming Ch.m. h-rl~i.'s Poi. Bal. Thi- ironght -lmosi comp!.t L. cn'e in week. time and he b+ii- ve- that hrd hr not u-. q ihIs ren edy i- leg ~onl, have had 'o te smpu:s,ed Pain Balm l. uneqnsl.'i for rprsin-. hrni-es ~nt rh umn'i-n'. For ..ir ny T. mbs;os.e Drug Stme-
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23
READ Ir yf yuu CAN
Lesson for Primary Scholars on
 the Ira nsvaal War

The R.pnhlican's special correepon- d.nt in South Africa .ubmits the fol
 lowing words for readers of the paper to commit to memory and learn the pronunciation of, thst they may in- .sl.igentiy read the disps,chss during h. progr.ss of the Trsnrvsal war vilj. j.en, KIasip&n, Dsnnhnu-sr, A i. wainorth. Freere, Be-ste Ktssi, Mod. der, Msrit'oE", Sst,lsReil, 1iDtws, Van. ksensn-, ckw.hl. Berg, Oli- ver's Hook, Do'rkn"p. woolsdriit, Ms'ekinR, Adaws, AvenmoutD. Pr.. m,er, Schooner. General CroDj-. Gen. sr.i Jouherf, Treasurer 6.Dersi Ds villirrs, Ar. V.nd-rposs. VOlErrus' Rad, ruls, L, nu, Afriksud-rs
 Blomfon ein. I.our. nIn Msrqu-z. De iaksr's dnfs, L.sger-.l, Kr.Al Msinbs hill. F rssirs. Li< gs Mex, kh. des,.. Spiyt.sntein. There are many others bus this ., ,li dn fer the firss lesson.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

Al Esektei.. former Uhit~d Ststes deputy marshsi, shot and killed c. O. Rssmusssp. . Tucsos eostrsctos ssfurdsy afternoon. Esstiels hsd he. . .i i. csed from Rs-mu-sen'- h. u.e, which caused the trouble. Es' kse'si- we'll know ia Coehiss county. He l. under arrest.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23
A P. or Worker

No man or women can work well m-n'nlly or ph, sicshy, nor perform . fectiv- service of any kird who i. burdensd with torpid liver. Con.'i- patton and deficient ssciet on O. tile have clopged up the organs or he ody so that they conno' keep mp the emery, to the proper standard, hrnce w.a l. nss-, headaches. d-pression, 6cxls sppetit" resu!t, All this can b. hang. ed vii few dns@s oi PKHK., AsH BITTRR-. It cleans tie .,-tsn ho = nughin nn-h.- 'h" excrei"Iy ',nh-, drives cut impurI'ies, inp.r- new life [" he vital org ,n- and re-e shli.h- es heal'hv fnncti"n-l a-iivity. which brings ~ith 1t energy. strength. v,gor o' h dy and train end cheerful -liIts S Id hy Tcmh-'sne Drnr Srnr-.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23
Pearl Hart and Edwsrd Hogan ar.

Pearl Hart and Edward Hogan are again cor fined in the Tucson Jail. hay ing been captured At Den.ing. PsaIl tart is the notori.n- fensi- bAndi, and Eiw~ri Hogan i. the man who gave her frsedom bv digging . hole m the wall Of her room at the jAi. in Tue .on.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

The South Bi-bee Mining compsny, of Bisb~s. have made . plicstion 'os paienss on thirty four min~s near Bi.bes. The pnbIics'ion taken up ss sxlrs supplems nt Tn tie OSb.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23
THE LADIES.

The p',asan, effect and perfect safety with whth ladies may use Syrup Of Figs. unoer all CT diiions, makes it their favorite remedy. io get the true and eenu nesr icle, 10 k .or the name of the CaIiforria Fig Syrup Co. printed near the totcm of the package. For sale by all drugg,,ts.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

J.,ho Graham, Sups of the B'ast D,smond Co was in tofAy On . short business visls. He reports moes sstis- . ccry pv"srsss at the mine ,od the development ,ery ncoaraging.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

W-ntsG-S-vrsl per-ons 'or di<. tsict Offic- Msn~gsr in this -tat. [, repses~nt me in their own and sur- rou"fIrR coun'ies, Willing (" Fay y-srly $500. payable weekly. D sir s'1s emf wen, ~ith nnusnai rp- Q 't1riti-- k-fsr.nr sxrhs red E cOsslf -iires-eI -tarp I .n- v'''p~. !. 1. P k, 30b CHt BrI T. (. Chicag',
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

Chas Wo,ess, of the Tucson ssmp- ling works. vas in Tombston. y-s'er day. Mir Wor-ss makes frequ n, vi.i:s here on mining bnsiness end is we'll known here.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

Frank Moreno cam in yssterdsy rom . vi-it to Msgd.lens. He con- tinu-d [" P-arcs where he is employ. c: w.th N .rtnn and Co.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

The key |" beslsh l. in the kidneys and iy~r. Ke. p these srKrn. e i've and you have hssI'h, sirri sth md cheerful -piTiss. Pficsly Ash Bitr rsir. . ssin ulsns for sh- kidneys. r~gulss e che lver. semaeh snd bowels. A poi"sn hone. hold remedy. For sale by Tosabstone Drug siore.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

Sheriff Wakefield Of Pima e~unty . [ 'm5.t ID visitor. Sh-rih N.ks- feld is ono oi the most popular om. calls "f his county end hss many friends throughout the southwest.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

blood takes H from them. The poison must be triNen out of tn. sS stem. II U D Q } AN will era4li- cate every trace or it. hCDlAN will destroy the action Uf the poi ssn and eventually drive out the last particle of it from Il C sy stem. in aI ditIOn to this. HJDYAS will re store tEe lost ap- petite. IL will bOHd up the weak ened sy ste m Ill DIAN VIII make new biOJd ana new flesh.
 Ee hams in th.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

Ar W 2 Wright, . mining expert rsrressnting eastern capital wss ip Tomt stone tod&y. He is here to ex. anime some mines io the D-agoons.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

Have you any skin d,-easesf II 70 take . hl"od purifier. P.,mers s .rss- rsrilla i- the best for sale by Ton b. Drug store. u
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

J. V. Vieksrs came io yeste.dsv from Bi.bss and Nsco where he was looking a'tsr ca,tle matters.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

Quite Tonnb.tooe continesnt are 6guring on going to ,h- eircu. at Ben .un on Nov. 9ih.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23
HER: ALE Y-Ul SYM2roIS:


 Il tONSI AM nEADAI.4E AMI TkOIDLED BRAIN. Inc iaa.ar.ai Is.,.- Son is chNuaatiis iii lne LIa.n. IIJDl AN nih urHc Ii v..s- iijDh AN v.H purify the blood and the DTain wall rece.ye it m pure state Your headaches whI dis aprtdI anu Ou1 mInd wat become clear ,i PALE OR IELLOwISH COM fLESiON. HUDYAN will establish A siee cremation cf pure blood and cause a LO:S OF APPETITE AND GNAW- ING IN TIE STOMACH. HUDYAN vii clear me stomach aBd restore the app. ute ana the digestion of food will becoIn = FEELING OF WEIGHT OVER TIIs LIVER. This is due to the eniargernent CT the liver IL is fitted with the poIsof, cf malaria fitDSAN Will drive cut ts. nn'sn' ard cause the organ to assume i;s A HFhviNEss F, THE REGION OF THE SPLEEN The er'ecn t-r-rnrs greatly enlarged Ht'pEhN by its Si. recr actior .fn the ra'ariaI poison VT lessen tfc con-eetion ard caus.s the heaV mess 10 d'sapp7ar.
 You arc suffering from Chronic Ma'nri. and you can he curcll Th. reliof 'S hclf NH relieve Your every symptom an make you well. Wfrr voH have uS. HtDYAN tell your friends what 1t has donc for you. Vrdysn Can he ohfainf-, of all druggists for 5nc pcr rIicFace ,t six packages foi fe i0 IT your drucci~ docs rot tcNn 't. send direct ta tho HUI. yAS REMEDY COMPANY Sar Fr1u t. you oar corsuIt thc IItIDYkH rNOcTofts FREE. Call and scc Inc do tors. YaL may call and see them or write as you des.rc. Address
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

The Turkey Track compsny made . shipment of sixteen cars Of eattl- from Naco lsst Nlnday.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

Csptsin J. H. Tevis is keeping up the popularity and eii ,snt service ., the Depot Hotel in Bowie Station.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

"Mexican Neuralgia and Foot hsehs cure" quick, harmless cure, 2j cts. Tombstone Drug ssors. u
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

Nature makes the cures after all.
 Now and then she gets into a tight place and needs helping out.
 Things get started in the wrong direction.
 Something is needed to check disease and start the system in the right direction toward health.
 Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver Oil with hypophos- phites can do just this.
 It strengthens the nerves, feeds famished tissues, ard makes rich blood.
 soc. ard sr.oo all druggists,
 SCOTT & LOWNE, Chemists, New Ysd.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23
FOR OVER fI4IY KrAlsa.

An old. ~sll-'ried remedy. Mrs Win.low'- So"thin. Syrnp has b, en used for over fifty ,esr. by millions oi moth' rs for 1T chilGr.n while [. eth- ing. with periec; succes.. It -uo,t-- the child. -of'ens rte gun 7, sll~,s all pain, cures Nind c"lic. ana Is the be-, remedy Tor dIarrho-s. l, r. pl-us.n, to the tate. S"id by dru. yI-, in every part of the world. n.y-fiv. c-n;s . bottle. Irr value |. inaalcu- sble. Be sure and ssk for Mrs Wiuslo~'s SoO:hing Syrup. and ake pn other k.rS
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

For sale, one Hall safe. Apply at 2. B. Austin. If
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

confirmed invalid, especially one suffer. ing with weakness of the lungs, to take the first step to health. There is lack of confidence. and perhaps a crushing experience of . former failure which depresses and discourages the sufferer.
 In spite of doubts and fears you will take the first step to health when you take the first dose of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It never fails to help. In ninety-eight cases out of one hundred 1t never fails to cure. Never mind about the symptoms. Obstinate cough, bleeding of the lungs, splitting of blood, cancellation, night-sweafs, condi- tions which if neglected or unskilifuily treated terminate in consumption, have all been perfectly and permanently cured by "Colden Medical Discovery"
 Sick persons are invited to consult Dr. R. V. Pierce by letter, absolutely without fee or charge. Every letter is regarded as sacredly confidential. Each answer is mailed in plain envelope. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel and Surgi- cal Institute, Buffalo. N. Y.
 My wife was taken sick in AuguS ree7," yrifes ya. npeibiE. Esq-. of Denton. Frsnkiin sounced her trouble esaumptioa. had two physicians bat they did not do much good. She coughed night End day: could uof lie down tog coughing and she gnt down very low. I thought she never coaid be cured. Then eot covery and she took all of tt. and is all right Dow. She is stoutcr than before ve were mar Sied. She is taking care o( the hshy sud dsu sll the heusswesk hcladaag ths vaskisg"
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

bones Will disappear. The oefudd,e,I train Will bcCOnsv clear. HCDN AN wiil oo all this and n.ake you well. IIUDYAS has cured others and IL wiii cure you w, dcscr.be the symptoms. Study them care tuNy. Ihey are Souis- Do not de.av long CT. but take EUDYAE now and you Wi be cured.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

Thos P,dwsll was ID [ on P, arcs te- day.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23
CHRONIC MALARIA

piner5 materially from ordinary ch.I, and fever IL < the result Of repeated acute attacks. The liver and spleen a.s pfhcipaI affected. 1neS act as store
 houses Tor ;he maIarial polsou and inc
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23
RAILROAD TIME TABLES

ARIZONA ANDl SOUTHEASTERN R. R
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23

LOCAL NOTES. Nos Cookstoves &l6 st
 BARRows. Sss Bisbee news on third page. tf
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-23
NEW MEXICO | ARIZONA R.

Daily. Pacific ii ne
 IT. FPEy. General Manager, NAucLk. E. GIBSON. Assistant General Manager, Train Master
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-10-14
@ieber auf freien EilRen.

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