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Sharp County record., 1900-08-17
LONDON
Something about the largest
and greatest city of
the UOrId.
Special Correspondence.

London.
ga mighty mass of brick, and
smoke, and shipping,
Dirty and dusty, but as wide as
eye
Gould reach, with here and there
a sail just skipping
In sight, then lost amidst the
forestry
OF masts; a wilderness of steeples
peeping
On tiptoe through their sea-
coal canopy;
A huge, dun cupola, like fools.
cap crown
On a FOOLS head-and there is
London town."
That is what Lord Byron said
of London years ago, and that is
much as it appeared to me last
Monday, when 1 alighted at Pad
dington station, Great Western
Railroad, and took my first sur
vey Of the great metropolis from
a hanson. We had run down
from Oxford, where | had had a
drive on High street, that street
which our own Hawthorne pro-
nounced in his day the "noblest
street in all England" and had
made the circuit of the colleges
and had found them all there,
and very attractive, though not
just as | had pictured them, and
! was red,-the opportunities
for desultory mapping not being
of the best on English railways.
Nevertheless, when the hum Of
the greatest city of the world
broke upon my ears, a city build
cd by my common ancestors, =
and yours,-I was suddenly all
attention. At Stratford, in the
T early morning, the barometer ir
the cosy little Golden Lion Hotel
Il was deeply chagrined that il
was not called the Golden Lion
Inn,-had foretold fair weather
and had faithfully kept it's prom.
ise. So we saw no fog nor rain
in London. The ride through its
busy streets, including a section
of Oxford street, was at a brisk
rate, and through a perfect sea
Of traffic, affording opportunity
for judging of the wonderful ex.
pertness of the London cab -driv-
er. I like London, though its
vastness is something appalling,
The loyal American is fond Of
J saying he sees nothing abroad
that can compare with New York,
but entire candor compels me to
say I have nowhere seen in New
York the activity that prevails on
Piccadillyand the Mall. New
York beats the world for mag
nificent buildings for commercial
purposes; the harbor Of New
York contains more shipping
than any harbor in the universe;
the parks of New York are larger
and finer than those Of London,
and the same is true Of her the-
aires, but when it comes down to
tho matter Of population and
traffic London beats New York
beyond any kind Of doubt.
have ridden from Piccadilly Cir
Gus to Hyde Park Corner on the
top Of a bus, and from West
minister Bridge, through White
hall street, past Trafalgar square
to Plccadilly Circus, by the
same unique conveyance, and |
10 not believe there is anything
like it in the known world. It's
vastness conceded, | will say u
word or two Of what | have seen.
On Tuesday evening, at Covent
Garden Theatre, | saw tho Prince
and Princess Of Wales, Princess
Victoria, their Youngest daughter
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other boxes. clapping their hands
when the singing pleased them,
and dressing,-except for a liber-
al display Of diamonds and other
precious stcnes,-much as other
people do. I, mention this Incl
dent as a matter of course, since
these royal rpersonages are COM
mon property and are talked
about everywhere. Every news
paper in London mentioned the
fact that they attended the opera.
The Princess of Wales was easily
the best locking one in the lot.
There was Iho demonstration OF
any kind, Ahough nearly every
person in the theatre whispered
to his or her elbow neighbor,
drawing attention TO the fact that
royalty was out in force. The
next day | had the pleasure OF
seeing the Queen, and other roy
al personages, The morning pa
pers had announced that Her
Majesty would arrive from Wind
sor Castle in the afternoon for
the purpose of presiding at one
of her famous garden parties at
Buckingham Palace, in the city,
and there resulted what, | have
since been informed, was quite
a brilliant welcome, in its way.
! The Queen travels by rail from
Windsor to Paddington station,
!; where she is met by the royal
carriages. and then drives, al
ways over the same route, to
Buckingham Palace. A part of
t this drive is through Hyde Park,
| and / timed my visit to the park
to suit the hour of her arrival so
that might see her. Long be-
fore her party arrived, an i'm
t mense stream of people began to
pour into the park and to take
: possession of the thousands OF
: seats that line the driveway.
! Then ealsS vast procession OF
8 carriages, Of all sizes, sorts and
4 conditions. These took their
| places along the driveway, two
t deep, for the full length Of that
l section of the park through which
:, the royal party was to pass.
: These carriages were filled with
l people,-many Of them being
3 handsomely dressed, and all of
! them were provided with the
stolid, but Immaculate coachman
q for which London is famous.
Y Finally, after much waiting, and
: much craning Of necks, a park
policeman, on a jumpety- -jumpety
s horse, came bouncing along, fol-
. lowed by a couple of couriers in
smart red coats and high hats.
l Then coach, containing the two
, turbaned Indian servants who
} attend the Queen upon all her
7 journeyings, dashed by. Then,
after an interval, detachment
of Royal Guards, helmeted and
. armored, and with short carbines
in their hands, passed by at a
brisk trot, then the royal car.
riage, with the Queen, the Prin-
cess Henry of Battenburg and
her young daughter with her,
then other carriages containing |
know not whom, then more mem
bers OF the Royal Guards, and
| the show was over, All along
the route men raised their hats to
the Queen, and the ladies smiled
at her, but there was not a word
spoken, nor a cheer vouchsafed,
while she looked out at the sea OF
faces that surrounded her quite
calmly, not to say with indiffer'
, ence. This could not have oc-
Cured in America. II William
Mckinley, or Grover Cleveland,
a
Sharp County record., 1900-08-17

W. D. Cochran has the largest
st ook of stoneware ever brought
TO Evening Shade.
Sharp County record., 1900-08-17

WANTED "a case Of bad health that R'IPAN's win
not benefit They bansh pain and ptolong lis One eiy
accept no substitute. RlPA'N'S, 10 Tor { cents mae
be had Al any drug store Ten samples and one THOUSAND
!es,imonials will be mailed to any address ior Ave cents
Street, New Yafk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03
ARIZONA RUINS
A Trip to Ancient Ruias Bv a
 Former TOmbs .Oner

The sneien, ruias at Whsatield-, some ten miles northwest of Globe, are avery intsre- -ting place for those who take a T intere-t i a what Is left Of the work of a pc pie who dwell here years sgJ, aud of whom bu, lIttie is known.
 Tho central builiilg ot the rui1s above men 10 Iei, or that D. .rt which Is still s,sndIng, i, in a E ,ed stat, of preservation.
 Wun Il Stewart and N McDon-- ough. who yisite the place q few days ago, locate th4-e ruins . shnr. dis sncs ws.t of the old Bald sin mil. They cay most of the w4lls Of the lover story reIhAiu intact. IL is no wond-r as they are put up ouso fat rcck and concret. The W tils ar- 70 ice, and eight inches thIok aud wall
 tAnd forcentlries II not destroyed The doorway the buiidIas faces to- ward the west. { versl rooms are to he seen op the gronnd f DOT and sDlid outer walls runs around the entire l-ngth of ths building. making sa in- eide ps.ssss wsy around the stru ture our feet wide. The location is un level groun', tut close to p-rmsnent water in G.obs creek. Numerous UolndS of 10 zee rock are seen a -hori distance from the ruins, indicating the plsce wn.re they buried ,helr lead.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

"Ths Howler," four page san,I. weekly paper, p sds i,s debut 10 Press colt resdsrs Wednesday, May li. This smsll edition pro, o.es filling a certain field that the others do not orv~f. .s ihr s-iutory states, "it ~iiI be our aim to give rh. news intent, isnally overlooked by the daily press of our city" The Hosler is 8 me what rare and rser, containing num- ersus hot shots and is entirely inde- d -ndent. The editors are Lu Barr VI and F. :. Jsck3Sn :as are we'll known in Prescott,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03
LIVE STOCK CENSUS
The Necessity for Accurate
 Statistical Data

JH Carpenter of Yuma, special agent of the twelfth census, n in Pns- nix on official business. having receiv- ed hi, commission oa Mo d.y lat, entering upon the di.chsrge of hi duty bright and early Tuesiay morn jog hegin ming at Nsricopa.
 The Republican says Mir Carpen- ter's Geld of work, as has been pre- viously stated Tn thess columns, in cludes S.n Diego, R Rv-r-ide and O'alge cou ies in California; Yum. Ma.icopa, Piosl, Pims, Coehise and Gr-hSm counties n Arizoas, and Grant county, New Msrico.
 His " rrk asa special agent is to visit all stockmsn wno have over 55J head Of stock of any or all kinds, a'- eertsin the sxsct number of each kind, the herd., range, etc kiad and value of All improvements Tor the handling of the stock aud sny other information thst may ts u-ed in a statistical report Of the live stock in- ,sress, The snumsratUrs who will cali on every one between the | and 3oth of June, will ia a ijition t'' taking nance and o,h.r sfsti-tic.l ns.ters take all live stock and it's re- l.tivs da;s. belonging to people whose holdings are less than 800 head. Thus between the enumerstors and .pecisl agents every head Of stock should be accounted for and the osn- .us showing should be complete.
 The special agents and the snum- orators are ell swosa to secrecy and prohibited from divulging any inior mstion given them officially, ss it is secured for statistical purpUs . only I, will not be accessible to assessors or any ons slss who could u-s the ia- form s.ion to the dissdvsntsse Of the property owoer. Itis therefore tn, cuty of every person to make full and complete returns sf their property and all good citzsns vhs nave th- well being of the territory ct heart w,ll do thsir utmost to aid the speci-l agents and the snumerators in their l work. co that the compilation will be complete.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03
A DEAD JACK Aoo
Silver Cord Lo0sed. An Eli
 tors Tear Jug Opeued

We saw the s.ly dead jsckass las, Tuesday u was ever our pleasure to look upon. No inq1es. was h 'ld; h wac one upjI-t to suit u.. He got 1t in his long cared nut that Garland. ron ho,.e had to go around him. The consequences are that one mor- musical voice is stilled forever and raw hamburg hss fallen a fev cents on the pound. We found the gled 'igsster on ono side os .hs trIeA while the music attachment was on enc othsr. We never would have b - lieved him dead, but the jaw neve, :rsmblsd when We he d bunch O srea.y newspapers in front of his nose. He is dead. N more will hI. slid fro melody punch the miduigh atmosphere or form sn intsrlude to s ssl-ction of sacrd music sunday afternoon. Nc more wall the garbage heap disappsar without the aid of ths sanitary dsp+rtnent. We will mi-l hin, tha sno~ whi's burro, but W, will try aud endure our loss a. bes ~e can, snd whea we manage to senG about 4Oe dogs and 7eO tomcats l. kssp him cpnpsoy we will again b, hsppy.-Clobe Times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

\ few days SEQ s syndicate Of bank srs in Ns6 York loaned Francs $l5,- COG 900, The money vas needed to carry forward the exposition enter prise. Th. bankers of P.Iis tried in vain in the money center. of Europe 1; then they turned to the United States. and h.re they were shle to obtain th. money a. low rates. Thus It appears that the United SIstes has become tn. lender Of money to E IropA srsngin, ths relations we have held from that of borrower tn lender.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

Collector Hey informs ths Ossis that by a rece t arrangement th. Uni ted States tressrry depar'nn mt hes AS'end.d tn Eagle Psss, E' Ps.o and N ,cais. thu ? war tn pass imported goods tot"er d stins'ion in bond, the collector of the CT tom. diet jet in which may b. located h, ds-iin.tion of the imports eoll.c'iny the dutiss. Thi- will diminish the cs-h receipts of the Arg collection di-rict-, but w,ll greatly increase the work.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.

ed iu Blssse, Nearly all the fra ernsl orders of Bi bee will be in lipe of parade and . program has been pro- vided.
 Following Is the program O sIer- cises for Memorial Day, May 3 :th to be held at Library Hall, commencing [ at 1es. m.;-- Music, Band; Open ing Addr-ss. Rev c Pfitchsrd Battle Hymn of ihe Re public, School Children; Recitation -"Blsir, the Regular" Mabel G,lds- worthy Selection, Band; Address. s. P NcCrss; Chorus -"Amsrica' School Children; R eitation-"Old Glory" Vesaa Wright; Selsc'inn, Band. Following is the order of pro csssion to the cen tery:
 Band, c. A R., Volunteers, Child ren, Rsthbons Sisters, Daughters oI Pocoh .Dts., A. o. U. W, K. Of P. 10. R. M. Services at the cemeter, will be conducted by H. w. Stuilsy, and the choir will bs couineted b. MT Shi ie. Committees appointed from the different orders to visit the lower cemetsry will leave the 'ibrs y at 2 n. m. H. W. STUDLY, Chairman G.J. MCCABE Marshsl of the Day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

Four year. az, Arizona epent the sum Of Sl52 ,43S 70 pay her teachers salaries, and h -ld SIPS S9}5 Of scaoal property. To und r-t.nd sometnin 2 of the material growth of our s:hool system, compare the sums wi h the amounts founi in like columns Governor Murphy's report for the year ending June 30, 1899: teachers salaries, sl7s.1I4; scnopl property, $490. 0."oi. There is a steady g'owth which sh ould be gratifying D all in . terested.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03
iUNINE OWNERS

F ting ia communication with 8 .aumb-r Of eastern investors who de- sire to purcha>e or bond detirstle cep- per and gold prospects oi merit, rros- pec.ors and mine owners will do " II O their mines with me, giving full particulars of locstion, work done, terms etc. Call st my office or send descriptions. Your property may jus; suit.
 Cnss. W. PLACKBURs,
 Allen St. bet. 4th and 9th
 Tombstone Aris.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

A new cure for con-unp'inn has been tried 10 the New Ysrk ho-pitsls with surprising results. Frreu from technical detsil'. the process consists ID placing a sponge soaked with form sdehyds upon the breast of the patient, and completing sn electric current threngh it and the toiv. Msrrs:o1s improvements and several 8 parent currs are sad to have fell- low.d. l. is to te hoped fnst tn. process will pros. epti;falv successful
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

l, Trne Ariz ,Gs, Colorado and New dexice papers are ure ng upon the government the necessity oi it takiss s,eps for the preservation Of the hls- toric cliff dweliers' ruins. The ruin along ihs Upper Gils, in the south western portion oi New Mexico. .syr the Silver City Independ-nt, are among the most perfect which have ever been discovered, and unie-s ,omeihinz ]. done Tor their preserva- tion ii vill no, be nspy years until they will have been completely des- troyei hy relic hun,ers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

WANIED-Tru-twnrthy persons to ,aks orJers tor War in Ssntn Afric and the Dark Continent from Savsgery to Civiiizstion," by William Harding, the famous traveller. csnle editor, and authsr. Press says "~nnderfully complete" "Rrsphic descriptions brilliantly written" "sumptuously illustrated"; demsnd remarkable ; s.lss unprecedented; pr,ces low. We shall distribute $lOo, 900 in gold among our sale people; he fire; don't niss this chance also hignes' commissions ho' ks on thirty day., credit; freight and dnty paid sanpl- case f,rs, Ad- i'ess, rh- D. 'minion Comp'-~ Dept. V, Chicago,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03
rrss-urer Wentworth and J.. Mar

rrsa-urer Wsniwnrth and Jas Narrs made a trip tn TuraIois yesterday. They sa~ nuea mining activity thers- sbou.s. At the G.ssson property som. 70 to 50 nsn are at w'rk taking out go ,d ore and . new boiler for the hoist has lust been installed. The other properties thsre.bouts are show. ing up wonderfully and altogether the distriot is sssu ming its old time pros- perity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

Bob Brown charged with being ore 0: the Fsrbank train robbers, va brought to Tombstone yesterday from Texas, where he wss arrested, and is now in the Tnmb-,ons jxl. Brown made no r-sist.uce enroute and quiet. ly csme with the officer. He Protests h;s innocence of she erins ohargst against hum and expects to prove hi. case ct the coming term of court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

The ColunbIa College School of Mines opened in 'f4 was the f'st school in the Uuirel States iD wnich h mining WAS taught ss s science. There are several fine technical schools of mining now in iujsps nden' operation or connected with s college CT university. among whi,h is num- bored ths school Of mines in Ari- zopa,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

Dave Allen, . well-Kn pwu mining man from Washington Camp, is in the city. Mir Allen says that the Pride of the West is one of the mos prosperous nining properties in the district he comes from, A new mill which was rec ntly put in for treat. ing the ores runs as we'll AS the coni- psny could wish for, and the re-ul f the operations of the nine are very satisfactory. Mir Allen owns come valuable mines ID that ai.tnct him.
 slf.-Citizsn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

The crops Of the Indians on the Gils reservation are almost e total failure, owing to She lack of water fOr irrigation. The SolUmonsille Bulle- tin says that the Indians were threat ened with starvation but Agent H .dley has secured q government sppropri.ti,n for rh,Ir relief.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03
A. W. GASLEON,

Thoma. WIllisms Of the ayricul. rural depart nent at Washington has arrived in Ticson. H. will investi- gate the ranges for the purpose of sscertaining il certain grasses can be grown successfully n this country which gill insure good constant feed fr etc k.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

Many Tomhstonites saw the solsi .clip.e sin prtlv after sunrise this morning. Abnu, sev-n-tsnshs of the eclipse sa- seen here and many were on. with smoked slss.ss to view ihs phsnon-ns. Tn. occurrence Of 's.s eclipse di.creiit.a the item in o1' last issus in w1i h the a rsnonical shi tor slightly bsc ,me mixed in the dates.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03
HERE ARE YeUR SYMPTenS:

II FLUTTERIEG OF THE EYELiDt AND A TIN0LINC SENSATION ABOvl THE EYES. HUDIAN will relieve tAis almost immediately.
 .-2 TREMBLING OF THE LIPs-Thi, 10 due to the affection of the facial nsrvss HUDYAS will restore the nerves to 2 healthy condition and the trembling will
 LUMP IN 7HB THRoAT-This symptom usually precsdss a crying spell The feeling Is ss though there vas eell In the throat. This also is nervses synpton which HUDYAN viii cause te
 [ PXLpITATIoN OF THE HEART m. h':I, s:ssms s:.,: .'n1:..e iI,:.Si.,, E; Ss weakly Hl'DYAN viii strengthen the heart rnus.is snd cause the beats to bs- come strong and regular.
 G 6iNbING FEELING IN THE PIT OF THE sroNACH-This occurs sftea and is vIy annoying. IL is due to the stonscs. HUDYAN wiil strsnsthen the nerves. sii the sinking feeling viii not Sscar.
 Women, <s;s is Ter you. Hs0sobsf thst HuDYAN Sures men and women. ft will relieve you Sf aIi the above symptsns and you can be cured. Doctors have af- forded you sSme relief. put they have ns, cure Take HUDyAS now. You can get package or packages for sase. If ysss druggist does not keep it, send direct ts the HTDYAS REMEDY COMPANY. San Frsncisco or Los Angelss. California. r%N I REMEDY c@oMPANY % FREE. caii sn the doctors. If you cannot cali. yes may write and advice wiii be given frss Address
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

Tussdav wa- the frt'e-t day of the ssa-on in Phsnix. At the corner oi Center and Ws-hin g,on streets the mercury reach d lDS fegre in the aha ir, soon ter nsnn. Wednssda it registered l06 e,rses according to Pheuix sdviees.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

St Lotus engaged ip the profitable work of counting up the cost O. the stfiks in that city on the street ear liaes. The Republic notes that the bank cl s'ings fell off iu one week $2,- 25o 600; that the loss on hu .iness dur ing the frst five days of thsstriks amounted to g .OoO, 800.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

An American pa'mi.t has been cen tenced to Eve years improvement ip Eng'snd for stealing. Esidently he could a't read his lines well enough to tell where the police wnnld be waiting.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

Itis es'imsted that the handsome sup of l0OOa GOO will be l-f, in Paris hy visitors st the great e1posi- tisn. Psrisisns are decidedly of the opinion that eIpositinns pay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03
.nvpETiSsp LETTERS.

The folloE,a. i4 a let of letters re- m.inisr n the general delivery at the Tombstone postofice for the month ending Msy. 1. 1900:
 Jo.pph C ,nsy l.. H. Barby, M. J. FIys sinabie ssrsis Nicola. G.lIego Goldsmi'h. AR Hsubans B. c. Lincoln Mia Ofelis Johnson Ramona Villa
 ssloune Martinez.
 Wben calling Tor above letters, say advertisei, giving date of advertise, ment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

This is the day ei millions. Accord ing to the Los Angeles paperss coal oil company has been organized in that city with 6 espits al of five million dollar, q which five dnilars hs. been paid in cs,h. The little old five dol lars mu.t feel lonesome.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

cure TUT tnesll
 Hysteria can be perfectly and per inanentiy cured
 no matter how far advanced it may be II U D r 4 N will cure hysteria
 IiCDYAN win re- lisss you Of ever, symptoa. The re- hsf is not only temporary -it ss permanent. HCD- VAN win restore the " a | . n . ( nerves to a heal thy condition and the symptoms viii e.sappear. HUD
 VAN is the rom edy you want. HCDYAN .s for men and women
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

The freight receipts of the Ssnts Fs Pacific Rsilroad company at this office for the v'sr past iss little in sxcess oi $276 .O00 The receipts from ineomin z frei .ht amounted % little over $ls0, : GOO, while the receipt. on outG"inR freight is about $96 .0o0.-Willism N;ws.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

A Washington dispatch says bids were opened for . frame dormitory for the Indian school at Fort Ynma. l he biddsrs were A J Crawford of Los An . g"lss, Sl0,sN; Clinton Campbell ot Phsaix, $500; Eiield & Gallagher o! Phepix S9, 100.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

The long fight in the Methodist church over the admission If women delegates to the conference has end d ct last in the triumph of the women.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

JH Lrckling left today fr Bi | ss on . visit to his rsl.tivss at ,h. cop per camp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03
STATE OF OHIo, CITY o TOLEDO,


 LUCAS COUNTY. Frank J. Cheyne, makes oath that ne i- the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheyn-y & Co.,, doing business in the city of Toledo, county and sta'e aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the cum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each sni every case of Catsrrh that cannot he cured by the use of Halls Cst.rrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. sworn to before me and subscribe my presence, this 6tb day ol Decem her, IS6.
 sEALl A. W. GASLEON,
 Notary Puhli Halls Cstsrrh Cure is taken ints r nslly and acts directly on the back sud mucus surfaces of the system send or testimonials free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,,
 T leio, o
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

The first figs or the year were ship- ped this week from Yuma 10 San Franciseo. They were Of 8 hne grade and brought high premium price
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

Decoration Day falls m Weds ssdsy and th' day will bs appropriately sb served in Tombsis1s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

The Globe Tinss in describing the ruin, tells of . trip made sy W H Stewart and J N MeDonoush. the lat ter a former Ton,hstonsr, and ssys:-
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

Four cs'loads of cattle were sbipped out of Phoenix over the southern route for Albnq 1srqas recently.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

lis estimated that the Salt River valley will produce two bsndrsA cs' load. si m l 'ns thi. season.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

Thr-s towns in Graham county have incorporated, namely: Pim. Selomonyills cad Thatcher.
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The Journal Miner has increased to nine columns The J. NJ. is the old est paper Tn Arizons and improves with age.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-06-03

Congress will cslshrats on 4.h si July, one thossAnd dollars having Al- rescy been rsissd for the purpose.
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The Tucson Ci,iz 'n is out with 6 new dress and looks spick aud neat. More success to you.