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Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-10
CITY NEWS
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Pearce S. Wilson and little
daughter, Alice, left for Douglas this
morning where they win visit friends.
Mrs. Raymond Owens has returned
to aer home on Mason Hal. after two
weeks sojourn in Illinois and Wis
consin with her sister, Mrs. Wilhort.
and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Owens are
at home now TO receive all friends.
Mrs. A. Leroy viii leave this morn
ing for Los Angeles and other Califor-
MIA points.
Tom Whitehead, the well known
eattleman, is in the city. Mr.. White
head reports that the cattIenen are
rejoicing over the prospect of good
rains.
Mr.. and Mrs Long, of Douglas,
were visitors in the city yesterday
sightseeing.
y&seorge H. Kelly of Douglas was in
the city between trains yesterday on
his way to Tucson. He will leave
there today or tomorrow with his lit
tie grandson for Oklahoma, where ne
will visit for a week or ten days
John C. Gung'l, a law student at
the University of Michigan, is a guest
of the Graf boys of this city. 1t is
his intention to come to Bisbee upon
completing his law course at Michigan
and take up the practice of law in
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. B. Harlan have
gone to New York to remain two
months.
Mrs. Mary E. Davis left yesterday
for Los Angeles and will visit other
California cities before returning.
Mrs. w. ]. Bolton has gone to Los
Angeles to visit for a month.
Ms s. F. Douglas left yesterday
for San Diego.
w. T. Douring of El Paso is expect
ed to arrive soon.
c. H. Shaw of Denver is spending
a few days in the city.
r. l.. Alderman, the attorney, re-
turned yesterday from Silver City, n.
NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. James Howell of Ben
son are in the city.
E. G. DeMane of Sonora is here on
business.
Robert Rae is in the city from
Douglas.
c. E. Macrae of Philadelphia is a
visitor registered at the Copper Queen
hotel.
A. P. Patterson of Stockton. Cal,
is a business visitor in the city.
L. V. Corthell, of Machias, n. Y,
will arrive today to attend the funeral
of mis- daughter, Mrs. David c. Robin
SOC
Joseph Brown of Douglas was here
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Davis came in
yesterday from Tombstone, by auto
mobile.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Truax Jr., re
turned yesterday from California.
Sergeant c. A Woode of Fort Hua-
Chuca, is in the city
Prof and Mrs. Geo. E. Krinbill and
Clarence Krinbill are at the Titania
House, Marshall Falls, Delaware
Water Gap, Pa, where they are rusti-
eating in delightful surroundings.
Andy Engels and wife arrived yes
terday from Calumet, Mich, and in
tend to locate here.
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ORDINANCE NO 1872.

An ordinance prohibiting the TAX
ing or carrying away of water from
any public fountain or drinking place
within the City of Bisbee, Cochise
County, Territory of Arizona.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Common Council of the City of Bis
bee. Cochise County, Territory of
Arizona, as follows:
Section 1. Every person who with
the intent to injure the City of Bisbee
or any person Or company furnishing
water to supply any public drinking
fountain by taking or carrying away
any water from such fountain with the
intent to evade payment therefor, is
guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be
punished therefor by imprisonment in
the City or County Jail by a pericC
not exceeding three months or by a
fine not exceeding One Hundred
(S100.00) Dollars, or by both sQch
fine or Imprisonment.
Section II. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after the date of its passage by the
Common Council Of said city and pub
lication and posting as required by
law.
Passed and adopted by the Mayor
and Common Council this It'll day of
July. 1908.
Approved this It'll day of July, 1908.
GEORGE HI NEALE,
Mayor of the City of Bisbee.
Attest: C. W. Hicks, City Clerk.
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ESCAPED From BENSON.

DOUGLAS, July 9.-CSneciaID-
Ernest Judia is under arrest in this
Ernest Judia is under arrest in this
city awaiting transportation back to
the neform school at Benson, from
which institution he escaped on the
4th Of July, when Superintendent Mo
honey allowed the boys 10 go on a
little picnic, accompanied by himself
and the guard and Judia was missed
shortly before the boys were called
together to leave for the school Spe-
cial Officer Doherty was Immediately
dispatched to Douglas TO await his
arrival here. as IT was thought he
would make his way back here.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE PROBATE COURT of the
County of Cochise. Territory of Arr.
IONA
In the matter of the Guardianship
of Floyd S. Sampson, Ethel R. Samp-
son, Margaret E. Sampson and Emory
Sampson, minors.
Notice for posting of Settlement of
account
/ Notice is hereby given that Florence
i. Foster. the guardian of the above
named minors, has presented for set
Element and filed in said Court, her
report and rendered an account of her
guardianship of said minors, and that
Saturday, the 18th day of July, 1908, at
2 o'clock p. m, at the court room of
said court, at the Court House in the
city of Tombstone, in said Cochise
county. has been duly appointed by
the Judge of said Court, for the set
Element of said account, at which time
and place any person interested in
said estate may appear and file his
exceptions in writing to the said &C
count and contest the same.
Dated July 2, 1908.
J. E. JAMES, Clerk.
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MADE a GREAT HIT.

Any man that visited the mems de-
partment yesterday at the Copper
Queen store saw some lively buying
The clothing manager said that every
man that looked bought. That GER
tainly speaks well of the clearance
values they are giving, especially
when every paper you pick up is full
of so-called half price sales. But
men have learned where the real
clothing bargains come from and that
accounts for the great success of this
half yerly event.
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NEW ROOF OVER DANCING
PAVILION AT AIRDOME

Starting today force of men will
begin to erect a rain proof roof over
the dancing pavilion at the Airdome.
A much felt want and at the same
time all open on the side on pleasant
evenings, affording both shelter in
case of rain and also making it the
coolest hall and the largest floor
space in Bisbee. Manager Penney IL
certainly eXerting himself to make
this a popular resort and bids fair
TO succeed and also cater to the COM
fort OF the public.
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TO GIVE AWAY CANNON.

The toy cannon in the Alhambra,
the popular candy shop on Main
street, has attracted much attention,
especially from the children, MANY
OF whom have longed for it 70 be
theirs. The cannon is made altogether
CT candy, and is complete in every
detail. Nearby is a flagstaff, also
made OF candy while a ramrod rests
by the side OF the imitation artillerg.
The proprietors of this store have
decided to give the cannon away. aud
all who are interested in ii are cnT-
daily invited to call and see it.
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CEMENT HOUSES

Since the sewer system has been
installed prospective builders are
considering the erection of cement
block, brick and concrete houses Ip<
stead of frame. One man, who is
contemplating building a sly room
house on School Hill lookea1t up and
found that while a substantial house
built out of concrete/blocks or brick
would cost from S200 to $500 more
than if the same house was built of
frame that he would save enough in
insurance rates alone in two years TO
pay for the difference, to say nothing
of less cost of painting and repairs;
and the vast difference in comfort in
keeping out heat in summer and cold
and wind in winter and greatly IN
creased general comfort.
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CARPENTER CASE CONTINUED.

The hearing of T. n. Carpenter,
held on a-charge of burglary, which
was continued from the early part
of the week and was to have been
held yesterday, was again continued
by Justice GTier on account of the abb
sence of some of the witnesses. The
hearing has been set for Saturday at
4 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-10

To the lovely people Of Arizona:
L. C. Allen of the Zephyr Apart
ments, Venice, Cal, says to come to
the beach and keep cool. He has
cottages from $50 to $500 a month for
rent. He has the most beautiful and
luxuriantly furnished homes with
piano and billiard table and card
rooms, surrounded with beautiful
grounds, (cared for by the gardner) he
will rent to one or two nice families,
not exceeding 10 adults for 2 or 3
months at $3.50 a month. It's worth
$500 month. He also has the best
bargains on the beach. Write him at
once. 6S7
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BIG EVENT AT THE MEMS STORE

Yesterday began the half yearly
clearance sale of mems spring and
summer suits at the Copper Queen
store. Suits up to $500 are now $3.50;
suits up to $4,000 now ,$14.50; suits
up to $3.50 now S20.5O; suits up to
$500 s24.50. The first day was a
great success and today will be the
same if good values and low prices
count for anything
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-10
MEXICAN MELODIES.

The Mexican orchestra, consisting
of five pieces. that has played around
in several different places in the
town have attracted quite little at
tention from those who have neard
them. The other evening they played
a half score OF choice selections a.
a private residence and la Paloma,
Ia GolOndrina." and other dulceI
dreamy, Mexican airs delighted the
musical ears of the entire neighpor-
hood notwithstanding that many OF
them are awakened by the melodies.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Office Of the Comptroller Of the Cur
relcy,
Washington, D. c.,
March "a, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given to all per-
sons who may have claims against
The First National Bank Of Bisbee."
Territory of Arizona, that tie same
must be presented to T. N. Lakin,
receiver, with the legal proof thereof
within three months from this date,
or they may be disallowed.
VIM. B. RIDGLEY,
$40 Comptroller of the Currency.
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SUIT is LOST.

The case of Chas. Saygol VS.. J.
T. Wishart, which came up in Justice
Hogan's court yesterday where it
had been taken on a change of venue,
was yesterday decided in favor of the
defendant, the prosecution having
failed TO appear. The suit was for SIS
attorneys fees, which Sayg0l claim
ed to have incurred in the collection
of an account for the defendant.
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$500 GOLD TO THE
BEST GUEssER


Friday evening, July 10th, the Thea
tire Royal will give five dollars gold
to the person solving the following
problem;
A farmer has a square tract of land
containing 400 acres. He reserves 100
acres for himself; the balance he
wishes to divide among his four sons,
each piece of land to be the same
size and shape.
What is the shape of each piece of
land?
If there should be more than one
correct answer the winner will be de
termined by drawing.
All answers must be in the theatre
Friday evening at S:15 p. m. first per
Torrance, when the answer to the
problem viii be shown on a black
board.
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ILL SMELLING DOORS.

One Of the almost unbearabIe con-
ditions in Bisbee, ESPECIALLY during
hot weather, is the i'll smelling odors
arising from the subway and subway
alley. 1t is remarked by everyone
getting OF the car, but a small flood
seems to be the only thiag that will
remedy it unders the present circum-
stances.
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RUSHING CANYON WORK.

If the weather clerk holds off a day
or two longer Superintendent , of
Streets Mccullough will have com
pleted the Tombstone canyon work,
so that there will be no danger Of any
damages resulting to the walls from
the foods.
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THREE DRINKS FINED

Tie net result OF the officers naul
,of the preceding night was shown
yesterday morning when three DRINKS
were arraigned before the justice
courts. Two of them were in Justice
Hogan's court, two of them in JUS
tice Burdick's. All Of them entered
pleas of guilty and were given the
usual penalty of five days in jail or a
fine of s..
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FUNERAL TO-DAY.

Funeral services over the remains
of the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
Charette. which died about IL O'Clock
yesterday at their home on o. K.
street, will be conducted this after
noon from the Fletcher & Hennessey
undertaking parlors.
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The English Kitchen is taking the
lead in catering to ladies' trade The
service is excellent, the attendants
courteous and gentlemanly and Ioca-
ton central A need of the city felt
for a long time is being supplied by
this institution. 644
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GOLFERS PRACTICE.

A team Of golf players composed of
local m~l were down at the links
yesterday trying out in order to select
a team for a ''foursome" contest with
Douglas enthusiasts.
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RETURN FROM OUTING.

Mrs. Jesse Yoakum and daughter,
Miss Jessie, returned yesterday from
the Huachuca mountains, where they
have been in camp for some time.
Others of the party are expected to
be in this afternoon.
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HAD NARROW ESCAPE.

Gus Swanson, a miner employed at
the Hoatson shaft Of the /. S. & 2. is
recovering from a dangerous fall
which he had down a shute day be-
fore yesterday. He was very lucky
and escaped with few bruises.
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The Iowa on ClawsOn Hill has
changed hands. Good home cooking
and plenty Of fresh milk. Mrs. A. E.
Robinson, proprietor. 6S1
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Mr.. W. T. Downing. representing
McCord & Orpin, will be at the Cop
per Queen Hotel on Sunday, July 18th,
and will be in town for a few days.
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Mrs. Lum Stoltz is reported as be-
ing quite i'll and was taken to the
Copper Queen hospital yesterday.
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BORN, A BABY BOY.
Born, TO Mr.. and 5Trs. Borgatta, on
Naco Road, a boy.
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LlTTLg GIRL IL.

The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Temple of Upper Lowell is i'll.
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You get money back If you buy an
build in Warren. 30
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it's an III wind, but it blows some
good real estate in Warren. 704
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DO the lovely people Of Arizona:

Spend your summer vacation in
Warren. 7U4
Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-10

Nicely furnished camps for rent IN
Huschuca mountains. Inquire Review
Office fVo
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Review Want = is Bring Results.
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MRS. SToLTZ ILL.

AIhambra Wholesale ice cream. 14s
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AMONG THE MERCHANTS
T. A. Muirhead u Company

\ News reporter stepped into the
store OF +. \. MurhrId y Co The
other day and could hardly believe
his eyes. The yutlr, interior bad
been transformed into a santa
Claus Bazaar, IN tact the reporter
pleads guilty 10 taking a sly peep
here and there % , II good old
Santa WASH t hiding around.
This enterprislng firm never does
things by halves and IN the ,clcC.
ton OF holiday goods th,y made
no exception. Their store D. liter.
ally Iammed with Christmas goods,
everything from a penny whistle to
SI2.oo doll tor the ltd, folks.
Speaking OF dolls, We counted thlr-
ty.hvc different kind, and then
gave Il up.
There's presents tor every mem.
Der OF the family and tor members
vi ether families. For the little
folks, there are books, pastry sets,
dishes, paint boxes, horns, tops,
mechanical toys, real steam crgla,-
with throttle and whistle, railroad
trains, ait guns and etc.
After wandering through che
maze OF beautiful and useful gifts
We found our way 20 the display OF
Japanese china, This section
will delight the heart Ji every wO.
man. The coloring, ar designs
are simply beautiful, Their, were
cups and saucers, plates, bowls,
chocolate and tea sets, fruit sets
and a lot Of things We couldu {
name. We would have been there
looking Vet, but the low mcnaclng
growl from a Teddy bear and q
glimpse OF ourseli in a handsome
gilt frame mirror drove us in
panic from the building
Mr.. Muirhead say, the Teddy
Bears wont harm anybody bat
newspaper reporters.
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Barnes u Rankin

Barnes x Kaukiu handle the
things that are useful a, well as
ornamental, and IT you are looking
Tor something that will make YOU
happy every day lu the year, they
have a.. Furniture, all kinds 0t
furniture, from a baby carriage 20
a parlor set, elegant couChc- so
nice 10 drop down On when YOU 20
home tired; beautiful art square
that make Home Sweet Hon,
a reality; cook stoves, ranges, ga-
stoves, rockers, tables tor ,ur Do
hrary, dining room and kitchen.
They make a specially Yi paint
OF varnlsLes and tne Nrwa "a. As
that when you buv % Baru, *
Rankin, you uill md everything
Just a. repr. .eH,ed Iass dot
every II and cIsss every J.
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Editor Morninp lonrnal.

Shall the historic name New
Mexico I've obliterated from the
map OF the United States upon the
creation OF a new state with the
boundaries oil the present territory
OF New Mexico. Shall this be done
even Tor the sake ol acquiring the
great name OF Lincoln Tor the new
state
This has suddenly become a very
live question in consequence OF
your editorial advocacy OF such
change OF name, seconded los some
OF the most influential newspapers
in this country, outside of New
Mexico.
Such change OF name, It seems
to me, would be most nady sable
Historically, the present area OF
the United States was Iggulrcd bv,
owned by, populated, civilized and
christianlltd hy. thrp, at Oh, great
est civilized nation, ut Europe.
the Spanish, the French and th,
English. Md rrdul,nt indeed
OF such historic association, 90 th,
nomenclature OF our country, ITS
states, cities, rlvct~ and noun
tains. Who objected To-, lu iby bu.
ginning, OF who would change now,
the names OF the stat, and CITY ut
New York, OF the state, OF Virginia
aud MARYLAND, 49, commemorative
OF England share IN the making
OF the great republic Would %
not be a kind OF Dissertation TO
change the name OF Louisiana ~
New Orleans, becaus, ia. land 1i
that state and that CHS was Once.
French territory, and is still large
~ inhabited by people ct French
DESCENT
The names ct Mexico and New
Mexico are suggestive Ji Corttl
and Coronado and ,u, heroic story
OF the early. Spanish conqucrars;
and also eloquent reminders OF the
gent,er conquerors OF superstition
and paganism in the persons u the
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c. {. Chapman

{. {. Chapman has one ri tH,
hnest displays ot CUTLERY 900 has
west window that has ever been
see here. II IS eSua, 10 some u
the displays seen IN the large cities.
He carries an immense line OF table
cutlery, silyerware and carving
sets. He is supplying the farmers
with all the implements nece sary
Tor the cultivation OF the soil. lie
is agent Tor the famous Mandt
wagon and the celebrated Columbus
buggies. Chapman has sold more
building material than any other
merchant in northeast New Mexico
during the past year. Chapman
the hardware man" has become a
household word in this community,
and when anything in thu hardware
line is wanted, about the first thing
people do is to go to Chapman's $.
His Christmas ad appears in this
issue.
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Elk Drug Store

The Elk Drug store has a halt
page "ad" in this issue, but not
one fourth the goods they are dis.
playing can be mentioned IN SO
limited a space. They are offering
a line OF books comprising every
thing from a child's \ u { book to
elegantly bound classics. They
have the Ilcnty books. books OF
poems, Carey books, postal card
albums and a line ot bibles in 81.
cgant bindings.
Teddy Bears are everywhere;
the woods are lull ol them; dolls
all kinds OF dolls, and at all prices.
Their china will make a Christmas
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~Tucumcari's Market

This Is IN, ,tylc ct the firm Ut
Pickering y McOuccn, located
in the n.w Il,man building on
east Main street, Mr.. Pickering
wa- tor some t.mo IN the meat
business on the opposite side OF
Main Street. but ON the completion
Ut the H,man building he moved IN.
tothclargr oommudiuus room wh'r,
he has ample larilittc, tor handling
ia, larg, stock ot Kansas CITY and
natly, meats they AZ, now offering
~ H., people OF lu'umcari. since
December first, Mr. Pickering $
hroth,r-in.iaw, Mr. McDuccn.
who na, Tor som, wears been IN
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present that will delight your lady
friend. II YOU don't know what
to buy tor your wife " sweetheart,
select somc OF that beautiful hand
painted china. and vcu cant make
a mistake.
They are showing a line Vt water
colors that are beautiful indeed,
and the prices tor these picture,
are very reasonable, \ visit TO
the Elk Drug Ntor, will h, apprcci.
atcd by the proptictor~, aud viii
help YOU IN determining what g.
buy tor Christmas.
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the meat business IN southern Cal.
iiornia, has been associated with
him, and they now propose to ht'"
the best line at meats ever offered to-
the public IN cIty. Mt Nc.
Queen is a practical sausage
mak,r, and the, are now installing
IN the e. a Dl then sales toom, 4
sausage Kitchen where they Will
manufacture all kinds Ut Sausage,
including bolopnc, lranklurtcrs,
etc, and viii handle oysters, FISH,
vegetables. bread, in tact cvctv.
thing that the good housewife
needs Tor the making OF a FIRST
class meal. Their I'D appear, IN
this issue OF our paper.
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Whole Family Butchered

Trinidad, Colo, Dec. s,-Cos.
mos Garcia, vii, and son, Totrlvia
aged IS, and Mis-, Luz GuI,lc, an
aged woman making her home with
the Garcia family, were murdered
in the Garcia cabin s. miles north.
east oi here in an isolated part DI
the country.
Thott heads wcte split open with
an axe, which was later found cover.
I'd with blood, Maggie Garcia, a J.
year old daughter is missing.
Francisco MARTINEZ, suspected
OF the murdcr, has not been found.
MARITIME, representing himself as
a wealthy sheep owucr OF New
VI .Nico, came to Oh, Garcia Ranch,
two weeks ago. H., made violent
love TO- Maggie. She rcpul~cd
him, as did h,t parents, who or.
dcrcd him away from o.. place.
Garcia wa, last seen W,du,,da,
and do, condition OF Oh, bodies m.
Dictates that the murder was COM
united on that day.
Whether th, Lirl was abducted o.
murdered D., not Vet known.
Trinidad. Colo. De, -. Short
ly after daylight Monday morning
"a p0-,, of tv,Iy, men discovered
Francisco Nlrun'z, the murderer
Ut th, Garcia family and ahductor
Ut Oh, seventeen wear old daughter,
Maggl, Garcia. IT,, had been
lodging the iuluuat.d rtnch,rs
and dragging Oh, girl with niw an
ti D, reached III, head ot tu, canon
in which %, had been hiding, WHOM
boz discovered that a NaIl 90 sand
stone ahead mad. ESCAPE Impa--
.ln...
~. placed OBJ, mu.,,D at hi, -r>.
-u1Yt,t 10 th, girl forehead and
u..a. and then turned Oh, weapon
upon himself. The bod, ut tu,
.utd,r,d llr. was brought 10 th,
Gur.r, Ham. and buried by,ld,
tUUs, 90 boz pat. MS.
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CSC Oft on ali Perfumes, hctw,o
nov and New Years, at Pioneer
Drug store. Tot
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FOR BROTHER

A suit Of Clothes, a Hat or Cap, or Shoes, Sweater; Hose,
or Shirts in wool or cotton, or a pair OF Pants, or a nice Tie.
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FOR SISTER

A nice little Coat, or Hood, or a pair OF Shoes, or a Dress, Apron
or Skirt.
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FOR FATHER

A good pair nice house Shoes, or some new Neckties, or Hand
kerChiefs, or Suspenders, Hose, a Cap or Hat, some nice fancy
Shirts, or a good warm Sweater, or a nice silk Mufler.
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Heinz Goods a, >aar io.t,