The Clifton clarion., August 14, 1889, Image 3

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CLIFTON CLARION.
AVEDXKsEAV AUGUST 11 183.
The editor of thi3 paper will take
a much-needed rest and vacation. He
is physically and' mentally "played
out." During his absence the paper
will Tie in the hands of P. J. Clark, a
capable writer, and the editor turns
the paper over to his temporary
charge with the belief that The
Clarion will be improved through tuuity to n the reverse lever e fleet -II
r. Clark's efforts and onr re't. lively, the whole train was derailed
i before its urocress was cheeked. The
fcdierill f helan i. up uom
eountv scat.
thoj
Mrs. C. Utile came in last Saturday
to join her husband.
C. "V. Jordan left last week for a
short trip to his home in Clinton. Mo.
Anew sewing machine for sale
cheap. Particulars at The Clarion
ce
Col. M. J. Egaa left for Tucson
Tuesday morning. He will be absent
several davs.
It is reported that the Detroit Cop-'
per company of Morenci will resume
operations this week.
. restaurant keeper, received a slight
John II. Hovey received this weekly ,n (he back of lbe LeaJ
a windmill, which he will erect nearly WM viewed by (Le nv6rt
ci3 property at soutn mion.
Ignacio Campbell is btill bringing
in some remarkably rich specimens
lrom his Refugio mine in Gold Gulch.
The infant son of G. C. Everett,
mention of whose birth was made
three or four weeks ago, died last
night
D. Gougb. has still a force of men nt j
work upon the Copper Jviug mine
and everything continues to look
liaelv.
Genial Joe Leahy of Lordsharg
paid friends iu Clifton and Longfel
low a welcome visit last Saturday
and Sunday.
Charlie Hanson is down from Gran
ville and reports himself exceedingly
well satisfied with "nis prospects in
that district
The Coon mill on Chase crei-k is
shut down temporarily pending the
Arrival of a new pump from St Louis,
which is expected to arrive daily.
Mrs. J:unc3 Stas kindly remember
ed The Clarion onk-c this week with
a box of delicious assorted California
fruit, for which she has our thanks.
A party consisting of Jim Smith,
Chas. Eoyce, Chapman the tourist
and 'Willie Moore left Monday morn
ing for a trip up the Blue in 6carch
of health and recre "tion.
The A. & X. Railroad have pro
mulgated a new freight tariff, princi
pally affecting rates in copper and
coke. It is arranged on a scale afiect
ed by the ruling market price of cop
gor. Road Overseer Sias ha3 a gang of!
men at work this week repairing the I
rnnnfr rr.nrl In tl, Wm !
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wnicn Was DaalV Washed OUt DV a
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recent Ileay Etorill m tuat neighbor-if
hood.
Santiago Lopez and Jose Maria
Fernandez were fined $60 each by
Justice Sias for an unprovoked as
sault upon Eosalio Tafayo. The latter
was quite hadly cut about the head
with rocks.
Notwithstanding the discouraging
reports current regarding some pro
posed mining deals, our prospectors
and mine-owners display their faith
in their properties by continued work,
the best evidence of their value.
Colonel Esan received a letter from i
Chas. E. Hand last week, in which the i
flatter gentleman requested to be re-S
memuerea to nis many Ineuda inj
Linton. Mr. iiand. says he has con
cluded to confine himself strictly to
his real estate business in Chicago.
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. II. Ailman was in town this'.
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week buying supplies. He has a lease
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on au extension of the Refugio mine
in Gold Gulch and will make an ar-1
-rastra run of the ore for a test. If j
the quality and quantity of the rock i
M-stiro caticftnn- llr nnont;nn !
mill in short order will follovr.
David Terry, the vrell known and I
puffnacious husband of Sarab Althea,
1 b I
and a prominent member of the Ca'.i-
iVPiuid U.ll, iXO iV 1 1 1 L VI luia iuui niil at i
Lathrop,
rvn Pfll vr T" S Dpntltv Mar- I making a shipment this week, having Vou nre hereby notifiHl that if yon fail to ap-:
rop, Lai., Or L. S. iepiu ;iai- o i s j pear and antwer the cor.iplaniljs re'iuired. de-j
Xsn-lp ol otio f imp rliipf of Holier- i eoillllieuced pavkiu to-dav. Tlie tmilt will be entered BiauuM & and the plain
agie, at OHO time CUtei OI point r . I till viU therean.-ra.idy tot"ourt forthere-I
shal
at lombstone. F'rasn
account's at I
hand it would seem the killing was
hardly justified. I.iier account nisy
cLniigp (b ip piin?er.f anir.
A Hallway Accidaut.
Last Saturday afiernoo.i about :!
o'clock quite a serious accident oc
enrred in the Morenci tii'.mel ou the
little railway between the Longfel
low and Detroit mines". At that hour
Charlie IMer Avns returning fro.':i !Mo
renci with four cars' of ore. nnd v. hen'
about the center of the tunnel an ob
struction was encountered which
threw the forward car oil the track.
As the engineer had no warning
whatever, and practically no oppor-
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! of and across the tunnel in au almost
j perfect representation of a rail fence,
! while the engine was thrown from the
'track, but fortunatelr not overturned
' Mrs. Pier and her baby were on the
I engine with Charlie and the infant -
! received quite painful burns on the
i, &nd ,e throu?h being thrown
afa;nst lhe boiler Loa(1 Jerry trmith,
a well-known miner and prospector,
who was riding on one of the cars.
! had his foot crushed severly and pain
; fully, but not seriously. The injury !
will probably lay him up for some !
time. He was brought to the hospital
j at Clifton and is under the care of
ur. ljacv. r.iana MaiKer, a jioieuci
shortly after the accident, and it was
a wonder to him that the brakemen
and others on the' train escaped with
their lives. Considering the way the
cars were jammed, their escape from
injury was little less than marvellous.
Xo blame is attached to Mr. Pier for
the accident, as the tunnel is very
dark where the wreck occured and il '
13 possible to see ahead.
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Business Guide is a solid, carefully
prepared and thoroughly useful book.
It gives in a clear aud brief form
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they would generally consult an en
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and its 1200 pages are profusely illus
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engravings. It consists of three vol
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an account ot the plants and animals
of the earth, its surroundincrs. its for-i
' . . , . ' ,i
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, .. ' . , , i
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I the plainest; and most 1
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Vol. Ill rehites principally to business
social and domestic subjects; com
plete instructions are given in pen-
lnnnshin. lihnnocrriiriliv linnlc-kpmiincr
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dress-making and millinery, and the
household department ivith its prae-
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"cal COOK UUOK aua lecipcs ,
is 6re to interest CVerV hotlSCWife. :
'it is tnlil nnlv imnn tlio tniiceriniion I
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1 plan bv The J. De winp; Conipan v, 8 13 ;
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AT.irl.-of ct Son FVnTtMeirt lol irlirt
j offer liberal terms to agents and are
: now receiving applications for terri-
torv.
Mr D. M Grayson, of Cronville,
Franklin parish, La., says; I think
Swift's Specific . is the best blood
remedy in tho world. I have known
it to make wonderful cures of persons
with blood diseases, sonic cases which j
had been regarded as incurable.
Dr. U. T. Coppedge, of Verona, Mo.,
j says that he has sold a large quantity
j of Swiit's Specific, and to a great
imm' ci&toniers, and knows it to be
II,ost successfully used lor maladies
of the blood.
Swift's Specific is not one of the'
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old potash, sarsapariila, or mercury j
j mixtures. It contains no potash, no i
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mercury, or auv poisonous SUbstfUce. '
relieves the system bv forcing the
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impurities oui mrougn ine pores oi
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itne sk,n an" builds up the patient
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'e sell quantities of S. S.
tlie saIe olds up well no falling off, i
OT UTOSneCt Of fallinor Oli'. 'tt'llilfi
I many are lOUd in its praises, not one j
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, v v j uimv iitiij i. u uiuiu viii util
customers.
J. K. Scars' Drur Store Arro Teva '
.lun IIIU1jlIIPH, 11111(1, 11MIS.
Tlavtor Whitimr.nii nn.l Aiknw P
- iui ru auuui icive tons
! ol" ore to El Paso.
Fiue singing Canary birds for sale
at J'rit Adolphy's Moutitnin I'.rewcrv
Tini Shine at Lurdsburg is report
ed to bo seriously ill, hi.s sickness
having assumed an alarming turn ton
the woi His many liiends in (."lit"-;
ton all hope for speedy recovery j
from his relapse.
Frank IJaxter and Johnuv Veiton '
u ill k'lvo on a pros-pectin nnd hunt-!
in: tvi'i next iloiiusv. ;
Fritz Adolphy has completed fur-j
ther improvements in his hennery j
and is now prepared to raise pure:
bred towls in laney breeds. A visit j
to his place is interesting to those '
I who delight in ' fowl-ology."' ,
The Clifton Trug Storehas received j
:a line of stationery, including note'
auJ ,ener 1)Rpcr in' lhe ,a(est s(ves
pens, pencils, ink, etc
j The A. C. Company is having fixed '
up as a butcher shop one of the rooms '
; in the row of adobes above the store.
! -Vheu completed, all the meat will be
! sold from this place. V, V. Pynter,
j a first-class butcher, will have charge
of the shop.
ityh
inunun.)
Imperial Egg Food.
This justly celebrated compound
was the first article of its character
ever put on the market. Itsimme
diate and uuquali tied success is said
to have induced a host of cheap imi
tations. Thcflmpcrial is prepared on
purely scientific and physological
principles, and furnishes the chemic
als necessary to produce an egg. As
it costs less than a cent a week for
each fowl it pays 1o use this food.
j For sale at the Brick Store.
Blood Pol .in
Is very hal.de to follow contact of the
hands or face with what is known as
poison ivy, esp"cially in hot weather
or if the body is perspiring freely.
The trouble may subside for a time,
only to appear iu aggravated form
when opportunity offer.?. The great
purifying powers of Hood's Sarsapa
riila thoroughly eradicate every trace
of poison from the blood, as the cures
it has . accomplished conclusively
show. It also cures scrofula, s;
rheum and a'.i other affections arising'
from impure or puisoned blood.
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1 orrnnee & h-r-ulu, as the agents oi
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the smrrncu.s Cloliiiiisj compsnv, are
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showing some handsome froods m
, suniir.er
Sundav-school
North Clifton
i
evclT Sabbath at 3 'clot'k P' M" Mr-
Cj0mb .ipTiatendent. .
Ice-cold Anhcussr-Busch beer ou
draught at Fritz Adolphy's.
Kgg Food, ground Oyster Bhellsi
! Canttrv
Bird eed, Bird Cages and
Ciuiarv Uirds, for sale at
Fritz Adoljihy's, Ciiftou.
The CliftOU Drug Store has secured !
the agent'V lor Ben bltiall Of hi Paso, j
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! and will shotv samples aud take orders :
UJ1
for wall paper, paints, oil, putty,
b "'
Tnrrnncn &. Smi ill r( in rprpiiit of '
-r.
a fine line of silk patterns in dress ,
1
troods: also the latest stvles in calicos
iritz Adolphy lins secured the
agency for Joseph T. 'Wayne, Cincin
nati, manufacturer of patent rcfrig-
Fort Sale. The camp outfit recent
lv in use at Silver Dasin at IJaxter
camp, consisting of three new tents,
cooking outfit, etc. Also a new ga3o
liue assay outfit. Apply to Torrance
& Smith, Clfton
There can be no excuse now for a
lady to be without a sewiug machine.
Torrance & Smith have the New Rem
ington hand sewiug machine, which
t is claimed, will do the work of any
other. It is sold for the low price o
$15.
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UWIlMTlWMUi
T the dtstkict couiit of the first
J. Judicial District of the Territory of Arizoua.
u and lor the County of virauam."
cleotilde grijtr
"'"'"i" - iV!,.ti'n I
v. t.
mtrminivi t
gri.tai.i,a,
Dcfenuant. )
Summons.
, Action brontrht iu the District Court of the
, First Judicial District of the Territory of Ari
antl zona, iu and for the county of Graham.
nie Territory of Arizona seuda prectiiig to
11 on are rr.'liy KTii1inionfn hum retttnnrtiil tr
appear in au action brought against you by the
o .u..-m.iii.M i.iaiiiiiu nan una ine com-
laint fllct with the Clerk of the above entitled
court at Soloiiionvilie, iu tho county of Graham,
Territory .,f .tri-sitim n it hiii t An dnVa Itiui-.i
"f thP d"' "f Venice) aft.-r the service upon you
. ttIIllm.. if B,.rvpd in this nmntv h,.t
j if Perved out of the county but within this riia-
inT . i iien wi'lnn IV
witliin tliirty .lays.
tri - t . tlu-i. williin twenty dnvB: in ail other cases
nil npraiwiiM in net coiuNiiiiit. ami lor costs !
Given under iu. hand and the M-al of
tti.- iiistrict i'ouri alt;i"hed thereto,
I-I..XI. thib i-.'d davnl .Iniv.
ttt.S; m ci:.vwroi:i.
r.- v micmi:i.:-:xa. :vvnv
rJf 3 II
Slakes tho lives of many people mborsblfl,
ar.d ofteu leads to sell-destruction. Distress
X:-r eating, eour stomacli, sick lieatlaclis.
fre'liiR Dad teste coslcl fmsue. and irregt.
. lanty of tl;e tovrolj, sw
biktkiSSa soma of the more common
After symptoms. Dysipfl.i does
r not get wcil of Itself. It ,
L.aiin, irquire3 careful, persistent j
attention, nd a reinei'.y like Hood's garso- j
j:sr!!la, ivliioh acts gently, yet surely and ;
cHiciei.tly. It tones tlis stomach and other
organs, resulstcs the digestion, croaici a
gl appetite, and by thus Cfck
cnrL'Cir.i:ia tUo loe;d symp-,, . . . '
toms ren;oves tlie sympa- riek.uaciTIO j
tlictic eileots ot tlio diacaso, banishes tlie t
headache, and refreshes the tired mind.
" I have been troubled with dyspepsia. I
had but littlo appetite, and what I did eat
i. distressed me, or did mo
neart" lit;!2 E00(l I;l aa owc
burn utter eating I would expe
rience a faintr.CE3, -r tired, all-gone fecliuj,
as though I had not eaten anything. My trou
ble, I thin!;, was aggravated by my business,
which Is that cf a painter, and from being
more or less shut up In a SoUT
room Trlth fresh paint. Last
spring I took Hood's Sarsa- BtOmacn
rilla took three bottles. It did me an
Immense amount of good. It gave me an
appetite, and my food relished and satisfied
tho craving I had previously experienced."
George A. Page, Vatertown, Slass.
Hood's Sarsapariila
Sold by all druggists, pt ; 8lx for g5. rreparcd only
by C. I. IIOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
COLD BEER
ON
DRAUGHT !
llOITAIN -:- BREWERY
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FPJTZ ADOLPHY, Phopeistcs.
clifton", ... Arizona
Finest BrnmlH of
Wines, Liprs ol Ciprs.
IMPORTED LUNCHES
iJA Qniet Resort for tits . Entertain- j
lent of Guests.
5- AGENT for tbe CELEBRATED
MEAL" GASOLIXE STOVES,
niftutifacturt-d.
" QUICK
the bes
Notice of Forfeiture.
To Fi'lise Lnutinc:
Yon fire hrpl'.v untifiei that I have nxppiirted
Two lluailrod ivollars ia labor antl improve
ments upon tho CanR'lian and r'elise mines, sit
uated iu Granville mininjr di'itriet, Graham
couutv, Arizona, aa reeorded in Look 5, papres
IX and" 14. Heeords of Mines, in the office of the
lioeorder of eai'l comity of Grahflm, in order to
hold said premises under the provisions of Rec
ti on a-Kl. KevNeil Strttuteaor tho United Stntos,
beir. tlie amount required to hold the same for
tlie year 1SS.S. anil il'v.'itilin ninety days afser the
service of this notice bv unliiieation von fail or
rcfue to coulribute your proportion of such ex-
claim? will become the property of the under
Mimed. bobekt steggall.
pt'iiunurc as o-oViier. our intcrps: m tne saia
'ciiftou, May 1, isjo.
i To D A. Becbrel and II E. Penney:
You are hereby notillcl titat 1 have expended
the rum of One Hundred Dollars in labor and
imi,roveI11euts unou the Good Hope mine, sit
mud iu Grauviiu- miuins ii.istriot, Crohn
county, Arizoua. in order to hold paid premie
am i
under the revisions of pectiou W-il. He
eu
i Statutes of the I'nited States, heinp the amouti
required to hold the same for the vear 1WS
if -within uinctv (iav6 after the service of this
notice by punlieation you fan or refuse to coii'
1 liu ;
con-;
trioute vo
ibute voar proportion of sucii expenditure as !
CO
-owners, your interct in the paid claims will i
become the property of the undersiirned.
P. W. II SIi .MlLI.EN
CUfton, June 12, 1Sp9.
Proclamation of Reward.
Executivk Pkpaistmknt of Arizona, 9
"Ullice of the Governor. j
fX'IIEKKAS, I HAVE TtKKX INKOKrKD
V t that ou or about the Ilth inv of May, A J.
I8sa, in the County of.Graham, Territory of Ari
zouu, an nnnt'cl Vany contpo?eii oi persons to
me uukuown, made a most violent, murderous
ana unwarranted attack on one 3ia,ior J. .
Wham, paymaster U.S. Armv, auflhis escort ;
of HoMiors, whereby one soldier was killed and
several wounded, and said Major Wham vio-
irmiy roooea oi a uxrpe amount or money, saia
attack, kiliincr aud robbincr beinir iu violation '
ol law aud t lie peace nf this Territory. Now,
therefore, I, Louis Wollley, Governor of the
Tearitorj' of Arizona, by virtue of the authority
in me vested, do hereby oiler a reward of Five
Hundred Dollars ($500) for the arrest and con-
I virtio:, of one or more of the ner.ona Wbo com-
I nutted emd attuck. killing aud Tonbcry.
In witness whereof I havo hereunto set mv
hand nnd caused tlie great seal of the territory I
to be allixed. ,1 -
Mny, l4. l heUIX' Ar,z0lis- fhl8 ljth da? :
1SE.M..J UCM13 nULFU.1,
Attest: Governor. :
X O. Mcrfiiy, Secretary i
;
JAlvIES SIAS,
BLACKSMITH.!
General Ulackamithfng in all its brauches sntis-
factorily alid promptly doue.
rUACTICAI-
I IC) I SESHOE 1 TO
a sim: tAi.rv.
THE CLIFTON
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PATENT MEDICINES,
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully and Accurately Com-
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pounded. - - j
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SALC1D0 & STEGGALL,
nr.ALrna is -
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GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
AND -
j MINERS' :-: SUPPLIES,
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j MOEENCI, ARIZONA.
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Staple and Fancy Groceries,
DRY GOODS..
LADIES.GENT'S anil CEILBRMS HATS
Flowers and Feathers,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GLOVES and RIBBONS
Toilet :-: Articles
SiGlt'S Flffliil Ms!!
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tjLAbb CL OKULKLKY VVAKt
CAM and ske irs.
GILA HOTEL,!
SOLOMONVILLE, ARIZONA,
FRANK NEEuC,
Proprietor i
; nirivfi rpfs
-ii oi-r-.
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r,-TT . n-rvr t t nnTTimnri
j ENLARGED ailQ REj? 1 i TjliD,
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Can now accommodaterits patrorm iu a mure
comfortable manner thai ev before.
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The Table will always be Enjpiiea wit
the Freshest Products the Valley Affords
S3- TERMS REASOXA15I.E.
PUBLIC" '-..
! CCTiONADO SALOON
CI-U'TOK, AEIZOXA.
JOHN B. EOVEY,
Proprietor.
Eft-ut only the Best Brande of
Wiiie3, Liquors and
Cigars,
Cl.l'ii HOOlla-urt REiTAtrp.ANT ATTACHED".
A FINE THEATER
AttachM tu tho pftlcnn, CtTPd up with e6:r
j suitable lor all kuuds of traveling troui-as.
MITSIO KVKRY NIGflT.
ROBERTS & LExVIIY,
.jJEAJLEES IS.
Grocories, Hardware, Clothing,
A ad lOl vrict!es ot
G
ENERAL
ERCHANDE5E,
Railroail Ave., Oppoit Depots
Lordsburg, New Mexico. .
DANIEL EOOX.
HOWARD C. BOON.
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DUlfCAN, AHIZONA.
DEALERS IS
GENERAL.
! Merchandise",.
MNERS' SUPPLIES,
lEaifers Supplies, Et
liqtjORS & CIGARS, .
DRY :-: GOODS. :-: CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
j Hiheet pncea Paid fcr Farm Produca
TBE GRAHAM HOUSE,
OAMP THOMAS.
Having recently been enlarged Bnd retitted is
now prepared to entertain gneets in a
more sumptuous manner
thau formerly.
'Board by the Day, Week or
Month at the Most Reason-,
abls Rates.
Neat aid attractive in all iti appointroect.
iue lauie suppiiea witn tne ireeaeas
products of the Gilo
alley.
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arters for all Diverging
Stag
Lines.
LOUISA C. EUPKEY, Projriehm
THE LIGHT KUKNIS3
NSW HOME
mm liiiiiir5
If roix desire to purchase a Eewinp machine,
; asfe oar aeut &t your pice for Utma ami
prrces. IT you cannot li.id our agent, write
. direct to neuTest address to you below named: t
'm EOME SEEING- MACHINE G9.f
I Or;msP. Mas.:
' US10S SQ1TARR, N.T.j CUIC.SG". U.L.
ATLANTA, GA.;DALLA3. TEX.J ST..
LOUIS, Mo.: SAN FRANCISCO, CAU
FOR SAT.-K BY
THE ARIZONA COPPER CO.,
(1.IK I ON. AKiZOX.V
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