Salt River Valley Exhibit at Midwinter Fair Encouraged
The Salt River valley plans an exhibit at the Midwinter Fair and patrons across the territory are urged to support it. The piece criticizes the Enterprise for opposing Gov. Hughes and condemns railroad wreckers and tramps, urging New Mexico to pursue punishment and Cochise County men to take action for justice.
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Tus
Salt River Valley
Arizona
Salt River
Lordsburg
New Mexico
Cochise County
California Fig Syrup Co Ad Promotes Laxative Benefits
An old advertorial text extols the health value of a pure liquid laxative. It claims comfort, improvement, and enjoyment with less expenditure and quicker results, pledging elimination of illnesses like colds and fevers. It notes the product is free from objectionable substances and warns against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Fomoves
Sleeping car service links San Francisco to Chicago and St Louis
A through sleeping car arrangement via Southern Pacific El Paso Texas Pacific Fort Worth Rock Island and Iron Mountain RR enables travelers to buy tickets on the 8 P. line and board sleepers at Benson or any station on the route, arriving in Chicago or St Louis without changing cars.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Southern Pacific
el Paso
Texas & Pacific
Ft. Worth
Rock Island RR
St. Louis
el Paso Texas & Pacific
Iron Mountain R. R
Benson
Handcome Line of Ladies and Children's Shoes Ad
Handcome line of Ladies and Children's, Men's and Boy's Shoes Boots and Slippers at eastern prices. Call XB. Waxmaxzos PB.
A Poor Burglar Spares Baby Then Rues the Escape
A burglar enters a sleeping house and steals jewelry but is moved by a baby. He places the child back, returns the loot, and slips away, admitting he has “no gizzard” for crime. The tale concludes with his rueful departure into the night.
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Mus Marines
Aleeping Root
Bia Deum
N. C. Times-Democrat
Postal Notes on Stamp History and Swiss Post Offices
Postal notes describe stamps counted eleven times in production. Switzerland has many post offices. The oldest stamp still in use is the New South Wales Creation first issued in 1854.
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Switzerland
New South Wales
Local and national notes from Tombstone wire service
A mixed update covers political moves and labor stance with a 16 to 1 coinage proposal, Utah admission delay, and President Huntington of Central Pacific. Also reported are maritime intelligence, postal letters, sermons, sales pitches, and metal prices with silver at 70, copper 10.50, lead 5.30.
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New York
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Lumbstone Prospector
Éxcarr
Fromwey
Law Ano NoTary PyBtic
Carles
Bismee
Smc
RAMLE
Fimmons
Merring & Reruing
Anp Couxsitions AT Law
Ffice—Toughnat Street
Third
Coun Howe
Clare, Arrenxer
Sreet
Betwee Allen
Toughnut Strets
Tombstone
Austin
Wulurd D. Kon. Sete
Simmons
W. Jacme
Tecsow
Evans Chemical
SMITH
Soe
Carey
Cames
J.M
Ormsby
Tacson Arizona
Emporia Nursery
Gitea
Emporis
Kansas
Mama Coment
M. Madgorich
Ining
G. Medigovich
Medigovich
Iaben
Bank of Tombstone Capital
Ges
Sausot Geo MH
Catase
Pioneer Store
Fremont Ste
Jos,hoefler
Prop
General Merchandise
Fon
ST. Louis Beer Hall
ST Louis Beer Hall
Busch Brewing
Missouri
Martin Costello
J. W. Vickers Fremont
Pondit
Newcoate
Toventarn
Bos Companien
Enterprise
Yuma
Hughes
Tha Enterprise
Ruteides
France
London Telegraph
Saratoga
Pacific Coast
Cincinnati
Gawetta
News BY Wire
Gladstone
House
Utah
Honolulu
Willis
H. E. Huntington
Bee
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Stanford
Huntington
C. P. Huntington
California
Willie
Corwin
Liliaokalani
Loomed Bailey
Joseph Bater
Jamis Baratino
Jeff Black
John Flanagan
RS Knight
Rory
Saxpescock
Wm. Sandereck Awn
FW. Downs
Leciva Clark
Ant
Clark
City of
Louisa Clark
Miller
Bisbee
Indies
Brewery Gulch
J. A. Mituza
Branch’s Nursery
Livermore
Port
Sherry
Eale
Jes
Hoefler
Woncorr
Branas
Lutter
Pioneer
Fremont
Atraeta
Paul Warnekros
Cosat
P.B. Waseexm
Wolcents
Oregon
Ayers
Sarsaparilla
Hinishons
Seni Ty
Ayers Saursaparilla
Bevera Seare Agn
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