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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-12-25
-MaRT.RsBuM iIkDepENDENT
Saturday, Dec. rs Ass6.
PROBABLY Jim Cummings.

FoRT WoRrH, Tex. December IA.
The train robbery still monopo
Lies public astention, and the fact
that the highwnymen have managed
to elude scores of officers who were
on a trail eauses alarm for the future
safety Of Texas trains. On all trains
trainmcu 90 welt armed, as do many
passengers, but the Feeling IS gener
Al that fl those men sean do what was
done Saturday 10 high noon and es-
cape. they, or, others, emboldened
Ibv safety, will repeatbhe exploit. A
teIesgash generator at Bowie, in the
employ of1iie Fort Worth and Den
yer. Byrne by name, has returned
frosn the search with constable
Black posse, and reports that they
got on the Grsil Of two Of the men at
Several places, and were about six
hours behind the robbers. They fol-
lowed the chase TO Jacksboro, where
they found the men had entered the
Jacksboro Cemetery. They could
not discover which way the robbers
had gone from that point. 1T was
the opinion Of the officers that the
men had gone to the cemetery to Oh.
vide. and had separated. Three
posses are still out, and will Keep up
the seaien. Ottcers feel eonlfeient
shat the lsan seen at st. Joe. Mon
6agne county, who had saddle bags
and would not dismount, was one OF
the three men. and that he is now in
Indian Territory u G Miller, the
bareageman. SAYS it Is evident that
the men knew what they were about
THE short robber jumped into ny
car, got my money and watch and
demanded the express money. l
told him that it was not tile express
ear. that ii was in froRt. lie de
snanded to be told how to ger into
il. | told him he would have to get
out of the car before he could get to
the express car He then ordered
me out, and told me to show him
the way. | jumped out and he toll
lowed BY this time Ray, the mes
senqer, had shut the door on one
side of the train, and before he could
get around the train Ray had shut
the door and locked it. The fellow
seemed to think he had lost time
enough, and | was ordered in the
line and turned over to the man
guarding the engineer and others.
All this time Ray was seated on his
safe, both doors locked and pistol in
hand, ready for the road agents.
The remark made by one ofthe men,
that they had been laying for the
train four days, shows that they
knew something about the working
of the road. From the 10th to the
18th the express company brings re
turns from agents of the road to the
Fort Worth main office, and the ex
press messenger had $4,000 in cash
from Fort Worth and Denver agents,
besides remittances on Z. o. D.
the largest amount he had carried
for some time"
There are some people who be-
lieve that the short robber is the re-
doubtable jim Cummings, but he
does not answer to the descriptions
of that worthy. The railroad com
pany has determined to have the
man caught if money can do it, and
the directory will give the matter
consideration at the annual meeting
to-day. The full amount of money
on board the train was $4,000, and
the robbers secured $1,000 all told
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-12-25
German Patriots Denounce Anarohism.

CHICAGO, December l3.-At the
quarterly meeting of the German Pa
triots of l838.l849 yesterday, the
president addressed the society on
the Anarchist question, and called
on the patriots to sustain American
institutions, and support the coun-
try which had given them home
since 1852 A resolution was unan-
imously adopted, condemning the
working of the Anarchists as being
not in the interest Of liberty, but OF
slavery Of the worsv kind, and the
resolution was ordered to be put on
the records of the society.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-12-25

For selling liquor to minors, Mrs.
Elizabeth Rupright, Of Bluffton, o.,
gets fifteen days and $50.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-12-25
FARMERS,
LOOK TO YOUR. INTERESTS.

The farmer who plows with the
Oliver Chilled Plow, plants his corn
with Champion Corn Drill, cuts his
harvest with Deering Binder,thres-
hes his crops with Frick Co.'S Engine
and Thresher, delivers his grain in a
Milburn Wagon, never breaks down
and is bound to meet with success.
The above, with other standard
implements, are for sale by
JOHN w. DODD,
Martinsburg, W. Va.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-06
Is W. &B,RS
Eastern standara~,-

NV eastern Mtandard ri,
N and after Wednesden.c
" 1886, Passenger tram. apnl "a
Annapolis, daily, Except Sn us WI l.lI
49,. LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
AT $40 a. M, and l2.0S ~
p. m. Arrive at Annapolis :, s Saa
and l'4S p. m. and 5 SO n m ~ 90Sla
SUNDAY TRAEs
Leave as follows SSOa ~
p. m. Arrive at Annapolis :, A "
m: and 6.2S p. m. =" @al
Through coaches are run on an,
above trains between BaltIm ~ =, - y 2
narolis. ''"Vie 400 M
Through freight from Bsl,imo,. /.
Local Freight Trains leave Aas' a'sl
tuesdays and Fridays at g0Oa
Freight will be transported :, ~,
est rates, and will be received l; : pa "
more for Shipment to Annapolis :, "
as 900 d. m. "
p. m. J, WILSON RpowN
IT p President and M
). II. Brown. Gen. Ticket Act
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DOUBLE TAAcKl JAssn o..

FOR Annapolis. S' sS asaslsa
m; and 500 p. m. on sunday Al I
-. For Way Stations be,v...
ana Waoshhingtan, 5.iO, 's \ e Balaas,|
ITO. 900. $50, ll.SO : 0'o so6a n
day X $50. s.O5 a. m, LA n : !. O. 81
:. Trains sr,aI leave Washington 3.
0 2, N m, $50 a, M, Gan.
M $50 - a. M, 1908 a. N = n 10 !
M !. l.25 p. m, sis n =. N = and tie /
4.SO P; M. 4.4O p. M. :. !. az a., : aSOp 1,
m, 700 p. m S.e5 D. nm, y ?. 5q GO ,
M; On Sunday only ! 20 y and loo \
Fir From Annapolis, sis iSV ?, N.
o o.S9 ! ?, n m. On Sunday, i Z, Al, nals
Baggage called for and =
hotels and residences on ON IN, SS0ecled I
ticket office, l52 West B r. 'I'raes I'll !
Camden Station, and Ss1it ! q Slal
DAVID LEE, n = 5rOaawl1
6enl. superintendent. Can >. b S
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Evening Capital.
MONDAY, Sept. 9, 1856
Paroxysm Of Sense.

Old ladies' we'll wersed in hubs
give sage advice.
Doctor, can't you vaccinate
against death by ice-cream2
IT you have no trouble on
hands borrow; it's as good as
the genuine.
Whenever a musician gets a
bright thought he makes a note
Of It.
Your address, please? Kis-
simme, Fla. Thank you; yes,
don't care If lido.
We stop the press to mention
the fact that ice has a pretty
soft time of it just now.
Hope is a guide-b board that is
always pointing to a pleasant
pathway through grove and
meadow.
1t was Adams taking EYES
part. He should have let her
eat it alone. That's where the
trouble came. lie had been
alone too long already.
1t seems a hard thing that so
many dudes should be walking
about with nothing to do, when
the hand-organ man has to pay
$40 for a monkey.
A Young man at Halifax,
Nova Scotia, who got his name
on the voting list by swearing
that he earned $500 year, was
taken to task by his employer
for telling an untruth, when he
retorted that he earned that
much, though he didn't get it.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-06
.. LANCELL'S
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AND
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

- - - - - -
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writes Il find the Remedy all and even
more than represented Ireceive instan-
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E. M. Carson. A NJ, Warren, Kan,
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tried the climate of different states
nothing afforded relief like your prepa-
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i. Il. Gates, County Treasurer, Phila-
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Every one that uses it recommends it,
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III. G. Plumpton, Joliet, ILL.,, writes;
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DurgY,s PURE MALT WHISKY.
Whnt lfIA

10 IL q superior brand of pure whlskey,
its chief merit being that Il Is distilled by
@ secret process discovered by Us in 1860,
whereby every trace Of fusel oil and other
Injurious substances are eliminated. It Is
the only whiskey OF the kind manufac-
tured In the world and it il the only abso-
lutely pure whiskey on the market.
While rs whiskey and for every purpose
70 which q whIskey is put. either as
medicine or drink, 10 Is unequalled by any
other whisky, IL Is, owing TO It's absolute
purity especially fitted for medicinal pur-
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that 10 ID the only whiskey that will stay
onthe'stomach Of invalids and debilitated
persons, and combining, as it does, food
quality with that Of 3 stimulant, It is the
only whtskey that ought 70 be used In the
treatment OF the sick and still further
feature that In whatever quantity II Is
consumed, there are no after effects from
q such as are experienced from the use OF
other whiskies containing fusel oil and
other poIsons. Being a superior brand OF
pure whiskey distilled from the very best
materials, 10 Is OF necessity an expensive
one and by the demand created for it as
such among consumers, dealers arc Writ
ually compelled to handle it, although at
profit to them OF about one-fourth OF
what Is usually made on other whiskfes,
such as many of them have the reputa-
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OF demanding ours as the only pure whls-
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hundreds OF analyses this whiskey has
received at the hands of the most eminent
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any attempt II made by interruptions
druggists 70 palm of an inferior and
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world. We are its discoveries aud sole
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e produce q whiskey like it. either In
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would Impress upon our friends Is not TO
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there are just as many grades OF bad
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other WHISTLES. and none of them are
pure II Is under this Uuise that several
interruptions manufacturers are trying
g reap benefits from our name and pres
Eigo
The DUFFY MALT wHIsKEY Co,
Baltimore, Md
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-09-06
LOANS
10 TO 40 per amman; three
months to q Lifetime iaa das-
ration on good security.
INVESTMENTS.

@ @ win secure one BRUNSWICK
OO 20-THALER BOND and one
ITALIAN RED CROSS BOND. the next
redemption of which soon takes place.
Every Bond participates in four Re-
demption Drawings annually, and has
more than one chance to obtain Pre-
MUM of from sc, 900 to 500, 600, as in
terest on the investment, and the Bonds
ct all times are worth their face value.
and must be redeemed by their respec-
tive governments, the same a. our
United States Government Bonds. No
Blanks. No Risk whatever. and hum
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with premiums ranging from $40 10
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Remit s. by Money Order, DRAFT Reg
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able in monthly insfalments. u. s. Gov
eminent Bonds on monthly payments.
Address for Circulars. &C..
g. w. FOSTER. Banker.
jS-6m 40 Broadway, New York.
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Ladies Dress-Goods from B TO
25c. per yard.
Plain and Brocade Velveteens
and Colored Iaces for Dress
Trimmings, cheap.
Dress Ginghams, Calicoes, Cot
ton and Flannels, at reduced
prices.
Gents, Ladies and Chilren s
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk and
Linen Handkerchief, Linen Col
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scarfs and
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored Jerseys,
Jersey Capes, Gents and Boys
Knit Jackets and White Shirts
very cheap.
Calico shirts for soc worth 75c.
Boys white shirts for Al cents
worth Soc.
Splendid line of ladies Coats
and listers will be
CLOSED OUT AT COST.
All other goods in stock at
prices TO s1it The times.
]. FRANK KRAMER
nov4-tf Francis Street
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Hon. Pat Hamrlion is still seriously rIl, but improving.
 The railroad is now within ten miles of Prescott.
 l. H. Angel and his wife have been arrested at Fort Grant for horse steal ing
 The District Court opened at Pres colt on M ,nday last, Judge w. W. Porter presiding.
 Dr. O. Mahoney. Of Ph@Hix, has been elected superintendent of tte new insane asylum.
 Hon. J s, Mansfield, of Tucson, has declined the nomination for mayor Of that place.
 H. D HImlin, the Phoenix fire man who was iajured in the recent conhagration, is dead.
 A syndicate of thres St. Louis capitalists has subscribed a working capital of $4oo,ooo b develop cop per.minihg property in Arizona.
 B E. Hambletoa, an inspector of customs at Nogales, shot and killed D M K-lllr, agent of lhe New Mex leo and Arizona Railway during quarrel in th. cu,tom hoisa.
 Francisco Ortiz, q milkran. living near Nogales, has been robbed of ST, 800 by six men who made an at tack on his ranch and tortured him until he revealed the hiding place of his money,
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18
FAT itEEF.
Anoth,r Large shipment from Flagstaff
 to los sngeles.

Again we take pleasure in record ing ,he shipment of another large lo, of lat Lerf cattle from Flagstaff oh llst Thursday. Catilemen say that they are as fine q band as has been shipped from here in a long time.
 hey were purchased by Chas. Col lins for Chas. GIssen, of Los Aneee. les, and the shipment was made through the mercantile house of P J. BrInnen' II we remember correctly this is the fourth shipment of cattle that has been made in the last. i've weeks from this point, numbering .somcthing over thousand head. This bears out the statement 80 often made by the CHAMPION that nowhere in Arizona can there be found as fine stock country aS there Is m and around Flagstaff Cor a radius of forty mics. No matter what season of the year, stock always iS m excellent con. Gilion and agents who come here to buy can always be accommodated if they do not want to pay starvation prices.
 The suprrior ality Of the San FrInci,cG, MLgull,n, Ok Creek and Verde beef Is spoken of both east and west, and at present California seems to be the largest purchaser. If eastern commission mert hants wish 10 secure any Of this most lucrative trade, they should inform our stock men ot their desire Tn some way, and at lalr prices they can buy hundreds of head Of fat cattle ii they wish.
 The following are the owners ol the cattle shipped, also the number and ranges:
 Wm. Fam, M0goIlon Mountains, 7I; VAnderslIp BrOs,, MlgolIon, 3J Dan Mar. Verde, 65; T. J. EamAn. Verde, 45; Acker & Walker. Apache Mad. q; Wm. Powell. Oak Creek, S4; Chas. Morris, Verde, 9; W. G. WmgG-Ii, Verde. 2:; Nj. Burch, Fl,g,,ad, 9; Ike Lowtnra |, SIn Fran cl.co Mountains, IS; Hicks X Dun can, sane, 9; P. ]. Brlnnen, M"goI lon Mountains, :; miscellaneous, II; mixing total ot s56 h-ld.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18
BOVINE DISEASE.

Not unfreQusntly aremrrk is heard from men interested in tbe cattle busiueSs that there Is too much aglta- ton and newspaper talk about bovine diseases. They seem 70 think that talking of this rhlng tends to lower he market and prevent operators from buying as freely as they other wise would This Is a great mistake. IL there were no such disease as pleuro pneumonia prevalent in vlrI- ous parts of the country, Il would un- loubledIy be ] grossly criminal act to circulate reports that such disease -X'sted, and s1 destroy conf l-nce m the market and nredIcs,ly alar m cal lie growers. But |, II not equally rrImInll when >u-r a disease Is EnowL ,o exist, 10 deny 1t and declare that there IS no dIng:r to be feared.
 What would be thought ot doctor who allowed d vtrulenl and COntas- lou, disease lo grow among healthy community wrhuat disclosing is prc cree? Would not the authori, les of d ci'y he severely Crnsurcd il ln-y alb rc d',-t;-S such as ch0lerI Dr small p9X 10 eXl,l without warning proplc of the dluscr and laGiGg neasur,s l0 prevent its spread ? The .anc ruHc' thtt apply 10 the sup. ys,s-l, ,r ui humln contas iOa, GI,- :dae; o'u tnecssHriy a,?'y 10 tnooe which alf-vr qladruP-tJ.
 IL Is q well known fact that con. 'agioui cattle diseases eXij: tp an alarming extent ln many p'rtI 'as ol this country and the only way ii tD
 et the truth b. thoroughly known so that the irAIcnce% popular opinion may compel congress 10 enact laws which shall arrest the growth Of these dl-elses and finally eradicate them. Our foreign trade ls already crippled and il cannot be restored 10 a healthy condition until il IS announced on "ficiaI authority that the country Is entirely free from all contagious di,- cases.
 Fortunately, Arizona is entirely free f,om lhi, scourge upon the hetds of the county, but thlt is no reason why the cat,Iemen of this territory ,houII not Use every influence that ,an be brought inio operation |, in. duCe the enactment of laws which ,hsil tend 10 preserve the herds oa their ranges in the same healthy con. dllion they are now f1lnd.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18
.L.4 NOLES,


 A car'o'd of ,crap rs and blows have arrived for grading the line.
 Flagstaff people are subscribing lib. :rally 10 rhe stock.
 A carlord of mules came in on "Wednesday.
 T. R. Gable, Acting G sneral Man. rger, and Chief Engineer Saunders, of the A. & P. railroad, were in town Thursd " and Friday consulting with the Mineral Belt officials.
 P. J. Brannen has donated a large tract oi land on the south side of the line. to the company, for the erection of round house, etc.
 Chief Ersjnser sadndsfs, of Ihe A. & P, Railroad, was here Thursday in consultation with Chief Englneer Jackson, of lhe Mineral Belt Rail road, in reference 10 determining the point from which ,he junction ot the Mineral Belt road with the A. & F. S.ould start, and we are informed have decided 10 commence grlIIng- about Ioo feet west of the water tank. While there has been no official dec llrltion of this, there is no doubt but what Flagstaff will be the point from whence the jlnrtron will D. male.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18

IN the New England and Eastern States there are thousands of people who would make Arizona their home if they knew of its splendid climate and productive soil. II lhe posslbii- ilies of the unclaimed lands of this territory were thoroughly understood by the young farmers who toll on the limited area of farms east of the Mis-. sissippi, there would be large exodus from their homes 10 the sunset lands. How can these facts be conveyed 10 these people except by the newspap- ers1 Certainly there is no other way so elficaclous therefore, every resi- dent here should do all he can to dis. tribute the local paper through the mails, among their friends and ac- quaintances Tn the east. Ii our busi- ness men would pay attention 10 this they would find 1t 10 be seed sown that wlll yield them a rich harvest in the future.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18

A pleasant dance was given at the residence of Wm, Fain, one Of flog- stalf's prominent cattle men, last evening.
 Al. Doyle left last evening on the wcst-bound train for the purpose Of hiring men to work on the Mineral Belt road.
 In many localities Hoods Sarsapa- riIa IS in sIch general demand that il IS the recognized family medicine. People write that "th- whole neigh borhood is taking it" etc. Particu- ldrly Is this true of Lowell, Mas, where 1t i1 made, and where more Of Hoods Sarsaplrllla is sold than oI any other Sarsaparlla or blood puri. fer. It is the great remedy for de bility, scrofula, dyspepsia, bliousness CT any disease caused by impure state or low condition oi the blood. Give i, trial.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18
EesnIyc Not to ProcFIstinats Any MVrs


 On Tuesday. Nv. oJh, 1886. iN New Orleans. IL at the I98.h Grand Monthly DrISIas oi Inc L rui,ilna state Lottery, uLdcr lh. sole care Ui Gen Is C.. r. BcIuresrrL ot Lr. anI Jubtl A. l. .rly Ul V, .hc wheel "I fo'iuae spun rHpl fly thujiy: No OA552 drew Frr.t Page oi S7j.ooo. lt was sold In f.lhs Ar SI.oo rach: umr tu .t. L. B-l;rIn rf N. I05 t.spIau- adc Sl NcN OneLHs, L.. , a young sugar fl ,cr lhc'' one tp I. l.. Per te!i ui Esrnc, Ky, a tobacco raiser. paid through Ist NuiDuGs Bank of Lexington, Ky; one 10 Ms. Elizt Peterson. No. 5 Moulion St, ChaIlsa- tonr Mass; the others to parties III Chicago, !l., and M Mtnchester, Va. Nu. AS, 1000 drew the Second Prize ol SIS, 900, also sold in fuhS at ST % edcn: one 10 Henry l.. Valencia, San Francisco, CAI., pad through Wells, Fargo & Co. Express; one to Jas. II Johnson, SAn Antonio, Tex, pad through the Traders National Bauk there; one each 10 ". Nj. Brown ani Jas. K. J 'csson, both Of B,elon, Mss. No 678j3 drew Third Pr'ze, S,o,ooo, also sOId in fGhS al SI.oo each: one pad to Wm. ronkin, SIn Jose, Cal, one to C. Rocco, Stock. lon, Ca!,, both pad through Wells, Fargo x Co. ESpresr; one to the Angto-CaUfJrniln Bank of SIn Fran. cisco, Csi the rest to parties Tn Ne" York. Nos. I9,oII and 6s,Sa5 drew the two Fourth Frlzes, S6,ooo, sold all around. But on m. IIth, 1881, the aooth Monthly DraSiIg wall cLuSr S535 coo to go flying about, and any inIOrmation can be had oi M. A. Dsuphin. New Orleans, La, on ap- plication. IL would be we'll to form new resolutions with the new year, and not procrastinate the wooing of fortune.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18

WINTER came upon us few weeks ago with the precipltancy of duck on June bug, but il was only short snap and now the glorious climate oi Arizona is getting in it's regular steady work, producing the finest December weather ;o be fnaHd on the continent
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18
Christmas Festival.

A mesting was held on Tuesday eveninght the schoolhouse to make arrangeniesRs for q festival for the children; B be held at the school, house ons Christmls Eve, The fol. lowing were appointed as commit tee to tske charge of the presents and arranee the school room: Mrs. Rior- dan, Miss Felton, Mrs. Viaing, Miss 'Hoxworth, MT. Norris, Mrs. Thomas, Mir. Elmore and P. P, DIggs. This committee are requested to be al the schoolhouse from I o'clock until 4 o'clock on the afternoon of Friday next.
The Arizona champion., 1886-12-18

THE building of the Mineral Belt Railrold and the consequent jncrea,s of business that will follow, makes II still more necessary thlt there 'h pull bs a bank in Flagstaff, and also ea. sures for the promoters of such an ia sttution larger recom2ense for thci' investment.