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APATHY AMONG THE LEADERS.
virginis Republicans Saving Themselves 70,
Work In 1897.

virginis Republicans Saving Themselves for
Work In 1s0s.
Special Dispatch to Ths Evening Star.
RICHMOND, Va, April 2A-Three or four
country msmberso of the Legislature have visited
the city during the past few days. Their
presence here had NO political significance, but
in talking with their friends they had a good
deal to say on the subject Of politics. One Of
them, who came from southwest Virginia, re-
marked that the Farmers' Alliance would cap
ture both the democratic and republican
county conventions in his section. The
farmers are organizing now more thoroughly
than ever in nearly every section Of the state
and they will, without doubt, present q bold
front when the alliance state convention meets
here In August.
Hon. J. T. Ellyson, chairman Of the Virginia
democracy, says he is not afraid Of the alliance
are, as q rule, stanch democrats and that they
will never consent to any movement fusion or
scheme that will hurt the democratic party.
The alliance will have o strong enough major
ity to pass any railroad bill that they agree
upon, though in many instances the alliance
members win be elected on democratic tickets.
no STATE CONVENTIONS
Neither the democrats nor republicans will
hold state convention this year. The repub-
loans are Lying low" 20 10 speak, saving
themselves up for presidential work next year.
Maj r. r. Walker, . close friend Of Malone,
says that the republicans win try only to elect
Q member Of the Legislature here and there;
that Gen. Malone, - republican chairman Of
the state, will have no program, but win let
each Legislative district lake care Of itsslf
VIRGINIA 1xPuBLicANs APATHET1o.
Al evidence Of the little interest that b being
taken in politics BY the Virginia republican,
there was nota single prominent politician ct
the republican league convention held here
that Il was the first republican gathering seen
In twsnty-6 years without few eonspIcuous
chAraetsgs among the dslegats& But whsn
The time oonass for EXISTING dslesatss 10 the re-
publican national convention IN lse2 all the
old leaders and vigorous rank and file WIN
b on haad 10 have ny In party matters.
ulineas Dfvisiea q ths Daltamore and 0hie.
CnoA0o. April Allie annual meeting Of
the Illinois division Of the Baltimore and Ohio
was held here yesterday. Orlando Smith Of
Baltimore and Jamsa Nalsh, Clinton Clark ana
q. O. Weaver Of Chicago were chosen directors
Orlando 6zsith vas slsctsd PRECEDENT aud Z. r.
Richardson Of Chicago secretary and treasuref,
Tbs annual repert shows Srea earninss,
e2,eoe, ~; sxpsnseas o121e, 167; net ooe5, ala
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DOUGLAS & BROTHER.
5l2 9th ST.. NEAR r.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

NOTE THE FOLLOWING:
24x46 EXTRA HEAVY BARNsLEY LINEN
TOWELS. frinxed ends, with fancy borders Of RED.
BLUE and BROWN.
o0xo9 EXTRA HEAVY DOUBLE DAMAsK Tow
ELS. KNOTTED PRINCES.
-2G.
22x42 EXTRA LARGE AND HEAVY BLEACHED
HCCK TOWELS.
--25c.-
2Ox30 HEAVY DAMAsK TOWELS. opsn work.
knottsd fringss with fancy borders Of PINK. BLUE
and WHITE.
--2Sc.-
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JOHANN Horrs MIrr Exrn2cr

Has wonderful Tonic ana Nuziavs aua,sno
that h.vs mads % popular. Quit nssus.ny
inisssos hsvs come into ths nsrtst.
against vhich ths public shouid b wsrnsd.
- Inst ''5eAana Ao9sr asnssus \ q,
the neck Of sAs bostls. fIsxxR I nEx.
pEIson co.. ssas Asnsa. Q 1ssa.v -.
Rev Yoxk.
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PALMER-HENRl. ON Thursday. April q. 1871.
AZ the residence OF Mrs " W Wills the lride mother,
by Rev. pr. =. n. GTprne. GRACE IsABEs. Hn>Rf
and WILLIAM EDWARD PALMER No cards.
lLynchburs. Va, paTers Please copyl
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Late Reports From samoa.

LoSpoS, April 24.-Sir James Ferguson,
political secretary Of the foreign ONCE. said In
the house Of commons today that the latest ~
reports received at foreign Office from
Samoa were Of a satisfactory nature.
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FoR TIE Tonxr

There s moro useful o. elegant article than Ayers
Han vigor-ths mos popular ana economical hair
dressing in the market. n causes the hair to grow
abundanty and retain the beauty andtextue Of youth
prevents badness. heals Troublesome humors of the
scalp and Keeps clean. cool and healthy Both ladies
and gentlemen everywhere prefer Ayers Hair visur to
any other dressing for the hair. Mn. Lydia o.
Moody. Z. Pntston. Ms. writes: ~ hsvs used Aysrs
Hair vieor for some time. and has worked wonders
for was troubled with dandrun and falling hair
thAt was rapidly becoming bald. but since using
the visor my head h perfectly clear Of dandrua the
hair has ceased coming out and now have GOOD
growth Of the same color As when was young
woman. can heartily recommend the use of Ayers
Hair vigor to any one suffering from daudrun or loss
Of hatf.S
AYExs HAIR vIaOR
Prepared by DR.. J. g. Ayr Co.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold BY Druggists and Perfumss.
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THr Mosrnrxrar.

THr MosrnrsraL
A SPECIAL TWO DAYS SALE OF KID CLOVIS
We End ourselves overstocked and have made 0 cut
IN pric,s for saturday and Monday which ought to
move out least half OF stock At thess prices
q fourbuttOn French Glsce Kid Gloves 73c
~ = Iiye-eu'ton lrsnch Kid LAeinx Gloves. se
X a *, ChaIn9as SKIN Gloves sc
u q sssenhSos iostef f.cins Gloves -
q = Exht- button suede Nous uetaires. 81. 80
We 81 and all Gloves just the same -
u JOa y4la the regular prices
MILLINERY.
THE FLOWER SECTION.
isyou st near them you'll fnd that all we've been
ayiaz sinc- Opening Day has been remembered. But
for AL that you'll ind your Hat ideas worked out to
Perfection this great trimmed line. with COM
b@s-iO1 On yOur purse. too
The Flower show 10 Just - beautiful - the general
Charm Of low price can make IL.
Millinery indeed. trimmed In . hundred SHAPES
sn'riHaha-a ~ the thousand
here'sA 20 In Chid's Trimmed Sailors. Canton
bed Braid. trimmed IN all eolors worth fully trc..
- iissr ones a: 4sc-. &C.. se., sl.1s and w to
GREAT COAT SALE
We lark the rizht word 10 say how prices have been
pet iot this sale " Coats tomorrow and Monday.
IIaSre. sbout lOO ladies' Blazers and Reefer
,ad NoS1aY' ~ ea TAI AZ - " Co. f"f ionoHho"
AV1uiiul brOsdc4Otb aDd Chevtot BlaZers and Reef
o. % 70 e. For tomorrow and Monday 81 o.
imported CheviOt and BediOr,l-cOrd Blazer Jackets
- 80 s0-d from . II 10 stS- Tomorrow and Monday
A. SI,ldrsn. Refer Jackets. IN all eolors, at sL37
XII. - - and e. 40, worth from e. 20 to 81.
HOSIERY.
HOSIERY.
n Al exceptional ofsrin< In Fast Black" Ladies'
NJ ny solhT% A We ~ 20 ALL sIzis
oS- fAsI BLACK LADIks' HOSE. AT a.
.. q dozen LADIES' Drop-stitch Fancy Hose, with
,,oored tot PATTERNS. In all the dress shades
~ .so9ld be cheap at 5yc. Our prlce. 25c.
p..,-al-s Fancy Lsies. with coored and Black boot
s-A4. a. A. veal worth ~.
ec 9ksEffs SSEsffTs. S S9EsETs.
zssry popular and leading make Of Corset in Thomp-
G 100 shor and nsdinm vast 1t 81, 81 40,
G a. 1As 8 ~ lSns n.aiun and short wais, at 75e.,
r,.a A. sarsn-. al sosors. al styles and sll
$500 Getaway Hip COrsets s1 and o. 80, in
Ferris "sists and the p. n. o0r.ets in all sr.dss
INfANTs' COATS AND CAPS
Car. ~ 40 a sndss. variety Of Infants cloaks
49,, s s Hats eonpists assortnsnt o.
q. Iisl.s short cAshmers oosss ct &C. ~, q. q.
csiIa;.ns ss,rr,i as.. I'm IL x.ps,r e,.rs.m, NM
80. - LlnSn. sqrah and SIX Mai?, In White. BlscI
- ~ Light Blue bezutiful shirrSd HAS a t1lr .
49, s12Ss l-3s. u. -, 81. 81 q 10 TO Is -
TIE MONUMENTAL.
$50 AND $50 ST. NV.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING sYRCP

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING sYRCP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by NIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
1EETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES
the CHILD, SOFTENS the UNs. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DlARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for 'Mrs. Windows Soothin4
Syrup" and take no oshsr kind 70 csats = D0ttis.
d15-1y.
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STAMPED LINENS. TABLE COVERS. TIDES. &C.
SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES.

0&ACAAh hADOSED FnAVho.
Our CSC. Bureau scarfs. ~ yards long. to.... 25c
Our Acc. Bureau scaris, yards long. to..-....33c
Our 35c Tray Cloths, oblong. to.............-.2oc
Our l5c. Tfay Cloths oval. .12c
Our DC Tray Cloths. oval. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Our 4Oc Tray Cloths oval. to.................29 &c
Our 25e Pillow Shams. .......................1
Our 29c Pillow ShAms, &c
Our &c. Tides reduced to- .................... &c
Our Lie. Tides reduced 10.
Also full line Of HEMsTITCHED LINEN in b.
REAU sCARFS. TRAY CLOTHS. &C.. &C., at re-
duced prices.
woRsrED DEPARTMENT.
Bes. imported aERMANTowN. 1sc. .h.ni.
Best Imported SAXONY. 2 hanks for 25c.
Best Imported SPANISH. 16c. hank.
Best Imported ZEPHYRS. &c. lap.
Also, full line Of BRA1NARD / ARMsTRON0T
WASH SILK for smbsuadsry
EXTRA SPECIAL IN WINDSOR TIES.
WINDSOR TIES. 2o styles, in the newest and most
taking ngurings. CUT FULL LENGTH and EXTRA
WIDE. Your own Judgment will tell you they are
worth more than the price offer them 10 you for.
-Price, NO.
SPECIAL IN GLOVES.
LAdiss' Q and s-sutsoa.lsnsth PURE SILK GLOVES
In Tans, Modes and Gray. worth 20 and 76e We have
placed them on sale for
Ladies' e-button-lsnsth TAFFxTA GLovFsin Tans.
Modes, Gray and Black.
DOUGLAS Bro.
ap1Of Sl2 Oh t.. near r.
posz75zsl---
+ POTAToEsi
THE TINxsT PoTAroRs IN WASHINGTON
THIs SEASON.
Sp,t seeslysd. Per Rchooner J. ,. Martin. DIRECT
sH sU6r aoI fntsT sorSp ssU RSff Ls dC0kt
WHITE AND MEALY. Now dtsehasuxng e Whad Of
American Loo Company. foot OF LIN ~
For sa1s 81 lowest nasAss ps1rs.
WILLIS W0RsTt1,
10 Oh IT,. oppostts Csnase xashss. apRsSs
WHfT T0H bU1TfR IRON SICK HEAD
L w aehe. dlnHAseA coqetipet30a. 30, rsEnsraber
Certsrs tAtts tAvsf Pills WI ssiisvs yOa One Pill .
HAY VINE GLASS o. zaa0STti1 Int
ssss 1900 gSeis ~ syfGS ia6 SnHeies AsAe;
Al dEugg1ses.
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$l.40. ONE roRrr-EraHr. $l.4s
el.4S-oNf foRTY-EIaHr-sLla
sl.4s-oNE FoRTY-EIaHT-s1.la
That h the all around price Of some
thirty odd new styles Of Ladies' and
Mems High and Low Cut Shoes, and also
some extra fine Boys and Misses Shoes
at our stores this week.
~ pair 10 - low % the same eoods
can be bought for elsewhere. and some
sell for q good deal more. The steady
stream OF customers all this week il the
best evidence Of the prics-worthiness Of
these goods.
Following is q partial list We have
not the space to describe the goods tn
be money in your pocket to call and ex-
anime them.
GENTS LrdHT-wEIGHT, DURABLE
LOW QUARTER SHOES.
Glove Leather Ties,
Patent Leather Ties,
Kangaroo Calf Straps,
Veal Calf Oxfords,
ALL AT &1.4S.
LADIES' HAND-TURNED OXFORD AND
NEWPORT TIES.
Patent Leather Oxforis,
Tub Toe Tipped Oxfords.
Common Sense Ties.
High Heel Patent Tip Ties,
Coffee Color Ties,
ALL AT alas
LADIES' DONGOLA BUTTON BOOTS,
Common Sense Style,
Opera. Patent Tip.
Opera, Plain Toe,
Cloth or Serge Tops,
ALL AT sl.4S.
MISSES FINE DoNGoLA BUTTON,
Spring Heel, Plain Toe,
Spring Heel. Patent Tip,
Common Sense. Low Heel,
Opera Toe. Low Heels.
ALL AT S1.4S.
Compare these goods with what Others
are selling at same prices-and you will
get an idea of how much money you
can save by buying from us-besideo
the advantage Of maxi ng your selections
from the largest variety in town.
VIM. HAHN 4 CO.
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,
SIG 7TH STREET.
1922 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-,
II 231 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Q. Z.
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DYSPEPSIA MAKES YOU NERVOUS AND NERv-
~ BUSINESS makes you dySPrpti,; either one render
you miserable. Cafters Ittle Liver Pills cure both
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REMEMBER That 25 Pm Cent
IswOrth saving: ii is big discount and
means all the profit. That is what YOU
CAN MAKE by buying your Pzrlor Fur
niturs now during our sacrifice sale Of two
carloads These FOODS mus. be sold, and to
move them we sacrifice =, prUft.
We will furnish a set of Loose Covers.
male Of the best linen. for clio With each
suite sold during this sale
W. H. HoEKE.
spl4u sTH AND PENNA AVE
I ADIEs' poYe0LA BUTTON SHOES. Sc.
IL Ladies Pebble Button SHOES ST.
are4-. Ei4i il.S 4. Sc
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
JOHNSON b LUTTRELLs.
WASHABLE DRESS GOODS.
$50 Scotch insham Dress Robes containing L. yards
material and trimming to match Reduced to
ais. formerly a. 30.
rs Entirely New Styles 'Toile du Nord" Dress Cling
hams at I21sc. per yard.
1opieces o; Halt Wool Plaid Outing Cloth were 25c
ljc.
50 pieces Figured White swis. Musns 2o to Soc. per
yard
SILK DEPARTMENT.
New Designs in la Tosca" Black Silk Drspery Nets.
TJe., $50, 81 and si-2
&sineh Very Fine Brussels Nets. in figures and
stripes. 81 80. 81 .75 and e. per yard
Black siik Grenadines. 81. o.. - and s1. 80.
The balance Of our So. China silks reduced to 39c
The balance Of &c. Ching Silks reduced 70 4Jc
SOts-shOuld you want Underwear for Ladies'. Men
or chidren, don't forses to examine stock. Is
ASTEED The LOWEST. :.
JOHNSON 3 LUTTRELL-s
Popular Price Dry Goods House.
rs Market Specs.
spe4 Bet. 9Th and sth SITS.
- .4as' ''''- ''' '"'' 'ESIEnRnIsE.
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HE AMMos1ArEn
WORKS.

The newest and best machinery in the country has
been secured, which insures less and than
BY the old Carpets returned bright and clean.
CARPETS will be called Tor. stored and laid. Leave
ders either at main office. 170S and 17lO n. ". ;
julius Lansburghs carpet and furniture house.
18th and SITS. Julius Lansburgh ware rooms, 0OS
and DO Pa. Ihos. J. Luttrell dry goods cor.
10th st. and Pa. ave-; N. h. Ne myer, halter and
furnishnvs 31O3 NJ 1t. NV; Meetings. Dry Goods
Store 12,6 9TH st. NV. The Enterprise Dry Goods
House. l24l 18th ct. Sc.
II. EEwMYER. Manager
Telephone No. S04. apl0
DYSPEPSIA MAKES YOU NERVOUS AND NERv-
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Prepared BY Dr.. J. g. Ayer Co.. Lowell. Mas.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumsrs.
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I AIDES, OXFORD TIES. PATENT TIP. 59c.
''''. "' ENTERPRISE.
ap242t 124l 1lth ct. Sc.
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TIE MONUMENTAL.
sa7 AND $50 Y ST. NV.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01
Ehe CurbN Cnse.

The case of the Territory vs, Cnrhy. on appeal to the Supreme Court for a new trial, was argued Tuesday in Phenix. The Republican says of the case:
 "One of the assignments of error was, that the defendant had been in- dicted by a grand jury of not less than fifteen persons, under the law passed prior to 1888, whereas he should have been indicted by a grand jury of not less than seventeen persons, or more than twenty-three, ss provided by the law passed by the last Legislative As sembly-One of the lost laws" pigeon holed by ZuIick. But that feature was not argued, inasmuch as the Chief Justice announced that a majority Of the members of the Supreme Court oi Arizona were of the opinion that the laws passed by the last Legislative As sembly after sixty consecutive days from the time of it's csmmG Gncement but within sixty legislative days, are valid, and it was unnecessary, there fore, to argue that point. It was a question now before the Supreme Court of the United States in the mat ter from this county of the babeas corp IS proceedings in the case Of the United States vs, Jefferson Wilson, in dicted far murder by a grand jury or ganized under the former law-who was tried, convicted and sentenced to be hanged. The arguments were ex- tensiys and were able.
 "The other branches of the appeal will be argued in the near future, and the case then goes to the judges for decision"
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01
Al Aar
Amendatory sr TTae Gs. En-
 aided sxInes-

January p, IS9I--Read first tImes
 rules suspended, read second time
 and 100 copies ordered printed, and referred to committee on territorial
 affairs,
 SECTION l. From and after the pas sage of this aet each locator or ioeatoTs Of any mining claim shall exPend a, least One Hundred Dollars ($I00nO) for labor performed on the lead, lode or vein or perform twenty C20) days labor thereon, and shall file the afi- dayits of ihe persons to whom the To- cator or locators have paid the aiore- said one hundred dollars tsl000O) certifying that they have received the aforesaid amount of money and per formed the labor therefor, stating the amount and character of labor per- formed thereon, which shall be filed for record, with the County Recorder. And 1T the locator or locatOrs elect to perform the labor required by this act he or they shall file with the County Recorder an affidavit verified before 6 justice of the peace or notary public, setting forth that they have worked twenty days, setting forth the amount and eiaFsstsz c! ;hs labor performed upon tie lead, lode or vein.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01
New MnNernenr.

From the Two Republics we learn that 8 movement IS on foot, to make some important changes in the coinage OI the Republic. Gen. Pacheco minis, ter Of public works having submitted the following suggestions to congress-. In order to improve the current silver dollar the words "uu peso" are to take the place of "OchO 7eaies." Instead Of indicating the fneness in "gEammes," It will be expressed by simple deci- maj number. To do so, a slight change will be EIade in the fneness, which will be O.9O3 instead oi O.9277. The present design will be better exc cuted and rendered more artistic. As regards small currency, it is proposed to coin new piece-2O cents. The design on She twenty, ten and five cents pieces will be similar to that on the dollar, The coinage of fifty-cent and twenty-five cent pieces is to be discontinued as they O not haTmonize with the decimal system. Tn the iH- terest of silver no smaller gold piece than s is to be coined. The design of the gold coin is to be improved and altered. On the observe it will re. semble the silver coin, but on the re- verse will be the bust of Hidalgo, in ,TdeE that no one may mistake gold coin for a silver one. Copper coins will bear on the obyerse tine national arms, as on the silyes dollar The exc cutiye is to be empowered to use bronze instead of pure copper, as il wears better and Is not likely to be melted down for use in the arts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01
County DIyfsToa,

The PRosPEcToR is in receipt of re- liable news from Phenix by letter and wire that a strong and probably suc- eessful effort will be made to divide the county. Many rumors are cur rent concerning the standing of CO- chise delegates upon this important question. It was reported that Speaker Clark was in favor Of 1t. The PRos- PECToB, on behalf of the Speaker, wishes to deny this accusation. He is not only opposed to the thieying scheme, but will work nights and Sun days to defeat the measure. There is strong delegation at work at the capital, headed by Norton, of Wilcox. The opinion of many citizens of Tombstone has been asked regarding the scheme and all are opposed to the division unless Pima gives up to Co., chise Nogales and the country along tsie iisIs q ::kc ". M. and A. road.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01
A FIghs for LIfe.

Maruel Yeringo who was sentenced to be hung ard escaped from the Tue son jail before his time had come 10 ss ng of, is having hard time elud- ing his pursGers. The Citizen sOi last night says that he was not received as cordially as he anticipated in Sonora, the Prefect of Magdalena upon being informed of his arrival ordering out the mounted guards (El Cordou) with !he .ssslal instructions to. catch him but do not bring him alive" VeTdugo hearing of the cordon being put upon his trail made a turnabout. Alter stealing a sorrel horse in Sonora, he returned to "the land of the free" crossing the Arizona border again on the Tth inst. He is nov hidden in the foothills near Covered Wells, making occasional visits to the mines in that vicinity. He called at the copper mines worked by Martin Waer for pro. visions few days since. being then in a half starved condition. The news Of his arrival was brought in by Msxi- can who does not wish his name re- vealed. A posse of three started from Tucson yesterday morning with the determination to bring him in dead or alive.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01

Monday night being the I32d birth day of the poet Robbie Burns, the ScotchmeU, though few in number, celebrated the event in royal Scottish style at Bisbee. Burns songs were sung by Ed. Scott, ". Borthwick, A. McLennan and w R. Thomas, while ". Strachan and W. Morrice read SC lectiOns from his works, the company spending a very enjoyable evening, finishing the nights entertainment by the whole company singing AuId Lang syne.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01

Mir. James Lambert, of New Bruns- wick, Illinois. says: q was badly af- fiictel with rhenmatism in the hips and legs, when l bought bottle of Chamberlain'5 Pain Balm. It cured me in three days. l am all right to- day and would insist OF every one, who is afflicted with that terrible dis ease, to use Chamberlain's Pain Balm and get we'll al once" For sale by H, J. Peto, Druggist
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01
Rnised Figures on soft Wood.


 Ordinary molding and stamped work and tine papier mache ard pressed saw dust em bOssed work have been on tbe market for long time, and but few peo- pie mistake them now for hand work. Eastwood can be compressed to a very large extent, and will swell out again to its original proportions upon being steamed. This property Is utilized in the following manner: A piece of the wood is subjected to great pressure un- der a die or stamp. This stamp presses down parts of the soft wood, in a more or less elaborate pattern, lower than the rest of the surface. This process can be quickly performed, and the piece of wood is then passed to a pianing ma chine, which in twinkling planes down the surface of the wood just even with the top of thecompressed pattern. The piece is then taken over Eo the steamer. where the warm, damp yapor soon swe1ls the compressed parts back to their orig inal size, Thus a handsome raised pat tern is produced on the plansd surface of the wood which can hardly be dis tinguisbed from genuine hand-carved work. Scientific American.
 Until lately cotton waste has been cleaned and reused, but the grease ex- tracted from it has been thrown away. It is now found that the oil thus ex- tgacted can be made, after very simple treatment. to yield frst-class printing ink. The cotton waste is placed in steam chambers and solution Of bi- salphate of carbon is pnmped into the vessels. This disengages the oil and grease, which is then passed into . series of heated eoppers, from which it emcrges as vavnish. from which the
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01

Fred Smith is in Windsor, Ontario. According to the Chronicle he will be brough; back to Tucson next month 10 answer 10 the government for em- bezzlement. He has according to that report been living in Montreal but recently moved 90 Windsor just across tue river from Detroit. The Chronicle intimates that Pansy Smi,h his divorced wife will be a witness against him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01

The bill that passed the Assembly, says the Phenix Herald, making grand larceny to consist in stealing SJ0 CT more of property instead of S9, as at present, is particularly agreeable to cattlemen. It is almost impossible now to convict a man tor stealing S cali, as the penalty is too severe. tn der the new law, if passed, proper pun sbment can be inflicted upon such wrong.doers. Besides, all such offeHses under $50 will be tried before a justice of the peace, and all expense of grand juries, petit jurieB and similar items of the District Court, Will be saved to taxpayers.