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Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04
SMALL BEGINNINGS

Make great endIugs sometimes. AI.- ments that we are apt 10 col -ider triy- iAl often grow. through neglect, into atrocious msladie-, dangerous il themselves a"d productive of others. It Is the disregard Of the earlier indi- cations of ill herlih which leads 10 the establishment of all sorts Of ma.adies on chronic basis. Moreover, there are certain disorders incident to rle season, such as malar,l and rhUmtsism against which it is always desirable 10 iortiiy the system after exposure to the conditions whicd produce them. Cold. damp and miasma are surely c0unteracted by HOs;et;er : Stomach Bitters. Alter you have iu- cured ri-k from these influences, q Wineglas-ful or two Of HustetteF- Siomacn B;t,ers directly a;terward -hould be swallowed. For maleris, dyspep-ia. liver comp aint, kidney anh bladder trouble, nervousness and debr illiy iti ia the most deseryedly popula- ufremidies and preyentiyes. A wine plassful before meals promotes appe- titp
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

As will bee seen by reference to the supreme court proceedings the case of J. A. McRae vs. Cochise County hrs been decided and the dtcisi oi the lower court affirmed. This case will te remembered ss one that according to a legislative act S2000 was to be paid by each county or the first artesian water struck within its boundaries. Mr. McRae s.ruck the water but the county did no, pay because of the intervention ot the Harrison act, which provides u al no expen' es shall be incurred over f per cent. of the assessed valuation. The case was brought 10 the distlict court and the county was upheld, as a'so appears from the decision o' tie supreme court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

The reportis confirmed that Robert Anderson lost five COWS last week from hyd-ophobis, four having died De fore the nature of the malady was suspected. The fifth one which was put into the corral developed rabies dur ing the night, frothed at the mouth, ran about the corral in a frenzy, and horned the other cattle. When Louis Walliman went to the corral the fol- lowing morning when the COW charged him and he shot her with a sixshooter.-SilverB Belt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04
. IAouseiIOis; 'Erca .ure.

Dr. Fuller ct Can-Joharie, x. Y. says he always keeps Dr. Kings New Discovery in the house, and his fan fly has alaays found the very best re, ult follow Il, use; that he would no' be vi hou, it # procur7ble. C. A. D, ke man. druggist. Caisii.l. x. Y, says ha Dr. sking's New DIs'cvery iS irC' b ed'y the best couEh remedy; that he ] as us IL in his t,n.ily for eight years. nd has never failed 10 do all that is claimed for f. Why not try q remedy So long tried and tested. Trial bottles fee at Tombstone and Bisbee Drug s ore. Regular sizes soc and II.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04
l. CATTLE BRANDS.

All subscribers to t1 DAILY PROsPECTOR or WEI LY EPITAPH who have cattl brand will have the same run in the EPITAPH without com pensation There will als ) be devoted to the cattle inter. est one page of latest new !, regarding local affairs. Re member that a years subscrip- tion to the EPITApH enti- ties you to a one-inch brand advertisement in the WEEKLY IPITAPH.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

LOST-About June 2jIh last, South and Central American photos of friends and other people calculated 10 be used in my publication Of travels, scenes and impressions in Spanish America. Lost or misplaced from 0. K. stables. Parry leaving same at She PRosPECTOR office will le rewarded with copy oi same or otherwise satis- fed, as well as highly appeciatei ior the favor. GEDKGE " MCLANE.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

New Mexico is ce:tainly getting sufficient rain this season 10 satisfy n e most exacting. A "A southern Pac fc freight train was running near Wilma just east of Lcrdsburr, says the Star, one O! the effects of these downpours Of recent days b' came decide fly appar- ent. The engine had cross, q a treach- erous piece Of road in safety but a dozen cars following were no, SO fortu- nate, but went down with a crash into ditch. The wrecking train was at once called out from Tucson and left for the scene Of the wreck. It was rumored that Conductor Spires and Brakeman Davis were injured, but no confirmation could be had of the ru- mors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

The Hennessy sisters, the Misses Maggie and Mary, left on the outgoing stage today for Flagstaff where they will in future reside, and where Miss Mary Henessy will assume charge oi the intermediate grade of the school there. A large circle Of friends bade them goodbye. Their absence will be keenly felt by all and nothing but the best wishes go with them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

TIE following is from lhe Naw York Recorder Of the 20th: "The phos- phurescent effect of fungi upon ihe old bark of deCaying trees Is well known ; bu: il is not 70 thoroughly understood that there Is in Cal. and Nevada rare tree known ss the witch tree. from the way in which every limb, twig and leaf stands outlined in the darkest night by some peculiar phosphores- cent quality Of the bark. 4 large tree of this -pecie. is estimated 10 furnish light equivalent 10 100 electric lights of standard s;xteen-candle power var.- ety, and few small towns in the foot bills have planted witch trees on street corners az an economical means oi municipal illumination"
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04
Tombstone. COchise COunty,sArizohs.
t.rtsEo is r-E posr oFFei AS steosS-elsss sATrts.

The Immigration Commissioner O Cochise county is now engaged in gathering complete and correct inior- n,a,inn cone'Wing the various indust- riss and oppHtnn':ies here, for the in sestmen; oi capital and the acquisition of valuable homes. This information will later on be printed in phamplet and circular form and spread broad cast throughou: she land. It is the de sire that no important item be over looked and 10 this end any suggestions for the VI M be done will be thank fully receN d by the commissioner, Address,
 IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER
 Tombstone, Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

ALBCQUERQCE-Another cloudburst has occurred and tho Atlantic X Pacih's railroad companys bridge a, Rio PueTco has been wrecked. The farmers homes have teen flooded and the fields ruined. Hail accompanied the rain and the crops on high ground lying flat.
 SA"RANENTo-rh The woods arc full oi treasure hunters in the neIghborhood Of the place described by Train Robher Brady as the spot where Sj3 = coo was buried. Since Brady's cap lure detectives have guarded the spot but this morning it was announced that anyone was at liberty to hunt and that cne-iourth of the treasure won!d Le pad as reward.
 ONAAA-ln view of ihe disturbed condition oi aiflirs in the city today the mayor issued proclamation warning all persons against acts oi yIoleEce or unlawful assCmblages tending 10 provoke turbulent or create disturbances and strict instructions have been issued to the chief of police accordingly.
 SAN sALvADoR-The city has been declared under n.ar;is! law and .he peop! are !n n frenzy.
 NEW YoEK-Word received from Blueh,lds West Virginia states thai non-uniol me1 aIe being forced tC :eave the coal aelds hy strikers whc threaten to Use yio,Cnce to those whC will not quit.
 SA, FFAHC,co-A telegram from Eagle Pass Texas -,st,e that go negro co oui-ts Ia.e nir.voi from M,Xic, and are laced under quarantine as 25 eases oi smallpox j. among them
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

Mir. J. \. C.owley, wio will be re- membered as being with tie Nacosari paymaster party that were held up robbed and the killing of Mereno the driver, and for which Robt. Trih- oct was suspected by the Mexican .vernment and with others executed, was in town today, coming up from Tucson. Mir. Crowley is well-knowr in Tombstone .and Is kept busy r,- lating his narrow escape at the time Of the robbery, arcountr of whirh have appeared Tn the PRosPECToR from time to time. Mir. Crowley states that he has carried large sums Of money into Mexico at vsrIous times for many years but thIs was the first time he war ever moles:ed in any way on Mexican soil. He confirms the report oi finding the money and papers in Tribolets house, being so informed by the Mexican official who also confided to him that the government had detectives on the case from the day the murder took place, Mir. Crowley i. in the city on business matter. and will return home tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

A detachment from Fort Grant con- sisting ot fourteen men under all oti- Ger passed through Wilcox Wedues- day enroute to .he abandoned post O. Fort Bowie. i, is reported some pArti' E are footing the gov-rnnient building |.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

Reports from the Sulphur Spring valley show that Iain in that vicinity has been unusually heavy and in many places the country Hooded. Cupiou- rains have fallen in all parts Of the county, and catilemen are corresdonG- ipglY happy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

4 mining nan from Arizona, says the Fl Paso Times, was rolled yes terday for three twenty dollar gold pieces, and the police are onto the people who did the work. There is a gang here who practice that business, and it will not be long before they are cinched.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

Yesterday we had another rain. l.; keeps on coming at the rate of one good wetting each day. Everything Is looking fresh and healthful under the life-givIng influence oi the much needed moisture.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

A spirited discussion is now goin? on in the Arizona parers, says the Gazette, as 10 the number of drinks ill a gallon of whisky sold over the bar. This depends upon where they are sold, of course, but we hardly think il is the vital question. The cOnuad.um is how many a man can let.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04
Daily lIlipcaing> at the
 Gtat Copper Camp.
Budget Of Interesting Items from our Regular Cor
 respondent.
B!>BEE, August ,. ls9J. A WEDDING.

The Bessen. Hotel was on Thurs day evening last the scene of the we'd ding oi Mrs. Spencer of Demiug, New Mexico, and Mir. A. Y. Smith, Of Ben son. Reverend Mir. j. G. Prichsrd, pastor of the Union church Ci Bisbee, performed the ceremony. The couple were attended by Mr. Thompson, of Benson, and Miss Augusta Reihiel, of Deming, New Mexico. Quite a number fl intimate friends were present and after me ceremony an elegant co!la- ion was served by Mrs. Crossey.
 The bridal party was an unusually merry one and ii ihe fates bes,ow the wel.-wishes of their many friends, their whole life will be as filled with happiness as is Is beg nujng.
 The happy par will spend their honeymoon, or at east several weeks, in Bi,bee. Tie PRosP4cIoR joins in wishing them a long and ru-y future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04
IMMIGRATION COMMISSIONER
 Tombstone, Arizona.

Chris Grauer. the Chiricahus cattle man, left on today's stage for Tucson on a short business trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

Paul Noriego held down seat on the outgoing coach today, bound io- Tucson. He will return in s few days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04
A MERRY GATHERING.

A ball was given on Thursday ever ing by the Young folks oi Bisbee al the rink, coml limentaTy 10 Mis- Augusta Ratti-i ol Deming. Ar ex- celleut musical programme wa- ren- uered by Mf. Wi;ug and Mrs. WIttig it. All our girls were pIesent and their pretty faces and trigh, costume s were sufficient reason for the attend ance of teu-nintLs ol our young men. Miss Rathirl Is as pleasant as sine Is pretty and made las. friends Q! all she met.
 We seldom ii ever spiel" the light fantastic, but we really deplored our sad deficiency iu that line when We learned that the charming young lady Is connected with the Deming Head light. Out oi "A feeling of professional pride in such fair fellow worker we decided to % nt u.i hazards, and dance d double shuiiie il nothing else; bu alas We discovered at the last nom nl that cur whi,hy editor had carrie ot ,he papers dress su!t to attend I iIal beer. Ii she will forgive our omission we'll allow tEe young lady tO W"l.up' us with our office towel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04
ODD ITEMS

Today was the first d,y n tw, weeks that IVES not marked by d nsavy shower.
 Mir Howe Is still worli7g at our town -i,e. and al,l ough our town i> badly benthe thinks he can s,raighlen It out in time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

Last Saturday Mr.nnd Mrs. F. \. WolcUtt took ride on their bicycle, 10 Ramsey canyon in the Huachucs mountains. The trip was made with perfect ease and an eni ysIle lime was spent while there, but on their return tiip when out several miles Il vas discovered that a pedal on Mrs. Wolcott's wheel was lost and could not be found. Here was a predica- men., but Mr. Wolcott prov ed himself equal 10 the occasion. He gracefully took of one peda! Of his own wheel and put it on tha. of his wife's. and the journey resumed. W hen it is stated that the trip was made over in exactly 3l ours be. speaks itself of the staying qualities oi the riders and the superioritity of the F. lipse wheel, of which, by the way, Mr. Wolcott is agent. Outside of ev- erlasIngly trying to stand on one foot since the long ride, no other incon- veniences were experienced by MT. Wolcott.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

A Mexican is being tried in Temp for selling d Chinsman lot Of brass filings on the representation that they were gold dust.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

Ntw designs in Japanese cups and nd saucers 6, Ysiles. fl
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

WASTING DISEASES WEAKEN WONDER. " fully because they weaken you slowly, gradu- ally. Do not allow this waste Of body to u.ase you poor habby, immature Iaan. Health, strength and visor Is for you whether you be ric! poor. The Great Hudyan Is 10 De had only from the ud- son Medical Institute. This wonderful discovery was made by specialists Of the old famous IT ud- Medical Institute. IL Is the strongest and msst powerful vitallzer made It Is SO powerful iha; . Is simply wonderful how harmless 1t is. You can get it from nowhere but from the Hudson Medical Institute. Write for ci-cularS and tee:imOliatsL
 This extraordinary Isejuvenator ,s she most wonderful discovery Of the age. It has been en- dorsed by the leading scientific men Of Europe and America
 HUDYAN is purely vegetable.
 HUDNAN pops p-ematureness Of the dls- charge in twenty days. Cures LOST MAN HOOD, constipation. dizziness. failing sensa..sas nervous twitchIng of the eyes and other parts.
 Strengthens, inyigorates and cones the entire s-r:em. It Is as cheas as any other remedy.
 HE3NAN cures debility. nervousness, emis- sions. and develops and restores weak organa Pains in the back, lo-ses by day or night stopped quickly. Over e,Ooo private Endorsements.
 Prematureness means Impotency tI, me first stage. It is Q symptom of seminal weakness and oarrenness. It6an be stopped in twenty days by the use of Hpdyaa. Hudyan cos.s no mora than any other remedy
 Send for = -ulars and testimonials.
 TAINI~E BLOOD-Impure blood due to serious pri -. disorders carries myriads of sore producing germs. Then cumes sore throat, pirnples copper colored spct.. ulcers in month old and falling hair. You save trip to Hot Springs by writing for Blood Book to the nld hyscians of the
 HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, Stockton. Market and EIus Sta,
 YRANcmco, CAL
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04
CRIS. GRAUER.
MONK BROS.

MONK BROS. Fosiotficc- Wilcox, Ariz. Rang c-RailrOad Park ~a,,ie brand-M left shoulder Q left side K .eit hip. Horse brand-CO left thigh. Other brands-OL left side; A Increase I high up left ide Q O right hip
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

H.. z ,iASSELGREN, Pos,cffic - abstone. Raage-- pedro riyer.l Cattle B'and-s'G on ieft.hip; ear mark rish ear crop and split HsIse EIanc- H G on Ie should-, -.
Tombstone epitaph., 1895-08-04

ToN POWELL, Postomee mee-Tombsione. Alizona. Kange-Draeoon mountains. Cattle branded oose ss"x on left side. Horses branded the same but on left shoulder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-08
DAUGHTERS or LIBERTY.

About forty past officers OF the order OF
Daughters of Liberty met in Music Hall at
2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon and made
preparations to form State Council.
The meeting was called TO order by Fred
w. Alexander.
The following were chosen rs the OFF,
GERS: State councillor. Fred w. Alexan-
der; associate state councillor. Mrs. s. A.
Wheldon; state vice councillor, w. Frnnk
Munroe; associate vice councillor, Eta
Stoddard; junior tx-councilIor, 5. Il.
Arnold, senior ox-couDcillor, Ella Man
ming; state secretary, Ella Johnson; as
sociate secretary, Mary A. Palmer; state
treasurer, Mrs. J. G. Manchester, associate
treasurer, Mrs. J. ). F.skr; state guide,
Annie M. Arnold; state inside guard, Ella
Avery; state outside guard, &. IL. Brown.
The officers of the National Council
have been notin d and they will be ia the
city in q short time ana the council will
BE- iustitu,ed. Toe work 2t forming this
council Is due TO the efiorisef Past Coun-
cilors Alexander, Munroe and Arncld.
Nassgchusests. Connecticut aud New
Jersey have stat, Councils ready TO be In
stituied.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-08
LABOR OF LOVE.
MisIc lding Reports Relative TO The
Defense OF Kcegan.

Two reports have been circulated in
Boston papers and others, concerning the
Keegan case, which, upon Investigation,
prove TO be false.
Ii was stated that the Foresters, of
which organization Keegan is mem ber,
had contributed 5000 toward his defense.
This is unquslifiediy false.
AT the meeting OF Westminster Court
on Oct. ID, the matter was broached, but
it was decided that under the constitution
and bylaws of the order no
such aid could be rendered, A
meeting OF sympathetic members was
afterward held and a committee of
five chosen to wait upon other courts,
among them being Bellevue, Star and
Narragansett, all Of whom took the same
view, and the effort was abandoned.
The Foresters have done nothing and
Keegan's attorney will defend him purely
as q "labor Of love-"
The announcement that II. G. Pierce
had been retained as senior counsel to as
sist Lawyer McGill had this foundation !:
Mr.. McGill has been for some time con-
sidering the plan of admitting Lawyer
Pierce as junior counsel 10 assist him, but
no decision has yet been reached in the
matter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-08
INTRODUCING
A. n. SHEPHERD & DIR. SCOTT
The Great New York Specialists
-Thc Doctor Prevailed Upon
To Have His G.cat Remedy
Placed in The Hands OF the
Druggists.

his is the mos; wonderful Production in medical
tNte Ia the n.heteeA,n eeu,1ry. Ifis is not
ent medicine. at n lrescription compounded
~ tcieLilhc pllLcipIes SLd Lst- Al. -cott IN
Lis cate nsNe pIaotte iCr the cure OF a Dood dis
tgses. Tne ,Lies NtoLEht by IL are simply won
GeIGl sud nave attracted thousands 10 The uoctor's
Ia. lois lol ifeA,ment.
sueh .Atsnt rs the den aud upon the time
tLa attention ~ he GCctor fCr Eis medlcins nom
leolle who ccuo not VISIT New York city iha. II
bee anne matter OF outy 10 devise sCme plan by
when The k,neIa pubic q ula te supplied wi,h
ihis gen uine vaual.e ieLIeOy and ter this purpose
a. A. Ghci he'd has been called 10 Providence TO
arrange with Lsl. Lyou, estniIns er sticet, 10
iem4t ,bea 10 keep IA stock ana sei tails wond DER
idi bioOG Icmedy. his Ia ptre.y vegetable, an
txi client tome and builder. a yiood lurlher un-
txceiied, nerve time nothing can equal Dr
s,ott has ceN oted his life 10 the thorough know
h dge sna understanding OF blood disc ases.
a few (f v hic. NAMED here, Kidney d.sease,
iiNCr complaint. siCk hCao ache muscular rLel ma
usm, dyspepsia. loss VI apI elite, constipation,
scICiula,f hi ls carcsrous LLmors ain Ia bones.
eatarrh, sals heum piinples on lace general debit
hy, bolls, dizziness iemaIe weakness, malarial
POISON.
lLe above rrmed druggists have received their
frat consignment and wtu'd invite ersons to
o9ii and bet0ne acquainted with 81 9 merits Of q
perfect remedy. DIR. rcotrs medicine when placed
in ofug store. Il sold uhder the ms me scotps
saisapsrilla, and all who Intended lakin spring
medicine should not fail 10 try DIR. stotts sarss-
parilla
no Pills Have TO De used with DR. ScOtts
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-08

WASHING .uN, Jan. Sin execution of
his policy OF keeping the cruisers in mo-
ton and away from home, Secretary Her
bert has instructed Admiral Beardslee,
commanding the Pacific station, to cause
the ships attached to the station now at
Mare island aud ready for service to go to
sen. The exact cruise of each vessel has
not been specified Doubtless the Mon.
terey and the Olympia arc ready to cruise
at once. Aside from these there will bo
available 10. cruising In the course of
few weeks, the Philadelphia, Boston.
Marion, Mohican, Adams. ALERT and
Thnfis
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-08
ENDORSED BY DEMOCRATS
No Assurance, However, That the Carlisle
Currency Bii VIII Pass.

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.-By voto OF 81 TO
90, the Democratic house caucus voted
yesterday TO endorse the Carlisle substi-
tute currency bill now before the house.
Speaker Crisp took tho lead in presenting
tho resolution and in vigorously urging
the necessity of its adoption
The committcc'on rules was instructed
O. bring In rulo ut once TO close tho de-
bate. Efforts TO amend Mr.. Crisp's reso-
lition wcro voted down, one cf tho ad-
,erse votes showing only l3 members OF
the caucus favorable To an issue OF bonds
10 retire the greenbacks.
The result OF the caucus Is accepted
with considerable apprehension by friends
of the bill, Notwithstanding the passage OF
the resolution OF endorsement.
Tho 81 votes which tho measure COM
manded In caucus are far short Of tho num-
Der necessary % pass it in the house. 1t
is believed, however, that many of the 80
votes recorded against the resolution will
be changed, now that tho Carlisle bill has
the prestige of caucus endorsement But
there were several prominent leaders who
asserted at the close OF the caucus that
the vote showed conclusivcly that the bill
could not pass.
The senate adjourned shortly after 8
o'clock rs mark OF respect 10 the memory
Of Representative Post OF Illinois A
speech by Mr.. PETER in support Of scrv-
Ice pension law for the benefit OF soldiers
and sailors of the late war, and another by
Mr.. Mitchell in behalf of the Nlcaraguan
canal bill. occupied most Of the time OF
the session. Mr.. Lodges resolution re-
garding tho withdrawal OF American
ships from Hawaii was taken up, but WINS
laid aside.
Mr.. Ransom (Dem., n. CD was elected
president pro tenn of tho senate TO act in
the absence of Vice President Stevenson
hnd Mr.. Harris
When the roll was being called In the
senate Senator Jones of Arkansas an
nounced that Senator Irby of South Caro-
lima was absent on account OF sickness.
Mr.. Irby has not occupied his seat in the
senntc during the present session, and his
friends here say that he has been kept
away by affection of the heart, and that
he Is at his home in Laurens. s. o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-08
~ ......s..As Argument.

LONDON, Jan. SIN connection With It's
refusal to publish the circular of tho
bishop OF Chester, in which tie bishop at
tackled tho imparUiality OF The Times cor
respondent, who wrote series of articles
on the Gothenberg liquor system, that pa
per this morning calls upon the bishop to
apologize, both to itself and to its corre-
spondont. The paper yesterday accused
the bishop of ungentlcmanly conduct in
taking hasty action without giving 1t an
opportunity to Investigate the matter.