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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-05-14
MUNYON'S ELECTluC MACHINE.
Cures Paralysis, stiff Joints, Neu-
ralgia, Nervous Disease ana All
Muscular Pains.

Munyon's static electric apparatus cures
swollen and Sllff Joints, pdral vSlS, pains
In the back or any part OF the body; rheu-
matte govt, neuralgia, and female troubles
are relieved VI a few mon ents Sufferers
from nervous prOSITd ration, the brdin-weary,
the broken down. all flnd TIE new electric
inf UenCe "A powerful help
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-05-14

It is the latest and most rational cure
for these affIicUOns. II goes 20 the scat
or disease 1t penetrates the obscure
pl aces where drugs taken into the stomach
cannot reach.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-05-14

Furniture stored, 81 to 50 per month,
with B. & o. Storage Co., 10 TO 10 Sc.
ne Telephone liz.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-05-14

months ago, at the instigatiOn OF Weis.
they had planned to do up the womee
of the street"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-05-14
MRS. LANGTRY DIVORCED.
Released From Her Marriage Ties
by California Court.

Lakeport, Cal, May 1.-THE Langtry
divorce case came up for trial Ia the sU-
perior court here yesterday morning. Mrs.
Langtrys case was presented by McPhike.
Upon dispositions taken in London, Judge
Crump took the case under advisement
and in the afternoon granted the divorce
as prayed for. There was no opposition
and nothing sensational In the case.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-05-14
At Stern'S.
We offer
Great Price
Inducements

Tomorrow to our customers,
greater than has been the
rule even in this remarka-
bic sale Of ours. Prices
that are really and truly
reduced = goods that are
honestly of twice the sell
ing value. One dollar
equals two in purchasing
power here. Come early.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-05-14
MUNYON'S IMPROVED
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

Are as Great an Improvement ON
the Regular school of HOmeOpa-
thy as Homeopathy II on Ill Other
schools of MCdiCine-They COIn-
bine tine Best of All SyStemS-Act
INSTANTLY and cure Promptly dHd
I'ermaHeEtiy-A Separate cure for
Each Disease Each Remedy Has
Plain Directions for Home Treat
meHf, 80 There Can Be No Mis-
Sold ny All Druggists, Most
Iy for % Cents a Vial.
No morey is received for examina-
lions, no money il received for
advice, no money is received for
medicai attention, no matter what
your disease.
This institution is here for your benafit
All are welcome.
There ism the fdintcSt Obligation on
your pa n 70 buy Il cent ) worth OF medicine
OF anv Kind. The thorough medical eXami-
nations are as fee a. air.
If YOU have Catarfh or any Throat or
Lung complaint, call and receive q sTee
trial local treatment
Personal letters answered, with free
medical advice, for any disease.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-05-14
UNDERTAKINGS.

J., VILLA LEE.
UNDERTAKEN
$50 Pa. Ave. NV.
Eirst-class service 'Phone. l3SA
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-05-14
LANsBURGH & Bro.
Saline Specials.

For ISc quality fast
I11Lc yd color Satines, in
ali the new color
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03
Away With 2Csanct,Oyy.

And b:d dull care avaun,," sourds very well in verse, but fl ytu have 0 case cf the "bluea" cau.ei by indigec- ton, with biliousness added ol es an extra horror, you cannot say hey presto. aud thus insure the depart .rs of those abO Gninahle twiLs. The "prOPer eapeI" when thus troubled is to seek tho aid of Hos.ett-1's Stom 7ch Bitter. Thereaitsr you will speedily digest with case and ca, with appetite, and your liver wil!-re- a-scr; it's right 10 regularity. Nc, only thi,, you can retire without q horrible dread that tHe Washington monument wiil-in dresms-impose itself upon the pit of your stomach. II you feel premonitcry symptoms os chil!s end fever, kidney treutle, CT rheumatism, sur mon the Bis,ers 10 tie rescne without delay. ".est worse thing b. fall you." A feeble condit,cn n of the systs m is moIe speed ly chang cd 10 A vigorous enc by this fine tonic than ''y apy e;Eer n;e eGi iasl ag Tt in ezi,terce. 4 wineg g'assful three times day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03
TESTED FuR COLOR.
$. 2. Eni:,!oves Put Throl Gl,
 a Close Examination.

The Soa;heEn Pacific Company lag completed an examination of its .rainmen. disratchere, train agents and section men west of Fl Paso and Ogden for c,lor blindness. There were about five thousand two hun dred. Out Of tl.i5 number the sight Of lJ3 was found 10 be defective as to coIors.
 The men found to be affected wish color Blindness have been removed from iEoir old positions and given places In no way connected with the handling Of trains. One man GU: o the 103 cases of color blindness was totally blind es to color. He could not distirgui-h black from white. Such cases are extremely rare.
 Hereafter all railway employees con- nected with the running Of trains mus: pass physical examination similar 10 tha: of an application for life insurance. As goo employees Of the Market Stre, Railway Company nave joined the Southern Pacific Hos pital Association, & hospital to cost $lo0, 900 will soon bs erected at San Francisco.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03

NIT. Ward L. Smith, of Fredericks. town, M1., was troubled with chronic diarrhoe fer over thirty years. He had become fully satisfied tha, it was only a question of short tune until he would have to give up. He had been treated by some of the best physicians in Europe and America but got no permanent re- lief One day ke picked up newspaper and chanccd to read an advertisement of Cham5crian's Colic, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy He got bottle of it he first dose helped hlm and is con
 nued use cured him. For sale by a ealer; in Tomb stone and Bisbee. F
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03
CONNECTS pARDONED
R.stoa,d to Citizenship by
 Means of Pardon.

Governor M, Cord has granted g Eumher ei par6ons 10 Cenvicts serving sentences at the Territorial prison fife pafdons with one exception were granted to take fleet just one dsy be- fore the expiration of the sentence, io' ths purpose of restoring citizenship the prisoners having pioven theni- selves worthy of this boon. The ez- Ception ia in the case of . prisoner who has earned his arIon by cutting rinety-seven coIds of wood for the prisop. Those pardoned are Ramon Bernal, sentenced Nov. 22, 1895 ; Isaac Aldrijgc, sentenced from Apache county Dec. 10, 1896, to one year for grand larceny; W. A. Ellis, sentenced to tEree years from Cochise county for forgery; Via. Johnson, sentenced to one year from Apache county for grand lIrcsny, and Juan Juev,s, sentenced May 2S, 1884, to five years for burglary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03
ls< l:nSi ln NOsirc.

The roundup of the San Pedro Az socia,.Cn will con ,nence Sept. :Cth a, FairbGrk.
 The Pirery Crttk roundup wi, commence st Emery Greek Sept. 18th The Wilcox roundup will Le.iu at Ecokor'e Hot Springs on the morn ing of Monday, Sept. 13b.
 The Eureka Springs Stock Co. will give a roundup beginning on the morning of Sept. 18th at the Davis ranch.
 The lower San Simon round up will commence work Oct. let at the rail- road and work porih, all to ,meet a. my ranch on San simon.sl
 FRED RrcH.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03

The Gazette says that "the police are on the lockout for an individua who is soliciting aii from the citIzens on the strength Of laceTated leg which he claims 10 have received whil. working in the mine it Jerome. The man is fraud, as he Intentionally burned hi. leg with ac.i, 20 as 10 more dtctrGlly play on ti.e nothia. Of the people," Tne iEdiyidull j. heading tiIi. uav.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03

The Yuma Sun tells of a wonderful rnn made on ore as follows: "H. J. Duncan, of tha King of Arizona mine, accompanied by Geo. ". Norton, of Mohawk, came in Tuesday from where the 6ve-s:amp mill Of the company is breaking records, bringing with them about 12J pounts of amaigam, or in the ncighbo:hoei of $l9,0O0, the re. snll of thirteen days of pounding upon King of Arizona rock by the five stamp ha.teTT."
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03

The Cuban Junta ct New York have had coined one million handsomely designed silver sou:enir dollars for which the demand Is So great from all section. of the country tha: the jrnta are unable 10 supply 1t. Cornelius Wander bil. and John Jacob Astor Of New York took i00COo of these dol- laIs st lace value and deposited them in the trust company. ss sn oppression of their conf fence in eventual Cuban Independence and sympathy with tte cause. In any even: they can ouly lose the difference between the fae e value and the bullion value.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03

The Pko-rECToK is indebted to Mr. J. C. Hllzinger, of Tucson for a copy or "Treasure Land" The production IS literary gem and should receive merI,cd recognition st the hsEds of progressive EiIna County for is will do incalcuable good and benefit. IL Is an interesting work ard cannot but attract attehtion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03

The Arizona Silver Belt corGs the bonding of nine copper claims in the heart of the Globe copper belt, to Bos- ton capitalists for S40, coo, sI ,0UO cas h down.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03

The caterpillar nuisance this year is enough to make deacon swear. There seem' to bc no way Of g,tting rid of the pest save by cho?ping down and blrGing the cottonwood ,rses, and this course is bclng taken by 8 number of our citizens.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03

The grard jury of Tallspoosa county, Alatama, is Investigating q case wherein ;he sheriff of the county had several negroes arrested cn petty charges and has been holding them in slavery and working them on his farm for the past six years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03

The opening Of one Of the leading mines in this district and the employ ment ot large number of miners at no late date is the probable outcome of negotiations now pending, of which VIC hope 10 give due notice within Q short time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03

Wm. Garrett, A ". Howe and John Blewett T, turned from Tucscn toi0v, where they have been se:,ing Uncle Sam in the capacity ot trial jrrors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03

Boyset York Beach, Me made a sea scrpen. of einpty barr, Is and caus- ed some little perturbation among non-abstainers iu tlat part of the great prohibition state.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03

The Tombstone contingent Of the r, :. trial jury at Tucson returned ho le today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03
The engagement, of Myrtle Buck

The engagement, of Myrtle Zuck to = :. Hough, who is an e:hnolcgist of the Smithsoni.n, has been announced They will make their future hcme m Washington, D. c. Miss Zl,k is known in Tombstone where she has many friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03
4 Mexico City nape. has the inc,

4 Mexico City rape. has the infer- mation that there sre alarming public Iumors abou: the boundary line be- tween the republic ani tine United States. The raper rcmarks: "I; is said tpa. the commission designated by the United States hes secured a number of advantages for the increase of its territory, and ihOt in theae con- sessions Mexico loses & grest slice of lspd." Col. Osornc, cl 1t! of tle Mexi-
 -~r part of the commission. is now iu
 Aex'cS, Aaj .he assurance is given -NSt he has gone there with the ob- feet of conferring with Minister Maris. cal upon this delicate natter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03
An off ial docun ent recently issus

An off, ial docln ent recently issuad sets forth come remai lab!e fgures Of tiie quantity of beer consume q throughout the world. Tue annual quantity consumed. 1t Is stated, amounts to I7,70O,C0O,00O litres, or quarts. Ot this amount 5,p00, ,000, ,O0O quarts are made in Germany; in Great Britain and Ireland 4,I9G 0Go,- O0D; Ia tiIe United States 3,2U0 600 = GOO, and in Austria-I! ungary ,3JO,- G00,OCO. Belgium produces and consumes yearly 059, ,c00,OG0 quarts of beer, France SiO,GU0,0s0, ard all the Russias only 4G0,C00.OO0 quarts
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03

Geo. Richards, of Bis be, is under treatment of pr. Hall for 0 fever co., tract,d a. Bisbee. H. is recovering and now ont of danger
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03

It i5 not believed the District Court will be held this term in Coc!Iss county until some time in December. Judge Davis expects 10 go east lmme- diately after adjou-Lment Of U. s. Court at Tucson ard brIrg bis family to Arizona, ard tie poi tponemen, (! court until his return is likely.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03
FOy: OYk.ss FIFTY SEavs

An old, weil-'ried remedy. Mrs Windows Soothing Syrup has t@en used for over fifty years by millions G! mothers for their children while teeth. ing. with perfect success. It soothes the chlld, soitens the gums. allsys all pa;n. cures wind coiic, and is the bes, remedy for diarrhoea. l. is pleasant to the taste. SGii iy druggist lp every part of the world. Twentv-fve cents bottles 1;s value is incalcr- tb.e. Be snre and ak for Mre. Wins'o"s Soothing Syrup. and take no Other kind.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03
UNLAWFUL COMBINATION
Live Stock Exchanges and t;.c
 Aht;-TrUs. Law.

Live stock dealers cf the Territory will be interested in the folowin. in, portent information from Bradstreet's, end will appreciate tie ,aoIts 0. httorney-Gcrersl ickonna to protfc: the live stock producers. TLe article deferred to Is as iollC ws:
 Upon the heels oi the decision rendered by Judgo Foster in ttie United States CCur, at Topeke, Kan- sas, declaring tho Live Stock Ex- change en unlawful combination comes the announcement that Attor- ney-Gensral Mckenna has caused proceedings to be instituted ia the federal court as Omaha, Nebraska, to perfeiually enjnin the Live Stock Ex- change Of that city from doing tus;- ness. Similar sui;s, i. ;s said, vii! be begun agains; the live stock ex- changes in all parts tf the country. The announcement comes in the nature Of surprise, the movement having been conducted with great secrecy.
 "The ground upon which the pro- ceedings have been tcgun is that the exchanges are organizations whose action ia ,io!ativo Of the provisions Of tie sherman antitrust law. Evi- dently the sweeping scope Of that measure is only jus: beginning to be understOCI"
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03

Judge F. R. Monk received the sad intelligence of the sudden death of lis cousin, Mrs Harry ". McKean, at RandshurE, California, this morning. The deceased is native of Stars county, O., ani came to Arizona eight years ago for her health, being q sui terer from consumption, end ,esid. q some time in TCmbstone. Her heal Ii w"s much improved by tho Change, ard she was afterwa:d married to Harry ". McKean, who was until re- gently scc-etary Of tie Territorial prison at iuma.-Tucson C.tiz"n.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03

Mr. l-asc Hnrner, proprietor of the Burton House, Burton, W. Va, ard one of the most widely known men in the state was cured ofIheumati.m af,e, three years of suffering. He ssys: II have hot sufficient con mand Of l.nc- unge tj convey any idea ,f what l suffered, my EhTsiCiaus told Ine thai nothing could bc done for me; aud my friends were fully ca lyiIctd il ai nothing hu; death would relieve me of my suiieIin-. In Jure 1891, Mir. Evans, then salesman for lha Wtec!- Ing Drug G., reconmend, q Chamber
 lain's Pain Balm. At this time my toot and limb were swollen to more Han double their normal s!ze and # seemed to mo my isg wCul Id hurst, bnt soon after Eegan using the Pain D.-'::': the swelling began to decrease, the pam Co leave. and nov l consi Ter that l nnI entirely cured. For -ale by all dealers in Tomtstone and Bi.bce
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03

s1He ECrf0 IaIT fest. T showed no bekiag powde'
 90 2grc Or so 2, eat io jeav
 euIag nrye~ eg sts p- ,r'
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-10-03

s1ss:e e. r-t POST os5;s AS .sco>o cl... a.rr-s.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-31
STRIKE MAY BE SETTLED
EXPECTED TO OCCUR WITHIN NEXT
FORTY EIGHT HOURS.
Operators Have Been quietly Negotiating
Offered ~ Cents Pending Arbitra.
tion-A Counter Proposition.

Cleveland Ohi" Aug. "a prominent
coal operator In the pittsburg district
said tonight the miners strik" would
probably Il. scttl"d. temporarily at least.
within the next u hours. The operators
have been quietly negotiating with the
miners officers since the adjournment OF
the Pittsbuig conference and a settle
ment il believed io b" close az hand. tn"
operators offered Ia pay thc men - cents
ton pending arbitration. if the miners
consent 10 such AN arrangement. with the
distinct understanding that IA" arbitra-
tors could not iix u price below 90 coats
or above ~, cents.
President Rntchfori made a counter
proposition for arbitration. stipulating
that the men br paid ~ cents ton. .
cents of that to h turned over to the
trustees and he held untl Arbitration h.
completed and then paid To the miners ~
the rate Is fixed al ~ cents. " the rate
Is fixed below that figure then a portion
of the amount held by tho trustees Is 10
be given to thu miners aud ia" other re-
batcd To the operators.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-31
IT WAS SWIFT VENGEANCE
THIEF SHOT BY vIGILANTEs ON
THE sKAGUAy TRAIL.


SEATTLE. Wash. Aug. so-An un-
known man has been shot ON the Skag-
uay trail by "A committee NJ vigiiantcs
and his bones are now rotting beneath
a pile of rocks within few rods OF the
pass. This news was brought down
by the steamer Utopia. which arrived
this morning at O'Clock from Skag-
uay. The Utopia left Skaguay Aug. q.
The story IN general Is all that can he
learned. the details being unknown
among the rtopta's six passengers.
Some time ago a sack of Hour Was
stolen. Suspicion pointed tn a man
who was encampsd near the summit.
Ia ferret our and punish the thief.
pscted man and found the missing
sack. The man begged for mercy. but
the committee satisfied Of his guilt.
dscrccd that he he Immediately killed.
The man was dragged from the tent
and ti.d upright To "A poke. The conf
mitteemen stood OF a short distance.
and at word. shot together. The
thisfs body Was pierced In six places.
Feeling their duty done and sick OF
their task. the viglantes left at once.
not even waiting To put the bleeding
form beneath the ground. For three
days IL hung there In full view II those
passing with their packs. The odors
smanating from the body became So
on, nsiyc that Two men cut II loose. and
carrying A. up hillside. covered IL with
A nile OF stones. The steamer Detroit
sailed for Dyea and Skagsiay this after
noon with 10 passengers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-31
a RUSTY SHOVEL
u VIII Play mn Importan, Part Ia the
sausage Makers Iriai.

Chicago. IN. Aug. 3o-An old rusty
shovel VIII play AN important part In
the I.dsteefi trial. pn this certain
stains viii form a subject OF much at
isntion and expert testimony viii b.
added Ia show that the marks of deep
r'd rust were made by "A strong Uaustlc
solution. This shovel viii form an inn
purtnnt link IN the chain ~ circum-
stantial evidence that the state claims
to have woven about the prisoner. u
viii h. referred To- by Assistant state
Attorney McEwen In his opsning
statement Monday morning. With u
the state wiz claim that the remnants
of the murdered woman's body were
scooped up from the bottom of the vat
" ls the theory ~ the prosecution
that before placing the body Ia the Vat
Luotgert disrobrd Il and placed the
bundle of clothes NJ the east end ~ the
vat When tho shovel was brought
into use the remnants ~ homes and
mass ~ soaDy matter resulting from
the chemical action ~ the potash on
the fatty substances ~ the body were
scooped out and carefully deposited on
the clothes. These, together with the
remnants of the body, werr then hid
den In one of the smokehouse furnaces
and destroyed later In the day. on sun
day afternoon. In the fires under the
steam boilers.
The finding ~ the shovel was quite
accidental and Is one ~ the cards the
state has been holding up It's sleeve. IL
viii be used In connection with Frank
Hialk's testimony and help "a tit VA
when the night watchman tells about
Luctgert asking him anxiously Il the
police had found anything IN the
smokehOusc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-08-31
SKAGUAY TRAIL IS OPEN
Jam Is Broken and the Miners
Are Now Moving.
THE BOOM T0WN0F ALASKA
Lots Going Like Hot Cakes 20 Tender
foot Adventurers- Frontier Min
ing Town There Is No Danger
OF Famine.

ScAItlc. Wash. Aug 3o.-Th, follow
ing letter was received per steamer
Utopia to-day io the associated press:
"Skpvuay. Aug. zj-The lam is broken
on the skagusy train. 4 number of
outfits have gotten over and there is a
steady stream of moving humanity
mixed up in an almost indcscrihahlc
mass ol horses uf all sizes, ages and
condiIions-inules. steers. mich CONS,
goats and dogs. also vehicles nf every
description Thrgr steamers are now
unloading on lighters which convey
thv freight as near the shsrr as pussi-
bic where IL is loaded on wagons ar
carried over in the high tide. The ITO
pie Is loading al the only wharf. which
h. a shaky strurure. Two pile drivers
are al work on another dock which Is
intended To be substantial AFFAIR. A
new saw mill gol up steam for the first
time this morning. Rough lumber is
worth So per thousand. hut cannot he
got out half fast enough al any price.
The city ~ tents Is moi being dis
placed hut reinforced bN a city of
'shacks' nf all sizes and degrees of I'm
ish. Skaguay is the boom town of
Alaska. Every man whose heart fails
him when he encounters In, rrst hard
ship has turned townsite boomer. Four
Me,ks ago Skaguay was Lot known:
to-day there arr not less than 5000
people her. in addition To those un the
ships in the harhor. They have sur
Neycd of the toMnsiic. tho first comers
have first choice. The United States
commissioner Is issuing some kind of a
certificate: fee. 81. surveyor. another
81: then the sQuatier sticks up his
f..sst III L. f.sf
skin the first t,njerfOot that comes
along Transfers by quit claim are
quite common. and as high as $500 has
been paid for u choice location.
"Skaguay has all the usual accom-
panimcnts of u frontier mining town.
Dance halls. roulette. farn. stud poker
and craps lind dryote-s ready Ia tempt
fortunes smiles.
''Th IT, Is no danger of "A famine here.
though there NAV h. shortages In c.r-
tain lines. ON an sides smiling plenty
rs " ronjured by some enchantrr.' here
abounds Great piles of hay, grain.
Hour. bacon. sugar and all The necessa-
ries are In stock apparently for some
time 10 comc. There are not less than
1000 horses AT work ON the Skaguay
TRAIL hut II il hard to get any one to
contract To deliver you over the summit
at any price: but you can &c, over Cor
about - cents a pound IL you are will
ing Ia wait and contract bN sections.
The packers at this end of the trail do
not like to contract farther than the
first hill. six miles out. where one has
to hire another outfit. N Dyra the In
dians are moving freight I'm an almost
unbrokCn stream FROM the landing To
Lake Lindcrman. and il Is no trouble
Ia contract la get ones entire ouiiit