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The National tribune., 1897-04-15
THEIR RECORDS
Brief Sketches of the Services Of
Various Commands.
The 18th Ohio.

The 18th Ohio.
The 18th Ohio was organized at Camp
Dennison, O., in September, 1861, to serve
three years. On the expiration Of their
terms large number of the members re-
enlisted, and the organization, composed of
veterans and recruits, continued in service
until July 16, 1865. Col. John NJ. Cornell
resigned Nov. IL, 1868; Col. Durbin Ward
resigned Nov. 8, 1864 When mustered out
the regiment was commanded by Lieut.-Col.
BENJAMIN n. Showers. Lieut.. Col. Marshall
F. Moore, Feb. IA. 1863, was promoted to be
Colonel of the 6oth Ohio. Maj. Benjamin
F. Butterfeld died Dec. 16, 1863, of wounds
received at Missionary Ridge. At Hoover's
Gap, Tenn, while in Brannan's Division,
Fourteenth Corps, the regiment lost two
men killed and 20 wounded. Its total loss
in the service was six officers and II men
killed in action or died of wounds and one
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FIGHTING THEM OVER
What Our Veterans Have to Say About
Their Old Campaigns.

TThe Editor would be glad TO receive articles Of
from 500 to 1000 Words of interest to the vet,
Grams la general and treated with especial regard
to historical accuracy of statement. Arucies Oh
the behavior of some particular reciinent oi
brigade on some field whereon II distineusneu
itself, in some campaign in which .ooN
urominent mart in some siege wherein II acteo
defeusyeIy or extensively; "reminiscences oil prison
life march or camp: personal adventures, ali such
- '.ni;c;,ed Bright and brief anecdotes. humor-
cus or dramatic, are particularly desired. All
o,;c,e. will receive consideration and If available
will have insertion. Stamps should belnciosed IL
A. is desired that the manuscript be returned II un-
syailabIe-l
The National tribune., 1897-04-15
cAvALRY's BOLD MOVE.

Story of the Dash Sheridan Made at Rich
mond.
EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Early on
the morning of May g. 1864, the 18TH "a.
Cav. moved toward Chancellorsvllie, watcn-
ing the TANKS during the prelude OF Gems
Grant and Lee in the Wilderness. AT sun
rise Sunday morning we were in saddles
and soon charging into Spottsylvanla Court
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officer and 154 men died Of disease, acct
dent, in prison, etc.
The 7th N. Y. Cav.
This regiment was organized at Troy and
Elmira, N. Y, in October and November,
1861, to serve three years. It was composed
of eight companies. Andrew ]. Morrison
was chosen Colonel. The State authorities
designated the regiment the I'd Regiment of
Cavalry, while at the War Department it
was known as the 7th N. Y. Cav. It was
also known as the Northern Black Horse
Cavalry" The regiment left the State Nov.
%, 1861, and served near Washington, ID. c.,
until March 81, 1862, when it was mustered
out.
The 25th Mo.
The 18th Mo. was organized ut ST. Joseph,
Mo-, in June, 1861, to serve three years, and
was then known as the 18th Mo. Its desig-
nation was subsequently changed to the 25th
Mo. by the War Department.. Feb. IL,
1854, it was consolidated with the Engineer
Regiment of the West, and the new organi.
cation designated as the LIST Mo. Eng'rs
Col. Everett Peabody was killed in action at
Shiloh, April 6, 1862, while In command Of
brigade. Maj. James E. Powell, an officer
of the Regular Army; First Lieut.. 8. A. Pen
field, Second Lieut.. John j. Bramble, all Of
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will always linger in
a mans mind. It is
Ia pity that the sweet
memory should ever
be poisoned by the
faint Of ill-health and
consequent unhappi-
ness. It is sad that
the flower of a happy
remembrance should
be obscured and kill
ed by the noxious
weeds of sickness and
corrow Too FIRE.
The National tribune., 1897-04-15

Nn. Hudnut makes liberal ofFer to Invalid
Ladies On page 6. Be sure and read It.
The National tribune., 1897-04-15

Wanted Idea ; $;s s. s : :s!s;
Write JOHN WEDDERBbRN & Co, Patent Attor.
neys. Warrington. D. c., for their d 800 prize Oee
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of including
feet, not including
Size of foorp
Hight Of stories: First story, 10 feet; second story feet
Materials Foundation, brick piers; story clapbods story
shingles gables, paneled; ROOF; hingea
Cost: $1,000. complete
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L0W-C0ST HOUSES.

NATIONAL series of y cottage
and Of higher costl
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29
NEW FIND NEAR LA PAZ.
| Ledge of Free Milling Gre
 800 Feet in W'id Il.

Aivices from La Pu2, on the wes' shore of the gulf, south from Quay mas, convey the intelligence tEat some months ago q pear! diver dis covered n golI ledge at a 9oint on the cn:st wLiah is directly east lEom I.a PGz, tEC trend of tic co2s: there being !Or a way nOrthtas;eT!y, and then turning so1th again. He secured eu ersstra and a n.u'c ard went 10 grind ing cOll out oi the r0c2. The Er-t intimatiCn that Ec had slmeil ng goOi wa5 when le took about Zen ounces of gold into La Paz and sold it. The Oa-is sa.E Le Ii,cted !overa! to the scene C: his EnG, and in y re- ported that it was "a Jig thing" The property is only 1C0 feet from tide water, end consists of an immense ledge more than 3G0 feet in width. !. .s al free milling gold and Gi;l run four CT five dsliars per ton. on the ledge gre Q numiCr Of veins 0! rock which yield twelve to twcnty-e:Cht dollars per ton. Drcr one hanIred and fifty tc..s gave these resui.s. Seventy claims were sialei cut anG located. Among taoso iu;ere,tad i MT Richsrd GirL, one Cf thc Giscov- erers Of tLo Tcmb-tore mines.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29
BISDBl HBHS. Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. BiGgrt CT lntert5:.E: Items from eur Regular Ger.
 respondent.
Hisnsn, Aug. -, I>G7. C II'E.4NGS.

Tho ball tonight will ba largely st tended, provided ;he we.. !.sr rcrai.
 r. C. Howe, wl;o has been here far scme woo&s Go;ng some su.v,yi.g for for the C. e., left t;i, moruirg :or his hoDo in Trmtstunc.
 4. ". Howe. Wm. Garrett GrU Waller Za5riskie came over f,oin tic county sea; today. They were take, in ha;i by so,no oi car base tall players.
 II. II. Hyl!enstcia is visitor to tho cc?rcr camp from hi, ranch in thc linachucas. Mrs. Hollenstsin l.l; this nIorGing Tor c vii: U friends in Cal iornia.
 II is understood the next game Of base ball w!.l be aa a!'ra, :;0a between the l"cal eonq.orers and the Ft. iiGachuca cluh. IL is understood o,:r boys have received a challenge ard are thinking oi accomoGntirg tie F;. p,ayers.
 A transfer G real estate, the con -ide.?ilon amounting to ovrr FiO90, i5 on tae tap.s. Iisbeo ro,l estate has enhanced wonderfully in the pnst iow ycaIs, ard tho beauty of i. is tla. 1t will s;l!l continue to grow n.ore valuable yearly.
 The n-u.i quota oi d.umnIerS, "i}se regular G;ri,al ani GepA,lara ccmio.o la:, of the pas7cnger travel daily, arrived and lt:t today. One 'Eair% capable of ca.ry ing le stock Of an ordinary .uatsy store tDrn C., part of the luggage 0! oue cf t:ie comrt,- ria! tray,ie:s.
 \ I'r'unr teller brough. j!y and happiness to both !eaI, oi q B;sise !nn.ily the cthcr dly. He told the woman her HustanG would die before hs feacicj m;i,i!e ag-, and he ,ol! .he husband tha. he would live to te 70 and have three wiye-. Each we: i. to the fortune taller unknown 10 ca, 2, h r.
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STRVCK IT RICH.
X Tcmhst3ner Makes a Coed
 Sale at R&ndsbur@.

Col. R. s. lIalio:G, formerly O Tombstone, and who lei: Lcre to ga to the Rsndshurg diggines, has s:rucl: it rich at that Fl Dorado, and hi- friends here vii! be glad to hear of his good fortune. The Col l3nel in q letter to Judge Duncan tells of tie sale Of one mine of his group for T IS ,0GD, ani .tiil has several left worth ior;unes. The following from the R0nJsburg Miner gives a brief account U: the Colonels good luck:
 "Col. Hafiard and A. G. Bowman closed deal Thursday in which .hry scl! to Cspi. J. E. Black, oi Sal, Lake, enc Of their min. 3 in the slate range, fifty miles ro:th of here. The con- sidoration vas $!S,ogo. Capt. Blacl: is the represen tative Of itan c.pita!~ ists, and it is their intention to erect a mill on the property and begin the reduction of the ore at once. Col, Hatiord end paitaer also bonded an adjoining claim to John MoatsOmery for one yea. for $luGGG ThI. leaves them four Of the CliSiGGl group nf six claiiH-. and the Cuionc! C, insiders them pretty good properly 10 i.o.d."
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

cIrin Barney, oi < .E,rI. who start, ed "i.n a party lat week fer U:sh gas biitcn hy a G.ia mon.'tr on ,ho road Co Apache connty !ass we;k. fou3g Barnoy was iol:oging q va so,. Hp the Li:i and "sco.cLing" it with :cchs. He reached down for a rCcx and picked up G;la monster ,hst was Teace'ui'y s'ccuing or the si,e hi.l. line bite wGs on .hs Lard an.! BaFEoy s"ii.re;! scyore la;a for sey c!&l h9nrs, I"t f,rty efcn. hours a,t.r sae L.tc Ae Was recovering.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

Thos. J. Sam1els prominent electrician Uf san Francisco IS q yi.i- tor to 8isbte. Nr. Sauuels WAS chief electrician oi the large Los Angr!cs electric pDEer plant and cocs Co Gnaymas tp accept responsible posI- ,ion, stopring enroute to take c glimpse a oar burg ard the Copper QTeen works.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

The Phoenix correspondent of the Williams News says that there will shortly be issued fiom Phoenix a new Democratic weekly newspaper. The plant has been purchased, the printers have been hired, and all other lre- liminary arrangements have been made. Hon. Thos. l.. Parish is booked to be the editor. The fir-t lumber may be expected within a month. It will be a hot tamale.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

Mr. i-aac i."racr, rTofis:or of the Burton Ucuae, Burtra, W'. Va, ayd ono 't .aa nost w.,cly known i, fHe sia'" w,s cUTsd ni.hcumatisrn af.ce
 lfT.1 yeErs cf riic-inr. Ii. rays: q "sTa .iu: su:.i, i.pt c0m;nIaud ,f lung EaG+ t1 couscy any :,:,a of what | -Eii, -t.!, my !iy.;c:i's told me ina, ntt!:ug c0uii h- dure fer me: snd 'ry i:icEGs Were FGl!y co ryi,t,dna af "o.hInS tu Gga,i. wouid relieve lao of my su:eI:n-. In Jane iSg;, Mr. EranF, then salesman Tor the WEecl- IHG Deg G., v.,TgcGIHtnied Chamber ll!'.'s H.!H $ I'm. At this tim. u.y too' and imo were swollen Co more lhan d2ublo their normal sIz end ii s2e:Eoi t> me my ltG would bur-t. but ancn alter ! began u.ing the Pain
 i'sIm, the sweliiu g bsgIu to decrease. he pain tc leave. Eai now I consider that am CT tirely cured. For sale b, al dealers in T.mbs toLe acd Ei.bee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29
Esa2Nciosy. r:n.t.,ss.

From a letter written ty Rev. J, GGn;!erm2n, oi D:m1rda,c, Mich, uc are permitted % ma!:c thi5 extract: 'i haze no hesitation in recommend. ing Dr, Kings New Discovery, IS ;he results were almost marvellous in thc case oi ny vie. While Was pastor 0; the BAptiS, ChnIch q: Niyers June .i3n che was trCugLt down with PEea:nonia cc,.;ng La Grippe. TTTfio.e rcCoxysma Gi cr"chjpg would .asi hon's with iit.ie IntcstIplion aad t seemed as il .ie co:!ld nct survive ii@m. < ri ni rccom,ao-. .is: U-. hicG's SiD bi-coyciy; t caa Gui ,n i.s r:crk and highly sarisfacsoIy in re- sults." Jrial bottles free st Tom stone ard any DFng Store. Tcg':'a. size Jnc, $lGN
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

BISRRE, Aug. 2j, 1897,
 COVERINGS.
 Editor Brown, of the Tucson Citizen, is in in the city.
 Rev. Vaudermaeson is in the city and will preside over Catho'it seIvicos next Sunday.
 Louis Goliberc, of Tuc-on, j, in tie city on business connected wl;h hi. wholesale liquor house in that llGCe
 MT. BickEell, Southern Pacific com mercial agent, left on ,he train for Benson this morning after spenGicg several days in Bisbee.
 Miss Bertha Wittig and her nephew, Clarence Wi,tig, left this morning for Santa Cruz. Cal. Miss Wit'ls will re- main few weeks on the coat for tie benefit of her health.
 The group of claims southeast of town that were bonded U California capitalists some months ago are about to be developed, large force of meE having been at work all week, and will continue as rapidly as possible to uncover the possible rich ore tina. lies undergrCund.'
 Indications point 10 sn early c3m- mencment of operations on the pro- posed extension Of the A. & $. F.. rail- way to Nicosara, Sonora, Mexico. Al Don Luis station, near here, there have been accumulated a large number of railroad ties and rails, together with wheelbarrows, shovol-, end other implements and material used in rail road construction. Teams hnve also been engaged for grading purposes, and the work Of building the road will undoubtedly commence in few days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29
] T LAIyIlOHN.
.y:Tt'r.

n Whcm !, May Conccrn:
 That the undersigned owner of what IS known a., lie i'o5:Ean mine, situate ia Turquoise mining district. Cocbise Cccn,y, A'iz1ra, h.re!y tive notice that said oia:E2s s!a!l rol be held responsible for any iaho: CT debts contracted CT IT, jniies received Gy ary employees ems p!oyed hy others than ourselves. That O Sett- against said claims aic valid unless au horizcd ty ;fc undersigned.
 WI. HOLMES.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

Mr. Ward L. Smith, Of Frederic Ks. town, Mp., was troubled with chronic dIaTrhoea fer over thirty years. He had Income folly satisfied that it was only q question Of a shor, tune until he would have 10 give up. He had been treated by some of the best physicians in Europe ana Amerlca but got no permanent re iei; One day he pie ked up newspaper and chanced 10 read an advertisement of cbamberlain's Colic, Cholera ard Diar- rhoea Remedy. He got bottle of i, he fiTst dose helped him and it's con.
 nued use cured him. For sale oy a
 callers in Tombstone and Bisbee, F
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29
BUCELIN's AiENlCA SsLVE.

The best salve in the world for cuts pulses, sores, ulcers, sal; rhcum, fsyer sores, te:ter. chapPed hands, ch,Iblains' corns, ard all si:In eiup:ions ard posi- lively cures Piles, or TO paYCaeEt rcquir
 cd !. Is gGaran'eed % give Leeisct si.s ! f&cti1n CT money re.undsd. Prices @ cents per box. For sale af Tnrrhione Drug Store -GG,-Tc
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

"A rich old gsrtl,;nan C! economical habits, who Las rc,iicd in Houston meny years. ft pgel up o isar e. 7. in this city few days ago and cail,d fer cika' Tie yond r, :ccogn;zirg z the IrGn e weal;E, .ct oLt lox con- ,ainirg cigars retailing 2; 2J cent. cagh. The tld :, nilen,su ic.:. 1 up ore of .he ,igars Gud threw down n nickel. "IEo.o ETC worth gJ cent. each" :Gil :ho veF!sr. P!acIug .he cigar back in t1o | 7, ;hc cl4 gentle man said, "Kore, young man, give me one for nickel; those are to cx- rensive fer my tasto.' "Ehcse are the kind yoUf scn John huys," re- marked ;hc yender. "Se,I," sail t'c old gent. "John has rich is.@ o-, !ut ! haven't" And ho i;git.d Lis O. ( for nickel anI left cload 0: s:nal e be''iud him as he walked down tlia stree" t,"--PCst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

The AcwGrth (Ga.) Post claims tC have seen "a strange looking figure, which resembled a woman wiih iong floating hair, flying through the cir three or four hundred feet over the hotel" II this had been seen ocer a saloon 1t woulI have been much easier to diagnose the case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

Countless columns of rot are stili being written about the klOndyke. "Official" guides to the klondyke are being issued by epterprising Chicago and St. Louis publishers, and are daily received at this office flor notice" They are made 10 sell, and are notice able on.y for the varied assortment Ot nisi Q for nation cont fined.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

!. fas Locn current rumor en ike street Is lor tie past week, seys tha Ga ~";te, ia: iEo,n;x boy who !c.; hcro q .cw iauHi!.a aco r.. iiie coast. hai ,!orsG with ;hs daughter of 2 '" s.ihy :ran, Tie lad. according t, '-e t,.y, W.s corHcc.c! w:th q hct,l a: Ayaiar, S!i.tI Catalina stand, as Hoi! h'y. Et"T! iSr ": the hotci Was .ic yonrg Gi'l oith har Faretts. TLo you,g couple tee .r,, e1T:,.d on each other a"3 ,i,.ci to sa; rn-rsi | IL ;s elso sail that ;lie xi', t;oI: ecvcral thousnaG io!..s wo:la Of disr.on9s v:!h Ter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

Tie "i,ertnhca:9 ci T. l;am2son IS te'rs inquired fir ly Phoor i1 !':oads. Hr, Ihomr cn w2s well ino@a in iuni, one, liayia, work cal here i'! inany year.. l!:s friend here believe in the su;oiIe theory, for he Was incline; 10 be cullen enI d. s:sd ia sii5i's. The rp7.t rub- i!shcd in ihe E publican eta:es hc comn'i.'ei sui.ils v;,l. giant powder.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

While riding a haIro tia, was to" shoit for hlm 1rwh 2 t 'ep hill, !c2au Thoa rsan. q vr, spc>!or. lost iis cen ter Cl gravity and f-!l ever 'Lo aG;- naHs oars, cutting Limsolf b.dly alolt ihe head cn rock.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

Undeterred by the fate of Andre, a scheme for reaching tho klOndyke has developed in Oakland, Cal, where an organization is being effected to start e balloon service between Juneau and Dawson City.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

Ex-Uni'sd S,n'es Marshal V. F.. Meade will lesyo for tie klonG ke country in November. Mr. Meade i. an oll hll.ka ri.ne5r, ha,ing pilo,e1 the SOa genber. rar;y into the in- ,er.or in tho early 'cVs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

Hazel Griffith, of St. Louis, has made four unsuccessful attempts tn commit suicide. She now thinks she will go to Klondyke and mako Q sure thing of 1t.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

There gre Hundreds of cars load q sith aer:moth etc,l Leans Tor lDn1- tugs yassiug oy,r .he S.,thcrn Ta- cifc west l"a"d, which indicat,s that ;rnny r;cei b"il1ings a,c D. ing con- stiu,.CG Ci lie Pac lic cost.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29
Everybody Says So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most won derful medical discovery of the age, pleas ant and refreshing t0 tEc taste, act gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system. dispel colds, cure headache, fever, habitU..l constipation and biliousncss. Please buy and try a box oi C. C. C. to-day; 10, 2j, j0 cents. Sod and guaranteed to cure by all drucPistG.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

A Mexican who las been sentenced 10 hang at Flor,s,:nc, Te84s, has re- questsd tha: the ,xcIcisro on that nlcmontcus day te orere,! Ly g few selections Ilsyed by the lcca! brass banI. After tha', 9: course, Lo u.l ho ia r0,:!i,u to W. leone dsath.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

Frank Moreno returned today from g montha vacation in California. After going 10 Hearc9 on 2 ,i,i. tn his Eat- on's Frank will agsiu be at his post at $. ". Barron's.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

A cargo of 13,O00 gallons o! whisk y is on its way 10 the Klondyke. It is pretty safe to wager that some si those Alaskan quartz leads will be overlooked this winter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

A Minnesota man committed sui- eide on the eva of his marriage to a "new woman" or two evils he cl ose the one he honestly believsd to be the least
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

Tic largest p;mg ll the wr.lI !. a! LSh" L;nien, M!en., an,; !. owned and operatel hy tn, Calumet and Hrc!a Mining Conrauy. says the Chieaeo Re>o.d. The C.'Hno: aal H,cla piuar, namc! lLs Mieli4.n, is 3 truly
 naryslou5 piece c: mech .nism. l.
 can d liver 2,,IgJ,c0) s.!lon, Of water e:ery !.5pr in fAe twenty ionr ai.nout being crowded u i.s limit of clpaaity, ani !t will Go the work with scarcely ss much roi-a as is made ty the o7eT- a;ion q an cd stglc sewiu. macl.:no.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

We are short on news today, owing, we are sorry te state, 70 the fact tha, our four Klondyke correspondents were drowned in the Yukon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29
NEW RAILROAD COMPANY
Incorporated 10 Build From
 New Mexico to phGcLix.

4 dispatch from sclomonyillc, Ariz says; Tie A,;zune Pacific Railroad Company WAS Incorporated here today with capital stock f $l000G coo.
 The ineorporators a'o r.. J. Beard, of kanaas City, lre.ident; Jnc. x. Porter, vice president; l. F. Solomon, treasurer, and Frank Dysart. secrs- tnry. These vi.h ". 1T. Wcol, of pen"cr, and Jchn Blake compoce the board Of directors. The company proposes to construct railroad from poin: on the santa Te in New Me&Ico to Pho'niy, rsssing through the conn.ies ot Graham, rInal and Ia'ic"p1, with branch lines to Clitt,n ans! GiobH. Tae e"dlrag:crs of t.e co.npiny c-e to h- a, salc knoxville.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

Mary |. Shan? y ,terlay filed coin;iainti: aed:siI;cl c5ulttLroucA her a,tc:rcy for q Givylce tr2n her husbani. Tho., ,. e'lallp. The couple we're married Dsc,mLcr, '64 aad have two children hy ,.e issue, Hoveri, ag,d II! aad Lewis. aSsd 9. Non-. upvo!t an! nsg!ec. ara alleged a- the caHse faf action --G.za.t@.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29
BIsEEE, Aug, 2B, 1897,
COVERINGS.

Work on inc Masonic Temple l. : progressing rapidly.
 Sam Coleman, cattleman ot Sul- phur Springs, WEI in town day. A load ot supplies left here today fer the San Miguel mine in Mexico.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Williams left for Tucson this morning oa visit to friends.
 Edw. Mackinth, a commission me!- chant of San FrGncisco, is here CD business.
 Jas. aIiivsu who has been spend- ing few days in town, returned to his ranch near Eere ,his morning.
 Messis. Drachman and Young, cf Tucson, who spent several days in Bisbcc this week, have returned Lome.
 Mrs. Ash's m,tLer started this morning for her home in Los Angeles. and Mrs. Ash and daugn,ef went with her U Benson.
 MT, Gray brought g lot of honey ,o the city yesterday iron: his al iary at St. David, which he sold q. good price and returned home today.
 A number of workmen lei: here this morning for Solomon Springs, where they will be employed or q new In0. foot shalt for the Copper King.
 Prof. J. 4. RocksCn, of the Univer- sily at Tucson, has returned home after a visit to his ranch in the Sul- phur Springs valley.
 A meeting has been called for to- morrow night to organize 0 gun club, ard & large number of our spo!tsmen are expected to be present.
 Editor Drown, of the Citizen, who has been here several days on business connected with his raper, has left for Tombstone ca route Tor Tucson.
 The bride of an Mexican cele- brated her wedding day by eloping Nith snIthtr Mexican on the same day, last Saturday. The groom IS to be sratnlated, as he might have fare worse Lad she remained.
 A shooting affair, without serious results, occurred here this morning. Pugiistic affairs and displays of Erc- arms have been rather frequen. about here lately, and 1t is about time tc put stop to it before at.li,ies cGsuc.
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2 zee s's:.-.

Send your address to II. E. Brcilen & Co, Chicago, ard get free sample box of Dr. Kings New Life Pills. 4 tr.a will convince you of their raerits. These pills are easy in action ard are partic. uIarly effective in the cure of constipat- on and sick heldache. For malcria and liver troubles, ,l:cy have been proved In- valuable. They are guaranteed to be perfectly free from every dele;erious sub. stance and to be purely vegetable. They do not weaken by their action, but by giving tone 10 the stomach and bowels greg .ly invigora;e the system. Regular size z5c. per box. Sold by Tomb tone and Bisbee druggists.
 To Cure Constipation Forever.
 Take CascaIcts Candy Cathartic I0c or s5c.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

H. c. Murray oi ;he IT Paso Mor"- ing T,.'GraIh arriYcd this morning or a vii: ;o TonJi'oae the sei.cs oI many pleasan; n.eInol!o and i3 slaE- inl Eanl. H;t;l ii. numtInas !.;end.. He wi. remain uu,ii icmoIrow when hc ,yi!! return to Fl paso ewing r. P.es ins business e"Ealenin;s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-08-29

Pack that SEAL SKIN CAR NENr Cway in tba: lot, dry place again thia year. Hayen't you noticed that the skin iS becoming dry and tiff and tho fur dent lay as smooth and pretty Gs it used to. r. you don't ;Gke care oi it the skin will s, on bo broken and ruined.
 BY TIE PROCESS OF GLAZING the sl;jn Is soiteucd. the iuY brought Cu., smGuthei ard olc&:c.i, GU1 jt is made to lo"s Ike r'w. It IS abao- irj ly rCCcs<ary that fur garE,cnts bc taken tiruurh Fl r:,ccss Of glazing lt least every two years in order to keep tHe iur soit end smoo.h aad to preserve the skn. IL you will send your garment to Us