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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

OAAO QU4o
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND III
STREETS
1-6o A. NJ week days-PITTSBTJR3 Ex-
fhESS-Parlor and Dining Cars, Harris
burg To Pittsburz
1o.5O A M PENNsYIvaNIa tTNtrrrn
uIiildn Sleeping, Dining Smoking 2 and
SStDseIydtion Cars, Harrisburg 20 Chicago,
CINCINNATI. Indianapolis St Louis CIeye-
idad aid anu Toledo. Buffet Parlor Car to
1880 A Al. FAST LINE-PulIrnan Burres
t,anof t,a Car 20 Harrisburg Buffet Parior
40 2. 81 CHiGAGo AND sT LOFTS
z press 7 PuilInan buTret Parln7 Ear
70 harrisburg. Sleeping Car Washington
20 st Louis, and Sleeping and Di1inp
cars harrisburg to ST. Lois. tJuclnnsafi
, and Chicago. '-'-'''''''
7.19 16s5 81 n. WESTERN ExPREss~PulI-
aH nnI Sieeping Car te Pittsburg, Chicago.
ana Harrisburg TO Cleveland DiniIe
- Car 20 Chicago
1-I9 = Al SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
Lulhdn Sleeping Cars Washington 10
itSsDuIg and Harrisburg to St Louis
Sal SSa9 LOUISVILLE tvia C1ncfnnat1). Dining
1910 =. 81. PACIFIC ExPREss-PuII-
Man sleeping Car to Pittsburg
3D. a N Tor Kane, Canauuai qua ROcEeg-
Snna and niagara Falls daily, except
1850 A N. FOR EImira and Remove daily.
SSACept sunday. For Lock Haven week
anu Hhiiamspors Sundays, $40
7.IO r. M FOR WHHamsport. Rocrester
cto utL'Io ahd Niagara Falls daily, except
Sdturday, with Sleeping Car Washin ot6n
70 Suspension Bu Gge, via Buffalo.
4o fO NJ. Tor Erie. Canandajpua Rocbes-
sleepIpa, fsr va ana Niagara Fails daily,
9or fnfladeipn1a, New YORK. ana
the East.
40 r. 81. CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
lied, daily, all Parior Cars. with Din
iDining Carr, 500, 800, 1870 JDinine
Car, and 90 tDining Car nom Wiz
Imn13stonJ M 9;i d "a A +, M12 40, 5;15, 4.2O. 80,
lDining Carr, 500, 300, II.0O (Dinina
Gar from Wilmington A. NJ, 1916, 8 IS,
40, $50, 1000 and IL 30 r. a. For
philadelphia only. Fast Express, so A.
u. week Gays. 2.o1 HaRffS aRd 40 p p Il
gslty; For Boston. without change,
da},v o., a NJ week days, and BIS P. II.
For Atlantic City VIA Deiaware River
ran nriage; AZ; ai-raa route 3l6 p. m daily.
1900, 1890. 1l.OO and 115O m
h2io, 1tsd II u 45, 20!, 316, $40 & 90 linz
1000, 1910. lilo and Ills D. m.
On Sunday, Z. 90, {. 90, 800, sos. f0.5
1I;19 90 a M. Y Is. f6. Z,01. 8. I5. s. 40.
..7IO, 1000, 1910 and II. 36 D m.
FOR Pope Greek Line, Z 90 a. M and 4 SO
p. ~ daIiy, except Sunday
tor Annapolis. 100, zoe a. m, 1918
en0 70 p. m. daily, except Sunday.
Sundays, 500 a m sid 20 D. m
ATLANTIC Coast Line Florida Special
ior Jacksonville and St Augustine,
10.49 p m. week days. Ex press for
Florida anG points On Atlantic Coass
Line. 4.3O a. IT., 3. 46 D. n daily:
Richmond only, 1857 a. m week days:
Atlanta Special. via Richmond and sea-
board Air Line, 40 p. ID. daily AC-
commodation for Quantico, 40 a. IA
and 20 D. m week days.
Ticket offices. corner Fifteenth and @
streets, and az the station, Sixth and
streets, here orders ca n be left Tor check
Ing or baggage 70 destination from hotels
and residences.
s. NJ. PROVOST, General Manager
j. r. HOOG- General faSsengeT A gent
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wANTED-Ladies to sell on big commits
sion. q fine summer article; positively
necessary TO hotels, boarding-houses and
housebeepers. b c. C, this office. 1t
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EDUCATIONAL.

MR.. A. TREGINA
Teaches HARMONY,
FORM,
INSTRUMENTATION
instruction given at residence OF pupil.
Convenient hours. Terms, So per lesson.
Address A TREG1NA, 51S Sth sc. Sc
mh242n
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plUralS allowed. Anything that Is leglu-
mate word. Work Il out in this manner:
EndeaVors. en-. end. ends. near. nod, mods,
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WANTED-LatlieS 400 IN gold free.
Cot this out and save il This ad. may
greatest HunD-r OF words from the letters
In -Endeavors?" You can make twenty or
more words. we feel sure, and II you do,
you viii receive a good reward Use no
language except English. Use any dc
donary. PrOnCuns. nouns. verbs, auVerDs,
preti&eS. sufiINes, ad1egtIres, proper hnuns'
plUralS allowed. Anything that is q leglu-
mate word. Work 1t out in this manner:
EndeaVors. en-. end, ends. near. nod, mods,
dear, deer, ear ears, ana, or, ore, oar
oa-S, etc Use these words In your Ilst;
The publisher of WoInan's World and
JenneSs Miller Monthly viii pay 5000
IN gold Ia the person able To make the
largest list of words from the letters in
oBd; $500 for the third: $500 for the
fourth and $500 each for the thirty next
largest lists. The above rewards are CIV
en- free nd without consideration Tor the
purpose ufattraCtinE attention TO our hand
some wornan'S magazine, thirty pages,
one hundred and fJITty four long columns,
finely illustrated and all original matter,
long and short stories by the best authors;
price ST 90 per year. 1t iSncceSSary for you.
TO enter the contest to send twO-cent
stamps for a three months trial subScr1p-
ton with your list of words, and every per
son sending the "a cents and list OF lwfsnty
words or more is guaranteed aneNtTa pres
eRE, by return mail tin addition To the mag
annel, OF 16-page book, Beyond Re
call by AdeliBe Sergeant-a powerful love
romance Satisfaction guaranteed in ev-
cry case or money refunded. Lists should
be sent at once. and not later than March
10 The mines and addresses OF success
fui contestants Will be printed in April is
sue, published in March. Our publication
has been csta blishcd nine years We re
fer you TO any mercantile agency for our
standing. Make your list now. Address
J. II. PLUMMER, Publisher, 225-6-7 Tenn
pie Court Building, Dept. NJ. c.. n. Y. City.
ja24-tf
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LOST-A brown leather poCketbOOk, con
tanning the lucky number drawing The
$4,000 cash prize in the Louisiana state
Lottery, two diamond rings and IL LII:
i'll Confederate money. also an order for
one 1897 model Envoy Bicycle. Finder
can keep pOcketbook and all contents II
the order for the bicycle is returned to
JONES & BURR, 513 9Th st. NV. Inh2S-Tt
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wANTED-l7uS r st. NV, to begin work
Monday morning, a nice, industrious
gITl. 10 uO chamber work and attend TWO
little boys; good reference 1t
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LOST White and hrindle spotted bull
dog; name and old address ON collar Re
ward ii returned To 9O4 / st Sc. named
Griffo. w NJ WHITE. nh27-3t, ,eIn
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wASTED-A lady to keep house for a
gentleman and do clerical work, Address
BACHELOR, this office. mh2S-2t
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HELP waNTED-MALE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for the greatest cir
culation offer of the century; enormous tiS
SUCCESS: new pian; ''up-to-date' ideas, can
after 10. COSMOPoLITAN MAGAZINE,
Room 3, 437 Tth st NV. II
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WANTED-Marine engineer and machinist
desires position in office building; IA
lniliar with electrical work. COME
TENT. this office. mh2S-ot
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PROF. HALEE,

Clairvoyant. Tells your name, age and
just what you want TO Know; also tells
about business deals, love affairs, family
troubles; reunites the separately; brings
quarrels all right; removes spells; causes
marriages and gives good luck, etc; always
at home; fee. 26c., 6Oc. and 81. S26 NV
mh24-6J
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NINE. FRANCIS removes spells, evil iufIu-
ences reunites separated; gives luck 10
all: 25c and soc; hours 8 10 8. 302 East
Capitol st. mh23-7t
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wAATEb-Half grown girl for nurse and
chamberworK. 1875 2lst st. 1t
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EXCURSIONS.
Norfolk washington
Steamboat Co.

Every day in the year for Forofeso
Monroe. Norfolk, Newport News anu
all points South by the superb pow
- erful steel palace steamers New
- port News" Norfolk and wash
- ington,''on the folio wing schedule:
Southbound. Northbound.
Nv. wash gton 700 pm Lv Portsm tn. ~ pm
Nv. Alexandria 7:30 pm Lv. Norfolk. 6:iO pm
Ar tE Monroe $50 am Lv. Ft.Monroe :: y pm
Ar Norfolk. :. 1:'0 an. Ar. Aiexand'a 6:t9 am
Ar Portsln'th. 8:0V sm Ar. Washgton u: U am
Visitors to Chamberlin' new hotei'
- "Thc Hygeia,'' and Virginia Beach
- Will find this the most attractive
- route, insuring comfortable nights
- rest.
Large and luxurious rooms heated
- by steam and fitted throughout with
= electric lights, Dining room service is
- la carte. nd is supplied from the
- best that the ma rkets of w ashingtOn
- and Norfolk afford.
- Tickets on sale at u s. Express
- office, Sl7 Pennsylvania avenue; 513,
- 619, 1421 Pennsylvania avenue; b.
- & o. ticket office, corner 18th street
- and New York avenue, and on board
- steamers, where time table, map, etc,
= ca n also he mad.
Any other Information desired VIII
- be furnished on application To the IN
- dersigned at the conDanys wharf,
- foot Of 7th St, Washington, ID. q.
- Telephone No. T5o-
JN0. CALLAHAN, General Manager.
fe2S-m&su
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SITUATIONS wASrED-MALE.

WANTED-By an unemployed TegiseeIe9i
drHg clerk, Uhirty-nine years OF age anu
twentySsren years e1psren1e peiran as n clerk % in
drug store. Address DRUG CLERk, uhis
Office. mn So-oC
WANTED-Marine engineer and uiachnist
desires position in office building; Ia
,uiiiar with electrical work. CpMpE-
TENT. this office. mh2S-3t
wANTED-Situati by young man to
represent reliable firm, building line pre-
rerred Address BUILDING, this office.
wANTED-By gentleman, q years, posi-
ton Of any Kind, where living salary
is paid; experienced salesman. COMPE-
TENT. this office. 1t
STUDENT, colored, viii wait for board
in boarding House CT private family; good
refs JAMES. this office 1t
WANTED-Competent pension clerk, OF
large experience, desires position: best
refs. CONRAD, this office. mh21-6t
WANTED Place as waiter or butler, by
coloreo maa. L 81 4 ION st. NV. mh2I-3t
WANTED Place as waiter, coachman, or
clerk in store, by white man. 81 10Th
st NV mh27-3t
WANTED Position; years experience
as four-in-hand teamster Address f.
" L., tins office. NM I-9C
MUTATIONS NSwANTED-EE
WANTED-Wnl some kind hearted gen
tleman give a refined widow WORK III his
ofrlce or housekeeping; refs. Address
Mrs. &. K, this office. III
WANTED-Young lady will give S25 and
Slu monthly 10 anyone securing her po-
sition in new library paying her small sal
AIRY. Address IRIS, tins office. mh2S-3t
wANTED-SewIng by the day or week; by
fIrst-cIasS dresSnmker: terms reasonable
NJ N
IL
WANTED-By competent uressmaker,
dreSSmaking at home, or sewing out by
day or week; references. 234 ST.
NV. II
WANTED-A place as general house
worker; good references. HENRIETTA
JOHNSON, No. AGO st. NV. IL
WANTED Situation by experienced lady
stenographer and typewrGer; ,n;s Gsfion reis fur-
mh2S-3t
wANTED-A chambermaid. white pre-
ferred: for two sleeping rooms: work
can be done any hour during the day
Address TWO ROOMS. this office. 1t
WANTED Families; boarding g-house or
gentlemen's washing to do at home by
first-class laundress. Cali or address
LAUNDRESS, 2014 Florida ave. NV 1t
wANTED-A middIe-aged German widow
wishes TO FIND work for waitress, nurse,
chauhernlaid, or by day. Please can
Zcl st. NV, MISS HUNGERBUHLER,
1t
WANTED Washing and ironing to do for
gentleman ll22 LIST ST. Item |
AN up-IO-uate mIlliBer would Ike 10
make engagements with ladies' at their
homes to MAKE or renovate their hats and |
bonncts. Address NJ. L. d, this office
Item
wANTED-By young lady, position as
typewriter and bookkeeper. Address 30 |
l1th st. Sc. mh27-3t
WANTED - Place as chambermaid, general |
house work, cook, or nurse, by white and |
culored women. 1914 10th st. NV.
mh27-3t
WANTED-Place hy Tirst-Glass cook; VIII |
not object to small laundry. l4lS Sth |
ST. nw. mn26 81. .em
WANTED BY two girls, general house |
work and Chambermaid, city references. |
1o26 2lst st. NV. mh26-3t
WANTED-Washing and ironing done at |
home for hotels. boarding houses and |
cafes 121 Sd ST. Sw. mh26-3t
WANTED-Place by young white girl as |
child's nurse. Address MARY, 124
b ne. mh26-3t
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WANTED white, sin gle man. who can
milk and work around dairy: refs; re
quired. Apply TO c. j. CUSACk, 2316
Cbamplain ave. NV. mh26-3t
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wANTED-ColOred singers and dancers;
i.suSt he very bright: To travel VITA show
company. and neat and refined. and know
how 70 act: ladies, answer quick, with
phuto and stamp: state lowest salary,
iis PAY no iahcys; 80 don ask for it;
your eX pcnSes paid after you join company.
Address o. lADROON OPERA CO, 3l35
Howard st, Baltimore. Md. 1t
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WILL furnish cooks, cfambermaids, but
lers GIlYers and all kinds of help 10 leave
the clJv FOR the summer. lT1I llUh ST.. NV
mh27-36
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uEI.p yraNTED-FENALE

wASTED-At once, experienced sales
lasIlt-S IL ti8e uiliiinerv deiIl tilIcnt cah .lC
once BON TON, 72S 7th ST mh2S-3t
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Morning and Sunday Times Csc. q month.
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PERSONAL.

ABOUT your bust, ladies-The Vic Datur
is Guaranteed to develop any part or
thirty DAYS. Address THE VIo DATUR,
1881 and 1888 broadway, New 9ork
City. mh2S-ot
PROF. CLAY, CIairvoyant; tells business,
love affairs, losses, etc; reunites sepa-
rated husband, Wife, sweetheart or filenqsi
removes spells; fee 80 cents. 10 TO 1o
daily. 4SS ii st. sw- mhz'-St
GYPSY UEIN-Furtune teller; ladies,
5Uc.: :gentIemen 81 mo sIgnD. Removed
TO l2lE Ii 81. NV. ma 2b-I t-efn
DANCING-Papils desired by lady teach
ers; terms 81. any hour; lessons 80;
evening class So; refs. Address QUICK
METHOD, this office. meh25-1t,em
NINE RETTA, medium for spirit messages;
sittingS, 25c. 623 18th st. NV.
NH 24-7t-eru
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NOW that the warm weather Is coming
and you will want q new suit, YOU
would he greatly pleased and surprised
To see the fine custom made suits. slightly
worn. at very low figures JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, 6l9 ID st NV mh23- It
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WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS. 81: Hair Mat
tresses, So. Hair Mattresses Ieuade. 81.
SMITH = BACON, MfIs., I223 Ith ST. nv.
mh2S-7t
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SALE OF DRY GOODS and notions at
private sale to dealers for few days.
auction, Wednesday, March 81. 1910 4th
St NV. mh27-3t, EN-
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WALL PAPER-If you want your rooms
papered cheap. all the paper viii cost
is . cents piece, ON the wall G. c.
SILENCE, PIT q st. ne. mh2S-7t
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TAILoR-MADE suits, So; silk waists,
$3.50 ol1 st, over bicycle store.
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FOR SALE-A five-room cottage, at
Brookland: near the station; only 81 200;
terms to suit the purchaser. GRACE NJ.
THOMAS. 100 Corcoran Building.
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WANTED-Ladies $500 IN gold free.
Cut this ol1 and save it This ad. may
not appear again. Who can form the
greatest uuIntv.r or words from the letters
In ~Endeavors?" You can make twenty or
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wANTED-Industrious colored Toy TO at
Iend TO morse and Earden- Apply Sun
ORy to Mr. WAKEFIELD, Albemarle St,
bet Chevy Chase cars and 1enleytown.
Item
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MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-HIGHEST Cash PRICE PAID
FOR OLD GOLD AND SILVER
SMALLEST AND LARGEST AMOUNT
bought; Old and new jeweiTy. watches.
spoons, dentist gold,
MUIILATED COINS. TEETH PLATES.
And PA TISGM FEKD LOEW ENSTEiN
GDlr and Silver. o1G O ST. NV. OPP
PATENT OFFICE fe-T.Iyr
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LOST.

LOST-Large red pointer. chain on collar
broken. Reward il returned to II Fl
st NV mh2S-3t
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For SAlE-STRURRAN.

FOR SALE-At Herndon, Va, within SO
rods OF station, new l0-room house. with
6 acres of land. or less, fruit; Sprlng' run
ming stream through place; a bargain;
terms to suit TOM this office. 1t
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Y x. y.-Late; come this week; sameday,
hour and place Its
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WANTED-FARMS.

WANTED--To buy. piece CT property
ON so,ith s,Ge6f tIr.t Nt.44iN. dress
this Office. mcL1, -ot ,enl
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InDTe WUTls. we feel sure, aHu II YOU 10
you viii receive a good reward. Use no
letter unless found in the word. Use no
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HELP WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

FEMALE.
HE'LL furnished free OF charge. 1T17 lIth
st. NV. mh27-7t
Cos NFiDENTtAL servants furnished: iTn-
mediate send postal. JONES' EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY, No. 1914 10th st. NV
nfh21-.it
RANIED-Cooks, general house workers,
waitels, drivers, porterS, chamhermaids
nurses, boys, farm hands, gardeners, laun-
dresses. iaultors, watchmen, engineers. fire
men: qUic6es5 place 10 get work. SHAC-
KLEF0RD. :zT l1th st. NV. fnil2T-- -,
i SELECT your help free of charge. Send
postal TO MRS MOORE. 306 G st NV
mh26-5J
WANT ED--Seyeral good CanvaSSers for
era yun an.l pastel portraits: liberal terms.
COSMOPOLITAN ART Co, 913 Il ST. NV
mh26-3t
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT-Desk room; large window; on
St: bright and cheerful; So per month.
Apply Room 4, 631 + st. 1t
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FOR SALE-At Brookiand, a weII-Iccated
lot, only $3.50; 7-Icom house, S2.5O0.
easy terms GRACE NJ THOMAS, 100
CoTcoran Building. mh26-3t
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12
ALASKA PR CES.
Coffee Che Dollar and Whisky
 SIX Bits a Drink.

Tie Yuma Sun publishes letter ftcm Charley Meadow-, who is en route u Dawson City, in whicn letter Charley says:
 "Liquor at tix it's a drink, meal S2 each, horse-hoe nails as high g. < 1 each, haritack at J0 c. nts cake, coffee from 9 cents to $l per cup, are about the ruling prices, ro y"u can see the Dutchmau's ger cent is not in it. One Of my men gave T1.jo for a cup of co flee on a special occasion, , end we csmped one night above tim Der line where stoveUo q cost Sl n stick. Several times I have bee" compelled to refu-e men sleeping 2 room in my tent at s each for a nights lodging.
 "With cur five { ns Of supplie-, compo-ed principally of a tain. outfit with which int ni to Go tuei- ness with the Tn ians at Lakc Ta-i, h, we hay moved ju.t % miles in three weeks"
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12
kLONDYKE. \ iZ ,NA.
4 New NiA,uG Camp in the
 Arayai:a District.

Parties in ToGlh.tons from AravaiFa state lha' con. iIeraule mining activity r- uot.d iu that sectiur. At rbo Gru.d Reef property work Is teIng pushed, and proaa,.y goo people or ;n, r" aye now at the new camp called ki rd> l.e. The inhle Mountain Co. have l-0 n e, On the pay Tol!, and are prCptiiug 70 put up extensive ma. chiuery. Two immense boilers and ngtnes Lave alf. a6y srriTed at Will cox and are Eeady to be transported to the miuos.
 The new townsite has been laid out and tents are pitched about. Saloons have opened mp for business in ents, and :wo sores gre already on the Y onnI Klrndy le is enjryine a copin, and the toyu has every prog .'e, O. becoming bustling mining city. Verify Cpchi;e cJuuty and this -ecuon of ArizO'a is experiencing a mining revival. Each mining succs-e is serving 10 attract capita! and min ing mor. are beginning to turn tl.Ir attention to the baurer mining coanty of tie Territory. Many more opportunities are tut awaiting the magic touch of capital, and many pro7pec's oi merit worthy of ihvos'i- sntiom az" here to he presented tu tn '-" interested 10 develop them intn ur nII..Lr-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12

The hospital p,ri' nt Nho stole onnt articles, etc. rom the Eo-pi'al as men;i q in the PE1sPECT R ras given<h ais liberty yesteriay. Tn" un- phine fenp and i' tran-p'res Il; { In some manner he cUrei son 2 merphiCs ard took dose much larger than he was accustomed L" using. The efT-c's nf |. c4us d his mind to wander and act a- he did, even refusing t. eat for two days. He is again sll right and promising to do better, h" was not pros cuted for petit larenry
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12

Editor Jno. C. F. :dy, Of the CaIIfor- mia Record, Is a vi-itor ;n Tombstone and a ylsssant caller st the PR HECTOR fiicr. The Record under ihe editorial management ef NIT. Eddy i- one of the b ish,est ru.na's in the Golden Stat, is specific in purpose and fearless in ulterance, and one of our most valu | exchanges. NIT Eddy is en route to Guayma-, and stopped eff 10 see the c.ty with the sepulchral came
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12
AlIEM!'rED HGLn tP.
Meat q Warm Reception One
 of he Robbers Killed.

f,cm partics who arrived in Tomb stone this morning from oiut. in this county on the S. r. ,ci oIt ,hst c n-il-rntiA Cxcitvmcnt was ha,! amor Z tne west bound passengers lat night. he cause of tii- wa- an at tcmp:e huii-up ar Sj ein5 Pass high waynl, n iatin. charc" of the trnin and irving 10 iun things to s.;t tncu selves.
 From what Vait cular> is had i. is learned that band oi rob,.efs nun = boring fiv, or six totried the $ r. wet bound passenger at S.ien's Pass. about g r. IT,, a.tr covering the eug:Deer, a run was made some q s- tance ai stop male. An a''Cm; t was mad. tu rub the eXpre-- car but the guards, now regularly carried on the trnins, ",re prepared to make A re. i-tarco. A iu->ildtp q shoe were fir ty the rnhher-. The guards stuoI their ground and r'tIrn'd the fire. One of the rohb-rs wa Si,l, d and the others being thus t-Ca.ed t. such surprise and evIdeutly bins novices &. the busina.s, ai-o se.ing they were at 2 di,a!vlnrage and ever advance mcsut death. they ~is.ls conclDpi d ,n qIit, which they did without securing any booty whatever The pa. senger- were not molcs' ed. Shortly aft th- at'emptel hoIinp the tram continued on its journey. The dead .bber is known and iienti- fie a. Ed. Cullen. He was believed to have been the leader of the r. bber-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12

The orange crop of Southern Cali fornia last year sm,unted to over 1000 carloads, and for the coming season it i- estimated at about F eco carloads.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12

The schoul fund was eunch q to the extent ol S2n last Light in Justice Dunca .'s c,nrt. A fine Of Si0 each being in,po cd upon ;wo fighting men. In each case the fine wa- paii.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12

MT. Jas. Kirk one of Tombs,one's pioneer ci,lzens but for many y9ar> now located in Mexico engaged in mining is visitor to his old stamping groupd and shaking hahd4 with macy old friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12

The Pima In.ien- rai-e anu ually about 3,010,O00 pounds O wheat. mos nil of winch Is ground into four at the government li)uring mil located at Sscaton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12

Work will probably be commenced or the Prescott aud Seuthenstrrn railroad to Big ing abou, th' first of the yesr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12

Judge Davis, C urt R-purtrr Weed and A-si-tGnt Clerk 4. C. Bc-na'd leave tonight for Tucsnn. Court vii! convene again Tuesday morning, tn which time a6lournmsnt will b. taken.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12

". M Nnri, uf PhOeniX, ex, ects tO realize $500 this year from a 25-ncre range grove.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12

The cansigre ot tine 1rcsCn experi- mental farm look very w I, il is said, and would indicate that th-- cuitiva- ton of the tuber Is success.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12

Walter lliii, C. tLocurS, h.s ccn- trac;s for the crops of ten d,nert nt orange sroyea il the Sat k yer valley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12

DipatheIia .! trtlt-hant typ las male is app ararce in Asiveoa and vicinity, in Pim. colrty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12

MEric"pa county ha' r'celvtd $2,43o from the leasing of school !ard-. Of which S4J0 was received in November.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12

He rich ilsc-r grounds in the moGutai"s near Maricepa are to Le work q by an indiantroli. syudic te Wat-r, the lack of which has hereto- lore prevented the development of the diggiug-, will be conveyed 10 the place in i,pe'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12

Mi,s Aumie Fink. the petty young impr.tu tor who has ut,ainet many rail- rnai passes and otfser favor- hy IT tending [ he d ai nnntp, should not be prosscut-d. This thing of keeping still -h. ul! be encouraged amoi z w0meh.-T Temge N.ws
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-12-12
Ii!Gii IiAi ORDINANCE Prohibited in Tucson Places
 oi Amusement.

Tie Tucson City Council passed au ordinance rroh.hi ing the wearing 0! hats, bonnet or other head covering except skull caps, lace -carf- or ot''r clos' Hitting head co, eriug, in rhenter or other plare- Of pnb!ir amusement within building, and imposing fine and imprisonment for so doing. Tine only place lady can now display htr pet headgesr in Tucson where thor. there is an audience, within build ing, is in church, as that is not con siicIed q pace Of amusement. The Citizen incliuss to t'ie opinion that chuicE-going by wearer- of mirncu- lnus honn,t- may under the new ordi- nance become more general It nl-O directs atrertinn 10 tie habit of Tue son men of rpit'ing on the foCr, aI sl asks fer Irui'ihItO:y ordinance. Or, the " n" Tnc-"n l. imp 0 ing