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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18

Many lives under the needless infiiction of indigestion, nervousness, constipation, and general weakness, and endure the con- sequent loss of health without considering how easily the cause of all this illness might be remedied.
 Needful nerve and tissue nourishment Is at the bottom of ali permanent building up of the health.
 Paine's celery compound looks out for the insidious weakening of the nervous sys- tem through malnutrition. It gives a healthy tone to the stomach, increases the blood supply, quiets and equalizes the irri- tated nerve action and promptly feeds the tissnes when the bodily vigor is at its low est ebb and should not be further taxed
 The only cure, therefore, for rheumatism, neuralgia or general debility that Is lasting in its good effects must rest on a radical cleansing of the blood and building up of the nervous tissues. All this best done by Paine's celery compound, because this re- markable remedy begins at the beginning, wherever there Is disease, and establishes the health firmly and beyond any fear of Slling back.
 Nine worn out person who cannot sleep should ta e Paine's compound. It Is folly to imagine that every hour taken from sleep Is an hour gained. Nothing under mines health and energy like loss of sleep. The nervous system suffers as much from lack of sleep as from lack of nourishment.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
YaYapai County:

A. D. Lewis WAS iu town yesterday from his Mountain View mine, Mt Union, on which mine he has 30 feet oI deveIopmsnt york showing a P inch vein of unusually rich free gold ore. He brought in about 12 pounds of ore from the mine. The ore IS fairly knitted to- gether with wire gold, which projects from the surface in glittering array. This ore is said to be worth S40,OOO per ton. A piece of this ore is on exhibition at Hotel Windsor. Prescott Courier.
 A crazy mar Is said to be roaming the hills in the neighborhood of Hudson's say mill. The man had been working as the mill, and acted queeFly for some time. He asked for dose Of pille, took them ard fled 50 the hills. Man are out hunting for him.-Prescott Courier.
 The Prescott foot ball team received a challenge from the Indian team yes- terdsy evening for game at Phoenix on Than ksgiving dey.-JournaI Miaer.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18

Both may be supplied and healthy condi- tion insured by using Paine's celery com pound.
 Tie stay and staff of sound health is well nourished and we'll regulated nerves Suf- ferers from sleeplessness, nervous dyspepsia or headache may be sure that every reser- vOir of nerve force has been tapped and exhausted by work, worry, too little slssp, or faulty nourishment because of gbr digestion and assimilation As soon as such signs of nervous exhaustion are mo- ticed. shahzy hands. broken sleep, poor ap- petite, wasting diseases, neuralgia or dys- pepsia, take advantage of the remarkable restorative and regulating action of Paine's celery compound.
 Nervous disorders increase in a sort of compound ratio. 1t Is a thousand times easier to put stop to nervous debility in its earlier stages than later on to correct nerve and brain exhaustion that may com plicated by heart, kidney or some other or ganic trouble
 Paine's celery compound must not be confounded with any of the plausible sounding, but really temporary makeshifts, whose cures are never permanent nor thor ouSh going, and only bring deferred hopes that make the heart sick. Paine's celery compound is the greatest nerve and brain invigorator and most reliable blood purifier the world has ever been blessed with.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

by the fumes. The arrival of MF. Kuen- osF probably saved her life Dr. Early was huFrisdly cslled iD and soon had the good lady restored to her normal condition .-MOhdUe M6ner.
 Judge J. M. Murphy left for San Francisco last Thursday evening for the purpose of closing deal on Mohave county mining property. It is rumored that he will make sn effort to do some thing with the McCFseken mines, the best known properties on the Pacific coast. The mipee embraced in the Mo Craoken groupe produced nearly four million dollars from surface ores and today are without doubt the richest veins of silver ore on the continent MOhQUe Miner
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18

The Rev. James Boyd Brady, pastor oi the Peoples Temple, Boston, presIdes over the destinies of the largest Methodist church in the country.
 Big, candid, Scotch-Irishman that he is Dr. Brady has built up the Temple inan- cially and numerically, and today he is the pastor of flock of TOO. Dr. Brady devotes himself with unfag- ging courage to anything he undertakes The chief characteristic of his ministry has been progress, in number, financial condi- tion and moral and spiritual growth. He Is man of plain, but vigorous words. So much has been said and written about Dr. Brady his work, his progressive methods, his eloquence and his power as minister, that the following letter from him will be con- vincing and helpful to many persons be- sides the large number who are every Sun day influenced for good by his powerful preaching He writes:
 BosroN, Sept. ?, 1897. Paine's celery compound. if widely and wisely used would relieve nervousness, soothe restleSsness, reduce esiekness,strength- en the body, invigorate the mind, and add years of happiness to life.
 JAMES BOYD BRADY,
 Pastor Peoples Temple. The man or woman who does not take time to get well will sooner or later have to take time to be ill
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
Pima County:

Sheriff Leather wood, on his recent Drip to Sonora, met Fred G. Hughes in Hermoeillo, and the latter accompanied him ss far as the NogaIes custom house on the Sonora side on his return, but positively declined Colonel Roberts kind invitation to cross the line.- Tucson Star.
 MT. Hall, lately of Phoenix, has opened fish and game market next to Fslix's dry good store on Church street, which will bs known as the Wave. He will be ready to furnish Tucson all fresh game and ocean products, incIud- ing oysters. shFimpe. crabs and all kinds of fish. Also all kinds of cut flowers, beginning today. He will be ably ss- sisted by MY. Frank Hefiin, of Phoenix, who has had many years experience. - Tucson Star.
 Sheriff Lsstherwood returned yester- day from trip to she southern portion of the county where he went on official business. He also went to Hormosillo, Mexico, with extFsdition papers for the arrest of Fred Hughes. The Governor of Sonora refused to honos them on the grounds that according to the late treaty all such papers must come through the hands of She national gov ernment ah Washington before action could be taken. It is understood Sher- if LsstheFwood saw Hughes while ip Sonora but on account of the action Of the Governor of Sonora was powsrless A<
 Sylvester Purcell returned from his trip to the SilveFhill Mining Distrios, where he went to look after some min ing interests he has in that section. He reports that the Liberty and Goldtrees mines are In fine shape and still con tinue to be ss vaiusble producers as heretofore.-TecsonS Star.
 Captain J. H. Tevis returned yesteE- day from Bowie. While there he boad- ed two mines in She Chiricshus noun tains for s2,500; also smother in the same district for S5,OOO. A great i'm provsment in mining is taking place in that district on the ranges there Is plenty of grass and the stockmen are jubilent over the outlook. - Tucson Star.
 Prof. A. M. Parker, recsntly vice. president of the Throop Polytechnic Institute of Pasadena, Cal, arrived yes terdsy morning to take the position of president of the University. He spent she dsy yesterday in making himself acquainted with the situation here.
 
 President Parker has produced 6 very favorable impression on all whom he has mes.-Tucsog Star.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
From Tuesd=y s Daily.

From Tuesd=y Daily.
 MT. J. l.. R Rchards uho hss been ST invalid for some yesrs sUfferlre from ar
 nffsctIon of ths lungs snd other compli
 csticae, closed hie eyes this morning ei
 110 in the sleeps that knows no waking
 in the physical world. The deceased
 vas mem Der of the A. O. U. W. and
 Woodmen Tod a es under whose auspices
 the tuoerRl service will be held tomoF- row at 10 o'clock, spd the remains will
 be inferred n ths Double Butte ceme- tsry- He was also faithful member of the Chrisslen church and always exert ed his in nfuepce iu favor Of every good word sud wtrk He csms here from Mieeou:. aoms yssre since. and ouiis very ccntortsble and attractive res det ce in East Tempe. He bse been eaesgs1 in nero ntile business ip Tempe during portion ot ,f bis resid<pce here, when his health would permit, sf q in tis busi- ICES dsslngs gained the involuntary re- psct of all around blm. At the last
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
Don'f Tobacco Spit and Smoke YouI
 Life Away.

From Monday's Daily.
 Miss Ssylor is confined to her bed witt sn estsck ot fever.
 Gao. WeiRls shipped car of osttIs last night aud B. w. Mexwell shipped two cars.
 Dr. Hyde and wife have returned from California where they have been spending the summer.
 Just try 100. box of Casoarets, the finest liver and bowel regulstor ever made.
 A J. Pssers today ships two cars of wheat, one car os rolled barley and ona car of whole barley.
 J. E. Sturgeon has 6 portion of B bunoh o: 800 hesi Of cattle recently purchased in the Tonto country
 Mir. Ed RoteFse, 8 Oochise county cattlemau, IS visiting Ten pc. He is &C., oompanied by his w;fe end may locate hers.
 c. ? BorroVdsls haa started a men sgeris and museum in correction wlth his business. He has cn exhibition: a fine wildcat end xill consider offers if any one has elephsuts, ess serpeDte. girsffas or boa eonstricsoIs for Sale CT will trade fat oysters ard sReet candy for good specimens.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
EVERY HUMOR F59m ca9.F FFPPls5 RI 2 se5asala

Tnrss veFy important suits have been
 filed in the district Cours, one yesterday
 afternoon and two this afternoon. The
 suit filed last evening WAS by the Glen
 dale Fruit Company es al, asking that g
 receiver bs appointed for the 4 izona Canal Com pany and thss sn socountlc 2
 of the sff airs ot that company be made.
 The suits filed today were by the Chi
 csgo stock and bond holders of the same
 corporation asking for the appointment
 of receiver. It is learned that She affairs, foapcial, of that company are not in good condition and that g large
 sum Of money is necessary to be ex- pended to place that canal in good shere for the carrying of weter. Ia order to have this work done it has
 been deemed best by the stock acd bond holders that a receiver be appoint ed for the company and that the funds necessary fer the Improvements be zsis- ed through the msdium of receivers certificates which would ba a first lien on the property. The Chicago people ask that MF. W. J. Murphy, President of the Arizona Improvement Company,
 be named by the cours as receiver, ss he is deemed the best possible man for she position, having built and conduct ed the Effsirs of that com psuy since it's inception. Judge Street will hesr She application fog a receiver tomorrow morning st 9:30 when 1t is expected the prayer of the petitioners will be an sweEed.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
COcOnino County:


 Parties interested have waited lopl and patiently for the coneummstion o the deal long sgo commenced, whict occurred Tuesday of shis week, wher what is known es the Nellis group oi mines passed from the possession oi the first and original owners into he hands of Lom bard, GoodIe & O., ot Chicago This in connection with she trsnsfes of five other claims for the sum of twenty thousand dollars to New York partiss,is news which should glad den the hearts of every Cocouiuo resi- dent WilZidnas Neacs
 The hotel at the Grand Canyon uss closed last week aud the stage line has closed it's trips for the winter. The travel to the canyon for the past sum- meR has far exceeded that of any former one.-FZdgstaf Sun Democrat
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
Vim, Vigor, Vitality R ESTORE ED
 sFs 80 DAYS.
CANTON,s YITaLIzER
3oOD EFFEoTs AT ONCE.

Dess. EpeTmstorrhoea, Emissi Ors Tmpoteucy, Paresis, etc Gorreots Functional Disorders caused by errors excesses, quickly restorire Lost Manhood in old or young, giving Vjeo, and Strength where formerly weakness pre- vailed. Convenient package, simple. efeotuaI and legitimate. Cure IS quick and thorough.
 Don't be deceived by imitation nsisr on ( CAErO2'S VitaIiaars. Sent sealed if you- druggist does not have 1t. Price one dollar psr D n1ck nge, 5 for 8. wi6a written susrantes Of oo1u plere cure I'm nicrmat;on, eferences, esc.. rec aod confidential. Send us statement of ,ase and 25c for 7seel5s trial treatment One ,niy, sent to each person.
 CANTON MED. CO. BOSTON aAss.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18

regular town election he was chosen S msm bar of She council, bus the stsls of his heRlth prevented him fSc;p tekirP very sotiye pars io sown efsirs He spent the sumner in CaIiforU;s, Fecsiv- ing but little benefit sod for some tjme past bis life has been gently ebbir g away. tbe eod ccminG as 10 ~specisi surprise to his Intimate fr;epds- E. was always quiat and nacbuus,ve yet devoted 10 his principles sno sucb 9 man es every eomar5;tv kaE uss for and whose aem.s .se Is so be deplored by sli. Mr. R caa5ds leaves wife ard tve or thFse children to vhom the sympe- thy Of the community is extended.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
Household Gods.

The aocisnt Greeks believed that the the welfare and prosperity of the fam fly. They were worshipped as house hold gods in every home. The house hold god of today is Dr. Kings New Discovery. For consumption. coughs chest and lungs it is invaluable. It has been tried for quarter of 8 century and is guaranteed to cure, or money re turned. No household should be with ons this good angel. l. is pleasant tc take and safe and sure remedy for old and young. Fee tfisl bottles at The Phoenix Drug Store Co.,, and Ii. P. Chubb'e.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
DISBURSEMENTS.

" Which shows SAG II in the treasury upon my accepting the ofIics. Accord ing to the memorandum furnished the soliciting committee of the present Board by the former Secretary, sho ws ffay-six mem bers to this organization, while we have at the present time one hundred and ten mem bers: the highest number during the yesr was one hun dred and seventy eight, in the month of March of She present year.
 During my term of office 1 hsvs writ ten fourteen hundred and thirty -eigh ht thirty-one thousand pieces of literature ia response to inquiry.
 The following is list of articles and property belonging to end in the posses eon of the Chamber: 3 pysImids, 24e jars, l sign, roller top desk. ? offioe chairs, l large stand, 20 pictures in frames, los photographs, l window cur tain, 2 window shadss, l map of the United States, ? maps Of valley. 1 roll book, 1 minute book, 1 cash book. @aste basket, 1 Autograph stone, 2 dus seFe, 5000 printed envelopes, 30,0OQ leef- lets.
 PHoEN X, Ariz Nov. Is, 1897 To the Bodrd of Directors of the Phoe
 4ic Chamber of Commerce. GENTLEMEN:-We your 6osrcisl and auditing committee beg leave to report that '" have audited the Secretary s accounts and find the above correct
 s. D. LoUNT, Chairman.
 W. A. DAVIS,
 W DnRR1s
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
snneIhine to Knn1N.

IL may be worth someshipg to know bhat the very best medicine for restor- ing the tired out reFvous system to 8 healthy vigor is electric Bttters. This medicine ie purely vegetable, acts by giving tone to the nerve centres in the stomach, gently stim ulates the Liver and Kidnsve, and aids these orgsus in throwing eff impurities in the blood Electric Bitters improves the appetite, aids digestion, and IS pFOnounced by those who have trisd it es the vary best blood purifier end nerve torio. Try it. Sold for 50 rents CT S1 per bottle at Tie Phoenix Drne Store Go or NJ. P. Chubbs.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
S2OOOoo %

Economy: save 10 cents on package of cheap" baking powder and eat the cake. You couldn't do better-for your doctor.
 Sch1Illmgs 5 Best money-back baking powder is at your grocer's.
 sch1ing & Company
 San Francisco zooS
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18

Dr W. Msctin Of P4orFs.. luois, ST rived this morning with b.a w;fs end will spend ths winter in this city. The doctor has spent sh- past 5go w.nsera in this city aod oonsidsrs oar clima,e the best winter climate io ths vqorld
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
" H Si.s .ha P.esc,zr. t.,,,,.,.

". H $ Ssits, She Presc ,sa butei ? arrived s-~'- c 2 mornipg ~'sh cer- .os-i fl o-tsl- atash ie vii p'acs on CTS ur~ io ti.s '~.s. E. r'l: ~e'usa t3 Pc e -'-i rE with 8 cal Hs- os b--f n sS-'-
 Artir'.s ss:o.i Fe Nil wauk+ "A z~- rscrioe et a' in ing c .f peny ~ele n.eo ia the flee of She TsgritoriRi S-c.=. =.ery fofaV. he asa'sai stock E placed st S1 eco eco aad tbe p~ireinsl plsee if tusiress is Mil waakee, Wle.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
Tempe Department.
J. ". DORIS.

From Saturday s Daily.
 H. ". Maxwell will ship two cars of cattle tonight.
 Mrs. S. L. Gushrie has returned from visit in Illinois.
 Mrs. F. I. Titus returned from Gail fornis this morning.
 Al. Peters will ship two GETS of wheat and one csr of hay tonight
 The leet year students Of the Normal are preparing to give the new students a reception.
 M J, Forster returned this morning from Tucson. Arizona He says he wss surprised to lesFu by the papers that he was implicated in s marder up ID this country and thought he had bsster come home and see about it
 MF James HoImesly, formerly of Tempe, while out OF 8 hunting trip to what is known,es the "Bleok Diamond, /" Tontc Basin, wss bitten by mad sknnk on shs nose Tue animal had to ba cholxed to dssih before it would release it's held. This is the third per- son who has been bitten by hydropho- bic skunks thls year. MT. Holmeely started immediately for Chicago to take the Pesseur treatment, Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your
 Life Away.
 If you want to quit tobacco using easily and forever, be made well, strong, magnetic, full Of new life and vigor, take No-To-Bse, the wonder worker that makes week men strong. Many gain tso pound in tea deys Over 4O0,0 cured. Buy No-To-Bac troo, yonr oUp druggist, who will guaSeutee cure. Booklet and samples mailed free. Ad- dress Sterling Rsmedy O., Chicago OF New York.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18
MOhaye county:

Mrs. O. F. Kuencer had B Darrow es- ,spe fKom asphyzistion at her home in Kingmsn last Sunday morning. She wss using gasoline in the bath room and before she realized it she was overcome
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18

70 the Honorable Board of Directors Of
 the Ph0enfc Chamber Of Commerce. Your Secretary begs leave to submit the following as his report for the period between January 8sh, 1897 and November 18th, 1897.
 The present SecretarJ finds 70 re- cords covering receipe and expendit- uFes other than detached sheets of minutes of the Bosrd meetin2e follow ing she election of she present Board on Nov. 18th 1896, Previous to the laet mentioned date no records of any kind, OF minutes os any meetings wsEe found.
 RECEIPTS.
 Receipts from dues .......... $1O53 co Receipts from sale of desk I2 OOI Receipts from other sources. 11O. .75 Total receipts ............... II75. 75
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18

Remember you b
 buy direct rom enc Of the largest Cloth ,--@7757S U ing manufacturers ia 7,-- ts America SeS
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-18

We pay express charges and should you not feel satisfied we will resund the money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-03

the public welfare and the real intent
Of the voters.
|
DR.. Andrews Of Brown University is
between two presidential stools-the
presidential seat of the new Cosmo-
rolitan university and that Of the
Brown. But there is no danger Of his
falling between, as the Brown is more
than likely TO retain him.
The worst charge thus far made
against the new chief of police in
But why isn't this point in his
favor? He knows there is great
waist in the police department and he
| Is trying to reform II.
]
Uncle Sam either has bigger ships
than he needs or he ought to get docks
large enough to hold them while under
repair This sending Of all his naval
! fighting giants to her majesty's dock
at Halifax is becoming humiliatingly
monotonous.
| Some people wonder how. with silver
at such low price. numbers OF silver
{ producing mines are kept in operation.
The marked rise in the price Of ledd.
which is commonly mined with silver.
| gives the explanation.
| The non-partisan movement has an
excellent show in Provo. where the
leading political parties seem disposed
| to give 1t a trial. provided Il goodiy
portion OF tine people wish to do so.
|
A Gotham paper sought to draw at
| tentlon to the low mortality in New
| York city as n notable feature. but 1t
omitted the st" from mortality" The
main was hit just as squarely.
|
An English law decision is to the
effect that damages may be collected
from wilful liars. If such law pre-
vailed here a lot of claims could be col
lected from chronic creditors,
|
When President Barrios Of Guate-
| mala finds a troublesome politician in
his way, he treats him as snarling
| dog, and kicks him out, O. V. ex-Presi-
dent Nasquez Of Honduras.
-
ST., l.. 49, -, ;, -, A.. VA
'''N'N'N' 80 N''''' '''iN'i ''s'' 80 49,
! cal Record. That IL probably because
! the medicine takers hurry so fast to
the next world.
The new mcro-or organism to which
is ascribed the power of destroying
| typhoid bacillus has been named the
'micrococcus ghadialli." 1t ought to
be a killer.
- -
| ne "uNi'e nun ''ioSe ~ '''e N'oi'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-03

dom, according to the state papers In
her account as published she says:
II have never been inside a school,
house. Mrs. Tubbs made me do all the
work Of the place and ! had to do the
vineyarding too. along with the men.
They used to send me TO the saloons
for beer and / got thrashed with a
stick every day. ] often asked about
my father and mother. but they told
me that nobody had ever written from
England about me. SO | thought all my
people We're dead, Last week they sent
me away to Fresno in great hurry
and l wondered what was the matter
Then the officers came and told me
that kind people We're looking for me
and that / was never going back To
the vineyard any more, but would be
sent home to England ! was SO hap
py that l cried for n long time. l
thought before that that would be u
slave girl all the rest of my life"
The san Francisco papers say
that the authorities have been
working for e>ht months to
secure the girls freedom. The
statement Of this little girl
which probably is true--and the ac-
counts Of the case In the California
papers viii go TO Great Britain and
elsewhere, and with what result? The
idea Will be conveyed that not only is
slavery possible, but is common con-
ditlon in that state. \ few exceptional
instances, partially result of official
neglect, can do inoalculable damage TO
a great commonwealth. as is being
done now to Callfofnla's reformation.