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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-27

Pane's celery compound creates a wholesome
demand for food, and disordered stomach
and cosiive bowels.
For all ailments and weaknesses that have grown
out of defects of nutrition, such rs nervousness
loss of strength, thin and pale blood. loss Of
weight and lowness of spirits, Pane's celery com
pound Is the legitimate and logical 1t over
comes loss Of nervous power and lessened power
to digest food, by generously feeding the nerves
and regulating their action 1t banishes that con-
tinual tired feeling by cleansing the blood of clog
ging impurities, and by stirring the kidneys and
other purifying organs to healthful activity.
Pane's celery compound has cured many and
many cases Of dyspepsia sleeplessness, disorlered
liver and stomach trouble that had puzzled l,hysi-
Clans and the outcome Of which seemed hopeless.
Many obstinately dyspeptic persons have gotten
rid of every distressing symptom by its invisorat
ing help. Grave general defects Of nutrition that
have shown themselves in wasted condition.
weakness and loss of strength have repeatedly
yielded to this remarkable remedy.
The worn face that attests loss o; SLEEP soon
loses its haggard appearance the nervous sys-
TEN gets nourished by Paine's celery compound;
the accumulation of aches and pains vanish, the
blood grows ruddy and abundant and the mind
shares in the well-being felt all the body.
Paines celery compound should be taken by every
person run down or nervous ic1f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-27

Iioh OF Bra after black plays Kt-o3 i'm
the Ruy Lopez opening Black renuisad
the attack and was pawn ahead. wien he
commenced premature alta TX and 81. We
the captain a chance To win, but the Latter
was snort or time and overlooked the y in
niiIS IhoIe' ana at adjournment Mr.. Walker
appeared TO have an easy win Tho game
was 1uli of interesting situations and both
players exerted themselves to the utm,,si
They have now got down to hard work End
some excellent games are expected.
Inc score of the fourth game of the
match will be found below. White could
have easily won oy checking with knight on
Move thlrty-ninth. and winning another
pawn. He had a draw thereafter nv pR1
on his fifiy-third move, and again by PIP
on his iifty-eighth move Blacks thir-
teenth move was imposed as a penalty for
touching his adrersary's piece which could
not be captured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-27
Fat Folks. Attention.

\ COMPLETE LINE OF LORING'S
Obesity Preparations and Flesh producing
netlicines always hand. Orders taken
for LCriISs Obesity Bands. Lady attend
ants MERTZ'S MODERN PHARMACY,
cor ard IIth sts wifi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-27
Results of a Runaway.

A horse attached to light wagon, the
property of John II. Campbell of 20S I'd
street southeast, ran away. late yesterday
afternoon and collided with an electric
light pole on Pennsylvania avenue between
Sd and 4th streets southeast.
The driver, Thomas Croxton, was thrown
with considerable force against the pole
sustaining painful injuries about the head
and body. He was removed to Providence
Hospital for treatment.
The horse was caught by Policeman
Tyser. 1t will require the expenditure OF
about $40 to repair the damage to the We
hce
Mr.. w. B. MundelIe, champion checker
player of the District, defeated MIR. Bokee
champion of Baltimore, in match at the
latter city last Saturday. The sitting
lasted about five and half hours during
which tWenty-six games were played, Mr..
MunGelle winning ten, Mr.. Bokee six and
ten being drawn. return match. to be
played in this city, was talked OF, but the
date not arranged.
Want" ads. in The Stare pay because
they bring answers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-27

In the checker tournament at the WASH
ington Club Mr.. Mundelle continues in the
lead ard Mr. Pedal is second. The follow
ing are the scores 10 date:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-27
A STAGE BIEAUJ7TV
REDUCED IN FLESH AND MADE WELL AND
MORE COMELY BY DIR. EDISON'S OBESITY
PILLS AND sALT-READ WHAT MSS SADIE
STEPHENS SAYS OF THIS TREATMENT.
DON'T BE FAT AND SICK IN HOT WEATHER.

'.walpols Mass. Eau. 81. 1897. Messrs. Lorlug
& Co. Gentlemen: During the past month have
been taking Dr. Edison's Obesity Pills and Salt
for reduction in weight, also for shortness Of
breath. and fni that they have done ali that is
Gdv ertscd. Singing does not fatigue as 1t used
to Before taking the Pills and Salt, and find the
great reduction in weight las improved my health
IN many ways Ny duties the stage are such
that increase in weight would have prevented
Use Of the Pills aid Salt, readily do without
discomfort
The following Is from Mr.. George G. Shredder,
OILS and Gas. Gas Appliances. Light. Fuel and
Power, 1874 9th st. NV. Washington. DC:
''Messrs. Lorinc & Co. Gentlemen: used you.
remedies known DIR. EdiSon's Obesity Treatment,
consisting of DIR. Edson's Pills and Salt and Dr.
Edson's Obesity Band. to reduce. IL possible my
surplus weight. In six weeks lost from their use
~ lbs in weight, coming down from $50 to as
lbs consider it legitimate treatment and eff
cacious as you recommend Ii to be, and You have
my consent TO make public of this statement
Obesity Salt, 81 bottle: Obesity Pills. 81 so a
bottle. THESE GOODS ARE KEPT In STOCK BY
LEADING RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
Written guarantee to refund the price IL Dr.
EdiSon's Obesity Pills Obesity salt are taken rs
directed without good results Write to our NEW
YORK MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or our CHICAGO
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT for aS-ice about yo;Ir
ottsity or any other disease Be write il
ruptured- Best truss ard reatment ever devised
II cures Send letters and orders to Loring 4 Co.
General Agents for the United States. To insure
prompt reply mention department., and use only
TIE nearest address, We send free How to Cure
Obesity"
LORING & CO., DEPT. 8.
NO ~ WEST ODD ST. NEW YORK CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-27

Medical men are to be envied; IL they
do not. we preserve dead silence.--Iife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-27

Want" ads. in The Stare pay because
they bring answers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-27
DefeetIvei System.

The Secretary dev0fes a long chapter in
his report to the question of the personnel
He tells in detail Of very grave faults of
the present SYSTEM, and states that he has
appointed beard to consider the whole
subject and repon1tos Congress. He thinks
that it is desiEables1 that the President
should have the riEhtao appoint ten cadets
at large each year, land makes a strong
plea for authority toe Increase the force of
enlisted men to correspond to the increase
III the number ofnavHi vessels.
The departing MT 1hetsays, has under con-
sideration, in theFintefest of economy. the
substitution of electrical power for the
present method ofpoWer distribution in the
navy yards.
Secretary Long pays a tribute to the
working of the civil service system in the
navy yards, saying that hardly one of the
complaints n ade against the navy yard
methods of employment has proven to be
well grounded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-27
Government Powder Factory.

A cordial Endorsement is given to the sug-
gestion of the chief of the ordnance bureau
that the government establish and operate
its own powder factory, and estimates are
submitted for this. as well as for the pur-
chase of a reserve supply Of powder which
Is said to be absolutely necessary.
Progress has been made under the bureau
of ordnance in arming our vessels in keep
ing with their increase in number. 1t ap-
pears from its report that all the guns.
547 In number, required for the main bat
teries of the modern ships Of the navy
have been completed except those for the
five battle ships now under construction
and for the Hartford. These gums, how
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-27

The match of six games between Ja-
aowsk and Walbro6t resulted in a tie. each
scoring three games. In playing off Tie tie
Janowski won two games straight, and,
consequently, the match.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
Vim, Vigor, Vitality EST ED
 EN so DAYS.
B " Nfo-
 CANTOE'S VTTALIZER
HOOD EFPNnrs AT ONCE

Cures General or Special Debility, Wakeful- ness, SpermatorrhoeS Emissions. Impotenoy. Faresis, etc. Corrects Functional Disorders caused by errors excesses. quickly restoring Lost Manhood in old or yours gisipg TiSc- and Strength where formerly weakness pre- vailed. Convenient package. simple. effsotusi and legitimate. Cure is quick and thorough.
 Don't be deceived by inlitat;ons, -Dsist on CANYONS Vitalizers. Ssnt sealed if your druggist does not have 1t. Price one doiIa- per package, for $5, with written guarantee of complete cure Information, references, etc, free and confidential. Send us statement os case and 25o for week'5 trial treatment. 0esa only, sent to each person.
 CANTON MED. CO.,. BOSTON MASS.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02

look prosperous, at least they wear good clothes and live we'll. Ar and Mrs James Breslin live close to the mill in comfortable house. W B Clark Is running the Dixie mill on ore from the Fortune. This prop erty has depth of 15O feet. Alto gesher there are 65O feet O: drifts from bhis shaft James Glideweil Is the enterprisipR 2 caterer to the wants of the camp. MT Glidewell is located bsIow the Dixie mill
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
Interesting Paragraphs.
From Wednesdax,sDailY.


 WANTED-To know the whereabouts of J. A Wilson, who oams from Con gFess to Phoenix about A pril lst Any information will be thsnktully received by L.. Bennett, Phoenix Other pspeIs please copy. 92I The 9Famm mar schools Of this city will open CD the 13sn of next mouth, but it will be week or more later before the hieb school will convene, az 1t will be impossible to complete she work of pre- pairing the new high school building for the reception of students by that time. President Howard Billmsu, ot the University of Arizona, expects to be iD Phoenix at the Com mmer cial hotel, Thursday and Friday, August 26sh ard l 27th, and will be vary gled to confer with any young ladies or young gentle men who may contemplate entering the University in September.
 The Board of Supervisors and the committee of the City Council yeeter- | should be opened to the public Ra soon | as possible and work will begin on that street in about two weeks. All obstruc- | bions will be removed and the canal covered wish heavy plsnkipg.
 Griebel & Ssambaugh are making special prices in eummer wash goods. Gail on them.
 There is slight friction between the Probate court and she insane ssy ium The opium fsnd tried in the Probate court yesterday afternoon was adjudged insane and ordered committed to the asylum. This morning Superintendent Hsmblin ssnt word to the Probate Judge that the man was uos inssne and should not have been sent to his institution {. The matter has been adjusted and the man will remain there until communion tiou can bs had with the father who, it is tboughs. will take charge of him.
 Two hobos were arrested last night by the police snd sentenced this muFn- ing to thirty days in the chain gang. One of them was given meal ticket at she Gardiner flour mills and followed by the man who gave i6 to him The hobo continued to beg for a meal aud sue oeeded in securing several two bit piecss from k,ng hssFted pedestrian. He then went icto n gam bli.g saloon and lost what money he had begged playing cFepe. They are boah protes- sionale and have no terror of the cham gang.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
OHILD:s AID ASSOCIATION.
Prompt Payment of Claims.

Aug. 1S, 1851. Judge 1T. 1T. Reno. Manager Child s Aid Association of Phoenic, Ariz DEAR S1R:-I have this day re receiveG check from the ghAd's Aid Assoois tion in paymen5 of my uis.ui er'sir 2 through the Csrsitic ite issued to nay son Enos Rsdden.
 You will please accePs my thanks fos the prompt, cour5eou4 and businesslike manner ID whioh you have dealt with me in this matter.
 The plan of she Cai;d's Aid AsspcIe- tioa Is ths boat I nays svsr kaownby which parents can endow iheir chuid zen or the chile en can e0d1@ thsm selves and by p-vroante so smali that they ara not q i'll ,uit |" a'4aJ by ary one. Respectfully. J k REDDEN
 9 \
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02

asanorf.-s5 S,~:1.~ sserAid oS Pheni1 Pi5is Guaranty and Abstract Co.
 Aug. 24. Rapare " W-esoesF declares home stesd velusd at $500 on " E of W E of ne Ii sec 30, l D. Sc. VII James to O rela Goodwin deed lot 12, blk 4, Goldman's Add; S20. Joel E Shrine and wife to Joseph R Ssaudsge, deed 1a of " E, lot 6, blk 3 Mesa; S5.
 Wesley Trevets So F l. Drew, deed lot 4, heTmosa Tract; $500.
 Aug.25. James L Walker to J s Vaulindle < Go, bill ot sale 5-ssemp mill, gas engine, machinery, etc; S45S. J A Moore to est of D J Edwards, de- ceased, dsed und 1z int in Edwards mine; S1.
 Guy Bennets So Saddle D Bennett deed lots 2, {, 6. 8, blk I, Bennett Place; S1.
 Aug. 26. John Montgomery and wife to John deed, lot ', blk ', Moutgo- mary Addition. SI05
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
A HousehoId Necessity.

CsscaFets Candy Cath aTtic, the most wonderful medical discovery of the sge pleasant and refreshing to the taste, ac, gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, cure headache, fever, hsbi- tual constipation and biliousness. Please buy and try box of c. 0. o. to- day; 10, 25. 50 cents. Sold and guran seed to cure by all druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
Buokien.s arnlc. salve.

The bsst Ssivs ia the wnrid for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum Fevsr Sores, Tatter, Chapped H sods, Uauo'slns. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, end positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guarsn' teed to givs psrfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 9 cents box, For safe by Keystone Pharmacy and the Phoenix Drug Go.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
LETTER LIST
Unclaimed Letters in ehe Post Ofh ot at Phoenix, Arizona, Aug.
 o4fh. 1SQz.

Unclaimed Letters in ehe Post ofioe
 at Phoenix, Arizona, Aug.
 24th, 1897. Abbott, Ches Adeam, Miss Aukie Bressno, PFof Carl Osrkens, G K ohsmberlin, ,Chas D Clifford, O2 Davis, Henry Field, J Gardner Hal, E J Hill, John Inglesen, Lawrence Hellohsn, John B Howard, Mrs " B Holbrook, E D Johnson, Ray H KropeF, G P Levi, Ch8s Lewis, Polly Mcclellan, Thos Messenger, Chas Mengle, John Murray, Jim Pans, G K Price, Mrs Carrie Roe, Robe Robert, Mrs Lao.a Shelley, Frank Snowden, Joha H Stevens, James Whise, Frank Wolf, Wm
 White, 0 E
 CARTAs EsPANoLAs. P5lito Alegrea, Ursula OemachR, R NJ de Oss, J A de Espinoss, M Grigolva, Virginia Gonzales, Jose 0 Hsrrsn, k Hsrrsn, Carlos Herrera. Manuel Lares, $ Maldonado, F G Moreno, Oasimiro Ol,bse, Josquip R hers, Ysmeel RadseGuez, Rem,jio RoWo, 0 M de Sanchez, F Sslszar, Gall for advertised letters.
 w E THOMAS, P. NJ.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02

suicide. The next superintendent was named Billmire. One day while riding the range with one of his cowboys he was smbuehed and killed by Indians, supposedly the Kid The next super intendent was John R King. who was killed by boy with whom be had quaFreled. Smith was succeeded by FL wood. who has just come to his death. Besides this, two Mexicane who were working for the company, have been killed. Still, it is not probable that she owners of the com peny, the chief stock holder being Wm. Church, will have any trouble in hiring man to fil the vacant position.
 Bisbee Tyre:
 Rsturns were received l6st night by the superintend dent of the Copper King of Arizona, of the 60 sacks of ore which were shipped from this place some time ago, which are very fatsering. The ore ssesyed per cent in copper, 164 ozs. in silver and 28 100 oz. in gold. Work has been commenced on the groupe of claims that were bonded to syndicate of California capitalists some time ago. The group is southeast | of town and is one of the best properties near the city. A large force of men
 were put to work last Monday and oper stione will be pushed until pay ore is l struck.
 1 Journal Miner.
 Rsv G l. Peerson returned this morn | ing from his visit to Phoenix. During
 his visit there he was the recipient of [ gold watch and chain from his friends
 The Board of Supervisors has fixec the tax rate for the year at S3.4O or each $1C0 valu stion. This rate was de- l cjdea on, on the basis of the estimate
 of expenditures ss given in the last is l sue of the Journal Miner
 An invitation will be extended t,
 Governor McCord to visit Prescott ol
 Labor Day to deliver sn address. and {
 reception will be tendered him by ou citizens in the evening.
 l About twenty of the Prescott Elec trio Oompsny's telephones were knock l ed out" by lightning yesterday. l Joe Boyce, resident of Prescott fl
 the late seventiee, but at present O
 Phoenix, came up yesterday as witness before the district court. He Is sn olt
 soldier and in hie early life beloDRed tt
 that famous fighting Fegiment-th, seventh-which was shattered to piece when Custer fell with it ID the battle O
 the Big Horn, Joe escaping the fate O
 his company by being transferred to sr
 Infantry regiment es Whipple shor time before. He is on double quick step in hunting up the old boys enl
 sizing up the changed appearance of hit I old stamping ground.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
SUNSET DANCE

This mine is located half mile on the Hssesyamps below the Senator. Evid sntly this csmp is prosperous from the fact the ore is properly treat ed. The Silver Trail has long since been considered good mine. The method of treating this ore is to run it through Cornish rolls and in to figs and concentrates. Every twenty four hours five tons of concentrates are shipped There are five stamps, four Hsrtz jigs, Cornish rolls and conc n trsting tables with this plant.
 LA Davies is the superintet dent H E Armittsge erected the plant especial y for tbis ore, and says he has demon strated the proper wsy to treat most os the ores in the Brsdshsws.
 CHICAGO G 7LD MINING co.
 L1c ,ted above the Senator on the head of the Hasssyampa.
 This is nsw company ambitious for the precious stuff; They have in place new ten etanp null under the super vision Of A Plckerill.
 The property 10 be operated on is the Surprise mine. Tie mill IS nearly ready for business. To start with the mine has @ depth of nin,y feet. The men have comforta ble houses to live in, good climate and plenty to sat.
 LYNX CREEK
 This section is not ss brisk as usual, probably because men get tired work ing in one place. This is mostly $ leas- ing camp. The Pine Mountain mill IS RI work under lease to James Bceslin aud B. W. Trsylor. Tness gentleua en seem to be the main stay of the camp They
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
Tempe Department.
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
 Mrs. R. NJ. R R,bestson has returned from Los Angeles.
 Miss LsuFR Hoffman of Tucson, is visiting Tempe friends.
 Dr. Hart went to Phoenix today on professional business.
 Justice Myers is going into the broom corn business. He expects to plant about ten acres.
 Herr Jos. Thalheimer paid Tempe 8 visit yesterday. A new root is being put on the cottage not by the sea.
 The Woodmen will rendezvous again tonight in the metsphoriosl forest nearby Borrowdele's i5e-sivipg soda fountain.
 T. l.. Shuitz manages to attend to all his rushing Phoenix real estate business in about three days cut of 8 week and spends the rest of his time eusticating in Tempe. This Is one of l his business days. Tempe's good behavior is becoming almost chronic. Court officials and peace officers are literally starving to death, of course as genseelly as possible It the hobo season does nos open ul | shortly the law and order society will
 nave to apply for pension.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
1ombatone Prospector:

| Tombstone Prospector:
 The Board of Supervisors have fixed
 the tax levy at she same rate es last year. $4. g.
 Some fne-lookipg specimens of rich ore gre CD exhibition at the store of G. H. Fitts from the Gold Cliff mire et Pearce. President Fitts was at the property on Sunday for the monthly
 pay day, and visited ths underground
 workings. He was highly pleased with
 the showing. He stated to Prospector
 reporter that the streak of ore recently
 mentioned in these columns has now
 widened to four feet, and the entire ''stresk" is shipping ore, it being hoisted for shipment. The mammoth ledge, proper, of this property developed to 8 depth of nearly 25O feet, is of low grade,
 but an excellent milling proposition, and the question of treating this ore en the ground is a matter that will neces- sarily be considered bv the company at an early date. The management are satisfied with the outlook and their
 frightened prospects.
 Courier:
 While party of men were seated oD the sidewalk in front of a Prescott saloon, yesterday, after she heavy shower, one of them saw glittering speck in the sand, rooted 1t out with B stick, and it proved to be a rather hand somsly-shsped gold nugget worth about S1, which had been washed to view by the flood. AS luck would have 1t, the man who found the nugget WAS Robert Connell, former proprietor of the saloon.
 A correspondent writes from Peo- ples' Valley shat "This section is com ing to the front. Some good ore is be- ing shown in prospects. A streak Of ore two feet wide is shown up in large vein on the west side of the valley. The ore shows well in free gold and Is thought by careful observers to run $50 per ton. Cattle are all fat. There are fine crops and plenty of rain. The Second Day adventists are making clear the path to the New Jerusalem. They have done good work here. Sevsrel have joined"
 J. Ralph Dillon, A J. Wiz ningham and Wm. N ckols have bonded the Win oinghsm group of five claims in the center of the Jerome district, to Gal veston, Texas, parties, for S125, ,OOO; S5O,- 900 to bs pad in IS month aud S75 GOO SIX monthe theFeaf5eF-$10O per month 50 be paid fo A. J. WInninghsm, who hald the largest interest. The claims are at present developed by 600 feet of tnnnels, including crosscuts and 60 foot shaft
 Indigestion is often taken for con- sumption. The word consumption means wasting away, and dyspeptics 1 often waste away as badly as consump- tives.
 The reason people waste away is be- | cause they don't get enough to eat, or they don't digest what they do eat.
 If the latter is your troutle, take | Shaker D gestive Cordial. abis will lelp you to. digest your food and stop 1our loss of fash.
 Shaker Digestive Cordial is made from lerbe, bsrks and the juices of ruis. by tbe well known Shakers of dount Lebanon. l. possesses gresi onic and digestive powers. Shaker Digestive Cordial has cured
 & supposed coneum ptives (Rho 7ere really dyspeptice), by simply help lg their stomschs to digest tbeir food, D nus giving them nouriebme and new srength.
 Se1d by druggists. Trial bottles 10
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02

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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
HAssAYAMPA AND LYNX CREEK

Senator Mine. Sunset Dance, Chicago
 Gold Mining Go. Pine Noun tain and Dixie Mills.
 James s Douglass is as the Senator looking after repairs on the mill. The mine is active sgein with view of starting operations.
 MT. Douglass is mskiug some altera- sions in his residence and when com pleted will ask Mrs. Douglass to return from Bisbee to the cool air of the Ssns tor
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02
Range NeaCs:

RGnge Ne9CS:
 Mrs c. P. L,itch and childrep, Rob- eFt and Helen, arrived from Phoenix Wednesday morning and left by stage for FG. Grant, where they were to be mst by MT. Nsbet and taken to Eureka Springs ranch for few weeks visit.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02

GrdtaD1 COufty BuAettn:
 The Lordeburg Liberal recalls the fact that series of facilities have been visited upon the euperiD tendents and foremen Of the Turtle Cattle Company, whose ranges are in the vicinity of Mo Rpd on Bonita creek. The first fsnt and part owner of the
 Sn by the name of Amber
 is intarest. com omitted
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-09-02

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