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The herald., 1897-06-13

legs are recovering and vice versa. A
half a second ought to elapse before the
hands are parted. This will give con-
fiderce to the pupil and will keep hey
from swimming too fact when she makes
her first attempt in the water. So much
for learning to swim on dry land.
From swimming to rowing is natural
step, and so it is that the summer girl
promises to become fairly proficient in
sculling. Now sculling is no joke. 1t is
not like sitting down with pair of oars
which fit snugly into rowlocks and VIII
not go overheard if you drop them. Ii
is performed by one person who sits in
the center of the boat and uses pair of
short oars technically called sculls
holding one in each hand. In holdins g
the sculs it is g. mere matter of fancy
whether the right hand or the left hand
is uppermost, the SOULS overlapping :
more or less. The great points to be
borne in mind are to sit upright, to reach
out well over the toes, dropping the
body between the knees, which should
open out as the arms stretch forward, to
get firm hold of the water at the moment
of contact and to lift the boat over the
water with the first part of the stroke
The souls when not in use should inva-
riably be fiat on the water to preserve
the. equilibrium of the boat.
The great art in sculling is to pull
equally and evenly with both hands in
order to balance the boat and to main
tain a straight course, for there being
no coxswain the sculler has to do iel
own steering. This she accomplishes by
keeping the stern of her boat pointed j
straight at some fixed object astern and
partly by turning her head, not hel
shoulders and body, round to the right
or left to enable her to cast her right OF
left eye, as the case may be, as far alone &
the water front as possible.
All these things must the summer girl
of 1897 ponder over. If she faithfully
carries out the promise Dame Fashion
will require her to make, she will have
far less time to spend in Irritation glen
or engagement grove.
The herald., 1897-06-13

NEW YORK, June S.-(Special Cor
respondence to The Herald) The sum-
mer girl of 1897 is to be distinctly an
athlete. She may still cling to the fluff
finess of other years when she is indulg
ing in promenade upon the hotel We
randa or along the beach, but this will
disappear when the hour for athletics
arrives. 1t is all the outgrowth of the
idea that woman to be thoroughly
fashionable must be muscular. The day
of the habby girl has departed.
What particular form will the athletic
fad take? This is the question the
mothers and fathers of the summer girl
have been asking. You can count the
branches of the fad on four fingers.
Here they are: Golf, fencing, swimming,
rowing. There is a strong tendency to-
ward popularizing the fourth in the
category named. Wellesley girls had a
"crew" last year that took spins on the
river and lake. The gymnasiums at the
girls colleges were exceedingly well
patronized by the students. Perhaps
one might not think it, but very many
of those same students are summer girls
the simon-pure article.
There are lots of things the summer
girl must know to be athletic. If a girl
is really going into outdoor sports she
must be absolutely correct in what she
does. Golf is considered a rather mus
cular game for woman, and so it is.
Not only that, but it Is game that calls
for knowledge as well as skill Take
driving" for instance. In this feature
of golf one must cultivate good style.
Style may not be of the great import
ance which some veterans insist on,
but who can deny that a good style is a
distinct advantage to summer girl
who wishes to become a good player?
This is where the knowledge comes in.
To make a good drive the club should
be grasped firmly with the left hand,
the right being used more to guide the
direction, the two hands as close as con :
veniently possible, the left being few
inches from the top of the shaft. Hold
the club well home in the palm of the
left hand and more in the fingers with
the right. The ball should be just op-
posite the hands; that is, the ball, club,
shaft and hand and eye should all be
in the same vertical plane and the club
resting lightly on the heel, should be a t
an exact right angle with the balls in :
tended flight. Thus the players hands
will be slightly in advance of an imag-
mary line drawn vertically down the
The herald., 1897-06-13
cokyeiQAtea
AsMe Synaicate

was the most remarkable known tc
modem times. Califo. MIA is the creates.
geld producing state in the nation, and
1t is fitting that its discovery in consid-
cradle quantity should be ccnlmemo-
rated, and it should be in this city, as
it is the most active and enterprising
place on the Pacific coast. Under-the
policy now prevailing gold possesses
more power than any other material
produced by nature, and it will maintain
its pre-eminence until silver is accorded
Il. positions which it deserves.-The Min
ing and Metallurgical Journal.
The herald., 1897-06-13
semi-Centennial Celebration

We quite agree with the suggestion
Of The Herald that semi-centennial
exhibition should be held in Los Ange-
les of the discovery of gold in California,
which occurred on the 9th Of January,
1S4S, at Sutter Fort. 1t was an event in
the history of the world, and the pro-
duction Of gold immediately thereafter
The herald., 1897-06-13
Mountain View Hotel
ORACLE, ARIZONA

unequaled Summer and Winter Resort.
mountains, Elevation 1900. Climate dry, free
from extremes. Specific for asthma and lung
difficulties. Billiard tables, pianos, bicycles.
Tucson. Reasonable rates. For all particu-
lars address, MRS. ANNIE NJ. NEAL.
Oracle, Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23
DISTRICT COURT.
The Sc-!eS of Justice as Bal.
 anced Today.

Jake st a.er exc. d from trial jury.
 Ord,red paid to Cris Rpdr.quiz Sl3.5O Jo'o Spchez v %, Tom Adsir $1. .j0 and John Alalr T1.j0 as witnesses indl gent.
 Ter vs Stewart-Set for 2jt'. bond filed and approved
 Ter. vs Hall-ArraignCd, Se. for 2fth.
 The entire day of tie court was con aumed in the hearing of the Jack Clay case indicted for manslaughte The torneys for the prosecution and defense q D,ed their arguments ard the Judge instructed tre jury we go to press.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

Judge Msnk was in Wilcox this week to deliver @ train load of cattle wbich were soid some time ago to ". L. Wax GelI, for Sl5.50 per heal, two and three- in proportion. Whiie the cattle were yet in the corral MT. Wake field was cGerod an advance of $i 50 per head, which was refused. There are number of cattle buyers in Wilcox who have been busy shipping z from two or three train loads this week. Tn cattle business in South ern Arizona is better this year than fer several years, and large shipments are being IT ade f.ora all points.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23
TIP SUN LUN YUP.
Chinese United in Nj arriage bv
 the American Process.

Happy Yip sun and Miss Lun Yup. two natives Of the Flow.ry king don, the former a prosperous mer- chant sf this city, and the latter a dsve-eyed daMssl with very small fe.t, token Of the noble blood that eoursEs through her veins, were unit ed in marriage las; night. The cere- meny was not according to the o'the- dox Chinese belief, but was performed under the laws Of Arizona. Probate Judge Grouse. in pigeon English. spoke the words that made Tip Sun the Ierd and master oi the fair flower of farrell China.
 The bride was t;nlij, ard acted like a frightened fswn when the judge ranged her lengside of her future Husband. The judge had recourse to that winning smile. which Is par. stock in trade Of county school supeIin- tendant, end under its influence the maid lost her timidity and naively sniled back at tho judge. The cen- clusion of the ceremony was the cem- mencement of the celebration in honor Of the event, and the assembled Mongolisn guests shewered conpli- rnents on the groom, but tsox no netiee of the bride, who shrenk into q corner and took no part ID the Ies,i- yifeE - t,azPtte
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

General Manager Kruttschnit of the Southern Pacific, passed through Ben son yesterday en route to the scene of scene of the big ws-hopt, few miles east Of Fl Psso. Ths damage will be repaired Fin few days and t.sfhc re- stunned. It is said that the frfig': ac- eumulsted on each -iJc ot the break will require a solid moA.h of hard work to get through.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

There is money in ,Schik A'1g'S Bea tea for you and for your grocer.
 There's money- 6ack for you too-yes, and your grocer doesn'tlose anything either; we pay him. ( SshiilsS & Company
 San krsaeisoo 6S
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23
BUCKLIN'S ARNICA SALVE,

The best salve in the world for cuts buises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter. chapped hands, chilblains corns, and all skin eruptions and posi- lively cures Piles, or no payment requir ed it is guaranteed to give peefect stis q faction or money refunded. Prices 5o cents per box. For sale ai Tomb iene Drug Store
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23
BOWED HEADS.
Preparation for the Barial of
 Fd ssh eff lin.

The remains of Ei Scaiehelin will arrive in Tombstone tomorrow morn . ing. Schieifelin hall is heavily draped in s, 1urning in sad commemoration ot the nan She founded the ety oi
 Tombstone. With ss,dsned hearts the many friends of the old pi ,neer await the csmins of the hero of the mountains and king of the plains. It is not their wont that he should re- turn thus, but in ebedieucs to the will nf the Grea Recorder our loss will he acceUtei as his gain. Att o'clock in tine afternoon services will be con dIc,ed at Schi, ffelin hall when Gel Wm. Herring will deliver the oratioa. alter which the reIni'ns will be con- veye to their tin.l resting place three miles below the city. At the grave Col. c. $. Clark aud Wm. Harwosd will deliver euIogies appropriate to the ec- casion. A specia. train will be run from Bisbee, bearing friends ef the dead miuer. who will assist in per forming the last rltes ipcumben nt upon man U mar. Ire various fire bells will toll at , o'clock and all busi- ness men have agreed to close their doors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

A wonderful am mount of cattle has been and is still being shipped from Arizona. The poorest scrubs in the herd is now bringing better prices than the best stock on the ranges did two years ago. But the question is, what will the next year bring forth ? In some instances even calves have been sold and the entire brand ship ped ou. of the country.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23
PLAYED 'EM HIGH.
Bearded the Lion and Commit
 ted Suicide.

Tuesday morning young man em- ployed in lucrative position sud denly threw up his jab and flew the camp at Minas Prietas, much to the surprise of every one. But ltwas sud denly developed ths, the nigh. bsfore he had played the game to the ex- tent of Sl 400, which stun the dc slers had very accom- modsins lent him says the Phoenix Republican. And the Albuquerque Citizen sheds more light on the subject by saying the man referred to is Benjamin NJ. Jones, who com mitted suicide by tak ing ten grains ef strychnine at room on First street few days ago. A railroader who knew Jones and spent several hours with the man on the ill-fat. day when he concludes 10 end his troubles, stated that Jones had COB traeted an almost inYaue fascination for gambling and drink, and that s few days before he came to this city he had lost abou.sl ,G00 at q gam blin E table in N0gales, Arizone A f,er hold ing the remains several days and DC answer of a definite character bsin , obtained iroM either his relatives in Mexico, Arizona CT Pennsylvania Undsrt Iker Monttord, at the expense 0t the city, consigned the body 0! the suicide [ pauper's grave
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23
GOING EAST?

Are you going East or North, this Summer?
 If SO don't forget the famous "Sun- set Route
 The best csnnections. the Quickest time, The most perfect service. The finest road bed and less changes of cars. Tickets always on seie at the lowest possible rates. For inforInat op or tickets, call on or address.
 T. H. GOODMAN. or F. < WEBSTER
 G. r. A. S. P Co. Agent s, P. Ce. San Francisco. Cal. Benson A. T.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

The bottomless pit jus. west Of Flag staff is enc of the geolos cal onders of that territory It is a long ragged hele in the bottom of canyon and is probably an orifce which leads to some subterrapsan lake, It Is said that 800 feet of ceid has tailed to reach the bottom.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

Parties desiring 10 attsnd the fu- neral tomorrow are requested to leave their names St the stage office. Con veyance will be provided at reason able rate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

A public movement locking to the restoration of Montezums Castle, one of the mest noble and famous pre- historic ruins on the American con- tinent, has been started in Flagstaff.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

Are you tired, bilious, with con stant headache and general 'don't care whether school keeps or not' feeling7 Le Roy's Celery Sarsaprailla is just the scientific combination Of remedies that youneed. tt
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23
FOs: UVEls FIFTY YEARS.

An old, well-tried remedy. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teeth- ing. with perfect success. It soothe the child, softens the gums, sllays all pain. cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for disrrhoea. l, is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggist Tn every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents bottles Its value is incalcu- lable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind.
 No. S Cookstovee $lJ at
 BARROwS
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23
TLi- "a Icisr Opportunity.

rLi- "a IoI4r Opportunity.
 On receipt If {, ,. ca,.';. ash or stamps, a generous sample MI . Iua:ed cf the most popular C..t;.r.i .Hi Hay Fever Cure (Ely's Cream Balm sufficient to deinon- strate tlie crr.t i:.rr.5 of tilo remedy.
 LEY rEH1!.;-. '.
 a5 i,..t-..st. Nv York City Rev. Jo!ir I,aif. r.. c: ,.r. .a: -..rl-. Nont., recomnon,;,G j!y'a tr, am l.. ,a io me l can emphasize L:. s'a..i iu"I:. Ill is Il posi- tive cure for catarrh Il used as Grected."- Rev. Francis ". Poole Pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena, Mont
 Ely's Cream Balm is the echnov ledgsi cure for catarrh and contains 10 mercury nor sny injurious Aug. Price, G0 eensR
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23
A NEW DEVICE.
science Continues to Make
 Strides.

The Southern Pacific Company is
 having constructed in itsfreight yards
 at San Francisco an automatic device
 or machine for weighing freight cars
 that is cal culstsd ts eaect big say ing in time and expense. It is nsc- escary that all loaded freight ears, be- fore leaving the yard en route to their destination, should be carefully weighed, and the system now in vogue requires the weighing of each ear on a stale. the lever and weights of which are adjusted by hand. The new automatic device will weigh and record the weight of each car as the trsln passes over the platform As the first pair of wheels of car roll upon the ssslc they will set in motion s set sf wheels having figures upon their outer rims. When the car is en- brought in the liae and shsw the ex- act weight of the ear. As the first pair of wheels pass eff the scale they cause hammer t1 fall asd the ham mer causes the figures to be recorded on a strip of paper winch runs along over tha top of tte figures. At the same time the act of the car passing from the platform restores every hing about the scale to its normal eondi- tioR and leaves it in readiness to weigh the next car of the trair.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

Dick Rule, a wrll-known old-time newspaper man of Arizona, has been promoted hy Secretary Gage to posi- ticn of great trust in the special agent department. Dick Is very cempe- tent man, and hIs Ariz ona friends will rejoice to learn of his gooi fortule.-- Gazetts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

The Journal Miner says that forty murders have been committed in Yavapai county and not one hanging has taken place.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

city e>terday shaking hands with friends. He takes his defeat for the goyernOrship philo-phically and like the man heis He says that when he left Washington some days since ir was understood that the appointment would not he made for several dsy- yet, out evidently the presideu, had changed his mind in the meantime He left last night for Phoenix and from there he will ge to California on businsss-Cit;zcn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

FOR SALE CHEAP-A square piano in good c'ndition. Owner to to leave and does not want to take piano along. Will sell for SlO0 cash. Apply to this office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

The rumor has been revived that tho war depart ment intends to absn- den Fsrt whipple, near Prescott, in near future.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

The sugar beets upon the sxperi- ment station grounds at Phoenix are reported as doing exceedingly well.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

Governor Franklin yesterday, says the Gazette, issued reGui'ition papers on the governor of Texas for the sx- tradition of Thomas Cameron. He was sent to the peniterti.ry at Yuma from Yavapsi county in 1891, to serve four years sn conviction of robbery. He made bis escape on the 7th of last December from the wood csap He was recently located in Paris, Texas, and an officer will be sent alter him
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23
~ OFFICIAL REQGEST.
To the CitiZ ms Of Tomb. )ne {:

To the Citiz ms of Tomb. one: A mark of estee,n fer tlie founder Of Tomt'tpnc-Ei SchiefIsiin, de- crascc-i would respectfully urge our citizens 70 turn ort en mass tomorrow (Sanday) and attend the obstquies to be held at Srii- Helin hall at o'clock r. III.
 A. II. EMANUEL,
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Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23
IF -I2ITI .Izn == FI2K,IEI

AS compliment to our many patrons and the public generally, for a short time we are going to give to every purchaser of Ten Dollars worth of goods fine
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23
ON DETAIL.
1t is An Easy Matter to Write
 For tEe Press.

A stSry IS told of two green reporters, Englishman, who were sent by the city editor of a certain newspaper to a suburban town to write up the burn ing 0! an orphan asylum. Late that
 night when the news editor was wondering why no copy about the
 fire was coming by wire, q telegraph
 messenger rushed in and has ded him a dispatch. He opened it and read "Desr sir-We are here. What shall we do?" It was signed by the two men sent to ''write up" the fire. The news editor made few remarks which while they were appropriate to the occasion, weuld rot look we'll in prirt then he wrote on q telegraph Llank this brief message; "Find out where
 the fire is hottest ard jump il - Ex.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

Hibbsrd's Rheumatic Syrup,3 3 bO.- ties for $2.50. Tombstone Drug Store
 tim
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

Rogers Table Ware, Childs Silver Sets, Napkin Rings, Silver Mugs, And Mirrors at
 F. N. WOLCOTT'S. SeedlessHai-ins, Londan Layers, Fresh Currcnts,
 Cape Cod Crarberries,
 Siciian Citron, at
 HoFLEE's.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

Le Roy's Celery Sarsapsrilla the Spring m medicine. If
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23
MARICOPA & PHOENIX R. R.
LOCAL NOTES.

F.. $. STAMP. Gen. Supt
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

KRUTsCHNITT. G NJ RANDOLPH, D S
  NEW MEXICO & ARIZONA R R
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

A. II. EMANUEL, Mayor Q. Tonibstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

No. S Cookstoyee $lJ At
 BARROW
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

Daily. Paeiac..tme.
 I.LJ. FREY general Manager. A. NAUGLE. F. ]. GIBSON, Assistant General Manager. Train Master
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-05-23

Flag .Staticn. Stops on Sfgnll,
 BEN WILLIAMS,
 Superintendent SOIrTuEpN PAC1FTC R R;
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-16
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Ofen Sumitas Gbsnbs bon 7 Bic 8 llbr.
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Sunmpre.

= Das @Obnbaus bon Srau Wars
8anis su Sport Siq tpurbe frab beuis
Wiorsen total burd Elm Seuer Ssrit5rt ;
Der 8erIuit bon $500 iit bur4 8srli4sr.
Jug eeoedt.
- Dsdenfdae in Der @ipip @rops
Wine batten sur SoIse. bcB ettpa brsi
Ader 2ano in bey NadbarI1aft bon
@Im unb Srantlin Sirabs erobs Rifs
befamen uno aub bic Wobnbduier bon
Sobn 9ane unb Wm. Wc8enna bei1d.
cist tpurben,
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Sumftas ibre NinsnanssheGten ousbes
sublt unb bic 5oIse mar, baB am Sam.
TAG unb Sonnias bus 9etraeen Der BE.
ioffenen Elm niebertrddtiees unb semei.
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ben BON 2eipis, Reiqp & Dabies, ia
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bes WonatS DECEMBER ieoen Ibenb often
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Grt su nieorisiten preiien; 5siertass'
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Bon 4eter8bure.

Senrp Sdlob purbe am Sreitaa
tpieberum entlaiien, na6oem er auf bic
anflase ieines Sdpasers Better S1neis
Der elm 8srbbr beftanoen battle.
= llsbsr bas unsebabrIide Betruaen
bon iunsen 2euten an Srping Npenue
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abenos nidt auf ben Straben bsrumlun'
germ.
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osne fopie iiIbsrne Tai9enubren. Dias
manten. @OIos unb Silberpaaren, Spa
,ierfbde unb Sdirms nit @oIb unb Sils
bersrlffen. Rinse, Obrrinse. 8ettsn.
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risen 8reiien. tpenn man bic AuaIitdt in
9etradt siebt. Wir balten feinen
Stuus. ale uniere @aars iit aarantirt.
9. S&impff, 3l7 2udapanna Ipsnue.
-Sruu Grnit Deder bon 8ebfer
abenue ;dnbete porlsBten Wiitipob
gbenb cine 2ampe an, nobel elm bren.
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bar Alfrsb 8errp bbrte ibre SaIfsrufe
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tpor. Die rlnsIddli6e beFnbst ii6 in
anberen llmitanben, mas ibre 9eneiune
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am Donnerfas Mbsnb unter sroben
S6mersen; aae aratli&e SIlfe erpies
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iopie persierte Baum Safes. Bfunb
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