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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-05

TO cure all old sores, to heal an In
doient ulcer, or TO speedily cure piles,
you need simply apply Dewitts Witch
Hazel Salve according to directions, Its
mnglc-liKG action win surprise you.
Charles r. Goethe, corner Twelfth and
Market streets; Bowie 6 Co., Bridge
port; Peabody & Son. Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-05

Tho new county board OF commits
sloncrs met yesterday morning and or
ganized by cieeting Messrs. p, B. Dob
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-05
In Clerl. RobertIon's OnIoo.

The only business transacted in
County Clerk Robertson's ONCE yester-
day, was the recording OF deed, as
follows:
Deed made December is, 1895, by o.
y. and Gibson L. Cramer to W. L.
Baker: lots 81 and 50 In Hubbard and
Paull's addition to Wheeling; consld-
Grafton, $3.50,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-05

PURE blood Is the secret Of health.
BurtloclI Blood Bitters insures pure
blood. 3
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-06

uno lie erSQ9tte 9erabe wIe oiele ers
sablt bate, leiue unglildtitJe, 9eddtete
SHUTTER, bic an auoeren @noe Der Grbe
Dor Gebnluttt ua0 oieiem Sleffen
Grbe geltorbcn mar.
llno oa mar ber 2roum Ieincr Sinh
belt erfiiltt.
Gr bate oa8 pelloreue ParaoieS fpies
Der eefunoen, Die tieine, BLONDE Glfe,
ste er uuter oem MeiIna9tsbaum gee
fun6eu, filbrte i'm bierber Suriif. Sein
2sben beWe9te ii6 mic in einenl 3aus
berrin9, beiieu 9lnfan9 uno Gnoe bier
lasen i'm SeinlatbbOben ieiner gors
fabren.
.9ld), eerseiben Sie," ia9te STA
plosli1 aufblidenO, i'd babe ia pers
geilen, baB meine ainbergeIdidtcn
Sbnen traurige Grinnerungen mefen. :"
stls lie Glsin aniab, nuroe iie gang
permirrt, 10 eisentbiintlid) traumoers
loren uno bod nit einem 9roBen, bren@
tenoeu 0efiibl in BEN Gu9en itarrte er
iie an.
,9iein, 0 teiu," iammelte er, oeS
ipar 70 i65n, Sbnen susub0ren.
slber SIa 9ing nad ber Treppe Sn>
rid. Oort blieb Tie ratblos iteben.-
g9ie iollte lie biuunter fommen?
Sdon itaro er an ibrer Seite.
SIN nablten gusenblif piiroe er Tie
mieoer in feline 9lrme uebmen, nein!
Oas ourfte nidt mebr iein sic tonnte
es nidt ertrasen! limb nit blinoer
sln9It maote lie Die erlten Sdriite Die
@proiien binub.
0ann befiel iie Elm Sd)pinocl nne
batten Bic tarfcn gtrme lie nidt UNI
Ia6t, mdre lie unfeblbar i'll sic 3iefe
aeItiirst.
,Siirdten sic iid bcnn tor mir?"
laate eiue bebenbe Stimme leile, bidt
an ibrem Sbr. pSie tGnuen lid) aui
mid ueilai1en.
Hub mel6' cine perbaltene 9eioens
/ ldaft, weld cine 3drtlide Glutb
pibrirte in bieieu 30neu!
Sla laste fein @ort, aber in allen
iBreu @liebern mar elm 3ittern. llnb
ais iie mieoer auf iiderem gooen itans
ben, mar ber ltarfe Wlann tobtenbleid).
Wlebrere Gage lang arbeitete @l9in
pom Wloroen bis 9lbenb in Der 8rens
nerei unb alu SdluB bieier 9elneine
iamen 9lrbeits3eit paren er ltno Smre
Nreunbe.
5Drtiebuna foIgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-06
Grmfe 8etabr

hrp6t ssehem, iei es Mann, Weib pber atub, ber In
Gtebersesenben gu ppbuen sesuunsen TT, ba bic
Refine Der Malarta NIT bsr auft etnssatbmet, mil
benz TrtntpaHer etnSeiosen perben. BUR abpen.
buus btsier @efabr 1T etne meoisnii&e e&uspeb,
uuerldbltd. GIs Mittel. um baS Spitem gu lrdfti:
gen unb gu attIimattiiren, bab es TN Staube III, BEN
NaIartasift 0iberfanb ju bteteR, TIT spiteter5 sra
ssnbttters bas unssrsleiaItafe unb pDpudrite Bra
parat. ilnreseImdstseS Sunstren heS Masens,
bsr 9eber uub Ginsepeibe forbert Sra Iaria -beraus
has Witters TT bas gauiattp baseseu. Dte gers
buuuusss unb Observation-Disclosures werben burd
bafeIbe beiaIeuntst f4dbIde Refine bIetben nidt tn
a6rpsr, bic aoafttuttpn ptrD sefsifist unb sepan.
sert ses.n bur6paifreubs a.tme unb bteisr eaus du
bert ieine Birtuna aut tn SaIen BON anitefenber
uub tltmatii4eu Stebern iabltaer 3snen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-06
@ie lift ofe8 !

Sir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8slobnuns
fir jenen Sau bon &atorrb, ber ni9t burf
Ginrebmen BON Sal's Saterrb 8ur sebeilt
iperbsn ranu.
s. 5. @benen & Co., Gieentb., Tolebo, ..
Bir, bic 1nter3ei9neten, baben S. 5. @be'
nep felt ben lebten 10 Sabren sefannt nnc
balten i'm fir pollfonnen ebrenbaft in allen
geiddftsbanblunsen unb finanSiea befds
bist, ale BON fetner Sirrna einsesangenen
gerbinbIi9teiten gu erfiilIen.
8eit & Eruar, @rObbanbels. .Oroguiiten,
Iolebo, 8.
WaIbinG Gtnnan & Marbiu, Gros'
banbelss Drpguiiten, TpIebo, ..
Sal'S Ratarrb.fur tpirb innerlih geuom:
men uuo ipirft brett auf baS @Iut unb bic
I6leimisen ObsrFdhen bes Spiterns. 8eu9'
niIie frei berianbt. greiS 70 Gt8. fir bic
Siaide. 8ertauft bon alien &pothetern.
Sal's Sainilieu'9illru iinb bic bsften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-06
finger alS bic Granitberee an Der

ihnssr alS bic @raniiberge on Der
Blanco.
No6 iilnger il1 bic Sierra BEL Gar,
n II In Merito briiben unb spar ges
genhber Der STEELE ober beher, Der
S9lu6t, bur9 peldbe iebt Der obere
Rio @ranbe (oer G o 8ranbe bel
gtorte Der Megifaner, wdbrenb Der
untere 8bsil bes JluKss. Don Der 8ers
einigung nit benz pecos an big gum
Golf, Der Rip Brapo senanut
uuroe) ieinen 3auf nod benz peeos ait
nimmt. Die 5ierra bel s armsn bat
areib efbiften aufgeri9tet. aber
dIiere alS bic In 8eraS. Denn obmobl
bas. mos bic @eolosen pareibe@ nens
men, in Se1as cine aiemlid)e 8reite elns
nimmt, 10 feblen bier bod bic BRET
dltelien obsr unterten @di6ten unb
nur bic beiben iansften fnb
porbanben, mdbrenb iene dlteren an
Der Sierra bel Carmen" fi6 finben,
bic bemna9 au6 elm a!tes Meeresufer
1T. Da8 bebenbe @eitein mar bier
Sbous porpbpr, Der BON gelb!is
der Garbe 1T.
Bon Sra6pt Seftsinen. ben
uddf ianseren, iiub In 8eras feline bes
tannt, uDbl aber in Neu.MeTto. bon
pober au9 bic Rollteine aus Sra4pt
itammen, bic ber &io @raube bsrunter'
gebra9t bat. Gasessn finben f9 in
Seras, bon Der 2aguna be los patos tn
Merito beginnenb uno bis 9luRin in
Seras fi9 binaiebenb, eine gauae 9elbe
boa 8aialt grbebuugen, bic bas
gnbe Der areibe. periObe beaeibuen.
(ShluB fol9t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-06
Trei Deriambt alt Mdnuer.
Gin Wiann In Wi6igan entbeft Elm
beinerfenswertbes Seilmittel
fiir Gerluif ON &raft.
Yroben tperben fret an 9llle perIaubt, rie
barum fd1reibeu.


barum f6reiteu.
Carl 8. g8alter. &alnmaaoo. Mitb.. bot nab ei.
mem ia5relaneen SAMPLE gegeu bic ieeltcben uno
t6rperlicben 2eiben BON nerlorener Wlannbarteit
oaS riobtige Mittel gefunben. fueld1es oas Seioen
beiIt.
gr betuabrt bas gebeimniB iprgfdltte nber er ifi
tuinig. eine Brobe Der Nebiain alien M6nnern sn
enoeu. bic an iraeno elmer sSorm gefblehtlieber
Scbtp1dbe leioen. ais 5olee bon iugenolidber uHs
penbet. tuie porseitigen Beruft beS @ebddbtniiiea
unb Der araft. id6ruacbem &iifen. sfampfaoerbrutt
uno Nussebruna. Sns 6eilmitteI bat eine beiun=
bers aneenebme Wirtuna bon Bdrme uno fdbeint
uumitteIbar su tuirteu. inoem eS bic perlnugte
&raft unb eine @nttuidung eiebt. tuie iie nur ges
nitnibt tuirb. Das Mittel beilte STR. Walter oous
if6noie bon an ben nebelu uno 2etoen. Die bon
iabrelanaem NiBbraudb Der nntiirltdb feifeeiebter
5unttionen berriihren. uno iol in ieoem Safe ab-
ipIut sunerldiiia fein.
Cine Bitte an gar Carl s. @aIter. 64S NRafunit
Temple. &alnmasop Mid BEL Der Sic augeben
oa6 Sic eine 8robe eines 5eilmittels fir Monne,
pniden. fuiro ipfort erfiillt unb feine 8ergtunl
ireenb ueltber Wrt tutrb bon ibm georbert perben
@r bat Elm groBeS Sntereiie o1ran. onB bic aunoe
bon oeiem eroBartigen 6eilmittel ner6retet tutro
uno er berienoet NIT Sorgfalt ficber neregelt in
cinem ourbauS einfa6en Hafet. 10 onB oer @nt.
pfdneer teine 5urcbt ppr uubequemlidbfeit poei
Befannttueroen 81 ba6en brandbt
2eier tueroen aebeten. obne Iersug su ibrelben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-06

o - Mein iunser Greuno. ber9ieB bies
Cine uidt: Wie f9lau bu aud feiu
m6sef, ber Wenf6, ben bu am lei1.
tefteu betrugen fannf, bift bu felbf.
ueberi9dBe ni9i ben duBeren Sdein !;
bic SeeIe zines id6nen 5tiefels 1T Der
Sub, tue!6er barin itedt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-06
peiratbSimetue.
&idarb 8oses unb Sba 6erolb.

- Sebes lebenbe Weien bat suuei'
len Sdmeraen; bic Wenidbeit bat eis
1en Greurb In 5t. Satobs Del gesen
lQe Sdmer3en, tpel9es In ben i6limm,
Ten Gdllen 2inberung bringt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-06
ssabrplan Menoer,tng.

9ie Snternational & @reat Nortbern
R. u. giebt etnen neueu Gabrplan
beraus, Der am Donnerstag. ben s. Suli
In Sraft tritt. Wegeu Rdberem tpenbe
man fi6 on bic Naenten Der @eielidaft.
D. s. price. q. y. 6 8. u.
paleiiine, Seras
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-06

2eute, bic ii6 bon Rbeumatismu8
befrsit phniden. follteu eine 5laid,e
BON Gimer & 9lmenos Hesept 9to.
1851 periu6en. 6. 5. 9 6mibt,
0ruitou, 3eIas. alleini9er 4geut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-06

= Saft bu nod ME elm tleines aiub
esfeben, bas nit feineu tuinsigen 6dab'
den pier Wepfel sugIei6 aufbeben Dollte
unb minbeitens swei baDon falen lieB2
grpaGiene perfu@eu bdufis bafielbe
nit bemielben grfolge.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-11-06

- Sie City Wood Yard bat bic bill:
lishen preiie fur Ofens unb 9ei3'
6ol3, fopie 4pbien. Sci. $40.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23

Reports Ct the pr c1cd.. $ Il t6S
tobacco CONVENTION a. O12'a d.
not disclose the fast that any CO..
nected historical rcVlc" & th@ IL
dusty il Florida WAS irc,o3~c s
a part Of the program. Tie crrc-
neou7 impression las arEa1ett}
prevailed in sorne- lcc~l.t.T9 i IL
state that the growing f 6.e
grades Of tobacco is az o".i:e'Y
rev enterprise. / TIC flncf2.
pamphlet Of the Site Eurea1 #
immigration, ISSUED ii 1882, the
following mention Of tobc eco cs-l
ture was made: 'Pteviou5 70 the
war, in one year, 5000 boxes f to-
bacco, Of $50 p3u@ds each, were
made and exported. realizing fron7
$500, COO to 100000, MT pro
ceeds." The pamphlet Ct the Flor
ida Railway and Navigation Con-
pany for 1885 stated that the TO-
bacco product Of the statefor 1&4f9 ,,
according to the census e 1850,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23

Iac 1a~-aomc-e'ass fgcEt s.cIe
a TIC fist fl2-r If tr@ 2ArrisT
WITNESS bu- ing is rov y.caLs,
and &C arc -Tzi3Us y f76 a ten.
at. \ nai. ,.ith sr.2I capital and
business a72n can so-n build up a
gooj irsde and make mon-y. AZ
aI,ss d c1mrunications j. regard
10 the mater 10 the BAPTIST
y ..,E,, < a, Fla.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23
IntOTma! Meeting

Mr.. A, L. Boardman Ct Bcevard,
n. C., treasurer Of the Ocala Wa
ter Company, arrived here On Fri,
day 10 attend ;he annual meeting
Of the company. He has had
many years cxparierc= IN muuici-
pal government and Hoauc;> rlrs.
Major Campbell and Alderman L.
w. Davis, realizing the present
need OF advice and counsel along
this line, called the coupc:l12eA 20
gether this morning and had
friendly conference on the b1st
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23

Stick to your home paper + you
want to reap the largest Benefits
1t is the home paper that locks af
ter your personal welfare and the
general good Of the community.
Outside papers may boas: ct supe-
rior facilities for news gathering,
but it is the home PAPER that keeps
up the interest in home affairs.
The average newspaper man gives
away more than al his neighbors
put together, and what makes bis
gifts the more valuab,c is that lie
gives it in { manner that coul4 De
obtainable in no other way. Every
place should take a pride ii having
good paper, and to that oEd
should never b stint;ng Il It's pat
ronage CT the local paper. In
newspaper is the enemy Of igac-
rance and vice, and IS tbs friend Ct
intelligence and virtua.-1Ie rope
lis.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23
+. c. & 2. SCHEDULE

Going Eortk-Lca~e OcalaIT:os
?. n. I:i5 q. Il; arrive Jacksonville
3:35 +. IT. $50 :. N.
Going south-Lsavc Oca,a 2:4o
p. m, 2:27 a. T.; arrive Orl-ado
GOO ?, T., 9:Io I. n; arrive Tampa
700 P. N; 7:57 2. II.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23
PGImaI PlF,or Gers va ?. CAP,

Oca.a 70 Jacksonville, lesvirg
o1@'a t 1855 II, arriving at
Jsc1So@v;!!e It 4:I5 p n.
O1aia TO Tampa, :eav:7r Ocala
At % = N, arriving u Tampa at
$50 p =.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-23

1tc steamship Florida has re-
su1>d service between Pert Tam.
"a AID Mobile. sailing en- tie FOL.
lowing cchedule:
y. It. Tampa Saturdays $50 pm
or. n bile Mondays 500 an.
X. N2l..c Tuesdays eco pm.
ar. p. Tamr2 TEu'sdays SEQ IA.
! = steam hir Eicr.Ga h2s u.e.
r.c- T-loa:T .&i-ns ter both E $.
HI sec0rd class cabin psSscn -lrs
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-07
TOPOLObAMPO.
A COloEist Who Tells Their
 Condition.

James Medsker, whO was among the number of Americans who took up their residence at Topolobam DO, the co. operative colony west of Chihus- hua on the Pacific coast, Q few years ago, has arrived at Chibushu, desti- ute and is seeking to get back to the United States. He ststss that tho few colonists at that place are tirely with out means Of support and that they are suffering for food. They are GOO miles from . railway and have given up hope Cf returning to thelr old homes. The government cancelled concessions under which the colony was established and tho members have DO special favors and privile gee. The attention of United States Min ister Rsnsom will be called to the con. dItion of the colonists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-07
BOUND OVER.
Jack Cav is Held ]. Without
 Bail.

Yesterdsy was the concluding day of the examination of Jack Gay held on suspicion of being como e,ed with the murder of Robt. Hewlng who was asssssi D sted on the 23rd of last month
 Al! evisence was of circumstantial character but was woven and welded into links which made matters more suspicious and Judge Duncan was moved to commit the prisoner to jail without bail 10 await the action ef the grand jury ard further investigate. Suspicion c-ntered on Gay from the feet that he was around about the time of the killing and although he steadfastly adhsrss to his plea Of inno. csnee i, is believed he may alec know something about it. By the time of his trial further developments may re sult and are awsifed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-07
JONES' BILL.
The Act for the Qualification
 of Voters.

The following is . bill introduced by Hon. J. N. Jones of Cochise pro- viding for intelligent voting giving tho franchise to tho only who can read and write:
 Be it enacted by tine legislative assembly of the territory of Arizena.
 Section I. No per.oa who cannot read or write tie English language and have in hi- possession . poll tax receipt Q! tLe year in which an elee- ton is held. shali ever exercise the privel-gs of an elsctos sf this territory Pr 'vided sha, the educational quaiIfi- cation shsll rot spply 10 sny per'on prevented from writing by . physical disability from complying with its rs- auirens
 Section 2. Any person ofsripg to vote msy be orally challenged by any slector of tine county upon the ground tha, he cannot read or write the Eng iish lapguags and if 70 challenged, the test shsll be the reading of some paragraph of the constitutions of the United S.atss, ss!eeted by the inspee- tor of the electio. board and writing, in Eugl,sh. come sentence iron said constitution, dictated by said inspee- ter.
 Section 3, All sets and parts of sets il cen aict with this act are here by repealed,
 Section 1. This act shall take effect cad bs iA feTss iron ard after its pas sage.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-07
FOR THE PAPAGOES.
Delegate Murphy Plans for
 their Civilization.

The Washington Pest prints the fol-
 lowing; "Ths wandering PApaGoes of Arizons are the subject of the tender solisltuds of D, legats Murphy si that tsrritory. whV has . plan for their eiviliaAs,en that lays over every thing the Indian bureau has ever attempted "Ths Papagoss, said MT. Murphy, ''are like many other people in the far west in early dave, very much in need of water and good society, especially
 the former. The latter they don't seen, to mind so much about. But believe that il they could bs assured of water to drink they could be induced to settle down and c-ass their dspreda- tions upon the catiI. of the white citi-
 gems. For that reason I have intro dnced bill to appropriate $25,0 for the purchase of what is known as the Quiiotoa we'll and machinery in Pima county, and 10 employ . farmer .. . sslary Sf$l 600 year to aii them in selecting land and 10 pump water for their stock and for irrigating purposes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-07

The Gazette sums up that there are gosd rsas ons to belisvs the year 1897 will bs one of Iapid progress ir Ar,=e- la. Stock intsre.ts are better than they have been before in many years, e the territory teems with fat steck and there is . flood of buyers here for both range and fat s,sck. Mining too is on the rise and never before in the history of the territory has there been 60 much development work under wsy and in mos. instances good rssult ts bsvs been reported.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-07

Today the Bisbes mail sack arrived tut upon investigation was found full emptiness. In all probabilities. the Bist ee pos,ma,tar after tying up the usual batch of from 25 10 50 letters designated for Tombstons consigned ed them ty aceid nt in tho wrong mail pouch and as a consequence no letters whatever came today and our usual correspondence also carried by. The mail from the copper camp, however will without doubt be brought back by tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-07
The l.reate.s 3lsnarch.

Issht subjsct for pity if he is troubled with dyspepsia, while his poorest subject wLO d,geets properly may wei. be snvied by . priass thus sffi!etej. The dyspsptie of svsry cline and nation o~s . debt O. grssi- tuie to Hostet'er's Stomsca BIttsrs which rescues them from one Of she most obstinate and t1oublssoms . cor. plsInts sgsInst which medical skill is directed. On this continent, in Eu- rope and tho tropics, this sssrlinR remedy is pre-emiuent'y asd jussly popu lar, not only ss stem ,chic, tuS sl-o as a means of prove s,ti.g end curing mala i,l, rheumatic, kid.ey, bilious and nervous di,orders. Itin- proves the sope;i q ant sleep, hss;sps csnv"le-' nee ard the acquisi'ion si viIor after sxhsu-tirg a,aIsdi-s, and ceunteraets the infirnities ef az. A wineSl ssfal taken tsfors retiring h,s . tendency to promote tranquil hea'th yielding sleep. . boon much . ystsd by ssrvou. iovalids.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-07
NEW PROCESS
Another Method for Extract.
 ing Mineral.

A sprocsss of extracting gold by which every particle of the metal in the ere is recovered is stated ts Do in successful operation in West Austra- lia. It is called the orc atomic pro- cess. G Id quartz is crushed into snsll lunps And is the put into . closed chaner, subj.etsd te tho heat of . furace. to the action of water and of hydrogen gss. Tbis eliminates .ulphur and reduces oxides of she metallic s.ats. Alter hsisg heated the material is suddenly cooled by jets of water; an operation repeated several times till the quartz rumhlss to pow der st the touch of the finger. It is then thrown into . tank and the gold is separated by washing.
 Frederick Stock came in today from Psares on . flying visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-07
A dspOsit of graphite. lately diseo

A dsposit of graphite, lately diseov cred in Ontario, promises to be ono of the larges, in the wo Id. There are several depo,it. in C.liforbIa and Ari- zons. but the quality has not been shown 10 be good. The demand lar graphite is such that there is A con- stant search for new .eurcss of sup ply on the part of the manufacturers who use the article,
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-07

Tho funeral of Mir. s. O. Freder.cks took place this afternoon and . large eoncourse of friends and acq naintances paid their respects to the departed pioneer. Rev. Roberts officiated and tn Q funeral services were most impresive. The funera! eortege followed all that was mo:ral of the pioneer and con- signed him to his last resting place.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-07
BISBEE NEWS Daily Happenings at the
 Great Copper Camp. Budget or Interesting ltens frem our Regular Ger. respondent. BIsBEE, February 4, 1897. roopcpyNn,
BIsBEE, February 4. 1897.

copPERINo'.
 Wm Campbell left this morning for av sit to Stafford. It is reported that his mother is quite i'll there.
 Waiter Vnii and Wn. Breckenridge came in on the train thi. evening for . short trip and to take in the sights. They will leave again in the morning.
 Bert Gmehls gave his knee . bad wrench whi'e switching last evening and as . consequence he will not bs able to attend to bis duties as csndue- tor for number of days.
 Mir. Flynn, the section boss of the A. & s. E. R. R., who is located at Go atsntion, came in on this sveninE's train. He was aecempani.d Ly his wife and expects to remain in tswn . day or co.
 Eddie Kane, son of Mrs. Liggin and brother of Miss Annie Kane died at the Queen lodging house night before last and was buried yesterday. The funeral took place from Blaekburn's undertaking parlors and was quite well attended.
 Richard Rundls left this msrnIsg for . three weeks' trip to Colorado. He ia going to the grand lodge moot ing of tn. A. o. U. W. st Ds.ve. aad hs will also visit his two brothers who are located in that section. This is Dicks frat vacation in quite . long time and he anticipates . very Plsas- ant time.
 The spiri,uali,t Mrs. Dar,el. whs has been in town for . number days past. was stopped at the train when she attempted to leave yesterday morning and was placsd in duranes vile for the nor-psyment of . license. Quite . few expensive prelimip ariss to her trial have already been gone through and an insignificant matter which could easily have been straight ened out now bids fair to cost ths county $75 or slOO, while at the same time working sn injustice sa the woman. To our mind it is . nsst foolish piece of business from start ts fnish.
 The wife of our we'll known towns- man, Mir. E. G. Norton, who was very sick for five or six weeks juss pas, passed away last night ia spite si the doctors and her numerous friends. Mrs. Norton had nos been we'll for slengthy period and the family spsns several months lest sumner at Santa Monies to see if the change of climate would not better her condition. Sac ssemed to be better 10. sons time ai- ter her return but received . set.bask when the first cold weather set in from which shs never rallied. She sl- ways bore her troubles and su5sYins 10 with the greatest patience and was svSr . loving wife s,d mother. The sympsthies of the community are ex- tende d 10 the husband and daughter in their bereavement. The funeral will take place tomorrow at , o'clock fIon Library hall.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-07
A QUESTION,
Constitutional Rights of Mexi-
 can Citizen. ET

The q1esiion of the constitutions al rights Of Mexican sitizene to become aaturalized Americas citizens has been raised in the courts of Texss, and is now before the United States circuit court of that stste. IL is alleged tha, Secretary Olnsy givss sn opinion so the effect that under the constitution of the United States they are not en- tiled to citizenship. Should this opi- nion bs confirmed by the unprsms court . large number of good citizens of Arizsna will be disiranehissd.- Star,
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-07

The Jerome Mining Nsss claims that the profits of the United Verde nins for 1896 wsre s3 SOC, 900, and compares 1t with tho Anaconds com pany, sf Montana, which realized from all sources net revenue of s. 25S,6l5.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-07

A citiz-n of Harlem secured . yer diet of $6O, ,OOo sgainst anethsr citizen of Harlem for slisnatisg his wifs's af- fsatisns. ~hs affections of some wives are evidently worth . great deal mere after alienation than before.