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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Three Men K.IIed on the 4. & P.
 Road Last Night.

Three Men K:1ed on the \. t& P.
 Road Last Night.
 Last night about o'clock as heavy freighs srsiu, consist ug of two ergipes snd thirty. one loaded freight csFs were going down the JorR hill about seven miles west of Wi 'sms, the engineers lost control of the air and the entire train vent down the long hill at lightn- ing speed. The crash osUe ct the bot tom Of the hill, when the entire thirty one csre, with the two engines, left the track and were piled up in maee st Iss sids. Fire was soon added to the horror and twenty five Of the loaded care of f1e ,,hb were burned up, the Ie- uaining ca being throVD some dis tance did not catch fire.
 As soon gs pt ssih'e the train crew were taE en from emong tEe debris. B 7sh engineers, J Watson and Ffank Nugent. with one fireman, weFs found to be dead, while Conductor O'Kelly was so badly injured thst be is expected to die.
 NJ ons wss Q blame foP the accident, as far ss can bs isarned.
 A wreckin2 crew wes at once sent out from division headquarters to clear away the wreck aud allow t5e passage of trains.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

There exists among women who are much in society form of weariness result ing from overtaxed nerves, more intense and depressing than any known to tired muscles.
 The overcrowded lives of such women make them slaves of anxieties and annoy ances which they cannot ignore.
 The following letter from one of New Works busiest hostesses shows how impli- citly Paines celery compound is relied on among the most intelligent, well-to-do fam lilies as well a in the many more humble households all over the country.
 NEW YORK CrTY, Oct. 9, 1897.
 GENTLEMEN think it but fair to you that I bear testimony to the beneficial re- suits of my use of Paine's celery compound.
 Two years ago was almost wreck from nervous prostration. resulting from over work, mental a"d physical. 1 had lost my memory completely, and friends feared could never recover. Alter trying several remedies to no avail, my physician pre- scribed Paine's celery compound, and with in few days tbere was decided improve ment in my condition
 After the use of three bottles 1 was SC much better that 1t was unnecessary for me to continue its use. Since then 1 have recom- mended it widely, and have yet to hear that it has failed to do all that 1 claim for 1t.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
The Surprise of all.

Mir. James Jones, oe the drug firm of Jones & Son, Cowdsn, H., in speaking of DF. Kings New Disc 1vsry, says that last winter his wife was attacked with L4 Grippe, and her csss grew so serious that physicisrs as Cowdep and Paae could do nothing foR her. It seemed to develop into Nasty Consu ption. Having Dr. Kings New Discovery in store, and selling lots of 1T, he took 8 bottle home, and to the surprise cf all she began to get better from first dose, and half dozen dollar bottles cured her sound and we'll Ds. Kings New Dis covsIy fnr Corsum ptt eB. Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to do this good work. Try it. Free trial bottles at The Phoenix Drug Go.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
TFRRITORIAL NEWS.
YaVapai C0VU.y.

The footbBu boys were be uqueted by friends ss Hook & Ladder hali Saturday evening The spread was interspresd with interesting speeches .-Journa al- Miner.
 The heavy wind which visited Jerome Wednesday n.ghs done considerable damage. About 1915 on thgs night B smsil-sized but very effective cyclone got n 7 up W-th t-s new sott xe of Mrs. Rogers aud completely demolished it. Ths cottage set on She eide hhl next to and south of the stooe building occupied by Mrs. Baldwin as a lodging house, nd had br . e'u.os completed. Mrs. Rodgers and her dsughter having moved ID few p :5 os fUr lituts and occupied it, awaitire the fl fieisbirg of the inseFios before furnishing the house thoroughly. Mrs. R gers, her dauz b Ser, and Mr.Tom Bennett were in the build ing when the wind struck i.. The rc 4 nd side of the building were carried about 150 feet end scattered ground in all directions and positions. Mrs. Rogers and her daughter were carried along th at distence with the building, but escaped with few slight bruises. MF. Bennett was not carried so far as she ladies but wLs lsss fortunate, having injuved one of his hende quite severely. A bird and csge came ont of the sooidentiwithout even 8 wire of the osge being bent. Some of the win dows were carried 800 feet and the Rlese DO; broken. It was tour-room building Jerome Mining Ne1Us.
 Married on O. Greek, November 25 MF. J :. H. Derrick to Miss Lula 0. Lay. at the home of tbe brides perents. Ray. KecheTside performed the cere- nory. The happy couple started out on the 10 o'clock train for their we'd ding tour. The bride end groom have many friends in th;s section vi will join the NeaCs, wishing them much hap piness in the future.- Jerome Mining Nelcs.
 The Yavspai County Reporter failed to appear this week, Joscelyn & Jack SOL having lost control of the plant through the foreclosiug of s1O0 mott geae. Is Is said that the paper will be revived. .-Jeronae Mining Neaos.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
Yuma county:

Jose M. Preciado accidentally shot and killed t;s II year-oId brother AL oeFto ss theiP home ,n the valley nine milss below Yuma lsst Wednesday afternoon. The boys were pract.cipe with small target rife ard cartridge b5c 3me lodged n ths ct Der They went to the house and attempted 60 dis Of the boys, WAS working with the gur and cautioned Alberto to keep away from the muzzle. The unfortunate boy wss sitting CD the bed in front of the gun and jokingly remarked that he dId not think there wes much danger if if did go eff, es it did not have flores enough to kill chicken. He had scarcely finished speaking when the gun wss discharged, the ball penetrating his heeEt. The remains were brought tc Yuma and buried Thanksgiving dsy.- Yuma Sentinel.
 Work on the State of Arizona I'm provement Compeny's pumping plant is progressing nicely and a great deal is being accomplished by She convict le bof. Early ne xt week 8 cemp V III be established in the valley several miles below town and the working force wil be increased to over one hundred men Mr. Anders on is pr sh og the construc tion of the big barge as rapidly as possi bic and it is now assuming the shape of 8 bost.-YunlG Sentinel.
 County Recorder 0. P Cfon; n Is home gain. after month spent in Los An geles, with an accumulation of muscle which bodes iII'foP the local editor of the Sentinel. AsfoF our part, we didn'i say it, snd gre glad we dida't. The County Recorder is nice msn and B good officsr, and we would like to see the man who ssys he isn't.-Yunsa Sun.
 F. z. Dsly, of Massachusetts, aged twenty-two years, fe fem brake beam of Southern Pacific train, on which he wDs stealing ride, at Taone last Wednesday afternoon, and wss crushed beneath the whsels of the moving cars. He lived fcFty min nutes after tne accident ard spoke intelli gently and calmly ot the details of the occurreuce and his identi;y.-Yunaa .CMn
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
Cline CIesnups.
CLINE, Ariz Nov. g

CLINE, ArIZ Nov. 23.
 MR. EDIr5R, - Cats!s branding is principally ovsr end buyers are fockil g in to make contracts.
 A number of teams started to Psysou today to move quartz mill to the Cos wick mine. This will be livening to these parts.
 Everyone is ssik 1g Thanksgiving. The roosters and turkeys will suffer. Cline Sunday School is doing fas work end is going to have Ohristmss tree. Every body is invited. It is rather early to speak of Xmas, bns it takes 8 long time to get goods delivered.
 Ms. John o inc is having dns job of painting done on h4s new house, which is nice one.
 Dave Peser is making the old Bou- q uot ranch look fine by clearing out brush, trees, ponds, diichee, eto.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
District Court.

h the case of Flank Seafsno, indict- sd on ohsFge of resisting sa officer the demurrer to tbs complaint was overT uisd ard case sst for trial next Thursday.
 Lopez, Fernandez and Venezuele Rere srrsigasd end will be allowed u olesd tomorrow morning.
 IA PhilliQe against whom tho indict- nens for 6 -son was dismissed V as sgain srrsicned on charge of as'er 2tirg to commit arson ald gill plead t1morroU morning The prisoner wss admitted to bail in the sum of $500.
 JH Butler, indictsd cn ohr s Of assault with g deadly weapon. errsign- msrt oontip ned until Wednesday, morn ing.
 Cole vs. Osme; dismissed ct cost of pla ntiff-
 RsdewiI vs. G,3dwiu and Dazes, judgment for plaintiff.
 Cray gs. Walker. ldgm ant for plain tiff
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
Tempe Department.


 DI. Hart went to Mesa City today
 Ths condition Of MT. Glliland is still very bad.
 Mr. GFeevee vas among the visitors , to Pnosnix today.
 There have bsen 60 new cases in po- lice court during the last few days. Union efVices were held st the Bap- tist church last night. Regular services were held in the morning.
 called out of town to visit patients. They seem to be very busy, theee days. A. O. U. W. Lodge meets tonight. The special order of business will be she election of | ffit CTS foR tbe ensuing term.
 Company O, N. G. A, he'd good meeting Saturday night. The only matter of importance that occurred YVES she appointment of several non com mis- stoned officers.
 Prof. Martin, tbe original wizard and ventri,oqQiss Will give an exhibition in this city on Decsmber 3rd and 4th. The professor was here about two years go sud left mosb favorable impression. rom r1esIs,'s D-lg. JC Good win who recently chaperon- ed cargo of ladies to Globe will return in day OF so.
 When bilious or costive eat Cas- csret, candy catharse, cure eosrs nteed 25 css., 10 c s.
 Professor Martin, the magician, will entertain the Tempe people on Friday and Saturday nights.
 Tempe Lodge No. 8, I. o. O. F. meets tonight in Andres hall. Degree work is expected and good attendance desired.
 Quite delegation of Tempe people went to Phoenix last night to attend the peFformencs of the "Herrmsnn the Great" company.
 s. D. Lount was 8 visitor from Phoe- nix last night, bringing with him his telescope, which wss placed at the dis possI of she normal students lest night.
 The wave of prosperity must have struck Csleb Per:on ee be hes doubled the working force in his shoe factory. He probably wants to get his business so well established that he can return to the old prospect next fall in case his Klondke hopes are blasted next sum mer.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Brigham,J. H. Hicks and number of employees left for the mountains this mornirg. They were outfbted with pscks, saddle horses, buckbosrds, etc, and presented the ep- pesrance of Klondy ke relief exp .di- tion.
 The annual stockholders meeting of the Tempe-Mesa Produce company for the election of board of directors for the ensuing year will be held next Sat- urdsy at KiDgabury's ball. This insti- tuition has become Of inestimable value to the south side and it Is hoped it's prosperity will continue.
 The following oficsrs were elected last night by the A. O. U. w. Lodge to serve for the next term: H B Moore Me ster Workman; Geo Nichols, Fore mar; N Nichols. Overseer, c P Bor- TO [. daIe, Recorder R R Root, FipancieI; i; G R FiGeh, F .iver Sam B1own ws 5 elected Trustee for 1h n unonths.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
The NeStOrof theMagazineS
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW

Has been in the van of American thought for more than three quarters of century ranking always with the best and most in fuential periodicals in the world.
 It is the mouth-piece of the men who know most about the great topics on which Americans require to be informed from month to month, its contributors being the leaders of thought snd action in every field
 Those who would take counsel ofthe high est-knowle1ge -- he affairs of the t-me,a learn what is to be said regarding them by the recognized authorities on both sides. must therefore read 2 Norib Anerfcass Revieav, the Nestor Of the ms gag -nes.
 This magazine has for more lh. n eighty years, within its we defined line, stood at the head of monthly publications -Chieago Record.
 The REVIEW m; : well Le p oud ot It's eighty-two yer s, J- s.lH it. ay @ s7 d of it that "age cannC VI .ther nor ue stale its infinite vare- @-.f !7ortrl e i. the one who can sis ,lo.in aId ea ,spon the the good things iurl.si ei by tic Les liter any caterers in tie world.-GrsH1 Rdptds Dem7eTlEt
 If any one name n ma y..zi,e ':terature stands for what 7s author. ative t name is tne NORTH AMz LOAN REVIEW. wn.ch for more than eis ~ years has ren+iled at the head of monthly period cnls.-aosson Post.
 The REVIEW is f"-I t. n mont with articles which shoa re req | everf true citizen -Oddlellolge ReU. ,sC, 2, Put.
 The REVIEW has GJae mos. fo.t bet ter class of reade.s than auv "i ,e.. puol ca tion ofthis kind i.i t.:e cou .y.-OATi.tia1s Ad0ocdte, St. L uis.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
Anon, Anvertis,ne

An exper eooed ale" ser ia writing on sdversie oS7sv mskes the fol iovipe imp. rE as eipts. He says:
 "rbere srs lWtt at meke ad versisiog sDsca profitable.
 l. What you put io io III the way of words and pictures.
 ?. The way you usks your business pack up your edVs- sed claius.
 The sd. !s rot
 No general tale cen ts gwen about me Iirg good ad. Bns we e | io;k et tbe matter of ad. making from ,ommou-sense stsad. int.
 Mt xe your nBme Shs smell part of he sd. You .- got The img ortant ,art of the store news-.5 woas gt ids ou bsvs [, se or whut v policy GU have 10 announce.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
Pima County:

Deputy Surveyor P0ilip Contzgn left today for White Mountains, Mohsve Co.,, to finish the work of sagregatiDg l the coal field from the Indien Feservs- ton. Hs Is to take up the work and l complete she survey of Deputy Survey
 or Logan who disappeared about June
 lst last and who has since nevsr been heard from. The common belief is
 that Logan YVES drowned in cloud
 burst in the mountains last summer, bus it will perhaps never be known what
 became of him. Tucson Citizen. President Parker, of the University,
 ids the hunter Of spplics ais to the University gre increasing so rapidly that th 8 question of dormitoFy sooom- modstions is serious. But it Is under stood tbsS toe Bossd of R gents will arrange to provide for all who come.- Tucson $. or.
 The latest from Guaymss is to the effect that Fred G. Hughes, the embez-
 zler and defsulter, boarded the steamer
 Arizona flor the South Atlantic Coast.
 Is is believed that Hughes learned from
 some of hie Tucson friends that the
 books showed more thsn $50O0 ege nst
 him ard the amoU Tt was d, F incress-
 ing. Is is believed he has bsen pros-
 pectiDg for Little Steve."-Star.
 Govefnor and Nj j. N -C5rd srrived
 in the city yesterday morning to attend
 the crystal wedding enr 7sIss.y cf Col.
 and M, J. H. Man itin ! st evening. General Frsz.sr and General and Mrs. Law is came over with ea,m. Govs,nor and Mrs McCoFd left for Yuma on this mornings train. The other members of his party returned to Phoenix. Tucson Star.
 Bear have been having picnic n the locality of the Anvil ranch and the re- suit has been killing of besr and lots of bear meat in Tucson. No less than seven of the bruin family have suc- cumbsd to the deadly rifiss of the nim- rods of the Anvil ranch. The last wss taken by Ali Dousu, the cattle duke of Pima county. The tvophy wes hang ing in Schumecher's meat market yes- tsrdsy and the meat was fine. It WLs sampled by the Star family .-Stdr.
 The macs meeting in the district | couFt room lEst Saturday evening re- suited in the nomination ct 8 oIs;zsns' 1 ticket, all by sccls nst.or. ccmi d c. the following ge1tlens ): Q. Pdseb, -lsFge; WIPer.y. council man first ward; Geo F Kilt, councilman second ward. R,solUt ops were passed isv oring the removb of tt "W zdge,"1 and of early action by the city toward an adequate water eupply snd sewerage system; also recommending thorough spFinkling of the streets by he city.-Tucso1l Citizen.
 O. A. Dommally sustained severe rsoture of one of his ribs last Friday evening by teing his by one of the fills # passing buggy. He had stepped ntoi the stre<t to re-rus E mall child which was directly in tte ,sth of the rig and threw it to ons side. But ia stepping out the way of the .orse bis foot slipped and the fill struck Iim in tbs side. The hurt while nUt 6 rious $ ve.J peinfu, d is will te one time before be |. lulIy recover d d.-TUcson Citizen.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
Mining Near W1ckenburg.

The most active operations In develop mens of claims and aFrastFaiug is eight miles up the San Domingo wash. This wash enters theHasssyanps some eight miles below Wicken burg.
 Bsiz & Drew have surk we'll and nearly completed 8 five stamp mill. These gentlemen have mines edj scsr that vill be worked.
 Dr. Wilbur of Mesa is developing the Wild Goose, Last Chence and Black Ha&k. These properties gre said to be looking well.
 George Bsrnel is reported to have bonded the Goldbug to William E. Cushing, now operating at Riverside op she Gils. The property joins 'he Tfilby owned by Gsorge Monroe.
 Tie Castle Greek Hot Springs road can be reached within three miles. The shipping poins would be Ctetle Springs Juncti
 Iea Bunker, Kyle Bros. and Mitchell Bros. are ct work on theiF claims.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
GiIa cOun

Mrs. l.. Sultan returned hone 3 week ago last Friday after Hn sbseEce of six and San Francisco, witb relatives. Fer sieteT, Nies Jenuie Jacobs, of Helena, returned with her to srand the winter here -GLote SiLuer Belt.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
How to Prevent Pneumonia.

As this time ef the year cold IS very easily contracted, aDd if left to run it's course without the aid ot soms 1slisble cough medic'ce is liable to resulb in great disease, eoeumonIs. We aow of no batter reu edy to cure cough or cold than Ohamber.sin's Cough Re- medy. We have used it quite exten- sively and .t has given entire sa.isfec- tion. Oa2ah, lad, Ter. Chief.
 This is the only remedy that is known to be e csrts preventative of pneumo- nia. Among tte many thousands who have used is for colds and Ia grippe, we have never yet lear-sd of single case having resulted In pneumonia. Persons who have weak lungs OF have reason to fear an attack Of pneumonia should kssp the remedy et hand. Tbe 25 sud 50 ce ent size fer s. by all drug yiefs
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
Vim, Vigor, Vitality, RESTORED
 lNGo D-YS.
GAS og's vIrAL1zEa
GOOD FIFE THAT ovoE.

UOOD NE EF3I ' AT O V FE.
 GAS oS's vTrALIzER Cures Gspsrs'r So- I I- ',-, V ul ness, Spermat1 -, f-fr ', cY, Paresis, etc. Co.nsas FJ1,'isra, pr 'rs caused by 'cO-s e.; -s. q- Q ag Lost M, r b. ol ao1 ye'- -.I asd ~eng whe fo loe- tee s- walled. Convs, 1t pasc.s 34-s lsi and legit pa. C-.e is ck anz th1roLgh.
 Don't be d-osivi by "A on CANYONS V 7-.. f-s te I ie !oM drug st does c- have 1t. r -- O c Il De. packs se. 6 6fe-$5. ~1 of complete cuIa. IT m a.io , Iefe g, ttr., free and confident Send us st ssement of csse and 25c for weeks trial treatment. One only, sent to each perscn.
 CANTON MED. CO. RosToN MASS
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
$2OOO@oo

SeASlfr,tg's Bssf baking pow der Is such baking powder as you would ask us to make If you knew the facts.
 A sehilIing & Company ,o
 San Francisco zV1V
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
For Sale OF Ren

If you yh to y CT nt. = i-s rty for ssle or to be let, F. E. DEvEI UX & co, Mining and ] fate BIoks E, 1 Fleming Eek
 one n C. ! r-d r-otw be. Rent free for tWoye
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
THE THORN CASE.

It Goes to the Jury 1lis Af,er-
 noon.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 30 Judge Maddox gave the case of M .rtin Thorn ingo the hands of the jurors at o'clock and they immediately reti d.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
50 Cents a Number; 5oo v

Now is the Time to Gill>cr 5'. THE NORTH AlfERICAE RBTIW. S.Y.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
Canton's Tansy Pills

tried, true and safe RELIEF for WOMEE. Always reliable. Hys d in d or. Ct CAN TONS and save regrets. Al druggists, sent sealed, Sf. Cur boo<les ( ms.
 Canton Spec. Co.,. Boston MaSs.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

From Taesjsy's T fly. Dr. Rosson retueEed to Los Angeles last evening waers his .fsmly are now Eas;dinG-
 The grand jlFy will pr t .bly be in session for coupe If days more, not having orn1 p.ettd thsir Wo. k today g expected.
 Mr. G org Q Buxton yesterday re- ceived aucihar carload of thoss famous Oelifornis rnopntc apples which are found so deiic,ous.
 A greet dsas of business is being tranesc; dtIy by Juds s fs5 n the D strict coura snd the civu calendar is rapidly bsiBe cleaned up.
 A special train Iefa thie city this mo, nipg for Prescott with P'eeident F M. Murphy of tue s. P & P R. E Wers god E. B Gage.
 The 6 E .iBisss bicycle 10 reech PhoenIx bss b. q received by Mr. H. A Diehi ad is or exhibition Tn front Of that eentlepar's store. A crCwd of the curious s gesnet eboos 8s ell times.
 Probate Judge Croa7s th'e a:.el noon osrtoa ned the ce,smooy which made Nm. GoehIy aud Sfacia GFubnsks nan lnd wife. Tbe youuR couple have ,een in Phoen'x t1ob < ahort J;sne, com 1g from the sa3t.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-02-13

SAYS the Statesman: "a great
editor must be synthetical as well
as analytical. His work is often
called jumping at conclusions
but his mind follows an order
ly process in reaching ends that seem
to the observer to be the result of
chance" Well, yes, now, that is clearly
right and real profound. But what do
you call it when great editor, between
two days, upsets the policy and reason
ing which have guided him for ten
years; buckles on to the antithesis;
solemnly VOWS to annihilate his former
disciples as we'll as former logic and
then in a few months gradully slips
back to his old moorings without as
much as a gag2 Do you call that
orderly intellectual process? or just
plain humbug?
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-02-13

work; the boilers said, international
agreement can not be secured. And
they had each other by the ears in q
moment and were at it tooth and toe
nail. But, dear me, they were not con-
tending about bimetGliSm; not bit of
it. They merely disagreed on the bet
ter method of securing it, and, the
strife was embittered by an old feud
which had been growing up in the
party for years. Now, as all Idaho
Republicans are for bimetalism; as
the nation has determined to try to &C.
cure it by international agreement; as
the national party must in a short time
secure or abandon it, what is there to
prevent Idaho Republicans from re-
uniting on the basis here laid down
They are, indeed, fnily agreed on every
political question except as to ths in-
tentiOn and ability Of the national
party to establish bimetalism by inter
national agreement. If the national
party succeed, the difference will be re-
moved by the fact, if it fell, the same
will be true. Then, why not suspend
hostilitics pending the the event 2
Why notg
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-02-13

THE Senatorial election in Utah doe,
not appear to be much more satisfac.
tory than the similar event in Idaho
1t seems to be pretty we'll estaglished
that Elk. Apostle Thatcher's defeat was
encompaSsed by the influence of Nor.
mon church authorities and that Mr.
RaWlin's victory is due to the fact that
ne was the only instrument with which
Thatcher could be beaten. But while
Just now Thatcher is being held IN to
view as the champion of liberty. and
freedom from church dictation, it is in.
teresting to recall that for nearly a
quarter century he enjoyed the distine.
ton of being one of the foremost Nor
mons in the land and probably was
Just as much of stickler for church su.
premacy as any man high in church
councils. 1t is not so very long since