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Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12
STATE OF OHIO, CITY o TOLEDO, [

bTATE OF OHIO, CITf 0 lOLEDo, ss
 LUCAS COUNTY. Frank J. Cheyney Inakes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheyney < Co.,, doing business ia she city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay Che sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the nee of Halls Csturrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day oi Decem- Der, i6s6.,
 SEAL, A. W. GLEASON,
 Notary Public EHslIs CstaTrh:: Cure is taken inter Rsiiy and acts directly on the back and mucus surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free.
 F. J. CHENEY X CO.,, ----~--e-- Toledo. O
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12
EPOSSIBLE TROUBLE. E:
Mexican Consul at Bisbee
 Notifies the Governor.

There is prospect of trouble be. tween the Mex:csns and Americans at the towns of Clifton, Morenei and Metcalf. Those towns, especially Mo renci. have been the scenes Of fre- quent disturbance for years. The present threatt ned outbreak Is said tn be based on the sympathy ei the Mex jeans with Spain.
 Governor McCord lately received @ letter from Senor MaximO Gavito Mexican consul at Bisbee, describing the condition of aff,irs in eastern Gra- ham county, WheIeupon the governor wrote the authorities of that county to be on guard.
 The Governor then wrote Senor Gavito lett r informing him of the action he h sd taken, which is publish ed in the Republican as follows:
 MT. Maxine Gavito. Commercial Agen. O. Mexico. Bisbee, Ariz.
 Dear Sir: Your favor Of the 4th inst., regarding ths possibility Oi trouble between the citizens oi Mexico residing al Morenci, Clifton ard Met call, and the Mexican citizens of the United States living at those point. has been received and the contents csretuliy noteH
 have written to the authorities at each of these points, urging them to see that 10 con llict takes rlece be- tween any citizens of Mexico and the United Sts'es, and ,o apare Eo effort to prevent the same. ss it is the policy of the United States to continue on the mos, friendly terms with t2e republic of Mexico.
 You may rect assured that no pain 8 will be spared to afford the amplesi protection to the persons and rropcr,y of citizens of Mexico residing in tii. territory. Yours respectfully: MYRoN II. MCCoRD, Governor
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12
A Kaneas contemporary

A Kaneas contemporary which evidently believes that "good times have come again" says: "More than half the recent bridegrooms here have married girls who have good positions, Az 8 rule, men demand nowadays that . girl who wants to marry should either have money or 8 job. A girl who got ms.rled here short time ago had . good position at the time but quit it as soon as she was married. end there is considerable indignation among the men,"
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

The verdict of ths jury in the fam ous timber suit at Tucson in fsYor of the Copper Queen Co. is recisved with universal favor by all r.sidents of Co,hise county wbo uuderstsnd the facts. The case has been productive of endless litigation end to one up 6 tree appears as if the government officials had sn eye to tbe fat fees allowed regardless of the annoyance caused and destruction of . legitimate industry tbat would have meant n uch ior this sectios.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

John H. Bebsn, recently Chinese inspector ct this point. has bssn ap. pointed to an important position in the war department and will go to the front as soon as ths invasion of Cuba begins. He is now at Tampa, Florida. in the interest of the depart ment. All old friends in Arizona wish MT. Behan good luck in his new role. He is all right in any position. -Nor siee Viaeite.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

Word was recieved from Fairbanks today tha. Em Hall 6 citizen of tha, burg died this morning and order sent for coffin. No particulars of cause of death was given in brief telegram sent. A coffin was forwarded there. ..this p. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

The Daily Phoenix Enterprise is smsll but really Q warm number. We predict that the fearless little journal istic exponent..will increase in power and influence until it becomes one of the leading journals of the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

Tha PRolFEoroR sct nowleiges re- ceipt Of invitation to be present at the commencement exercises of the Terri torisl Normal school at Tempe on the i2th to 18th inst, The Normal School Is 8 pride to the territory and Is becoming more popular each year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

Some enterprisiDg New Yorker has manufactured a United States flag that is forty feet long. and has made arrangements to hoist it on Morre Castle inst as soon ss Havana is taken. But there may not be enough of the castle left to serve ss flag pole on that occasion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

Jake Schearer and family returned to the ranch in the valley today, Mrs. Smith. mother of Mrs. Schearer, who has been here under medical Ire at- ment. also returns tosthe Smith ranch in the Chiricshuas, having recovered from her illness.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

The reason there is 60 much com. plsint from subscribres O! newspapers in not getting their papers regularly, is the fact of distribution at the post. offices where the papers are sent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12
Buy Alum

at druggists, and baking powder at groccr's.
 Use the alum externally: put the baking powder in your cake. s,z
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12
BIsBEE. June 9, 1898
COVERINGS.

COVERINGS.
 L.m Overlook came over this mern- ing tfrom Tombstone.
 Otto Geisenhofer returned from 8 flying visit to the county seat.
 Tomorrow is pay day and abou, 1000 employees will be made glad,
 Geo. McFarlan one of the pioneer newspaper men Of ths territory arrived this morning on e short yisit.
 Miss Lillie Burr returned this rlorn- ing from Tucson where she has been on s shert visit.
 Interest in ths coming Fourth of July celebration increases and every body is becoming enthusiastic in anticipation. To all appearances and present signs it will be @ grand fo u.th celebration.
 District Attorney English came in this' morning from Tombstone on legal business. While here he will also look into the shooting affair of a few days since and act ss prosecut- ing attorney st the trail.
 Joe Misner who was shot ny Jim Kimball in front of Medigovich's store Tuesday night is much improved and the doctors say he will be airigb: in a few days. The preliminary hearing will held soon as Meisner is stle to appear before Judge Williams. Kim bali is under guard.
 An al,ercation betweed two Aeyi- cans in which two pick handles figured conspiciously was witnessed last svsning, The fight only lasted one round but frosa the appearances of each others countensnces one would have the impression that they had been involved all night. F. c. Saxon, prominent cstilensn of Montana js in the c,ty. MT. Sexon is interested in come. mining prospects in the Drrgoons and proposes to have considerable work done on th,'m. He has great faith in the development of copper mines in this range snd pre- poees to be in on the ground 6oor.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

In certain particulars Spain has re- csntly shown great military shrewd- nsss and foresight; che saved 1000 soldiers and several ships the other day by not sending them to the Phillippinee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

The Chicago News says: "There is something particularly appropriate in Colonel Roosevelt's regiment of COW punchs:s going to Cuba to round mp Spanish bull fighters"
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

Like tbe cattle and sheep, hogs, are sad to be iu Q pad way CD the coast. It is reported that good hogs are being offered there at 8 cent a pni,ud
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

F. N. Wolcott and wife returned to- day from Tucson where MT. Wolcott served az jurymsn on the Copper Queen case.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12


 Alter fifteen years of vioiss!tu les he Storm Cloud group Of fourteen miuss ten miles Eosth of Prescott, are rrov- ing to be heavy producers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

RisBEE June. 10 1898.
 COrPERINas.
 Wm. Hildreth is over from Tomb stone.
 Tom Vaughn is back from Tomb stone
 Surt. B. m Williams came in la,t uight from Tucson.
 P.of Jas. Douglass came in this morning from Phoenix.
 Mrs J. N. Jones left last evening for 0 visit 10 California.
 Thos Sutton the well known drum mer is In the city.
 You can get all kinds of upholster ing and repairing done at B. r. Gra- ham & Co.'S second hand store. If. Jas. Earl y leaves this evening for bis old home in Iowa to remain soa, time.
 Mrs. F. NJ. Mckay is visiting her mother Mrs. Chas. F. Douglass at BrOOkline. Miss Millie Leggett leaves for Fl Paso shortly to join her father who is new located there, Frank Westeilsnd is carrying his right hand in sling from hitting a l Mexican who ipsulted him. B. F, Graham & Go. has opened a second hand store and repair and up- hOlsteTing shop. If. , Quite a number O .he young peo; le | O! Bisbee have received invitations 10 attend dance at Pearce next week Dave Waters received severe cut on the head from piece of timber falling on him wEile at work ia the mine.
 l iSo W III II siS iiOl lD- morrow for Ter home in Come cticut. The best wishes of her many Bisbee friends go with her. l Dave Cohn came ia today from Phoenix 70 Join his brother Ajo!ph in opening up their cigar store. Both brother. have many irienGs in Bisbee, who are pleased to see shat they will l locate si;i hs. Jack Kiu.bsll who shot a! Jot Misner On Tuesday lsst vas ischargcI y. stsIdsy it being shown that Mispei fired fir {. Kimba.! was chen tried on charge of carrying concealed weapons and given jury trial H. wls iJund guilty and fined sG0 which was paid.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

Tombstope was in tine trail of a big sand storm last evening and while it Ia sted was very disagreeable.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

Rob'. Mccormick and Geo. Earring ton returned today from Tucson where both acted az iurymen in the Copper Qneen case,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

The Jeroms News has ssp psrended it. daily for the simpis reason that i diiu't pay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

Otto Geiseuhofer and Lem Overlook who were over from Ii-bce on brief visit returned to the Copper camp this morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

J. N. McDouoush returned toms today a.ter a visit to Globe and ether towns in that section of the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

It is figured tha. if the War lasts a year j. may eos: sSO0,O,0,OOO It IS something to te @ citizen O. 6 county where such Il can bs contsmpla-
 ted without co much as O wry face.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

Those seven brave fellows who took the Merrimac into the hsrbor of Santiago deserve to be known hence forth as "HObsoi's Choice
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12
BISBEE JOTTINGS
BIsBEE, June s, 1898. COVERINGS.


 Mrs. Ed. wittig is confined to her home with typhoid fever.
 PM. Hilton the we'll known rancher is in from the Huschucas.
 MT. c. c. McPherson of Wichita, Kansas is here on a visit.
 Lem Overlook went to Tombstone last evening on Q flying trip.
 Mike Reagan and Sam Base citizens of Bisbee are vieiting In Phoenix.
 o. H. Briggs the well known cattle man is up from his ranch on busiDess.
 Miss Aurelia Sendrey has returned from Pearce where she has closed her dancing class.
 Hon. J. N. Jones has recovered from his recen. spell Of illness and again able to be about.
 Otto Geisenhofer Bisbee's caterer, left last eveping for a short trip to the county seat.
 Ben Pringle went to Benson last night to meet his family who are re- turning from the east.
 The lumber for the new postoffice has arrived and the work of construc- tion will begin at once. MT. E. S. Widemsn of San Antonio, Texas, came in yesterday morning and will remain in Bisbee for shcrt time.
 The Fourth of July committee is out canvassing for funds to defray the expenses of the celebration and so far have met with good success. This insures big time for the people here on the Ith.
 ! The arguments in the Copper Queen case came 10 a close at Tucson today and the case submitted to the jury. l That the verdict will be for the com pany is beyond doubt as anyone acquainted with the merits of tue case will agree.
 l A Chinaman who makes regular visits to Bisbee selling vegetables and garden truck was held up and robbed few days ago by a Mexican, the robber only succeeded in getting $2.25 all the poor Chinsmsn had. as thinga did not seem to be coming his way. A shooting scrape occurred las! night between Joe Misner and Jack Kimball resulting in three shots talk jag feet in Misner and he now lies in the hospital under treatment. The wounds are not necessarily serious ! and he will recover. Kimbsli WAS placed under arrest and Is now await ing examination. The two men had some trouble, the true status of which will probably develop at the trial.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

It is said to be l1O degrees in the shade at Santiago; but it is going to be hotter there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-06-12

District Attorney English left this morning for Bisbee on official busi- ness.
The Ocala evening star., 1898-08-20

Rev. +. j. Reeves, the pleasant
gentleman from Spring Park and
the poor printers friend, made
TIA" Star pop call yesterday.
He Informed us that his wife -
health is Improving, and THAT his
noble horse, ne thinks the finest
in Marion county, has recovered
from a serious illness, put mourno
the death Of his splendid dog,
Bruno, whom some niSCrcanl fed
with crushed glass, from the
effects Of which the magnificent
dog died. The animal was Il
terror to evil doors around Mr..
Reeves premises aud it is infer
red the intelligent brute incurred
the III will of some one who de-
sired to invade the sacred pre-
cinls Of Mr.. Reeves .a.c..H
coop, and poor Bruno ..ou a..
there l~~u"d IA r.~'rtur~ ors".
by his ."roo.ou~ g'o".. "...
brought his death.
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The Ocala evening star., 1898-08-20

from o5 cents up, any size or quality.
We guarantee our SI.5o Shoes for
either Lady or Cent and money refunded
if not as represented.
The Ocala evening star., 1898-08-20
LADIES UNDERWEAR.

Ladies Underskirts, s inch embroidery,
fine quality SOC. each. Still better inch
embroidery at 65 cents, impossible to
make them at these prices. Extra Fine,
IS inch wide embroidery, at 9S cents,
others with double Torchon lace, very
fine 100.
Ladies Night Gowns, nice embroidery
SO c., better at IS G. Very Fine, beautifully
made $I.OO, fine assortment up to $500.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-30
MUSIC AT THE EXPOSITION.
Famous lines band Engaged 10 Piay for
slH Weeks nj Omaha.

Famous LINES band EnKaEed TO Piay for
STA Weeks No Omaha.
Omaha, sept 20. lines famous New
York City concert band has been on.
gagged to play ut the Trans. Mississippi
Exposition daily from September % TO
October u. This band IL one OF the
most successful musical organizations
In the country today. Frederick N.
Times, the conductor. first made a
reputation as trombone player.
When he took up the trombone 10 was
known solely rs an instrument Of per.
cussion, and ho astonished the world
by demonstrating its adaptability 20
solo playing, capable OF finely cxprcss-
Ing all phases Of passion. In fact he
was the dlscovercr Of trombone music,
the originator OF the triple u Hat
tuba which he uses. When he
organized his band he gave up from.
bone playing, and now he pcrsistently
refuses 10 play except an occasional
number at one OF his own band con
eerts or In compliment TO some distin.
guished gathering OF friends. lie had
Just planted his flag ON the mountain,
like Excelsior, and came down again
10 begin climbing another ladder to
fame.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-30
oETHRoNEmrNr AND DEATH.
believed That the chinese Emperor ia,
nscn Murdered.


Hongkong Sept 60 Although there
Is no positive information. II is gen.
orally believed here that the dcposcd
emperor Is dead. II IS said he died
directly after he issued the edict Civ.
ing the dowage the regency.
Nobody doubts that Yang and Chang
Yen lloon, who was minister at wafh-
ngton in 1895 are both innocent Of the
charge Of poisoning the emperor.
Shanghai, Sept %. Chang Yen
lloon. the Cantonese enemy aud rival
OF III Hung Chang. who Is charged
with harhoring Rang Yu Wei, has
been arrested. He Is now under trial
by the board Of punishment lie will
be stripped Of all Of his Offices and his
removal gives increased power to III
Hung Chang.
The officials generally welcome the
empress return 10 power, but the pco.
plc are different. Kang Yu Wei Is
charged with conspiring against the
empress dowager and has been de-
clarcd an outlaw aud his arrest has
been ordered.
A special dispatch from Shanghai
says that Rang Yu Wells brother has
been arrested In Pckin and condemned
To death. The dispatch also says that
Sir claude Mcdonald, tho British min.
lister, gave instructions that Kang Yu
Wei should he protected from arrest
The British consulate holds his bag.
gage aud documents referring TO state
secrets. The Russians are inccnsed at
the latter fact, and II Is reported that
Russia has offered the dowager en-
press the services Of 1000 troops from
Port Arthur 10 keep order In Pclsln ~
necessary. II is said that the British
beet In Chinese waters has been
divided between Ia Ku and Shan Hal
Kwan, under orders to intercept Rus
sian transports IN the event Of an at
tempt TO land troops.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-30
NEWS SUMMARY.

The Spanish peace commissioners
have started for Paris
All the british, Ercnch and German
warships have left Manila
In tornado at Lima, o., several
people were injured aud many build.
ings demolished,
Ina Gre at Manchester, Conn, three
men were cremated. The nnauclal
loss Is placed at $4,000
Five men were drowned In 81. Mary's
river, Saulte Ste. Marie, by the
laundering Of the lighter Monitor
The latest estimate places the native
population Of the island OF Cuba at
7i5,ooo,ofwhlch only aso, 600 are whites
samuel liothfuss, teller Of the Bliss.
field, Mich, bank, was held up by rob.
bcrs and shot His recovery Is doubt.
full
The Cairo correspondent Of the Lon.
don Times says Il h certain that there
are NO Abysiian troops ON the Upper
Nile,
The Illinois conference u the Meth.
odist Episcopal church has voted eiO
ayes to nay, In favor OF equal lay
representation.
The Central Ohio Methodist confer.
cnce voted unanimously for equal lay
and ministerial representation In the
general conference. "
Damage amounting TO about $4,000
was caused by fire to the hotel Ven.
dome, San Jose, Cal. which is one of
the finest hotels on the coast, costing
$4,000.
Special Agent Murray, In charge Of
the Seal islands, reports that dutng
the past season 1907 skins were Sc.
cured. This is decrease OF about
5000 In the number taken In 1897. lie
reports a general decrease In the zeal
herd
Frederick Welde, az Milwaukee, a
solicitor Of the Prudential Life Inur.
-'--s- >-s>-->--v~--.>---- -
St. Louis by taking prussio acid md
jumping into the artificial lake at
o'Fallon park, where his body vas
found.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-30
HAVE THEIR INSTRUCTIONS
spanish Commissioners WIN Make = right
For tho Philippines.

spanish Commissioners WIN Make = right
For tho Philippines.
Madrid, Sept. e5.-Duhe Almodoyar
de Rio, minister Of foreign affairs,
states that the Spanish commissioners
have been instructed 20 contend strong.
ly for the integrity OF Spanish SOW
ereignty In the Philippines, on the
ground that the protocol between
Spain and the United States was signed
before Manila capitulatcd; and also 10
make firm stand regarding the Cuban
debt aud the Philippine loan Of 1890,
II Luzon Is ceded TO America.
should the United States prove less
eNacting than IA expected, the commits.
sloncrs have power 10 make all posi-
bic concessions, commercial aud politi-
cal compatible with the retention Of
Spanish sovereignty In the Philippines;
but Ia the event OF losing n portion Of
the islands, they are instructed To re-
sist to the utmost any attempt OF the
United States TO claim the right OF
preference over other powers, should
Spain desire to sell or code the remain.
der " the islands.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-30
ROUGH RIDER WINS.
TEDDY ROOSEVELT NOMINATED
FOR GOVERNOR.
Republicans ~ Ncu York select the Leader
~ the Rough niders ~ Their standard
ucarsr on tho Itrst ttaiiot--W Wood
ruff Tor Lieutenant Ooyeruur.

Saratoga. y. Y Sept %. The state
Republican convention has named the
following ticket. For governor, Thee.
dore Roosevelt Of oyster BAY; licuten.
ant governor, Timothy T.. Woodruff Of
Kings; comptroller William j. Nor.
gan Of Erie; secretary Of state, John
r McDonough Of Albany state treas
urer, John -. Jacket Of Cnyugai state
engineer, Edward 4. Bond OF Jefcr.
som attorney general John D. Davies
n Oneida, The convention was STAN.
pcdcd for Roosevelt who was nomi.
mated on the frat ballot
Chaunccy VI Depcw made the nomi.
mating speech. and Governor Blnol =
supporters Withdrew the name n their
candidate after the first ballot, the
result standing. Roosevelt, 1885, black
eisi after which the nomination ~
Roosevelt was made unanimous.
The platform adopted congratulates
the country upon the conclusion ~ the
war with Spain, praises the patriotic
wisdom, the patient courage and the
broad humanity which distinguished
the conduct Of President Mckinley
during the critical periods u diplomatic
negotiations and battle, and which
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-30
A vlcronY COZ pREYrus.
french cabinet Has Decided 10 Reopen
the Case

Paris, Sept "a. Alta meeting 81 the
cabinet, an the ministers being PRES
ent, decision was taken In favor Of
the revision Of the trial Of former Cap.
tain Dreyfus and the documents In the
ease will be sent to the court Of casa
ton.
Tho crowds Of people outside the
ministry Of the interior where the cab
met council was held, loudly chcered
the ministers and there were shouts Of
'vivc Brisson, "vivc lie revision.
The cabinet ordered the minister Of
Justic VI. Sarricn. to lay before the
court Of cessation the petition Of Ma
dame Dreyfus, wife Of the prisoner Of
DEVILS island. for revision Of her hus-
bands case. The court. therefore. will
decide the legal question as to whether
the FIRST trial Of Captain Dreyfus was
vitiated by the forgery committed by
the late Lieutenant Colonel Henry,
who was n witness before the court
martial and who confessed to having
forged n document in the case.
The minister Of justice has announced
that he has given instructions that
proceedings are to be taken immcdi.
ately against any one attacking the
army
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-09-30
MsI,lnls, Tired of plIa,or, r.slIc..

Washington, Sept. 26.-In view OF
the alarming state OF the Cubans, who
are suffering from hunger and their
inability TO obtain work, President Mo.
Kinley has instructed the evacuation
commission TO demand that the evaeu-
alton by the Spaniards begin not later
than October 10, and that II be com.
pleted by December 81 next What the
result Of this demand will be is not yet
known, but IL is said that the admin.
istratlon Is determined 10 allow no dil-
atory tactics on the part OF the Span.
ish forces In leaving tho island, al.
though disposed TO permit reasonable
Indulgence.