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CANNOT EXCLUDE PUBLIC
THE JUDGE MUST NOT CLEAR THE COURT T
ROOM.
Justice Titus Hands Down an Opinion in Case
Whicl Public We're Not Per-
mitted 10 Hear.

Buffalo, n. Y, Jan. 26.-The right OF
courts to exclude the general public from
trial because of the obscene
or indecent character of the evi-
dence expected, was to-day treat
cd in an opinion handed dlOwli
by Justice Titus, Of the Supreme court
in the case of the people against VIM. +.
Hall. Hall was tried in Rochester for
eXtOrtion and the county judge shut out
the newspaper reporters and every one
but the witnesses, holding that the public
good required that this be done on ac-
count of the disgusting and revolving ma
ture of the testimony.
An application was made to Justice
Titus for certifcation of reasonable
doubt of the guilt of Hall, the argument
being made that Ire had been denied his
constitutional right to Il speedy and
public trial"
Justice Titus granted the certificate.
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vote 100000 pounds sterling fo
strengthening the navy.
LEE VISITS THE MAINE.

Havana. Jan. 26.-This afternoon the
United States Consul General Lee visit
ed the Maine, returning the offfcial visit
paid him yesterday by Capt. SigShee. Hf
was accorded the usual salute.
The local papers insist that the Maine
is here on friendly visit, and with the
view of "offsetting lingo spheres in
Washington"
TO ATTEND NAVAL BANQUET.
Madrid, Jan. 26.-Senor Sagastp, the
Premier. read to the Queem regent today
what is described as "a very satisfactory
dispatch" from Washington.
Admiral Bermejo, Minister of Marine,
has authorized the officers of the Span
ish squadron at Havana, to attend the
Naval banquet to be given by United
States Consul General Lee.
AND WAR-SHIP ARM We
Havana, Jan. 26.-The German cruiser.
Charlotte (schOol-ship) has just arrived
and a British war-ShTp has reached here
from Key West.
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OTHER NATIONS wAR-sH1ps.

Havana, Jan. 26.-The German cruiser
Charlotte (school-ship), has just arriv-
ed here, British war-ship has reached
here from Key West and some French
war-ships are expected here from New
Orleans.
The government has re-enf0rced the
police at the American consulate, along
wharves and on the principal streets as
a precaution against any attempts to
provoke a collision when the marines
and crew of the United States war-ship
Maine come ashore.
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THE TENNESSEE sHNAroRsHIr
The 102nd Ballot Fails to Bring q
Change in the Situation.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 26-The Demo-
cratic Senatorial caucus met again to-
night and took II ballots without max
ing Il selection of the candidate who is
to receive the vote of the Democratic
members of the legislature for Senator.
The 102nd ballot which was the last
taken stood:
McMillin 81.
Turley ~.
Taylor %.
The only feature of the evening was
the loss of two votes by McNIillin, one
going to Taylor and one to Turley. Tur-
ley also lost one vote to Taylor.
There seems tonight to be little. if any
belief that the deadlock will soon be
broken, for the supporters of each can
didate appear resolute and determined
to prevent stampedes 1he two
branches Of the General Assembly met
in joint convention today and took a
ballot for United States Senator with
out result.
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Flushing, Holland, Jan. 2G.-The
British steamer Lucerne, Capt. Rennie,
which arrived here January 23rd from
Wilmington. n. c., for Ghent, had her
stem broken and was otherwise consid-
eIably damaged by collision on the same
day with an unknown steamer, which,
though hailed by the Lncerne for her
name, refused to make any reply, and
proceeded on her way.
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Leads all Othor North Carolina [a88 in BU1 N8N8 and Circulation

will adjust itself automatically rand
promptly to all variations 0f demand,
whether sudden or gradual"
The people of the Western and South
ern States wish the issues so distributed
that the scarcity of currency will no long
er hamper and distress them in their
business operations. \ method whereby
their wants can lie supplied and their
demands can be complied with.
I'VE appeal to them-we appeal to all
patriotic citizens to unite with us in an
earnest and determined effort to- secure
from Congress such legislation as will
wisely hut surely Cventuatc in bringing
about sound financial methods and in
building up and establishing confidence
security and safety in business transac-
tions and in the ownership and the value
Of property.
'That the Executive Committee he
continued. with power and authority to
add to their number and to fill any va
canciCs which may occur. and also with
power and authority to adopt such meas
ures for procuring the needed legislation
from Congress as they, in their judgment
may deem advisable and cXpedient.
Mr.. Bullitt spoke at length in favor
of the resolutions and as a gold Demo
crat urged concentrated effort looking to
currency reform without regard to party
ties. The resolutions were discussed in
five minutes speeches by Rufus Bullock.
Atlanta. Ga; General Simon Buckner.
Kentucky: John Harsen RhOades, New
York: VIM. e. Dodge, New York; ex-
Governor o. V. Coffin. Connecticutt;
Judge Crawford, Texas.
At , O'Clock, after two hours of fa-
vorable debate the resolutions were unan-
miously adopted.
A long resolution, prepared and sub
mitted by the Executive committee and
which was enthusiastically adopted by
the convention expressed hearty appre-
citation of the Monetary Commissions
report and of the recommendations it
embodied.
AGAINST PRESENT PLAN.
indianapolis. Jan. 26.-The Merchants
Association of New York representing
thousands of business houses and mil
lions of invested capital through its rep
resentatives sent to the Monetary con-
vention. has announced that the bill in
cooperating the plan of the Commission.
will be fought in Congress in its present
form and changes must he made.
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WRONG MAN SENTENCED.
The Real Murderer Arrested While An
other Man Awaited Execution.

Baltimore. Md. Jan. 26--Angolo Car
bone is in cell at Sing Sing, n. V,
awaiting the execution of q death SEN
tence for the murder of Natalo BrOgnO,
in New York, while the guilty man is in
a cell at the Central Police Station in
this city.
The guilty man has confessed his
crime and has surrendered to the de-
tective who arrested him. the knife with
which the murder was committed.
The real Murderer is Alexander
Ciaramello. He was arrested early this
morning by Detective JOS. Petmsonin0,
an Italian of the New York police force.
The arrest was effected on information
furnished the New York Detective De
partment by Capt Freeburger, of the
ocal force.
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BUNCoAIBE BONDS VOID.
Decision Handed Down by Judge Nor
wood

Asheville, n. c., Jan 26.-(Special.)-
Judge Norwood decided at Waynesville
today tlrat the Buncombe bonds &C the
Asheville and Spartanburg railroad were
null and void. The injunction against
County Treasurer was made permanent.
The defendant gave notice of an appeal
on the ground of the decisi0n that there
was no legal authority for holding the
election, and making the subscription
and issuing of the bonds.
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4 GOLD STANDARD FOR INDIA.

London, Jan. 26,-Lord Geo. aHamil-
ton. Secretary of State for India, speak
ing tonight at Chiswick, said he thought
that during the course of the next
twelve months, the government might
take steps to establish gold standard
for India.
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coUNrERFEITERs ARRESTED.
Been Circulating Ten Dollar Gols
Pieces in Danville.


Richmond, Va, JAM 2G.-For some
time so counterfeit gold pieces have
been decidedly in evidence in and around
Danville, Va.
Just before daylight this morning,
a United States Secret Service Agent.
ard local State officer arrested at his
home in Henry county, j. O. King,
charged with counterfeiting.
They also arrested near Kings home,
Charles DeshazO, charged with being
Kings accomplice. 1t is said that King
and Deshazo left kit Of counterfeiters
tools in house in Danville some time
ago. When apprehending arrest they
fed the city. Both parties were brought
TO Danyille and will have hearing be-
fore United States Commissioner
Friday.
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NEW CURRENCY LEGISLATION
Mapped Out hy House Committee, But
There is Wide Diversity of Opinion.

Washington. u, c.. Jan. 2G,--At an
executive session of the Republican
members of the House Committee on
Banking and Currency this afternoon
the individual attitude of the members
was poled and the procedure in the
drafting of the currency legislation map
ped cut. The Republican members of
the committee decided To meet on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday Of each sue
eeeding week until their work is ended.
The poll showed a vide diversity Of
opinion.
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LUETGER1"S DEFENSE, CLOSED.
ten ,@aSia as - t'ro .-

Chicago, Ill.,, Jan, 26-The defense in
the Luetgert case closed to-day, and
Tomorrow the State will begin its rebut-
tail A number of witnesses to-day tes-
tilted to seeing the missing woman af-
ter the date on which 1T is claimed she
was murdered
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TARHEEL FoURTH-cIAssERs.

Washington, d. c., Jan. 26,-Fourth-
class epostmasters have been appointed
as follows in North Carolina:
Boiling Springs. IT, Oliver NJ. Green;
Kenly, ID. II. Hinnant; Maysyille. An.
ME #. Truckner. ~
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS.

Winston, n. G., Jan. 26.-(Special. y
The State Christian Endeavor conven.
ton viii be held at High Point March
18th to 20th. DIR. Clark, of Boston
president of the United Unions, will be
present
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A DIVORCE FROM HANNA's SON
His Wife Seeks it on Account Of Neglect
and Cruelty.

Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 26.-Daniel r.
Hanna, the only son of Senator Hanna,
was sued today by his wife, Carrie May,
for divorce. The decree is asked for
on the ground of gross neglect and eX-
treme cruelty, The couple were married
in 1887.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22
DISTRICT COURT
The Grist ef iiie Mill of Justice
 Today

w, c. Greene ys. P. B. Warnskros et al.-Dismissed.
 Ter. vs. Juan Eillegas- Continued for term, bail fixed al $G00.
 Ter. vs. Quong HinG-Diamissed Brsvin ys. City oi Tcmb.tone-- Ordered to be submitted on briefs. Costello ye. '. II. Bryant et. a..- Jud dgmeut in favor of plaintiff. Stsy 0! execution granted fo- 20 day-. Ben Speed. trial juror excused. H"nlon vs. c. L. Cummings ct al. Juiscmen, in favor Of p!nintiT. Stay of execution granted for 20 days.
 N. r. CarteA iDdisent witness al lowed Si6.75; Xamsra, S6; NJ juarez, SG; Geo. Litner, nonresident, $2O. 30 i; Frank TEenl pson, $ZO.aO; P. 0. Lon- rell, Sl3; G. l. McKi,trick. SEQ 50 i; John Blake, $20.4j; Il, W. Clark $4.5o; T. Turner, $50; N VHp Naler, S2O. 50; V. II Igo, Sl3.
 Cameron vs P B WarnekroS-Csse refer,ed to cour. in Pima county.
 Ter. vs Wilson-Disu.isse sed and E. charged,
 Berry vs Clark-Judgment for plain. tiff.
 Ter. vs Ssyerance-Cony:cted Of forgery was sentenced to th!ee years $. Yuma.
 Ter. vJ Moran-Copvicted oi burg lsry was sentenced to two years sl Yuma.
 Ter. vs. Hernandiz-Convic,ed oi burglary was sentenced to two years d, Yuma.
 Ter. vs. Howe HobSs-Convicted ot grand larceny was sentenced tu Is months st Yuma.
 Fer. vs. Fermin Ygera-Convic. ed 0! grand lsrcsncy was sentenced to three years at Yuma.
 Ter. vs. PIocsro Salszar-Convicted of Assault with deadly weapon was sentenced ,o four years at Yusus.
 Ter. vs. Simon Figuerl a--Couyict- d of grand larceny was sentenced to i've years at Yuma.
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THAT GAMBLING BILL.
How Cur Mark" Had Ii Dis. posed of.

X dispatch from Washington say g the seuste clmmi:tee on territories had bc:Ors i; Sanetar Hoar's bill to regulate gsmblin. in the rri;or!es. Delegate Mark Snii:h, of A'iz )na, srgued that such questions belonged exclusively to the law masking bodies of the territories, which he sail, were thoroughly competent to deal with all questions pertaining ts their own at- tsi:5 without congressional aid. A delegation of New England ministers wes present and urged the passage Of ihs bIil but 8 majority of the con- mittee agreed with Delegate Smith thatit was an m warrantabie interfer ence with mntters oi the tsrritories au l the sutjset matte, was referred back to the various territorial legis- la.ures.
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\ MYSTERY
', itfT!N. z VnestiOn Regarding Death of
 Le)n COuvers.

Yesterday soale suspicious circum- stances deye!opin z as to the death oi Leon Couyers, the authorities decided upon an investigation and accordingly pest neriem examinatioa vas held on the body nf the deceased by Dr, Gordon whe made examination and reported that the bullet ilainly showed taa: 1t hsh entered the back snd its exit MSS between the j;h and Gfh rib in the chest. l he srrest Of the only tro Hersons at the ranch at Ihe time ot tue deaih-Mrs. ConycEs. wife oi iecesse sed, and Telee?hero EscuerGo a Mexican employed at the ranch, fol- lowed, both being brought in today which created considera bls excitement the ;he 1ry that murder lad been committed being freely ihdulg-d in
 Dr. Gordon sssurad a PRosPECToR reporter Of inlisputable evidence from the examination that the couree oi the bullet was from the back. Tho Mexican was interview wed in jail. He stated he was out in ,he coral at the time the sho: was fired and proiessed to know nothing Of tbe affair, Mrs Crnycrs willingly answered all Ques- tions put by ihe reporter. She stated she was grindins coffee when the fatal shct va, fired ahd rushed to the room. Cunyers lived about 10 minutes and although she asked how it hap pauci in his anguish en 1 pain did not answer. No che was on .he premises 10 her knowledge except tie Mexican and he wes at the coral. Dil rot know O: any enemies Of deceased and eliev- es hi. death was dua to accident.
 The authorities claim suspicious evidence which justify them in belief murder was committed. Exsmina- ton is so: for Monday and bal placed at $2O,0C0 for each of the arrested parties.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

In Gov. MeCoTd's persistent en- desvors 10 secure authority to raise more volunteers in Arizona and the fac. that Arizona was the first com monwealih to place her volunteer. in the field cannot but favorably impress congress of our loyalty and capability oi governing ourselves when the s.ate- hood matter again comes to their attention. The Governor did good work for krizo1a in this respect.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

When Garsey the beef contractor
 at Ft. Huschuca, who plead guilty to
 the charges of grand larceny and ad-
 mitted the cattle stealing Of which our readers are familiar, .rec ivCd his sentence of seven yeers at Yuma the prisoner did not show the least signs Of discomfiturs erd majntained tbat apparent indifference that has characterized him throughout his iris! and examination. Judge Davis in passing sentence spcke of the pro- lection shat by right should snd mus. be afforded csttiemen and citizens against criminals ard in the light of o! past records the dit5culiy and ex- pense oi fastening the crime upon the perpetrators thus in pleading guilty he alone was responsible and TO niti- ga'iDg clrcunstsn ces being shown in bis behalf judgment of seven yesrs sentence was p:enouoced. The two associates of Garsey, Messrs Wilson and Stanley having turned states evidence were discharged and allowed their liberty.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In tle Probate Ccurt, County of Cochise Territory of ATzoIa.
 Estate of Mrs R. A. Woodhury. deoeasei. Notice is he:ely given ll ihe undersigned. administrator Ct the estate Ci Mrs K 4. Wood LIry deceased. To he Crc5itcrS of, and al per 5cns iavnE claims against the said dc. cc7s |. To rxh.bit them W;'h lie IccessaIy wonders. wi:mn iotr r.ou.ls after thc fiI | ruhi at.cn ot ,his notice. 70 lie said aGmin- isu-tnr at fgS.Cc. Ccchi cCGnIy. Arizona 1c::i:u!Y.
 ", G, WOODlRO, Adrini,l'a:or ci the Est lie of Mrs, K, A. No, dl ury GpCelscd
 Dated al rsar,e, Arizona. April as, I3y3 irs; irscIiion a:sy 2, !5,2s
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22
JUST LIKE MINE"
Why q Cattleman Won't GO to
 War.

S;ockmen who intend shouldering the old mIsket in the event of war
 should beware of the iriend who stays It home and agrees 10 brand his year liUgs just the same az he Soes Lis owr The Beevilie (rexas) Bee, interv.ewed l an old stocknan tIie other day and thi- Is the way he puts i.: The fellow tha. talks mcs. Of WAT. is TO. nlways the man who goes to the front. Wien he question of eco ?s,ion Was agitated l gGs comparatively young and dijn {; have any more wisdom than young men O. my age usually packed around with them. There were some very rantankerous secessierists among my aclu uaintsnces, and absorbed a good deal O! tbe war spirit from them. When the time came to enlist per. suaded me to go. When I mentioned nay bnsIness int rests they said they would brand my calves every year just the came as theirs. Iwen. to the war i; they kept their promise. When I go, back they had branded all my calves just the sanla as theirs. I conlGr't tell which was mine end wLich was theirs, go l concluded didn't have any calves at all. You younger ncn can go to war, if you wish, but I've bad enough. I'll stay at home and brand your calves just the same ss mine.'"
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Court will adjourn tonight and Judge Davis vii! return ts Tucson having disposed of the calendar. For dispatch and disposition of cases this term indeed makes record All cases Of the prisoners indicted by the grand jury except one, which was con- tinued to next oi term court. were heard and tried while all the civil cases were also considered or passed upon. Judge Dsvis allowed DO arsss to grow while court vas. in sess.on.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Ez-G0scrncr Fra:IAlin IS nJ more He died at Phoenix yesterday oi hear. disca-e. The GoyeInor wGs @ ,eare oi age aud iesves wife, daughter and two sons. He vas q brilliant ora or, able and illcitnt executive Of tEe tor ri;o'y aud he death will be regretted throughout the territory. He di. t of heart G!.ea9r.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Dr. George Goodiellow, the well known Tombstcnep phy sician and cur eeon, has gone to Tampa, Fla wher- his services have been accepted ty the United States government.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

The conv.c:!on of eisht Iris on CTS ineic.od hy the grand iLry sEd chi! tGo acquitiai> ( ne cas- L., ing rtf IT. z to uszt term of couiO is record that entities District Attorney Eng fish 'o mach cIsdi; and he is being ;.eservodiy com, limenied on every hand i"i his efficient wulk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22
: COUNTY RECORDS.
Filed Wiih the Recorder tiia
 Past Week.

ArP5INTMEST. Of 4. II. Emanuel ss agent Water vale Co. G. ". A!kine as deputy constable Vii OK.
 Nj. NJ. Duts, as deputy constable at Wilcox.
 Chss. Bowman as deputy clerk O. district court.
 BILL CF SALE. Ii. <. Gordon to Wm. R. King, cattle interest iu c. |. Cummings X Co., $3000.
 J. M. OroscO ct. al. to Samuel B jhn Benson, real esta;e-$400. Mrs. $. F. Taylor % Mrs. L. Caller. San Jose Hou.e. John True to Mrs. John True, real estate Bis5ee-$G00.
 rGCCT CT LABOR. On miRc by Chas. Ovelock.
 BlND. NOtoriai boad Of <. 4. D. Upon. Butcher bond 0! Overlook Bfothcr' Butcher bond Of De, ton and Wuli Butcher bond of c. l.. Gun mings.
 ATTACHMENT. l.. ZtckerGu;i v-. Quo, Sam Chung
 l. CATION. Snow Driit MsIbie No. by J. W Stump.
 Apache Kid ard Copper Cave by D. ". Mitchell. Five claims by Ii. C. HolaIook and W. II. Bowman.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22
Notice to Creditors.

In ire Troi ate Curt of il.e County ci Coohise Icri;Cr, of Ar.zCra. Estate cf Martin Greer, ''d, ceascd. Nctce is her,h hs pncr Y the rn1rsl lred. aCnI!risIT4iCr ci the o,tatc of MLrtin Cr,er dtcCaset. 10 ilc c:cGitors of ard all persons ha.irg ciain'S against sad Gectas,d. 10 ,Ah.lit iLtm with tie neces Sal yCuohe!s, wIh!n iour mon'hs after the fi,-, publication ,i II is notice. 90 the sad admins Iaifcr a, WIkox. ir uc Co' Ety of Cochi c.
 T. A. MOkG x. Admnisrrl,oT Of .hc Estate of Nailn Green, deceased.
 ratod al H'iiloex April %. ISes Fist iuse:.ion Mag 2. ISg2.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

The Dewey ice cream social last night vas grand success. The quarters were beautifully decorated with patriotic coiors and eveiyone enjoyed ,hemstlvC ? immensely.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

A marriage ltcense was issued yes- terday by Probate Judge Bradley to John Erickson to wed Amanda Anderson both of Bisbce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Constable Thos. Vaughn came over last night from Bisbee on official bus.- mesa. He did not lring A prisoner as he usually does.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Thos Chatham known al! over ;he couuty. IS now holding oih,c. Hs was appointed notary by Gov McCori aud will ho!d his job at Dos Cab. zas
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22
FOR SALE.

Tho caTpe:s, stoy"e, chairs and Ctte- !uIritnre ccntaircd in building corner Rru9e & Fourth SGetts Uhe R. VI. Wood proI cr,y.)
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Aconpaby of hom. guards has been organized at Ssfiord and 3 aimilar or gauiza,iaawiils Il [ con be .orme da, Solo MoDvili..
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

For ice cream call at Mrs F. J. Winders ice cream parlo.s next to ". F. and Co's office. IL.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Mrs. !. II. Slaughter and family arrived this morningfrom San Bernar- dioo ranch cn a visit. 10 Tombstone,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

John Noble is over from B.sbce on a flying visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Hot and cold baths at Mian0's barber shop. t;.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22
Don't rota-,o .pm ana sa,le laariIa. Away.

IEJi- IO'sl77O -iiI aN" Nii''Lt iNHF III" IWHl.
 To quit trhc'co easily and sor. yer. be mag ncic. iuil of I.ic. ucr.c ;.u,. yiror take No-To. Rac, the wonder worker. that makes veal. men strong. All druggists, t2c or q. Cure Euaraa, ;Ned Booklet aHI sample free. Address Sterling EeI..c!y Co. Chicago CT New York
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

II" ~afe S~a-Ss gSr~.~P, Take C.s~carstS t'Inds C1Lnartic lOc or s3e [" C. C. isei 10 cure dI 1gT,sts rcfuad ru3Iey.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

No. s Cook ,toves $ij jat
 ,. BARROwS,
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

To Cure Constipation Forever.
 Take C2scarets Candy Cathartic Iuc or 25c If C. C. C. fail to cure. druggists refGndancaey
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22
RAILROAD TIVE TABLES

ARIZONA AND SOUTHEASTERN R. R.
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22

Daily Pacific time
 !. !. FREY. general Manager. A NAuGLE. E.tl. GIBSON. AssiStant General Manager. Train Master
Tombstone epitaph., 1898-05-22
LOCAL NOTES.

; F. s. SHANP. Zen. surt