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The Weekly orb., 1899-02-12
The Tursey Track Cattle company is


 busily engaged in fencing the San Jose ranch prope rty O. the company located in Old Mexico. They will use about 40 tons of bsrbed wire in this work and when completed will have in this one tract 1900 acres enclosed with 4. wire fence. This adjains another tract of 100000 acres, the property of the Packard Cattle company, thus giving tine two companies 250,0u0 acres of the best grazing land iD northern Sonora, all under fence. on which to keep their large herds of cattle. The Turkey Track company is composed of Walter Vail. J V. Vickers, B. A. Packard and Mir. Gates. Asa cattle man Mir. Pack. ard made his debHt in this county years ago. and has staId with it until now, by strict attention to his bUsi ness, careful investments, and close wa,cl, on the cattle market, he, with his associates. has grown into one of the best known stock men in the South west. The same may be said of Mir. Vlckers, while Mr. Vail made his stArt in Pima county and what IS known as the English Boys ranch: associated with hlm in the early days WAS gentleman named Harvey, wlo has long since dropped out of the brisi- ncss and left the country. The com pany is one of the strongest financially west oi the Rocky mountains, and their standing as careful business men is as good as gold. Mir. Robt. Garrett returned We'd nesday nIght from trip east, having on the way back stopped a couple of days at Fl Paso. Thursday evening, feeling rather ill, he consult d Dr. Alton, who, after investig gatlng the case, pronounced his aiIment to be smallpox. He was promptly isolated, belng re moved to a dwelling at the lrregation farm, two miles out. He has good nurse, and hls father, who resides m Pearce came up and is staying with him. Dr. Alton, who has had much tvtI! rI,cautlon to prevent the spread of .tre conlaglon By order of the trustees the eel ool rhlidlen WrIe vac- c!nated Saturday, the work beng divided between the two lhsticians. 4
 large nun t., oi clt.zens lave alsu been vsuci.ated. Range News.
 r. Dr. Norton, of Phoenix, while assist. m. the choir at !he Presbyterian chNrch ln thaLvtty last sunday, suddenly fummd . himself Wu fife, caused D. Lllr ignltuu oi matches in ttI. vest pn&AGt. the doa- tor beat .l nasty retrca, Jo ,he pastor $ . s.uiy, whero ne 9xttu,!i,sned tAe blaze and EesurnGd 10 bis ptace and joined iu the aingiuR, Jist '.s II aoyniaG tiai nap. lened, 90 tne toazelte Bags.
 Copper b n9a quoled q. lsc with good pro-pecls oi a iurttier advance. Inc uematId for Lne metal Tor sheath ing war Vessels and for elcctlcai pur. pusss Is believed 10 ue the cause oI the rlse ln Value. II the prl:e continues long at l8e or higher, there should be s demand Tor low grade copper proper ties, of which Arlzona has a large nun Der. ...
 VOLUME No 1 of the Pass City Inde- | John D. Goodrich, at Ei PasO, Texas, is upon our desk. It is a neatly printed, newsy 7-eolumn paper. and although the name indicate that It was lndepend ent. stlli the editors are old hne deno- crats. We welcome the Independent to our list of exchanges, and WISH the pub. llshers success.
 An r.Siitor's Life Saved by Ch am-
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Notice.

All persons are hereby notified not to bay building lots, in the town of Naco. from any person or persons who may Oe offering the same for sale, as have filed npun the same, in tie Land Office oi this District, according to law, and will defend my tltle to the same in the courts if necessary. ...-
 j3O-Lf W. I. MskERNON.
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.NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE copartnership heretofore existing between James Quinn and William Lange has this day been dissolved by mutual consent Jas. Quinn assuming full control of the busi- ness. All money due tho late firm will b0 payable to him, and all accounts against the said firm will be paid by him. ..
 JAS. QUIEN.
 .-.... WI. LANCE, Dated this. ths 1tth day of January, 1899.
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Town Tattle
e,aias Attractions at Opera House

Esse Stillman Co. in weeks en. Eassment csmmencing Mch. 6. X. Feb, .2o-C Chas. E. Shilling in Two Married Men.
 Feb. 22-Masqusrads Ball.
 Mar. f7--St. Patrick's Ball.
 Mar. 2O-- Chas. Harrison's; weeks engagement.
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suits cleaned at S2 OH short notice at iIarris the Tailor. u.
 Get your pictures framedatB. F. Gra- naa's, I
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An n.eiitor's Life Saved by Ch am
 ber.aln'S cough Kennedy.

Dur ng the early part of October, 1896 1 contracted a bad cold which settled on my lungs and was neglected unul feared that consumption had appeared ln an lnclpient state. l WAS constantly co lYhlng and trying to expei something which could not. became xiariued and after glvIng the local doctor ulal bought a bottle oi Cham berlaIn's Cough Re"'edy and the result was immediate Improvement, and after had used three bottles my lungs were restor, d to fhsir healthy stale.-B.o. EDWARDS, Publisher of The Review, Wyant, Ill. For by J. J. Williams & Co.
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FOR SALE-For $650-house and lot. Three rooms, l2xl2 and kitchen, SxS. closet Tn each room; ground graded enough to erect another three room house. New and neatly painted outside and handsomely papered inside, including closets. Porch around the l.. Three shade trees (two lmb. ella, one ap.;cot.) Woodshe,l and chicEen house. Apply to D. 4. Markey, Chisholm hvIlding.
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Samples by mail or express receive pro npt and careful attention. Special rates given OH five samples. Call for sample sacks. sam ples can be left at Aug. Joerss. Office uear the old Grayey ard, on Mob Hill.
 AL.E PELHAM,
 BiSbee Ali izoA
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ASSAY g OFFICE
PRICE LIST

Gold and Silver in one sample ..$l.25 Silver ..................... 100 Gold ...... ...:................ 100 Copper, Iron, Zinc, Silica, Lime,
 Sulphur, Antimony and Lead,
 naph nO
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Dissolution of Copartnership.

DON NAIADNAOFHUN N, First publication. j nnary g. lsss.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20
WoRkMEN WANTED.
The supply Not sumeicnt to Meet tn.
D-mand for IndustriaI Helpers.

Assistant Commissioner OF Immigra-
tloh Mcsweeney, in his testimony be
fore the Industrial commission At ,ts
recent sitting in New York city. stated
that applications for 10000 unskilIed
workmen had been made upon the i'm
migration authorities since the revival
OF business last spring, but these they
could not and had no authority to fur
nish.
In 1898 an army of worxmen. out of
work, started out to march to WASH
inston to demand employment. There
were many hundreds OF thousands
more workmen in the country who had
no work. but who did not start out on
that fruitless and foolish march. In
1893, when immigration has swelled
the number OF laborers in the country
by many hundreds of thousands above
what It was in 1893, employers of labor
are so in need OF laborers that they ap-
ply to the Immigration authorities for
10000 workmen. In 1893 We had for
president the so-called Moses OF Free
Trade" the man who In his search for
an Issue with which to make good his
leadership had gone back TO the dead
past and had brought forth bygone
and dtscredited policy and made 1t the
policy OF his party; the man whose
election meant, above all. that this
country was again to make a trial OF
same old policy which history showed
had wrecked its industries more than
once. In 1889 We have for president
the great apostle of protection. whose
election meant, above all things, the
restoration OF protection 10 American
industries. whose mrs, Official act was
the calling OF a special session of con-
gress for the purpose of enacting
protective tariff law, In 1898 the pros
pect OF the immediate adoption OF
tree-trade and workmen seeking in
vain for work; in 1899 protective tar
IN law and work seeking in vain for
men to do 1t. It Ia an instructive pie
ture.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20
should Take a Rest.

The indianapolis correspondent for
a trade paper reports that there has not
been year since 1892 when the out
look for fall and winter business in
that section along all lines has been as
fiatterIng as 1t Is now. Jobbers are
confidently expecting to see the record
o. 1892 passed before the season closes.
II is stated that there Is a healthy busi-
ness confidence among all classes
which fully justlfies the placing of
large orders. Anticipating a rise in
prices, early buyers have stocked up
heavily in order to take advantage of
market conditions, and jobbers have
laid in large supplies.
And yet Mr.. Bran and Mr. Belmont
profess to think that the people of the
country are laboring under heavy bur
dens. II these talkative gentlemen
would give their tongues and their
pens a rest for few days and would
give even a cursory attention to the ac-
tual state OF affairs in the country they
would perhaps realize the folly and the
nonsense OF their blatherskite talk
about the present heavy burdens of the
people.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20

the protective tariff: let us try to m.ks
TEEN hate it by circulating the absurd
lie that II is the uioher Of trusts
The hypocrisy OF ali this is ouite .,
eomical as 1, is revolving. Ii shows
what a poverty-strIeken old concern
tne Democratic party is. Free silyer
Is dead. Flag hauling as an issue is
verse than no issue at all Fantastic
yarns about trusts and the tariff are
the only remaining resort. The De-
mocrscy grabs al this grotesaue ban
ner and fourishes II irantiesliy, hoping
10 rattle voters and muddle their think
Ing apparatus But the dodge will not
work. Il Is confession of weakness
and a proclamation OF stupidity. The
people see through the game and will
eoldiy keep out OF 1t. preferring to re-
tain their prosperity, their open work
shops. their lO0-esnt dollars, their
sterling AmerieaHism and their re-
speet for the dag OF their county,
Rochester tN. " Democrat and Chron-
icle.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20

The Democrats dare not go before
the people on the question Of tariff for
pro,ectIOn-they repealed protection
and plunged the country into hard
times and poysrty. and they dare not
go before the people on that issue.
They are afraid 70 raise again the cry
az free siIver and dishonest money
they were beaten out Of sight on that
issue in the last campaign. and they
wish TO &c, up some new issue. What
shall II be- Why, say the Democrats
let us howl against the trusts True
the Republicans have legislaied against
trusts. and the Democrats, when they
had the power. did not. but We can fool
the people and get into power II We
howl loud enough and long enough
against the trusts At any rate We are
going to try IT, for in these blooming
times OF Republican prosperity and
plen,y there Is nothing else left for the
democrats to howl about-Freeport
gIl Journal.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20
win No, Make Votes.

For the present. and with the cur
rpnt rise Of wages making the work
Ingnen contented With their lot. 1t
would not be possible to rally large
mari OF the labor vote against the tar
IN ON the ground that it is the parent
of trusts. even II that contention were
true. which It is not Mr.. HayemeyeF
"a inadequate authority to quote on that
side. In view of the fact that our worse
trusts lie entirely outside the range OF
protected industries. and that these
have been shown by
english writer's to flourish in that
country under free trade no less than
IN America under protection. But
whether true or false. it will not make
votes for the Democracy IN the guar
TOR where they most want them. and
the marty can make no graver mistake
,b.n IN run after Mr.. HavemeyeT's red
berrlng.-Robert Ellis Thompson. in
the Irish World.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20
where shouId We Be-

Forty years ago we were far IL the
rear as manufacturing nation. To-
day we oeSupy the frst rank. Forty
years ago se were dependent upon Eu-
rope for ali our. best manufactured
products. To-day we are independent
OF the world. Forty years ago the no
uor that we should sell iron and ma
ehinery IN large quantities In England
would have been laughed at Now this
kind Of trzrie Is familiar and grow
Ing fact. In short. the protective sys-
tenn for which our economists and
progressive statesmen strenuously con-
tended for 80 maay years. often against
heavy odds. has trinmphautly yindi-
Gated kselt. making the nation rich,
powerful. seii-euntainsd and able TO
supply Its wants from Its own re-
sources. We have right al the close
OF the century which witnessed The
great struggle between free-trade and
protection 90 congratulate the men who
made the ight for truth, and who have
besa 50 magHifecntly yindicated by ex-
psrtsnee. Suppose the tree-trsders
bad won the battier Where. then,
shosld We bss-Philadelphla Textile
Record.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20
when the Devil Was sica.

Mr. Hayemeyer illustrates in new
wav the old rhyme that When the
EcyiI was sick. the devil a monk was
Ne !" In the days OF the Cleveland ad-
r,Inistration Mr.. Havemeyer moved
heaven and earth to secure protection
,or his sugar, but having failed to get
a. much as he desired he now de-
n,,pces the tariff as the mother OF
..ns,s ,,-Burling;on Hawk-Eye.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20
Prosperity Points.

Corn In Kansas this year will win
over calamity by the largest majority
ever known.-Topeka Capital.
II Is gratifying to observe the stead
lily Increasing volume OF our transac-
tions with all of our atin-American
neighbors.-Troy Times
Even the numerous strikes are in
dices of the country's prosperity.
workmen know better than to strike
when the times are hard.-Buffalo Ex-
press.
The Kansas corn crop is estimated at
900, ,0Oo, 600 bushels, and the most ardent
OF PopulIsts concede Republican vic
tory In the state for at least two years.
Good times and RepublIeanism go hand
in hand in Kansss.-New York Press.
Prosperity is evidenced in the earn
ings Of the railroad. which for June and
the first half OF July increased from IA
to Is per cent over the corresponding
period of last year. There is no better
gauge OF the improved business eondi-
t!ons-SyrAeuse Herald.
Pennsylvania papers announce that
marriages in the state have increased
decidedly during the last two years,
and one editor remarks that there is
an Intimate relationship between mar
riages and the markets" Another
pleasing result may be credited to
prosperity.-St Louis Glohe-Democrat.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20
PLANNING TO DOWN TRUSTS.
Many Legislatures May Convene AS Result
of Coming st. Louis Conference.

Chicago. Sept isl. Lockwood,
G. Fleming, Democratic Committeeman
OF New Yorls: p +. DOVE OF New
York, and r. NJ. Boddinghouse and a.
W. Conover of Chicago met mt the
sherman house to-day and President
Lockwood gave ont the following
signed statement tonight:
THE executive committee decided
that the best thing to do was for me.
rs president of the National American
Antitrust League, to call the anti
trust people together in national con-
ferencS in order to take action as may
seem best TO protect the people against
the abuses of corporate mOnopolistic
powers. As a preliminary to the call
ing of such convention, now call up
on all true friends of the antitrust and
anti-monoply movement in the differ
ent states and territories of the Union
men In their state or territory ms they
may think are hest fitted for the office
of national vice president for their re-
spective state or territory l now ask
every worker in the cause TO call four
or more of his friends or neighbors to-
gether who are opposed to the en-
croachment of corporate power upon
the rights of the people and organize
an American Antitrust League in his
township of voting district. All com
munications should be addressed to II.
b. Martin, national secretary, 1929
Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
u, c."
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20
Drmnrr.cr .nh rrr.1.

-o'''ton IS a Republican policy ;
ueHocrats have formed a habit OF
D'1'iHg 1t, and they think they
Aesp u up. with or without rea-
-Aa hse, And 50. with the splen-
,.'oFH Of protection staring them
F'F 'afc. and being unable to poIn,
age 'aei that Is not to its credit.
S..''% Te-Hcho Havemsyer's fin
~" fHaet w!.h some such scheme
~ lH ;aeIr hs4as Tbs people like
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20
rrouhl..omc ProsperIty.

When the Wilson-Gorman bill was
getting in its deadly work nearly all of
the railroads in the country were in
the hands of receivers; now that the
agent of prosperity is on deck they are
troubled because of their inability to
receive all the freight which offers it.
self-San Francisco Chronicle.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20
sim More ConterfeIting.

The Secret Service has just un-
earthed another band of counterfeit
ers and secured a quantity of bogus
bills, which are very cleverly execut-'
ed. Things of great value are always
selected for Imitation. notably Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. which has many
imitators but no equals for disorders
like indigestion. dyspepsia and consti-
pation.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20
Cutting.

Sandy Pikes-"How yer like De
Man wild de Hoe Billy"
Billy Coalgate-"De last time met
de man wild de hoe he made a very
deep impression on me, an kin feel
de impression yit."
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20

He-.Do you think your father will
uSertake u.s." She-''I hope not. dear.
1t would mortify me TO have you borrow
money from him..
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20
Retiected Heat.

Was it hot in your town this sum
mer, Miss Pikertn Hot? got
freciles from the moon shining on
me-"
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20
Mutual Admiration,

How young you look, madam
"Oh, professor. how remarkably you
have retained your eyesight,'
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20
suburban Tales.

"Out our way the heat has baked
the apples on the trees well. our
COW has been giving boiled custard
right along"
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20

Fiso's Cure for Consumption has saved
Regent So, Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. s, '95.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20

FITS rernanentiy Cured. :sonts after
hrnt days use of Dr. klines Great Nerve Restorsr.
send for FREE S2.OO trial bottle and treatise
Dh r. H. KLINr. Ltd. s3i Arch ST.. Philadelphia. Pa
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20

twenty-five cents was the foundation
OF my fortune WHO gave II to your"
Nobody; l tried to borrow 1t and could
not
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20

did your office boys vacation trip do
him any goody Il think so; he seems
iazier than before he went away
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20

Myself Cured, After Repeated Failures,
win inform addicted to Morphine. Landanun,
Opium Cocaine, Of never failing, harmless, home
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20
trusts In ENGLAND.
,ow COMBINATIONS FLoURry;s
UNDER FREE-TRADE.

~ 1hriy. Nor. Luzuri.n,iy Tn nrsti.h
,s., In Americas set. aud An th-
u,tt.r because OF tho Asssae. OF
rrstsetir. T.rir.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20

As a rule, people who don't need rest
never let anybody else rest.
The Lamar register., 1899-09-20

Hairs Catarrh Cure
Is constitutional cure. Price, 75c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-04

PERsoNAL-Bishop Lucien B Kin
solving delivered an eloquent and in
teresiing address before the Fairfax
Brszilian Missionary Society at Whittle
Hall, Theological Seminary, last night.
a large audience was present.
Rev. 5. 4. Wallis, of the Theological
Seminary. will preach at the Railroad
Reading Rooms tomorrow evening.
At Grace Church tomorrow night,
Rector Rev. G. Z. Ball will deliver the
third sermon of his Lenten course.
Captain Joseph E. Willard, of General Lees
staff, is seriously contemplating resigning
from the army Oh account Of the pressure of
his private business.
Among those who are expected to be pres
cnt and speak at the Hibernian banquet on
the 18th instant are Father John P. Child
wick, late chaplain of the Maine; P. It. Mo-
ran, of Washington, national treasurer of the
organization Rev. Father Ennis vice presi.
dent of Georgetown University, and j.
T Rcddy, of Richmond, member of the House
of Delegates
Mrs. Nellie Roboy and child are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. A. Gore in Fredericks-
burg
Mr.. Arthur Bremen, Of Alexandria, and
Miss Florence kitsmillcr, of Washington,
were married in the latter city last night.
Rev. r. H. Rice continues to improve and
expects to be out next week and return to
his home i'll Atlanta
Mrs a. l.. Slaymaker spent this week on
visit to Mrs. E f. Wilmer in Baltimore.
At the NJ. Z. Church South tomorrow
night Miss Rebccca Pollard Will sing a solo
"Buth and Naomi
Mrs Mary E Pullman, of Fairfax, has re-
turned from visit to relatives in Pennsyl
vauia.
The American Line steamship Paris left
NewYork today on thirty -dsys cruise among
the West India islands with party of excur.
sionists numbering 430. Among the passen.
gers on board are bIessrs P. Mex. Baldwin
and Earry Aitcheson, of this city.
On account of the temporary absence of
Rev ]. T. Cameron, the pulpit OF the Free
Methodist Church will be occupied to-mor.
row morning and evening by Kew. J. Tim
othy Smith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-03-04
LOCAL BREFITIES.

Cases of smallpox continue to be- reported
daily III Washington.
r. W. Avery has sold to Il. C. Griffith a
house and lot on the east side of Washington
street between Prince and Duke.
The monthly meeting of tho Relief Hook
and Ladder Company WAS held last night bat
only routine business WAS transacted
Rain fell last night and this morning, but
about the middle of the day the sun came
out. The skies soon became overcast again,
however.
The County Court adjourned yesterday.
All the important cases were continued. The
Circuit Court for the county will begin on
Monday
Tho annual report Of the managers Of the
Alexandria Intirmary shows that during the
year the receipts from all sources wereSG 90
and the expenses SG.22S.
The colorcd men OF this city who enlistci
III Tho army last summer. and who were re-
Gently mustered cut at Macon, Ga. are OK
pectcd home on the Norfolk steamer tomor-
row.
More country people were in market to
day than for the past few Saturdays, and
there was better supply of country produce.
Turkeys sold at 16alSc a pound. chickens 1t
30a50c piece, batter 22a25c q pouad, and
eggs 25a3Oc dozen.
Four of the "bookmakers" who piled their
trade at the 6crning race track during the
lust meeting held there under TIC auspices 0!
tho Washington Jockey club, were placed Oh
trial yesterday before Justice Bradley in
rminal Court No >, in Washington The
hearing WAS continued today.
The Westminster League social at the
manse last Tuesday evening was az usual,
most enjoyable Tine socia! and music COM
mirtecs having matters in charge eclipse
their past efforts in their arrangement of tho
amusements for the evening The followir &
was the programme Of the evening: Piano
solo, Miss Anna Moore; selections by banjo,
Iuandoln and guitar club; recitation by Mrs.
Thackcr vocal solo by Miss Pollard recl;s-
tioa by Mr. F Featherstone sud vOca! 500 by
MIS-. Lawrence. E. Presbyterian.
The Mayor today refused to pay the DILL of
the contractor for disinfccting houses. which
had been approved by the Health officer be.
cause there was Included in the bill charge
for disinfccting tho house of a wcll-to do ciii-
zen, his honor holding that the law da no,
permit the city to pay whore parties wor2
able to pay themselves. The contractor had
20 strike tie name of beioro tho Mayor would
sgu the bill. The gentleman Afterwards
heard the Mayors reasons explained and cx'
pressed himself as being fully satisfied.