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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20
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 James Heron. a cattle mas a sho is sad % be sn escape from the OklAhoma pent,eutiAry, wAsr~ hs was under a tWSutytYe Year sentence for murder. was arrested st Nsco, Mexico, % SstardRy. changed with smuggling horses, and wss to be taken 10 NogAies f0F trial
 A cowboy named Bob laytoa asked permission t0 go with herron 10 NogAles The guards asseutea. but told Clayton he wouid have tu d:ssrm himself
 Ia the meantime ClAyt0a took several drinks and when ths guards asked him Co glEe up his gun he refused. Snd pulling li. began shoot ing Ehs guards, sevea io namher, retarue6 the fre. aud two other cowboys. one named ftanco and the other nAme.unknoWu, came to Clay tons rescue. Clayton re>elFed a bullet from a Winchester through his stomach, from ihe effect ot which be died last night
 Captain Molina of the guards Wss wounded twice. oae ballet pAssiug through bis right thigh and another through his Artn-
 An hour and a bail later three guards who had started to NogEies With Heryon Bere 0yeTtAken near the San Pedro custom house by four American coW boys, who Opeaed Ere, killing one guard and woundIag another. the third escaping. The cowboys then returned to this side of the line, being pursued by the other guards. Heron refused Ia return with the cowboys aud cen- tiHued Go NOgales, glVlng himself up, as he decided To face the charge of smuggling rather tbaa Tisk be ing taken by officers there who bold a warrant for his return to Okla homa.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20

Rev W assigned tbe pastOrate of the for the arrived Saturdays de-
  able and during his audiences perfectly enchanted by his eoquence.
 of which be Most Hated Book the World the Bible the dealt with last evening number Of books authors and the dvsrity d their call the o time intervening between the the and the lack csImed thinking more difficult 10 disaisv what claims be The doft the be
 Rev Peck shows d scholarly student and he has very pleasing, effective aud impressive delivery. He established Methodist mission iu Honolulu Rev G L. He pastor church. Francisco and the past year graduate the Boston
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20
AN IMPORTANT FOOD LAW
Heavy Penalties for Selling Articles Of Food ContaIaing Unhealthy
 ingredients.

The following law was rassed al the last session of the Missouri Leg islature, takirg effect August 30 1899:
 Section That it shall be un- lawful for any person or eorpora- tion doing business in this state tC manufacture, sell or offer to sell any article, compound or preparation for the purpose of bsing used oE which is intended to be used ia the preparation of food. in which article. compound or preparation there is any arsenic, cslomel. bismuth, am- monia or alum.
 Sec. 2-Auy person or corporation violating tbe provisions of thIs act shall be deemed guilty of a mis- demeanoT and shail. upon conVie- ton, be 6ped nu lsts than one hun -dIed dollars. which shall be paid into and become apart Of the road fund of the county in which such fine IS collected.
 The operation of this law will be maintained against alum baking powders. But the manufacture or sale of any article of food or ar ticle intended to be used in food which contains any of the substances chased by the law as unhealthful from arsenic to alum Is absolute ly prohibited.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20
narres Gauge RaiIrosds

NaNF&N 1a4 AE INAatf1 1eaaa
 Dr. J. M. Ford oB September l5 5isd notice of intention to bnild a ssstem of narrow gauge railroads in Ariznna. One line is to commence 1t Phenix and run in a southwestern " direction by way of Gila Bend, thence south by say of the Ajo mines. From thAt point if will run south to the territorial line at the town of Quitoysquite, a distance of l30 miles
 Another line will commence at PheniI and run to Jerome, thence to Grand canyon, a distance Of lo5 miles.
 The third line will start at PbeBil and run to Globe and Morenci. The company proposes to extend its lIne B miles from QuitOvaquite to a small harbor on the northern end oi the gulf of Mexico, surveyed years ago by Admiral Dewey. The hsrboI is an excellent one and laDd-loeked The heavy freightage totbis point is expected to attract many tramg vessels. It IS the ultimate purpose oI the company to connect this hns with the Rio Graode Western road
 Dr. Ford is backed by Q strong company already organized. snc composed of capitalists who are eK tensively interested in copper min ing in Arizona. The purpose Of tho new road Is to create an outlet fO the copper regions of Arizona. anC it will cause the development O. many rich mineral sections
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20
An EolaasIssi.c MsIesms

During his rsscsut visit east Col. Brodie vas spending a isN days co the A'lantir beach with his wife, when Coi Roosevelt was bii!cd to deliver a lecture st the place The coionel was not aware of Coionel Brodie's presence in the town. The latter had been iaFitea to a seat on the platform. and atsu his former colonel pui iu Aa appezfa ssse he was very agr-v.ably surprised Co meet hlm there. Tsr auditorium "a which the meeting was held contained abouf l5.O00 people and WheH Col. RoOse- welt arose to speak A perfect storm Of applauss went UT from tEs vast assembly aud handkefehiels were waived in be ar, it being ten oi fifteen mtautes before the enthU- siastic applause subsided to permit him to tals When silence wss finally restored Col Roosevelt rem srked to the audience that one of the most agreeable surprises of his life had beeu experienced sIace his arrival oD that platform. and that was the un expected inra ing there Of the former heatenan ,-si0nei ol his Rough Rider regiment. He told, as only the eloquent colonel can, of the bravery, courage and cooiness of Col Brodie. 10 action in Cuba, of how be refused to rstlEe fpsm the 6fiBg ine after being wounded unill the fighting vas all over, and con clBdsd bF sayiag: 'Now ladies sud gentlemen, ] want yon ai la sec fbis brave man, and waiksas over To where Col. Brodis as seated. led bun blushing aud embarrassed to the front of the platform. wbsn sn- otbsr cutbursf ot spplause and way ing of hand kerchiafs. iaz ing ss long as that Tor tue spi~afsfer uf Col. Roosev-lt cususd Tsi- incident shows that eur eastern citizens have lost nore of the ardor and eutbusi- a.n manifested over the return of the brave soldiers year ago from Cuba, but that the fire of patriotism a d the glow of gratitude is still aiise Iu their hearts
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20
AIIIhese Songs Free.

Announcement was made last week of Sunday World music album ol ten songs to be issues weekly. Fol lou ing IS the complete list:
 .'Iu the Shadow of the Carolina Hills" by George Taggart and Max s. Witt, author of The Moth and the Flame"
 .Ital the Girls Were Like You, bv Charles Graham, author of 1.-Two Little Girls in Blue.
 "Fm Nothing but Big Wax DolrI by Malcolm Williams, author oi My Ann Elizer."
 You'll Have to Transfer" by Abe Holzmann, smoky Mokes," the greatest cake walk hit of the sesso
 Sweet Norine," by Gussie Davis, author of "The Bagga Coach Ahead"
 Snapshot Sal" bv Williams aud Walker, the two real ''coons" authors of II Don't Like no Cheap Msn."
 "Teli Mother Not Co Worry" by Louis Myll, composer of "CoOntowr Carnival Cakewalk."
 'Prancing PickaninDies," by Maj Dreyfus, composer of "A Carolina Cakewalk."
 My Georgia Lady Love-" bl Sterling, Howard and Emerson authors of "Hallo, My Baby"
 There Ain't No Use to Keep ol Hanging Round" by Irving Jones author of Get Your Money Worth"
 ] One song each week for ten weeks First song published Sept 3, "ln tn Shadow of the Carolina Hills"
 The entire set to be given ava, with ten Sunday Worlds, and all vii 1 be sent postpaid, including ten Sun day World Magazines, Art Porttoli and Comic Weeklies for 90 cent: Send 50 cents today, tomorrow O next week. Don't wait later thai next week. This is most e1cep : tional offer and is only put forth t advertise the great Sunday Woric Address, Music Editor, The Worlc Pulitzer building, New York.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20

A north bound passenger train on the Southern Pacific railroad ran into the rsar end of the Portervilie accommodation train at FOrmOssr about twenty miles aorth of Bakers field Thursday night Ms. Maggie Majors, of Los Angeles, Mrs. Ross her mother, and Mrs. Lsrue were killed Eogiueer Wright and Fire
 man Keller were seriously injured. The wreck IS said to be due to the carelessness of the POrtervilie tran crew, which permitted their train to ,,.rurr tha rleait, tis,o r-h0-- sL-, -
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20

Wher Secretary Long returns to Washington he Is expected to issue an order for the relief of Rear Ad- mirsl Watson aud HowisOn from the command of the Asiatic and South Atlantic stations respectively. Il seems settled that Remey will sue ceed Watson in a couple of months Schley will be assigned to the South Atlantic station.
 The Philippine commission hs: been ordered home.
 Floods in Austria have been ac
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20

Dewey is on the last stretch of his voyage home, and the hearts of his proud countrymen are stretching across the Atlantic 10 meet and Wel- Asv.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20

Another decision has been rendered in a court in California tc the effect that Wells, Fargo & Go must pay the revenue stamp ou their shipping receipts instead of compelling their patrons to pay it The head of that institution, NIT Valentine, is a side partner of Ed ward Atkinson, of Boston, in writ ing and disseminating &nti-expan sion literature containing more ol less of tinge of reasonable utter ances hence it is DO wonder that he seeks to evade the law requiring express companies to stamp theiI shipping receipts and compels hi' patrons to bear the expense.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20

There is very little doubt that the alleged alarm in Mexico, Brazil, and other countries south of us, over danger of the annexation of the whole of South and Central America by the United States, Is the work of men in thls country, who are trying to work up an anti-expansion senti- ment.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20
Cal Milsnn,s Mishap

Colonel Wilson, delegate to con- gress from Arizona, nearly met his death at the Nadeau hotel in Los Angeles the first of this week. de was seated at a desk in the rotunda of the hotel dictstiDg letters to a stenographer when 8 chsmbermald dropped a dust broom over the rail ing of the skylIght from one oi the upper floors. The broom struck the colonel on the head and inflicted painful wound. A deep gash was cut in his head and the wound bled a great deal before physician could arrive. The doctor said that the colonel had a very close call. A fraction of an inch would have brought the wound to vital spot and death might have resulted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20
To Dissolve an Incorporation

According to the Pheni1 Republi- can Judge J. D. Bethune has insti- tuted proceedings in the distnct court at Pheni1, for the dissolution of the Fort WayHe Gold Production company, incorporated under the laws of Arizona, November 26, 1898. The complaint alleges that the ce- fendant is guilty of misuser and violation of its grant or charter That the defendant company has established DO place of business in Arizona. Its main office, books, ac- counts and principal officers, are at Fort Wayne, Ind. Nor has it any property in this territory, except it's articles, or copy of its articles oi incorporation. The mines for whose
 operation 1t was formed are in Cali 1 fornia. These facts having been al legged in the complaint, tEe plaintiff asks judgment exelud
 ing the defendant from all corporate rights, privileges and franchises and
 that 1t be dissolved.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20

Brazil aud ArgeRtIne are alarmed al the expansion policy Of the United States.
 Miss Minnie Johnson, musician
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20

N N COURT PRESCOTT A. O. t. Ss. df aANS5kls N&Sb5EEsrfH. 2h. F;.-.ssst.s sEery TU t-DAl night il K of P. Hall asi--l4.g orp.rs7- il good s-aliIlE are frater --I Invited Do attend
 WI. SUTTON. C. B. V A. MATTHEWS. F.s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20

James Shirley spent yesterday iu the city, leaving last night for New York. An important mining deal has just been consummated by Mr.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-09-20
verde Valley, Eastern Yavapai County,
 Middle Verde.

EDIToR JoURNAL-MNER:-In my last letter l promised something further in regard to the Eureka ditch or canal.
 C. F. Wiag6eld, A. B. and Wm. hutcheson. Lonnie Bristow, Bert Maxwell, Joe Price and Ed. Null holland located land on the Fort
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-13

Is are found on the banks of many in
land streets, plentiful on the sand bars
OF the Missouri overlooked by King
hill and stones of unusual hues, WORTH
less in the commercial marts of today,
the playthings of children. were depOs-
tied in the graves, collections gathered
in loving tribute to the memory of
those unknown, even in race, to the
historians of today.
The ravage which time has wrought
has left but fragmenrary parts of the
skeleton, which crumblc into ashes
upon exposure and handling. The big
pillow and the scrapers. with the tramp
ing of the horses, usually crush the
brittle forms until it is difficult to re-
store them to human scmblancc. One
of the plOws recently overturned a
bunch of human hair. which, however
fell to pieces upon being handled. AS
preserved, it presents the unmistaka-
bic evidences Of hair from the head OF
a human being, although much of il
has fallen into fiuc powder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-13
Publication Notice.

State OF Illinois. &C
County OF Rock Island.
County court of Rock Island county. To the
DeceTu Der term 4. d 1879
Petition to sell real estate 10 paw de5's.
Wu.iam II DoODan, administrator of he es-
IA = of Frederick buckley. decease' =. ys Is
I,Dni,sCn fru.tee Mrs v n HoIgbton
james Baker. George A. Humphrey. ID. era
Irer. Car lliuc Shawb4c6. Ia UnlIuOw" heirs
and 6eyis-es Of Caro- inc Shaw0ack de
ceased. ana the unilup executor or admin
istratorof Csro,ine shaw back deceased.
Affidavit OF the uOn-resideuce OF John v
Boughtou caro- ine Sha Noack. the unknown
heirs and deyi-ees OF CaroliEe S1aw-
istrator or executor of Caroline shaw
back deceased defendant above named. hav-
ing been fled in the ONCE OF the CLERK OF the
county court OF Rock Island county no.
ttce is hereby given to the said John r
B.ughtOn Car line Shawoa The unk0own
heirs and cevisees of Caroline Sh .wnack
deceased. aud the unknown ADM istra-
tor or executor OF Caroline shaw Ack, de
ceased, that the ; id plantin. VILLA u II. Doc
nan. GdmiuisIrator of the estate of Frederick
Bucsley. deceased has tled his Petition in the
said county court of Rock Island county for an
order 10 sen the premises belonging TO The es-
tate of said deceased or 80 much of II as may
be needed TO pay the debts OF > aid deceased,
and described - follows to-wIt:
The W. s. half ca OF the northwest quarter
1LD OF section tWeuty-One CsD in I .wuship
sixteen pfl north Tange three CD west of the
f1urth oriacip ! rner d al: also tue northeast
quarter ,iab OF TIE southwest quarter % OF
section tWeaty-one en- in |, wn>hi7 sixteen
40 IA = b range three 90 west OF the 70 rita
PRINCIPAL me ic!aa. also an undivided one
third 90 OF The south half CA OF the nth
west quarter ca OF section twenty one
C2D. and undivided ons-third tsJ of
the Dorth half 90 Of the northwest
buarter 90 OF section twenty-eiEht Cse).
all IN township sixteen tl6l north range
three 90 west OF the fourth princi Ial
ruer dian. AL in the county of Rock ISlaud and
state OF III nois. and that q summons has 0eFu
issued out of said court against YOU returnable
AT he December term A D, lssa-. Of said court.
TO be holden IN the fourth day OF Dece mber. a
u 1909 a. t1e court house n the city OF Rock
Island in Rock Isl aud county Illinois.
Now. unless YOU the SAID JOhu L Balm
sen. George A Humphrey. Mrs Z. W
Boughtoo Caroline Shawbacg. the unknown
heirs and devisees of Caroline Shawbac@-
deceased. and the unknown executor or
ad illustrator of Cardiac -hGwba.k de
G a. ed. shall pers -EAly be ard appear before
said county court of Rock land county. on
IN firSt day OF a term thereof, ~ be holden at
Rock Island. in said county. on the four q day
OF L5ecern Der. Is.ss and p cad. answer or de-nu-
40 the said comp aLnaut : peJlLs3r Leo therein.
the came and the matters and tsilg therein
charged and stated viii be taken a. confessed
anu . decree enc red against you &C 1oFLing 10
the prayer Of said bill
Rock Island, Illinois Nov. . 1892.
II. r. HCBBAKp. CLERK.
S. 4 KESwoRTHY, conPlainant's Solicitor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-13
Dated
{ leIk

Sec >. That so much OF the revenue de-
rived rom the uuaI water rat or taxes by
the Sai1 city OF Rock l. and hall be neceS-
Sary FOR tue purpose of paying he interest on
said bonds a. IL becomes nue. and the princI-
pal Of said bonds a. SEey become due shall be
appropriated 10 the payment of the princ'p
ana interest 81 said bonds az to no other par-
pose whatever.
Sec. Tha; the said thirty thousand doll rs
Oppj Of DOrd> when executed a. herein
before provided. Shall be 80 80 for the largest
OsI;,I auIc pri, e. but not q price less than
their par y~lge. and the proceeds of the sale
OF the said bonds shall he aside and eX
p Dd.C in AZ for the construction and COM
plctiOu Of the reservoirs an1 filteTigg plant Of
the said city. A. shall be used for no other
purpose v whatsoever
Sec. I. This ordinance shall take eject and
be force from and after / passage and
publication
Passed oct tG 1894
Approved. WILLIAM NCCJSpCH!E Mayor.
Attest: ~. G. SCHAFFER. clerk.
Sealed PROPOSALS viii be received IT the city
clerk : Office. Rock island H.. until Monday,
Nov 20 1899. a. p'cl ck p. tor the pur-
chase Of the above bonds.
Rock Island. IL. Nov. !. 1893.
L. c. SCHAFFER. City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-13
q WOt.AN.

Cod did not make her very wise,
But carved a strangeness round her MOUTH
He put her great sorrow ia her eyes
AND softness for mems sous in droUth,
And on her face, for all 10 see,
The seal Of awful tragedy.
God did not make her very fair,
But white and 1.-the and strange and swee
A subtle fragrance ia her hair,
slender swiftncss in her feet,
And in her hands SLOW caress,
God made these for my stcadfastnesa
God did not give to her a heart.
But there is that within her face 30
To make men long to apart
Until they goodness End and grace,
And think to read and worship there
Al good, yet she il scarcely fair.
A Is. Mall III New York Tribune.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-13
Nc. 9S. Noah's Ark.

A menagerie. consisting of /: pairs %
Animals Elephants. CameI1. Deer, Horses.
Cattle, ponSeys. Goats Lions, Bears, Tigers.
Dogs and Cats. l;ach pair is coupled nud
stands alone. They are autographed N
many coIors GA heavy cardhonrl cut ou-
is distinctly shown. The elephants nrc :
inches high and 10 inches long. and the other
Animals are proportionately large. sent
postpaid on receipt or cent postage
stump and Is siGnnTurcs cut from
wrappers OF ArbucSles Roasted Coffee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-13
GRAVES OF DWARFS FOUND.
Missouri's Strange Skeletons PlOwed
PIN suburb of st. Joseph.


Workmen terracing King hill. an Ok.
landmark of northwestern Missouri,
which is to be converted into resi-
dence suburb Of St. Joseph, have I'M
earthed u prehistoric cemetery. The
remains of n race OF dwarfS not alice:
with any tribe known TO have inhabit-
ed this territory and unaccounted for
by Indian legendary repose on tic
summit of King hill. which rises az
ruptIy from the Missouri river bottom
TO a height of COO feet at point just
Uorth and distant about 800 yards from
the packing house district and stock
yards of South st. Joseph.
\ fea ture remarkable in itself ana
especially marked in connection with
the dwarfish remnants of prehistoric
man found in this summit is the dis
coYery of human bones, evidently
those of a giant, probably more THAI
seven feet tall and big boned, says thu
Chicago Record.
Low. fiat heels. with small intelli-
gence and marked animal propensitirs
characterized this people. Heavy jaws
and strong. well preserved teeth carry
the records of their lives forward.
Brutes. human. but inhumane. self re-
liant, they were sayages of lower
order than any we know today. Yet
they honored their dead. Shells such
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-13
LEGAL.
Erecutnr,H NotIce.
DlnIel Gnlntv. deceased

FSL1Lt OF IIIItI IlUIuT '. CtCt.Seu
The undersigned. having been appointed
executor of the izSt v III and lie lament of DaUi ]
Guinty, late OF the county of Rock Island,
state of Illinois. deceased, hereby gives notice
that be VI III appear before the county court of
Rock Island county. 1T the county court room.
In the city OF Rock bland. at the December
term. the first Monday in December next.
~ which time ali persons having claims
against said estate are notified and requested
to attend for the purpose of having the same
adjusted. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate paymen. TO
the Undersigned
Dated this l2th day of October, A. D. 1929.
T. b. I,EIDY. Executor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-13
Any Book Of Inc following List will be sent postpaid on receipt
Of cent postage stamp and 10 signatures cut from
The wrappers Of ArbuckIes Roasted Coffee

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-13
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-13

George A. Pontins, Upper Sandus-
ky, Ohio, writes: Il have been us
ing .Foley's Honey and Tar for sore
throat and hoarseness and find it Is
the best remedy | ever tried. 1t
stopped the cough Immediately and
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-11-13
No Right to UgIiness.

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