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The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-05

Now that the strike in Colorado f.. over the smellers are fairly bursting their boilers with business. The Dem yer Mining Reporter speaks of the effect produced on the stock market saying :: "As a result of resuming work in the smelters the mining stock market of Cripple Creek is enjoying the greatest activity. The more popular stocks change hands in immense blocks, often. times 100000 shares being sold during call. ThIs activity is caused by the tremendous production from the mines and rot any advertising or manipula- tiop of mining shares; in fact, most of the buying is lecar, which is the great. est endorsement any camp can have."
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-05

FOR SALE-One medium heavy set double harness complete, also one heavy set chain harness without collars. Both sets have breeching and in first class shape. Apply to the Old Reliable Transfer. J5tf
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-09-05

WANIED-A good copper property, or group of claims. Send full description of property, location, distance from railroad, water, fuel, etc. Send sample of ore by mail or express, prepaid Address, ROBERT BURNHAM, 12l Camp St, Providence. R. I.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-01-13
W. X. sRoslER.

The old bugle echo Of Taps from tn,
other side of life's river, sounded in The
ear OF n Of Leflore's true and honorct
citix sns, noble and brave soldier, de
voted and loving father and husband,
W. X. Brosicr, last Tuesday night. at
his home near McNutt, and today he il
peacefully ut rest. II such were pos
sible. he IL with his old command,
listening to the banjo Of Sweeney, and
keeping the old daring Confederate.
Gen. J. i. B. Stuart aud his comrades
jolly with his ringing laughter and
merry tales, as he did upon the battle.
fields Of Virginia. It was the hand of
Comrade Bfosier that raised the head
OF Gen. Stuart when he was mortally
wounded at Yellow Tavern, and offered
his canteen of water to take his last
drink. The ~Confederacy never had q
Drawer soldier than MIR. Brosier. He
remained In the army until the close OF
the war, when he returned to his holne
in North Carolina. He came to Missis.
sippi thirty-seven years ago, and settled
within three miles OF McNutt, where
he lived at the time of his death. He
has been married twice, his good wife
today, who is confined to her bed with
pneumonia, together with the sad loss
OF her husband, il expected to follow
him any hour. Mr.. Broxier WA IL,
years old at his death, and up to the
time OF his recent illness enjoyed good
health. He was u Mason and Il mem
Der Of Greenwood lodge, which went to
and buried him with the cere.
monies Of the order. An honest, up-
right, big hearted man. one without
enemy. and . friend to all, = man
who made others happy by looking on
he bright side of everything, is the
and makeup we found in the
alnented Brosier.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-01-13
$500 Reward.

Stolen from Nitta Yuma. Oct. asth.
1898, q nous, coiored mnle. about
10 hands high. 7 years old. Has a run.
ming walk under the saddle. He was
carried away by a negro named Charley
Stokes. whose des .ription Is AZ follows:
Brown skin. . bid eve. heavy build !;
weighs al,oue 1875 pounds. The above
reward will be paid for capture Of
negro and mule. Address.
G. II. JOHNSON,
Nitta Yuma, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-01-13

Mr.. E. !. Dean died at his home il
the eastern part of the city last Frida,
and was buried in our city c~e,ueter,
Saturday. MI. Dean was u young mai
Of promise and his sudden death wa,
q surprise to his many friends, II,
leaves a wife and children beside,
parents, brothers and sisters and q host
Of friends to mourn his loss. The Com
monwealth, with his many friends ex
tend tenderest sympathy to those al
home.
Emmett Sutton, the son of Mr..
Sutton, who is in charge of DR.. 7. Z.
Henderson's plantation, in a difficulty
at school last Monday, was stuck in the
shoulder with a knife by j. McLemore,
son Of j. d. McLemore. The wound is
not dangerous, and his recovery is
looked for at an early day. The affair
is regretted by both the parents and
teachers, and would never have &C.
Cured could they have prevented it.
We are glad it had no more serious
ending.
Go to Barrow q Greene's and buy
you II suit before cotton goes lower.
Before another month our new bridge
will be completed and people will
have the pleasure Of strolling across the
river to view the future residence an.
mex Of n city.
The Sunday-school class Of Mrs. NJ.
A.. Vardaman will have q cake sale Mt
the Mission Room in the Austin Block
Saturday at l o'clock. Let every one
who can, buy one. and encourage the
Christian workers.
Barrow a. Greene's is the placs to get
your January bargains.
Mrs. James X. Vardaman holds the
honor as being the first lady to cross
the new bridge.
Quite q number Of our society people
attended, dance LAST Wednesday night
by Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Baird, ut
heir hospitable home at Fort Loring.
Work on the new Methodist church
8 being rapidly pushed. II will, when
'oinpleted. be n OF the prettiett
,hurches in the state.
10 make room for their spring goods
IL Greene are advertising their
took now On hand at prices never hearJ
I before.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-01-13
Mr.. william Pillow. who v.s Ara,

-.a-rs.rt - 49,. ~ss ~
"A Ssrfi.rc 4. rsr,,s S,,,t n. ..c,. !.
III has1th s.s3crnT ~ ~st,,-rsd Sn,...
fau, NANNY ~ 1870 - 10y ~
man last Tuesday at the home OF hi
mother. Mn William Pillow. : sta
0innel. ansitang some OF the most init
.nsssae !Iaenas e s!ofs'vefdeman On,
800. .s - ~. 9n!9y sne 49,
were. Msvnr Sf,,,er ~ Horasrscm
INF. a. McC. Kimbronrh. M a, +
Gardner and Dr.. Humphreys. Of thiI
city; NJ. Alec Henderson, OF Runney
Inede, Robt, Baird, Of Fort Loring, AND
.ss,o se.;Ss -. ~ 1919 anu As srns o N.a.
,ras ~ us..sSt sh h.. av,n s. .nc ouItol
- ri r.assrt 49, Nuo sopo.ts
voSs IN go ~" y, ivI ~
Snnt Vo-da,,an wiz s,;E ~ wiz. !
AZ ~ 49,. ~, ~ wtsn i"' li"ny q
" - u ouoa /.
Inc new hne between Phillip and
ureenwooa; mas, beginning at It's son
nestlon within a mile OF U city, six
I1lles OF tllck lald, ana with another
week 81 pretty weather 1t viii he
nnlsnca 70 the l~aiobuslia. This will
enaDie Them 70 push the tr1dge MOI
Iapidly, Ior, as II H. al Inc rons and
tiuloei nave 70 Ok hauied W wagon
over lhe Dottom roads, which the recent
rains nave made almost impossible
five miles of roald he'd ready Ia, lnyinv
the track. laIf W. val Tia yyils I,.v. ,,,,e
arrived. The work all along the line Il
being uushed ms ra,,;dlv M the w.aat hsr
will ntimit, for n il ,hs ;nt.,t;on ~
the t%nyinar,n mud c~o,,trnctors who h.v.
the road under -1onstrnctiou of c",r'
pletinv II as emrIy MA Im,ssiii.
me commonwealth IL authorized, in
inns weeks Issue, to announce MI. E. |
Y. Miller Tor sheriff. subject to the az.
Ion o. fne democratic party. Nj. Mil
ler Is today mayor OF Greenwood aud
his popularity WAS shown by the large
vote ne received for the office. He en-
'ers the race tor sheriff With the same
.;ontidence OF success, for his ability,
oacked ~ y clcin. clear cut record as a
'itizei, officer md democrat, gives him,
10 1t would amy other man. tlint self
anne ass'liailcs' ana Fh'nld he Dc elect
q me county y asslrr' x an ADMINS
laeioh tnat will lem ~. to that the
nave mace n" lii'siaSe III their
holce.
A system regulator Is a medicine
hat N renpti,ens and stimulates .I,o
Yer. Kidneys. stomach and bowels.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1899-01-13
LOCAL ITEMS.
Don't Forget.
ROBERT BURDETTE

ROBERT BURDETTE
Lectures at the McDonald's Opcri
House, January II. Tickets are nov
en- Sale at G. l. STEMS Jewelry Store
n. Jas. Cobb spent two days in New
Orleans last week.
Quite u number OF Itta Bena cit Hen,
wsrs up this week.
Read Barrow g. Grsane's announce
ment this week.
]. r. Appling, of Itta Bona. was q
visitor to our city Tuesday.
". Myers, Of Cola, while here on
business Monday. psii The Common
wealth NJ, npprcriati,c visit
The way Of the trss.sle ~ ~ hard.
but the way you have TO trases nroui,d
Greenw - a is tonewhatly harder.
MI. J, T. Garner, Of Greaaaa. deputy
p. 8. revenue collector. was in u
city Tuesda.s, OF his way to Grecnville.
Money to loan at 81 per cent. For
terms apply to
RUSH & GARDNER.
cid. Reynolds has been employed BY
the Christian church to preach two
Sundays in each month for the year
1890.
Some OF cur property owners had
better get some one to hold up tbeirl
fences. AZ they are very weak and
might iall and hurt themselves. seegI
PrickIy Ash Bitters cures the kid
neys, regulates the liver and puritiss
the bowels. A valuable system tonic.
Sold BY City Drug Store, Eta Bena,
Miss,
There will nodoubt be some question
q Improvement brought up at the NEXT
meeting Of The new board, and We .
trust that something besides talk will !
~ done. /
Ine ordinance On property owners !
keeping thsir sidewalks in a proper !
condition should be looked up BY the d
board. and ii there IL no ordinance that
- strict enough. pass one Immediately !
and enforce it i
Young people especially are invited .
to attend tie services at the Baptist Z
church Sunday morning. The text Is n
The dsS C tlsy youth" ard .ho scr
mon will be for the purpose Of showing 4
what the Lord expects Of Young people.
Ed. G.. a. Reynolds Preached in the d
,ourt house last Sunday at II H.. IN. and ii
p. u. The subject in the morning Z
;Saisa ton, in The evening, ',The !.
5hain Of Salvation The. Scripture il
Aas Ephesians 2:1-io. AR. Rey- J..
lolds viii preach again next Sunday +
= the court house at liza, III. and Z d. y,
=. Ryefyone Is cordially Invited to III
tteEds n pr
LAST Wednesday, morning Capt. Var Il,
aanan left for Washington, where he ii,
70 meet Gen. Wood on official bus-
-, and will remnin there a few days i j
going to New York to take his te'
|eansfr Scr Santiago to rejoiu his com =.
~ His Witt here has been much q
ypssciated ~ his kindred and friends. th,
oce sAOan hsted y ~ him return to W
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BUSY DlY n SHIPPING.
MOVEMENTS Or VARIOUS oCRAU
vEssEls Ann Ornen CRAFT.
Arrives From San Pedro, 80. MicA-
ael DsanA-Eevernnent Tvs ,. -.
Wfleon % - IN CoDnAtsslous

The city's hara,or presented = less stir.
ring appearance than usual yesterday. Tive
large ships lay at anchor or the oveAn
dock. the hg ,hree-masted schooner Ma
weemA arrived at the Arlington from San
Pedro. Cal. and the steamship Humboldt.
Capt. Boniheld. sailed for Lynn canal ports.
these constituting the principal movements
OF the ocean-golnx craft.
The Humboldt had q fair passenger list
and good cargo Of freight. She stops At
Vancouver en- route and will Increase both
from that port. Three or four at her Seat
tie passengers are bound for the new
Ketchikan district and two others. tho
Mi2es Grace and Dotsis Browning, pretty
vaudeville acsrcnes. are going to DawsoA
where they will sing and dance 20 the
delight Of the hardy pleasure-loving klOu-
dikerA
The Maweema. from Port Townsend
came In tow Of the TUG Magic. She b In
charge Of Capt. III. A. Smith a. MASTER
and Is here for q cargo OF general merchazA-
disc supplies. Including possibly SOME lura.
Der. which she win take 90 st. Michael.
The vessel. which 10 one ef the stanchs
est OF the sailing schooner craft. was htaile
at Eureka Ave years ago and II Isl fee9
/ In length. Since going into commission sh4
has made a number OF trips from this port
with lumber for Honolulu. She also made
one voyage TO siberia taking q csfxo q
salt. hour and beef frum San Ftancisco,
consigned TO viAdivoetok merchants Her
latest coast voyage Was made from CALI
,furnta to Mexico.
The splendid new steel hull government
tug, Gen. J.. u. Wilson, launched FRIDAY
night 1T Ballard by the Detroit Shipouild.
Ing Company. has been brought around and
tied slp a the Northwese Iron Works wharf
where she y receiving her machinery .:, 4, sa1 3
Ia comntssion In about ten dAya She q
to be devoted exclusively 70 The uss And
purposes Of the army enaineeSfn4 corpe
under the direction Of Capt. Harry TAyloe,
u. g. A. Herbert EOote Becchsr,. OF Fort
Townsend. has been deslgnated 40 her mas
Tie Gen. Wilson II stanch. looking
craft. apparently well suited TO the duties
for which she was destGned. Her dtnaenA
olons are. Length, over all 81 feet: ien9tA
OF keel. s fses; beam 10 feet 8 inches;
nodded depth. II feet.
She d equipped with compound engine
lsx3anO inches stroke Her steam Z sup
working pressure Of 10 pounds. The wee
rel ID well fitted out. the stateroom ana
saloon beiuG nnnhed Wfta oak panel Wut9s
She hos all leather cushions for seating AND
Oeterm0Of pressed felt mattreeeea. Whe0o
i ID claimed are veritahae life preservere.
Following - hst Of the Humooldt9
Nm. K iAusnie.ssr Clarsa~s IAami~stsr. g q.
easfosd. Mn l. = kanss. M Archie nsseA
!. 4 Snow. ". 3, Stevens, J. n Jenes. q -
a.ss w m p sss Man. od a a'' ~ 80
Ison.- O. CnaAmsa. :. W. Do4soa, G. a. Caldwell.
3. Mar, r n. Jamss0n. Jaassea y
feathesstoae. =. OtAu. =. Chrssnea. john o9sAs
so.s Ma. ss r. sssf sss., w'i S s.ssss
J. q Adams. y. =. jsAssua. :. b LAns aaA tss9
tyone ategsA6u.
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LONDON, yune = business on the stock e.
ksts being ubsrttied and sensitive. Paris opxfn-
tors we're hessS hi by tbe fall IN Spanish bsuds.
and hare been selling largely. ehich. with tie
Trsnsvaat afdsenfs. iniaerd Rtnersi weakness.
Prices, however. finished above the suwrst figure
Americans iass ground moderately. but c3aeea
strong at,ase the worst ernses n the week
Among the Increases sesc Baltimore q Ohlo
shares. which l pofns. Northern Fseihc pse-
Union pseihr. 4: Chiesro. Msi~aatee 4 IT. PaaI.
T. Atehisyn sdinstm~ns &: lIiisafa Centsal III Co
v y us..,s.s 81, nrs vs,s L wsss
dsh~afass T. Ests /: Atehisas psefesYsd. 4: Deave<
q Rio Grsnae, 4. Epssthern ParsA<. 4 nensw q
rfn rnmsnan 1
Msn~y was In COED demand II srnn is91 per
c~ns. until Mnndss. y f., week. and from S&e
In 2 an shre< mrnshs bfsIa
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ooxDEHsED DISPATCHES.

Cart. Jsmes Enswisste sAsN engineer. CnisAd
STATES Raw, ard viii t< retired July
The tug ffnrss has again been paa~sa IN ennsuis.
sion assa viii Re stasi1a sAsp ~ San 1san
Kansas ctr srsoa fassa hiss sn<ed tn sseas ~.
1e - per cent bends ssssuinx s~sssy yeasA
Two Rsss<fsa engineers ard ten csasaets have
TIE ku..isn minister - ssrsns has ssssesed The
ssssss ~ tse stosss q. rest Asthsf.
The airesfs~s ~ sb~ Ane~sran B~ii Tey~Tsone
fNnF~ny DECLARED sAstr sexias ssssrsrsIs dsssdepA
n ser seas- With twr eens EXTRA pAfAtas jug
TIE Inirerss;s 81 Pennsstranss win snssr 4 team
nsst y~sr ~ she aaempsAn ssmvs ~ th< Wild .
shsfs
VII ins~sssgass ths riding ~ Iarkxy Msh~s. whs
has he~n ssspenisa la reaFs hS Cssfks fuf his
rsdins ~ RsnAxssf
p,essF~n. ssees Hsdssv a Ysie in . sp<erA h<&cee
bs graduating class a Hasibaas< kigh seaanEt.
af Ssw Hassas a&tsskea ssssts rfatssd he $50
Arb egs.sessed tEs sress.
Ger Msssss ~ isisaas ~ ssssu Western pr3i<
s~ssns tkrs sstssfnf<d ske~ pxssidspstai ksen ~
srstsea q Ser.yssz Bts11 sAxt Be VII f<ssS& fFs1n
posszlcs ~ he etss a his sssn 81 a4es
MA A5nna Ft-sd has heea spsssnseA d Asa
FYsn<is<e qua sssan q her kuetAsd. nj E4UneA
FsesA ~ ~. Tasses stssee army. wno hfuAe d5&n
rAyssrasfy aas sssusssss several msashs 40
re rsisea ssas~. trsnspsef r5>vesand As44ssd u
Sxn Fsssr4sea sssys Nantza 70 xs&nksAs kAs
hr=asxtss tass fes fAsa~sxS$s 18th fssw rakaEem4.
TIE vossss frm Msnzls seesssed fstszne AAM
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IN. bsznca hsarasvaphse arses f9-s Townsend.
VISA viii fsrnish "a Application, frss - charge.
ssii information reearsns sbe foaisssnS notices 70
assrsn<fsl
California Husnsas9s bar. hsacan hxhs svgdscei
trstra ses rxssan sPosme~sf. northwest cssss
FnAfskata iFaohiaAka FsA posaiB lighthouse,
fog saxrsl established.
CANA. Yxasseksana. ssrathssn entssr<s. ksutnsa
hxht vessel. aisxrzstnn ia character - hxAs
Cannessscas, L1na tsiand srsana. rsunaeaA rDsst
isshf sexA<s replaced hy Reisss BeAs sesssl
rcsnre4Sssst. N~r Hare hafkx fstss3~d eztsA-
1ssssne a hxnss a1 Middle hvezk~ stsf
D~is.x Ds&a~sre hRexhs.tts snss ststton. ~
sers3ea ssssrassos ia snx saxDzl
Eaxtaad. east raAss. Lawsssrfs ~ tsssthesse
MAYED
Eaxiasa Hsrusch sEpspseA. whhsax bach ard
sAsr~nsA sana. aJsesss$m IN szsysl
England TIE bsvns. nssshsAss Gotvsn husv.
aisssat5nr n ehs,Aesss
Eassssa- Mer~y rsssr. Rock shaassi. afserssiar
te heev aad ikxkts
Fssar< lie ufssesssa; ashansi. Gssie sain bra
erM drssfc<rds n<s -ss4ssesA
Iaas Exse, ssAA<n nxexh Asrszss Il Esy Eokat
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laas NeAae&nx r-zscsess Ys~wss wk-es ,eisssvseA
Lakt 81 Car. tseuas< rsszss- re- hs<ay.
tessaanA mssss6seus1 slvsx AessA rsss Lrsaes
(Aanne1 2fscnaxtananee - hsvss
NaeseAnssssA, Nassnrkes suss1. ssssss -
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VESSELS hound m.

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ssss as. =. sAs ase fas Iosis.a - x.,A
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s.as An q. s. sss. = r. za Fort s.a.ss
. =. ~ =: ns:;s 20. Il asa -
:: s: ~: - Il q. . i. - e $500: :..
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=: ss. s.s = s s y tons rs s ss n'14
NJ. s - = ss csas sss s
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ssaa. M I % @ cssaasA NJ.
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Special Dispatch 10 the Pmt .lntsiiissnecf.
POhT BLAKELEY. June ~ - nelow are nAmNs.
destinations etc. II vessels loading lunbsS In this
part
American sch Robert seasies. rapt fflts, ShAne.
hal, American hhsn Charles p. CfncAef Shanghai.
American bk Top Gallant. Capt fAsnvAldt, Han
FrAncisep. Peruvian hh FYancisco Toso. CapA CT
ranga. Tambo de MoFn, rsns.
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coLllDED WITS An icnsnR0.


81. JOHN'A n. r.. June M--The British
reach the French treaty shore on Friday,
colllded With an iceberg, which stove q
her bows ~ means Of collisi0n mata ana
stern, she made her way hack here safely.
She viii be locked tomorrow. A. tho
time Of the accident perfect dlscipltne ex-
v ,ss o. r s.ve "f ~ SSin sou 4 nrov
imponsible 10 keep her above water. -
was seen, however. that the damage wao
not acfioOs enough TO elsdan9er the veooo4
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WEATHER RECORD.
WEATHER FORECAST FOR MONDAY
Portland, June 3. is,a
Monday: Showsn
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT - A01s'
CULTURE, WEATHEU 1U8EAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
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An Old and Well-Trsed Remedy. MA
Winsiow's Soothing Syrup has been u4e6
for over Fifty Years by NliliOnI Of Moth
ere for their children while Teething. With
ems the Gums aIlays ali pain: cures Wind
Collie, and II the b,st remedy for Diarrhoea.
Sold BY druggists in every part OF the
world Be sure and ask for ArA Wins
kind.
Twenty-Ave Cents . Settle
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State Electro Medical lsstitntA
When Electricity falls to cure. yhen
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trical and Medical Specialists prove 10 you
that by their combined electro medical
treatment they can cure you even when
all else has failed.
MEAN. NERVOUS MEN v, Los. viss s, ana ana
sErunksn organs. shattered nervous sys-
ssif-ai<ise, resulting I'm weakness or body
and brain, night emissions. losses In the
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confidence and ambition, pains IN the back.
ioins and kidneys. and other distressing
symptoms. uniting one for business OF
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rheumatism. iumbago. sciatica. etc
numrsmr Cured by their new method
kVPIUsgE without KITE. truss or dtten-
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vARICoCEE 81 swelling ELI and
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CONTAGIOUS BLOOD PouSoN NH
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