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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-22

The territorial board of health Is in receipt of @ circular communication from the board uf health of Michigan looking toward the bringing about oi q uniformity of requirements in the different states for license to practice medicine. As these requirements can be fixed only by the state- themselves the desired end can be accomplished only hy system of reciprocity among states whose requirements are of a similar standard. The reciprocity process consists in the recognition by the board of one state Of 6 certificate issued by the board of another state, in which the requirements Tor li- cense to practice are much the same. The Phoenix Republican says tha' the circular recon mends boards of health to bring the matter before their respective sta e legislatures. The pIo- posed arrangement cannot be describ ed a- doc;or-' trust, but ss a move m mt which will tend to make people true, doctors more.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-22

srerday nlarkeI the opening da, or killing of quail. It was ushor- q in b. whole=lls slaughter Of tn ri'd'- The record is h,ld by G " Sv~in, the t:uthtu! attorney, who kill 'd e} in a- many minutes; Marrs an, King slew about dozsn; McPaersor ind Peers made q drive by llnding s im!li- number; Cummings hu.cnereu e. ol ch for mt al and Miano, by s close sh " succeeded in baggif one "olcO.i anl Batter run short of salt and only Ietu-Del with q few; Went wort enl Cook killed plenty of timp and returning bought thre, birLS which was exhibited as evidence their craftsmanship.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-22

Foar hi1ireJ ani seve1 years ago Thurs lay Columbus was very busy man discovering America. Unfortun- ately he was not permitted to live to to see wha, ha, come through hi, original effort.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-22

A century ago Adam Smith noted AS a remarkable accom- plishment the manufacture of As. .O0e pins by ten men in day. In these times 1t con- eider.d an ordinary achievement for three to men make 7.5o0,009 pins in the same time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-22

IT, -i,th anaIti cDlreat.o1 of th- fsTTi;o.I,l Su " ; no Dl a a.so5iatloA will m e, in rlc'ol o3 next ; S,,urday and iaIIy, the 2l': ali 22I. TEe x-cl iv com nittee has arranged a very interesting pr 'grtmme in which prominent: SindLy school worker from a.i over the territory will partic iJatn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-22

The Utica min and mills at Angels Camp are shutting down on account of scarcity Of wa'e' and the installing of machinery to operate the mines by el~ctrici'y in the future. The sh It. down will continue until after the rains commence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-22
bIsBEE, Oct, 17, 1899.
COVERINGS

Geo. f. Meek, @ newspaper man of Phoenix has become connected wi;h ihe Orb.
 Allen English the attorney, has been quite il! with an attack of pneu- monia.
 Geo. w. Swain the Tomb tone at torney,i is over from the county seat.
 Judge Riley came in oa this after Looms train.
 Constable Date Graham returned today from court attendance at Tue son,
 E. Gage, Sonora; F. II. Kisnuch- Minas Prietss James Reilly, Tomb stone; G. w. Swain, Tombstone, are at the Norton.
 L. Cppenheimer, Mo; Jaks SpItz, Cal; H E O'Bri-n, Los Angele. are registered at the Be.semer.
 w T Wright who is interested in mining properties in the Dragons has been in town for several day..
 In she matter of Trinidad Rolc- charged with petit larceny the Cas- was tried today before Judge Williams and dismissed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-22

A new town known as Richards m, on the x. NJ &. A ilroad jpst north pf N0yIlrs, will fecome reality in d few m ruths. IL is to become tine ship. p,ng uoin; for the DIquense, MoSry, W"rl.'s rair, Farrell and Harrhaw mines.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-22
From Ttesday's Daiiv:

r. 4. Clark, the Los Angeles min
 feafc- property was in yesterday NIT Clark reports work pr"gressir E sA'i-fac'oriiy and prnsp .ct- g ,oi, hui node-tly rtfrain- from giving details
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-22
From Mondays Ddi!s.

Much locai matteris croSed out to- lay to naka room fnr the account oi the Mining EuglneeIa visit to Bisbee wh'ch was furnished by our Nishe, correspondent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-22

Miss Laura Crable, our oblisi postri-tres-. returned from Cii,.o, nj. alter plea ant visit among friends ani Ter familiar fac IS asaIn to be seen at her post.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-22

Alter all, there are but two classes of unfortunstes in the world those who are married and those whs are not Chicago Nevs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-22

D. Y. Bradford, a mining eneiu eer, has purcha-ei wolfram claim in the Gnij.s dist:ic., north of No.ales tor S4G,OO0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-22

The political campaign in Ono is O hot one, with every indication of dem ocrstic success.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-22

There IS s man in New York who has offered his son $5 600 if tn. latter will remain sobsr for one week. It's . pity good money should be wasted like that.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-22
BisBEE, Oct. l6 1899
COVERINGS.

ColI and almost f.osty this morn ing, Early tore-runnsr of winter are with Us.
 Norton Chase, New York; Pro- Treadwell, Canoneas; John HChs.ad and wife Sonora; are guests of tn, Hotel Bessemsr.
 LB Sroufe. of the general office staff has returned from Tucson after brief absence.
 Arrivals at the NoIton House to- day are J. E. 3eckerton, Son 'ra; R Zellner. Lps Angeles; J A Cumm,ng-, McCabe; UT. Terry. Fl Paso auu Geo Pichi, New York.
 Trinidad Rojas arrested for petit larceny will have his trial befor- Judge Williams tomorrow Two Mexican inebriates, received sen tence of ten days each. It is reported that the Cobre Gran de troubles have been amicably settled and that litigation has been avoided The Mitchell -Gr, en company will have absolute control of the mine, Mi J. H Costello withdrawing his inter- est.
 warrant has been issued for tn, arrest of Frank Pistonette ard Waite Ford minors who are charged wit running away from home night beior, last, taking with them 2 couple O burros belonging to Francisco Com acho. Their idea ev deEtly is ,C initiate the heroes of ye.loI back novels, for besi+es the buiIos eaci was provided with gun, knife u botLt of strychynine and srope. Constable Lewis has tr iced the bcvs into thu Huschucas. and will no doubt sooi overtake them.
 An accident occurred to the Csn0n eas -tage tonIgh. ss It was enteri a Bisbee, whereby it was overturneC with i,s two passengers, Messrs c. c Allis,e- and B Wightmau. A heav. team, the name Of the driver Of whicl could not be learned, confronted tn stage while on the steep grade heloS the round-hou.e, crowjing 1t over th bank and causing it roll to the rail road track below. Mir NJ Allis e escaped without injury out the drive sustained broken leg and Mr. Wright man severe bruises about the bod and limbs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07

rance of her latent capabilities when he
judged her to be unit for an elevated
position,
Suddenly. as she read. the hand
which held the paper began to trem-
BILE. her lips frightened. her color rose.
Her eyes were fixed upon short para
graph.
"a gentleman was thrown from .
hanson In the Strand last might and
seriously injured. He was taken TO
charIns Cross hospital. whence 4 Is
not considered prudent to remove him.
Letters found on him prove him to be
Mr.. Martlneau, OF the Arm OF Leroy
and Martineau. solicitors. London"
"Madse." said Mary. pushing open
the door at that minute. do you know
where Mr.. Martineau is!'
Marguerite started violently.
Mr.. Mar,ineau! wha,-what made
you think OF hlm!"
We'll. I was just wondering how
you were going to be Mlldrcd's brides
maid unless you got your marriage
annul!cdT"
THAT Is worth consideration" re-
turned Marguerite. sravcly. Mary.
would you think me selfish II ! went
OF on my own account this morning?
IL have some busIness-do you mind
being descried!"
Not at ALL said Mary. chccrfuliy.
Thank you. dear. You are quite
sure you don't mIndf"
Downright; certain! To begin with.
here's that letter OF mothers to an
swcr. Shall l say We leave London
this week. MadSc?"
Yes. please. dear"
Marguerite escaped. HurryinE to
her room. she surveyed herself critical
iy from head to foot In fuil-lcnEth
mirror-addcd a touch here and there.
donncd n particularly becoming hat
and carefully selected gloves. then. run
ming down stairs. let herself out. and
hailed hanson.
stop at the frs, florists you come
to-" she said.
Having loaded herself with lilies Of
the valley and marsucri,cs. she gave
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07
CHAPTER XIX.

Marguerite sat down upon a bench
in the large lobby In which she found
herself. She was trembling from head
to foot. Never till this minute had
she realized the force of her own feel
ings. Long since she had come to
the conclusion that her feeling for Ber-
nard had been merely that preference
which so many young girls mistake for
love. But this other feeling, which for
months had been steadily growing in
her heart-it had needed but the fact
of valdane's being in danger to reveal
to her the strength which 1t had at
tained. Thoughts of delirium, ampu-
tation. fever. death. came crowdIng
upon her Imagination. She was obliged
to summon all her self-control to keep
from breaking down.
Presently the porter came back with
the nurse. n pretty dark-eyed young
woman. with sympathetic face. She
looked at Marguerite kindly, but spoke
in rather a coldly authoritative man
ner. ..a.
II am very sorry. I daren't let Mr..
Martineau see any one without doc
tors orders. and the Doctors not here
now"
"Oh, but must see him!" Marguer-
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POOR MoTHER!" SAID MARY. BREAKING OFF


ali over Europe. oh. dear. how amer
ent life was this time last year-eh'
Madge?" 49,,
"Oh. Mary, how different
"Would you like to go back to those
times?" .r,
Il should not" .,,.
.'What are you going to do this
morning?" asked Mary, after n pause.
"Thcre are the bridesmaids dresses to
try on" ,..,,,r
and ask her II she will chaperone us
Tor few theaters."
1--WE must take hanson to go ana
zee her. We will leave that I'LL this
afternoon"
every we'll"
I will 20 and hunt out the address
of this dressmaker of Mildred's.' said
Mary. "our gowns will cost us u
pretty penny, Madge."
81 suppose So" said Marguerite,
rather absently, as Mary left the room,
hummlng lively air.
Marguerite remained seated. far
nway, thoughtful look in her eyes. as
~ her mind were dwelling upon some
absent one.
"I cannot go to him." she said aloud.
"and he will never come to me. Is he
in England, wonder? Oh. where?
Never once did we meet him, all
through our travels, and now-now-
there can be no such thing as chance
meeting, here in London"
with restless sigh she took up the
newspaper and glanced Idly through
the news. Very charming she looked
as she sat there. Her dress was taste
ful-simple but costly. 1t set on her
slender figure admirably. Her race
had gained in beauty since the autumn
before, though 1t had somewhat lost Its
childlike roundness. and for.the pres
ent at least the fun and mirthful
mockery were hidden away. Her win
ter in Florence where she had mixed
in the best society-had given her an
air Of grace and distinction. Bernard
seIvyn had shown n lamentable ign"-
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ruefSo Rico

Three tours OF the beautiful island
Of Puerto Rico are scheduled to leave
Chicago December q. January IS and
February Is. Special Pullman sleep
ers and dining cars will convey the
party to New York, thence on board
the splendid new steamships Ponce
and San Juan. through and around the
island by rail. automobile. carriage
and boat. Tickets include all ex-
penses everywhere. These select lin
tied parties will be under the special
escort OF Mr.. Walter Boyd Townsend.
under the management OF Tho Ameri-
can Tourist Association. Reau Camp
bell. general manager. 1923 Marquette
building. Chicago. Itineraries. maps
and tickets can he had on application
TO the agents Of the Chicago. Milwau'
kee & st. Paul Ry.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07

the cabman the name of the bospital
and was driven speedily tn.tler.
1t was not until she had paid and
dismissed the cabman. and stood wait
Ing for admittance. that she began to
realize what she was doing: and she
was frightened at her own boldness.
How is Mr.. Martineau?" she in
quired. with an air Of confusion. "I
wanted to hear how he is?"
which ward?' asked the porter.
Marguerite could not tell.
AN accident" she tried to explain.
The gentleman was thrown out Of a
cab. and brought in yesterday"
= ray of intelligence Illuminated the
.porter's face. He departed to make In
Quiries.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07
CHAPTER XVIII.

Marguerite Liib> Vrne and Mary Stell-
Ing sat laziiy owes their breakfast In
u private hotel.
II was April-a fair. sweet spring
morning. All London was looking its
very best. and the flower sellers adorn-
ed the streets with masses OF pale
primroses and dainty Leni-lIlies. Mary
was reading a letter. Marguerite lis
terins.
''And mother likes the house so
much" said Mary. ''and Is longing for
us to come down. She hopes We shall
not stay In town more than u week.
Can We get through everything in u
week. Madse7"
"oh. think so. I am longing to
see our new home"
I'VE are so delighted that darling
Marguerite has decided to come to u.s."
read Mary. ''Thc society Is SO nice
here: We have had all the best people
calling already. am sure you Will
both be pleased with the garden and
tennis lawns. As TO Marsucri,c's
rooms. she must choose and furnish
them herself. The father wen, over
yesterday to look a, Bcrnard's estate
such noble place. he says-maSnin-
cent timber and plenty OF game. The
marriage is to be on the tenth Of May.
Mildred Is everything that We could
w!sh-most kind: but I can't help
thinking now and then how nice IL
would have been II our Madsc could
have been mistress OF all tha, sp,cn-
dor"
Poor mo,hcr!" said Mary. break
inE Oh. ''Shc will never forgive Bruno
for jIltins you. Madsc."
"lt Is n great pity" returned Mar
gucrits quietly. Il forsavc him long
ago."
Il know you did," said Mary: "at
least You said so: but. II II is true. why
did you refuse that nice Mr.. Lcnnox at
Meet"
: However. II doesn't matter. for It
seems you will have plenty OF chances.
As I wrote to mother. I found Il no
sInccurc to chapcronc a pretty hcircss
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07


hearty old man. with keen. undImmed
eyes. and a spFinEy step that has bcea
in the continuous employ OF the COM
pany for so years and is still better
than many men half his age
". II. Green Is his name. but every
body on the line calls him Captain
Harry" aad he has record that any
man. In any station In life. would be
more than proud OF.
Captain Green Ia probably the old
est passenger conductor In the world.
II he Ii not he has the best record. for
not once has he been suspended from
duty for any cause whatever. And
then. too. he has never been injured.
Green was born on September L.. 1897.
In Cockcysvillc. Baltimore county. Nd.
and entered the Il. & o. service March
3. 1850. rs a freight brakeman. He was
promoted In two years to freight con-
ductor and In 1857 was given a pas
senGer train and has served In ;has
capacity ever since. He Is now run
ming through trains between Baltimore
and Cumberland. Nd. and wears ten
service stripes on his right arm.
For many years u. & o. train en-
ploycs have had an cnviablc rcputa-
ton for polItencss to passengers and
attention to duty. and the adoption OF
the service stripe system will Sivc tho
travelling public m opportunity TO rec
ognizo long and faithful service.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07
DOG DIES OF GRIEF.
Starved Himself to Death After His
Mnater wss Killed.

starved Himself to Death After His
Master was Killed.
New York Times: Ted was only a
dog. But he was faithful and affec-
tionate animal. and he is believed to
have died OF grief for the death Of his
owner. :ohn German. OF West Hobo
ken. German worked at the Vice.
hawken coal docks. When German
went home at night there was always
a race between Germans four children
and Ted to see which should be the
first to greet him. One day about two
weeks ago German met with an acci-
dent. He was crushed between two
coal ears, and was taken to St. Mary's
hospital, Hoboken, where he died.
When tie body was taken home Ted
sat at the head OF the coffin, and re-
fused to be driven away. When the
body was taken to the church. Ted fol-
lowed the funeral procession, waiting
patiently outside the church. Then he
followed his master to the cemetery.
He remained there when the family
went home. but returned to the house
shortly after sundown. Then he took
the place he had occupied while he sat
beside tho coffin. The children, whose
grief was no keener than his, tried to
Induce him to play. but he would not
leave the place he had selected. He
also refused to eat. Various kinds OF
meat were set before him, and he was
also tempted with saucers OF milk, but
he would neither eat nor drink. On
Thursday night he died, and Mrs. G,r-
man says he deliberately starved him
self to death through grief for the
death of his master. The four little
German chlldren placed Ted's body In
a box and buried It in the garden under
q tree.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07
70. 81 Fears . Railroad coadae,on

boS 81 Sssss . 6AuroAd Conoaesos'
Early this fall the management OF
the b. & o. II. Il. decided that the uni
formed force should be provided with
service stripes. and on the winter uni
forms each man has one or more gold
stripes on his right sleeve II he has
been In the service for fiye or more
years. The gold stripe stands for fivs
years continuous employment by the
company and glance over the list
develops an Interesting and instructive
condition OF affairs.
The ordinary man. in a peaceful and
uneventfui vocation. is seldom in con-
tinuous service for forty years. yet on
the d. & o. Il. Il. there Is q hale and
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07
PhrnIx Winter Carnival.

The Santa Fe Route will sell tickets to
Phoenix, Arizona. and return on Dec. LIST
and End. with limit of thirty days, at rate
OF one fare plus $2.00 for round trip. This
gives all splendid opportunity to visit
the Carnival. which Will be held Dec. 4th
to Sth. at very low rate.
Full particulars and descriptive matter
can be obtained by addressing
j. +. HALL.
General Agent. Santa Fc Route.
Denver. Colo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07
Colonel Isr,an.s Iaeom~.

Colonel Bryan has made more than tso.-
coo out OF his books. and W. II. conkcy
per cent. bonds OF the United States.
which nro registered In Mrs. Bryan's
name. and will give her a perpetual an
nuity OF $500 n year. which she thinks
Is sufficient for her needs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07

btcd free by DR.. II. II. Green's
|nta, Ga. The greatest dropsy
the world. Read their advcr-
bnothcr column Of this paper.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07

He-"You have no heart" shc-"What
nonsense" He-''lt's the truth. 1oY
nIrt outragcously with every man You
meet" She-"Thcn l must have very
large heart to give little OF II to 50
many"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07

IN I toll mo that women have
} faculty" What do you
IT," Whenever my wife
pc gimlct, she uses my sill.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07
Run. Every pay 4, the Year,

The Overland Limited" via Union Pa
cific for California and the Pacific north
west. Quickest time and finest equip
ment. Tickct OtllCe. Nl lIth street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07

your idea OF n good joker"
lakes you laugh against your
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07
tRISIMAS PLANO

TTNEo 7 W NS PIANO
b organ for 81. What Xmas present
these hish-gradc Instruments can
knIi small payment down. md tho
citcndcd over two OF moro ycars,
iT-CAMrBELL MUSIC CO.,
n stores; Pueblo. Colorado SPRING..
'ch'rh CITY. Icadville, Trinidad.
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WANTED.

b either scxl to fold circu.
ht home. sie weekly sal
|iculars 2c. Address, The
me Cure Club, Lock Box s02,
}, Cal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07

lSand people in this city play
they all speak 1T"
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r,..,n, Clean. Convenient, Roomy.

New equipment makes the Union Pacific
the most popular line running both east
and west from Denver. Nine hours saved
between Denver and San francisco or the
Pacific northwest, and enly one night to
Chicago St. Paul or SA Louis. Ticket
Office. el 18th street.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07
ITlsimas Isr~sSats.


b difficult, to select an ar
('hrlStmas present that will
)blc and inexpensive. Tho
myth Co. have solved tho
b offering for sale 5000
Sass each. thus bringing
b the reach OF everyone.
thoroughly reliable. See
,hcr part OF this paper. Got
both catalogue.
couldn't marry any man on
-"My dear giri. this country
'bCumbcd with caves"
open outward" is that sol
y Greeks used them to knock
on tho front steps"
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eeps
[:y Hair
2tt


|,re used yous Hair
|Or FIVE Yeas and an
|ls,,sd With it. 1t GET
|,ores the osisia,i color
t,ir. II keeps ny hair
smooth. It quickly
! Of some kind Of humor
pip. Ny mother used
).f Visos fos some
|s,rs and liked it very
Mrs. Helea Kilkenny.
F,l,nd. Me. J,a. 4. ss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07

and niGht?' II want to get rich. an
swcred the Industrious man. II want to
save up enough money to enable me to
nut IN all my time advocating an equal
distribution of wealth." - Washington
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07
| Used
knty Years

, no, know Of any other
ru,,ion that has beea
one family foe tvensv .
, you?
Myers Hair visot i.s
|orins color to gfsy hsis
| Yeas. and It never
DO this work. either.
can rely upoa Il for
your hair from falling
! keeping your scalp
| healthy. and fos max
e,ir grow rich and loas.
} s.,iis. Az Ss.ssisss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-12-07

Too sweet words leave bitter tsssA
Arizona republican., 1899-07-14

trade constitute the strongest and most energetic body of business men ever allied in Arizona. MT. J. c. Adams is receiving praise on every side for the state or affairs which he has succeeded in bringing about More wonderful than the sum he has managed to raise for the ad- vertisement of the city and valley is the concert he has succeeded in eff fecting.
 Speaking of MT Adams work yes terday, a gentleman said: ''Eis field had been well titled and was never be- fore in such condition to receive seed. The. Republican has heen put ting itin condition for two years It has got the business men of Phoenix into the habit of reading it. Most of them were not formerly readers of Io- cal newspapers. But having acquired the habit, they naturally read the com parisons between Phoenix and other cities which had grown up rapidly from villages by the combined action 0f the strong forces within them. The business men of Phoenix had been successfully building up their own in- lividual fortunes and had been so en- crossed in it that they were surprised when they learned from daily reading of The Republican that Phoenix was not keeping pace with them.''
Arizona republican., 1899-07-14
TROUBLE AT MANCHESTER, KY.
Gov. Bradley Orders Out Troops Again
 Then Countermands Order.

L1ondcn, Ky, July 13.-James Stub biefield, deputy sheriff in Manches- ter, Clay county, the scene of the Baker-Howard feud. was shot last night while trying to arrest Mart Smith, an alleged Baker follower. He was wounded m the leg and arm, the bones being broken so that amputa- tion was necessary. Stubblef1eld will die, his doctors say. Smith escaped, but the Towards and Whites are try ing to capture him.
 Lexington, Ky, July 13.-At 5 o'clock tonight Col. Williams ordered cut all the state guards here to go to Manchester within an hour on a spec iaI train He rang the riot alarm and the boys began scurrying to the arm ory. He was acting on Gov. Bradley's orders, which have since been recall ed. srhe governor said here on Sun day that he did not want to send less than 300 men 70 Clay county the next time troops had to go. He feared they would be fired on from ambush. Later advices from Manchester received here tonight say an attempt was made there yesterday by Deputy Sheriff