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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-01
COUNTY RECORDS

Instruments Filed During the
 Past Week.
 LOCATION. Three mines by Connolly Warner Clawson. Three mines by Wood and Beck with.
 Five mines by August Baron. One mine by Gregory and Dikas. One w. J. Rucastle.
 APPOINTMENT Frank Hare to Lee Woolpy as Deputy Recorder.
 POWER OF ATTORNEY. Mrs. Fannie Stores aud Jasper Owen to J. W, Irwin, Jr. E. P. Clellsud to II. H. Clcllsnd Mines Sl.
 Michael Welsh so Henry Dunoker Ton bstone property SlOO. Geo, Shibley ani wife to l.. K Brown, Nsco property $7s Geo. Shilby and wife 10 J. E. Curry N.co property $20o.
 AGREEMENT Between H. H. Clellsnd and F. J. Arthur regarding mine.
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Have you any skin disesses' Il 70 take d blood purifier. Pa.mers 'rsa- parills i. the best for sale by Ton b. Drug store. U
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-01

Tempe will vote October 10 on proposition to issue S3O,oOo bonds l. build water works.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-01

JN Young Jr and 4 Young return ed today from . short visit to Bisbee
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-01
Nos Bookstores $l5 at
 BAgROws.
See BisSee news on third page.

"Mexicsa Neuralgia and Toothach' cure," quick, harmless cure, p cts. Tombstone Drug store. ~
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-01

Si Bryant was iu from Turquois to- day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-01

At regular meeting of the Board Directors of he Cobre G-and- Copper Go held in Bi-h,e September 23, Nr. Geo Mitcb'll was appointed G neral Manager of the Company in place of J. II. Costello reUoee
 W. c. GREENE. President Cnb,e GrsnGe Copper Co. seI 29-:f,
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LOCAL NOTES.

For sale. one Hall safe. Apply at F. B. Austin. 1T
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70 sure S~,le ':patiOh toreyefs
 Take CascalCtS 1 -GGy Catiartic 10c or o3t H Q ~ C Tai, - ~t.s~ "- ---soss reflnl mCEel
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McCELLLsD;--Oh Sep p, to the wife Of J. J. McCelleud a daughter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-01
WELCOME WORDS
 TO WOMEN.

Women who suffer with disorders pecu- liar to their sex should write to Dr. Pierce and receive free the advice of physician of over thirty years experiences skilled and successful specialist iH tine disease. of women. Every letter of this sort has the most careful consideration and is. of course, regarded as sacredly confidential. Many sensitively modest women write fully to pr. Pierce what they would shrink from telling to their local physician. The local physician is pretty sure to say that he can not do anything without "an examina- ton" Dr. Pierce holds that these distaste- ful examinations are generally needless, and that no woman, except in rare cases, should submit to them.
 Dr. PieTces treatment will cure you right in the privacy of your own home. His "FavoTite Prescription has cured hundreds of thousands, some of the III ;he worst imaginable cases. IL is the only medicine of its kind that is the pro duct of a regularly graduated physician. Some interruptions medicine dealers may offer you substitute. Don't take 1t Don't trifie with your health. Write to Dr. R V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. ", take his advice aud bc we'll
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-01

Chase and SGnbOrrs f nous coffee served at the Can Can tt
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-01

.1 ' re <ssa,.iblttoa fS-sver. ...- irs-liri., Cags'y Cath1Ftic. ioc or 25c. .. f..i ,a sSss. .saGsssts refund msnsf
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NEW MEXICO X ARIZONA R. R.

Daily. Pacific tine
 | 1. FREY, General Manager. NACGLE. F. GIBSON. Assistant General Manager, Train Master
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES

ARIZONA ANpi SOUTHEAsTEkN K. R
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"A Everything iE cur lire i frsgcass goods and ,sold
 price $. that defy competition
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NOi It F.

Geo. J Raf-rty. NJ. W.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
HOUSES FOR WORKINGMEN
Homes Erected by Lord Rowton Are
Much Sought After Rs De-
sirable lodgings.

Copyright 1899, by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON Dec. 2.-(New York World
Cablegram-Special Telegram.) Lord Row
compliment to Earl Beaconsfeld, whose
favorite private secretary he was, just as he
was about to open the fourth of his work
ingnens dwellings. These have proved an
enormous boon to the needy artisans and
clerks o, London.
Tho latest house is in Hammersmith 1t
has 100 beds and all the conveniences of a
club with very moderate charges. bed
alone costs twelve cents a night. Breakfast
and dinner are supplied according to ones S
puTss.
Lord Rowton proceeds on the basis that
hs is to receive a maximum of per cent
for his investment, the further profit being
applied to reducing the cost of food. Hith-
erto he has only provided houses for men,
but now he is about to build a house for
women This he regards as a more dubious
experiment. Men, he says, are content with
cubices for sleeping, but women must have
space to dress and to keep their clothes,
which means large revision Of the building
scheme.
The Rowton houses, owing to their gen
eral comfort, for perfection of sanitation and
illumination the airiness and good food, are
so sought after even by persons who can
well afford better lodgings, that applicants
put down their names months in advance for
prospective vacancies. The plan has proved
in practice one of the most benefcent works
for workers ever achieved in London.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
HUMlLIATING TO AMERICANS
Permanent Embassies Abrond In
pleasantly Illustrated.

BERLIN, Dec. 2.-The desirability OF the
United States having suitable permanent
embassies abroad is again unpleasantly il
lustrated by the humiliating experience Of
Ambassador White, as cabled to the Asso-
ciated Press Wednesday, and the fact just
revealed that Minister Harris at Vienna is
undergoing worse experience, Mr.. Whites
trouble is likely to be tlded over as it is
understood that the little government Of
Baden has offered to allow the American to
continue to occupy the top fiat Of the build
Ing it purchased until the end of President
McKinley's term.
Since Mr. Harris arrived In Vienna he
has been vainly searching for a suitable
fiat. The difficulty Is the unwillingness Of
Austrian landlords to rent to Americans.
Mr.. Harris predecessor. Bartlett Trip,
had a dispute with his landlord and the lat
tor sued Mr.. Trip successfully. He pleaded
exterritoriality, but without effect Even
the Vienna tradesmen are disinclned to
supply anyone connected with the legation,
unless paid in advance. Both these Incl
dents are causing much astonished talk in
diplomatic circles at Vienna and Berlin and
many disparagng remarks have been made
against the United States policy in this
respect.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
BUBONlC PLAGUE IN JAPAN
Five Undoubted Cases Reported at
Kobe, Three Already Proving Fa-
tnI-Future Empress Chosen.

YOKOHAMA Nov. 1G., via San Francisco,
Dec. 2.-The bubonic plague has made its
way into Japan, five undoubted cases having
been reported at Kobe, three already prov
ing fatal. The pest is traced to cotton i'm
ported from China, the original buyer, the
carrier and tho purchaser Of the stuff being
three victims. Much dismay prevails in the
infected city and the most drastic measures
aro being taken by the authorities. A hum
dred houses ara isolated and a corps of the
most eminent physicians in the empire has
been dispatched to the scene with full pow
els.
A striking illustration OF the sensitiveness
OF the Japanese anent the Russian en-
croachments in Korea is to be found in the
fact that although it was perfectly well
known that the autumn maneuyers of the
army were to be held this week, yet the en-
barkation OF troops upon two transports here
last Monday gave rise to the widest rumors
that they were enroute for Korea and in
their popular imagination the impression OF
impending war had already begun.
Tho future empress OF Japan has been
chosen and her engagement 10 the crown
prince announced She will have a dowry
of 100000 yen from her own family and
from tho emperor the latter contributing
the largest part Of the sum, 1t may be sig
nifcent that by this marriage the crown
prince will become related to the highest
Buddhist priest in the empire, In view OF
the strong Buddhistic movement 10 secure
state recognition this fact is commented
upon aG OF great interest,
Predictions are freely made that the com
ms session OF Parliament will result in a
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
ADOPT THE MARCONl SYSTEM
Islands of Hawaiian Group to lie
Connected by Wireless
Tc1egrRphy.

HONOLULU, II. l.. Nov. 23.--CVia Vic
toria, II. c. Dec, 2.)--Contracts have been
made for connecting all the islands Of the
Hawaiian group by the Marconi system Of
wireless telegraphy, Il. j. Cross, who went
to New York for the purpose Of negotiating
with the inventor of the system. returning
on the steamship Australia He states that
he has secured exclusive rights to use the
system here, with an agreement from the
inventor to provide an expert to put the
system in working order Marconi he says
claims that perfect communication between
all the islands of Hawaii can be established
at a small expense. Work is to begin at
once. The apparatus is to arrive here by
February and the system will be in opera
tion by March 1.
The expected November display Of leon
ides did not take place here. Many people
watched the heavens, but no meteors were
seen.
Experiments are to be made here with
new cure for leprosy. which 1t is said on
reliable authority to have actually accom-
plished cures The cure is a Venezuelan
shrub OF which samples were forwarded
here by Surgeon General Wyman of the
United States. The shrubs are growing here
under the care of DR.. Carmichael of the
United States marine hospital service. who
was asked by the department at Washing
ton to make experiments with them.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
NO CUBAN CAN FILL PLACE
In Lucha Declares n Man Acceptable
to the People for Civil Governor
Cannot be Found.

HAVANA, Dec. 2.-Civil Governor Emilio
Nunez had a conference today with Secretary
of State Capote, in the course Of which he
announced that he had officially instructed
all the mayors in Havana province to refrain
from joining in the protests against the
establishment of civil government which
are being made at the veteran centers as
the mayors and superior authorities cannot,
under existing laws, take part in them.
La Lucha says that in war times Marti,
Gomez, Maceo and Garcia stood distinctly
above all others, but now there cannot be
found one who would be accepted by the
people as their truest representative, or who
possesses sufficient talent to cause him to
be selected as superior to others.
The paper also says the veterans protest
against the appointment of an American
civil governor and want a Cuban appointed
to that office, but IL one of their own mem
hers were named the selection would cause
protests as energetic as those now being
made. The chief aspirants, La Lucha says,
would be Senors Lanuza, Capote. Freyre,
Andrade Lacret, Collazo Bandera, Rabe,
the two Sanguillies and several other persons
of similar position, not one of whom would
be acceptable to the people.
The Cuban generals, Lacret and Acevedo,
are organizing syndicate to form into a
canal the Conca river. They expect to
employ 1900 men. They declare themselves
averse to any change in the public order.
General Maxine Gomez, presided at a
meeting OF the Emilio Nunez club today and
proposed that all the provinces in the island
should be asked to send members to a meet
ing to be held in Havana for the purpose
of electing a committee empowered to repre-
sent Cuba to the American government and
to endeavor to obtain from the United States
what the meetings authorized them to ask
for.
In answer to inquiries regarding the con-
dition of affairs in the various provinces OF
the island, the civil governors have re-
piled that the greatest calm prevails.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
TO PUSH HAWAII TO FRONT
Senator HnwIey Announces New Com
stitution of the Island VIII Re-
ceive Early Attention.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-The Tribune tomorrow
will say: The first colonial constitution to
bs acted on at the coming session will be
that OF Hawaii. Senator Hawley. chairman
OF the Hawaiian commission, is authority for
this statement. 1t may also be stated pos
itively that he speaks with the knowledge
and approval OF President Mckinley
Senator Cullom says in an interview that
the senate, or at least majority of the SEN
ators, will aid him in pushing the Hawaiian
question to a settlement so far as the SEN
alto Is concerned. Congressman Henderson.
the next speaker OF the house. is in thorough
accord with Senator Cullom in this matter
and will lend all the aid his position as re-
publican leader OF tho house makes It pos
sible for him to do.
In other words what Senator Cullom
states is the administration program and it
is assured that the launching of the first
constitution OF Hawaii as a territory OF the
United States Will be accomplished as soon
az the proper legislation can be enacted
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
METHUEN'S INJURY is SLIGHT
Remains at MOdder River to Re-
pair the Damaged
Bridge.

LONDON, Dec 2.-The War Office has re-
ceived the following from General Forester
Walker:
"CAPETOWN, Friday Dec. 1-General
Gatacre reports no change in the sltua-
tion.
General French has made a reconnals-
sance from Naauwpoort to Rossmead. The
troops returned today.
General Methuen's feshwound Is slight,
He is remaining at Modder river for the
reconstruction OF the bridge, Am relnforc-
ing him with Highlanders and a cavalry
corps. Horse artillery. the Canadian regi-
ment, Australian contingents and three bat
talions of infantry moved up the De Aalr
and Belmont line"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

BnyambOng Falls into the Hands of u
Small Cavalry Force.

WASHINGTON, Dec. General Otis in
formed the War department today of the
surrender of Bayambong in the following
dispatch:
MANILA, Dec. 2.-Report received that
Bayambong with province OF Nueva Viscaya
surrendered November IS to Lieutenant
Munro, Fourth cavalry, who commanded
advance scouts on Carranglan train, con-
ssting of fifty men, Fourth cavalry, and
three native scouts. Insurgent General
Conon surrendered entire force, numbering
800 men, armed with Mausers, and number
OF officers; seventy Spanish and two Amer
ican prisoners secured and probably con =
siderable insurgent property"
The capture by Lieutenant Munro and fifty
men of the Fourth cavalry of the Filipino
general Conon with 500 men with rifles,
several Americans and seventy Spanish pris-
oners at Bayambong, province Of Neuva
Viscaya, was successfub bluff. Lieutenant
Munro tapped the rebel wire, telegraphed
to Conon that he was advancing with a
largo force and demanded his surrender.
After negotiations Conon consented to
capitulate to a superior force whereupon
Lieutenant Munro telegraphed that he would
enter the town with a small guard to re-
ceive the garrison's surrender. He captured
tho whole Filipino force and secured their
arms, the rebels supposng Munro had an
army behind him
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
LOCAL RULE MEANS ANARCHY
General Wheeler Expresses His views
of the Conditions
i'm LukOn.

WASHINGTON, Dec. General Joe
Wheeler in a personal letter received here
today, dated at Angeles, Buzon, says.
There are more than twenty different
tribes in this island and very few OF them
would submit to Aguinaldo's rule. Aguinaldo
and his generals would like to govern be-
cause it would give them great power and
many of his soldiers like the war because
for the first time in their lives they have
authority to carry a gun. They live ny
taking what they want from the people.
Many of them are robbers who rob defense
less people of their money and sometimes
murder them. If we should withdraw there
would be warfare and anarchy in the islands
and the well-to o-do people would get some
strong government to come and take con-
troll.
"Aguinaldo publishes a paper, which is
filled with expressions from people OF the
United States. who are called anti-imper-
ialists, and | think were 1t not for these eX-
pressions the insurrecton would be closed" "
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03

breakup OF the present ministry. The lib
eral party, through alliance with which the
cabinet has been enabled to carry its meas
ures, is in a state Of chaos. Two Of its lead
ers have resigned, while another has been
making insistent demands for spoils In the
shape of ministerial appointments in return
for party service. Tho civil service ques-
tion is thus being brought to the front as
prominently as It is in the United States
Tho government has decided to build two
new cruisers IN its own dock yards. one at
Kura and the other at Yokohama. 1t real
ICES the fact that this cannot be done at
anywhere near the small cost the work
would entail in foreign yards, but as mat
ter Of national pride and encouragement OF
domestic industries, the decisicu has been
taken.
The tone Of the Japanese press on the war
is decidedly British.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
FlLIPiNOS EUl OGlZE BRYAN
Full Text of Insurgent Proclamation
to the uIustrious Democrats
of United states.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. mail advices
from Manila give the full text of the Filipino
proclamation notable for its reference to
w. j. Bryan, Rial and Aguinaldo, the sub
stance of which was cabled and published
some weeks ago. The proclamation was
published at Tarlac in La Independencia, the
official organ OF Aguinaldo, October 2S AS
translated from the Spanish the preface
reads;
"a meeting to express gratitude to the
ilustrious democrats of the United States,
true representatives OF the institutions
founded on liberty, proclaimed by the great
men OF the North American republic will be
held tomorrow in the capital of the nation.
Initiated by the sons of the grand liberal as
sociation that dominated the country which
interprets very we'll the sentiments of the
people and the desires OF the government
this meeting in the presidential palace for
tomorrow was organized.
After announcing the official program OF
the assembly, the proclamation continues:
"All the preparations that have been
going on for the last few days are certainly
worthy of the illustrious head of the anti-im-
perialistic party American by birth he has
been educated in and practiced the teachings
of the greatest presidents of the United
States and for that reason cannot consent
that ambition for power shall SEND 10 useless
and shameful sacrifice the sons of free
America and for that reason has sympa-
thized with President Agulnaldo, whom he
recently acclaimed the hero OF this century
a follower of the teachings which have inn
mortalized Washington, Monroe and Jeffer-
son, The historians of the Philippines
ought TO write in pages of gold the name OF
this great American a crusader for justice;
for that ideal Justice OF which Zola spoke in
an address to the French youth.
This struggle which we sustained with
the old sovereignty, the word of freedom
was Rial, and the arm which put the idea
into execution was Aguinaldo.
In the present time Bryan replaces the
great martyr. Sublime lessons for the very
enemies which they meet with among their
own brothers, who are fighting the injustice
which they are coming to commit upon a
weak people,
80 what grade OF justice-if there lie
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
SHUT OUT ROUMANIAN MEAT
Germany Renews Prohibition Against
Its importation Issued In iSo2' hut
Held in Allegiance.

BERLIN. Dec 2.-Germany today renewel
her prohibition against the importation OF
Roumanian meat, issued in 1892, but long
held in abeyance.
Dr. Won Mumm Won Schwartzenstein, re-
Gently acting German ambassador at Wash
ington, lunched with the emperor today. The
conversation turned incidentally on Amerl-
can affairs and tho surprising development
Of the United States,
Among the guests was Prince Regent Al
brecht Of Brunswick who told about his re-
cent misslru to Spain. He said the young
king eyinced considerable intelligence, but
that he was still kept from all state affairs
and treated altogether as a child
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
GOSSIP OF LONDON SOCIETY
Whnt Members of the Swell Set
Are Doing in the British
Capital.

Copyright 1899. by Press Publishing Coz
LONDON, Dec. 2.-(New York World Ca
blegram-Special Telegram.) Mrs. Arthur
Paget's smart private theatricale for the
benefit of the widows and orphans OF the
Guards battalons promises to be an I'M
mense success. Though nominally a public
performance, the prices for seats must re-
strict It to the moneyed classes as the stalls
cost $50, while the cheapest seats in the
gallery cost s5 The plan Is to have a
masque illustrating love, peace and war,
and all the handsomest fashionable women
will appear. One tableau will be Of Three
Sisters of Napoleon" in which the duchess
Of Sutherland, the countess OF Warwick and
the countess OF Westmoreand will pose.
Mrs. Paget is now looking around for Ma
poleon but she says: You cannot expect
to find one so easily with war on hand"
Lady Rose Leigh was married on Thurs
day to the earl of Cottenham, on whose ac-
count Colonel Leigh divorced her last May.
The decree was only made absolute on
Wednesday. Lady Rose is the daughter of
the marquis OF Abergavenny and a sister
of Lord William Nevill, who was sentenced
for forgery. She is 33 years old and Cot
tonham %.
Sarah Grand Is an advanced woman who
does not believe dress is dross. She lee
tured before the Pioneer club yesterday on
"Chiffons and the Progress of the World" "
and enforced her doctrine by being charm
ingly dressed herself. She said:
II appeal to you to cultivate the ch.ffons
of life. Pretty manners, pretty and appro-
pirate dresses go a good deal further than
some people think in dsarming prejudice.
The healthy happy woman is always care
full about her appearance. Dress is a great
indication of character Who can imagine
a painted Jezebel doing the work of an
Elizabeth Fry. We are living in critical
times The only influence that can arrest
our civilization from being hurled back into
comparative savagery is the moral force of
awakened womanhood. If strong weapon
can be put in our hands by paying attention
TO the chiffons, surely it is the duty of the
pioneers to see that no hindrance is offered
to such progress" General agreement with
Sarah Grand's views was expressed by the
other pioneers.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-12-03
d SEE q u u . n gMEM u n = aMEE
z II n n n q z q q D q a q n q n q n

"The breakfast cereal cooked five minutes
in half hearted way will in time weaken
the stomach of anything short of an OK.
"The cells OF cereals and many vegetables
are tough and hardened membranes, withlL
which are enclosed nutrition.
Now these cells burst open only when
cooked for long time, at high tempera'
ture.
"Any preparation OF wheat put into water
that ia below the boiling point and cooked
as mush Is usually served remains pasly'
indigestible mass The cells are tough and
unopened In addition the stomach OF per
son senstively constituted refuses to do
anything with the pasty mass IT Is sent into
the second stomach, the Duodenum where,
in consequence OF the closely sealed mem
branes and the long time OF the first process
Of digestion, is feTmented and soured. AS
an eminent medical man pertlnently states,
the stomachs Of half the people going about
the streets are about in the condition OF an
old vinegar barrel.
Intestinal dyspepsia is the direct con-
seauence OF such feeding. Good Housekeep-
ing,
knowledge of these facts and a wide ex-
perence in the preparation and use OF
cereals brought out the product known as
Grape Nuts, manufactured with special rel
erence to having the nitrogenous and starchy
parts OF the grains, of which the food is COM
posed, perfectly and scientifically cooked at
tho factory, ready for immediate use ana
therefore not subject 20 the manlpulations
OF any cook, good or bad
The grape sugar is shown glistening on the
little granules and gives forth a delicate,
sweetlsh taste very palatable
Children and adults obtain fine results
from The use Of Grape Nuts Food, II is so
perfectly adapted to the wants of the human
body and so easily digesten that many cases
are on record of nursing babes being fed very
successfully on H.
All hrst-claas grocers sell Grape Nuts Food
and II rs made at the Postum Cereal Co.'S
factories in Battle Greek, Mich.