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The evening times., 1899-09-05
Revenues in the Philinptnes

The War Department received today by
cable from Manila the receipts from all
sources at the three principal ports in the
Philippines in the month of August. The
total receipts amount to s667,61S The Gus
toms receipts are s61s,903. By ports the
customs receipts are: Manila, S429, ,001:
Iloilo, Sill, 900; Cebu, s79;200. The receipts
from all sources exceed those of July by
s135,61S, and exceed those of any previous
month since the date of occupation by the
United States by S1S242 y ,--.-ttt, 80
The evening times., 1899-09-05
Indian Chief Black Hawk Dead.

BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis, Sept g.
Black Hawk, the most noted of the chiefs
of the Wisconsins or Winnebago Indians,
died Saturday at Brockway, a few miles
from this city, aged ninety years. Black
Hawk has been well known in the west
ern part of Wisconsin for the last fifty
years. He was always friend of the
whites and on several occasions prevented
the Winnebagoes from taking the war
path against the pale faces - -. :. -.
The evening times., 1899-09-05
Ladies' 15c collars, Sc.

We have taken of Troy collar-mak-
ing concern all their seconds in ladies'
2100 linen collars. When a collar is
soiled in making, when there is drop
stitch. it is thrown aside and counted
a second because it is not a per
feet" The imperfections in every in
stance are very slight and cannot be
noticed by anybody outside of collar
factory and do not impair the wear a
bit This lot contains collars Of all
styles and all Sizes cents each.
The evening times., 1899-09-05

Tennessee Coal and Iron made a new
high record this morning, quickly reaching
par, the previous top price, and then ad-
vancing two points further in a few trans
actions. Inside buying was evident, Moore
Scnley being prominent in the stock.
There lis more talk now of the August
statement OF the company, which it il
said, will be fine one. Nobody seems, as
yet, 10 be in position to state what the
dividend policy Of the management will be.
but il is certain that large surplus for
dividends is being earned. Colorado Fuel
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AT THECHTS,-Tomorrow!
UnapproachabIe WRAPPER selling.
Two big lots of wrappers which the
the third floor Saturday and the hf day opened
Monday.
SO cents

for hundreds of fine lawns, batistes,
percales, etc., with ruffies over shouI-
ders; with wide skirts; with separate
waist Innings; some of them trimmed
with embroidery.
None could be sold for less than
$1.25 and most of them would be 81
IL we bought them at regular prices.
The evening times., 1899-09-05
Passengers From Europe.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Among the pas
sengers who arrived this morning per
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse from
Bremen, Southampton, and Cherbourg
were: Henrichard Bartholdt, Prof w. O.
Emery, Henry Clay Frick, George E. Foss,
Senator William H. Hatten Capt D. w.
Milnehume, Princess Hatfield, H. s. H.;
Sir H Jerningenham, X. c. NJ. G., Governor
Of Trinidad; Senator James Stout, and Fred
w Vanderbilt
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Jane Smitb. .sprin.er'

A young woman, who gives the name OF
Jane Smith," is on her way from Chi
cago to New York engaged in an attempt
to win wager of $1,000. She was to
start without money and work her way
half across the continent by blacking
Shoes Her method in reaching town is
to visit the various stores and offices, Of
fering to shine the mems shoes for quar-
ter. So far she has found no lack of Gus
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A Costly sfesta.

Willis w. Fisher whose home is at 112 Jackson
Street, Anacostia, reported to the police last
night that while asleep in the White Lot he had
been robbed of articles valued at SIPS. The ar
ticles stolen included lady's gold watch, gold
apd platinum chain, and three. double photograph
plate-holders well filed Mr.. Fisher, in his re-
port, stated that he had been taking pictures in
the White Lot during the afternoon, and becom-
ing tired laid down for rest He slept for sew
eral hohrs, and upon awaking discovered that he
had been robbed. He reported the matter to the
police at once and an effort is now being made
to locate the stolen property
The evening times., 1899-09-05
Pleated silk crepe. 82c.

1t sold for 39c yard first of the sea-
son; last week when we offered it at
S 3-4c yard we could scarcely wait on
all who came for 1t. Tomorrow anoth-
er large lot will be offered for sale.
The patterns are white polka dots on
such shades as brown, green, cerise,
and cardinal l.
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&c and Zoe girighams, SIC.

1,500 yards of plaid check and striped
Lancaster and Amoskeag dress and
apron ginghams such as sell for Sc and
10c yard will be offered for sale to-
morrow for 7-Sc yard. The colors
are absolutely fast-the patterns hand
some and desirable.
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More Tran.port. Chartered.

The Quartermaster's Department was yesterday
authorized TO charter three additional transports
They are the Olympia, capacity 700; the Victoria
capacity 500, and the City Of Rio, capacity SAG
These ships are now on the Pacific Coast and will
be made ready to transport troops to the Philip.
pines within ten days. -.--.g - z-...s..s s,... .
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The grangers were active this morning
and advanced fractionally, though there
was no such boom in them as in the Van
derbilts. Atchison preferred was strong,
and there is general belief that this stock
will have good advance in the near fu-
ture. The Atchison is completing its con-
nection with San Francisco rapidly and
Will have through trains running from Chi
cago to-San Francisco before the end of
the year
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90 cents

for hundreds of the finest lawns, the
finest dimities, etc.; trimmed elabo-
rately with lace and embroidery and
some Of them with ribbon, made in the
newest effects and pc fecty fni.hed.
You would have to pay as high as
$3.50 if we bought these garments in
the regular Way
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Ready-made sheets. 49c.

81 by 80 inches in size; of excellent
quality muslin; handironed and hand
torn; instead Of csc for ACC.
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Quilts, in all colors, bunches of vio-
lets and straw braid, in all co,ors, nc
= which sold for 10c TO 25c, for ......
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Window shades. 1896.

Best quality Yale Holland window
shades, in all colors, complete with fix
lures for 19 7-Sc.
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Pillow cases. &c.

Ready-made pillow cases-an hand
ironed and handtorn and deep hem,
with hemstitching; instead of 1-2c
for 7-Sc.
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French chip hats Sc.

These are some which sold for as
high as csc and which we're anxious
for you to have at once; most OF them
are black. but there are a few N.hite
ones in the lot Small round shapes
5 cents for choice.
The evening times., 1899-09-05

Rough and Jumbo straw and split
braid straw trimmed sailors. in navy,
white, and mixed; sold former A0C
.ly for CSC to $3.50, for .....f
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Sprays and wreaths of flowers and
grasses which formerly sold for &C
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Metropolitan Railroad Certificate
'B. s50OG lis l-2; Capital Traction, 1O6
- Is, 52G94 Ia; Washington Gas, Esq
| sc is.
After call-Washington Gas, 4G56 1-2;
| Capital Traction, 5@94 IA
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Don't throw
away your
bread pan yet.
There's a food
coming,
though, that
will give it
some
vacations.

This new and delicious
cracker is called Uneeda
Iscuit. The package in
shich they are enclosed will
win your approval on sight.
So viii the biscuit. At your
grooers in S cent packages
only. Take no limitations.
The evening times., 1899-09-05
1914 blankets. 49c.

Heavy 10-quarter double blankets
choice OF white or grey; all have pretty
borders, for 49c.
The evening times., 1899-09-05

= Rough Riders of felt, trimmed
with band OF ribbon and also with
quill, which sold earlier in the 70C
season for S1-79, for....... ID
The evening times., 1899-09-05
Child's dresses, 39c.

Many of the percale dresses in this let
sold for sSc.; all are handsomely trim
med with embroidery, and made up
with as much care as can possibly be
used. 39c. for remaining lot
The evening times., 1899-09-05
Zoe fIannelettese51c.

Remnants but in good lengths for
wrappers and tea gowns; the patterns
are most desirable
The evening times., 1899-09-05
SOC, 75c, and 81 shirts, 39c.

There are no better or more perfect
colo-ed shirts made than the Cham
pion" brand-made by Joseph Schen-
thai & Co, OF Baltimore, Nd. They
make these same shirts up for stores
in every city in the land TO be sold for
soc, 15c, and 81, yet We are enab' ed
by taking this immense quantity TO
sell them for 39c- All are stiff bosom
shirts, with detachable cuffs; they are
all in new and desirable patterns. and
in sizes from IA to IL 1-2- sec each
think OF IL!
The evening times., 1899-09-05
300 remnants carpets. lie.

They are the mills remnants-short
pieces which are just enough for rugs
and mats; the colorings and patterns
are extra desirable; really worth dou-
bic lie.
The evening times., 1899-09-05
A boom in the Vanderbilt issues and

A boom in the Vanderbilt issues and
sympathetic strength in the entire rail-
way list characterized the early market
TODAY. The entire Vanderbilt group was
bought steadily and advanced well during
the first hours of the day, some stocks
reaching new high prices for the year
Northwest went to 170, Omaha TO l25, Big
Four to 30 and above, Chesapeake and
Ohio TO 2S, and the Union Pacifics to as
and SO 5-S, respectively, before IL o'c ock
IL seemed quite likely that this renewed
strength of the market under such power
ful auspices might continue during the
week. There has been talk OF Vanderb 1t
support OF the market for some time past
and the buying this morning looked quit =
like Vanderbilt buying with a strong an 4
persistent purpose. The grangers and tn
remainder OF the list generally was strong
also, Tennessee Coal and Iron and one or
two Others OF the specialties being fea-
tures The news over the holidays has
been good, what there was of it, railway
earnings generally being favorable. The
influence of the bank statement was not
felt to any extent and predictions of con-
tnuance of easy money were much more
confident than they were last week
The evening times., 1899-09-05
White spreads. 53c.

They are full double bed size and in
handsome Marseilles patterns; you have
paid 79c. for them: 53c. tomorrow.
The evening times., 1899-09-05
O;lcloth, Sic.

Heavy stair or runner oilcloth. in the
very best co,orings and designs, for
1-2c. yard
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members of the New York Exchange
1x1a Ctraet --L- II -
The evening times., 1899-09-05

No particular gossip regarding the Van
derbilt properties accounted for the squirt
In their securities this morning and it
Beems safe to assume that the Vanderbilt
market people have begun a campaign for
higher prices. II this is a fact its signifi-
eance, not only to these particular issues
put 10 the market in general, is great
The Goulds, the Flower crowd, and other
important interests are almost certain to
work with them in any extended campaign
that may have been arranged. 1t will be
Ieen that this cooperation of the bull in
terests is exactly what the optimistically
Inclined have been relying on to turn
strong market into a booming one. OF the
Vanderbilt securities Big Four is looked
Upon with especial favor by conservative
brokers. Nobody is willing to predict how
Tar Omaha viii advance, but there is a gen
eral belief that its upward movement is
Rot yet over.
The evening times., 1899-09-05
PRAISE FOR 4 SONGBIRD
Remarkable Tributes to Miss Emma
Thursby's 'Mynah, /"

Tie Fine Qualities of the Feathered
SOngster Described I'm Poetry and
Prose, Much as a Human BEINGS
Might Be-Many Letters of Con-
dolence on the Death Of u Pet.
The evening times., 1899-09-05
New York stcck Mnrset

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co,
members OF The New York Exchange,
1919 F Street
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Underskirts- 98c.

Perhaps ten different colors ard
black; a fine quality Of sateen, trimmed
with corded ruffies; you'll see them
selling for $3.50 and more elsewhere.
The evening times., 1899-09-05

What y0G are looking for Is Heurich's beer. Ask
for Heurich's. Phone 6s4 for n case.
The evening times., 1899-09-05
The Lincoln National Bank

Ct Washington. d. C.. cer. 7th and d Sta
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. BOX REM s2.5o
The evening times., 1899-09-05

Call for Heurieh's. demand Heurich's. and see
nat it is Heurich'a
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15
CATTLE SITUATION
How the Market Looks to a
 Trade Journal

H"re is the way the Denver St,ck
 man sizes up the live stock -lrunti n "TEe cattle sho' ,sge does not show up on the face of the returua. Re. ctigtl on seven markets show an in crease Of over 100000 for ,he frs, nine months of the yenr. The short. age i not in the number of cattle bI, tie qunlity oi the cattle. The is pleLty of the common kinds coming, but not enough of the choice cattle and while the average shows gain and tha demand has been strong enough to absorb everything, there has been COT stautly ircressing scarcity If the choic, b,ef c.t'ie. This same story is sl,o to!d m ,h- price pill, for while the god cat:lr are hIin2ing higher prices itan h-'ur- in years, he common kinds are barely steady st last years figures. IL is s point that he breeder snoulh con- slider care u.ly and ii he Ias rot rl ready fought his god tul.s hc should get in liae in hurry"
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15

On the l0.h of December, 1897, Rev. :. A. Dinahoe, pastor NJ. F. Church, South, Pt. Pleasant, ". Na., contracted a severe cold which was attended from the beginning by vol lent coughing. He says: After re- sorting to number of so-cailed 'spec;- fcs,' usually kept in the house, to no purpose, purchased bottle of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy, which acted like charm. l most rheerfully re- commend it to the public" For sale by Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15

A q, ,light'ul hore party in honor Of Miss Ella BlscAburn was Leid st the home of the charming young lady last evening. The young friends and guests pIesf nt numberei fully 5 and the evening was spent in the enjoy men, of pleasant eames. rocd singing, and g cial anus msEt7 while wonder fu! musical talent and ,hitity was de- mon.trated by many Tha heretofore were not suspected of being expe pianists. Ths mystery was solved by ;hs assistance of the Angeles Oirhes- tral, the automatic piaao Il.ying in -t.ument, already desc-.bc d m these cclumn-. Dancing by the merry ar;y 10 the musical accomplishment 0! the 0. che.tral was had and thoroughly enjoyed. Refreshments were served 10 which ample justice wac dore and |, was late hoar eIc the gucs.s de- parted homews d.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15
| E., or W orisGr

No mab or women can work well, mentally CT physically, nor perform effective service of any kiI d who l. burGeL,d vith a torpid liver. C0rsjl- pstiCn and dt fcirr s.cIetion oi iil' bnve clt pg, d up the OTgans oI the body so thatthey cOnEo' keep up the energy to the proper standard, hence, weaii- ness, teadaches, drpressIon, tickle arpetIte result, All this cau be chang ed with few dosfs of TRIcKLY 4 SH RITTERs. u cleans tie system 'ho.- ougbly, flushes the exore;ory canHls drives cut imIurI'iss, imparts new life tnile vital organs and re-eStatlioh- G feslthv fnnCtio nsl activity. which trings with it energy, rfncth. vigor e tCGy ard train and cheerful sTiIit> Sold by TCmbstene Drug Store,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15

Among the things that will try the pc tience of man and cause him to loose all faith in mankind, is to depend on a rancher to bring you load of hay when he knows you are tout" Oi iod- der and yet deliberately cometh not. It is said one of ch mpion prevari- cators in this line iives not \ thou -sud miles from the San Pedro river. His color is Grey.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15

Two men today speaxing of the re- port, q IuIChgse of the OcriGeniial Ho.el ste, regarding the transaction as precursJr O! the coming boom, was joined by the Village Jcsher aha ubs sefved Well the new omn r- have purchased the bs,t ventilated hotel in Arizpba." The force of the remark vii! be b. tier ai pro c:att Il hen it is known that the hotel is roofless and windowless.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15
A Ii. ENsNrfI. Guardian tf Mckee Rainy.
Notice for .Hrp.ica:ion fer Patent

;-i- iE= tpp:ic: Ii :. to. ::1. uE,', No i.s;; U. s. Lana Office, Tpc-on. A:.lcra, / cr s,h Notice :s ready given IL, He sHyer Cl,ud TO. ,-otnoe adde's is 1cmh~i,rr C,c'is- Co' nN A'i7ona ias made .pt aCaucn Tor 8 p.'cnt fer I5c" lu,ar i,,t ca 'h, :~H,,r !uri ] -occ. "rI slitr EC "li'. -r. 2, in ! oi..H- and drsri!ed iu 'le ct.st plat arG L.'G :ot,s CD in [ .s ,t-. .., ia. .e..-. ,.z,
 T,-.-. ing at Co.a-r '>o I p.r. post q G. l,IE rt!ts .Gl rc iu '.olrG C. ,.,uc st 5- utltS iI gICuid ;c Cd so,k .C:li.d I.I,Cs <. (. M vi,rC, | <. l.. M. No. rEss tar N. Ig 8, r. 20 "'L, tc ou,t Icu." Zen t.;,ao l,-f, <. -1 N,. -;,.t ,.,,or ri.i,,. th,t,rN s,r c-'W. 5.It.tt, Vu,,,ni,rtu- pre ost | 2: lcnE t i:Gos sou7Iei in mourc ,t stCI e sct Iicl ,s in GICJud 10 t,d 1ock sCrIlJd Isgs S. (. N.. to-: :,ttto ,or:cr -lo 9 rlre Ios. si it .'Tl nal l.e soGa n !,.cE- q ct sicIe st is .H Les Ir .ryLIG s,:.brt rSs <. (. M:;h,rCc \. G - I-,oft rs ,lL,r iI mCUrd Oi stoIc ''' Crc f,o' iu l.L IT. k scnl,d s-I"S7 \. C. V. z ,ucc < .s' os -uI it to cast ctIter CEC .CeLtSsl WIth lCtduy- a I.ne rot it l,rg 4i:Ch.z syu.la syi CT N On l!u,stcrc iyc', 3n mound ot si,lc cT L,dTS 3 = (. M. whtTce ,hc u4orr:n., Ht .. No | .L, u'iCa! vih ], Ca,ICn. a T.rc IC,tHjs C lor ! nch.s sqU- Tc Ia mound of stone s't one iCot in ground to ltd rCek sCu.td .l-Is32 S. (, NJ: thence <. 6 IS V. rsco iJ 70 oo.n,r No. the pace o' ,C:firg. NIIigii,n .t q. c,rrc5, ra' s' ' src rCu .l3 iu.. 1a.-z ars,~ iG tCT'-l 'p 2, SrI,h C E.rst -s -' ltE-1 y,y- ,t Ga a:.J S-it River ti,:.,:fu.
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 < ] crs' Es Fo!c;rg aGvc.sc q irlS th,r,fo sic r,qtutd to p.sert ih= sane bc.orc ji', free wiilin sixty days iTcm tlc f.s, C.s G.! IL j.; oa !. re. {. e; ti,y v,U bc TiIfcL |, ,I.yc oi ,hc EIoSisioIs e ,he s'.,rr.
 : sECd MILTON K, AIt tOt F
 Es.l5tr!.
 Firs; Tub.icaIcn. Get. IT Igoo
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15
The tppc of Il Goat
L. c, Shattuck vs r. c. Moon.

Is tnvied ty all poor dyspe ptics whose Stomach snd Liver are cut of order. All such should know that pr. Kings New Life Piil-, the wonderful Stomach and Live Remedy, gives a splendid api cite, sound digestion ard Q regular bodily h!bit that iusues per. fect health and great energy. Only 2Jc. at Tom bstore drug store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15

Here is an item for the members of the Ton bstone Terpsichoresn Club The following is the "correct" position ip the jauciDg as given by the Dsnc- ing Master an authorative dancing z iournal:-
 Hereafter in a waltz Or twostep the woman will manage her skirts with her right hand, while the man will allow his left hand to hang naturally by his side. No other attitude will be considered good form.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15
EXPERTiNG MINES
A Prominent Mining Man
 Baking a Tour of AIiz ma

J T Tibbi,t', mining engineer from California, is now on a tour of this territory examining properties for a development syndicate, under con- tract with k c. Flower S Go. bankers, of New York He has spent some time in the Big Bug di}tfist nprthern Arizona looking over claims bonded end otherwise acquired by the Ari. zona Eastern ( Montana Co. Mir. Tibbits comes to Tombstone in p-o- fessionAl capacity. From here ha gees to examine both the copper and gold claims held by the Speua-ums Mining < Milling company in G ahsm county. MT. Tibbitts has been in Arizona before having examined she McCsbe for Hugh McCrun, slso other min-s. He thinks this tsrritCry is very rich in mines, and says through the investments made by these big development companies, the hidden treasures will more readily bs brough tO light.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15
MEXICO MINES
President BiaZ Tells Some In.
 te:est!ng Facts

Presiden. Diaz, in his annu,l mes- cage to tie congress of Mexico, says with reference to mining interest," !: "Ihe progress of mining may be sp- preciated by the numbs: of new min- ing properties that have been scquir- ed under the law CD the sut jec'. From July, lSG2 up to the present date, l0,O99 titles covered s6,I26 "pertancia," of tine hac;ars have bssn issued. The constant increase in the exploration Of metals and ores of all kinds elso affords the mca ure Of the increase. In the output during the last fiscal year tine exportation oi mia er.l products, m etal!Ic and non-metsl-
 lie, was valued at S95 .273 900, showing an increase of S3 ,S3j. 900 over the ex pCrtstion of the previous year." Tne executive -ays to jld.ci.I changes: |: The transfer of the distric: court of Sonora to Nolales and tine concen = tratiJn ia this capital of the three cir cult tribunals took place in pursuance If the respective legal enactment, aad it Is to be bop.d tha: those mea,u:es will justify the powerful moti7es uf pub l.c exre'!isncy whi ;h led 10 their be- ing de,iied upon
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15
NN;IE.E

Al Ifrsors working on or iurnis h. irg supplics for the Peoples Party mine ule hereby ro'itied that the owrer- Of the 'tuvr property dds 'h'ms Ives ard rrcrcE'y Irce c! any srd al L.s cri fracted thereon Said mjn' is sitrn'ed in C,Chise Minir Z di.tr:ct If ArIz ,ns rrd i- new urder lease to Geo. V. Cox and IhC,! Kin 2.
 Me'zer OeHcrn.
 F.. J. TerrCN.
 DrsgOop, Ar'Z
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15

The Star man has figured out the following, The ,u-h cf freight oh the Southern Pacific still continues. Up- wari of 200 freigh, cars pass throu h Iucson sach way per day. This mtan- lO,0O0,CCo pounds. or 5,teJ tons oF freight hauled each way, or lO,00O tons handed alt gether.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15

Iwish 10 express my thanks to the manufac,urers of Cbsmbe:lain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoes Remedy. for having put on the market such a wonderful medicine," says w. ". Msssineill, of Beaumont, Texas. There are many thousands of mothers whose ohil ir, n have been saved from attack of dysen,ery and cholera m antnm
 vbo must also feel tbankful. It |. for gale by tue Tombstone Drug Stos :.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15

The visit Of the delegation of Min ing Engineers to Bisbee today will be an important event. Our Eis5ee cor respondent promises us a full account of their visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15

The ostrich farm north of Phoenix has apparently entered the market ss commodity. The ostIiches were bought year ago by the present owners for $I0,0O0 and the lst.er were offered the other day Sl5.0O0 for the birde,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15

The key ,O health is in the kidnaya. and liver. Keep these orgsns active and you have health, strength and cheerful spirits. PIiclly Ash BIttersis a stimulant Tor the kidneys, regulst e the liver, stomach and bOwel'. A golden hou-t hold remedy. For sa!e ty Tom bstone Drug store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15

Cleanse the liver and bowels. and regulate the system by using Prickly Ash BIiters. IL creates and sustains energy. Sod by the l tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15
E-GaEy fs B;1cG Deep.

o.cr1 b:cod I.-r.- $ c,-la sa.l. D, ,2G.y y!,ar:-' .-..-.s ,HH.t,- E.-' . ,!-.a -o.~ ...; ,.- -..' !. ,.,a.s. l. s-a '-.. Fi 2. ......
 ..t ... .-r .... =.s.-s, -s-.-s------... -... .'. ..s -.,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15
THE.LADIES.

The pls sasant effect and perfect safety with which ladies may use Syrup of Figs, under all conditions, makes il their fayorite remedy. 10 ge; the true and genuine article, Hook ,or the name of the California Fig Syrup Co. printed near the bottom of the package. Fer sale by all druggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15

J. V, Vickers returIed home today and will remain fortnight attending to his business interests here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-10-15

Iii, nov settled fact. Phoenix will have 6 carnival. l. will be known as tha "Fhoeuix Indian and Cowboy Carnival"