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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
FUNNY sCE.Es ~ COURT.
CoIorcd Preacher Trehts Justice
John to n Scenc-Othcr Gases.

John to n Nffuf-tlHfT 'Nr'Nf
There was some fun for tho boys IN
Justice Johns Court yesterday morning.
ilJcing from the way they laughed al
one stage Of the performance. Lewis
W. Giles ls "a colOred preacher. and while
be calls himself a resident OF Richmond
and his wife lives here. the three focks
10 whom he ministers I'm spiritual things
live in and around Berryvlle. Clarke
county. Of course. much Of the Time
Giles DIS away from home, attending 70
his h0cF ON the hills Tar away, ana re-
Gently during a pr0tractcd absence, L.
r. Barker. his stcpson. with four children,
from down ln the eastern part ut tho
State. came 90 see his mother ana hrmiy
established himself and DIS on ping
~ her residence Ills mother. Giles 4 WIRE
WAS delighted 10 see her son, ana mane
hi,, volcano for nU time They were az
happy ar could be untl Giles returned
Harfor SAWS that Giles ordered him 10
go away and threatened 20 XIII him ana
I'm his children if he did not Then
marker got out "A warrant for the preach
err arrest.
yb.r the case was called yesterday
,,-,fre, Ga. old mother sided with her
SON and together they made II very warm
for Giles She said it was htI h"u7'
she pald the rent for &c. and put 'h' i"'u
on tho table and Giles did not nave any
NO., 60 40 with a. She said she invited
her eon 20 i've with her and Intended thai
ne should. Justice John took the woman .
slde and said She could have her son
at her house as long as she pald the rent
The case was then dismissed.
put the fun had yet 20 come. CHESS
,.,fo said her preacher husband was wear
l,y ring M hers and she wanted 10. Giles
tried 20 take 10 or but r. was too sin.i'
A. come OF. he said. Then he ceased 10
,~.. and rushing no 90 where has VIE
wae standing. seized her and hugged hrr
tissipo her AN the while. and calling her
rweet names that would have nl'de a
race of "a dime novel IeaddD'' l"''
e,.ru.,,ds informed Justice Crutch-
n.ld mat Doe loved bis wife, ana "oulu
,.. bore and behave himself-but Wneh
last seem he stlu had the ring.
lohn raudrum was charged with cuisihs
"a .t,sinr Richard Rye but the case
was dismissed.
The remaining cases were unimp"'''N''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
NEWS or BARTON HEIGHTS.
4 Delightful Masquerade PARTY
To,,n Hall MoNemeB.-Personal

The masquerade party given Friday
NIGHT az the residence n Mr. and Mr..
George A. Minor. Lamb avenue and Dove
streets was one Of the most delightful
entertainments of the winter There was
"a fsre. company assembled. and the eve
ming passed most pleasantly with music,
games. and dancing. Refreshments were
eer,-et st III o'clock. The chaper0ns were
Mrs George A. Minor. MIS-. Lee Lorraine.
Nrs Charles TOmlinson. Mrs. Barhe, ana
Mrs Johnson The following were the
quests. Misses Otte Minor peasant ,
Narv Wray Gypsy Maid Grace Lea,
sumner. Edna Lea. P0cohCutas. Carrie
Morton. Sunnower. Annie Laurie PHI
Ai1kmald. Edna Hatcher Mothers BABY
grui. Mercer Gypsy f0rfuue-Ieilef
rfifh Tomlins0n. ola GLORY. PAGE Shell
burne. Martha Washington; Carrie ROBIN
SON. America. Rosebud Brown, Joan
drArc. Eva Cr0Ut0n. Tampolrine CIR.
Mamie Hutchinson. Summer Girl; Mary
White. -. Matte MeCullen, Liberty {,
Emma CLARK Red Riding Hood Matte
Pose Helen Of Troy. Mary hyand,
e.,-rsv. Mary starrett. Miss Baby
pufh Glenn. B0-Peep; Inez Good
win Country Girl: Helen Minor. cuOs
Neesrs. Abner Pope. Lieutenant Hob
son. Richard Still. Negro Arthur
White American Sailor; cullen Pitt DICK
Deadsye: Mason Harris. Ch!aamsn. Har-
den Bache. Cake walker; Wa.iace baehe,
chesapeake and ohio Tramp; VIII CroA-
ton Chinaman. Hugh Dabney. Turk Lee
Lorraine. Jr., Daisy. Allan Dawson. TURK
Edgar Rose. Kings jester. Cyrus Baehe'
Giri. Garnett Mercer, American SAILOR
Murray Harlan. American sailor Guy
Morton. Indian: Warren croxton, IRISH
man: Eddie GOodloe. Hays1ed John
Swartout. Devil: William WYATT, Any oil
Thing. Charlie Taylor. "Our Ieddy
lanes q Bsnnon, Priest; Andrew Fairfax
Indian Chief.
THE TOWN HALL MOVEMENT.
The movement started By The citizens
"a build A town hall and 20 induce the
car-llne people 10 give better schedule.
has been slow IN developing. owing 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

ders. who has been spending the winter
with her daughter. Mrs. Williamson has
returned home. and Is the guest Of her
son. Mr.. +. A. saunders. Jr. on Park
avenue.
Mrs. 8. y. Drewry. OF Minoia. f. visiting
relatives IN New Orleans and Galveston.
Tex.
@. ". Dillingham; 4 Co.. have issued
book b Miss y. =. Winston. Of this city.
that r. causing much favorable com
rnent IN The literary world. II j. called
Waters That Pass Away"
The Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety held an interesting meeting on The
Z2d " February. and great deal % i'm
portant business was transacted.
The Sever Hand Euehre Club net on
Friday at the residence OF Mrs. William
t. Royal.
Miss Annie Ryland f. visiting h.r sis
ter. Mrs. T. Z. Walker. 1913 east Clay
street.
Miss Maud Porter, the popular soprano
Of Centenary church. and Mr. F. V. Gum.
will be married AT the residence Of Mrs.
James T. Vaughan. go west Grace street.
on Tuesday. February 18th, az p. NJ.
/ No cards.
Among the Richmond people registered
az the Chamberlin Hotel. Old Point, are
| Mrs. William r. Moseiey. child, and nurse,
and Miss Otey Cullen.
Mics Virginia Young. n Smithfeld. Va,
| is visiting Mrs. Garland Clarke, on Chest
/ nut Hill
/ Mrs. Rosenbaum and her two daugh-
| ters-Irma and Corinne-have been spend
/ ing the last three weeks IN southern
tour.
! Misses Goldsmith. - Philadelphia, are
/ visiting Miss Mary Thalhimer, on Clay
\ street
| Mss Glenn. Of Halifax county Il visit
/ ing the Misses Myers Of no. 40l north
4 Eighth street
/ Miss Betty Booker has resigned her DO
/ sition I'm the First Baptist church choir
I and will leave shortly for New York.
where she will take "A course Of study for
/ four months. She viii be chaperOned by
/ Mrs parker French.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
HEART DISEASE.
soxp FACTS REGARDING rHE
RAPID INCREASE OF hhA"i
TROUBLES.
no Not lie Alarmed. Hut Look Tor
the Cause.

u.ort troubles. al least among the
,,,.,iean- are certainly increasing, ana
,,bue mis- may De- largely due tu the eA-
cifement and worry of American business
lye h is more often the result OF weak
stomachs. OF poor digestion.
Reol organic disease is incurablei bur
not one "a ~ In a hundred OF heart tfou-
me close relation between heart trou-
HE and poor digestion Is because D'll.
dreams are controlled by the sumo Gt.al
nerves. The Sympathetic ana fn71iiio
gastric. 49,. a. a.
In another way. also. the heart Is ar
fscted bv the form OF poor ulse7 ti'"'
r,ish causes gas and fermentation from
half dlgested food. There j. ieeill.s
-',.rression and heaviness in me cAssl'
need by presslre Of the dlstended sioih-
aeh an The heart and lungs. inter leiiNs
,,-ifh thair action: hence arises pa Pi'e
tton and short breath 49,,
p,or digestion also poisons tns 49,
r,axine n thin and watery "Nl-A '''-
totes ia veakens the heart
,rhe o,sf sensible treatment Tor Assi
,,,,,tle il 10 improve the disestloh ana 70
,-.s,,,s me prompt assimilauoh ct lo'"'
mis- can be done uy the les-l-'
of,er meals OF some safe pleasant anu
$500 r,,.speUsia Tablets. which may De
80, =. r,cst drugstores. and which con-
80. valuable. harmless digestive eie-
.,,s An 4 pleasant. convenient FORM
n is SAFE 70 say that the resuisr. per
-. ~ of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
80, tine will cure any form Of sioD-
a. ~, sro,,hls except cancer OF the stomach
v,Ii-sIzed package Of these tablets SOD
~ S-uggists at 30 cents. Little BOOK On
80 mach TROUBLES mailed free. address
+ A stuart Company, Marshall MICA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

Tho Good Tcmplars OF luchmohl Alub'
NJ as. gave "liberiy tea. iHo'y n.H,,-
NJ Ice camp Hall and 10 was largely
,t,.,f.1 A beautiful programme was
r.ndcrcd. and the audience gave unm a,l
LIME evidences OF appreciation. MI
Joseph "a Shepherd delivered ine on ns
trs address. followed by the chorus OF
~, cotntry. 'Tis of Thee music ~ the
r" "- Davis Banjo and Guitar Gg.n-
,o,,e ~ a high order. recitation BY Miss
pnhy humphrey. duet by Mrs Susie "
turner ana Miss Matilda Nelson i,', a.
ION h, Mn. John Stubbs. music By ihe
,,. recitation by Miss Rose Bauer
S Hno was encored. solo by Mr. susie "
g,"rner humorous songs by Mr. Harry
K1mp. owing 20 the repeated eneoi's'
much of the programme was pa,u ~ ''
IA 9ftsr refreshments. bountituily 'ei 1''
l, 49,, greatly enjoyed. the va az
D ''' i,t. hour dispersed. Several person,
made application for ~ mbership' ana
,n@ny more are considering The question
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

The music al 81. Marks church TO-DAY
Will be exceptionally good. Tho pro-
sramme will b. o. follows
Morning -PTCcessi0nal Ancient or
Days" geferyJ, Nenite Exu.timus D0ni-
10 Roblnsonj Benedicite ODni4 opera
DOmlni. Bsnedictps; Hymn, Art Iaon
weary. Quartette, Christian. L1et
Thou See Them. RecessiOnsl. "Reiolcs.
Ye Pure IL Heart"
Evening ProcessiOnal. Golden Hsrps
Are Sounding: casrate Domino fiien.
LEVI. Nunc Dimltrs (N0rris): LYNN. s,io
Far from by Heavenly Home, Recess
sionai. "Hark. fark Ny Soul"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

IIbertas Lodge Of PERFECTION 20. p. On
Gent ard Accepted scottish Rite Of ffes
nszonry. Al it, regular comm -. =,
Friday night elected me io.isNi"s
pole1 venerable master; j. d. Ciiii So
rior warden; " Chase Morton, JUNIOR
warden: Rev. J. c. stewart, orator X. d.
n Harrison. alm0ner; Charles A Mes
hit secretary. Charles i. Fitz~il 'Dii,
treasurer The venerable master mar
the following appointment ". -
80, raster Of ceremonies, Pleasant J..
ped expart. T. y. Dennis, assistant y :
nert. John T.. Calvert. eaStain ~ me
host. catlett conway, tilef, and "iiiiafh
Krau-e. MASTER q rejection
4 number OF prominent Richmond Ma
sons will receive the fourth nfih, dno
sixth degrees a. tns next fssu,al
.-...atos,ion ~ the Lodge Of Perfection
Nal ordsrs receive prompt attention 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
Cancer ofthe Lip Cured
The Afflicted Should
Take Warning.

TO THE PUBLIC
Eight or ten years age small plmrle
came on my lower lip. After short
while t assumed the appearance ~ a 1T
ne wart. aud. "a n gradually grew worse.
1 consulted several doctors. They ali
said. "fet II alone; ~ VIII amount :"
nothing" n grew worse day and night.
and fast crept into my W'as MY no ~
this stage begun a. swell, and cracked
open finally from the excessive Hwelilna
dt was nearly an inch thickl aud quickly
assumed the charaeteristic cancerous
odor This an occurred So u few weeks.
! again had my local physiclans TO ex-
anime me. "Cnncer." they said. "and you
should 20 10 "a surgeon "a once Tha
surgeon said ~ was too late 10 operate
Excellent advice these physicians gave
me- First tried 10 convince me u was
nothing After I was convinced ~ this
fllacy. said IL was TOO late, Truly an
envlabie situatiOn % be in'
heard 81 Dr J. sils Daniel. or itieh'
monl Va. I went tp 20 see him. folnd
him Il thorough graduate ~ nehleinsy
Ile tod me- ID was "A desperate case, bal
he thought he could chte ", 10 iffa,e1
noe next day After "A few days ANS
home. he cancer rsmo out. went 70
MIN. got more Internal medicine, my iip
healed 40, With nut little pain. ana, ate
fnr twelve months. 1 am al rEht, Dr'
Daniel saved my NE. ! write this yolnns
iarily and gratefully. 9. a. PErfr.
remington =. o.. Charles city county
va.
write to-day.
DIR. Daniel Remedy Company,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

be sure and use that old and weii-tFisd
remedy. Mrs. Winsl0s's Soothing syrup.
for children teething. IL sootbes the
child, softens the gums. slIays all pain
cures Eind collie. and 10 the best remedy
for ci4rrhoez- Twenty Ave ceois a coit.s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26
uentb of a Former Hi'h"

Mrs Samuel ODeiL VINO ",,-s..,o,,'
,,,o,,n in Richmond as Miss Fi'ioii'
Houreuenot. died last sunday in ,5 sp',1s,
80 Al, ana was buried on Tuesday
-, ,hs church OF the Immaculate COM
..,tior where high requiem mass VIZ
csiebrated Deceased was niece Oh ''''
Ferdinand Bourguenot-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

once q
yirx1rlz-CzrolsIA Chemical Ctnp4ny.
I.isEmo1e. ~ feorea-y y, 40.
THE 8(1A5LD 0F DIRECTORS HAyl
Yff5s DAY DE(J-Aht.D A DiFfDESk
0g OSE ~ Pk.R CEAT. on the COMP
ma s.1rk - f1.s eomD4ny. rsyab5l
nARfH d I1ss. 10 stoe<A0ld<fs Of rstoFs
FebruerY =. 80, Ihs books Ok ths cor
eang fsr the transfer 81 COMMON vol
Vii b. lead eEEkrARY zfth 20 NJ
W." 80 = ". TaAsHRs
f. u q. 1&zs IItssxxsp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

Miss Mile Christine the North Caro-
Ina twin VINO was SO apply described by
MT MelVin Stern. caused great deal Of
merrimCnt. She was represented by
Messrs. Aubrey Straus aud Laurence
Stern. Rabbi Calisch delivered The prizes
49,, gracefully They were given as fol-
lirst lsdy's. The Battleship Maine
, n,sss NSsssissa Cohen; second lady's prize
Miss ,Iiliss cristinei FIRST seni1eman,s
sss ,he IsQttlesh Maine. Mr.. AdOlph
ppos.. second gsrsleman's prize. Mr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

Mail orders receive prompt attention a.
The To~er.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

O. ". Dillingham; q Co. have issued a
book 10 Miss y. =. Winston. Of this city.
that f. causing much favorable com
ment On The literary world. II is called
Waters That Pass Away"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

ders. who has been spending the winter
with her daughter. Mrs. Williamson. has
returned home. and Is the guest Of her
son. Mr.. T.. 4. .saDnders, Jr-. on Park
avenue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

Mrs s. y. Drevry. % MInola. IL visiting
relatives IN New Orleans and Galveston.
Tex.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

Mr. and Mrs. James Williamson OF
North Carolina. spent Friday ana Satur,
day nights at the Jefferson. They WI
return Nome thls week. Mis-. b. A. saln-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

The purim masquerade ban given az tho
N sonic Temple Tuesday night hy Beth
Ahal. sunday school. was "a pcouifui
Attain The music was enhancing, ana
tn LITTLE folks. in their pretty ana oriSi-
nal costumes. ENJOYED themselves 10 their
hearts content The cake-Walktrs, led
BY "Frog-Eye Nank.' gave a splendid
reprosentatiOn OF THAI popular negro fes-
tiyal They were Me-srs. Lewis Held
and Nathan llellsterM Harry Levy and
Eddie Elchel; Irving Goodman and Ralph
Levy. Henry Schwalchiid and irving Held;
Leon Henstern ana William Thalhiner
Messrs. Econ nellstern and William THAI
hlmer Won the first cake. while Messrs
Irving Goodman and Ralph Levy took the
second.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

The Confederate Memorial Literary So
ciety held an interesting meeting on the
2d " February. and a great deal o. i'm
pOrtant business was transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

Mrs Robert sully. OF Petersburg, T.
visiting in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

Miss Maria Tucker. OF Norfolk, who hss
been the guest of Miss sara HarNie left
YESTERDAY for short visit TO Petersburg
Miss Mabel Evans win arrive In the city
on Monday. She will be the guest Of the
Misses Hsrvie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

The Sever Hand Euchre Club net on
Friday al the residence OF Mrs William
t. Royal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-02-26

Miss Annie Ryland f. visiting h.r sis
ter Mrs. T. Z. Walker. 1913 east Clay
sfraaf
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-02

In our city oi handsome girls it is not unusual 90 note a modes: damsel when suddenly confronted with a seuss of confusion. embarr ssment CT surprise, to show q deep maiden blush. To traffic in maiden blushes may seem unusual but B. F. Smith fnds 1t profitable business and whenever he comes to town always has . lot with him. Maiden Blushes is the name c! his vlriesy of apples and they sell like ho. cskes.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-02
C6itNTs RECokDs.
Instruments Filed With the
 Recorder the Past Week.
BRAND

BRAND Filed by Mrs Sarah H. Sorin. Mss Maud Moore to V. A. Younge ranch, $4OS. NJ ". Smith to N. H. Withee, mines $3tU.
 H. J. Saddler to Aueta E. Gsitble. Benson property S24oO. Nj. 0. Benton to D. A. Markey, Bis bee property $500. D. A. Markey to Chss Holz, Bisbee property $4s0. G. S. Shibley to Hucsneth and Edwards, Naoo property S2oO. Smith and Reney 10 c, W. Butler
 LOCATION. a Two mines ty Chas Gae;jens. Seven mines by August Baron, One mine by Lowell ard Arizona Co.
 One mine by Cowsn Roscom and Stevenson.
 Official bond siC. G. Johnson es Justice of Peace. Official bond Of B. F, smith as road overseer.
 ATTACHMENT J. Goldbaum vs. Mrs F. Medley.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-02

D W Chapman, OC Evans and D NJ Goodrich all of Akron, Ohio and Major W il Lswellyn of Las Cruces. \ M are. visitors to Tombstone. Mes.rs Chapman and Evans have Ei-ited Tombstone before in the interest Of mining matters and their return may be regarded as indicative of a mo,s favorable i'm preston of cur mInera! re- soarces. Major Lewsllyn's fame i. of national repu,e, having been one oi the gallant off icers in the New Mexico regiment of Rough Killers. Cap, Goodrich is also one of the Rongf Rider heroes having won fame and glory in tho. famous command. The party are here on mining buisnees and entering into negotiation for the trane- fer 0! g group of mines in this country of which more will be said later.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-02
FOR SALE

Notice ie hereby given that public sale will be he'd at fanbsnk Arizona cn Saturday Selten.teI lcth ls.9. of The following property,
 60 head ci ho: ses more or lese in- GoGing faidie horse-. work horses and stock Lor-cs.
 Dee tSc-i Orse wGgon and harness. Oae siI:ng @sccn q harness. All above wi.l te sU'd at place and time men ;ion.d I, Ftit 6 mt, rested will to aell 10 te on hand.
 R 4 TUKNER, IA LASDzRs.
 Salesman. Turner, A, T.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-02
A Word to Mothers.

Mothers of children affected with croup or a severe cold need not hesitate 10 administer Chamberlsin's Cous h Remedy. l, contains no cpiste Ter narcotic in any form and may be given as confidently 10 the tabe as 10 an adult The great success tha: has attended i,s use in the treatment ef colds ard crcup has won for il the approval and praise it has received ihroughs ut ,Ee United States and in many fcrei ign lands. Fer sale by ill dealers ia medicines.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-02
Sehillin6s Best
 sold only in Packages
NOTICE

Ali persons working on or furni.h- ing supplies for the rco,.es Part, mine aie hereby Io'ified that tl. owrer- nf the hb.,vt pic?erfy L"l,i- ,hemsele.s a"d irope.ty i.'s oi sny ard all | h.s contracted thereon Sad nlire IS sitns'ej ia C9ci.ise Mining distric: oF Ariz ma ard is now under lease to Gtc. v. Cox sIi TEos. King
 Me'ze; OstcIn.
 F. J. Terrell.
 DIsgooD, Ariz
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-02

It is understood representatives Of the Calumet and Hecls Go. will be in Tom bstone within few days to ente. into negotiation for the bonding of the Martin Costello group of mines in B;sbee. Ifthis deslIs consumated i. will be one of the largest mining ssles ia the territory. Eisven claims ar. in ths group and the price is authoratively gwen ct $5O0.OO0 with ten percent ca<h payment. This sale would mean much for Cochiss County and especially for Bisbee.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-02

Cattle in Kansas are dying Of warts an unusual occurrence. They be- come literally covered with these tightly excTesceEees, and fall away in flesh and finally succumb. Others taye their eyes destroyed, or obstruct. ed, become blind and die. Some think the peculiar affection conts- gious. and samples for examination have been sent to the Department s' Washington.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-02
5sdlpiixats. IaII1l1 -
si,NfNu ENGINEERS
One Hundred of Them CemiBg
 tO Arizona

Prot. Theodore 5. CCmstock has gone east to meet . delegation of the American Institute of Mining Engin. sers, which has chartered a spe isl train to make sbor, tour oi the west. The excursion will leave New York numb<riug about 100 members of ths association, but others are expected iu join the party on its way wsst. IL Is expected to arrive at San Francisco about September 9. where they will hold a convention lasting about four dsys. On its way to San Francisco the party will stop at the Ansconds and Butte mines in Montana and in California the Yosemite valley and other places will be visited. The excarsionisis will reach Arizona about October 13, bus they will have lit,le tune to examine ths mines. They will go 10 the mines at Bisbee, and possibly 10 the other great copper mines of the territory.
 Tine visit here will not be without its benefits to Arizona. The men will he awakened to the knowledge of the wonderful mineral resources of Arizona, and upon their return will do much to advertise the territory.
 At the convention at San Francisco Prof. Comstock will read rsper on the resources of A;izons, and Prof. " P. Blake will probably read one also.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-02
Working Night and Day

The busies, and mighIiest lit,le tl.at ever was made is Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar coated globule of health, that changes weakness into strength, listlessness mo energy. brain-fag into mental power. They re wonderful in building up the health. Only 25c per box. Sold by J Nj Folks, Druggist.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-02

A capitalist of Phoenix has made proposition that if the county would bu;li a bridge at Tempe he would es- tablish an automobile line between Meaa, Tempe, and Phoenix.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-02

Nocales is full of Mexican families whose sons have fled to the frontier 10 avoid being drafted into the Mex. can army to fight the Ysqni Indians.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-02

The Southern Pacific is now crowd ed with through trsfic. and 6 great desl of locsl freight is piled up at the various stations awaiting shipment.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-02
THE LADIES.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety with which ladies may use Syrup of Figs, unoer all cor rdidons, makes |, their favorite remedy. fo ge, the true and genuine article, look sor the name of the California Fig Syrup Co. printed near the bottom of the package. For sale by all druggists.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-02
LACK FROA SONORA
How the Mexicans FoTct army
 Enlistments

II. II Segnsn, merchant of Brownwood Texas, has returned from Sonora Mexico where he is extensive ly engaged in mining operations in the Moctez ma district Of the Sierra Madre country.
 Regarding the Yaqui Indian rebell- ion MT Segman says tha. tue Mexican troops are being hurried to the :Ioi t. and that persons cony icted of petty l. lenses around Moctezuma are being pressed into service and are bei5g sentenced to serve 6 term in the Al my against the Indians. The day tha, he left Mootszuma eish: man were arrested and lodged in Jail until a n iiitary officer could com, for them who wes collecting recruits from the different villages and towns. The Mexican govern ment Sas beginning to realize the dishcal,y of subduing the Ysaui Indians and were ru.ting 6 big force ia the field. The Ind an had retreateJ to tho hills, aud no accoants of eny heavy battles had been received. As far as Mir Segm ,n knew the Iniians had not inicrierred with the Americsn miners, s. least in the Noctezuma district.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-02

Del Lewis the popular constable of Bi-tee came over today with two prIsioners for the County bsstile.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-09-02

Fortiiy the body to resist malaria germs by putting ths system in perfect order. PRICKLY ASH BITTERs is . wonderful system regulator. Sold by J. NJ. Folks.