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netic, juggler, clown, misrepresen-
tative, abuser, shallow, knave
indecent, ugly tempered, uncontroll-
able tempered, slanderer, impudent
tabooed, burlesquer, grimming, mon
key, wrong, pawer Of the air, below
er, branded coward, vauuter and
sncercr.
Not only are all OF these endeavor-
ing epithets applied TO Tngersoll by
a man he had never heard OF and
possibly has not heard OF TO this
day, but they are repeatedly applied
and all the changes rung on them of
which Halls genius is capable, and
yet the very finest specimens of the
Christian faith have the check to tell
us that all the refinement, and ger
tleness and love and sympathy with
men and animals, and all law and
order, and all social happiness and
political security, come to us as the
gift Of the Christian religion, when
every liar Of them knows, Just as
well as ] do, that Hall, is scoundrel
who would burn Ingersoll at the
stake Just as quick as Jack Calvin,
the daddy of all the Presbyterians,
burnt Michael Servetus, or the Cath
olics burned Guirdano Bruno and
Joan OF Arc.
Hall concluded his challenge" TO
lngersoll. as he calls his drunken
billingsgate, by Offering Ingersoll
$500 a night for IL nights to debate
with him, and asked Iugersoll to re-
ply to his challenge" that night
when 1ngersoll was to deliver his
lecture on Superstition" in the De-
catur opera house.
Hall then went and got FIVE seats
for IngersoIl's lecture, for himself
and four of his chums, who were
probably toughs, and the five went
to hear what old bald headed Bob
now fotch on yer 'Lijah would
say about Halls challenge, - and
old Bob just "rolled on silver moon
through his lecture, made his little
Did fat bow at the end, raked in the
hat full Of simoleons that were wait
Ing for him at the door, and went on
about his business just as II he had
never heard Of Brer. Hall and his
pals, and, so far as known, is still
nightly scooping the gentle simoleon,
probably never having heard that in
III the earth there is any gospel
Singer named Hall.
Blue-grass blade., 1899-02-19
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From Lexington Herald
EDITOR MoORE's PUNISHMENT.

Probably there is no one who disa-
greee more widely with all the publi-
cations made during the last few years
by Charles C. Moore than The Herald,
and yet we do regret the aentence i'm
posed upon him by the United States
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mails and sentenced to the penitentiary
for two years. We regret 1t for his
sake and on account of his family and
friends.
We do not know. that any steps will
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were made; nor have we any knowl-
edge as to whether he desires such an
effort to be made or would agree to any
terms upon which application for par
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We do not mean to criticize the
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The act for which he has been punish
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we do not feel like suppressing the ex-
preston of our regret at the severity
Of the punishment inflicted upon him.
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Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
Sale by Tombstone D ug Co.
A Peer Worker

To man or women can work well. ms',slly or physically, nor perform tB.tiive service of any kind who ie bnrt ened with a torpid liver. Consti. p. ion and de6cient secretion of bile i've cloRged up the organs of the body SO that they connot keep up the energy to the proper standard, hence, wsari- ness, headaches, depression, fckle sppetite result, llthi- can be chang. ed ~,,h . few doses Of PRICKLY ASH BITTER. It cleans the system tho.- oughiy, tushes the excre,ory canals drives cut impurities, impsr new life to the vital organs and rec. sblish- es heal ny functional activity. which brings with it energy. strength. vigor oi body spd brain and cheerful -pirits. Sold ty Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27

On tho 10th of December, 1897, Rev. 6. A. Danahoe, psst,r N. E. Church. South, Pt. Piea.ant, W. Va.. contracted . severe cpld which was attended from the beginning by voi- lent coughing. He ssys: "After re- sorting tos number of sn-call. d 'spesi. 6cs.' usnally kept in che house, to no purpose, purchased bottle Of Cham. berlain's Ceugh Remedy, which acted like . charm. 1 most chesrfully ss. commend is to ths publ,c." For ssls by Tombssoae Drug Stor,.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
AN OUTLAW CAPTURED
Wanted in COchise C ,unty fir
 Eiglt Years

Sheriff S,o'. White w.s in Phoenix ,ftsr . reqni-iti.n ior ie.s Drnl.p. sho is aow in Jail a Crppl' Cre"k. coln. Dunlap is known n this par, ni the country ss "rhrec Fingered lack" su called h-cansa one of his hsni- is minp-'hr tirg "a. T" he Ing. t. tNp as-as ri"-prr. cia-s ou,lss. 2. B ick Js"k. ,e.s W..iians and C,ds You 2. He i. wanted for various crimes, hut the one de-cri ei in the reqn siti m i- th. holiins up of Joho Tn ,ms4 and tskings hor-e. s,dii- and h-iile. from him. rhi- crime VA, cp emitted in 1891 Every sheriff of Ccchi.r c ,nniy since then has ,ri. q to sprva a h-nch var ant on nim Csptsin K l,'ngt s'na.r hin one in N-S M xic h., h capture l is hor-e and hlsnke,- after hsr ' 6sh,, hut Dunlap got away. He cent word back to the sheiif that his prin- cital sin ID ilfe wae to sill him. In speaking If the p' ison. he sheriff t i'd . Repnhli"an epor,sr in Ph"eni1 hat another oHense of Dunlsp'- vas the -ubs. qn. nt -s-nlir { of lot of cattie frum the E ie Cattle company. Dun
 lap and M. re, who Ina. ince stts,n-d n .tosi.ty IA A ain rohber, once hell np two mon between wiIlcox and Fort Grant.
 Dunlap n .s besn po.i,ively ilsnti- f q by Harr, Miller, . io' mer empl"ye .d the Eis C.t,le company, wau i' ow at Cri, p,- Greek.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27

During ih- winter O. 1867 Mi J4me- Reed, one of the le-d ngcri. zen. and merchants of Clay, Clay Co, ". V., srrucs bic leg aRainst . cake of ice in such . m pner s- to brui-e tt --v. rely. IL bera..e very much swol In nnd psined h.m so ha Fly that he could not walk wi'hout ihe sit of :ru,ch. rs He sss treated by phy-ic- ans, al-o u-ed .rvers; kind- m lini mel, and 'wo and a half "A .l"D- of whirky in ba:hinp It. but n",h,ng gave any relief until h. b. Ea' u.ing Cham- berlsi,'s Psir Bal This trough' simos, a compl-t. cure in week. time and h. h. Ii ve. that had he not u--d this remedy lis leg wonli hav- had 70 he smpnss'ed Pain Balm i- unesnsled for sprsins, bruises an ] rh. um s,i-n,. For sAie by Tombstone Drug Stoie.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
THE EXAMINATION
Testimony of the Robertson
 Killing Today

The examination et Sidney Pags os the charge d uurd-riug Chri RoS-ftsoc ss Ps.rce. begsn ., 2:3V today. Fully z5 V snss.ss iu the Gas have been subposnsd mnss of whom were on hsnd from Ps.ro-. ras sx spins:ion wHs h li al th. chir h,u~" To UT, 'o,m, Jas ice Sha-' qDsr rt in Ire Ci,y Il Il b-ing m, ,bis to ao esmmod.ts ths number o' sp-etat rs i; although ater fhe court rom va elsArsi and the caso bsils hrsrd b. nind closed doors. Th- prisoner -a' ne.ide his s'uMn-y. Me .srs BJwmsn and English For t5r pr"-ecu;i,n Di tfic: attorney L.nd was ss.i ted by Ms.cua (. Sni.h uIo vas nplo,- . ny friends of the Il ccss,,. That ,t.o cA-e will b. . hard fouent l-gl b C. is conceded. the best sni xblsst q legal talent being arr.yed on si:ner eide.
 The court room ~s.. by agreem. mt "rd-r d cleared and the testimony ws' heard behind closed doors.
 Dr. R'ch Ws. fret witness eworn :le d~.crihd p,s,t;on oI the woInd.
 ho~iog .ix wuund- in bod, "i d cea-. -d, all in iropt except one with -n. trance in eide: one wound . contin.
 uarion.
 J. Smith t.sti6ed to seeing the | shooting; saw Page fire and s,atsd position, dd not s.e R. h;nton win p,stnl. hu'is va. on bench neal -hootihg. H ard fi.e .hoi.. C.os' | s1aminstion did not stake t.si mony Harry Clifford ie.tifi'd was about 10 feet ava, heard $ .hots; ct third
 -hot saw Rohsrtson falling then no,ic. d Psg take st+p forward and shoot again; saw nothing in kob-rt-sn- hand: Bu-ts vas near the psrsis- .,
 time of sh',oting. O. eros examine ion ,..,i6sd Bur'a sni Cof.ra were
 rsa' Page and ksbertson. DIi n"' e 6rss two shot-; ssw third shot McC.rsy carried R h,nson inso sslo'n Chs. K ,iedsr testified was about 2s feet away in restaurant: rsns out "n 
 hearing loud talking, Roberts'n said "I don eArs for she hill % much as do for tho borrow.d money" Sew Page ass two shots. did not zee Robert
 con have . gun: R ,ber's' had on-
 hand up e # rsised to ward Od s hlo~
 On eross examination t..tif-d Burt.
 and Coryal were on the seat by Page
 and Robsrtson; Witness returned
 into restaurant immediately after fr-'
 two shoss; heard other h ts wh.n hs
 was is.ids; hsd esprsssed his opin-
 after shooting. On reque-tioning hy
 prosecution witness admitted .ayin ,
 it vas . cold bi cd. d murder. Here the prosecution stated tia,
 rteiF ot' CT evidane- would bs m-r-ly
 urnuls,iv- and sest-o their case. I'm
 defence asks that postponent be had
 until tomorrow morning witch Wal
 granted.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
DEMlNG'S AEW R"AD
tisa Revival of the So ih
 Line Into Mexico

For soms weeks past there havs been rumors Of so important Tsilr"sd deal cnrrent at D-ming. but owing tu the pas, is-cos the details have been kept 4ui.t until ths concession could be secured fro.n the MexicAn eevern- m. nt and ,ns project prs,icslly as-ur. ed, rsys the Silver City Indjpendeus.
 La-, week 40. Haily, who has been the chief pr. motor of the enterprise recured the da-i,ei concession, and is is now stated that work will begin within ,hs next thirty days. Th- rosi from Dsmiug @ Columbus. at she lire . Gis,shce of tLirty-fve nil~-, wiil b known as the Go. umhus & x .rthern b ing inco D rated under he territor isi law. From Columbus the rnut is to AsisvaDpo. thr ugh rich mia ing. grazing and asricultcrsl country A branch viii al q he cDhstruciei iG Guerr-ro, so ths, the total mileage i. w,il bs ahort 90) miles.
 There is $7,W 0,o0O espitsiizat or with which to commence apers ne and the new r"ai south i, thought tG be .b ,ut ss certain .. such enterprise ,an prs,hly te.
 Itis under -tooi that Mr Bailey se- cured s very lihs nl corcess on fror lhs Mexcsn government.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
8s ooieA The Suseesns

All doct'.rs .old R n rk Hamilton. o' West Jefferson, Q. .f'~r .uG- ring 10 mn hs tr. m Rectal Fis'nls, he w"u!. d . unlss- . costly op-r-ti"n was per- formed: but he cured h,raa .lf win
 five hoxes of Bn~klen's Arnica Sslve
 the sur-st Pile ure on E.''h. and the bea, s>lve .n the World. g cent. a hox. 2. Id by ToIbstnne rrue Stn'e.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27

I Wish to s3p'sss ny 'hsnks to the spufsesurers oi Chsmb~:lain's Colic Cbclera end D.svrhoss R~medy. for having pus on tho market such . - nd. rfui msdicin :" sssa w. w. N .ssine gill, sf g. sumoni. Tegs- There are rsnv shoussud "G mother. whose =. Il V. n have ben .ave~ fss m ~s'sek os aSe~~.esv .rd ~soi Ss ,n'an nm
 h ..--t -ls- fsI hS ksu'. sSs ..Jok, slse ;om.ssS-eD Dru. Ss~.e.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Probate court. county of Cochise. Tern tory of Arizona.
 IN THE MATT R OF THE ESTATE OF Louis Duvsll. deceased.
 Ortsr. n show cauSe why distribution should no, he mad.
 Dr reading and fling the D ttion of Frank B. ms in. the acminsf aGr os th- ssiate of Louis D. val. deceased aying for an otder of dis trihutio" ft1e r-sid sc of said estate. among tic persons nti led thereto
 It is orde cd q at all rersons interested in the estate ,h. sad Lcuis Duval dec Ised. re an app-ar hefo"e | Hon the pr s1at. @ Iri 'ocm cf ssid crur in fe unty court h use of sai~ fios hise oun'y m t1e sify of TombS'on-. OR Friday. the Iotn day of >ovenb 1899 at one o'ciok, D. m. The and Ihere to show cause. why an order os distrbutioa sh 7uld not b. made. of 'he rt sidue of said estate. among q C he rs Of said 'eccased. according to law. And it is furih ordered, that a copy of this oreer te published Tor two success i've weeks he- fore the said lo'h day of November Isss in the Tombstone D~ih Pc Prcroe. a da,ly n-w,- psp~r pr'p'ed and prblis ed, n the said ely of T"mhs-one. and CoInty of Cochisc Arizona Territory
 nated October aeth 1see.
 w BRADLEY so-aw Probate Judge.
 e e>r'.<firsf'o" fS sssy
 C; thariic is
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
TO MINE CIV NERS

B ing m commui icaii"n with 6 nnn.b- r Of essttrG investors who de ire ,o purchase Uf b,.nI de-i-ab!r C D p.. and gold prospect. o' merit, rr"-. p@cio,s and mine owi CTS w,ll GO v, e iissfh.ir mines uitt me, giving ful p-rpcnlnrs of luc-tIon, work dom. "rms .tc. Call Al Iny office ur send iesc' ptions. Your property msy jus, ruit.
 CHAs. w. LACKBURH,
 Allen St. be-. 4th aud 5ih
 Tnmbstof A T
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
NOTI. E

Notice ia b-rehy giv n that n .indersigue'i hss purchased the inter -ss o: the Tong Ling C.. in fiis veg. able gard. ns near Fairhank. Tn public is Ioufied thn, Wmg Ton i.miliarly known ss O,d Jim is n ong-r c"nn.c d with the above bu-t er- finn and und'r igned will n he responsible f,r any debt- contrac ~d by him.
 WoN0 TaNo ING rairha, k. Oct. 26 1899
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
The Ape q s'asar

la 'rvi.d " all i""r dy D pti wh"-. S, m. ch hhr Liver are cut or, CT. Ali ens h ,h. ild ki ow ,h [ b Xii p's S.v l. |. Pr l.. 'he w',n tr'' S,. m-ch md I've Ken d eiv -Il ndid spi ute, -' und digr. ri"n si rPular h' dI ' hibi, ,h-t iu.nrs pei ct la sl'h and great nHrgy. Oul sS at Tonb-,ore drng st";e.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27

CIesn-e tn liver apo how. l.. srd feEuisss the 2, ssens by using Prir' y Ass. Biftsrs. l. crsases end Sus'sins perRy. fc | by the 1omb-,os I.ruG S'ora
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27

Mark q 9mi.h arrived this morning from Tuosnr. Mr. Smith isempiov q by friends of Rohsrsson decessed io che p,oe, cuti n Of sido.y Page whose sx .minssioo tstee pl.ce scdsy.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
CONSUMPTIOl1

IH Its incipient stage may be cured. This ssct has been established. It has been proved beyond doubt by thousan nds of persons who have used the great blood. nerve and tissue builder. HUDYAN. hCDfAN has drawn thousands away from the clutches of the dread disease
 There is no denying the fact. Many peo- pie have been restored to perfect health by HUDYAN after their cases were pro- rounced hopeless by the best physicisns
 You can be cured is you will. Do not dc- lay. Remember that delays are daper. eaa. They are especially so in cs.rS nf
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
CAU HON

All Iersona are hsrty csntionf d ist to tuy oi, or desl ~iti. P M. Hil tcp or ~iie or any other gerson but the uDestsiritd fer cry cattle O. D. rres hrsId. J. H c ror, e ted or circle and s'isI Rl tIand; or any hrg-, A. all ss d irop IT, belong to Mex e Rs,ny snd To one el.s hss any rght, ttereio.
 4 H. EsAKrIL.
 Guardian .f MrKee Rsiny,
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27

Manuel Icaz. w.s f.,s-i SIG for as- ssult in Justice sshas, ss court ;o- day.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27

Have you any stin ci-eas Y II s' take ilad purifier. Pa'mrrs Ssr.- pa'il's l. the b. st for -Hlr by Ton Dru, st re. q
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27

Mir. D. L. Lang uncle e' 'he H.lder- man brothers who are in jail here, sx- poets to leave in day or two for his home in Stockda'e. Texas hr-t having made . visIt tn some of the cattle ranches in the valley, being acqraint ed with several Texas stockmen who gre now engaged in cattle rai-ing in thi- county. Mir Lang has become auits we'll .cqnsinted with our ci'i zens and i. btosi and liberaimind@d d uest.rher. Nn,with-tandinq he finds . strong sentiment here agsin.t his nep. hsw. he i. not uumindiul of the spiri, of fairness which all accord hims"lf A.a consequence he feels thar k'u and ha. shown hi- appr cis'i"n D x pressive worde.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27

N.~ K yal sewing nachin 2. gn.'- ,Bt.,d O Oy'.rs, or aie tor S2U
 PABR ws
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27

Yos eont-m2' of cour' th Chic I Police vas 6asd el0 tod y by Ju. ee Schuster.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27

"Mexicsn Neuralgia and Toothacbs sure," puck, harmless cure, 25 cts. Tombetone Drug store. ti
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27

incipient cunsump. tion. Look atIaese syp ptoms. Study
 n ( m carefu ly. Are they yours?
 Then ycu must b. careful You are within the grasp 0 consumption HIDYAS will r.- lease you. Tlk, IuDYAN nov.
 Of TIE CHEERS Ks s IN Tiit AFTER NOON AND EVE NlNG-ihe hectic nrSh tn e frs: symptom of con- sumption. HUD VAN win cause it to dis ap ar. ntDYAN will es
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27

Ja. Ri-Ily is in 1ucnn on pro'es siopal bu.ipe.s.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27

For sale. one Hall safe. Apply It F. B. Austin. q
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27

NichOla. Hun .sker and vii cama in today from Rucke: On . short vi-it
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS,

An old. well-tried remedy. Mrs Win.low's Soothink Syrup has b, used for over fifty years by millions oi mothers for cir children while rteth- ing, with perfect success. It -oo,he- the child, sof'ers the gun r, all"ys all pain, cures wind co!ic, and is the b..s, remedy for disrrhoea. |, ,s plcas.u, to the taste. Sold by druggist in every part of the world. Tw n,y-fve cents bottle. Its value is incalcu- able. Be sure and sek for Mrs WiDslow's Soothing Syrup, snd ake pn ~'her kire.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
NEW MEXICO ( ARlzONA R. |.

Daily. Pacific time
 J.I. FPEv. General Manager. NAucLE. E. Gts.'s. Assistant General Manager. Train Master
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27

00vE0-Bae fcR KIfey Cen. 0nxantesd tobacco habit cure n.aksS u8oUQa9s eeood vuga t0c. e. AL drasg-.-.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
LOCAL NOTES, No.8 Cookstoves SIS at
 BARRows.

See Bisbss news on third page. tf
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27

Hy Every thing in lire is st class land Sod
 prices that defy mpetton.E
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-27
RAILROAD TIME TABLES

ARIZONA ANpl SOUTHEASTERN R. R
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-05-06
AT the Bij0u.

"Too Much Money" the attraction
which will be seen at the Bijou next
week, is described as an interesting
comedy. 1t is from the pen of Edward
Owings Towne, and is said to be full OF
bright witty dialogue and funny situa-
tons following so closely as TO cause
almost continuous laugh from the rise
to the fall of the curtain. TOO Much
Money is truly queer title for COM
edy, and it was selected because the
plot OF the skit dwells on the idea OF
some men being SO wealthy as to inter-
fere with their matrimonial aspirations.
While this may appear unreasonable it
is fact. There is a religious sect
called the Dunkards, who say that it is
easier for camel to go through the eye
of a needle than for rich man to enter
the kingdom OF heaven, and they object
to marry wealth on these grounds.
Upon this idea is founded the plot of
this comedy, and the complications that
arise in adjusting the situation make it
brilliant, sparkling comedy.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1899-05-06
WATERFORD.
Resolutions of Coincidence,

y AT meeting of Division No 1, L. A.
OF A. O. H.. Stevens county, Mimi,
the following resolutions OF sympathy
with Sister Dusllek IN the loss OF her
darling little son Francis, were adopted
Whereas, 1t has pleased God in bis
Infinite wisdom to take from. Our worthy
sister her loving child; therefore be it
Resolved, That while we hun1bly sub
nit to the will OF the Divine Providence,
ye: we realize that sister Dushek and
her husband has lost one who was dear
to them, one whose demise has left a
vacancy in their hearts, and a sorrow
that even time cannot heal
Resolved, That we tender to the be.
reaved ones our heartfelt sorrow and
fervently pray that God may assist them
to bear their cross.
Oh. not in cruelty, not in wrath,
The reaper came that day;
1t was an angel that visited the green
earth
And took the flower to heaven away
Resolved, That our charter be par
tally draped in white for the period Of
Thirty days in sympathy with sister
Dushek's sorrow, and that copy Of
these resolutions be sent to the afflicted
family, and be entered on the minutes
Of their meeting, also that they be pub
lislle1 in The Irish Standard and the
Republican Times.
Miss Nellie Moran,
Miss Nellie Ntzhugh,,
Miss Lctitia McCanney,
Committee