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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

Two months ago skunk bit a Mexican through tha nose, in the Jerome neigborhood. The man went from Jerome to Chaparrel pu,ch. He was br, ught in from Chaparsl, yester. day, to be tried ss to h;s sanity. I, was etated that he had not eaten for four days and that he could not swallow. The man was lodged in a tent short distance south of the town and died yesterday ai:crnoon.- Courior.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20
SAN CARLOS INDIANS
To Be Given Home, and En-
 ccuraged in Farming

The following from the Ar.zona Bulletin leaves the impression that the government has at last awakened to the fac. that the Indians on the San Carlos reservation can, with little expense and encourageme ent be made self supporting.
 "The San Carlos Indian reserva- ton is occupied by about 2,C00 Apache and Mohsve Indians. There are 5000 acres of land, which could, with small expense, be brought under oul- tivation by irrigation from tine Gls and San Carlos rivers. About 2,OoO acres are thus cultivated now by the Indians, who raise wheat, barley anG alfalfa, the Irooeeds of which, with The sale Of wood and hay to the agency and the military post ant the i'suo on one-tfth of d,i'y ration of flour. sugar, coffee and meat. keep; them in comfortable condition. 2he Iudian office at Washington has at last on urgent recommendation of the agent :. consented 10 appropriate money to rut the remaining coco acres of land under irrigation. This will give each Indian family ten acres, enough 10 maintain iteelf withoI! the aid of tie government, in fact, to make them self-sustaining It is contemplated to build Il two-storv house for each faI'iiy. which will greatly impr owe their condition"
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

MT. J. w. Dunlap is in the city from the Huachucas where he is en- gagged in mining promising gold property in which Illinois capitalists are interest, MT. Dunlap sta,es lr has attained a depth of 45O fee, on the mIne but further progress has been prevented by the striking of water. As the ore body continues uniform to water and the value of the ore increas- ing, it is not proposed to abandon the original intentions of sinking to . greater depth and if need be to 1000 feet, therefore the matter of han ding the water is now receiving serious consideration and definite plan of action will be decided upon before many moons,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

The PRosPEcroR acknowleds re : ceipt oi basket of luscious p3ache 2 compliments oi A. R. English. The peaches We're raised in the orchard garden of the donor and she fruit Ger. tainly was feas. for sore eyes. An average specimen of the generous contribution measured l3 inches in circumference and for flavor and do liciousness would put the boasted California product in the shade. The donation was a treat and is fully appreciated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

Senator Clark said that when he goes to Washington to take his seat ss lsenstor from Montana he will place himself at the disposal of the people of Arizona to execute if pos sible their commands ct all times. "It will give the grea. pleasure, he said "to cooperate with the delegate in congress from this territory, in everything that will promote the we.- are of Arizona"
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

Two thoroughbred blood hounds are now the property of Graham county and are kept at the court house. They were purchased and sent to Solomohviile last week from the Huntsville, Texas. penitentary. They gre thoroughly trai.ed and will be kept for the purpose of tracking those inclined te fl from Jlstice.- Guardian.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

Tucson has Chinamen that Is fast getting on to American customs. The Star says: Tee Kwsn, a Chinese wash man, who Is the treasurer of g Chinese company in Tucson, skipped some days ago with S3se of the com. psnys money. Sheriff Wakefield got on his trail. which led to Fl Paso. where he put a special policeman on Yee's track. Yesterday morning the sheriff returned to Tucson with Yee who is now a guest Of Hotel Wake. field,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20
BIsBEE, August l3, 1899. COVERINGS.

The inian, daughter of Max Good enstine, died on yesteresy afternoon.
 The specIal returned from Benson today with Supt Ben Williams on board.
 Today was one of the warmes: oi the season. The thermometer about , o'clock indicating 9I.
 Many "bronco busters" were in town today and theIr antics on Main street amused crowd of on-lookers
 Mir Tim Msloney of the Nsco Branch store, was in town today Tim rode fine gray animal which he has recently purchased.
 Vim Wellis, San Francisco; J. T. Boadshaw, Dubuque; ; Jas Quin ic, Los Angeles. A. P. Carpenter, San Francis co aud John Reng, Nogales are guests or the Norton House.
 At the Hotel Bessemer the follow ing are registered. J. c. Hearne Wheeling West Va. A. B. Rich, Los Angeles; J. Nj, Reuck, Los Angeles J. H. Coockard, Wheeling Wes., Va.
 A large crowd went dowI to Ben- sen today to witness the match game of ball between the Benson and Bis bees, special rate ef B for round trip being made by Snpt Havrey. The Queen hand was also in atten- dance. The day fine and the Bisbee boys felt confident of coming out victorious, but fate and bundle Of errors initiated against them end the result was defeat. The following is the score.
 Uisbee 1 0 1 o ) l l 0-9 Benson 0 0 , 0 l o 6 I-l6
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

Since January l, ninety colleges, academies and seminaries and eight art galleries in the United States have received gifts amounting to $27 OFF, 35S, not counting contributions of less than 5000. The total of the six months is not less than S30,eOo,- 900, showing never before equaled in any country or period.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

One of the mammoth S)uthern Pacific engines, weighing no tons this week pulled lraia of sixty-iour loaded cars out of Yuma toward Los Angeles. The train was 8 little over half mils in length and the gigantic engine moved it with perfect ease.- Sun.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

The prospective corn crop of the United States for 1898, based on the July repsrt Of the department of agriculture. places the grand total ct 2,O5O .Ooo,OOO bushels. compared to 1924 ,l73,O 900 bushels in 1898. The estimated area this year is S1, $50, 900 acres.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20
saving.

ANsw Jersey editor has inherited $2QO 900 from the widow Of the man who inventos angel cake. We hope this indicates that editors are at last beginning to be appreciated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

A fracas between several drunken Mexicans at Fslrbsnk yesterday re- suited in one of the countrymen being ba Fly di,fi suref by sev ral ugly cuts from a bowie knife. The carver has skipped and the victim is in the hospital undergoing treatment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

iiIc UT lI.tlI4.
 IIySteria can be perfectly and per
 Ednently cured Ho matter how far advanced il may be. II l. h Y \ N will cure hyStcria. IIJDiAN will! re- licLe you of every symptom. The re lief is not only temporary - it Is permanent. HUD- VAN will restore the W C q k C n Q q nerves tO q heal tny condition and the symptoms will dISaTprar. HUE VAN Is the rem eJN you want.
 HCDYAN is fuI men and women
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

Mrs J. A, kolp. the elf ,ient stsno- grapher and copyist at the Reco orders office, wss taken very ill last week and yesterday recovered sufficiently to premit of travelling aud shs depart ed for her home in Los Angeles. Mrs kolb expects U return us soon as she regains her strength.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

One Of the most interesting incl dents Of the opening of the twentieth century will be the changing cf the Russian calendar so ss to make it conform to that used by. the rest of the civilized world. Steps to that end are already being taken by orde. of the Russian Government.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

Miss Ada slaughter is a Tom bstone visitor from the San B raardiao ranch. Miss Slaughter I- popular young lady whose friends in Tombstone are legion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

About 9 ,OO0, eco pounds i, the acgrc- gate monthly outpu, Of copper of the Anaconds Mining Co, Araconda. Mont. There are oyer I700 men employed; 40 cars of ore are daily handled.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

The property Of the AnsiJ Ameri- can Canaigre company near Tempe was soll last Saturday at Sherifr's sale 10 sa;iofy q jad. .ment for $l7 ,j77
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

Messrs J. o. and D. B Hearpe and F. H. Cr3ckard, are Tombstone arrivals from Wheeling w. V. The gentlemen are mining men and are here on tour Of ofiuspectioB.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

X women without arms has been married at Christ church. New Zes- land. The ring was placed upon the fourth toe Of her left foot. A similar marriage to this was performed at St. James church, Bury St Edmunds, in 1892.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

The assessment roll of Yavapai co lnty this year foots up total Of $4, 225. .S96.S7, being about fG00,OO0 in excess of last year, says the Journal Miner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

Persons who from carelessnees or any other cause take mail from the postofire that belongs to another. aud who fail tc return the sama, are liable to fine of 500 or one year imprisonment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

MT. A. Hill came in today and is being greeted by old Tombstone friends. Mr. Hill was former Tombstoner and still has property interests here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

At Pho nix Mexican was arrested Wednesday for stealing a wagon load of watermelons. He ask d fer jury trial and was acquitted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20
BIsBEE, August II, 1899. COVERINGS

A sudden shower of rain this after. noon had @ cooling effect upon Q hitherto particularly warm tempera- ture.
 AR. Mcleod left today for New Mexico and vicinity.
 Julius Cardenas has gone to Tucson ;or brief period.
 The tall figure of Uncle Billy P. Plaster was observed upon the streets today. He is just in from the Bull Spring Rineh.
 s. w. Taylor Denver and B. T.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

It is d vegetable remedy and has no bad effect CT the system Study your syInp- toms carefully. When you have done so. use HU'nHAN ard then tell your friends what il has cone for you
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

A. w. Hovs Of the Orb was over from Bisbee yesterday on flying business trip. He returned home this morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

A New York boy has been caught stealing money in order that he might study to bs a preacher, IL would al- most seem that this lad is worth saving
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20
From Tuesday's Duly:

Chas Douglass vas up from BrNok- line today on a flying business trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20
HYSIERIA

Is purely nervous disorder and all thg symptoms of nervous origin. Many women afflicted with hyStCria COntinue to
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

One of the New York city street car ways carried 2S9,00O,0O0 passengers last year. No wonder fortunes aIe m sde out of street railways.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-08-20

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS. Six months l5O
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14

Ion Johnson has the cheapest and
finest samples Of wall paper aud room
moulding ever seen IN Bryan. 10
For accident and life insurance either
iu lodges OF straight life companies see
Joe b. Reed. Also -clls -four. rice and
coffee. n
For Sale Cheap-Two iron safe,
twelve counters, SHOW cases and 9th.
er store fixtures. Apply to wyse Dry
Goods Co. 80
T.. d Gustayus, ! D. Gustayus. a.
IS. Gustayus, Frank Rogers, Joe Berry
and others were here from Madison
county yesterday.
Marriage licenses. ]. b. ". Jerichow
% Lula It'll, John Kopetsky 20 Udrazil
Tek.a Rsihna, Charlie Comichny 20
Barbara Leagsr
You will greatly enjoy the 10, drip
coffee, hot chocolate. hot beef Tea aud
bot coffee now served in iirst-c.ass sty Ie
at the Handy Kitchen. 90
Mrs. j. G. Dafwin ha. rc-opened her
private school. She Viii teach pupils
q. auy graie ur age 90 reasonab.etates.
Ser her for further information 43
Nrs. Naomi beard died Thursday
night 40 her home in this city in The
,jth year 81 Der age, leaving children,
grandchildren aud many friends TO
mourn ner los. She Was buried 40 the
city cemetery yesterday afternoon.
James IS Castles will move their stock
of furniture ADD uuderiakers supplies
into the building recently occupied uy
Cole Bro.. Hardware stock Monday
|Itis a handsome Building with au
/ abundance Of room Tor displaying soods
sh,un :. 81 Black and Hon. J. ;.
. Randolph returned yesterday morning
I from Liberty county ami vent over Ia
. MaiIsouvIle. The heavy rains aul
swollen streams iutedcrrrd with theii
/ bear hunt. tul they bad splendid
time and killed plenty Of email game.
Rev. ~. Bowers aud wife went t'
f. Nayasoia yesterday afternoon
. the former being called there e
conduct the funeral service of Mrs :
. N. Jack who died Thursday night 600,
. will be- buried ,hismoruius. Mrs. Jaci
was % sister OF NJ. ID. G.. DeMaret o
| thisuiy
/ Mf. N. n. James received a TELEGRAM
,esterd bearing the -sa geNs ui th'
death Of bis father, Mr. Is. %. jane
40 his home boz Virginia atan etiIy Lou
Yesterday morning Nc james iormr'
.IyIiyed ~ Bryan aid is well know
here aud the news OF his death was ie
re.yed oitl uauy expressions ui sufto'
aud sympathy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14
LOCAL NEWS.

ID Hearne went O. Marlin yesterday.
EJ. Fountain vent TO lIearne ye..
terday.
Ms. l.IlIeen g. Leon vent to Austin
yesterday.
Miss Rachel Levy returned % Naya-
.ota yesterday.
Jersey COWS with youngcilse- Tor sale
by s. w. perden. ~
REL. Upchurch va here from
Pankey yesterday.
Kit Jones and John Davis were here
from lola yesterday.
TT GoodWyn ofrro,idence, was in
ihe diy yesterday
Mi.. Lille Wilson returned from
Galveston yesterday.
Try that soda from the T2rrd Zone
OF ihc Handy Kitchen. i5
SIR. Il. Il. Rnoslc. be- visiting Mu.
j. II. Astin at Slum.ord.
Choice second hand piano foe sale at
je..dence Of /, NJ. Derirn. -
Miss Josie Clarke lett Tor ayisit o.
Houston yesterday afternoon.
Miliaey by Vh1le.a.e and retail.
very cheap at Mfs Prociofs. O
samB. Wilson md Dallas Hawkins
visited MadisonwI.e this week.
A choice second hand piano ior sale
At the residence Of 3. n pvrien. %
Gortou'- MinstreIs viii make their
drst appearance ia This city, Tuesday
Jan. D..
Sir. aud Mr.. ". y. CrenshaN were
here yesterday from Mesa, Gnmr'
county.
Hot chocolate, hot drip coffee, ho
beef tea and hot soda at ihe Rand!
Kitchen. %
Hing up central Tor the correct time
supplied from John NJ. CaldNeiis nrv
electric clock.
Jack Graham Wa 10 the dty ycs'er
day, having Iu.t returned from o. Wei
10 Alabama. q ". Graham has ale
returned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14
mr. In opiriou.

Paris. Jan ~ -Reyisionist organs
cxnrJss satisfaction over Wednesdays
debate Ia tno chamber Of deputies and
point out that the deputies are almost
unanimous IN critcising the conduct u
Qne.nay DO Beauropiire resiguing the
ot the civil division Of the
court ot cessation and making charges
against his associates Nauonist and
auu.revisoni.t newspapers call the SO.
ting sterile aud declare the order Of the
day solved nothing Several paper ex'
press tho opinion that the debate wall
have 20 be- renewed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14
.tnrm cul. on Landon.

London, Jan. la.-rh.s city was prac.
ucniy Isolated ull TO-DAY No news
or messages were received from the con.
tinent siuce early In the morning, and
communication 20 oil parts Of the prov.
inces are seriously interrupted. There
has been many wreck. Of minor impor'
tanco mud several lives have been lost
round the coast The gale has gener.
ally subsidec, but another Is approach.
ing from tho Irish coast
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14
Look vi Thcsc.

B.sline of misses aud ladies' Top'y
Hosiery. TALL weight 90 close ont at Gee
luced prices.
Bic line of ladies ruuhar- o. cl'fe a
2jc per pair.
Biggest line of embroiIyres eyci
shown 300 Bryan from lcup.
300 ladies due ubbei vests worth 25,
% lit 90 cIo.e uut 10 -Oc.
A Burt Norwood.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14

sedada, Mo, Jan. l3-Within the
past wcck Mount Don church, Black.
water caapo. and a schoolhouse IN the
northern portion Of Petti. county, have
been broken into, ana Bibles, singing
booss, school books, carpets, lamps, etc, ,
stolen Ricnari Decking was arrested
charged with the several crimes, and
confessed his guilt uo was committed
90 jail.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14
W. H. LAWRENCE
DEN TIST.
Office Front Rooms over postohice,
BRYAN, Texas.

"a BE ~ TImc' WE presented be
fore "a -umrv hat scattering downstairs
aui.enre add % wei. hled and entrusi.
a.tc gallery 81 night. II h. NOT 20
good a. 100 tbe da, when via and " cb-
strUr,t presented 30 here, and there
ars some aucrnit kes shat should ie
sImlua ri. nevertheless there Be- much
uati- blight aud iaughable, and from
tbr applause. the audience seemed
fairly well. pleased. and % was evident
the company made au honest effort o.
entertain
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14
Your Attention Is Asked 20 the
Following Announcement.

Following Announcement
ON aud after the lst day Of Janutr y
1870. / vii. run in connection with my
fire Insurance business. Real Estate,
Rental and Collecting Agency rca. cs.
tate bought, sold OF exchanged ON both
Country and City properly abstracts
furnished on AL, titles. Houses t'r
rent will be made q specially We doing
the renting and aec'.ug our patrons
viii not be- toirl's "l,a doing Then
own collecting CO. e"uur- o. Mort
gage- anu o.. other burit,s o.. "r. aiming
thereto. AZ 10 cumuls-'ut slli meet
all competition. Noiais uhlIc ~ office.
kindly give W. ,ral. We tullcii %
share ~ your business.
The lnsrfancr business will always
have my prompt, careful aud personal
attention viii no all time, see that my
patron. are fully protected.
Asking for a share OF your Real Es'
tate aud Insurance business fpr the
Newllear, | am Gparles Carr
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14
A SPLENDID OPERA.

Manager Nike announces that a
prompt and generous response has
been made TO his invitation TO sub.
scribe for tickets TO the Andrews
Opera Company and that from pres
ent indications be will have no dit
ficulty in securing the number Of
subscribers which are necessary TO
secure the company At present
he j. only about fifty tickets short
Of the required number aud be
wishes 10 remind his patrons who
have not vet signed the ist that in
helping 20 get this splendid organ
izaiion TO come 10 Bryan they also
help themselves because the sub
sribers -ale will open one full day
before the general sale opens This
company although a very strong
one and commended highly by all
the large cities oi the state does
no, raise b. prices and this com.
mends il 20 our people. The
big subscription lIst j. with Mr..
Mike and al opera lovers are in
vited TO call and sign il.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14

Versailles Ky, Jan ia-By the ma
riago II Thomas J. Zoysing, Of this city
aud Miss Lucy Sinclair, Of Georgetown,
Ky, the groom becomes moiher.In.law
Of his father ]. w. 2eysinr, whose soc.
ond wife, Mary Sinclair, Is a sister OF
the bride.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14

20 uy that expectation Glands on
up,oe but MILDLY rzprssrs The icrl.
iat of the thralr~goius pubic over ihr
coming nest "Wednesday, Of the An.
drew opera company, which is nov a..
urei.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14


KoEomo, Ind, Jan. %. - Cressis
Thomas, the iO.yoarold daughter Of
Assessor =. L Thomas, Of this city. IL
strangely rfil.cted, and tho physicians
are unable TO diagnose tine case. A week
ago large Sacks Of blood foymed all over
the vr'. bndy. commencing near the
joints The sacks nre ia the form of "a.
Aaloi badoers, and nearly as large,
most oi them. however. being about tue
80 Of hen eers 40 drst they arr deep
rra. ami later turn black Three of
these strange protu ymnces are on the
child. face, an extra large one hanging
from ner cnin. The physicians have no
hopc for the girls recovery.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-01-14

regular and adjourned regular
meeting were read and approved;
officers reports approved and or
dered filed and bills approved aud
ordered paid.
COMMITTEES on sewerage granted
fUFther time.
Committee on laying spur track
from railroad to water and light
plant granted further time.
The mayor and secretary were
granted further time on the pre-
liminary work Of issuing street
improvement bonds and disposing
Of same.
Aldermen Howell and Lawrence
the paving committee, recommend
ed that bids be advertised for on
three different kinds Of paving.
This committee was granted fur
Their time, aud authorized to en-
ploy a city engineer to work under
their direction.
Committee on painting city hall
roof granted further time, aud
authorized TO have new posts put
in chain fence around the build
ing.
! An ordinance was passed crca-
ting the Office Of city attorney, at a
salary Of $500 per year, aud J. f..
Butler was appointed to said Of.
fee for one year.
The health officer recommended
some sanitary measures, and the
council adjourned.
The San Francisco call., 1899-06-25
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