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Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

There is a whole lot of talk
about reorganization being
indulged in by all political
parties except the one at the
pie counter. The parties are
not so much in need of re-or-
ganization as the people who
do the voting.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

The worst danger to the
American Republic is that
there are too few thinkers
Thousands of people would
rather follow a party into
darkness and corruption than
to study an economical or so.
ciaI problem for themselves.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

The republicans were as
badly intoxicated over their
sweeping victory in 1888 as
they are now, and in four
years they were almost wiped
out of existence. History
may repeat itself.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

The initiatiye and referen.
dunn is having a healthy boom.
Even some of the plutocratic
papers say it is the only thing
that will give us a real re-
public.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

The railroad companies are
still giving it to the shippers.
And why shouldn't they?
They have hold of the appen-
dage and a down hill pull.
Jones "he" pays the freight.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05
A KEEN CLEAR BRAIN.

Your best feelings, your social posi-
tion or business success depend largely
on the perfect action of your stomach
and liver. DIR. Kings New Life Pills
give increased strength, keen, clear
brain, high ambition. A 25c box will
make you feel like new being. Sold
by Young Drug Co.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

Judge" the republican
comical magazine of the Unit.
ed States, has come out for
government ownership. And
not one of the small politi.
clans dare deride it. A great
many peoples ideas are shap.
ed by their leaders.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05
WAR SHIPS AND BOYS.

Admiral Dewey furnishes . good
story for use in our legion. It has gone
the rounds of the newspapers. but it ie
worth repeating. Tell the boys. how
absolutely spOtIess everything Is kept
on man Of was, and that ono DAY the
Admiral ordered the men to ges from
the hold of the ship, ana pat into posi-
tion for use, the biggest rope and tack.
le on board. No one could imagine
what 1t was for, but no one asks ques
tions of ships commander, especial.
ly in navy. When all was ready, the
Admiral ordered the rope to be fassen.
ed to tobacco quid that some careless
smoker had dropped upon the deck; the
machinery started and the Quid
dropped overheard. We may be sure
that no more tobacco guilds were drop
ped on the deck Of that ship. But
ought lnan-of war be kept cleaner
than boys bodyY
-
George Baumhoff. superintendent of
the Lindell Railway, st. Louis, says:
Under no circumstances will I hire a
man who smokes cigarettes. He is as
dangerous at the front end OF q motor
as man who drinks; in fact he is more
dangerous. His nerves are bound to
give way at critical moment. A mo.
torman needs his nerve all the time,
and cigarette smoker cannot stand
the strain"
~
Geo. Terrence. superintendent of the
Illinois State Reformatory, says: II
am sure cigarettes are destroying and
making criminals Of more boys than
the saloons. Cigarettes are not the ef.
feet of crime, but they are the cause of
It."
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05
A Novelette, on Virginia Life Before the War

Laura Spencer POrtor, gifted south.
ern writer, has just completed a serial
in which she portrays girl life in the
Old Dominion, of the eante-bellum days.
Into her story she has woven the social
and domestic life of the Virginia gen.
try, pictured their fetes. festivals,
courtsbips and marriages. giving most
Interesting glimpses of the descend.
ants OF those patrician pioneers who
settled on the James. The serial has
been secured by The LADIES' Home
Journal. 1t will have early publica-
tiOn, under the name of Those Days
in Old Virginia.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

Direct legislation and gov
ernment ownership would
make a good foundation for
reorganization if you re-or-
ganize at all.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05
Four years more Of the
small sugar sack.

A tremendous coal miners
strike is on at Madisonville,
Kentucky. It's all on ac-
count Of the full dinner
pail" See!
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05
REWARD!

We Will pay ten dollars reward for
the arrest and conviction of any party
or parties hunting or shooting on any
land, owned or controlled by US, known
as Houchin & Palmer's ranch.
HOUCHIN & PALMER.
q. w. SHAW & Co.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

There are too many people
in the country who do not
vote as they shoot off their
mouths.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

Senator Davis, of Minneso-
ia, chairman of the senate
committee on foreign rela-
tions, finally passed away last
week. He was sick about a
month.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05
"A WOMAN's AWFUL PERIL.

There is only one chance to save
your life and that is through an opera
ton" were the startling words heard by
Mrs. 1. b. Hunt, of Lime Ridge, Wis.
from her doctor after he had vainIy tried
to cure her OF frightful case of sfom-
ach trouble and yellow jaundice. Gall
stones had formed and she constantly
grew worse. Then she began to use
Electric Bitters which wholly cured
her. It's wonderful stomach, liver
and kidney remedy. Cures dyspepsia.
loss Of appetite. Try it. Only Scots.
Guaranteed. For sale by Young Drug
Co.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

All kinds OF furniture bought and
sold. stoves repaired. and second hand
goods OF every description constantly
In stock. Store on North Main street.
FISHBURN & Co.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

BY special arrangement with the
Word and Works Publishers we are en-
abled to furnish the INDEX, Word and
Works and Almanac for $1.50 to sub
scribers who pay in advance. The reg
ular price of the three is $2.25. Sub
scribe nowl
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05
NOTICE..

j. ID. Hellines has opened a meat
market first door south of Lebrecht's
store, where good meats will be sold at
lowest prices. Give him call.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05
CATTLE FOB SALE.

Four coming 2-year-old steers. one
yearling steer. four 2-year-old beifers,
four young cows, six calves-all natives
and we'll bred shorthorE and hereford.
Call at this office
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05
w. C. r. U. COLUMN.
Conducted by the Ladies' OF the ". C. r. o.
CIGARETTE pofsoN1Ne.

A horrible example OF cigarette pois
oning was published to the world, Tues.
day, Nov. % in q dispatch from Spring
field. O., which says: David Hurley
l9 years old, died OF the effects of cigar.
cite smoking. Hrs father says the
boy smoked S5 worth OF cigarettes ev
cry week. He had shrivelsd up until
he looked like an old man. His lungs
were In bad shape and his blood was
very thin. The physicians opened the
boys arm and found that the main ar.
terry did not contain . drop of blood
1t had dried up. The boys father re.
quested that the case be made public
80 that it would serve as q warning to
other boys" Will not the parents, al.
SO, who read this take warning? Why
should any parent allow . boy to smoke
80 many cigarettes in q week?-The
National Advocate.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

MONEY TO LOAN-I want choice
loans on Barber county farms or ranch.
es at 8 per cent. Will be prompt in set
tling. Write me at Kingman, Kansas.
&. w. SAMPLE.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

Elm posts, shed timbers, FIRE wood at
reasonable prices, at my farm 5 miles
west of Med Lodge. E. F. Thompson.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

H. 7. Woodward Is exclusive agent
for the 0. B. Flour-the best brand in
the market. It is popular with ali who
use 1t. Buy q sack and be convinced.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

Jno. I.uallen handles all kinds OF con-
fectioncries and baked stuffs. Patron
ize him. His prices are lowest.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

Malaga Grapes, Fresh Oysters and
Nuts of all kinds at l.. X. Pyatt's.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

60 to Fairs for coal Oil, gasoline
feed. -four and potatoes.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

Old Papers for sale at this Office q,
20 cents per hundred.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

We will take all the wood OH sub
scription We can get. Bring in your
wood.
Barbour County index., 1900-12-05

q
States and any other nation. that tend to fbe
destruction of human liberty.
And n further manifestation of imperisl l.
ism is to be found in the mining 1fstricfs ~
Idaho. In the Occur d. AIene district eoIdiars
have been used to oYerawe miners etriyin9
Tor measure OF industrial independence ana
we denounce the state government Of Idaho
and the federal government TO ahridoe
the ciyli rights of the people and to enforce
an infamous permit system which denies 70
laborers their inherent liberty and compels
them TO forswear their manhood and tSeir
right before being permitted TO seek ennIos
ment.
The importation of Japanese and other In.
porers under contract to serve monopOlisffe
ton Of the immigration laws. @ We n demond u,ossi
that the federal government shall take co90i-
zance s Oh TINS menacing evil and repress IL un-
Ger ex1sting laws We further pledge our.
selves to strive for the enactment Of more
stringent laws for the exclusion OF Moneolian
and Maiayan immigration.
We endorse municipal OWnerahfn of nah
TIC utilities and declare that the adyanfsrea
which have accrued TO the public under that
system would be multiplied an buudred
Iold oy lis extension to natural intersfato
nonopoles.
We denounce the practice of issuing In.
pioyers ard employees making criminal srfs
by organizations which are not crirmims vhsr
perIormed o. lndivlduaie, and demand lezis-.
We demaud that United States seusfors
6nd ~, other ofheials as far as practicable bo
sa s,ecded @ py direct vote on the people. Belisv-
mcIeo ballot are essential TO q governments
OF, for and by the people. the Peoples parfv
condemns this wholesale system OF dfefran
cniseinent by coercion and Intimidation adoDf
ed IN some states. as un-Republ3can and IN
Democratic. And we declare IL to be The A,
ty OF the several state legislatures TO fsfe
such action as viii secure q full, free and fsar
ballot and an honest count $50 - -
We favor home rule In the territories apd
the District of Columbia. and the earig edn,fe.
SION OF tne territories as states. We denouDce
me-. Ins e1 penslse req tape system. political NV
orlusm cruel ana unnecessary delay and Grim.
maj evasion Of the stafufee IN the mana@S. !.
ment OF pension Offices and demand fho 49,
pie end honest execution or the Iaw ana 80
ruinilment by the nation OF its pledgee 80
service pension to all Of les hOnorSfiv -
charged Yeteyana -
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-01-28
SHADE TREES
What Will Grow tO Best Ad-
 vantage ia Arizona

Under ;ha heading What to Plant on Atbor Day, s circular issued by the Arizona Agricultural Experiment Ststisn recommend. messuits and pslo verde in localities where there is little water. Even where there is ample water for irrigation the mes quite sni palO verde invariably excel the umbrella and most other import ed trees from an effective and decor alive standpoint st the expiration of five years after planting. This csr- tsinly has been the experience of the University grounds at Tucson. Con- rysrgeneI the opinion, the wal | growth of mesquite, pslo verde and ether indigenous trees ef our foothills and plains. is remarkably rapid, par tIcularly Hhsn grown for decorative purposes, where they may be given more water than under natural con- diti0ns. A specimen of palo verde now growing on the University grounds. has trunk ten inches iu diameter and wiGe-spresding, hand some top. fully twenty-iour feet Tn width. This tree grew from @ seed -ince 1893. In rapidity of growth it hs. far ontst.;pped tue ash, locust, umbrella, ca,alps and mesquite, grow ing in like situation. Ths station has on hand a quantity of the seed of this tree which they will willingly attribute free . charge to those de- firing to plant them"
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-01-28

w C Psttigsr foreman of the Cop- per King Co, propsitiss at Barrett was Tombstone visitor today. Ar. PottiIer states the new 30 ton smelter of the company arrived Saturday aud wo kmen are now busy putting up the machinery. l. is thought iu soont l2 or l5 'iays the new jacxer wlli be reIdy U star. up and prap.r- aIioas n d for a contln uuus run.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-01-28
The Latest \ Ray Inyeaiisn

Is the hndoScopc, winch Is for ihe pur- pose of examining the interior of s,om- ach. IL IS claimed, that with this instru- ment, the treatment of stomach troubles wil! he revolutionizsd, as II loc ,tes the cause of disease. With due respect to science, however. would state that the causes of stomach troubles have been known for the past ify years, and like wise their cure, which is Hostettor's Stomach Bittcrs, a medicine that has many Iaita,arS. but no equals. l. cures dyspepsia. lndiiestion ,biiousness. in5om- mia. IL also prevents malaria; fever and ague; and keeps 'he bowels regulsr. When not feeling right take a dose. IL IS the standard medicine of the Ameri. can people. Look for Private Revenue Stamp over neck Of bottle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-01-28
HOW IT CAME
Why the Mexicans Called the
 Americans GringOs,

The word "gringoes" @ often used m Mexico is accounted for by sn ex- change ia the following unusual man. ner: When the Americans went to war with Mexico . melody, every verss of which endsd with Green grow the rushes, oh." was very popular. It pleased almost every ybody's fancy and was sung by young and old. While in camp the soldiers would sing j: cen stsntly and all the asricsns could hear was Green grow the rushes, oh. They immediately began to call the AmeFIcsn soldiers by the frst two words, as it sounded to them, grin goes" They made it into one word hy which they W.! eIer know ths AssIicsns--'Grin c"
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-01-28
A NEW RULE
When a Deliberate Lie is Not
 a Lie

gentleman from Montana how was a witness ID ths Clark case, lad ds1u c new rule in practical s,hic- the ether day. We quote from the record.
 c. Whstis yoIr understanding oi a alis-the meaning of s lIs9
 A. A lie, as I understand it, is an untruth told tJ psrsol who has a right to knou the truth. (L,ughtsr.) ,
 Q. Then you do not understand ,ast 6 lie is A s,atsne made with tue purpose to deceive?
 A. Not neces 'arily, because you nsy ak me question about some matter Of which you have absolutely no right to know, snd yet il I refuse to answer, il might indicate to you the very thing yon desi-sd Co know Under those oireumstauces have th+ the right to make misststem.ut.
 z. Then yeu bslieYe e lie in s Goof cause i. ju-tihablsf
 4. I do not designate it as a lie. l. is misrepresentation to deceive, ana fl rcumstane-s justify it, yes cir.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-01-28

On Saturday evening MT Thamas Vaughn and Mrs Alma Johnsnn were joined in wedloek, Julge Brailey officiating. The couple are vel. known residents of C,ebise county The groom for several terms w4- elected constable of Bisbee and is one si the most po2ular citizens of tbe Copper Camp; nsr dos. hi, popularity eud with his native hsath for ho l. equally favorably regarded by q legion Of friends in Tombstone and wherersr be is known. The brids is 6 highly respected and esteem ed young lady Of this city where che has resided since girlhood and has many friends. The happy couple were given a ronsing reception and show cred with congratulations and best wishes in which the PRosPECToR joins and hesrtiiy wishes them unbcundss measure of happiness and pros. eIty.
 The happy union is not without a tinge of romance and endfd ss all such things usually do. During the serious illness Of Mr Vaughn in Tom bstone it so happened that Mrs. Johnson miDisteTed 10 the sick man. wants and by careful nursing soon had him restored to health. Cupid played sn important part hencefortb and the marriage ceremony os Sstur- day vas the eulminstion Of the sccur. ste aim O. Guy i'd with his arrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-01-28
GIsBEE, Jan. p, 1900.

lfIrbEE' Jhh. --t tSNSs
 coPPERINss.
 Same kind of weather. Begins to look li:tls dry.
 shsria Scott White was SD incsm. ing passenger today.
 Constable Tota Vaughan and bride, came in today from Tombstone.
 Ths Esisier, Pesrssn Go. with Xinetoseops viewa clossd their eILi- bilion here last night,
 Allen E. English, the lssd;ng erisi- nal attorney of the county seat, is here on legal business.
 Arrivals at tie Bes.emtr. A Elliott San Juan; Dr. Zinmern an, Tucson Alfred Brown, Denver Geo l. Truman, San Francisco.
 At the Norton H l. ParI CT, Lords- burg; Geo J. LDugtsn, ,sme; c B. wa,sop, same C5s- K Cressmsn, Los Angeles; Ruthsre:ord L Noyss, Her. mosille, Mex.
 The Coovsr Medicine Concert ard Advertiiing Company have pitched ;be;r tents among ss and intend % stay for quite while,
 Among other important improve. ments ai the mils one of the nos: us-iul is the electric crane with q lifting capacity oi 2c00 lbs. This is y!sc-d between the smeltsrs and con- re:ters snd sill dispense with much maun4i labors.
 WN Orton, A miner had . narrow escape from being crushed to dsa,a at the miae today. Timbsrs and dirt fell upon and aroand him, but with the exception Of some slight .euti and tIuises he came out uniIJured,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-01-28
Newspaper ofic in Arizsns. Nc

Newspaper offices in Arizsus, New Mexico ard Texa. are sdmonished to loox cut for smooth isosj, sleek, humble, isir.y well dressed man, any where from 50 to Gj years of age, who pro!esses to be q, experienced jour nslist. He is always talking sbout h:s "snY;ronments." A little eIperi- ense with him will disclose that he is environed aud saturated with fraud, dsesit and rasciiity. He passed here under the name, "E Fl. Bennett" h g nay have others. If he should cal l on you, kick him out of your office without listening to bis plausible story, Pass him lround.-sIn Ber- nardino Transcript.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-01-28

The sxtsntion of the railroad south from Mace, makss that poiJt prom icing proposition aud . factor si inn por.ancs equal with NogAlss. There fers it is qui;s probable ,ha, the De- partmsnt has decided to make the principal base of ousiasss At . poi Q { whsrs less turmoil prevails than has prevailed ct Negalss for toe leng . ms,-JlsiIsa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-01-28
Caution Notice.

A IL PERSONS are hereby warned against "A buying. leasing. or in any way seeking to obtain any right, title, interest or control oi any certain mining claims in the Huacbuca Mountain. recently attempted to be located by !. II. Tippe.t and R. Y. Dunton. Said at tempted locations are called ''S=mmu and Monarch. respe tiyely. and attempts to ap. propriafe the mining ground under the loes ioas long and well known as the OUTLOOK and OOiLJOOl. EXTENSION, situated near the sun,uit of the middle pei< of lhe fanse between ihe head of Ramsey asd Maple CsHyoas, which ClaImS were not open for location al the date 0 said attempted appropriation by said |. II Tip pe;t and R. v. Dunion.
 furihermorS. all work done on said ground
 fths OUTLOOK and OUTLOOK EXTEN.
 ION by sad parties aforesaid is hereby claimed and tho same wiIi bc for the b.nef, q said OUTLOOK and OUTLOOK ENTFN SION mining claims tle pFopsrJy of the m |. aers.ncd, ]. W. STUMP $ co
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-01-28
BIsBEE, Jan. 2l, leeo, COVERINGS


 Jamss Douf'as is a guest sf Sup Waiter Douglas. We are triil epinying phenomena weather. IL is very pltassnt but the outlook Tor grass and water is poor. |
 The doics Of James Hesney th' man f~uni dead CD Saturday morning and Joe K. Fox wao was killed by D $ Sanders, Saturday noon wers in tered today at the oounty's expenses. Chss NJ Johnson s coxboy, was ar rested tonight fer exhibiting a pistol in s threatening manner upon the person ef John Hsbsrcorn. Ia default of $50 bail, he was placed in i.ii awaiting trIal.
 Edwin H Cooper, Phoenix; W Hapon, s. F; w $ Mead, $. F; c. c. Land, Santa Barbara; Frank NJ. Moreno, Moc;ezuma. Mex; Herbert I Nichols, Fl Puerticits, Mex; are guests of the Bssssmer.
 At the Norton House-E W Riggs, Salt Lake; W A Cray, Wilkesborn, |, Pa; psI ison Snu'h, Neuvs Cssas Grande, MsI;J Compton Silver City i; Louis Bennett, Clifton.
 Early ca Saturday morning the dead body Jam $ Hesney was found in the gulch in the rear of the On Can restaurant. Heapey had been a resident of Bisbee hut short while and during his stay here had been drinking heavily. Th!s .cse.se: -:.h an attack of pneumonis, was unaeuht- edly the cAlss ol his sudden end The csroner- jury su nonsd in the case brou shI in a verdict 10 tba, effect. Hsaney was a msc of splendid phy- sisus about i5 years Of age and weigh sd about 230 pounds. Az near as can be Rscertsined at present, he cam her. from Briti.h Colsnbis whers he had been following the occupation ef s miner.
 D. S. Sanders . colorsd boot-black k killed another negro named Joe K. Fox, Saturday noon 6 short distance down the railroad track from the cen ter Of town. The mso had mad some trouble over . trivial matter and For it sesm.. armed himself and invited Sanders cot Of tswn to settle the matter. Sanders compiled and fol- lowed his chsllsnssr to tho spot in' dioated when Fox suddenly turned upon him with ths remark" well here is where am going to do you" at the same time Ieschiug for hi, gun. San- ders, Sho had taken the precaution to arm himself, got his gun out tir.' sad sboi Fey twice, one bullet pssrin 2 ia at the right side, through the heart and lodging in the skia of the left upper ara1. The ot5er shot shstt red the right shoulder. FJy fell dead aud Sanders gave hiuself up to the au. thoritie.. The coione-- jury broughl iu A verdict to the following effect Eve find that Joe F. FeI came to hi. destb from ths effects of pis,oi shot wounds, ip fietsd by ooe D, 5. S.ua- dsrs who soted .in sell defense and we hereby eKonerste the esii siCdsrs from all bl.m or crim!n q! prosecution
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-01-28
YAQUIuPkISING
A Wellkn0 VII ArizOniau Tells
 About It.

"The published reports of Eaqui proclamation and establishment oi 6 nrovisionsl government at Babisps is absurd" sand Max Aarks to PRoS Pkcrok reporter today, referring to the proclamation published n these eoi- umDs Saturday. Mr MarKs who is s wellknowa k-izonan has been in Mexico for the past l5 years with headquarters at her:nosillo, is we'll acquainted with Sonora, and matters psrt.;nins to the YAqui uprising
 MT MsTks states the socslicd Yssui war is confined to a point in ths Bac. atstti Mts in Sonora near Ortiz and the battle-ground is within a stretch oi 50 miles, the Yaauis being forced into the pountains and are hemmsd in b, Mexican troops.
 There are theusan is Of Ylqlis a t work on farms" continued Nr Marks, "who are not in sympathy with their fellow fighters and the uprising can only bs chased in the sams degree & the Apache campaigns in this terr- tory when . band ot rsnegsdes leave the reservation, Dn the warratb, and the troops were ordered in pursuit. The mum Der of hostile ' -quis are vsri- ously estimated at from SO t) l200. A captive who recently escaped from the Indians stated there was not ovsr 400 guns in their possession, tn, bal snes of the warriors using bows and arrows. The Ysquis are also ruunin 3 short of rstions and it is thought the uprising will shortly be at an eAd.' Mr Marks finished by paying 6 glow ing tribute to Governor Caledonia Orti: oi Sonora who, he ststsd. sfforded every protestion to Americans an ! doing everything to sutdus ths up. rising.