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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-27
Toilet Sets s.'9 :..P SOS


AT the very low
est estimate. every
one OF these sets Is
worth 1910.
There's choice of
four patterns
b.ue. green. and
neutral tints. un-
derzlszed, and of
a very fine grade
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-27

The last lot OF
sample Hats that
we contracted has
just been deliv-
ered-right in the
nick of time to
give you men who
want a fresh
looking one a lift
till spring.
The Derbys are
in Black and
Brown. shaped on
Dunlap and Young
Midwinter Blocks.
and genuine wine
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-27

81 OK choice OF many kinds. styles.
o'o' and colorings. including plain
Black Tafeta and Satin and Fancy
Stripes. etc. They are all the present
seasons waists. therefore absolutely
correct in style-and were thought
splendid values at 1896. sT.75, and IS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-18
ScrOfuIa SWeIling
On the Neck and Great Weakness Caused by Impure Ricod Was Constantly SroSing Worse.

"When my sO- was : years old he was ;n very poor Ec-it and we could g.: nothing to relieve hir. At the age oi years te began to cC-1glsin of soreness on both sides of his necA - q soon Jumps be- gan b gather on oDe tide and grew to hall the size of sa egg. We then became moro uneasy and began 10 doctor him for scro.uls. He gradually g7e7 worse, how ever, until at the age Of twelve years we had lost all hope Of his recovery. He be- came so weak he could sit up but few
 minutes ct time. My fife saw Hoods sarsaparilla recommended as great blood purifier snd we sent and go: bottle. We began giving our boy the medicine &C., cording to directions and it was not long before we saw he was improving. He continued taking t until he was in very good health. He is now I3 years old and is well. We recommend Hoods Ssrssps- rilia for all troubles caused by impure blood" s. NJ. SILVER, Grouse, Oregon.
 Hoods S:.-s--;,arilla is cold by all druggists. CT; six for g. Get only Hoods
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-18

of incsndiary fres, and five deserted buildings were burned within few days. The population vas iu csndi- ,ion 10 .r joy lyncmnc, but the fir bug was not identified. Ths dsusle was not material, as Tombstone ha empty houses ,o turn.
 The old Tombstone of the eaily 'SOs is prob ably known 10 every boiy whe resds English, and i;s record i- one O blood and moaey. l. was wilhDu, doub; the "aotte,t" toSn on eaIth. and no attempt W >s ever made to k. ep tab ou iis killings. Ther was trouble all the tim,, for somebody WAS always looking for trouble, and had 70 difficulty in fading it. The peace able man was ss cafe from assault as he would have been In San Francisco. rbcre was little drunkenness, and W ifs, fights. Whatever was werth V iLaI4SiHs -oOAh was nOlhu rSit4luE with 'suns." Ia one of the wIll- remembered killiogs, seven men, in two psrtiss were engaged, three being killed, and the other four wounded. Ike and Billy Clsnton and Tom and Billy McLowry, range men, constitut- ed ons party, and Wyatt and Virsil Earp and Doc. Halidsy. townsmen, the other. Their quarrel. whatever it was. eulminsted when all met, one morning in 1880, in front of the Epitsp pin office. The shooting began on sigh,, and alter a few minutes ls,d pumping, the two McLowrys and Billy Clanton wer~ dead in the street, and the ether four men had uore CT less bullet holes in their bodies. Ike Clsnton left the country and the feud n as ended.
 The duel, which did not occur, be. tween Pat Hsgi,ton, editor of the h. dependent, aud Sam Pugdy, ed.tsr cf the EpItaph, marked sn ePoca IF the wild times. The trouble grew cut oi an election fer sheriff, in winch J r Ward was the republican candidate, Lsrkin W. Carr, democratic, and Dave Nasle. independent. Several minor shooting scrapes had occurred between the varisus per.ons interested, before Hamilton chsllenged Purdy to A duel. Hamiiiou's second was Ned McGoHsn A noted duelist, who was member of the Vigilance committee of Ss1 Fran cisco iu 'i9. All preliminary arrange m-uts were mels. The duel wss t. be at fifteen Pacss, with pi-tol-. Ta~ meeting placs was O,I Mexico. A crowd of perhaps 2Uo men went with the dusliug party. The principals iooS their petitions and e: the last moment one of th-m fIked. l xoulda't dare print the gossip, even -t this distsn: day, as to which took water, for doa't know that every body connect d with the affair IS dead. McCow n was said 10 be 60 angry with Purdy that he was Incliasd to kill Lln.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-18

Ofa tooisl event that recently oc- cured at Jerome, the Tucson Citizen nan makss the following observation {: The cheerful information c.ssnss from Deception Gulch" in tho vixorou. town of Jerome, that sta dsncs in tbs, squestered quarter of the xres ..-pp-r caruP. one gentleman bi. oh shs left ear si anstbsr gentleman an- . friend Of the two after the bi,.e had 'pat the ear upon the hsor, picked i. up and at once proceeded to mske an alcohol pickle Of it. IL is 10 be inferr. cd that all thIs was done in full accord with prevailing ball form .tbics in Jerome and the man with but one ear asIpisg Tn the breeze, is row pr:vil- r cd, through the cnur,esy oi the n,u
 tnai referee, 10 Ro into the most pop
 ulsr drug store sf Deception Gulci
 and sss bis other ear beautiful and ir
 Tidescsns in bottle sf rickling fluid
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-18

The remains of Jas Welsh was in tered a, bisbes yesterd.y instead Of being brough; to Tombstone as pre- viously announced. James was well and favorably known in Tombs one where he spsnt his srhool boy days and grew ap 70 manhood in our nidst. At the time of his sldi-n ds mice he was in the Customs service and wAs sn efficient officer. His many friend. here are pa,ned ts learn of his untimely end and jDin with us iu eIteoding heartfelt sympathy 10 the bsreavsd father and ~iie of the deceased.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-18
Caution Notice

ALL PERSONS arc hereby warned aga 'nst I1 buying. leasing. or in any way seeking to ob'an any right, tile, interest or control O. any certain mining claims in the HgscAIca Mountain-, recently attempted Co be located by ]. H. Tippe.t and R. v. Ounton. Said at- tempted locations are called "Summir" and Monarch" rcsPe lively, aud attempts to ap- prop'iaie the mining ground under the locate ns long and well known as the OUTLOOK and OUILOOL EXTENSION. situated Ielr the samTit of the middle pen oi the range between the lead o; Ramsey and Maple Canyons. which claims were open for location al the cate Of said attempted appropriation by sad |. II. Tip pe;t and V. Dunton.
 of the OUTLOOK and OUTLOOK EXTEN. SION by said paries aforesaid. is hereby claimed and the same will be for the henei; of sid OUTLOOK and OTTLO K EXTEN SION mining claims. the property of ihe un- derSigned. W. STUMP ( co
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-18
H J Holsinger, is .pecial agent oi .hs

H Holsinrer, is special age D oi 'hs Land Department, Mr. Ho.singer has rsee,ved instructions 10 make . report ou the condition of the m ap 7 prshistoric cliff s..d cave dwellings in Ar,Zena. During the next six months. he will visit all ihs knwon locations of these dwellings and then report 10 the Smithsonian Iastitat- Washington, the sDnditinn Of th- dwellings to.ssher with such infor- matiou ss can be obtained ss the rss- torstion O: the most accessible o. the
 uins.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-18

Mir A Wilbsrfo,cs and wife and Mrs Laumister Of Stockton, Cal. who are visiting ., Ft Huschuca were visitor 60 Tombs,one today. Mr Whbsr;orce leaves tom orrow Tor San Francisco on . business trip and will be absent about two weeks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-18

Peter Gsu!d. one Of the prosperou. St David .snchers. va. up today from ths river and paid his respects to ,h. PRosPEcroR. Ar Gsnld hs. eight ar- tesian wells on his place all of which give an abundance of water for irriss- tion purposes with no siEn O! the flow diminisning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-18

sh, Fl Faso Times ssys plan is being considered of increasing the capacity of the Fl Pa.o smel,er Lately the plant has been unable ts handle all the ore ths, has beeu ship cd io from Arizona, New Me1.co and other poiLts.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-18

Dr Jsnison once attempted to con- ausr the Transvssl with five hundred men. England has already lost twice as many thousand and is ss far from the zeal e ever.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-18

" VlCKERS, President and Manager.
 Tombs,Ons LEW WILLIAMS. Vice President, Bsbes Ar JOHN BLAKE. Secretary Salford Arizona C w GATES Treasurer Los Angeles. Csi Principle range bStWern Chiricahra and Dragon mountains in Cochise cOunty. Steer Tanges on Eagle aLd Bcnita Greek in Graham cogIty, Arizona; Separ. New Mexico. aud Sherman Co. Texas
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-18

Jf Ls;el 6 prominent, mining nan of Denver. Colo. is . Tombetone visitor. Mir Dstei i. here to leok into ths merits .: . wsllkno=n &. up 0! minss in the Huachucas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-18

Dist Atty Lsni is preparing to Ee.s ;a.o :k. Barnet. co,tsge on Third street which residence he re, eent'y acquired by purchase.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-18

Capt Mo Blsin one of the gallant sf,esrs of the ninth Cavalry of San Juan fame, accompanied by his wife are visitors ts TombstoEs from F. Huachuca.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-18
fsrm Tsseday's Ddi v:

J. NJ. Cox, manager Of Ryan Bros Cst,ls Co, was in today iron the ranch,
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-18

Attorney c w Swan is moving his hesdqnarters . few doors below his oli office % Lawyer Row.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-02-18

DtCoCl and con, Barry. are over frof dileoI. They will return to Wileox tomorrow.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-06-04

ANUNCIOS AMERIcAhos
'un PuBn1oA L. ooasa esSas51
mulsiQn DE ScQtt.
steamship CompaHy.
ldoras rosadas del DR.. Williams.
We New York Lie I1sdf8hEe
Company.
Htpo cordial del DR.. Ulrici.
@aquinas - escribir Remington.
r Universidad oe Notre Dame.
0po reconstituyente de Stearps.
4quinas de escribir dc Hammond
yleo de cereza del DR.. Aver.
gebrlna compuesta, del DR.. Ul-
Ueei.
ppaf1fa de seguros de vida seE
Mary Academy, Notre Dame.
fSSor del cabello, del DR.. Avef.
4oe6n Forest City,
u y. A. : Lima & Co. Comis
Ulstas.
ooley Smith & Co. Comisionistas
rzaparrilla del Dr.. Aver.
Qmento Mellin para niaos.
dQras del Dr. 6ayaSE.s
4 6ras pa "a 81 MksaA del n.
AEae'ors' d .alFaa.a
The Coconino sun., 1900-09-15
Notice for Publication.
FLAGSTAFF,

Land office. Prescott. Ariz., Sept. l2, 1900.
 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said, proof will be made before the Clerk of the Probate Court at Flagstaff. Ariz., on Monday. October p l90O viz: Thomas J. Coalter. Of Flagstaff, AriZ.. for the SW | Sec. l2, T. 22 N.. K. F.. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz. J. w. Barber. William Kipson. of Bellemont; Arz.. F. R. Bayless, R. H. Cameron, of Flagstaff, Ariz. FREDERICK A. TRITLE Jr., Register.
 First publication September i5.
The Coconino sun., 1900-09-15
Notice.

Children in any of the first four grades who attend the public school and reside souih of the Santa Fe and Pacific Railway. and wish to become me nbers O the Normal training school, will please notify A. N. Taylor. Prin., on or before Saturday. Sept. l5. 1900. These children will do the same work that the corresponding grade does at the public school
 A. N. TAYLOR. Principal.
The Coconino sun., 1900-09-15

For F.xchange-nTwo fruit ranches in Los Angeles Co.,, Cal. IS miles from Los Angeles. on the s. P. R. R. Want Flagstaff property. For particulars address w. H. Russell. Flagstaff. Ariz.
 The Racket Store is the place to buy Navajo blankets.
The Coconino sun., 1900-09-15
Seashore.

Special low rates will be made by the Santa Fe Route to San Diego. Long Beach. Los Angeles. Santa Monica and Redondo on Thursday of each week from May 24 to August 30. Tickels will be good for 20 days from date of sale and 10 stop over at any point west of San Bernardino. The rate from Flagstaff will he S3l for the round trip R nnd trip rate to San Francisco. S5l.
 The fall meeting of the National Association of Merchants and Travellers takes place al Chicago August 8, l5, p 29 September ,. F, l9, 26. For this occasion Il rate of one and One-iifth. the lowest tirst-class fare. will he made and tickets sold on the following dates: August j to 10. inclusive, August l9 to 24 inclusive. September tOI inclu sive. September l6 to 2l inclusive. For further information apply to Geo. Sullivan. agent Santa Pacific Fe Rail road. Flagstaff.
 Experience is the best teacher. Use Acker's English Remedy in any case of coughs. colds or croup. Should it fail to give immediate relief money re- funded. 2j cts and 90 cts. w. R. Edwards. druggist. ,
 You are sure rO find something at the liIrkri Store NOn nerl.
The Coconino sun., 1900-09-15
PULLIAM & VAIL
 .........DEALERS IN ........
CENTS FURNISHINGS.

Shoes. Hats. Shirts, Underwear. Neckwear. Trunks. Valises, etc. Everything in our line will be included in this Sale
The Coconino sun., 1900-09-15
NOW IS THE TIME

To replenish your wardrobe with seasonable goods. fresh from the Eastern markets We have no shelf-worn goods to dispose of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-26
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

What can't be cured should be In
sured.
A small boys definition of mean time
is school-time.
A false rumor gains currency quicker
than the average man.
Lent Is the fast season, yet 1t Is usn-
ally considered slow.
II a young man stays too late the Girl >
father is apt to kick.
OF course the woman who pays cash
comes by her complexion honestly.
She is a remarkably handsome girl
who isn't battered by her photograph.
If a woman's head Is In her heart a
mans head must be In his stomach.
Nature is the only artist capable OF
producing perfect picture Of health
Some people are down on their neigh
bors because they are unable to come
up to them.
The broken on change after acquiring
ali the change In sight usually goes
abroad for a change,
One Of the great drawbacks in this
world Is that a man never knows 1t Is
too late until 1t is too late.
In Prussia the peasant women do
nearly all the harvesting. In this
country the women do nearly all the
sewing and grading.
A western genius has invented prep
aratlon for restoring old paintings. A
preparation for restoring new umbrellas
TO their owners would fill u long felt
want.-Chicago News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-26
Hnw He noupht LibertY.

Uncle Mark" Davis, of Macon, No.
was born q slave, yet he owes nothing
to the Emancipation Proclamation.
He is seventy years old and known all
over the county as the "left-handed
fiddler" From the time his ears were
first delighted by the melody Of a
stringcd instrument, when bit OF
plckanlnny on a Howard county pianta-
ton, he had wild yearnlng to own
one. Mark was a good worker, and
to reward him his master had slipped in
and placed over the cabin fireplace one
Christmas eve Just such fiddle as he
had dreamed of but never expected TO
own. Mark took to It. like duck TO
water and there were high times on the
plantation at night when work was
done,
But Mark wasn't satisfied with play
ing at night and would take his music
producer to the fields with him, and 1t
threatened to demoTalize the WHOLE
force. because they would sing and
dance instead OF working. The fiddle
was taken away until after working
hours. For the first time In his life the
SLAVE felt HIS ahackles. He went to his
master with proposition to purchuse
his liberty for $500, the money TO be
earned by extra labor anA bonuses
for specially good work on the planta-
ton,
II toIk nearly eight years to secure
the coveted bill OF sale" or release
document. and almost on the same day
Inc news came over the Missouri prair-
les that President Lincoln had pro-
,,t,y,,,,d oil slaves free Davis master
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-26

The only thing President Gates, Of
the American Steel < Wire Company,
succeeded in doing by the arbitrary
shut down of twelve mills Of that COM
binatlon was 10 discredit, for 4 tine,
the Integrity Of Industrial stocks. It
was a deep scheme that he had laid out
for depressing prices and contracting
production. but 1t docs not seem to have
materially affected I'll Iron and steel
market, at least not so far as the Pitts
burgh district is concerned.
The Pittsburgh Times, in discussing
the action Of President Gates says that
at is hard to ind a steel man In Pitts
burgh. who is not discussing with more
or less interest the action Of Chairman
]. w. Gates, OF the American Steel &
Wire Company. In closing down several
of its mills 1t is argued that Gares
hoped by his forced closing down OF his
mills. and consequent curtaliment OF thu
demand Tor blllats, to force the billet
men to lower thair prices to point
which he considered ths proper ona. His
hopes. however, are bound to b. blast
ed, steel men say. as the demand Is
keeping up to the full limit OF the sup
ply, and will undoubtedly continue TO
do so for some time to come"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-26
The senate's Rebulke.

The report Of the senate committee on
privileges and elections In the case OF
Senator Clark. Of Montana. which was
submitted few days ago, Is com
plete refutation OF the reckless charges
frequently made that the upper house
OF Congress is nothing more than Il mil
llonaires club Such charges emnnote
periodically from the Democratic yellow
papers, but in giving Mr.. Clark his
walking papers thr senate has defended
It's Integrity and resented the Insult to
its honor.
The Louisville Courier Journal puts
the case very happily whom It says:
III money were all that warr needed
to make senator, William a. clark
would be one OF the most eligible spnn
tors In the United statps. His wealth Is
so fabulous TINT h. crushed out all op-
position in his state, but. though he
could buy votes nc could not buy con-
vlctlons. and his wealth was pownrllsg
in the Capitol. He was not rich enough
to buy the ucqulescencc OF hiscollaagu's
and he win never be rich enough to 30
than whom they shy;
1.-The senate should, ls duty toltsrif
and TO tn country, demonstrate BY Us
action iu thiH cas- that seats In the
United States senate, procured rs s,uH-
tor C1fk. haa been procured, can not
be retained by lha deliberate julgmrn;
Of the senate TN Enate also ow7a a
duty 10 the people Of Montana, whJ,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-26
IrltPHON NUMBERS:
Ldl.otI.Iaooa....... s2s o0aalina Room. sl7
THE INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING. April &c, 1900.
Propoged pankIng Law ohanges.


The changes being urged in the ma
tional banking law by certain members
Of Congress at the behest of bankers
and otherconstituents interested should
be carefully examined into before they
are approved by any member of Con-
gress. The banking law Is a very deli
cate measure to handle, and should be
treated with great care. One of the
controlling motives for seeking some
notifications OF the existing law is ex-
planned in 4 Washington dispatch to a
financial journal 10 be the severe COM
petition which the national banks are
meeting from the trust companies. The
latter In som, states are not required
to keep any such reserves In cash or in
reserve cities as are required from thu
rational banks, and are permitted to
employ their resources Without the limi-
tations which are thrown around ma
tional banking operations.
The matter of maintaining large re-
serves in legal tender money Is involved
to some extent with the proposition,
which is finding favor in certain quar-
tiers, that national banks should be al
lowed to count as a part Of their ~
serves the notes OF other banks. The
bank-notc element is likely to be a
larger one hereafter than it has been
for several years in the so-callcd
money" received by national banks in
their current business. 1t is contanded
by the advocates Of counting bank
notes in reserves that the bank is de-
prlved OF any use Of a considerable par;
of It's daily receipts while it is waiting
for the conversion OF the notes into law
full money through the redemption
agency at Washington.
There are strong reasons, based upon
the banking principle, however, which
are being urged against permitting a
note secured upon government dsbi
and having little direct relation to the
supply Of metallic money. to be used in
lieu Of metallic money. 1t is feared by
the critics Of the plan that the paper
currency would part company with the
foreign exchanges and the gold basis If
notes could h. issued without fixed limit
and counted as the equivalent of coin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-26
Republican Primary Election.

The Republican Primary Election, which
| will be conducted under the Act OF the
Legislature OF 1891. entitled an act "Regu.
lating the holding OF caucuses, primary
elections or public meetings OF voters OF
| ctties towns. counties and districts, for
| political purposes, will be held on Satur.
day, April 2, lso), as follows: In Wash,
lngton Madison, Clay, Union. Centre,
| Webster and Richie districts from the
| hours OF II o'clock a. IN. TO I o'clock p. m.
and In T'rladelphia, Liberty and Richland
districts from o'clock D. m. to : o'clock
p. m.
The following will be elected: Seven G,
| delegates to the State Nominating Con.
| ventlon from each OF the city districts. and
six 90 from each OF the country districts
one candidate for the Board OF County
| Commissioners from each district
One candidate for School Commissioner
| from ench OF the following districts: Madi.
son, Union Centre, Triadelphia, Liberty
Two candidates for School COMMISSIONS
| from each OF the following districts.
Washington, Clay, Webster and Rltchle.
| Committee from each district.
Two enndidatei for Justice OF the Peace
Two candidates FOR County Constable
from each district
The voting places will be as follows:
WASHINGTON DISTRICT
vigilant Engine House.
Hose House, Fulton.
No 1872 McColloch street
MADISON DISTRICT
Seventh Ward Hose House,
Hoop's, n. Z. corner OF South Penn and
CLAY DISTRICT
Old jail No. 1907 EofI street.
UNION DISTRICT
Police Court Room.
Benhout Club. No. 1872 Woods street
CENTRE DISTRICT
iarimhn's Hail, corner Twenty-thlrd and
Market streets.
wEBsTEk DISTRICT
No si03 ChAplinc street
Squire Schultzc's Office, corner OF Tbtrt,-
third and Chapllnc streets.
RtTCHIE DISTRlCT:-
No. 1908 Jacob street
No, 1893 Jacob street
school House. east end OF Twenty-nIntb
TRIADELPHIA DISTRICT
LCathcrwood. School House.
Elm Grove, Mayors once.
rriadclphil, Green's Hotel.
Glendale, School House
.llBERTN DISTRlCT:-
Valley Grove, School House
West ldberty, White School House
Potomac, II. c, McCammon's.
RtCliIAND DISTRICT
Glenn's Run School House.
Brick School House
The. delegates elected under the nbnvo
call shall have tho right 10 app6lnt iS,Ir
own nltcrnatcF. '"'''
.. BY order o. the Ohio County Republican
Executive Committee.
wM. II uoRNlsu.
1oll,E W. KINDELBERGER, N"'''''@n'
"pA Secretary,