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The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-27
Arrival
William Johnson, of Naco, came in last evening and registered at the Nor

William Johnson, of Naco, came in last evening and registered at the Nor ton.
 Fl. F. Shurman, of KinGstonS New Mexico, ls guest at the Norton, and will be here attending to business mat ters for while.
 Chat Mccoy came in,from Lordsburg, New Mexico, yesterday, and is giving his attention to affairs oi business i'll this city.
 Ei. Murphy. who halls from Pheerix, is registered in town and is devoting his tune to matters concerning his business.
 William R. Orr, of Phoenix, regis tered at the Bessemer last evening, and today is circulating among our people on business bent.
 W, J. Reeves, Chicago. a business man of that city, was at the Bassemer last night. He is taking care of his business interests in this neie hborhood.
 J. T. Head, of Los Angeles, is a busl- ness man who stepped off the train last evening, and will remain with us few days
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MINING NOTES.

Deals are pending involving two bis properties at California camp Nocte' zuma district, Sonora. One, Fl Capl- tan, will be bonded to wealthy Denver company. The other, the California group, is under offer of sale for $2OO,0UV to California and Bisbee men. In this latter property, which is most import ant group, c. ". Mitchell, Dr Clarke H. L. Story and J. J. Evans, foreman at the Nacosari mine, own shares. The consummation of these important trans actions will have quite a sti i"uiahng effect on mining matters generally throughout this favored district. The properties will be thoroughly exploited, and force of men commensurate with the amount of work proposed by the companies, will be put on at once. The successful development of the ore bod ies will, of course, add to the produc- ton of copper, and the consequent em- ploymept of labor in this region. J. l.. Williams, the we'll known min. ing man, who lately acquired the group of mines at .nina Corona, Mexico, came up from his property yesterday and is looking after his business affairs In town. Mr. Williams is engaged in de- yelopment work on his mines, and IS assured by the present indications of the ground now being worked that an ore body is near at hand. The nature of the rock is in accordance with simi. lar descriptions of rock shown in other properties where the ore bodies uncov- cred have been of most valuable class. Mir. Williams is fortunate in his choice of most promising group of claims.
 Surveying for the purpose of patent ing is being done on some very import ant claims in South Bisbee. These properties, for which patents are being sought, are owned, among others, by Mike Brophy, Peter Johnson and Tom Higgins.
 Mr. McGraw returned yesterday from & trip into Sonora, in which country he is the owner of several very promising mining claims. Mr. McGraw expresses hls confidence in the outcome of the de velopment work he ls putting into the property, and expects to uncover some rich copper ore at sny time.
 A strike is reported at the South Bis bee.. The ore was uncovered h one of the lower levels and is proving to be of very rich quality. It is believed that the development ot the lead will show the discovery to be one adding very ma. terially to the wealth of this promising property.
 Everything is running smoothly st the Cananeas, The shelter IS running full time, and an air of business pros psrity is pervading the camp in keep nx with the importance of this rich prop erty.
 A strike of rich copper ore has been reported at the Silver Spray. This orc is of phenomenal richness, the assays showing over seventy per cent in cop per. The quantity is not yet tested, buc it is certain that it IS sufficient to add to the Extraordinary wealth of this wonderful property.
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Notice.

All persons knowing them selves to he indebted to Preston Fletcher, the former proprietor of the Queen Restaurant, are hereby requested to call at my office I'm mediately and settle such accounts, the same having been assigned to me for collection, with instructions to take i'm mediate action in the premises
 s. K. WILLIAMS, "A' Assignee.
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Brook and Stephens Caught.

The two Silver City jailbreakers, whose capture was recorded in yester- days issue of the ORB are James Brook ana George Stevens. When overtaken oy depatles marshall, Johnson and posse' the fugitives made desperate hght for liberty but fortunately were cred without loss of life to either side. They refused to return to the United States and are held at Pilares awaiting the arrival the necessary papers.
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Road Will Net be Built.

It is said that the Copper Qus en n'S suspension of work on the Nacosari and Gnlti is therconsequence oi tia SAuta Fe's purchase of the 10 mer company's Concession. Current rumor has IL that the line from Naco will be aOan fond , and a direct line be built from Casas Grandes to the gulf via Macosari.
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bIl9

"l think would go crazy with pain were. it not for Cham ber,ain's Pain balm," writes MT. W. II. Stapletop. hermine, Pa, "I have been afflicted With rfeumatism for several years and have tried ' Mmedta without 'ri,fmber but Pain balm is the bes, us3lic,ne 1 nave got hold Of" One application re. lieves the pain. For sale by all drug 0ists-
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Queen Pharmacy, iorphotographic sup plies. F2l u Lem Overlook has received bunch of : well fed hogs from Phoenix.
 F, Conners, foreman in the Copper Queen mine, will leave for Cape Nome tomorrow.
 The big compound engine has been Ssftted and will be ready for the road in a:few days.
 e. ]. McCabe and wife were regis tered among the guests at the Bessemer lest evening. "
 y6uperintendent Morgan has received . new railroad gasoline tricycle. with all tho latest Improvements.
 /. LT. Hood arrived from Los Angeles yesterday. Mir. Hood has accepted a position with Mir. Cunningham in the BaaE 0fBisbee.
 sThs ORB joins with the entire com munity In wishing Mir. and Mrs. U. J. NcCabe every possible happiness that :" thit world can afford. John Tracy, who returned yesterday from .a tiip to Arispe, Mexico, was kicked .hy one oi his horses. The injury will cause him t3 be laid up for some :, time40 come. ' WAETED-Position as cook in pri- vant family or boarding house, by an : expeiiencsd cook. Address
 |; r.2 Mss MARY BoEHLA, 2, .s Box 47S, Bistee, A. T. Henry H. Tietien the Shoemaker, has purchased very desirable residence and ground in Tombstone Canyon from Scott Tnraer the Nacosari mine fore man. y$
 A meeting of the Improved Order of Red msr1was held last night which was Aumeroualy attended, and at which several naiefaces were adopted, and quite a number of names submitted for msmber ships
 t Myan ". Howe, late editor of the oRn, bassbeen engaged as pedaSogue at the Bisbee pubic sehool. As preceplor ol the aapirfng 'yputhSi the city Pro- :. lessor Howes well known erudite ac. .qulremsntsphaye rendered him valu- -abIe acquisition to the educational fsSuity. %
 Frsak Bruce, the we'll known Bisbee brick mason, ia starting a.new industry. Ne is ieveling up,.a piece of ground be. low the slag dump, for the purpose of making yard for the manufacture of 8 new kind of adobe, which will find ready market in Bisbee for building purposes.
 Otto Korb, Grand Chancelbor, KIP. BoOpyille, Ind, says, ".DeWitts Witch HaSsl salvs aockhss the moste delicate skin and heals the most stubborn ulcer with certain and good resuits." Cures piles and akin dissAsea. Don't buy an Imitation. Copper Qusen store ana ( Bhbes Drug Co.,.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-27
Alvord Gets Whisky.

NS,sf
 Conductor Brown, of the Arizona and seoutheattsrR, Mas told by Steve Roman me Bsnt?n baggass-Daster, that Alyord dand hisiSpmpanions were two miles be- low the Silroad town yesterday after ncon' and that Stiles entered Benson the eveniirof tho same day to purchase shiskv
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Notlcs.

All pecsons having bills of any kind against the Fourth of July committee of 1899, are hereby requested to present the same by May lst. 1900, to H. W. Studley or J. k. Henderson. Unless this be done the accounts will not be allowed. Signed,
 H. HARRIs,
 H. w. STUDLIY, H. c. FRAZIER,
 LEE Ross, ... n"a K. HUMPHREY, J. K. HENDERSON, .. FRANK DOUGLASS,
 Committee.
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A public meeting will be held at the school house on Saturday evening. April 18th, in the interest of the 4th of July celebration at 8 o'clock
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FOR SALE. For Cash or on easy
 payments an upright Everet piano, nearly new, oak cass. Apply at tnls thce. N. 24th. ''
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-27

Go to o K Livery Stable, il you want ,sood driving teams.
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-27

, A ttS lllS Slu OI two years l had run into consumption. I coughed terribly, lost flesh, could not sleep, and became so dreadfully weak that I had to take to bed. Tn the following eighteen m on ths I gradually reached ;he last stages of consumprion. N 'ess than seven physicians treated me and all gave me up saying I was in- curable. Twas absolutely helpless. The whole fam fly wore themselves out caring for me. One day mother and sister came to my bedside. and said
The Arizona daily orb., 1900-04-27

May l--May-day dance, by Copper 0uscn Band.
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For Sale.

Brown Legghorn eggs from full bloods, for setting of Is eggs, $?.00. Address P. 0, Box 475. MI6.1m
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FOR RENT.
An Astonishing But True Story

My home is in Sidney Ohio have consumption tel others took
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or two to live their cheeks Inc doctors had declared save willing die but before the cruel bev to Tnne go out and Sidney would before h But insisted gfy my dying carriage slowly driven Court got nome Prov
 ough trial aconsumption TOT an instant worth But drowning ober 1 so tried this taking doses or the medicine and improving all the me TodayI Act s any reader of this medicine cured every word here s F ~ ~ " 2
 
 
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Local Brevities

Coming Attractions
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Queen Pharmacy, forphotogr aphic sup plies. F2l Il
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-10-05
ROYAL s;,;,ss Fsxcxs
" ABScaUTEN pURE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
Analysis Of Bryan.


DR. George L Miller, a lifelong Dem
ocrat, for many years proprietor and
editor OF the Omaha Herald, presents
view OF William J Bryan which
throws strong light on the candidates
political and personal character DR..
Miller says:
"l know Bryan as well rs anyone
can know him, for / worked with hmm
In his early political days and have
been IN touch with his actions OF
more recent years i haze no iaiih
whatever In his sincerity, because
credit him with more than ordinary
intelligence He knew the Ialiacy oi
the free-silver proposition when lat
flrst thrust it upon making she party
In this state, but he insisted npon
making it a political issue, for, with
panther-like qHickne>s, he realized
that ii could be readily employed tt
deiude people who at that time were
suffering from a universal business de-
preston"
Proceeding with his analysis, DR.
Mile saws
THE primary objection TO Bryan II
his continuous assault upon the estab-
llsbed institutions OF has country, has
uDrenliiting attacks upon our citizens
who happen TO own something, his
opposition. TO the rights OF our courts
and his implied careiessnesss as TO the
preservation of law and order. He Is
forever appealing to class TO array one
portion OF our people against another
He panders 10 the desires OF The envi-
Gus, nnscrupnlous and irresponsible
members OF society, and for that rea-
son alone be is a dangerous man TO
place at the head OF onr Government !"
Of course, every person who reads
Bryanls speeches sees instantly that
We have in these statements delsnea-
ton of his purpose, method and char
acter. We reproduce one more extract
from this searching statement by the
man who for many years was leader
OF the Democratic parry, In Its better
days, IN The State OF Nebraska
HOn the rights of life and property
he molds his speech in anarchisiic
form; on the subject of law and order
he ipcites the revolutionary spirit; on
the Philippine problem he promises
different from the course now being
pursued by the administration, bnt at
tempts TO catch votes by a groundless
cry Of imperialism
Bryan Is as sincere In his utterances
On the Philippine question Is he In his
silver doctrine Portland Oregonian-
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-10-05
Weaker Than Greeley.

u Sterling Morton's Conservative
Mr. Bryan has frequently made the
claim that be received an unusually
large popular vote In 1896. Because
OF the oftrepeaied assertion of this
character, many people have been de-
eeiFed INTO believing that Mr.. BRYAN
proved an exceptionally strong candi-
date and would haye been president If
the popular vote had determined the
result. To correct an impression SO
at variance with the facts il is only
necessary 10 refer to the history of
presidential elections
Mr. T. H Clifford has complied the
presidential vote from the FIRST CAM
paign ofAJackson in 1924 to the cleo
ton In 1896 1t viii be surprise 10
many an ardent Bryanarchist to know
that the representative OF the sacred
ratio received the smallest per cent
OF the popular vote of any Democratic
nominee during the entire period
The defeat OF Greely has always been
REGARDED as the most hnmlliafing dis
aster to the Democratic party Greeley
reserved Al per. cent. OF the popular
vote. This record OF Greeley was &C.
lipsed by Bryan in 1885, Mr. Bryan
received but 10 per cent of the popu-
lar vote This showing ought to
silence the absurd claims put forth by
Bryanarchists, whose lac K of judgment
is in part compensated fog by an ex-
cess of enthusiasm. There is but one
possibility for the Democrats TO dupli-
cate The humiliating record OF 1896
and that is by repeating the n0nlina-
ton made at that time.
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-10-05
Consent or The Governed.

The democratic plea for the "cousent
of the governed has a false ring TO it.
When struck by the hammer of hard
facts the resultant sound disclose The
flaw of insiDcerify- The difference
between democratic precept and prac-
tice on this Issue is best illustrated by
the following extracts. One of them
Is part Of some remarks made by
Senator Tillman last winter IN debate
with Senator Spooner, wherein the
former explained and defended the
suppression OF the black vote OF South
Carolina The other is from the Kan
sas City platform, which that senator
helped to make and which he read to
the convention with great nnction.
From Sen Tillman's speech.
ave took the government away.
We stuffed ahe ballot boxes. We shot
them. We are not ashamed OF IT.
With that systeIn-force. tissue ballots
etc.-Ee got tired ourselves So We
called a constitutional convention, and
We eliminated, as / have said, al oi
the colored people whom we could
under the fourteenth amendments.
From Kansas City platform.
We declare again that all govern
ments instituted among men drive
their powers from the consent of The
governed; that any government mol
based upon tine consent of the govern
ed is q tyranny, and that TO impose
upon any people government OF forcs
Is to substitute the methods of imprr-
ialism for those of republic
aConsent of the governed" Is held ta
be HIoo good for niggersy bat none tc
good for the Filipinos-
If the black men of South CarDlins
are to be allowed 10 have nn voice IL
government Why should The people
who would deprive them of that voice
be % 1nsisfent for stable self govern
nentD for the brown men Of tine Phil
| ppines Who are infiniily more igr0r-
/ ans of the advantages Of citizenshiE
| in self governed republic Tac0mz
News-
Why experiment on yours on your
self With remedies Of doubtful utilit,
] when you can get Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. which has steod th'
test Of times Twenty-Five years sal
and use hare proven that remedy 4
] be : prompt and certain cure for cold
II will cure cold in : dav If take
- Son Is the cold has been contr.cs
Cd and before It has settled IN ID
systezn- Sold By G Y Dunbar's
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-10-05

A startling incident, is narrated by
john Oliver of Philadelphis, as follows
al was In an awful condition My
skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken.
tongue coated, pain continually In
back and sides, no appetite, growing
weaker day by day. Three physicians
had gwen me np. Then / was advised
to use Electric Bitters. to my great
joy, the FIRST bottle made decided I'M
pr0vemenf- In continued their use
for three weeks, and am now a well
maD- know they robbed the grave
OF anolhe victims No one should
fail to try them, Only 50c-, guarantee
at Dunbar's drug store
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State Republican Platform.

Four years ago, the Republicans OF
Washington met to mourn over uni
rersal calamity and despair under
democratic rule Today we meet to
rejoice over universal prosperity and
happiness under Republican rule.
Democratic theories became danger
Ous when coupled with political pow
er; and they are not improved by a
mongrel mixture OF free silver and
populistie vagaries- They can be rem
dered harmless only by maintaining
Republican rule In the nation, stale,
and county; and to such maintenance
we pledge our strongest effort.
We are proud of President McKin-
ley and indorse his able, fearless and
patriotic administration We rejoice
that he is again our standard bearer
and viii continue 10 be The honered
chief OF prosperous and happy peo-
pie He has fully redeemed the ante
election pledges Of his party. Under
his leadership protection and reciproc-
ity have again been restored TO their
proper place in public law; the Ha-
waiian Islands have become part OF
the Union; Spain has been compelled
TO llfi her heavy hand from off the
Western hemisphere; Cuba has been
made free; Puerto Rico is happy un-
der our flag, the Philippines are rap
idly learning to appreciate and accept
that kind Of liberty which is known
and understood only by the American
people; our army and navy have been
ably sustained; the honor of our flag
has been sustained at home and
abroad; the Democratic heresv vf free
silver has been put TO sleep By a Re
publican congress, and the gold stan
dard has been reaflirmed In the most
positive and satisfactory manner; our
country has been made better than
ever before, and better than that OF
any other nation ON earth; the sun OF
prosperity has driven away the clouds
Of despair and the civilized world ac-
Ku0wledges and applands the glory
and honor which hare crowned the
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-10-05

than equal to the burden imposed by
their selection to the high Offices they
SO ably fill We especially commend
their effective efforts regarding Tecla-
nation of arid lands and in behalf OF
settlers within forest reserSes.
With over two billion dollars OF tor
eign commerce, ..only z per cent OF
which is carried in American ships, we
most heartily indorse ihe efforts of
the Republican party, and pledge The
support of our representatives, 10 place
American shipping to the forefront OF
the trade fleets of the world, and spe-
ei6cally indorsc the plank of the ma
tional platform relating to the mer-
chant marine.
We favor the building of railroads
within our state as an essential means
OF Its Development and growth, and we
also favor the adoptlon and enforce
ment of just and equitable Laws regu-
lating and controlling them.
We stand for loyalty TO flag; for
gold standard of value for all our mon
ey; for protection and reciprocity. for
the Nicarauguan canal, owned, ope-
rated and defended by the United
States for the election OF United
States senators by direct vote of the
people; for the further enlargement of
our trade and commerce; Tor such dis
examination and national aid as shall
speedily result In the nsbnllding of
our merchant marine; for the rigid
enforcement of the law against trusts /,
for the loyal and liberal support of
the nations defenders-the army and
| navy-bOth In peace and in war, for
the uncOmpromising suppression OF
the rebellion on the island OF Lnzon :
for The unlimited defense OF every foot
OF territory under the flag, and for the
protection OF every citizen in every
land for the immediate rescue of onr
people imperiled IN China, and sor
ample restitution for loss OF li5e and
property therein, for Territorial sor1a,
OF government for Alaska. ineapdina
Profession 70 navigation and oppose
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1900-10-05

,.,EIGOME CHAPTER NO 40
wv ORDER EASTERN STAR
Meets every Saturday after Full moon OF each
month Ali members in good standing are
made welcome
MAGGIE HILTON C. H. FOOL
Worthy Ma1rol- Sec
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And bring children into the world TO suf-
fer from an inherited blood taint? PeoDle
do not realize that foul blood may Eurlk
under fair skin, and that the fire srrold-
erlng n the blood of the parent NAV
break into fame In the flesh Of the child.
DR. PfeTce's Golden Medical Discovery
puts out the sanoldering fires Of scrofula.
1t caeanses the blood from disease tairts.
strengthens the weak lungs, heals the
diseased stomach.
rD-- P5eTce's medicine has done wonders for
ny two suns" writes Mrs NJ Hartrick OF
De1aStsT- Oszego Co, n. Y zB0fh had scrcfula
i have lost two daughters IN less than five wears
with consumption and srofula. NY eldest sun
was taken two On three years ago with henur-
image from the lungs IT troubled him for over
year He took DE- Pierccas Golden Medical
Discovery, and has not had one u over wear
MY younger son had scrufnlors sores On ms
neck, but has not had any since he commenced
10 take yua1 nediciaen
Use Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets fcz
the bowels and liver.
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Society Cards.

FIRST METHoDIsT-E EPISCOPAL CHURCH--
Preaching every Sabbath al Ii O'Clock A. N
and 7-90 P NJ Fabbs4h School at l2-l5 A NJ
PRAYER meeting ct --3D r N every Thursday
EVERYBODY is invited to attend Seats Tree
REV B MCMILI1N- Pastor
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G e. Cross Post No 90, G. Ar
Nfstss IN EhDrfer'S hall first and third frloAy
nights of each month Comrades are corolAiaR
invited 10 visit and join
/ w WOODS. JoaN cEa6,
AdJufRnf- CoEmknoel
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CHELTON LODGE NO 81
y A o. o W.
= Regular meeting every Monday evening NJ
O'clock In the ODD Fellows Hall All mempe1s
nj uaod sanding are invited TO attend
W & STEEAET- L MISS
Master workman RecoroEf
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attention wholesale
A w -F'REDSON Manager
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cAEAwAMISH LODGE NO ls--
l. O. G. L
Meets every SATURDAY. evening Al s-5g IN lAs
a "a = Hall Visiting Members in goo0
standing are made wtacnne
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r-gY REBEKAH LODGE, No IS
m LOO F.
Meets every 2nd and 4fh Friday evening IN Ooo
Fellows Hail. shelton Wishing pIosaa1ls - -
rssffrs are coraia7lv invited to amend Social
session En Third Friday evenings
FILA N0Kr0N Sec HELEN FORREST = q