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PR1cELEY,AsH PITTEks cures the kidneys regulates the liver and Purii.s the boSels. 4 valuable system tonic. Sold by Tombstone Drus Co.
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BDR .

< EscAPULE.-In Tombstone Jan. l2, 1900 10 tne w.ie ei Joan Escspule-s ron.
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". c. Pottigsr is c Tombstone vis- itar from Barrett on a flying trin.
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An Important DInerencs

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AComplete liue oi fancy toile. soaps- st Tombstone Pharmacy. 1T,
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Fresh Russe,t Apple Cider a, Arstiu's. tf.
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LOCAL NOTES.

See Bisbee news on third page. ii
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NOTICE

regular meeting Of the Board Directors oi the Cobre G.auds Copper Co.,, heli in Bisbee September g, NIT. Geo Mitchell was appointed General Manager of the Company in place Of J. H. Costello removed.
 ". c. GREESE. President Cobre Grande Copper Co. sep29-i!
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New Lins sf Perfumes jns, rectivei st Tombstone. Pharmacy. If
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eirculatlon cf the blood and cause the checks to assume normal rosy color.
 2 TICKLING IN THE THROAT AND COUGH. At first the cough Is slight hack-that Is the first iuliDation. HUD- VAN will stop the ti, Sling and the cough HUDYAS will relieve IL In few days.
 8 A SLIGHT PAIE IN ONE OR BOTH LUNGS. usually near the tops. This Is an indication that the cOusumpuye germ has invaded the lung tissue. HUDYAN will eradicate the germ. HCDiAN will restore the lung tissue 10 healthy con dltion and prevent further destruction
 4 WEAKNESS AROUND THEHEART The heart IS becoming weak. lIDYAN will strengthen it and cause the weakness 10 disappear.
 Ycu have tho symptoms T- wise. Take HUDIAN before it is too late. Do not al low your case Co "n on ,s the !6CGTa6ie stage. If you do there VII be no help for you. HUDYAN should be used al once. lt will make the lung tissue strong and the germs oi the disease Will be rapidly drawn from the system. Then you will reEaInyour health and strength. IICDfAN can be obtained Of all druggists for 59c per package "r G packages for Ss JJ. Y your druggist does not keep HtDEAN, send direct to the lIDIAS REMEDY COMPANY San FrauCi-co or los An geles. Cal 4 staff Of physicians ard sur Reous may te consulted ire, if you V III call You may call or write as you de- sire Consultation Is free Advice Is free. Address.
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LAURA c. CRABLE, ?. NJ.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-13

1t is recorded that Pone crego-, a..
sixteenth offered his snuffbox to a carii-
nal; who declined 1t. saying, mo. Your
i hohness. ! have not that vice." to which
way. III Il had been a vice You would
have had IT," 'NN "ouiu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-13
Swan song of n Criminal,

a famous Japanese criminal was ex-
ecuted the other day in Toxic. He had
proudly avowed himself the author of
scores of murders and hundreds of bur-
glaries. Yet, like thousands of his
countrymen, he was a minor poet. and
even at the foot of the gallows he could
not refrain from writing one of the five
line verselets of which japanese. poetry
almost entirely consists.
Just before the bolt was drawn he
struck an attitude and repeated an i'm
promptu, of which the following is a
prosaic translation:
Repentance brings not
Escape from the natural
Reward of ill-doings.
Beware, We that follow,
Lest We be ill-doers."
The Emperor himself encourages the
production of these rhymeless trifes
and every January. a competition &c
held. theme is fixed, and the Emperor
and the Empress and great mobiles com
pose each poem not exceeding thirty-
one syllables. Their brevity often
makes them very obscure. Here is an
instance: Having had my-well
bucket taken away-By the conyoIvuIi
Gift water"
Which being interpreted means that
girl on going to a we'll finds that a
convolvulus has twined around tho
rope and rather than break il she soea
TO a neighbours well.-Yokohama Cor
respondence.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-13

Speaking Of your inside fur
nishings, they can be made to
. look like new-a few dollars in
vested In re-upholstered furni-
ture before it is too late may
: save you three times that amount
later
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-23

;hero. the same as prevails in other
regions.
Now that troops are In the field un.
certainty is growing among the miners
here as 10 their future
From Forest City. where the Hillside
Coal and Iron company has two big
mines. news comes that many men are
dissatisfied with the present status Of
the strike aud have announced their In.
tention 10 90 back 10 work Monday.
The Delaware. LAckawannA and wes.
tern c0mpany's men too are showing
restlessness and break may come in
their ranks very soon. as the company,
through General Superintendent Loom
Ia, announces that as soon as the men
get back 10 work their demands as com.
pany employees exclusively will be tax.
en- mp and considered.
The Pennsylvania Coal company
stands In similar position and other
companies are ready 10 do the same.
The position Of the companies and
their decided Announcement that they
will not deal with their employees
iArough the United Mine Workers or.
ganization, together with the bri ingina
Of military into service. has set the
strikers hereabouts 10 thinking aud they
realize the battle is apparently going
against them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-23
!. & G. N. EXCURSIONS


ST. LOUIS, No. Oct. Ist 10 9Th.
st. Louis Fair.
RICHMOND, Virginia. September
l'th % 22nd-National Baptist Con-
venti0n (col
PALESTINE, Tex. Oct. i6-fg->
Palestine Fair.
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Oct. % Nov.
2nd.-lnternational Fair.
DALLAS, Tex. Sept 29-Oct. Il.
Texas state Fair and Exposition.
DALLAS, Tex. Oct. g-i2-Con-
catenated Order Of Hoo Hoos.
ST. LOUIS, No.. Oct. i-g-St.
Louis Fair.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. Ills
National Convention Ch. Church.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. l6-26-
Cattle show; Assn. Hereford Cattle
Breeders.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sept. 3O-Oct. 2nd.
Special round trip rates.
Low excursion rates will be made
for all the above occasions. Ask tick
ct agents for particulars regarding
rates, dates Of sale.
write 10 ID. j. PRICE. G.. P..&T.A
Palestine, Texs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-23
TROOPS CALLED OUT.
Governor stone Orders soldier. to tho
Riotous scenes.

Governor stone Orders soldier. to tho
Riotou. scenes.
Harrisburg, Sept. % - Three regi.
ments Of infantry, a battery and a troop
Of cavalry were ordered out NJ midnight
by Governor Stone 70 assist Sheriff
Toole in maintaining order in the Schuyl.
kill mining region. This action was
taken after a conference between the
governor, Adjutant General Stewart and
General Goblin on the urgent solicita.
tion Of the sheriff. the borough council
Of Shenandoah and many prominent
residents Of that locality. General Go.
bin has been placed In command Of the
provisional brigade and started from
here last night on a special train for
Shenandoah. He viii establish head
quarters there aud and expects 70 have
$500 troops by night
General Goblin Is the senior brigadier
Of the division and commanded the
brigade which was ordered 20 Hazleton
after the LAtimer shooting In 1897.
Governor Stone received telegram
from sheriff Toole advising that no was
unable 10 cope with the mob and that
the presence Of troops was necessary "a
the protection Of life and property in
he community.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-23
ONE LONE RoBBER.
Bobs Passenger, IN Two Pullman. and
Make. IIis Escape.

Eobs ras,engrrs IN Two Puiimans aud
Make. Ills Escape.
Spokane. Sent. GA singlehand.
ed masked robber held up the west.
bound passenger train on the Northern
Pacific ruad nt O'Clock this morning
and succeeded in getting away with about
500 Ia cash. several watches and guam.
tity Of iewelry.
After the train left Athol he gained
the rear end Of the Pullman sleeper and
at once began operations. From bunk
TO bunk he worked waking up sleepers
and demanding their yAluables while
covering them with revolver.
After cleaning up both Pullmans the
robber entered the tourist car. Here
the occupants began 70 scream and at.
tracted the attention Of the conductor
who was In the forward end Of the car.
As he came down the aisle the robber
I backen out Of the car dooI and stepped
of the platform as the train was pull.
ing into Rathdrum and escaped.
The conductor fired twice at the rob.
ber, who returned the fire and the con.
ductor beat hasty retrea, into the car.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-23
CLASH WITH STRIKERS
Officers Shoot into an Unruly Mob
in Pennsylvania.
TWO PERSONS SLAIN.
One Of the Victims Was a Little Girl.
sveral Persons Were Injured.
Goyernor Orders the State
Troops TO the Scene.

Philadelphia. Sept. % Tho tragedy
that has been looked for since the coal
miners strike was inaugurated came
suddenly and unexpectedly at Shenan.
doah late yesterday afternoon.
A posse hurriedly gathered together
by Sheriff Toole Of Schuylkil county 20
meet an emergency. was forced 10 fire
ON mob that was threatening workmen
on their way home under escort. A
man aud little girl were instantly killed
and seven others fell moro Or less seri.
ously wounded.
The killed are.
Mike Yuckayage. shot in the eye.
little girl. name unknown. shot in
the back Of the neck.
The wounded. ~ far n can b. learned:
Edward Coyle, aged 80. bulle, wound
near the heart.
Michael Scanlan. shot In arm.
Anthony skArnizske. sho, in the loft
wrist.
John wusdickey. aged 20. shot in the
hand
Peter s,almoCovioh. aged rs, sho, in
the shoulder.
Mike Sazitska. shot in shoulder.
Anthony A1alugee. sho, in the left
side. serious
Among those who were injured by the
rioters were the following:
George Bedding, ugly cash on right
forehead. caused by brick
Robert Edwards, aged g. hit with
stones
Charles Rlwland. aged 3j. injured ON
the neck aud head by stones
Sheriff roolc lus, no time in calling
on the commander Of the national guard
Of Pennsylvania % send troops 70 aid
him In keeping the peace After con.
suliation the state authorities AZ Harris.
burg decided at midnight 70 send troops
h. the turbulent region.
Shenandoah struuble was prccipitated
by the closing u sx collieries through
the efforts Of the strike leaders. More
will close a. a voluntary act, it Is said,
on the voluntary part of the Reading
company. This is done at the request
OF Sheriff roolc. who hopes in this man.
ner to avoid further rioting. The out.
look, however, is dubious, as the foreign.
er. are In and ugly mood.
Elsewhere in the strike region every.
thing is quiet, although preparations are
making for an outbreak in the Hazleton
district and armed sheriff's deputies are
much In evidence there.
The Reading company has about dis.
continued the sale Of coal Tor future de.
iveries and developments almost Ger.
tainly mean the shutting OF ot coal pro-
ductiou everywhere In the anthracite
field, temporarily at least.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-23

Chicago, sept. 22.-Colonel Joseph II.
Wood. grand marshal OF the Grand
Army parade during the recent national
encampment in Chicago, died Of angina
pectoris Friday night AZ his residence
here. Colonel Wood retired an hour
before his death, apparently in perfect
health His wife noticed that he was
breathing heavily. She tried 10 rouse
him, but could not. A physician was
summoned but when he arrived the col.
onel was beyond medical skill. lie sank
and died in few minutes. Colonel
Woods father and mother died just as
ho did. .
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-23
STRIKE REGION QUIET.
Presence o; Troop. Had a SOLDERING NJ.
feet ON the strikers.

Presence q; Troop. Had Soldering Kf-
feet ON the strikers.
Philadelphia, sept 22-All Is report.
ed quiet in the strike region. The out.
break at Shenandoah late Friday after.
noon. followed by the sending Of nearly
5000 troops there, put an efectual stop
to rioting and peace and stiffness pre-.
walls. How long this condition will last
Is problem. The presence Of soldiers
In the field has undoubtedly had a sober.
ing effect on the turbulent spirits Of
those strikers who believe in violence as
a means Of accomplishing their pur.
pose.
In addition 10 the troops in the field
1000 more are ia and around Scranton.
wilkesharre and Philadelphia standing
ready 10 start for the scene the instant
orders are received
There are signs of wavering IN the
strikers ranks. especially ia the Scnn.
ton regiou, and it Is believed unless
there is an early settlement Of the strike
the men will begin returning % work.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-23

Honolulu, Sept. u. via San Francisco,
Sept. 22.-About if,sOO voters have been
registered 81 far In honolulu for the No.
vemher election. OF this number about
2000 are native Hawaiians. about 30 are
Chinese naturuhzed under the Hawaiian
monarchy, about 30 are native born Chi.
nese. about 30 are Portuguese and the
remainder are whites. There are still
several days Of registration.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-23
MINERS RESTLESS.
They Are showing Jneasinsss since IN.
Arrival Of Troops,

Scranton. Pa, Sept. 92.-President
Nichols and members Of district No. l..
executive board wors not apprehensive
early today Of any change in the strike
situation in this section by reason OF
ordering Of troops TO the Schuylkill
region. The first news that reached
them caused them much ohargin and
disappointment, because they had hoped
Tor nothing else than the best order
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-23

Albany, Ga, Sept. 22. Nose Ingram,
a negro servant in the household Of w.
5. Tarver, a prominent planter in
Dougherty county, was killed by Tarver
for criminal assault on his l3-year-old
daughter. The negro had threatened TO
poison the girl II she informed her
parents.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-23
.oop. Reach shenandoah.

Shenandoah. Pa. Sept, 22-Troops
began arriving here at O'Clock this
morning and upwards ~ 300 sol.
dier- are now here ready Tor any emer.
gancy Saloons are all closed aud mar.
tial law prevails The colherIes are idle
also. they having been closed by the
Reading company at the request of
shenH Tnlln In nrnnr D nvert trnnhle.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-23
split Up In Montana.

Helena, Sept. Although the Clark
Democrats effected fusion with the Pop
lists they have lost the labor party and
the DAILY faction. As It Is Montana viii
have four state tickets, the labor party
having nominated J. A. Ferguson for
ROvernor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-23
EXPRESS CAR ROBBED.
Pour Men DO the Work aud Only Get .
small Amount

Pour Men do The Work aud Only Get =
Small Amount.
Lincoln. Mob. Sept 22.-Four mask.
ed men held mp an express car on the
st. Louis-Portland train Of the Burling.
ton road early this morning at Wood.
lawn. few miles northwest OF here.
The robbers secured very small sum
from tho local safe. After going through
the safe the men left the express car ana
disappeared.
The train left lincoln shortly after
midnight and it ia supposed the robbers
boarded IL at this place
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-23

The Press Publishing Associations
scensus guessing conetst for Ss2,o-
100000 in premiums will probably
not close before October 18th, as it
will be November 18th before the
official count can be announced, ac-
cording tOpresent estimates. Those
who wish to guess have plenty of
time yet.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-09-18
OFFSET FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Disfranchisement Of Porto Ricans Cited by he
Democratic Managers.
(Washington post.)

The Democratic Congressional commit
tee in this city has issued a bulletin re-
garding the suffrage qualifications imIaa
ed in Porto Rico. 1t cites the T.uua-
mendation of Secretary Root that ability
to read and write or the holding of prof.
erty be made qualifications for yotH- "
thei island, and also the language, Fai.---
ted by the Porto Rican tariff ACT.
clarlng that q voter, among G-LeT ihHt.
must be a taxpayer in the muul.."a..|
IN which he votes at the date of TIL. "'
der Tan order issued by General l..
October II, 1890, or he must be al.. 10
read and write" This came about b '"'
PortO Rican tariff act making Ia" an. .
military orders in force regarding
frage at the time OF the passagn "'
tariff act. The Congressional cOuw '
speaks Of the suffrage qualiiicat.aa
follows:
while q number Of States, sJah
Massachusetts, North Carolina. Coma.
ticut and Louisiana, have prescribed ..
ucatlonal qualifications for voters .
republican measure enacted for FL.
Rico is the first attempt in the L..
OF our republic to prescribe a prop.
qualification since Thomas Jefer.aa. .#
great champion of human right.
ceeded in giving to every man. Ta.
poor alike, the right to eXer"l."
elective franchise as a free Au.
citizen.
Think how many thousands o, l.''
Ricans under Spanish oppression .t
never had an opportunity either I"
to read or write, or to acquire pro-
These are not under ~Roruha0Ha
permitted to vote, yet under SIal'.H '
hey were never denied this "-
What then must be the
conclusion. The trusts, through
influence free trade was denied
gress to the Porto Ricans. h#t
dictated a properly qualification '
voters of that unfortunate island.
such is imperialism"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-09-18
ATTEMPTED DOUBLE SUICIDE
A Mystery Cleared Up. The Man Dies TIE
Woman May Die Also.

New York, Sept. f5.-Thc mystery ..r-
rounding the suicide Of Henry g.. Barr
bour, son of the Rev. Henry M. Barbour.
this city, has been cleared up.
Young Barbour shot himself Thurlg
evening at a Brooklyn Hotel. his h.t
being found Friday morning. he ta.
come to the place with a youug WORE.
who was described as being bcautltuI
the extreme. She disappeared. ami no.
event leading up TO the affair uH.
have remained hidden had She NOT 0..a
found today in q hospital in Hro.e.#
with q bullet wound III her breast. Ia.
wound, she says, was inflicted by bar.
bOur The young woman in tn" case
Miss Helen S~outhgate Forbes, - yra.s
of age. When n child she was adu4
by Bishop I~fOratiO ~SOuthgatC, PTu'e...a
Episcopal missionary. Acc0rdinE go her
story young Barbour was drin&iUE hr..-
lily, and proposed u double suicide. -"
accepting the proposal. Barbour mot .
in the right breast. lie then liHo3 him
self by sending q bullet into his n.H'.
She was only wounded and QuicElr N-
the room and hotel, going to the ho=..'
The physicians there arc in doubt O. "
her recovery.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-09-18
FRENCH OCCUPIES BARBERToN.
Forty-Three Locomotives and Other Rolling
Stock Captured.
(By the Associated Press.)


London, Sept. 15.-Lord Roberts reports
to the War Office under date of Macha
,dodOrp September 14th as follows:
French occupied Barberton Yesterday
with the cavalry which he took across the
mountains. He met slight opposition. the
enemy being completely surprised. Tween
ty-three officers and f%fty-nine men who
were prisoners, were released. Forty
three locomotives and other rolling stock
were captured. The former will relieve
US OF great difficulty. as we had to put up
with a few rickety engines.
french reports that he has sufficient
supplies for three weeks for his force and
for : week for his horses. One hundred
beers with Mauser rifles and a quantity of
ammunition We're captured. There are
large Quantities Of cattle and sheep in
the county, which is good news.
French intercepted large convoys.
showing that Barberton was used as a
oepot OF supplies for the Beers in the
south and southeast. The bulk Of French,s
force IS still 50 miles behind the cavalry
owing to the difficulty of getting the
wagons ever the pass leading to Barber
tom
FIGHTING AMONG THEMSELVES.
Lorenzo Marques, Sept. who
arrived here yesterday evening aver that
the burghers are fighting among them
selves at Helspruit and are lootine and
burning buildings.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1900-09-18
\ PREPARATIONS BEGUN
An Important Meeting Of the Club
Committee.
sUR-cOMM,TIEES HAVE BEN APPOINTED
Precinct Clubs Urged 10 Reorganize ard yet
Into Working Order. Opening Ct the
Campaign HIRE Thurs
day Night 9th.

The Bryan and Stevenson club met
at the mayors office last night with
a good representation from nearly all
the precincts. Mr.. WE. Snow, presi-
dent of the club, presided.
The following resolutions were in
troduced by Mr.. Perrin Busbee and
passed unanimously:
Resolved, That the presidents of the
various Precinct Clubs call a meeting Of
their separate organizations at such
times and places as may be convenient
for the purpose of further organiza-
ton and business as may be necessary to
further the success of the Democratic
party and the preservation of the Ameri-
can Republic.
Resolved further, That said Precinct
Bryan and Stevenson Clubs report to
the meeting of the Township Bryan and
Stevenson Club to be held at MetrOpoli-
tan Hall en- Thursday night, September
goth, 1900, at $50 O'Clock.
Mr.. F. b. Arendell offered q resOlu-
ton which was unanimously adopted,
providing for the opening Of the cam
paign in Wake county, Thursday
night, September 21th. The resolu-
ton provides hat q grand opening raj
" be held under the auspices of the
club IN that occasion. and that invi-
tatiOns be extended to Hon.. Lee S.
Overman and Daniel Hugh Mclean.
the two electors at large, Hon. f.. w.
POu. candidate for Congress, and b.
G.. Beckwith. Esq, electCr for the
Fourth district, to- address the club
and the citizens of Raleigh and Wake
county at that time.
Mr.. ArendelIs resolution was as fol
lows:
Resolved, That IN Thursday night, Sep
TENDER 9th, 1900, we open the Presiden-
tial campaign by holding a grand rally,
under the auspices of the Raleigh Town
ship Bryan and Stevenson Clubs.
Resolved, That we extend invitation
to Hon. Lee S. Overman, Hon. Dan. H..
Mclean, Hon. z. w. Pou and Hon. B. C.
Beckwith to address the clubs on that
occasion.
The following committee Of arrange
ments was appointed to perfect plans
for the rally: W. Il. Snow. f. r. Aren-
dell. L. III. Lumsden. Perrin Busbce.
w. w. Parish. Brown Shepherd. w. G..
FORSYTH, w. O. Scott. ID. S Hamilton.
M. J. German. w. c. Riddick, y. NJ.
Calling and Alex Stronach
The following gentlemen We're APP
pointed to constitute a standing fl
nance committee for the club: Messrs.
M. T. Leach. w. f. Jones. w. NJ. Boy
Ian. j. r. Pogue, Dan Allen.
The club proposes to make the OPEN
ing rally a grand and glorious occa-
sion. The State does not possess
ADLER or more entertaining or more
powerful speakers than the gentlemen
invited. and it will be a feast of argq1-
ment and cratOrv for the people Of
the city and county.