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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-08-17
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers
of real estate as recorded in the
Clerks Office since our last issue:
Tanjore j. Griffith and wife to
Louis f. DERRICK, real estate in
Frederick county, $403.5O.
Elizabeth Linton to Albert l..
Harley, real estate in Frederick
county, $50
David l.. Summers and wife to
Sarah E. Baker, real estate in
Frederick county, S400.
Edwin G. Markell, trustee, to
Edward S. Eichelberger, real es-
tate in Frederick county, 1900.
+. S. Eichelberger and wife to
Upton A. Sharetts and Marshall
Fout, real estate in Frederick
county, 81.
Frank l.. Stoner, trustee, to
Daniel Gayler, real estate in
Frederick county, 1925.
Daniel G. and Julia A. Kline
to Charles d. Kline, real estate
in Frederick county. s..
Jacob B. Tyson and wife, ct al
to Anon Burgee, real estate in
Frederick county, 80, AGO.
Vincent 'Sebold, trustee, to
Charles A. CLARK, real estate in
Frederick county, 5000.
Vincent Sebold, trustee, tC
John A. Roddy, real estate in
Frederick county, $3.50.
Charles H. StOrr to Florence
j. Storr, real estate in Frederick
county, So.
John G. Yeast and wife tC
Harry F. Shipley, real estate il
Frederick county, 1850.
Katie Haughey and husband tt
Cordelia G. Staley, real estate il
Frederick county, 1916.
Dennis G. and VIM. II Rams
burg, executors, to Mary X. Eek
stein, real estate in Frederick
county, 81, 100,
John Z. Hines and wife t,
George Il. Young, real estate il
Frederick county, $3.50.
John L. Derr and wife to BoarC
Of County School Com nissioners
real estate in Frederick county
1913.
Jacob Rohrback and Emory
COblentz, trustees, to Anna Kat
Tyson, real estate in Frederick
county, 1920.
Joshua Longman to Lawrenc,
II. Cline, real estate in Frederick
county, $142.
Frank L. Stoner, trustee, t.
VIM. j. Woman, real estate il
Frederick county, 81 and prem
ises.
VIM. j. NORMAN to Mary Z
Norman, real estate in Frederick
$3.50.
Jerome Zellers to Lauretta S
lellers, real estate in Frederick
county, 81, love and affection.
Rev. d. Monroe Browning anC
wife to Mrs. America Il. Nico
demus, real estate in Frederick
county, 5000.
Ella II. Hogan to George II,
Hogan, real estate in Frederick
county, 800.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-08-17
Brave Men Fall

victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and all feel
the results in loss of appetite, posons
in the blood, backache, nervousness,
headache and tired, listless, rundown
feeling. But there is no need to feel
like that. Listen to J. w. Gardner,
Idaville, Indiana. He says: Electric
Bitters are just the thing for man
care whether he lives or dies. 1t did
more to give me new strength and
good appetite than anything that l
could take. can now eat anything
and have new lease of life Only so
cents, at A. L. Pearre's Drug Store.
Every bottle guaranteed.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-08-17
Rocky Springs,
August 10 1900.


Mrs. Anna Mary Burger, widow
of the late George p. Burger, one
of our oldest residents, died at
an early hour on the morning of
August eth, her death being the
natural consequences of old age.
The funeral took place from her
late residence on August 9th.
Services were conducted at the
home chapel and cemetery by the
Rev. Myers, formerly of Fred
erick. The pail bearers were
Edward L. Stup, ST., Charles G..
Orrison, Lewis Staley, George c..
Skater, John w. Biser and W.
II. Tyler. Mrs. Burger was born
in Hesse- Cassel, Germany, Jan.
uary 81, 1926. Her age at the
time of her death was 70 years,
months and Z days. She emf.
grated to America with her par
ents when quite young. She was
employed in various avocations in
Frederick County and city, and
has been a resident of this sec.
ton for about fifty years. She
leaves family of four sons and
four daughters to mourn her loss.
John Burger, of Dell, Ohio;
Henry Burger, of near Frederick;
Cornelius and George w. Burger,
of this place. Her daughters are
Mrs. James o. Harne, of Gar
field, this county; Mrs. John Cor
rell, Mrs. Martin L. Kline, of
Rocky Springs, and Mrs. Charles
Phebus, of Frederick. f. j.
Schroeder was funeral director.
The festival held by the Sun.
day School on Saturday evening
August IL, was a great success.
The school will hold another on
the evening of August 18th at
the same place.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-08-17
ANTI IMPERIALISTS FAVOR
BRYAN.
Speeches and Letters
by Republicans and Gold
Democrats Arraigning the
Administration and Advis,
ing All to Vote For Bryan.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Aug. 10.
The Liberty Congress of the
Anti Imperialistic League o
America began it's sessions here
todOy. The convention Of the
National or Third party men be.
gan yesterday.
About three hundred accredi
ted delegates were present at the
opening of the Liberty Congress,
and more are expected tomorrow.
The speeches of Edwin Burritt
Smith, the temporary chairman,
and George S. Boutwell,, the
permanent president, brought
forth much enthusiasm. The
public meeting in the evening
was much better attended, and
the reading of w. Burke COch-
rams letter was the signal for
tremendous applause. But the
greatest demonstration of the
convention so far came in the af-
ternOOn, when the venerable
George S. Boutwell,, Ex-Governor
of Massachusetts and Secretary
of the Treasury in the cabinet of
President Graut, concluded his
address as permanent chairman
with the declaration that he had
turned his back on the Republi-
can party and would support
Bryan for President. The dele.
gates rose in their seats and ten
dered the Ex-Governor an ovation
that lasted several minutes.
Plainly the sentiment of the
convention was for Bryan and it
is likely that they will declare
unreservedly for him in their res.
olutions.
Rev. L. S. Bacon, of Frederick,
editor of Truth and Peace, a Jour
ual devoted to the doctrines of
anti'imperialismrepresentedMary-
land and was a member of the
Committee on Resolutions.
There is only one way to defeat
imperialism and that is to defeat
Mckinley. No third candidate
should he on the ticket this year
to confuse the voter and the
"paramount ISSUE"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-08-17
Red Hot From the Gun

was the ball that hit G. B. Steadman,
of Newark, Michigan, in the Civil
War. 1t caused horrible Ulcers that
no treatment helped for 20 years. Then
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him.
Cures Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Boils, Eel
ons, Corns, Skin Eruptions. Best Pile
cure on earth. % cents box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by A. L. Pearre,
Druggist.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-08-17
Another Monocacy colt has

Another MOnocacy colt has
won laurels. Cordova, a five
year-old, won a five heat race at
Cape Charles City last week, tax
ing mark of $50. This is one
of the youngsters Mr.. de Gar
mendia sold several years ago at
the Fair Ground and, like many
Others sold at his sales, turned
out well for the owner.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-08-17
DR.. VIM. 9. Boteler.

Practice limited to diseases of the
Eye, Ear, and Throat. Spectacles adj
justed for all forms of defective sight.
Spectacle examinations free. Office. %
North Market street; residence. east
city limits, Frederick, Md. Office
hours A. NJ. to p. M. except Sum
day ex-ian. 27-190l, Tyr.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-08-17

The regular appointments were
filled at the churches on Sunday
last.
On Sunday, August IL. about
$50 p. M, our section was visited
by a heavy storm of wind and
rain. 1t caused some slight dam
age to the apple and peach crop.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-08-17
Samuel j. Herman, M. D.,

Specialist on Refraction of the
Eye, who has been coming to
Frederick for the past year, has
now located here permanently.
Office, rs West Patrick street, OPP
pOsite City Hotel.
Hours-9 to IL a. M, 2 to 6
and Z to Sp. IN. Sunday 8 to 6
p. m.
june 10 1900 Tyr.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1900-08-17
ABOUT THE COUNTY.
Something About the Current
Events Transpiring in the
Surrounding Agricul-
tural Districts.

Correspondents will have their reports IN
our hands not later than Wednesday morn
ing TO insure publication. We would prefer
receiving same on Tuesday
Correspondence solicited from all parts OF
the county.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04
sejnl y. UniI.

" Buffalo, n. y, odby-
wal sic " 1ninionyln tygodniiu.
Cd Wtorku do Soboty, sem
Uni Polsk.ei " Ameryce.
Gl'ownieiisze zmiaoy, Jake
bono " lonstytucyi
Unit 2 " Am to podwy yzsze-
ME Wstepu do ,,Uniis So
centoW NJ. 81. 50; wykreslenie
2 konstytucyj art. " S 4
lit slow: I laden male
lacy do Zwiazku Mar. Pol
s. s:s'k|iego. schyba ze niego.
Wystapi'' Przez usunieciie
stego zastrzezenia wolno kaz-
.demu olakoWi nalezacemu.
do Zwiazku jezei tenze wy
.pelni przepisane konst ytucya
Uni prawa bye czlonkiem
Uni, czyli ze moze bye jed.
noczesnie, czlonkien1 Zwiazku5
Il Uni.
Vskutek tej bl,giej zmia-
ny Polak y Amerycea 8 bic.
"a alarm, e JniaI otwo or1ylaY
.Ils rozeiez Wrota ! ! ow.
com.
ledna S. bardz i ~ s Quinn chI
] "a nasla.lo lowniic & two zaslugu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04
u Niw Polslxich
" AM Err YCE.
KS. ARCYBISKUP KA.

KS. ARCYBISKU Up KA-
TIER wydal rozporzad dzenie,
azeby studenci z jego dye
.cezyii, chsacy sic ksztalcie ma
ksiezy. kol1czyli swe studya
teologlczne " zakladzie St.
Francis. pod Milwaukee
Nanticocki Przeglad !,
pismo redagowane " duchu
katolic kim, podaje jako po !
wod tego rozpo dzenia. ze
Pc p'erWsze Seminaryum.
duehowne " ST. Francis jest.
70 ieden.z nail ych zakla-
dow naukowych Y tym "a
kresie Pc drugie. e tam
obok wykszt cenia stara)a.
sic poznat zapatryWania, ha-
rakter dazenid stud ow,
"a ktore baczna .aNnagge i zwra
Gaia, GO PR, obecnej male.
.cial Sci ludzi 8 otnych ela-
zeniach ozne|JjI Il1l'artosci Jest
lrzecsa konie! uni
IA y obnyeh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04
!. P PATER osTER R
dla Warch oI0 "

correspondents Jak's dzlk' Tiki
Foardzo, .t'' % W'ldson, 2 e
4 |lfolt' p'sze do @A>GoDY' e. ]ak
lud polsk' znadrze]e 9 pedz'e
..wiece1 osW'eceny' g SIC Dez
ks'saza oDe)az'e' 60
2 ks'euzem Wtedy
Iz'aaa'e py'anle
kzecz g Darazo znana :
)es1 g )uz Dafozo .zWyk1e z
;aan'e tax zWanyen Wafcno-
1o'W
Nazu u]edneggo zucnWalec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04

ca jest uchwa1a, ktora ME
dozwala organizowania v
jednej parafii lub mie)sco-
woSci wiecej mad .jedne gru..
pc.
Obrany nowy zarzad sta
now'a nastepujacy panowie:
Prezydent Kruszewski 2 St.
Paul.
Vice prez Szandys z Trenton
Sekretarz gen. N. ] Goebler
Buffalo. N. Y.
.Zastepca Koprucki.
Kasyer Ulidski.
WiSniewski przewodniczacy
zarzadu admin stracy]nego 0.
rs, Basiliski, Lewal1ski,
IG6rka i Antczak. rewizorzy
kasy. =. s :, 7 S
Tygodnigg Slodce' pozo-
stale nadal organem Unii
polskiei !" Uchwale te prze-
prowadzono 40 glosami pre-
civ "a.
sKapelan Uni P. " Am.
x. Msjer Z st. Paul " ostat-
mel chwili sic namyslil j jed
max na sejm poiechal. On to
gfownie przyczynil sic do
polaczenia Uni faderacya 2
wielkiem chcagoskiem Zjed-
noczenlem innemi mniejsze-
mi katolickiemi ziednocze-
miami polskiemi " -Ameryce.
C,zlonkowie Stowarzyszenia,
polskich kaplan6w Z Pachol-
ski : Winony. Il x Wojto-
wicz 2 Daketejskiego Pueka,
pierwotnie .przeznaczeni ma
de1egatow ma sejm, ME POI
.'echali do Buffalo. Zamiast
aich byli W Buffalo, jako
.reprezentanci Stowarzyszenia
polskich kaplaln16w:: <. 1ozef
.Cieminski. wikary <. Pa
.cholslsiego j <, Kebylihski
2 ST Paul, Minn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04

Gle ME zmusi, to pewna, sle
iak chcesz do kos lola chod1it
TO widzisz, tam 50 koscielne
.prawa, / te uszanowaG musisz.
Jak ME uszanujcsz, to zcle
lksiadz wezmie do porzadku,.
po jake?
Szeryfa placisz ! na'wet 60
Wybileerasz, i Is q 4 plrzeeie rec on ,cie
i & DO ,dzielu zabierze, jak
trzeba, dlaczeg ozby tedy
! ksiadz \ ME mial prawa DO
ciebie, choe kosciol oplatasz? !?
Ola te'go. widzisz, ze pIa
ciisz, gdyz ieisk esciol potrzeb
ny. musisz st6seWad sic DO l!7
praw kos cielnych.
Znamy aniol6w ksiezy,
robia wszystko. CO moga dla
dobra parahan, a cierpia du-
20 oda ware cho|6w. bo ci
odsadz,e chca proboszcza Cd
koSeiola nawet " uporzadko-
wanych parafach.
| kiedyz bedzie lepiej?
.Wtenczas bedzie lepiej, jak
lud bedzie eswie cony jak
zrozumie pfawo i wo1nos
Jak bedzle lud osW;econ},
70 e bez burd y da rade niespra
wiedliwemu ksifdzu W dro-
DE prawa.Si ME bedziemy
nell ,niezale leznyeh.
Kesciols sic ME .boi oswia-.
" ludu, bo oswiata sprawie
Bezej dopomoze, ] tylko
dziwit sic nalezy ZGoDzlE !.
powaznemu organowi, jak.
moze nazwa6 ksiedza Nero
nem, ME uwzgledniwszy, ze.
tax wiele Chmie elnickich po-
miedzy nieoswieeonem po-
spolstwem polskiem " Ame,
ryce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04
TBLEGRAMY. Z

E,K. !, In General
amery me J K; kai i. iskii Chafffe fee
ode bra4 2 " ash1ingto as
, 1nu n rozkaz l''l''.'', li;' Wpofaanl:iiaa a ]: .
wojsk':a amer.ykai1-. me J kan. i.
skiileg $ l''il 2 st'tlolicy K chin h j 4 :
s'k:iej. ~ s: szyst1kie a.
meryk,;ansk'iie ':iit Wo!jslk1a' ska
!, zol'sIta'nla O. It odesla;ne 81 do
Manili '1:i 2 Wyjja,tkiem !, lie
jed;.nl1|.et9go putk]'u pie
ch|oty, szlWadronu " ID N j. ka-. (;
wa'l'eryi j ie.d']:nl1ej bate
lrYi a3lr'tYl|erY.il, + j, i kt6re to
! 'z'iostta;'lla 2: J. ! an na stray s. raj "
r ekinie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04

ard Str Winona, MInn.
|indywid du6w lak Hodur.
In I ( Q 3 v j { kl ! tym podobn 81
9 kt6rych dopiero po W.
]swieceniu ich nadeszly do
lkladne wiadomosci o ich
!moralnej nicosci. :
Dziwna rzecz, IL tax pos
gardliwie wyraza sic Pre-
Iglad" Q ks. Nowiickim. owym
Abrahamku Won South Chi
cago. dawniej tax SLIME pro
|tegowanym przez pisma kle-
|rykalne, zwlaszcza zmartwych1
wstaiskie. Abrahamek byI
ma ostatku proboszczem "
!Nanticoke, wiec,P Przeglad'mia 4
sposobnoSc dokladniej sic
| 1pozna6 ma jego katolicyzmie.
ASHLAND, Wis.
+ a ir II czyli: bazaru ma pol
ska szkole bylo niespelna
5000 czystego dochodu. Tetaz
Polacy musza budowae nowy
kosci6I, bo tam, gdzie dotad
chodzili, Niemcy i'm drzwi
zamurowali; chyba mus:eliby
: CORY ma dol chodzic.
Prey fairze f dzialo sic
dosye naduzycia. ale Q tenn
a,7a.I
80 D1,> .'.o
tse"s, oa'uzo "'''e oso
wyjechaio rozpoczeciem
strajku do rodzinnych KRAKOW.
: - u
o.A'su.y o'~na''' 49,
"y,ee.'an =. ~ A4a'u - ~
,,uiai vsaiue' se s -.
So. ane's1eA : 80
o1a'''eAa'
n1,nzn 49,
To-, 4.
-,
s,1s,.;a;
60, 11:,, =, s 81 s.
-. =.
'e's1y po'sk' kose'oi 1an9'
1upe''1e po''zaska''y' = pu
uoW'e hoNego koselo'a n'e
mona 'nyslec' cnyDa an
Dog = aa aoDfe easy s
,ok Ay'''e1aseM l'aDo1e',s'Na
fD5us s'F ouDy"ae s1ko'e'
eiola wynosi okolo s, 8 tysleey
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04
edaktor vydavoa: HIeronim Derdowslki.

Ze !i'E ceSarZOWa matka
Ez'a'm,ianoWala "a i " miieij-
see see Ksleec 81: : cia Tuana
s.Woim ,.',''|)' doradca Wau
|W en- Chao ktory u
|chodzi 81 '|.i' og6lnlie 81: "a
czloWieka l'.':|'[' "; ene'rgiczl,i-.. lei !.
negoi intelig 1| gent'nego.
Rad chiiskii !. ii ( prag
ME ME sic po]'z','by6 Box
ser0W.
IA KU. CESAR
chmiiski ii wydal noiwy
uka+z, ro'zzk.azu,jacy 'z
wszYstk:im y 81 7 ! in wyzszy)'mlll. N.
! ulrz'ednilkom, lI.l''l'' !: 2:':l.ll,l ably
pr'z;',,e|nmieSli pre- nj sic 2 ]: Peki- I j..
nj .: :ll...' do Tayenfu a WI /
cekr6l 6lom j gube'rln1a' j a. !.
.toro1'n., I 4 aby bronili- l, il
swoich $ j Ct proWijln'tlcyi nc
Vice kr65lo owl proVinn- .
Cyl angtse poleco-
no, aby i ia przysz,. !.
lose O bronili 'Il''':,l,I. misyona- mis- on a
.rSy =; / ku. 3 |:,.|! COW. ! ].
dzy ,1noears moe IS t stW an, to-
.cza sic ODE u ecnie i lie rolkol k q
wanna W l,lll.iI W sprawie od 81
.szkod {, Z d dowania, v jake.
maj;l bye zadane :''' Cd; O !.
Chin, Il a to "a Z znisz- n y =
81 .szczone (, !',''l'''l7!;': k[''o':l'leje, am
bta'sady, budynki I'd ~ mi
syjne j wlassno66 $ pry-
watna. 7.''! Pmretensye re- | 1I;'|. te: .
prz,e'ks'.raczajjal SKI. dotad
500 milion6W fran
.koW.
90
LORENZO MAR
.QU|EH. ransWaaE
.dotad do sic Al. A ngglikom, g i & .
ME po',d.ld:al p',.l: T':rzy1naJ l':ll
sic jesZ',cz'e2 e " gorac.hl e )1''s,,s.l
.dziel|n1y Ia general I1|''l';l Louis is.
B.'.o')'t',hl.la Both a slaWny a 1ll' De- De-
wet. Oddzial Boe
] row, ~ /. ktory Is WszeH { 4 na a:
| tery ter I toryum u. @ po]'rl'tE'u p]'ll'1E' gal al
skie ME cheial zlozyc: /, J 6.
'.l' broni. 3 d! " ois'kl''.o I Doe Z r :
.skle, ! s,l.'' 1ll,l'I trz ggace &c gram; u
~ "a alczle q epHo ioh oh, l'ecz: &c 4
I'm uszonne ]: (. 4 20 4 $, stalo ]; do.
] nc: .ucie 9. czki q . Boerz!y
inna ll!l str 81. "a q ap poWrot. It
.prz'le|1k'r''o o'zy'li Z J granice "a I
v. v 70 8: ciili ] ii d Q ran |,ll| " aa
III
d % { N D'Y ~ ,zad.
I iel 4 Z l'l'g' lei j ! Bly tamil W .
lslal s lotee 8 rad 4 ] I. q
|l!ll'l 'hol ers / !! Il 2
d! .sWi | 4 ad "a g gdlybY
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04

L'ONDYlN. Z Og}o-
.szono !l tn urz r eadoWnie \
ze gen'e''rhIl ''' u Roberts, Q, b !,
pogromcaa a B]:oeroW, ]
.za'mianoWany q an al '' an zostal 4 ).
n.l.aczzeln,ym d. = doy6G q 6dzzca 2
armij I'm anglelskiiej 81 Ro- 3
pc erts z,najdujje ,;l:|;t jl|;l sic jul:z5,. jul:5,.
v drodze do E'lnropy.
MANILA 81 zol
merry q 29 pulku
" pablo W sadzke &c i
.po.e o.ezesa s. scii j zostai g, zabi-
'!' ci, po czesci poin'la'ni I''''I
marsz 4 Santa
! Cruz. . r Pomiieed j. : ram
d nYnli znajduje Sic 9
'kapj tan Shields. j d
.siano ! lll siill:n'ly i In Cd d d dzlat
" olsIka dla ulzarani|ia "a
powstanc6w i Cd bicia
pe,iima''nych IN zo1nierzy ji'|''lz,y
am an ykanskich i !. q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04

PEK.JN Ma kon !
f 'ferenlcyii gen:'era'}6'i'W l:'':'''' 8 !
general 70 syjs'ki Ii.
nieWicz zapowledzia} e !: '
naltyc;k' at miiansto i usu-.
nj niec1e ros 4 yjjs ;'|''l. skiie am
basad Il W sk ! me- q
raj nlial q "a. opu':l:s'c|'ie p':l: 6 T e g
!. kin (. ID ~ ]: { 60 W rzesnia. ]! 4 4 a,
w p ekiinGie c . zolstanie ( st a
wojsk' Z: ros j, jskiiic':h5. Ct q 1000.
da a repre'z'e:'nto''Wania, ''''':'. y .'l
pahstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-04

LON D r zad
7 ielk 4 / |''i'l|' ieii ] 3 | tamil ~
Islal tote q rzadu. !; Z 4.
1! olend ers ! II
siVi iadc a. "a gdy bY
d ozWo 81 ON zos stalo i / b
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Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-12
The Morenci Fire.

It appears that the fire which des- troyed the Detroit Copper companys works at Morenci. was due to careless ness, in using a slag pot in which there was shayings and cotton waste. The Lordsburg Liberal says:
 As soon as the molten slag was run into the pot it set fire to the waste, there was mething of an explosion, which threw the fire all oyer the room and into the greasy timbers that sup ported the room. In an instant these timberS were atirc, and there was not enough watertO eXtinguish the fire. The cOncentrat0r, largely built of wood, and the ore and coke bins, also built of wood, adjoincd the shelter, and soon all were ablaze There were about three hundred marrow gauge cars of coal and coke in the bins and they made a terrific fire. The con- CentratOr, the power house, the bins and several small buildings were burned. The shelter, where there were five stacks. was ruined. as was all the machinery in the power house including steam and gas engines and the electrical plant. A great portion of the plant was new, put the new concentrator, and the new store were at a distance, and were not burned The loss has been estimated at close to a hundred thousand dollars, to say nothing of the incidental loss of rev enue by being shut down. The com pany was producing about tn. .ty tons of pig copper per day, on which there was a net profit of at least six cents q pound so the loss in this direction will be near s4 ,O00 day. Work aaS com menced on the rlans for the new DG.id- ings but it is estimated that it will take at least three months to get the plant into shape so that the company can again produce copper
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-12
4 Rich Mans Project.

A rich man $ statement that he in tends to devote his entire fortune to charitab works has aroused much discussion. This is because it will accomplish much good. Il is praise worthy endeavor, but there are many other agencies which accomplish just as much good. Take HoStetter's $ stomach bitters for instance the great American remedy. For 50 years it has cured constipation. dyspepsia and all the ills which arise from weak digestion. This medicine will keep the stomach in good shape and the bowels regular Ii is q wonderful re- storative tonic and health builder. It is also a preventative for malaria, fe- yer and ague. Ask for it, and insist upon having it. See that private revenue stamp covers the neck of the bottle.
Arizona silver belt., 1900-07-12

benefit him, both eyes having become equally affected and both highly in- famed. His sight is at present so weak that it is with great difficulty he finds his way from hls room to his res taurant, and he goes to Los Angeles with the intention of going into an eye iniirmary where he may have the advantages of the most skillful treat ment. MT. Larson has been fayorably known in Phoenix for many years and enjoys the reputation of being one of the best wOrkmen in his line that has ever been in the territory.