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The times., 1900-03-18

Many ladies are looklus Ioi -
ward to the requisite needfuls
in costumes for spring wear
and for Easter wear. To sucn
ladies we suggest an early call
TO Schultz. the Ladies' Tailor,
opposite the Arlington. MIR.
Schultz anticipates a very ac-
tive season. as, so far. he has
been very busy filling early
orders. The most recent novel
ties in materials are being
daily made up into rich and
stylish costumes for street
wear and dress functions.
Every costume leaving this es-
The times., 1900-03-18

1t is believed that McGraw and Robinson
will accept the inevitable and join the St.
Louis Club. Frank Robson, in his en-
thusiasm over the prospect of securing
these famous PLAYERS. said: with these
men on my team. l will bet SlC0 to $50
several times over that no one can name a
club that will heat St Louis out
The times., 1900-03-18
rosToFFICE NOTICE.

NASHINCTuN H. c. PUSrOFFiCE NOTICE,
SHOULD he read daily as changes may occur a
auv tiu,e
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded % the ports
Of sailing daily. and the schedules % closings
are arranged on the presumption d their unin-
terrupted overland transit For the week ending
March % 100 the last connecting closes VIII
be made from this Office as follows:
r. ..,.. ,,.t
MoNDN-tcl Al e-i5 p. m. for II kpft, PR
= Lahn, from New York, VIZ SOUTH
amW"n and Bremen. Letters for IRELAND
must be directed Per e. s. LAIN"
The times., 1900-03-18

The friends Of John Clements. the famous
backstop recently signed by Earl Wagner,
say that he is in splendid physical con-
diliou and has been taking good care OF
himself all winter and is competent to play
good ball this season.
The times., 1900-03-18

Ed Hanon will take thirty ball players,
including those of the Brooklyn and Balu-
more teams. to Augusta Ga, for Their
spring practice.
The times., 1900-03-18

. Trial Treatment. Free oi
taIns Great vital Principle
tlsl correspondence invited
BROADWAY, EEW YORK.
The times., 1900-03-18

The classes Of the Carroll Institute gym
nssium are larger than ever before, and
The class Of work is Of a higher order
both in body building and speciality. Among
the well-known business men. members oi
the Institute who find She classes beueh-
clal 10 them are Mpssrs. Walsh. Flynn,
Nolan. McCullum Mcdonald. Roman
Ward. Houghton. and Murphy.
The new arrangement Of class hours
which went into effect last month meets
with general favor. The classes are now
held as follows: For men, Mondays and
"Wednesday, $50 TO $50 p. m, and Mon
DAY, Wednesday, and Friday evenings.
60 10 O'Clock. For Juniors, "Wednesday
The times., 1900-03-18
Mails for south and Central Amer
lea, West Indies. Etc.

| SUNDAY-(hl At 300 m for ST. PlERRE-NE-
| Qj ELON, per steamer from Halifax, y. :
thJ At HOS p. IN. for PORTO RICO, per
:. :. san juan from New York, via saa
The times., 1900-03-18

The retirement of Lauder from the game
viii leave a yawning vacancy at the
Phulies' third sark hat will be difficult to
supply. Competent third basemeu are the
scarcest material in The marBet and If it
is a question Of salary. as has been hinted,
which keeps him out OF the game. the
Philadelphia management is making mis-
take.
The oasis., 1900-05-12
The Corbett-JeTriss Fight.

With cunmendahe enterprise Messrs. Ccnn x Carpenter of the Palace had SD .,;iil wire rll int, their saloon yesterday. to receive al evening detailed report nf the Cur bett-Jeffrie- prize fight at Coney Island MT. lgnacio Cnn trera> Was the operator who took the repnrt. writing the bulletins out upon type writer, and displaying each round as it was terminated Within a minute and half after termination If the last round the round and the result were displayed upon the bulle- tin. The fight was one of the most vigorously contested known in many years. Corbett seemed to have the best of the fight all the way through, punishing Jeffres severely and escap- ing with little or no punishment. tn the twenty-third round, however, .keffries swung a terrific left upon Cor0ett's jaw and he dropped like a log, his head resting on the lower rope of the ring, he rolled over on his side unconscious, and was counted out. For a few seconds Corbett was as limp as a rag, but he recovered, stood up and protested. He was quieted by his friends, and crossed the ring and shook hands with Jeffries. Corbett left the ring without scratch; but Jeffries was pretty badly battered. He won by standing severe punishment and awaiting his chance. Corbett put up a splendid battle. but Jeffries wore him out.
 Upon all sides were many copgratu- latory words for the enterprise of
The oasis., 1900-05-12

Wednesday evening MT. Pearl hap man, clerking in the railway depot at FairbaDk, came into Nogale- very Ill.,
 He went to the railroad hospital. Thursday mnrning MT, and Mrs. E. J. Gibson returned from Guaymas, and had the young man removed to their residence, ,telegraphing for his parents, who are eastern friends of Mir and Mrs G. The parents started by the first train aud will reach Nogales to- morrow evening. MT. Gibson called Doctor Sevey to consult with Doctor Ferguson, and they pronounced his ailment appendicitis. Doctor Cau- thorue, who is d specialist in appen- dicitis, was wired to come from Tue sou, arriving Friday noon. The doc tors consulted together and decided that as the patient was improving an operation would be unnecessary at this time. This morning Doctor Cauthorne returned to Tucson
The oasis., 1900-05-12

c uu x Ga peuter in serving the pub- lc he news so quickly and attractive ly. Considerable money changed htnd-, bets al two to one on Jetfries being freely offered and taken.
The oasis., 1900-05-12
MORALES NOTES
pr. Bristol, dentist, NogaIes.

Mir. Louis E. Fleischer went to Guaymas on business trip.
 For the best furnished rooms in Nogales go to the Harley.
 Mir. Joseph Thompsons new resi- dence will soon be completed
 An office suite for rent at the liar ley House.
 MT. Robert Hanna has moved into his new residence on Railroad avenue.
 MT. E. J. pellegrin is very sick Dr. We-chcke reports his case as quite serious.
 MT. Arthur c. Coffee, of La Paz, Lower California, was visitor in No gales Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Maurice Breen have been moving into their new home on Terrace avenue this week.
 The American Dairy, Joe Carbon, proprietor, will deliver fresh milk daily to any part of the city. Patron age solicited.
 Judge Cowan, mining man inter- ested in group of mines sixty-bye miles east of Magdalena is in Nogales on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. Lotta Holbrook and Miss Emily CauthorDe returned from their trip into Sonora Thursday morning.
 Miss Emily Cauthorn who has been the guest of Miss Cecilia Gibson for the past ten days has returned to her home in Tucson.
 William F. Blake, Ph. B.A. M., direc- tor of the school of mines of the Uni versity of Arizona, was visitor in the line city Friday.
 Mir. Bonnie, Sonora mining man, who is interested in a fine group of mines abont thirty.six miles east of Magdalena, was in Nogales Friday.
 It is reported that rich strike has been made in La Dura mines in the Suaqui district in Sonora. The com pany is shipping more and better ore than ever before.
 Sunday MT. E. J. Gibson, train master of the Sonora railway, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Holbrook and Miss Caw- thorne of Tucson, were visitors at Hermosillo. Monday they went to Guaymas.
 Tuesday morning Mir. Francisco Angulo, a teacher in the public school, died after short illness. MT. Angulo was very promising young man and his untimely death has been deeply regretted by all who knew him.
 The ". L. Douglas shoe has repu- tin. It is the leading seller on the market. When brand of shoes makes hit that is permanent, it is ample proof that the shoe selison it's merits. Fleischer Bros. are the local agents for the Douglas shoe.
 Col Moore, of the Bonancita mines in Sonora, has been in Nogales during the last week. The colonel states that the Bonancita Mining Go. have resumed operations on their mines, and great deal of development work is being done. First class ore is be- ing encouL tered on all the claims
 Last Sunday night there was large attendance at the dance in the city plaza on the other side of the line. Quite sum was netted from the booths which were scattered through out the grounds. The money will be
The oasis., 1900-05-12

When visiting Nogales stop at the Harley House.
 MT. and Mrs. Davidson have taken one Of Mrs. Doyle's cottages.
 Hams, bacons, sausage and salt pork at Perkins x Tonkins.
 MT. Alberto Cubillas of Hermosillo, came up from the south this morning.
 Dr. Davis from Patagonia has been a visitor in Nogales during the last week.
 MT. A. D. Ainslee of Hermosillo, is visitor at Noga.es today. He will return home tomorrow evening.
 This morning Mrs. George Douglas and daughter of Mazatlan, were on the train from Guaymas, en route to New York.
 Wednesday Mir. and Mrs. Louis R. Fleischer went to Guaymas, where Mrs. F. will visit some weeks. This morning Mir. Fleischer returned to Nogales.
 This morning Mrs Lottie Holbrook, who has been visiting MT. and Mrs. E. J. Gibson the past two weeks, re- turned to Tucson in company with Doctor Cauthorne.
 MT. and Mrs, Emerson Gee, of Washington Camp were arrivals in Nogales Thursday evening. They visited for day in the line city and returned Saturday morning.
 This morning Doctor Geo. B. Warne of Cuesta del Castillo, in the Mocte- zuma district of Sonora, arrived at Nogales from the south, returning from trip to Hermosillo and the Suaqui Grande country.
 The Sonora Legal Consulting Bu- reau is the only EFFICIENT profes- sional office assisting, FREE OF CHARGES, the foreiei investors in Mexican enterprises Its address is in the professional card column of this paper.
 The building for the electric light plant at the Hermosillo mill is now complete, and this week the machin- cry is being installed therein. The structure is of brick one story in height, with ground plan S6x45 feet 1 Beside the machinery hereto fore in use new 2000 light dynamo is being added. which doubles the capacity of the plant.
 Biliousness is a condition character ized by disturbance of the digestive organs. The stomach is facilitated, the liver torpid. the bowels consti. pated. There is loathdng of food, pains in the bowels. dizziness, coated tongue and vomiting, first of the un. digested or partly digested food and then of bile. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets allay the disturb ances of the stomach and create a
 
 healthy appetite. They also tone uI the liver to healthy action and reg ulate the bowels. Try them aud you are certain to be much pleased witl the result. For sale by L. w. Mix X Co.,, Druggists.
 Saturday evening MT Charles F Hoff and MT. A. H Kayser, the latter superintendent of the Sunset Tele phone Co, came down from Tucson and the two gentlemen were at Noga les several days this week. They were arranging to put into the town an en tirely new telephone system with al the latest improvements, in the way
The oasis., 1900-05-12

Wednesday evening Mir. James H. Brent came in from the Pillarditos mine. in the Sahuaripa district, and was at Hermosillo registered at the Hotel Cohen, all of Thursday. Friday morning he started upon his return, stopping at La Colorado a day en route.
The oasis., 1900-05-12
'1(|(E} CREAM
 BAKING PONDER

Used in Millions of Homes-40 Years the
 standard. A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. Superior to every other known. Makes delicious cake and pastry, light, flaky biscuit, gridd1e cakes = pa1atable and wholesome.
The oasis., 1900-05-12

Bread, cakes, cookies and crackers at Perkins & Tonkins.
The oasis., 1900-05-12

NoTE.-Avoid baking powders made from alum. They look like pure powders, and may raise the cakes, but alum
 is poison and no one can eat food mixed with it without injury to health
The oasis., 1900-05-12

PRICE BAKING POWDER O..
 CHICAGO.
The evening times., 1900-04-16
ibeLeVe there is a remedy for every
disease. IhaVe 81 different cures for
some time discover the others. Nun
YOM.

Prof. Munyou does not believe In any cure
ais he has none; none ever existed; none ever
Will As shown above. he is a firm believer that
there Is "a specific remedy for every disease, and
he has now 81 different remedies for s. different
ailments Each one OF his Cures Is labeled iust
what il Is, Just what il will do His Rheumat tisn
Cure will cure Rheumat tisn-au forms ul IT, in
ClUdlng Lumhsgo and Scistica, but it viii NOT
cure Dyspepsia: 5ut his Dyspepsia Cure WILL
Cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and aHv stomach
trouble arising from any disausugement OF the
digestive organs. And this runs all through his
list Of remedies; each is a positive cure for a
special disease, and the directions upon IL are
50 clear, 80 simple. so plain, that all who are
sick can doctor themselves and be sure they are
receiving the proper treatment. This feature has
made Prof Munyon's Remedies the most popular
before the public. But II you in doubt and
think you really may need the advice Of a
physician you should call upon MUNYON'S Doc
tors az No. 623 Thirteenth 81. NV. Here one flnds
medical advice for the asking There is no charge
and a competent corps OF the most experienced
physicians is ever ready between the hours of Q
a. m. AID p. m. week DAYS. and II 20 ,
p. m. sundays. TO answer the publics needs.
The evening times., 1900-04-16
RENEWING AN OLD FEUD.
HostiIities in West Virginia Quar-
rel Break Out AfreSh.

HOStiiitieS in a West Ntrgtnt quar-
rel Break Out Afresh.
MARTINSHtRG. ". Va, April l6-An
old family feud. which has been existing
for some time. broke out airesh on Friday
night when G. Milton LamOn attacked
his nephew. J. Milton Lamon. a son Of his
brother. John Lamon. Of Bunker Hill, this
county The fatheg.and son have not been
on speaking terms with G. Milton LamOn
for years. Recently the nephew erected
signs on his farm warning persons not to
trespass. This act seems TO have enragcd
the uncle. who passed over the land fire.
queutIy. so on Friday night he waited for
his nephew, young man Of about twenty
years. whom he had seen go TO Bunker
Hill before dark.
When the boy passed on his way home
his uncle emerged from a fence corner,
struck him in the face with his hst, then
picked up a large stone. beating him over
the head and face with it, The young man
was not physically strong enough to meet
the attack Of his uncle. He was consider
ably battered up. He had a warrant sworn
out. charging his uncle with attempt 70
kill. The uncle was arrested and brought
to this city Both Of the men are well
known throughout the county.
The evening times., 1900-04-16
Munyon's Doctors Are Free
62.; THIRTEENTH STREET v w.

a. m. 70 p. m. Week DAYS; y to p. m.
SUNDAYS.
The evening times., 1900-04-16
AN OXFORD MANS DISTRESS.
Appeal of an English TniVer'.it'
Graduate for Charity

NEW YORK. April l6.-AmOng the ap-
plicants for public shelter VINO were lined
up in front Of Superintendent Blair OF the
outdoor Poor. yesterday morning, was a
tall. distinguished looking man. who
seemed i'll at ease with his surroundings
He wore eyeglasses. and, although ms
clothing clearly showed the wear and tear
Of time, il was OF good quality. When il
came his turn 10 make the usual request
the man bowed deferentiaIly to Mr.. Blair
and shifted uneasiIy The fact is, 1 am a
victim of peculiar circumstances. he said.
My name is William Wakefield Haugh-
ton. and / am Of an aristocratic English
family"
Mr.. Blair, accustomed as he is TO strange
stories Of hardship and blighted hopes,
took an immediate interest n the man
Questioned by the superintendent regard
ing his history, Haughton said.
Il am a man of college training and OF
good birth. l was reared in tEngland in
luxury.
Upon completing my education at OK
ford I began to shift for myself For rea-
sons which | do not care 10 give in detail
mere, LETT England and roamed about the
world ! have had adventures by the
score. Ny relatives live in London and
are in afiuent circumstances"
HaughtOn told his story in a low. we'll
modulated voice. and seemed humiliated at
being compelled to ask for charity He
said that he regularly received remit
tanCes from home. but that of late the
money had gone astTay, leaving him in
dire want
He said that he had reached this city
a few days ago from Panama.
You are a versatile talker. How many
languages do YOU speak," asked Mr.. Blair
Haughton said that he could read. write,
and speak five languages
Mr. Blair told him that they needed
such a man as he 10 act as interpreter IN
the city lodging house, AT Twenty third
Street and First Avenue. He was then
taken 10 the lodging house.
The evening times., 1900-04-16

such a warning particularizing the shame
fuI practice OF firing from ambulances-
"On the day before Elangslaagte the
blood Of the men was already at ihe Don
ing point over the uneiyiliZed methods OF
the Beers. That very day the men had
been harassed by a fire from MaXims which
they were unable to locate. Then, icr
climax. came massacre Of plckets Jhat
evening.
In the thick fog seven Of the rickets
suddenly found thmemselves in Boer
camp. Instead Of being simply captured
and held as prisoners they were fired upon,
only one escaping. To cap the climax. II
was learned from some Of the officers In
the morning that the Maxim fire Of the day
before had come from ambulance wagons.
Then there was no restraining G Squad
six Of whose number had been shot down
i'm cold blood the night before Detying all
authority. they swept down upon the Boer
party and anuihiiated them with their
llurpS.' 90
The evening times., 1900-04-16
CRAP GAME CAUSES DEATH.
The Loser BECOMES Angry When
TeaSed by a Companion.

UNIONTOWN, Pa. April l6.-Wheu his
companions 'jollied" him about losing in
a crap game coIored man deliberately
shot 10 death one Of his tormentors. Jo-
seph Butler. also a negro. last night aud
fed before officers could be summoned. The
murder took place at Lambert Coke
Works, near here
The victim arrived here yesterday from
Washington The alleged murderer came
a few weeks ago from Roanoke The kill
ing was one Of the most deliberate ever
perpetrated in this county.
The evening times., 1900-04-16
BOYS AS TRAIN WRECKERs.
Youthful DeEencrntcs Place Rocks
ON the Tracks.


ON the Tracks.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. April 16.-n these
boys Of fourteen had been professional
train wreckers. bent upon plumber. they
could not have planned a more dangerous
obstruction than they placed on the tracks
And II previous attempts in the way Of
rolling stones on the track had not caus-
ed a policeman 20 be stationed at the spot
IL is likely hat the boys would have sue
Seeded 10 accomplishing their aims
While William +. B=ashing and Aaron
Powers were arrested in the act Of build
ing an obstruction. il is believed that
there are others in the gang and more ar
rests are likely TO follow The boys chose
a dark spot under the viaduct az Kimber-
ley Avenue. They first rolled a huge
bowIder between the tracks and then spiL-
ed blanks to the ties.
What are you young fiends doing that
The evening times., 1900-04-16

The herald of JOY and pleasure Heufich's M-er.
z,n and senate Beers Phone t>4. Arlington Bot
tlBg &C. ior e2Ss
The evening times., 1900-04-16
SUICIDE OF A FARMER.
A Despondent HnEerstO,vn Man Ends
His Life.

HAGERSTOwN. Nd. April l6-James
Newcomer committed suicide by hanging
himself in the harness house OF his barn.
on the old George Shaher farm. two miles
southeast Of Williamsport. lie was forty
three years old and laves a widow and
eight children. the youngest Of whom is
only ten DAYS &, and the eldest twelve
years. Ill-health and grief over the loss
OF q child by diphtheria last fall caused
him TO become despOndent-
He arose from bed about o'clock IN the
morning He spoke 10 his wife IN a mel
ancholy strain about all his affairs and ex-
pressed the belief that they would al soon
come 10 want As a matter Of fact it is
said he did not owe a dollar 20 anyone and
was considered a very thrifty, well-to-dO
farmer His wife tried to cheer him.
About o'clock he went to the barn to
feed the live stock. Not returning for
breakfast. his wife sent her son, twelve
years old. to look for him. The boy found
him hanging to the end OF a rope, dead
He was a Virginiau by birth
The evening times., 1900-04-16
TRAPPING MANY MUsKRATs.
4 Mary lander Has Purchased SIO.-
600 Worth of skins.

CAMBRIDGE. Nd. April 16--Jesse Wall.
of Bispitch. Dorchester county. has han
died nearly 10000 mussrat and other skins
during the season which closed April l.
These represent a value Of 10000 and give
but a meagre idea Of the amount Of money
realized from the rafting business each
year. Ratters say that the supply is all
but inexhaustibls; that the animal will
grow big enough for market in four
months
Besides the handsome sum gotten from
the skins, the meat Of the muskrat is said
10 be very juicy and supplies food for many
families living in the marsh districts, be-
sides being sold in large quantities in the
towns and villages of the county. One
trapper has caught $500 rats during the
season. another ,l00.
The evening times., 1900-04-16
Rnrnrd 90 Dcnth.

CHARLESTON. W Va. April 16.--Sam-
uel Payne. cOlored, was burned 10 death
a his home yesterday morning. He lived
alone and about 4 o'clock the building was
discovered on fire. and. as il was a small
house il was destroyed before aid could
arrive. After the house was destroyed the
mans body, or that part which remained,
was found.
The evening times., 1900-04-16

for" demanded Policeman Gallagher,
when he arrested the pair
Just for the fun Of seeing train run
OF the track and get smashed" said the
boys. We wanted TO see real wreck"
The boys told Of others who have been
engaged in attempts at traiD-wrecking
with them
The evening times., 1900-04-16
separate cure-are for SnIe ut all
druEGists'--mOstIy rs cents each.

matism Cure: Il you have a Cold, try his Cold
Cure; if YOU have Dyspepsia, try his Dyspepsia
Clue; ii You have any Kidney trouble. try his
Kidney Cure. Munyon has a specific remedy for
almost every disease; mostly 25 cents. at any
diGg store. Munyon's Inhaler cures Catarrh.
Grippe. Bronchitis, sc. Price (with all medicines
complctel, Sl-00.
The evening times., 1900-04-16
irish LANCBRS' CHARGE
An American at LadySmith Writes
Of His Experience.

The Nucb-Dtscussed @Pig-SticLIng',
Episode nt EInndsIangte-No Quar-
ter shown Co the BurEhers in the
FiEht-Boer Treachery Caused the
british tn Make "A Cruel ReprIsaI.
The evening times., 1900-04-16

II YOU once try Carter's Little Liver Pills for
sick headache. biliousness or constipation. you
will never be without them. They are purely
vegetable; small and easy to take. Don't forget
this
The evening times., 1900-04-16
seriou.Iv scorcbedby Fire.

PENFIELD. Pa. April l6.-John Dunn
may die Of burns received in scar hing a
blazing building for his baby daughter yes
terday. Dunn lived OF a boarding house
near Pray's sawmill. The house ROOT
caught fire and the father and James
Thomas rushed upstairs by different routes
after the infant Thomas found the lit e
one and rescued her. Dunn did not know
Of this and kept up the search until he
was so badly scorched that he csnnot live
The evening times., 1900-04-16

Heurich's senate Beer is fast becoming the
most popular table beverage, because " IS pure
and delicious. Phone G34 Arlington Botting
Co., Cor a case
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-10-04
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