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Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

This is sn age Of ustl., ku.tle and sweat A man hu.tles from esrly oA"n until the kstydids sing in tn. twilight for three meal, a day and a place in which to lie at night. Ifh. doesnt overwork. Ls goes crazy. He tolls and caves through the day of hi. youth so that when he grows old he can wear silk hat and sit on knees oi luxury; but when his hair turn, ,o snow and his whi,ksrs grs- thin and
 gray ia life's late afternoon, he fnd. hs has been victimized and sreviously
 buneosd by his own calculations. and then rheuma'i,m and poor relations have shattered all his ross,e dr.sms and puootured his longing h ,pe."-E1
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02
First Submarine Gable.

Which was made from an ordinary
 wire, insulated vita guttx percha, was laid across the English Channel abou, fifty years ago. IL was also about the same time that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, the world renowned dyspepsia cure, was first introduced to the public; and it's success as family medicine dur ing those years almost eoIipses that the submarine cable, while today ilf stands alone as the one reliable remedy, for dyspepsia, indigestion, fatuIencyr constips stion, bil'ousness. nervousness insomnss, If you are sufferer from these diseases, it is because you have never tried the Briers. Try it at once. if you would be we'll It will strengthen your entire system, and produce sound sleep, and good health must naturally fellow,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02
AN OMISSION
A Matter Overlooked bv the
 Last Legislature

Speaking of the new mining law of AriZons, the Blade, of Florence, in that Territory, says the first section Of it provides that any person may locate q mining claim" and thea sdds: "This section i. in conflict with the United States mining law and, therefore, invalid. The latter law provides that none but citizens oi the | tied Ststes. or these who may have filed 6 declaration of intention to become citizens of the United St>tes can locate s mining claim CD the pub lie 'omain."
 The Blade i, right. The wonder is how the lsgi-lstsrs of Ar'zens ever looked 60 important 8 dstsil.-Los Angeles Mining Kevisw
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02
LAWYERS WAY
Basis of Charges For Fees Ex
 :posed in Court

The Phoenix Democrat reports the ! following case st Phoenix: "Ii was diamond cut diamond in the district court be'ore Judge Street lat Fnesy lawyers were the clients, law yeis were the witnesses. lawyers were the attorneys, and the case was tried before & lawyer, Judge Street Thos Armstrong, Jr., had charged the es- tate of lame. Roarke $4Oe0 for fees, and the claim had been allowed, and was appealed by the administrator on the ground that the fee was eIorsi- tapt.
 About all the lawyers in the city were in the case one way or another, and many keen digs and cutting blows they gave each others. Mir. Kibosy appeared q, attorney for Mir. Arn strong and Lawyer Ains.orth for the esia,e. Lawyer MIllsy seemed ts take the c-ke' and "cut the ice" ss the stsr witness.
 Question. MT. Millsy, by what rule do you estimate ths value Of . law yeI's servicss'
 Answer. Get all you can every time.
 c. Should there be DO coDsciencs or question of right in estimating the vsl1e of lawyers services?
 A, The rule is get all you can ; eoa.cience cnts no ice.
 Q. What dc you consider a nomi nal ieeY
 A. A case where the attorney is docksted in the case but does noth. ing.
 Q. What would be resronsble seminal fee for Mir. in this case?
 A. At least $500.
 Q. What would be a rsssonable fee if he rendered services7
 A. The estate was s45, 5,0eo, I be- Iieve. should eon-iier as rsasoua ble anyshers from 5 to 20 per cent Of the estate-wbstever he could get. IL would depend upon the rank of the attorney and the amount of ths estate
 c. Do you know Judge Ainsworth's rank Tt the bar in Phoenix?
 A. He is pretty rank, but not the rankest.
 Judge Street took the case under
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

E. nest W. Lewis, the Plsonix ct ornsy who is ia Tucson, ssys that there is great exaiemeu, in Phoenix over all ged oil discoveris.. Sinking b-ing prosecuted at point upon the Tempe road and several compa- nies have been formed in Phoenix. Experts have examined the lsnds where prospecting Is being carried on and they report isvorsbly and advise active operations on the part of the persons who have claimed the lands. A large number Of Phoenix people have invested in claims near Aguas CslIentes in Maricops county, where there are hopss Of securing oil,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02
BIsBKE, May 2s, 1901. COVERINGS.

Douglas has experienced a sever. storm of wind and rain. The trial jurors are summoned to appear in Tonbstone, Monday, June 10th.
 Geo. H. Kelly, the sfsble editor o' the AnzoBs Bulletin is visiting his son, W. E. Kelly, editor of the Bisbes Review.
 Ben F. Koering Of ,the Manzsnsl MiniDg conpsnysis sn arrival here from AeIIco on busisess connected d with his compsny.
 The funeral of the late Mrs. P-rry look place yesterday ct 3 p. ID. The attendance was large and most im- pressive.
 Cen.tsbls Doyle left yesterday for Tombs,ons with . prisoner who viii remain an in.;ds guos, of the county seat for 100 days.
 Four MeIicsns faced the music in Judge Williams csS-t yesterday, al charged with the insi,cree. a=s oi vhisty and wine and were found to b. guilty, 60 accordingly will take e1- srcise sn the public roads in dsisult of the HeeessAry exchange.
 The Bisbee Professional Bass Bal team and the Copper Queen nins will play an interesIng game a, Don Luis tomorrow. An excursion rate of 25 cents will be made for Dougla, train, for all who desire to 70.
 Tls ge iisl Tom Whitehead ard wife returned to their ranch ct White water yesterday. NIT. Whitehe sd owned the New England one Of the beet regulated restaurants in town and did . good busipsss but preferred ranch to city he, and therefore, disposed oi 1t.
 c. F. Mills, superintendent of the Detreit Copper company; supt Riolslts, N.cesan; Prof. James Dougi,s. .. Of fhelps, Djdge & Co and Walter Douglss, superintendent O
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02
DOUGLAS NOTES
Interesting Items From the
 Border Town
Douglas, May 27,h, 1901

Douglas, May 27,h, 1901.
 Great move in real estate Saturday eve-hssvy wind.
 The Ord Hstsl is receiving its frst coat of paint.
 Dr Tickets, supt. sf the Moetszums Copper Co.,. Nssossris. Nsx., and Prof. Dou slss psssed through here ts Bisbee
 Mrs Cassidy is spsnding . few day, in Bisbes.
 The third ball st the season given at the Ord Hot.l Thursday eve was as usual well attended and . late hour before the participants reluctantly de- paItrd to thsir homes.
 hr Willingh.m, who .has . home. -tssd near town n spending . few days with us. He has contracted with E Walker to erect . hsuss tbst he may spend his leisure moments therein.
 Hyatt and Trask having fnish- cd the carpenter work CD the Ord Hotel left Tor Bisbes to 6nish con tracts there.
 MT Nsl.on, foreman sf the Moe Hzums Copper Go. smelter, paced through hsrs enIsu,s to Bi,bss, bic old stamping ground.
 MT Hu,chintsn, supt. of the s. W. R. R. leading into Msxioo, spent a day with us and purchased heavily of town lsts. He is in q position to know . geod thing wh, n he sees it.
 The H Jack Lumber Co. is kavin g an office snd . residence building erected at the lumber yard.
 MT O'Brisn, maohinist of Bisbes is placing in the pipe, pump and engine to furnish water for the railroad water tank.
 Sheriff Del Lsvis spsns, Sunday with us looking after come iurymsn, witnesses, etc:
 Postnastsr Overlook tsok Sundays ,rsin for Bisbss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02
BISBEE J0TTINGSl
bIsBEE. May 25, 1901 CoPPKRiScs.

BE wor,hsp, of the firm of Wor- then q Goss, tho Tucson machinists came up from the old pueblo on rhursday sni will remain here for several days on business connected with his firm.
 Tom White. cue of tho prosperous merchants of DJuslsss was in town Thursday. He reports that burg as building up rapidly there being no lees thar ten buursss houses in course of cons,i uction besides e mum Der of rssidspces.
 Peter Hook, superintendent Of the La Democrats mine. in the Cansnes district wac . sbes visitor on rhurs- day. Pete finds many Of his old rohSstone friends in this city, who are blessed to see that he is in c fair way to make c fortune out of bis hold inGs iu The Democrats, in which he i, heavily interested.
 The frame hou.e of Walter Doredor on Chihuahus Hill had . morrow ss- cape irsn beiog burned down Thurs day afternoon. A gasoline stove ex- ploded and threw the burning hnid all over the kitchen. By prompt action on the part ot those in the vicinity the flames were ,ub6ued before . fire alarm was t1rced in. The stovs with two s;hers o! the sans kind now lie in tLe bottem Of an adjoining gulch
 The strawberry and ice cream tocia given by the ladies Of St Johns Guild at ihe new Opera House last evening va. a very decided success both soc islly snd financially. Ths hall had be. n srti,ticslly decorated d " willing hands and with the Cslifornis rarns- tions, rcses aud the Bi, bee bellies iu their white gowns produced a very pretty effect. The refreshments were served st dsintily arranged taeles. A short musical program was presented which wac thoroughly appreciated sy those present.
 Mrs. J. Perry departed from tbi: life and went to that bourn from wh ch there is ne return. It is very sad in. deed, sts was in the bloo ID and beauty of young vemanhoed and tsven weeks ago gave birth to s little daughter and soon afterwards was striken with typhoid fever, which was the osuse of her death. She leaves four children, the eldest being twelve ytars olo and the younges; even week,. The grief stricken husband ard motherlsss children have the syHp psthy oi the entire community in tbis their great trouble and irrepsrabls loss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

Services were held in 6. Hsul's church yesterday morning and even. ing by Rev A Elliott. The subject oI ths morning di course wac "R-ndsr unto Caesar ths things that are Caesars, and unto God the thin % that arc Gods" The sermon dwsl, on the dual responsibility Of the christian 10 society snd 10 God. Any place whore . christian can help to make the woIli better, and eievat. men, is his proper place. In the evening the wisdom of the unjust steward ia providing for himself wss discussed. In Interpreting scripture detached psrtisns or pssssges rtou!d not be taken, but . principle should b, taken according to its fair in,snd ment. The prudence Of ths unjust steward in pre- eyiding agsinst the iu- turs w.s the le.son in the parable fer cbristisns. BelisvIng in ;sa eternity, christians ought to prepare for it The uL,svorsble .Eaasher somewh.t reduced the a,tendanos ss the ser vioee. Osing U soms changes necessary to be made at Nogs!ss, Rev Elliott announces that he would hold services here next sn the third San. day in June.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

H c Herrick is up from Tairbank. MT Hsrrick yssterdsy met with a painful accident haying stsy ped up- "n pointed tine oi q pitchiork. the 'teel making . deep and paiaful in ei-ion into ih, bottom of hi, font. He at once applied l,tious ard home rsusdlea, then came To Tombstone fer medical assistApce. His foo, has swollen considerably, bu, by prom pt medical stten ntieu i, ie thought no serious results will follow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

In saying last week" r5marks a Western Kansas paper, "that if svery- body will take an interest and help supply the needed mstsrial, our new cemetery would be sue cess we wer. the victim 0, a typographical errer. We wrote creamery not cemetery, and the hs.li-h typo did the rest"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02
NC Benton and family returned

NC Benton and family returned today from Bisbs,. Sir Benton has been engaged assi.ting Assessor Fife in the work of numbering and access jag Bisb . and the work is nearly com ple,ed. Bi-bee will show . hssl- tby ss.essnent tbis year and by the -y.tem of numbering, DO property will escape the rolls.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

President Kruger siill declare. that the Bosrs will win io their struggle for ipdepe pd.nce. Certainly th.y de- serve success ss much SC dii the American coloLists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02
10 T HER CASE
An Arizona Woman's Damage
 Sult and How She Lest

A Flagstaff woman sued the city Tor dsmages, alleging that her foo, vest through . hole in . plank of the side-wsik and injured her spkle. The city's attorney had the plank with the hole in it brought into court and hsd the witness present the shoe which she claimed to have had on when the acc dent occurred. There ~as no Ios-ible way 10 msKe the shoe e ints the hole and consequently shs plaintiff lost her csss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

A party comprising Geo Bra,in' A. Wentworth. Gus Baron and . PROTECTOR representative tp nt . day in She Dragosns ysstsrdsy and visited the property Of the Black Diamond Cs. A brief rsviss or the observations dur,nE the trip will .p- pear ID . later issue,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

Eastward hel the course of divorce takes it way and South Dakota isn't in il. The Rhode Islsnd supreme court has forty three css.s set for trial in the ses.ion beginning Mon- cay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

Hon William Jennings Brysn and Hon William Mckinley both have signed .,srticlss in The Cslyx, is.u.d by the siudents oi wsshins nston .nd Lee university, az a memorial to the late William L Vii on, who wac pre- sident of the univ rsi.y.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

Mayor Goodbody, of Nsco, speDt Sunday in Tombstone looking ov- T the city. He speaks very highly of Ssto and thinks it will be one of the g-eitest border towns iu the west The Mayer. Johnny TwComey and G N ale left this morning for Blsbee driving overland.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

There is quite a little oil excite ment existing in Florence at the pres eat time, and over a thou,anG serfs Of land have been located between tke 'oUn and the Sseaton Indian reserya 'ion. The indications arc said 10 be excellent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

The regular quarterly teach ex animation will be held iu Tom bston. on June 3 and 4lh at the Prob. {. Judge rsom,. Intsrding a, plican., would do we'll to bs on hand m tim
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

The ever shable Joh ny Twoomey left .or home this @ernIng and took wit him a large lox of flowers pre- sent to him by B Misno, our to1- serisl arti,t. He will visit 1OH.b stone ags!n during court days
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

Brooklyn has an unreasonable man. Ne objects to paying law firm S4 ,s9o for collecting legacy Of si3,GOe l. this sort sf thing keeps up what wIli the poor lsxyers do?
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

Capt W H McKittrick and E B Ryan, the cattle and mining mag mates Of CochIse county, are Tomb stone visitors today on mining busi. ns". Both gentlemen are heavily in tsresttd in the Turquois Copper Co which i. becoming prominent among the Arizona producers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

The bureau of printing and sngrav. ing sent out sheet of the new two cent Buffalo e1po.ition stamps in which the loc motive was rictured upside down and the philatelIsis are going deity oyer il. There were but leo Of them and they will command a fancy price. Look out for them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

Poor old Britain With the Boer, lighting her in the south, the United states erowding her ,o the west; Rus .ia menaciDg her from the east. and fs deep sea 10 the north, she is up against il hard,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

An Enflish ssrl who went upon tn. stass in New York. has secured a ss5 lusEaspt against New York paper that said he could not act and conld net get livipe through tn. drama il he were not sn earl. Ee sued for szo'ooo. The earl will have to dix up to pay his lawyer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

The Ft Huaohuoa ball clus have arranged for dance at the Fort on She eve of the 3o.h and invite the Tsm bsteps visitors to remain over after the ball game and trip the light fantastic.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

the Copper Q cen eompeny, were in conference st the general of6cs Cf the comnapy in thIs city yesterday cn matters efecting Phelps, Dodge f Co.'S interests in Arizons Bisbss Review.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

Recently a train load Of eggs left Newton, Ksnsas, for Cslifosnis. Ire train consistsd d of twelve refrigerator cars, lead. d with IA 900 dozen egg.- osaily 2.0O0.eOO eggs. In case of a wreck what and emelst that train load woul make.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

A marriage lie nse was issusd today by Probate Judge BoNtwiek to Z. Garcia and Francisco Telavara both of Pesrce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

Quite . number Of strangers con- tinne to arrive. All are looking up susinsss prospects and the future out look of Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

G F Nsale wac Tombstone visitor yesterday. Heis of the Arm of a.,or- ueys of Leavsn worth, Eeals & Good body, Bisbes and Tumbs,one.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

The GrAys are figuring upon gan with the winners O, the Tombstons : huschucs game, as also with the Bisbes club. Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

The order Tor trial jurors has been issued and will be served withou. de- lay. The date fnf tn. trial jury is set fer June l0th. at g :30s. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

New Ms1iso is making . record in capital puni. hnsnt. t~o men having ben hanged last month and two are to fsllsw in June.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

Mrs Ed Durgan died suddenly q, the Good Hope mine, near Stafford Ar purgsn has been supsrinte ending the wsrk at the mine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

The s.ford ice factory has oom- msnced ths manufacture oi ice and is turning ut ten tons every day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02

The country io:ns Mir Mckinley in rejoicing al the seemingly miraculous raily.ng of Mrs Mckinley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02
From Monday'e D1i.v.

From Mondaye Duly,
 The oil company with Nsr.h.l W, N. Griffith as president hss 1000 acre upon which to operate, ell iu Yum. and Pima counties.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-06-02
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-27
Personal.

Mrs. Joe Fem left yesterday TO attend
the fair In San Antonio.
Miss Eva Tusgle Is expected home In the
latter part OF this week.
Miss Harris of seguln is the guest OF
Miss Annie Laurie Davidson.
Miss Alice schmidt OF NacOgdoches is the
guest Of Miss Katie Mellinger.
Miss Lua ~Leyendecker OF Columbus Is the
guest OF Mrs. RaDdal Stephens.
Mr.. Daniel Ripley OF Galveston was In
the city for a few days last week.
Mrs. George Neyill and Miss Estellc Card.
well returned Tuesday from the North,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Leecrsft OF Dallas
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. 4, Chew.
Mrs, L.. s. Taft has returned from San
Antonio, whore she spent the early fail.
Mrs. II. Prince left Tuesday for New
York 70 visit her daughter. Mrs. Sailing
Mrs. @. A. Taft and daughter returned
last week from a pleasant visit TO San
Antonio.
Mr.. aud Mrs, W. II. slosson have return,
Cd for the winter and are now at no Me
Kinney avenue.
Mr., ana Alrss 81 Ns FoSmap, fsSIsylg
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Literary Clubs.

At the regular meeting Of the Woman's
club last Wednesday afternoon Mrs, n. T,
Lilliard lead the history lesson, which GOV.
cred the period of the first term Of Jack
sons administration The many events Of
this interesting epoch in history were di-
vided into topics by Mrs. Lilliard, and the
admirable way In which the different i'm
portant events were narrated, was espe.
cially gratifying to the leader,
Miss Mitchell delivered an excellent paper
on the monetary system of the United
states covering the topic very thoroughly
ana making q very interesting article on
this difficult and all important subject.
origin and Development Of the Monetary
systems of the World" the subject Of the
discussion for the day, WIS made quite in
teresting by Mrs, Kendall who exhibited
some rare coins, one of special Interest
being q coin that dates from the time Of
Alexander the Great, but that which was
of most interest to the Texas members was
the paper money of the Republic of Texas.
Miss Bruce was admitted to the club
membership.
Al the meeting OF the Ladies' Reading
club last Tuesday, Mrs. Niday was in
charge Of the program and opened it by a
paper on Thomas Hooker and His In
h%uence,' which was followed by another
on Roger Williams by AIRS. Ella Downcy,
both Of them OF much interest and wei
handled. The subject Of the table talk"
was "Other Writers Of that Time, which
was entered into by all the club with much
interest.
there will be no program Of study, but the
meeting will be . social one with Mrs.
Saunders Of Walnut Grove Ranch, and will
be held at the homo Of the president Mrs,
Presley Ewing, at 4 n. m.
The first regular meeting of the Current
Literature club viii be held next Wednes-
day at 1880 In the morning at the home OF
Mrs. Jesse Andrews, 1907 McGowan avenue,
near Fupni street.
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am reoroqted IN cali q r~occfiur for the
cltv For the orst meeting whose object
vjI be - f,rmrl,te a Man for the ,Ipb's
ora,plzstiop Tho nrasidsnt of mo CIV Fcd.
o,sI,,, ~ ct,b, tbo rrosf5.,t M oy,ry
litor,ry nj. ,-nrsi,,l clrb ,bo nr.sflept of
tho Uopsto, an, Iaopra tbe president ar
,cge,tz M eyorr ngnsouc society. the
rresIden+ ~ tho " g n n ana fine nresi.
dsDt az ,bo Uomap,s Auxiliary of inc y
NJ Is ore Invited to meet M the
Tyceun pbrarv tomorrow Niondayl after
noon nj rsIf past q O'clock. Mrs. B. A..
paud,lpb chairman Of tho town improve.
ment work of ihe state Federation Of
vnmsr'. Clubs .s also asked TO attend.
At the rlfae and place stated an effort VIII
he mads that VIII result in Infinite good
10 tho civ II the women win only be
willing 10 undertake and prompt TO per-
form tine dnlies that tile membership of the
clrb vriu entail. II As not to bc organized
for Measure. INIT for earnest. falthfui work.
THE object Of the club is TO look after the
improvement and beautifyinr of the city,
Houston IS now like tho home Of II buche-
Tor ana needs the touch of a woman's
~
H""H' ~ NN-p fP' W.
ties must be divided between the husband
md the wife. II Is the mart of the hus-
- u.4 49,. 80 r,e,o,
V"u" ;" ~ '~NN 'F' '"NN9'
water, gdS and Drainage are carefully look
cd after. and when this Is done faithfully
tabIz -. T.,
'ue Ae"."a'luh '"h ' ."HA"i "'' NV'i0 30
wen built. But " rs Tor the Wltc To see
That The servants do their duty; that the
c""NiH ~ i'ee N'', 'H"' 49,"
arc On the walls; pretty haug'hss
placed daintiIy about and plenty OF flowers,
- ..d - ~, h~,,,tt,n ana t.,rtfG,
$4,000 F' "'r-'F
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49, ee urains which weaken women
neals inflammation and liberation ana
the asriale weakness, II tranouilizes
ins nerves restores the appetite ana
ihcaees refreshing sleep. ana
YOU uSve Intended for some time to ,vy,t. -
gan Co. ok XVI a! as1 Ay az. Burnett Of RSs4silyfis.' 10 %
Mhat your medleins has done 5rslin regard 10
and laS Wy w, sud / had eobr-stivSssy Sa aIsy
was in q d ys esa,a's do9r for ten ioag weep lh'si
best doctors of Ire CIV ana had SIX Of the
49, cole o aud I had been given eys'y ~ had
Pisfse,s a nssssnS 70 get me a bottle Of piS !
IN i, but heEoti h M He had no faith
~ Is ! wss able to walk 10 tA \ Iahen 81 two
bottles H was s sSa BY the tine had1 saIssS t SSss
enough A7efee aud his iue.rine
s, al: r'erce's Pleasant Pellets IN.