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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06

AT s15-All-Wool Venetian Cloth
Suits, jackets made the popular Nor
folk STYLE trimmed in lnlaid velvet
buttons, gradueted-flounce skirt.
AT S25-Eandsome Broadcloth Suits,
colors Blue and Brown. jackets Elton
effect, with velvet vests and velvet
collar. skirt full-fared fiounce, entire
suit jauntily trimmed in satin bands
and silk.
At $30-Elegant Broadcloth Suits.
jackets made in the new Louis XIV.
style, velvet collar, skirt made with
graduated-ti0unce effect. and beauti-
fully stitched, a modish. up-to-date
suit; gem of the tailor's art, which
Is appreciated by all weil-dressed
women.
Other styles at $50 and up.
SPECIAL TO CLOSE OUT.
All Cray Homespun Suits at half
price-S2G Suits go at $40; So Suits at
$3.50; $40 Suits go at 50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.

Our regular display Muslin Underwear Fine Lingerie Dress
sing Sacoues ETC.; ready for your inspection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06

Heavy FlannelIette Waists, neat
patterns. light ana dark colors, soc.
All-Wool Flannel Waists, all coiors,
prettily trimmed in Black braid, 81
and $50.
French Flannel Waists, front either
stitched in White silk or tucked,
tucked or plain back, new sleeves.
s1os
French Flannel Waists, Raglan
sleeves, side pockets, very stylish,
s2.As.
Other styles st.os and seas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06
Great Values in Linens
and House furnishings.

Also, our Drarery Stock in Muls.
Silkolines Satines. and Bagdads.
We have put in double stock OF
Sheets. PilIow-Cnses. and Bo!stersr
Cases, as sales have been very heavy
in this line
In ali of these we guarantee the
usual low prices.
Plain Linen Damask, so much de-
sired by ladies who wish to hemstitch
their own table set, at $i-Very heavy
and substantial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06
New Silks SJnderpgice1.

Staple and Novelty Silks new
weaves and colorings, from the art
mills Of Europe and cur own country.
Naughty, imperions, lovely silks,
which-if Silks could would feel
ashamed OF their too little prices. For
example:
The Much-Desired White-e;round
Silks, with Black, at 81 yard.
Crepe de Chine, in all leading shades,
a '5c.. 81. and sl.25 yard.
Peau de Levant soft with ltatre. "a
inches, in all shades, at 81 yard
Black Taffeta. extra heavy. So
inches wide. sl.S9 grade; special for
naxt week. S1.25.
Black Guaranteed Taffeta. q inches
wide, at 81 yard
Black Guaranteed Tafreta, extra
heavy, 81 grade, at soc.
Black Taffete. all silk, fast selvedge,
si.l5 quality. at SOC.
Black Peau de Sole. extra heavy,
good seller at d.S9; special. $50
ward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06
Flannel and Silk Waists,

seasonabe demand for autumn in
certainly
allied wearabIe paical qualities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06

Albatross Waists, in all the new
shades, entire waist and sleeves tuck
ed, s3.4S.
Silk Waists, hemstitched and tucked
front, trimmed in straps and gilt but
tors. s39S.
Silk Waists, tucked front and back,
front finished with sixteen rows OF
White elk stitching. So.
Silk Waists, entire waist tucked,
with vest effect. vest trimmed with
White crocheted buckles and silk but
tons. very stylish, S6.1S.
Other styles, $3.50 to $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-10-06

InUHey saFiIEs, tHNV4 e
In Danlasks-bleached, unbleachcd.
Rcd and White ard Red and Green
our stock is full: prices from soc. TO
In addition 10 these we have Border
Cloths. in bleached and coiored.- 70
suit all tables. To go with these We
show large line OF Doylics and Nap
kins.
Towels. in Huckaback and Damask;
Flannels is complete
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

Arizona has e chance to win new lsursls. The manager of the "Fes- tival of Mountain and Plain," which is to be great cowboy festival at Denver on October 2nd, has written to scholeheld < Richey in regard to shs event. He says that they want three broncho-busters and three of ths widest, msaness and trickiest horses ID the territory. The belt for the champion rider will cost $500. It will be the belt of the world, as the contestants will como from ali parts of the globe. Then too, there will be prizes ranging from $50 dswr. Since the crack riders O. the country are to be there Arizona should send three Of her best men to compete for the belt. Messrs Scolsfield < Richey are iDtersstej in securing three good men and horses, and applicants should address them at Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

To remember the struggling news- paper maa and the overworked office force with . basket of home grown fruit is a kindly thoughtfulness which is alwsys heartily acknowledged sad when the game is delivered by A charming young lady 6 feeling of the fullest appreciation is aroused. Today the PRosrEcToR force were made glad by the enjoyment of treat in a basket of luscious peaches deposited os the editorial table with the compliments of Miss Mabel Swain. The peaches are from the garden orchard of the Swain residence and for quality, siz, and delicious flavor fully msiutain Tombstone's record for the excellence Of our home grown fruit. The PRss.. rscToR force return grateful thanks for the rememberance,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Board of Super
 isors C0chise County

Tombstone. Aug 2sd, 1901. Board met pursusptt to adjournment of meeting Aug let, 1901 at 9 . n. Members present-Thos k. York chairman and Supervisors P. J. Dsls- hanty and Gee. B. Reay.
 Minutes of meeting Auguss 1.t. read and approved.
 Fsllowing claims were audited and allowed:
 A T Lswis, shsrif's fees, End
 quarter. 1901, Claim No
 II2; S24sS. .25; disslls~-
 ed $Is0. 50; allowed. .$22S8 75 Martin Williams. nurse rest
 house, Bisbss. ........ l20 @ Charles S Clark, justices fees,
 2nd quarter, 190L.... 46 50 Ed Barringtor, interpreting
 Bisbee, 2nd quarter,
 1901, Claim No 107; S4s, disallowed SI; allowed. A %
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

Two cowboys evidently bent OF shooting en up" rode along lower roughnut Street today on their horsss, brsndishing siIsb ootsrs. When bslo~ town several .hots were heard and later it was reported one oi the cowboys had accidentally killed one of the horses. The riders wer. uuknegn but warrants are out for their arrest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

A country editor wrote; "Niss Sara Toga Chips entertained large number of her friends at her lawn fsts the oth evening"" and the back woods rrinLe. set t up 'Mis5 Sara Tegs Chips entertained a pumter oi her friends with her long feet the other eytning"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

Ladies will be pleased to know that bankruptcy prsees dings cannot re- lease faithless men from the cosss- susnss of breach ef promise. A New York gentleman, hsvisg occasion ss go ints bankruptcy, inadvertently in- cludsd 6 breach of prsmiss judg ment in his list of debts, The supreme court of New York, however, held that upon the fact sf i, that judgment showed the petitioner had been guilty of fraud and bis discharge was refus- aA
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01
ARIZONA RANGERS
They are Being Organized
 and Ready For Action

Burt Aossman, Captain of the Ari- Eens Rangers, is busy msking the final arrangements fer the nussefing h oi the company and periec,ipg the organization. Mr Mossman stated yesterday tbst the list of those selsct- d would Dc ready for publication within few days. h all probability Benson will Dc selected as the place fer organizing ihs Rangers, and Bis bee will bs company headquarters. ss 1t were.
 "Thers is come work along the sor- dsr," ssid Ar Aossmsn, 'Thss needs ssasntion, aad ws will probably devote eur tive and energy ts that tack first. t."-Rsvisw
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

"Sss:s:" Hunt et the P and Chief Engineer wsmbauah of the Phelps. Dodge railroad interests. who were in Tombstone Saturday, were ou,t oing passengers on the stage yesterday. The two railroad men, though repre- sen,ing corporations wbess interests are populsrly reg ard d at variance, both were friendly. the outgrouth of years of pleasant mutual acqusin- tsncsship. Neither however could resist the temptation to jolly" the other on railroad matters and iudule.. ed in some repsrtes. ard witty Ietorts that were amusing and enjoyed by sbeir fellow passenger. Later both vied with each other in telling humer. ous stories, some of which were prize winnsrs. Both eenlir ued to Benscn together.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

Tine Boer women are snr ollib themselves with the worlds hsroinss by riding about and gathering stray horses Tor their Sighting men. As we homer the heroic women ot the American Revolution So we bensr the brave Boer women. They may not win, but they are showing that they deserve to win
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

The Florence Blade says anyone fond of lightning should go into the Pieacho mountains during the sterm season. Near the center Of this ran .e within an arsateversl miles in extent, there is scarcely g mesquits or pa,o vsrie tree or giant cactus that has not been ripped into dwellings by lightning. This would indicate that there are large bodies of magnet c iron in shat locality.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

The repsrt of the Greene Consoli- dated Copper company, recently made pubic, estimates the cost 0. copper from the La Cspanes mines laid down in New York at four aud one-tenth cents per pound. The compsny's store a. La Csnsuea did business in May Of s92 800, spd in June sI06 eco, ct a profit of twenty-six per cent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

According 10 the statistics collected On the subject of school favings banks, there are 3.5sS si them in the United States Eat present, with 65.5s1 dsposisors. The amount depesited since the work of sstatlishinz thsse banks begun, up to January l, is placed at $S76 900, of which s135. sOo remained on deposit on the date named. The system teaches the chil- drsn how to save money.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

John $ Willie ms was in Tomb 'tons today and greeted by his many friends. MT Williams has jus. pur- chased . handsome horse a, Tucson and Is driving him overland to his home at Bisbss. The animal i. a young colt Of bloeded stoek and is much admired hy all who seen him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

A story is told of Texas farmer who sent to the agricultural depart ment for package of tobacco seed |. Inclo ing his order he remarked: "I'd much ruther have Climax, but if you haint go. no Climax Battleax will do. l might even gi, along with Star fl you have uelhin' else,"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

P c Bicknell has completed the manuscript of new book on the Grand Canyon of Arizona. Ths work will contain much that is new and also maps of the roads leading to the canyon and the trails leading down i ito the canyon. The book will be pu 5lished during the pext sixty d Ys.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

Owing 10 the uncertainty o. travel in southern Arizona at this season of the year, snd tb,. presability Of & small attendsnos, it has been decided 10 postpone the session of the Grand Lodge of Good Templsrs, tha. was to have met in Bisbse on Wednesds the 18th iost, to some more favorable date. IL is probable that January l, may be fixed on for the adjourntd d meeting.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

The report is again prevalent in Washington that the Isthmisa Canal Com mission will report in fsyor of the Panama route and the purchase of the property of the Panama Cana
 Co. If it does, look out for a Lows from the people of this country shs. will irightsn the intending loossrs SC thsy have meyer been frightened be-
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

,h- was intending hold up. A dis. play of revolver in the hands Of the saloon man seemed to iptimidste her and che moved hsstily away.
 Bisbee, August 2I. 1901.
 COVERINGS.
 Weather decidedly warm lately,
 II Msloney, returned today to Dougiss.
 Con Okeefe and Nj J Cunning ham were Naco visitors yesterday.
 A marriage is on the iapis for Sun day. Guess who.
 Attorney Gibson is here irem the county ,est.
 John Mobile is expected home te- morrow from @ lengthy visit to San Francisco.
 Dr H sehmisding is on 6 business trip to Tombstone and vicinity.
 Several rubber. tired rigs are noticed on the streets. Allie sowles and wife, returned to. day in time to attend the funeral Of his father, the late Joseph Sowlss. The base ball boys are expected home tonight from Aoresai, the scene of their first defeat. Gei.elh ,r,, Nsco; J s Ferguson, Den : yer; T Logan, Douglass; D W Wat SOD, Douglas.
 Johnny Twoomsy has . model Of the English boat Shamrock II. An emersld-hued pennent streams from her top-mast. | Matt Mcdonald was relieved of his watch last night while passing few moments in g popular resort on Main St. The lIght-fngersd gentleman proved to bs Mexican who will be sptepcsd tomorrow by Justice Will Hams. The watch was recovered.
 Arrivals at the Norton :- Abra- ham and wife, Fl Psso; 0 Gibson rombstone; F H Bosfeld and vile tucson; H F Lloyd, Fl Paso. l c Smsllwood, principal of the pub lie school. and wife returned yesterday from their eastern visit. 1 Major A Mason, proprietor of tn, Norton House, celebrated the 70.t anniverssry of his birth today. 4 dinner was gwen in his honor. | Aessrs Murry Gray and Earnest Hall have started a suit club here or the ssme plan as adopted in larg, cities.
 Manager Ellison, of the Bisbes Imp. Co, will ssen move ints hil spacious and elegant quarters in the new hotel.
 The Mexican population are msk- ing great preparations for their national celebration on the 18th of next month.
 Justice courts gre comparatively idle. Drunk and disorderly casee constitute the calendar.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

Thirty couples sailing to the Philip pines O. the transport Thomas were yedded at Honolulu. and contin xed lhsir voyage as "narried folks" There being no divorce machinery on board the transport, the newly made pairs will probably arrive st Manila intact.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

The Topeka Mail and Breeze offer cd . prize for the best description of "Ths Medsl Husband," written by wsnan. The first contribution read tersely as follows: "The topic is net . proper one. No one csrsste discuss the dead"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

As we go to press it is learned that the charge against Andy Garrett be- ing heard before Justice Clark today was dismissed and defendant released from bond.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

A poorwomsn of Ohio has bsen sui fsripg fer about six years with sto- mach troubles. A treatment for stomach worms resultsd in ths dis sovsry thst she had carried e snake two feet long. She will recover.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

Standard eil Stockholders will re- ceivs dividend ef $S @ share for the third quarter ot the year. This will swell the to;al amount paid in divi dsnd, this year to S40, ,oOO,0)O.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

The plans and specifications for .he Territorial Reform School to be le- cated ct Benson, are now completed and in 6 few days bids for the erection of the first building will ressiYed The cost is estimated at S25 900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

H Sehmie6ing of Bisbee is a Tom b. stone victor. MT Schmieding i. inc terestsd in the Vermont & Arizona Cs operating in the Dragons and goes on visit to the property from which come seod reports of development in ore.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

Considerable Improvements are te ing made on the Allen street rGsperty Of 5 Misn". A new ald attractive front is to be put in ard the work started today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

Supervisor G B Resy came in today from Bisbee. Supervisor Delehsnty is expected from Benson this afternoon and the r. gulsr meeting to Ii T the tax rate will be held.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

The Sixteenth of Sspte is the anniversary of the founding Of Lhe Re- public of Mexico and the event will doubtless be duly celebrated by the Mexican population here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

Anothers sioon is to bs opened iu Comt stone and it's location is said ni.l bs on the south side of Allen street. A recent visitor frocl Dousla is seriously considering lhe venture
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

Nsny months ago Gen MeArthur oabled from the Philippines tha, the iasurrec,ion was over. New, he says it is "slmo.t entirely" extinguishsd. Military commanders have no more licenss to isaore consistency than other men.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

It n rumored that the Arizona newspaper fslS is to be enriched this fall by another paper, published by John Dunbar late of tue Phoenix Garstte. There is always room for one more.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

Assurances are had from Washing ton that the interior and agricultural departments will both urge the con- struetiou O. the San Carlos dam for the benefit of the Pima Indians at the oming session of congress.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

4 large headline in au esteemed contemporary, says: A St Loui. Woman Will Talk" After calm and retrospective deliberatlon, We are forced to the conclusion that the habit is not confined to the St Louis woman.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

Mrs James Reilly will pu. up a S35Oo residence at the corner of Stone and Tools .svenues. The plans have been drawn and the contract will be let iu few ys.-Tucson Citizen.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

The survy of the Tombstone branch of the A < E from Fsirbank to tue main line of the Southwestern R k at College Peak will be 5 lailes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

S F Hazard of the well known firm of attorneys, Hereford X Hsz zsra, is in Tombstone on a prefes. sional visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

Ii Hung Chang, that wily old rascal is making snotbsr bluf a, pressing Russia. which owns him body and soul, to get out Of Nsnchurs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

6 W SesveTns, the we'll known mining man who is largely interested in the Turauois distrio', arrived Saturday from Boston and i3 here on mining business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

ca account of the freight wreck on the Southern Pacific no western mail was received yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

Mrs 2 l. Cummings and son return. ed yesterday from her visit to Cali. fornis of two months duration.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

John Henninger of the Can Can re- turned yesterday from . brief busi ness visit to Nsco.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

Fron, Nondoy'e Duty.
 Martin Costello is in To, Angeles and spending brief vacation at the sea coset.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01
From Tuedao's Issue.

Three lodges in Arizona were rep-e sented at the recent meeting of the Grand Lodge of Elxs held in Milwsu- kee, namely: Flsgsith, Globe and Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01

A farm has been discovered in Tex as on which there is no l. stock company has been form'd to promote it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-01
BISBEE JOTTINGSl
BIsBEE, August 23, 1901

Miss Nae Coboe hSs returned rom s pleasant outing on the coast.
 Frank Powell representing Shsr- wood & Sherwood, liqnor dealers in San Francisoo, is in town.
 Vim York returned to Nacossri to- dsy, He has been making arrange ments for the sale of his copper properties there.
 L A S.evene, the popular cigar drummer, is shaking hands with his Bisbes friends.
 Jno Mobile is making an extended visit in San Francisco.
 Through some mistake the suits. mssks, etc, belonging to the Bistee Ball tesm were cent astrsy on their shipment from Tucson last Sunday.
 Weather still clear and supDy. Nights somewhat sultry.
 Eugene Larrisu, is up from Fair bspks shaking hsnds with his many friends.
 The Bisbee Giants leave for No epci on tomorrow morning for champion chip game with the Morenoi ball n <,f ktm
 Frank Bopp is rscovsring from an attack o! fever.
 Two young lyn1 were added 10 The collection Of animals st the Bank Ex- change yesterday, together with two mountain lions.
 The proposed session o. the Grand Lodge of Good Tsmplars, which ws' to have been held ia Bisbee next week has been postponed indefinitely
 Geo E Pisotte, who is interested with Frank BerKonia at Fronteras Mex. is In Bi.bee for few days.
 l. is reported that 8 body of good ore was found on the TOO foot level o South Bisbee mine today, A winze was sunk from the 500 to the 9Ot leo, leve! and is in mAsGsbese anC copper ore.
 BIsBEE, August 25, 190l coPPERINGs. Henry Aston Of Douglas is a Bi.be, visitor.
 Customs Collector Mix of Mac, came in town today. II Nsloney came iu today Iron , Douglas.
 R Toshey and family are in fron Douglass. M Grifio, Douglas; W L Hum phrey, San Pedro; JC Bailey, \ Y EJ Stoksr, Tucson; Geo R Gran, SF.
 A wire from Morenci at ' o'c,oe tonight gives the result of the bal game. Bisbes lost by score of 9 I2.
 Dr Hickman returned today iron Fl Psso, where he has been enjoyin a vacation.
 Robt Pessuerrs, son of A A Pes suerrs, a wealthy csttlemsn of Son ora, Mex. is here on visit. Hr A wetz-il Of the book-keepinI force a, the Copper Queen store, ex pects his wife in a few days iron Chicago.
 Aiss Claudia Murry, sister in law o Jse O'Rsilly of Nsco. is quite Ill. D Edmundson is attending. Dennis T~oomsy, e brother o Johnnie and Daniel Twoonsy, i here at present. He has lately fin i.hed his service in the Hssyy Artil. lsry 1st Cslifsrnis, Battery D. Frank Moreno an old employee 0 the Copper Queen company, is her, from Nsco.sri. 9e leaves in ths morning for Psarce.
 Arrivals ct the Besssmer: O Jones. L A; BC Sante, s F; 0 E sloon, 6 IF 8 Webster, Douglas.
 The marriage sf . popular young merchant of Douglass and the charm. ing daughter Of . well known railroad contractor is announced for the near future.
 The funeral of the late Jsseph 5cwles will take place on tomorrow afserLoon .: 3 o'clock. Mass will be had tomorrow. morning at the Catholic church.