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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-19

GO To KEANE'S. CENTER MARKET,
for Spring Lamb and Washington Dressed
Beef; very finest quality of meats only on
sale. Our meats are all home slaughtered,
which means that they are always fresh,
tender and juicy. You'll find our prices
very reasonable. Try us next time you
want any kinds of meats. T. T. KEANE,
30 TO u Center Market. Wholesale Row ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-19
LOCAL MENTION.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Academy-"The Honest Blacksmith
Chase's New Grand-Polite vaudeville.
Columbia-"The Princess Chic"
Kernan's Lyceum-Flynn's Burlesquers.
Lafayette-"The Bankers Daughter.
Mathematician Drew in 'Richard Carvel."
New Bijou-'The Gay Girls of Gotham"
1417 G street-Nana.
First Baptist Church-Ye Deestrick Skule.
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S1.2o To Baltimore and Return s1.25

Via PENNSYLVANIA Railroad.
Tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday.
April 10 ana u, good to return until Mon
day, April -. All trains except Congress
siOnal Limited.-Adyt
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GAS RANGES. OIL COOKING STOVES.
1901 G st. c. A Muddiman & Co. GIG 18th ST.

At ]. T. D. Pyles' stores-Royal Blend
Tea. 40c; Golden Crown Coffee, 29c.; Ar
buckle Coffee, Pie; Goldfish. 41ac.; Navy
Beans, SC. ct; 3 lbs. Seeded Raisins, 25c.;
3 cans Maine Corn, 25c.; 3 lbs. ApricOts.
BIC; lbs. Apples, 25c.; Cal. Hams, &C.;
Star of the East Flour. 81 % z -bbl. SIX.
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The Recognized Leader.

Having won the above reputation, we
lead today with BIB. boxes Fancy Cream
cry butter at $1.40. James F. Oyster, 900
Pa. ave, all markets and phone 27l.-Adv.
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Death of Maurice Briggs.

Maurice Briggs, young man, who was
formerly a resident OF this city and en-
gagged here in newspaper business died re-
Gently at his home in Binghamton, y. Y,
Of consumption.
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and "Daisy,' Branded
Hams HIVE No Supeciors.

Buy only. Accept no other
Cincinnatis Finest Sugar-cured Hams
Shoulders. Breakfast Bacon, Pure Lard,
Select Beef Tongues, Delicious Beef. &c.
Sold by all leading Grocers and Bacon
Dealers. A. T. Schroth, agt. for D. c., 4O:,-5
Center Market. it
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"OId BraddOck' Maryland Rye is the


An ideal stimulant for the sick and aged.
Strictly pure, very old, smooth and mellow
AT grocers cafes, clubs. Jas. Clark Distill-
ing Co. d. 2. Mccarthy, mgr, Go Pa av
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RAILROADS.
SeabOard Air Line Railway

FLORIDA AND WEST INDIA SHORT LINE"
kk Ia WASHINGTON, PENNA. R.R. STATION.
80 An daAy. flortdR and Atlanta Fast Mail
Tor Petersburg. Raleigh. Southern Pines dpine-
nuTsu: camden Celumbia. Savannah. Jackson-
VINE, Tallahassee and Tampa, Charlotte. Athens
Atlanta. New Orleans and points West. Through
Stepping cars 10 jacksonville. And Hamlet 10
oi2S P.M daily. Florida aud Metropolitan Limited
pranlng Room Observation and Dining Cars
%F lnelgh, Southern Pines (Piuehurst). Camden
SSoIu1.bia, savannah and Jacksonville Sleeping
. Sar Jackson lille 10 Tampa
o'SS I'M daily. Florida and Matropolitsn Limited
Wf Nh2rlottc. Athens. Atlanta Chattanooga
TTSSSnN.iles New Orleans aud points Southwest.
rrnI"ssh Sleeping Cars to Atlanta.
, rI rI9Tther Information apply TO W NJ Nc
toNNEii- General Agent. 1884 New York ave
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Offices in The stnr building

Desirable office rooms for rent in The
Star Building, including light, heat and
1anitor service.
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cHBsAPEAHE AND OHIO RAu.RoAD.

AhI.o1Ga LIE SRANDEST SCENERY OF
AMERICA ALL TRAINS VFSTIRiIIFD
bbLEGTRlo LIGHTED, STEAM HEATED.
SSTNNE1NS> SAhS On THROUGH TRAINS.
STATION, SIXTH AND II STREETS
90 Schedule IN effect April IL. 1901
500 I'M. DAlLl-Cincinnai and ST Inufs Sns-
eiai.Solid train for Cincinnati Pullman Slae,,ars
70 Cincinnati, Lexington Louisville indianapolis
Ana 81 Louis without change. Observation Parlor
Car Washington 10 Virginia Hot Springs daiIy ex-
celt sunday. Parlor Car Cincinnati 10 Chicago
lliIo I'M DALl-F. L. Y. Limited Solid train
LOT CINCINNATI. Pullman Sleepers 20 Ciuriunati
lexington and Louisville without change Connec.
non for virginia Hot Springs daily. Pullman Com
par.meht Car 10 Virginia Hot Springs without
ehange, daily except Sunday. Sleepers Cincinnati
lL;4L An DAILY. EN'EPT SUNDAY-For New
port News, Norfolk and Old Point Comfort tyIa
Penna. Il. r.. r. F. p and Richmondl VIA
800 PM. DAIIY-For Gordousvtlle Cbarlottes.
cept Sunday. ''' "a
Reservation and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Ounces ol3 pennsylvania avenue 500 l4th st near
L, and Mt the station. Telephone call ls4l for
fehnsy iFania Railroad cab service.
IL W. FULLER. General Passenger Agent
Telephone l066. anI2
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It's an old favorite with those who en-
joy fine Rye Whiskey. years old, 75c at
]. H. Clarke, 140S 18th st. Phone S6S, 1t
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Hotel EnGel.

Opp. B. and o. depot, sole agent for the ia
nous Kloster Beer. Families supplied Ell
egant ladies' and gentlemens restaurant
ap10-w&f1m
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Visit the unique Bears Head in the base
ment OF the Raleigh! refined place for
ladies and gentlemen-Adyt
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Ever Tried s.ZeigIer" Rye.

Liebigs Malt s1.5O dozen. Jas. D. Donnel
1y, 14th and l SITS. NV. Its
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Large and attractive sale of desirable
furniture, carpets, &c, at SIoan's, 1907 G
st, tomorrow at 10 a.m.-Advt
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Wizards Hotel, Cor. of nth and r
NV. ladies' and gentlemen's cafe; business
mems lunch from l. until = p.m-Adyt
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TRUE HAPPINESS CONSISTS,
my friend. in purchasing an article for
dollar that your neighbor paid two for.
BIB. box best butter, s1.4O. Jas. F. Oyster,
800 Pa. ave, phone 2I1.
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There was a slight fire in the house of
W. l.. kimbali. No. 219 Sd street southeast,
about o'clock last night. A lighted cigar
cite caused the blaze. and the furniture was
damaged to the amount of about $50. 1t
did not become necessary to summon the
fire department.
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and o.. Saturday and Sunday, April 20 and
81. good for return until following Monday.
Tickets good on all trains except Royal
Limited.-Advt.
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CITY ITEMS.
Dove brand Surar-Cured No,

Have been in a class of their own for more
than twenty-five years. Sold in all parts of
the District. It's
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no AMOUNT OF AGING

No ANiVI NJ Ut ALIlNU
can perfect impure beer "Old Glory is
brewed of choice imported German hops
and pure malt. months old before bot
tied. Abner-Drury Brewing Company.
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Royal Glue Sticks Anything. Druggists, 1oc

2-burner Gas Stoves only 81. A Eberly'.
Sons, us eth st. NV
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THE DEPENDABLE BREAD
the kind that gives satisfaction year in and
year Out-Schueider's Malt" Bread. AL
ways pure and wholesome. light and di-
gestible. At all grOcers', only &c. loaf.
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ACCOUNTANTS.

]. E. BATES,
Public Accountant aud Auditor
Room ITO, Washington Loan and Trust building.
delft 9th and sts. NV. Telephone No. eT2.
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Try Reisinger's Ice Cream, 81 GAL; SOC !!
gal Charlotte Russo. Phone 245S-3. 235 G st
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If it is FCSSELLS Ice Cream or Cakes
it is all you need to know. Since 1851.
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WHEN YOU LOOK FOR QUALITY,
Always call for Dove Smoked Meats. Sold
in all markets and the noted stores. u. o.
Y. L. branded on the skin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-19

DRINK KENNY'S FINE COFFEES.
No equal at any price.
Pure sugars sold at cost.
c. d. Kenny Co. city stores.
The Conservative, 1901-04-18
BLACK WALNUT VALUABLE.

Scores of old barns in Ohio have floors
and hangers of black walnut, put in
fifty or seventy five years ago, when the
chief endeavor Of the pioneer was to
clear the dense forests for crops. So
popular is black walnut furniture abroad,
that English and French agents buy
even old barn timbers and fence rails.
One of the few walnut groves left in
Ohio, was sold last month for export as
lumber. The largest tree, eight feet in
diameter at the stump, brought twelve
hundred dollars. In view of this fact,
Arbor Day suggests more than a senti-
ment; it hints also at financial invest
ment Young people who plant walnut
groves or avenues may live to reap sub
stantial profits from the timber thereof.
Youths Companion.
The Conservative, 1901-04-18
Che Conservative.

child into his presence and placed it be-
meath the chiefs foot. This appeal
brought him to himself, and, arising,
he made speech to his followers, and
seemingly threw off his grief as easily
as he had taken it on. In 1899, the
smallpox swept over Nebraska, and
Blackbird was one Of it's victims.
It was the dying command of Black
bird, that his tomb should be on the
summit of this hill, in which he should
be inferred, seated on his favorite horse,
that he might overlook his ancient do
main and behold the barks of the white
men as they came up the river to trade
with his people.
His dying orders were faithfully
obeyed. His corpse was placed astride
of his war steed and mound raised
over them, on the summit of hill. On
the top of the mound was erected a
staff, from which foated the banner of
the chieftain and the scalps that he had
taken in battle. When the expedition
under Mr.. Hunt visited that part of the
country (1SO2) the staff still remained
with the fragments Of the banner, and
the superstitious rite of placing food,
from time to time, upon the mound, for
the use of the deceased, was still observ-
ed by the Omahas.
The Conservative, 1901-04-18
PLEASANT WORDS OF CHEER.
EDITOR The CONSERVATIVE:

EDITOR IHE CONSERVATIVE:
I will quote from one of your esteem
ed letters to me, several months since
"Your reward for the valuable work
which you are doing in forestry will be
rendered after you are dead" The
Arbor Day monument to j.. Sterling
Morton will be more enduring than any
which could be constructed of granite.
The Arbor Day edition Of The Con-
SENTATIVE is grand work, and is, and
will be, appreciated by thousands who
do not think to write you to that effect.
have often wished that could reach
some of the multi -millionaires and Sc
cure even a moderate gift for practical
forestry work, as you suggest in your
first editorial.
My best wishes go out for your con-
tinued health, long life, and enjoyment
of the trees which you are planting, or
causing to be planted, everywhere.
JOHN P. BROWN.
Connersville, Ind, April 15, 1901.
The Conservative, 1901-04-18
INVESTMENTS IN MEXICO.

The CONSERVATIVE takes great pleas
ure in calling attention to the advertise
ment of the Geo. d. Cook Co., of 238
La Sale street, Chicago, and 81 Broad
way, New York. The members of this
company have been known to THE Con-
SENTATIVE for nearly generation as
men of the first class, as to integrity
and business ability. Those desiring to
invest in Mexico will do we'll, therefore,
to confer with this corporation.
The Conservative, 1901-04-18
THE GRAVE OF BLACKBIRD.

Last Resting Place Of Washington Ir-
ving's Famous Hero.
Omaha has, within her city limits, an
unknown, and uncared for historic spot,
which, in few decades, will be looked
upon with far more interest than it has
in the past, or is now. This spot, which
has been forgotten and neglected by the
city is the grave of the famous Omaha
chief and warrior, whom even Wash
ington Irving thought worthy of a
place in his writings. This chief lived
in the latter part of the last century,
dying in 1902. In those days, accord
ing to Irving, the Omahas looked upon
themselves as the most powerful and
perfect of human beings, and consid
cred all created things as made for their
peculiar use and benefit The leader of
this tribe, Blackbird, or Washing gun
sah-ba, was warrior of the highest
class. Early in life he had been taken
prisoner by the Sioux, where he had his
mettle tested. Under his leadership the
Omahas attained reputation among
the other tribes that they never had
possessed before. The Pawnees, having
inflicted an insult upon an Omaha brave,
Blackbird led his men against their
town, and slaughtered many of the in
habitants and burned it to the ground.
He also waged fierce war against the
Otoes, until peace was affected by the
interference Of the whites.
The Poncas had raided the Omaha
tribe, and carried off many of their
women and horses. Blackbird took the
field with the sworn determination of
eating up his enemy. So fercely did
the battle rage that the Poncas began to
sue for mercy. A herald was sent out
with the pipe of peace, but he was shot
down by Blackbird. A second herald
shared the same fate. AS last hope
the Ponca's chief then sent out his
daughter, arrayed in all her finery and
bearing the calumet of peace. Her
charms conquered. A treaty was made,
and Blackbird married the herald. She
became his favorite wife, yet, neverthe-
less, in one of his ungovernable fits of
rage, he killed her with single blow Of
his knife.
No sooner did he see her lying dead at
his feet than his anger left him, and for
three days he sat by her corpse, silent,
motionless and tasting no food. On the
third day, his people began to fear that
" he intended to starve himself to death,
and entreated him to be comforted. He
paid no attention to their entreaties,
and at last warrior brought little
The Conservative, 1901-04-18

ancestors remains in the sparkling well
water, which is considered healthy
merely because it is clear"
Lucy Stone Blackwell, Boston, says:
81 am decidedly in favor of cremation.
On sanitary grounds alone, it seems to
me to be wholly desirable"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22
INCREASED ASSESSMENT
A Half.HOur With Some of the
 MalcOntents.

Sev, ral of the T, rritori4l Irsss hays been indulging freely of late in eriti- ci. m of the action of the Coehiss County Beari Of Supt ryiscrs for hav- ing raised the ssseseinen. on mines
 Several the statements are malig- nsntiy misleading and cannot affes. in the least the action of the Boars or influence tJ any extent the Court before whom the case will ultimately come up for adjudication. l. is not the intention of the PRosrEcTsR to keep up sn incesssnt howl snsnt e1- cessiye assessments, believing that the action of the County Commissioners will be sustained by the Courts.
 Why corporation shouli bs fs- vsrei to the detriment of an iadiyid- ual is beyoLd the reasoning qualifca- tions Of zane people -5o 3o .os hesi- tate at honest expressioE The pol icy that sctuates these unwafranied assumptions That the Cochiss County Bosrl has acted without r,ason, sounds ss if taey Were emanatisns from a subsitiz d pen or came from one whose oI tics are cloudcd by Reroensry reasoning.
 Were they 10 show 6 valid reason why corporaii ous should not be som psl.ed to contribute their equal and just pfoporti ns of taxation for the maintsnapce of the g9vernment that gives to them equal prott ction nth the man who does pay, the pub lie wo uld leu4 lhsn ss being jus;ifi- able m D s.tcDpt to ri.h: wrong That other County Bosrss have net taken imilsr steps is not lroJf that Csehise cornIy's contention is uniust and incorrect. TLe Cocbi.s County BoGri, 1t is true, h.s taken the ini'i- alive Tn the a,semp. to sx the bur1en O. taxation where it properly bslosgs { without iuinry ts any. iustnsss to all and no dOSbt thst after the matter has gone t:r ugh the Csur.s, ether counties Of the TtrrisC Y Eill :ske sims liar sctier.
 That several ccrforitisn. in other counties have capped lightl, does not determine the validity e', ol ssiab i.h precedent for the Board O Sus, rvit oT- ShO Ers now under fire I for having dOns what wa, deemed { duty to .he psb!ic.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22
1OaBSTONE'S FUTURE
A ReyiyifieatiOn of Bushes.
 IS Assured

MaUy letters ei inquiry have re- gently reached the PReiPscToR inquir- ing as 10 the future Of Tombstone. Thsss inquiries come from various sou ce, 0. the Ua:on and are from men who enjoyed s lucrative business hare during the haley sn days oi the camps early history. To answer all Ihsie lstitIs would tax an average ssriIe'. timo 10 the utmost, SO these wso s's keeping an eye ol the old c,mp, foudly anticipating revival of the prosperous days oi tAe earl, S9's Ui.l have to depend upon these columns for information concerning the Irostess tba, Is being made to- ~srd the rehabilitation of the onss famous mines.
 The great Accompaniment shalt has attaiasd depth of 40 feet and is being sunk toward ths big ore bsdy that is known t9 eIisi, as 6 greater deptb, as rspidly as is consistent with conservative management, .Hd is ge- ing down with greater r.pidity ihan is customary with similar enterprises. There is not the least dsstt but what Iombstens will again tecome temeu. q. a producer si precious sstsls but until the s:s dero it skall have been sEcouut4red, machinery installed aud the ground dsvs.spsd ts that eT tent Ina, few hundred men will be sn the pay-;ell, is would bs folly Ter people to Iuih in here ,o e:the. en- g4ss in busiaess CT find employ ynsnt.
 A railroad line has but recently been surveyed into the city, and 1t is learn d from an authoritative source that the projected road Will und ub, = 0 !ly be constructed in the near iu- iurs This will cause q rsrivii cation eI business, O. mining, aud gsuera prosperity ~ill result
 OA stone VIII De rsstcTcl 70 De! wau:on prosperity. but her history making days will nol be repeated th.re VII not bs "boom" attendant Hi.h Ina eIcit-Rsnt that called furth and lust!y SO. that her streets rsr, .'oloca D spunkles." TonbsIsus vii assume the air of prosperous busi ness town and VIII be Lnoss through her enogmeu. bullion output. Uniil thsn the PEoRPECToR would not advise hasty excii, menl by tho.e who have lncllHat.oas to retuTn-rsit until s resloratirn of prosperity shall have be- cone reality,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22
MINING DIVIDENDS
SeOm or the Arizona and Utah
 Producers

Msnmo,h Mining Company, Utah, , cents per share, payable September 10.
 Silver King Mining company. U sh, S6 2-3 cents per ,hsre. (sl00. .D00) pay able September 10.
 La Fortuna Gold Misiog Company, Iuma csusty. Arizona. monthly Givi- dend. Q; cents Ter ehsre, payable Sepis Ahr9. Total amount paid in dividends to July, 1901. sl DOB 900.
 Crowned King. Arizona, latest divi- dend quoted is } cents per share for May, 1901.
 Arizona Copper Company, total diyiderds during 1901 (to July S76l {. 42S
 United Verde, Jerome, Arizona, total dividends paid, s7 ,s6I ,ls9. $l.5s per share.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

frobste Judge Eo,tw.ck lett this for New Yorr on visit to his old home Of several wee ks du,a- tion. Attorney 0 Gib.on viii iooz after tue sf4;rs ol the Pr1bats Con.. curing the absence oi the Juigs. Mr Gibson is con ,idsring si1isability of making a reduc.ien on charges fer marriage licenses fl corresponding 2 Iper.ass in issus 1ss Of zane may re- sult. Some iDdgssnent should be mads to hurry up" Cupid as lhs i,- suancs Of licenses have been rathsr slack c! late.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22
Stood Death of

E 2. Nun lay, a lawyer of Henrietta, once fooled a graye-dIgger. He says: My brother was very low with malaria fever and jsundice. persuaded him ts Try Electric Bilters, and he was soon much bette, but continued their uze unlI he was wholly cured. am snre Electric Btters seyed his life" This remedy eXP=ls malaria, kills disease germs and purifies the blood; aids ei- gestion, regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, cures constipation, dyspepsia, nervous diseases, kidney troubles. fe- nal. compla nts; gives perfect health. Only 5octs al Tombstone Drug Stsre.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

Mexico is also turning out mining mil!ionsires. Oae Of ibe newest is Peaco Alvsrsdo, who ls.s than . year ago was a peon, and hose income row exceed. s200, 600 month. He is said to rival the once famous "C ygl Oil Johnnie" in tSe efforts 10 spesd the wealth ss fast ss he gets i:. He Is builGiug a p ,lace that will cost $5e0, 600. Ons of his recent freaks was ,o pay sl5,0,0 for the entire s,osk oi jewelry ssd disnond peddIer who visit. d him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22
4 NEghi of Terror.

Awful anxiety was felt fer the widow of the brave General Burnham of Mech jas, Me. when the doctors said she would die from Pneumonia before morn ing. writes Mrs. S,H. Lincoln, who attended her that fearful night. but she begged for Dr. Kings New Discovery, which had more than once saved her life, and cured her of consumption after taking, she slept all night. Fur ther use entirely cured her." This marvellous medicine is guaranteed to cure al. Throat and Chest asd Lung diseases. Only Soc. and sI % Trial bottles free at Tombstone drug stsre.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

abies her to nurse and nourish healthy child
 The 7Favorite Prescription contains re alcohol. neither opium. cocaine, chloral nor any other narcotic
 -I am mother of six children" writes Mrs (. A. Briggs. Of Milwuod. Douglas Co. oregon, sand always took three or four bottles Of Fs vorite Prescription before confinement and never suffered sry to speak or; had DO aftcf pains my babies were llrgc-;hey all weighed more than eight pounds and am not large woman weigh about IDS pounds have had some stomach fr.uhie. but a few dose of Golden Medical Discovery wculd sci me all right am hardly ever without ygur medicines They are all the rued5yine ore needs # taken iH tine. to k-ep one in perfect hC-Jl
 -f feel thst owe i-y hu'c boy hF to Dr pierce's Colleen AruCal Discovery, sS he had cosvuisiors l.d cgc-ything ne ate would bring them ou. ! commenced Co give him the Golden Mcdical Di ctvcTy g. len Gr-p -Js-s thIcc tlIues day Now Ee is just heGl.hN child as can be found and he g-oNs like weed
 DI PisIce's Pleasant Pellets are the bes, laxative ipr women
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22

Arizona 1. conceded by sll 10 be the mo. pIUlihc section Of Uncle Ssm's dominion. All cereal. and plants that contribute to the happiness Of man can be grown wherever water can b. put upon the lard. Semi- -lropissi fruits souTish here as in 10 othsI portion ef the Uuiitd States, and even ine product of the Sc l;h Sea ISandt grow here Uith sqIsl perfection to :.c ss.Gb.ioa, el.Ees Q! .hei. native country, In Tombstone are many evidences of this fact, the mest notice able among which Is 6 small pa.sh oi Sea Is.sHd sotten, groGn by MT Me- Lle.land which has attained 6 psrfec ton ssldon witnes ssd in other sec- tions Whsfs this staple i- ike preTail, i. product. Tss talk reaches 2 Btight Of asoa, four fest, is thick l.moed, the balls are large and peries.ly lsrfns and the fleece is of .1 unezcell-nt fiber. That which cannot be growa on Arizona ssil re- mains vet t. bs i-aTned.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-09-22
"A Communication.

Mir. Editor - Allow me to speak q few words in favor sf Chamberlain's $ cough Remedy. I suffered for three years with .he bronchitis and could not sleep at nights. tired several doctsrs and various patent me iicines, but corld get nothing to give me any relief until my wife got a bottle of this valuable medicine. which has completely relieved me.-rhis remedy is for sale by all dealers in medicine.