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Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03
STATE oy OHIO, CITY o TOLEDO, ! ..
 LUCAS COUNTY.


 LUCAS COUNTY. Yrank J. Chsyne nskes oath that h is the senior partner of the firm of '. ]. Chsyney & Co.,, doing business in me city oi Toledo, county and state aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum oi ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS fer each and every case of CssArrh that cannot be cured by the uss of Hslps Catsrrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subecribe my presence, this 9th day oi Decem Der, lSe.
 slALl A. W. GASLEON,
 Notary Publi 6sii's Catsr-h Cure is taken inter AaIIy snd acts directly on the back Snd maeus surfaces of the system Send or testimonials free
 ?. CHENEY 4 CO.,,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

A party of Arizona prospsctors who were hunting in Northern Arlzona and Southern New Mexico for coal sLd minerals recently accidentally discovered a buried city of enor. nous dimensions in a place near Cscho Canyon, some 75 miles from Gallup.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03
Eserfy Es aIlasr Teen

Clean bieod mean: clean skin. N. beauty without it. Casezrets, Candy Cathar tie clean your blooI and keep i. clean, D, ,tiIrlng up the lazy lI,-r and driving all i'm banish pinplss. boils, blotehss, Slaekhsads and that siekiy bilious complexion by taking Ssscarets,--bsauty for ten cents. All druy oses sssasfsetaop rnaranteed pr 1c, 5oa
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

Nontsns. Csiersd, sni Arizons . vsrs ahead of Cslifoi nis last year In tAs aggregate production s' nstsls. The aggregate of Montana alone was es9. .eo0e, of Colorado &47 .0e0. .eo> sad of Arisons S2l POS ,o2s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03
As preyiouslY announcsd by il

As previously announced by this paper" we have had e good rain storm. If there are not too many clouds. the sua will shine tod.y-in fact, it will shine anyhow, but you may uot see it. "A profit is nCt with out h oner, gave in his own country and among his owp people,"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

There are now nearly II ,00o, 900 Catholics, about one-sevepth of our population in the U s, ard nearly l25- O0s priests, according to the Cath plc Directory. just issued in New Yort.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

Is ssems shss the assets of the re- pablIeAa ara of W D Strong < Go. of New York, de not even reach the Ally osnt dsllsr mark. A committee sf iss creditors have Fssomnsndsd the asssptanos of issty osnts on the dollar.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

Sheriff D Lewis returned yss,er- day from Phoenix where be delivered his insane pri.oaer John Brown into the keel ing of ths asylum authorities.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

The meeting at Phoen ix of Supervis- or members ,h-ou .hou, the territory will undoubtedly be productive Of much good. Ceohise county is we'll represented, Supervisors Resy and Dslshsnty being present.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

The scandal attending the discovery that the govern ns,t's snausl lottery, the Dead Letter auction sals, at Washisgton, has been manipulated in the interssts Of . ring of crooked clerks has rssultsd in the dismissal of cone clerks. and should resslt h the sholishnsst Of the lottery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

Dan McGowan. we'll En0wn mining man of Northern Arizons, recently located two mines that carry alkeuite, which IS very rare and val ua'le. The value of the metal in the market at present is S75 per pound.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

Ben Winston is in the city. Ben is one of the most expert rifs shots in the territory and has made several shooting records h ard to hslt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03
ADyRRTasEo LETTERS,

The followisG is . list Of letters re- Asaniag is She general delivery q Shs Ienhssous posto6es for the 1Gnth ending Dee. 31. 1900: JaUes DugAp Dolores Mara 0eesos usfrssa IT Hughes J nsysf< Rev . Mccoy. V c MeCssasy Mrs Lulu Mcleod 0asusl 1uSrists Joe s,shss,snd Wbss eailiag for above letters, e, dvsssissd giving date ei slv sstiss- 0sus.
 L o. CRABLB. r. '
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

European astronomers are now busy photogrsphing the sky. There will be about 23000 plates. giving the To- cation of thirty million stars.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

The two most attractive objects in Phoenix besides the free lunches served, are the new capitol: building z and the pretty girls of that burg.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

Nsude c Brehem, lecturer Of Ma tionsl fame, has arrived in PhoenIx and will lecture under the auspices of the Phoenix wCTU.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

Stolen from the OH ranch, B6rbacomari, one Bay Horse, branded . on left thigh; weight HOO. lbs. Address E. F. Williams, Turner, Arizona. Liberal reward.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

Mayor Emanuel left today for The- nix aud will circulate among the legislators during his stay in the cay itel city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

Pboenix will soon have it's melter in opcration. The first run will be made of high grade copper ore belong ing to Captain P Parker.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

From a worldly point of view, the clergyman who ofH ;ia,ed At the Vsn- derbilt French wedding was a lucky fellow. He was paid a ies of 5000
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

Ii some of our citizens who have money to burn could take it with ,hen when they die they would eer- tainly get the chance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

The new furnace at the O.d psm'' inien has been in blast for two weeks. It is lager than ths old furnace.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

Is is saii vi,h equal energy and e. eislen thst the JsGIies- Rublin 6gh, vill and vili not bs pulled oE in Cin- shnau. February the iitss nth.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

The devil don't stay out of home simply because thsre i, 8 Bible on tn c parlor table.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03
From Tuesdao's Issue.
 A Redlands grocer exhibits Q cosl black spple.

Ties and iron have been laid on q @ Morenci Southern 10 within two miles of Morenci,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

Tine noted Santa Teresa, formerly a resident of Clifton, is now h St. Louis. en route to Paris.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

Eircate Tssr r;Gw eis Sftn Calr.rs6s
 Cs,lcy Ca:Iz-t.c. cue eo.s. ,pr:ica ,-ry.i 'S 25z. 70 = ( fal d. ygg.zl. xef.inf n1oass
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03
cofPkRINGS,

ts the Esst.r Sunday mine. It is reported on good authority that water will soon be brought into Bisbss from Lea is Spriugs by pips line. The new hot air machine furnace of the Copper Queen was blown In Saturday morning and Is being given | thorough tess with ,hs smeiting oi sulphids cres-
 Last pay day ct Creme Csusoli.assd Mining Go. as La Csnanes, . dozen Ya4ui Indians sanked up with nescal ran all the Mexican officers out of the camp and kept them ct bay for several days.
 Chief Engineer NJ N Wsmbsugh of the S,uth Western railroad Of Arizena is expected to arrive in Ben- son early next week and be present at tue completion of the road into DouslAs.
 It is authorstivsly ttatsd that AcGuires, the bsy wko has been in the Mexican jail has been taken to Arisps for Yisi. McGuirs's father has been in Naco eyer since the nigh si the shooting, The Mexican who was shot by the cider MeGuirs is out O. danger snd will soon be able to be about.
 Bisbes, Jan. 2S, 1901.
 csPPERrN6s.
 Js Dough-. has returned from . short trip to Douglas and the new border town,
 NV wambaugh, chiet snginser Of the South Western railroad Of Ari- sona, arrived today from Fl Paso. 40 Davis expects Co leave Bisbee in . fs~ days for the Cananess, Son. ora, Mexico, where be will be assoei- sted with tbs Greene Con. Mining Go, in the bookkeeping department. Bisbes is bling blessed with an abundance Of rain. IL has been rain- ing steadily for the past AS hours and reports from the valley say good rsins have fallen ell along the river. A small fire broke out on Chuahus hill about 10 o'clock last night in the rear of an adobe house occupied by Juan Gusentes, the blaze was eI. sinsuished before it had . chance to spresd to adjoining buildings. i JDsvijson Smith and Hsrry Donald formerly in the grocery department sf ,hs Copper Queen leaves thi' week for the Cansneas where both have accepted gosd positions with ths Green. Con. Mini, 2 e. i A tslagrsm was received here yes terdsy advising friends of the fact ths, BJ 0'Beilly was stricken with pneu- msnis On his way to Arizona fron New York and had to be conveyed to spsrtmsnts in El Paso. Jct has msny iriends in Texas and ever, want will be gra,ifsd. He will receive the bess of medical care and attention
 Much qualification has been e1' pressed by the taxpayers of Bi.bs, over the appointment of . good snt capable rosd ovsrsesr and we trus ;Mr, Graham will bs empowered to act ss scon e possible. The road e peeiaily ,o Nsoo and the lowel country out of Bisbss is in very poo condition and dangerous.
 BIsBEE, Jsa. 49 1901. cofPxRIN0s,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

BdUc1' .ascarsR-
 Candy Cathartic. cure -S.psuioa forever e. So- If C q C fan @-'s, -islS refunc r.s|
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

From Monday'e Daily,
 Dr. Brown, manager of Fish's ststles in Cuc'on is a Tombstone visitor on a flying trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

There is no chance to rush bill, through the present. Legislature. This will bs she serutinisiog twenty -f ct.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-02-03

Mrs Jsnss D Blair has recovered from . slight attack of the grippe.
 The Copper Queen band gave an open air concert last Sunday.
 The young son of o V Moon is much better aod the doctors do not proseuncs the case e serious.
 I. n Richards and Ed Shants of Louisville, Kentucky. came in today and have accepted positions with the South Wsstsrn railroad.
 Three cssss of small pox were reported h the Robinson and Toohsy grading camp today. I've were
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
TO PROBE BOGUS PROMOTERS
JUDGE FOSTER INSTRUCTS GRAND JURY
TO INVESTIGATE GET RICH
QUICK" CONCERNS.

The May Grand Jury sworn in yesterday
morning by Judge Foster I'm Part / OF General
Sessions. The Judge instructed II TO investigate
fraudulent financial concerns. He referred par
ticularly allurng advertisements in the daily
papers. In many instances he said the concerns ad-
vertsing stole the savings Of the credulous and
the poor He referred to such advertisements as
those Of dishonest oil syndicates spurious mining
companies and sellers of false tips Information.
Judge Foster told the grand Jurors that their
power great and that they might subpoena
whomsoever they chose and require them TO bring
books and papers.
The foreman of the grand jury is Abraham
Boehm, real estate dealer of No. 81 Nassau-st
There are at present only l39 cases for the grand
jury's consideration.
Judge Foster said in part:
The great prosperity which our country is enjoy
ing and the mad struggle for gain that this engen
ders sharpen the wits of the unscrupulous and
daily launch schemes for gain that dis
honest and IN direct violation OF our laws 20
operative pools of get rich syndicates. so called
offering profits that put 10 shame the earnings OF
honest toll, have hOIrshed and hOuTiShing to-
day. he adv columns o daily press
loaded with their glittering baits. They are
conceived in many Instances in inquity, and
ceed only I'm stealing the savings of the credulous
and poor.
1t is reproach to our law that such schemes
drance punishment Every day the speclous ad-
vertisements of many dishonest oil syndicates and
bogus mining companies and sellers of false tips or
information based on false statements are prom
Using large rewards, which cannot and will not be
money for the advertisers from the cOnfding pub
lie In many instances the money thus secured Is
to the attention of you turning to District Attor
ney Philbin. who sitting on the bench with
addressing the turvl with the District Attorneys
aid, may make such investigation ana may lndict
cenV as viii abate this stencil in the nostrils of
the financial community.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
TO DETELOP COREAN GOLD FIELDS
COMPANY OF CAPITALISTS FORMED To
CONDUCT OPERATIONS on
LARGE SCALE

San Francisco May (SpeciaD-Two days ago
Leigh Hunt started for Corea. where he has Sc
cured a large concession 10 develop gold fields
OF great richness Hunt lost a fortune at Seat
lie In railroad speculation, and went TO the
Orient several years ago. He soon gained the
confidence OF the King Of Corea and IL was then
easy 70 make exploration for gold He Sc
cured large properties which he has worked in
a crude way, but from which he made a modest
fortune.
He came back here TO form big American
company, and il is learned that he has formed
a syndicate in which the RothschiIds and
Brit & Co. OF London; the London Exploration
Company. D. o. Mills. Edward Sweet & Co. ]
b. Haggin. Hearst & Tate and Smith & Perkins
Of New-York The company is capitalized at
Sl5.000,O00, and H. c. Perkins. Of New-York is
the President. Mr.. Perkins. who is an old Cali
fornia mine manager, has inspected the Corean
property and reported favorably on It.
Several California mining men are to have
important positions in the management OF the
enterprise J. II. Mackenzie, OF the Mariposa
grant. is 10 be the manager. Archie Nivers Of
the Alaska Juneau mine. at Juneau. will man.
age the hydraulic engineering. and Charles
Derby of the Oneida mine, is to be retained
The syndicate will begin operations at once in
Corea on a larger scale than has ever before
been attempted by any foreign company in the
Orient.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
THE NEWS FROM MANILA.
STEPS TAKEN TO MAKE AN END OF THE
INsURGENT GENERAL LUKBAN.

Manila. May 6.-The island OF saniar' one OF
the yisavan group. has been transferred from
the denartment commanded by General Wade
- that commanded by General Hughes. Gen
eraI Hughes has been ordered to Samar, and IL
he is unsucoessful in negotiating the surrender
% the tnsurgent General Lukban. the force Of
American troops in Samar will be largely in
creased and a vigorous offensive campaign will
be naugurated.
The report OF Colonel Charles r. Greenleaf.
head of the medical department in the Philip
pines which has just been forwarded TO Wash
ington. shows the percentage of sick among the
troops in the islands TO be only % This is
less than the usual percentage, which in the
Philippines has formerly been from to 13.
The military authorities have prepared a sched-
ule and forwarded the same TO Washington,
covering the sailing dates of ten regiments Of
volunteers still in the archipelago. Unless un-
foreseen delays arise. the last of these regiments
will reach home before June 80.
The commission is preparing amendments to
the form of provincial government, which are
a direct result of their experiences during their
recent visit TO the provinces.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
BR4WLS AT BELLEVUE E.
HOSPITAL EMPLOYEES GET DRUNK AND
RAISE a DISTURBANCE.

Several Of the wards and dormtOries and the
grounds of Bellevue Hospital were the scenes
of brawIs last night between employees OF that
institution which resulted in a number Of ar
rests. Yesterday payday at the hospital
1t is not an unusual thing for some Of the en-
ployes there to get intoxicated when they re-
ceive their pay. and quarrels between drunken
employees are not unknown. but not in months
was there anything like the performances OF
last night.
A telephone message received the morgue
about . O'Clock announced the death in the hos
pitaI Of Jacob Koller. James sullivan. twenty
two years old. six feet tall and very strong,
and John Flynn. Of about the same make up.
the regular stretcher bearers, ordered TO
go and carry Rollers body 10 the margue.
Both men were intoxicated Between the In
sane Pavilion and the main building Of the hos
pital ,he men had an argument. Sullivan de-
clared he would not carry the heavy end"
when they finally got the body. He meant the
end where the head Of the corpse was Flynn
said he would not carry it. either.
The men dropped the stretcher, which was ssill
empty, ard fought desperately. Sullivan knocked
Flynn down four times, and the latter lost five
front teeth. Flyan fed 10 the prison ward
shouting for help and Patrolman Powers APP
pearei. The two men fought a second time In
the prison ward. and II was all that Powers and
Armstrong. orderly, could do to separate
them Flynn covered with blood In his
hand he held his five teeth Both men were
taken 10 the East Thirty -hfth-st. station. Sulli-
was locked up Fly ms complaint on a
charge Of assault. Flynn was not arrested.
AboU 9.45 o'clock Night Captain McHale
heard tumut in the woman's dormitory. near
the First-ave. and Twenty y-seventh-st. corner Of
the hospital Women were shrieking and call
ing for help. The dormitoTy Is used a sleep
ing by the women ward helpers. Captain
Mcf4ale found two OF the latter fighting and
scratching and swearing and clawing each
other. Hair in handfus few about the room.
Aided by some OF the sober helpers he managed
TO get the fighting women separated.
Throw EN- out into the street. he ordered.
II was done and the women resumed their night
attracting a hundred more women. The two
women fought until they fell with exhaustion.
and friends hurried them away when some one
shouted that the police were coming.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
WHOLESALERS CUT PRICES.
RETAIL DRUGGISTS ATTEMPT To ENFORCE
AGREEMENT IN RATES FOR PRO
PRIETARY MEDICINES

The fight to maintain the agreement on prices
formulated by the National Association Of Re
tail Druggists is becoming more interesting.
Some wholesale houses that distributing
agencies for proprietary medicines were recently
found to be violating their part OF the agree
ment. and their attention was called 70 the arti-
cles of agreement
At a meeting OF retail druggists held IN
Brooklyn some weeks ago. William c. Ander-
son. president OF tho National Association OF
Retail Druggists. said that the executive COM
mittee OF the association had expected there
would be some trouble in putting its plan re-
garding prices into effect. and that this trouble
had come. He further said that II was posi-
lively known that some OF the provisions OF the
plan were being trified with, and that he would
like to be able TO name certain wholesalers who
had helped cutters to obtain supplies, but
the information that ne possessed did not war
rant him in mentioning wholesalers who had
violated their agreement with the retailers
Several days ago the wholesale druggists In
this city ana the executive committee OF the
retailers association met here and thoroughly
discussed the agreement on prices. There was
no rlinclng OF words 1t decided to make n
more vigorous effort 10 maintain the present
scale of prices for proprietary medicines.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
SHOT BY 4 CUBAN EDITOR.
ASSAULTED IN A THEATRE. THE NEWSPAPER
MAN DEFENDS HIMSELF

Santiago de Cuba. May 6-Sehor Corona.
Editor OF the "Cubano Lbre" shot and slightly
wounded Ricardo Miranda in the theatre here
tonight.
The "Cubano Libre" had published state
ment accusing Miranda and two companions
who all prominent Republicans, of indulging
I'm drunken and disorderly conduct the previous
night. The article called particular attention to
the private character of Miranda and his friends
Miranda, accompanied by his companions. called
at Coronas house to-day. but the latter refused
TO them. They left "A message that they
would whip Corona sight. Tonight the
theatre Miranda entered Corona's box and at
tempted to assault him with a cane. Corona
quickly drew a revolver and shot Miranda above
the ear, infictiug a painful, but not dangerous
wound. The attack is a result of the political
feeling between the two Cuban factions and
considerable excitement has been aroused. All
the participants in the affair in Jail.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
OLD PEOPLE

Have charm Of their own when they are not
weak and feeble, but hale and hearty enioying the
sports and pleasures of youth though they cannot
participate in them. The whole secret of a sturdy
old age is this: Keep the stomach and organs of
digestion and nutrition in perfect order The
young man who does not think of his stomach
will be made to think of il as he grows old. II is
the Tweak" stomach, incapable Of supplying the
adequate nutrition of the body, which causes the
weakness and feebleness of old age
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures
diseases Of the stomach and other organs Of dges-
tion and nutrition. IL makes the vweak stomach
strong. and SO enables the body TO be fully nour-
ished and strengthened by the food which is eaten
suffered for six years with constipation ana neises-
ton during which time employed physicians but
could reach writes Mr Of
EuFeka Springs Carroll Co. Ash sI felt that there
help for me could not retain food my stomach had
vertigo and would fall helpless 10 The floor Two years
commenced taking Dr. Perce's Golden Medical Discovery
and little Pellets and improved from the Afer
taking twelve bottles Of the Discovery 10 do
light work and have been improving since
% good health for Of ago years owe il all 10
Dr. Pierce's medicines"
DR. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, in
paper covers is sent free receipt of one-cent
stamps TO pay expense OF mailing only. Address
DR.. p V. Fierce, Buffalo, N. ".
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
WORKING TO OPEN CHINA.
THIS COUNTRYS EFFORTS IN BEHALF
OF THE TRADE OF THE WORLD.

Washington. May G.-Inquiry here confirms
the report that the United States is working
and finds support in its efforts, toward the
opening Of all China. including the provinces
10 the trade Of the world. This does not mean
the abolition Of customs duties. but would make
every Chinese city a mart for the worlds goods
instead Of limiting foreign commerce TO the
few existing treaty ports. The project Is 9ne on
that appeals temptingly 10 the comheIoldi n ~
tercsts Of others Of the great powers maj -
United States and If il should conIldiu y. ~,
support Of the necessary NUMBER, nope 10 -.
tertained that IL will indirectly AID IN ltle -
tlement Of the troublesome indemnify qu
London May GA representative OF me AsSo
ated Press was officially informed to-day that lie
statement of the Shanghai correspondent OF The
Times that China has approached the powers sus-
gesting a complete opening Of Manchuria to the
enternrjso of all countries and that replies have
heen received from Japan, the United states ana
Great Britain Is incorrect. China has not ap-
preached the powers i'm regard TO general opening
Of Manchuria. What actually occurred was that
a high Chinese official threw out such a suggestion
and after some slight diplomatic mention, the mat
ter ended
II is realized in Downing Street that any step
would be construed at ST Petersburg direct op-
ONCE has not the slightest intention of emharklng
up0n such "a fTuitless task as ntimated by The
Iimes.s correspondent, ana believes ne Ohteu
States and Japan fully concur with that view.
II is feared that In spite of the protest Of
the United States and Great Britain the chinese
the per cent increase To which Great Britain con-
scented in order 10 help China meet the indemnity
That such action VIE principallN nurt American
and British trade is keenly appreciated in Downing
Street But II appears that the increase cannot De
draNal from the concert, which step Lord Ians-
downe does, not contemplate for a moment o.
No official news has been received here OF Ger
mans having fired on the British nag.