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panied at the hero's departure. a. We all
know. but why did the artist picture her
as having a raging toothache?
From Blackie and Son Charles Scribner's
Sons) come two coored picture books
for the very little ones. Game and Gam
bols," illustrated by Harry b. Nelson.
with verses by John Brymer, has droll
pictures OF animals in all sorts Of funny
complications which the rhymes explain.
| six and Twenty Boys and Girls IN a
| sort of alphabet book of the 'S,ruwel-
peter order. The pictures by John
Hassall are by no means bad; We wish We
| could say the same Of Clifton Bingham's
verses
Mr. De Witt Clinton Falls's The Mishare
Of an Automobiles Frederick A. Stokes
| Company was perhaps not intended for
children. The pictures are not attractive,
and the verses are fat. Such as it is II
may perhaps be appreciated by those
| who use automobile
IL requires audacity to attempt fairy
tales nowadays. and perhaps Katherine
| Pyle has not been wholly unsuccessful
with "In the Green Forest" Qittle, Brown
(Co). There il a suspicion Of instruc-
tive allegory and moralizing about the
the pictures appeal more 10 artists than 10
children.
there Is an oid-iashiohed ar about AMI
MAJ Llie IN Rhymes ana Jingles, by Eliza
pe'h My 'lhe odaiheiu fuonHhns 'oih-
pany). lhe rhymes are intended To m
s'ruct. Inc pictures IN BLACK and white
are oi ihuch greater merit 30 good that
the artists name should have appeared
on the title page. Billy Mhiskers. The
Autobiography ol uoat' by Frances
lreRo montgomery tlhe Saalheid rub
hshlhg company IL type. oil Dook that
we imagine might as well DE kept out oi
chiidrens hahds' ihefe are sihal boys
VINO VIII ENJOY Ns horseplay' put The pct
uies are not a''racu'e, ana we peheVe
'hat even IL. the case OF sniaii poys some
reverence S uu" 10 'he Ehg'iSii language
no" many years ago If IL since we hrst
sa" Nha''erpoA' mere " IF Nj 'he same
oiu shape apparently ehuo"eu WIN Pereh-
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eating some mustard In teacup and pour
ing II cleanly and carefully into the must a rd

eating some mustard In a teacup and pour
ing 1t cleanly and carefully into the mustard
pot, giancing at the oven with an encourag-
ing "Urry up there to the pie, ard ever
wary lookout on the lid Of the saucepan
on the fire; the intervals she filed by COM
planning Of the price of Goals. by busting
the mantlepiece. by asking questions about
the morning speeches. and by explaining
with great interest the trouble that came
to girl in her workshop consequent on
accepting engagement rings from two
young men at the same time
This Louisa Barnes had a nice gift of
repartee. Al servants party in the
Eaton Square house where her sister Alice
was employed, the excellent ma nnered
footman said to her explanitorily as he
plae, d a afootstoolfo for her convenience: You
are rather short i stopped CROWN a
purpose, replied Louisa. kicking the foot
stool as d. You don't resemble your
sister al all" continu,d the footman.
Mustn't let her hear You say that" re-
marked Louisa, -else she'll be mad" Its
been very dull season in town." said the
footman, looking as though he felt sorry.
Have you been away, them" inquired
Louisa. Il suppose" continued the foot
man, you get a coed many engagement.
Miss Barne-' What | mean to say j.,
don't you find il great tax? The demands
Of society seem to increase year by year" /"
ITS some'ing awful" agreed Louisa. Il
shall be out again-let me see" "To-mor-
row night suggested the footman. with
arch and lattering insinuaton, In about
six weeks time" responded Louisa, "to
cantata az Maze Pond Chapel. Scarcely
gives you time to breathe, does it,"
Erb became secretary Of his union and
editor of the Cdrmdn, but he gave up those
occupations when he married Rosaind
Danks his teacher in elocution. The story
affords a curious look into the working
mans world. !, is entertaining and will
make no difficulty for the reader. We dare
say that to some it will not seem sufficiently
serious, but to others il will rather seem
not too much So
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pick either. Her preference. IL she might
be 80 bold. would lie for the kind that was
around when he was needed and that kept
out Of the way in the long intervals in be-
tween; but she had never met that kind
except in her dreams.
Regarding those that she had met, she
said that all OF them for tie first month
could not he shooed beyond the front door.
The new wife was likely in her minds eve
to see her husband sitting there every
evening, surrounded by the wedding pres
ents and reading n history of the United
States presented to him by his fellow EN-
ployecs at the Wholesale house. IL would
be just like her. deducng things from the
immediate circumstances to say that do
mestio life was a cinch but there would
come an evening, she would find, when hs
would lower the volume OF history and
listen for somebody TO call him up on the
telephone and say that Adams Of Gales
burg was waiting for him at the hotel.
Never would il be the case that she had
met or would ever meet Adams Of Gales
burg, but she would continue TO hear about
hir, now and then; likewise about a num-
Der of other things every bit AZ probable.
Now" said the veteran club girl" in
conclusion, Il love to hear the Wise Sisters
get up and do their Bits az Club Meeting,
but | am here to tell them that when the
Other Half Of the Sketch wants to duck
away he will escape. and you can't hold
him by playing on the Piano or reading
Essays. I've tried everything from putting
Morphine in his Coffee up to Brute Force,
and now, when No. begins to get restless
about p NJ, hand him his Hat and tell
him to come in as quietly az possible"
There are twenty-six of the fables They
have amused us and we recommend them.
The wood cuts are Of the grossest and
most natural character. 1t Is a reminder
and pleasure to have them. A deserving
hook
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story OF q London Working Man.

In -Erb," by W. PETIT Ridge Cd. Appleton
Il Coz, the title is an abbreviation of the
fist name Of Herbert Barnes, young
London working man, who says of himself
in his first public address, delivered from
n chair in Southwark Park: i am a parcels
carman Oh n railway am. and earn twen-
ty-three shilllngs and sixpence week, "
This is a story of realism which does not
disdain to have an amusing quality. We
have long suspected that there might lie
a measure Of oheerfulness among the
working classes. and this novel supports
that somewhat radical and daring view.
Erb went home To a rather comfortable
dinner with his sister when the meeting was
over. carrying the chair with him. Other
people plainly. were going to have dinner.
too, for -woinen slipped along with their
aprons hiding plates Of well-baked joints
and potatoes There was an interchange
Of chat between Erb and his sister while
the rabbit pie was browning. She was
very snort, so he called ner young six
foot and when he informed her that he
had addressed the Southwark Park meet
ing she inquired sweetly, Did they aim
straight" The problems of the working
peoples condition did not seem greatly
TO disturb her. Indeed they did not seem
to interest her, and it was impossible for
Erb to finish n single Grafton addressed
TO her. though he began many. Nice
occupation for man of my-a man Of
my he once tried to say. when she in
terrupted, Don't say intellect" she
begged, "Spoils me appetite if | laugh
much before dinner"
As We say, she seemed to have other
concerns than the darker Of the social
problems. A pleasure to watch the sister.
her sleeves rolled up to the elbow. setting
right the things on the table, placing,
with the aid Of an exact pair Of eyes, the
china cruet stand at the very centre, fabric
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HARPER'S
BOOK
NEWS
THE REFLECTIONS OF AMBRoSlNE

THE REFLECTIONS OF AMBROSlNE
There is more good news this
week. Elinor Glyn, the author
of The Visits of Elizabeth" has
written a new novel called The
Reflections of Ambrosine. Its
best charm is in the inimitable
way Of its telling-sparkling hu-
NOR enlivened with keen COM
ment and observation, with a
pure, tender love story-just the
qualities which made elizabeth"
the most talked Of book in Eng.
land and America.
SONGS OF TWO CENTURIES
Another book of the week is
Will Carleton s new volume of
poems, Songs of Tuo Centuries.
1t is fact worth noting that many
more copies of Will Carleton's
books of verse have been sold in
America than Of any other living
poet. His verse touches the
heart, appeals to primal emotions
and is of the quality Of which
folk songs are made.
The popularity of his songs is
universal and lasting.
CHRISTMAS KALENDS OF PROVENCE
In another volume of the week,
Christmas Kalends of Provence,
Thomas A. Janvier writes de.
lightfully of the Yule-tide cere-
monies and celebrations of the
south of France. No one knows
this picturesque country better
than Mr. Janvier, and no one
writes of it with more charm and
sympathy. The volume is at
tractively illustrated.
HARPER'S COOK BOOK ENCy CLoPAEDlA.
This is a book, published yes.
terday, that will come as a boon
to every home and to every
housekeeper. There is no cook
book like it. 1t is arranged like
dictionary, SO that you can find
anything You want simply by
opening the book-no long in
dexes nor confusing tables of
contents. There is no cooking
question it does not answer.
Unlike most cook books it is not
for the very rich alone. There
are contributions by the worlds
most famous cooking experts.
The volume, with full page
pictures, is edited by the editor
of Harper's Bazar.
HARPER'S POPULAR FICTION
The Right OF Way. by Gilbert Parker.
The Captain OF the 0ray Horse Troop,
by Hlr.in Garland.
Abner Daniel, by VIII ~ Harben.
The kentOns, by W. D. Howells.
/ A Double -tsarreied Detective Story. bv
Marx Twain.
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There seems to he no reason why the scien-
tihc cuts could not havo been printed on
the paper OF the text and the portraits Gu,
down 10 small cuts. The colored plates.
the editors assure us, are finer than any
hitherto produced in this country; that
probably is true, but Shey will not bear
comparison with those in Meyer or in Brock
haus II il a pity that we cannot catch up
with the Germans in acknowledgement
or in color printing.
As for the maps. it seems hopeless to ask
for Improvement. They are bad judged by
any European scientific standard. They
are better we will admit, tha those of other
encyclopadias produced in this country
which seem to think that primary school
atlas will do for grown readers. But com
pare them with any fairly decent German
Continued on Eighth Pope.
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The New Christians

Author of Mr. B.ilov-Mutiu. etc.
EXTRA tLOIll. i?MO. -" CENTS
Lou,sCtH' t.u.t,r-Jo JoUrHdi."A wcll-Writ:cn
story intere.ting ynI lru~iug. While givin,
ground for deeper thought.
nhf Np'ciat"r 4 .p,lklpg satire which
viii Hnu~o without oN-IdIuE.
PWsbtrG Despatch 4 rafting good story
and points "A moral that even a fanatic may
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PUBLICATIONS.

"He contents of Harper's
Maeasine for Moben,be, en-.
braces II contributions of a
quality to content the most
exacting reader. In its illus
tratfve features the number Is
superb. "-S. Paul Ponce, Press.
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BY JACOB A. RIIS:
THE BATTLE WITH THE SlUM
By THE REV. DR.. HILLS,
The QUEST OF HAPPINESS
JOHN FISKE'S Most Representative Work:
ESSAYS: HISTORICAL AND LITERARY

writings, Of his powers Of research and Of ke
his most charming biographical style.
Goth. $40, Qilt top.
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READ IT IN HIS NEWSPAPER.

'eorge Schaub. a well known Ger m'i ciiizln O Sez Lebanon, Ohio, is a ons'o-t reader ot the Dayton Volks. etuhs. He knows that this paper ms to advertise o1ly the best in it's
 unns, and when he saw Chamb er- ns's Pain Balm, .advertised the rem lame back, ne did no, hesitate in aying bottle of ii for his wife, who for eight weeks had suffered wi,h the most terrible pains in her back and could get DO relief. He says: After using the Pain Balm for few days my wife said [, me, Heel as though born anew and be- fore using the entire contents of the bot. tie the unbearaOle pains had entirely anished and she could again take up udh CT household duties. He is very thenkful and hopes that all suffering like wise will hear of her wonderful recovery. This valuable liniment is for sale by all dealers in medicine
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17

H c Herrick returned from Dos Cabezss last evening. He reports business improving aud c numbe. Of geople are doing some devslopmen. and inoideo,ly some ssses,ment work and have unsbated faith in the value of their ho'dinss but are situated something like the anglers who wa patiently watching hooKs and lines snd when asked if the fish were bitn z well, said: "Whisi, I'm just DO. getting some glorious nibbles." They arc getting some good 'nIbbIes' now and expect soon 10 land big resui. . The Summit tunnel belonging so Herrick and Cooper Is in 13O feet in ore and seems to be foe prospect
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17
Poisoning the System.

IL is through the bowels ,ha, the body is cleaned of impurities. Constipation keeps those poisons in the system causing headache, dulness and melan cholia at first, then unsightly eruption s and finally serious illness unless a remedy is applied. De Wits Little Early Risers prevent this trouble by stimulating ,he liver and promote easy. healthy action of the bowels. These. little pills do no, act violently but by strengthening the bowels enable them 10 per.orn their own work. Never gripe or distr ss. Frank Yaple..
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17
A REAL FRIEND.

"l suffered from dyspepsia and in digestion for fifteen years,.. says w. T S,u,devant, of Merry OakS, N. ( After l had tried many doctors and medicines to no avail, one of my friends persuaded me to try Kodol. I, gave i'm mediate. l can eat almost anything esnt now and my digestion is good cheerfnlly recommend Kodol,' Don't try to cure stomach trouble by dieting, That only further weakens the system, You need wholesome, strengthening food. Kodol enables ysu to assimilate wh,t you eat by diges,ing it without the tomach's aid.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17

Wioees. A" w Russeli Harper to Anna Mo. Phee. mines. es............. IUO U
 REALTY NoRTGAas Wsmei & Baker 70 Doug las City Bank. James A Murray to H Clay Herrick Ben Rice to Douglas City Bank. DA xsrkey, ct al 70 Miners < Merchants Bsnt.
 POWERS OF ATTORNEY NV Vsndermsrk to Ben Frsnkeu'' berg.
 DECLARATION OF IHMEsrEAD c P Phillips. us. to Thomas Higgins.
 APPoIsTaEsT OF AGENT. Pslatine Ins. Co to E q Van Arnim Alliance Assurance Go to E K Pirtle.
 PROOF oP LABOR miue by Al 8, Louis.
 LlRSs DJuEls, Lumber Go vs H H Bohm. fnk.
 W A Sherwood. ct sl vs H H Bohm- f,h.
 DECREE OF DISTRIBUTOR. Estate Sterling c Harper.
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Daples the Werids

No discovery in medicine has ever created one quarter of the excitement that has been caused by pr. Kings New Discovery for consumption. It's severest tests have been on hopeless victims ol Con'ump;ion, Pneumonia Hemorrhage, tleunsy and Bronchitis, tho usands of whom il has restored to perfect health. For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Group. Hay Fever, Hoarse- ness and Whooping Cough i, i: the quickest, surest cure in the world. |, IS sold by Tombstone Drug Co, who guarantee satisfaction or refund money. Large bottles soc and .rsr. % Trial bottles free,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17
Last evening deliRbsful ipforn

Last evening c delightful iofornsl hop was given at the Wo'cott home il honor Of the visiting sue.t', the Misses Bsrnice and Frsnces Cheynsy O. Tucson. Dancing ard general sooisbility msrsed ,hs isetiog hours of sn enjoy able evening and was . late hour when the guests bid . reluctant farewell. The Misses Bsrnics snI Frances Cbeyney have msuy friends in Tombstone. their former homo, and are e popular sooisl fsvoriues here as ct their home in tbe old pueblo. They expect Co prolons their visit in Tombstone smother week before re-. turning to Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17
C0WBUY KILLED
 BY LIGHTNING
ArizOnan Killed While Riding
 a Horse
THE LIGRTNING'S RECORD

There has beens eversl deaths caus cd by lightning in this territory dur ing the recent storms. Another death, which occurred several days ago, has been reported, in which tbe curious prsnks which may be practice ed by the fluid arc wsll illustrated.
 A cowboy by the name of Lacey was riding on the range in Tonto Ba.' ein when c storm came up. A bol, Of lightning struck him on the back between the shoulders. The curren, travelled down his body and escaped through his feet. The ekin was burned where the current had struck the man. The heels of both shoes had been burned of. but the socks the man wore were uninjured, His heavy spurs had been melted enough by the electricity to twist them all out of shspe. Bu, perhaps the strsngest thing of all was that the horse he was riding escaped without injury, and was fouod wandering around with the saddle op. The body was not found for some time after the accident occurred. The dead man was not very we'll known in the country where he was killed having been at work only . short time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17
Mother Always Keeps ir Han dy

Mother suffered long tune fom distressing pains and general i'll health. due primarily to indigestion, says L. w. SPald'ng, Veron1. Mo, 1.-Two years ago aegot her to try Kodol. She grew
 buer at once and now at the age oi seven,y-six eats anything she wants. remarking that she feels no bad effects as she has her bottle of Kodol handy. Don't waste tirIe doctoring symptoms. Ge after the cause If your stomach Is sound your health will be gccd' ksdol rests the stomach and strenthens the body by digesting your food. l, is natures tonic. Frank Yaple.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17

The county republicans evidently propose to have short csmpsign this year. The date for the county cop- vensions and primaries will not be set until September 1st, and mean. while the democrats will have placed their ticket in nfhe field and won the favor of she voters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17
Hob.on Bros, of venturs. Cslifo

Hobson Bros, of Venturs, Csiifor mia, the gentlemen who bought the PnnRle range iu Gils county, have just closed . deal for another ranch and 5000 head of cattle near DeminR. The price is not gwen. W R Pstter. son, She well known Los Ansele- cattle buyer, is interested in the deal with the Hobscns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17

In another column will be sesn the advertisement of Messrs Farrell < Estee, late arrivals in Tombstone, who have opened she bu-iness of paint ing, paper banging and decorating Their intention i., in che near future, n teep . stock of goods pertaining ,heir line of business, and meantime are opcn for engagements in the painting line.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is a liet of letters Fee msining in the general delivery at the Tombstone postofioe for the week ending Aug. l6. 1902: Austin, D E Carey, Timothy B Dunn, W Harri.oo, IT Heroe, W NJ Hopkins, Frank 0 Nioodemus, Will Rhods, s L
 Tbomss,:.H 0 When calling for above letters, say advertised giving date Of advertise meat.
 l.. G. CRABLE, P. N
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HOW To AVOID TROUBLE

Now ii. the time to provide yourself and family with a bottle of Chamberlain s Colic. Cholera ard Diarrhoea Remedy II is almost certain to be needed be. fore the summer is over, and if ifprocured now may save you trip 10 to town in the night or ip your busiest season. l, is everywhere admitted to be the most successful medicine m use tor bowel complaints, both for children and adults. For family can afford to be without il :. Fr sale by all d. alers in medicine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17

An extensive cattle detl is reported to have been consumma,ed lately by which the Greene Cattle company acquired the stock Of several csttie- men on the San Pedro.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17

No news as yet been received at the sheriff's office Of he expected capture of Romero, who wa. believed to have been positively located across the line near Nsco. The posse have no, yet returned and further news is still anxiously awaited.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17

They have found some bones out in Kansas which shows tbst man has lived on the earth for at least 5000 years. What . long time it took so work up the sugar trust.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17

The Plnsl Psrsfine OH company, who gre sinking sl4-inch we'll forty miles southesst of Globe, are down 400 feet. They have some promising oil lands. and expect to bring in . eusher in about sixty days,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17

J E raleot,, form erly connected with the Copper Queen smelters at Bisbee was visitor today. Mir. Tal.. cots has returned from an extended visit to California.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17
Buy and TrY a Box Ioniaht.

While you think of it, go buy and try a box of Cascarets Candy Ca thartic, ideal laxative, tonight. You'll never regret it. Genuine tablets stamped C. c. C. Never sold in bulk All drusgists, rec.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17

In accordance with . proclamation issued by President Roosevelt on July 30. c nsw forest reserve was created in Cocbise county. IL embraces five townships in the Cbiricsbus moun- tsiLs, and will be known ss the Chiri- cabas forest reserve. Tners is some vslusbls timber in these mountaius.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17

"Loves Trsns6gurstion" will be the subject of the Sunday evening service in the City Hall. Rev Otto Anderson will preach and ap urgent invitation is extended to an to be present. Strangers will receiye 6 cordial well come.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17

John Montgomery and Mayor Emanuel returned today from Bisbee where they were in attendance at the Republican Central committee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17
Acts Immediately,

Colds are sometimes more trouble some in summer than in winter. It's so hard 10 keep from adding to them while cooling of after exercise One Minute Cough Cure cures at once. Ab- solutely safe. Acts imme iiately. Sure cure for coughs, colds, croup, throat and lung troubles. Frank Yaple
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17

Crossville, Tenn. has a msn named Jack Frost, It nu.; be winter all the summer with him end the young ladies entertain hin on the front porch for fear of frerzipg bs house plapts,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17

Nick Noble came over today from Bisbee ou brief business visit and i- shaking hsnds with bis numerous friends lere.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17
Buffalo Bilp, Wild We., .0ur.o..;o,

Buffalo BiIl's Wild West aggreg stiop will show iu Yuma September 2S. Tbe date for Yuma is msde possible only because . stop has to be made there to unload feed and water She aninsls. IL is also thought that c stop will bs had either as Tucson or Beacon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17

G B Ellison, general msnsg,r of the Bisbee Improvement, company, ceme over today from Bisbes on a brief business viat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17

Services at the Catholic church will be had to morrow ss follows Macs at g o'clock, m; evening ser- vice st7.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17

The mining men of Nozales are considering the sdvissbility of estsb- lishing e mining exchange at that point.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17
FOR SUPERVISOR

lonn j.. howen announces himself candi- visor subject to the action of he damoc,s,;c county convention. J. ]. BOWEN.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17
CANDIDATES
FOR SHERIFF.

hereby announce myself as a candidate fol the position of Sheriff of Cochise County. Ari- rona. subject to the action of the County Dem ocrauc Nominating Convention.
 Respectfully.
 A " LEWIS
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17

Cbas Wallace returned today from Bisbee after an absence oi several days on business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

hereby announce myself as candidate fo the office of District Attorney of Coehise county subject to the action of the Democratic County Convention. W. P. MILLER
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-17
POLITICAL DAIES.

Democratic primaries, A ug I4tb. Democratic Conv, ntiop, Birbee Aug. 20rb. Democrats Territorial Convention Tucson. Sept 3rd.
 Republican Territorial Convention PhoenII, Sept. IT. -..-.-f
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