The Coconino sun., February 17, 1900, Image 5

About The Coconino sun. (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1898-1978

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A CAPTIVE.
Brought from Arizona on a Murder
Charge.
Hanger J. ,V. Mathews brought in
mi important prisoner yesterday from
'lioenix, Ariziiim, says iliu El I'.iso
Times. The prisoner is Atkins itnr) In
wanted for itnmler. He wus recogniz
ed by Ills photograph and captured
. near I'lioenix. where he was employed
on a ranch
It Ik said that lie is a member of the
formerly notorioii "Black Jack" gang
that operated so extensively in Ari
zona anil 'New Nexieo. A numlier of
tr.it u rnhherics and muidur.s are laid
to their door. John Ketehum, one of
the leaders of tile gang, wus recently
shot while resisting ariet in New
Mexico.
Tlio Times i'UHirter found the pris
oner willing to talk, hut he expiesed
litter ignorance of why he was wauled.
"Tiny say m name i-Atkins" lie
remarked, "and thai I killed a man in
Islela, New Mexico. I was arrested
while winking on a ranch two miles
from I'lioenix. 1 went there from
i'arker county, Texas. M mother
now lives in Hood county, this Mate.
J have never stopped in El l'a-o or
been to New Mexico. My name Is I,.
C. Cutberlh and I have worked on
ranches all my life. I never heat d of
this man being killed for whose death
they claim 1 am tepoiisilile. I am
not a lilt worried over my arrest Inn I
don't like being held here in jail."
The prisoner is a young looking man
apparently about i years of age. He
lias ntit u pleasing appearance, and
talks in an independent kind of style,
like a person who had been in similar
trouble before.
Cuiberth is out on bond for his ap
pearance at the April term of District
Court In tills county. The charge
against him Is being an accessory to
the murder of Kodgers and Witiglield
at Camp Verdu in July last.
IS
Acker's
Saved Her Life
"About two miles from Vasar, Mich.,
where I keep a drug store, l'' s Mrs. T. M.
Uratt. Mien anbury
Biek and hopeless
willi ronsunipiiiiii.
I watched I r ca-e
witli intelct after
sho began taking
Acker's English
Remedy for I "mi
sumption, Iwnu e
Ilindlieardii
nun li alioui
its wundcrf
cures. Wi
sir, perh.i
y o u w i 1
doubt it, b .
wiili iiiyowu
eye I saw this wmi an (.it will mid strong
nn iliat reincily. In n very short time the
c h stopped, her lungs were healed up,
In soreness went away, and she began tak
ins on flesh. She herself said: ' Mr. llullard,
I owe my life to Aeker's English Jteniidy.
It is a certain cure.' In Mrs. Iliatt'i
ne'ghburliood her recovery has oecaionid
much comment, as you can easily under.
sUMid. Her ease was one wherjecrybodj
thought it was only a question of a Iittl8
while until she would die. I feel it a duly
as a druggist to write this letter, so that there
need be no more deaths from consumption."
(Signed) E. A. Kullabd, Vassar, Mich.
Sold at 25c., f)c. and $1 a bottle, througliout
the United Flati s and Canada ; and in Eng
land, at 1. 2d., 2-. 3d., 4s. 61. If you arc nut
satisfied alur bii.Miig, return the bottle td
your druggist, and get your money back.
We authorize the aboi-e pvnrantee,
W. IL IIOOKliii it CO., Vropridart, Xao York.
For Sale by W. R. Edwards.
I'recott will have free mail delivery
after .March 1.
"I had dyspepsia for years. No med
icine was so effective as Kodol Dys
pepsia Cure. It. gave immediate re
lief. Two bottles produced marvelous
results," writes L. H.Warren, Albany,
Wis. It digests what you eat and can
not fail to euro. Pioneer Drug Store.