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Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-27

The steamer Tallapoosa, which has
taken Secretary Chandler and family
to Newport writes Washington cor
respondent Of the Economist, has
aboard, tor experimental purposes. one
OF Edison most recent inventions.
called the nlegaphone. which is Moth
5ing more nor less than a machine for
gnifying sound a sort Of telescope
the ear. The effect and purpose
are to enable q person to hear
AIRY On conversation with peo-
t a distance. The purpose Of the
hon Is to aid mariners IN listen
the sound Of breakers. a. car
conversation with people on
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-27
THE WEST INDIA
10 3. sash s1roaa sfr1a

49, - = et.s t9ff1+a +FfrtF
SALET L0ULy. ........... .KEs8O URI.
This great TOME has seen ntfodncsd . he taope
oiths Aiae pTi fsilsy ior TIE past thirteen Te1ss
With unlelnded snceessend pcpalaris4
There nothing Of TIA knd axtont that equals II ss
firriar1 aisptei 70 naiarssss lislsiils s1d aas
5zBR14T7TE OF oHILLs d EETER
Z not srrpassed.
itiseadlscd b. ne best chemists 81 the NEST e
flaeens strenetisniHg Ioaie this eouatre tns ever
Froducei hs waite d which r - fenoeliize t. 81
who may uss thea
Prirate sseas q rizoaa visiting Louis bare
~ conficti11z tisat i S l,s-1iarl afaiIs
- = ~ efnts y tlist 4tuitors ard aeeb cfif
sfia1 9 inslf1 - SPEEDY intI1eaesicr there.
erde addressed b TI5E - Tsp IS RI 5 II sfrFtc
fihi<o e9NPA1f Aiil - froi1rlt sSttut
re- Edt
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-27

The Doctor vii agree 10 forfeit = ! 400 Tor :
undertaken, not cured. The reason g naag can
not get cured of y eakness and the above isscases -
owing % a complication. called PROSTAF9H EI1AE.
with HFper1estnsa which requires special treatraeut
Da- Lls1ia 8 lEfIqoa t1oR. No. = without peculiar
treatment = the only cure for Pa0sTE1osaara By
i AAs1Iccp = restored and The hand o. sima moved
back from age 70 YOUTH
Price o1eifher EnEfGorafor es. Case
Of sx BOTTLES. SO sent % any address c0Fered
surely nom observation.
4tr. Lte1iE * Co treat successfully ty fIornRo-
pathf ever form ~ SPECIAL PRIV AT Fec CHR
e DISEASE without mercury or nase9us drugs IF
vitality g drained from the BODY numerous diseases
follow nat 1afle ordinary medical tfestmcnt II a.
lowed % contlnce. the 1Dnntrral loss causes Gen
sumption. biabetes. Bfisilis Dsease, insanity ETC.,
Cures guaranteed. piseascs o the gcnito-urnary o.
gans, Eidneys liver an9 bladder specially srested.
DISEASES ~ EonlE srEEnILs crEEB
Qualified and Response BILE Dr. Liehig &
Go. iroul e RosE are GRAINED IN coTnEsnce Fflt
California Medical Law Diploma procured b raefs-
lar College education and are IN tbs nineteenth
year d special practice.
Most powerful electric bllts free to rafienfe
70 PROVE InE hoSnERFfL P0wEg n the tSYIG0-
hAA9ii - ho5FL1 aifzs or szST lax. Consaita,
ton free and private
RAToh i protested 81 copyright tom Patent once
Cab O. addfsS4 LtE8&(t DH8EEA SARK.
100 Gear Street. san Frafs5sco Gel
Private EniEanee. to5 Mason street. four blocks up
Geazy street from Eearney, KAN Entrance lhr5agh
Dispensary Drug Store dec sly
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-27
TO Capital Seeking Investment.

4 OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER
4 est IN tie two copper claims. with s
large amount Of high grade copper ore IN
sight flenty OF wood and water 0n the
claims I want 900 u buy outstanding
interests. develop claims and put them in
pflllon producing condition. I viii repay
tnis $4,000 on Of Tie hrst copper produced
eoud. developed claims, with good rcdee-
ton works on property You can secure
Yourself oy deeds 20 claims and al I'M
pIofenelIts nrti' noHtY is paid back. Then
divide property ara 60 ahe8d
Who wants 60 Investigate this IN eood
lafhf
Gall anor address JOHN Il BURGESS.
Dunlap PoSI0dlec Graham County, Afiz0-
rs, via Fort ofanl- sept 6b
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-27

ttsSs on ieti bip. Ear Hafks-eIoA
giah aHd Wtiersni ri eiieilsaF.
Ilc ffloee IeNafo Viii fefE.ia ~ Tie ma
der ised fot INFORMATION tEist sia ieesl -
the cen leti9n af an enc gslils5 - sleiaciag,
aiIefin4 inanF NaS ehaNging FIR above
described hfaHsis eal MARKS Is ;tl.ne
taflle beaIlnn fbeiA
krre--3 If1iiiIe Post fificc aaf es-
ftIohr. CHA f9lts
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-27
TIE EXPERT SPECIALIST.


Having been surgeon in charge Of tW0
leading hospitals enables nae g treat all
private troubles Fith excellent results.
wish Il distinctly understood that I do not
claim - perform impossibilities or 10 have
RlTacul}lls or supernatural power. Iclaim
clan and Surgeon, ff5r0E1fi4 informed -
nv speefalfr-
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-27
DR.. MIN TIE,
SPECIALIST AvD fsRADr s.rE,}
No. H kkearny So san Eraarlsee, CaI.
Treats all Chronic. Special and Private
Diseases with Wonderful Success.


iE1 EcreT- aiding cure Tor
Nervous {. s1iiits exhanrs
cd sitaEty. Seiliisai eeak
ness emitorrhe. Losr
s. 4SuooD sup5t acs
faEal fs FrcssatorrhGd
and al TIE terrible e7ests
y seit-atrse. Youthful fcl
les, and excuses IN ma
t1rer ye4rs such as less
81 mcid1rF. Lasrfsnls.
AocteET emissions. aFer-
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-27

y
q vision, 4olsls D the Read IT, vial 0ui1 rsss-
iae 1neeseSfed "a TIE pEiHt, ans r,aHy ether dis
eases that lead e insanity and de7th
0E- A41A1E ufl ag.rea - foflcit ftvs l7ussrzs
1oLltas far ease d this kind ne NlTAI, IESTfRt.
TIVE (unaer his special sGi1e ard 1Eeltnlo1itI va net
cufe. for any ding b1puls or insaric,s found 8. Il
Dr. At4LAL treats all private Diseases suecees-
i1iiy without mercury Generalization Frae
IhoroU1h c1aIa nation and advice iuclns,rs analr-
sis q usine s. Co. PRISE e if4t- t.- ~, 81 q,
a bottle, cr fccE iHes the qaaniity. S.. sent q
81 A-at- 9ftf f q f1ee. gr G. 9 j.. Secure
a. Ak = 1EEEE. M
u Aeauey street. san flaae.sco. ca
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-27

Fn4 The ab0re reward VIII
be paid for the conFic-
ton 81 any person
caught stenliDS 81 XIII
iaE ana C85tIe With he
" above 0fant
&al ETHEL KEN NEI5X
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-27

Regular meeting Of Globe Lodge 80. 6. I.
o. Q & 81 Monday night Of each week
81 Masonic Hal
A8 brother ID good standing are cordially
inVitea JOS THOMPSON. n. g.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-27

1A = - TITS kidney Rem cffV L.
pare 1fellE1, cures an Is % kfinet and fla55e-
ccr,0i1iu.3, Ganorrhal. eiert i.e1crI kos Forssi1
- - lr1sr4ls-s q O. ecttie. So b1tcses fer g ac
Dr. ak8EEE'S Danaeilon pills ere & Z
pe ea4 e.eairs 1ssfSelie ~ ti-llee szze "a TIE
aafes tof SAFE a1 di's n37-t
gasA1lPLE BOTTLE FfEE ssnt 81 suul;.a
canon q letter SEATING ees SEX and axe
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-27

ORES SAMPLED AND ACTUAL
~ working test made By any process.
Assaying done ia all its branches An
slysjs 81 ores, minerals, etc. Examination
01 Mining Properties and 81 Mills q special
81. Orders from the interior promptly az
tended to. Assay ing taught practically and
theoretically. ian e0-d
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1884-09-27

All applying 90 me viii receive my 1ol,
~ cpiniea of their c0mplaints-No expert
Hcnting. iwiil guarantee a rosifiss erTe In
every case undertake. or forfeit So .o09
Consultation in olice or BY letter FREE and
strictly private. Charges reasonable. Thor
oogh examination. including chemical and
microscopical analysis Of urine and advice
$500 Can or address,
DIR. ALLEN.
26 Kearney Street San Francisco. Cal
Office hours 3 70 daily, 9 to s evening.
Sundays 8 60 II only
f.o. ] have q VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
the result Of maui gears Of special practice
and hard study, which under my special
advice das aet0 filled 3 spcesss ID the cure
o. LOST AASH0OD, PRosT AroRRHEA. etc.
Nov Sit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
asbroude BON QusbrIden ME uGaIiaun=

@ebrou6e 0 Nusoriden pie vSaIi6unz
Sod sur So6e! Oie 2utbcr'i6e, tpie
Sic englii9e, autOriiirte BtbellberleBu19
berl6t inoirett auf 6%anol6rtften oes 5e9nz
ten SabrhunOerts. 9utber lberlebt YaHlus
on Die &Omer, Sap. IA GerS g., r98elder
auf bieTage bGlt, Der tbut'S oem0errn,
unO tpel1er gt6ts barauf bGIt, Der tbut IS
audi benz 6errn." gta6 benz 9rtedtl6en
Serte lit ieoo6 Die englii6e 1eberiebung III
;uei Buntten Die before: user ben
Sag (hemeran) bGIt" &c. unD vbGlt ib1
ni6t Dem Serrn" (kyrio GU phronei). Stun
entbalten aber bic bret dlteiten lu1o 5uDerz
L%1lligiten Sanbl0riften, Die linaittl6e,
%paticaniide ullo aIeranDrintl9e, Die aus
btm pierten unb finften Sabr6unOert 1tdm7
men, feinsn berartigen NuSlprud uno barr
mad baben lid Gonitantin SiiGenoorf, 81.
2ipltus Q872) IN Der beutiden Brottltans
teubibel, Die englil6en uno 1mcrtfanIlGen
9teUiioren uno oieIe redt fromme Grtldrer
gertdtet, ieBt unb LANCE l6on. Sers z lI11o
) bebanoeln ben elientlten SegetarloIer
uno iino tpte Die fol9el0en Serle al DIE
rDmiiden Suben6rtiten uno 6eioenNrtlte!t,
Die it'd arg III BEN Saaren la8e1, 9ert3tet.
Gers 5 belpri6t Die Sabbatbe ltn0 Die
Teiertage. 8ers 6 nun lautet: 9Selber
ouf ben Sag bait Gten hemeran", bebr-z
aranI. iona" Sag, bet 8eri6bnuu9S1
tag i6lebtbin Der Sag" genannt), Der
tbut'5 Dem 9errn tpeld)er illet u. y. mat
foItet am Neri0bnuHSStage), Der tllet Dem
6errr." Oamit itimmt aud Die GlIl9ata.
9amit ftimmt unler gal13er 8aulus, Der
SLailifer Der religi0ien 8arciminitdt (sit
venia. verbo) 9egeniiber bent Geremonlel
uno Der itarren @eieBeSreligton. lleber Die
ri9tige @unailun9 oiele5 6. WerleS .1tlto
po6I ale meme t5erren GDllegen etntg,
2utberi 8ibeliiberiebung lolI nidt n1lters
idGbt tperosn, mus jeDDd na0 benz trttt1d
oeli6teten llrterte Der Glteiten 6an0lhrlfteu
pielIade, tpeientlihe 8erGnberunaen it'd
9efalen laiicn. llno Oieie SerGlloeru19eu
iino tpcoer UTdIiduugen," nod DTromrleI
getrug."
1lnierem e"rgrauten Sreunbe Spinner
tpouen mir ni6t Sun1utben, leine ttr5t
Spaune 9eDensSeit leuen Bibelfori6unger
Su tpiDmeu, cher Die llnDtlenbstt oes
v0ouispiue Nn5eiger" tbut ms in Der Seelt
iDeb. Oe6ge Der 0err ieinen 0eilt erleub:
ten, auf 6aB ieine fiinftigen Stbelftloler
gum Gegen Der Wlenidbett geoeiDen.
Our Gbre oeS i9errn ullo ieilles u1ner:
fGllGten MorteS!
Mit aler 6oha6tung SIR Gr8ebenfter
S. &rter,
8re6iQer ser mGbril6en SrI5erlhaft
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
g8ScherfG5che gfli,rcfs &&ffoofs-Bcifacne.

per Saare iprol1en iouten." Nu6 .Rrof.
81. 8altiar, Der Director unieres etbuoloz
otl6en Otuleums, las ben Snbalt zines tbm
bcreits am Is. Wiat 1883 bon einem Gorres
ip%on6enten in 8angfot, Der nit ben oortis
aen 8erb6ltnilen pobl betannt lit, suges
Sangenen S6rei6ens Dor. Dieisr @orres
fponoent bate apei Inn ST. 6Gnoen gefoms
meme beutlhe 8Iatter suriidgelanot, IN oe7
men bic eri ten punberbaren 9ta6rtdten uber
bic &rao entbalten Daren. IS gebt aus
Benz Briefe bernor, 6aB oas &inO nt6t &rao
beiBt, ionoern vMeb &bao", B.. b.: altf
9ehtla vTrGuIein8erg" oaB tie 81
elmer bent 1iameftl6en Brin3en Bbraon9t1@
ntalat seb6renoen StLaoenfamilts 9ebort
uuo bon ihren GItern beretts trilber FIR
@elo 6ffentlid ge3eigt tpuroe, big tie gegen
8eSablung in bic 0dnoe tbres isbIgen AuS1
1teuers geriet9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11

&c war cine Der Stelen Gisentbam.
lt6feiten Der altu1obt19en Orctcren,
bab fe ibren 9attenten nt9t faset
wCaten, mas fe fir btefelben Derfartes
BEN. Ste fa9ten es pIrbe bic Srantert
ntdt selunb MAIDEN unb pdre nur Be.
frteptsuns elmer tbSrt9ten Neusierbe.
Sn unierer :3eit min Der &rante ipiRsn
mas er etnrimmt. gr 1T I9wa9 u16
mill fraftts tperben, Dber er nth fetne
9eItSrte gerbauung .tpieber tn Orb.
nun8 brinesr, Ober ietne franfe 2eber,
tpteber 9efunD MAIDEN unb rttmmt baEer
8rppn's @tien<8ttters, cine 1ebi3im,
wel6e fetm @ebetmniB 1T. grDwn's
Gtien<gttters 1T bic Bette gt1en~Drdpes
ration in Der @elt, Elm R6eres @tar.
tungsmittel, reint9t unb erneuegt bas
glut uno Elm suserlGiieeS unb anae.
nfbmes 5etImittel fur f4wS4Iiae
Grauen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
Grtptoernns auf ocn 9lrtifel Stbel.
fGIi0uneet.
(SG. Sts;ts. DOM 2. bs.j
On sic bersbrIi6e JteOaftion.

3upor meinen 6riitIi6en @ruB unb
heuti6en WanneSbanoi6lag benz alien bra
pen Srancis e. Spinner fir iein mutbtqe5
9Iuftreten seseniibcr amerifantl6er 6eu6ez
lei uno Sr0mmeIei uno religi0ler 8ez
i6rdnttbeit. Die geiiti9e &larbeit unb 9ez
6ensfrtide bieies 82j6brigen @reiies ber=
bHnoen nit dht reLigi0iem Sinn muB benz
9ersen jeoes guten Oeuti6en tpobltbun.
Utit 8ibeIltloten iheiGt er fid jeDob 10
pentg bcfGBf gu BADEN, ME iein Gommen=
tatDr Dom OQouiSptlle Nu3siger". 1Inb bod
erIauben ith 8eibs bon 8ibeIfGIi6z
MHgeH 81 ipreden uno atpar auf cine
94eiie uls tDGren ie BON Der BrofeiItpn.
yii6t baB i6 Dem proteitantii@en 2aien Das
giecbt ablpreheH tpolite, Die 8i6eI nit Ietz
ren eigsneu NIgeH 5u leien, nit leinem Ell
eenen 8eritanoe 81 %erfaiien uno na9 Ieis
mem et9snen @etpiiieH 81 leben. &ritt er
obtr Dor bic SeffentIidfett nit maBgebeno
iviH ioIenoen GrlGuterlIngen, 10 muB man
BON ibm oaiieIbe %psrIaHqen, Das bon ges
i6uIteH 2bsoIogen 3I erparteu mir Elm
&edt babsH, n6mlid, 6aB er icine Sadie
erinoIi6 femme Mno i66I nOrit9tig lei im
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
4 n}et0R II.
Norut a1t pcrf0Mfe1t, biNt0.

SIN BOrter Gourtp, Snbtcua, 400 &der San6, 45 Wfet7
len Don @bicaeo, 3 Nteilen non elmer STANDARDIZATION;
sutes Saus, gutter Barn, gutter Sbitgarten, @ues etn9e>
3duut. 2ei6te 8eDin9unsen. NabSuirasen briefltd oOer
peri0ntia BEL @ m. Is. 8ells, SaLparatio. Snp.
4i52m0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-02-11
2u DcrfaMfett.

495 2lcrcS. Ote bette @ieb@5urm in DeIepare So.
100 eutes 9Saioeldub, Der 9telt 5peuz unb Rfug>Gano
Gsniissno @aiier. 8eotu9un9eH: hs boar, Der &eit nab
ees &duiers. A. e. StrGiM,
~2siaR3pS 2M WtetIrH u5TeL upW WEGiOuUt9s, SUDA
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-09-22
---- THE -
Chicago Milwaukee
& St. Paul

hallway is the short line from St. Paul
Aa Minneapolis, via La Crosse and Mil
saukee, to CHICAGO and all points in
ue eastern States and Canada.
> II Is THE ONLY LINE
1nuer one management between St. Paul
4la ~, Chicago, and is the finest equipped
'@'i"ay IN the Northwest.
IT IS THE ONLY LINE
SSuln'ng Pullman Sleeping cars, Palace
.aulOAing cars and the finest Dining cars in
Ne world. via the famous
!, RIVER BANK ROUTE,
H laOls The shores Of Lake Pcpln and the
ma ,Su[l'nl ~ Mississippi river to Milwaukee
A. 4" onicago. Its trains connect with
I've rOse ol the northern lines in the grand
A0a Depot at St. Paul.
m NO CHANGE OF CARS
r.. any Class between st. Paul and Chi
nj NJ, !. For through tickets, time tables,
srta. ,ali information apply tc any coupon
ae' agent in the northwest.
MERRILL, A. VII. CARPENTER,
In peneral Manager. Genl Pass. Agt
''cLARK, III. HEArroRD.
'eni oupt. Asst Genl Pass. Agt
NM Milwaukee, Wis.
~. DIXON, General Northwestern Pas.
sef Agent, St. Paul. MINI.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-09-22

Westerns at $4@$$5.5O. StOckerS con.
tinued in active demand. and not being
in very liberal supply sold strong.
There was also a good demand for
feeders and for stock calves. Stockers
went at So. 3.25@$4.35. and feeders at
$4@$4.7O.
Continued light receipts of sheep
have enabled sellers to hold prices
about steady in spite of rather slack
demand. Shippers only wanted few
and local traders have not taken hold
with much apparent interest. Sales
ranged at 2.30@$4.24 for inferior to
prime lots.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-09-22
PrOD0Sed Lease.

A Portland, Oregon, special of the
10Th says: Private dispatches to-day
state that the New York stock holders,
at their annual meeting on the l7th
inst. authorized the board Of directors
to enter into a lease of the @. r. & N
if they thought it for the best. The
0: B. 4 n. have submitted 4 PROPOSE
tion offering lease at six per cent.
for the first year and seven pei. cent.
thereafter. The Northern Pacific
board Is now considering the proposi--
tion.
The daily enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1884, 1884-09-22
THE LATEST NEWS.

THE LATEST NEWS.
Gen. Grant called upon Blaine in New
York on Friday.
China is said to be anxious to resume
peace negotiations with France.
There were 218 failures in the United
States and Canada last week, as against
22C the previous week.
Col. Dudley, commissioner of patents,
has resigned to 60 into the banking busi-
ness in Washington.
Buchanan Bros, clothiers of Cincin-
natl, have assigned. Liabilities 100000;
assets mainly abs orbed by preferences.
General Wolseley will leave Cairo,
Egypt, for the upper Nile on the 18th OF
October. He goes to the rescue Of Cor
don.
On Saturday at noon cash corn was
worth 68 cents in Chicago. There is a
great squeeze in the market and excite
ment runs high.
The latest elopement scandal is in Chi
cago where Miss Eta Turnbull, daughter
of wealthy pork packer, eloped with
Alex. Neervon, one of her fathers butch
ers.
The Dutch budget shows deficit Of
fifteen million of forins which has result
ed mainly from the demonetization of sill
yer. It is proposed to place tax on to-
bacco.
Thomas A. Hendricks, Allen G.. Thur
man, Gov. Hoadly and Drrbin Ward ad
dressed meeting of from $4,000 to 49,
900 people at Hamilton, Ohio, on Satur-
day night
1t is asserted that England is going to
lend Egypt fs,ooo,o0o to pay her floating
debt and Alexandria indemnity, the bal
ance to be used in the construction of If
rigation works.
Two more kilograms have been received
from General Gordon He complains of
the slowness of the authorities in sending
a relief expedition, and states that the
number of rebels besetting Khartoum is
increasing.
! The police in the disafected coal and
iron regions of Pennsylvania have discov-
cred the existence of several lodges of
the Mollie Mcguire order. Several re-
} cent murders of Hungarian miners are
believed to have been committed by this
terrible secret society,"
At Burr Oak, Kansas a row arose be-
Tween citizens and Miles Orton's circus
men,. Just as the circus train pulled out
OF town the men fired and killed two
citizens, one of whom was the mayor.
Sixteen of the circus men were afterward
arrested and lynching at last accounts was
probable.
i Capt. Dudley and Mate Stephenson of
, the lost yacht Mignonette have been COM
mitted for trial in England ON charge of
murder. While drifting about at sea in a
small boat without water or food. thew
killed the cabin boy, drank his blood and
ate his body, that their own lives and the
life of seaman named Brooks might be
preserved. The seaman was released from
arrest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-27
uER RllCwTED AFFECTIONS.

~ want to sue man for breach of
PROMISE" said u maiden of the vintage
If 1872. entering y lawyers office.
Very we'll. Miss. State your case,
and | shall he only too happy to serve
yon."
"You see. sir. Augustus ronpk,us
m de love to ire. and trusted him With
womAn's confidence and love. sir, and
ate ice cream when he asked ,pe, and he
told me | s the angel Of his choice,
and [ called him Gus and he told me
four times ,nsecutlvely that he would
marry the. Four times, sir. and then
he married Mary Stevcns. and INV affec
sions are blighted, and | want To get
even with the mean thing aud show
that Stevens girl that won't stand eve
rythina."
Every commendable. indeed. Miss
Now, about how much damage do you
think YOU have sustsined!
IL don't know exAc.ly bow much II
would be in dollars and cents, but
think, M be bll9hted my affections by
telling tue four times he would marry
me, that l ought to have enough To gel
ME some new clothes and take pleasore
trip on. Say Won put 1t down At xtuo
that's only 500 u blight, and l ihiut
that's little enough. considering my OK
ploded hopes. Drat the men. say.
Suit was brought for four bliehss. h
| $i00 4. blight.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-27

Will be submitted to the committee for
approval a. the next meeting. Henley
says the COMMISSIONS, Is satisfied tie
grant WAS one in the present. npan ;,
condition. anI tnat sub equently hy a
breach Of such condition. the grant Hlan-
Toe cutie line, 9, far AS uuco,npi-t-i
July @,leI3, IS and as been -i:ic- saii AZ
subject to forfeiture, and justice /, toe
United States ana its ciilz rs nov "a
qoires that the forfeiture aud r-stora
lion OF such lands to tue public dotn ain
snoaid be declared by act of Congress.
CosArmattens
The Senate today confirmed the fol
lowing: VIM. l.. Bum o. Phlladel phia.
as Governor OF Idaho; sumner Howard
81 Michigan, AS Chief Justice of the
suprene Co-rt of Arizona; w. A. lay
ior VI lexis, As Collector of Customs Of
tue District OF Paso del No,te and New
Mexico: 4. +. n. Morgan of Cheyenne,
as Secretary of Wyoming: Lieutenant
Colonel Thorn S Case to be Colonel
OF the Corps of Engineers: Lieutenant
Colonel j. q. Parke to b Colonel If he
Corps of Engineers; Second Lieutenant
Robert Eold, Jr.. t. be rir-t Lieu.erant:
Aaron Sargent. Lnvuy Extraordinary
and Minister Picnipotentlary of the
United States to Germany, to be Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Pieu:po-
Tertiary to Russia
kei'oGx Wants n Trial.
Inc counsel for William Pitt Kellogg.
under Indictment for receiving orr -
III couuectiS. with the sttr r ute con-
tracts, applied to Judge Wylie tod ~
for speedy trial, alleging iiiatorine-s.
The application will DC he .rd tomorrow.