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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-11-21

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and fever at once, but II removes the morbid
billions secretions, thoroughly cieanses the
system and permanently cures the disease. u
is the grapde-t remedy and Liver Regulator IN
the whole field OF medicine. Price 80 cts; every
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Silk mateasse Newmarket cuffs, collar
and pockets trimmed with beaver for $780,
Chicago Bargain House.
Misses .tcurists"- Chicago Bargain House
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

There will be an examination Of appli-
can,s for certificates to teach school at the
high school building in Wichita, Saturday
November the 22d, 1884.
d150-1t-w2t Il. u. HAMMOND
County Supt.
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To loan on chattels.-Friend 4 Osborn.
100 Douglas avenue. w3l-u
A fine line of gents fancy wool and meri-
no underwear at close figures. Come and
see. Chicago Bargain House.
Best quality jersey newports for sl5.-
Chicago Bargain House.
Fifty thousand dollars to loan on farm
mortgages for one and two years by Kansas
Loan and Investment company. Wichita
National Bank building. w34-tf
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Saratoga high rock spring water for sale
by Aldrch & Brown. 4Z-o2
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Pure all wool white bed blankets, 50 per
pair worth Sc.
An wool 1914 for $3.50 well worth $3.50.
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Ladies rubbers A. Chicago Bargain
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Mrs. Gr. w.lton's Psriodicsl I.es.

Mother Walton has prescribed this valu-
able medicine for great many years in her
private practice. 1t has proved an unfailing
specific In the treatment OF the many dis
orders to which the female constitution Is
subject. II /. sure cure for the monthly
troubles that SO many women suffer. SOC.
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Sold by A,drich & Brown. 42-52
Call on The yalleyLand and Loan Co.,
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real estate loans.
Interest per cent. oi-t
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Underwear Underwear. Chicago Bar
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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-05
The ssI,e 1.trer plteh 20.

BIr. H. r. Patrick returned from
The CHA lat evening. He has been
engaged for the past two weeks in
locating an extension TO the old
Webb ditch, which is nov in the
hands of the Gila River Ditch Cons
panv, composed of NJ A Ruftner,
Prest.. E. Gaaz. r. 9. Powers, and
Geo. Hall & Sons The ditch will
be eight feet at the bottom and VIII
nave length of Twelve miles. HE
most IF the work to lie dcne will be
light and it is proposed TO have The
ditch finished by August. Most If
the contracts have been lot aud work
IS now being pushed forward. Mr..
G. W. Webb has sold out to the
company, and has located another
di-ch further down the river. The
land i, very rich in this vicinity,
beiug fine mes4uit bottoms and sage
bru Ii lands. Mr.. Ruff'ner already
las sci out IN orchard of some 500
trees, and The prospects for that sees
ton are most f1aitefing.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-05

ground. Two engine, Nos. 20 and
43. Of the Arizona section were nen-
sumed. The origin OF the hre is
not known, bat il is believed that
some one fred pnrposelY. SuPt-
Main left yesterday morning to
make an Investigation but had not
returned at late hour last night.
AS yet il Is impossible TO make an
estimate of The damage d0ne.-Sta''.
Weodin was met with quite an.
ovation from the residents OF Flor
ence on his return from Tucson
after his arre-t on complaint Of
Evans aud Zabrisllie's attempt 10
rattle him through -" Wcediu Will
come crt on Top OF that pile as sure
as the sun shines and he has ne
sympathy of the people of he TerN
ritory with b,m hey end Doubt.
We see by our Territorial ex-
changes that the Hon. Pat Hamilton
is pushing his new Resources Of
Arizona with commrDdahle vigor
The new work will lie The most thor
ouah exposition of the resources oi
the Tcrril DRY that We have ever had
or will have for years to crme, and
Mr.. Hamilton should justly meet
with q most liberal support from
the business men among Us.
There need be Eo fear Of an IndI u
outbreak in Arizo' this year, and
prospeciors can strike out in any
section without molestatIon or him
dsanct. Maj IT Arnold, Inspector
General of this Department. who
recently passed through tie San
Carlos reservation, states that the
White Mountain Indians were put
ling in large crops. and that con
siderable number of Chiricahuas
had goro up TO White river valley
with agricultural implements, with
view of putting in crops also
Clifton Clarion.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-05

soif, whose homestead overiacks II
from, distant hill, it seems to have
par,aken of the general blight and
decay that have fallen upon the once
proud ana magnificent STATE of Vlr-
einia. Gen. Runey Lee, another son
Of he great Confederate commander.
leads the lie of quiet Virginia
farmer, caring more for fat calves
and green meadows than for fe
of pubic service to which the whole
Lee family 10y an inexornble fate is
denied admission B b Lee, rs he
is ramiliarly called, is the youngest
son OF r bert E. Lee. and he is also
a quiet farmer HIS home is on the
james river, near Richmond. Just
after the war he was somewhat
rcck less, and 1 lave seen gen.le>
man b, r. within the past week of
whom he b ,rrowed quarter in
gambling extre mity.-Spectator.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-05
From Mondays Daily.]

A number of the raDchers Of the
valley begin harvesting today.
The workingmen's meeting to be
held on the plaza yes erday failed
for some cause to put in an appear
ance.
The quarterly teachers examina-
ton began in Tie district court room
to-day. But three applicants put in
an appearance.
Cochisc already has five candi-
dates in The fed for the Shrievalty
with a prospect of the remainder Of
the population turning out for the
same Office.
Gen. P F. Walsh. for number of
months the accommod ting and
genial manager OF W. B. Hooper
s. Co., left this forenoon for San
Francisco.
"Old Reliable" has just received
an Invoice VI TIC lihtS1 ShCaP
watches in the world, the celebrated
Roskof watch, at his Jewelry EN-
porium at the Phoenix News Depot,
City Council is in session this af-
ternoon as we go to press. Some
new departures are expected in The
line of city government, today, and
it is to he hoped that they will be
for the lettering of city affairs.
On Tuesday members of the
Miners Union visited the chlorideri
on the Tombstone NJ. & NJ. Co. :,
properties and notified those no
members that they must join thu
union or quit work. Yesterday al
order Was Used by the company
stopping chloridIug on its grounds
About fifty men aIe thereby thrown
out.-Lpstgph.
Friday night about shutdown, thu
round Lcuse Of the Suui hern Pacific
road at ella 3 nd caught fire, anc
IL . snort time wes burned TO th'
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-05

Sentinel
An attempt WIS m~de to ditch the |
west Lourd passenger train at Z
Rio on Thursday morning. y piece |
of rail, which ex city flied the
gauge, WAS Put beiw cen The mills
close up to the switch The train
passed over the obstruction il safety
however, the only damage being to
one of the head chairs of he switch.
The brokcn casting WAS at once re-
placed and The Track is now IN good
order. No clue has been found TO
the perpetrators Of the deed, but il
IS SUPPOSED lhat it was done by
tranlps wh5 were aclua I'd by simrle
cussedness.
On Mond ~ morning last II. B.
Gabriel, whose term Of imprison-
nent, or year in tie penit nlisry,
had chi ired, WAS arrested by ono
F II. Hardie, who claimed 30 be an
officer Of the army. 4 WIT Of ha-
bias corpds was issued on petition
of responsive PIT rson, and after
full aad careful examination tef1re
The District Court Commissioner 10
was discharged from custody Mr..
Haroie was not in uniform, nor bad
he anything to prove the fact of his
beng an officer OF the Z. S. Army
he had no warrant Or judicial order
foI The arrest of Gabriel and in fact
nothing to show justification for
his arrest Of the released prisoner.
After being discharged Gabriel left
town.
The report of pistol and the ter
riffed screams of a woman caused =
great deal OF excitement on Main
street two days ago. About six
o'clock on Thursday ever ing the
Olc,a family, who csidc in the same
building where Mr.. 3 ,ser has q
! butcher shop, were seated out in the
cool breezcs. Suddenly the report
of pistol broke the quiet of the
evening, and with screams 81 terror
and pain two of the girls forming
the family group were found TO he
wounded The eldest girl was
wounded IN The eye anu The olhel
had lost three fingers from her right
hand and one from her left. She
had her hands crossed when tile shn
was fired. Tie wound IN the eyt
was evidently caused by eith"r I
piece Of the shell of the cartridge o
gravel. No one seems to know
who fired the disastrous shot, which
has manned worthy girl for life
l. was undoubtedly AN accident, bu
it is also an unden able fact tina
there is altoge her too much rockies
discharge Of firearms in This village
, At In is time of the year eyeryen
sleeps out of doors, and q stray shO
m hit in lis wild fight carry ava
valuable life. We sincerely hop
What the young girls wounds vii
not prove dangerous.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-05
The CITY water question.

The matter of the proper ii tri- !
button of water within tue ci.y liIn
us has received not a little indig
liant attention this spring from the
residents f much Of that portion OF
The city lying west OF CoItez street,
and we venture TO predict that, if the
city does Let furnish the water to
the citizens which it selis to them
and for which it takes their money
bnt fails to supply to such 4 degree
that citizens are constantly losing
their trees, gardens, ard the like for
" bich they pay for ample water 10
keep in good condition, it will have
abumber of suits on hard for dam
agesx before it Is mucl, older, and
suits too that viii stick.
if The citizens Of that section of
the city were rot the best natured
and most forbearing people in the
world there would be some terrible
neighborhoad rows; but they have
inIeboIne The c..rduet Of the wa.er
affairs by the city HIS made it poesi-
be for one man to use al the water
taat comes down any given ditch 10
the exclusion and serious detfiment
Of his neighbours below him made
j. ssible for him evrh 10 waste il !;
made IL possible for these who bny
MOI drop OF water to use as much
as those who buy four Or I'VE inches
Of water; made it fact that a man
vito buys an Irch of wafer, enough
5 /, ir.igate an acre OF grain, does not
recsive enough to keep few little
bees alive on a lot containing less
tnan enc eighth of that amount OF
md; made 1t a fact that some thirty
i've or foriy inches of water are sold
by the city on ditch the headgate
OF which can pass but eighteen
ches, and has practically no pres
sure and, furthermore, the city itseli
draws from this same ditch TO water
al least four c. oss streets; made j
possible for the residents on one sid,
of a street to have an abundance o
water all the time and those on tn
other side TO see their trees and gar
dens drying up for want Of it.
= It's ample time that this slip-shod
devil-may.care, and unjust manage
nient of the city water should be re.
fofme6; it is ample time that tn
city begin TO pay some attention Il
the contracts it has entered into Will
its citizens If We are pot misin
formed the city has bought and pail
for one twenty fifth Of all the waite
that comes down tie Salt River Val
Icy Canal md there Is no reasol
: !. .. Z. 5ss r: II !:
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-05
THE GREAT ENGLISH REmDY

II n ncvei-Ia. lin :
cure for Nervous
Debility, Exhaust
edVitality Semin-
a. y eEkn ess SpSr
ms orrhuea. lost
Man hood. imPo-
tency. ParRly is
p 70 : { atorrhRa
and all the terri
Die effects O.
selfahuse. youth
FIJI follies, and ey-
- ,-H-.-
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-05

llA NEEEA
EA.iHvfasktsuS.
sse EszeGV and
= Server ms.
il the Icsiunatc
res ulfGf twenty
years Of prsct'
cal experience
and CURE WITH
UNFAri ING CIR
rATNrT Nervoa
and J. hysfcs
Debility. Sem
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-05

Gen. Robert e. Lee left three or
four sons. The cider, George " Ash>
ingtcn Parke Curtis Lee, is presi,
dent of Washington and Lee Univer-
siiy at Lexington, Va, the instltu-
ton presided over by his father at
the time of his death. He was Il
Major General in the Confederate
army. The university over which
he presides had some life ar1 impes
tus given 1t by the heated sentiment
that prevailed IN the South imme-
diatrly after The close of the war !;
but latterly it has not prospered, and,
like Virginia University itself, s
school that held a FIRST place a '7v
aud was founded by the gress fllcr-
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-05

vearz-such as loss of memory, Lassitude.
NJ lturual Emission, aversion 10 society
Di-stiese of vision. noises IN tine hc9 i. the
vital guid passing nnohserved in the Urine
and many other diseases chat Lead to L
sanity an death
DR.. MInsie viii agree TO forfeit Five Hun
red d liars for "A case If this sind The
.Tital Restorative (under hi special advice
and treatmentl will not cure, or for any
hing impurr or njurioTs found in il Dr
Nintie frrats al private Diseases success
fully without mercury Consultation free.
\ thorough examination and advice. in
Gliding analysis of urine. s.. Price OF
vital Restorative. 81 bottle or -four times
the quantity. $40: sent to any add ess
upon rece,p nj OF price. or c. @. d. secure
rom Observations ard In privat, nam If
desired by E Mintie VI D., No. Kearnv
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sample bottle Sc; tree on application by
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Communications strictly Confde7 Iial
Dr. Mintie's KIDNEY REMEDY NEPHRETI-
GUN. cures all kinds of Kidney an bladder
Complaints. Gonorrh9a. 1lect eucor hcn
For sale W all druggists; 81 bottle; Six
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DR. Miu'ie's DANDELIoN PMS ere the
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jaul-lit.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-05

MIR Geo. W. Narlar is about to
move cut to Camp Greek, where he
will engage in tile stick bnfinoss-
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-05

where II win Os.s source of revenue
to the city.
The entire water business of the
city needs overhaniing and needs It
SO badly that the time is near al
hand when the city will dnd Itself
in maze of lawsuits for damages
which it will ultimately be obliged
to pay.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-05
fFrorn Fridays Daily ]

This is Dee Grafton Day
RAJ. cheers are offering $50 per
cey fer harvest hards-
Phoeaix would like TO see poll
f,c,ans "wastz to the center"
B.b s-einegccr's assay cfice Is
,unni, 2 On full iime these days.
The stock CT the Territorial Fair
Asscciaticn continues TO go freely
We bear of another sensive sa-
T,en business.to lie started up here
SION.
Tombstone reports hard times set
ting down III re sn account oil the
strike
California promises an unusually
large grain crop in he large valleys
this season.
The latest report from Qnijatoa Is
That lie population has dwindled
down to less than hundred persons
Mr ana ...rs. II. C. Orme have
fhe sympathy of the community in
Che los o: their irfant dau- h e.,
which they buried his forenoon.
Oar genial CITIZEN and old-timer
Sam Snead !, fl. yesterday, for N'r>
MIA, where lie will spend tie sum
rner. The HERALo wishes him
Pleasant visis.
Col. San. Irarran is now located
at Noeal,s. on the sonora lire, and
Is in The real eeiate business al =.
trdeavorins te ge' his grant on th'
Yeqni river on thc market
nwas assested on The Geor of the
lower House OF congress fe days
since. that population in Massachu-
,e.ts had increased A per cert. in
line last twenty years: Maria ges, +.
ret cent aud divorces 147 per cent
A1eport reached town to-day thal
fatal shooting afary had eccurred
81 Reno. between here and Tonic
Basin, Yesterday, the Part cs being
Thomas Moore of this place ard
o..c Cha.les Hite, il We understand
tie name. Hite, it is STATED was
fataliy shot.
An effort will be made to have the
railroad company extend the hall
fare nsivilege granted delegates to
the Territorial convepiions, shonld
they be held here, &c perscss i'll The
southern portion of the Territory
who may desire to visit The Terrific
,ial Fair which IL is intended to hol-
l-re this fall.
Recording to letter from Tomb
stone 10 The Tucson Star, an atiemp
was made by some one connecte'
with the care of the money left il
The branch bank of Hudson & Co
10 get away with $1,000 which va
removed Bui suts. quenlly replace
when the discovery had been mad
by the creditors.
County Treasures Geo. T. Kempe
returned this morning from u Wis
10 Alabama. He enjoyed the Wis
greatly al d appear improved by h
trip. Mr.. Kemper reports that sec
lion as rather hard one to i've in
nothing TO earn honestly snd n"il
to stsal-and votes for the Salt hlv'
valley for home every time oV'
anything he saw on the entire Joul
ney. Mfs. X. nsper remains east.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-06-05


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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-02-28
Personal Points.

Mrs. Pascoe and son, of Daton.
this state, devoted the past week to
visiting with relatives and friends
in this city.
col" Rewey and John Gibbon,
Of Rewey Station, sauntered into
our office Saturday and entertained
us with a pleasant chat for a few
moments, Come again, gents.
Rev. w. J. c. Bond was in from
Dodgeyille on business Monday.
On Tuesday viii Jones (painter)
and Miss Eva Curnow started for a
few weeks spree with friends at
Dayton.
Mr.. ID. Jacko went to Milwau-
kee this week and made a purchase
of some choice seed peas,
-Japhet Ellis, Of Evansville, has
been in our midst for some days of
late, the guest of Frank and win
Jones.
Judge J. r. Jones circulated
among friends here Saturday.
john Dunstan, of Wyoming, is
the new clerk at the U. S. hotel of
this city,
- John Kitto, one of Linden
most industrious citizens, found
many to grasp his fist while in our
midst Monday.
Hon. j. NJ. Smith and lady, and
Chas. Mcilhou and J NJ. Mulhairu
represented Mineral Point at the
Darlington "blow-out' on Washing
toms birthday, in which the ladies
took advantage of the leap yeal
privileges, and their style of engin
eering is highly complimented
Rev. r. Kent. a former pastor
Of the =. NJ. church in this city, is
enjoying himself among his many
admiring friends here this week
which he set apart for rest aud rec
reation. His field of labor is now
in Iowa, not far west of Dubuque.
Miss May Rodgers, of Scales
Mounds, is visiting with Mary o.,
borne.
-Niss Allie Parkinson is partak
ing Of the hospitality Of the home
Of Mrs. Mary Prestley.
-Chas Gilman, Jr, Ed and
viii Pesch, Immel Duppler, Paddi,
aud Charlie EIIiDger, and some few
others attended the ball given by
the ST, Joseph's (German) society "a
Dolgeville, Monday night. They
all agree in declaring it - big, long
time, and preferring daylight to
darkness, did not return until next
morning.