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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-18
Feed forlHogs and Calves,

-, A. D, S. Madeppa, Mimi. Does i,
pay to cook food for hogs? 2. Should
corn-meafbe feh dry or moistened? 5
Are not ground cornaand oatssebetter
than unground for calves? {. - T.
.ANs.--l. Theresis difference Of opin,
ion in regard to booking feed for hogs
but practically we, don't believe It will
pav for the fuel and labor. But few
feeders cook the food and that is q
strong argument against the. practice. 7
81 q. When corn meal is fed. to pigs it is
best to inoisten it and feed it in the form
of q thick slop, and if it, fermented lit
tie untiliti is slightly sour tits all the bet
ter. 8. Calves should certainly have
ground feed and not whole grain,sbEt II
should be fed moderately so thatssit is
completely digested Rural New Yorker
=: FORESTRY r. i
8 stDr. A. G. Humphrey, in a lecture be:
fore the Illinois horticultural society
on the important subje T Of forestry
made some statements and suggestions
zof general Interest and value :s3 ri z
ST knew a tract OF ten aires planted
: in Iowa, to walnut oak hickory and
hutternut, which yielded the fourteenth J 2, lti
year after planting $3.50 worth Of seed
che present. denaand will make many
kinds Of forest trees valuable for their
seed alone for years to come. While ii
would be most desire tbie to have all dis
tricta xlOt adgpte dto agrieul tural products
planted to timber, iit would doubtless In
crease the duetive capacity of agricui-
Z tural ,distlQlts il every large farm was
H5rrotecfea on he mort laWesE anil s,orf II.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-18
IT'S VAN TO Kick

The Tabor opera house got $40, 90
scorch1ng.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-18

A cure 1t kat fop( ca,arrah, The evidence
is overwhel ming that Elys Cream Bala,
xgoes more dpsctlB than any other to the seaf
!, 6f the djsease,s ind has resulted in more
=; Sc Un,o ,l \, L I tS 80 liquid OF
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-18

/ Constipation ~ ar Il stagesmay he cured
bY Piab' Care, Is rentsSa Bottle s.s.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-18

s$s i havabs eh q Sufferer fofs years with ca
tarrah ard un5etsa ph, aicsen'a fIeatmert
for ovdi.a Jear. Esy's Cream Ea|na gave %.
immedia reiat & believe / Am entirely
cured Us. Davis First Nati6pai Bank,
Elizabeth, MIX VI ~
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
Will Wei

By the kindness of friend we wero hand' letter Of irquiry to-day from q Dakota gentleman frem which, for the information of the public, we make the following excerpts. He says:
 am, 1 think, stating facts when l say that no part of the Union is less known than your Ter tory. My attention was only directed to it from its geographical position and proximity 10 other aies and terri> tories known to be unexcelled. I wish to move my wife and family to a warmer and leaithi,r clImat.., also where there are chances to make Investments and many others wish to do the same. No one will come from here without some means to engage in some busi- ness, farming or stock raising. We want to secure lands forty acres to the quarter timber and the rest suita abie for cultivation Are such claims to be had say for dozf families within fifty miles of your place?
 The uriler goes on to say that the whole colony is likely to decIdc O come to Arizona if nothing happens The thing for us ho are he re, t. gather from the above is the idea that we are known in the east and even Tn the northwtst and west only as place on map, and that no Idea exis.s that we are anything more than place with nothing in it of value.
 We are about 10 have T~rrito- rial Fair for the purpos of stlnu- latlng the people cf the Territory to bring out into action the splendid capabilities of what is with us. We are also preparing to have exhibits of our products made at New Orleans. On each occasion let us d. our best that we may bring peo~ pc and capital among us, for our lands and products are worth noth- ing only as there is a demand for them. and it depends on us 10 make that demand
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
The sham and the Real.

Every good thing has it's hosts of imitaiors; every genuine article its commercials Bad hammers and wicked habits have theirs also but he who shams the bad never boasts of it, while they who ape the vir- tues of the good or simulate the genuine never hesitate to place the counterfeit before the public in iheir most ailuring tones. When these people initiate they always choose a pronounced type or popu- lar subject to copy from; and when they claim to be as good as ''so.and> So," or to sell an article equal to ESQ -and-sn," the public may depend upon it that Mir. "So>and-so" and his ar icles are always the best of the klnd. I bus the sham is always proving the genuine merit of the thing it copies.
 A firm of enterprising gentlemen produce and popularize an article of household use, such as lhe Royal Baking Powder, whose convenience, usefulness and real merit make for itself an immense and. universal sale. A hundred imitators arise on every hand, and as they hold out their sbam articles 10 the public, yelp in chorus, Buy this; it's just as ood as Royal and much cheap eri" The Royal Baking Powder is the standard the world over, and its imratcrs in their cry theirs is ''as good a. the Royal' are all the time emphasizing this fact. In their lab rious attempts to show by analysis and otherwise that inc "Snowball" brand has as much raising power "as the Royal" or that the "Resurreciion" powder is as wholesome "as ihe Royal" or that the Earthquake" brand is "as pure "as the Royal" as well as by their cuntor i've twistings of chcmi> Cal certificates and labored efforts 10 obtain recognition from government chemists and prominent scientists S who have certifit q the superiority of Royal over all others, they all admit the Royal to be the acme of perfection, which is theiI highest ambition to initiate. But the diff ference between the real and these limitations, which cory on it's gen. eral appearance, Is as wide as that between the pusie and the true dia> mond. The shams all pay homage 10 the Royal"
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
The Republican Club.

The meeting of the Republican Club lat evening was largely at tended. Alter disposing of routiae business ihe Secretary was instruct e'i 10 communicate with the Repub- lican National Committee with a view 10 s curing campaign docu> ments for the use of the Club. On motion of Mr. Rccarte vote Of thanks was teudered aIr John Whit Of lhe Phoenix Paint Shop for the elegant banner which he made for lhe Club. On motion of Mr. Smith committee consisting of Mcssrs- Hickey, Miller and MlI- iay were appoIi led 10 organize a glce club Cant Allen was c.,lied upo. and de.iv. ie.l stirring speech which WIS well rec, we'd by the mcmhcrs. Al it's conclusion the S' cretary read 4 standardization from tton- Clark Ci.u chin, urging the C.ao to vigorous campaign work. Af'er II spIited di cussioii nf matters pertaining in the 40. k un hand he club adj urued snl j ct tV lhe catl ot the clii.ir
 4. LEoNAED NEyFR,
 t, ,cf,staty
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
The Origin of the Turnpike.


 An etymolosical crank has dis
 covered that lie name of turnpike comes from having a pike hung across tue roadway so that no one could pass without turniag it. Toll roads were instituted about 5UO years ago, the first one being built in England Iy m nk, whose self appoiD ted work Was tn guard the shrine al St Anthony. O.. Highgate Hill. Not having much to do he carted dirt from the top of the hill and filled up deep hollow. In do- ing this he expcnd' d all his fortune, but the King came to the rescue and published decree addressed 70 our well beloved William Phi!lippl, in which. after approving the methods which iniuced Jim 10 benefit our people passing throu Il the high way b.tuetn the lIighgate ana Smithiieid, in many places notnri- ou~ly mIry and deep, he authorized him 10 set up bar and take toll, 50 that he mi ght keep he road ir ord:r and himself in dignity and comfort.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
Orig n Of AmmOnia.

Ammonia IS obtained in large quantities by the putrefactinn of tie urine of animals Encyclopedia BrittGnnica.
 Every housekeeper can test baking powders containipg this disgusting drug by placing can of the Royal" or Andrews Pearl" top down on hot stove until heated, then remove the cover and smell.
 pr. Prices Cream Baking Pow ders does not contain ammonia, alum, lime, potash, bone phosphate Prove It by the above test. It is prepared by physician and chem ist with special regard to cleanli- ness and healrhfulness.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
Flornnco Y 7.Idi n ra,-art


 Florerce ' 7-~f.l Tl ren-;ant
 Act ou br l.ghs Inc ct ourt of tAs eco:.c J .d ciai Tiisirlc5 offhe Terri tory of Arizonn in d [ sor he cnn.y of ' ariC opp. q q iii ci:F piaii fljs. in said Con; f, nt ua,lc % 2. iI ihe cffi e Of he ( Jerk of said Di- 3i 0 r.
 le ieffits,ry .. @rtzort sends greeting to Florence Y T .to 1iescndlli:
 You are hereby Su'nmnAeff and rro'li~ed .o appear iii ar Aclso-s b--ugEt against yn The a5ove-ne md p ain if. iH he lis, lcj <, Ur- If fie Ses..,.lsi .jnCiciai Dis ioi ihe Nruni of Narcopa- ant answer the cnmpiaist hled vi h he clerk of this cOuTt at ! hoeni&- In -ai c suniN. copy Of which co-al laiBt accom nanics thls summcls) ,, it .ia wentv days texclrsive of ths day of r, ic Ep5n you Of 8, rvice) if se-v"d in h $ cOUutv: D t. f served ut of tile coui-ty and wi hin his districi. then veirhin Il .niTrv d3ys; iil ai.l 0 her cases f0I Gavs-oT Judgment ny default will be taken against 4O acc ,Fs ] z to iLe prayUr Of complaint The said hcfior is forever dissolvire the Q d. of natri ao DS eAI-t. g he1wecn pla ntid al defend aut. Plain if prays for gen ral relief
 And Yau are hereby loildvu that if YOU fal 70 appear and an-wer said com laint, as above r. qiired, tlle said piaInfi1f will Court for tne Tel eff demanded thcr iii and cf g. asa Gis bG $ meEts ia h behalf ex xrended
 Civ. II der iny hard and ;he seal of he DistIici todrt of the Second Ju.lcial Dis r ct of he Territory of Ar'zona in and for inc County cf Marico a. tdis fifth day of .lupr, A. b. iss4
 (SesD FR4 CTS A SHAW, Clerk.
 by c. II KNAPP Deputy4 Jerk. A sap & Baker Attorneys for plaintiff,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
Territorial Tw5gs.
INininq Indea ]

T
 H G. Rollins is at Nogales, from witch place he conducts the work ing of his m nes just over the line in Sdnora.
 Sheriff Paul has received his re- ward of 5000 from the Boald of Supervisors, oi Pinal county, fer his brave action and prompt cap,ule of Heu~ley and associate murderers and robbers iu that cou ty.
 The Star aud ex- Mayor Strauss male bitter fight on elocunn day against C. B Se-sion<, Esq one of the School Trustee elected, and and openly hoasted tha, they were going to defeat him. His almrst unanimous elcction by the people shows he influence Of the Star and the OK Dictator
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
XoUxG MEx. READ THIS

 THE voLTAIc BELg Co.,, of Marshall Mich. offer TO serd their ELECTRO yoLrAIc BELT aud other ELrcrIc Ar- rLtANcEs- on trial for thirty da, s to men (ycung or old) afflicted with nervous des biIiiy, less oi vitality and manhood, and all kindred tro b'e= Also for rheuma- ,isn, neuralgia, paralysis, and many other diseases Complete restoration 10 health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No fisk is incur ed as thirty days trial is allowed Wife them al 2nce for illus tratcd pamphlet ee.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
July 14th 1884

CALIFORNIA FRUIT SALT is made from sound ripe California Fruil. A pleasant and efficatious remedy for all stomach troubles. Relieves heaFt-burn and distress from over> indulgence in eating or drinking For Constipation ard B.llousncss use in hot water half an hour be- fore eating, but for Dyspepsia take in cold water after meals. To be l ad at he Garden City Drug Store, Agents for Phoenix it's
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
Br;. Ee nt Yuma :

Pile driving f.. the cnnstrncli ion of Ihe railroad bridge commenced on Saturday, there being two large drivers on ponloons. Pii, >ben's twenty feel apart will be put ID for temporary bridg", to enable trains to cross, and ~iil also be used fer false work for he Howe truss bridge. A large force of men Is at work and trains will be able to cross in ten or twelve days. Seth Green, the indefatigable. is supp, riniet ding the work and "old Hit 'em" Kene- beck is doing the pile driving. It Is needless to state that no time will be lost through want of energy or kuOwletige.-Sentiacl.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14

In purity and hcalthfulnese, Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder takes the lead of any nsh her | has heen used for years and was never better than it is to-day. Dr Price believes that all articles used in food should be strictly pure and wholesome, and determined that this standard Of in ali his pr, rara;ions shall be maintaintd.
 We notice each afternoon at Wells Fargo's flee conslgnm, of fruit for Prescott from the establishment of ourlIve uii man " L Wheplev, who is conducting fine fruit Trade in our valley fruits Today lie is packing s'm me boxes of elegant grapes fnr shipm, mt.
 Will tie Territorial papers please understand that there is no, militia man or local military company with in q thousand miles of Phoenix. nol has there been my for the last ten dayS-pot B man to b. found that ever belonged 10 such compa- ny or ever heard of it.
 Meal tickets very cheap at the New Restaurant.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
Republican COun.y central Com
 mt tee.

Notice is hereby gwen that a meeting of the Republican County Central Committee will be held in Phoenix on Saturday, August 1G'h, at 9 o'clock D. m to call primaries and such other business as may br presente. A full attendanced is de sired.
 J. Y. T. SMITH, Chairman. c. H. KNAPP, Secre ary-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
Notice for Publication.
Honl, stead No. 2o0.
I--a ' iI Dt I v r TT Tucsan. Arixonu. J-lv 24. fs. [. 1

LAND OFFICF at
 Tucs2n. Arizona. J-.iv 24, 1s.t. NTOTIC is her-5v given ih t he fol- 1N lO. ine-uum S. {! rhas ii. nc tice uf his infen ion 70 make final proof in -ul port cf .s cl-i'n. and that saio proof vill b made Oeiurr .'ol ' z Pin nov Judge fl the Second Judicial District at his chambers in Phoenix Arizona, on the 6Ih day ot september. .S l. viz. ward Biber. Of ifoerix. Maricopa coui ty. Ariz zuI9. for the c' sec ip (. G X : r ar u Ii, anu nam $ the lio i g as hi- witnesses. viz I indley H orme- James P. i}o co f,o a.. las IT, Neii and -ohn r Den i>. ali of rhoenix, Marlcopt Count \ '5zons.
 BEN. Ri. THOMAS.
 ReaI 5rr (Fiist Publication July 31, 1884
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
CONDENSED rELEeRsMs.

Ex-Governor Foster. of Ohio, was nc mInated as candidate fcr Con gress by the Republicans of the S,vcnfh district tut declired, and they nominated Daniel Balist by exclamation.
 Through trains from San FrancIs- co to New Orleans were r,sum, d rn the 18th instant.
 An eartt tquake vlsiied Loi g Is land on Sunday lust.
 The heat at London this summer is more intense than has been ex> ferieuced for twenty ears
 Cholera is abarling at Toulen, France, but has made its appearance in several other places.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14

TIE PHOENIX FIGURING MIL is now manufacturing the best for ever before made in Ar.znna. Star Brand, 5 70 Ter leo; surelfne, $1 70 pel 1C0, 10 ll.s c,a, k,d wheat 25.'ts p,r sack; bran 35cts per 10a. ol ot cash. JoHN I. I. SMITH, *
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
Estray Notice.

Game to the Dublin ( orral, Phoe> nix, light r an horse abnIt uine years old branded E on the let thigh. Owners please come forward prove property, pay charges and take the same away or the same will be disposed of according to law
 Woo MUM & Co. Jnlv 14th 1884
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
I'ieasa are Er.ves.

Wells & Rice of the City stah's have now on hand an elegant anG easy riding open baronch-just the thing for evening drives. Leave your orders with them and epj, y the balmy fresh evening air for ali hour in very delightful manner.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14

TIME TONE is surprised and q little indignant that troops should be sent from Huachuca to look out for the inning interests of that town. Tombstone thinks she is amply able to fake care of herself and we are ourselves of the opinion that such action. was not imme- diately necessary. It seems the sheriff of that county had not called for assistance and was as much astonished to see the troops march in and camp as were the citlzens However, their presence may prevent an outbreak, which is better than to cure an outbreak once occurring.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
Los, Faith in Physicians.

There are innumerable instances where cures have been effected by SCov,LL's for all diseases of the blood. when the patient mad been given up by physicians. It is one of the best remedies ever offer ed to the pub ic, and as it is prepared should be more effcctual than written and carelessly prepar' <, tions. Take ScovnL kc.ooGl pure blood. IL is sndox
 professional men.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14

MT. Laird, New Baden, R 'bert> son Coun,y. Texas was cur, q of rhumaiism by the use of St. Jacobs Oil, the onoerful pain annihia- tor Fifty cents bottle.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
Notice.

All persons having books oelnng- ing to the Maricopa Library Associ- ation will please bring same to the store Woods & RotbIock. By order of the committee.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14

Mir C. E Dailey, who has iust res turned from Vii, OK, gives ve'y faitcring report of the mines at Dos Cabr zas. The ledge are strong and wide, and cut through he mouutain ranges. In enc shaft ihe ore had averaged over ore hundred dollars per lon in gold, and few days ago a body of ore was encnunt red W hi h gives assays of $30,000 to $40 900 per ton. The gold is in white quartz and there is but little Of 1t of low grade. Some miners owning a claim there are erecting a five stamp mill which will be running in n few weeks. From tie grade of ore they have on the dump, it is thought they will easily take out over $1 800 per day. Mir. Daley is satisfied that these mines will prove more valuas ble than all the Quij ploas. The gentleman has the reputation of being very conservative.in his state> ments, but his praise of these mines is unreserved. All efforts at boom have been discouraged, and the mines are being slowly deve op' d and show their merits to every judge of mineral rock Citizen
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14

The value 0; -exposit'ous may be ur derstood from DC fact that seems to illustrate the point. North Carolina has already received & million of nollars from persons who have invested in her mineral lands since sic made her display of min- eral re Ouic at tue far in B ston last fall North Carolina expended SIT,00O fer the exbifit aud ss re turn for her sagacity has received SI.OOO 900.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
Assignee's Notice,

YNHE firm of Macdonald, Flush & CD :, of l Mesa City. Maricopa cOaAty Arizona and A r. Macdonald. ofthe same place havi.g ined in un ass .mn. nj of their prep riy and efi cts (. Xcept sn h DOT lions of 1h inopcr-y of A. F. Macdonald as -e exemTt f m ex cuti"n.l 10 The un deIsignea for Ih. h r,f oft cir creditors
 All pc so.s iudt bted io ail finn or 10 th "a I \ F Macdona d, a r,Qu'-sted [ make imn edi t. Daymcnt to me L t the off OfTw ed, Hanc ok < re sh " in tfe ci oi Hhoe: \. or t. r. H Bu { a, tlir piacr husi ss of the ie.e finn of j. acdo maid. Bush d Co, | Hesa Ci
 nd all pcfsfps h, wing cla ms agai st sad fr.n or .gsiu>t the sid r. ,iac- dnI ald r i'll ri~a-e i'fss It tha amc 10 me Al m office u iLe ciis If Phoe4ix
 J " REIN >dAW-
 Dated. Ans h. 1884. A iSaee.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14

from errors and indis cretions of youth. ncrvou weakness early decs :, loss of msr hood, &c.. will send a receipt that will cure ysu. FREE OF FARCE. This great remedy was discovq4d by a mission- ary in South America. hi self address ed ervelOhe TO Rrv. T. lAnAS {. StsiiOn b, Ne~ York
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14

Fine French corseis made to order also, a French system of dress cut- ting taught. Mrs. M. J Mcintyre, Lemon Hotel, room 16; one month only s-tu>th
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
ntock mnres for Barley.

have number of stock mares and colts on hand which l will trade for barley. Cali early if you wish bargain. FRLKK D. WELLS.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14

The Peoples Remedy f7r Billiousness. ccrs'i ipsiion. Piles. Sick Headache. Jsundice. &c. fe Alles'e Bilious Physlc. . prrrsy ve get bls and liQnid remedy 1; l6Tgs ooFtle % cents. A al' D-Hggists. fn hur satlw
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14

August II, 1884 Ault, J B lngcade, Adam Charlebois, M Kelley, Jonu M Clarvisey, W B Lynch. James T Daniels, Edward J MrLugyn, N F Donovan, John Miller, Frank Evans. George Purdy, Vim Haengcr, George Reid, Dock Hardwiek, Claud Reed, L Hanigan, Roht Simpson, ]. B HairIs, Geo W Woodruff. J Hin on. F Nj Wnlgamott Adam James, Edward Wilon E H Judge, John $ Willis. J
 mes, G c
 CARTAS E-PANorAs Mannel Rpbles Jose Ma Romero Consesion Nave Ang. Maldanado Rasalio Acuua R-fugio Ostega Juan Oiivas E.l. Escalaatc Jesus Medinaz F Contreras
 Yues Palafax
 RETURNED LETTEns Marie Fares Francisco Sisneros
 Jose Armenia.
 Call for advertised letters.
 GEO. E. MowREY. p NJ.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-08-14
Republican County Cen raI som
 ls,itfa.A

 Notice is leteby given that q meeti4e of he K,ra'.l'can Co.nis Central Committee vii be held in Phoenix on Saturday, August 18th, ut o'clock r. m., to call rrim ,ries and such other business as my be presented. A full attendance is dc, sired.
 MEMB-Rs. Phoenix pre- inot.-J Y. T. Smith, E. Rood, E B Kirkland. i. E.. Cramer. \. A. Morfoid. 6 H. Knapp. Yu.turr,-E t. KIk.and. J. $ . Drew.
 T,mre.-W. F Lewis. Mesa -Samuci Baglfv. Mcdowell -N orlh Wilcox.
 ]. '. T. SMITH, Cham D. c H KNAPP, Sec'y