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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03
A HAMMOCK HORROR.

= HAMMOCK HORROR.
6oftly she is singing,
Sweet and low,
IN hammock swinging
To and fro.
Just yard above her
Hangs worm,
Wriggling under cover
See him squirm.
Now the maid sings louder,
Strong and high:
Nothing doth o'ercloud her
Lies bright sky.
Boon the worm getc weary,
Loses grip;
Like q hummer berry,
Down doth slip.
Maiden's mouth is open
In q worm goes!
s<s ~ IN
Just at present no pen
Tells her woes.
Still the hammock's swinging
Overhead;
flushed the maiden's singing
Worm is dead,
IN. Y. Morning Journal.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03

Pierce's pleasant Pursative Pellets"
Positively Popular; Provoke Praise; Prove
Priceless; Peculiarly Prompt; Perceptibly
Potent; Producing Permanent Profit; Pre-
GLIDING Pimples and Pustules; Promoting
Purity and Peace. Purchase. Price, Pet
ty. Pharmacists Patrouizing Pierce Pro-
cure Plenty.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03

FLOORING at your drawing imbues me
with an artistic fever" remarked Smythe
to Miss Lulu last evening. ut ought to-:
it's sketching." quietly replied Lulu
PHILADELPHIA Call.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03
"A paper piano is the latest product

of Partisan ingenuity. The color of the
instrument is cream white and the ma
terial is so tightly compressed that i.
has aAard surface and will receive a
perfect polish. The tone of the instru-
ment is said to be very sweet and its
music without the sholt. sharp sound
that marks every touch Of the KEYS of
the ordinary piano.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03

IT is said that in England lovers remain
Engaged from three to five years. The
English lover, however. doesn't have 10
buy ice cream every week for his girl
Chicago Tribune.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03

A PoKrEss signs: II sit all alone,
sit by myself, SIT all alone" II she
would stop writing she might have more
company.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03

1 can recommend Ely's
Cream Balm TO all Hay
Fever sufferers, It being.
in my opinion. founded
upon experience and a
sure cure. i was AFFLICTED
with Hsy-Fever for TWEEN
ty-hve years. and never be-
fore found permanent re-
nef.-wKBsrKR II. HAS
KINs, Marshneld, Vt
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03

JAPANESE fans sell from three cents up
to Loo. The former are the best for use.
1t is easier to ''raise the wind" at that
price.-NOTrist0,rn HrrGId.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03

A CHICAGO firm is introducing wooden
slippers into this country. The small boy
is all in sweat for fear that his mother
will take it into her head to buy pair
Darlington Free Press.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03

PIXIES TOoTHACHE DROPS curein minute, sc
CLIENTS Sulphur Soap heals and beauties. &c.
GERMAN CORN REMOVER kills Corns BuI ions.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03

A WELL. KNOWN New York tailor recent
ly attempted to kill his wife, and subse-
quently committed suicide. This is evil
IDENTIFY not case of the survival Of the
''fittest. "-LUe.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03

USE the great specific for cold in head"
and catarrh-Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03
ECZE WIA!

Ny wife has been sorely af1icted with Eczema or
Salt Rheum from infancy. We tried every known
remedy, but to avail She also afflicted will
periodical nervous headache. sometimes followed
by an Intermittent fever that her life became
burden to her. Finally determined to try 5. : 5.
She commenced seven weeks ago. After the third
bottle the Inflammation disappeared and sore spots
dried and turned white and scay. and finally she
brushed them OF In an impapable white powder re-
sembiinR pure salt. she is taking the sixth bot
te every appearance of the disease is gone and hes
flesh IL soft and white as child's. Her headaches
have disappeared and she enjoys the only good health
she has known in 10 years. No wonder she deems
every bottle of S. S. S. Is worth thousand times It's
weight in gold JOHN F. BRADLEY.
Detroit Mich, May 16 1855 n Griswod St
For sale by all druggtsts.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
NY, 49, W. 2sdS st. Drawer 3 Atlanta Ga
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03
KANSAS CLAIMANTS.

Cqrrespondenes Relating - tie AdJuDe.
mont Of Claims for Loses ~ Indian Dep
dations.
TOPEKA. KAN, August s7.-The follow.
Ing correspondence. concerning the claims
OF citizens Of Kansas for losses occasioned
by Indian invasions explains itself and will
be of interest to many Of the people Of
this State. 1t will Be seen that under date
Of July Is, 1885, Governor Martin addressed
a letter to Hon. s. ]. Crawford, the States
agent at Washington, calling attention to
these claims. and asking him to ascertain
what steps had been taken to secure their
adjustment and payment The Governors
letter was referred to the Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs, who, under date of August
20, 1855, replies. The letter of the Com
missioner and that of Ex-Governor Craw.
ford furnish information to claimants as to
the steps necessary to secure the adjust
ment and payment of their claims. The
correspondence Is, therefore, of public in
terest and is furnished for publication. The
letters are as follows:
STATE OF KANSAS, EXECUTIVE DRp'f,l
TOPEKA, July 1a 1885.
Hon. S. j. Crawford, Topeka, Kan:
DEAR SIR: Under chapter lie, Session
Laws of 1873, u Commission was appointed to
investigate certain losses sustained by the
citizens Of Kansas, by reason of an invasion
made its report under the law, and the
claims allowed and audited by it were trans
United to the proper authorities in Washing
ton.
Recently have had several letters making
inquiries concerning these claims, but have
been unable to inform the persons making
such inquiries what progress had been made
towards an adjustment and payment of sale
claims by the General Government Will you
please inform me what steps have been
taken in this matter toward securing an al
lowance of these claims, and what prospect
there is of their ultimate payment: Yours,
very respectfully. JOHN A. MARTIN.
WASHINGTON, August q, 1885.
Hon. John A. Martin, Topeka, Kun:
DEAR SIR: Your letter OF the 18th ultime
was received in due time and referred to the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, whose re
As will be observed from the Commission
ers letter, Congress, at its last session
passed an act providing for an Investigation
of Indian depreciation claims, and directing
the Secretary of the Interior to cause q list
of the same which may be approved" etc,
to be made and presented to Congress. This
will doubtless be followed at the proper time
by an appropriation for the payment of such
Commissioner.
Many of the claims on file were doubtless
established to the satisfaction OF the State
Board, but whether the evidence submitted
there will be sufficient to satisfy United
States authorities is a matter of some doubt
The probabilities are that unless further
proof is submitted, some of the claims viii.
be reduced In amount and others disa.lowed
entirely. 1t Is therefore important that ali
claimants should put themselves in com
munication either with the Commissioner OF
some attorney here who will attend to the
matter for them. Truly yours,
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-09-03
FEVER.

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The Tombstone., 1885-04-23
Notice of Forfeiture.

TOT.A. PuNEGnT AND J. '. GREER, your heirs, executors, gdmniHl-tra'ors or i.n-: Lpgsr.. urrrhy r't.t,1 that the un- lrr-igrra ',a- .Nreudyd one hundred dollars
 l.a u '.rnr a.d Improvements dur n.-.tH, N,.r q. D. i- upon tue hUvluer m.a,.- claim, .i,uH,,l ia Tombstone mining district. county oi Cncliac, Territory @. Au- zNra. tag tay puGgo-e oi holding aid min.ns ,....a Uhucrt.c provisions ,f section '.'-i .i tl. Hry .-pl statutes oi ire United ~..t-~, and !. 4, lar oyUratinn u. u."ciy days a.iar i., .rr...t..I ,...- rr.i.. py publication yol. -aol'd ial ur refuse tn cuti.ut y..:. ,.-.....iau, to-s,.l: fifty do'ar, ing @!5 .a.it n' tl. al-.e luru,iuued &.5j es- iapd,l an thr cost of t.- adrcr,.~oaaeut, a, ,,-,vri. o,r "t-rc $ in tle said miu- .u- claim w.a, tmt.~ sid section -1 |. h-- ..s-.l. t...1r.3pcrty or tuc Urtc~-i.red cJ- o-rur. VII. SIILLE ELL.
 Dated Tombstone, tochisc county, Terri --rA- L, ALiL a-.L- L-.u-rA LL. le-L-
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The Tombstone., 1885-04-23
Sni:!n!0!2S.

IN THE pI.SHlCT COURT OF TIT Second JudiciIi Distr'c; oi t"" iCHi"ft '- Ariz ,ua. in and fr. the county ui '."r'l-. Asa il. S,e9h.n', Ulain'.h. V, h'H :: Iuoawin !. Granville S::...,., .c;Ist-tn Pirpcy. Samu,lJ. Nprvct, Charles V. Pafa and lie Defiance Mining oa|. .aT, t'',a d.ufs Acton hrsu-AlW W h. D'-u-yL t.lsE. .f the second Juiirial Di-irirt ci the I"ril- tory of Arizona, ir and for iay county "i tp- Chi,.. and the complain; i'rG ln the >a.. county ul Cochi-c. in llie o;!cc Di tu- teia ,f the said District Court.
 The 1erI itury of ArizuuG sends greeting ta Henry J. Good Nin. !. GT.h'..it ~n..' -', Bcnian.n |. pipIey. samuel i. s,.f' ri. Char.es VI Pond and ih- Ga"n1'Ce -."!.- b .omUany. , cO-l'oratI"n, dele dtH'@
 You are hrr,yy required io dll cir .H @H sriiou brOl.,l,t a.i;r>t yuu hN He a'nE. named tl.intiii in the District Court oi H'' Territory nf Arizona, in aul .or tHc '''i1't ,rCo,ltisc and lD answer iEc 'Gn'l l..aiEt h.vH therein within twenty days '-XcI--l'c Cd ''. day of sgrvicc} after the service "4 h"& |" -his suunun> tlf served within Ill cn1hsE or il served uut of this county hHi la l.ii' district, within thirty days otncT".-e "i:i'.: forty days or Judgment l'F Nc'".'l wi o' taken against NOu ucgur;!.1- tV the lf"trI of said yuInI ldini. sad action iS HNH-Ht v rrcoycr oi you Inc sam ui :i"'@'' VII. cost uf suits as will !Giiy appet ht tue '.Gi piaimt herein. ..lIly certified copy "i ""i.! is herewith, served GpoH NuG. Ahe !e" 4i hereby notified that Il you i.1ii tO aPle"' i!! answer the -aid complaint, ao above q, tniic" The said plaintiff viii take JuH9mcn! '@'.E you by dcfaul, in tl!c sum of Si,DiN', Wn. icca interest, statutory damages '"-s co-; of suit. ,
 Given under my hand and seal Q? the D. trict Court Of the second Judicial Dl-tri-! ih- Territory of Arizona. ii and Tor l.. ,ounty of Cuchi>c. this I2h dJy Of re'.t arv, in inc year of our I.o;d one th"usa'. ejgi.. hundred and ri..'y-iiyc.
 fsEAL W. u. oEAMAN5' Cie'A'
 Br C. W. .CrrM, Deputy Clerk.
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The Tombstone., 1885-04-23
Notice Of Forfeiture.

TOG.W. CLIFFORD. YOUR HEIRS. EA- cruiors. administrators or a-S';-"~: l"h are hereby notified that the undersigned i.a- v-; nendrd one huuirld dJi'l.s tS iU'J III labor and irnproyem during the year !. y. ISe4 upon ;he Milton mining claim- sitn"t- in .;ochise mining district, county oi C"- cnisc. TerriIo~y oi hizpna, for thc purpose of holding said mining g.a.m GEusI '-,c i'.u- visions of section &32t, Revised S-g.U;rs oi The United Statcs; uud at the expiration c. ninety days after the service of this notc. by publication you should fail Or rciuSe :" c1ntribute your proportion, to-Vit: filty ani- lars tS;JJy oi tie above mentioned Si'' eE- pended and the costs nf ;Gia adyr1tscmrnt ss cu-ownc-, your interest uI said UI.a.n- claim will. under section 2S2i, i''.'-ii.C tAs property c! the undersigned c,.-ovE.r:
 JOSEPH THIAVlLLE.
 Dated Tombstone, CUchist c0aatF, lc.r'' Rory of Arizona, -i,Iii.aTg lj, .sSo
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NCanTass CarlTlnsu s..l.

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Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-28
PREFERRED LOCALS.

Boys boots, in all sizes and quail
ties, viii be sold at immense redhC-
items. MYERS G SCHETE.
Gents furnishing goods, boots and
shoes, hats, overalls, blankets etc. All
at bed iock prices at Van Wagenen's.
Stove, pipe, tiuwaro, ETC., at bed
rock prices at E. + KELExER & Go.
scheln's residence and furniture is
for sale.
Gents suits from 81 to S35-J. Ny.
ers & schein.
Ladies winter dress goods from Is
cents to 81 Sol. Myers & schein.
Gents French Pucah shirts viii be
closed ont at bedrock prices. Myers
& Sehein.
Crockery and glass ware at Van
Wagenen's.
At this season of the year something
is required to toRa up the system. Hop
Bitters win do it. Taylor & Hatch.
Call for Excelsior" if you want
good cigar for 12b cts.
G. S. VAN WAoEsEN,
G, S Van Wagenen is prepared to
measure and take orders for gentle
mems clothing. Call and see samples.
KelIy's Key West cigars speciality
at the News Depot.
Soda water on tap. at HiEchcock's.
For choice groceries and fresh fruit
Mrs. r, Gill's headquarters.
Fresh California cheese and best
ranch butter at Mrs. Il. ellis.
Go to Bailey's for hats, shoes and
furnishing goods.
Blanket lined overalls, boys and
mems sizes, to be had at reduced pri-
ces at Myers & Schein.
Gents fine knitted, all wool under
garments, win be closed out at manu-
facturers cost. MYKRs & ScaEIS.
Go 10 Van Wageneu's for hats.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-28
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of an order AZ sale aud execution
Issued out Of District Court oF end Judicial
District, CHA County, Arizona n ssEjtory,
dated the 10th day Of October A. D. 1es5i II
a certaih action wherein T. Pickering Drownl
Trustee, as Plaintiff, recovered Judgment
against The ella CpuDty Mining Company,
as Defendant, FOR the sum q $l6,To8 81 and
cost Of suit, on the 10Th day ~ Ociebsr a. d.
1855, I have levied upon the following de.
Scribed property, to-wit. FEi,j
All that quartz mill known As and esnfd
the Miami min, situate shout Eve miles bslo~
tnortherly froml Globe City, at the forks Of
Pinal Greek, in GilA County, and the MIL:
site, upon which the aAme stands, togsiAsE
With al and singular the tenemsnts ard sp5
purtenauces thersunto belonging or Is Ahy
wise appertaiaihg.
Public notice 4 hereby given that on ths
2nd day Of November a, y, 1885, alto o'clsek
a, m. Of that day at public aaetlok n Etsht Of
the sheriff's Office, at Globe, GilG CsttftYs
Aiizona Territory, viii sell all the right, e;
tie and interest Of che said Defendant 10 and
to said described property to the highest and
best bidder b. satisfy raid order Of sale and
execution and all costs
ia. BIZ. PASCOE,
oct1O-4w Sheriff, ella Couhl5, 4. I!
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-28
nEuTRRa.
NOTICE

In the District Court, Second JudisiA Dis
trict of the Territory Of ArizOua, in and foT
the County, Of CHA.
John II. Brewster, Plaintiff, ys. D. W.
Calfee, Defendant
By virtue Of and parEuant to ,Ihsktssns
and decree rendered IA tbs hb5Fs sltltisd
court and cause on the 7th day Of October
1885, wherein the defendant wAE sdjudged and
decreed 10 recover from the plaintiff the
SUM Of SS4S and SS4 costs and the hereinafter
described property was directed to be Boid. I
viii proceed to sell at public auction on the
9Th day Of November 1855, at 10 oielobk a. b,
on the premises - the tQSn Of Globe, Gils
Comfy, Arizona Tbrt4t6r9, for cash In hand
the following property to-sit; Lot No. 6, III
Block No. rs, 10 the said town Of Globe, and
all the personal property included IN ats &C.
quired under a certain Deed Of Trust eIecu-
ted by plaintiff TO defendant, consisting Of the
furniture, bed and bedding, and other proper.
tY belonging 10 aud pertaining 10 the said LOT
No. 8, as aforesaid. "a
Dated, Globe, A. T., Oct. ~, 1ss5' 80,
Oct.H-td d. w. CALFEE, Trustee.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-28

The SnyyR BELT don : seem to think
much Of Johu Hise as surveyoy.Gen-
eral Of the Territory. Is not the fact
that be IS Democratic sufficient re-
commendation brother quill Phn-
nix Herald
The Herald is not well posted IN re-.
gard to John Hise's political opinions
when it refers to him as 4 Democrat.
He was not regarded as such during
bis residence il Globe, He never par
ticipated IN Democratic meetings, but
exerted himself against nominees Of
the party That, however, would not
have rendered him SO objectionpl as
the Democratic appointee for Survey
or-General Of Arizona, 70 conservative
partizans, but it is placing him, poll.
tically, where he does not belong that
causes opposition. An evidence that
he IL aware Of how he stands with
all parties here, is the fact that be did
not attempt to procure an endorse
ment, politically, socially Or otherwise
from those who were once his neigh
bors. w, A. HoLnEs, Chairman,
Democratic Central Committee,
ella County, A. 81
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-28
$50 REWARD

Whereas It has been reported that
liquor is being sold Or given away to
San Carlos lndians, in or near Globe.
therefore We, The undersigned, agree
to pay TIE snm set opposite our respec-
tive names, as a reward to any parties
who will secure sufficient evidence 10
convict the culprits Of selling or Civ
ing away liquor to sand Indians. And
we further agree to use cur best Of.
forts TO find the guilty parties, If any
there be in or near Globe, and to pay
the above reward in each case which
will result in conyietion
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-28
By ORDER or DrREcToEg.

George (Rudolph) Roggenstroh was
accidentally shot through the hand, at
his ranch twenty-five miles from
Globe, on Saturday last. He was
alone at the time, but a neighbor, John
coming along shortly after,
accompanied him to town where the
wouzd was examined by DR.. Cook
who found it Of such a nature as to
require amputation, which was skill.
fully performed by DR.. Cook with the
assistance Of DR.. Heineman, the same
evening. The patient is cheerful and
doing remarkably well and will not
long be confined to his room.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-28
TERaaTORrAE ropacs.
confessed from Our Excaanges for
SILVER xscst" Renders.

The copper yield Of Arizona threat
ems TO equal tho famous mines Of Lake
Superior Arizona Champion.
George W Timmins, a teamster for
Nels Warginton, at Fairba.nks was i'm
stantly killed BIZ icing caught batween
the lead wagon and trail.
At the Mowry soldiers camp on the
2lst. Lee Trowbridge, owner Of sa-
loon, shot and seriously wounded a
colored soldier belonging to company
"K, " 10th Cavalry, Has recovery is
reported as doubtful. An examina.
ton of the case, before Jestice Man.
ming, was set for the Oath, Theshoot
ing resulted from a misunderstanding
over game of cards.
The sale of the Woodpecker mine,
in Pinal county, win probably be made
in a few days The price to bo paid
is 100000. Con Burns, Of Globe, has
mado the sale to New York aud Phil
adelphia parties. The Woodpecker is
the old Choila mine, formerly owned
by G, H. Curry and Hardesty, but was
abandoned by them, since which time
it has been relocated and a bonanza Of
native silver developed. Tucson Star.
A rich harvest awaits the man who
will establish at come convenient
point in Northeastern Arizona, tan
merry of sufficient size to utilize the
thousands of hides that are yearly
permitted to rot for the want of pur-
,chasers. So far as we know thereAis
not in either New Mexico or Arizona
and establishment Of this kind; al
though both territories are among the
leading cattle sections of the country.
-Hoof and Horn. r..
Deputy Sheriff JOS. Cottrell, Of Gra-
ham county, is here from Solomon
vile, having brought Cisto Garcia,
Claude MooIe and Geo. Gross, convict
ed Of cattle stealing, and sentenced to
two years each; also Mateo Castillo,
convicted of assault with intent to kill.
and James Hoxie, convicted Of rape,
each Of whom are sentenced to five
years in the penitentiary Yuma Sen.
tiuels
Garcia and Hoxie were cnce resi-
dents Of Globe and are well known in
the Mesilla valley, New Mexico.
Mr.. Peter Slaughter, who recently
drove into New Mexico, large bunch
Of cattle from his Texas range, has
concluded arrangements whereby he
secures a splendid location Oh the
Black river, on the line of Arizona and
New Mexico. he viii place on the
range at once a herd Of ], 400 head
he is now holding near Socorro, and
will in the spring, il he finds the con-
ditions for wintering cattle IN that
section favorable, increase his herds
by an addition Of three thousand more
cattle,-Champion.
An associated press dispatch from
San Francisco says:
Messrs. Spruance, Stanley & Go, /
have just received from Stockton Hin, |
4. T., three sacks Of ore from Cupel
mine, owned by them, which has late.
ly developed some very rich rock.
The ore received is Of course selected
and IS exceedingly rich, being from
one-uuarter to one-half silver I'll is
principally ruby SILVER, with beautiful
formations Of pure or wire silver run
ming through it. Experts have es.im-
ated the ore Of the mine to produces an
the way from $4,000 to 10000 per
tor. The mine is worked by lessecs
and no stock 10 issued.--Arizona
GhampiCn.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-28
wasgrERAnF EAEs.

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