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Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-27
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Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-27

Lieutenant Frederick Schwatka. soldier.
Arctic explorer, artist, doctor and LAWYER,
has also proven his title to literary honors.
He is Il stalwart, powerful, tuugh-lookng
man, with pleasant face and u head IA
big as a ,walrus, and iss brilliant taker aud
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Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-27
CANCER OF the TONGUE.


- Some ton years ago had u sCrofulOus sOrc on
my right hand which gave me great trNu"e
eild under tho old time treatment hened up, but
IL had only been driven into the system by the
use of potash and mercury, and in March, 1SS2
1t broke out 1t broke out in my throat, and CON
Centrntcd in what some of the doctors ca Iud
cancer, outing through my cheek. destroying
roof OF my mouth and upper lip, then attacking
my tongue, palate and lower lip, destroying the
palate and under lip entirely and half my
tongue, eating out 10 tho top of my left cheeCk
bono and up to tho lett eye. could not ent any
solid to0d, but subsisted on liquids. and my
tongue was 80 fur gone could not talk Such
was my wretchod, helpless condition tho first OF
Inst October, tlSS4,. when my friends commenced
giving me Swfts Specific In less than II month
IL o eating places stopped and healing com.
Incnccd, and the fearful aperture in my choeck
has been closed and firmly knitted together A
process of n now under lip is progressing finely
and the tongue which was almost destroy cd is
tcing recovered, nnI it seems that nnttire is
eupplyiny new tonge: can talk so that my
friends can readily understand me, and cun also
ent solid food again. II any one doubt these
faots. would refer thcm tn Hon. John H. Tray.
lor, state senator of this district and to Dr. T. s.
Bradtoh, of LuGrnngc: Gu:
+; MRS. MARY l.. CONFER
LaGrange. Ga, May "A, 1876
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Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-27
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Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-27
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Omaha daily bee., 1885-10-27

Below five mess myers were standing
wti ont counting Dansaert. All brought
him tldingS OF increasing gravity respect
ing the march of the strikers around tho
mines and the master OvrrSGcr related
to him at longth WI at had taken place al
Miron saved by the noble conduct of old
Qunndieu He lIstened hc shook his
head, but he und, rStoOd nothing; At
last, he dismissed them. He sand he was
gong TO take necessary measures, When
he found himself alone again, seated be-
fore his desk, he appeared to dozG, his
head between his hands, his eyes hidden.
His courier WIS there and he decided to
examine there the expected letter, the
reply of the owners the lines of which
danced at first Nevertheless, he ut last
understood that those gentlemen wanted
II coils on. True, they did not tell him
to make matters wOrsGj but they let il be
seen that outbreaks would hasten the end
OF the strikes, by provoking energetic
repression.
He hrsitatod no longer, he sent out dis,
patches in all directions 10 the prefect Of
Lille, TO the corps OF troops ut Douai, to
the gendarmerie of Marchienncs. 1t was
II relief 10 him; he had to shut himself up
mt home; he even gave it out that he was
suffering from gout And all the after.
noon he hid himself at the back of his OF.
flee, receiving no one, contenting himself
with reading the dispatches and letters
which continued to rain in upon him
Thus from afar, he followed tho mob
from the Madeleine To Crevecwur To tho
Victoire, from the Victoire to CASTOR,
Marie. From another quarter, he receiy.
ed information of the tight of the gen.
durmes and of the dragoOnS. wandering
on the road, always turning their backs
on the attacked MINES They might
throttle each other and destroy every
thing; he had again put his head down
between his hands, his fingers over his
eyes; he WAS wrapped in the profound 81.
lcnee of the house which nothing broke
except the occasional rattle at the sauce
pans in the Kitchen by the cook in riso.
rous action before The fire preparing her
dinner for the evening Twilight already
darkcnrd thr rOOm; il MAS tyr O'Clock,
when "a iunult made Mr.. llrnnchcau
trrmhle. dizzy in"rt, his elbows still IN
his papers lsr though; !, WAS the iva
wre,ches Goturnin. but the turnuis in.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-08-12

real estate, from 300 to 800 dollars; ralsed on horses from 40 to 60 dollars.
 B. M. Jacobs, added-Mortgage on mill, water ditch, etc, near Stafford, 5000 dollars.
 William, John and George Nor ris, added, 25 cattle, 375 dollars; 3 horses, 120 dollars.
 A. NJ. Montlerth, added-Head- CT, 150 dollars; horses, 300 dol lars; wagons, 100 dollars.
 Mayer, L. & Co.,, added-Mort gage on n. W. l of sec. 34, near Duncan, 1,500 dollars.
 Robt. McKerrow, added-Home- stead at Thomas, 50 dollars; 4 horses, wagon and harness, $40 dollars.
 Estate J. McNeil, added Ranch and improvements near Stafford, 300 dollars.
 A. Mckinney, added-Ranch near Duncan, 300 dollars; 2 horses, wagon and harness, 130 dollars.
 McMurren $ Collins, added Mortgage given by P. Moore and wife on land near Thomas, 2,200 dollars. Francis Owens, added-House and lot at Pima, 25 dollars; ? horses, COW, wagon and harness, 15O dollars.
 F. N. Owens, added-3 horses and wagon, 100 dollars.
 J. NJ. Thorstensen, added Blacksmith tools, ? horses, 155 dollars. Ciraco Telles, added-Horse and saddle, 50 dollars. Juan Urynijo, added-Ranch and water right, 100 dollars.
 John Anderson, added-Mort- gage on s. e. ] of sec. 35 and n. e. sec. 34, twp. f S., r. 23 e., and Clanton ditch and McMurren ditch, 1,500 dollars.
 On motion, the assessed value of all stock cattle, listed as such, was reduced from IT to 15 dollars per head.
 The Board will hold meeting on Friday, the 14th day of Au- gust, at 10 o'clock a. m., where persons who can make affidavit that they had no notice of the raise in their assessments before the 29th day of July will be heard in reference thereto.
 I. N. STEVENS, Chairman. Attest:
 EDw. D.HTUTrLE, Clerk.
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WEDNESDAY, AUG. 12, 1885.

TIE Washington correspondent of the New York World, com menting upon the persistency of some office-seekers, notwithstand- ing the hot weather, has the fol lowing to say in regard to Mor- gan R. Wise: 1t is noted as q singular fact that despite the hot test July ever experienced here, this city presents an unusually animated appearance. All the leading hotels are well filled with guests who have business in the Departments and at the White House, recalling the busy scenes of inauguration times. As fast as possible the President is dls- posing of the most urgent eases, but he is much impeded by bores who persist in forcing themselves upon him in and out of season. A case in point will illustrate. For some time past an ex-member of Congress from Pennsylvania named Morgan R. Wise has been frequent visitor at the White House to urge his claims for the Governorship of Arizona Terri tory. He was a member of the Forty-hfth Congress, but did not accomplish much for his constitu- ents, and instead of returning to his district he branched off to Arizona. For some years nothing was heard of him, but shortly after President Cleveland was in augurated he put in en appear ance here in quest of a position. To all inquiries he said he wanted to be Governor of Arizona, and would take nothing else. Exami- nation of the file of the Treasury Department showed that the as pirant for Gubernatorial honors has cast an anchor to windward by filing papers for a messenger ship in that Department. Still he persists in haunting the White House, and comes up smiling every morning with a card in scribed; Morgan R. Wise, ex- Member of Congress from Penn sylvania, now of Arizona Terri tory The President has not been very encouraging in his assur- ances for Mr. Wise's welfare, and the Governor of Arizona will un- doubtedly be Q less persistent applicant"
The Clifton clarion., 1885-08-12

LIEUT.. GEO. F. CHASE, Third cavalry, recently tried at Fort Grant, Ariz., on the charge of con- duct unbecoming an officer and a gontleman(accusing an officer with being too intimate with the wife of another), has not been dismissed inc service, as stated by some of our exchanges. It Is true the court before which he was tried found him guilty as charged, and sentenced him to dismissal, but the President, after reviewing the evidence, commuted the sentence to one years suspension.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-08-12

FROM the territorial press we learn that Hon. Pat Hamilton, Commissioner of Immigration, has recently been visiting many parts of this Territory, and also New Mexico, all of which is as it should be. But why has he ig- nored, or forgotten Clifton and Graham county? What have we done, thus to be sighted? Mir. Commissioner, when ever you put in an appearance you will be cor dlulIy greeted.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-08-12

IT is rumored that the publica- ton of the Daily Tailings is to be suspended, and the materia which has been purchased by Abel s. Dungan, Esq, will shortly be used in the publication of a new morning daily.-Citizen.
 We thought it about time that some change should be made in the newspaper business in Tue son.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-08-12

Two sMUGGLERs were killed by Mexican customs officials and Sl4 600 worth of merchandise re covered as the result of a fight with contrabandists on the Rio Grande.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-08-12

MINISTER KELLEY will return to the United States. It is under stood he will soon resign his pres ent office, and he will not be ap- pointed to another foreign mis- sion.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-08-12

TIE detectives have ascertained that Robert Farquharson, the de faulting manager of the Munster Bank, sailed for Spain the night c. his fight from Da' lin.
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First Publication July p, 1SS5.l

IFlrst PubNcatlon July P, ISS5.
 Notice.
 In the Probate Court in and for the County of Graham, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the estate of John NJ. Moody, ST., deceased.
 IT IS ORDERED, THAT ALL PERSONS E interested in the estate of John M Moody, deceased. be and appear before the Probate Court of Graham county Arizona T-rritory, in tine Court House at Solomon vile, ill said county, on Saturday, the Sth day of August, 1885, at 10 o'clock q. m., then and there to show cause why an order of distribution shoald not be made of the resi- due of said estate among the heirs of the said deceased, according to law
 C. II. HYATT,
 Probate Judge.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-08-12

WHILE lying in state at Albany, the remains of Gen. Grant were viewed by over 77,0G0 people. Late in the forenoon the funeral train left for New York, where it arrived at about , p. m. The pro eession from the depot to City Hall was viewed by many thou sand spectators.
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OFFICIAL pRocEEpiNGs
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
Eegplar Meeting.

the names of all persons whose assessments were added to, or whose assessments were raised on the assessment list for 1885, and who have not appeared before the Board of Equalization in refer ence thereto during the July meeting of the said Board, to-wit;
 Walter Barney-Raised on real estate from S100 to S250.
 E. Bryce-Raised on real estate from S250 to S75O.
 Wm. B. Ballard-Raised on real estate from $50 to S450.
 Wm. Ballard, added Poss. right, water right and improve ments at Curtis, S200; COW, 2 horses and wagon, s390.
 Wm. Brice, added-House, land and improvements at Thatcher, S2O0; ? horses, wagon and har- ness, S200.
 Hyrum Brinkerhof, added Land, house and improvements and water right near Thatcher, $500.
 Domingo Bowman, added-Fur- niture in Mrs. Wesley's house at Thomas, $50.
 Betterton, Son X Co.,, added Mortgage on saloon, etc. of Hill & Bush, in Clifton, Sl, ,07205.
 W. H. Bentz, added Mortgage on house and lot in North Clifton, owned by Geo. Musgrave, S7OOi mortgage on house and lot in North Clifton, owned by NL V. Stevens, $500.
 Samuel Claridge-Raised on real estate from S25O to $500.
 F. s. Carpenter-Raised on real estate from S150 to $500.
 ". G. Clemens-Raised on real estate from $I00 to $50.
 David W. Cuff, added-Land and improvements on sec. 2S, $50.
 Andrew Carlson-Raised on real estate from S150 to S400.
 John Gulf, added-2 horses, 2 hogs, S11O.
 Joseph Cassidy-Raised on real estate from $50 to $50.
 J. r. Campbell-Raised on mer- chandise from $500 to $1,5OO; raised on real estate from $500 to $500.
 James N. Duke-Raised on real estate from $50 to Sl00.
 Detroit Mining Company, add ed-Patented mines, S2,000; tools, $1,000; ore bin, S250.
 s. N. Ensirom-Raised on real estate from $2OO to S45O.
 Preciliano Estrado, added Ranch and improvements near Stafford, S1Oo; horses, wagon, sad die and harness, $200.
 Frank Fournis, added-Ranch near San Jose, and improvements, SGOO.
 c. R. Freeman-Raised on real estate from $500 to $500.
 W. D. Frazee, added-House in Solomonville, S10O.
 r. W. Fuller-Raised on real estate from $500 to S1,0O0.
 Joseph Foster-Ralsed on real estate from S1O0 to S40O.
 W. L. Pallet, ndded-Eouso and lot in Plma, S200; ? mares, S100; wagon, S40; harness, S15; COW. S25; yearlings, $50.
 E. ard Lyman Pallet, added Stock cattle, SS50; horses, S250.
 P. Gould Raised on ,eal estate from S200 to S4C0.
 Benj. Gardiner-Raised on real estate from S3GO to s400.
 s. Gonzales, added-Ranch and water ditch on north side Gila, S25O.
 Glasby & Ijams, added-Crop mortgage, $500.
 John c. Glasby-Raised on real estate from S1, 1,42S to S1,92S.
 Merajiido Griialba, added House in Solomonville. $50; raised on homestead from $50 to $500.
 J. B. Groesbeck, added-Drugs, S250; raised on real estate $500.
 Edw. J. Hains-Raised on real estate from $50 to S200.
 Jorgen Jorgensen- Raised on real estate from S400 to $500; raised on personal property from S257 to S578.
 R. K. Jolly-Raised on real estate from S2O0 to $500; raised on personal property from S3I5 to S415.
 C.. F. Kelmer-Raised on real
The Clifton clarion., 1885-08-12
[First Publication July %. 1885. ]

First Publication July %, 1Ss5.l
 Notice.
 In the Justices Court, Territory of Ari- zona, County of Graham. Before 4. Me- Kinney. J. P. Precinct No. ?. Weathered, Boon < O.,
 vs. |e-i- A>A V ~i'".1' TX. Baugh, Defendant.
 THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA SENDS | greeting to T. K. Baugh, defendant: You are hereby summoned and required to appear before me, at my office, in the town of Duncan and County of Graham, on the 18th day of September, A. D 1885, at 1C a. m., to answer the complaint of the above named plaintiffs, who demand of you that you are indebted to them in the sum of Sl65.sS for goods, wares and merchandise sold and delivered by plaintiffs to defendant And if you fail to appear and answer said complaint as herein required. the plaintiffs will take judgment against you as de- manded and for the costs of this suit. Given under my hand this 18th day of July. \. D. 1885. A. MCKINNEY,
 Justice of the Peace.
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and lot in Pima, $50; horses, wagon and harness, s130.
 Estate Leuter Brothers. added

5. F. Matthews, added-Ranch and improvement, S1OO; ? horses, wagon and harness, s1S0.
 J. H. Norton, added-Chattel mortgage (Vongansig, owner,) S150: mortgage on property of NJ. L. Wood, s1,SS3.40.
 Norton & Stewart-Raised on Cedar Spring Ranch from s650 to S1,000; raised on merchandise from s3,2OO to s5,200. Oregon Ditch Co.,, added-Cap- ital stock in water ditch to un- known owners, S2,500
 Benj. Peel-Raised on real estate from $2O0 to s350.
 James Porter-Raised on 6 mules from s100 to $500.
 Squire Reynolds-Raised on horses from $50 to S250.
 Miles Reay-Raised on real estate from S100 to S200; raised on horses from $50 to s2OO.
 J. H. Rollins-Raised on home stead and water right, $500.
 Thomas Ransome, added-A house and lot in Pima, S100. Ransome Ditch Co.,, added Water ditch, $1,000.
 Charles Roseberry, added-6 horses, ? wagons and harness, S375.
 Thomas s. Smythe-Raised on real estate from s2C0 to S4OO. c. H. Spafford-Raised on real estate from s1OO to S2OO.
 Nose Steel-Raised on real es- tate from $50 to s25O. Nathan Solomon-Raised on real estate from s250 to $500. Romulo Serna-Raised on real estate from s130 to s230.
 Adolph Solomon-Raised on real estate from 5000 to $500
 Franklin Thurston, added Land near Pima, $50.
 Jeremiah Taylor-Raised on real estate from $50 to S100.
 Wm. J. Vance-Raised on real estate from S1O0 to s2O0.
 Emile Viale, added-Ranch and improvements and water right near San Jose, $500.
 T. c. West-Raised on ranch from s200 to $500.
 John and John E. Welker- Raised on real estate from S250 to $500.
 James A. Williamson, added Ranch and improvements near Stockton Pass, S3G0; 100 cattle, S1,500; ? horses, S100; wagons, s100; harness, s10; machinery, s25.
 D. ". Wickorsham, added Land in Stafford town site, S200.
 Wm. Wheelan, added-Paddy Lynch Ranch in Aravaipa, s4G0; 115 cattle, SIPS; 2 horses, s6O. David Zufelt, added-4 horses, $40; ? wagons, S70; harness, s2O; ? COWS, $50. Monroe NJ. Curtis, added House and ditch, s210.
 A. N. Castro-Raised on water right, $50.
 l.. N. Curtis-Raised on water right from $50 to s25O.
 L. NJ. Colvln-Raised on real estate from S1O0 to $2OO.
 Richard Ceilings, added-Land, $1OO.
 Joseph E, Cluff-Raised on real estate from S10 to s140.
 J. H. Carlton, added-21 cattle, $3OO.
 Wm. Clark. added-House and lot, 150 dollars; ? mules, wagon and harness, 1855 dollars.
 Central Ditch Co. (unknown owners)-Water ditch running from Stafford to Central, 5000 dollars.
 Geo. Cameron, added-2 horses, wagon and harness, 150 dollars.
 E. J. Dodge-Raised on water right, 40 dollars.
 Heber Dalton, added-4 horses and wagon. 200 dollars.
 Lyman Dodge, added-House and lot ln Pima, 50 dollars; 2 horses, wagon, harness and COW, 145 dollars.
 J. s. Davis, added-57 town lots in Stafford, t50 dollars.
 Joseph Greenhalg-Raised on real estate from 125 to 225 dollars.
 c. I. GCslafson-Raised on real estate from 200 to 450 dollars.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-08-12
First Publication July 15, 1sS5.l Notice to Creditors.

NVkIVV tW NEtUEfUfS.
 Estate of Christian Luther, Deceased. IN PROBATE COURT OF GRAHAM \ County, Arizona. Notice is hereby tYe estate of Christian Luther. deceased. to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the deceased. to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first publication of this mOnville, Graham county, A. T.
 JAMES T. RANDALL. Administrator of the Estate of (. Luther, Deceased.
 Dated Solomonvilie, July9, 1885.
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Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN the undersigned own one-half un- divided interest in the followin" mining the Boblail and the Vera Cruz situated in the Greenlee Gold Mountain Mining Dis trict, Graham County. Arizona Territory, notwit thstanding any adverse claim of Rob ert Murphy or any one else, and all persons will take warning.
 JOHN M. McCORMAC,
 JOHN II. HONEY. Juna Ilth 1883