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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-08-20
Publication Notice No. 5428

Land Ohice At salina Kansas Aug. Q, ISIS.
NOTICE l. hereby given hat that the follow
~ ing named settler has lled notice 10 his in
teniion C. make hnal prof en- support Of has
claim, and that said prof viii BE- made eforc
Register and Receiver a. Salin1. kans-, on sept
IOih, ISIS, viz. Thomas Fondy. II ? s9iul Tor the
SWlt section 81. 7 %, y :. W.
He names the following witnesses % prove rs
continuous residence uIan and cultivation ~ said
land viz: J. r. Chicht Ser. H. Earhart, Geo. ".
kurtz and Lewis Thurman al % bridgrpurtr rs
ss-5t in. HODGE. Register
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WIVES YHFEERs!I sGTHEfERs!!

BE YOUR OWN PHYSICIAN. A Lady. Who Tor
many years suffered tornrn:s worse than death
from Uterine troubles such Is falling Ofthe Womb,
LcucoTrhoca lWhitea,l painful and SUPPRESSED
Menstruaiiou, finally found remedies whirh COM
pletely currl her ANY sufferer from such dis
eases can O. ke the remedies and thus cure her
self without revealing her condition % anyone.
or suhjecii ing her wouIanly muicsty % the shock
% an examination by a physician. The rcripes
with plain directions. viii be- sent 90 any address
FREE oF CHAHgE securely sealed. Address Mrs.
n. J.. BRAEtE. -, south ST. Philadelphia, Pa
Nam this paper. ll-imo-
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Health is Wealth !

Da Z &. VETS NEnTE AND BRua INIT
llENT. Euarlntaod specific for HTsteria. Dizzi-
He1dlcha. Nervous Prostitution caused b the NO
q alcohol OF tohnccn, Mnkefulnesl. Mental %
pfaszion. EuftGning % th8 Brain renting n m
IanitT ard laadinH % miaery, decay and death,
frcTnafure Old Ara, llrrCnuees, Lusl Of power
II either ssE- IuvUluutary Los1es and hperu1t-
Urrhua caused byUv1r-ergrti uf tho ns-lil. aef-
rfran O. nTrr-irriuisanea. knnh box cunfnIn9
one months traafment f1fOa box or siE boxes
tgre30Q sent b. mail prapaid0u receipt d prlc9
We GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
Iocure my easo. With ench orller received bTus
TOR eiI b0Ens, acoompanied with eaA4 Ne VII
Elnd The purclalcr cur written GUARANTEES % -
tund The money IL the truEfmeut DIES not cflnc1
aCurn. Grlruutsea irEued unlghT
JOHN o. WEST q co,
ee7 ". MADISON ST., CHICAGO, Ills,
Sole Props Vests Lfrer PiIls
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Dissolution Notice.

de Il known that the frm Of Rates a Tinker
lDhas dissolved partnership b. mutual consent
MT. BATES Withdrawing, and Mr.. nnkler vii
continue under the drm name Of J. Tinker. and
be Wlll make al collections and pay al bills
against the company, and al those knosing
themsrlVes Indebted 30 the above lrm uiu ple So
call and settle on OF before thr 10th day Of Aug
ISIS Yours respectfully,
2s-2u J. TINELFR-
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Cures Guaranteed.
DIR. RS- PECIFI No. I.

A Certain Cure for Nervous Debility Seminal
Wraknez- Involuntary Emissions. Spefmaiorrhara
and all diseases Of the eruio urinary ORGANS cnnse
hy aelf-ahuse or over Indulgence.
Price, 81. 90 per box six boxes $500
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For an diseases caused by the over-use nftoiaceo
or liquor. This remedy u particularly eiheariuus
IN aVerting palsy and deliuum tremcns. fricr,
% .0g per box siK boxes t5-no.
We Guarantce a Cur. Or agree 10 refund douhlc
the none paid. Certificate In each box. This
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By mail 10 any address secure from observation on
receipt % price. Pc careful 20 mention the nulhlf
Of Specific wanted Our speeiica arr only rer'n-
msndel for speriac diseases. Beware u remetlua
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geun'ns, order only frola OSCAR sEIra. duggisi.
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Dissolution Notice.

FWHHE fe-parinership heretofore existing b.
n tween A. O. STOPPER. u. TiiEBeF and James
BARRETT, under the drIa name of Barrett q Ca, has
this dag heen Dissolved By mutual consent, Mr..
Barrett rctiA=sg. The hrm q STOPPER TilEnar
viii euntinue tusinfEz % the cd place, and pay
All Indebtedness % The late hTm aHd collect an
Outstanding aeeouuts-
A. @. STOLPRR,
n. TilGNER
Aug. I, iass- JANIS BARRETT.
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ABILITY HAS NO SEX.

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iseases 1.-THE nervous system. Price, ~ pr hoN
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DIR. WARNS Specific No.A

For Impotence, sterility In either sex. Loss q
Power. premature Old ayr. and all those disease
requiring q thorough invigOratingof the Eexu'
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
sIEERIFFs SALE.

Fy YlFtiit of sn sxecutien ssded out of tte Jeasfess Court 5s ssiebs ptttiIck tsila CYun. ty, Afisasaa TerTitgy, dased the 18th day sf Sept, N il 7ss1, ir q certain sctlun wherein Isesinyl < AicSasss, x Plaintiffs, recovered 5plaSpsat aeziust tac tiipsey AIininS Company ss iaefesi@sata, taT flie spsa N Sssy 75 ani essst 5i sssil taken at 2 gs GF ssta I5sh day ef Sept x, D. lssg. hnss levied Nrcn tAe fols lowns 6sseyiaei property, b5Hst
 ssts reisNSn nsllse nr nainEag elaisa known and desjenatsgi V tic fsypsey usiise, Elsether with All bHi dinsn, sniiFos eilaelsts and nppuF- tenagsces thereo5s t,g thalesit3 Q del0ngiag. Said
 spseg mint s situated " lS8aE ssx miles north. erAY from . lobe, tsiia County, A. IT.. and fs rscariied n Book I Page lts, tslehs District Mining Raconsss nov khs records d fsiia County, tp which seiersnes X hereby milde fur fugthss desciption.
 Public notice is kereby gisen tlas m Ailiis- lsAN tho l2fh Aay os October A. D. tsF5. as g o'clock | n nf that day at Public Auction at Giebe in fY0fst ef the Sherifiss office l Will seA ail ths rgst fitls assSs intef9zt of ahs said Bssendapt VI aaid t9 eajI aeecfiscd prslperts t9 fhe highest and bed hitIsler ~ satisf5 shid execution aDd all costs P&SEh1Ks aspsD td Shefia. Giia k'uaFitys A. \
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
CEN. caoon,s roIICY A rArlgRr,

CEN. CROOKS P0EICY A FArIERE,
 ----s-------
 The patience of citizens of Arizona and New Mexico have been sorely tried by the failure of General George Crook tomasterth tho Chiricahua Apach, es. While he is chiefly to blame, he is not alone ccnsureable. Those of Arizona's uitiSens who pandercd to his vanity, soon after his return from the Sierra Madre campaign in Mexico in 1885, by their fulsome praise for an assumed victory over the Uhirieahuas in tho State of Sonora which turned his head and caused him to believe that he was fully able to ubjugate that tribe and bring them within the pale oi civilization, are also culpahle. And how that those who manipulated the ovations sec that their eifortto magni- fy the Sicrrs Madre campaign into a victory has failed, they have taken . back seat and like the bound boy at the hnsking have not 6 word to say. The remembrance of that memorable feast in Tucson, the flow of wine, toasts and laudatory speeches, has lost its savor, and caused Q loathing as they turn from the recollection of that joyous occasion. Tho heroism of ''the grey fox now pals upon the tongue and when uttered falls sonseless upon the public ear, even legislative lauda- tions, although claimed as the voice oi the Territory, sounds as 9 funeral knell. The minds of our citizens are now engaged in mental arithmetic, in sorrowfully counting the graves which Crooks policy has peopled and men tally contemplate cheerless homes and children bcreft of parents by the same superinducing cause. His poll, ey is far-reaching; it extended to in generating citizens in tho guard house, and to heralding his wonderful achievements by wire to the associa. ted press. It has gulled the Presi dent, the Secretaries of War and tht Interior, but not theresldents of south western New Mexico, southeastern Arizona and the States of Uhihuahui and Sonora in the Republic of Mexico Their wounds are yet bleeding and to, painfully fresh to forget the calami tous effect of Crooks boasted policy The policy has also thwarted iushc, in the case of the murderer "Dutchy, the Indian who killed the Mormon near San Carlos, three years ago. Hl was indicted for the cnme by Unitel States grand jury and through tn instrumsntality of Gen. Crook he stll runs unwhipped of justice. Nor ar all tte evils here recounted resultial from the enforcement of his policy th. only ones. A mathematician may 5 enabled to square the circle, calculat the velocity of light, or ascertain th orbit that the north star describes, bu the evil efFect. of tho policy ppon th commercial. mlning and pastoral in terssts of Arizona and New Mexico beyond the science of figures.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
SUM M.tlNs.

Ia the astiee,a Court, af Globe Precinct, n the County of tiila, Isrgtory ot AFizora, dnhn VI Wentworth, P
 IT. Burke aud George " BiFa, Plain- tiiga ". fine Isind.n Haistard Mining Celn- 4saiiy, 9eisnaAnge
 Ths Territory v Asi1ona sends Creating to The Iqlsdou ( HaftfaF5 aIiaing Company gs Defendants.
 Hoa age hereby Summoned Q apfSrs hefpre pie af my risiee in Glohs, b she Guanty ef lsila, en the 2fta day of &pysuibeF 3sA at 50aelauk \. aa-, iss an action lgassgss against yau by 2aid plaintiff to answel thc esmpleigit os tlis above na5ae1 PiAintitis
 Saia Astiaa is brnsghs to rscnsgs the splp 0t sesls H5issdrcsi aud Three aIsl 8loilars haSanee tiae from yoa 0 plsingiH for ITe4it NaTs asfseiSssed for tle year Isss. ssn the lesnaap & Aartsard niiping claims isy l,iaitttif At your Fe4neat II judgfslens wiA bc takssi agasnet you far sht said amount, together wlth ensts q t8as SUie Y Sna fail to appear and hpswer.
 Given untios ny baud slli8 stsA 1ng of Stpt. lsS5 JOHN ". sg IN SFti ltTg4s
 A IeSsiee of the peaes of said Precinct
 eept2 4w
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
TnE FEorLE anE AeTISsl.

' . l M
 The following telegram, signed by the Mayor Probate Judge, members of tne Board of Supervisors and nu- Nerous other citizens of ,ioabst one, was forwarded on the day of its date:
 ToapsTosr, Oct. 5, ls85 l'a the President Washington D. c
 General crook alleges that hs his, in Arizona, alI the trQops that he can make available. Notwithstanding tliis our people are being murdered " Indians, and the hostiles are now among Us with no United states troops m reaeh or atter them Chr something be done for us Gsn We not have more troops or more ef- feient commander. Peopla were mur dered by Indians in tie vicinity Of the place where the Indians are rendes. vcued some four or five days since, and still nothing is done Gan we re- Celye no redrcss
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
REWARD reH scALrs.


 The Tombstone says alessrs. Cof- fey and Keatiug, of San simen valley, had a narrow escape from being killed, having been fired upon by United States troops who were stationed in that vicinity and mistook them for Indians The same parties make a strange statement that tue band Of Tn- dinns who killed Keating in the same valley passed within 800 yards cf ] company of soldiers stationed at Cave creek. The soldiers started afterthem and followed tho trail abouttwo miles, when scouts of the troops, thinking they were getting too near their rela- tives, led them oif the trail. The hos tiles tken fell behind, following the trail Of the soldiers and managing to stsal Major Downings horse
 The Board of Supervisors of Cochise county met at Tombstone to-day, and in the matter of reward for hostile In- dians, the following resolution was adopted: aWhercas, thc chiricahaa Apaehes, whose chef is knawn as Geronimo, with hls renegade Indians, have been committing numerous nun ders of citizens of Cochise county, to-wit: " Al Dapiel, in Mnle noun tains; Mike Noonan, in tlc Dragoons, and others; therefore, he 1t resolved that the sheriff of Coehise county De authorized to offer a reward Of S5Q0 for tho apprehension (dead or alive q Geronimo, and $250 for the apprehen- sion dead or aliye) of any ono of Ger onImo's band Of renegade Indians who have been engaged with him ir lis murderous raids throughout tue county said applications to earn the above rewards must be made by some person or persoas not in nilitary ser- vice of tbe United States Record- Epitarh.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
SII M M ON \.

h the Bistrict C,,att, Second Judicial Ijis. trict, Territory pE Arizona, in nisi for the Coanty of Gils
 John If EAsen, plstntiH " J. " Eddy and isabella A Eids his wife, Dejenaaniis
 Artisjn brpnght in the Distfsct Csparf 9f sbe Second Judicial District ef tsie Territory ol Arizona, in snd fpg tbe County of Gila. mud shc complaint Alsa iIi saia County af gsilas in the office cf tile Clerk os said DistFict Cont.
 The Territory af Arizona sends greotiag to. John w. EddY and Ieabelia A. Kddy, Defen- dants
 You are hereby sumnonei and reauirci to appear in eu action brought =gainst yoii by the ab0ve-na4sei Plaintiff in the l9istrict Court of the Sesand Judicial District ef the 1 Territory of Arizopa tu and Tor the County of tsila, and answer the complaint hlea with the Clerk of tllis Court 4t Globe in said goJnty tac0pv Of which c0lnplaiut accoBlpagsies this Sumtnonhe within twenty days lexeinsive of tho slny of seryice) after she ssTyine upon you of this Summons f served in this couuty; but sarsed out oi the cissslty, md within this District, tlien within thirty daXs, if all other casea forty dnys Iii this cRse gixty days, ur Judgment hy default will be taken asairst you according ti the prayer Of raid complaint.
 Aud you are hereby notified that # you fall 10 apncar and answer the said eOfnplainis as above required, the said plsinti6 will apply te the court for tbe relief denande,i is said dom tlhiI6sg AItla Mcta01 1N prfitsstfI b3 eI{pree a mechanics lumber merchants lien on that cet- tain builaiig CT frange dwelling house erected and now being upon that certain lot or parcel 0f lal,d eitnate lying ana being iii tlie town of Globe, c ila Ceuuty. Arizona Territory, rsare particularly described co fellows, to-wit; Part ] Of blnck siNty-six tt;8l in said town 0f Globe atcnroing to the official map 0f said Glplsc, made hv pendleten and Wallace, surveyors, J ane 1882, to obtain jusi1neltt pf this court 1 Tor tic sum nf SSsS 70 with interest at the rate nf fcIi per cent per siiiiu9i frnn' October 1 2srd 1888, with five per cent At&tinnefy Fees and all costs ef this suit, for decrse df this court drectingia a sale of the propeity heYrira. before cescfihea iii the mauner provided by law for the enforcement uf liens to satisfy kiii 1 judgment md eosts and that execution isaay l issue for any sieficietcy asd coats as3d dis. bussemsnta in this behalf expeUdea.
 S~-~> Eiyep updef my hand and the sEAs. Seal ~ the Distriot Court of the
 ~ Second Judicial District bf the Ter ritory pf Ariztdsa, n md for the County of ! t;ila5 tniA i7tss day ef August 4. I 1885,
 ls [ Aictif x NlS, Clerk.
 By K. G Fox, Deputy ClSfk " R. Garrf1N, Paintiaee Attorney
 Atsg92 lOw
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
NsM asE.xEsN


 Six Inaians we're saon alsar Whitc-. hils Wells, in lifaat county ,n Tuesday
 John A Miilef reports tho Peaeock lnine ana taill as paying
 M. w, Bremen skipped nine cars of silver concentrations within . few days
 Silver Cisy has Mase it . misds- meanor, punishable witb fines of from S25 to Sl00, to thlow poison in meat or otherSissin in the ssrect
 Sergeant Bowman aF ' troop 6gh cavalry was killed in Central City by ''fsashn 0'Bannell, who is in arrest for the oa'epse
 Ex-Judgs Steven 4. Wilson, who was let down and ont by President Arthur for being too intimate with Miss Nettie Futile, has askednenbers of the bar to give him | certificate Of character The Silver City Sentinel has golantarially gwen him one uEil,h he will neither relish CT use in vindi- cation of character. Tue records of tho Attorney General office show that Wilson was removed from the Judge ship of the third Judicial District for grossly Immoral conduct.
 Forty thousand cattle are now on the Southern border of New Mexico, waiting tie action of quaransine officers in order 10 bo driven West.
 Governor Ross has ordered the lni- htia into active service, 50 has Iritle Of Arizona. The citizen soldiers aFe to aos ia conjunction with Gen Crook ! iu subdping the GhuicahEas
 X nening dispatcla says Captain { Crawford found the tfail If the rene gades south q Bowie, leading toWards Mexico
 The killing and burial of Geronimo in Guadalupe canyon ia contfadictee 'by his reappearenee at Fort Apache September 22Ad whither he had goat after lis wiie, and after accomphsbin lis misssoni again saipped out. The relaains oF the three nen, Barney Prescoltan Mccullough whe haya been missing ssnce March of last year hare been found buried foprteer miles southwest of ssvoya I'he5 were murdered, papags were fount upon tha bodies which gaFe sufficient evidence that tbe remaIns were thcsi of the missing men
 Refngio Esquibel died q thirst os the desert near the runs of Grant Quiyera
 \ Says tbe Socorro Bullion h view Of tbe faot that Congress $ espertes to abolish tue pse-empsion and tsee claim law tsis wntcr thers < sOme thing of ! scramble fer lands unde those aets, Last wintor both IN House and tue senate passed ! lav repeating the pre-emPtion and timhe clam acts, eut there being sarn amendment in the Senate tlle bia di, { moi haYs time to return to tho Hous before Congress adjourned Now v possible 10 fake np 4s0 acres pf lant under the tres claim pre. enpsion aa, homestead acts bat when the pressn bll bec0lnes law only l60 acres eal be taken by one persou under th homes tead net
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
Notice to Creditors.

Eztate of William Tucker. aeeeasei
 Noticc x hatehy siven ty tlAe undersigned, Exeautaf ai the estase q William TslcleF, decgassd to khs efgiiseIS cs and all persons hNYlssg ceinft aEaisiss the zaid aeceassd, t,ex- h5iit tasni with ths sleeeEslfs ystteiserss With h tei, alpisha after the ifat tss osi eg tllia iiossee. se ths sasa eAecs;saf ak klse Gf,ice ni f.smen | NicCabs in sbsbs, is slse esia Coun- ty Of 6iia. the sane lseiiig the iaace for the sIlsasaeiian of the illa1less ~ 8iti essase
 Dated. G3Nbg SeltegaleF 70, ixSA.
 JAMES 2 tf1sR ALH, Exeautor of the Rstlste of AEus Tucker, de- ceasad 0etg tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-10-10
CROOK nEwEEDERED.

M
 The following, from General Crook, reveals the great danger that threatens citizens; and yet, at the very time he penned the dispatch to Governor Tritle he had twelve companies of regulars at Deming, which he is credited with saying he did not know what to do with. Besides those at Deming he has twenty more companies of regulars, tthirty-two in all,) and about shree hundred Indian scouts, and in the face of that ayowal he is asking the Gov ernors of New Mexico and Arizona to send to his relief the militia of their respective Territories, or as Governor Tritle states it, General Crook does net object to cooperating with tue militia, And now read what Crook says;
 FoRT BowrE, A. T., Oct. ,, 1885.
 Gov. F. A. TritIe. Tombstone, A. T. --l'he Indians arc scattered in several parties and though our information makes it probable Chat they have gone south, still some of chem areyery likely lurking in the mountains and some of thsse parties may turn north at any time. Citizens should stillbe on the watch and should be warned that there is dangeri that any moment the In- dians may be down on them. Iwould suggest that you send parties to points near their usual trails, where they can be ambushed and at the same time protect ranehers and stand chance ofkilling some of the Indians.
 N (Signed) GEN CEooR,
 Briqadier General.