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Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07
TRICKS ON THE TRACKS.
EamwarA from vkhleh Engineers Save
 the HuhIHe and Thcaasekvch.

One who is accuatomed % railway travelling can scarcely realize how much he is Gependont for Hafety upon the eyi gineer. Added 70 the responsibility oi their station, engineers are also in com stunt danger of arcidents caused by the tricks of jealous rivals.
 This rivalry, it is said, sometimes prompts to the doing oi utterly mean tricks. A Nickle Plate engineer after his very frat trip was laid off hecause hs had "cut out Y all the bearings of his engine, He was reinstated, however. when he proved that some rival had elled his oilStg can arith emery. Another new engineer was suspended for burning out the tiues Of his boiler, Through grief at the loss of his position he died, and then copscieneo stricken rival con fessed that hs had piN otl ia tiae task so that it banned and showed water at the top gauge, when in reality there was scarcely q quart in tho boiler
 These intense jealonsies, together with the terrible anxiety incident to their work, has terribly siFaining effect on the nerve, and statistics toll us thst, though Locomotive Engineers may look strong and vigorous, they are not all Q hearty class. Ex-lihisf Engineer A. s. Hampton, of Indianapolis, Ind tDiv. l43), waa one of these apparently hearty mon, but he says: The anxi- ety, strain, and jolting came near finish ing me- Hissniieyings localized in cSl- tarrh of the bladder, but he used War ner's Safe Cure faithfully for twenty weeks, and now exelailna, am well man. T. s. lngraham, oi Cleveland, Ohio, Assistant Chief Engineer, and other prominent members ere also em- phatic in its praise.
 The Locomotive Engineers Brother hood has lT, 900 members and 2A0 divis- ions. Its headquarters is in Cleveland, Ohio, where Chief Engineer Arthur for twenty years has exercised almost dicta- torial sway. It was organized in Au- gust, l863, by the employees oi the Michiqan Central, It has given nearly two million dollars to the widows and orphans of deceased members. The Railway Review.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07
At present there are I,9l5 trotters

At present there are 1915 trotters recorded in the 2;S0 list, 593 of which have records of 2;25, or better; 120 with records of 2:20, or better; 12 with records of 215, or better. There are 3S0 pacing horses with records of 2:90, or better; 176 in 2;25, or better; s in 2;20, or better; 16l 2;15, or better; and 1 in 2061. Breeders Gazette.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07

New York bruisers mako a very good thing protecting wealthy young innocents who want to be shown the sights by gas light in the "bad quar- ters of that city.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07

nf VT3IQlI N0lNfB IIi tIN IIead NND Vlf1I fd Ua8H Ing unobseryed in tho urlns Gnd many othef ais1 eases that lead to insanity and death
 ltr. #BNTKE. who is fegalar physsaatn, tztadnate of tle UEsetNifg of RenusY win agree to farftit &sg9, fey vass of shis ktnd tba Stfaa Resaefatlye tundef his specl1l advice and trsattneRtl will n0t carc pr Tor anything impure or injusiens found i1 it W sss MA&T1E treats kll Ftfiyata sseases success. fully without mercury, Generalization Erce. Thorough examination ard ad4ids iaelNaing aassy. slsog urine, e 0Q Price ef VITAL ixsIoRA4ts es co any address upon fsotipt of pree. er q O 0, aaeage iFom oussrgation srd n nglvste naspe f dcsiFad p5
 A. E. MAWTKgs G. Eb
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07

Rev. Cotter Mather was dupe to the witcheraft delusion in the seven teenth century, and continued to ad-
 vocate tho persecution long after the civil authorities had seen their folly,
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07

Italyis at present busily engaged in keeping out of the broils which threaten tho rest of Europe. She is waiting for the events, like a woman for winter fashions.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07

CC Palmer of Los Angeles has an affection oEthe eyes by which he is made to see the same object multiplied nineteen times. He ought to be made paying teller in bank.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07

At the Giants eanseway there is an electric tFamway six miles long, work ed by water-wheels, seven miles dis taut, from the line.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07
Tho Great EnsIisl. Ilelnetly.

fsa neYer-failinR eure for Neryopsdchility exhsnst
 a yitailty, ses6iHaiwenk ness, Sper7natorrhas, LOST M AHH0ep flnpotengy
 ParaIysss, I'gostatorfhtaa , and all inc terrible effeets of seli-acuee youthful fol liaa, and exctsies in ma turer year. such as less ef memory, Lassituae, Nocturnal emiesians, aver. siou to eoeiety Dimhass
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07
To Capital Seeking investment.

F OWN THE CONTROLLING INTER- A est in tie two copper claims, Hith a large amount of high gfaae eoppsr ore ln sigit Plenty q wcia aud I Iai1r on tie claims want s35l0Ge to buy outstanding interests, develop claims and put tllsin in bullion rr0dHeiGg cdlsditiaH Twin repay this S05f19 out of tie iirst copper produced, leaving yNu With ontebalf interest in twe good developed claims, with good radnc- Gon works Cn pr0peIty. lou ea1 soegre yourself by deeds Co claims and all im- pr9yelncnts until money is paid Jack, thoa divide property sud a alsesd.
 Who wants tG Investigate tlfs h good faith
 Gallon or address JOHN D. I}IiLsl leses, Dunlap Postotlice, Graham County, ArIzs- na. via Fort Grant. sept s-o
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07
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 DR. c. D. SALFlELD, PIG KERRtY ST., Sat Francisco, Cal. Consultations strictly confidential by letter or at Glliee. FREE. For tho convenience of patients, and in or der te insure perfect secrecy, l have adopt cd private address, under which all pack ages will Dc forwarded.
 Trial Bottle Free sss,''' s.. s E z 'GsE .s. s $ any olle applying by letter stating llis symptoms and age. Communications strict ly confidential jan M-n
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07

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 get fyss q package Of goods of large vasne Chat will start yoH ifl work that win at once bring you in money faster than anything else n Aleerica Ail about the s20og09 n presents witli each box. Agents wanted everywhere, of either sex, for all the fine or spare tiYoe only, tO work for Us 9t ttheifown homes FOrtpnes for all workers absolute y assured Don't delay. II. HAIF.ET < Co, Portland, Maine. fel;2i-Iy
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07

Inc Nector NfN aggse to ieriea n .0tss fsy ease undertaken not cured lie reason 50 a-ny nzs tiot get cured C Weakness sgd tie ElaYe Gseasss U owing to a complication. cnlltd fstsoSTAT3lgEAE N3h HJperafs.his Thica feqiires glseisi tTsatnsn3
 pa. LERigs iEyla AAras, So, 7, Nita=us resalinr treatment s ths galy cure t8r fsoaIAToSxgEl. Dy t MANHOOD "a restored and tha has,d cf t.Gse moved back from age Co youth
 Price OreftheP 1agSgeFator. 89. cEss q siy bottles si0 Sent ta any Gearosg, esspted cuFcly trer obsorrstien.
 Dr. Gdcbia q Co treat successfully hy Iienseo- Patiy efeJy iorii of SPECIAL, PItIYATa asr rcfiRoR. lC DISEASE without mercury CT xassers drugs. \ vitality $ dtai1eG from ths body, dlseSsss follow that baf2e cFdiHars medical treatment II A3 lowed to s1rtlnuc, fne unnatural iess eAllSss Cen sgmTticn, p'shetes Hrishis Hissaad, iasasity, cse Cugee plnr1uteb6 Btccsses of tie gsn.to -uiiBsFy gars, kldness iiseF ard hlsGder specially Weased DfggAEEs oF 9oask sfENniIy cUEEB.
 QnattHc& aaa &eERoRaible- lgr I5ehigk Co. lron k5roFE, gro orEgHxed h compliance wiaA Calitornfie Mcdrai Law Diploma pFaeu7pd ty resll ar celegp edacaficn end are nov in the ninets<nth year ai special gfactiec.
 Most powerful electric bel.s free to put.cnts
 10 PEQyE TIis MoEDEAFut PoWEE Of the lNYIe0. AATOk A s2 poTF1f eiyEa cR SsSI FsEx. CeNs.hsa- tion lses and prieate.
 DR IHERiGas WONDERFUL eERlIAH iEF7Qe- EAT0E s protecisd by copyright from Patent 0ass oi United atates Government Beware es itrta 5eae. Cal or address 1kEBEG 0ESFESSAHT.
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07
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Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07

shoulder, or diamond bar on the middle of the left sidg. Shcsp--cYop on tho Jeff car, two slils on the right
 Post 0fiiee--Phenix, A T. sept 2.s-lyl ,. NJ. X 4. A. WARD.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07

E1LANTS FOR COLD AND SILVER N Mills. embracing the latest and most and free ores Water Jacket Smelting Furnaces for silver, lead and copper ores, Witil new aud important Improvements, SUI PeriGr % any 0thfTmake. liGisiing Works, Pumping machiiles, Chioridizing Furnaces, eie. We offer our customers tl}c best rc- sgiits nf thirty years experience iu this spe- Giai line ~ work, and afe pfepar { t0 furn- ish from San Francisco 0r Ghlcag3 the most approved character of Mining and Eedne- ton Machinery, superior ln desigl and con siRuetion Co tltRt Of any ether llia.a at the lowest possible prices. We also contract tg deliver, in complete running orttr, Mills, Furnaces, HSistiAg Works, etc- in aay of the Mining States and Territories EsgIHl- ates given on application. Send for illus- trated circular.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07
saoo REWARD.

Cross on left hip. Ess nlaYks--clop of right and undcr-ent in caeh ear.
 The above reward Will bs paid by the Mn- dersIgned for information fiat will lead 10 the conviction of any one guilty of defacins, altering, oF in any way changing tlis above described brands gr ear marks os stealing cattle bearing theH
 Iiange-- MeMillen. Iiust Office a5aresa-- Globe, Gila County, AT
 aug. 9-tfi P. SIIANLEr.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07

This great Tonic has been introtinced to tho people of the Mississippi Valley itr the past thirteen yeara with unboanded luccesa aud popularity There is nothing Of tho kind i.Stant that equals it as a stirnulart, ar aretfztIr, or anti. dyspsptie. It is particularly aasii ted to nala- ripus dstrlcts md as
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07
preventatlve of clEllIIa,

ia not surpassed,
 It $ cniorsad by the best eheliists ss the most efEieacious, strengtheniug Tohie thls country has ever produced, the yispe of which will be recognized by ail who nats use thein
 Pfiyats citizens of Arizona viaiifng St Louis have exraessea their convictions illat it is pe- cnliariy aSlapted to the wants oi that Terri tory, ana needs only trial to lnsa fe its speedy intgoduction there
 Oitlars add4essed te THEE WAIST ISI3IA aTA1SU IVY A6Ss U KIN e COM lsS Y will be promptly executed dec l3-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07
eesao REw AIsD.
@2oo Rewara.

N4ssA The above reward VIII " bs paid for the convls.
 tiUa 0f any p0rson
 cailgilt stealing or kllEa # iag any cattle with the kKK - La above brand
 ETHEL KENNEDY
Arizona silver belt., 1885-11-07
$500 REWARD.

Five hundred dollars will De paid upon tke conviction Of any persen caught stealing or kilt ing any cattle with the above brand or with EK
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-04-29

stretched himself at full length on the
ground, closed his eyes. and assumed that
peculiar grin of ghastliness which is
usually borne by equines who have de-
parted, or are about to depart, for the
happy pasture grounds where corn grows
wild, and whips, spurs, collie, ETC., are
unknown. About this time he was OBJ
served by young lady, who, to satisfy
herself as to whether he still lived, pro-
ceedcd to wave her hands before his eyes
and exclaim "Shoo" But to no purpose.
Then, thinking he might possibly be
Saved" she gave the alarm to several
neighbors on Broad street; and, scizing
anything and everything insthe nature
of horse medicine which stood handy, the
said neighbors made a rush for the barn
yard. A twitch or two at the picket.rope
brought the animal to life, and with a
single bound he struck an attitude which
good dead ponies never assume. "He.
he-he" and "haw -haw. haw" ran all along
the line of amateur veterinarians, and
from the youngest saint to the Oldest sim
ner all Joined in the chorus-all but the
lady.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-04-29
Let the Curtain Drop.

The bottom has dropped out of the
ceunty-election-contest business; that is,
if it ever had any bottom. 1t will be re-
membered that one Kief swore that Mr.
Bumstead paid him So to vote against di-
vision-at the Winona poll Thereupon,
eight reputable and long resident citizens
made oath that THEY cast the eight "ao"
votes polIed at Winona. AS we predicted,
Douglas did not dare to contest; such ac-
ton would have acted only as boom
erang. The bona-fidc residents of this
county are tired of county-seat and divis-
ion agitation originated and fomentcd by
a nonresident. 1t will he many year
before legal number of actual citizens
can be prevailed on to petition for fur
ther county seat squabblcs and elections.
The raising of crops and the settlement
of the country are interests which de-
serve and will receive the attention of all.
When actual residents find the county
should be divided, they will demand it
and secure it, without outside assistance.
But, should division come in the far
distant future. it will be in such manner
as shall not enable Douglas to sfgct even
with Winchester" Yes; the division
farce is ended, Ring down the curtain.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-04-29
Go to PARKER & PARKEs for Pure
Drugs and Chemicals. Bismarck, D. T.
A Flatteriug Outlook.

Inscanning the business and manufact-
uring interest of the country, the Leader
is compelled to come to the conclusion
that our territory is as prosperous. and
generally more so, than any portion of the
nation. The farmers and farming interest
in Dakota-which are the handspring OF
our prosperity-are In more healthy
condition than ever before. By the grow
ing of diversified crops. the raising of
stock and making of butter, they have
reached the conclusion that this part Of
the United States cannot be excelled, even
if equaled. Consequently Our agricultur-
lists are contcntcd. and are making more
substantial Improvements than hereto
fore, with the purpose of apermanent
home in view This confidence of the
farmers has given confidence to business
men and capitalists, and the result will be
large influx OF both farmers and cap
italsts during the present season.-[Sioux
Falls Leader.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-04-29
Box-Elder Sfruu.

Mr.. Margach informs the RECORD that
during recent trip from Sterling he
stopped at the house of Mr.. Brown, near
Long Lake Greek. While there he par
took Of some box.eldsr sirup manufact.
ured by the host. Mr.. M. describes it as
being of good quality-fully equal to that
made from maple sap. On the evening
of his arrival at Mr. Browns the latter
tapped tree Of about 8 or 8 inches in
diameter. A spile was placed in the
hole, a small lard-pail hung up, and in
the morning the vessel was nearly fnll.
Perhaps at future day there may be
more value in timber claim than simply
the possession of plenty of fuel and tim
hor
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-04-29
Frank Frisby, Druggist, Bismarck.
How Cattle winter i'm Dakota.

XAO" ChSIAO W IN DaAOt0s
Mr.. Hanscome, of Antelope Lake, made
trip along Moose (sometimes, but incor.
rectly, called "Mouse") River, the other
day, looking after election matters in
McHenry county. Being a stockman
himself, he specially noticed the condi-
ton of the Moose-river herds. He says
he saw numbers of herds that had had no
shelter during the winter other than the
timber, had been fed on wild hay only,
and were now fat. enough to kill. Can
stock be treated this way far to the south
of us with profit to the owner? Down in
the regions where the Dakota blizzard"
is q bogey that haunts many of the good
people can they leave their stock out of
doors all winter and find them first-class
beef in the spring7 Itmay be so but-we
guess not Elk.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-04-29
COUNTY ITEMS.
LivOna.

L1yOn2.
Correspondence of the RECORD
LIvONA, April "a.
Mr.. Gardner passed by Livona on his
way to the Capital City for family sup
plies.
Mr.. William J. Kelly, our road super
visor, has gone down the river attending
to repairs needed in that direction.
We are very quiet neighborhood here
just at present, and so your correspond
cnt does not have any startling events to
record.
The farmers around Livops~who have
breaking to do were. .very'sfad to sec tho
heavy rains which vIsfed us the first part
of last week.
Mr. Baker and Mr., Livingston during
the past few days haye>been setting out
trees around theR respective houses.
They have kept several Arbor Days.
One of Mr.. Bakers horses was severely
kicked by another horse in the stable,
Although the animal is recovering, it will
be some time before he can be worked.
ANOvIL.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-04-29

in this Nogan) School Township, called
at Mr.. Roop's one day last'~eek to exam
inc the specifications.
Miss Libbie A. Kurtz, of the Williams
port neighborhood, spent few days last
week visiting the family of Mr. Roop.
Messrs. Walker and Nestor Robinson
succeeded in finding the herd of cattle
that strayed from the ranch, driven be-
fore the rain-storm ora week ago.
The Caldwell Brothers will crop the
plowcd land on DR.. Pettit's tree claim,
and William Mittlestedter will crop the
plowing on DR.. Franklin's tree claim and
Miss Nora P. Franklin's homestead.
Mr.. William A. Dillon, of Bismarck,
has sold, through Mr.. Shelly, the south
half of 17-136-75, to an eastern party
who will most likely settle upon and i'm
prove it. Our fervent prayer is that
much of the railroad land now in the
hands of speculators will pass into the
possession Of those who will improve it,
and thereby render us some return for the
enhanced value that improvement of ad-
jacent land has put upon all real estate.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. H. D.
Thompson, of DesMoines, Iowa, arrived
from Hoskins. Mr.. Thompson is inter-
ested in an extensive cattle ranch in
Southern Kansas, and Is now making a
tour through Dakota purchasing county
warrants. On Monday lie and Mr.. H. A.
Armstrong, of Williamsport, went down
into Logan county to ascertain if any OF
that county's paper had been issued.
They passed through Gage City, where
two little buildings used for stables show
you all there is of that city. Six miles
east, on 10-135-72, they found the post.
office of Paul, the only one in the county.
Two small claim shacks constitute the
city Of Paul. They receive their mail
every Saturday from Steele. At the or.
ganization of the county the county seat
was located on section 8, west of Paul.
Mr.. Steele is interested in this section
But after the election last fall it was
found to be on the northeast corner of
the southwest quarter of section II, of the
same township. Mr.. Napoleon Goodsil,
of the firm of Goodsil Bros. g. Co., of
Steele, who owns this section, managed
to have large force of bone-gatherers in
the county sufficiently long to allow them
to vote. Thus came the county seat on
section II. There are no buildings as
yet on either 8 or II but it is the inten-
tion to build county buildings this sum
mer, and Mr.. Goodsil purposes starting a
town. The county clerk resides in the
postofice at Paul. The gentlemen report
some very fine landin Logan county, not.
withstanding the general belief to the
contrary; but as yet there are very few
settlers. TEwFIK
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-04-29
Emmons County Record
WILL1AMSPORT, = DAKOTA ~
d. R. STREETER, Editor and Publisher
Official Paper of the County.

As the RECORD circulates i'm all
sections of Emmons County, and as
every dollar expended for goods by
her citizens must of necessity go to
Bism arck. the columns of this pa per
are an excellent medium through
which the merchants Of that city can
reach our citizens.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-04-29
Sewing.Machfnes.

Every lady needs sewing machine
This is one of the articles which it is very
poor economy to do without; it. pays for
itself sooner than any other instrument
for the saving Of labor Having made
up your mind to buy machine, the next
thing 10 to find dealer on whose word
you can rely, and who will tell you ex-
actly what kind of machine you are
purchasing. Mr.. J. Brady, Bismarck,
will do this. He sells machines whole
sale or retail. He also keeps complete
assortment Of needles, attachments, oils,
shuttles, and parts for old machines. Re-
pairing done promptly and warranted.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-04-29
4 naiiro,ad II. !, R,.r,.or. I

The Fargo Argus has fnff fosnmation that
President Cable, Of The Hock Island Road,
has gone TO New Fork to consult The di-
rectors about the Dakotu ,,,Itt extensions of
the system, and of thesR stertown branch
particularly, from that poiut 10 James.
town or Bismsrck. It Is said that moves
by competing lines have urged the neces-
sity OF building the extensions this season.
that were intended to be pushed next.
summer-[Bismarck Blade. @
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-04-29
Roop.

Mr.. JOHN Daniel last Friday l,ied away
to the Capital City.
Mr.. VIM. Beard paid a visit to Emmons
county metropolis last Thursday.
Mr.. H. A Bergex who contemplates
bidding on the schscis houses to be built
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-04-29
TAX EN- UP.

Two cows and two yearling heifers, on
my premises, at Buchanan. D. T.; said
animals have no brands. Owner can
recover same by calling on the under
signed, proving property. and paying for
this advertisement w. w. GOODWIN,
Buchanan, d. T.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-04-29
For Sale.

Millet and Hungarian seed, at $3.50 per
bushel. Also some choice seed corn.
]. L. BoUTILL1ER.