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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-02

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tpel6e eegenmdrtig In Golge Der fir
cine 10 alte Grau immerbin erbebli9en
&eifefrapa3er in pofen trant barnieoers
Iiegt, bat einen iiberral9enben 8erlauf
geiommen. IS 1T ndmli6 (tpie bic
npoi. Gig. "bemerft) BON b6berer Stelle
bic Weiiung eingetroHen. auf Stats
foffen ben unterbalt Der Grau big gu ibs
rem Sobe gu iibernebmen. Cine groBe
Nusgabe ipirb benz Staate baour9
freili9 ni9t ermadien, ba bic arme Grau
alien Gnf6eine mad tuohl ni9t mebr
LANCE leben ruirb.-gs i9eint alfo bod
troBoem bic Wenolowitih mad Mngabe
regierungsfreunbli9er 8ldtter bic Witts
me zines Dreborgelipielers unb cine
profeiiionele 8ettlerin fem fol-, on
maBsebenoer STEELE ertannt au perben,
baB biefer Nusweiiungsfaa cine Mbbil,
fe bringenb erbeii9te,
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gslat. ABRtna & ephn.

01it benz 9erannaben BET 6erbffais
ION iteigert ii6 audi tpieber bas 8ebirfs
NIP nnieres Wfasens fir iubfantieae
Speiien. nniere 9auptnabrung bleibt
bas Gleii6, unb um fol6es frif6 uno
gut gu erlangeu, tanr man unm6gli9
einen auperldiltgeren Morft finben, als
ben bon Wm. D6fing & Sobn, $50.
511 abe. s. Sic !Serren baben benz
Gef@mad ibrer &uaben &e6nuns se=
trogen anb in ibrem @tabli1ement cine
falte 2uftmai6ine erri@tet, tuel9e allen
Nnforberungen fir grbaItung unb gnt=
~fernung iGd6li9er S%n9rebienaen beg
Gleif@es entipri6t. Sic baben befdn=
big in ibren 8iebbOfen einen sroBen
8orratb bon Maftbieb, aus nel6em
MIR 6as 8eite fir tire &unben semd6lt
nirb. Wer reel bebient fem mill, ber
beIu9e ben Marft, SEQ. 511
Mbenue s. 1,10t1i
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Drusgiten bon &ome, Ga, fagt: @eit atpei
Sabren fGbren mir Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY,
Electric Buffers nnb 8udlens Mrnica SaIbe,
unb ba5en ME SeiImittel sebabt, bic fi9 better
b~ertauften oOer me1r 8efriebieuns esipabrten.
Sic baben einise munberbare Ruren in ~unierer
Stabt bepirft, nameutIi9 mebrere Gdae bon
tpirtli9er gussebruns iinb burd ben @ebrau@
GINGER Glai@en ron Or. Sings aep 9issoOsre
Bitter. @ir sarantiren ~biefelben itetS.
3um @ertauf bel q. DreiS.
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California @eiue.

9err s.. 5. M eper, @boleiale &
&etailbdnbler in Meinen, Mlamp pla3a,
lit por &ur5em BON feiner bierten @es
f6dftsreife mad Galifornien suridge.
febrt. st fam iebt feline &u1ben unb
Gamilien nit ben beiten Sorten nptt
@alifornia=W einen urb reinem Srauz
ben=granbn perieben. &einen galifors
mia glaret berfauft er bic @olone-$1.
ports unb anbere unberfdlf9te Meine
finb ftets Bel inn burrdtbig.
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0r. &pfanfp.

Oieler Mame 1T 10 betaunt innerbaIb ben
Ser. Staaten, bab eS taum nGtbis 1T gu iasen,
bae er Der grfinoer bes beriibrnten Or. Botanic
Suien- unb 2unsen . Snrup 1T, bas beliebte
8oltsbeilmittel, mo immer es befaunt III, fir
Suiten, grtGItuasen, S@pinbfudt unb ale
aranfbeitea bes Salfes unO oer eunser. YreiS
so Gents uub $l.0o. 8ertauft BET s. aalt.
cher & .@pn.
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ssus CINDERELLA gaub gtore

finb rleue @aaren eingetroffen fur bic
beoorfebenbe GrIbiabrssSai
ION. Wir haben uns our@ ben @uz
genf9ein babon iberaeu9t, baB bieie
Waaren: Oanter= unb &inber>G 9ube,
9errenf6ube &C., bos Befte lino, mas
ie I'M biefgen Marfte oferirt nurbe.
Die guswabl 1T febr rei9baltig rnb Bic
preife finb iebem 8ebirfniB aasemefeu.
@er elegaates unb bauerbaftes S9ubs
3eug tragea miq, Der gebe gum
GinbereIIa S@ubsGtpre,
gde 1~ouitontraBe & Mbe. s.
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siSltaes @esensift sesen Malaria

Gs iolte allgemein befannt iein, baB
Simmons 2iber &egulaior, bereitet bon
s. 8. 3eilin & 60. 6as 3utrauen be-
fiBt, 6as Bublifum bor allen malaris
f6en 2ranfbeiten au bemabren unb bic
Beliebtbeit biefer Nr5nei benefit, baB
fie ~leiitet, mas BON lift geriibmt tpirb
unb per brei Sabre i'm Siiber ipobns
bait getpeien, bat iebenfals lire 9eils
trdfte geieben unb BEN S9ub, tpel6en
fe geger bic Mieberfebr bieier f6tpds
9euben unb gefdbrli6en 9ranfbeit ges
tpGhrt.
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sle6elaabs Boii0aia at Den genat.

Brdfibent Gleoelanb f6eint einGreunb
umfansrei@er 59riftfide gu fem.
Seiner eriten Sabress8 otf6aft f6lieBt
li@ in biefer Besiebung cine neue 8ot>
f6aft niroig al, bic er anldBlt9 ieines
@onfictes nit Dem @enat an biefe
R6rperf9aft seri6tet bat. So bano:'
tpurmartig lang biefes Document aud
1T, 10 ldbt li6 bic QuinteRena bes @ans
aen bod 5iemli@ fur5 5ufammenfa6em.
Ser prdlioent betreitet enti1ieben, 6aB
Die 8~e5iebunsen bes Gongre1es gu ben
8un6esdmtern uHb BEN grnenuungen
fur bieiel6en bur6 bic Sbatia6e beeins
fuBt pirben, oas iene Nemter bur1
bic @efeBgebung betber 6duier oes Rons
greRes ins 2eben gerufen ieien. Wdb=
reno bic Identification benz Senate
fiets tpilig bic ginf9t in bic amtli9en
Socumente gewdbrt babe, mii1e iie bas
4e6t behelben beIfeiten. bic NusIiefe.
runs ienet papiere 5t Derlangen, Bic
nit Der @rnennung uno NbfeBung BON
Bunbesbeamten in 3uiammenbang
itiinben. gQe biefe papiere = meift
8riefe, bic bon 8ireern an Den prafi=
benten geri9tet inb-feien 4ribatanges
leQeuheit bes 8rdlioenten, bic i'm ao1a
alIein betrdfen unb Die er Mtemonbem
au seigen berpfli@tet lei. @lebelaub Be-
~itreitet eati@ieben ben amtIiden Cha
rafter iener 8riefe, Die bod rnmDsli@
bur1 bic Sbatiame, 6aB r1a1t iie aufQes
boben unb ridt gleid fortgeporfen ha.
be, amtli@ getuoreen iein f6nnten.
5noarnt conifatirt Glebelanb. baB
iene S1riftftude i~iberbaupt ni1t bic
8~ebeutung unb ben GinfiuB Quf bic
MbIeBungen &C. gebabt bdtten, bic ber
Senat linen beiIege. Miinbli9e Mb=
ma9ungen tparen melt enti9eioen6er
getpeien, als jene f9riftli6en Geiu9e.
6ierauf gibt Der prdfibent einer
&idblid auf vdbnIi9e 8erfu9e, bic
8efugniKe 5es eriteu grecutiobeamten
gu bei6rdnten" unb betont babel ben
umftanb, baB 6as GefeB bonn Sabre
1867, tpel9es ben 8rdli6ente1 berpli@=
tet, Dem Senate Die @riinbe uno Ners
anlaHungen ieiner Mbfebungen unb
@rneunungen ansugeben, l6on 3pei
Sabre fp6ter tpieber ~auf9ebDben tuurbe,
unb baB man ltatt oe5en bamals benz
freien grmeHen bes erfen Beamten Ell
men meit gr6Beren 5pielraum aetpdbrte,
als bies supor Der Gau qeuefen.
glebelan6 aiebt au, baB feline grne,t=
nu1tger &c. nidt fret qemefen feien BON
MiBgriffen un6 Srrtbiimern. Sie 8erz
antmortung bierfur bdtte er iebpd bers
f6nlid su fraaer, ohne aur NbIequ1a
prn Rebenidaft bierfiir perbaimtet au
fem. Iur rem Wolfe SeIhff oeoemiihpr.
lei Ser 9rdiSemt perotttnortIiS' nibt
aber benz Genot. INN er meinerf III
ooua entfdieben. fein omtIidhss SHIN
unb 2ofYe1 Ser 8~eaufodtmnn 6sl3eIhs,.
au uutefbreiten.
Na6 NerIefuuo 6ieler 8otIhnft bes
0rdfi6enten erhob fiG gbmrnSs nn6
ertldrte, oiefe Mus[aiuna bes Wrdfi6en.
ten GIepeIQ1b eri1nere Inn an 6as bez
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u faepaR

Wer S9ube unb Stiefel gebrau6t,
Der gebe gu 8. sc. SuIliban, SO.
249 elisgommereetraBe. 9err Suls
liban 1T ge%senwdrtig i'm Often, um elm
11eues uno ~groBartiges Waarenlager
einaulegen. SeBbalb uirb er fem iebi.
ges groBes Eager bon Stiefeln uftb
S9uben 10 big 80 pro5ent biaiger bers
faufen als friiber, um &aum aa MAIDEN
fur bic 1leuett Maaren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-02

Die bette ealbe Der Belt fir e&nitte,
0uetf6unsen, @ei9pire, Giebsr. unb Samt,
Ausf9laS, GIedte, geipruasene Sanbe, Groft-
beulea unb ale Sautfrantbeiten; turirt ga.
mcrrboiben ober feline 8eaabluns. 8Ouise
Classification ~sarantirt ober bas @elb pirb
auriiderFattet. 20 Gents bic Sdadtel BET u.
Nrei6.
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- 6. $. @aiiaer, @bOlefaIee unb
&etailbdnbler in Garben. Selen, Mn=
ftrei9ermateriaIen, Commensurate,
San Nntonio empfiebIt iein groBes
2ager in bieien Mrtifelr 3u Seem Sort
ben getpdblten 8orratb BON 8ilbern:
gbromos, &upfers un6 Stabliiden,
Selgemdloen uno Bbahtaiie : 8ilberu
aaer Mrt, ferner auf Die 9ef6madbole
Iuswabl BON 8%ilberrabmer Der allers
mo6erniten Gorm unb auf bic Maes
umfafenoen 3ei@enmateriaIen aufz
merffam. Ollie N~uftrdge fur irgenb cine
Der obigen 8rau@en tperoen prompt
ausgefhbrt; 8ilber BON iecer @r6Be eins
gerabmt uub ole Nrbeite1 m6gli9f
i9nea unb gut beiorgt, bic in bas Sad
i9lagen.
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Dead Shot ecreh, Borm 0imt.
ment tuirft fiber unO f@nea. Oieies Eminent
tobtet bic @irnter %ausenblidli9 ; bGIt GIieeen
ab unb BELT bic 8unbe. SIN 8affer aufaelof
III eS Elm ausseaei9netes SeilmitteI gesen irseno
ipel9e @nnbea beim 8ieb. @reiS so Gents.
@rdparirt unb gum 8erfauf Bel u. Drei6,
Gan Nntonio. 1876 t1tp
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Feiles Sarsaparil1a" fur
ale 8lut. unb Sauitranfbeiten. 8urirt bic
idIimmten Sale bon 8Iutberqiftung Bis CUR
sep0bnli9en Slime. misunderstanding auf
ber Etifette. Gabriairt bon Der alamo Mft'g
Company uab gum @erlauf an @ieberberfdufer
unb an @ribatperioaen bel u. DreiE Gan
Mntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-02

@mpfeblenswertb 1T oas
aagernein befannte unb belteb-
te Glaiden=B ier Der Velpb=
raosfpi9er 8raueret fiir
6ausbebarf. 8eiteQnnsen
Site man brett an bic Brauea
rel At Ienben. 8,12t1S
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afaasi ssSa fsS MenidenseiHledts. 6plsenbe
flsft, iraeer gtnbIaaae, @opinpsb nit iteseIs
teif. WuiiIeibf0feff ue6 benz GKea, atbneis
ststa gs9ei, f6rpsrttdBe poer aetftt9e Mts
xvenaMii0. 4tu9ft1kett ttadl BET @taiJI5eit,
6ct5b0tElif oeS 3esmperaiaetts, gecra6te
&ttuntufte, Elm Geflbt aIS babe ta9tt ireeue
cine Nilfdf berf&Nsnt, G6irtnneL, Ser3fIra
R}ens @inttdtest Dor oett MaDett, DttnfeIees
farbtev ttrits, 8dt5ttdJe 0ertuRfMn9.-
anb ~trfpfbern bic Nnrenbuns zines 9etlulittel8, bas
tiyett duf htt Qebcr ipirft. alB elm aeber=SeilmitteI
b~,en 9utt's @ileat niht ibres Gleihen. SIRE
R2irfsng aui Mieren unb Cant 1T ~ebenfalIs PROMPT,
tuhfm re ale fInrvinbeiten bHrdb bteie bret ,Qtuss
fstrsr ceS Sg5tenss" ~befeitieen unb appetit, sez
frrbe @eTbduang, reselinibiSen Gtublsans, Hare
Sdnt unh etnen f~fdfttgen 8brpcr berlteaen. 9wft'S
45inen rcruriamen tpeter Glel oter 9eibS1ueifen,
np4 iap ne Rbrenp bel Der taefi4en SerufSarbett unp
ruh ain or1nhf{S.a6
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@sssamsittsl bsf allalaria.

9atts ilbegjaaerte YtDen.
Tntt's Qiaen linb mil elmer gaAiMemssSuaers
Dede dberSrgea. relGe tieiel5en Is ansenebm mic
Gcmfect Jun Gtnnctaaeu nnc felbt Gem itracsften
sa8en Snfraslid maat.
ushsraa il 9Gbsn, IS Gts., A Gaarsas Ctr. 1.Ss
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
MINERS COLUMN.
INTERESTING CLIPPINGS FROM
VARIOUS MINING JOURNALS.

After hard dsshes of rain coarse
god is often-times picked mp in tie
streets OF Sbasts.
Tee chief unns inspector of Ohio
reports ZG, ,2sG tons Of iron ore Diaed
in that State ip 1854, aud 259,5sl
tons in 1855.
Mineral has been discovered in
De kalb county, Tenn, that assays
So so OF gold, Sl2.50 Of silver and 80
per cent. of lead to the ton.
Galena. found at StaptoD Station.
Miss, contains ~ per cent. of silver,
Montana now stands second a. a
copper producing State or Territory.
In 1885 Michigan produced 7z.I4s,
LIP pounds and Montana 67,7O6, ,3GG
pounds.
Daniel Guerne, = miner veil rkuowg
10 Csliforcis and Nevada, WAS
murdered near La Trinidad, Sonora,
Mexico, while on prospecting trip
to the upper waters Of the Rio Hssoe.
Tao Coeur d'Alsne miners sase
contracted TO furnish the Helena,
Montana, reduction works 80, 900 tons
OF ore. worth. at the issSt caIculstjon.
$50 per ton, sggregsting x2,5O0.OO0.
saIs ore will have to bs hauled from
ths mines 10 Rathdrum, thence by
rail over the Aocly Mountains 70
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

Heiena.
A Ietter from the agsint OF Wells.
Fargo 4 Go. nj Pioche menticned .
gold find" some eights mi,@s west
Of Hike. Iineoln county, that 10 Great
ing considerable excitement In tbose
parts. The first learned OF the div
covery WAS through some Indians,
who produced very rich specimens of
gold ore A regular staiapedv set IN
at oDcs Tor the ns~ .'iiggings, s.~
pscialls from among the rhnensfs ~
Pahfapssat Valis,
Tue sh!pnssas =. II t1l4s VI copper
from the French compan,es' mines in
Lower Ca!iforDia brings new cop
per region to the front. The
mineral resources of Lower Cali
fornia have been very slightly de-
velopei ,hns far, bot oi iate several
active companies have gone to woik.
Ia copper mines particularly, the
peninsuia Is said TO b. very rlch.
On Monday lssi Daniel Domaine, 3
miner working in the MsDdsnLaii
CIRQUE mine, near Liyermore, AL.
smeds county, was killed by a cave
IN the mite. These deposits Of
cbrom. are opened By small rndely
constructed ianncls. The deposits
sre seldom extensive, aid as 5000 an
one il worked out a laew tunnel IL
rnn for other deposits. Two other
10 inols were siigbtly iDjnred by rhe
same esss that killed D3nahue
TLe ore bins at the Richmona re.
ductioa works are full, and Tor the
pressat no ore is being shipped down
from tbr company's mine. Ii 10
probable that two OF the furnaces
will be fired np about May 2Oth.
About 10000 mines have been
pstenisI in the uniiei States up to
January Of this year Mr.. Henry NJ
Copp, Of Washington, has recently
Published Inst Of them, arranged by
States and Territories.
1t IL reported that many men are
going to the Yukon gold fields,
ALASKA. aud also that the Indians oh
iect somewhat to the iuyasio Of
their ground.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

Tns New Mexican newspspsrs fU
several months pat have been adTo
eating the iemogaI of the military
headquarters CT Ariz1us to Albu'
queIqLe rad Ss-ta fe. cad 4iaimiag &
to have po-iiigs iUiuImstioa thai
such transfer vcrid be msde in q
very few months. That they we're
somewhat badly informed Oh th.
subject will be apparent from the
following order:
War Department, Washington.
Nay 4, l886.-By direction of the
president the district OF New Mexie o
b permanently transferred 10 the de-
po.tment Of Arizona. Tbs admins
txsaive affairs Of the district will be
copductsd from headquarters divi-
sson Of the Pacific, and the oommand-
ing general Of the department Of
Arizona will make all his regnisitions
lor the wants OF the district Of New
Mexico 70 the commanding general
,of that DIVISION.
VIZ. q. ExDlcorT,
Ss~sGaEy e Ws.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

TIE C.,miniitao on Territories O!
Il } Hoass. May 7th. reported back
Substitutes for tue bills introduced b.
Mr.. Isnham Of Texas. to nullify toe
Acts ~ the L~gisiatures Of New
d xieo AID Arizona to prevent th'
Introduction Of diseased cattle int
theme Territories. The substitute.
alloS the Introduction ni cattle With
oai restriction during the months oi
December. January and March, and
limits the inspection fee on othe:
months to 10 cents per head.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

If.s man may pot determine for
himself whether ne shall dispose OF
bis labor directly to sn employer, or
throo gu the medium Of 40 ofganiza.
tson, be is living 10 slavery. He is
not free man. And until bis free
dom 10 assured the labor question is
upsettled. Detroit Free Press.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

The Ohio State Senate has passed
. resolution requesting the Senate at
Washington TO prosecute ito inquiry
into tine means by which Payne So
cured his seat in the United States
Senate.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23


II is said fhe President will veto
the River and Harbor bill; the Snb,
Committee on conmsrce Ia consider
ing the bill
The House Commiltoe ON Post
Offices has agreed not 70 concnr in
the subsidy amendment OF the
Senate
The House passed the Diplomatic
and Consular appropriation hill
The establishment Of harmony be-
tween Lord Harrington aud Cham
bsrlain is believed TO assure the de-
J fea, Of dladstons's Home Rule bill.
! Public Deetlngs hays been pro
hlbited IN Berlin and Potsdan. M
less police consent II FIRST obtained
+, Severe storms have done much
damage in France and Germany.
Haggin's Ben Ali won the Ken
tutky Derby by thres-quarters Of q
length.
The Chicago police acisim tnat
Louis Lingg. arrested last week,
threw The botnb At the Hsynarket
riot.
Three men wers killed aud two
fatally injured by Q boiler explosion
| at Sarahsiile, q.
| NJ. Pilot, the abscobdlug agent Of
a French bank, obtained checks for
$40 Goo from the Director at the
point Of u pistol
The wholesale clothing man0ssc-
turers Of Cnicago bavs begun q
general lockout.
A. Aibers. agent Tor = sCaliforn,a
vine bouse, committed snieide NJ
Omaha.
Gilman Brown fatally snot bis
wife at Mason, Mich.
The people OF Ulster are arming to
resist Irish home rule.
/ Ex-Alderman Jashne Of New York
has been found guilty of bribery.
BARLEY Campbell has been de-
elared insane.
Reports OF loss OF life and property
by storms continue to be received
from Ohio, Kansas and Michigan.
| Bonds have been given for the re-
lease OF the seized fishing schooner
Dayia j. Adams.
| A caucus of Chamberisin's follow
ers decided TO oppose GIadstone's
Home Rale bill.
4 A new Greek ministry has been
formed.
4 The strike OF the Boston sugar re-
finers has ended.
| A cyclone did considerable damage
In Illinois.
z. b. Wsshburne Of Chicago hss
accepted the Presidency Of the
American exhibition to be held in
London.
Rev. DIR. lsadore kalisch, sn em-
insnt Jewish rabbi, died in New
York on Tuesday.
Reports from Victoria say thst the
run Of seals 10 heavier than ever be-
fore known.
| La the fremen's tourDaneut nj
Salinas the best time made last year
was beaten.
The county physician Of Los
Angeles is charged with making over
charges 10 his accounts.
Mrs. James Travis WIS shot and
probably fatally wounded by Eugene
McCapes near Fresno; McUapes and
his father are both under arrest.
| William Coehrane. living ia Grant
county, Or. fearing iyncbing. took q
dose Of strychnine AMI then uIe~ out
his brains. ...... ....
Bishop Stewart OF the Mormon
Church has been arrested for unlsw-
fnl cohabitation.
The Hames valley ugilsotes have
all been held for trial at Salinas.
Martin Kallicb, a we'll known cit-
izen of Portland, was accident
ally drowned Thursday night.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

One Of the candidates for Justice
at the recent election in Dakota an
pouncsd that il elected be wonld
marry couples for 81 aud wait for his
pay till the 6rst child was born. Hs
vas elected.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

The New York Sun advocates the
raising Of salaries Of Judges and
Federal officials 10 the Territories.
Considering the amount Of work they
do, we think they are too well paid
already.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad

appears to be trying to secure large
qusn.i:y of land in and about Los
Angeles for some purpose. 1t has
secured refusal of the Woifskill
orange grove and part Of the Coro
nsi property, seventy acres 10 al,
v,lnsd at $4,000. 1t is also ne
g,siating for Linden Park, which i-
held at 100000.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

President Cleveland and Miss
Folsom are 10 be married on J1ne
12sh, il they don't alter thsir minds
before then.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

In the early stages Of an acute out
brsak of anarchy GatliDg gun, or
II the csss may be severe, two, is the
sovereign remedy. Later on hemp,
in judicious doses, has an admirable
effect in preventing tne spread of the
disc ase. New York Times.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

The President has pointed out 10
Congress the necessity Of establish
ing definite boundary lioe sor
Alaska.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

The fight for Sheriff at the coming
election bids fair to be somewhat Of
a triangular one, the miners, the
stockmen and the railroad each bsv-
ing O candidate.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

The House Cowmittee on Public
Lands will report fayorably the bill
prohibiting aliens from aeqniring
public lands in the Territories.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

The new Legislative, Judicial and
Executive Appropriation bill makes
no appropriation for the Mint at
Carson City.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

The American fishing schooner
Ella NJ. Doughty has been seizse by
the Canadian Government for buy
ing bait at Englisbtowu, Cape Breton.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

Connecticut conrts have declared
boyeottipg 10 bs an illegal mode ol
redressing wrongs.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

N1nnlsend 10 cents postage, and e
q HIN viii maiI yoa free royal vHI.
"a SaA = Hsble, sample box Of loods
ihEi wiz pot yoa In The way of nah ing more
tnnilsy ~ oi &c, than anything eiss IN 49,.
erica. Both Eenes Of ali ages ean live at
home and work ~ sp8rs time, ny ia u 4
time. Capital not required. We win sta *
yeu, i.aps"Dsy pay sure for those who sta n
at onee, STrssos d Co., Portland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

The people Of Ulster are actively
preparing for war in ease home rule
il granted 10 ireland.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

A milk dealer in Vera Cruz has
besn fined $a00 fo- putting *aier in
ihe milk.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23
Edlterial Notes.

China Obj jeets to France control
liog all the missions in that country.
Mohave County miner., 1886-05-23

a bill providing for a Second Vice.
President has boen reported to the
House.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-10-13
NO.11.

pinned her colors on his hat and prom
ised to be faithful to the last. In the
spring Of 1865, ragged, dirty, half-starved
and penniless, he was paroled and started
back to Georgia to share the fortunes of
his ruined peopled. On his arrival in
Savannah he met an old friend just from
his former home, and to his eager inqni-
ries was informed that Minnie had been
married about week before to young
man who had escaped military duty by
hiding outIduring most of the war. The
news seemed to stun Frank and he turned
away without word. That night he
disappea, cd from friendly sight as effect
ually as if he had been swallowed up in
the fathomless ocean. His friends-and
he had host of them-made every effort
to trace him, but to no avail. He was
never heard of again until his dead body
was found in the little hut on the Ockla-
waha river. So the evil that women do
lives after them HAMILTON JAY.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-10-13
Kindness to Horses.

"Senex," in communication to the
Barnesvillo, Ga, Gazette, says: edgar
Jet" never wrote truer sentence than
when he said in the Gazette last week.
"No, we are not good enough to our
horses and mules; if we could show to
them more Kindness, they might return
TO us moro gentleness. And he might
have added, and more obedience and
better service. A horse, kindly treated,
will obey his master in anything that he
can understand, and he is more willing
and better able to render good and salts
factory service when he is well fed and
cared for and kindly spoken to than
when he is half starved, either for food
or water or both, and whipped unneces-
sarily, and 8" ded at without cause
some men n, rspeak kindly to horse,
and so neve I've kind horse. We
think horse or a mule, properly treated
and cared for, instead of being consid-
cred ''dcad old" at fifteen would be then
Just In his prime, and would do good
work till thirty, if not forty; and if the
law forbidding cruel treatment of do
mestic animals was rigidly enforced, we
should have better and cheaper horses
and mules. But good laws, without vir-
tue enough in the people to respect
them, are of little avail. Another feature
of the treatment of horses is, that the
man who treats his horse wrong will
not treat his wife right Let every
young lady make note of this fact, and
watch.how her sweetheart treats his horse.