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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-08

NOrHIxo win 80 retard the blossoming
OF budding love as dog in tho front yard
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-08

VERY often the May tyr OF courtship
is answered by the "You must" Of mat
rimony.-PHck
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-08

Tan attorney who makes . speciality Of
Admiralty cases must know al about the
vain law.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-08

A TENDER attachment is often followed
by train of disaster-Time
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-08

THERE'S divinity that doth hedge .
King, but put three other kings and an
ace in the same hand and there'u be Nc
hedging.-Life.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-08

0IN figuring up the sum total Of the snaks
kingdom much dependence is placed on the
adder.-Glens Falls Republican.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-08

"A wE1L-CovERED head may be poorl,
flied
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-08
TIE keeper Of deaf and dumb asylum
understands the mute ability Of man.

BETTING on election runs high; both
sides are confident Reputable merchants
bet. See novel card of Brown Bros, De-
troit and Kansas City, in advertising col.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-08

T~ NEWEST CRAZE!
e0ee00v3e 4 4 splendid study for Checker
0mG0OM1 = Players. The game consists in
~ SHRR@e making 10 men change sides By
VW6OW6W0n jumping each other without NOV.
en- 11llRe Ing one from the board or moving
0V6U 0uW6 backwards. A HdRdsou< Pri1e-
ONE HUKD8ED rORTRAITHOaiven TO
those sending % correct answers out Of posstbk
-. The g1me complete, with Key-~HoW 20 do IT,
mailed for - cents b KKANC11 0RE0ORY,
~ Broadway, NEW YORK. IT II NOES
ExcITIx0 THAN TIE FAMOUS us PCzZLk
- IANB THIS PAM sseY - vHA
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-08
AVallable Remedy.

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stimulate the Liver, strengthen the Kid
neys, regulate the Bowels. They were in
troduced In the United States in 1855 Since
that time over fifty millions Of boxes Of
BRAxDRITH's PILLS have been consumed.
his, together with thousands Of convinc-
ing testimonials from all parts Of the
world, il positive evidence of their value.
BAANDRHTH's Pills are purely vegetable,
absolutely harmless, and safe to take at
any time.
Sold in every drug and medicine store,
either plain or sugar coated.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-08

EcoxoNY Il wealth; wealth breeds az.
travaRance; therefore economy Is the
mother Of eXtravaGance.-HoTpeT' B6s0r
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-08

A WHITE salutation-A milk shake.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-08

IT isn't 50 bad to be disappointed In Low
As in marriage. CHICAGO Tribune.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-08

The prize ring-the solitaire engage
ment-PUck
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-08

CROOKED work will always bring man
into straights.-Pittsbtlrgh ChyontclA
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-11-08

HARD to beat-carpets.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25
. Oassi.GussAsA cIsrsynan's fssss.

4 OassisGussAsA cIsrsynan's fssss.
aesy.
Rev. b. n P,ekrns. President n the
Methodist Protestant Church Of Soath
Carolina. vrises from Green~rlle:
"Abou. four years ago ] wss ATTACKED
With what the physicians pronounced
ssurslgie rheumatism. accompanied With
srysps's-. Ny sppeiits failed ms entirely.
snd had IN intsrmitting pulse and very
irregular pusations Of the heart A TER.
yible pain soon esuns into my eh-st and
shouiasrs. and ] bsesms 70 helpless that
could attend 10 NJ business at all The
paiAs were movable. and " w,uld som~timas
psss from vns part Of NY body u another
Finally the erysipelss broke ouf on my iefs
bsnd snd arm, and produced much swell.
iAs wss tor eighteen months sflietsd
IN this vsy. sad Of course used great
nssy kiaAs ef .sdicines. but nothing gave
as relief Yrsnds finally persuaded ne
70 ny Svift Specific noticed decided
imp, ovsnsnt while taking the first bottle.
I eoptinued in use until Ihsd taken .tout
On. dos<n bottles, when { und myseli
sound and veil again. With no sign oi die.
ssse l~f, except . stiffness in my hand. Q
result Of the erysipe -. While taking
The R.dicins gained on On svs rage two
pound. Of assh pr wssh. ,hinh 8 3 q.
3 valuable nsdicins. and ! i..Qusa,ly
ss.cnaesd II - ny frisnds"
Write 10 The swivT svxe1ve c.,
Atlsata, O., ~ Treatise on Blood s1i
okia Disssssa. nstlsd frss TO snyvss."
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25
Cs.sus IN ption sapely Cured.

To TIE EDrroR: Please inform your
readers that l have positive remedy for
the above named disease. BY its timely
uss thousands o. hopeless cases have
been permanently cured. I shall be glad
10 send two hotties Of my remedy yRES to
any Of your readers who have consnmp-
ton II they will send me their express
and post Office address. Respectfully,
r. A. SLocUA, NJ. G.,
1871 Pearl St., New York.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25

District, Territory Of Arisona, County of
Mohays.
William Grant,
T. o. Stevens, John Tway,
O,oAr Hodgdnn and John
Fielding and W.A.O-good,
Defendants.
Action brought in the DISTRICT Court Of the
Third Judioi i District of the Territory or
Arizona, IN snd for the County Of Mohave.
The Territory Of Arizona sends Greet ing e.
L. q. Stevens. John Tway, Oso " Hodg.
dnn. w. A Osgood and J"hn Fielding.
YOu are hereby summoned and required
to appear in An action brought against yuu
by the above named Plaintiff In the District
Court of the Third Judicial District. Ia and
for the Connt of Mohavs, in the Territory
OF Arizona, and answer the complaint 6ls0
with the Clerk Of this Court. At XipRman,
IN said County, "a 0 'py Of which G Im plain
aocompa MES this Summop1,) within ter
days (e1clnsive If the dty Of service) after
the service upon yon Of this Summons. u
served IN this County; but II served ont Of
tbs Cou ity. and within this District. then
With twenty daysi In all other cases
thirty days.
And you are b. rsby notified that If 700
fail to apps " and answer tue complaint a.
f,ult and Judgment against yon in 400 ,rc I.
ance with the prayer of Paint f's con I.
plant and costs and disbn rssmsnts In th1
behalf expended.
Given undsr my h,nd and the
~ Seal # the said DISTRICT Court, ~
SEAL. kingmap, this 9Th dty If Febvaar..
1854. WILLIAM LAkxIx. Clerk
SunsEA howARr and JAMAs J. n DE,
att'vs for Plaintiff. i54
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25
DROPOsALs FOR ARMY TRANspoR.

DROPOsALS FOR ARMY TRANsPoR.
l. TATlOE Headqua rters Dep rtrnsnt
Of Arizona. Ofioe of the Chief Qusrtsrn,as.
ter. Los Angelas, Cal, January 30. 1888. -
Seized proposals will no received At this
1883. and op ned i'm mmediat thsrss ftsy iu
the presence Of bidosrs. for the furnishing.
during the remainder Of tho hscal year
ending June 10, 1873, of transport ton for
military supplies from such shipping point
on the Atlantic d Pacific Railrosd No the
bidder NAV el OF. 70 Fort Mojavs, 4. r.
general instructfons IN bid.
dsrs and blank foims Of proposal will be
on application to this offioe. A..
8. KIMBALL, Qunrterusster Y. 8. A.,
Chief Qua RI sfmsstex.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25
Notice Of Forte ture.

To Charlss l.. Roc:
You sfe hereby ,tiHsd that We have OF.
psndsd thre4 hundred dollars In lab ,r and
improysmsnts upon the Antlsr mine. 10.
Gated In thu Csiar Valley n ming Di.trio',
Mohavs county. Arizona Territory. snd duly
recorded In Book %, PaRo 6ls. Mining Ne.
cords of aid o unity. In order 10 bold
d prsms Z undor tho pr Jvisi, ne of S~e
tior 332& r sised 81 t.sutes NJ ths Un ted
the me for the ye e. ended Deosinbsr 81.
,SS, 1885 and 1887.
And you are further notiGs tn { the pro.
portion hsnd sxpsnd taro dus " I'm you
II 800 lawfnt money OF the United Ststee.
and II within 50 davs after the public stion
Of this rosioS You f,ii or efuse e. o A.ri
bnts y ur proportion of suoa orpsna,tlrs
as co.ownsr, your interest In lid oit'm xill
become tbs property ut the undsrsigned,
under said section 1924
J. RossoRouoB.
J3Hs h MAcKESzrE.
KnoMAN, Arix., February %, 1888.
1913
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25
Notic, Of Forfeiture.
To James Olirsr, Thomas Olirsr and Sam,
us( Olirer.

To James Olirsr, Thomas Olirsr and Sam.
uel Olirer.
You ero hereby notified that have sx
pended one hundred dollars In labor and
improvements upon he Miss ssipp mininI
claim. situated In the Ma ynard Mining Dis
trict. Mohave County. Arizona Territory.
and duly recorded IN Book n, Of Mining
Records, page GLIB. 10 order TO hold said
premises under the provisions Of Section
1924, Revised Statutes Of tho United States
being tno amount required to hold the samc
for the ysar ending December 3'st 1887.
And you nre further notiasd that the pro.
portion Of = id expenditure due from each
Of vou 10 S25. lawful money Of tho United
States. and IL within 30 days after the pab.
ncstion Of this notice you fail or rein . to
cont ributs your proportion Of snoh eXpen.
diture ~ c0.owners. yonr interest In said
claim viii become the pr ,porty of the dn-
dsrsigned undersigned under said section
Z324.
FRASK HAMfLroH.
kingHan. Ariz. January 18th, 1883.
l3.i3
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25
ANNGxANoh % CANADA
n 0ssassssss Aas0DS - AsssOpeAsa
u ~ 1srss-A IsOSss 1StssoA.

The pssssaA aGiAsties ssocssaiDs ~
States recalls the tine vhsa ths anns1S
ton OF that country vss psopossd 70 b.
brought about By fosoe q Arms. The
proiecr wss entrustsd q the bssvs
General Montsoosvy, ssststsd BY ths
famous patriots. Colonsls Nhan Allsa
and Seth Warner. While saesSsd ia
this invaiou Ethan Aljea vss takss
psisonsr BY the British and ssnt - Ens-
land, whore b sxpssieoesd Wy herb
trsstnsnt.
II wss Colossi Warner vhs tviss cen
Quoted his men ssisly hons. though ths
march was coastsatly surrounded By
dangers. Once Nontgonsgy ssnt them
home because th~iS tims vss eat, and
though they were willing % eeotinus In
service, they wsrs wfshost sa1a;snt
clothing. and nsos ess!d b had In that
country.
Colonel wasnss had hardly ss.ivsd
hons before he hoard thst NooteoDssy
hsd bsen killed. sad ths sasss. - veil %
the lives a the men, wess Dst ID g~eaa
jeopardy He collected hiS nsa again
and st once ssarssd ieS CanAAa % asaist
bic countryhnsn IN their s1tssnity. But
his e1os0 ven a NO avail. and n vss
scoo tossd ssesssssy 70 ssSs ~ ths hss
q rstsooA.
i VS. he dssd 4 viatss, aad only
nscsssiiy ssactiossd 0oving tAs troops.
1hs terror d paRsuis and The nsx II the
sessen fusnishsA SaAlcsent cause fus
alarm and hsses. Celeosl Warner ~
NAMED With ~ Hsas q tho army, and
sidsd thsm In May ways msst s6sc-
toally - b was Q nsa veil posted in
caring fos ths sick sad this kaovlodes
nos came into excellent uss.
% must keep The army In melton, not
. Day must b lost. and yst ~ vas With.
oas any chest ol msdscanss. Bot he
uadsTsasod ths medicinsl u-s Of roots and
hsrbs, aud Of proper csss ss critical
times, and vitA these aliiss. he msds 81
stsssssl asht s0sinss Aisssss among his
men.
When Toondsross wss reached AMI
~ roll called. thanks - Seth wsrner
NJ 70. vscsncsss in the ranks appeared.
Oh. Warner saved the lives a hun
6rsds sf men in this way. and hs did .
noble work, bot Il remained for biz
ns0sssks, II. n. Warner, head H
Wssn-S's sac Cuss establishment. 10
give the same kind q ysmsdiss then ussd
y tbs people ot 70 asy, In "Wasnss's
Log Cabin Remedies" Thsss semedies
hays bssn adopted after thorough trial
and investigation, and tissy sss rsmeditr
od este biishsd reputstion Being sholly
vegetable, hey osn b 1sed without any
toos - 10 ths results.
Ansas he ssw Remedies = Q Sarss.
pasilis tsr the blsod, Hops ssd Buchu
~ The stomach sad digestion, Cough
sad Cons"mptioa Rsnsdy. Scalpias for
the hesd and hair. Ross CFssm fos thst
terrible diseass, essss1h, . Log Cabin
Liver I'LL. Log Cahan fiassss and an
Extzact f4 internal end sxtszaA use.
Or readers asy rsst ass1sS1 sAss absss
. 2osf1 h svsfy as3a1s.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25
Dsoss Up.

You are feslinR depressed. your sppssits 10
poor. you are bothered With headache, you
are Adgetty, nervous. and gen rally eut Of
sorts and want TO roc up. Brace up, but
not With stimulsnts. spring medicines or
bittsrs. which have for their basic very
cheap. bad whisky. and which stimulate you
for an hour and then leave you In worse
condition than before. What you want Ia
40 Alternative that vii. purify your biood.
start healthy action Of liver and kidneys
restore your vitality and give renewed
health and strength. Such medicine you
will and In Electric Bistsrs. and only 80
cents bottle at II. H. Watkins Drug
4tore.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25

n, woman can complain that IL 10 i'm
ppssibls TO gam information on any sub
jsct Of which she wishes knowledge II she
10 . reader OF Dsmorest's Monthly Msga-
sine. We have como TO this conclusion
sftsr looking through the March number
just rsceivsd), Of this valuable publics.
ton. for not only does It coatain matter
interesting 70 svery member Of this lam.
lily. but the publisher encourages women
Of al classes TO write for any desired In.
formation, and the Correspondents
Club" certainly shows thst they take sd-
vantage Of this opportunity. II must 70
quirs great research TO answer the numsr.
ous inquiries. and II II surprising what
questions Of general interest are asked.
Every woman should subscribe for this
beautiful and comprehensive Magazine
beautiful on account Of il artistic merit,
comprehensive because IL covers every
subject In which women are interested.
Publisbsd by W. Jennings Dsmorsss. Is
East ltth street, New York. Yearly, t2;
single copies, 20 cents.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25

The House Committee Of tho Judiciary
has considered the bill introduced for in
crsssing the number Of judges In Ari.
IONA. and it has reported it back ad-
vsrsely. The committee report that by
the tenth census Arizona hsd q popala.
tion Of but 5000. 1t says: "Indulging
the largest and most liberal supposition
- 70 the increase since 1880, It 10 safe TO
say that the population has not more
than doubled. The Judges Of the Circuit
and superior courts OF the States try and
determine tho suits brought In . populs.
ton Of from 100000 TO 2O0. 900. and the
committee 10 Of tho opinion that three
Judges in Arizona ought TO try all the
original and appellate cases in that Terri.
tory Of less than loo, 600 people,"
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25

said, open this door or ] will kick IL In !;
Ispoks up and said. yoa had better not
kick II In; he replied, viii kick itin and
you too; with that bs kicked the door in /;
then jumped up and grapplsd with him,
while scuflinR With him I heard Q shot !;
not knowing that there Was . gun In the
room, I imagined II vas In the saloon.
felt the man with whom I was scu6iing
relax his hold on me. and saw where be
was shot. Ievsn then could not toll that
be had bssn shot until turned around
and saw . gun In the hands Of tho lady
Kitty Blonesr. I said, my God, what
have pen dons?" she replied, II don't
know. have killed him." A crowd
rushed In then. ! havo known Kitty
Blongsr about nine or ten months; she 10
known ~ prost ituts; the man did not
speak aitsr he was shot; We were both
down On ths Hoor scufiins.
The jury returned tho following verdict ::
"PHAcn 6raIS0s, Ariz., Feb. 2e, 1883.
We. the undersigned Jury summoned
tor IN inquest on the body Of Charles
Hill. 6nd that he came TO his death from
. pistol shot fred from tho hands of .
woman called Kitty B.onger, on February
20, 1858.
J. N. CoEExoUR, tforsman.)
J. RICHTER.
G. q. REYNOLDS.
W. b. DEMSsEY.
J. L. EsLsos.
X. HIRxEsfRRY.
W. TRAcKwELL.
JAS. BUCKLEY.
ALBERT CROOK"
After the examination, Kitty Blonger
and ID. N. Fay were brought to this place
and put In Jail.
On Thursday charge Of murder was
brought by Prosecuting Attorney Eb.
and the accused parties were
brought before Justice OF the Peace Fun
ston, and sn examination was set for
the 27th inst.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25
SUM MONS.

Ia the District Court Of tho Third Judicial
District, Territory Of Arisona, County Of
M,haga
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25

Subscribe for the NlrEx.
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25

AUO Sh$ooADS V'1osy SOSohSIb
recently 10 asssio, at Tombstone. pssssd .
resolution recommending that shs present
rnlts and regulations Of the Territorial
So' ool Board of Liucstion. forbidding the
'nAirtion Of corporal p1nishmeut b -.
s-indsd. aud that 10 bs left disorstionary
With the teachsrs a. T. when soeh pun:sh
nsnt shall bs inflicted. It 10 also recon-.
nsnded t1st the nss Of Quaeksnbos' school
b,oss md wsbster's spslier BE- disoon-
sinnsd and better books be adopted in their
? aos.
4 miner writing 90 the Tomhst me Pros.
p, tor ssys: 1T IL only . waste Of time
and money for miners In qusat Of work to
ooms to this camp 70 obtain IL. - there are
now hsrs 10 camp betwssn thirty and forty
idle men, many Of whom have bssn here
over month and a. yet are asssnploysd. -
the sompaniss srs Apparently all fall hand.
81. At its bsat this 10 only . % camp; 81
week for board; &s to )s = month for cabin
rent; el60 for dostor's fees: and altogether
With other necessary sxpsusss will aRgrs.
gate go pr month"
The Prs~oott Courier Of the 18th inst.
aye: "a telegram vas last evening 70.
osivsi BY Mr.. 2. N. Murphy, Of Prescott.
frn NJ. Clark. OF Butte. Montana. ia
forming Mr.. Murphy that he tMr. Clark)
had por,hsseA the United Verde Copper
minss, sosltsrs. sto.. in this county, and
that he would b In Prescott early ssxs
month fMsroh). This 10, indeed, good news
for the psopis Of Northern Arizona. The
pnrshsssr Ia very wealthy citizen Of Butte.
Montana. whore be owns and opsratss
hanks, mines aud smsltsrs. Mr.. Murphy
Ars' met him ss New Orleans. and says hs
10 oos Of The bsst uasa Of the Wsst."
Mohave County miner., 1888-02-25


to brssk my door" and then won't ont
side. I saw also . man In the room Who
I have heard called "Kid" Fay; be was
dressed and standing back Of her towsrds
her left; did not hear any sound which
sounded like tho breaking open Of door"
Geo. r. Smith recalled; did not hear
any noise which sounded like breaking In
OF door. nor q word spoken"
Dayton N. Fay residence Prescott age
u, occupation gambler; man came 70
the room door and asked TO be let IN. and
Kitty Blongsr replied that she was en-
gaped. the man ssid open this door or
viIl kick It In. for thought was lover
Of yonrs; shs ssid. get away from there
will be out in few minutes, for the
man Ia here 10 . stranger 70 you; he then
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-20
WOOD RIVERS ORE PRoDJ,cr
l'e.d Of tho Mines Marketing their Orc.
AZ HALEY and Bellevue from octo.
DER III, 1886, to Jannarv 1 1900

A'e!a Of the Mines Marketing their Orc.
at HALEY and Bellevue from oc,o.
Der sl' 1886, to January, 1, 1858.
The following statement of the
yield Of the mines whose product was
sampled at HALEY and Bellevue dur.
ing the IA months beginning Novem.
Der l, 1886, and ending December
81 1887, is supplied by w. H. Watt,
Tor the information of the Freight
Department Of the Union Pacific
hallway Company. 1t is the first
time in the history of this region that
such report has been obta,nable at
all; and as it contains information
that many newspaper or mining men
and Others have vainly endeavored to
secure, it will doubtless be preserved
tor future reference by all parties in.
terested. If similar complete re.
port could be obtained fsom the
Philadelphia and Idaho Mining and
Smelling Company and from the
ketchum Sampling Works, the actual
yield of this region during the period
covered would be ascertained to a
pound.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-20
9,463,755 19,9l7,952

MINES WHICH SHIP TO HALEY DEPOT.
Idahoan, Z miles westerly.
o. K, s miles westerly.
Mayfower, = miles westerly.
Tyrannis, 40 miles westerly.
Bay Horse, Is miles westerly.
Japan. 2 miles westerly.
Nay Aug, Is miles westerly.
Narrow Gauge, IS miles westerly.
CULLEN Lease, s miles westerly.
Carrie Leonard, 40 miles westerly.
Nettie, IS miles northwesterly.
Commodore, 3 miles westerly.
Bullion. 7 miles westerly.
Lone Star, 13 miles portheasterly.
Red Cloud, IS miles northwesterly,
Snow Fly, 10 miles rorthwesterly.
King of the West, 40 miles westerly.
Quaker City, l6 miles northeasterly
Idaho Democrat, miles north
Montezurna, 16 miles westerly.
Emery, Is miles northwesterly.
Bay State, 10 miles westerly.
Mountain View, 8 miles westerly.
Stormy Galore, 40 miles westerly.
Elkhorn, Is miles northeasterly.
Jumbo, l6 miles westerly.
Parker, 16 miles northeasteEly.
Ophir, s miles westerly.
Montana, 10 miles northwesterly.
Argent, 16 miles westerly.
Anxious, Is miles nor,heasterly.
War Dance, Is miles northeasterly.
Yankee Blade, so miles norther'y,
Oohir, 80 miles northerly.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-20
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