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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
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I-OR RFNT-ONE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
4 with or without board at 194 Jeferson-ave. II
NOR RrNT-FURNIsHED OK UNFURNIsHBD
front rooms, upStaiis with or without board.
Apply los spriagst. 2s
no RENT - A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
l room suitable Tor man ana wife or two young
men with board; hot air. centrally located, al 214
0ttawast IL
GOOD ROOMS FURNISHED OR USFUR-
" nished, with or without board at 40 North
Division-st IS
IlOR REST-FURNIsHED ROOMS: STEAM
L heated aud furnished rooms for light house
s.e ing. Apply at room 1913, New Houseman
bl OK l5f
TIJR RENT-A NICE FURNISHED ROOM FOR
J. gentleman IN private family al l51 Crescent
ave stf
Tor RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED Up
stairs. 'front.' room. suitable lortwo gentlemen.
Apply al IS Rsnsom-st. .
no RENT CHEAP-TW0 NICELY FURNISH
L cd rooms. apply at AZ y. Coilese-aye, city.
TOR RENT-DESIRABLE PARTIES CAN
+ obtain either OF two first class furnished
rooms supplied with steam heat, etc. in the new
Vinegar block on South Division-St.. by applying
TO h. ID. Brock. S3;tf
TOR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
either single or en- st.ite; steam heated: also
looms for light housekeeping. Apply st Room IS,
Ledysrd lock, lOi Ottswast. 2bu
NOR RENT-TWo SUITES OF SEVEN ROOMS
I in the new saiine block. with all modern
ing Crate. Also 3 ten ement of six rooms corner
Sbawmut-ave. and Wiirterst. Also rooms To rent,
furnished or unfuTushed Inquire of y. W. Bar
Dard, % Alen-st, cCTner c. At. Vernon 81. 3istf
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17
HeIp JTnnffd--WaIe.

WANTED - TEN HINIsTs, BOTH
W mae hlne and wise hsnds. also tenographer
aud type writer. must have experience IN Once
work. Perkins & Co. North Frant-ss. II
yVANTkD a FIRsT CLASS MACHINE
w patiera maker al once. Rooms and :,
Pierce ilock. Il
MTANTED-MAN TO TAKE TBE AGENCY
w OF our rates. size .kxlsx's inches, weight
500 lbs, retail price So other sizes in proportion
rare chance 70 create = permanent business AZ
home. These ssies meet Z demand never before
supplied By other safe ecu panes as We are not
governed by the sale Pool Alpine Sale Co. Cn-
cinuati Olio ietz5
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

ne has osen proven practically by
GxoE0x I. PowELf, OF Ghsns y. T., that
z-cz afplss srsfied iato harvest tgsss
vii produce a large and lusciea1
Fell fruis. that vii ripen by the Fiddle
OF August This information ought to
be worth $1,000 20 the farmers and
frms g7cwsrs O. Ksnt county. Thor
oughly t,psueI Wlatsr Epplss daring tue
harvest ssasoa ought to sell ior 81 per
hnahsL
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-17

I OsI SUNDAY AFTERNOON MAR IHE
IL Z. a . "a Zeal 81 hesE Dlt lsiozl =. dslk
ote~u !lr nut - fsa&t1. Leave a
spflaS = Conpsay's ksoEs- ~
4 O,T-JANIA ARY ls BErNEES WKsT KAD
Il OK bT.d<e a. B'iise and No = c-saey Al
tlneh Of KEYS and commission iocs FINDER
VII eenssr fAvor b returning sans % leie-
srsm hsraia once or - notifying me BY card.
care bIo~a sehier ADGres hsnsn -
I Osf-Ihis bAf t4V>esi. fcIh PAIR
IL OF 50 eye sls-ss sig nom John Ken
dat : 10 hldders, Snt nffinK q t1s stores
haaer vii gleass rElfu them 70 AFs. j. l.
Tits s0ush east Cofiser o; North DIV nlon and
Crescent ave. aud rec I've reward ~
I OST - ~ AOSRoESE. OR JEFFERSON
Ii ave, a pair of gold towed 81 estacles a.
lealheF case. Finder please notify Mrs Merritt,
81 = Proepeetsl sad eeelye literal reward .oslf
business Personals.
II =. PERRY, ~ TIE REAR or "a SOUTH
L. Division 81. VIII furnish all kinds o. build
ing stone Al re3sonAsle rates also helDloek lunl-
Der for all kinds OF buildins purposes y
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-09
Poison in the Pipe.

An experiment recently made by the medical staff of the German army as to the effect various grades of tobacco had upon the health of their soldiers Is of general interest to all smokers. 1t was found, after a searching inquiry, that the prevalence of throat diseases among smokers was not due so much to excess in this indulgence as to the use of green and improperly cured leaf
 Few manufacturers can afford to have large capital idle for three years or more, consequently the most of them cut new leaf, the noxious effects of which Is fully realizeI when generated through the heated smoke. It Is only large manufacturers who make smoking tobacco a speciality and who desire to retain their we'll earned reputation, that carry large stock of leaf for the specified period. We learn that Marburg Bros. have in store nearly twenty millions oi pounds of the crop of 1885. and to this Is due the wide reputation they have established for their "Seal of North Carolina Plug Grocer and Country merchant.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-09
LOCAL RUINESS MENTION. Ome Interesting Items for Ail
 Classes M Readers.
Freighters. Attention!

The undersigned, having been award ed the freighting contract between Verde Station, on the Prescott x Ari- znna Central railroad, and Jerome, for w. A. Clark, lessee of the United Verde Copper company, is now prepared to give employment to freighters, at the rate of $9 per ton, each way. The roads vii! be placed in good condition i; water will be furnished free at all sta- tions on the road Hay and grain and board will also be furnished at all sta tions at very. low rates. Conveniences will be provided at Verde Station for board of teamsters, corral for stock, and a general supply store, at which all frefghters' accounts will be carried for thirty days, and cash payments for freight will be made at the end of every thirty days.
 Parties wanting to engage should make their applications at once, as a number of teams have already been en- gaged. Freighting will commence be- tween May 9th and May 10th. The undersigned can be found at either Prescott or Verde station. POstotlice address, Box lO5, Prescott.
 E. H. WIrHERELL.
 Prescott, April g, 1888.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-09
SUMMONS.

In the Districr Court of the Thiri Judicial District, Couuty o' Yavapat, Territory
 Of Arizona. John R. Tabor. Plaintiff, ys. Eiizabe h Tabor,
 nefendant%
 Summons Nc. .5sQ. Action brought 1n the District Court Of the Third Judicial District, in and for the County of Yavapai. Territory of Arizona The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Enzabeth Tabor.
 YOl hereby sum mOned and required to q 1pesr n an action brough, against yOu by the above named plaintiff in the District Court Of the third Judicial District in and fssr the County of Ya-apai. in The Territory of Arizona. and answer ths com mplaint nied with tine clerk ot ,h1s Court. a Prescott, in said unty, Ga copy of which complaint accom- |. pauies this .ummOns) within ten days lex upon ys,u of this sum ns, if served m this cOuniy. but fl served out oi the county, and within this district, then within twenty days in al other cases, thiit " days.
 Ani you are hereby notifisd that if you fail n arpear and answer the com piai ut. x above Quired, Jbe plalDiif will iak~ judgment; against you by defsnit, and amply [, the court fur me relief de .asndei in his said com plaint. and costs snd di.burSmeuts in this behalf eXpenced.
 Given Under my hand and the Seal Of said (~EAL C Cturs rhis 9th day uf April, AID 1888
 WILL AM MI KERSON, Clerk
 By F.. ; WRIGHT, Deputy.
 F. M. Sanford. attorney for plaintiff First p .blicatlon April z7, 1888. 30d
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-09
An Overland Traveller.

Monday evening about ) o'clock, a
 man giving his name as c. H. Smith, and who was driving an old bronco pony attached to two-wheel cart, halted in the streets of Fayette and en- quired for the marshal, saying he was peddling soap. In conversation with an Advertiser reporter this man Smith said he left the state of California D miles this side of san Diego, January 13, 1888, and had come every foot of the way by overland; that for l 400 miles he rode the pony, carrying 100 pounds, including his own weight; that at one time for three and another time for four days he was in the great desert without thing to eat save sack of corn meal, upon which himself and pony lived during that time: that in Arizona he was caught in a blizzard and he and his pony laid along side a huge rock for two days; that they cross ed the Rio Grande on railroad bridge by means of two blanks l4 feet long and l6 inches wide-the bridge is . yards in length and when the pony would walk to tine end of one plank he would place the other in front of her. He says the pony has all her life been used as a pack pony in the Calico mines of the golden state. He says that he purchased his cart in Kansas and has regretted it ever since, for the pony can carry her load easier than she can draw tho cart. Smith says he is going to Williamsport, Pa He possesses letters from the officials at Rio Grande bridge sustaining his story. He is a good talker and we'll posted concerning the country over which he has travelled. Good luck to Smith and his pony.- Faystts (Ao.) Advertiser.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-09
THE LESSONS OF "UNSER FRITZ
 CASE.

The greatest doctors in Europe don't seem to know what ails ''Unser Fritz !" Thus are the Garfield and Grant enisodes repeated, and public confidence in ''expert' medical knowledge is agalD shaken.
 The effect is a revulsion.
 Since the fatal days of 1883, many of the doctrines of the schoolmen concern ing extensive medication have been abandoned, and all schools of practice are more and more relying upon old fashioned simple root and herb prepara- tons and careful nursing,-the only re- liances known to our ancestors.
 These methods and reliances are illus trated to-day in a series of Old-fashloned roots and herbs preparations recently given to the world by the well-knowE proprietors of Warmers safe cure-pre- parations made from forlnulA possessed by many of our oldest families. and rescued for popular use, and issued under the happy designation of Warmers Log Cabin Remedies.
 "Ny son." exclaimed a venerable swoman to the writer when he was boy, 'my son, your yeller and pale and weak like lookin', your needin' good shak- ing up with some sas'pariP."
 4 jug of spring sarsaparilla was just as ,cessary in the winter supplies" of fifty years ago as was a barrel Of pork, and famous medical authority says that the very general prevalence of the use oi such a preparation as Log Cabin .SIrsaparilla explains tine rugged health of our ancestors.
 While Warner's Log Cabin Sarsaparilla is an excellent remedy for all seasons of ne year, it is particularly valuable in the bring, when the system is full of slug .ish blood and requires natural con. ,i;utional tonic and invigoratOr to resist odds and pneumonia, and the effects Of long winter Philo NJ. Parsons, clerk ni the City Hotel of Hartford, Conn.,, was prostrated with cold which, he says, seemed to settle through my body. 1 neglected it and the result was my blood became impoverished and poisoned, in- Heated by inflamed eyes. l was treated out my eyes grew worse. was obliged to wear a shade over them. 1 feared that iwould be obliged to give up work"
 Under the operation of Warmers Log Cabin Sarsaparilla and Liver Pills," ne says, ''The sore and infamed eyes disap- peared My blood, l know, is in @ healthier condition than it has been for years. I have a much better appetite. l shall take several more bottles for safety's sake. Warmers Log Cabin SarsaparilIa is a great blood purifier and most heartily recommend it"
 A few bottles of Warmers Log Cabin Sarsaparilla used in the family now will save many a week of sickness and many dollar of bills. Use no other. This is the oldest, most thoroughly tested, and the best, is put up in tine largest sarsa- parilla bottle on the market, containing l20 doses. There is no other preparation of similar name that can equal it. The name of its manufacturers is a guarantee of it's superior worth.
 While the great doctors wrangle over the technicalities of an advanced medical science that can not cure disease, such simple preparations yearly snatch millions from untimely graves.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-09

The treatment of many thousands of eases th0ce chronic weaknesses and distressing Hotel and Surgical Institute. BuflalO. N. Y., nao e0orded . va!t experience in nicely adapt tng and thoroughly testing remedies for the 'qs Sas:er,p.,ou . the out0r0wth. or result, of this great and valuable experience. ThOuands of testimO- clan: wSo have testsd t h the mCIe 1 sSSm- Snsn vated and obstinate cases which had baflicd tneir okiIl. prove 1t to be the most wonderful cufIerinG women. It is not recommended a . "cure- el." but e most perfect Specific for Woman's peculiar ailments.
 no sS .Es :SSss :Sss: :Sss pcssicSla.; For Sve.worked, "worn out. :" drsssnsis1s; ess@stTessss. sshopesirls." hoase. esss:sily: p;: f.eTss;s FssO!i.s Pre- fSsscripsie1 ea . n sppssisine cordiai and and restoTative % tonic.
 Ae . eoct6ing anA ssrengthcning neIvines .FavoHte Prescription" is une- duinI nervoue e1citability. irritability. ex: haustion, prostrafion, hysteria. spasrns and other distressing. nervous symptoms com dioea0e of the womb. It induces refreshing oleep and relieves mental anxiety and de-
 Sr. Picree's Ravorise Prescription snd .dspssa .nd in in : : morning dcEness. or nausea. from whatever pepsia and Kindred symptoms. its SSe. in :mall doeee, will prove very beneficial
 "EavoFise PFescriPSi0n ss 10 . POsi. tive euro for tho most complicated and ob- painful menstIuatiOn. unnatural suppreseions. prolapeue. or falling of the womb. weak back. female weakness." anteversion, retroversion. Inflammation and ulceration of the womb, in- soeompanied !ith "internal heat.
 tsonal ectto6. as that criticsi period of % chsnSs from eirlhoOd to womanhood. "Favorite Pre- 0cEtp<don" is . perfectly safe remedial aCent, sq1a1 Snd vsnsb. sn t: .e mente incident to that later and most critioal
 "FSvorite PrescriPtiom, 5, when taken in connection with tho use of Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery. and small laxative GSs fa P ye9 snd b.ss diseases. Their combined use also removes blood tainta. and abolishes cancerous and syf% s the on,, medicine for women, sold by druggists, under . Pos1eive gnarantee, from the manu- tee has been printed on the bottle-wrapper, ,I!:;S ,L!::;ESe I Sss:ls: s 9o doses5 sl:OO, of :ix
 For hrge. illustrated Treatise on Diseases of cents in stsmps. Address. ''"" ''"
 wohts Dispeusly nsdical Association,
 6eS Main s. BUFFALO. NY
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-09
The Season..

For June, Is at hand, and is an excel lent number. It contains the newest Paris fashions, and the most elegant designs in fancy work, embroidery and needle work, together with review oi novelties, richly illustrated. It also con, tains three artistically colored plates illustrations of national costumes, to- gether with one hundred and sixty-three illustrations of dressand needle work. It Is without doubt the most complete and most artistic fashion magazine publish ed, and contains information pertaining not only to the fashions, but on other subjects, which make it desirable for every woman to have. Price, 30 cents single number, or S3.50 per year, to be had of the International News Con- pany, % and Fl Beekman street, New York.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-09
llIzoul WEEKLY JOURNAL MINER.
The insane Asylum.

Phenix papers are quite interesting of late, and some remarkable revelations ere being made in relation to the man. agement of the insane asylum, under Dr. Mahoney, that virtuOus ex-member of the honorary board, who voted to re- move the old board of directors. The "honorary" doctor has been occupying nearly page of the Gazette daily for his vindication, while the Herald has devoted considerable space i'll publish ing afidavits very damaging to the superintendent. The 1SDowing spicy open letter to the doctor, which carries the conviction of truth with it, has just appeared in the Arizonan, and will give some idea of the way things have been running under democratic rule:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-09

QQ0QQ 0 Rewarded are those who read this RlI.Hj. N and then act; sher will find honora. oie em mplos ment that will not take
 ihcm from their families. The prof its are large and sure for every industrtous person, many have made and are now m sk. Ing severa' hundred dollsrs Q month. It is day, who is willing to work. Either sex young or old; capital nos needed; we efars ynu. Everything new. No special ability required; you. reader. can do 1t As we'll as any one. W ite to us at once for uii particulars. which ". mail free. Address Sinson & Co. Portland. Maine. fe blldom vly
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-09
India n Depred arions.

All persons who have claims against the Government for losses sustained through Indian depredations in Arizona and New Mexico will find it to their in- terest to communicate immediately with the undersigned in regard to the same, if they desire to take advantage of the laws recently passed by Congress to reimburse all parties who have suffered such losses. WM 0. DWELL,
 Attorney-at-Law, Prescott, Ariz.
 d1off
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-09
NotjCa to Creditors.

Estate Of Alex lander J. T. Manan. decea nd. Notice is hereby gwen by tn" undcrsig ned, ad min strSt CT O. th .siate of Alf nder !. T. Mahan, decease,!, "a the creators of ana al persons having claims against the sale de ceas q, to exhibit them, with he essary yOuchsrs, within ten (0J months after t!ie first publication of this notice, to the said ld D nistraiOr. Beaver Creek, Yevapai county. Arizona territory, the sape being the place for the trans:c lon of the business of sad cstatc, in sai county "f Yavapal.
 LEE MAHAN, Admin istra!or of Ike Estate ot AleXsud'r J. Y. Mahan, deceased.
 iiated Pr scott, A r this lSth day of April.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-09
ORDER Appointing lime and Place for heariog Application to Sell Miuing Stock and Di- Iecling Notice 10
 Be Given.

In he Prot ste Court Of the County of Yava.
 pal. Territory of Arizona. In the m stter of inc est tte Cf .. P. HeaG, deceased.
 On reading and filing the petition of Hugo Richards, administrator Of the estate of .. F. Head, deceased praying for an OrGer t. sell twelve thOusnni five hund red Q2,5C0) shares of the cRpliai stock tf the Senator Gotd Min. Ing company, corporation oTganiz and existing Un ter ,e laws of the Territory of Arizona.
 It Is ordered that ali persons interested In said estate appear before the Probate Court of the said County of Y0vapsi, Territory of AriZ Dna. al the CO1rt rJOm O' said CsGr:, at ne City of Prescott in said Yavapai county. on the
 Fourteenth Day of May, A. D. 1888 At 10 o'clock A. M., th5 and there to show cause why such order should not he mads.
 ,nd 1t IS further-i rderea thnt a copy df his order be pa Giisned in the ARIZ0NA JOUR~AL MINER. a newspaper published in said .vai pal unty, at least once a wcek fo' four con. secuttve veess previons tO sa'd If day of May, 1888. VIM. 0. DWELL.
 Judge f the Prob te Court
 Dated April I3, 1888 td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-09
Watch RepaiYin0.

If your watch is out of order take it to Geo. H. Curry. Established in Pres. colt g yeals. Charges reasonable and consistent with good work. Watches repaired by me have Card in back cases, and none others warranted
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-09
paui Hackers Marriage.

A Los Angeles telegram to the San Francisco ExamineI gives d lengthy and somewhat sensational account oi the matrimonial exploit in that city of Paul Riecker, formerly stationed at Whipple in the engineers office at mlli- tary headquarters. Riecker will be remembered hy residents of Prescott as having prepared mining map of this section, in connection with MT Eckhoff, also of the engineers office. According to the telegram, Riecker was subse- ouentlv located in Tucson, from where he deserted his family and went to Los Angeles. He made his boasts that he would marry an heiress, and on one oc- casion foIlowered girl to school, even going SO far as to enter the building after her. to he summarlly ejected. He finally became acquainted with a charm ing widow, named Mrs. Stone, and paid assiduous attention to her While be- ing favored by her, he was opposed m his suit by members of her family Meeting her secretly he became engaged to her, rented a house, where they met, and were recently married. Within an hour or SO after the ceremony the charming bride left him and returned to her mother, and has since refused to see her new husband, and dec that she never will live with him. Riecker talks of invoking the aid of the law in his behalf
 The Tucson Citizen discOurses as follows relative to therecent re- publican convention held in Phenix : "Now that the entire delegation to the republican territorial convention at Phenix has returned home and the friendly struggle for supremacy between tine several counties for their respective favorites, is d thing of the past, a little retrospection made in the kindliest of feelings to all who participated in the contest Is not amiss It is true the Pima county delegation regretted to see things go as they went, as others would probably have done had they been in like circumstances, but they accept the result with becoming grace, and hope for better luck next time The combination between Iavapai and Maricopa was an event hardly to be fore shadowed and may be reg garded as a somewhat stragetic movement on the part of the north, which in reality went home with the prize. But of this no word of complaint Is heard from Pima, who would have made like alliance had Judge Sumner Howard, from whom this proposition came in behalf of him. self, been able to deliver the goods, but he was not and there was no trade, but the fault Is not with Judge Howard, neither was 1t with the representative of Pima Such being the case, Maricopa Is to be congratulated in having accom- plished that wherein others failed. If Yavapai county be satisfied with Col. Eggers, her successful nominee, and Maricopa county feels gratified with MT. GoTfich, truly the republicans oi southerh Arizona have ho good cause for complaint"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-09
N0tiCe iOr Publication.

U. z. LIANT OFFICE AT PR SCOTT. ARIZO A.
 MaIct r, 1888 Notice is hereby given that the following namei settler has filed notice of his inten. ton to make dnal proof i1 sup rort of his claim, and Lh at sa i'd proof will be mad be- lore the Register and Receiver, Nt Prescott, >Tizona. .on APRIL 26th 1888, viz: Fret Hil- ten Drant, Of Agua Fria, Yava ai cGua aty, Ari. >Ona, for e east Ons-hal' of southeast One- quarter and southaas One.quar!er of north. east One.quarter of section {. and northwest Oue-quarter Of sou,n.west one q, ,rter Of section ?, township l3 n, range east,
 He name the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence GpOn, and cult iva non of said lani, vZ': Thomas l. ne, Pre- colt. Arlzona; Larry DIgan, Ague Fria, ArixOna; John Clark, A-ua rtia. Ar Ora; JOhn ka l. bie, Prescott Arizona.
 mar1l 6t W E. BURGESS, Regtst r.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-05-09

Attachments were recently issued by Probate Judge O'Neill against the administrators of over thirty estates, representing a value of over $6O, 900, in which no settlements have ever been made, either with the creditors or heirs. The instruments were placed in the hands of the sheriff for service, who has just returned them with the endorse ment of either dead or left the territory. Judge O'Neill has done more to get the affairs of the probate court in good order than any of his predecessors.