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The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07
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 My atuiuaph liver. and kidHnBs were ln dlsorioted condition fot seafh." writes It. Wild. of iihto. TnAas, and ] never found ans medicine in frtiesa me. unili began to take Ayst's SnfAH- lafilla. iess than sls ba,ilss 0i tbis remedy cufni ue.
 Nrs. Josaph AHt,iu, of iiolYoke. Mass, Nhs for "A long iino segetu snf. fcrer from Dysl9pAla. tfy ing. in ,ain. all tho usual remedies. < laat aiie began to take Ayers satsapatilIa. and oiils tlifse bottles restored her Ia perfect health.
 "I have Rabs through terrible auifar- ing from Dyspepsia and Indigestion writes C. J iia.irmef. ii5 Golnmtla st. Cambridgofott, Mass. and eap truly say Ayers barsapasiila has e1rsd ,ne" Ayers SarsapariIIa, rrrparad by pr | q, Aysr < Co. f1~sii. Mas. Price ti ,ia bDtlba. ss. Worth e. batiIs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05


 In their campaign of falSehoods and folly in favor of iree-tra6e the democratic leaders have invented list ot mortgages which they say the protected states ot inc east hold against the agricultural states ot the west, and when they read or print itthey ask ii the farmers Of the west will vote. 10 continue a system ot tariff taxation which produces such de- plorab,e results One of the items Tn the list state that the farm m oItgageS of Kansas amount to $2oo. 1000, GOO. The News, of Hutchinson, Kansas, has con- sulted the records and finds that the total assessed valuation of ali the farm in Kansas only amount to SIS7, soc, 1000, or S1s,5oo, 900 less than the total amount of mortgages reported by the democratic organs and orators. But that Is not all. The records show that the total amount of mortgages on the farms of Kansas IS only Se7, 900. .ooo. A htsie investigation in other states would Show that the same scale of exaggeration has been followed in all, but the farmers of the west can no, be fooled by the democratic falsifiers this year or any other year.-Denvei Hepublican.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05
IRE DE .tc TICKET.

Below will he inund trket non .- hated at the democrstc conveftior a the order they were nominated togelftr with their occupat3ons Fer sberb
 Joseph K Walko, stock raiser, oi ,l-e MocolIons mountains. Fer trcasuH George C. WAddel, of Psescott, t present under sheriff of the counN. For recorder E. IIor"c d Prescott, the present county rec}. -r For dis- trict attorney, H. D. Ross, attorney ot
 Flagstaff. For probare judge, |. ". French, U. 5. s'gnai service, Presco
 Supervisors, A A Moore, cattle man,
 Walnut Grove; ]. W. Ellison, cattle man, Tonto basin. For territorial council, ]. F. D1gss, sheep raiser Flag staff. For the assembly, (. Douglass Brown. a cattleman, ot Sol's Wash, on the Malicopa coun,y lne ]. II. Hami- ton, cattle man, Peepiea valley G. +. Thornton, cattle man snt sheep raiser, Williams ]. l.. Fisher. meTchsat
 Prescott, and Charles Goddard, l'p Top, whose occupation we were unarie to learn. Failing to fad any one wao was familiar with tis occupation the assessment roll of ;hr county WAS con suited where 1t was learned that he vas assessed with a possesso'y right valued at S5o and a saddle horse valued al $,o making total assessment Of $0o.
 From the above II will be seen that the convention vas contIoll q by two motives. anti-P.escott aud in favor of stock men generally. Side issues crop ped cut during the progress of the con- venlion such as county division, opposl- ton 10 the territorial administration, ttc. it being noticeable fac, that about the only cand.uate that received the active support of the territorial, official de C. gates. in the conyenuor, Nho achieved success was, Joseph K. Wake,
 l Tn the candidacy of Mir. Walker the 1 democracy are congratuialing themselves
 tha, they have aD invulnerable candl
 date. They are led to this from thelT
 claims first, of the county being demo
 cratic and second from the fact that they
 expect the support of all the early set tlers who are republicans for iheIr can
 didate Whether they can realize or | either ot these claims remains tO be Seet
 vet. Several railroad precincts that gave democratic majorities two years ago are 1 not in existence now, whlie j large re publican immigration has come into Flag
 staff during the same tune. There ha!
 also been marked political changes IT
 other portions O! the county. That Mir
 Walker will get the support of few ot tht
 old Hassayamper republican clement Il
 probably true, but t isequaliy true that therepublicans exercise wisdom ara gool
 judgment in the nomination oi hls op-
 ponent the republican nominee VIII re
 ceive a very large support from mem bers oi the democratic party, who clam that Nr. Walker IS too old for the post ltion. that he has been nos only hon- | ored by his party time and again bu 1 that he has had positions of prefit tim'
 and again at it's hand, and has appeared
 annually as an office seeker. Or as the. term it the party owes him nothing ant
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05

consequently they do not feel under par
 tisan obligation sufficient to support hlm
 as against good active young man Those who arc counting on sure and certain victory for he head of the county ticket will be surpised when the vote is counted. At the election when Mir. Walker was last elected to the posi- lion he now seeks his majority was a ligbt one and even that was secured by the rejection of certain precincts which gave majority against him.
 The democratic idea IS to carry the
 whole ticket through on the supposed popularity and strength of it. head and not so much care was exercised in the i selection Of the balance is, as to abii-
 lty and competency of the nominees
 as to locality and occupation although
 some of the candidates will poll strong
 vote and few of them will be hard tc | defeat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05
Apache courty-seat Removal.

Tue board of supervisors oi Apache county have author zcd vote on the removal of the county seat from St. iuhns to Holbrook on the following conditions.
 Fust-Sald petitioners shali c~use 10 he drpoSited IT the First Nauorai baas, nf .Al,uqucrque, New Mexico. lhe sum of thousand ($Io, ,oool dollars il cash ,gi-l the nstTuctions tO said bank that ii eSd election snail result IT oecis- ,oa t charge the county-scal from St. | haS. to the town of HOlbi1uk, that immediately ate, the dtcl,lCn !, oiil- cialty ascertaire.', said SIo, ,Ooo shaI ie ,ubi.Ct 10 tho order and dipJsit,on ot and placed to the credit O. the super visors of said coGatv; that ii she dc- cision should he against lhe removal ct the county seat, as soon as the same IS asrertant0, said sum oi money shaii bs. passed to the credit of ~somsoeser 9 q Isttioners shat eied, " sold tank.
 Second-rhar before sad eiection IS o5tf.ed ,har s1i1 petitioners >ho'l se- .n,- ty salu county such ste ioi the erection ol poper building. II the event oi the removal of said county ,e5,. f., said town of Holhrook, IS wlil D. .cceptshle to the board of superVlS- 0rs of said county. saiG silet he sat is,Jctory to said board both as to '1oa- ton and title.
 Third-That Def said eleotion Is ordered the petitioners shall satisfy said board of supervisors, with proper assurance that they will provide with out any expense to said county, suitable buildings for holding distric court ot sad county, and for offices for county officers, during such lime as 1t may be n cessary to construct proper court house and jail upon said site so selected provided the result ct the election shall he that said coun,y-Seat shall be .2,, 7sd 70 said town oi Hoihro0t.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05

office showing incompetency and recom- mending the immediate discharge of Benedict.
 The Georgians invited Congressman Mckinley, of Ohio, to deliver them a lecture in Atlanta on the tariff question. NIT. Mckinley accepted and was intro- duced by MT. Grady, of the Atlanta Constitution. He delivered such an able address on the subject and toio them so plainly where their interests lie on the tariff question that democratic leaders became alarmed.
 The campaign is opening up in me shape in Phoenix L. H. Chalmers. dem ocratic candidate for district attorney, did the opening act by severely beating R. T. Jackson, editor of the Advance democratic paper The instrument oi warfare used. by NIT. Chalmers Tn ms opening argument was heavy cane wi'n which he pounded Jackson into uncon- scIousness.
 "Old Roman" Thurman as result o' bis recent tour through the northwest ,elepraphs 10 democratic Headquarters at New York tbat time and money spent | in inc northwestern states by democrats would be simply wasted, for the west and northwest eljl roll up biz republican majority. Thurman narrows the contest to New York alone, and has advised inc democratic managers to put all then money and work ln the east ana let the l west go
 Tine Champion publishes the follow ing assuring paragraph in reference 'o county division "From what the deni- ocra,lc delegates and the two nominee 1 of the ticket seems to think, It LOOKS "A though the hope of new county oeihs created next year Is rot feasible
 If vhat our democratic brethern believe be true, why t looks as thcugn the new county proposition for this year will have to lay over at least another tive | wears"
 The Tombstone Prospector says" tht postofice of that place has been flooded 1 with turnip seed for the past week, gratis distribution from the agncuitural department at Washington ranked by our representative. Mark Smith. w have planted ours just back of the oiflc
 and are anxiously waiting for some 1 thing to turn up. Mark evidently know just how to capture the average demo l cratic vote. A package of turniP see'
 Is the size. Of his estimate.
 The dem6crauc convention yesterda deteated one of II ablest and most elo l ousnt opponents when it sat down c Mir. Rowe. Democracy has no cham
 pion in this county except Mr. Herndor
 who can appear before A public audlenc
 and make as plausible arguments an
 deliver ,hemin such eloquent lsnguag l as can NIT. Rowe. He has done h
 uarty good service on many an occasio | hu, 1t IS of no consequerce whatever | ,he JoURNAL-MINER that 1t all goes fC l taught, and man was selected who owe
 the party for previous political advan
 ages and whom the party owes nothing
 These little questions of partlSan debi
 and credits are left entirely with tha
 party to adjust.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05
The meeting will be addressed by HENRY GEORGE,
 and

WILLIAM LLOYD GAKKlSON,
 Al who wish to near a bold and thorough discussion of ihe great issue of this campaign are invited.
 The democracy has reason io Dc m great fear of its friend m this city. With the mugwump-demccfats givln5 them away on one hand and thc soclai- ,sts on 'he other they are ii q 'iI- ger of divorciug ali common-sense peo- Flc from lhcit pnIY and of consolioat- ing them, without regard :o thtT pr viouS poi.tlcaI relations, al on the s'j1 O, Harrison and industrial indcpe' . derce. The socialists are particularly pair They say they are for Cleveland nt- cause "any reduction. @! tariff duties Is step toward the abolition oi all taxes on produ ts oi industries" ," and this they sa, s 'thc great issue of this campaien So It +. The question IS; Do yon want the socialistIc form oi eoveFnmen' 10 you want lree-'rade ?-N. Y Tho
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.

The county repub'ioaa convention sill meet ip Prescott n,M Saturday. September Sih So far as pr, ,cipcts have been hcsrd from good representa- i've citizens have beer elected as oee- gates, men ~ho will not only look af'er the interests oi theiT party but who will, no doubt, consult the b-st interests of the tax payers generally n the selection of tickei. The prospect of the success of the party at the polls IS not unpropl- tious.
 In some instances the democratic party has selected chrome office seekers for IFS candidates, men wbonl many of the parry believe should be reiegated to prlvate life and men more acuve ana less nammeled by per,onai interests selected for the position. The ticket presented by tte patty for the suffrage5 oi toe peopie IT the legs tive posit,cns k, with one of two eXcep- tions, remarkable for. igs weakness.
 Men ability and experience were showed aside ny the convention 10 glye place to new ana unred candidates. That there Is considerable underground dIsifection n tire ranks of the opPosi- ton and what little enthusiasm has been created in he patty has been confined to q very smaH c5tcrie ot personal
 friends of candida.e- there is nc attempt ing to deny. Party man puIators, IF ,he
 absence oi any enthu iasn, or pro nounced fteiIng oi saJlofaciion console
 themselves sitn the hopes of the success
 of their iicket solsiy on the grounds oi
 partisanship They claim aemocrauc
 majority in the coun;y and believe thl,
 alleged majoi'y will insure the success
 of their ticket. WhIlo .tis true that t1 !
 larger extent probably th-nin therepuh !
 can party, democraiS can he depended or
 to vote theIr plrty ticket straight II ,:
 also true that theFs IS large indePe -
 dent element composed ot tnlpking ;"ef
 who Iii county affairs wlll not votr stra,gh, tlcke, simply blaJse the w"r,
 "Democratic' is printed st the top e
 1t Tn great big letters.
 Let these facts h. considered Care
 fully by the delegates who are to oour pose nex. Sundays convection. and | : making nomlnatIons let ali persor prejudices Or personal iavorit,sm D dropped out of sight entirely and con potency and integrity coupled wl' ] availability be the motive to s'tU7t
 them ID making nominations. l. ? them make such nom'uaii1ns 'ha, VI. meet with the approval of repuoiic~a T as well as ot the ind, pendent vot 7 : of the county who really hold tne ra l, ance of power of the county; iet th,s 6 nominate men Q! wh m the people haV ] confidence; men m whose hands tx ? payers will feel the safety f then i"iei s ests If committed ,o them, and thert n nc reason why such :. tckt canrot Q elected on the 6h day oi Novemf r We have faith acd confidence h t' 6 drlesates sufficient in warauing Us believe that such ticket wiji he nom
 hated and will -c e'eCiec
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05
N SNAASMNERSON&c co. CH>,cz62

Do you carry these Shoes Why yes SIT Also the
 Largest ard best stock of Mems Boots and Shoes Prescott Let show you immense stock ot Furniture consisting m elegant Pao Sets, Bed Lounges all styles Extension Tables Bedroom Warrobes s Cais Cookers and other chairs endless vafy, Mirrors Folding bds tos spring and hair Mattresses Best and cheap s ne ot Car pets Desks and Office Chairs, wall paper ce See the Crockery and these elegant Dinner ant ea Set Also the Designs in Glassware, Ornaments Lamps On this side We have Cross Blackwell and oc fine brands of assorted which selling to y tton side the varied and complete aort ment Gents Furnishing Goois bln notions, and last but least the cellar and catch the Large Assortment every description of Fine Old and
 iquors Louis and Milwaukee beers, chmpagnes which dish out wholesale together cigars of the choicest brands The repenise with every description of Grain Flour and canned goods which import carload lots
 6" delighted with your varied srtmcnt and Low Prices asonish May inquire your terms 7?
 ."SPOT CASH v
 "Wel, goodbye; cold day. J |" FISHER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05

David Terry, the California bull
 dozer and ex-duehst, who carried out
 the programme of the southern fire
 eaters in that state, some years ago by aorcing duel on Senator Broderick, in
 which he killed, IS again be fore the
 pubhc m an unenviable light and one which has brought him to the surface
 again his blood thirsty propensitles. When Sarah Aithca Hin brought suit against the late Senator Sharon, Terry was her couusel. After the termination of the suit he married hls far client. l The marriage contract under which, the female adventures, Hill, based her surt was declared forgery, by Judge Sawyer. Dhe case was brought up be- fore Judge Field, few days ago on re view who sustained the decision ot l Judge Sawyer. Before he was through
 reading his decision Sarah Althea HIIl Terry jumped to her feet accusing him of being bought when the marshal was 1 ordered to take her into custody Terry came to her rescue with huge I bowie knife and swore no officer should
 touch her. He was sentenced to SIX | months, his wife 50 days imprisonment. A pistol was found ID Mrs. Terry's satchel ! with which 1t was thought she intended
 to shoot Judge Field The incident ol man and wife coming into court one
 with loaded pistol and the other with
 huge bowie knife Cnly serve to show that the vigilance committee knew their business when they hunted l Terry years ago
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05
Charles Crocker owned and rar

Charles Checker owned ano ran . SEW mill in Indiana before he came to California. We have the pleasure oi knowing the driver of his old saw mil OK team. Since Mir. Crocker became 8 great millionaire 1t has been his custom to give an annual dinner al San Fran cisco to bis old saw mil employees find them wherever CT however he could all of them or few of them These he would bring to San Eranti,cc at bis own expense where he would feast and entertain them with as mucf honor as though they were also milton aires. He would load them with pres ents, and after fraternal union they would be sent home. he not permittin them 10. incur one dollars outlay O., the whole round. This bit of in:orms- tion we have found out from the oy driver aforesaid. -Porcupene
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05
NEWS. NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Cbicsgo prints over million maps every year.
 Cholera is reported in lsie county, Michigan
 The estate of the late Chas. Checker IS valued a; S25,ooo, ,ooo.
 The Milwaukee Sentinel estimates that citys Polish population at 10000.
 There are thiry.seve" tunnels more than one thousand yards long in Eng land.
 It is officially announced that the Congo free state has recaptured Stanley at Falls station.
 Gurus, the presidential candidate of the American party. has the most wealth of any of his competitors. He IS set down at g., 1000, ,ooo. Editor Moore ard Mrs Norton, the St. LOUIS elOpers, are in Toronto, Can ada. Moore says he has no desire to return home. The couple have no plans for the future.
 A lady in New York buried her dog ] ID coffin that cost $I5o. The entire cost of the burial was not less thcn $500. She will probably place over his grave a costly monument. During the last twenty-four years e.4oo bulls and I 7eo horses have been killed in the bul; fights in the City of Mexico Two picadores have been killed by the bull m tha, time. l There IS a remafka.i activity ID Lon- l don in the tormatlon of stock companies and the class kno Sn as ''promoters" are waxing wealthy. One of them is said to have made nearly $2.5oo, 900 this year.
 The local typographical union oi l Washington has agfeed 10 the use of the linotype machine n the daily newspa- per offices on condition that none but union printers be allowed to operate them. The rate is fixed at fo ty-five cents per hour for day and fifty cents fol night wcrk
 E. Nj Young. fl New York, {: wealthy wner of mines in Arizona, anC Miss Dela NeidinghOuse, daughter of . S. LOu,s millionaire, who owns I2C, ,ooe head Ot cattle on western ranges. wer' inarried in St Pail Friday. It was TUT away match, the couple having me only two months ago I A few days ago secret confer nee o fruit men from ail parts of the countr wsS helu at New Orleans, at which uoy ical fruit trust was formed, with al aggregate capital of SI9,ooo.ooo Tn
 trust will purchase the entire offerings o trc pical steamers, and consumers will b unable to get single banana or plain tain. save through this trust.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05
Saturday afternoon August IS,

Saturday afternoon August IS, four ocean steamers sailed from New York within an hour of each other for d race across the Atlantic. These four mag nihcent vessels were the Umbiia, of the Cunard line, bound for Queenstown the City of New York. of the Inmsn line, which was to make her first trip east over the Atlantic the La Bur goyne, a French steame', bound for Havre and the Films, of the North Lloyd German line, bound for Bremen via Southampton. The Umbria was the winner making the time in six days, ten hours and thirty-nine minutes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05

The Republican County Cen r'i comm t,ee arortsd inc foi owing solution VeinlnE tbe adraisslon of proxies Co sa convcns oh' Rasolved. That ali delegates to said con, con xrntion whether in 2. rson or by proxy, shall be bona fce residents of the preHlncis they claim to represent, and 10 person snail oe e'i ,;.i-d to yofr more than two proxies; except i'm inc case Q Tont0 basin, gEo that i. om salo prec net proxies be al owed, provided tna' f-' on. dele gate ali cast In re than four v"le' by proxy, sad ihe per on hold ng sad proA ies shaU hin. sell b. a res 'd at of Tonto blsin
 T. J. BUTLER, Chairman. I. C.sMARTIN, secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-05

Young Hearst, editor of the San Fran cisco Examiner, graduated at Harvard m 1884, and Is especially noted tn col iege as an occupant of a room whose fittings cost S4ooc. His father, the senator, made him present of the Ex.ssiner on commencement day.