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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-08-24
Fashion Notes.

Fashion Notes.
Flowers of all sizes, forms and ma
terial are in great demand. A new use
for them has Been found. Enameled
daisies of small size are worn as buttons
on dainty evening bodices For the
same purpose are shown small silver
pansies and buttercups.
WHITE, notwithstanding it's success
OF last season, is still very popular, and
especially is apple-green introduced as
a sash, handkerchiefs, etc. White
China silk, with a full, soft apple-green
SASH with a white hat trimmed with
Guelder roses, secured by green bow,
looks extremely summer-like and ele-
giant.
FASHIONABLE Tuscan straw hats are
trimmed with a mixture of salmon-pink
and green; the broad brim is lined
with drawn pink gauze, and folded
drapery Of the material encircles the
crown together with green ribbon, a
bow Of which, combined with little
bouquet of green leaves and grasses,
rises in front.
SOME white dresses are deliberately
trimmed with gold braid, especially
white sailor dresses for little girls or
baby boys. A pretty model is of fancy
cream material, the pleated skirt en-
broidered in a scroll pattern of the edge
in gold. A white casque is cut in two
tabs at the back, between them being
tab of gold embroidery. Two gold
buttons finish the back. There is a
charming Vatican air about the little
toilet.
SHOT taffetas are of ideal colorings,
especially the aurora tints, the flame,
flesh, and punch-fame shades. Some
shot tatietas are striped or chequered
with fine lines of third color. Pref
tier even than these are the ecru tus-
sors, printed with q variety of original
designs and colors. They are trimmed
with founces of the same, and wash as
easily and we'll as pocket-handker-
chief. Thus they are in request as
petticoats as we'll as for cool dresses.
TEA-GowNs are made in the Empire
and in other styles. and are either very
simple or rather elaborate. A new
model is in cream crepon, mounted
with gathered heading on tucked
yoke of pink surah, but partly covered
by the loose hanging sleeves of crepon,
and pink silk girdle draws the gown
i'll at the waist. Nearly all the newest
models of morning dresses and tea
gowns are made in this way, with
double sleeves.
In hats, the Tosca shape, with low,
fiat crown and wide brim turned up
from the face, is still very popular,
and will be largely adopted for seaside
wear, although it affords no shelter to
the face and eyes. Some of the new
models are in fine straw-colored on the
outside, but with black straw lining
the brim: a very pretty brown straw
Tosca hat is trimmed with a drapery of
finely pleated lace, with small thistles
and pink clover lying in little careless
lunches among the folds of lace,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-08-24
IN THE VINEYARD.
MATTERS Concerning Spiritual
Affairs Of Interest to
Saint and Sinner.
DEVELOP THE MUSTARD SEED.
FIGURES Which Disprove the Claim Of the
APOSTLES Of Free Thought that Chr's-
tia,ity is on the Decline.
D,Mdye,.y.

Mr., Wanamaker said the other day to
the writer: "Very few of the young
people Especially if they havenot been
brought up to iD are willing to take the
pains, to undergo the drudgery, that is
needful.. Now I shall be down to MY
store by 7:3O tomorrow morning, at
tending to some departments and giving
directions. OF course, that is drudgery
but it is part of the price Of success
PHILADELPHIA paper.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-08-24
FIRE FROMICE.

Matches are more properly called a
convenience than a necessity. Given
the proper materials and a little knowl-
edge of them and fire may be obtained
without the aid of matches or even of
flint.
Most people are aware that a piece of
ice roughly hewn into the shape of
double convex lens will if placed in the
direct sunshine concentrate the rays of
the sun to such an extent as to ignite
an object placed certain distance be-
hind it, but the fact is not generally
known that it is able to provide ma
terials for supporting the fire thus pro-
duced. Ice taken from marshes and
other localities where vegetables or
animal matter is undergoing decompo-
sition often contains bubbles of defiant
gas. Some of these cavities in the ice
are of considerable dimensions, and if
pierced the gas escapes with great force
and may be lighted, burning for few
seconds with bluish-white flame.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-08-24

By Illuminating vibrating string
with sparks from an induction coil at
intervals when the string occupies one
definite position, PER- J. Pulling, of
Vienna, ingeniously brings to view the
different curves and positions of the
string. Traveller.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-08-24
FOUR GREAT MEN

1t is remarkable fact that the carea,
of four of the most renowned characters
that ever lived closed with some yiolen.
or n,o11rnf111 death
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03
fFirst Publication, AGg. 10, lsSS.l Mining Application No. 2O4.
 or Herbert H. Logan.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT, YAvAPAI COUNTY,

 Notice is hereby given that Herbert Fl. LO' gan. whose postOffl 'e address ls Fhenix, Mar icopa county, Arizona, has tnls uay nteO uiS application Tor a patent for tweive hunoFeu linear feet of the Connection No. ] m1ne or vetn. he. ring gold snd silver, with su face grou ad { UT hundred feel in wld'n situatet! in Greer Valley mining district. favapai county Arigoaa ter.ftOry, And oet lEn Mei Dv office $ Lot No. q, on unsurveyed land, said Lot No. E being described as fOllOws, to.Wu:: :: Besinping at a stone post % IOxS lnes e9t le ins in tt,e grt und and marked c No. l, NO. I NJ: theme 70 deg 35 min W. var l4 deg 10 min Q. NO feet to a stone post marked 70 No. I" No 2, original mon bears n ~ dc& S mln V. distance 50 feet, United Mineral Monument Mo- g. Green Valley district, bears ~ oeg Ss min W, var II deg Is min e, l.20o to . stone post mar ked 'C No. l" No: 5, oriE l0c mon bears n 42 deg V, distance 60 feet; thence 2 = deg $ min e, var II deg IS min ., 2O rect 70 . stone post marked "C No. F" No. 4 ancnCe ss !. . stc ne post marked "C No. l." No. $; thence n a9 deg 9 min e. var ls deg Is min .. t3N feet to . stone post m arked 70 No. !" NO. .: tnence D 70 deg 8 min V, var li deg IS min .. SU Ise! to Q stone post m arked No. l. NO' l. eno place Of beginning.
 Total net area of claim, ll.02 acres.
 The sdjoining claim on the nOrthe ast Is the Connection No. mining claim, claimed oy Herbert H. Logan. and the location Of I the E Connection No. miuing claim (Loe No. 1O yc ! recorded in the Recorders 0fnce of Yevapol | county, Arix6 na, in Book lS, of 0tnees a' rage $50, and Book 25, pages 4ll and l4 any portion of said Connection 10. mine ca surfsce ground are required to nie the1f sd: verse elaine with the RegisteH of the United states land of1lcc. al Prescott, YavePo coon. rubiication hereof or they vill 6e barred by
 suiS am V E. BURGESS. Register.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03
MT. Purdy'S Analysis

In analyzing the action of the demo- cratic convention. in refusing to adopt resolution endorsing the national and territorial administrations. NIT. Purdy, of Yuma. gives the following very sen- sible and logical deductions to the Phe- nix Gazette:
 Laying aside all consideration as to the failure to endorse the national ad- ministration, as not being pertinent to this explanation. I will confine my. self to the refusal of the convention to sustain the territorial administration.
 "In what does the territorial admin issration consistf It is composed oi three branches-executive. Legislative and judicial These together constitute, taken as . whole, the administration Therefore, the failure by the convention to pass the resolution of general eudorse' ment, if . condemnation Of one. is condemnation of all the component parts of the administration.
 "Brie6y, the action of the convention stands recorded as refusal to endorst all or any portion of the territorial ad minisration. The executive. which m cludes tho governor and his appointeesl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03
(First Publication, Aug1. 0n9 Min ng Application, n,o.se. no' zo''
TIED STATES LIANT OFFICE.
 pDUcccrr YAVAPAIC UNITY,
Herbert !" "'

rup;roRY oF AR IONA, Aug. 10. lSSS:
 Notir re is hereby given that Heroert ii: 10 gan whcse postOf!ice address .s fnen,H, MHt sscons county, Arizona has fhis day ni-l nIs annI;rstinn fer a P itent for twelve hundreo linear feet O, the Contact mine O. Velh' pear i,g Vo d aud silye', vii h surface Ooho: N1 hnndred feet in wi ith, situate In dreen vAi ley Mining Distr ct. favapai SOun'y, y,eaS A." |. ar ffic,al pla.s on file m this moe as LOt NO. .e on n :, syi veyed and, said Lot NO. 40 being described a follows, tO-w1t
 Regiun!ng a. a stone post 264lOAiO, sot 10 Ius in tn ground. anu marktH Nm % |; M M aao saos n. 10 deg B min W. var 14 deg 10 min e SV . aeos tn a stone post marked No, 2 Uni.ed States
 Winerel Mol -nleut No 5, Green valley Min ing District, Yavspai county, Arizona. Oests n 10 leg 25 n, in W, distance 5D feeti tnSnco as deg I5 min var IA deg F min e; i,z0o aeS5 a deg s5 min O. var IA .e: lb min Q. SO rec: to .. n st,.r Q post mark ed C No 1; thence 4O ueS Ho mn n a. var II deg IS min 6, 80 feet 10 stOnr nosI marked C No 5; thence AZ deg 2, mn mn e. var Is deg 5 min Iee. 70 9. s,D sne marked C No6; thence n 4O oeg 50 mn " ". ,a dec I5 min t. 300 feet To monument ana post |, No T. and place of be z! Dn1ng.
 T,iai net srea of claim, 10 e3 acres. The sdjoining claim on the northeast 2 known as the Long rontO, anu is claimed Sy Eontsci mining claim dot No: 46) Is recorded ,ha Recorders office of Yayaoai county arizona territory. in Book ly. or Mdnes' S' nage 629. and Book 25 pages AZ ana 4iS. Any and ail persons ciaim ,.,,nss or snrss ns grGund are required to nie their advefse 6eta,ns with inc Reg. ster of the United States Iand office at Prescott, In tue county oI iav' anal Territory ot Arizona. during the eiAsy days period Of pubiieatlo1 ne rr,,,,s;nrs S S', ,Hn wiai s;a,,te E. BURGESS. Register. aul5 Pm
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03

the judiciary, which means judges of the supreme and district cour: collect lively and separately and the leglsla- tive with all its acts of whatever kind or nature whatsoever, were condemned, rebuked and repudiated by the failure of the late convention to pass resolution. This record cannot be disputed or explained by either press articles. or the whispering of individuals declaring the intention of members of the convention.
 ssIf the convention had passed reso- lution condemning, or refused to pass a resolution endorsing any act or acts oi
 the legislature. or governor or any official
 or branch of the administration, it would
 have been an expression of the will Of the convention in a proper sensible, manner! As it rests now. the convention has ex- pressed a want of confidence in the en tire territorial administration, and rather than miss the opportunity to so expres: its will, it has refused to endorse tht national administration. Looking at thu situation calmly and dispassionately. will appear to sensible man that thu convention has labeled the democrac. l of the territory as a party repudIating It own and cursing its kind.
 'It stands to-day stripped of cam paign clothing and naked of all except l pair of spurs, presented by majority ol the convention, with which 1t IS pre- sented to kick itself 'kiting down tn tides of time.
 MT. Purdy's analysis is correct one ! and the delegates to the democratic con vention no doubt knew what they wer voting for when they refused to endors the action of the Fourteenth legislature
 the actions of the democratic judges an' all other officers. The rank and file (
 the party can now have an opportunlt of endorsing the action of the Tucso convention and give its untrustworth officials a still further stinging rebuke b voting this year for republican officials.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03
(FiYst Publication, Aug. IS. lSSS.) Mining Application No. 206.
 nS IISphopf H O0an
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 PRESCOTT. YAvAPAI COU UNTY. THnpITORY OY ARIZONA, Aug. 10, 1888.
Of Herbert H. ]. .Ogan.


 PRESCOTT. YAvAPAI CoUSTY,f
 TERRITORH O1 ARIZONA. Aug. 10. iSSS.
 Notice is hereby given that Herbert H. Lo- gan. whose postOifiOs address is Phenix, Mar. Scopa county, Arizona. has this day filed his nity linear feet ef the Connection No. mine or vein. bearing gold and silver. with surface ground f0ue hundred feet in width. situated oo1nsy. 60 aSs Ari.on: .sr1isorS: and Sy the neld notes and onacis1 plat on nle in this Ges e SH MS % Sn T.
 Beglnning at stone post already estab: lished ss Non No. l of Connection Nh; l a?nt Ho tSsnss S:% :s ese a:s s' # min & m in 6, 200 feet to . stone rost marked 'C No. q" No. 2; thonce 70 deg s min e. var l4 deg No. % a.:So 5; thence . . des $ min W. var fl deg IS min .. DO feet to stone post marked "C No. q" No [; thence 70 deG g min V. var "C 1 IN No. 3," No. :; orig ioc mon. bt srs 4o deg V. distance 60 feet: chen ss . 49 deg 26 min ", vsr II des E min 2: 9so feet to 1 stone st post n 1o de9 s min V. distance 70 feet; United States Mineral Monument No. 5. Green Val. mining ,SS d:s.s S::' S dee S dss n de0 i5 min e. 3OO feet to mon and post ''C No. T" Nc. l: and place of beginning
 TS. nss ss cis% .crs on the southwest Hsrbert II. Logan, and ths location of Con. n0CtlOU NO. ml0J0H Cloau kAOs EVs sp an recordod in the Rooorders efnoo of Yavapai county, Arizona. in Book ls, Of Aines' s' page, 6N.
 portion of said Connection No. mtne or sur' face ground arc required tO nle the adverse claims with the Register of the Uni ed StAt-d land ofIlce at Prescott, In tho county or 1ave pal, territory Of Arizona, during the el1ty dave period of publication hereof or they will be barred by virtue Of the Provleions o the statute. E. BURGESS, Register. aul5 2mW
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03
Fryst Publication. Aus. IS. l86S.) Mining Application! No. 20,
LIFTED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 PRHscoTT. YAvAfAI CouHTY' TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, Aug. 1os RSS.


 PRKsCoTT, YAVAPAI COGHTY,f
 TERRITORY oF ARIZONA Aug. lo' Poo.
 Notice is hereby given that Herbert H. To- gan, Whoee p0stO6ioo address 1S Phenix, Mar fcopa county, ArisonA. has this day nIed nis application for patent for nine hundred ana nfty feet of the Long Tonto mine. mine or ena ve,n' six hundred feeS m width, situated in the ty. Arizona, and dosiGnated by the neid ngte. snd cmci:1 pi:s S1 me M n ,o1Io sns SSe Beginning C . ssone post already estao' lished . mon No. Of Contact mining claim, vhi ch . ma1ked [ q No: l. l Y; thence go sss po. a s..s:a S x;: c % EFF ass' pot mssked L | Nc. .; thsnes D Q deg B min '. vex dcg ls nin {. Soe ,est se :sons ne, os. ' Var Ii Sc dse q IS 2iS .. soS fses to : s.one posi marked L No. 5: th0nce @ deg z mn "; " F dsg E min q e9o fess e e :s0nH ;nepsi eosii trics, SssrS . IO d.s . min V. distanee So feet; 10 mon and Dose L No. l anu place of begin Tosal net aroa of claim; l&oo acres. Tho adjoining claim on the soutnv eG U U known e the Oontaet, and to claimeo oy Heroagt H. LoGAn. rns loscSi 1ss q sss o9s s ;S: 5Sa1s omceef Ysvapai eo1nfy. Arizona, in Book ls Any SnS sif Psssoss claiming adversely any Sa erosnS g. s.e s s:aeissa a . ei: tss!r sdys!s: 0laimS with thS RAg1geo9 o6 the United StaSea land odAco. at PIooeoee, In the county of 1ava- Pai, C0.ntoY e AIieoaa. during the 1Hxsy H Sili % U ss:ssa $ ss ?s!,:ss @ ss sss ssssi:ie.: o' saIS 1nv
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03
q Strong Argument.

MT. Mills, when speaking on tariff al New Haven last week, made use Of telling and fcrcible argument to silence an inquirer who was seeking information on this all important subject During 3 pause in his discourse, the inquirer asked him this pertinent question
 If cotton goods, are, as you have stated. manufactured cheaper in Rhode Island than they are in England, how Il i, that we cannot flood the English mar ket with manufactured cotton goods [
 Mark the blatant statesman's answer It was terse and intellectual, and as neal the point as the average answer to protective argument
 Piercing his interlocutor with his "al wool and yard wide" eagle glance hf shouted: "Oh, go soak your head F- Ex
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03

It is stated that since the suntiower
 was cultivated on certain swamps of the Potomac, malarial fever has decreased The sunflower emits large volumes of water in the form of vapor, and its aro- matic odor as we'll as the oxygen 1t ex-
 hales, may have to do with the sanitary influence in question.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03
mn Asher. a Philadelphia danc

.avn Asher, a Philadelphia danc-
 Ing master, has just returned from an
 extended tour through Europe. He says that Americans are everywhere consld cred the best dancers in the world Whenever an American begins to dance
 in European ballroom everybody stops to look at him.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03

A passenger train on the Southern Pa cific was stopped near Harwood, Con gales county, Tex, Saturday night by masked men, who compelled the engi neer to uncouple from the passenger
 coaches and.pull out of the way. The men in the mail car opened fire on the robbers and drove them of after several on each side were wounded, none ia | tally. A posse with bloodhounds IS pur | suing the robbers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03

What do the administration papers
 mean by denying that they favor free trade and then in the next paragraph en deavor to prove that protection is ruin
 ing the country. One would imagine that if they were convinced that the latter is the case they would no ao | be so eager to repudiate the r"~-' "'S x.dor k (,i-. O..a~'~.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03
Notice to Settle.

Evoey poeooa inAo1toa 0 t1e m U W: D sall = CT sGSe an6 osells tHelr esec1nfs
 oS oaoo. OW1Hg . tAe Aeoeh of V. [. MI:
 SSe1Si t5 100alplae un1al1 on oF 6ftse Fob.
 0ssy -, - Elf = kaodea Q ear esaosi
 nays Or eoli6eeio1. V. z WILSON Oo. jonlDtfI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION.
Some Interesting Items for All Classes Ol Readers.

Martin Maier wishes to say that he will deliver ice during the coming sum-
 mer at one cent per pound. Orders left
 at Divers store, Whipple, or at his
 saloon, on Granite street, will receive prompt attention.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03
NOTICE

NOTICE
 Of administrator Sale of Real Estate
 and Personal Property.
 Notice is hereby given that in pursuance oi Yayapat, Ter itOry of Arizona, made on the Sth day of September, 1888, in the matter Of the estate of W. z. Wil. on, deceased, the un- will sell at private sale to the highest bidde! for ash and subject to confirmation by said Probate Court, on or after
 Monsday. October 18th. 1888, At :he law ofiice of Herndon & Hawkins, in Prescott, Arizona, all the right. titie, interest and estate of the said W.Z.Wslson at She time of his death sad All the right title snd ni or otherwise, other than or in addition toi ,. of the said W. z. Wilson, at the time of his death. in and to Ire folio owing descrioed rSei on: Lot No. l, block 10; lots Nc. z, ann 2, block Is; lots 6, 10, 12, IA, lS, lS, O eEd ol0ck IS; lots No. B. Is, l7 and 19 block 0; IotS N0, lots 2i and 2. block 96; one-third in half oi lot B. block \, and one.third cf helf of 10! block II. all Of the above des cribed being sif. ths pavi. miSins claim together with hold furniture as per inventory on LIe In tns ofiice of the probs te judge of Yavapai county
 Bids will be received for the whole or saic sna Bs z. ths 'i mentioned or delivered to the adminlstIassot s personally, or may be nled in the once oI !ne the first public. 10u of this notice and befors the making of ,le sale.
 Prescott, Arizona. September IS. lssS Administrator of the estate of W. z. wilson Herndon ( Hawkins, ,attys for adm'r
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03

l 900 School Children to buy Hats ai HaN Price, at Mrs. Sullivans. t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03
General Merchandise

And am prepared to fill any or ders promptly and compete with any figures in Arizona.
 I carry a large stock of Grain
 and Alfalfa Hay, Rolled Barley, etc., at bottom figures. In connection with my freight. ing contract to the Black Hills l am running Blacksmith Shop,
 and any one needing work ot that kind will find here good workmen, and have it done to their satisfaction, I also em- ploy wood workmen, who are the best.
 Any one coming here from 6 distance will find here @ board. ing-house, stables, corral, feed and water, all of which are free
 to my patrons. I put my whole trust in tho Lord, so my goods must be sold for CASH! or on short time. and
 rompt payments. E. H. WITHERELL. y1O
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03
NOTICE
Of Dsy sst for Hearing Application f'
 Settloment of Final Account.

In the Probate Court in and for Yavapto
 County. Territory of ATisooa. In the matter of the Estate of John AesIon-
 sky ,deoeased.
 Notice is hereby given that John Tiodo' mann, admi nistYator of the essate 0l Jonn oentod for settlement 2and filed in cold o0orsI his nnal account of hio sdminisueaon os oaid estate, and thAe
 Thursday. tho 4th By of October, 1883 At 10 o'clock A. H., at the court room Of cold court, at the City of Proecott, in cold Yovor pai county, hes been duly apHo1ntoo Y tn9 fudRo of said Court for tho solemens 01 oaao accOunt, at which time and plo0e aay PO.1o9 intoreoted In said aatato nay oppe.r ono 1ae hl0 exceptions In writing to the account soo s''''s-' WI. o. ONEILL. Clesk. Dated 1spesnbes [. ls9S W
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03

Three meals for $l at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hats's hotel.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03

Ice cream of all kinds of flavor, and
 all kinds of ices, at the Bellevue hotel, or delivered to any part of town. The delivery wagon will make regular trips duriny the warm hours of each day. jult
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03

Order your ice from Maier's covered wagon. Ice delivered daily to any part of the city and Fort Whipple, for one cent per pound m1It
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03

Just received, at Gee. Fl. Curry's, sOe
 bottles of the finest sperm sewing ma chine oil. Buy only the best, and save your machine. Jlzu
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03

Martin Maier has opened a cold lunch stand at his place on Granite street. He has just received an invoice of imported goods, consisting of Swiss and Limburger cheese, sausages, ham and sardelles. Give him call.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03
Fresh Candies.

Jules Baumann is manufacturing fresh every day, plain and fancy home made candies; and lovers of cOnfec- tionery should not fail to call at the Bellevue Hotel, and spend their surplus
 "bits" for strictly pure, unadulterated
 stuff, made right here, and sold at lv- ing prices. m2otf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-10-03
wanted,

Finest Sonoma Zinfandel at Gold waters, $l per gal. d