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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-26
@But he is now dead, Jack. "
Dead 2r

Dead as
"Yes he died in Paris about month
ago
When Jack entered his office the next
morning his head was full of the news his
mother had told him and projects to look
into his fitaier's affairs to protect his own
and his mothers interests. He had hard
" got settled down 10 work before a
spruce young man in footman's livery
presented himself and handed him a
sealed letter He read the let ter with
mingled emotions. He put on his coat
and hat and followed the servant to the
pavement, and entered the magnificent
carriage in waiting.
y The carriage stopped before rich
house in one Of the fashionable uptown
streets, and the doors flew open. as Jack
approached them.
He was led 10 large bedroom. lie
walked TO the side of the bed, around
which two physicians and one or two
servants were congregated. Everybody
made way for him. 4 shrunken hand
was extended to him, and he grasped
it.
Young man. said a faint voice,
am your grandfather. / wronged your
mother when she was young. Your ia
ther IS now dead. lie was rascal. Ihave
kept track of YOU through the years since
you were born. / have not long to live.
! want YOU TO forgive me before die /
viii not ask your mother TO forgive me,
because ! haYe occlsioned her too much
sorrow. All my wealth is yours. You
have only to see my lawyers, jerks q
jerks. You will find everything in shape
for my house has been in order a great
many years against this hour"
Jack sat down by the side Of the bed,
thoroughly unnerved. He was a strong
man, but in this hour, when the past
was atoned for and death hovered about
the grandfather who had wronged him,
but whom he had never seen before, he
was as weak as child.
Forgive"
And the spirit ofJames Dayton left the
frail and wasted body, where it had lodg-
ed for seventy years, before he could fin
ish the sentence.
Three months after the mortal remains
of James Dayton had been consigned to
the earth from which they came, Jack
n,vfop ,,rasa,,.ol t;.,,,tF - ,h1 I;;.l
Avenue residence Of Gussie Vandorn
His head was in fearful state of agi-
tatioI,'
After a short time, which seemed an
age to him, the young woman entered
the perlor. He arose to his feet and ad-
vanced TO meet her.
Miss Vandorn, you will pardon the
liberty take in calling upon you ?p
Mr.. Dayton, you have been free to
call upon me, by invitation, for the past
two years"
But l thought you may have forgot
ten"
JACK gazed fnte her eyes moment
with all the earnestness of the days since
they had parted. Her eyes dropped be-
meath his, and her face was suffused with
bushes. She had not forgotten. He said
with simple eloquence
have not forgotten. / never could
forget. Your face has been with me
have heard your voice since We parted
two years ago. have come here tonight
to tell you that life is no longer endura-
bic if you don't share it with me- have
waited two years to tell you this"
s. You need not have waited two years,
Mr.. Dayton" she said, with a rogueish
smile.
And Jacks fortune was not in the
money his grandfather left him, but in
the love of the woman that money had
secured him.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-26
A Country Editor Goes to
Church.

The editor Of the Deai,rood Roorr at
tended church for the first time last sun
day. In about an hour he rushei into
the office and shouted to the telegraph
editor.
"Wh IT in blazes are you fellows doing
How about the news from the seat Of
war 27
"What news ~
@why. al this about the Egyptian
army being drowned in the Red Sea.
Why, the gospel chap up at the church
was telling about it just now and not
word Of it was in this mornings paper.
Hustle round, you fellows, and get the
acts. or the Saop Sl,0i will get beat on
Us. Look spry, there, and run an extra
edition if necessary, while Put up bull
letin board, Great English Victory in the
Soudan. ~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-26
Interested People.

Advertising patent medicine is the
peculiar way in which the proprietor Of
kemp's Balsam, for Coughs and Colds,
does it, is indeed wonderful. He author
izes all druggists to give those who call
for il sample bottle Free, that they may
try it before purchasing. The large bot
ties are soc. and 81. We certainly would
advise a trial. 1t may save you from
consumption.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-26
A Great Battle

Is continually going on in the human
system. The demon Of impure blood
strives 10 gain victory over the eoustitu-
tiJn, 10 ruin health, to drag victims to
the grave. a good reliable medicine ike
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the weapon with
which TO defend ones self, drive the des-
perate enemy from the feld, and restore
peace and bodily health for many years.
Try this peculiar medicine.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-26

Dr. Howard Crosby told an anneo,iote
to illustrate the power Of sympathy.
The Doctor said that a short time ago he
WIS on a Fourth Avenue horse car when
drunken man entered and began using
prof4ne AMI vulgar language. sjme Of
the men in the car spoke very siernly 10
the intruder and told him 10 smut up
The nian went on eursing worse than be-
fore. DIR. Crosby went over to him and
began talking to him in soothing
manner The drunken fellow quieted
and in few moments got up toleAve the
car. As he did 80 he se0wied savageiy
upon the men who had spoken harshly
to him. Then ne turned 70 Dr. Crosby,
his face beamed with amiability, and put
ting his hand aiIec,iona te ON DR. CrOs-
by's back he said
"Ah. old feIler, yor know how it is
yourselEr-N i. gsicyrtu.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-26

A fine family Of children were all az
ilicted with scrofula. Two died early I;
the rest would soon have followed, but
for the timely and persevering use Of
Ayers sarsaparilla, which built them up
into a healthy and vigorous manhood.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-26
The Two Johns: Or. Wasting
Or Saving.


John Thirsty and John Thrifty were
good mechanics and earned fair wages.
They had learned their trade with the
same master, and became journeymen at
twenty-one, within few weeks of each
other.
John Thirsty, the elder, began life 10y
joining a club of young men who in
dulged in alcoholic liquors, while his
fellow-workman, Thrifty, at twenty-one
became a member of total abstinence
society.
After lapse of ten years, trade becom-
ing bad, their employer had TO stop his
works for short time, and both were
thrown out of employment.
On the picture you see John Thirsty
looking at a pile of empty beer barrels.
During the past ten years he bad daily
drank / glasses of beer, costing 20 cents,
or $500 a month; besides taking spree
occasionally, and not only spent his
money, but he lost time and wages. lie
is now rejecting on what drink cost,
and finds he had spent for his daily beer
alone, S72 a year, and in ten years, $720 !;
and had drank so barrels of beer so
gallons each. He is saying TO himself :
"Those empty barrels are all have for
the wages ! have spent in beer during
ten years and they eren belong 10 the
Jrerer"
On the other picture you see John
Thrifty, who stands admiring his beauti-
ful cottage, for which he has just receiv-
ed the deed. John Thrifty, instead of
spending 20 cents day for beer like his
fellow workman Thirsty, took shares in a
building association, which in ten years
accumulated to 81 200, with which he
bought the cottage he so much admires,
and SAYS to himself: II can now live
rent free the remainder of my life and
the money have been paying for rent,
| can now invest as reserve fund, in
case of sickness, accident hard times, or
old age"
Let the moderate drinkingmen re fleet,
whether they do not spend as much
money daily for beer, etc, as John
Thirsty and if it will NOT pay them bet
ter, give more enjoyment and happiness,
to follow the example of John Thrifty =?
Most workingmen, who have drank
only moderately for ten or fifteen years,
have spentor worse than wasted mon
ey to buy and furnish handsome homes
for themselves. Waste not want not
You can never know till you Try, how
quickly dose of Ayers Pills will cure
your sick headache. Your stomach and
t,,,..s.la ,,ea1 elaa,,ri,,ir aud t17aca .,;lIo
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-26

A minute means a good dead, notwith-
standing you affect to hold it OF no COR
sequence.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-26

You can never know till you Try, how
quickly dose of Ayers Pills will cure
your sick headache. Your stomach and
bowels need cleansing, and these pills
will accomplish il more efsectually and
comfortably than any other medicine
you can find
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-26

To face danger is to gvt sl the exact
facts.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-26

A LTHOUGH situated nearly two miles from
"a the heart OF the town, Il Is connected viii
-arna by The
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-06-26


hsve hsa lss ti.aa bnshs.s le
Au'i he Uheal grses -esa ass sossn. aa,t
: hase row moved this piece IT ground
tiare years ia seccessien, isAius from .s
not less than anayersee daring ire ih5ee
wears u two tons per acre. yearly. 81 tie
tcsl qaai.ty q hay. To sun up the r.-
ssi't ef SIX wears. we haee
ca uF frefrfs1zA-
Fist Or cora cfuP - flas phss.ala,e
81 So per tiiii...--. .--.-.-.--.....-..- 3 ID
secoud oreaU crop gsi lbs. pAoseh.ae
az SD .-.----..-. ----- ...-....- .-.--- ~
Third or wheat CROP 2oe lbs pA,ls-
phaie. - 100 bus. lime 8 II DO
Total cast Of fertilizers .....--.....s Is %
vALUE Of ceoas rRopvrn
Corn. s04 bus shelled a. 7oe. the
price that year.. ....~.......-.s p II
Oats. % bus. @ fiAc- the price that
year........-.....-.,.....-l.........~ $50
Wheat - 0s4s- q 81 the prise
that year ........ ...........-...-.. - 90
Hay. '0ns in years @ $40 per
ion......-..........'...................... 60 %
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-19
Mining lppIicalian No. 2l5.
U. s. LA~D ossicx. rnsscerr; AanseSA.

U. x. LA..D ossicS. PRtscerr. ARrxnNA.a Jane i9ln, 1sSs. NoEice is hereby given that the Enftel Verde Copper Com pany. oy F. E. Murray. its attorney m fact, VI osv pest ffce dress i= Prescott, rtsona. has m sde HpplicA,ca tor patent fer So linear feet on he Glft aiming ctaiu. bearing silver aud copper orc -sIs4ale la Verde mtniug district. NavaYsi cQGnty, Arizona. and ces1r he'd in he osfirs Sl b st and nStd notes on te ir fht. uffioe, as fo, nis ViE:
 Begiunins at 5uitlSi InUnumsnt a center of so0 bern portion sf elaim where N 8 Ne ! Is marke on nor hern face of gsauits boulder, U N Ii No. 0 ars south deg 1s man west 2aif feet; thence south. & .Ies ssSt granite ruck marked sf No. 2; theme south Ss ucg Si Uin west. 800 feet to g yan its rock mar et C Ne.S, thence notte. & deg west |. es eel t1 ltme@fona msrxe e.s c No.z. saeRce north & deg so rv In ast SO feel to nnz; spd csotcr of claim aud so iimeSFone marx ea a No a- eg0 feet t1 s&nGstou marked e Ma. q. taef Ct s.laih- x sts eas 3g2 feet granii~ rnck mad ked c NS ,. thence south, f3 des ..a miu west Ss ieet to monument and stone. mark ct C No. 2, pl8ce Of h, gIunins on ous eoundsfies ol ctalm--c9nsintng i6.i4 scrs S
 The location and relocation of this tniue fS rtcoI1ed m the recordeE's office of zvanai oonnty. ArlNe.sa, on page tfs. of boo 6. An1 page SsG of isosk | $. s5joinins ella mae ts Ia tbe tnstsd Verde CcPper Company ol tho south.
 Ali psrsaRs holding savsrss esains taar-to ate rSqnited e. present the bcsOra thss pabltsati n hereof, CT they wtli es tAfEss. ts virtue of tee EsroVl lKions of the st strtc.
 e. BURGESS. Regl lstsf.
 ffrSf l.ft.N
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-19
Mining ippIlcalioa. No. 2l3

U. $. LAND OFFicE. Pa SCOTT. A IzoNA,l
 June 18th. isss.
 Notice Is hereby givea hat the United Verde Copp Y company, by r. E. Nara. its attorney ia fact, whose Iostofssce address is Prescott Arizona. has "a q application Tor patent for i,s09 inca feet on the Axure arth- west Tn. Nc l. mintn- claim, bearing copper ore, situate In Ner3s Fe ming Il diSirivt, Ts xapri county. Astxona. cad aeserih<i tn the ofsclat plat and ne q notes on fie In this ofice <~ follows, to.wit:
 Bssi silttg at initial monument at c rf@r $ e ad of c as tu. whare s marked N \ No. on quar'zste rock. U mtp mon No.t bears s min Q. 80 fest to graniie rock msrkef k No. 2: eucc n, F drg ai ntsn W. l 500 fees to- volcsntc ree ma ked \ N, No. S; thee a. claim and granite rsek marked V, No. q: thence south. i7 deg 70 Inia eS [. .sco feet tc gr snite lock mas Bed A N. No. C: theme 4s r.h = deg 3o naio {, 3D0 z to non |. H A V Mt. I.eplase of beginnicx-containiug ls N3 scr <.
 The location aod reiocat on of thts suiris IS recorded in the recorder oni . of YsVapls cauntv, AT x0na, or pages S6a apsi 70. ID book 6. aed pages ssa anu q, Q. took F !. sdtefGfuS claimant is the United VI rte Coppe4 Cona psny cn the west
 All Ter oas holding apvsrse claims thereto are required so pres sBt She same be ore tAla office within sixty lays from fn dFs. pabii- eaton heret {, or they wiif he barred hy virtua of th provisions of the statute.
 BUR sESS. Reg stsr. Fiat notification T fpa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-19
Mining Application No. 2li.

U. S, LAND cVFtcN. PRESCOTT. ASIxoxr n
 Ianc 18th. tss4
 Notice ls hereby given ,a ! tse T,sasrd Verde Corpsr cutu psny. hy F. E Narrs& its toruey in art, Snsse rostofiice nIreSs ix Press ott, AfiGOna. has made ef pii ra ftsr paseat for i,s.o linear feet on MI Axsgs- sou thessteEn No. mining clainz bsnsinx eopp ore, situate tn Verde rsfufa< di- trfct YsVseal Soar 7s RrsEens. and desnribsd fn the official 2 ias Aad Held notrs on dia ta shls ofiic as foi.cws. vlr
 Be siuuins st instias monument at eeufsr northern end ef cinim where Is snis=@>4 se \ \ No on qnartkite rock, c < q N M bears e-sesti,. SS deg = min west, fa-S feet: thence south. z2 deg 70 mtn west, au fset is, granite ro< marked A X No s, then e soatn fl deg 4 min eat, fboo feet to granite rock mars cd si No. !, thence north 72d-g 70 Sa ta essi, % feet fo granite rock scuth renfeF cod ciSim marked q S Ne. (, esN feet to gran te rock marked < S No 5: tnencs sortb i7 iiex S in wssf. ,t0a feet lo graaife Teek ffsafk-d \ N Nc. C, tSeu Sout a as~ l ms4 wet. So feet fc mon lment A .t No. I. place oi beginnings containing &tff safes. The loc atom of tnis niue t- r@ ft cd "a tSo recorders office of iavspsi county. xrissna % Vages 1sz and seS, in cook Gs of taiIl2s; atijoinirg claimant ts on the nsftE add wess side, the United Verde Coppes s4P4ay.
 Att rsous holdtt < stser csatfr t0eraso aye required to Pgeseai the same befos- fhis cfiice wI hin sixSy dsys from the ffst usy cf pub scatioo hereof, or they will be narrs1 tY virtue of he pro iSlons lsf the s.a;n;e.
 E BURG Esss. sS isteE. pu hs alton, It.n.. fo Yxsa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-19
From Mondays Daily.

Judge w. c. Hazledine is on the sick list to-day.
 Anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill, to-day.
 E. H. Witherell advertises to-day for more freight teams.
 Hon. Hugo Richards left for Callor- mia this afternoon.
 The electric light company will be iu operation tonight.
 Major D. NJ. Riordan. of Flagstaff, came in on to-day's train.
 Associate Judges Porter and Barnes arrived yesterday from the south,
 The Chautauquans will give picnic on Wednesday at Point of Rocks.
 Pasturage for horses at Point of Rocks ranch. See advertisement in this paper.
 Elmer Wells returned from Los An. geles yesterday, where he has been at- tending college.
 Sig. Simon, Gus. Heyman and two other good looking drummers came in ou yesterdays train.
 Location notce was flied this morn ing by w. A. Baur and w. T. Baur, ol "W. A. R." mine, Peck district
 Two stages belonging to the Pheni, line left this morning, crowded with passengers for Bogg's mines, Big Bug. The American eagle will spread his wings over the goddess of liberty 1T Prescott in true American styls July 4th.
 G. w. Culver's teams were engaged all yesterday at the depot loading lum Der, machinery and varied building material for Congress mine. Justice Fleury was in nA ag reeable
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-19
Supreme Court.

The supreme court met this morning Chief Justice J. H. Wright. Associate Justices w. w. Porter and w. H Barnes, present. A recess wac taken until , p. m. Strahan vs Fitzpatrick. Motion for rehearing g-denied.
 Johnston "a Morrison. Same order
 Territory vs Atlantic & Pacific R. R Go. Apache county tax easel. Motion for rehesring denied.
 Territory vs A. 4 P. K, R. Go. (Mo- have county tax easel. Same order.
 Tidball vs. U. s. Order to have 10 days before next term to file transcript by appellant. Ysvapai County vs A. .&P. Same order.
 Territory of Arisons vs Francisce. Baca. Trial progressing.
 TUESDAY, June IS. Clark vs Daggs. Judgment of lower court affirmed.
 Rider vs Leach. Same order.
 Nat. Greer substituted for ]. T. Les sueur, appellee, vs Ed. W. Wells and Hugo Richsrds. appellants. Argued and submitted.
 Adjourned until 3 P. m.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-19
Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such general revival of trade at Beau mont Coxe's Drug Store as their giv- ing away to their customers of so many trial bottles of Dr. Kings New Discov- cry for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article, from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Brochitis, Group, and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured You can test it before buying by getting trial bottle free, large size $l. Every bottle warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-19
Epoch.

Itransition frsm long, ling ering
 inful sickness to robust health
 an epoch in the life of the indi- Such a remarkable event is bed in the memory, and the | whereby the good health has attained is gratefully blessed. it is that ss much is heard in of Electric Bitters. So many ley owe their restoration ts health
 use of the Great Aiterative and If you are troubled with any 'e of Kidneys, Liver or Stomach ng or short standing, yeu will find relief by use of Electric Bit
 Sold at soc. and $l per bottle s' mont Coxe's Drug store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-19
FROM TuEspAy's DAIl.Y .

FROM TuEspAy's DAiLy. Can at Mrs. Blsine's for lnfsn, Outfits.
 Eastern Star lodge mese,s rha,sdA, night Railroad tickets bought aud solI { q. a,tken'r. D. s, Lount. of Phenix, is visiting hi brother in this place. Hats and bonnets trimmed to orde at Mrs. Blaine's.
 w. c. Stewart. the Flagstaff attorney left for home to-day.
 Lieut.. Glassiord is on his regular tour of inspecting signal service offices
 Altsvn has the "boss. c,gar-th, Key West Bouquet"
 ch, for good slnokel Aiken hs, 1.-the Key Nest Bouquet"
 Ssteens-4 patterns--new French designs, cheap, at Mrs. Blaine's.
 Do glass Gray returned last nigh, iron, four months visit to the liar qua Hala mines.
 Peaches, Apricots, Cherries, Bananas Pine Apples, Oranges and Limons a, A. Aitken's.
 Chautsuquans will picnic at Point of Rocks tomorrow, leaving Prescott at ga. m.
 Lemps St. Lonis keg Beer. from 'ao lners. d. th. M,atazuma Saloon. Q
 A large delegation is expected iron, Flagstaff to spend the Fourth of July in Prescott.
 A large number of business houses were illuminated by electric lights last night. The machine proved con- plete success A large arc light in front of the Palace saloon shed its rays across the plaza.
 Citizens of Walnut Grove are arrang- ing for a big celebration on the Fourth of July. Among the attractions will be a COW boy tournament of roping and tying steers, bronco riding, etc. The sports will be held on the ranches of J. l.. Fisher and A. A. Moore.
 Lew Ellitt, partner of Geo. w. Sines in some mining property in the Bradshaw mountains, met with seri- ous accident about week since. While engaged at work in claim, heavy boulder fell on his lief. foot, crushing three of his toes into jelly and mang ling his foot badly He is at present confined to his bed. with prospects of protracted lay up.
 Walter G. Scott, who has for nearly three years occupied the position of foreman of the JoURNAL-MINER office, and during this period has qualified himself for the practice of law, severed his connection with this office to-day, and left for St. Johns, Apache ccunty, where he will engage in the practice of his chosen profession. He was admit ted to practice before the supreme court of the territory yesterday. We can cordially recommend Mir. Scott to citi- zens of our sister county who are in need of legal services.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-19
|pAy's DAILY.

(pAY'S DAILY.
 recruits for Whipple ara ex-
 arrive to-day from Davis
 Y.
 Brandenstein to-day filed for hecree of judgment against
 Marshall, for $79S SS with
 10 per cent.
 pes Shirley, the host and pro- the Bellevue Hotel, has rein-
 staff in his house, who are nen and women, and Chinese hployed by him, @ rumor has ed.
 n notices were recorded by c. orn and F. Dolph, of "What 1.-Two Oaks" mines, Walnut
  btrict; Herbert, Canton and $ un Flower" and "Thunder" alker district.
 position to pAtronize the cleo.
 appears to be quite general. ce hss had ten lamps placed, kezuma nine, The Cob Web |Mountain City Drug store five, humber of others have given |eriff' sold at public vendue, ming, ali the property, iDclud- |r right, frame building, cook kils and other property belong |e Hassayamps Placer Mining satisfy a judgement of $742, |of c. NJ. Hsgadorn, who bid 'erty in for $700. Gosney, lately president of the Bank of Flagstaff, is visiting 'ular district attorney. H. D. lis bank having been consoli- tn the Arizona Gitixen's, MT. has withdrawn, and has opened taff a private Loan and Invest ink.
 'sy going brother of ebon hue, Ienitude of his big heart, passed 2 bottle of the ardent among . crowd on Gurley street this !, and beckoned all to take . le nectar. The contents were to the dregs in the twinkling of y the many who nevsr wait to a second time.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-06-19
BUSINESS LOCALS.
New coods for tho Fourth.

Mrs. Blaine has just received large stock of White Goods, Challies, Cham brys, Sateens, Ginghams, Ladies under wear, of all kinds, Embroideries, Ho- siery, etc, etc, of the most stylish and atest patterns.
 Bonnets and hats trimmed to order X large line of new aud stylish Jerseys.
 Narrow and wide, fancy and plain, ribbons of all kinds.
 All are invited to call and exa mine goods and prices.
 jI3ld MRS. K. k BLAINE.