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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02

The Prescott Chatauqus Rsadin
 Club met at the residence of Mrs. Hal
 ris Baldwin. As i. wac the first mee,
 ing of the new year, officers for the en
 suing year were elected. After . mum
 Der ei ballots were taken the result va
 as ioliows: Mrs. wollenberg, prssi
 dent: Mrs. o'Neill, vice -prssident
 Mrs. Blake, secretary. It was also do
 cided to meeton each Wednesday after
 noon at o'clock, and 10 havs once 1 month high tea," which all member
 are expected to attend. The mestins
 Tor this week will be at the residence oI
 Mrs. c. W. Culver, to-morrow (Wed.
 nesda,) afternoon.
 The best medical writers claim that the successful remedy for nasal catarrh must be non.irritating, easy of applica- tion, and one that will reach all the remote sor,s and ulcerated surfaces. The history oi the efforts to treat ca tarrh during the past oiliges us to ad- init that only one remedy has met these conditions, and that Is Ely's Cream Balm. This pleasant remedy has mastered catarrh as no.hing slse has ever done, and both phy sicisns and P tients freely concede this fact The more distressing symptoms yisl d to 1t.
 Daggs Brothers, of Flagstaff, are not only the weslthiest firms of sheep rai.. CTS in the southwest, but they are the most enterprising as we'll, and keep breeding their tlocks up to the highest possible point. The Champion reports that P. F. Dsggs. of this firm, has just returned from California, having brought back with him so head of fine French Merino rams, which he purchased of California sheep men.
 The postoffice officials today received instructions from Washington ts for ward mails heresfter for the southern par; of the territory vie Phenix. The JoURNAL-MINER has been advocating this move for some time. and while it is too modest to say that it secured the change, 1t is gratified that it has been made ss our southern exchanges will reach here one day earlier than at pr sent.
 James J. Stewart, the popular sta tion agent os the Prescott and Arizona Central railroad at Prescott, returned from . four weeks visit to in the east. To the great sur prise of his many friends here, "Nrs. Stewart" failed to materialize on his return.
 Warren Weaver, representing Gordon merchant tailors, San Fran cisco, is in town with fine line of sam ples. He can be found at the Palace Saloon: Orders given him are gsaran. .eed to bsfillsd to give sasisfasction. '
 Dr. R. K. Robinson, under whose care J. c. Snow has been for . few weeks under treatment for broken leg, has sent his patient homo to Big Chino valley, on a pair of crutches.
 Probate Judge French will hear the application of Mrs. Cora \. B ach, for etts, of administration on the estate ,i the late c. W. Beach, on Wsdnes- iay, October 9th.
 Colonel L. F Eggers is rusticating in the Wolverine state, whore he has electrified Michiganders by his hand some appearance and suave mannsrs.
 Intersst on city water works konds were due to-day, and Treasurer Porter had the coin on hand to meet the dc. mands of coupon holders.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
Conono0OdAb0O.

All claims not consistent with the high character of Syrup of Figs are
 purposely avoided by the Cal. Fig Syrup Company. It acts gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels, cleans ing the system etlectually, bus 1t is not a cure-all and makes no prctensions that every bottle will not substsntiA,e.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
Business Booming

Probably no one thing has cause such general revival of trade at Beau mont Coxe's Drug Store 90 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 m th.s very valuable article, from the fact that 1t always cures and never disappoints. Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Brochitis, Group, and all throat and :ung diseases quickly cured You can test it before buying ny getting a trial bottle free, large size SI. Every bottle warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02

Prescott has At present a distin- guished visitor, in Judge Wm. Barnes, of New York Judgo Barnes has been very prominently identified with the politics of New Yoik, having for ten years held the sfiice of insurance com missioner of the state, while at present his son owns the two most prominent republican papers of the state outside of New York City, being the youngest man in the profession in the state, Judge Barnes is president of the Buck eye Irrigation company, in Maricopa county, and is in Prescott. where the principal place of business of the com pany is, to attend the annual meeting of the stock holders for the election ol officers. He is very favorably i'm pressed with the bright prospects fol the future of Arizona, and is more than delig ghted with the superb climate of Pre- colt.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
Cured bv Cuticura.

am cured of s loathesome d!sease, e xe. ma, in its V ,rst staae. ! trled niferedt doc tors and been through tn, hoSoiiai. but all 10 no purpQe. Ths disease cev.ret m, wh ho V from the op of any h 's to thS s1i ss Of my feel. My h air asl cauae out, l. Av'ng ma a coin plete raw sore Aftr tIN llV vsgNt.ing < 1 heard of yobr CUTICURA EsNEptgS anu after using three botSses of uTI ,uRA tsk- SOLVE T,wilh Cutt.urs nni Cutl, urs soap. find my self cured at the cosl of a out Sd. l would not be without hs Cuticura remedies in nay b use. ss nnd them useful Tn many cases, and think they gre the only sk'n and blood medicines.
 iS A N H GEuMAN Wurt.ho.1 N N
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
Cuticura R, solvent.

Tn new Blood Turifiet. and puresi snd best
 of Humor Cures, tnternA.l, anl Cuticufa.
 the gre | skin Cure, and Cu;icu soap. sn exquisite Skiu R,.uttdsr, externally, in. st atl y Tel eve ana speed iy and ernsns sntiS
 cure the most agopiEtng, it hing, burnlaS,
 bleeding, seaiy, era. ted aud ptmply disen--a
 and numcrs of thr skin. e Ip blood with loss ci hair. rom g n piss to scrofuit. sold every where. Pricc, CUrsCUR ., 5oc; SOAP 2ai.; KEsoLvE>T. q Prepared b. the POTTER DRUG AID CHEMICAL Go, boston, Mass.
 AGSend for "How to Cure Ss n Diseases" 6i pages 50 illustrations anu Do testimonials d. Os IMPLIES, bl 'ck hesds, re e, ou> n, cnapped CIWand oily skin preven ed by Cut icur~Soap
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
F ROM TUEspAy's DAILY.

F ROM TUEspAy's DAILY. Jeff Shipp and wifs are in town iron S,tnts Maria. Dennis May is visiting his relative in New York. To-night's wedding pro omises to be brilliant affair. Order fruit and ornamental trees Q W. H. Billings, at the Bridge Sho' Shop.
 Frcsh fruits at Fugd's. Miss Lola Woods, of Flagstaff, ha been engaged to teach the Ash Forl school.
 Tobacco and cigars, numerous brands at Ford's. The Keystone saloon has just TO csived an invoics of A A A Eureka Kentucky whisky.
 Drawing . piste" instssd of an "assault with pistol" is tho charge against W. c. Stewart, of Flagstaff.
 Oh. for good smokel Aitken hal .t-,he " Key Wess Bouquet"
 Railroad tickets hoagh, and so'i al <. AItken's.
 pr. Robinson was compelled to ann putst te Z. T. Stone's thumb, which was recently msnglcd by getting caught m his lasso.
 Stationery-ink, paper, pencils and postage stamps, at Ford's. II. Ernst, tailor, Hdvertises in this issue to clean, repair aud dye clotaes. He does his work we'll and his charges are reasonable.
 Smokers supplies - pipes, stems, cigar and cigarette holders, etc. st Ford'a
 W. R. Howard has sold his interest in the Ysvspsi Pharmacy to Dr. J. N. McCandless, who is now sole propris tor 0f tn, store.
 The Mohave county Miner says that it Is enough to irightsn the whites when the Wallapais tske to bathing
 Geo. Heisler, after wandering for several months prospecting for better place than Prescott, has returned satis- fled to remain here.
 Fresh candies aud nuts prise boxes, etc., at Ford's.
 Mrs. E. s. Clark, with the two chil- dren left ye ter lay fer . three months' visit with relatives at Lssvenworth. Kansas, and as . consequence. E. c. is all ioriorn.
 The only place in town you can buy choice Honey, In one pound sections, from the Verde Valley, is at A. Aitken's.
 Aiken is we'll supplied with choice fresh fruit, candies and nuts. Best brands of cigars and tobacco, cigarettes, etc., etc.
 At its ssssion on Saturday evening, the city council authorized the city attorney to draw up lease for the city water works.
 Knives, genuine Wostenholms, etc at FOrds. 
 Buy your LouisiAna State Lottery tickets of \. Aiken, who has the agency or the same, in Prescott.
 Paris green, for potat0e bugs, at Hills hardware store.
 Periumsry and notions, etc., at Ford's.
 A. Wollenberg < Go. offer dress goods, h,nnels and blankets much cheaper than ever before, on account of 1t being necessary to close out their stock within the nex. six weeks. n
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
County Record $

The following instruments have been filed for record:
 Prescott Lodge, No. l, Knights oi Pythias' articles of incorporation.
 Five mortgages, from Flagstaff, on real estate and personal property.
 Deed, for $275, from James Nj. Simp- son to Mary A. Gibbons, for lots 10 and II. block 9, Flagstaff.
 Deed from P J. Brannen to J. H. Hamilton, for $2Oo, for the ssme prop erty.
 Decd from Fl. J. Hamilton to J. M. Simpeon, for the same property, for s275.
 Oath and appointment of Charles w. Hammond, as deputy sheriff at Flag ataff.
 Mill site and water right, by the Ky land Gold Mining company, and To- cation notice of the Polaris mining claim, Big Bug district. by theBig Bug Reduction and Development company.
 woman Wanted, To ok in private family. Apply at
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
Advice to Mothers.

Mr-. WinsloS's Soothing Syrup should always he ased fof children teethlng. It soothes the chiid, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for ni. arrhps. Twenty-Five cents n bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02

"Number 9l" oi the Atlantic X Pa. cific, brought in twenty-ope car loads of freight from Prescott Junction, on
 Sunday, and returned with fourteen loads.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
Epou C,r,rpn,yS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 D. Boaz returned from the east to- day.
 JIG. Snow isable to be around on crutches.
 Judge James Il, Wright is en roate to Washington.
 Rev N L. Gathrie, wife and child arrived on tc-dsys train.
 par,;s. have under consideration the
 sroc,;on of slOo,OO0 brewery in Phe- nix.
 rr..h oysters just received st Ben Ru,,er's chop house, adjoining the Cob Web Hall.
 Professor Douglas, of the Copper Basin mining company, arrived on to- days train.
 Rev. N.L L. Guthrie will preach at ,ha Marina Street church tomorrow morning and evening.
 Levi Ruggles, who was a member of the 18th legislature from Pinal county, died suddenly recently. J. N. Aiken returned to-day from . three months sojourn pleasantly spent with relatives in Nova Scotia.
 J. l.. Hall, superintendent of the Piedmont Cattle company, at Martinez, and ex-mayor of Prescott, is in town.
 Chas. F.. La Wall, representing the clothing firm of H. s. Bridg X Co.,, left for Phenix via Congress this morning.
 A deed from Juana Lugo to Eufem V. de Tinker, for lot 1, block B, Pres colt, for Sl00, has been filed for rec ord.
 The board of supervisors advertise in this issue fer the sale st auction of the $ll,OOo warrant issusd by Gila county for Tonto Basin.
 A horse, belonging to young man named Morehead, on Thursday night got it's foot ent .ngled in rope with which it was tied, and was choked to death
 James R. Lowry has applied for let ters of administration on the estate of J. N. Roberts, deceased. The appliea- ton will be heard by Probate Judge French, on Tuesd ay, October Sth. Charley Wan, the we'll known caterer, formerly of the Johnson House, but recently of the Bellevue, intends leaving shortly foy a visit to China. He has been resident of Prescott fer the past fourteen years. The Wicken burg stage was robbed, on Tuesday, between Antelope valley and Stanton. Passengers were relieved of their spare coin, but the mails were not molested.
 Superintendent Jones went out to the Junction yesterday and engaged a big A. & F. engine, for few days, to take the place of his broken one. 1t run down to Chino valley this morning and took ten car loads of stock ont, and will bring in all of the accumula- ted fl eight, some fifteen or sixteen car loads, to Prescott to morrow.
 Prof. Thomas has musical dog, called "Don," which gave piece at last nights concert not down on the bills. While the professor supposed him to be at home. like all good dogs, "Don" slipped into the opera house and eusconsed himself under the piano, and while the orchestra was rendering q very thrilling piece the dog struck in to howl on the proper key and in good time. He got along all right with his music until place was struck where the music called halt to let the cor ne ist catch his wind. The orchestra stopped, but the dog kept right on with his howling solo until the stage mana ger yanked him off the stage.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
Found,

A gold ring. Owner can have the same by paying for this advertisement aud proving property. Apply at this office. U
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
Burning and Itching

Twas sick in the fall o, 1888 with burnt And itch ng 30 bad that n three weeks was covered with rssh. and colld not sleep nigh . wort days. come doot thought it might be salt rheSm ietxemn). atd saiJ they had never seen anything like it oe fore. I rec civsd no help from aNy of i,ten or from any m edt, inc that couij get hold of until trie your Cuticura remedies. Afiec three weeks' ase WAS able to work, anu kest iips better, umtil l am now tlrely cured. recommend ihen to ait suffering h akin disease. q. .E OsMER,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
Pianos on Ins,aIImen,s

Pianos sold on easy installments. First-class, fine toned instr uments B. N. Go,dwater, Prescott, Ariz. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02

The October Overland will contain an Estimate of the Life and Character of David s. Terry" from the pen of Col. k. G. Waite, a personal ac- ausintance of Terry from early days, but of opposite political faith and per- sonal affiliations. The article will pre-. sent, especially to the eastern readers & candid statement of the real place oi the dead man in California history and ,n the minds of Cslifornians.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
RncklAn'a AYnicA SAlN0

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chspped Hands. Chilblains Corns. and all Skin Eruption. and pos lively cures Piles or no pay required. IL is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price p cents per box. For sale by Beaumont Coxe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
Skins on Fire

AEsnls 1g, ttrht' .. bar Hns barcs- lmI Eraema In It's WYBss stages. A saW s0r~ srO.s head |" ct. ID .tr gone. Doctors aud uespitnls Ca.. Trte0 eveFythlmx. Cured by Gut . earn Ae me 0ls-v for e0.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
WantOd,

Wood choppers, at or near Boggs' mine
 Price per cord $l.50, principally alder wood. For further particulars enquire at Bsggs' mill. II. c. AeDoNALp. q
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02

The jury in Tucson rendered yer dict of guilty in the case of Manuel Vsrdugo, charged with killing Loui' Cshn, a merchant of NoGales, 6 year
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02


 l have on hand a Large Lot of wood material, and have in my.
 employ as good mechanics as there are in Arizona Territory,
 and parties coming here for Goods or to have blacKsmithing or wood worK will have their
 worK done promptly and at req sonable rates.
 l would take this opportunity
 to thank my many friends who patronized me the past season,
 and would asK them to give me
 a share of their patronage the
 present. Anything you need for yourself or family or ranch I
 have in stock. All my goods
 such as Canned Goods, Flour
 and Barley, as can be purchased
 in carload lots, are bought by
 me in this manner. I pay no , rent or city taxes, hire very lit- 1 tie help; therefore there IS no house in Arizona that l allow to undersell me, and those who first patrenized me find 1t te their interest to call on me. Goods ordered shipped on cars receive our special attention. Have on hand StudebaKer | Lumber Wagons. Some of them
 have been remodeled and are in good shape for treighting These wagons will be sold away down. | Besides these We have Buck
 boards. Any party needing a
 wagon willnever leave here with
 out one unless they leave here
 when 1 am not watching them
 | am here to sell you goods an :.
 treat you squarely.
 : l am not so situated as to do a credit business, as l have a
 large amount of capital tied up Tn property here and elsewhere Itherefore am compelled to do a cash business n order to turn l my money often.
 E. II. WITHERELL,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02

Homeopathic medicines. A full as sortment just received at w. w. Ross Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02

Reduced prices have caused a great rush oi business at the Corner Drug Store, u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02

remarked an old gentlenan, e hs sassl fondiy upon the comely little woman 6y hi1 side; but frankly" he continued, .af sns little woman, in order to appoaR youthful. plaseered her face with dt6erent voriettoO o4 whitswash. yclept palma 'ersans,' 'lotioaa, "I did. until my skin bsoams hle DercHnenS and % pimply and coarse" "Wsn," cid tAs listener, What do you uoo nowi" "UsA" and Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dtsoovsry. Common sense told me that fl my blood Wss Hure. liver active, appetite and digsssion rood,
 hue of health. The Discovery did ali Shoe1 things and actually rejuvenatsA me" N you would poesese . clear. beautiful eomolexion, cpoec and roughnees. use the "Goidcn Hed. icai Discovery. It is taaPansoe1 eo dc sll tesf 1t is claimed to, or money Pal1 sSr !" VIII - promptly r~funAeA. :
 Copyright iss. sy woaISs plA Ma Assn
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
Asaisa and ora,n Hay;

Ataifa and 0valn Aayi Just received, anu for sale cheap. at J. l.. Fishers, u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02

Pocket Cigar Case Free to Smokers of
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

City taxes become delinq qusnt today Col. l.. r. Eggers returned to-day from his trip east.
 Jacob N. Copes has been appointed postmaster at Phenix. Mir. and Mrs. John Mason left Pres. cstt yesterday for the east. The regular quarterly meeting of the board of supervisors will be held next Monday.
 J. l.. Fisher received . car load of -four and . car load of canned good. to-day.
 r. A. Williams killed . monster Lynx, near his place on Aspen creek, . few days ago.
 With increased business, the Prss- colt & Arizona Central railroad should reduce its rates.
 J. M Aiken went out to tho Con. gress with F N. Murphy to-day, to doctor their telephone line.
 Wm. Mitchell, . prominent and re- spected citizen of the lower Agus Fria is in town.
 Mur ray AcInernsy, chief deputy sheriff, went out to Walnut creek to- day, to arrest Jesse Martin.
 Number 9l," an Atlantic and Pa cific engine, brought in big train of loaded freight cars on the Prescott and Arizona Central railroad yesterday.
 The train will hereafter arrive satur- days and leave Prescott Sunday after moons. No train will leave Saturday afternoon or arrive Sunday.
 Wild animals hsve been playing sad havoc with stock in this county during the past year A prominent stock man Of the county, to-day, informed the JoURnAL-MINER man, that he be lieved $lO,O 900 would not cover the loss for that period. Expectations have not been confined to any single locality but reports of loss come from all sec tions. The heaviest loss sustained has probably been in the vicinity of lower Agus Fria, where great many fine colts and calves have been the victims of mountain lions. Vim. Deering, whose sto k range is in the hills just . few miles west of Prescott, reports the loss of five fine colts by mountain lions since July, and two calves killed by bears. Dave Thomas, in the same vi- cinity, has lost two colts by mountain liens, and E. Wanless two during the same period. Mir. Deering thinks he knocked out the dspredating bear by dose of poison, e it returned and made meal off the carcass of poison. ed calf, but he failed to find Mr. Bruins dead body.
 According ts an exchange, w. H. II. Clark, of St. Louie, has found . means of purifying water, which is only novel as to the mode of preparing the puri- fer. He simply dissolves alum by pouring boiling hot water upon it. Only one drop is necessary for gal lon of water. A tesspoonful will clear a barrel of water. carrying all the solid and vegetable matter to the bottom. Mir Clark thinks that the water m res ervoirs could be thus cleared and set tied at tho cost of twenty-five cents for ever million gallons, provided the alum is dissolved in hot water. Alum has long been used as . purifier of water, but whether 1t has before been pre- pared according to Clark's formula
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
Most Intense Itching.

have u ed the uticura Remedies sucress- fully for my h ib w ho was Affi ttvd wlln co. ssins, sud had such intense lichiug that he and my bsbs is cared, and l. now \ hea.tty. rosy checked hoy.
 MARY KELLERMANN re oit, kausak,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-02
woman Wanted

To ok in private family. Apply at this office. s23tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
FHz KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-

fosy LisGsa ~ a. EnteFt4izszs Lsetars
81 J4stzs k@lAsSa@.
The Enlg1ts q PytclAs tur1ed 0ut
with tneu fg.slGs 10 gooGly nUmoers
last ii zat - Es1ea ~ the lecture ~
Jastlz kzIh5ons. the founder u tlsE
order, a. tne U1.Fersal -sl eagrca. Ar.
k4t1bone s al easy 4na charming (
speaker Nno knows vel how u inter
est "a audience.
He opened egth giving AZ idez Of the
necessity VI secrecy .n a. such societies
a. it l. necessary IA families. lie then
gave brief bar VIVID picture " the
friendship OF Damoa and Pyta-As,
tns oF1s5 pe-ns named -f,sf -ns
latter He sald that tne hug ghts
ol Pyth.as. thougn bat 10 Their infancy,
had ia thef ranks nell ~no had As
s-scng a sense " TUe friendship A. ever
existed in tne worl1
Tie speaker then drftcd into the ina
porrance " regular attendance a. lodge
meetings. and he had thls part Ot has
lecture we'll speed Viii funny anec'
1Dtcs aud stories WllCu kept the Au-
c4suce u continued state Ok laugh
teE. he sad tae usual excuse Tor lr-
regular attendance "a. that MY vile
d0n't Ike C. Size Raises = regular row
whenever mention tae lodge.
lie sad he dld LOT believe mat
story when the brothers told 10
tie d4d not believe that any woman
would object 10 her husband gong %
tile lodge. when she knew the benefit:
that he derived from tie order.
Ihe speaker then instructed the mar
red men n the proper manner or gvlng
the pass word that II tie pass word Jo
get away from home 10 20 10 the lodge
ln dong the same for the unmarried
men, be got just % the point wher,
gae young lover Was I'd give the pass
word ~ the sweet glrl by las side, and
then said thAt it Was 20 many
years SINCE he had gwen the wore
that 10 had passed from MS mnd, bu
he knew OF 40 one more truly qualified
o. show them how it was done than hl'
+ brother knight. Oscar Wells. Ihl
brought down the house, and every one
craned their necks 10 see II Oscar
/ biushed. Ile lecturer closed by agar
urging good attendance, and by askins
the ladies presenrnot % be too sever,
upon their husbands VINO wished to at
tend lodge.