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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

Fine weather. Everybody will attend the May Day |ricnic, :s.:.:-t.. Is:: A, Emanuel has still a small lot of |furniture for sale. Mrs. n. ], Sullivan returned last night E EfroEl her visit east. Two Gar loads of lumber arrived last might for Whipple. Furnit.tre for sale cheap at private sale. Enquire of A. Emanuel. A new freight tariff goes into effect on our focal ra a.lrasd on the s3 inst. John Smith will shortly put water 'neinr in. to run his ssusag- machine.
 Miss Magiil, oi Chicago, retur ed to Prescott with her sister, Mrs. D. J. Sul- hvan. -..-.... -. :. The Toushs hose company have re- crnitei number of new members
 lately. The ruins of the old adobe on the sauIh side of the plaza are being carted away. = .:.: Geo An.:astiue. ot Vii iamson vnlley. has sn crsht a re. Gold of rye. the stalks ol which are three feet high. Messrs, Charmikie and Faulkner, of
 the Dixie mining company, are in
 town. Their saw-naill will be started np Monday.
 When the train robbers are landed in
 tho county jail, that caravansary will
 thon contain the mystic number of thirteen inmates. Captain John T. Hogue of St. Johns, R. Il. Paul.of Tuc.on, and Captain F :. Ingalls,, of Yuma, arc applicants for warden of the territorial penitentiary
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
Wednesdays Edition.
Board of trade meets ,o night.


 Miss Ells Baker has been elected May Queen fot the May Day picnic.
 Attend the meeting of the board of trade this evening. Business of i'm portanee.
 Ho, and cold shower baths at the bridge barber shop and bath house The larget ani most connexions bath iuhs iu town. lTt3
 N N.elpai., Ae,.sIsut up, rintend- ent of tho Albuquerque district of Wells, ,aigo X Co, came Ia by last nights tr,in with lhe train robbers.
 J. w Oliver. J. w Robinson and John Johnston wvr'' lodged in jail last night, charged with stealinp hurros from o A. Ensiga's pack train at Tip Top.
 The C. l.. x C. sill he postponed until Saturday, Npfl 2Tth. when il will meet at the sidenco of Mrs K II. Bunnis CT \ .ull attendance ol aii members lt iFltNrlrd al tiia- meet ing, as imp irtsat business will bo bought before tiie memhars. By order ol the Vice President
 Seerv,ssy and Mrs x. q. Murphy will leave .u tho morning for Ph nix, wheru accoriii < to law the secretary is com boiled to reside. N Nhilc c0ngi tU- lating the territory on having so able aud lhcient secretary as Mr. Mur- phy. Prescott people generally regret c. lose both him and his estlmable wife, who are both very popular here
 G. ". Slnes and ]. x. Rodeuburg raised sl6i ny subscription yesterday for the May Day picnic. Ice cream and lemonade will he furnished for while swings, croquet, base ball. and a dancing platform, will be provided fur ainusoment. The Whip pie orcho> ra has been engaged for the occasion. The picni will he held in the plne grove near the dam of the city water works
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
Lodged tn Jail.

Three of the Canyon Dlahlo train robbers were lodged in jail last evening by sheriff O'Neill and Deputy St. Clair. The fourth one. smith. escaped from the ear ndow a moving train near the summit of the Raton noun tains, about one o'clock on Monday morning. The party was all worn out, and O'Noil and St. Clair were on guard the first of the night, while Hol,on and Black slept. Al midnight the latter went on guarl over the priS oners while the former slept, and were seated directly opposite, When not watci ing them tue car window was raised and, ,h the ald oi tine other three, Smith escaped through 1t. The train was stepped aud q search institu- tel, bat it was iuit'e-s, when Holton and Black remained tn recapture, if possih''. the risoncr. while tue other three were brought on by the other two ollie, rs
 It has been discovered since that the names giv n hy th prisoners were a. assumrd ones The ader of the gang Is powerful, wel-huilt man, with not the best looking coun,rnance m the world, and first gave l5is name as Bill Johnson, afterwards as Bill Steeier. The one giving his ntmo ss Charles Clark has been working over in Apache county, where hr Is k own as Long John UalioId." "ruhc" Quince was known along the ra iltoad as Dan" his other name not being learned. Hal ford has the most pleasing counte- nance ot the thrv smith, who es- capped. claims to he Che sun of s Bap- tist minister m T,xa,, and k probably the most desperate one ui the outfit, being the one who forgot his gun when the robbery was committed.
 These are supposed tn i'r the same ones that held the tram mp at Belmont some months since, as thc cuGrsc taken hy them was the same a> an that oCca- sion, and they wcr, ,rri'ctly familiar with the country in Utah
 The officers tNpcri need great prlva- tion ou their trip, fnr 2oo miles oi which they never saw human being except one Navajo lndien.
 sheriff ONeill says they were treated with the greatest courtesy by railroad officials on iheir return hp. \ special tram was provided tor them by the Union Pacific from Ogden 10 Chey- enue. The prismerS seemed to he well known along the line o( the Union Pa ciic railroad through the Green river country. where they were probably henInn fnr when cniInrrI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
Our Ua,ty Bread

Heavy and sour hrssd or blscult
 has vast influence thruugh thc d.
 gestise organs upon the measure uf
 health we enjoy. How important to
 our pre'e happiness and future us.'-
 fulness the blessing of good health and
 a sound constitution are, We can only
 realize when We have lost them, and
 when It Is too late to repair the damage.
 Notwithstanding these facts, thousands
 of persons daily leopardise not only
 their health, hut taeir lives, and the
 htalthS and lives of oth' rs, by using
 articles in the preparation of their food
 the purity and hcalthiulness oi which
 they know nothing, Perhaps a few
 cents may have been saved, ar II may
 have been more convenient to obtain
 the articles used, and the housckeepcr takes the responsibility and possibly
 will never know the mischief that has
 been wrought. fatoriamilIas may have spells of headache, the children may
 have lost their appetitcs, or look pale II SO, the true cause Is rarely suspected. The weather. the lack of outdoor ar. ar T''Ni' NNh's hrshNNf aN ~iNNhs e'htN eaA' Hh
 wholesome, poisonous system uf adul- tcratcd food goes on. Next to she flour, which should be made uf good, sound wheat and not ground too fine, the yeast ar baking powder, which furnishes the rising properties, K ol the greatest importance, and of the two we prefer baking powder. and always pe the Royal, as We thereby retain the original properties of the wheat, no fc:menta- tion taking place. The action of the Royal Baking Powder upon the dough Is simply to swell 1t and form h tlc cells through every part, These cells are \ filled with carbonic acii gas, wnich | passes of during the process oi baking.
 The Royal iS made from pure grape acii upon highly carbonized bear carbonate of soda that generates the gas alluded tn: and these ingrcdisn nts are So pure and 70 perfectly Cited, tested and adapted to each other. that the action Is mild and permanent. and Is continued during the whole time ot baking. and no residue nj poisonous in- gredients rem ,ins to undermine the health. no heavy biscuits, no sour bread, hut If directions are followed, every article will be found sweet. and wholesom,.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
Mining intelligence

Copper is still quoted at xlt 10, dcs- pite the collapse oi the copper syndicate.
 X car load ot machIucry for the Dixie Mining company auived by last night's train
 Late advices from New Ioik k indicat,, tht by another moath the price a! copper will settle dehiutyly at about II ccnts per pound,
 Five ear loa,is o( copper matte has arrived at Willh,rel vale from ttie l,. rome shelter. ant loAdNg was com mcnced to day.
 w. II. Hatcher has contracted tn haul two CT h'a,is 'ra.h1uvry out to th, Crowned Kim nine He loaded the first ht ol it oday.
 sam H,ll says tina, h'n,~,'ii anl lnrt- aer in ihc Zulu mln. were Hot con- suited iu the matter when their mIue was lcsiSlal,d ir Nj''Cmn
 lr,ulu' vsss was ra to day. lie ,,Ns tbr so'tuo ,t N..,r iS getting lower. and ,h,y ,ommcn,.d yesterday to make a clean ui'
 The Dixie Mining Company has leased Major Dakc's saw mill on Lynx creek, and will start II up this week, saving out timber and lumber ior their mill and other buildings.
 The Dixie Mining company ne push ing work on thcir Lynx creok property preparing far the conservation ci their nill G. w. Murray haS taken the contract fpr haul,ry lasS la thpir sa,x mill.
 The sale f Dan o'Rvl,'s rraap If mines on the Hassays'mia lS agai, an- uounced. The sal thtS tune has ,s- sumed n definite shape, aS a payment oi Slo,OOo has been made an ,he prop, erty.
 q. w. Muray'S eiShtecn,ox team arrived last night with orr fsom the Congress mine. Four oi C. W. Cul ver's tourtecn- n-mulc teams are on the road from there, and will arrive in s day or two.
 The Copper Basin smclter been | closed down for a few days. awaiting the arrival of English coke to mix with the Trinidad article. During the run of several days they turned out a large quantity oi copper bullion. l Mcdonald & Brown received return, yesterday from fourteen tons of O, sent to the sampiing works from the
 Blue Dick mine. The ore was up [, the usual standard from that miuc, and netted them quite snug little sum.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
Ha,,ooa, surs,oa, Institute.

One ar more Surgeons representing this Institute will be at the Bellevue Hotel. Prescott. April 18th aud 10th They come fully prepared with all the apparatus necessary for the successful treatment of their specialties, crnva. tnre oi the spine, disease of the hip and knee joint. crooked limbs. club feet and all bodily defoTnii,ies. Their sue Cess in treating thesc troubles as well as all chronic ana sexual diseases has ma''o ior the lnsi,tnte national rSpu. ta ln.
 Upun application, references will he furnished from patients ln all paris oi the United states.
 All persons who are suffering from any ot these complaints should not laii io take advantage of this opportunity for relief
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
Railroad Rum DTS.

The air Is full of rumors regarding new time cards and new passenger trains on the Atlantic S Pacific. Some railroad men assert that a new time card will go into effect on the road on sunday. May 9th, whereby close con nections with the Santa Fc will be made, and trains go west at 3 :30 a. m. instead of at the present hour. Others say that an additional train will be run each way daily, in order to make con nections, while again there are those who authorizA the statement that the santa Fe will pull off its day trains and run the service as 1t was n year ago Albuquerque Democrat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
Last Nights Copccrt.

The children's concert at the Rap tist church last night was so we'll at- tended that, in addition to the church full of I.eoplc who got ruside "f the building to listen .o the exercises, fully one half as many more were compelled to leave on account oi uot being ale io get standing room. The programme throughout, and those participating m 1t acquitted themselves exceptionally well. The Tecitations and singing by the children showed that a master hand had charge of their instruction. Pro lessor and Mrs. Shook c.ptivated the audience hy their singing, and received a [, quest for a second piece not down pu tue prpcramme.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY,

FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
 When you want N good cigar go to Furd's.
 Fines, stock of Cigars and Tobacco at Ford's.
 Fresh invoice of prime Cabbage at Aitken's.
 Railroad tickets bought ant so'i st
 ttken's.
 F. F.. Murray left for Mohave county this morning.
 Oranges and lemons received at Ford's to-day.
 Col. Nishct has been admitted to the county hospital
 Mrs. A. Q. Moves is isexpectei io arrive on to nights train.
 Henry Goldwater has returned from his business trip east.
 w. T. Baker came in last evening from hts stock ranch.
 Aitken has the "boss" cigar-the " Key Wes. Bouquet"
 oh, for good smokcl Aiken has -ihe Key West Bouquet"
 Oranges, Apples. Lemons. Figs, Dates. etc, at Fords.
 Queen" and "Beauty" cigars. the finest cigars in town, at Ford's
 Fresh Strawberries received daily at A. Aitken's. Sold cheap for c.-sh.
 The lower Agul Fria rodeo com menced yesterday at Bumb.c Bee.
 Mir. Moore says that n portion of the electric light plant Is an the ground
 iemp's st. I.ouis Kcg Beer, from schponcrs. .t the MonteGuma Stiopn.
 Wm. Wilkerson and Miles Archibald came m on the stage from Phenix to- day.
 A party of eastern capitalists arrived on last nights train, on mining bus mess.
 Secretary N. O. Murphy came in on to-day's stage from Phenix, after his family.
 John Holmes left for home this morning. after a day ar two spent in Prescott on business.
 X. C. Burmister, of the lower Agus Fria. left for home to-day, after three days visit to Prescott.
 Buy your Louisiana State Lottery tickets of A. Aiken, who has the agency or the same. in Prescott.
 Parties holding Cou tty Warrants of the issue up to Jan. lst, lSSS, can get good price for same by calling on T. Otto.
 Fredericks Brothers roan team ran away this morning with load of win dow sash, doing about S25 worth oi damage. Ex-Secretsry Bayard returned by private conveyance from Phenix thii afternoon. He expects to go east witl his family in a few days. Hugh McCrum. the we'll knowI wholesale liquor man of San Francisco arrived in town today, and is takinl orders for his firm and looking afte his property interests here.
 Sheriff O'Neill and possee. with thei train robbing prisoners ileft Albuquerqu at :5o P. m. yesterday, and are ol the train to arrive here tonight. Trai
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such general revival of trade at Bea H. 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 th.s 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 1t before buying hy getting Il trial bottle free, large sig, Sl. Every bottle warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
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You:w ind a. s@1i3 stoeS and all new and splelltsigl assort- ment. yuid holts of all sizes. land I have large Iot.of Iron for the uses of ranchers. and smiths
 l also run Tn connection with my other business large : Blacksmith and Wood
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s-s-l, ~::'Fs.ss~S ~ - N@.,;;> .sss-.-.ssse :. S s>~-

] have on harda Large Lte ol wood m 2t efial and have in ny employ ;is. goJjd mechanic as there are in Arizona Telrl,cry, and :>parlles coming here for Goods. or.to have blacKsmithine or: wood worK win have shelr wore done promptly and at req soAablelates.
 ::.IWonld take this opportunity to:tllank my many friends who patroInzed Inc the past season. and would asK them to give me B. shire oi their patronage the
 press nt. Anything you neei for iourseIf or family or ranch l havein. stock. All my goods snch as Canned Goods, Flour and Harley, as can be purchased ip*car.lqad lots, are bought by me. .in this manner. | pay no -rent or r-city taxes, hire very lit tie, ,:halp;. therefore there is 10 house iu Arizona that allow 10 nnderselt- me, and those who first .*patronized me find 1t to their interxsf=to call on mo,
 :. Goods. ordered shippedon ears receI ve our sTe1,i9 attention. =. ..v..: or *.4nd StudeoeSer
 uu6er Wagons. Some of tl.sln have been. remodeied and aro4n good shaee fer freighting These wagons will be sold away down. Besides these we have BueK boards: Any. party ilnea wagon wiIl-never leave herelg ill. out one unless they leave .bere when l am not: watching tbssa
 | am here to soil you goo.Isend treat you sq uarely.
 l am not st3situated as to da a credit. business, as I haye a large amo,int oI. capital fl up in property.here s.a else ere, therefore 1 m oeseeelIed cash ousin=s n ~Scder tQra . my, monty often,
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
eus,sEss LOCALS
Board Lunches.

The undersigned has leased the rc' tanrant adjoining Martin Matters Ex- and Is furnishing good board ior S25 month. Meals and lunches at al hours of day and night.
 Fresh oysters m every style.
 Good Coffee, Chocolate. Cake, etc.
 Orro HAMMER. Prescott. Feb, 5,h. lSSy. ii
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17

It is said that Hon. N. 0 Murphy. during his recent trip east, made a mining deal which will nei him and his brother, Frank NJ. Murphy, hand some sum. The Murphys have done as much to develop the resources of Arizona as any two men in the terri tory, and they are to hc congratulated on the success of the deal just made.- Arizonan.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
Epoch.

The transition irsm leng. lingering and painful sickness 10 robust health marks an epoch in the life of the indi- sidual. Such remarkable event is treasured in the memory, and the agency whereby ths good health has been attained is gratefully blessed. Hence it is that ss much is heard in praise of Electric Bitters. So many feel they owe their restoration ,o health, 10 the use of ihe Great Alterative and Tonic. Ii you arc troubled with any disease of Kidneys, Liver or Stomach, of long or short standing. yeu will surely find relief by use of Electric Bit. ters. Sold at soc. and $l per bottle a, Beaumont Coxe's Drug store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
,r,.scoti. Erh.
D. Pen,,and, Dentist.

oihce and residence opposite the Will iatns House, Gurley street. Kcop, thoroughly informed upon all new iu. provements in dentistry Every oper ation carefully performed, ani sati- faction guaranteed
 Prescott, Jan. l2, 1889. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
Advice to Mothers

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always be used for children teethlng. It soothes the child. soitens the gums, aliays all pain, cures wind collc. and is the best remedy for Di- srrh9a. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
 ltn2Syl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
To the ladies or Pros oou:

Mrs. French announces to the ladies oi Prescott that her spring stock ol Gillincry goods has just arrived. That a fine assortment of Pattern Hats, Bon nets. Lad es and Misses Embroidered sui \. Bahy Caps, and Fancy Goods, can now be found at her Millinery Par. lors. m26t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
BuckiOn's AVnica Saive

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruption. and pos lively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Beaumont Coxe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
Fresh RIaad

Geo. II. Scheurman, oi the Pioneer botel and bakery, has secured the services of n first class baker. and is now prepared to deliver fresh bread and hot rolls every morning. al6wI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
Dress Making.

Mrs E. W. French has employed tirst-class dress maker, and l., now pre- pared Ia do dress making promptly and at reasonable prices. Dresses made for from g. Ia SI5. i5ii
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17

The undersigned will sell at private sale all his household furniture at his residence, South Prescott, including a White sewing machine.
 m2lu A EMANUEL.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
DISEASED BLOOD.
Humors. Blo'ches. .SOrrs Scales Crusis
 ard Loss O' Hair Cured.

 Tertibir Bia"d Fol .",. suffered rsi . ma sau4t sacSE sad ttS". k'asr ans body voNrr@s ws.h a~ s0t ~prs-i. tsrS the satirnr- hrsos ssstss s~a zee la I-as. t~ prscstColiy cared. a scss-,s .-,Ss ease. | con rSstei a .'yrltia hioaJ-psisvaIaR. d year s-o- doc cor u witn iwo ..pt paf Si ClHp t neither sf whom Iii auN s.O:. sr rtltrcl slt s ua.n couli sufcr aud tive. ds@T- l'G "f S0At | 'itiStGA NH< h"i e> '''htisi' 10 try them. Knowing tf they i!d lac us. good they cot.it make me m wo'se- ! nsvo been ustng th em about tNn week. tna aW utuat hSpry to saS that aul lmusa r.d If Sue .'s- al sssTt S that covered my fsse au. body. Mr nl.,e was as had if not wor-e | han that of Miss Eoynton. spoKeo a. ia your hooS ,snd would sas to any one in the same condition. so usr C, I. CCRA. aad they wii. surety 0e cured. ip,. may use thts lstieI in the iufVlestsof surs E.ne humanity. E-W. hNoLnS. Ash iRnt. C. Cevrtea ~ith Hunnts. sores I7 Years have hsea troubled wi;a ssin s,. ! scalp disease for seventeen yeara. n heal .st sfIlef wYS one running sore, anal uns body ~sS ccv red with Ibem as istEe bStf aaf!s z. uRt,i used tha CUriCuR, hrMEuiNs, ac1 an, thsrkfui io S5a'e that after tv .aontus "l of m ir us" an entirely cured. foe .t ,sy du ' to you and the puhltc to stst' the NhoVE fact.. l.. E. MCDOWELL. Iancat.s'ir \ |
 Du. asi scratched :s~ N~Nr-, ! gu Sr icnnts buwnIbg len yrsr- rv,.rr. nave dug ana scratched 'Irts -r,ght setfs. I hst what is cai'cd pruitis- apd have suffered everything. aud tried s Eutnhsr .. S" t"rs hu' -.tst fit' fti lCf. Anyheiy ciut3 have rot Ct mad tt9V eur | tas Tfi, t.pr;Cui.A StNaEIts n vd inc. c .j hir~~ the 'i'h wn" i"vc"tsd CUrtVpHA
 CHENEY GREEN. csiubT dxs. A-ss.
 Caticara .ess, aie~ Are sold eve y here. pric@; cur cuEA. aes; soar. 2ec., tHSoLVSNr. si Prepared bY tht pofTgR lEUt. NSp CHEMICAL tc. sostcg Mass,
 HS-Ss ud foi "tloE to Cure Sktp hS sss ." as pages, ia luStr ttions. ant l0o otesup,ouI.'s D NP..ES, black ns,.tis rcd. rOurh. cnHpr [ itWan oliy skin preVsntou hs IJTIcURL soAr,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
SD ing Rodeo.

X general horse Todeo will start fsom John ". kerr's ranch, on tho Santa Maria, June 9th.
 The Walnut Cove rodeo vii! com mence, April lith. at the "l.; Castle Creek smelter. to close at o,iver's ranch about May 10th.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17

The Palace barber shop and bath rooms, locatet in Barney Smlih's new building, were opened on saturday. This Is without exception the haudsom: est tonsorial institution M ,he Soatii. west. The knights of the razor and scissors who preside over it's desiinies are Charley" Bidinger and ''' rcd" Ref. poth artists in their line. aud very popular, who solioi, the patronage of their friends and the rubhc scaeratl[. The bath rooms aye fitted up with cold and hot shower baths with q s;de en- trance for ladies.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
To Disps, Colds.

Headaches and levers, to cleanse the system ctfectually. yet gently. when costlye ar bilious, ot when the blo,al is impure or sluggish. ,n permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken tn kidneys aud liver tn healthy ac- tlsi.y, without irritating or weakening them, Use syrup of figs.
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 l had n severe attack oi eaisrrh, and became so deaf could not hear com mon conversation. l suffered tcrilily from roaring ln my head. procured d bottle oi Ely's Cream Balm and ln three weeks could hear as we'll as ever could, and now can say Ia all who are afflicted with tho worst ui dlseas s. ca. tsrrh, take one bottle oi Eiy's Cream Balm and h. cured IL k worth $I 61 Ia any man. woman ar child suffering from caiarrh.-A F.. Newman, Gray ling, Mich.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17

Persons wishing to improve their memories or strengthen their power of attention should send to Prof. Loisette. 23T Fifth Ave, \. Y., for his prospectus post free, as advertised iu another col umn. mlft4dw
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-04-17
Notice to Stockmen.

We have just received Two Car Loads Liverpool Lump Salt. Call early to secure your supply.
 aati BAsHFoRp X BURMIsrER.