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Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17
COmmendable.

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, cleansing the system efectually, out it is not a cure-sll and makes no pretensiops that every bottle viii not substantiate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17

the mine to the mill. The business of both mining and milling is being con- Educted at 80 little cost that it will not be the fault of the management if the property. does not pay, even beyond the expectations of its most sanguine wcll-wishers.
 MT. Blandy, territorial geologist, .and Messrs. Girdler, Mitchell and Dr. Blackburn were examining mines in .the vicinity of the Gro Bella last week.
 The twenty-stamp mill of the Ky land gold mining company is running steadily, and tie company's mine is yielding vast quantities of low grade ore in the lower workings of the mine, is reported.-Jourral-Miner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17

SOME of our Territorial exchanges have undergone a change of heart re- garding the admission of Mexican lead ore. When the question was opened, about q year ago, the EPITAPH was alone in the Territory in its advo- cacy of the free admission of the Mexican huxing ores, being convinced that such a course was for the benefit of the mine owners and chloriders of our Territory. Since then it has been proven beyond doubt that the move ment to shut out the Mexican orc by the imposition of heavy duty was simply in the interest of a few rich mine owners in Colorado and the lead trust, one Of the most gigantic combi- na.iCns of capital in the country. There is not enough tluxing material in the southwest 10 work our dry ores. and if this Mexican ore Is shut out it will necessarily increase the shelter charges to such q figure as to destroy the margin on which many of our mines are being worked, thus result ing in their shutting down, throwing large numbers of men out of work and rctarding the development of our Territory. What Arizona wants is cheap huxing material.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17

SECRETARY MURPHY has proven to be one of the best appointments made by the President in Arizona. He is a wide awake, progressive gentleman, and he misses no opportunity to put in a good word for Arizona. He has been in Washington for some time, and while there has been successful in greatly enlarging the postal facili- ties of the Territory, and has thereby largely contributed to the comfort of the people. Lately he also appeared before the Committee on Territories and made a strong plea in favor of the admission of Arizona as a State, and is quoted as having said that 1t Is his belief that the present Congress will pass an enabling act. The EPITAPH
 hopes that Mr. Murphy's prediction may prove true, and when Arizona becomes a State predicts that Mr
 Murphy will receive recognition for his efforts on behalf of our Territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17

The fact has been abundantly proven that ChambeIlain's Cough Remedy is the most prompt, most reliable and most successful medicine ye: discovered for acute throat and lung diseases, such as coughs, colds and croup. For sale by H. l. Peto.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17

The democracy of Maricopa county only seem to grow patriotic when they win political victory that puts them into some office Then they think "God is good" tits a glorious coun- try" and they hoist the stars and s.Eipes.-Phenix Herald.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17
Dn, PIERGE'S PELLETS PaFsiy faBisl eeGsfis eSGsH; Laxative, CT Cethartic, according to size oi dose. By druggiEts. % cents v1a!.

The "Potholes" placers are being worked diligently and intelligently. From a recent conversation with one of the principal owners we are inform ed that prospects are more than bright. Yuma Times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17

SOMETHING besides the grippe has struck Yuma, judging from the num- Der Of births mentioned in the Yuma papers. Whats the cause, electric belts or Damiana bitters?
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17

THE Valley Bulletin shows signs Of great improvementin advocating state hood. There are only five publications against the movement, all the news papers being in favor of it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17

SALESMAN. - An energetic man wanted to push our manufactures on this ground. One of our agents earned $5,200 in 'S9. Address, P. o. Box 1871, New York. 2t
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17

Prof. Loisetie's Memory System is creating greater interest lRan ever in all parts of the country, and persons wishing to improve their memory should send for lis prospectus free as advertised in another column. .
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17

C. c. STEPHENS, tricky pettiGogger well known in southern Arizona, has been disbarred by the Supreme Court of California.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17
Steady Progress

Has characterized Hoods sarsaparilla ever since it was placed before the public. Wherever in troduced, its sales have grown from year to year, until now tits the most popular and most success ful medicine offered. Any druggist will confirm this statement The secret of this success lies in the fact that Hoods sarsaparilla is medicine oi merit T. does actually accomplish all that is claimed for it, and when given fair trial, is req sonably certain to be of benefit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17
Positive Statements.

"since Hoods sarsaparilla has been in my hends for sale I have had frequent and unre. served testimonials in its favor. Although car. rying this preparation for less than one year, my sales have been greater than of any similar prep aration, and the testimonials in its favor are at once positive and personally noticeable" 4. WRIGHT, Healdsburg, Cal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17

E. T. Hopkins, who has bond on Tom Goodman's gold mines near Ehrenberg, is having a ten stamp quartz mill built at Chicago, which will be ready for shipment by Sep tember 1st.-Yuma Sentinel.
 The Harqua Halas are quiet at pres ent, pending the consummation of an expected sale. The mines, however, show up better than ever before and give promise of brilliant mining camp in the near future.
 Charles Tyson informs us that rich silver mines were recently discovered near San Felipe on the Gulf of Cali fOrnia. Several men are now engaged in prospecting that section and it is probable that heavy shipments will be made. As Yuma is the only avail able base for suplies prosperity at the mines cannot but prove beneficial to our business men.-Yuma Times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17
Fourth Street. between Fremont and Allen Tombstone. COchise County. Arizona.

ENTERED IN THE POST OFFICE AS secoHo-cLAss MATTER
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17
Sells On Its Merits.

Sells On Its Merits.
 "8ly boys say, Papa, why don't you buy mora of Hoods sarsarparilla at q time; we are always short It sells on it's own merits" F. ZEAL, Portland, Oregon; the oldest druggist in Oregon. '. B. De sure to get only
 Hoods SarsapariIla Sold by druggists. s1; six for s5. Prepared only ty 2. l. HOOD CO.,, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
 ioo Doses One Dollar
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-05-17

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
 BY MEEK g. . MAOERO-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20
TIE SCHOOL COMMITTEE MAN.

The Hillside school had begun it, fall
term. There was a new teacher young
lady, with a bright face and a pleasant
voice.
Now children" said the teacher, one
day. II think the school committee man
may be- here tomorrow or the next day
The children all promised to behave
well. They did not like to hear that he
was coming. He was very tall. very
grave and very strict; and they were all
afraid of him.
The very next day this tall. stern gen
tlemsn said to himself, Il will visit tn,
Hillside school to-day"
He went to the door; the wind Wa,
sharp and chilly. so he turned back and
said:
"wife. can you tell me where my
oyercoat is:'
"Yes, it hangs In the barn chamber
il has been there all summer" she re
piled.
DIR. Bray put on his coat and walket
away to the school house.
The teacher placed chair for him OF
the platform. jus. as lie had asked thu
firstarithmetie class puzzling question
one of the girls at the desks gave a littl.
scream. All the others nestled and
tidgeted, looking as 10 they would like
TO scream too.
The visitor turned and looked at them
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

very sternly indeed The teacher touch
ed her bell and shook her head at them
PLEASE, teacher" squeaked one little
voice, ''it was mouse
IL hope We NAV have order in the
sehool-room now," said DR.. Bray, in his
deepest tones. And then he gave out
his question once more.
Pop, another mouse. This one ran
over to the boys side and two or three
of the boys saw where il came from.
They nudged each other, and clapped
their hanis over their mouths to keep
from laughing aloud
The teacher touched her bell again,
and called "Silence" She felt very
much disturbed that her boys and girls
should act so But as she glanced to-
wards the visitor TO see how he took it.
she was obliged to smile herself, for a
third mouse jumped out of the commit
tee mans pocket and scampered away
The boys laughed aloud now and the
girls were all in confusion.
DR.. Bray rose from his chair, prepared
to say something very severe indeed
To do this properly he put his hands in
his pockets, and out jumped the last
poor, frightened little mouse.
The doctors overcoat had hung so
long in the barn chamber that mother
mouse had made her snug nest in one of
the pockets; and now her little ones had
all come to school with the visitor.
The visitor had a broad smile on hi-
face now. II really must beg pardon,
he said, for bringing a pocketful of mice
to school,
The teacher gave a ten minutes recess
and it was very merry one. Then the
scholars came to order and behaved very
well indeed but they did not feel hall
as much afraid OF DIR. Bray after that
] visit .--Onr LittLe OAes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

In my last letter from Honolulu, in
which WAS given the amount annually
expended for education. there were sew
eral errors. The $4,000 therein named
only cove red the sum paid out of the
National Treasury. In addition $780,.
600 OF more. Is raised annually by local
taxation for the support of schools.
making in all sl70,oOo, or nearly two
dollars to each inhabitant annual ex.
pssnditm = for popular education In
stead of SJo.o0o as the annual expendi-
tare foi the support and care of the lol
hpers, who are segregated on the
Island of Molokai. nearly slaA,oo0 Is the
total sum annually expended ,u account
u these unfortunate persons, provi
sious for whom are said TO be bette,
than inssny other country in the world
i. l.. $.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20
Editors Table.

The May number of the American Nat
uralist appeared promptly on the date Of
its issue, but has not been noticed. The
four articles which have leading places are
from Prof. E. ID. Core, Ralph s. Tsrr. J
Walter Fawkes and Prof. John s. Kings
ley; four full page plates and several
wood cuts accompanying these articles
The depar r.ments Of general notas inciud
ing geography and travel, geology. botany
zoology. archaeology. the reports Of scien
tific societies and scientific news, are each
full of short notes and interesting news
articles forming the most valuable part Of
the contents of this learned publication.
Philadelphia Ferris Brothers, Sixth and
Arch Streets; - 90 per year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

The eastern edition of the kennebee
Journal is now received here by the morn
ing train. This 10 an earnest Of the inten.
ton of the proprietors to supply the whole
middle eastern section of the State with
an early morning paper" and with an active
and able corpe of reporters they propose &c
cover the news field thoroughly. This i.
commendable enterprise and We hope il
may be abundantly successful. The Ken
nebec Journal under its present manage
ment has made rapid progress in all the
essentials of newspaper and merits q lib
erai patronage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20


The shrewd autograph hend is having
great sport these days playing" Mr.
Grover Cleveland. lie Ia an easy man
to work. The method of procedure is
to assemble half dozen friends togeth.
er, and "nominate" Cleveland for the
Presidency. The Secretary then in
forms Grover of the honor that has
been bestowed upon him and receives
by return mail letter thanking the
assembly for their cordial support of
himself, and commenting all such gath
sriugs as having great mission to per-
form In ''arousing thoughtful consid-
Grafton" etc, of all things political
especially those that pertain to the
fortunes of Grover Cleveland. The
letter Is then divided into strips-one for
Zach member of the asscmbly-aud
'rawn by lot, the king prize being cou-
s,dered the signature. BY this ingenious
''evice number Of young people have
Teen able to secure the chirography Of
man who, by the strange combinations
chance once ratified about for short
lime u the Presidential chair.
-he plans Of the larger and license
wing of the Democratic party to capture
he next Democratic State Convention
ippear to have been foiled. Their idea
vas TO have the convention held iu Ban
gor and secure the insertion Of
= license plank In the platform.
Tut although they undoubtedly have
majority Of the rank and file
e their party with them they do
20, control the party organization. The
.ther fellows have that. As result the
state Committee has called the eonven-
tion for this city and. it is understood.
will defeat all attempts to insert a
icense plank even Il Ii is Obliged to re-
sort to the devious counting that pre-.
vailed before. That the license men
zee this Is very evident. The move for
license convention In Bangor is being
vigorously pushed and. unless this idea
incorporated into the Democratic
platform at thc coming convention X is.
very evident that large and
s'owerfsl element In the party willfs-
sagurate = license movement and mas.
sthoroagh test of the question. Nam
II the Densocratic leaders who opposed
'iccnse at the iasr convention arc said ~
g weAketlng and Il would not he sar-
rs'saag Y she demands Of this Fwesiai
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Subscriptions 10 The DAILY AND WEExLi
JOURNAL may 10 msaie through the furchas
isx Dspsrnsat Of tho American Express Co.
q say piacs where that Company has Al
sssscy. Agents viii give . money order re
esspt for ysnr subscription, snd will forward ni
tbs nessy order. attached 70 81 order 70 SEM
the paper fos any stated time, free Of an
charge, sxcspt the usual fee for issuing th'
srder. This 10 The ssfsst and bsss way 70 psc'
oar snhsrrip1ionA.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

A horse belonging to Horace Cony while
hitched on Winthrop street yesterday after
noon va, frightened by a passing bicycle
and broke away taking part Of the wooden
hitching pest with him The frightened
animal hs aded down Chestnut street 10
Green. and then onto SewAll street dom to
Western avenue where he wAs stopped.
The wagon was left in badly dilspidssed
condition but the horse came out Of IL with
ont 4 scHAtch.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

A dangerous counterfeit bank note for
81 has been detected by partie. in the city
It has the appearance of being much worn
and purports to have been issued BY the
National Bank Of Tamaqna. Pa, in July
1863. II is almost perfect in appearance.
the face being printed from . genuine
plate, and the imperfections being only on
the back and in the quality Of the paper.
The note presented was promptly defsced.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20
cou.rY .on1uArross =,

~ Ssaslsss--A- n. Spar, Gasainsr
". r. Hstnss, Wss<svii!e.
lsAsysF-0. T. sssvens. Augusta
Regisf0 e( D.eds-Geo. X smith
WistABse
Cssasy Aftov.<y---L. r. CsrlesSn. Win
sAsep. q,
,Cssasv Tyess~y~--J. r. Blanchard
Chsisss-
Cssasy C1mmsss,sner~~J. y. fismil'oa
HafioveiI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Paris only supplies lts inhabitants with
81 100000 gallons which can be used for
drinking and l00.000,oo0 gallons more
used In manufactures and to water the
streets. Thisis only one half more than
the average of 10000, 900 gallons Phila
delphia uses, and vet Paris has two and
half times as large population. II
Paris got a. much water "a Philadelphia,
and used water ~ freely in every house,
Il would ueed III, ,000, 900 gallons instead
Of lai 900, 900. The Philadelphia Press
rightly thinks that this lavish provision
for n prime necessity ia all American
cities, should not a. has always been the
case be left out OF consideration by the
wise men comparing expenditures in our
cities aud those abroad.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Messrs. Burleish G Flynt. the enterpris-
ing proprietors of the Kennebec Journal.
have made decided improvements 10 their
office and paper. One Of the latest improved
presses has been added, the paper enlarged
and improved, an extra daily edition issued
to meet the wants Of its patrons in the
Eastern section of the State, and many
other noticeable changes. The Journal 10
. wide awake paper, and under its present
management is booming, and the Reporter
reioices IN its prosperity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20
WORKING DAY :.

MoSnAY.
Wash-wash-washi
I'm scrnbbing away the dirt
With Il rub for \ collar. q rub for "A cuff,
And score Of rubs for "A shirt.
TUESDAY.
Iron--iron--ironi
TIL my blood's at boiling heat
I've burned nv finger and wrist and thumb,
But my ironing can't be beat.
WEDNESDAY.
Mend-mend-mend
From dawn till dewy eve,"
Oh here's fesrful hole to darn.
And look ut the state OF this sleeye'
THURSDAY.
Markef market market
This is new for me. I'm a bride:
Let me see I'll buy turkey, guess,
That has plenty of dressing inside.
FRIDAY.
Sweep-sweep-sweep
men with mothers and wives,
It's the never wiping your muddy feet
That Is wearing out our lives
SAIURDAY.
Bake-bake-bakei
-Four eggs for this new cake.
I'm tired Of puddngs and pies and tArts,
What in the world shall make.
EDITH J. SroDDARp. IN The Vel Spria9.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

Ne nosies whatsoever vii bs taken Of ansixnca
suosnieasions. AL such VII be put intn Tho
Uasss basket usread.
Tnn JOURNAL CAM NOT NJ HELb RE
aPOpafbLk SUa THE FERMENTATION Or
auTURH % RRJpcTKD CoMAUsicATtOss.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20
SOMETHING FOR THE LITTLE
FOLKS.
ANSWERS

To Ola II. Perrin's Puzzle ri
II love mamma and she DIVES me
And we are happy as we can be-
\. II.
Charade No. 1-Snowbali.
Charade No. Mistake F.P.
Molly Starks was the watchword in
the battle Of Bennington.
cold Rough and Ready" Zachary
Taylor.
Gen. Wolfe rose from a sick bed and
led his troops into the battle of Quebec
in which he was killed.
Gen. Putnam rode down steep preci
piee TO escape from the British dragons
and they did not dare to follow him
ID. B. W.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

The Republican Journal does not antici-
pate any very great spread Of smallpox al
Sesrsport. Only three persons have it and
ia two Of them at least it is in the form Of
varioloid. The sick are quarantined, the
community has ..been vaccinated and
every precsution taken to prevent the dis
ease from spreading.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

= The Edwsris Company are putting 10 the
Providence Steam and Gas Pipe Company
system of closets for mills. This IL one
of the very bes. systems snording the beet
Of sanitary arrange ments and excellent
ventilation. The old vaults will all be torn
out. The Edwards Company are doing oil
in their power for the health of the peo-
pie employed 10 their mills.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

The c1ar Of Russia IL said 10 have led
from Gatsehina palace, because 1t was
',iiscovered 10 be undermined. Royalty
Is getting to be about the least desirable
profession In Europe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

The Daiiy KenHebec Jour
nal for the Campaign.
For Only S1.25.

From now until after the September
election. 10 September 18th, for si.2a
Everyone should secure the advantage
of this great Offer. Address,
BGKLEIGH 4 FLYNT,
AreTsIa. NE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

The Bowdoin Freshman have had their
supper at Portland and now assume all the
prerogstives of Sophomores. Henceforth
they may disport themselves in riotous
plug hats to their hearts content.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

fellow giving his name as Henry Ian.
caster, hired $500 team at Cobb's livery
stable, last Tuesday, to go to Togus for
the day, and hasn't returned yet. Cobb
and the police are looking for him. Ian.
caster stabbed the team at Murrsy's stable.
Gardiner, Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20

0-Physician's prescriptions are care
fully compounded at Kinsman's Drug Store
corner Of Bridge and Water streets. at mod
srsse prices. janz0dsodtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-06-20
- o.s,.,.stso. Of rss.sss

u
aad handlers Of milk In New York City,
uhlcf, was vzgets 30 vigorously the past
| veay, and resulted in the Organization Of
the Union Of Mix Producers for the
city Of New York Full reports Of
the... proceedings were pablished ia the
New York Tribune last winter and those
xt.o read the ARTICLES will remember that
the gentleman who had most 10 do with
the final erystaiizing Of that great up
rising On the part of the farmers against
the power of the New York milk ped
dierz, Into great nnlon embracing the
milk prodaeers Of five States, was Mr..
Walter e. Pierce Of Chenango Forks,
Bsoome Co., Y. Y. This gentleman
lie now In Maine In the Interests
Of the National Farmers League
engaged 10 organizing branches VI
this association throughout the state
During Mr.. Pierce's visit To this
ei,y ve had an opportunItv for sopyer-
.ation with him regarding the objects Of
shI. new arvaplxatioD for farmers. and
y
reund him taost agreeable and pleasant.
IL wa. no .mail task TO orgaplza the
milk farmers Of New York, New jersey.
and part. Of Pennsylvania, Connecticut
and Massaehu.ett. into one body for
their own protection. Yet this work
uas aeeompli.hed although IL took al.
most n year Of .oIid work Ia do il. The
ain, nroducera of ,hs .hovs ,sn.d
.,s,.. .s,d IN New yoyk daily ,xentv
Thousand can. NJ milk az ,or,v aus,t.
each be.i,,es from four To five thousand
c.,. ~ cream The total eost of thi.
milf :. an, ooo oD0 a wear yenrea.ntiov
| cs,.f,.t in land hu,td;oo. enws bor
.e. wagon. ete of 40 ono 00O It
| eo.ts , cont. mar can IN nroduce IN.
milk one cent ner can 10 trau,nort IL IN
market the miik pead,er asks f,ve ce,,s
| ,or ooar9,g rho mill from hi. c., ,o
| tbe ,itcher NJ the noor vonan wbo ,ur-
| cha... rv the wa,k of tbis tr,io. n,
| mill. urodncers they oro,ose m nbtai,
nm. con, n ausrt mor. far ,be,r milf
| tbu. ssv,ny 70 the,aseIves tbrs. FIR fan,
| million dollars apnuaJlv vb,le tbev slso
propose to save TO the consumers
| a total nj seven millIoss Of dol
lars annually or a sufY,egeot snm
to build BROOKLYN bridge every two
years. They propose TO accomplish this
nroducers which ahall eonsist of n c.p;.