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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-05-03

The meanest or the most ingenious
man, which you will, in the world has
been heard from, and he lives in Brook
Ign. lie is a baker, and every Satur-
day a crowd Of small boys may be seen
around the doors Of his place waiting
for a chance to pick over r~aisins, for
which they get so cents for the days
work. Each boy is asked in turn by
the baker: do you whistler" If the
urchin replies Nav" he is not hired.
II he starts off airily on Down Went
McGinty'' or the "Boulanger March" he
is set TO work forthwith. The idea is
evident. While a boy is whistling he
10 not eating raisins. The baker has
used this device for some time and he
says that it works admirably. tn
baker has probably discovered the oni.
occupation in the world in which a boy
Is more useful because he keeps up an
everlasting whistling.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-05-03

A leading New York publisher is said
TO employ a young lady, and to pay her
Lgood salary, who is useful to him
alone on account of her memory. She
Is an omniverous reader and has de-
voured about everything that has ever
been written in English or translated
into it. She reads not only the old
classics but the cheap novels of the
present day. Her special function is to
look out for plagiarism. Borrowed plots,
borrowed expressions, borrowed or
initiated styles never escape her. This
ls a good story and a plausible one, but
1t is questionable whether the young
lady Is engaged in a good work or not.
A little judicious plagiarism might i'm
prove our literature. So far as the pub
lie is concerned, it is better for an
author 60 be a thief than to be dull.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-05-03
KANsAs CITY. ApriI >
Grain and Proyisiens.

CATTLE-Steeis, $3.50Cd4. %; cows. sl.75
as. 40; stockers and feeders, 81. 1908. 80.
Hoes-All grades, H.0O94.1.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-05-03

The duchess of Marlborough and Mrs.
Cleveland had tables at the recent bazar'
fer st. Mary's hospital in New York.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-05-03
CHICAGO, April %.

Hoes-Light, "a. 1094. 22h mixed, a. 100
1921; heavy, $4.10@4.85.
SHEEP-Natives, 81 I50d6.35; western,
t5.20@5.s5; Texans, "a. 60@5.50.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-05-03

"A letter s.. We recent: !: q! !, receive s,.. IL
e 80: :;si s ssjsss;SSs 9 $500 ~
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1890-05-03
MINxEAPoLIs. AnrIl q

WnEAT-No. ] hard, April and MAJ,
Set on track, ,7@s1Nc; No. northern.
April and May, S51sc; on track, s6@S,}<c;
No. 2. Northern, April End Nay, SitSs; On
tysch, 6c0S2c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-11

Gin Sail bpn Gn9elm a,
herei, iuie er ielbit in Srantrei6 in lol,
6em llmian9 uno Iolder lln9ebeuerli1,
felt nod iiid)t al DIE Seifentli6feit 9e,
fOmmeu, biirite uadb ben Serien Die Ga'
riIer @eridte beid)diti9en. Sm Sum-
ipuroe Die im Slu6enpiertel 8ati9nolles
pubnenoe Sebeamme Terrier iue9en per'
bre6eriiber Speratiouen uerbaftet Sei
Der Su9leid por9enommenen 0auslua
dung fanbeu ii6 iln9emeln Sablrei1e
Srieie: ni6t iueniger nls pierbunbcrt
iunae 5rauen uno Wdb6en batten iidJ
innerbalb iedbS Monaten in y@eidGitss
an9ele9enbeiten" al Die Sebeamme ges
tpanot. Slrmen MtdodJeb nabm Srau
3errier 100 Sranten ab, reide 9irnen
unb Srnuen muBten ielbit einige 3au-
ienb sablen. @eiu6bulid ipuroe oas
@eiddft i6nea ab9eibloiien, benn oic
Ntdbden uuo Srauen modten Iib ni6t
nod an cine 5tueite 0ebeamme iuenOeu,
tpubur6 Die 8eri6ipiesenbeit peniger
.li6er geiuoroen ip6re. Sobalb iie iid
OIL Srau 9errier setuan6t batteu, tuaren
fie in oeren Sano. Sis ieBt iino iieba
sig 8erionen perbaftet, at lpelden oieIe
6ebeaume lire i9redlibe SunIt sciibt
bat. 8eitere perbeu folsen. 0abei
ipielt ii6 oas uneebeuerlidle 0eibsbilo
mod als @obltbdterin aufl sic 1T lei'
Der, pie Der 8oii. 8ts. seidrieben lpiro,
nidt aIlein in Yaris. Siiugiten Sonr'
nbeuS itnrb i'm SranfenbauS Gbnritee
cine iunge 5rau an ben Sol9en eines
8erbre6ens pioer b6s fcimenoe 2eben,
Desen beiieu iofort cine lluterin6uns
er6ffnet iuuroe.
@as er fan6. = Reuli6
Madte i'd meine erite or6Berc &eiie mIS
rattle NAL, mas ib ba 9leif al oent
er1tcn Gage inno? - giun, etlua cine
pplle 8rieftai6e? - Nein, oaB oaS
Reiien piel @elo foItet!
-Seine &enutniife.- g 8era
feben sic 'ruos BON 8uiiii6? -Sa,
ettpas. - Spre6en uiellei6t? = 9ein-
- S6reiben alIo? - Nein. : Nn9
ni6t? @as benu? - &uiiiiden &apia1
eiien!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-11

tolsenbe uristneIle Gnnonce 81 leien:
,2pie 3unsen bon @6rritabt baben lib
on9emuBt. meiu 2uitbdms6en i'll Der
Sul;bcl@er 6jemartun9 Y&aubritter-
BURG" III beueuuen. 9a5 1T cine Se'
leioi9unG. Die id mir uerbitte. Sd
tauie oes6alb pou beute ab mein 9uIt'
bduShen nit Der i16neu 9Iusii6t Die
HitterburA Gbilipps ser @jroRmiltbl'
gen.. 3ur Se9Iaubl9nns @blllpp
0einrid Subddl." COB Ole lolen
3unscn iih luobl oaran itorcn per'
oen!?)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-11
81 BE in pfa 3.

Gin BON eiuem Srtan besleitetes Sc.
nitter witbete in mebreren Tbeilen Der
8fal;. SeiOnOers beimseiu6t iuurOen:
Sranteutbal, Os9ersbeim, @oisbeim,
Sppau, Na6enbeim, glunueiler, 9lls
berlipeiler, 8abu unb 9ubiuiss sbufen
# Slui ibrem Cute y5rausnbergers
bui" Die &egierungsbirettors 8itt,ue
Nbelbeio 5reifrau bon Wtaillpt De Ia
5reille, seb Sreiin b. 9eeroot. t. SOm=
merSienratb aar6er in Srduteutbal
iibsrsub auldBli9 ieiner iilberneu SOd-
;eit Der Stnbt 10000 SO. fir elm
8rauiebab uub 1000 Gentner &Oblen
fir 9lrms, benz &rieser Wilitdr. uno
Nrbsiterfortbilbunssperein ie 500 M.
fir bic Sterbetaiie, bem @eiperbeuereiu
100 We. baar unb rpiiieui6aftli6e
gSerte, Der Sauitdtstploune 100 M.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-11

Ser Wduuer6or Saiel bat bic lleber=
nabme be5 etogeu. SdngerfeItes BON
1892 einItimmis bei6lOiien uno Der
Stdnberatb Or. @6ttisbeim bat iic6 na6
ldneerem 3auoeru bereit erfldrt, bas
8rdiibium Su iibernebmen. .-Sas SUfs
gut 26penbers bel DturteH brannte ME
Der. 9as 9anS nnbeitebenoe S6lUb
tonnte 9ercttet iperoen.--Oie @emeinoe
&a9aS mirb in Serbinoung nit bem
bOrtigeu Suruerein nd6Itens eine Su=
bildumsieier ubbalten sur @rinnerlug
oil ben 50idbrisen Seitdnb Der 5bers
maqeituu9 ppu Bfdffers nn6 8n9aS.-
Ser fiirjli6 ueritorbene @eneralfoniul
Sermann in 9teapel bat ieiuer Seimatb.
eemeinbe 8attmpl10,O0 Sr. fir mobls
tbdti9e 3pede perma6t. Der 3oitbes
ante 6drber BON Gbur 1T beim Seiteiz
gen oes Bib 2auguaro our6 einen Strrj
um's 2eben getummeu. Der betannte
Wtaler unb S6riititeller NusuIt 8a6e.
lin aus @euenburs (sebUreu 1S3O) 1T
in 8ern elmer 2uugeuentSiluoung erie
gen. 8dbreno bes eio9en. S6iiben.
Teites in 9bur9aI uurben i'm S6ieB.
Itanb 1905, 100 @emebrpatronen mb
1920 &epoluerpatrunen uertauft. Su
Der S6iibenieitbiitte iinb 123,40 5la
I9eu gein unO 10000 5lai6en Gel
ters uno Sppbuus 9etruufeu iuOroeu.
Das 3elesrapbenbiireau erpebirte ettua
5000 SepeibeH.-Der am Is. Suli III
5ouner ueritUrbene or. 4rtbur ga6e
bat fir peri6iebene ipobltbdti9e GnItal=
ten unO Stiftuusen 10000 5r. Der
madlt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-27


wear OF tins era. az eras were 81. .acd by
Pan Koo Wong. the divine regulator
Of time. but as 10 the real duration Of
mundane things Chinese history deals
with eras SO vast aud reigns 80 long that
a little variation of coo wears is streated
as atrAing discrepancy TheNew York
Chinese made the day glorious indeed.
The night before the big Joss house at
Is Mott street had been newly decorated
within, and promptly az o'clock Chin
Bah, one Of the officiating priests,
placed four cups Of tea IN front of the
idol of joss and lighted tho bic Chinese
lanterns on the front of the building.
The great event of the day was the
Whey Mean dinner at about o'clock,
which was the grand wind up for the
departing year. No expense had been
spared TO make il a success.
The Whey Mean dinner is the best the
Chinaman eats during the year. and
after it in good time-for they spend
four or five hours eating. drinking and
smoking the annual purifying
bath, which IS much like the ceremony
some sects have of bathing in tie Jor-
dan. AnG-Chinese agitators have de-
clared that this IS the only bath the Chi
naman takes in the year. At any rate
the New York Cinnamon did all their re-
ligion required, and exactly at midnight
the blaze of fireworks began from the
balcony Of their temple, then all those
within fell on their knees before the
household joss. After saying the New
Year prayer they started in 10 burn joss
sticks and incense papers, and the room
was quickly filed with smoke Then
came congratulations and the greetings
of 'Koon he ia Toy" which means "a
happy New Year" Informal calling be-
gan Immediately, but the swell boss
Cinnamon did not make their calls till
next day.
In China they often keep up the fes-
tivities for two weeks, but American
Chinese are generally poor and limit tho
thing TO three days. In California it
lasts a week-like a darky Christmas
down south. There is so much latitude
in the matter that the Chinese legation
at Washington usually begins to cele-
brate about the middle of February, and
on the 18th Of that month two years
ago the Chinese minister gave one of the
finest entertainments ever given in that
city, having 900 guests.
The reason for this remarkable varia-
ton in dates is that Chinese history be
gins with the reigns of the Ten-hwang,
|i-Whang and Yin-Whang, or celestial,
superhuman terrestrial and human rul-
ers. and at later date the foundation of
their own empire was recognized, and
finally, the people generally becoming
skeptical, the annual combine against
the devil became a sortof New Years, as
things had got to such pass that the
devil was the only invisible power in
which all Cinnamon believed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-27

Little Helen, three years old, wakes
up in the night and asks her mother TO
light the gas to see If it is daylight
Recently she went TO buy Christmas
presents, and at night she said 10 her
father, Papa, viii not tell you what
bought for YOU today; l bought you r
scrap basket, but am not going to tell
you about IL"
This same little girl wants to know if
her mamma bought her Mt the store, and
if she was a toy, and if she was wrapped
up in paper or done up in a box
Judge
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-27

Hence the devil drive" excites their
enthusiasm immensely 4 journalist who
witnessed the ceremonies IN Sacramento,
after describing the interior ~ the tenn
porarv Joss house and Us gigantic joss,
adds "Thev are not 40 all squeamish
about their religion and allowed me 70 20
in and COT ~ v1lL All over the open area
scrobats we're performing. pet5lers sell
ing cakes and fruits. and musician keen
ing up their m0notouous tuauE while
ar Cpen ar theatre was giving q Viav
and some f0. 009 Chinaneu seemed full
~ hi.aTifv. About midni-ata q crest beat
ing of gougs and Showing r crackers
srnogrcoI that TIE devil was - q, rr
The tideous d1ure Vas seste5 81 tse Ere
aj hs pa end yellow paper t-arri7rs
h.sze1 thousands n rrsc--rs a-~ from
h-s s5es and when the tre rs led tne
boHor -C1auu constituting =rrf
body. hs sh-t hiEh in a.r. ike p r'-kat.
and eFr ,iei ur.1 q fearful ~s And
so Trey ve-e re - tne 5svll f-r another
year
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-27

For few days only. commencing
Monday, january p, we vii offer such
bargains IN Blankets and Quilts that
VIII surprise every one. These goods
Will be placed IN front part of our store
near PRINT stock. ii any one is at all
ln need OF pair OF Blankets or q nice
comfortable, now is your time to buy.
Even if you do not need them for
present use L VIII more than pay Won
10 buy for future use. We are bound
not 20 carry over any Blankets or
Quilts. Remember the date, Monday,
January -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-27

~ s~a a4g@ss~.ee 81 49, Nessp~g.sf
sl@4 -aa So se1elee-
Tie ~eealF paper Cd ~ alea laar1s-
~ 1ra1s - slI14le,l u 1osr ~llra
o. cineus gorg sesg sFer s.. pfet We
a.sed - ogllr ca t1lee cEcls 4ls. a. az.
-l4rly - as Cd o. Il-s l.sliays and f.r
rsars a-ld years u- ~efe ~l-ag-l 8
1rsak rhev sese c4,h ~ oogrse. o4l-
si8e - t14 dozen free tlCEsts ~r-l1 l1e
agent len. ala l-e money pulled tle
palls1er lnrooga q UsLs p--1e uaore
tLzn once.
OR obiecE Vas. r coarse. % GET as
klgl S rate - possible, and 20 zet high
rats 9e hzd 10 boom TIE Circulation is
h.ld s1eady s. about 40. and for the trst
three or four wears Il MAS safficl-nt 10
ten au agent th4t we p-ll,l4 'aoout q
thousan coul After thar. however.
there vas o1e chap " ho gave - trouble
lie vas an agent foE old Dan Rice and
he p4eAlyzed us by asking % see tie pile
~ roper We had wet down flr tae CUT
side pagez While be didnJ get 10 zee
it. b knocked our regular $50 adj down
10 and he had Tao sooner gone than
~e gan 10 plan 10 beat Alnl next sea
son.
About the time he was expected We
got an extra bundle of paper, fixed Il
with The landlord u the hotel 10 notify
us. and the idea was 60 wet down enough
70 show a full thousand copies. We
were daily expecting a c..li, when an ~id
tramp printer slouched into Tie Office
one morning aud a5Aei for Job We
were Just getting ready 10 work OF the
outside pages. aud as he SAID Ae wax
usei to d "Wsshington" he WAS offered
a quarter to pull the edition. l was al
the roller. aud I soon saw that he knew
his business. lie could "fy" and point
his sheets with surprising dexterity, and
he brought the lever around with q
"chuck" which made things shake. In
two hours be reached the bottom sheet
and turned 10 tie publisher with.
is this ALP
Yes. that's all
Il make the pile four hundred and
fifty"
Its about four hundred and eighty
Here's your quarter, and perhaps I'll le'
you set up an auction bill this afternoon.
When afternoon came in walked the
circus agent. looking as Jim Dandy a.
you please. We took one look at hin
and tainted. He was the Identical char
who had done the press work of th'
morning. When we recovered conscious
ness he was holding out his bGstereC
hands and saying;
"Fu fill out a contract at $1s and leav'
six tickets. Sorry for you, gentlemen
but perhaps you can get rid of that extr;
bundle Of paper by discounting liberall,
on the price. I'm working this littl'
racket all along the line, and it's curiou
how fast the circulation of the paper
gets below five hundred. New Yori
Sun.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-27

The Valley soap Company, Of Bav
City, manufacturers of the "Sataline"
soap. have hit on a popular scheme 20
introduce their goods M tho market
Any person returning twenty-five wrap
pors taken from the Sataliue soap 10 a
grocer handling these goods VIII receive
As present p box containing twelve
bars of elegant toilet soap. 4 gift of
this description vii be appreciated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-27
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.


hsA cav parties NH cut .ca lu e.
scgo lake.
lne Zee ls seventeen inches Aals al
,Ati'o 'otEan.
Lake Odessa Is ID have cr..n....
ans eaeesery
loua Is taking corusbat tu
Dakota sufferers.
STATE daymen maetatAl. F...
. ruary d.. l2 ald ls
The fao,ar,..a.,sr,
verlod .uio o.lset factory.
/ II. Johns. nsroe0..I ,....l b. >-..
/ lautl mas l,,.. .,......t a, +. .,....
Aceortu,s to t..,. n.,y ..-, .,..t...
Iarl.o- sIr.a.l, l... ~ .,.....
A.-.. ~. t-....
become vioIent n.sr. f..,. {.
.l-..,a i.,. .......t
+ .,..'..'..-,. ''-.. ,,.',.
I o90.
.-,'.l.S ga 80. = " 'io' u .e
80 ~ d" i'lt' ''i "s"'"' '-'
-, s....,
n'.'A -o,i ''.S 'N"i' 'i
/ ,'.-'a s.o.- " s''' "''s
-Hl. ana M4s. NeoIs u .iii''til' ol
aui ,e AN 0e'e'i '''u ''iei- Sp."e.- "eNu. .iis
I i-u"g
new furniture and undertakne
/ es',loi.shileAt N-li soon he started ln
i-"h' '"g'
Inc Beiding six mills are running
/ with difficulty, So many OF the hands
] "0.-I7 s-'~'
/ Mrs. r.. %. Kelly, prominent Ian
+ sing -ady, died suddenly of neuralgia
I ot The heart Friday
Dewitt 4. Hart. one Of tho oldest
/ printers IN Detroit died of hroncl.a.
/ troubles, Friday
The Christian Scientists Of Muskecon
/ want Rev. DR. Strickland. Of Benton
/ Harb0r, 10 preach 10 them.
G. "a Wsldror for,nerlv ,bo Hm
sdale banker, is now running oval
1 drOn's bank" at Falrhaven. Wash.
FIl Panids u,.l have q railroad he
! fore the Ind ~ 49,. ,os- Tie i,,,<;.,ess
/ end oftheC 4 ~ N - be.dcJ ia.
way
GEORGE q Wood Isol,sor he,
/ toDdor can,e roar bl,,,, ,,ae,,r,.,ss,osl l,.
inbalinc wafer qas F,odav I.st.
! pi,o
- o u,,s
! - 20 ~ - ''- -",'1
~ 'l''.' i''s 70 ~ p-'P = N"f
~ '"o az, 80 'gal I''-i.,' "e'u -'
IL eS d "'.e anu '"o '''''''i
me Oncinnat Resort ASSOCIATION, oi
! Omaha wants q boat That VIII make two
/ trps daily between Traverse CITY and
/ Northport
Some one broke up Salvation ARMY
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-27
DoCroRs AND DRUGS



-.
.,-ft.. ,-..... .-.t. u.s
t~'-5-'s ''-.---As Ao' 'e'e" ~i'1 'D'
s4a1ores nos eaarr .ea among them
elves. ,ho oasI5 .,srasreato .thr8w
u.t,. f.r.. ter.aa Ft.ofs .txIe f.tf-
aa.s Ie.e s,.r hl.t..Ie ss.i
f..f.,.re fn- r..af -e death oven
taloasa ta.s er .'t..,t snd refarna.
tol. sse
To sav aor4 af,,.t doctors and
drugs .ac nt.es f.t -. nraf..>r ...aE
50. il alr.f....4 sn.. e.8 nisF
-o.uest = c..r.~I .ff,r .afe'
aactl. lut ..nIIl.a f...I v4h .o,.r-
yatou. rtr.ct .rsr
ln a former comment vr feit sra
wrote tnus of tle lu..aI. and tfttf
pauct Is oi knou.ef.. n -4.h j -.s-s.
as l.UHleIa. Ne..H foe.r. .ro.efs
UuAa.a IeAor. t.Is lr.s.st tI.al..
Ia el.fne. Du. e0.uft....f..rt Nh. rf.
/ hand t4t $50 believe wholly Warranted
/ aud =, uu4usNeraIle aul true as lt was
sW,tin- aul t.uut.
0Gt c4.c .aud they have feUreI
c0nsstuousit b Voug columns. wholly
ignore lie falt tlarthe medIesf ca.l,-t,
aad TIE highest brightest I.lt. n
trtfuruItN are today wfarrIrr .rlr
ID. great problem Il, 10 Whether tlt
Nolla hasa genuine and standard
science 0t ule.l.1.a. or ror
Theology. WITH his thousand, If dog
mas and ha.r-ruN.ng cr.sds. Is nol So
madlvaud bitterly divided. Cath0l0-
t..sfa and I'ultarlarfsrD are twin broth
rs ,lepp.ng il the same bed. compared
with pueuHr.0us homeo, 4fAv.aud Ihe
other warning medical systems. lDdeea.
Iae pous ANA mugtal. question o.
How 10 l.. ~axea5r l.ao easy one m
tae sdeof tbe or,atf.ul1|c .Aghat alls
.us. ald how are ,,e 10 a.t wclp"
To illustrate and ID lack what We
said of Ia or.rne dfrbtneria. tvphus.
etc. to.wit. That The doctor, were all
..tap,d al Iotoerheats and aHoaf AS
to tl.a onion, and l,atur.- of These dis
case, ana all remedies. we submit the
.lbio.ned clipp.nr from the Nal ana
Ep-e.s.
ghe following disratcb annesred in
thIs mornings Tauers.
.,V.-.. H.. -, p-e ,v1..t,s..l
i,,,,, - -. -. - W, No.
.4.s+o,'o--5 - Lac-ll. 20 s-.,--a
~ f,ds y, :. e-,,-+ s.....l .la,..,- - ~
-..,,,,,-,'...., L,..ll,,- i.,.. 49,
d.-,;.-~,l,. = 5..rl,.,,., '.,....'i., -
1T. cyrus Eueol' "i liic boaiu ol
i'a''ii' WAeh IL WAS SHOWN AliH ''E
-Helt ana h1pite reporter ulS morning.
salG;
III Is poss. .ole such discovery mas
"eeh hiade' bul 1 haioi. thlnk II prop
able. Not that ! THINK Prof. Neichssel-
baum is unreliable or untrustWoflhy,
| q Ii VI "a n a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-27

Genuine bargains n ladies' and chill.
dren'- Muslin Underwear, commencing
Wednesday. Jan. 20.
N0rgr HrEroI sHFrWER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-27
An Enterprising STROKE.

Special sales continue another week
at +. j. Nichols.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-27

NoIGr, HERPoLsHErNER & CO.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-08

perty noticed for sale on this 20th day of March, 1890, is hereby postponed to Monday, April 2l, 1890, between the hours of 9 a. m. and D. m. Dated this 20p. day of March, 1890. By J. H. SLAUGHTER, E. A. SHATTUCK, Sheriff.
 Under Sheriff.
 The sale of the above described pro- periy noticed for sale on the 2lst day of April, 1890, is hereby postponed to Tuesday, May 2lst, 1890, between the hours of 9a m. and ?. m. Dated this 2lst day Of April, 1890.
 J. II. SLAUGHTER. By SberiI. r. A. sHATTUCK,
 Under Sheriff. The sale of the above described pro periy set for May 2lst. 1890. is hereby postponed 10 Monday iLe 2lst day of Jnly 1890 between the hours of a. m, and f p. m-
 Dated this 2Oih dly of May 1890.
 J H SLAUGHTER. By E A SIATrUCK, Sheriff.
 Under Sheriff.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-08
NO CtCE or FORFEITURE
 SUNRISE MINE. 'VNO JOSEPH D DYER. AND FIH
, 0thy DycT, their heITS OT ass.gns.

| othy Dyer their heirS assigns:
 You are hereby notified by the undersigned your o0VNners a the Sun Rise mining claim. situate in the Warren miaing dIsirict In the county of Cs- csss Territory Of Arizona, that they have expended the sun of one hundred dollars in the performance ofthe annual work for the year 1888, and the sum Of one hundred dollars in the performance Cf the annual work for the year r3sg. required by the laws oi eongress t0 be ahslaliy expended uPon said claim 10 hold she same
 You have failed TO contribute your proportion oI said sxpeHditgTes required by section z7s4 of the Revised Statutes q the Unitsd States, to b-.nade pou said clam for the sad year 1888 and 1880 The due from you Joseph D. Dyer 70 the unders gned y5a. uo-cEe. in sad niang claim your proportion cf the moneys sxpeaded by it upon sad claim as above sei f5fth H Isenty-ve dOllars, Sas for which you are delinsaent zr the date 0i ihis notice
 The sum due from you, IiToihy Dyer, to Inc undersigned, your co-owEsr n the said claim yaT prop-: lion of the moneys expended by u upon said ciaim as above set forth, is Fifty dollars, s57- f-= =i.la y0Gi ae!i:ss=zz; the date of thss nosice-
 You y0ur heirs and assigns Sre hereby nafih-d lyon they should fail os refuse to contribute you p=op0TtiOB of the above expenditure within ninety days after the publication o this notice al least once week for niuety days in this newspaper your interest in said Sun Rise mine wl becoue the proper y of your co-0SDeTs. the undersigned whose place of business aud post occ address n the Territory of Arizona iS Bisbee. COchlse County Arszora, and whose oes and principal place Of business at nua Der 70 John street.. n shs cay. cousfy aad 0f New fork.
 Dated April zs, 1890
 COPPER QUEEN CONSOLIDATED
 MISING COMPANY
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court, County of Co.,
 chise, Ter of Arizona.
 Tn the matter of the estate of " W
 LOYther, deceased.
 NOTICES hereby given by the un- ~ dersigned administrator of tine estate of W W Lowther, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers io the undersigned at the office of $. c. Perrin, in the town of Bisbee, CochIse county. A. T. on or before She 2s,h day of September, 1890. R.J. LOWTHER, 5-23jm. Administrator
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-08
Notice of Sale of Real Estate,

Notice is hereby given that in pur- suance Of an order of the Probate Court of the County of Cochise, Terri tory Of Arizona, made on the 26th day of April, 1890, in the matter of the es- tate of MuFdock McGregor, deceased. the undersigned, the administrator of the estate, will sell at private sale to the highest bidder for cash, and sub jcct to confirmation by said Probate cOort, on and after Thursday the Sth day of May, 1890 (All bids must be in writing and addressed to said admin istrator at the office of the Judge Of the Probate court, in the city of Tomb stone, A. T.) All right, title interest and estate Of the said Murdock Me Gregor at the time of his death, and all the right. title and interest that the said estate has, by Operation of law or otherwise, acquired other than or in addition to that of the said MuTdock McGregor at the time of his death, in and to all the half undivided inter est m that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the said County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona, and further described as be- ing in the Dos Cabezas mining district in said county and known as the Jun iper mine or mining claim. NTerms and condition of sale being cash, on confirmation of sale by said Probate court
 w NJ. STEWART,
 Administrator of the estate of Mur-
 dock McGregor, deceased.