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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-04-01
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i've transferred my business to Joe bell, and anyone having any
 against me will please present Tor settlement within the next days from date of notice to me or ent, A. EMANUEL. JOHN SoR0. bcott, Ariz., March g, 1891.
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Millinery ana aot,ons.

goods, just received at Miss
 next door to the post office. A kte stock oi Millinery goods, and 6ne of all kinds of notions. tl
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hOfICa.

The members of the Prescott Base Ball Clubsre requested to make known Tn writing .o the Executive Committee the positions they wish to play for the coming season. Said communications to be addressed 10 J. NJ. Aitken, Sec'y. on or before Thursday April 9d
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For sair or Trade .

! received, smother invoice Of the |improved High-arm Singer Sew hchines. For sale on easy pay
 Liberal discounts for cash. Will Tor good saddle or work horses, G. 4. WooDs, Agent, Prescott, Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-04-01
Eastern star.

There will be meeting of the order of the Eastern Star, tomorrow CThurs- day) evening, at o'clock, at which all members are requested to be present.
 ANGIE B. BROWN, Sec.
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LOCAL NOTES

Pure Cider Vinegar at Aitken's. If Call for Blue Ribbon cigars at the bntezums Saloon. m2Stf Fresh Candies received each week at tken's cigar and fruit store. f Ghe genuine Sterling's Royal Rem for sale at the Corner Drug store.S Coxe's .Glycerine Lotion at Ross's fner Drug Store. nl9u six p'k'g's of Duke Cameo Cigarettes 25 cents at Fords.
 Railroad Tickets Bought and Sold at keR's. tt All goods sold at California prices at Corner Drug Store. u |ponsss, finest ever in Prescott, and ay. st the Corner Drug Store. If pricot, peach and strawberry fruit <dy at the Mountain City drug "a. j5wl
 full line of Wright's choicest 0dors
 Sachet Powder, at the Corner hg Store. if Imported cigars, I2t cents each, at Keystone Saloon Charles Rice, prietor.
 he "Sta go" Cigar Is. without ival, and can he bought only Aitken's Cigar Store. u or nice Buggy, Ph@ton, Spring gon, or anything in that hne, call brecht & Throne. m17tf
 Ys B4 U C UR2 late aud get of spectacles or eye gases from Mountain City Drug Store Fine B for moderate price. fl
 to Mrs. Rebstock's for novels, rs and periodicals. All the lead magazines kept in stock, one door , of postoffice. If echt & Throne have several thou redwood shingles, left over from tder for their own use. which they ell cheap. If packages of Dukes Cameo Ci- es, for Twenty-Five Cents, at s. If s. Rebstock keeps constantly on the finest assortment of cigars Ses. nuts and fruits of all kinds. hoor north of post office f3tf
 have just received cur stock of Bay Goods, which comprises every useful. ornamental and pleasing ladies, Gentlemen and Children.
 Sullivan < Co. If
 ss Cheese-J. l.. Fisher has just bed, in quality ant size, one simply 5nse. Hurry up and secure some
 'tis al gone st same time try pickled and smoked Herring. ml e fresh stock of CANDY at Marsh Mallows, Csramels, ID Candies, Nuts, etc., etc. When you want to make & fine ht. first call at FoRD'S. tf
 r's bran new Coon in townp
 me it is a white "Coon Tobacco" d's. Try it. Also, "Piperheid- kentucky Smile," "Golden Rope,"
 ne," "Climax," "Star" and Psce's
 noking. In smoking tobacco we Durham, Lone Jack, Queen Bee,
 Fair. Sweet Csporal, Mastiff,
 ut. Seal, North Csrolin,, Creole,
 al Plug Cut, and other brands. ktes--Fllll Dress. Satin. Straight cameo, Pets, etc. Snuff-Gar-
 ind Dillenthal's. Finest line of ehsum Pipes Cigars of the purest
 In fact, most everything you
 Hind iu iTst-class Cigar and So store. Ford's, MonteZma St.
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me valIe, Roaso Messing,

regular annual rodeo meeting of
 pnesome Valley Rodeo Associa- Sll be held At the Sheriff's Office fcott on Sunday, April 9th, 1891, elock p. m. A full attendance is ted. H. Fl. CARTIER, Sec'y.
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bargains , Wen, Rather.

O days We will give you p per pff on Jewelry, Watches, and
 All orders receive prompt st- D. ST. CLAIRE & PRATT, beading Jewellers, Phoenix, Ariz.
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pom Dwelling House with Stone lent, good location. Terms req B. For particulars. call on c. R. Adell. Insurance and Real Estate | Prescott, Arizona. m If
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Letter IIsy.

The following is list of letters re- maining in the post-oftice at Prescott Arizona. uncalled for March, 26, 1891.
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For Rent,
For sac or 2est,

ished house, six rooms and bath Apply to D. F MITCHELL.
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Ice Notice.

fe just returned from a trip to [exico, where | have contracted I've car loads of pure mountain banking my patrons for their eeral patronage, trust to enjoy Rstom through the coming sea- @uring them Of prompt attend
 a6EFlE 4AIER.
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Anderson, John Melon, John Anderson, Ole Randolph, E w Bowers Rosenbaum, H E Braswell, Geo. Roberts, John Chambers, J A Roberts, Mrs h-z Connors, Dave Rummell, Clendenin, Miss l. Roberts Emma Groves, Mrs E Ritchie, Gilson, Chris Speyer, Ii Ny Groom, Capt J Shearers, Fred Harris Jp Scholey. G T-2 Keeler, Chas smith, Fred , Knbn. Chas Streaming, Miss May Meyers. Taylor, Nj l. Yonnr. JE Yarnell, H Please call for advertised"
 J. w. ARCHIBALD, P. M.
 If You Don't Trade with us, you don't get the latest designs in Wall Paper, or the most complete line ot Stationery and Musical Goods. Mail orders receive prompt at tention. ST CLAIRE & PRATT, i7tf Leading Stationers, Phoenix.
 Born, CAMPBELI-In Prescott March 3oth, to the wife of Joseph Campbell, son.
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To be the greatest of mankind: Great, not like c e sar. stained with blood But ouiy great ss [ stn good.
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Oriental lakes the cake fer iaeos, quality and ans snoake3uess. #
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. '. AEE hislsEa..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-01-17

result that the cast Of the play appear
ed on every dead wall headed by
HAMLET Simple Edwin Booth.
A good old lsdy from the country
who had read much about Booth. but
who had never been 10 theater, was
waiting for a stage at the corner of
Broadway aud Fulton street one day
with her son. weil-knowu editor.
when q" sandwieh' man passed bearing
EDWIN BOOTH AS HAMLET
on his back. The old lady. who had
never seen one of these gentry before
opened her ewes in ast0nishment He
was particularly grotesque specimen
Of his Tace-a fat, red. blear-eyed
tramp. smoking a villaiuous pipe.
Dear me, said the old lady to her
son, II never thought Mr.. Booth was
that sort Of looking man, and
should think he would be above carry
ing that sign. They say that these
actors uOnt look wen on the slage,an0
now l can believe it,-N T. Cor. CHI
cdgO Journal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-01-17

seemed cheerful enough until NV,
Yes. but the will was read last nights
Brooklyn Life.
Rose-"Ah, you're ready for the ban
are you? 1t makes me think of ~,
schooldays to look at you. You wsr.
always so clever at compositior
Maude-"Y but what reminds W,
of it?n you still make up so well 81.
81. Joseph .NetOs.
Mrs. De Style-"I see the Mormon,
have voluntarily renowned NOW.
gamy.n Mr.. De Style-"Yes ~
scientists are right. The earth :.
growing colder, aud l presume tbs
climate of Utah has become cold
enough for sealsktn sacques. ~ =
Weekly.
Rich Banker 90 future son-in.law)
II hope you appreciate. sir. that IN
marrying my daughter YOU are marry.
ing a young girl full of heart and
generosity. Poor Young Man-"Yes
indeed. sir; and | hope She gets tbess
qualities from her father. -HQrDer,
Bazar.
Guest to Landlord "My room
pleases me very much indeed. There
is magnificent spectacle from tia
windows. The sight of those mount.
aims wake in me the foudest recollec.
tious." Landlord to waiter (whisper.
ing) Charge him a dollar extra for
having fond recollections walked. ~
FijcgCHds Batter.
Old Fuddy-" George, just look in
the dictionary and see what the mean.
ing OF syzygy is" George %
bother! Why not write tie editor Of
the San5sam and ask him. 1t win
save labor, aud besides it will make
him think we are literary lights Old
Fuddy-" George, You're genius.
that's what you are. '-Boston Tran
scrtDk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-01-17
Woman of the Present.

The woman Of the present IS q sweet, nllurhg
thing.
And quite as sentimental as the songs to-day
We sing.
che Is fond Of ocaus and dancing. and enjoys d
And her followers declare that she's acreature
most divine.
The woman Of the present is paragon II
style.
But the fellow WHO can win her love deserves
her ewectest smile.
Che a girl whose fgds and faDcies often take
Us by SURPRISE
Though al heart she may be honest and con
servailve and wise.
She woman Of the present has thou.and
And despite of fashion's hobbies Is q subject
DESPITE tie Imperfcctions that arc common to
US here,
III che does Der duty nobIy. she'll DO noted IN
her sphere.
The woman Of the present loves TO mlngle 10 a
crowd,
But the choicest specimens you meet are
neither vain nor loud.
You'll hud her &c tie tennis court, and often
book iD hand,
And when you walk or drive with her you re
In enchanted land
The woman Of the present is inclined 70 eirt
IT'S said
wen lot that question go and ask II sho can
make good bread.
And further ask it size can make good cake
and apple pie
That would one appetite appease and cause
them not 10 die,
The woman Of the present, as we leave her 10
her fate.
We hope some day she'll win the love Of a
cOngcua matet
And what wa cannot understand or fully COM
pfphend
We trust SHE'LL overlook and still consider US
her friend
-Mn.ca Gnrn Rhlrlev.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-01-17

1t IS said that in many French
villages boards are set up bearing the
following instructions: Hedgehog:
Lives upon mice snails, and wire
worms, animals injurious to agricul-
ture. Don't killa hedgehog. Toad; helps
agriculture; destroys twenty to thirty
insects hourly. Don't kill a toad. Cock
chater aud its Larvae: Deadly enemies 70
farmers, lays seventy to 100 eggs.
Xiii the cockchafer Birds Each de-
partmeut OF France losses yearly many
million of francs through the injury
done by insects Don't kill the birds.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-01-17

well. ma'am. said the fisherman,
playiuDy sticking his lead pencil IN the
Holsters claw, the oyster season IS
here
I'm sorry, said the landlady re-
gletfulIy.
How sop ne asked. III surprise.
Well. I've been seryia' them big
clans Of YOURS. stcwed ali summer, she
answered. and whenever one OF my
boaraers struck clam in the soup as
biz As a biscuit he'd chew on i tl.l -
was too tired 10 chew anything else.
~. l. tribune,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-01-17
Ohio saloon keepers pay into the state
and local treasures 81, 49, jJ0 this year.
The Diamonds OF Il. > World.

The probable value Of all the dia-
monds Id the world, according 10 q re-
cent estimate, is about $lela 090 coo.
The worlds diamond trade i carried
on bv about 5000 dealers. with a total
stock Of not far from $3.50 001 coo. The
stones are prepared for market By per-
haps 4.500 cutters aud polishers, prin-
cipally in Amsterdam, Antwerp Paris
and the Jura.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-01-17

And if / hadn't been 10 the rag
business, said honest Ben. my wife,
here, never would have come into her
fortD1e. "--Elresids Companian.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-01-17

The sultau's wives are divided int
three classes. There are five Of the
first. twenty-tour Of the second, and
$50 81 the third
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-08-19
SHALERSVILLE.

August 18th The Ladies' Aid Society meets
at the residence of Mrs, j. Ii. Way, Thursday
afternoon. Aug. 20.
The following is list of the delegates to the
county convention at Ravenna from this place:
A Beecher. o Cooley. H Rhodes, c Sage,
NJ Price. Lee Wright Nj W Price, ? Tom
son, G Hnrd Geo Eldridge. Fl E Collins. r H
Monroe ami Isaac Tozer.
There will be Harvest Dance at the Shalers-
vile hotel Thursday evening. August 20. All
are invite d to come and have good time Ii.
ID. Bates full orchestra will furnish the music
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Cit, on the 5th
inst a SON. Both mother and child are doing
we'll.
The Spiritualist Association. which has been
spending two weeks at Mantua Station. have
left for a new field OF pleasure. They engaged
Burton Crane to go with them. actor
Burt has always done well in this vicinity. The
wishes of his many friends go with him for his
success,
WI. Wea yer lost a yearling colt last Tues
day night. farm horse belonging to Fred
Reese died suddenly last Tuesday morning.
'-PR Tomson has been engaged to teach at
the Feeder dam.
Some of our young people are attending the
Teachers Institute, in Ravenna.
The infant son of MIR. and Mrs. Fred Reese
was taken very suddenly with cholera infantum
last Tuesday afternoon. The child is gaining
slowly at this writing
The Shalersville Dramatic Club picnic at Sill
yer Lake today. They all anticipate very
nice time.
A. II. House and family attended the wedding
of his niece at North Bristol. The young couple
make their home in California.
Milk at the Center Factory is Sc.
Two sisters of Mr. Nicodemus from W. Va. are
making him visit.
Henry Collins and spent a few days in
Cleveland seeing the sights.
Two telegraph poles are down little west of
Mrs. Nelson's.
Rev. Shaffer conducted meeting at the County
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wINDHAM.

Miss Grace seaton af Ravenna was the guest
of Miss Sarah Noble last week.
Misses Nellie and Jessie Rumba1gh are Wis
iting at DR.. Applegate's.
John b. Harrison and Miss Bertha Baab are
taking treatment at Hydestown. Pa.
l., b. Reed is expected home this week from
the Charity hospital. Cleveland. where he went
to have ulcers taken from his injured eye.
Rev. Mr.. Taylor and others are attending
State Camp Meeting at Mt Vernon.
Rev, Jones and those who went with him fer
a vacation to some lake in Canada. are expected
home Saturday.
A Sunday School picnic is expected to be held
in the n9ar future.
Samuel Yale of our town was put in nomina-
ton for Recorder at the Peoples Party Con-
yention last Saturday. This Office should go tc
some worthy ex-soldier. Windham had 10 del
egates. m ade up from former Republicans, DEM
ocrats and Prohibitionsts. The old parties are
questioning which the Alliance will draw the
most from, If hey had adopted prohibition
plank in their platform. many more of tina
persuasion would have Joined them, but thu
Prohibitionists will now 5 ay, "of the thre
evils'' choose-neither.
gIt is rumored that there is a county Treasure
to elect this fall if so. the Peoples Party viii
have the fun of another County Convention t.
place one of their farmers on the ticket TO
| that responsible office.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-08-19

Many years ago. DR.. Maclagan. of the English
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, Prof
Tyndall, Prof Koch. Lewis Pasteur and others OF
the French Academy of Sciences, united in pre-
dieting that the time must come when some
powerful antidote would be discovered that
would destroy microbes, and thereby cure all
disease, and furthermore that the antidote would
be some liquid, strongly impregnated with gases.
capable of penetrating, without injury, to every
part and organ of the system. The Radam Mi
crobe Killer fills the terms of that illustrious
prediction in chemical form. in pen etrative en-
ergy, in its powerful gaseous nature, in its harm
Iessness to the human body;and its fatality to all
microbic life. In appearance it is bright liquid.
with piquant. pungent, refreshing and palata-
BILE taste. It comes. for trade purposes. in neat
gallon jugs distinctly trade-marked. and is drank
by the wineglassful. at intervals determined by
the circumstances of the case. Aside from
the curative principle which is its chief and vi
tai characteristic, the effects of the drink are
| tonic, appetizing and strengthening. In case Of
| yirulent microbic affections. its deadly power
over all microbic life is manifested in its infalli
BILE determination of the injecting and infestine
swarm, while its innocence of all harm to the
human system is demonstrated to be as complete
as that of new milk or pure water.
Abundant home. together with testimonials
| from all over the country. attest its unfailinG
| efficacy in permanent relief of disease. of what
ever nature.
| E. C. BELDING, No. 2 Riddle Block, has th'
exclusive Ravenna agency for this invaluable
| medicine
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-08-19
NELSON.

While we so recently chronicled the death OF
Mrs. Sarah Burrows, who died July 18th, we
now follow 1t by the announcementof the death
of her husband. As was then said. John Bur-
rows was born in Canaan. N. Y, May 1s. 1906.
and died in Nelson, o., August 14th, 1891, out
living his wife by one month. Strangers hands
alone to close his eyes and press his lips; only
one relative to follow his rem aims TO their
last resting place. a nephew, oliver Burrows,
formerly of Freedom. now of Courtland, Trum-
bull county. His funeral was attended on the
18th. Bro. Stouffer, of Garrettsvlle. officiating
He was lifelong Democrat. OF over three score
years. consciertiously so. Their only child died
in young and tender years.
A rather singular circumstance occurred to
one of our citizens while attending the big show
at Warren. While passing out of the tent he
missed his wallet, some of the deft fraternity
having relieved him of it. He then looked for
his watch. and finding it all right thought he
would put it in an inside pocket, but it missed
the pocket. and he passed on. He had three
little boys on his hands. A watch was picked
up by another Nelson citizen and advertised in
the Warren papers. but was returned to the
owner before the papers reached town. The
empty wallet was found in another Nelson
mans coat pocket Marcellus Downes lost the
watch and had his pocket picked. Prof. Tru-
man picked up the watch and Homer Mills
found the wallet in his pocket. All returned to
the owner.
A goodly number were relieved of their ard
cash at the Goodrich Phalanx fair. by the wheel
of fortune and she'll wicket soap investment
Some of our citizens think that soap will be very
cheap hereafter, or may be held by syndicate
as some of our best men got canght in the
wicket.
Edgar o. Harrington. an cid 1C4th Reg man.
of Plerpont, Ashtabula Co., with his wife and
daughter. has been visiting his old home scenes
his brother. e. Harrington and sister. Mrs, Jas.
W. Nicholson, and expects to reune with his
old Regiment.
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He Soon Caught On.

A good story is going the rounds of
bright but unsophisticated youth
from the country who had influence
enough to get him a good berth in a
New York agency, SAYS the Brooklyn
Citizen. The managing partner was
much pleased with the youths manli-
ness, and, after giving him full in
structions as to his duties, sent him to
canvass in New England.
"Of course" said the manager, 1--WE
expect you to be economical in your
expenses. and to keep a detailed ac-
count of them"
1t was not likely that the youth from
the country was going to escape guy
ing by his willy employees.
Its great thing in our line." said
one, ito be well dressed. Good clothes,
well made, go great way with our
customers"
We'll, Pm all right in that respect"
said the youth, "am | not?n
Il guess you'll do for this Journey"
said another, for, of course, you'll
get suit of clothes out of your first
trip
The youth accomplished his journey,
and on his return presented to the
manager an itemized bill of expenses.
The manager glanced it over and said:
II don't understand this last item:
One suit of Clothes $35.' What does
that mean?n
why, l understood 1 was to put
that in the bill, twas the reply.
"Oh, dear, no!' the manager said.
1--WE can't go so far as that The
other items are all right, but that must
come out"
On the youths return from his sec
ond trip he gave the manager bill of
expenses. The manager looked it
over and said:
''Ah! That's all right. There's no
suit of clothes here"
''Oh, yes, there is" the youth ex-
claimed, with a bright smile. "It's
there, but you don't see it."
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-08-19
sCOd Helps Those who Help
ThemSeIVeS.'

The Franklin Beneficial Society. Of Cleveland.
which recently started branch organisation at
this place. is in peck of trouble. all because
certain of its members have brought suit to
cover the money they have paid in. The effects
of the Society have been attached. The plain
tiffs became fearful of the souudness of the con-
cern, because. as they said. among other things
several matured certificates had not been paid.
and they determined to recover their money if
possible. and withdraw. although they are laps
ed members. They claim violation of the
contract by reason of a change in the constitu-
tion subsequent to their becoming members of
the Society. Last week S. F. Hanselman and Ii
L. Beatty. Esqs., went to Cleveland on behalf of
the Ravenna branch, which numbers about 35
members, to ascertain. if possible, the true con-
di ton of affairs for things looked very shaky to
| those who were sailing on the top wave of the
fancied flash fortunes that should begin their
could learn, the Company is in the legal right OF
the matter. and those who stay by it through its
litigation will be paid the full amount of their
certificates in the end. The officers of the Ra-
VIENNA branch have received instructions not to
receive any further money from members until
| the legal proceedings are at an end In mean
time, suit has been commenced in CuyahOga
Common Pleas. asking that the Society be re-
| strained from paying oIt any of the funds in its
| hands. and asking for receiver. The Ravenna
members have sent up protest to the head Off
| GERS, against the appointment of a receiver.
| Nothing but money" &c.