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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

{. l. tnrter yesterday tet.ei ". Il WI rd
from Me.sr@. Smell aut Cree from
Wallh Watla, whtrt they how ARE.
TUE gentlemen write thut atle-p Are
tUo high IN that locality to purchase,
anA taia' they will ston leave for Ar
llngt"n, Ore. where they wilt try the
market,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22
THE DAILY JOURNAL
royt Office Regulations.

Eastern mail CLOSES ut....+,....t. .... Wlr. MI
Western mnil clt'*"s af..., =, - ~" p' I'LL
sune ayr me"re'' ,roito ~ ~ p, 1a ~, ,ra
Fridays ut + Il. III. are
aud Fri ~ ut y II. It.
eaute mail closes saturdays al r. III.
fhEn tu%lA +s..tr1 IT. Ill
Money order M
HE*1htrY rtuSEH u ia
fHAs. ". iEYnE,F n.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22
lturklen's tArHiCt Safye

Tht bet .alve in the Nnrlu fir cuta,
bruises, SORES, Ulcers, salt rneunl, lever
sores, letter, chAppeti hand, chIltlafns
corn aud skin etuptsons, auh positively
ru|es piles or ito tay rr4nirtti. It IN
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
II" money refunded. Pile p per box.
FL: >ule ty ". L. Savage.
~-~~~~=4------=---~-~~--.---+
Il rostolI]cr n5s hetn established ut
Rryte ranrh tn thu raAd tn Mizpsh
creek. OF viii h Mrs,M Boyle l1ns bern
appointed poatn!istres.. For tile pres~
ent the ott1re will b. supplied by tp5-
tihl mail carrier. hut n petition ID te~
Ing prepared 10y Postmaster Seyde for
a new ,oute 10 run from Mile. Guy,
via Boy'e'~ aud Mel ans, 10 Ekataka.
It ~ tn be hoped that this route will In
established. M 1t will accommodate q
very lhickly set led section o. the
county that Ii nov entirely dependent
on Miles City for mail facilities.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

Past Grand Musitr Workman
SchAlHnEer ut thu GRIND 1.odKe A..
q. L. w. IL IN town f,4 t'tt pur1u Ut
otgan'znu indge at tic a. q. u. w.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22
relief aud cures thu worst ca-ey,

relief aud cures thu worst ca&tg,
Don't say there Ii no help for hny
fever, cutarrs, nr cu)h In tue hen0, sinre
thousands testify: that Iiiy's Cream
Ba'm t't~ entirely cured tn III. II VII.
tn.,apdts tit. sEall1erou+ u" nt ijuu;t;.
ana rr1!;ti@. 1t ~ eA-lly .,ntl,td rttEt,
~" nt,~''ia. md give. reilef ut outH..
II liz Ill t4.tttA
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

On Ma,s,luy, February S:h, the III.
dtr*tGntd VIII 0|'"n shop 1T ts,e t,ltt
lMn El"use ~h1o II fur cerriAKe rnlnt~
tnk. vanishing If tns lliture, rte. Fifst
t:ttss wnAk guAran:cst1.
fJ1+x Rum
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

E'r~d Sell l*hteutuy tthte1 In his
H!At.uw u number nf Montana @4,i-
pll're- which he tlud JUS: rtcs iseh fsnm
the eA~t, where they werr cul aud iN.I-
l+ted,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

Hn sure tn intend tue lecture ut tie
Rink IN Thursday evening. 1t viii
be I'LL hour pleasantly unn prutitubIy
spent,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

I.utiies Ke.fcr+ aud Rluz.r. in The
latest novelties, ut
II G., r. TOWERS Il 70.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

They guarantee to furnish first class
wood, aud would like TO receive share
of the public patronage. Orders mny be
lett ut ttli. hfIlee.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

There will t,. D tllttiii>E Tonight at
a:t5 >!lhrl',; work Ill Itt"1 u gree. 4
fill IL! telit|tut:t. IN ,tt~1r+d.
f. w. Is KEIbLER 5ec.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

A century If progress hns uot pro"
duce1 remedy equal IT, Ety's Cream
Balm for catarrt, cold LII the head and
hay fever. 1t In not liquid or snuff,
but IL perfectly safe and easily applied
into the nostrl1s. 1t gives Immediate
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

Chas. Rattlnger, the clerk of the
Macqueen house, was noticed yester~
day, poering from behind bis new dia-
mond ring, which IL u monster.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

Choice cuts ut Hollis, mtAt market
Poultry and oysters In season.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

Enter1,154tag Taa.na Mani T,ue h In. lu.4raetaa
md *!nF;ed me Htk &teyy End ,,4ie 4,is,ss t.tar
than lesrfrtta hasama ahe 10 f l*int aid build
tnwerk aEa 1T se business In whte lna,Ie nv upu4r
lrxn d. fn.: shA|l w. instruct star ,ou xaAdarf
thug 10 al' ',' nm island and hutl hste If rea wIsh
" nasN eau IN eArnA at 5Eua III work. rsp.
daF ana ably by thuAe Of eItfaf eAA rHx or lid
and - Their "*s4 saIltles wharerar spy te Any ons
can do the wnsk Easy eH VIZ Turuixl ovurr tinE M
rsk fon devote your SPARE moments or Ill your tma
!" nc work Ts ansrely new 1ead brings ~ondsral sae
Ehsa to eYsry Wntker negnuaxs earunu fnsn ms Ia
SID r,f week , UPWARDS and aftgT iitttp sxn4:
fnhca 10 gE furnish yea .Ie esnp1oyment~ seaeh yna
Eta fhists IN # marvellous thibHx and hetD IL
atshef CREST n'sl eaal&s gvtag wnuAtv taFaae gAn4s
WI rs~h1H hsT't n'9astriens WORKER faeaser yon are
aua "1ntsftf t Hrd tbluE k4f Rbaut +bta
w"has; tat ws ~ "es ne1sr nlsas. ''t ,aanny tast
su ~ pnse - nxplasn barn. hnt WI wrise n w.,
TRUE IT. CO. Aox 400, Au@t,tts.. AKaa.,x.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

"Who said Hond's Sarsaparilla:"
Thousands of people, who know 1t to
he the best blood purifier and tonic
medicine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

Rruning aud stein have ordered u
Century safety bicycle, which they
will own jointly and ride singly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

Do4ton & Williams desire to In form the
public that they are engaged In the
wood blslness, aud hereafter will be
pleased to receive oTdera II / htnvr Wuod
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

George Ulmer yesterday introduced
the faahlon FIR spring hats, and As the
boys are atl short Of head gear, They
will no doubt ABORT Georges style.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

Fur = lie.
A pony driving outfit, consisting of
Shetland nony, ph1etnn and harness
Apply to e. T.. Garter, isl Nail Bank
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

1t will cost you ntthinE aud will
surely do you good. 1t you have u cold,
eaugh or any trouble with thrnat. chest
or lung+. Or. Kings New Discovery
for consunptirn, cough and colds ~
guaranteed to give relief, OF money
will be paid buck. Sufferers from III
grippe found 1t just tbs thing aud mr.
der IT.. uae hat u speedy and perfect
recovery. Try sample bottle at our
expense and learn for yourself just
how good Ii thing 1t IT, Trial bottle
freq at w. e 6avage'a drug store.
Large size 80 cents an. 81.
Gov. Toole has sent to the board Of
pardous recommendation for The
pardoni1g of Curley Ratney. who it
will BIZ remembered, was given u five
yeHr terra III the ''pen" for a technical
rape, committed IN EIvira Estes, who
at the time The otfruse wae committed
was shown to TO under Is years Of age;
the age of the girl was the essence of
the crInie, as her calling had been for
TWO years prior to tbs otfense, that 1T a
prostitute. The governors actinn il
influenced bya strong ,'etition s,..t up
from Thu county, setting torth the
above tncts. The board Of pnrdons
will doubles net upon thu 1econmen-
dntion lavnrably.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

STATE.
Member OF Congress ......W ". ". Dixon, Itelena
:Iayrrnor,, ,.,,s.,,.........tos. X. Tnole, ="
Lieut.. ttuv. JnH. t.. <1ckH1t1H, f1ust
secretary Of 1t ate.,,. Ioni* itns"ltt, Ht1tha
Attorney f,encrul ,,... Henri j. iiHskell, I"
state TREASURER -. Richard q. Hickman. "
state Auditur,... .,..+..f I'd Il, ktnney, MisSonla
SUIT. Pub. Inst .....,... John tAuiun. AAacnf'ta
,..,. II. II. tIArwood, Killings
t'lerk cup. CURT .. ....":.W. ]. Kennedy. Helena
FEbEKAL.
furrr-or General. ..Heo. @. EAtpn Helena
T. =. Marshal ............"j J. +. Furry. 1te1enn
Collector Int, Ntr..-...1as. II. Mills, Deer La.lEe
Register t, =. Lat.1 Ufacr,. t!nTion, H1tstlti
RHte}&er " " A.T.Canlpt,ril, -
nI~rkItT.
fudge Seventh Jniicia! district. .s....>.',+
........ Hon. ten. X. Mist4rn. Miles Ii'y
'..,...,.........F FRED ". K rtldler. Miles CITY
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

JOURNAL WEATHER REPORT.
MILES, TRY, Mout.. March It. 1.t1..
H.. j.. :. tarnn~E rem. Wind. Weather.
4 ri: +. rirr. I"r att: .
:" b a. III +. 80 n .... ~ aim t.inuAy.
=. h1ttu II ~ !EN ~4-,@ g. +. 2tlulttlvss.
: DAILY LnrAL MEASa+
Maximum Temperature 3d.
Minimum temperature, III
Mcnu Temperature, -.
WEATHER FORECAST.
NAhs1NuTuS, March II.
To Observer, Miles l'ity, Montana:
Munt ~t;rnerally fur; warmer,
HARRINGTON,
Chief Ut Weather BUREAU.
NnrE~Tht above forecast ls for vi l1nurs frnn
it, IHtt.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-22

For Rudweiser beer call a. Professor
Bach's. y
II. Fl. Bradley Is here from View
York city.
Leu,p'~ celebrated lager beer ut
tsnltArh's.
Fl. f. Ratcnelor leaves for the tast
this mornin"
NJ. Kline ut Sa Franet.co was In
town yestt rday.
Latest novtl.ie In Neckties at
Orsche1's.
w. A. Bringalf IN d 'wn from Bran
denberg for few days.
Choice cute ut Hollis ,mtnt market
Poultry and oysters In season.
J. Fl. Cooper Of Jamestown, N. D.,
WIS visitor In The city yesterday.
Frank D. Bevauk OF Pocate:lo,
Idaho, arrived In the city yesterday.
THE lecture by DIR. Kata Mitchell on
Thursday evening promises to be it
rare treat.
f. G. Curray has been appointed
postmaster ut Keogh, to succeed w.
Gibson resigned.
--~---~.,--~-~~--~~----~----~
Bruntng aud Stein have ordered u
Century safety bicycle, which they
will own jointly and ride singly.
i, Z. w DeJong, formerly Of Ct en~
dive, ~ here fr'm st. Paul, represent
ing n mandatory of steel ranges.
"Who said Hond's sarsaparila"
Thousands of people, who know 1t to
he the best blood purifier and tonic
medicine.
Chas. Rattineer, the clerk of the
Macqueen houte, was noticed yester~
day, poerng from behind bis new dia-
mond ring, which Is monster.
Fur lie.
A pony driving outfit, consisting of
Shetland nony, ph'eton and harness
Apply to e. T.. Garter, isl Natl. Banx.*
-~---""~=~~+-++"~-
George ulmer yesterday introduced
the fashion f'r spring hats, and as the
boys are all short Of head gear, They
will no doubt abort GEORGES style.
Dn4tnn & williams desire to Inform the
public that they are engaged In The
wood btialuess, aud hereafter will be
pleased to receive oytlerA II htt1vr wond
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-03

TiE bQUAWb TIMELY WAisNlsU.
and the peace talk" was only blind
Yet the stronger party were the ones To
show forboaranoe and display confidence la
dealing with the Ignorant and misguided
savagcs. and Candy permitted the talk TO
20 ON.
The Indians finally took the floor, aud at
that moment their crafty brethren back In
the Lava Beds were attempting To draw the
officers OF Canby's outpoits into a barley
Finding that they could not do 30. they
opened fire and wounded lieutenant. This
was seen from the signal station and was
about TO DO communicated to Canby, when
the peace talk" party was seen 20 sudden
ly dispense, In an instant firing began and
the ready soldiers started to the scene at
double quick. But It was too late.
The talk had lasted two hours. when
Schonohin took mp tho Modoc cause aud
Captain Jack retired from the circle, The
next move was the appearance OF two
strange Modocs at q point near by with
their arms full Of rifles This was II signal
that the attack ON the army outposgs was
under way, Captain Jack, coming up from
behind, presented his pistol Ht CanDy's
head and snapped 1t, but II did not 30 Oh.
All the whites took alarm aud scattered, NJ
the same time drawing their weapons
Captain Jack shot Candy, but not fatally
and he started to run, pursued by two
Modoos. a second bullet brought him
down and an Indian sprnng upon him aud
plunged knife into his mock. DIR. Thomas
was instantly killed at the llrst lire,
The chief peace commissioner fell vic
tim to Sehonchin, whose father bad been
butohered at the 'peaee talk" massacre
eighteen years before, Meaohom was pur
sued and fired upon until he fell, Meantime
Dyer and the interpreter Riddle had es
capped, and the squaw 'Tobe" lay senseless
on the ground, felled by blow on the
head. As Meachem dropped 10 the ground
Modoo ran toward him with drawn
soalplug knife and was about to dispatch
him when "rObe" revived, and seeing that
her worst fears had been realized screamed
1.-THE soldiers are coming" AZ this out
cry, which was ruse 80 far rs the squHw
was concerned the sayagcs fed.
From that hour Cauby's soldiers gave
the Modocs no peace Until, they were driven
from the Lava Beds and captured Captain
jack, Schonohin, Boston Charley aud
Black Jim eIpiated their reyrngciul deed
upon the scailold, and their people went
| upon new reservation. as Candy had ad
visod before the double duty Of lighting
and negotiation was forced upon him,
GRORGE l.. kILMER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-03

When somebody comes home after
an absence Of generation in Aus.
tralia, he finds nobody 80 delightful
MS his grandmother and grandfather.
The younger people have left OIL
making twisted doughnuts and con.
denim pies as unhcalthful, but grind.
mother assures them grimly that her
"doughnut pot hasn't been empty
nor pie missin from her table u single
meal for fifty years, n she hain't
afraid TO SGT herself beside tho won.
an o nowadays nor tho ten mon and
women that call her mother beside
any children she knows Of a.growin
up" She has no need TO be ashamed
when she looks back on her work or
TO fear for her reward in tho future.
Neither grandfather nor grandmoth.
or spared themselves. Their hands
grew hard for us They made roads,
they cleared fields, they invented
and improved that we might enjoy
and we are entered into tho fruits OF
their labors Lewiston Journal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-03

Ono reason for the decline OF polite
ness is found in the fact that wealth
now pushes itself everywhere, and
cultured society suffers by tho intro.
duction Of persons whose only claim
TO recognition il that they have made
money.
Making money does not necessarily
make a man vulgar, but pushing
does. Yet even this change is not
altogether deplonble. 1t is this M.
tional push that has hllod tho wilder.
ness with cities and turned deserts
into cornRelds. Aud In n progress
almost revolutionary In It's pace, there
has been no time TO keep the hat in
the hand and to be picturesque and
elegant. Most social evils are re-
trievable. unless women take part IN
them; but IN the general decline Of
politeness women are undeniably "m
the trnnspc,sion.' They have airily
permitted that indescribablo moral
phenomenon called tho tono OF so
ciety' TO be lowered.
The habits of gregarious fastness
have been constantly more daring
and reckless. In the middle classes,
women have gradually identified
their work with tho work of men,
aud in this social disturbance tho
most delicate graccs OF life arc being
lost. Amelia Z. Barr In Lippincott's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-03

A story Is told Of u woman IN
mourning and heavily yelled, for
whom room WIS made In n crowded
railway car in "A scat with another
woman. The curiosity Of the latter
was aroused by the evidently fresh
and deep black OF her companion,
which curiosity presently found
voice
Lost u friend, take VI" she be-
gnn 4 nod replied to her
Near relative, ] gucssP Another
nod. followed by a brief silence,
Mother, porhapsr a shake OF the
yelled head met this question.
"Son or daughter. maybef' a sec
ond shake, somewhat moro vigorous,
siguiiled denial aud rising impotence.
Husband, thenT confidently. a
short nod brought compliment OK.
precision TO the inquisitors face. For
some minutes she was satisfied, then
she hitchod about uneasily in her
seat. There was moro she felt she
ought 20 know. The silent figure
folt II coming and waited. Finally
IL came.
"PrOfcssorl" A short nod.
Life insuruncer Another short
nod, with annoyed emphasis.
"Wcll, then what're you 30 yelled
up fort He's all right and you too"
The widow sought the next car
Her Point Of Wow in New York
Timca.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-03
STOCK THE LARGEST!'
PRICES THE LOWEST!
SATISFACTION
GUARANTEED

Our Representative 10 In Eastern Markoto ana hss
purchased everything doorablo Pattcrns In
CARPETS. New and Artistic Effects In WALL PAPERS,
Latest Styles In FURNITURE, Novelties In RUGS and
CURTAINS and Great Variety of DOOR MATS and LIN.
OLEUMS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-03

Yeast has been successfully tried
as remedy for typhoid fever by
DIS Embling, Lompiore, and Thorn
son, Of the Alfred hospital, Mel.
bourne, Thirty seven cases We're
treated, ten being severe, the ten.
peratures reaching l0i dogs. eight
were moderate, the temperatures
being 1903 dogs eleven were mild
and eight were very mild, tho tom.
pcratures reaching lO2 degs. In
every case the recovery took place
without a relapse, There is theory
to the effect that relapses are due TO
re-infcctiOn from the intestine, and
DR.. Thomson remarks in his report
that yeast should destroy the bacilli
in the intestinal tube, and so prevent
re infection, London Tlt-Bits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-03

The method Of Analysing motion
by tho chronophotograph, which has
been no happily applied by NJ. Marcy
in the case Of moving animals, such
Ms horses running or birds and in.
sects in flight, has been employed by
NJ. G., Dcmeny to examine the move.
monts Of the lips in speaking. Ho
has obtained results which show that
tho form Of the mouth is quito dol.
mite for the different articulato
sounds.
With these photographs combined
in seotrope he has reproduced tho
movement Of the lips by synthesis,
An ordinary person finds II difficult to
read tho words by the animated pic.
lures; but a deaf mute who has been
accustomed TO read from the lips Of
speaker finds It easy 10 do 80 from
photographs, Now York Telegram.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-03

Divessnd I q. crowded street
An aged beggar CHANGED 10 taeetI
Dives passed By with sterile frewn.
And said, 10 argue conscience down.
II treat all such with rule answering.
How cnn one know when they're deserv-
ingf"
-you'rc rish,." I cried, with nodding head
Il toll for Dives for my brcadG
Bat since the mind Is heaven born
And earthly fetters holds 10 seorn,
I thought, "rhAt wretch aud many more
stArye tllroagh those words, 'Doloryins
POOR"
And then. because ! happy knew
How Dives rich and richer grew,
I sneercd Din tho1xht, such careful alma
Such nice, discriminating qualrns,
Should be observed 10 rule unswervinz
But BY the rich who are deserving"
George Horton 10 Century.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-03

n 7, RIO GRANDE
fy'esANoG@ WESTERN.
q WESTERN
/ on, RilugAY. s,SsN Standard oua1e.
lF-fHA - 4fI7NN III -==a


frAVrs SALT LAKE.
70 2-For Provo. shlna Grand juno.
ton md all points Intt ..... $50 an.
No i-for Prove. Grand Junction and
an points East,,..,....,.....,... p'i5 pm.
10, igor Provo, Pay son ana Eufota z 90 NJ.
No. s-FDr ............a. s'ul am.
No. p=For Hot sprinfa snd Ogden, SEQ am.
No l--tor ogden and the Wet .......liila pan.
No. I-for ogden and tho We.t.........la " am.
AusvEA SALT LAKE.
No. i-From irovo salina, Grand
Junction ana the i1st.......i1 q n. m.
No. 1--ffum lrnvo. Grand junction
and the Eadt.,.,-...,,....... liill am.
No. b-from troyo, fays0n and
Eurcli ................... 10 49, am.
No. 7-irnm uhiFhams ...s. ,.....s. o. 90 pm.
No, lO-tf1W no. Springs aud OEicu. 20 p %.
No. 2-tf0m ogden AND tho NseL..... $50 am,
No. t-ftoh ogden nni me Welt $40 pm.
Pullman Palace slccpcrs on hii through
Trans. \ tchangcsi clouu connections. safety,
speed and comfort.
rirart OnIcr NJ. 200 q Main street.
u. q. DODGE. 4. L. WELBY, ;. u. BENNETT
Gen. Manager. tupL Cen.ffLSfaaH.Ast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-03

lying down they torn ~ - ... ..s around
him aud putting their heads down repeat
their peculiar cries. The hare remains
quiet aud IL Is somoumes possible to take
him IN. terrorized - he j. In the midst II
the buck circle Of Cohbling beaks and
heads. The lnnsnage Of the turkeys Is nt
that time incontcsiably igulacaut 1t Is
warlike and similar to that u the males
when they are Sighting In the present IN
stance they have Joined for war and they
make Il on the frightened hRTo. Popular
Science Monthly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-03

Th,ushes and other birds crush the
shells OF land llails and extract their
juicy bodies, Ms do also raocoons and
wood rats, but woodland birds win
not cat naked suails, because tho
slime on them sticks TO their boal8
and spoils their feathers. Washing.
ton Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-03

AID Gen. Candy
been asked 10
charge to the verJ
muEzle OF q can
non firing double
canister he would
not have shown
greater bravery In
responding than
he did when he
stepped out from
the protcctin 9
ranks Of his sol
diery to the coun'
eli tent between
the lines, where
Mohave County miner., 1892-07-02

claimed, and also indicating such sites
for reservoirs and canals as at present
remain unoccupied. This las, work will
probably be on scale OF three miles to
an inch and will involve the expenditure
W surveys. etc, Of about $1,000, one.
third Of which your representative has
promised to raise in the territory The
importance and permanent value Of suci,
a map is hard to estimate, and | trust
the assumption Of authority implied by
the amount pledged from the territory
will not therefore be repudiated. With
the assistance In these two instances,
aggregating not less than 81, ,030 o. sl0,-
000, aud with such other assistance as
believe can with some effort be secured,
a showing should be made by the terri.
tory that will be second to none in value
and general interest. Very respectfully,
WM .. O'NEuL,
President.
Mohave County miner., 1892-07-02
N Sayes the Children.

Mr.. G. II. ShaSen, WellsviIle, Kan,
says ut is with pleasure that speak
OF the good Chamberlain's Coiic, ChoI-
era and Diarrh1s Remedy has done my
family during the last fourteen years.
In the most obstinate cases Of summer
complaint and diarrhga among my
children, it scted as charm, making il
never necessary 10 call In physician.
| can tru,hially say that in my Judgment,
based on years Of experience, there is
not a medicine in the market that is It's
equal. For sale by Ii. II. WATKIss,
Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1892-07-02
Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen that the under
ing claim, aud one hall owner OF the
Gerritr-Davis Number One and Gerritt-
Davis Number Two mining claims will
not be responsible for any debts contract
ed by the contractors, lessees or others
thereon.
JOHN +. DAVIS.
Mineral Park, Mohave County, Arizona,
March 2lst, 1892. 2Itf
Mohave County miner., 1892-07-02
SILVER

l. live Weekly paper devoted to the
interest OF the white metal" The de-
sign Of the head OF the paper is unique.
being printed in silver. The paper used
is OF superior quality, the whole max ny
an elegant souvenir, which should be in
the hands OF all friends OF Free Silver.