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The weekly messenger., 1893-10-21
Local News.

kel plate show will visit this town
10 day.
Never fail to visit the store of
j. B. Ferran before buying your
goods elsewhere.
Many of our sports attended
the races at Breaux Bridge last
Saturday and Sunday.
Ladies will find all they may
wish in dress and fancy goods at
Z. Scwartz.
The Alexandria State Fair
which closed last Sunday has bro
ven a grand success ia every par
ticular.
Old man Jean Louis Declou-
et, the old Negro doctor, the DO
pular demi-god of the negroes
died last week.
The new residence Of our
worthy agent, Dan DeBlanc is
hearing completions it will be an
ornament for that part Of the
town.
Grinding commenced last We'd
hssday on the st. John plantation.
Everything is in tip-top order. The
st. John has an immense crop to
grind this year.
The best goods, latest styles
and designs for the smallest mo-
hoy at j. B. Ferran.
Our bank, though only two
months old, is recognized by our
business people as a useful insti-
tution, and the business which is
done there in SO short q time is
showing remarkably we'll.
John Drake, a young labori-
Ous negro, had one of his arms
taught in the rollers on the st.
John plantation while they were
trying the mill last Thursday and
was terribly mashed up, he died
the following day.
The contribution made at the
Catholic church last Sunday fort
the storm sufferers amounted to
e70,50, which amount was forwar-
ded by Father Langlois to the
proper authorities for destribu-
tion.
There was an excursion for
colored people from this place to
New Orleans last Sunday. About
one hundred persons from here
boarded the train. They returned
the next day at six o'clock in the
evening.
There was light frosts Sun
day and Monday mornings last, the |
effect could easily be seen on the
very tender plants, as their young
leaves showed a whithered condi-
ton. The cane however, was not
in the least affected by this early |
white visitor.
Cotton is how quoted-mid-
dling-in the New Orleans mar
ket at 81 cents per pound. It is
selling here in the seed at $23 per
thousand pounds. This crop is
proving larger than was expected
. few weeks past, and the quality
of the staple is good.
All our merchants are doing
a thriving business these days,
the busy season is upon us and
We have every reason to expect
an active business season. Our
merchants are ready for that too,
their stocks are full and their as
sortments the very best. Their
prices, for quality, can compete
with the stores of any other town
The weekly messenger., 1893-10-21
Miss Marie Rose Delahous-


The Oil Works are receiving
several carloads of cotton in seed
and cotton seed every day.
X. Schwartz has a most ele.
CANT limo of ladies shoes which he
sells at astonishingly low prices.
-Laborers are quite scarce at
this time and many of the plan
ters are said to be a little short of
hands.
The bayou at this time is un-
fortunately low, too low to allow
the small crafts to reach Breaux
Bridge, but the fat boats are do.
ing good service.
Mr.. A. d. Roy of the upper part
of the parish was in town We'd
nosday and visited our Office. Mr..
Roy reports the crops in general
good.
The grocery Of the town. that
is, the only first class GROCERY is
that of J. B. Ferran.
Our job department. is turn
ing out a good amount OF Job
work every day, but we ase pre-
pared to do more of it. If you
need any kind of printing let us
know about it, we guarantees we
can satisfy you.
Tho hall Of the Ladies' Of Pro-
gress, D colored benevolent asso-
ciatioh is nearly completed on the
site Of their hall which was re-
Gently destroyed by fire. The re-
building of the hall shows the en-
terprise of the women who com-
pose this organization.
The gihneries of this town
are receiving mitch more cotton
than they expected, and their ca
paeity is being tested to the full
est extent The cotton crop is
much larger than was expected,
and that crop alone will put a
large amount of money into rircu-
lation.
Mfr. j. B. Fefran has secured
the services of Mr.. Carlos Qreig,
as clerk and bookAkeeper in his
dry goods store.
Don't you see that those tner-
chants who advertise in the MES
sENGER are doing the best and
biggest business? If you doubt
that take copy Of the MEssEN-
GER and make a tour of town and
see for yourself. A good and
largely circulated paper is a bust
ness builder, and always build the
business of those who advertise in
it's columns.
--The officers Of the bank are
pleased to note the number of
small depositors who call at the
bank every day,and open account
with their Institution. The bank
officers welcome all depositors,
however small the amount may
be, they will be always glad to
put their names on the books.
And the depositofs find it to be of
advantage to them.
The leader still leads; and
hat is j. B. Ferran-he leads in
goods and prices.
: We returned from the Worlds
Fair last Saturday, delighted with
,ur trip. 1t would be useless for
Is to try und make dhy attempt |
@ write OUT trip and tell you any
hing concerning the great expos
tion, it is too big, too immense,
90 great for Our small paper. VT
~ 1 L
The weekly messenger., 1893-10-21

+L. j. GARDEMAL,* X
Has just received complete line of
ELEGANT FALL DRESS GOODS
that will go cheaper than ever.
He leads in LOW PRICES on shoes
hats and clothing.
A beautiful assortment Of FANCY
NOTIONS way below anything ever
offered here.
Ali goods marked down to BED
ROCK prices.
Give him a call and let his figures
convince you. =
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-18
SfjrnbeoenS Socal.

Soealet ipr toinoelig StjpnBeo uari=
erer i &c fpritjcli9e 2anoe o. efter Den
inoiuiouelIc Smng. Mnnge lifer ben
icoc O9 Dppige 2ppuS; andre DC ilanfc
o8 Iirli9e; og after andre Sc tore %
maieitUtiife. Zen tautaTite 9face be-
unorcr BOG pUeralt Ben SfjgnBeo, ser
lar Ell rem, iriit Geint, enten oct tpins
beige &GIcn tiIbprer ben blpnoe, bruno
cler lDle Sppe. 8euue igrite Sopeos
betin9elie for Al @lfp9roi9beo fan fun
opnaae5 peo SlOoet3 rene SilItnto, en-
pirtIom 2euer, iuuo Gppetit os en for
trpffeli9 SOropielie. Oft bette ppnaaeS
peo 8ru9en al DR.. / ierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. Get er garantez
ret, at set uil Opiploe ale 5orpligtelier,
iOm 9iocs; bpis life faces Yeneene til
ba9e. Suis s oil babe en- ren e~lito9rs
big Geint u9 uRre frit aft 10 let, 5lets
fer o9 Sell, iaa brls Golden Medical
Discovery.
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-18
Is

trastet er alt, bpaO ban tan gore for big, en- gIist =
men, buff ueI, fra ingen anOeu Sioe."
Seq ital albris sIemne bet, " iuarsbe @eOrs "Os ies
itplber bam alerebe tor 1~atnemmeIisbeb."
~geo bu, ipurste 9etsIer eiter ct tort OpboIo "Om
ban bar fere Born iliue END Grensen, iom bu ~rebosos2"
"9u 9atter, bSrer ies."
"9n 0atter.. ia, ristis: en- Satter, iom M fan
pGre toIu eler tretten Qar. llen" t~iIfsieoe ban Iiseiom
peo fig ieIu, "Sonnsn bIiper pa Selgenas SelgenQs...
omtalte ban bette 9tapn?
"San iasoe, at ies muatte bsisse ban, Der sasans.~
ga, buorfor itts2"
SetsIers auiist fl nu ct llotrpt, iom 9eOrs lite tuuos
%foritaa os Der laa en- bitter glanbins af Spsg Ga
6uun iuausI GOnsn iom Oroene. Dasn mso lin mas
turIise Stemns t~ilfOisoe BAN;
~0et fan uare sOo 3iO enonu at tante berpua. SmiO'
Isrtio er ies tiIirebs meb ben plan, iom Commander
%fapteinsn bar fOreiluuet - fOIs BEN, Os bet nil life pare
Ien9s, ipreuO bu bliuer bin speu Serre."
Get er nit beiemts 6OrmaaI. iOm bsitanois f~Oreipes
per mig, " iuarsoe geOrg "Oa SeriOr tor is beaer 5ntet
~iorismme for at opnaa Set."
"Dteu ituIOs gOrBsrre ~pluOisIis taIOe mig bort, iaa is
brl"
2etsIer trptteos paa BEN ~benmsIige 6isber | Stabet;
o. e~ierat bet buube uabnet fig, ia at aosansen iOo fri
til ben tiOIiscre Smu9lerbute, uilte ban geOrs en- Iiben
SpaIte, Der oulgtes al en- UsIiuopa5et Sten.
"0ctts" peObicU bon, "er ct gismmeltso, iom fun
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-18

e9 b'9pnote iaa isisu, inttil lea bar
lulolt9nbis iit,er paa, at Sortets eta.
ton batoe bort mig.
"Sna itrtu iss: Suoianer pco Be
mis-. seno SiaIp. Snoiaucr peb BE.
mis-. Seno 6ialp. Sermso peobleu
ls8 en- COB Time, itOlenOe saa, at BET
rindtte blioe ioritnast / Jprtet.
"9a je9 itnIbs tlatre neo fra 1,lc.
9raip4lsn, nibrOo ct uiIot Spl Ratt,ns
StllbeO, % ct Hart etipr uplDIte Sim.
len | Stetnir8 Of 9emis' Sien. Sea
IHoiaa, at &sobuocruc buOOe bcspnot tit
NrbeiOe o0 lat Slb paa ecttlcrens 10.
buie.
Oct npttece life at ioripge at naa
Oerben MI. Gen ~iifreite 8laO8 a for
tloen Der paa oeuue 9Rl. Seq bleu
aItiaa ~b1nsenoe Der us iaa % lptteoe.
seq funoe bgre Sualost al 8jIlerne o.
InOiaa, at ben gamle NIauo % bans
gtabo hnooe nut at 9jore.
"9an8icmt furIDb 9atten; ba BET
I6rite 9Dsitiar bite fig, bsrtes 2poen
al ct Si8nnlbOrn.
"Sda leo Ell @cpnrialue, eiteriulat
al cit ltarf 3rampen al Seiteboue.
"Snoianeris ct ilauet paa 6hi9t %
tortmer oenne Sci, tanfte jea. Iu
Sotbant, nlaa Oh trptte big 8Oot inS tit
Y9lei, o9 maaite oil be rg6e 0ipUle
pn5ler Dig, uoen at ie Dig"
"Wten BET 9iOroe be life, for Oa Sen
ltrlnile Saupe tOm fnrenoe iOrbi fit ell
AZ benz gle paa Ell beipuoerlis 0len,
'tano pOaitrnOs puer 3parurmen.
"Nteo ct Syl nIfDreoe ban Ell Gil,
Iom ramte mig / Ueuitre Stuloer.
Sans aamernter iulgte Gremplet, "a
/ ct 9ieblit llgueOe jeg iulonanOi0 ct
Tlnoipin. Sntet al Sanrune oar imtO-
lertiO oDoeli8t, for, ION je9 in8oe, trpt,
feoe ieg mig IND til YRlen.
"8e funoe life faa fat / mia, for Be
funoe life ~tlatre, og Solootcrnc 0au
benz life 3io til at bu0ge 9nleu ON.
"Ge 0tilitare bar lige i SRlene paa
Dem, og, ba Sc pasiereOe nit 9illlugtsz
Iteo, raabte je9 ct lpoeli0t 6urrn, % til
mine &eoningSmnno5 6orbnuiclIe, foo
le9 mig GLIDE neo % iulot iafnmen
oeo 6ooeu al TGten.
"Se bra8tc mig til6n8e til 8cmis'
9uS, 9oor min Sritru Der bialp mco
at trGtte Eilcue ub. Sg, iom 8 fan
IorItaa, bar je9 iaa tafnemltg, iuroi bum
baooe bjnlpet til at brin9e mig paa Yes
meme i0jcn, at jeg, ba je9 bleu raft,
Ipur9te bcnoc, ON bun uilOe bare mig.
gfen, 6olf, BET flyer je8 G0er, at ben
enc Sat paa Sele9raipGleu og BET 3us
lin Spade Tile 9jOrbe mig mere eno 20
9tar Rlore. I
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-18
ia

er ben iittcrt SeboIo Dos 6oumanOsrfaptenen - ban
CT en- aItfor %retifaffsn Mano til at FORBADE en- 9en."
"3et tror ies sierne, " iuareOe 9etsIer meo gitterbeb,
"Get uioc pare BAN til rinse Nptte. Men ieg oniteoe
life, at 9lOsen al benz, Der bar fienbt mig unoer andre
6orbolb, ituIoe erfare, buor ben plet Ii8ser, bportil ies
bar ta9et min Silfu9t. Dog - fortGl mig M bet 0ele
uofsrIi9t % ouereusiemmenb meo Sanobeo."
Geors e~ftertom SpfOrOrinsen ps OuerIsusrebe osrpaa
bet greu, iOm bans Gbef buuOe siuet BAN.
timber 9~Gsninsen miIOneoes bet 0aarSe % Oiisio rs
nsieOs SetsIers Srat; MI Os Oa ipntss De snoos at ops
tIareS. grsust par Ianst; % siisrat sst5ler bauSe tnus
oct bet iammeu Sauuoeu, iasOs ban %lansiomt:
"0u bar csentlis iusen StpIo, GeOrs; ies fOrBaitcOs
mia. 0aunet og 9lniigtstrattene -. 9taa, lisemesst;
bette WlsOe bar maalfe p9rst til bin 9ptte. &Ommans
bsrtapteinen CT en- Manb al 2Gre; % itisnt ies bslIers
hapos feet, at ou par tomu,eu irem Seroen uoen bans
Sialp. itaar bet Stete life til at anbre. San maa ie
til at aicre fOr big, buuO bin eseu OpfSrieI Os nOsIe utSle
andre Sor6olo forbrer al bam.
"suis is tor fprtOlte oisis Orb, iuareOe gsOrs, els
terat han bau0e tGntt IiOt ouer Dem, "iaa er bet uIlt en-
oommel @iGlo, Jon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %atbetnIer bet
@obs, ban uil sisrs mig"
"0ei. Bet iut life; ban fan itpIos mig babe Nlt o9
Sntet, Iiaelom man tussr bet. San bar Oslaa nit mig
9iensIfs; men jig bar inSsn andre 6ororIHSsr paa ganl
enb benz, sgrsn p~uuIaSsr BAN. Sra oeHne S'os Re'
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-18
lI6

eu o9 ie9 %tienoer. Ser lisser be gapirer os psuge, ies
sr geiibSelie al. vi be ftoite finOss life mango, men
bog NOT til, naar bu ietu bar iparet Qtot iammeu, at
latte big iitanO til at tis6s bit ssst 6artsi gapirerue
pil opIpie big ON aIt, buuO Der bar ueret usrtt bin
6aosrs eio, os ON be GorbOIo, Der iorbinorer bam at
title big paa ben pIabs, bu elers bauos Get til at
~forbrs."
Seq" iasoe GeOrs, rsrt os rptst al ben op6e Rebs
i~lasenbeo, buormeo 6aoeren baubs uotalt be lbfe Orb,
leg oil altio, aItio pare tilfrsos meo ben plaos, lom CT
blspen mig beitiGret ira min garnoom. Og ies ioriits
rsr, at js aIoriG / buiItsniOmbeIit Stiains og / builte
6Ormueso mitRnbisbeoer iOm bslit, piIoe baue palgt nos
gen anoen Rarrisre sno Somanoens."
"paen" peobIeu 9stsIsr, "bu r itolt, 6u er araiarria;
Oa bar iOm 9rsns baUt 0rSmme, iOm gnstinseu maa
op9ius.~
"6uem bar lite baut b~arnastige 3rSmms2" luareoe
GeOrs os rsomeoe itertt ueo @rinOringsn ON fine roieu.
iarDe0e euittaitsaer. Seq Orsmmsr pei snOnu, men
6OrmaaIet CT ct anOet: Site6etiOr Gpuulsttsrne, 0olteu
Os OiIiesrSbsltaainsen, trastsr is nu eisr ct Maal,
iOm is fan naa, u0en at uente Ianss! SaaIsOes Jon
iss MI %tGnter, ul ies Iunst beaer betrabs min sgen
plante os tOmmanoere paa nit eset 3af, END saa iom
SubaI;sru Gtaten, Iisemsset buiIten Grab."
SetSlsr nitteoe iamtpttenoe, ~ousrbeuit ON at Geors
uirteIis tantte, buao ban iasbe.
Gitsrat be bapbs label SamtaItn saa iltaa uosIe ri.
nutsr, to9 gsOrs after Srbet, iOst ban trat StoIsn mars
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-18
!eOOerel1 paa SDbannesitjeret.
Nnoen 2eL.-Srebie 1eriobe.
S''VsOrcll8cn % Gommauoerfapteinen.
Hgltroman at gmilie Garlen

IN, !" yam tom til ben iioite afSelina Ga for fprite
b 5t. TS'lOn tlltGIoisuis, naunebe gbefens giauu,
Iros, Een'rler rpiteoe al en- gapsn, iOm ban life
I89e 0oI9Smaal paa.
EG la9Oe ban bIesusnSe, "bu bar tient unbsr...
ID" g |9ntes at iui9ts bam.
.SootT ""TF, unoer acknowledgement BON IT,"
~ seq troeoe, ban alerebe bauos taset fin afs
|'gItSS :. ". g%oOr!eoeS bebanoIeoe ban oig2"
h. :" ''' min rtnss 6Ortieuslte, inOtiI ban Opoa'
S9aS9 9uitet2~
Sum ssl'e is | ben bciefe spenbina.
uppa99eoe ban2 Dit Gaun - abl Nau,
b., Mn. gt0os SetsIer... Waen bu bar altio parst en-
! jpn rrG"'9 0rens, iOm it,s bar Tart at boIbs Ianb
h. SormOSsntIis bar en- easr anbsa uforfss
s+.s[, t9rs G%absr..."
III + SI9'nt'n9l 9uub ban bar opbasst, bar fittet
m, GO'9e AZ otne en~folbi9e Guar"
! Tn5 9aUOe 10 iu9eu iaritilt Snltrur %faaetl"
bonES" 49, ii! On par iaa sammeI, at bu isIp
E,r "|o''et, at Sn9en uaIser en- BopeI iom oenns,
r. Al nj, 'ao 'G'9e en- unOeu. altiaa ~iOrraact -. iOr'
pS.l 6aeer. at buab bet cub fan uGre for en-
IT, NP3oIret Der paa SObuuuesifiGret Sslser,
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-18

Saaban er Seorene. Snpa til file
9Om, ioet ban bier bam ben nDiGote
"6er Ter bu bin life Sglter, 5pnt. Oil
Dill loue mig at uare risti9 slao i benOe?"
~Sa", iuareoe Com, ieet ban to9 BET
lille Seien i Gieipu; "men fig mig, TO
tier bet life meget at Opipitre benoe?"
"Gt1 jo".
"Saiaa, iaa bet sjsr BET. Men oa
ieg iur nogle Gage iioen bao big ON at
tiVbe en- bib aanin til mig. iasbe bu,
at ou life babe &aao BERTH.
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-18
On Snutaiftue frff.

On $500 Spmaittne. iom i9l9es af o.
for ira s11 til s23 50, er ri piIise til at pla.
iere / Dit 6iem til 4ibeHpttelie, uosn at bet
itaI foite Dig Ell Gent. allp bette Gpertisle,
rtent uo ug ieuo bet tiligenteo bin aoresle
ioa9 til Aluab Manufacturing Co., Sept
{. t., GbIcaso, 81. %. 1852
Decorah-posten., 1893-04-18
III
mere ben til 6aOeren, bUem ban bstrastsOe msO ben ar.
bsoigfte og smmsite Senaipeu6sb.

mere ben til 6aoeren, bueri ban bstragtsSe meo ben ar.
bsoiS'te os smnsite 9en9iUsubsO.
"en Iaa suuiti9 geiIigbeO iom osnne" ia9oe bar iagte,
'Dil maaits uIOris tiIbpOe fig mere. Bible bu libe, GaOer,
ueo M, meosns bu leuer, at ueOOsIs mig ben SemmsItg,
beo, Der trgtter oig2 Oct r mig iaa bittsrt, at lea itt
uaa piis big min 9~eItaseIis, lite POE big ben miuol
ArslI, msosHs ou enouu tan bare mig
Seq b%sltemmer Sntst ui9isntalbsligt iaa 6eniseioe,
9eOrg. Dain trattenos gan6rins Uil maai,e life uRrr
eHot iaainart, og i iaa 5alo ital Su srfars aat, inoen lea
saar bsrfra. gaen enOnu sr 6u for uus, os ies itts
barost NOT til at aObOIos gisnOpriDelisu al cisis aamIs
Saar. CAB mig imioIsrtib f~Oritrs big ON, at Din ia,
Der - naar os buOriOmbelft 6u IGisr ON BANS Siie6us,
~bUaosnten ban Oa sr pua sqsr unOer SOroeu - bUerten
ul tr0ltss slsr ~bsIass5; tbi Croft os gefIageIie naag
lite ct ut 5nOerfe iaaret os fOrtGrst 6iGte.~ ,
III" 9UaS2" uobrso gsors mso ct op6t Sut, "siues
Der iaa ~aIagsIist iaareOs Sisrter, at life sngaug ct garu5
uarms 0estageIie utau marine ig benz 2"
~SarnstS 9e!tastIie er maaits netOp ben imertslisits...
Utsn, min gan, LAB oS life tale mere ON bette! ON
ct Bar aar itaI iss, bDis ies IeUer, uOpfOrOrst sencp.,
tase lraaOsn Lab ben bUile iaaIRnse!~
Wlso Cmbeo trDtts @eors lin 6a0srs Saano.
Canine Days ~GftermioOas bsissts gtsrs 6aber
elias gopaI, bpor ban oOsrIsusreos fine lmaa gausr
til aQe 6amiLsus WsbIsmmsr.
Wssosns GaroIus' unss, imutte ROue ioran Spsilst
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03
n....y.. rs.... s.A Oss.s..

Hon. Daniel y. Beatty. the xrsA' !"
..p and Piano manufacturer, 10 bn'ld'"s
.sd shipping more Organs and fis"os
,hsn ever. In 1870 Mr. Beatty LETT home
psnnil.ss pio~ bow, and b, his '""o"'
i,abI. Oil he has worked his way up ~
!. 10 ssI! 40 f.r, nearly 100000 oa bea''ys
otxsns and Planes since 1870, Nothing
.se,n. 10 dishesr,.n him; obstacles -"
In his way. thai Would have wrecked any
ordinary man forever. h~ turns 10 Al 40
yer,i,em~b, and comes out brighter than
ever. His ins,rumen,s, ~ 10 veil k"o~h'
are very popular and are to h@ tou"h 10
MI parts Of IL. world. We are informed
thai during the next ten years he intends
TO s~ll 100 OuO mo'. Of his make. "st
mssps = bus,nrr. Of t2D.0OO.OO u We
average them a, 500 .~..h. liis already
the isrx.., b,,.iness " the kind IN exist
eocr-- Send To Daniel =. Beatty, WAsh'
i,v,oo. New Jersey, for Catalogue.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03

To the person who Tears that this
country may become the dumping ground
Of the silver Of the world, the statistical
abstract Of the United States, 1891, four
teenth number, prepared under the di.
rection of the secretary Of the treasury,
presents some very interesting figures.
Il shows that the. value Of the silver coin
and bullion that has been exported from
the United States from lS43 to 1892 in
elusive, exceeds the amount imported by
1854, ,227 ,7O3, and that the coinage value
Of oil the silver mined in this country
from 1872 to 1892 inclusive, was $987,- :
900. The imports of silver from lS43
70 1891 inclusive, only exceeded the ex.
ports IN four years, viz: 1s43, 1S48, 1s47,
1892, which amounted to $7,298, ,703,
while the total excess Of exports OF silver
for the forty -nine years was -S7l ,527 ,593.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03
S.ssr- 4. Gs~Aisss~.

Exts,. II sol. q. Rove, deoesasd
Notice il lsreby given by tho unoss'
sitned executor II the last viii and tsss"'
me mt II Sol. G. X, We. dsoeassd. to sss
oreditcrs Of. and all persons having claims
against ths said deceased. 70 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. withia foas
months after she frat publication Of this
notice, 30 the said executor At the omes On
wm. q. I,lnkely in the Court h""ee AZ
the town Of Kingman. the same bssnR the
place f.r the Transaction Of ths business
II sa,d sststs. in the county ~ M"h"vs,
Terrific, Of Ariz ma.
JOHN q. PUTS.
Execntor of the IRst will and tsstimsnt
Of Sol. q. Rowe. deoesseS.
k,nl lmsn, Arizona. May !. lsS3.
n 4w.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03
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The Worlds fair 10 big thing, and 20
10 the railroads' faro.
The Chinese are famous for their rue.
sles, and they furnished us with their
best one, to which they decline to give
. solution.
Arkansas man claims to have method
for attacking and exploding . cyclone,
but be is keeping Its practical usefulness
pretty quiet.
The Silver convention at Silver City
on July 4th and 5th will he attended by
miners from every portion Of the South
west, and the results cannot be other
visa than beneficial.
One Of the cheering signs Of the times
10 the announcement that the business
furry has reduced the price on whiskey
one cent on the gallon. Let the good
work 20 on.
The Rio Hondo Mining company has
secured title and are selling lots at 800
and $50 each, giving wsrsntee deeds.
the purchaser doing his own telling Of
trees, a. the site is in the woods. About
twenty men are employed 10 cutting out
the main street.
There 10 only ono way to exclude the
Mongolisn, and that is prohibit thsiS
presence. Forged certificates Of former
residence are being furnished to thou
sands Of Chinese At go each, and armed
with these they are invading the country
by thousands along the Canadian and
Mexican frontiers.
The secret discoveret Ma" said y
newspaper mans son,'T know shy ed
itors aiwsvs call themselves We"
"Why?"
"So's the man that doesn't like The
article will think there are too many
people for him to tackle. ."-Washineton
Star.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03
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The many cases Of rheums'ism cured
by Cham berlsin's Pain Balm during the
past few months have given the people
great confidence in is curative proper
ties, and have shown thsi there v one
preparation that can be depended upon
ior that painful and sxgrsvsting disease.
Honaker Bros, Lorsin, Ohio. ssy "Mr.
Moses Price. Of this place, was troubled
With rheumatism for long time. Cham
bsrlsin's Pain Balm has cured him.
He says that the Balm has no equal
For sale by
II. II. WArKIss. Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03
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Notice 10 hereby given that all persons
having claims against Wm. r Harris,
decsssed, v II please forward the same
to the undersigned John NJ. NJ. Harris
for settlement, ~ l wss requested by him
70 settle ell accounts against him
JOHN Nj. NJ HARRIS.
jumper, Arizona.
Ysvspai County.
MAY Goth, 1893
Mohave County miner., 1893-06-03

American missionaries in Chins will
now hasten to register and have their
pictures taken, IL they don't want to be
hustled away from the Howsry kingdom