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The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

The dissolution Of the law firm
Of Middleton 4 Light. OF which .
notice 10 given in this issue, 10
not . surprise to this commu-
nifty. the intention to dissolve having
been known to business circles Tor some
weeks. Mr.. Light. II i understood. will
20 vest early in the year to Hook up .
location and Ar. AiddDston will rsmain
here and continue business at the old
stand.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

William Murphy was arrested on Tues
day night for holding up section hand,
named Olaf S. Kar near the section
house. Mr.. Murphy had hearing be
fore Judge Glib yesterday afternoon,
and was discharged. though the circum-
stances pointed somewhat strongly to
his guilt. yet there was that quality Of
evidence lacking which would warrant
binding him over.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06
Notice.

The adjourned annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Water & Electric
Light company will be held on Satur-
DAY. December 10 1894. at . o'clock p. m.
IN the Office of the company in Miles
City Mont. for the purpose of electing
officers TO serve the ensuing year and for
the transaction of such other business
as may legally come before it,
ALEX. McAUsLAND.
Secretary,
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06
Two Guides to Happiness.

Here are couple of guides to happi.
ness which some wise person has lately
discovered; For fit of passion take a
walk in the open air. You may then
speak 10 the wind without hurting any
person or proclaiming yourself to be a
simpleton. For fit of idleness court
the fickings Of clock. Do this for one
hour. and -ou will be glad to pull of
y2ar coat and go to work like a man."
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06
seats tor the Opera.

The sale Of seats for the Calhoun
Opera company will begin at Savage's
drug store ON Saturday next. commenc-
ing at 10 o'clock a. IN. From ten o'clock
until one the sale will be to subscribers
cnly. in order to give those who have
subscribed for tickets chance to locate
good seats. After one o'clock the sale
will be open to the general public.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

! Mn rhs6aw 1AAAA6I ~ Jusssisa Clay
III. vas told b hse dsstgse tAexlhs Aai
No. ~ -. Ut w 6dg00se = u.
,Kiags NJ nlspsvo1SNsoplunply eqpd
N snd - Says = ssvba 'hsftB1 u.
Ihos. E0R; - Um11o - - U6n-
eisse. ss1sssd he4 : dEsodful cojd sp.
Drsaehing cons1nptioa, tzisd svsgythine
~ without result thea bought one
bsttls a d. Kings Nsv Disesssy end
u two vss,s wss clssd. h ienntaEal-
y thankful. Il b such results, Il which
thsss are samples that provo the vsn-
dsrful efficacy of this medicine in nooughs
and colds. Free trial bottlss ct John
wright's drug. stors. Regular siss 50c
end QM
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06
Par DoEAN,
Ashland, Mont.

A very stout complaint comes to us
fron the upper Rosebud country rela.
tivs to the msil service which our cor.
respondent svsrs il simply -sottsa."
Paper mail is said to b discarded alto
gsthsr whenever the fancy Of the mail
carrier runs that way and letters are an
snrsasonably long time in covering the
short distapcs trsvsrssd by this route.
8tsps have been taken 10 institute On
investigated and ascertain the cause q
the trouble and - Uncle Sam y very
particular about his mail ssryics, Il y
@pits prpbabls that the near futuse will
e'.'sf. s..s ~ ! par
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

As ar emergency m-dicine. Ayers
Cherry PectoraI takes the lead OF. ali
other remedies. For relief and cure OF
Group, whooping cough. sore throat and
the dangerous pulmonary troubles to
which the young are so liable, it is in.
valuable, being prompt to act, and sure
TO cure.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

We are reliably informed that II Q
county divisionists at Forsyth have
workers along the Rosebud trying to in
duce level headed citizens to sign the
division petition. Their work SO far.
however. has not proven itself to be a
glowing success
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

IL you are anxious 10 find the most re-
liable blood purifier, read In Ayers AL
manac the testimonials of those who
bave bean cured OF such terrible dis
eases as catarrh. rheumatism and scrof.
ula by the use Of Ayers Sarsaps lila
Then govern yourself accordingly.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

n bet salvs IN the world Tor euts
hguisss, sosss. ulcers. salt rhsum, fever
serss. tsttsr. chapped hands, chilblsins
oorns, and Ill skin erptions. and posi-
>tVe1y cures pilss, or no pay required. Il
= guarantesd to give perfect satisfae-
oioa q nonsy refunded. Price q csnts
fsr tox. For nlsSby.; .;JohnoWright. !:
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

On Friday evening next a pleasant (
country dance will be given at the school
house at Hathaway TO which general
invitation TO Miles City folks is ex-
tended.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

Thousands Of cases Of rheumatism
have been cured by bood's Sarsaparilla
This is abundant reason for belief tina,
it will cure you.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

0fAfn o. Ono. CtfY or TMLkDo, -
LUoAo CoUuMY.
FaAxx ]. CnHEBY makss oath that h
sGnir S1k11k ~ s6sueAfXCuA-
NEE Z Co, doiag busips0 in tie City a
Talsda. County end 9tats afosssaid. and
that said Ara yin pay ~ ssa a ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor each and
|stay sass q; Oatassh that cannot khs
'c6rsd ~ ~ - q HAl1's CAzAa.n
FRANK J. CHENEY.S
Sworn b bseoss ~ and subscsibed q
NJ tfssshcs. sAb bVof fday a Dscsnbse,
AID. 1oo6.
g.. A.sWlGLEA6ON,
' NosasysP Pubjie.
Hall Catarrh Cure b taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the Osystem. Send
Tor testimonials. free.
: Addrssa ?. J. CHENEY { co
Toledo, O.
W6eld by druggist .76c.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06
a Cleanup in Shoes.


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The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

whso Baby was SICK, We gave her CaaoriA
whsa she Vas . Child. she cried for CastoriA
whsa he became Mis-, she chung To CaaoriA.
WAa - had CAildrsa. she gave them Cassursa,
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

A. w. Kinney, manager OF the West
ern Union Office at this place took out
his first papers this morning.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

Fred Conrad. advance agent for the
Calhoun Opera company is in the city
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

WANTED 4 gentle pony trained TO
single harness. must toe cheap.
T.. III. THOMPSON.
Weather Bureau.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

We desire the public 10 know that we
have just received picture framing
machine and choice assortment OF
mouidings. and are now prepared to do
this class Of work in the most approved
style. Every house contains one or
more unframed pictures tucked away in
some hole or corner, that would beautify
the interior framed and hung. Call and
get our prices and you will sure get
your pictures framed.
DERBY 4. BoUcHER.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

Freeman Philbricks is down from
Rosebud on a business trip.
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

| have for sale and delivery next
spring. about one hundred 400 mead Of
stock cattle, including or s mich cows
all young and good cettle. which | will
sell for half cash and balance on time
with good security. For further par
ticulars address
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

=. v. Hurley. ssussssntiaG 0riess
0e 49, E.9n = z e, s,sly.
1lan lls,lis Psys96s rsss..sd i.sa
usoons this nasnlaG aftse . three
nea1Ae Wit 10 hss slsess. Mss. r. Nor
The Yellowstone journal., 1894-12-06

= 4 Place oe San Fraaciseo b Q visi.
~ IN ~ city.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-09-02

Blankets S0slea-A wool crib blankets S1.5o
 pair reduced from 8. Slightly soed a-wool crib blankets S2a pair reduced
 from .5o 25 pair o-4 white blankets, slightly soiled Sa5o;
 S4.5o.
 5 pair 1o4 white blankets, slightly soied S3 S5. few pair only of red blankets that S7 SO now S4. At I3c, full yard Peperell sheeting. At SC, full IA yards wide sheeting. At I-2c, Al Amoskeag ticking worth At 2ac soft finish dress prints. Hosierv-5o dozen fast blackose 40 guage warranted
 wear, pair; reduced from We sell the
 best ladies' black Hose infthe world for 25c.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-25
Cattle Brande.
q. W. BEECHER.

Brandon left hip.
Ear Marks-Half crop In right ear, swallow
fork In left ear.
Range--In wallapai mountains.
Postofnce-Kingmsn, Arizona
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-25

Mining matters are picki mp in and
around 81. Thomas. Tue strike recently
made about thirty-hve miles southeast OF
~. Thomas promises great things. A
contract has been let to sink one OF tue
main claims tifly feet. and ten stamp
mill Is spoken OF as being put up by Mr..
X. Lund, one Of the principal owners.
The mines are situated in what is known
as Cedar b ,sin Il IL the intention TO
put the mill on the Virgin river 40 "a to
have it run by water power. Reports
from there are to the effect that about
three miles from Cedar Basin and over
'he mountain. ore OF the same kind as
found in Cedar Basin has been struck,
the veins run the same and al few locations
have been made Record.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-25

The ruling OF Arch bishop SAtolli on the
status of liquor dealers ss members Of
Roman Catholic societies 10 causing no
little stir in New York and other large
cities. those engaged in the msnufsc.
ture and sale OF intoxicsnts feel the force
Of The ruling laid down by the Pope's
sblegate. and since it 10 too plain TO be
misunderstood and too authoritative to be
disregsr ded, there is no little concern
manifested az to what the outcome In
likely to he. The "Wine and Spirit
Gazette the principal organ Of the
liquor interest in the United States.
while admitting the unequivocal nature
Of the judgement, makes the prediction
that il eithe. cannot or will not be en-
forced .--Ex.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-25

Steve Thorne, who is in town from the
Santa Maria. says that Messrs. Fitch &
Silent, who secured working bond on
the Pocohontas claim in that district,
have sent up 10000 pound lot Of sup.
plies and several men from Phenix, and
will push work rapidly on the property.
Several other mines, also. he says are
being negotiated for, and the district
generally bids fair to be an active and
prosperous one. Journal Miner.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-25
The candidats.

A candidate and on the slate.
I'll hibernate and rns,icase,
Prognossicsse and emulate;
Al barbecue I'll IN ss,ica,e,
And rum,nAte. infari4te
AMI culmin .te, s1d vAc.lise:
IN iubrieA,e, deliberate.
ExtenuAis. investigate;
i'nexplorAie. ssscu ate.
Ny ~ 'emies IN exc, inmate;
III ~xirieaie and stimulate,
Appreciate, and devia,e,
And rsdis,e. and mitigate,
Alleviate aud speculate;
III violate, elaborate,
Adjudeate, rejuvenste,
Ejaeul .te. sxpectorAis.
And, by the gods. III suppliea,e,
For. durn me I'll evaporale
II get beat Record.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-25
EguaIising the Pressure.

The territorial board Of cqualix alton
made great inroAd yesterday into the
business which lay before IL. All varieties
OF property Ssre disposed Of except land
and the valuation oi this was determined
except ss TO the return Of Maricopa Coun.
y.
Members Of the board CON plain OF ths
inefficient system Of making assessments
and recommend changes in the method
among which is the segregation OF lands.
The valuation In Cochiss county was
increased aiiy per cent. In Coconino,
whose return included grant lands, the
value per acre was raised TO .46 7.lo.
In ell other couotis. than Marcopr no
changes we're made. An agreement as to,
tbs valuation in this county is likely to
be arrived At with difficulty.
The valuation Of cattle per head was
changed a. follows: In Coconino, in.
creased 70; In Graham, reduced 25; In
Maficopa. increased ten per cent.
The f,llowing changes we're made In
sheep valuations: Ysvapai, reduced 50; ;
Coconino. increased .05; Apache, 10
creased .o5; Pinal, reduced 81; Gila. in.
crsAcea Sc. No change vas deemed
q ,cs ssiry in the valuation Of horses, and
oil other varieties Of live stock cut such
9 small figure that they were paesed
over.
An unexpected resul Of the boards
work will be = showing OF q falling of in
vAlu atoms OF all kinds Of property OF
nesriv 5000. 900 as compared with last
Republican.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-25

The practical benefit Of women suffrage
in increasing the political power OF In.
telligence 10 illustrated by the statis' les
compiled by DR.. Joseph s Senner, and
recently published, in regard to the i'm.
migrants landed at Ellis island, New
York, during 1893 There were 1852, 1886
males, 123, 1854 females, almost three men
to one woman. This is about the usual
proportion. Woman suffrage would dou-
ble the American vote, while it would add
only one-third to the foreign vote, thus
vastly increasing the educated maj,rity,
while doing no injustice to our natural.
ized fellow citizens. At present men
OF foreign birth exert a much greater
relative power than their number en-
titles them to do, since they represent
fewer women than do the American vot-
ers Boston Woman's Journal.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-25
Whaf u REQUIRED.

=" L. takes hustler for the newspaper
Business in this locality jnsI nov" I"
brsveIy remarks = contemporary, but
We are equal to the emer- -ency We
can write poem, discuss the tariff. un.
pire ball game, report Ssi iiag. saw
wood, psAt . lawyer, ds-sribs = fire 30
that the 10 sders will shed their wraps,
make dollar l, ths Sofk ,i tsi, shine
at y soiree, address . horticultural 40
ciety, me Asure ctiicb, Ab i,e the liqir
traffic, test whisky, subscribe to ch ,rity,
20 without meals, attack free silver,
defend bimetsllism, snser At snobbery,
wear dia nonis, invent iiv.rtis ,n-nts,
overlook scandal. praise babies, delight
pumpkin rAisera, IN mister To the affl fl!c'ed,
heal the disgruntlei, fight to finish,
set type, mold opinion, sweep the office
praise the widox-, rIi for offi;e. spsak
at prAyer-mee:inx All s;,ni in with
verybody and everything II Won don't
zee what yol want Ask for il. Eye.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-25

A fes days ago the Copper Queen
C ,mpAny received At B.,ee the convert.
ers for treating suIphide o-es, and they
are now being put into p,slti,n for
operation. There are three Large. pecul
iariy shaped cylinders. each with q
capacity Of five tons. They will stand
below the furnaces, from which the
molten matter will fbw into them.
When the sulphur 10 expelled oy the
treatment, the concentrAtor will be tip
ped by y mechanical attachment and
the molten coppsr run into bir, As from
the furnace, whsn ORES wi.hon sulphur
are smsited -Pfospector.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-25

Zone Of my customers came IN to-day
and asked me for the best cough medi
cine had" says Lew Young, q promi'
nent druggis. Of Newman Grove, Neb
"Of course showed him Chamberlain n's
Cough Remedy, and he did not ask to
see any other. have never yet sold a
medicine that would loosen and relieve a
severe cold 30 quickly as that Remedy
does. have sold four dozen of It within
the last sixty days and do not know Of q
single case where it failed 10 give the
most perfect satisfaction" 30 cent
bottles for sale by
H. H. Watkins,
Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-25
TIE S'isse Dsisss NTH.

One of the Arguments that the agents
Of the gold trust used 10 employ in their
discussions with biIneisllists wAs that
the European governments wef- Ia po,.
session oi Nm immense STOCK Of silver
s'ih which they proposed to deIugs this
country whenever our PEOPLE undertook
TO open the mints to the Tree coinage OF
silver.
This argument has been wrapped up
with handful oi csmphor balls 10 keep
the moths out and tucked away in the
old-clothes chest, bot IN the early days
OF the discussion u played very con.
sp'cuous part. Alex Stephens. wn.n
member oi congress took the bull oy the
horne and declared that nothing would
oe oet,er Tor the people oi the country
than just sueh = silver dsluge 40 the
go.douss predicted.
As matter of course the argument
had NO mole basis oi fact than any oi
the arguments put forth by the gold
monoweisiiisis All iaci and the worlds
experience are directly opposesi to every
e.niention they make. But il Is worth
while To note. even Al this late day, how
the argument VI y silver de.
luxe has been destroyed by the course OF
events.
II any European nation had silver to
sell, u would make haste TO exchange
j, for gold, thinks the Atlanta Consti.
tuition. But, An a mailer VI fact, Europe
has been Uuy ing our silver. DuriDg the
fiscal year ending June 3oIh, The United
States exported silver bullion to the
value Of $50, 0,UOv. .OOJ--mors than $4,000.
OJO ounces-rnore Than 1000 tons.
Nov II Europe had or has silver to
sell, Why do the bullion dealers over
there lind IL necessary 10 purchase more
than 900 tons IN the United States
within he course OF Twelve moniha7
IL seems to Us that II the governments Of
Europe have silver bullion to sell, they |
would supply the eastern and AsiAtic
demand with their own stuff. for silver |
bullion in Europe is more valuable,
ounce ior ounce, tnAn silver bullion IN
the United States.
Why. Then, does the bulk Of the de.
msDd for silver bullion fall on the |
United States product? Simply because
Europe has no silver that 10 not legal |
tender silver, that is not used tor pur-
poses Of circulation and bank reserves,
and that 10 not ss valuable rs gold ut =
ratio Of l5h 10 one.
Away goes the European silver deluge
myth = Mining Record.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-25

One day this week Mexican. Will.
resting under pine tire just ess, OF
the brewery, saw y silver coin sticking
through the ground. In digging !, out
he unearthed another one and then
until he had in his possession 30 Mexi-
can dollars. He told OF his god luck to
other Mexicans, aud force Of them
vent TO work in search Of more Of the
coin. Al housh they dug a hole large
enough to put oox car in, not another
dollar was found. Who cAst-d the
money has not as YET been found out
buried for n numter Of years -Coconino
Sun.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-25
Indian T1ss. Of Ari.o.a.

apache means mAn-- Adam. OF ths
Apsches there are ths Tontos. fiool.,
chir'cAhna, tsnountsins,; the MIN.
nrenos tMimbrsrsivsr); the Moi.yss
'hali-hrssd.); the Coyo,eros fCoyo.ss, /.
the hescaleros tmercal ss,ers). Tn.
fimAs are ON ihe Gila river; the Mari.
eop~s are affiliated wiih the Pimas
PapAgoes are bap,issd Pima.; Yam.s
are on the Colorado river; Moi .ves are
on the upper Colorado river; Moqais In.
hae'i the Indian city, called by the
spaniards tho City Of the Buffalo, and
described hv the Poet sou,hey, ~ de.
scenden's OF ths colony Of Msdoc. Prince
OF Wales. who sailed west in the 18th
century with several ships and never
returned. These are by Tar tho most
interesting Indians in Arizona. They
have visited SAT- Lake City and convsrs
ed with Welsh Mosmons. bur, the idiom.
is much changed in oil .hese centuries
There vas = tradition that they had
Welsh bible. but II has no, been found
The Ysvspais are mountain Indians.
In the northern part oi the territory In
iavApai county; the Huslap.is are
mountain tribe ON the Santa Maria; the
Sapsis are remnant Of the elf dwell.
ers. near the canyons OF the Colorado
rver; the Cacopss water Indainsi, are
on the Colorado river in Mexican terri.
tory the Navaj,-s tKnifersl. are in the
part Of Arizona and New Mexi.
co.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-25

The Prospector says new horse dis
ease is puzzling and troubling horse
owners about Tucson. The animal be.
comes utterly weak and "wobbly" In
the legs and unable TO stand. Several
horses in town and in the valley have
died Of IT, The symptoms are wholly
unknown thereabouts.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-25

When an editor tries TO spread OFT the
word "parity" 90 az to cut pair oil
breeches to fit John Sherman's financial
views, you may be sure he has under
taken Q longtime con'rAct.-Atlanta
Constitution.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-25

Messrs Shean, Godbe and Lloyd have
all machinery in good working order At
the summit and will start tomorrow
teaching the tsilings that are there. A test
Of the ore by different process showed
that the ordinary hypo gave the best ex.
traction and that will be used in the
working OF the same. They have every
confidence OF success from oil the tests
made and will work on an average
fifteen tons day. They have gone to
considerable expense and II 10 hoped
that their greatest expectations will be
realized Record. -,
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-25

The rivers and harbors bill, that just
passed Congress, provides for the
survey OF the Colorado river from the
commencement OF the Grand Canyon
to the Gnlf of G CAlifornis S)me good
NAV come of this survey.
Mohave County miner., 1894-08-25

The treasury department has received
from the bureau o, engraving and print
ing the first instsllment OF the $1,000
silver certificates, and on Saturday be-
gan paying them our. Tue new certifi
cate 10 y very hsndso ne note. In the
right corner is the viynst,e Of Secretary
Marcy, and on the left 10 the face and
bust Of an unnamed but sttsctive female.
Treasury gossip says the artists ideal
Vas taken from = photograph Of josie
Mansfield -Vidette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-23
COMMON-SENSE TRUTHS.
An Able Physician Explains the Ancr-Ehccfs Of
Grip. tie Condition In wifi II Leaves Pe'pie, aud
the Only Thing To D..


1T IL very slow process,'
The speaker a prominent physician. Continuing no
sald
Il mean getting the aftereTec's OF the grip any
who has much ~ II as have car easily un'
dersand IT, The grip lasts for long time and seems
TO take special hold upon tho system II frequently
into pncunola sometimes leaving the hearing par
tally impaired throat with an irritating soreness
and the stomach with impaired digestion IL seems 70
take a long time the strength the energy or
the ambition after has had rim OK ire grip end We
frequently nnl neuralgia. ricunatism and even worse
things following H.
Now what should any sensble man or woman DO under
these circumstances? The answer seems hard Out u
really easy Simply help Nature get over the trouble
stimulate the body and faculties just little THIS 10
every good In the land advocates IN ooer
drive grip out system II should be remeoered
however tina, tho s,lmulant must he pure ana a' ho'h
Ing for this purpose eoral TO good whsHey IL u IN
fortunate however that there Is SO little pure encinu
vhlsley 10 be found. and in fact !. can DE truly SAD
that there is but one strictly medicinal whiskey upon mo
market AMI that il Duny's Pure Malt u u ho' "Hs
ordinary vbs,ev however much druggists ana groces
rnav say So II has fact properties possesu W No
other and IS beyond question stmaiaht ""0" eau
safely and efiecusy be taken 10 prevent 'e s'P INV
away is most DISASTROUS after-eiec's.