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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
Gutta Percha Co9s.

Vulcanized fiber for mechanical purposes has for some time attracted attention, and as a material for cOgs, where the moisture from ordinary gearing is inconvenient, it has ac. cording to all accounts given very satisfactory results. In one instance gutta percha cogs have been known to be serviceable for 20 years, and when the wheels become worn the material is utilized for casting fresh ones. The fact also that cogs made of this material are almost noiseless is quite point in their favor. New Voylr Gtfv1
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
TIRED.

turn me from taS tail to note Tho aeecy cl5sri sos soft they soat
 All silently above. Suspended in the typ,rlr air. .s --. No passions blast Issr wave of care
 Can harm tAcin as they rove. Like ships upon an azure sea or limitlcss iulmCEsity. ..
 Throughout the liveiong day, With glcamiug s.:il and feathery oar, They foot. bat never reach the shore
 And never anchor weigh. Here frcEa ny prison house below l Cszo and vaiEly wish that 90
 l. too, u.' ght float away, And, sinking of the cares or life. The myrisd us with which 'tis rife.
 Night rcst one little day. Mayhap upon that airy deep An angel lies in peace aSleep,
 With snowy, folded wing. On. wake. sweet one of heavenly birth. And Co the weary ones of earth
 A word ut comfort bringi .-viola Anderson in Minneapolis Housekeepe
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
E.n..uerhwu.,s

We can furnish about two dozen stylish young men with hobby derby hats. They are all of the very latest styles and best quality, just re- ceived during the holidays. Note the prices. $4.00 hats reduced to $250; $500 hats reduced to S200; S2.50 hats reduced to $l.50. Sizes Ss to 7k. D. ;. SULLIVAN & Co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
A Nnu Fnn-

Have your likeness photographed bn your watch cap or dial. This is the latest and most beautiful fad. Photos also taken on aluminium Blaques. Call at Ed. Pentland's, 3ext door to the Bank of Arizona, And see samples. and leave vour brder. lf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
Iuat Ont

Two sparkling and popular com positions for piano by Prof. A. La Guardia. March two step) "Adju- tant Collins" lntermezzo, EThe Sleeping Beauty" For sale at W. W. Ross Corner Drug Store, Pres colt, Arizona. m7tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
Inn,n.. s,...1ina

~ Anyone having packages to send to Juniper or way stations will leave the same at Dougherty's in West Prescott. Stages leave AJon- day, Wednesday and Friday at S:l5 a. m. s. C. MILLER. Contractor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03

mAnantly cured. The sick and afflicted should not fail to call upon him. The Doctor has tray elcd extensively ia Europe and inspected thor ouahly the various hospitAls theTe, ohtAinin., a gruai deal of valuable Information. which 10 is competent to impArt to thoss in need of his services. The Doctor cur ea when others fnit
 rry him. DR. GIBBON wili make DO charge un- lcss he effects a cure. Rersans Et distAnCe cured At home. All communications lgFictly culG- deBtiHl All letters answrrrd in plain snvelopes Call or write. Address DR. J. ', 6lBBON, Box ii6i. San Francisco. Cal mi2-tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
Gold Mines Wanted.

Send full details as to width of vein, development and water fscili- ties to 4. R.. Room 3, Safe Deposit, BPS Montgomery Street, San Fran cisco. ml4tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
WAshinx Wanted,

Mrs. Ginridge, back of the Will Hams House, will wash fannels at reasonable prices. Give her your patronage and aid a deserving but poor woman who needs work. 76- If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
c. K. MARrINnELL.

The Pioneer Insurance Agent, rep resents the strongest and most re- fable Fire Insurance Companies m the United States. The aggregate assets over $40.OO0.000
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
APIoneer In the Service.

The whale was the first ocean male carrier, and in three days thereafter he adopted the free delivery system Richmond Dispatch.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
Notice.

To WHOM May CONcKRN:
 Notice is hereby Giyen that the "Pianet" and Cisrks said minss wili moi bs responsibls for any indebtedness cOntr4cted by said lesaee.
 hKNBY l.. SooTT. CONGRESS, Yayapai CsuRtY. Arizona Territory. Nov lat 1894 t0tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
Dissolution Notice.

The copartnership heretofore existing between ChRrl R. Wallace and W. J Henderson in the Royal Saloon, has been dissolved by mutual con- sent. All bille due said firm will be collected by the undersigned and all legal claims against the firm will be paid by him.
 CHARLES R. WALLACE. Prescott, Ariz-. April 1, 1898. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
For Sale or Rent.

The Bowers Ranch in Agua Fria valley. For particulars inquire of Ed NJ. Blake, Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
DIR. GIBBONS
 Dispensary,

62s kEARNEY STREET,
 corner og gomfnnFc | . San frAncisco, Cal. ka. tAhiisheSi in iSss. for ths
 tresfnsant af sexual kna Seminal nissaAes, 6nch
 a Gon0rfhea, Gleet.
 Stricgune, Syphilis. la |All its forms, Seminal ; 'WeAkness In potsnel
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
Notice to the Public.

Notice is hereby given that my wife, has left my bed and board without just cause or provocatiOn. l hereby give notice that any debts she may contract in my
 Lated Jerome. Aria. Feb. 24. 1895.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
Mall Route Changes.

Bids were received and opened in Washington March I9 for carrying mail twice a week between Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon, but the award has not yet been made public.
 On March p bids were opened for a tri-weekly mail service between Congress and Harqua Hala, and for six times 8 week between Congress and Congress Station, on the s. F., P. X F. Railroad, a distance of three miles.
 On March 26 bids were also opened for carrying mail three times a week between Aztec Station, on the $. r. Railroad, and Palomas, a distance of six miles.
 The following routes have been ordered discontinued:
 Between Buckeye and Haruua Hala and between Harqua Hala and Aztec.
 The editor of this paper returned from his legislative duties to find a somewhat depleted treasury and over drawn bank account. In order to reeoup the financial excheouer. parties indebted to the office are requested to liquidate the same as early as possible. Important changes and improvements are contemplated among them being the enlarging of the daily and an increase in the telegraph report. But they can only be made by an additional expense, hence the importance of prompt payment of all accounts due this office. It is hoped that the friends and patrons of the paper may co. operate with us in building up one of the best newspaper enterprises in the territory.
 F. M. Murphy has commenced building a house on the lot adjoin- ing his present residence site,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
Warning Notice.

Notice is hereby styen that the Amulet mine will not be responsible for any debts oontraets1h or material furnished while ping V rked und ohEnaao aAR.t dee IMW MOORE
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03

Give a thought to your drug bills Tue total is quite a considerable sum every year. Not alone for mere necessities, to be sure, but for the hundred and one needful things a modern drug store always keeps
 can save you part of the eI- Penditure perhaps not more than 10 or 15 per cent of it, but that is worth serious consideration to most people.
 By the way, I can give you the best smoke in this part of the country. I mean what I say, for have the only refrigerator cigar case here. The leading brands in it. By continuous air ventillators, and moisture pans, moulding or drying out is proven ted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03
Notice.

To whom it may concern. Notice is hereby given thst my undivided ons halt interest in tho 'COlumbia" mine. will not be responsible for any debts contracted for material or labor furnished while being worked under bond or lease.
 mto F. l.. WRIGHT.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-04-03

Ask for Prices. We're selling Them Cheaply and all are likely to go tbis week. Call and get one before its too late.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-01
Highly Successful Shipment.

State Senator O. G. Cooper was a
passenger on Thursdays up train
bound for the upper valley. Mr..
Cooper had just returned from Chi
cago, where he took a large shipment
of cattle and sheep for Con Kohrs.
The trip Wds Il success in every way.
The run from Hamilton to Chicago
was record breaker in stock trans
portation, the train starting We'd
ncsday and arriving in Chicago Mon
day morning at 10 O'clock. Two
stops were made for unloading and
feeding, one at GIcndive and the
other at st. Paul With the cXcep-
tion Of one division the run was
made on passenger time. On that
division poor engine was put on the
train and nearly whole day was
spent in going no miles. After that
however, there was no difficulty. The
best run was from Hamilton to Ellis
ton. The time from Hamilton to
Missoula was an hour and 4 half and
Bill Houston took them from there to
EllStOn in three hours.
The shipment reached Chicago
just before the cattle market broke,
and the entire lot OF cattle and sheep
were disposed Of at the top price Of
the recent rise in the market. Had
the arrival been been 4 day later the
cattle would have been caught in the
slump which followed. and there
would have been comparatively little
profit in the shipment. AS it was
however; the sale WAS an excellent
one and thoroughly satisfactory
Mr. Cooper said to q Standard re-
porter today ",Hhe cattle were sai(
by buyers to said to be the finest lot
OF western cattle that had reached
the market this spring. They went
through in remarkably good cond
tion. We had several carloads of dc
horned cattle and they are the fines
animals to handle / ever saw. Wher
we stopped they were quiet and rest
ed while the horned cattle were
fighting and believing. They shrunl
much less than the horned cattle be
sides being much easier to handle
In the entire trip we did not have
single animal get down.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-01

lieve, others here who stand irresO-
lutte on the brink. The recital Of
my experience may encourage them
to take the plunge. You will not,
I hope, think the time wholly wasted.
We could wish that the press as a
whole took a sancr view Of the sub
ject. 1t is significant to see our op-
ponent's arguments grow looscr and
their language stronger as they feel
the ground slipping from under their
feet. The appeal, however is now
to be taken to a greater court, and
a fund is now being raised for the pur-
pose Of a propaganda that will enable
the bimetallist cause to be laid fairly
before the the people Of England.
Once that is done I have no fear for
the issue. Great is truth and she
will prevail, 1t is with the firm
conviction that the principles Of bi-
metallism are principles which make
not only the prosperity Of this king.
dom and empire, but the welfare o
the whole civilized world, that l sec
ond the resolution.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-01
POPULAR IN KENTUCKY.
Coins Financial School Cutting q Wide
Swath In the South.

In an interview with a Missoulian
reporter, G. II, Hall, recently re-
turncd from Kentucky, says that w.
Ii. IIarycv's Coins Financial School
is now sold and read more than any
other publication in print. He
found men in the bottom lands Of
Illinois and kentucky who had to
spell it out work by word Every
where they were reading the book.
Farmers, workingmcn, as we'll as bus
mess men were carrying it in their
pockets. In fact no political publ
cation has ever attracted SO much at
tentiOn or caused so much discussion
as Coins Financial School. The
masses Of the people in the sections
which he visited were simply wild
over it.
Mr.. Hall states that notwith-
standing the people Of this state
have felt the pressure Of the hard
times, they cannot realize how it af-
| fected the portion Of the cast he was
in. 1t is this condition OF affairs
that is bringing the masses into an
earnest desire to understand tho
financial question. They are dis,
gustcd with the false prophcsies that
have dcludcd them. If they arc
not bankers or tinancers they at
least can sec tilat the promised gooC
times which were to appear after
the repeal Of the Sherman act have
not materialized. They are nov
looking more closely into the matter
for themselves. The result is that ;
majority Of the people in the sections
visited by Mr.. Hall arc, in his opin
ion, unqucstionably in favor Of fire..
| r0in1rc
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-01
NEWS OF THE WORLD,

4 resolution favorin5 the annex
alton Of Canada has been adopted by
the New York legislature
James }I. Echcls. comptroller Of
the currency, has declined an offer to
become financial editor Of the Chicago
Times Herald at Il large salary.
Ex-Rcprcscntative Pear, Of
Ohio, has declined the position Of
mineral land commissioner for the
Cnur d'Alcnc district Of Idaho, to
which he was recently appointed
The Spanish government has rec
ciycd an official dispatch from Hay
ana confirming the announcement
that General Bosch defeated the in
surgcnts near Guayablt, killing ten,
wounding many and capturing a
quantity Of arms and ammunition.
1t is reported that Henry Willard
has again secured control Of the
Northern Pacific for the purpose OF
winding up the receivership, anG
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-01
CastrOyillc were devastated F.,

Castroyillc were devastated, the
houses hcing riddled like Stoves.
The damage to residences and bust
ness houses in Lyte alone amounts
to $50, 900. One hundred head Of
live stock were killed. The track
Of the International & Great North
ern railroad were blockaded with
haiIstoues, which had to be removed
before the train could proceed. Cot
ton and corn crops in the path Of the
storm were completely destroyed. a
subscription was started here yester-
dav for the relief Of the sufferers.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-01
The Ste University

While S superintendent
Steerc was in tIIssoull last week he
examined the south side school bnild-
ing and pronounced il ample for un-
iyersity purposes. He talked on all
the prospects Of the new institution
with the local executive board and
other leading citizens Of Missoula.
The university has no ADLER and
frmer friend in the state board OF
education than Superintendent
Steere.
While in Missoula Mr.. Stcere held
a conference with County Superin-
tendcnt Maclay on the subject OF
text books for the schools. 1t is the
intention Of the state perintendent
to get the opinion Of all county sup
erintendents as to the best books tC
use and from IN these opinions to re-
commend list Of books to those
wanting to make changes, 50 that
the changes will be uniform through.
out the state.
Mr.. Steere states that the change
in the school laws has raised the stan.
dard Of quail iticatiOn for teachers Ger.
tilicates very materially. After July
| all certificates now outstanding
will be considered third grade an(
that it will require examination il
algebra, physical geography and
civil government in addition to tho
common branches in order to get {
second grade certificate, and it vii
require examination in geometry
physics and American literature il
addition to the branches required fO]
a second certificate. County super
intendents have been instructed moi
to renew certificates SO as to run be
yond July |.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-01

Withdrawn From the Eastern Circuit.
Marcus DAILY has Withdrawn his
string of horses from all OF the east
ern tracks and announces that he
will not enter any of his horses in
the future in the east. Mir DAILY
arrived at this conclusion last Thurs
day when he learned that Batslnan
had been forever barred from racing
on jocky club tracks. Mr.. DAILY left
New York last Thursday and before
he started he said;
II don't intend to race or enter
any of my horses in the east in the
future. All my horses will be shipped
to the west and will race there.
| pay the freight and intend to race
where it plcases me and best suits
my horses"
In regard to the horse Batsman,
or rather Bathampton, mistake
was made which I desired to have
corrected. The horse is By Hampton
out of The Bat, and was trained in
England. lie won some purses in
Montana which | gave myself, from
the fields Of s; owned by me, as
[ desired to promote the sport ant
furnish amusement for persons who
attend the races in Montana. | re
ceiycd notice from the English JOCkA
club that the colts name was Bat
hampton and not Batsman. | en-
deayored to right the matter, expect
ing to be fined for carclcssncss
When the decision Swas announced
that my colt was forever debarrct
from racing on jocky club tracks
| concluded that the west was til
best place to race my horses, and
have declared them out Of all thci
engagements in the cast. - Nissou|
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-01
Tn DiSc,iSS the Income Ia,

When the supreme court on May 8
again takes up the income tax qucs-
tion it will 60 into the merits Of all
points involved and will not, confinc
the arguments to the question Of
whether the rehcaring Of the cases
shall be granted. This unexpected
explanation Of the courts order
shows that it intended to state that
it had granted the petition for Il re-
hearing, and il the bench were full
on the date named would reopen the
case. Acknowledgement Olney and
others directly Interested in the
trial Of the suit. understood the
courts order in the same manner as
| did the public,
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-01
Pneumatic Horse Collar.

Horses with sore shoulders will be
a rarity, it is said, when the Dncu-
matte collar comes into use. 1t has
been invented BY a Londonor, and is
being introduced in the leading
cities Of Europe. The patent con-
sists Of the usual leather casing, but
instead Of being packed with the
usual hard, non yielding substance
the pneumatic principal is applied. q
rubber air chamber being substituted
for the packing, this in turn being
covered with leather. and when the
collar proper is inflated flexible and
yielding surface is presented to the
horses shoulders. 1t must be appar-
rent to the most casual observer
that the collar in present use must
cause and give mans noblcst com
panion an immense amount Of pain
Owing to the harsh padding it is al
most impossible for the for the collar
to adapt itself to the animal:
shoulders, and therefore, chatting j:
impossible, as, instead Of the horse
having to adapt itself to the horse
the moment it is put on.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-01
Nothing Like Them.

The Missoula correspondent Of the
Anaconda Standard has this to say
in a recent issue:
Trainer McGowail, who arrived
Saturday from Nebraska with a
String Of race horses, is still resting
his animals after their long trip and
none Of them have yet been given
any hard work Mr.. McGowun is
having the same experience that all
stockmcn 60 through when they first
visit this section and sec the quality
Of the hay and grain that grow here.
When he reached here Mr. NcGOWan
had two or three bales Of hay That
he had taken from Nebraska for his
flyers. This hay was regarded with
no little curiosity by the local horsc-
men, it was SO short and brown and
dry. But their curiosity was nothing
compared with the amazcmcnt Of
the Ncbraskans when they saw a
a load Of Montana timothy hay
come to the stables. 1t looked
like green grass to them and when
they saw Montana oats they had
nothing to say. They had never
seen anything like them. As for
that, nobody outside Of western
Montana ever saw such hay aud oats
They are the best in the world.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-01
PrcSiG ent Cleveland scored.

Topeka, April 25.-.At the open
ing meeting Of the republican state
league today, Judge Horton, aSso-
ciate justice OF the supreme court,
m ,Cc his first political convention
few days he would become private
citizen. He severely scored presi-
dent Cleveland. Judge Horton de-
clared for the Importance of a recog-
milton Of silver Senator Baker, in
Il lem thy speech opposed Cleveland's
foreign and domestic policies and
said: We must not place either
metal, silver or gold. above the
other.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-01
Destructive Hail Storm

San Francisco. April pa ter
rifle hail storm swept through VIII
son, BcaN and Medina counties last
night and Gid 100000 damage.
Hail stones as large as goose eggs
covered the ground to the depth of
two feet. Lytlc, Benton City end
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-01


Columbus, Ohio, April 25.-lIN-
Congressman Geo. W. Cooper, who
at one time favored the free coina4 G
OF silver, was asked for a statement
on the financial situation as he view
cd it, and gave the fol!oWing: "TEc
activity Of the free coinage advocates
and particularly the calling Of the
Illinois convention, has prccipitatcd
the lurgest political discussion in
this part of the country since tic
war, when no election WAS pending
Newspapers, great and small, are
tecming with editorials and commuE
ications on the silver questions, anc
it is the general theme for converse
tiOn and controversy.
~ know Of no person or paper
having changed to free coinage, bu
but daily learn Of some who have
abandoned it. \ strong free coinaG
sentiment prevails in Indiana rcpul
lican as we'll as democratic ranks
and friends Of sound moncv arr
fighting up hill. Nevertheless the,
welcome the discussion and feel tha
ultimately the state will stand f.
honest money and national honor.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-01

The bcat raspberry plants that one
can get are those that grew Wild in
or mountains. The writer has a
nice patch Of this variety. They arc
hardy plant und do not have TO be
laid down and covered in winter.
Tie fruit they bear is Of 4 most del
icuu3 flavor. and cultivation mater
tally improves the size Of the same.
There is no need Of buying plants
from nttrsoiyMcu when yoy can get
better OUc> in the mountains Illus
Dnudln;,n.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-05-01
sound Money" Men Win.

Dcs Noincs, April 25.-The demo-
cratic state committee has decided
on August fer the state convention
at NarSlalltJwn. \ conference of
prominent mca in the party was
held afterwards and silver WAS dis
cussed resulting in the endorsement
of the money plank in the Chicago
platform of 1892, being Victory for
the so called "sound money" faction
Of the party.
Come and pay s. and YOU will have
the REPUBLICAN, for the next YEAR