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The oasis., 1895-03-16
rhe plsco,er, sayed nIs LIfe.

MT C. Caillouette, Druggist, Beav- ersyille, Ills, says: "To pr. Kings New Discovery owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe and tried all the physicians for miles about, odt of no avail and was given up and told l could not live. Having Dr. Kings New Discovery in my store sent for a bottle and began it's use and from the first dose began to get better, and after using three bottles was mp and about again It is worth it's weight in gold. We won't keep store or house without it." Get free trial at Che noweth x Mix's drug store
The oasis., 1895-03-16

Private letters from mining oper- ators are being received which state that much capital will be invested in mines around Prescott this summer and an unusual disposition is shown to secure good ground.
 The impression has gone out that the Jerome camp in Yavapai county is copper camp when in reality it is q gold and silver camp, the ores carry ing sufficient copper so as to smelt all dry ores impregnated with silver and gold
 Golden Cross mill continues to drop 50 stamps steadily on ore averaging about S7.50 per ton. The amount of ore crushed per month varies from 5000 to 4,50O tons. The ore is entire ly from the Queen, on which the in- cline is now in 600 feet with no pinch ing of the ore body. Sixty men are employed in the mill and mine.
The oasis., 1895-03-16
Nothing in This World

Is so cheap ds newspaper, whether t De measured by the cost of its production or bv its UaIue to the consumer. We are talking about an American, metropolitan, daily paper of ths first cEass Hkz THE CHICAGO RECORD Rsso cheap and 80 good you can't aford in this day 0f progress to be without it. There are other papers possibly Gs good. but none better, and none just like It. t prints all the real neus of the world- the news you care .tor-euerv day, and prints it In the shortest possible space You can read THE CHICAGO RECORD and do c dov's wOrk too. \ t IS an independent paper and oivss al political news free from the taint of party bias. ln word-it'S q complete, condensed. clean. honest Jamily newspaper and 1t has the IGrgest morning circulation in Chicago or the weSt-I25. 900 to I4O, 900 q day.
 Prot. J I. HatfeId of the Northwestern University says: 1.-THE CHICAGO RECORD comes as near being inc ideal daily jour- nal aS we are for some time likely to find on these mortal shores. !"
 Sold by newsdeaIerS eUerywhere, and sud- scrptionS receiUed by aII postmGsters Address THE CHICAGO RECORD, I8I Madison-st ts
The oasis., 1895-03-16
NrrNrNcs NE wrs.

ion Copper Co., will start up the Globe shelter about June lst.
 The Gold King claims in Yuma county are being developed under bond. and are showing finely.
 The Yarnell mine in Gila county has developed new and very rich ledge, two feet wide, running about s2OO in gold.
 lt is reported that another rich strike has been made in the White Tank mountains Pinal county, in the vicinity of the mine owned by Roberts X Kihcaid
 Doctor Mueller has sold his Fl Plo- mo mine, in Altar district, Sonora, to Mir. Willis c. Jackson of Chicago, who i> planning operating the property on an extensive scale.
 A rich strike of ruby silver ore has been made in the lower level of the lnckahoe mine, at Chloride, Mohaye county, assays from the strike run l50O ounces silver per ton.
 An eastern paper says "bOth Arizo- ma and Sonora are becoming gold pro ducers. and witb the restoration of silver to it's rightful place, would rank first among the produc CTS of precious metals on the continent
 The Pride of the West mine in Washington Camp has been leased to MT. Geo. L. Fitzgerald of Fl Paso who will procede immediately to the ex- traction and shipment of copper ore. He expects to ship about twenty tons daily.
 The Gold Basin mining field in Mo- have county iS the most extensive gold producing region in Arizona. As soon as electrical appliances are put in more yellow metal will be shipped to the mint yearly than from any county in the United States.
 Col. Zabriskie of Tucson, who has
 
 about concluded with his associates in New York sale of the Mammoth gold properties, returned few days since from the east. The sale which isabout 10 take place includes the Mammoth as well as the Collins groupe. Col Ia- brlskie predicts great boom in gold mining in Arizona during the next few years.
 Report comes from White Hills Mo- have county that an immense body of silver ore has been encountered below water level in the C. A. E. mine owned by the White Hills Company. Samples from the vein run over HOO ounces in silver and four ounces gold per ton. This is the first strike that has been made below water level and proves that the mines go down.
 It is evident that Arizona will be in the mining swim this year. A number of eastern syndicates have turned their attention to securing property in the territory aud have sufficient cash to get anything they want. Sew eral experts have passed through Den yer recently to examine the properties down there and as reports indicate tley have not been idle in tying up q number of good mines. s.-l Mining Rec ord,
 Al the Clark Mining district in Gra- ham county there are twenty-five or thirty men at work The mill on the Gold Cord is fast reaching final com. pistion, under the able supervision of Wm. Cooper of Dos Cabesas. Mr. Mor- ris the owner, has full force of men at work on the Sold Cord. It is the intention to put on two shafts when the l00.fOOt level is reached. The mill
The oasis., 1895-03-16
Heart Disease Yrs!
Short Breath, PaIpitation.

Mir. c. W. McKinsey, postmaster of Kokomo, Ind, and q brave ex-soldier, says: II had been severely troubled with heart disease ever since leaving the army at the close of the late war.
 1 was troubled with palpitation and shortness of breath. l could not sleep on my left side, and had pain around my heart. 1 became so ill that 1 was much alarmed. and for tunately my attention was called to
The oasis., 1895-03-16
Dr. Miles Heart Cure

I decided to try it. The first bottle made decided improvement in my condition. and five bottles have com pletely cured me"
 c. w. McKINSEY, P. M., Kokomo, Ind
 Dr. Miles Heart Cure Is sold on a positive n druggists sell 1t atSl, 6 bottles for s. or 1t will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price by the Dr. Miles Medical Co.,, Elkhart. Ind
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-09
SHORT TELEGRl.NS, ),

Fort Worth. Jan "A resolution
which will be introduced in the next
legislature has been framed here re-
qucsting Senator Mills to resign his
seat in the senate on tl.o ground
tl!at he does not represent Iexas,
and setting forth hat he has refused
to endorse Texas men for positions,
and he declined to interest himself
in having national bankruptcy law
passed
st. John, n, f., Jan. 2.--INhc ses-
sion OF both houses OF the legislature
last night was a stormy one. In the
upper house the final vote on the bia|
quarantining Commercial bank notes
at two cents on the dollar resulted il,
a tic-filc to five, but the measure
was finally passed by the chairman
casting his vote for it. Messrs
'rhornburn and Angel, Wiitewayitcs.
boltcd their party. which is now III
power, and amid the plaulits Of the
audience. In the lower house the
government introduced 4 bill abo1~
ishing disqualification for corruption
ana bribery. which renders cN-Prc-
micr Whilcway and Ii OF his follow
ers incapable Of holding office.
Albany. \. ", Jan. Levi p
Morton was inaugralcd as governor
of New York at noon today. LII the
executive chamber the governor,
elect was met by the retiring gov
cruUr who was surrounded BY his
military staff. after which all retired
to the assembly chamber After
prayer by Bishop Doanc, Goyernel
Flower extended a formal welcome
to his successor.
Cripple Creek. Jan. l.-Fr;lnk NJ,
lsh. m;ili~er Of the CrcssOn, yestcr-
(iav found the body Of ore lost in the
Mary L. some time ago. The mine
had been Il heavy producer, when
suddenly the body OF ore dropped out
Its presence and continuation is now
proved b.; this strike.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-09
LOST IN THE NDENrAINS.
4 Place Where The Most Experienced
Engineers Go Astrat,.

4 Place Where The Most Experienced
Engineers Go AstraH.
s,The toughest piece Of mountain
country in the United States, is, ]
believe, on the Rock Creek divide be-
tween the Bitter Root valley and
Rock creek,' said engineer pcasc.
who has been at the head Of sur
vcying party for the b. A. & 7.
railroad all summer. Il have seen
mountains in almost every part @!
the Rocky Mountain range, but Go
not think that there is any place
a man can get lost easier Or quicker
than in this little range, Old sur
veyors get all mixed up and can't tell
where they're at. 1t is impossible
to be lost long, because few hours
OF steady walking brings them into
one valley or the other, but to follow
the divide is task no man can Go
successfully. There are SO many
spurs Leading. away from the divide
that cannot be told from the main
range, that the most experienced
woodsmen and mountaineers take the
wrong path and find themselves at a
jumping off place and are compelled
to retrace their steps. with ljkeli-
hood Of repeating the experience half
a dozen times day.
There is a pass through this range
Of mountains and I knew where it
was within three miles, but l spent
ten days trying to find it only a few
years ago. The forest is dense an(
the undcrbrush as thick as bristlc:
on a. hogs back. Why last summer
an engineer in that country lost hi:
barometer. Il S35 instrument, ant
knew within 100 feet OF where lie
left it. but that instrument is los
vet. lie never found it.
''Thc boys in there surveying sc
lost every few days, some OF them
and wander off down the valley t
find themselves and come sncakin:
into camp about midnight thorou- HI.
ashamed OF themselves and the sub
jects of jokes and drives until som
other man falls a victim to the lnaZ
OF the woods.
sit is Il beautiful country, how
ever, and will be a grand resort 70
tourists and camper, when the ne,
railroad makes it accessible. - Stand
; lard.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-09
GAYS FRIENDS Al..AR NED.
Afraid lie will Not Get IA Fair Trial
At White Sulphur.

Afraid lie viii not Get "A Fair Trial
At White Sulphur.
\ lengthy dispatch to the Stand
ard says William Gay, the Castle
desperate, who was recent: captured
in California and brought back to
Montana and lodged in the White
Sulphur Springs jail. to await trial
for murder before Judge Frank
Henry Of this city. whose jurisdiction
takes in Park and Neagher counties,
has evidently a number OF fricudS
in and around Needles, Cal, who are
very solicitiulls about his welfare and
fearful that he will be given Il short
lift and a sure cord by the people Of
White Sulphur Springs, or else he
will fail to be fairly tried by Il jury
composed Of MeHgiler county citizens
should he escape summary punish
mcnt at the hands Of mob. Judge
Henry received Il letter today from
Needles containing til" following the
petition signed by II residents OF
that place:
Tie undersigned most Respectfully
pray your honor to grant N!lIlan
Cav a change Of venue TO some othcl
county. Many Of your petitioners
I.Iavc known Gay personally for years
He was one Of the early pioneers anf
discoycrcrs Of l)rHdwood g1lIch in TIL,
Black Hills. He WAS always {! poo!
mans friend and gave a"ANa fortune
to help others. lie did Il great dca
to open tie Black Hills for settle
rlent and always bore good rcp'
i ta1iO,l Therefore the undersigned
pray YOUR honor that William Gay b(
given Il fair show for his life an(
| liberty.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-09

more. Trade has recently grown to
such mammoth proportions that i
Hamburg firm recently completed
tiye steamers for the exclusive pur-
pose Of shipping cattle and dressed
beef. Every week three or four boat,
each CARRYING $25. 900 worth Of beef.
crossed the Atlantic for the Antwerp
port alone.
The National Live Stock exchange
has issued letter, which will be
sent to every stock exchange in the
| west. calling attention to the i'm
porfancc Of prompt, vigorous action
| in the matter.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-09
lii i:.,5 4 GOOD JOB.
4 Young ..!,lcricn:, i'll High Favor Wit
the Chinese h:nocr0r.


Tie San I'rancisGo Examiner Of i
recent date contained Il bio1 lapllca
sketch or Nurt NrGi!iin, commander
Of the Chen Ytlrn the iHrgesl war
Ship in the Chinese EA,v, Which Las
aroused considerable interest. as it
shows him. to be Il cousin OF Nat and
Abe McGi':i!. Two WcIl known cIti-
Zcns Of Sand Col!Cc. lie is 33 years
Of age. and Il native of Washington,
Pa, famous; as The birthplace OF Jas.
G. Blaine.
The commanders father was 4
great friend Of the late secretary Of
state, and it was largely through the
latters influence that Mort MCGii1in
was enabled to take course in the
naval academy at annapolis lie
continued with the the United STATS
navy for several year, after grndtat-
ing. until the brca!<in" out OF The
I'rancO-ChincSc war, which hc re.
signed ffnm lie service and went
with letters Of inlrodurtion to Chi.
ma. He presented tic same to Cap
tain AlanniX. who had organized tho
Chinese marine corps. The captain
referred him to tic viccrOv, III illtn!
| Chang. who. in time, became 50 at
tacIcd to the voting American tlla
he placed him in command Of Il Gun
boat. In the naval battle OF IAn9iZ'
he captured the only F'rcnc! gun boa
that was lost during the war.
After the W;i he was s"iit To Fms,
land to supcriIiIcnd Che construction
Of four ironcIals, among Nhicc wa
the Chen Yuan, which lie aftc.Nyar'
commanded. In times Of peace Com
nandcr MctiiI1in lives in Il palace a
Shanghai. surrounded hH sixteen SCI
-
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-09
ELEVEN FEET OF WIRE: II HIN.
The strAngcst Thing Discovered at Belle
vuc Hospital in Years.

The stranscst Thing discovered at Belle
vuc Hospital in Years.
The StralgrSt thing that has come
to light in Bellevue hospital since
the finding few years ago Of set
OF false teeth imbeddcd in the heart
Of Il NuH,un who had died Suddanly.
was revealed in operation on John
Scan'on, Il Iluebnj,t 30 years Old. il
he cmpln; Of TIE East River Lead
company. He has had charge Of the
machine that makes the wire. The
machine is 4 steel box. frnm which
molten metal IS forced Through an
aperture. or die. on"-Sxteenti oi an
inch in diameter by l'ydranE;" press
,lrr of 600 tons. The stream o; lead.
before it reaches the air. hardens in.
to long. thin wire. which is after
wards wonnd upon Il wheel. 1t
times the aperture becomes clogged
and the stream Of lead stops. When
this happens the attendant scizca
the wire and sets it going again By
sharp pull.
Scanlun was at work Saturday
mornn" and tic machine ClHgycd.
he wheel went on turning and broke
| he wire off about 10 inches from the
die ScanlOn reached over. us usual,
caught hold Of The wire and gave it
Il smart pail. All at once there WAS
an explosion in the metal receptacle.
The whole machine was cnveGpcd
in steam. and Scan!On was Knocked
Scnsnlc,s When he re~:,incu cOnciolls-
ness lie was in III! ambulance on !}i.3
wax To Eci}"ylic. The mans arm,
which gave some pain. WAS examined
b.. he doctor who said his clb)W
was out Of Joint. There was d litte
cut about t"N inches long extending
across his arm about three inches
above he wrist. but under the cir
ctiml5tHilcp:, 40 1ttt ntiuil was paid
! to il.
Tie usual practice for putting the
elbow bone, back u place was re-
sorted to, but he pai!: i'll tile arm din
not cease. Sunday morning 4 more
Thorough examination W;i> made and
IyIHt was thought to be hil>; Of brOk-
Ell bone could (e felt above the
Joints. ii was thrn decided that
Scanlun had q compound fracture Of
the upper part Of the bones Of the
f0rcarll and u time was set for an
operation Monday morning.
s,canlon was put under the inlluence
OF ether. Dr. Hathbonc. assisted by
. the house staff, started the opera.
: tion The knife with which the
surgeon commenced to cut ava" tila
flesh that covered the bones had
hardly penetrated the skin W'.cn it
strnck against a foreign bqdv that
| the surgeons delicate touch detected
, to be metal.
: Dor. further cutting, II feet OF
5 more exactly, l3! inches Of lead wire
0 were brought out. ScanIoil's arm
was evidently bent when the ;;cci-
dent occurred. and the elbow joint
stopped the wire which had Shot out
= OF tho machine under the force Of
: the explosion and penetrated the
arm where the ll'le cut was found,
going by its own n>omeul1tm.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-09
MADELINE POLLARD PROTESTS.
Is Not Going Before The World i'll An
Capacity.

Is Not Going Before The World i'll Any
Capacity.
Statements have been made that
Miss Madeline Pollard intended to
90 upon the stage and III person. Or
by an attorney, shc.proposcd follow
ing Congressman Rrcckinrdge about
the country to levy upon the pro
coeds Of his lecture tour just begun,
Prompted by this and other state
mcnts. Miss Pollard has requested
the Associated Press to give publicity
to the following:
$40 the A.>sociatcd Press: ! havc
not wanted to make a statement Of
any kind. | could not see what |
did was Of interest to people gcncr-
alIx So | have tried to bear all
that has been said OF me as 4 part Of
the punis}lmcn tas my failure as Il
woman.
:. "Within the last few day, the
impression has gone abroad that |
am under an assumed name: that |
am fnicndless and not sufficiently
provided FOR, and that am in Wash
ingttn. If ever 4 woman }lld friends
great and truc-men and Wom2n-it It
is [. | will not believe that men re
fuse to give my brother employment
because of my broken life. Nearly
half OF America has wanted employ
nent this year.
II am not going before the WorlC
in any capacity. l have no MESA 9e
to carry. l have asked Il question
with my life: it cannot be ansWcrt
| in day. have no thcatrjca
, friends [ have never been situated
So could have. Their world is fal
| removed from mine. | live quict],
in private house with my brothcI
| and southern friends.
l do not believe that there is ;
! u man or woman on eart'l who think
there is money compensation 'lG
r SORROW. lam sorry, if for any reason
2 Whatsoever | am accused Of rcalizin!
: SO little the enormous sorrow tina
!, overshadows my life.
| II am not under Il assumed name
g | have not been in any place where
, ,uau ,rrI1 known I 3O NOT intend f.
| ! be while I live. [ have have stainct
: my dear fathers peoples name, am
c with the Christ:s power shall fiSh
t under the stain.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-09
NO AMERICAN BEEF.
belgium Joins With Other Countries in
Excluding 1t

Belgium Joins With Other Countries in
Excluding 1t
News has been received by cable
gram from Antwerp that the Belgian
government has prohibited the i'm
portation of live cattle from the
United States on the ground that
plcuro-pncumonia is prevalent in
this country. This closes all the
ports of the continent Of Europe
against American cattle and beef
products, and leaves to the exporter
only the British market, which in it's
present condition is not 4 desirable
one According to advices, Belgium
is merely following the lead Of Aus
tria, Germany. France and other
European nations in taking reta'itory
against the United States
for the abolition of the reciprocity
treaty under which the sugar indus
try prospcrcd.
The action of the Belgian authori
ties not only shuts off all access tt
that country, but to Il portion OF
Switzerland and part Of Austria. tt
which meat was sent via Antwrcp
Three cities in this country sent
millions Of dollars worth Of live ant
dressed meat to Europe every year
and the present embargo is a blow o
almost incalculablc severity to thu
cattle raising industry. The three
cites which have done the cxportin!
are Chicago, Nrw Yorl, and Balti
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-09
4 WEAK ENpL\N.lIJDN.
Senator Carey Attempts to Defend
His Vote Against Silver.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Special. a|.-Scnatur
Joseph NJ. Carey has been severely
criticised by his constituents in Nyo-
ming for his vote on the silver qu"s-
tion and his opposition to the Shcr-
man repeal bill. The senator is
spending the holiday recess at home.
In an Interview he gave his reasons
for taking the stand he had on the
silver question:.
"Rrgarding my position on the
silver question. said the senator. II
voted according to the platform of
HE republican party or Wyoming.
which was made ut Laramie in At
gust, 1892. and the nat ona| platform
framed at Minneapolis. When |
voted on the silver question there
had been no Casper convention. de
cluriny for The free coinage Of silver
| at ii ratio Of 1G to l. and it would
have taken a man Of prophetic wis
dom to have forctold. a year before
hand, whi.t tue Casper convention
was going to do.
Regarding hi, vote on til" Sherman
repeal bill, he said.
Il do not believe That there was 4
man who voted on that bill who was
entirely satisfied with his vote. but
J tile condition Of the country was
such that patriotic legislation OF
some Kind was demanded. Ever
many of tie rndicl! silver mcn--!iho
Senator I'cllcr-Werc in doubt as tl
Tho Sherman Law being or any benefit
t. silver, as / had not accomplished
ANYTHING near what they expected OF
it.
II am a biNctali;,t and believe il
the use CT both gold and silver a
money. and want to see the IRE;
coinage Of both metals. The Glcs
/. ton IS. lnw 10 do it? The tW'
metals haze parted und how 10 gc1
back he ratio &: -. or IL to i i
asked by the greatest statesmen o
! [ he ;!ur, and it i, Il most serious n'lt
for The United States. The Silvc'
question! is the burning issue Of th'
day. Books are being written ubout
it.
i ''lt is he theme or speeches bnt'
in and out OF congress. Newspaper:
all over the country are discussing ii
and it is on the tongue of ncArlN
every citizen. 1t is a question tlia
must be solved. and it will be Solyct
!: by he republican party; | believe
will! satisfaction to the people l'n
nation has @rapp]cd with question
; equally great. or greater, and sosvct
them satisfactorily to the masses
'.What Wyoming moStlN needs i
: capital to develops its rec &IrccS, 3 !
II we want to get eastern capital t
: invest we must pursue Il safe, coll
: Scrvativc course and not put oarSc|Sc
iIi line with the Hgitators Of ColOrad
| and Kansas"
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-09
NhN 30 You Cough?

DO YOU not know that Parks Cough
syrup will cure it? We guarantee
every bottle. There are many cnu4h II
syrl,pS. f't we believe Parks is the
best and 'mOst reliable. Sold by D..
ID. Miscr, >StcrcnsEiife.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1895-01-09
Magnificent Nerve.

Leading New York bankers have
made Il formal demand on the prc>i-
dent for the removal Of Secretary
Carlisle. The request vas made by
j, pjcrrcpoint Morgan, who was 4
chief factor in the late syndicate
which tool: up the last issue OF bonds.
Tilc linlnricrs claim that the secrC-
tarv has broken faith with them in
tic recent bond issue by springing
his currency plan just after he had
disposed Of tic bonds and depressing
tlc price on the market, resulting in
u dissolution Of the syndicate. The
president has Informed Secretary
Carlisle OF MDrgan's modest request
and indicated that he had no intcn-
tion OF asking Secretary Carlisle to
omit