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Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1896-02-29

To J. w. Yes~hsss, h's heirs, exc
~~utovs. nd Mtntstraser-. ~.
signs and legal Representatives
You are hereby notified that the under.
signed. WIN are oo-owners with you in the
Golden Rnls mining claim. have expended
one hundred dollars in l,bpr and improve
ments upon sad claim each year for the
vers 1886 1859 lSJ1.i-2-3-i and IN COM
plianoe with thu Unit I'd States mining
laws requiring annual expenditures to he
made IN mining ciaims. Tue said Golden
Rule minina claim insists Of 1!s,0 feet in
length by six hundred feet in width and ia
.itua ted In Gold Basin mining district,
Mahave County, A-iz N, Territory. AMI is
recorded IN b nk K, page 66, mining rec.
ords of NJ have unity. And YOU are fur.
Their Motif d that IL, at the expiration Of
ninety d.vs Or ,n the last pnblio stion Of this
rotice, Won fail or refnss TO p,y to "a ypur
proper, ion OF the .aid expenditures, toe-th-
or with the cot of publication of this
notice, your interest ~ thu said G .ldsn Rule
mining claim will be forfeited and become
the property Of the undersigned.
ROBERT J. PATTERSON.
GEORGE W. EATON,
A. N. EiTON.
Kingman. January ~, 1895.
First insertion January IL. '9j.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1896-02-29
NOTICE OF FORFEITUsE.
To j. Lewsti~a n ed G. u. Fry,
tt,riv hrirs ar ssSsi sus.

To j. Lewsii~R y ed G.. u. Fry,
thrir hrirs ar assi -us:
You are hereby notified bv the under.
signed. your CO owners ia the Green NJ m.
Aer mine, tie in the Mime 'ota min.
ing district In tbs ,n,ty OF Mohave, Ter
ritory of Arizoa,. tn It they have expended
the sum If one hundred dollars In tn. per.
Torrance OF the annual work for the year
S95, required by the laws of congress to
be annually expended upon said claim to
hold the same.
You, your heirs or as Cns have failed to
contribute your portion OF said expendI.
lures eq1irsi by s,ctisn 2}Il Of the he
vised Statues 1T tn. Ua,tel states, TO be
made upon said claim for I year 1895.
The sum due f:om you to the undersigned,
your oo--wners in sid mining claim. as
your proportion of the mooeys expended
by them npon said cl lin - All I'VE ct forth
IL sixty-sx aud iG.i,n f66.6,;i dollars and
the cost Of this adverti .am snt, for which
You are delinquent at The date Of this
no ice.
Ydn, your heirs ard assigns, are hereby
notified IL you fail or refuse to contribute
your proportion OF tia ab,vs exps1ditu re.
to-wit: $s6.ss and cost OF this advertise.
msnt within ninety dsv. after the publi.
cation of this notice at least onoe week
for ninety days in thi, new,pspsr, your
interest in the Green Monster mine will
bec,m the property OF yoir co-owners
the undersigned. VIII, reside in the county
Of M,have, Arizona Territory.
J. w. GREEN.
8. ID FORMAN,
A. A. FUCKER.
Dated January IL. 1915
First insertion January is.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1896-02-29

CENTRAL
BANK
Established 1897
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA.

established 1897
TRANSACTS a General Banking Business
Foreign Exchange issued
Throughout the World
RECEIVES
SAVINGS
DEPOSITS
from Miners, kailroedmen
and others, at interest.
Al.o issues Certificates nay.
able at fixed dates drawing
interest ...,..........,.,.,,.,
s-svvssssssssssssssssssssssssss.
REMITTANCE5 may be made by KiDgman, or
other checks, EXPRESS. or pOstofice
money order. or cnrreDcv by express
ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
Commercial Loans Negotiated
Upon Fair and Conservative Terms
.--.sssssssssssssssssssssssssss
Invites Your Business.
3. N. FREEMAN, Pays
w. Q. RosiNsoN. cAs.,ea
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1896-02-29

REMITTANCEJ may be made by Kingmsn, or
money ors es q, cnrrepcy nv eI gos.omce
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1896-02-29
NOTICE of foRFEiTURE

Dated FEB. 8. 1866.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1896-02-29
Invites Your Business.

b. n. FREEMAN. PRes
w. o. RoeINsoN. cAs.,rs
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35c For Corn.

The above price can be obtained
by calling on N. o.. Minear, five
miles south of Kirk, sville, and buy
ing some of his FULL FLOODED Poland
ChInas, and raisir ,g some good
hogs to feed your corn to. He
says he has the fine st lot he ever
raised and is offerin: g them at but
tritle more than Po TX prices. 1t
would do you good see his male
pigs especially, and his full blood
ed Poultry of which he has Z diff
erent varieties, includ ling mammoth
bronze turkeys. Ca II on him or
write him at Kirksvil lie, Mo.
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Order of Publication iu Tern
Time,

Time.
January term. 1906
The state of Missouri, at the relation and to the
use of William Meeks collector Of the revenue fol
the county OF Adair, state Of Missouri. plaintiff
against John Morrow defendants.
Petition for Taxes
Now on this 10th day Of Januaryf 1906. comes III.
above named plaintiff. by his attorney, and il an
pearing to the court that said defendant has not beer
served with process in this cause and that he is
non resident of the state of Missouri SO that tht
ordinary process OF law cannot be served upon him
Wherefore is ordered by the court that publication
be made. notifying said defendant that an action ha.
been ommenced against him by petition in the cir.
cult court of Adar county. Missouri the object and
general nature of which is to obtain judgment
against said defendant for the sum of three ant
ss 100 dollars aggregate amount of taxes for the
years 1885, 1890, 1891. 1892. and levied upon and
scrited owned by the defendant. Said taxes due
and delinquent on said land. with interest thereon as
as provided by law together with commission at
torney fees and cost of said proceedings Also tc
have judgment declared lien in favor Of the state o.
Missouri upon the following described lands, living
and being Situate in the county of Adar and state Of
Missouri towit:
Is Ia being the west half Of the east ~ acres
OF the south west quarter of section 3s township g.,
range "a.
And also to enforce said lien and TO obtain deere,
for the sale of said real estate or so much thereof
may be necessary to satisfy said Judgment interest
commission, fees and costs. and unless you said
John Morrow the said defendant be and appear al
the nexreguar term Of the circuit court Adar cour,
H Missouri. to be begun and held atthe cour, house
in Rrksvie. on the third Monday in Nay, 1906, and
answer to or plead to said pc tton on or before The
sixth day Of said term (should the term so Ionp
nue. and not then before the end of the .erm the
same will be taken as confessed and judgment rend-
cred as asked for in plaintiff petition II is further
ordered that copy of this order be published in the
Weekly Graphic weekly newspaper published in
said Adair county. for four weeks successfully, the
last insertion TO be at least g days before the
mencement of the next term of this court.
true copy. Attest GRANT CORBIN
lSeai) Clerk
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-Tolstoi claims he frequently
rec' aves letters from men asking
his advice as to their entering the
arm " to which he always replies,
- aHer any punishment rather
tina 4 violate Gods supreme law,
III oa shalt not kill.~ If the
hu sssan apostle of peace can
pr assfyte the Turk and the
sp snirard, he will not have lived
in vain.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS

Letters remaining in the Post
Office, Feb. 10 1895, will be sent to
the dead letter Office at the expira-
tion of 80 days.
Rev. A. K. Davis, Jno. A. Gar
rett, Myrtle Horson (2), A. F.
Noske, Alfred Pearson, Hender-
son Terrell, Ernest Wri, hit.
When calling for the Sc letters
please say advertised.
D. G. PIERCE !, P. M.
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For SALE OR RENT-Cottage OF
4 rooms for sale cheap or will
rent for 81 per month Two nice
lots. Inquire at Graphic office.
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WANCED-I have half Car of
household goods to ship to South
ern California, and want some one
to use the other half of the car.
Shipper can use my stock pass.
For particulars call on or write
G. H. Boutelle, corner Davis &
Scott streets, Kirksville, Mo.
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Testimony of Il Graduate of the
hirksville Branch Thomp-
son Liquor Cure.

RI 10 any one who may chance t
read these lines about the Thomp
g son Cure would say it will cur
q any man who is slave to the de
, mon drink no matter how old h,
may be nor how young he may be
nor now long he may have dranl
liquor. 1t will make a man O
you. twill make you rejoice tt
know that you are lifted out of the
slough of despond' into which
strong drink has thrown you. II
makes happy wives and children.
A man will gain friends. Hi.
neighbors will think more of h I'm
and will grasp him by the land
and say, "We are glad you. have
had the manhood to come oat and
take the Thompson cure.n Strong
rink mas sent many bright and
'roSper"ns man down. to destruc-
'pn and death
ny let this monster bold You
town, take your time, your money
and everything you should hold
'ear "heh You can so easily get
rid OF its This you can do an1
40 effectually by taking t. /,
thompson Cure. 1t is truly ;.
my mind, one of the most wo,
ial discoveries of the age. Thsa
cannot be too mach said in 49,.
'r. 1t builds a man up - -
way, takes away his AZ
strong drink and fill = ep ,;s ~
with purer Thought. and h;nha
aspirations. a M, n is not asked
20 pay a cent ur.1 he is fully sat
ue IS cur I'd, and then tn,
is but one third the cos
y. ~ J Kelley Cure, being but fifty
lars.
To any and all men who drink
would say, and l speak from ex.
perience, your promises to family
and friends to stop this accursed
habit of strong drink, do not
amount to anything. How many
times you have made such pro mis-
es and just as many times you
have broken them. The habit has
become disease and you cannot
resist it any more than you could
throw of any other malignant dis
ease without help. You, young
man or old man, to you l would
say you can get that help by tax
ing the Thompson Cure. You can
be a happy man; you can be a
monied man; you can be respect
ed man.
The following poem is so appro-
pirate that / cannot resist the
temptation to quote it by way of
conclusion:
met him just the close of day. at the grog shop
door.
His eyes were sunk. his lips were parched, viewed
him Ger and oer,
His infant boy stood by his side. and lispng to him
said.
"Oh father dear mother is sick at home and sister
cries for bread
He trembling and staggering in, oft times
had before.
And faltering to the landlord said. pray give me
one glass more!'
The glass given. to his parched lips is pressed
the poisonous bowl
He drinks. while wife and children starve and
brings ruin to his soul.
One year elapsed passed that way. crowd was at
asked the cause. when one replied. the drunkard
is no more" |
saw the hearse go slowly by, no wife, no child was
there,
They too. had joined their mother earth. and left |
this world of care.
Come, all We men. both young and old. a warning
take by me,
And never trfe with glass or a drunkard von will /
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If you have a hard beard or
tender face, remember that the
o. K. shop is the place to get your
work done.
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MISSOURI,

There are still some signs q
agriculture in Cuba. They ar
planting Spaniards extersirel
down there this season.
There is something in
sweetheart that surpassess art
design, and the honest sigt.s yo
send her beats the gayest waller
tine.
-Don't quarrel with the a
manac, but whistle. work an
sing; the daisies and tue whi1
poor wills will teH Won when IL
spring.
-Ome thlng foi Cleveland v
may claim in spite of caustic blal
blng, his friends have stabbed hin
not for he had none to do tn
stabbing.
-Unless Mr.. Cleveland's duel
blind inf i'mity can be remedied
nc will probably never be able +,
recognize the proprieties in ma
fional affairs.
The Alaskan gold fields un
doubtedly cover a smaller. area
than many suppose. England de-
mands only 5000, 900 acres on the
borders now in dispute.
The German emperor is a
great composer. yet he has been
doing nothing lately to comprom-
lse his royal gr ndmother. vii.
liam evidently cares little for the
applause of relatives.
THE sweet girl graduate who
proposes to send this paper an
original poem on her fathers corn
crib is requested to wait a few
weeks. The roads are not in con.
dltlon for moving corn cribs now.
"A keen sighted paragraph.
er has defined classical music as
1.-THE kind you have to like whether
you like 1t or not" That fellow
could probab Y give good defini-
ton of loyalty to the Democratic
party.
The rest of Europe
Jailed to manage the S. having
seems Laureate Az Titan, ltnoS
given chance astln mlghs De
his odes car at him. If one o
we shall be called into us 9
on at see the effect of barhari G,
.rocity.
Republicans do NOT cri tio;s
1illman's speech so much b ao.,s
OF what was said as beeaus Of tb,
way he said il. Stlyehni, 10 itS.l
Is good medicine sosneti mos hn
1t should always be g ivan nv
capable physician.
1t is pleasant to noto q rron,
ing candOr among th o Democrat;,
journals, one of ,b;ob rooo,.,,
eAp"'neu i'S oheor lpromising an
tipathy 10 the r annh,;con nov,
by denouncing it as utbe GOOD old
party of God am morality -
1t really seems evervtb;no ~
Is agafhsa Inc Democrats at pres
eh'' Even I'M 1t ROentgen process,
oy "hieh In invisible can be pho
togFaphed and all things can be
looked Id to-" will make former
State Ire isurers of that political
falth exc eedingly nervous and un-
easy.
-isn't it about time for the
newspapers to give Rockefeller
and his gifts to the Chicago Uni
Verslty a resti Every time he
gives that institution few million
dollars the people find it out with
out resorting to print-their gro
GERS announce the fact in uuotino
the rise in coal oil.
-Embassador Bayard has
made another address. Surely he
is not taking time to eat. Britt; h
appreciation of his eloquence is
wronging his diet. He should be
recalled at once. This count "
could never live down the disgra e
caused by the death by starvati, N
OF so prominent a servant.
Cuba has only about half
the population this country had
at the time of that little fall of "a
in Boston harbor, yet those few II
people have had far greater wron IS
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Return my Bool (

l have some books lo aned out
which l need, will you ( 'lease re-
turn them. THEo. BR IGHAM.
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Notice of Election.

By order of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Brashear creamery and
canning company, an election will
be held in the Justices Office, Ac-
ademy building, March 2, at 9
o'clock, a. m. for the purpose of
electing nine directors for the term
OF one year, and until their success
sors are elected and qualified.
r. DAVIDSON, Pres.
NJ. F. STRocK, Sec.
Tie Haulers.
I want 10 teams to haul ties, at
once. 8. II. PICKLER.
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Bring on Your Poultry.
We pay for Hen Turkeys &c
Young Tom Turkeys TIC
Old &c
Chickens &c
j. SELBY & Bros,
Near o. X. depot, KUksvilie, Mo.
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Come, all We men. both young and old. warning
take by me,
And never trile with glass or drunkard you will
be. FRANK LOCKER.
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B. ;ar, largest best selected stock Mems,
Chdrens Shoes be found in Kirksvie is the
stock store. decided put the
stock in on the CUT PRICE SALE thus giving oppor
tunity get your Shoes ne medium, prices
seldom offered rs6 class stock few boots hand
will be sold at s135 per pair, mems sizes.
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Republ icau Central Committee
Notice is hereby given that the
Republican central committee of
Adair county, will meet at the
Office of T. j. Dockery in Kinks
vile on Saturday, Feb. 90, 1896,
to transact such business as NAV
come before it.
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CLOTHING CUT:

We have on hand large number of Mems, Boys and
Chdrens Suits of various grades all bought for the fall and
winter trades just the kind good the kind that
always proves satisfactory the purchaser Greatly reduced
prices WI be made tn entire stock of Clothing GOOD
ALL WOOL PANTS ATT 81 90 per pair. All Wool Suits
$500 and all other cloth ing to co orrespond.
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OVERCOATs:

OVERCOATS:
We have about 75 GOOD OvERCOATs left yet that will
De sold at 30 cent disco un making $40 Ovecoat
$3.50; $500 Overcoat
$3.50 good line of 30 OvERCOATs go in at the same
cut prices.
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DRESS GOODS, HO: ,IEkY, ETC.

All our nice Henr etas, serges Novelties, Plaids and
Cheaper Dress Good will put this Sale great big
slice off the usual will enable the ladies get choice
fabrics at mannfact wholesale prices Silks satns and
Velvets all go in at the cut rates.
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KrRKsv1LLE,

FRIDAY. FEB. Ia
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Blankets and Cotton F!annels

Blankets and Cotton F!annels
Being overstocked Blankets and Cotton Flannels,
general clean up will be made of these lines. little
than cost will make them that's kind price
that will be made on them. THEY MUST BE SOLD.
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Jackets and CIOakS:
All 1000 Jackets and Cloaks will be sold
All $3.50 Jackets and Cloaks will sold S4OO.
All s5 90 Jackets and Coaks will be sold for s3O
$275 Jackets will be sold 81 co. Chldrns
price. Don't you want one at this slaughteri
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-09
WI. ;. STAR! I co.

Onyx is a gem-Onyx Stock
ings stand for the best-good
shape, fine quality, fast black.
They are finely represented in
our window display. and the
"hint on a box" as to their
color is both amusing and In
structive. Art and commerce
are combined in a happy man
ner, and this together with the
price effect is interesting to all
stocking buyers. Our regular
8 pair for $l.00 goods are now
increased to 4 pair for the same
ST.. 90.
The 25-cent Onyx Black
Stockings are in this special
sale--3 pairs for so cents.
The boys extra heavy 25c.
Stockings, fast black, iron frame
will be in its pairs for so
cents.
Luzerne u Underwear for
ladies and gentlemen in White
or Natural Wool.
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-09

The National Democratic Committee
has issued the campaign textbook of
the National Democratic party, 1896,
in a handy 12mo. OF 2O0 pages. In shape
for the pocket and for easy reference.
1t includes the platform, sketches and
letters Of acceptance of the candidates,
a series of careful discussions with facts
and figures Of the various issues OF the
campaign; a reprint of the free coinage
~catechism, chapters on the principles Of
money and banking, a sur Of the
history and principles of the Democratic
party, and several pages of quotations
IN sound money, from George Wash.
ington to statesmen Of the present day,
besides numerous statistical tables and
diagrams as to money, wages, prices,
etc. 1t gives, indeed, the facts and ar.
guments Of the campaign sin a nut
SHE'LL" 1t is priced at ten cents only,
and can be had by enclosing that small
sum to the National Democratic Head
quarters at the Palmer House, Chicago,
or No. 80 East Twenty-third street,
New York,
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-09
A HELLIsH DESIGN
To Crush Humanity,
While HowIing Tariff Tariff

In 1890 President Harrison said in
his message: "The enlargement of our
currency by the Sherman Silver bill
undoubtedly gave an upward tendency
to trade and had u marked effect on
prices. But this natural and desired
effect of the silver legislation was by
many enormously attributed to the tar
if act"
This shows that the making Of $780,
000, GOO a year more money under the
Sherman act was what made better
times from 1890 until 1898, when the
act was repealed. Remember the PAN
ic began in 1893, II year before tho
Mckinley law was repealed. This
shows that ceasing to make moro mon
ey and a contraction of the currency is
the cause of hard times and low prices,
just as English history tells and as Sem
ator Jones predicted would happen.
The gilded fIends who control the
gold understand bow to deceive the
people with the howl of tariff tariff! as
is shown in the following, which shows
their hellish design. This Wall st.
dispatch was published in the Chicago
Daily Press, March 81, 1892.
"We must proceed with caution and
guard well every nov made, for the
lower orders of the people are already
showing signs of restless commotion.
Prudence will therefore dictate a policy
of apparent yielding to the popular will
until all of our plans are so far con-
summated that we can declare our de-
signs without fear Of any organized re-
sistance. The farmers Alliance and
knights of Labor organizations in the
United States should be carefully
watched by u trusted men, and we
must take immediate steps to either
control these organizations in our in-
t%erssts, or to disrupt them. AT the
coming Omaha convention, to be held
July 4, u men must attend and direct
its movements, else there will be set on
foot such ~antagonism to our designs as
may require force TO overcome. This,
at the present time, would be pTema-
ture; We are not yet ready for such a
crisis. Capital must protect itself in
every possible manner, through COM
bination and legislation. The courts
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-09

which in its younger days, legislated
for itself and its own people. All,
S1NGERLY, YOU GILDED FIEND,
how well you knew, when you uttered
those bold words, that hardly one read.
er in a thousand would understand the
cruel meaning Of your exultant boast?
Like the lends Of he'll gloating over
the advent of g lost soul in their midst,
you stand exultant and merry at the
holocaust of human lives, wrecked and
starved in the midst of plenty by the
operations Of this very policy Of Peel"
This hellish legislation reduced the
land owners in England from 100000
to 10000 in seven years, and 10 per
cent, of the population lived on char
ity.
600, 900 turned out in the cold,
Robbed of homes by bankers gold.
Where are the laboring class in En-.
gland, Ireland and Germany under a
gold standard? II. T. Porter says,
"Armies of men, women and children
live in novels condemned to wretched
slavery. Girls work at nail making fol-
S1.2j a week. Mothers have to leave
the bed Of confinement in a day or two
after child birth to work at the nail
forge to keep from starving" Gen,
Francis Walker, says, 1--WE know, that
in the agricultural districts Of England
gangs of children Of all ages, from 1C
down to even 5 years have been formed
aud driven from farm to farm to work
all day under overseers and to sleep at
nights in barns"
Gen. Booth, the salvationist, says,
80, 600, 900 human beings are enslay'
ed, some to taskmasters as merciless as
any West Indian overseer all in destitu-
ton and despair" Half the working
people, if they reach so they are DOOM
ed to die pauPeTs.
The ilnanclal golu nda poiicy o.
the most enlightened III nation causes
,r.ig vet thera GRO American c;tizens
'' ,
yes HlHiiSleis VI ene eosRei "hu' su
party blind and higotted as to not listen
. IN our warnings. that stand IN andtalk
$780,, -,
iof " eo'u NV"ii'"iu' "nsh my = W.
fatuiets being robbed OF their ONT
under their eveS and lab0ring men In
,bsir owp tor,n with no work M mon.
80,
eY, lalhllies nome stalSih2' uleas wv
for humgnitY'S sake, wake up American