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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22

train. Ike the drumIners and syrpathi2e
with them. for they are far from home and
many Of them have families and have TO
leave them. l do. to make a living.
am Il drummer myself but l don't like the
name. 1T is slang and does not fit sucn q
mated from the cd militia musters when
drum and hfe were used to call up the
boys and get them IN line. The sergeant
would cry out: ~Oh, yes: oh. yes: all who
belong to Captain Jones's company pa
rade here" Then the drum would rattle
would gather and fall into line. Drumming
now means come right here and buy my
goods and the drummer rattles his tongue
with earnest a.acrity. ] feel sorry for
them now. for b-cent cotton has nearly
ruined their business. But they keep go
and off at every station by night and by
day. They keep up the hotels and largely
help out the railroads. They irs smart and
good looking and wei behaved and know
more about everything than, any other
cia$S They or are NJ c9ntrhay TyR6ng
Well, this is the historic region where
Sir Walter RaIelgh'S lost colony was painted
and where Virginia Dare was born. ] saw
Virginia. Her name was on beautiful
steamer that vas loading ct the wharf.
sweet little fir laughed 1T me for not
time ago Her father soss that Mr., Nc
MILAN, OF Red Springs. has written a book
about the lost colony and that the Cr1a-
tans now have free schools that are scOa-
rate from both white and black races. The
lost colony amalGamated and mlsccEene-
rated with these CrOatans and no doubt
but that Virginia Dare's blood flows in
some Of their veins.
From here ! am hOmeWard bound and
am happy on tho way. BILL ARP.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
"President South Carolina Cotton Growers
WANTS ESSAYS ON TOBACCOs.
Secretary of Agriculture viii Issue a
Series of Farmers Bulletins.

Washington. November 19--rho secret AIRY
of agriculture proposes issuing series OF
farmers bulletin on tobacco and has is
sued a circular soliciting contributions from
experts on the methods of cultivation on
the expert tobacCos of Kentucky. and Ten
nessee and the mark ting of tobacco. He
promises to reward those whose contribu-
lions are accepted at the rate of SIS per
thousand words, but suggests that no one
ESSAY should contain more than 10 Geo
words. The papers ere to be submitted
to the secretary not later than March 81.
1895 The circular issued gives the follow
Ing directions for proceeding with the
work:
!. Method of cul ivation-This should treat
OF practical work as done in the different
districts as follows: Selecting the seed
the seed bed and how prepared IN the differ
ent tobacco districts: the time and manner
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
COTTON GROWERS TO MEET.
Meeting Of Importance To Be Held in
Atlnntn Next Month

C,,,, 9 NO
Great pt'l'|'' ,'oi7 are u'''t way 'C,
Cotton Growers convention "h'h W IL b'
held in Atlanta December ltth, and tn"
convention promises to be a grand sue
.
, ,.,,, ;7. 20 4t c,,+b
i. - W !l'"iil' PIt9-"'II va wv
Carolina Cotton Grover" AaSoc'al"H mas
sent out 4 circular il which he calls the
convention ana gives the objects which 1t
,,, q, ,-fau, ~, ,,,ul o7dr..ge n letter 10
''' '' '''"' " -
IN" governors ol lie Eot''t a. "'''1 ''' >
and request them 70 Sond delegates. All
state ORGANIZATIONS Interested in the prop
,rt,, 0f tina cation growers and all inter-
1i ~, o,,1., I'm H., r,,rraete1 ~ CO.
a." '''' va
operate
The idea Of holding this convention IN
Atlanta originated at the recent convention
IA t,elrnl5a ) c. and the plans were
f'r,,,,.l.+'l +b.,o
., g. o.
'Io Ioiu"'IE ~ t99 'i9F"'." Ai'"
iNnpi1 tells OF tn" convention ana inc
object It has in view
Colupnl1 < G N[overnbor 1q-T C. vii
horn president Of the state alliance ana
Of The recent cotton growers convention
h,.rJ IN thi4 citv has :ssuod tho following:
"Columbia. ) c., November 49, ls97-ro
the Cotton Growers or the south: At q
large and enthusiastic meeting of the cot
ton growers of the state of South Carolina.
wherein all sections OF this state We're rep
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
Mccullough Bros. Fruit and Produce
Letter.

Atlanta November 20-SaleS along these
lines continue to improve with the season
The weather is is fine as if 1t We're made
to order. and with the continuance of same
the outlook for heavy business from now
throughout the holidays, Is very bright
Finances are very much depressed and col
lections are far below par which makes a
very burdensome hardship for the jobber
Commission merchants as a rule handle
Il line of goods especially apples, bananas
oranges, nuts. rasins. potatoes, etc, for
which cash is promptly required and ship
mcnts, as a rule arrive with bill Of lading
attached. Atlanta is very much in need
OF an organized collection bureau. which
she will finally be compelled to adopt be
fore the results to the iobber and better
class of retail merchants will be satisfac-
tory. Such an organization WI readily
dispense with the petty competition that IS
demoralizing in great many different
ways to The commercial interests OF our
The receipts Of apples at present are be
ing well regulated and are about equal to
the consumption at fair margins to the
handler. The stock and assortment are
also very much improved
Bananas have stifl%ned. up considerably
very much strengthened on account OF
Lemons show some little weakness which
IS customary with the cold weather. Tho
receipts for The last ten days have been
exceedingly light but sufficient to fu.!!I
the requirements of the trade
New York state grapes continue to ar
rive with the stock a little soft and at
advanced prices. rhe season is practicaHy
over. y scart supply OF California tokays
are being received from Chicago. Direct
shipments in car load lots from California
have ended for the season.
Cranherrlcs continue to advance, Hoy
them, as the turkey season Is on in fun
force.
the quality Of Louisiana or2nges ar
to those received ten days ago. The pack
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22

immense receipts at primary points which
on some DAYS were treble those of last year
and the northwest receipts, which as yet
show no signs Of u let up notwithstanding
reports of falling off in country deliveries.
Not Il little of the December buying, in
which the shorts were SO conspicuous. ana
which sustained that future, even when
May weak the sudden jump in De-
cember oats caused, it is said by fear or
a squeeze in that option. Reports of short
age in the Russian crop We're influential IN
creating the strength which marked the
close Of yesterday. The range of May dur
ing the week was between 9lasc and $3.50,
the highest point being reached Thursday
and the lowest Tuesday.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22

OF sowing the seed: the time and manner of
setting out the plants; the cultivation fer
tliZat!On, topping and cutting; projection
from insects and disease.
.. Export tObaccos Of Kentucky and Ten
ncssec-This should treat particularly of the
types and characteristics Of tohaccos adap pit
ed to each Of the different foreign markets
the methods of curing. sorting, f"rnenting
and packing with recommends lions for
such changes in these methods as VIII in
sore an increase i'll the price for the pro-
duct
3. The marketing OF tobaCco-This should
be treated from the commercial side %
cigar leaf; CD manufacturing, smoking
plug. cigarettes; Co export. This should
include particularly the grading and pack
Ing of the different types, with suggestions
as to improvements IN existing methods. the
price offered IS third more than is us
ually paid by the department and it is
hoped that the increased rate VIII stimulate
practical men to take up the work.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
VIRGINIA CONFERENCE MEETS,
One Hundred and Fifteenth Session
Convenes in Danville.

Danvile Va. November H,-The 18TH
session Of the Virginia annual conference
Methodist Episcopal church, south. COM
menced in this city this morning and VIII
continue a week or more,
The roll call revealed the fact that since
its last meeting FIVE minister's had died
to-wit: H. T. Mitchell. Charles 7. Gibbs,
DR. r. NJ. Peterson, j. III. Proctor and II.
i. Wise.
DR.. A. C. Brown submitted report from
a plan by which smaller towns can &C
commodate the session of conference, The
APPELLANTS for ministerial orders reported
r. II. Marks, Frank Burruss, W. r.
Evans and J. c. Harry, OF Richmond dis
trict; + b lngram, Fa 55,.. dis[ ,,,
burg district; j T. Meadows, Danvillc dis
tr.ct; j. u. Langley. Portsmouth district;
w. l.. Murphy. Norfolk district; j. H.
Brooks and w. Z. Smith, OF Eastern
Shore
over 800 delegates are in attendance up
on the conference.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
North Carolina Methodists,

Charlotte, ~ c., November lS.-The
western North Carolina conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. south, contin-
ued it's sessions today ut Ashevino. Bishop
Key, of Texas, presiding.
1t was decided to hold the election for
delegates to the general conference tomor-
row morning.
Rev DR. Hoss, editor Of The Nashville
Christian Advocate, urged the claims OF
that periodical of the church.
President -. Peacock's report showed
the Greensboro Female college to be In
better condition than for seven years past.
A great deal of routine business was trans
acted.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
Fruits and Confectioneries.

s1antn. Nov. 2O-Apples. fancy S@b3,3o Dbl. Lem
ons choice S2.76as3.00; fancy 80 oo@ 500 ORANGES.
SIessiua ~ OU0g4s0 per box: Louisiana 81 90
per l. box. Florida 81 90 per box. HnnAnhs, straight
\! 25Gdl 60 culls 600 Toe Figf l0Ns 80, owing to
Cul.Iity Rni,ns new California e $50 l16; boxes
50olGUc. CurJnnts 6'4@7c. LeHhorn citron l2A@l3c
Nut,-A Almonds lie; pecans, 1@1%c; Brazil s@9c:
mn erts We; walnuts lOR lc; mixed nuts S3 Zoe
Peanuts Virginia electric light 3GS6c; fancy hand
picLvd 4s ]ac:GeOraia 305h.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
NIT CHANGE SMALL
Developments During Week Have Not
Been Of Important Character.
SOUTHERN NEWS IS BEARISH
last Six Weeks of Fine Weather
Worked Wonders and Crop Will
Be Record Breaker.

Official closing quotations for spot cotton
Atlanta-Weall; middling 5 3-lGc.
Iiverpool-Demand fair: middlng CAD
New Yorh-Easy: middling 513-1Gc.
New OrIcans-Quiet: middling SIC.
SaVannah-S Steady; middling 5lsc.
Steady: middling 7-1Gc.
Norfolk-I'irm: middlng . Tic.
Nobilc-Quict; mddlinE sac.
Mcmphis-Stcady, middling SAC
ENTHUSIASTICALLY: middling 7-1Gc.
Charleston Steady; middling 5 3-16c.
Uouston-Steady; middling Tic
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
Diseases of Women Cured.

Ladies afflicted with any Womb Trouble
Diseased Ovaries, Painful Periods or Kid
ncy aud Bladder Disease. who will write"
stating case. l viii send a spe, tally prepared
treatment suited - their condition on trial
simply to establish its merits. Use it and
pay if satisfied. Everything sent sealed and
all confidential Address Nine. DR.. Mary
Il. Brannon. I02 Capitol ave, Atlanta, Ca
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
WAKEFIELD WINS
South CaroliEa and mississippi Agents
Win Prizes.

The small prizes offered for the best
clubs from individual agents from Novem-
Der 18th to 10Th both inclusive, made
very interesting contest. The prizes wero
for $40, So and $3.50 and are called part
ridges by the agents because they are
quick and plump and It takes wing
shot marksman to capture them.
The prizes were won as follows:
Mr.. Lafayette Wakefield, Green
willie, S. c.. "a subscribers, $40.
Mr A. r, Gossett, Pacolet, S. c., SO
subscribers, SIS.
Mr. Z. M, Eagan, zaiglerville, Miss,
10 subscribers, $3.50.
Mr. Wakefield. one Of tho veteran agents,
who wins first prize won the third prize in
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
NEW COUNTERFEIT BILL FOUND
Photographic Reproduction Passes for
a California Bank Note.

Washington. November Ca new coun-
torfeit tcn-dollar national bank note has
been discovered on the Los Angeles Ma
tional bark of Los Angeles Cal.
1T is n Photographic production, printed
on two pieces of paper pasted together.
containing no silk or imitation of it. On the
whole the note has good appearance.
Every man should read the advertisement
of Michigan Medicine Co. on page Of
this paper.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22
ARP READS BPITAPHS
Visits an Old Cemetery Where IlluStriOuS
Eel We're Buried
THE TRIALS OF A LECTURER
Missing Passenger Train He Has To
Board q Freight in Order To
Fulfill agement.

Charlotte. N. c., IS a growing city OF
10000 people Charlotte has the best al
vertising skctchboOk | ever saw. 1t IS
beautifully printed and illustrated and
seems to be founded on facts. They are
distributed from all the hotels and uIe
pleasant reading on the train. IT tells all
about the health and climate and altitude
and business and resources and public NOR
ais but what amazed and impressed me
most was the circle map that shows the
number of cotton mills within radius OF
100 miles from Charlotte. On This map are
black dots numbering the mills at every
town and the aggregate IS 20, or about "
per cent Of all the mills in the south.
These mills operate g. 900 spind!es and H.
90 looms and are capitalized At $51,rOGD
This little book contains a tabular state
ment of ali these mills by name ana capac-
ity. Charlotte has eleven of her own.
Now, ! was Eliminating about this in CON
ncction with fivo-cent cotton. And there is
some comfort in it, for we keep at home
all the profit there IS In manufacturing ana
give employment to thousands OF our
poor and dependent people. Suppose that
every township in Georgia had a cotton mill
and that all its earnings were spent ana
scattered in the community. then we would
ent feel 50 bad over the low price of tho
great staple. " would indirectly share In
the profits Of manufacturing.
once again I visited the old timo-honoTed
cemctory-the first graveyard Of Old Neck
lenburg county. | was sorry to SEQ that IL
has of late been neglected and has grown
up in briars ana weeds. ! took note Of
som" of the old Inscriptions and this one
especially attracted my attention:
ooh, CruX-aVa sp"s unl"a.
Sacred to the Memory of Patr.cI, Harty,
Who was born in Tiperrary, Ireland.
'It is a holy ana a wholesome thought
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-11-22

Piles and Fistula.
Cures guaranteed. Free pamphlet. DR..
Tucker, Broad street, Atlanta, Ga.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11
Clue !YierSc

gomprimirts Cuff foGl aIs Srisbs
traft BEL ben .pfsrbsloien" Wa9en Ders
ipenbet iper%,n, ipel9e bic rNetp gprt
CAB Co., ~alerbines porerit mir perz
Tudsipeife. bsmnd6it in ben 9ienit gu
ftelen beabfi9tigt. nd9bem bisieIbe
iiingit 10 unliebIame @rfabruneen nit
i6rtn itreitenbsn nGabbies" eemaat.
@orlGufig tpirb nit flint berartig ems
seridteten @ugen Der @eriu9 sema9t
perben, unb ionte berielbe CUR 3us
friebenbeit ~ausfallen, 10 pirb bic ses
nannte 9eIelI9aft bieie Sriebfraft
Bel alien ibren 5ubrtperten in antpsnz
bung brinsen. Der bierou notbtpens
bise apparat 1T unsemein einfa4 cons
itruirt unb ldBt ii6 nit 2ei9tisteit an
trgenb stnsm Der Subrperte anbrins
gen, nobel Der GblinDer, ipel9er bic
eomprimirte Cuff entbGlt. an Der Sinz
terdre bes bstreffenben @useus befez
ftigt pirb. Die Dasen ieIbit fplen 10
eingeri9tet iperben, baB ii9 epentuen
Der fir ben 9uti6er beitimmte SIP
obne Deiteres Suriidtlappen ldbt unb
Der Wagen bditn bon benz i'm Snusren
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11
Ser GRANDDAUGHTER.

Ser alternbe Delti9a6meiiter Wil=
belm Stsinib, Der bislang ale feline
9esner, oft in nabsSu s~ldnasnber
@eiie, gu 8oben ftredte. lift gum atpsi=
ten Seal einem iiinseren Diberpart ers
lessn, bat gum Speiten Mal por benz
jusenbfrif9en emanuel Caster ben
9esen fenten miifen. @s lit freilid
tein @unber, benn bic alte Spanntrdft
1T babin. nit Der er in friiberen Sab
rem sldnasnbe &fer, tpie QboIf
4nberHsn. 8ladburne, 9. Dinatper,
M. Sf6isorin u. a., beitsste. bod benz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11

ein3igen Easter, benz ueuaufgetauhten
beasldnSsnbsn Stern am Sda9firma=
ment, lit es selunsen. ben pie1ei9t
itGrtiten Sdadmatabor alIer 3eiter,
ItGrter als paul Morpbb. 8oltf4 unb
MnberFsn, gu iibsrpinben. emanuel
Caster lit am "a. December 1868 gu
8erlindsn in Der Mart 8ranbenburg
eeborsn unb bat bus S9adipiel i'm
@lter bon IL Sabren BON ieinem Gltes
rem 9ruber, benz ebenfaGs gu ben Meis
iterfpielern SGblenon 8erliner arSt
Or. 8ertbolb Caster erlernt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11
M 9te.

bsFslb.n fibsnben Sabrsait mittslft
einss 9dbes ober Sebsls in 8etpesune
seiebt unb mad 9elieben bright tpsrz
ben fam. Sdon felt ldnger als Spei
Sabren bat bic rNep Yprt CAB Co."
nit M%otortpagen experimental, biers
Bel absr erft bor 8ursem nit elmer BON
einem 8rooflpner gemddten reip. pers
beferten Grfinbuns einen Sufriebsnz
itelenben Grfolg erSielt. auf ben
Drudluft : 8etrieb 1T man besbaIb
psrfa[lsn. neil ii9 bic slettrii9s Be-
t%riebstraft ni9t als pirtfam senus
bepieien bat unb bel ben Gas ober
9aiolin : Motoren burd bas 4usitr0s
men Der Safe unb Der 0Gmpfe Elm un=
ansenebmes uub ft0renbes 9erdui9
perurfa6t tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11
@abr{6einIih

@~abri4einti6. @rst:
~Reuli4 babe i'd etnen GuBerit eomplis
airten 8einbrud sebeilt, Der Mdnn
lpurbe barauf S9nellGufer." GER:
nBobl. ais sic NIT Der Rednuns
famen2"
- @ine ~menbeit
Ssrr: ~Saben Sic i4on sinmal in Sbs
rem 2.ben cine DoIItommsne 5pau aes
isben9" DAME: .9sIsben nidt, absr
gsb0rt babe i'd i4On oft bon ibr." =
berr: nMer mar bsnn bass" = Dame:
.Sis III ieBt tObt; es mar bic srItsGrau
zaeines 9atten.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11

&urS unb beutIi6. 81:
Du, mas bat bsnn Define Srau seftern
gfagt, als Oh NIT uns ettpas fpdt
oas benz Wtrfbsbaus beimsinaft9
9SofeFor: @iel Bot lie seiast! o.:
Rtn mas benn2 Yrofefpr: Das
9taDitat mar ftet8 i'm Juturum, Sub
JET bieb immer Id unb bas Obiett
rssGudbis Did, isst tannit 0u
Oir's benfsn!
= s eiEem @ef9Gft Der.
Chef Gu eineu frembsn &ommis) !;
rWas fun sic berg Der frembe
3ommis: n@erssib'n sic. ib mart.
diif Germ Stern!" Ser gbef (tpiia
tbenb): ~Sisr 1T bod feline Stern.
Warte!"
= @rtappt. nWie, Dor elmer
8o4. srIt finb 81. uEferem @testas
riersgIub bsigetretsn unb bier finbe
i'd Sic, pis sic GIejid eFen2~
r~9lber muir bon pflansenfrsfsnSsn
Shiersn!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11
Ses bann MGR nobt balb.

(gidlssr @unbart). Bon 6. grUifani
% mel, iast Der MidsI,
Sud ROiel, seb adt.
Sd ban Dir i9un Slpsemol
De 8ori9las semadt:
@as mar jebt oes fdee.
Wann mir 5tpee mitndnp
Inns tDnnten pertrage.
Inns seben bic Sane!
Mer bdbten e Stiib6e
Re6t Iouipsr unb nett
Inns einri6te prddti9
Mit S9rdntde I'm 8ett
lin nit sme Sef9e,
@p 3 Seuer brin tra6t.
Wann Winters Der Sturm beult
lin g S6nee runner maGt.
8alb bGbt id Dir iinse,
8alb tresidte en- Sdmab 80.
8 mel, tudrs nit bimmIifaa...
Seb rebb smol, S4ab!"
ga ia, meent bic ROfsl.
.9es s'fisl usr gong gut.
Das Sinse unb Pfeife.
Wdnn's Idner mer 5u Mutb.
lin nobt eri9t bas Stiibde
Mit Sdrdntde unb 8ett,
9es bGbt mer eri9t esfaue -
Sa, Wihel, 3 mar nett!
limb f9liebli9 bes Oefde
SIM Stib.l9e brinn.
Sas bobelt unb brobelt.
Oas mar nod mei'm Sinn!
Rur Genes, bas min mir
Sn's R6pp9e nit seb':
9ab Oi9 i'd iont' 1emms -
Oh s'foniaft mir nit, nd"
% mel, fast Der WidsI,
.Wann anes Dir gfaIIt -
Des Is nobt 3 ssrinei4te,
0es bann mer nth bdlb!"
= Gingesa ng { n. rSbrt Sra
ih, fdrbt ibrSaar." v49 neir
n L - r.. fL-- r. ET-- IItA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-11

Ginsesan g en-. rSbre Grau
CLAUDE i'd, fGrbt ibrSaur.- pa9 nein,
bos bat fie idon 70 bIcne sstauft!-
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-24
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.

Notice is hereby given, that in pursu- anoe of an order o1 the Probate Court in and for the County of Mohave, Territory of Arizona, made on the 18th day of June. 897, in the mat ter of the estate of Robert Clark, deceased, the undersigned, the administrator of the estate of said Robert Clark, deceased, will sell at rivate sale to the highest bidder, for cash, lawful money of the United States of America, and sub jeot to confirmation by said Probate Court, on or after the 18th day of July, 1897, at his office in the store of The w. H.. Tagga Mercantile Company, in the said County of Mohave, all the right, title, in- terest and estate of the said Robert Clark at the time of his death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other than CT in addition to that of the said Robert Clark at the time of his death, in and to all that certain lot, piece CT par eel of land situate, lying al d being in the said County of Mohave. Territory of Ari- zona, and bounded and described as fol. 1 Dws to wit:
 All the right, title and interest of the Said estate of Robert Clark, dece .sed, of. in and to that certain mining clain- known as the "Salva rdore" mining claim, situ- ated in Indian Secret Mining District, County and Territory aforesaid, the To- cation notice of which is recorded in the Mining Records of the said Mohave Coun- ty, to which records reference is hereby had and made for more perfect de:crip ton of said mining claim, and the same is made part hereof, to the same extent as if the said notice of location were set out at length herein.
 TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.
 Cash, lawful money of the United States of America, ten per cent of the pur chase money to be paid to the said ad on the day of sale, balance on confirmation of sale by said Probate Court. Deed at expense of purchaser
 W. il. TAGGART. of the Estate of Robert
 Clark, Deceased. June 29th, 1897.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-24

The reports from the Clondyke country are alluring in the extreme. Miners are coming back per steam CT every day with extravagant tales of the wonderful richness of the Yukon country. Living is high, but no more so than in Mohave county fifteen years ago. If one half the tales the returning miners tell are true the Alaskan country is the richest gold field on earth. So far nearly 2,0OO,OO0$ has been sent to the mint by returning min CTS and more is coming down by each returning steamer. In the spring the rush to the gold fields will be unprecedented.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-24

The s. F. Post, a few days ago, devoted a column of it's valuable space to the place G. Cleveland will occupy in history and the great work he has done. The Post says that Cleveland's misfortune was an election by a party whose greatest conception of duty was to fill the offices with it's adherents, and ''to think for such a party was impossible" Judging by the amount of money Mir. Cleveland made while in office he put in the greater part of the time thinking for himself. Cleveland's place will be with that of Buchanan and Johnson when his history is writ ten by historians.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-24

M. H. McCord is governor of Arizona at last. The affidavit men of Phenix must have a wonderful amount of sorrow in their hearts over their failure to compass his defeat. McCord made a good fight and when he arrives in Phenix he will be rendered a reception that will eclipse anything of the kind ever attempted in the territory heretofore. People from all over the territory will be at the capital to join in the festivities.
Mohave County miner., 1897-07-24
Copartnership Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the copart- nership heretofore existing between J. H. Sample and Price Thompson, under the firm name of Sample & Thom pson, has been dissolved by mutual consent, The undersigned will pay all debts of the firm and collect all accounts
 J. H. SAMPLE,
 w. s. RIsELY Kingman, June 1st, 1897