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The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-19

n YOU wish 10 buy n buggy, u
wagon, or set Of harness, the
TeNarltana Carriage Company,
No, i9i East Broad street, can
supply you i'hey have n large
stock, all grades, and cnn please
yOn IN both style nnd price, IA
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-19

The Hunter Transfer aud Stor'
age Gop have the only safe and con
venlent rooms In the city, for slofs
age Of your furniture OF plano, We
are prepared TO store goods Of any
kind ld
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-19

We sell shoes, we study them, We
make them our business, we devote
our entire time aud attention 10
them aud TO The 0llIua Of feet We
can therefore give you thegreatest
value for your money.
tf DHi4AMAR Il 0'NBAb
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-19

Pure leaf LARD only be per pound
at JOS Msshahes opposite ilehe.
field Hotel Bl0
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-19

foa SALE Set Of Drug Store
Fixtures, formerly used by Moore
n Co., AZ Winthrop now AZ llora'
tlo A bargain for cash Apply
TO W. II, WELLS,
IsiiuW
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-19

Fitting feet ls our business, We
have all the styles, eolors, shades,
sizes aud Widths Don't say you
can't be lifted Until you have given
usa trial DhLAMAa6 n 0'NtAh
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-19

Go TO I, B. ileniamIn's for bar.
gains In furniture and carpets lIe
Ia deslfous 10 get fld ot The stock
on hand, llitf
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-19

Remember the TBxAnKANlAN job
office can supply your every want
the very best class Of work at bots
tom prices,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-19

DO not forget that the 'fExAnKAs
MAN ia the proper place 30 gel your
Job printing done
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-19

The reporter was run into this
morning by a bicycle rider, who
rang hIa bell aud followed TO us 10
get out OF the way, which We tried
TO do, but the wheelIAan lost con.
troll Of his arms and instead Of
steering 0'haw, came down haw
light slap, dab upon IN, We were
both dllehed aud apologies came 10
fast aud furious from him that our
angry passions did not have time 10
rise, aud should they have risen we
would have kept them down, for
the fellow weighed Just 70 pounds
more than we did, with pair OF
hands that looked like eanyassed
hams We are not looking for
trouble with a man Of this kind,
even # we are run into and batter.
ed Into the ground
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXERCISES,

The reporter was out yesterday
evening at James Episcopal church,
TO wIttess the distribution At Easter
cards and egge, to the Sunday
School classes There was some
good singing by the children, In fact
II was the best we ever heard In
TeSarkaha,
Alter the usual service by Roo.
tor RaIney, the distribution OF
cards was begun, the same being
distributed by Henry Orenhauser
aud Oscar Turner After this Rec.
tor Ralney made short talk, ex.
planning the emblemate feature Of
the Easter egg, lie said the egg
was adopted 40 an emblem, because
Of the HE within In sealed walls re.
sembled the tomb In which Jesus
was bufledi that the life within the
covering OF the egg would ilhally
burst the walls Of lts own might,
just ~ the tomb had given up It's
dead He said the church had
adopted the egg as an emblem, aud
the color OF all church eggs were
red, signify the blood shed by jeaus
on the cross, Every child was then
given an egg Mr. Youag then de-
llyered a thort lecture, after which
a hymn or two was sung,
Mr. Fred 0ienh6uaer read his re-
port OF money collected, aud how II
was expended during The year, for
Sunday School literature, From
memory, we think he reported the
collection TO have been iOl 90, He
also said the Easter mte boxes con-
tanning offerings from the children
TO foreign missions amounted to
5000.
Rector Ralney eompllmented the
school for liberal Offering aud the
service was closed
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-19
llIg Nv

n YOU buy your shoes NJ the tight
place you yet style, comfort and
service AZ no greater cost than YOU
have paid l0f shoes that were
neither Delamaf n 0'Neal's shoe
store IL Che right place, tf
The Daily Texarkanian., 1897-04-19

The best Of everything the mafhs
et aiiorde AZ lluddlesl0n lllOan
meat market.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15

tie other day ard proposed TO sani cat
with oszr exyedisson s.sss barrels OF wits
tv With xhs1h We wE-e &c establish fifty
sa.ocns all along the li,ae over tbs ro1ss
zegoSs tAe mountains trs-s Juneau 70 sh@
Esoz1ssske~ lie said that the whisky would
COST only s. s g@1i1r. and We coaid sell Il
for s. quart 7rlG fnAs ths rsssEarrs as
trey returned from the gold fields. would
trade nuggets ard dust for drinks he
said they wnul5 get drunk. and IN their
ezsys would gsse away the secrets az the
best zci1 Er1s. So that the fifty sa!oors
world be a great information bureau for
our syndicate. by means of which we
could raonoposize the fields SO discovered.
IT'S worst OF il was. continued Mr. Ar
keu 4'sha man was thoroughly n earnest
lie could rot see why ] would noz GO in
with him. and went away. telling ME that
I WAS driving fortune out OF my dcor.
4 100000 Cash oner.
Another nan" Mr. Arken wen. on.
offered me s1so.so cash for an tn.eres. in
the G!ave claim intending 20 make IL the
basis OF big capitalization and sell the
stock lie would have advertised tire pur~
chase OF the claim at this price, ard have
asked fSr subscribers. OF course I could
not accept such proposition: bur had I
done 50, / have no doubt but that he
would have Rad thousands OF subscribers,
and half EiiIlou or so within short
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STORIES OF THb kLONDIkE

toe szi1 r@9san. They had 70 sscsss back
s5r o&Ger zrsslaas ard rss dogs ard
sss9s. aaa sisA rssui. was that when they
returned 20 Eew York trey h-oagaf.g htlE
mIsa ttena frezs ina Aiassa Commercial
Company fer sS21 Z h79 alrea6y paid
ta@ S 40 / Rad 20 pay this additional.
wraIesl aazt@ FL 80, and them xos another
tssf for 81 80 fer three indians wtxo had
sIea while acting as carriers during The
tourney a ;a1uSard dollars seemed a
good deal fer dead InAiAr bGt psi. X.
was thoroughly 1isggste1 wfth Alaska,
however. and fer q iong si-se ! treuan2sd
erery tlyne I opened a letter. for fear IL
might contain another bill for M Alaska
ssxnes4.tIoI'S sxpeoEee.'
Hsss r.. j. s.tave discovered Gold. .
ssBut how about the gold fields. Mr..
Arzelie''
Il 2rn coming 20 that now was the re-
ely -sf41ava ard wxsis ard Schants
hYought back a lot % gold WITH them.
they had several bags OF specimens and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-15

During she latter part es 1851 the Hudson
Fay Company received in its trading orsr-
atoms IN Fraser river valley ahout 40
ounces O. gold II was obtained from the
Indians. who learned In primitive wa.
how to find ard save the golden dust \
few white men had also got upon the
river bars and been well repaid for their
labors. The Hudson Bay and British au-
fhorities were by no means anxious 10
get Up a gold mining excitement.
and. SO far as possible. suppressed
intelligence OF the finding ar
gold. II got out slowly. and in a
limited way. however. and Gov. Douglas.
then or the eata OF December, by proclA-
nation, declared that the gosd-bearing
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a -. : rsssr river iisssau
o.N. There were great ss,s, -
s:eidS; men making ca
long si'iees Yielding IN !. 81
arc CAMPS IN which over I. ~
Va" oai+F were ohtasnsd
sFtat IrlN3tioA. SUFFERING atas
aif9 less. TIE governn.,, s.'sseesS
limiting and taxing m.
, 1.'asls Asa 70 ee fought; Ara 4 =
SAFles ~ afe COST enormcas,x e
UP - Size a pound. ana ~ s1S
20 lise Figures. one oyer.ass pszn
s'Re'd and thirteen men ws-~ NJ
YES WORK. starvs. fight 60
t'hua4ly. and rich as ,hs ~cse y
> doubtful ii every san,. m
taken ont did rot cos. !. ~ =
- 49, oHe OF the later -.
mace u incumbent en- thoss !. ss
ae'1$ ana >aErying on apv ~ =
mess % pay : Tee OF s-Ds -
NSnee or On demand Mininr ss.s q
OF twenty-five feet rsvsr
twenty feet square Of tahi.
was vacated by failure 10 vcss q
Wltain ten days. and na 49,. -
license was allowed TO vorh
cost - q month For worhIa. ~.
license The penalty was sIs n -.
t.NASpe rated with ana .irsa
i9ys, tae troubles. the dan,s.. ~
S4Sl restrictions and the exnsrs.M
ordinary route TO the u.Inss
10 look w other ways az -
ether dasginsS n the rer-ss.a
lnsten, \ big party Of 80 men ~ :
! oisSno4a river. under Cant ps.sl
INTO Eastern Washington ana -.
iumbia, and a Second nary "a
under Capt, David MeIauvsss
former Eot along with l.ttis 49,.
the latter had 70 fight Indian. =.
ginning 10 end Of the trim 20
men under Capt. w. III. pesrx.s ssa1
OF Seattle. and over the Snooual,s
IN July. lS'S. Ia four and hsh A.
got 10 Yakima river. On the w.V
they met Owhi. who led ths
Washington Indians IN the s,s..s
attic on January =. 1855. owhi s..
Col, Wright was after him ara -
Qualehin, and he tried 10 masa -
peace through Pearson n No..
let the Indians alone. owhi "a
chin would let the white -
through or let them stay ana ~
Pearson left his party and wen, ~.
Fort Simcee and submitted n. -
sition 10 Maj Garnett. WIN n,r-..e
fused TO entertain II. Qualrh,s Z.
for war and tried 20 induce chks y
10 join him. but kitsap prudsrts
fused Within a fortnisht 80
Quaiehin We're both In the hsrss !, +
Wright. Qualehin being prum,,s. I
for murders committed by him. ~ y
shot 70 death while trying to esrs~s
the military camp. The Seattle -
thought IL was best to get on, 3 r.
country. and they were soon as.is !. n
western slope of the mourfal,, =
plenty of experiences to relate, b, =
or no gold TO show. Mai. Csrrels ~
the rebels. was made a general ~ =.
killed in one OF the first enessan-s.
the Civil war. Col. Wright - y
Wright. lost his life az the sipkiss = +
steamship Brother Jonathan, In q p
kitsap was shot and cut to piecaa = p
Indians OF Muckleshute reservstsa 4
became OF Pearson I DO not kssa. :.
Is my impression that he dioi \
killed shortly after the exped,fian vs
red TO. He was very friendly ID -
and praised the town and the Snou1
pass on every occasion.
THos. ". pRnn
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Weekly. During this time he made the
s5rst report 1t Is said, to the exist
.ace Of these wonderfully rich gold de-
ggsettS and lited map and certain claims
with the state department At Washing
ton This was about 1881 Giaye intended.
10 go hack tn Alaska and engage In min
ins. bat 10 the meantime. failing 20 raise
tna money he undertook an ex-
ularng expedition To cross Africa. and
died in the attempt Now that his dis
s0saries are known 20 have been Of great
value. Ihe capitalists who refused 20 be
lfeve him are ecaGy TO Kick themselves for
se5ectns the fortune BE offered them. and
NJ ArkeH / doubt not. is one of the
nan3heT As 70 the claim Of the REGION hy
right Of discovery. I believe Mr.. ArkCil Is
TOO practical lnaH % base much hopc
tpon sUch q foundation. There are. how
ever. EaGaTsaa ~ peopls al over the
country. who have so httle Doubt Of his
satcaas that they are willing % ioin him
- RGy froderafe financial extent in tho
prosecution ~ e. Ne SELLS rie ne has been
pointed sat Ufou tN@ street rs The klnx
- tise kloudtke' ard thGf the attentions
he Ecta suA tbe remarks his presence
ssli@ oHt ara aarsewn4t annoying 90 say
ths least. 80 a man % his modest and
bashful Temperament,
To-day. fo~ instance ne vas dining st
b,lmonica's With N4iiiaH Walter webb.
ef tire Vanderbilt family. ~hcn Mr. Webb
said ArlraAf Z VrfEh scsaftf fztf
.f there b. aevtbIns ,yn r,aft.r vx,.h f,,
s.sasha~ Neariv every ,,y,a ~, fh~ rasta,t.
faot III tookiHv ~ ana fo;)slaa, ..fs,ssf ,,.e y.
,sNn shey. asa not, .sff Nrae}l .ts.,.
are tau,is,r ahos.t me Y-he.. ave .flsr,sssle,r
Gsy kiondika claim end the enormous
afuount ~ money shall ct ous az a.
iTten's Expedition to Alaska.
called az tna 1a,iee btnaln~. on the
,ornar ef Yffth avenue and Sixteenth
street thfs afternoon and nsa "A ,hat
yg{tb MI A-keA sl.ottt his AlnsRsn exee.
Fi.gon sss1 al trtsi. ,erha expedition
vas plaunsst ty = Z Gfave. the Arr}rtn
sxu}arrr Gfa&t faa beea ia Africa AS
os# of Gtnnsey'a uenteuarts. and having
Hens tt7soLEh -h,, unknown hof regions ~
thc globe hs ysas then anxious 20 explars
ssu-a ~ the urkaowu colder feu8z ffe
srsto rve }sfs1xe tHst 4 could - "a Iaes~.
nsfassut of evr'flfatso.s ARA circulation ANA
rows feg lrsnA leet.e-s by sana.r- am
expedition az fcn tnos fe rxuta~~ che s1e.
bno~a r~zita. q Alaska There were
from & bH 81 tsss q. fas ~ .h~ i~+erfo~ ~
A7asice wnIeh haf never teef, touched }s,-
the Ecos ~ whlte r7an and &c was h{e
f3ca - 50 over the nnouas eirs 8ad rusn
h,s way ucy3b 90 TIE Arrtte sfa
When Z asked Ctave what tNA tvio
V.nui9 cost" Mr.. AyAeU contleuea "lr
ssi3 80 wouhi not uaed Wore than g. ss1 %
$afa pes = w5u key frn wHfte men IN ee
wfH r3e W. "a r hsFe uutaher eg seirr-
tss1r ThesNsrauher~ a0t writer's. wbsn
NJ Ers 'a A'saha we VIII njN. tr3 Indians
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nuggets. and they reported that there
were gold fields along the Yukon and its
hrauchea Of wonderful richness Glave.
said that he had found $50 miners wash
ing ont gold in one camp. and that there
was lots of 1t. Giave wanted me to back
him up and organize an expedition TO so
TO Alaska and gmine this gold, and he
never gave M che idea Of returning to
Alaska He expected 20 so back there as
soon as he had finished his African trip,
but YOU know he died there"
why did you not 80 la and organize a
company said ].
Il had 10 faltt IN the stories. replied
Mr Arkeil Il was SO Disguised az having
had 10 nay that Sl6ee3 that / did not be-
iIeva a WORD az what they said. 1 thought
they were tryiRE 20 tunco Iue, and that
they had done SO. Their stories Of pcw
mountains and rivers. and especially those
of The gold / considered lies. ana ! s1s-
revtgd they bad bought their geld nuggets
81 san Francisco oud were palmlns them
OF upon ma as Alaskan gold. II * now
evident that they tcid the truth. and that
what / considered ere Of the chief folies
% my life might have been turned 10 my
advantage bad ! used It IN the right way.
You sac. ,ha GlaVe party went right
through these klontIlke go,a regions ard
Ssha0tz made a map Of them. which was
r.ad ia tho state department They sent
- me weekly sketches and photographs 81
those fields and 50 we have today the only
frae nap and sketches which have Deeu
made there. we Will. o1 course. repgbhsh
them NOW.
millions Ia IT."
How about your clslms to the gold
tleider'
Il hs3 no idea CT making any claim uutil
Mr.. Sch8ntz teieggapaed me % look ont
Gar hts interests and that w ought ~
have "a ctalm III the fields by tho ri4ht OF
discovery New. YOU know. and the pablo
An0w. as wen rs ! do whether any zuch "a
cla!m would bola. I can only soy that
have rut the ciaiD IN the hands az the
attorneys. Brown x wells. - Walt street
aGd Lhat they have written the governor
of Alaska 20 look after our interests"
Suppose you could establish sueh 4
claim " ssi3 I. '-wh8t would Il uouaf to9s'
''Is would be worth several huaars1 mil
H1fs O. dollars its yaltc Wau1d fn fact
aa iaraicu.atis. {or Il sewers thc best % the
Nicnd.ke territory"
Money offers of $3.50. 900.
As Ter 11e SIR. Arke}l.' aaG3 T. Il would
RES give yca g prmHy Ter .tr'
FIT IS oat Tor sEie," was the Tenlv "b.t
/ eau tc} >oa shat There are thousands ii
'f "a9 would akr ~ 9et Seq on .t. STAGE
t1a statement bas h@eH published thAt
Rove tae c.aIm { nsvs received iesaE~7.5,s
5Hd letters from ah parts of tse United
~-. ssAta% ,1 he a!i1Ne& % 5at..-t
r Hat1 u.e ,n f. Nearly every t.s.a-
a hundreds ~ tals kaHd which ! nave
@ s. ateonte r.s3 by uro1sy oasr.
e ~Hu rt8 "a frW fcl.~s go MS
tu1 aa3 up 81 date th-, asrr--
oI caafsn. do, t.oE
a tes ease. ard ar an-
EH who srs5 stamps lar reply
ilat cannot aecs re sha,r offers
~@. Ase tae letters from business
.'Fes many oe tham." replied 1fy A.
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ACHAT WITH ARkEIL.
Hrs ALASKAN EXPEDITION FIRST
msppTn OFT TIE GOLD FIELDS.

How the Gfzse Party Discovered
Cold, ErauGhs Hack Nuggets and
pu.s-Thsfr Harsshfps rna " hat
Arh~ii Lest by JA@n--BfE Money
Offers TrSm &esfd-He Fortune
MsAers-Ttvo Hundred Women
wha Want to 60 to hfondIke-3
Zig Whisky Dealers scheme to
Capture the Hest uTGEin&s.
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copyrighted. 1881. by Frank Q. csrpeatsr-
NEW YORK Ags. A-asS ! OF. has fns
E.eaafke gssss seveE Every enc = talking
q Alaska ard ifs rnfrsse. ard tsars VIII he
a b.x emigration from here 10 TIE geld
assyka ia shs spggnN The sxH@ut os The
sssaEa Il alFnoat izcoacelwahle. The people
are ready 10 believe saytniRg. and r. n
xsEt 81 anything Watch bears the title Of
s}aslen gold THIS + the case wlfh some
apssarsnfIy oasol-ksssiea business Iusn. Al
ready q number 81 orzS-9 1sEAF-a-a ssare cum
~ n.ss aflfn face stock value Of millions
o. 9GlIars rave Deen formed an8 the Ia
dfraflonS are lhat thegs viii be similar en-
.aEprises sfarzad IL Fa~ other cities of the
fn.tea States before spring, aad a chat
solAy wlth AfT. " ). ArkeIl, tae pro-
asietor o. Frauk Lssiiss Weekly News
payer ard The Judge. giving some Of ais
experiences. which Sllassrages the craze for
gold.
The King az the fsioadfk~."
Ar. ArkslI nas laid claim, yog know. By
right or discovery. TO a large part or the
Eion0ske gold fields for the estate % r. J.
sslav~ and others Mr. 8lave headed the
expedition witch Mr. AFkeii sent 10 Alas
ksa seven years ago for Frank L.eslle's
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KEYSTONE QUARrx

claim, consisting of 1900 linear feet of the
Keystone lode bearing silver with surface
ground GOO feet In width, in Lewis Mining
District county OF Lander, State OF Nevada,
and described as follows:
=. $. Mineral Survey No. 1882 Township 30
\ X 10 II ID H.
Beginning at Post /, U i7s2, which is
Identical with original location corner No. l,
whence the " cor of Township % X 46 E.,
NJ ID NJ, bears 81 deg As min + 3Sl5 feet dis
tant, Post of May Day Consolidated Mine
~ ssl7l7) bears 1876 deg 03 min 9l7 It. dis
bears Al deg IS min w 1914 IT. distant.
Thence N . deg 20 min GOO #. to Post 2,
whence cor No. 2 Of original location bears
y 2S deg 20 min 81 IT. distant.
Thence N 81 deg 40 min w 800 RI. to Post 8.
Thence 2Sdeg 20 min w 600 IT. to Post 4,
whence cor No. of original location bears
n 6l deg 40 min w II #. distant.
Thence s 81 deg 40 min + 1900 #. to Post l,
the place of beginning Area 20 66l-1000 acres.
Magnetic Variation IL deg 30 min E.
The posts of claim are AKA inches square
pine posts, properly scribed are ~ #. long,
set II to Is inches in the ground, and each
surrounded by a mound of earth and stones
about 2 IT. high.
Adjoining mine the Postal, next nearest
mine May Day Consolidated above men
toned, owned by w. 4. Dean, aforesaid.
Record of the location of this mine is
made in the Office of the Recorder of Lander
county. at Austin, in the county and State
aforesaid.
All! hHu MI pereois clailhiiik al uNeIbeiy any
portion of said Keystone Quartz claim, mine
or surface ground are required to file their ad-
verse claims with the Register of the United
States Land Office at Carson City, in the
County of ormsby, State of Nevada, during
the sixty days period Of publication hereof,
or they will be barred by virtue OF the
provisions of the Statute.
o. II. GALLUP, Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing No
tice of Application for Patent be published
for the period of ten consecutive weeks in
| the CENTRAL NEvADAN a weekly newspaper
published at Battle Mountain, Nevada
o. II. GALLUP, Register.
December 81 3d.
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Having superior advantage of be-
ing an actaai resident of Nevada for
.iiirty-three years, l am prepared to
handle all classes of Real and Per-
sonal property, gold, silver, copper,
.ead, and iron mines, farming and
grazing lands, water rights and deal
er in cattle, horses, mules, sheep
and hogs.
Parties wishing to buy or sell any
kind of property, will do well to
make their wants known to the un-
dersigned. ]. A. Blossom,
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New Agency WORLDS Poultry Cure

We have taken the agency for the
Worlds Celebrated Poultry Cure.
Knowing that most of poultry in this
country require health restorer, we
have succeeded in getting the agency
OF the above medicine, to be mixed
with feed, which divests poultry of
disease and vermin and causes them to
furnlha fresh eggs constantly. Try it,
and have fresh eggs and some of that
delicious Rex ham that we have the
exclusive agency for.
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UNITED STATES LAND 0FyIoE,
Carson City, Nevada, Dec. oath, 1896.

NJ OTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT w.
~ L. Dean, through his Attorney in fact,
u. J. Bousfeld, whose p. o. address Is Dean,
lander county, Nevada, has this day filed
his application for patent TO the