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Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10
Santa FG, Prescott $ Phoenix

WITH TIE ATCHISON. TOPEKA i SANTA YE Is the shortest and quickest route 10 Denver, kansas City, St. Lonis sri Chicago and sll points Fact S. r. F. 4 P. Tine Card No. A, E-
 fective Nov. 20, 1897.
Arizona silver belt., 1898-03-10
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r. V. GOODMAN. C. P < T Agent. San Francisco. W. n. Dresser, Local Freight and Ticket Agent.
 Bowie. Arizona
 T. '. Hups, s,conmercisi Agent. Fl Pssc, ress
Iron County register., 1898-12-15
WHEN TO APPLY MANURE.
Results of Comparative Test Made a
Year Ago at the Ohio E1peri-
menr Station

a year ago tie Ohio experiment sta
don began . comparative test between
cow manure. taken directly from the
able 10 the field II the spring. and ma
lure Of the same sort which had been
allowed TO lie n the open yard during
the winter The plan Of the experiment
Is TO apply both kinds OF manure 10
land intended for corn- Plow under a.
q shallow depth and follow the corn
with wheat and clover. without any
further manuring- -Four duplicate
plc1s are treated with each kind of ma
nure. applied at the rate Of eight tons
per acre, the treatment for each pair Of
plots being exactly alike II all other
respects The result thus far Is that the
corn Of 1s9. gave Al increase Of q bush
els per acre from the yard nslurs
against 16 bushels from the staR ma
nure. and the wheat crop following has
given an increase Of ten bushels per
acre for the yard manure against Il
bushels from the stan manure Valu-
ing the corn AZ = cents and the wheat
at 50 cents per b1shel and tie straw
and stoEer AZ three dollars per ton, tbs
increase from the yard manure IN the
two crops has amounted 10 SIS per acre
and that from the stall manure 10 ST.
an average Of two dollars per ton for
the manure. with further effect proba-
ble On succeeding crops
Iron County register., 1898-12-15
SUPERSEKSITIVE SPAIN.
The Naf5oz OF Brutal Record Restire Un-
der the Charge Of Blowing
Up the Maine

Madrid. Dec 10--The impartial
publishes another inflammation article
on the subject of the Maine charges
The paper iBIima1es that the explo-
sion was the outcome of an intense de-
sire upon the part OF certain factions
in the United States TO see the out
break of war. which was unpopular
with the majority Of Americans
The impartial adds
The par1isans Of the war realized
that something startling was neces-
Sary 10 arouse national Sentimen1-it
was a remarkable chance Almost all
the Names officers were on board an
other ship al the time of the caras-
trophe- Those who charge the Span
iards with being capable of such a
monSfrons act are well capable Of COM
uniting Il themselves
In conclusion the impartial saws
Spain can not remain under such
sn infamous charge II would be pre-
ferable TO give the world the spectacle
of national suicide
Iron County register., 1898-12-15
THE SWINE PLAGUE.
Rom~ Excellent Results OSfaanea
xen the Serum TrezfEe1f0 03
DE. ID k- SalmoA-

During the past two years the depart
me11 sf agriculture has conducted q
series Of experiments in The use OF .
serum as remedy for hogs affected ~
cholera or swine plague The expert
ments were conducted by Dr. D. Z Sal
mon, chief Ct the bureau Of animal IL
1usUE. and the results were em1nently
satisfactory, proving that the dreaded
disease can be successfully treated eaSa-
u and inexpenSively- The losses SUI
fered BIZ the farmers Of the United
States annually from hog cholera ag-
yregats an enomoDs SUM In Iowa
alone. during 1896. II Is estimated that
the hog raisers lost through the -aEages
Of the disease S15. 600 poo The depart
menf Of agriculture conducted expert
uleu1s in Page county Ia, the results
showing q less OF only % per cent Of
the affected droves- This year the ex-
perinentS hare been extensive ard far
reachiEg. The bureau treated 922 hogs
OF these. 170 head died; the oumber
saved being 81 ont of every 100 TIE
animals comprised L. oroTes. and OF
these six droves lost only one hog each
On the other hand. 1.1o7 hogs in other
oroxes were served and not subjected
TO the serum treatment Of these So
Lied. showing loss Of z9-s hogs cut Of
.xery 100 The cholera serum Is pro-
cured by keeping apart for treatment
II ANIMAL horse OF . cow-aRo IL
Jecting into its blood q small amount G
the blood OF cholera diseased hog
This VIII sicksn the subject, but he Hll
recover: when Guo1her Cose VIII be zc-
minis1ered- and so on for time. until
finally his blood becomes so inp-eg-
mated As 10 render him practically
cholera proof. Then his blood Is let
and the clo1 drawn Of leaving the thin
Iellowish portion. which Is the SERUM
This Is used 10 inject the diseased hogs,
and operates 10 render them likewise
cholera proof, or even cures them Of
the disease
Iron County register., 1898-12-15

II see the saloons oat IN the mining
districts are working great dodge. :
said mining man at the Brown tia
other morning
Something newz- asked the clerk
Yg-new since the Esr started. anT-
way
Money in itz
.Oo5aesofzt- I'll ten yen how they do
IT Yon see, good many Of these little
camps have 10 chance 70 get the news
early. or when il happens. but they have
the same desire 10 yell a1d get full that
you have right here in Denver Well,
III just tell the story and make It short
Those saloon men claim % be getting q
bulletin service from Denyer-buf they
amt Whenever business Is duh M
goes : bulletin about ESQ In the even
ing szying that Sampson has sunk the
whole durn Spanish feet OF course a
crowd soon gathers, and II two hours
time the entire town Is fun and 50 Is the
saloon keepers till They are working
rhat game right along ! have kept
track and, honestly. according 70 the
bulletins. the Spanish Acct has been de-
g1roye6 dozen 1ins-Denyer Times.
Iron County register., 1898-12-15

Place . chain about the hind legs Of
the hog hook the short end Of the lever
into this chain and the hog is lifted
easily. The post ID is equally distant
from the platform (b) and posts lg, /
and p.
After the hogs have been scaloed and
all the hair removed put them II the
gamb7els and with the lever lift them
from the scraping platform and swing
them around so they can be hung upon
the cross bars in posts (g. b and - 4
lot Of heavy lifting Is thus avoided The
cross bars can be made so that they VIII
turn around On Z pivot in the cirec-
ton Of the arrows This is accom-
plished by boring = 11.-iDch hole Il the
top Of the Post- Use for cross bars four
BY four oak properly narrowed 81 the
outer ends Cross these On top Of the
posts bore 11.-inch hole in the middle
Of the intersection and secure them IN
place by means Of an iron pin which
fits into the 11.-ineh hole in the cI oss-
pieces and the post FaSten the cross
arms together. and = frst-class- cheap
pivotal arrangement for hanging hogs
Is the result With this device and the
lever there Is absolutely DO necessity
for heavy lifting II one does not care
10 20 10 the trouble Of arranging the
cross arms 50 that they Viii turn they
can be securely fastened TO the top of
the post or better sill. mortises made
near the top and the cross pieces fitted
Into them--Oange Judd Farmer
Iron County register., 1898-12-15

Good water should be free from color,
unpleasant o6or and taste. and should
quickly afford q lather with . snail
portion of soap
For washing windows put a few drops
of amnonis On Z place Of paper and il
will readily take of every spot or finger
mark On the glass
a New England gentleman claims
that shingles laid in whi1ewash zS5.3
last twice as long as If they had not
been treated with the lime
To render large pieces of wood plia-
BE. bury them n sawdus1- and pour
boiling water upon the same a long.
BARROW box Is best for this purpose
When the face OF hammer becomes
uneven, so thai Il Is difficult 10 drive =
nail true with II. put the face TO ! grind
stone awhile and the defect viii be over
ecme-
To remedy wet cellar already built,
silk channel nearly foot deep en-
tlrely around close 10 he wall. and Law
Z course Of drain tiles in the bottom
which VIII cut OF all water veins, and
thus render the cellar quite dry
Sometimes il is necessary 10 paper
over sheets Ct tin In that event ao6
Did sngar CT molasses il large proper
ton TO the paste Il VIII be found gen
rally eEectual-WeS1era Plowuzn-
Iron County register., 1898-12-15

II yOu desire birds that VIII enable
you TO compete with Others do aot ex-
Pect 10 buy them At a low price II You
wish 10 breed frs1-class exhibition
stock next season co not be afraid OF
the cost II costs time money. and
kkill 10 breed focks up 10 high aver
age, and the prices usually asked are
rot ex1ortions1e- II you are Tot par
t.cular about exhibiting. and desire
some strong vigorous birds. that have
GO faults but twist OF the comb. Or
some slight defect. for crossing OF com
non stock let the breeder know II when
yOu write, and he VIII try 20 zccomRo-
cate you No breeder generally haz
two birds al the same price They are
Eold according 10 quality: for that res-
son be particular 10 describe your
wants and do not expect the breeder ro
know your Stsires--American Gar
f%rer
Iron County register., 1898-12-15
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AIDS IN BUTCHEREG.


Butckering hogs has many disagree
able features but some Ct these par
ticularly the lifting Of the hogs before
and after dressing can D. robbed OF
many Of their ob5ec1iOns by having :
convenient arrangement fer sca4GiEgs
sczPing. cleaning and hanging One
arrangement for Tightening labor In
this way Is shown II the accompanying
illustration The farm sled can be used
as the sc1ping platform lb)- Ths
scalding vat ZAP may be aEy large bar
rel which viii hold water Securely
block and brace II 50 that II VII nof
be displaced II putting the hog IN and
taking II out IN the iron kettle tcg the
wafer Is heated The boE is killed and
drawn along the side OF the scrapine
platform opposite the iron kettle In
stead Of lifting Ihe carcass onto the
platform by hand. make use Of the
pivotal lever attached 10 1he post (o).
Iron County register., 1898-12-15
cABLEGRAM FROM DEWEY.
Favorable Report Of Affairs in the Philip
pines Par1icalariy 6rafifyIng TO the
America Government

Washington. Dee 3--The navy de-
partment mas received a telegram from
Admiral Dewey summarizing the ex-
listing conditions al Manila and such
points in the Philippines as have been
visited by his officers Adrices also
have been received from Gen Otis. the
commander of the United States mill
fayy forces in theisland- and they both
go TO show notable improvement in
conditions and the growth Of a better
spirit among those factions Of the na-
tives which promised 10 give trouble
This fact Is particularly gratifying
as the United States government Is al
ready giving consideration TO the best
means at hand TO redeem the pledge
II viii be placed under BY the treaty
Of Paris. TO secure the release of the
Spanish prisoners held by the Philip
pine natives There are about 500
clerical prisoners. and the government
Is confident that their czptors viii de-
liver them up upon proper representa-
tions from Gen Otis and Admiral
Dewey made possibly. through Con-
sui WIldman- II NAV be necessary 10
call the nary into service IN this mat
ter for the reason that some of the
prisoners are held in captivity on 9TH
er islands than Luzon- which can be
reached best and most effectively bv
Admiral Dewey's ships
Besides these clerical prisoners the
Americans themselves hold nearly IS
600 Spanish soldiers as prisoners men
captured al the fall of Manila These
are actually On parole about the city.
and the question Is how are they TO
be returned 10 Spain This must be
settled by the peace commissioners in
Paris
Iron County register., 1898-12-15
pITH AID POINT.

Gne - the unsatisfactory things Cd
this word Is kissing = pretty girl
through xeiL-Chscago Daily News
Since the skins CT animals were tina
earliest forms OF money, We see Why :
Incorporating scheme came 10 be
called skin game-L a. W Bale
tin
Mother giyl-@Youshoaldn'i
make light Of marriage, nv daughter
Daughter Gnasgnantly1--I think it's
al right 70 make light OF . match
Tit-B71s-
When . married woman iHherits
property, and turns Il over 70 her has-
band 10 Unrest, the women ask for nc
greater illustration o. blind confidence
-AtchiSon Globe
Gile-%It seems dresEuliy extreva
CANT 10 go 20 sucA Al expensive tailor
De Jink--What could I 6o2 He was
the only one who would trust me-
Boston Traveller.
Hit often happens, said Une,e
Eben, dat u manFl StaAt IN Wit de IN.
teB:ion o bein' peacemzker, an wind
up by Simply complica1in' de fight
Washington Star
Partial ncession--Teacher- John
OF course you would rather be right
than be president2' John (guardedly)
well, I'd rather be right than Be
vice president. nt.-Detroit journal
4 Puris9--One Of the New Proprie-
1ors-Shau we put ont q sign, This
place has changed hands?'" The Other
New Prop1etor--No- Il hasn't
changed hands We have al the oil
help, haven't we2 Hang out sign that
Il has changed heads.-Indianapoli
Iron County register., 1898-12-15

Since the mar began the only barber
N the block has been talked almost e
death and has been made 70 realize how
il Is himself Tie other day one OF hiz
most gaTuloUz customers began g.
soon As he was settled IN the chair
What bo9hers ne Is that Spanish
feet This uncertainty makes me-
creepy, Just as was when read about
that phantom ship II would be = nict
thing. now, wouldn't ii. If that Eeei
would take a sneak On some of Cur coast
towns and 6enoEsh thens But let rs
hope
Yes, let rs soap. gigled the barber
IN hard voice as. with Geft sweep oi
the brush. he filed the mouth and bo1l
eyes OF his patron with lather-Detroi:
Free Press
Iron County register., 1898-12-15
CUBAN ROUGH RIDERS.


santiago de Cuba, Dee 1o--The ex-
fremists OF the Cuban republican
party seem anxious 70 assume the re-
<Ponsibili1y for the outrage Al the
spanish club Wednesday evening, when
Juan Castillo. former Cuban officer.
accompanied By two negro suborii-
nafes- rode into the club rooms, and
with their machetes smashed several
lamps and did other damage
II PoFeni-, the organ OF this fac
hon, claims that the act Of Castillo
represents the feeling Ca a long out
ragged but now sovereign people
Viee-President Barbarossa, of the
San Carlos club, has asserted that II
Castillo had not been promptly re-
leased from custody 10.oO0 Cgbans
would have known the reason why
But such expressions must not be
taken as representing the views Of the
best Cuban element. which Is really
very strongly In favor OF annexation
Gen Wood'5 strong hand Is much
missed here, and his return which Is
expected early to-day. viii be doubly
welcome Yesterday Col Beacon had
before him Lieut. Cranshaw- OF the
Third immune regiment who repeated
conversation he lad had with Capt.
Blekham- of the Ninth immunes.
which throws considerable light On the
recent drunken afray of negro sol
d5ers At San Luis and goes 10 show
that the affair was premedifated- and
that the officers were more guilty
than the men
Chlef-ofISendarmer Talen1e has
now ready 1-S0o men from whom Gen
Wood VIII choose a sufficient number
TO constitute the force of genGarmerie
which he proposes establishing Most
OF them Chief NaIien1e saws were
good soldiers during the war. but
many have since been virtually han
dts out of sheer hunger. as they could
not get rations because 1hey were
armed and refused 10 disband- He BE-
heTes that they would make efficient
gencarmerles- The lawers are prepar-
ing q statement TO be laid before Gen.
Wood asking him 10 repeal his recent
regulation regarding the foreclosure
OF small mortgages. claiming that II
makes big difference N their fees
Iron County register., 1898-12-15

There Il one thing about Dewey"
said 3 naval officer n Washington the
other day. He has always insisted
that his ship should be as well dressed
as he And we must al acknowledge
that Dewey's boat was invariably the
spick and span Of the squadron, his
sailors the cleanest and his drills the
kmartex1- He makes II An unbreakab1e
rule that everything On his vessel can
only be done one way. and that the
right way. No ssoEenliness l. tolerated.
And ! have no doubt that Il was his
neshodical care Of al the details that
made Il possible for him. 1900 miles
from home. 10 take his feet 6es Diles
from the nearest friendly port. car--
ing coal and ammunition with him. sail
into O hostile harbor and make fight
upon . hostile feet and hostile forts
that VIII be celebrated for al time In
the history Of naval warfare tor its
daring and its saccesS-SE Louis
Gloie-Democraf-
Iron County register., 1898-12-15
sen wheat sx Sample.

For years the grading OF wheat has
been The means by which buyers have
secured il practically II their own fig
ares Wheat should be sold By sample
szad not by grade The grade CT John
Smiths wheat may be No while John
1Ones' may be No or 2. and yet the
latter VIII be bought at prices obtained
" the former Selling by sample dis
gribEtes high prices where they a-e
nefTfe6- The buyer tells the farmer
here is very little wheat grading So.
" ?. when perhaps he Is Offering No L.
sut must get No. or } price for H.
Let the farmer show fair sample OF
.ls crop and receive price therefor IN
keeping with the quality Grading
sakes in possible for buyers 20 make
he price Of wheat &c suit themselves
au5 stimulates notorious whea. San-
slinR-Agrieultur2i EPitOEiSt
Iron County register., 1898-12-15

According 10 the recent government
statistics, the French army Is in = high
II uafsvorab bic condition from q kT-
gienic standpoint The general NOR
iali9y Of the army increases year by
year. L 1888 II was SIS per Loco sol
oiers- Since the epidemic of 1859 each
year the army goes through similar
epidemic Large number of soldiers
die from lung troubles, the rate stead
ily rising This condition Is atrrib-
uated II the unsa aitary condition OF
the barracks, tie habit Of drinking
ah<infae and the smoking Of cigarettes.
eli Of which have : tendency 10 pro-
dlee consumption, although the so:-
6iers live n the open air and have plenty
Of fexsz.:ze-Philade Record
Iron County register., 1898-12-15

One OF The best WAYS 70 obtain better
results IN swine breeding Is 10 make
more use Of the mill products that can
be obtained IN most regions II may
not be generally known that We export
great quantities Of oil meal fer the
English farmers 10 fa1ten their hogs on
and Yet Lot one farmer in thousand
ever uses this as swine food Now that
beef sugar factories are being put up
in various parts Of the country there
viii be added another mill product for
utilizing for swine feecing.-Dakofa
Iron County register., 1898-12-15

We ali HE 10 put aside surplus C
n-of4 II the end Of . term Of labor
That means we are gaining But if We
make fair lIviag and meet our ex-
senses. With nothing q. the end OF the
year for surplus, We can hardly say that
times are hard We have had our sup
plies-au that we needed-and only
when We fail IN them and really suffer
can we say with reason that times are
hard But we hope. nevertheless 1has
every one Of our folszs VIII be secure IL
n nice surplus NJ the end Of the year
Farm Journal
Iron County register., 1898-12-15

Il i thought by many thai The organ
knx Cn the hay that Is eaten as food
NAV pass through the body Of the AMI
NAL and be excrezed in the milk but
such Is Lot the case The bacteria that
enter the body in the food or drink do
not escape from the intestine III they
are not destroyed By the gastric Juices,
they are excreted IN the manure, and
tan only gain access 10 the milk oy con
tzminatiag the same subsequent u
niIkiag-H- L Russell, IN Hoards
D1lrSRan-
Iron County register., 1898-12-15
Go souah -. Mlnfer.

Fer the present winter season the LOUIS
vale & Nashville Railroad Company Ia.
improved IL already nearly perfect taro1xs
se-viee 81 Pullman Nesx1hzse9 Sseeplns
razrl. Louisxa[se. 81 Laozis and ChsrzgO, q
Mobile. New Orleans and the Gulf Coast
IhonzSTsIle. Ga. Pensacola, Jacksonville
Tampa Palm Beach and ether points L
Florida Perfect connection wnl be m2di
with steamer lines fer Caba, Porte Rlco
Nassau and West Indian pcrxs- Tours
and Hone-Seekers excurslon zscke<s On sal.
Al low rates Write C P Atmore, Genera
Passenger Agent, Lezi<ville, Ky, for par
xsruls-<
Iron County register., 1898-12-15
BARN WITH LOTS OF LOFT ROOM

give almost another sforys capacity
10 the barn, making II possible 10 use
nearly The whole OF the lower floor tor
stock With silo and the root cellar
that VIII be found in the basement II
VIII be possible TO carry large stock
On the fodder that can be stored be-
meath the roofs There are many con-
Teniences about = double barn and
when one Is TO be built the form here
given viii prove an excellent one 70 fol
low-Orazge Judd Farmer
Iron County register., 1898-12-15

The Burlington Route has Weekly T0ar
ist Sleeper Excursions, personally con,
61csed lby Burlington Route Agentl eyery
"Wednesday from St LOUIS, and Thursdz.
from Kansas CITY and St Joseph 10 La:
Angeles and San Frzac1sco- The route = Efs
Denver, Scenic Colorado. Salt Lake City
with . Per cent sunshine throughout ths
yezr- Ask Ticket Agent or wrlte for de
scTIptIve folder 10 L W Wase2ey, Genera
Passenger Agent, St Louis, No
Iron County register., 1898-12-15
No oss.ss % Fr.ses x.s Isseaaea In the
Speech Of sur Eduasd d Moasnn-

Paris, Dec Io.-An explanatson. evil
IDENTIFY emanating from the British
embassy here has been published de-
e1aring that the speech recently de-
nrered by the British ambassador. Sly
Edmund J. NonSHD- has been niSun-
5erxfood- and r~P2diating any desire
70 interfere IN the internal AZ
fairs of France or critsc5se her
policy. Moreoxer- IL l. added. the
whole attitude of the AMBASSADOR con-
fradic4s the superstition Of u1alexolent
infenficn-
Iron County register., 1898-12-15

to grandma In the rocker Grzln-O l. good for
the whole family It s the iong-deszred sub
stI1ufe for eo1ee NeTer upsets the nerves
or in5ure the digestion Made from pure
grains II Is food IN itself Has the taste
and APPEARANCE of the best ccGee a. the
price Il l. 2 genuine zao scientific article
and = come 70 stay 1t makes for health
and strength Ask your grocer for Grain-O.
Iron County register., 1898-12-15

Railroad ofscsass czzsra thai 4 ss rery sx-
DensFe 20 run Shssr fflgh1n5ng express trains.
and are taking zasou- redncng the spee1 IL
4 EkEwse expensive - the health % r1<A
and srxuSgse and compete II business zGalrs
a. nea Do nowadays The bran. the nerves.
the nzscles, the wAoie sys-em gives ozt- For
restoring strength after hzSness worries,
Hosret1rss Stomach Bstzers y tie proper
r@edy II san ideal tonic fcr the tired, the
rExa-5owz and the weak
Iron County register., 1898-12-15

A Great Amount of Available Loft
Room Is Said 10 BE Its Dis
tfnguIshing Feature

The accompanying illustration shows
plan for barn with double driEeways
IN which the Distinguishing feature Is
the great amount Of loft room Four
gables added 10 the main roof space
Iron County register., 1898-12-15
FIVE POWDER MILLS BLEW UP.
EoWr &ea Killed and Several Badly B1rBed
at the DaPoaa Powder works Near
WlnIngf0n- Del

Wilmington Del Dec 1o--Fire
powder mills in the lower yard of the
Dupont powder works. near this city.
exploded at 1o-o5 n m Robert Nc
Henry John Moore John Wright and
another man named Stewart were
killed Several Others were badly
burned
Wilmington physicians have gone 70
the scene of the explosion
Iron County register., 1898-12-15
couIdn,t he Markea twice.

Lwyeg-You hare an excellent case, sir.
Cienf-But 3 trend Of DIne said he had
m exactly similar case, and you Eere The
sawysr On the other SIDE, and yoa beat him.
10 sach game Il worked this tine-.GreE
Iron County register., 1898-12-15

Delrop-May l. intensely feminine
Mss Jp-on-Mnre 50 than other gIrass
Well. she asked the blacksmith the other
day Il her horse couldn't wear shoes size
sDaEG-Pack
Iron County register., 1898-12-15

The more doctors 4 man has. the less Ger
tain are they what ais hiza- and the more
certain are other Peopie-De1ro5t Journal
Iron County register., 1898-12-15

KenD's Balsam vii step the Cough n
o1ce- Go 10 ycur druggist to-day and get 4
sample bottle free Large bottles . and 81
cents Go II once: delays are dangerous
Iron County register., 1898-12-15

At cnce use St Jacobs Oh for spTaln&
At once Il VIII cure Athletes know this
Iron County register., 1898-12-15
THE MARKETS.

For everyone who Is robbed On the road
100 ara N the inn--Spanisa Pr0xerb.