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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Female.
COMPETENT Protestant oook and iaun-
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ply 10 Mrp PHAYON, l48 West S2c-st.
wANTED.-Neat Protestant girl for gen
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OH GOLD 4 SILVER WANTED.

SEND US yolr old gold. tewelry. &c. We
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,rruvopK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MARCH q 1893
AsSIGNEE'S SALE,
SUPREME COURT.

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ton ambitious 70 form permanent busi.
ness connection. States ot New-Yo-k and
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NURSERY middle-sged woman; u caps-
bic OF taking entire charge of infant
from birth. l6S Fsst l02d-St, ring Har-
riss bell.
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KLoNDIKE ouTFITTERs.

AT REDUCED PRICES-500 second-hand
wood and iron working machines; iuiIy
guaranteed. machinery bought 90 40 al,
changed. GEORGE Y. EDDY. S9s Maoi-
comet
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NURSERY GOvERNEsS or MAID.-By
North German. TO grown children I;
teaches German. English. kindergarten: 10
good seamstress. willing 70 travel. city
references PA East 62d-st
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BOoKKEEPR.-Middls-&Ssd singisi col
lector. neful-man. A. H.. Boz .. q
Greenw,ch-ave.
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USEFUL young man In private family;
city OF country. assist waiting. attend
furnace. silver and genteman's clothes
city reference. BARRY. care Kelvin. 800
sth-eve
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08
A COOK BOOK FREE.

"Tsbfe and Kitchen" is the title of a new cook hook published by the Price Baking Powder Company. Chicago. Just st this time it will be sen. free fl you write postai mentioning the. .... =. .......This book has been tried by ourselves and is one of the very besi of its kind. Besides containing over 400 receipts for all Einds of pastry and home cookery, there are many hints for the table and kitchen, showing how 10 set a table. how to enter the dining room. etc, hundred and one hints in every branch of the culinary art. Cook. cry of the very finest and richest as we'll as of the most economical and home like. io provided for. Remember ''Tahie and kitchen" will be sent, post. age prepaid, to any lady sending her address fname. town snd State plainly given A copy Tn German or Scandinavian will be sent if desired Postal card is as good as letter. Address Price. Bak ing Powder Co. Chicago Ill.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08
The County Candidate.

When the sap begins 70 rise and the geese begin to mate, we hesr the gentle carol of the county candidate. Oh, he's c jolly felloa and full of vain conceits, and sees . bosom friend in every man he meets. He asks about your family, your horses aud hogs. and Le shown . friendly interest in the children and the dogs. Oh. he's a jovial gentleman, as gamesome as q lamb. as blithesome as a meadow lark and happy as a clam His prospects are the brightest and his chances hey are sure. and he spends his money freely snd helps the needy poor. He goes to church on Sunday and bis pious traits appear. but when its necessary he wilt then set up she beer. Oh, he's . bouvant, sanguine duck, the jocund candidate. he starts out early in the morn and stays until it's lste-his patient wife uniocks the door and with look of pain she says: 'You needn't he to me; your legs been pulled again. ."-Ex.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08
snecuIa,ed tn Snldiers.

 "They made q speculation out of us, said R. T. Reyuelds to B Denver Re. publican reporter,
 Private Reynoids ofthe tst Tennessee volunteers sat in ,he Union depot all day waiting for the 9:30 train to Kansas Cuy. He is going 60 his homein May. field. Ky. worn out by ndixnation and malaria fever after idls months n San 1 Francisco. a...
 ] Camp Merritt was ss pad place as could have been selected for soldiers and the best place AhatcUnld have been selectep for the street-eaT company and the summer tourist proprieters.
 "The site ess filled in lake. The sand was from ;we!ve to twenty feet deep. Underneath was clay soii. The camp was in hollow and the water drained into the old lase and sseped up We were soaked every morning when we a~oke.- AtSrst we had one blanket apiece, after aw hile they gave us straw. Then they gave us rubber ldIankets. There Ass water under the blsnketsevery moraIsg
 'sFhat.was not the sFarst. "The sand blew over us sli ths time in the sea sbreezs. y hile we slept 1t blew into Our mouths and ears and noses and eyes Lats ofmen are Tn the hospital now with incurs ble diseases from tte g ef> >ets If the sand.
 "It blew onto our food. |
 Weeouid not get rid eft.
 "We got sll our water from the hill above. The einks s-eIe about water and drained into inc camp.
 They called the place the old Chin ese graveyard l suppose the graves had been sunk in ehe sand. They did not take any cars Of us. in drilling. Be- fore we were dissPpojn ted and left be hind the officers driHed us lots. We liked it snd did not know il was wear. ing uso t. We ran about three quart CTS uf mile to the drill ground near the ocean every moFging, got heated. an. then had ;o rest in the cold wind
 Tine officers wore oyercOats. the men mid not A iot Of lhsm fell sick from the exposure.
 Scarlet fever and mslarIa broke out About fifty men Of one regiment died from one disease or another. and ther was hundred and fifty on he sick list every morning It WAS ana~iui place for sick men, with the wet and sand and he f0g roiling in night and morninR. ,
 "At last they moved us to the Pre- sido."
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08
A Narrow Escape.

Thankful words written Ov Mr..A5a
 E. Hart, of Groi0h, & D Was taken with bad cold which seitlc,s on my
 lungs. cough set in and finally iermin.
 ated in consumption. Four doctors gave me up. saving Gould live hut. s short time. gave myself mp ro my Savior, determined ii Tcould not stay with my friends on earth, woald. meet my absenI oErs above. My hushand was advised tngat pr Kings New Dis covery for 'consumptiOn, coughs snd colds. 1 gave 1t trial. took in ali eigni bottles. It has cured me, and thank God l am saved and now q we'll aR,i healthy woman Trial bottles tree at St. Johns Drug company. Regular slz.. 50c. and &. Guaranteed or price re- funded. ...
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

tMesl stations.
 Limited t-ains No .. w-stbound, and No. 4 '-stto nj, run ssmi-ws skly.
 M caves Oh csEo 6p m Wednesd ys aud Situr s. passs' Aou que l2:l5 p u1., Fri- | 8 and i n @ys; Bar tow 2:i5 ?. m ue ,days and Sa r Avs. arr. ing at Los Angeles 5:5O pm Tues ~ aud Sat 'rd vs
 .'a'Fe gsTsf or.h Of Mojsvs holding tick et req 1 dire | via Mojave cha se at Barstow . No
 | stl lave Los Ange!es st .. n Tues Il san Fri t,ay pA9s.n- arst1w at I:4j p. m sad Needles 4 ? same ys: Alb lquer1ue s55p n W. nssdsya and Sstu days. riving -t hic .go g 43 m Frid sys and Mon avs. 2sssengels fram north of Nojave my take hs Ini.@d hsr Barrow or ile Needles Q tas H-s'-c ss ,i' ket. a d at II rItes are oOr.r-d ;h linn t=d rains
 A-.m 2 p Ia e se%P nS csrs taIr throuZn a=s ts .p es md ~hiesg1 sad Ti Hams 6 i1 5zs z !ciscy.
 Pullman ugtst sleeping cars lily througA 9st~ss" Cci sso sDd san Frame s"o ssd 2eics go .Es, tO5 k3ysl-a. -, Tsurts, ara leave Sa Fra1 Isco every Tuss lay zd Los nes e evsry We nss1 y running tAyorgh to KaasaS City. hl ago and 5ost0H. The ly -ins Fekehiag the irand Can, on of iAe Coo.a2O
 sss f,-s bsAuti ully ilustr ted book which Til bs mailed free.
 JNo !. BYRNE,
 6es. Passenger Agent, Los Angsles, Cal
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08
NUTRIOSO JOTTIxGS.

What 'sTrue" saw at Nutrfoso
 this week.
 ThreshinR has ceased for time as so many hands have left for court.
 The first wind storm of the season began Friday night and lasted until Sunday noon.
 Pine nuts are quite plentiful here this season. however soodiy number are faulty. Mir. schell's assisstant techer. Pratt Greer gave us a visit last week.
 0rson Wilkins has received notice to be in Salt Lake city Oct. l9. on his way to the missionary field. A democratic primary is tobe held here Monday evening. for the purpose of electing two delegates to attend the Democratic Convention to be h cid m St. Johns Oct. F.
 Mrs. J. D. Lee went through here last week on her way to conference held in Salt Lake city.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08
~ans Herald. Saint Johns, Arizona.
Dear Sir.


 Your careful consideration of the ac. prospectus is earnestly re. Quested, l. will be observed that it is predosed bv the Commissioner General for the United States to the Paris Ex- position to make especially conspicuous and resplendent the celebration oi United States Day at the comming Ex. position. The great feature of these exercises IS to he the unveiling and de- dIcation of 8 monument from the ctiI. dren and youth of our country 70 the n1emury of our nations first benefac4ol and defender. La Fayette. The propo- sition to raise the funds necessary for the erection Of the monument fhrough the agency of the schools. has for one of its chief purposes. the direction of the minds of our young people Co 6 broader study of the historic events of the early days of tue Republic. We are requesting the Superintendent of your schools to take this matter up and aid Ls iu such manner as he may think best. To you. however, as an Influential factor in your community we address this special request for CO., operation. not alone as publisher bu, as c citizen. We hope you may. where consistent. join personally with youi superintendent Of schools and Mayor. perhaps, in the formation of s commit tee, which will be recognized by this commission as official to further the success of this significant and oppor- tune movement.
 Thanking you m advance for your patriotic support
 Very respectfully.
 FERDINAND ". PEcK,
 Commissioner General.
 ROBERT ]. THoMPsoH,
 Secretary La Fayette
 Memorial Commission.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

I. tn. proS... cour. ei the coussy of Apseh'


 I. the Probate court oi the rcousty of Apache Territory of AfifonA-
 Tn the matter sf frs1
 es'ate Of Gilbert sfeer. deceased,
 Pursuant to sn order Of the Judge of said Court made on the zh. dsy cf September. 1883 Notice is hereby given that Willard Fsrr,J T. Le neur. Andres Jensen, 4 ?. Gibbons. !" H. Gibbons. Richard Gittous. Q S vTsnon. J. Ii. Heap, Alma, psvis W ?. Lesueur, ,. P. Rstn llsberser and H Ary BR;ls-. have cd pea- tion with the C. srk of said CouTs n which each of sad petitioners ret forth clazas a,ainst ss'o estate. c,a ming Q b. entitled te des d from the sdninistrstrix th ysof for, ceFtssn specifics parcels or pieces oflsad n the V. quarter CT section P. Twp IS N. Fspxs 2seeSsT, sside aims as an entirety. being he vhcle O sSid quarter section That said decesred vas bound end intsn ded to convey sad rss. ss,Ate oy oesd ou' died before such conyeysRss EsEe nsds, tnei reasons upon which sa Is are Prsdfcstsd are set forth in ssid petiti a. 60 whi hrefersnes is hereby made for ,urhs- ps.ti : ars.
 and notice is hereby further given that AoH day. the third day of Oc0ber. I3 g. sttsn o'ciocs n. O: said day. stths crnFs.EooTn of said eeurt at the ceurt-house. tn saio county of Afeene Said day bs;as . regular teEm ss said court, hsi been fixed for hearing said petition. when and where any person in1sreseed ln said sststs may appear end fle written objeetton ns saswi Ecauss why said iiti. shoulS aot he granted ssd deeds issued by the RdzsinissrsdE Of said estate in accordance ther Silh Ia,ed 9pt. 8. 1898. L 2. 3gRAsxs. Clsrz of the
 Probate court.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08
INDIAN SOLDIERS.
Cherokee Bilis" Astonishing
 Feats With His Rifle.

In the second troop of Rough Riders which is now at Montank Point pict. uresQue and notable character il "Cherokee BilI'. who, as 'he name in- dicates. halls from the Indian Territory and belongs to the once powerful tribe of redskfn wxrriors. Were it not for his high cheek bones and bronze com. plexion he would pass muster for fall and muscular New Englander. But the Indian origin of Cherokee Bill" is urmistsksble.
 Like sii Ihdians, Bill rides his horse as though he and the animal were oue. and his skill with he rife aud revol- yer is constant source of wonder and delight to his comrades. His feats in msrkmsnslIip are the talk of tre r+si mont. Any ot his comrades are willing iV hold 8 silver dollar for Bill tn shoot from their fingers. or hold pipes in their mouths for him to shatter with 8 bullet. With his horse at & gaIlop and hanging on with one knee and a hand he can nit small target at 100 feet two out of three times with his revolver.- Washington Post.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08
Notice COr Publication
(HOmestesd Entry No S8-.l

LAND OFFICE AT ps- SCOTT. A.1zoS
 Sept m CT II, l398 Notice is hereby given that Ihv fOlIowins named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final preef in support of his claim, anc that said proof win be made before the JuHyt O. PrOIat~ Court, at St Johns. AriE"na cn N ,- vernber ID Is.S vi1= Jo1aA. NOTt ,'t f"r tse Nf h Nr;t4 Sec = SE "a SEE ' See Z2- NV '4 = 'ec 2. 5H Lz iW.< SSc, 2S. "p N. ran SI 2zE
 H. names the following witnesses to prove hJs rontipUoaS residence upon. anH cultiva' ton Of said land viz:
 S"en',r " Niltba k. of Springrr file, ri1 Ns uI"' H. II wei oi GTe.r. I 'n"S eNyji: of frng wi e, Henr. on 0 U eer
 FRED .aICK 4. TRITLE, JR..
 Re- ikte:. First publication October l, 1898.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

On Tuesday night Col J. F. wi'son pemecratIc nominee for Convress. en- tertained the citizens ofSt Johns with . speech on the issnes of this Con psiSn. His speech was listened to by large and attentive audIence.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

A sorrowfui death oacnred at Eaga this week. Mrs. w. W. Eaear passed away last Tuesday. She leaves a hus. band and eleven children to mourn a mother's care.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08
{ SEAL }
AivaED RUIZ. Attorn.v for plainas.
He Wasn't Left.

:'~ He Wasn't Left.
 Biggs- Qui;e s rivalry between Tom and Fred
 GrIggs-Yea. I understand they are boih seeking the hand of Miss Triffet.
 Biggs-I hey both called at her house the other evening and st once began the excitIug game aF trying to Outsit each other. Tom finally bsd to glye II up and left Fred iu possesst
 GrigEs- So Fred got he hesr oT ii
 Bigss-That'a the question. I, vas a rainy night, and Ton did no: ke away the poorest umbieiia when he eft the house.-Boston Transcript.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08
For Losses.

For Losses, Ifveu' 'oee ro7 srros, go ,o sn. srm. Tfv,r 'os .,,~ a1rs y5.s pboe- r'skeF
 Y. vi, .io: Eaoe gs a~es sse vonr ssnae @~>z
 .4> Tfvoi ras- 7rE tssa courage. IfTo'r l"sse ea ii.s a,no.,hSrt IT asou .'oae -re's--eea,E.a a'ior get q fun ersi sernidh 'reArse!i to'advsnre, Tfvon lose ! +aye. 3o to the printer he can 'nrnish Y,a gitF'a capital on e. ,=1fvon lose vepr fest there is until an . other left in-'He yard. .-,t-
 Nvon loss vagT tag= von nav he ahle 70 supphrt' 1rzai' in ieeacy.-At. Ianta Jonrns'
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

Mrs. Caroline Lesueur, the mother :. of J. T. and W. F, Lesueur died Oct. |, of old age. Shewss s4 years. 8 months and % days old:
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08
SUMMONS.

h the District Court of the Fourth Judicia District Territory of Arizona County on Apache
 J. B. Wakefield
 G }summos No. 467., IsRac Iaaac on.
 rhon IS Peterson, r l. K. Gib ons,
 :. s. Gilbons,
 AndrewC Peterson.
 Defentnn.s.
 Action brought in the District Court cf the Fourth dicia' Di tr ct. In and for the Co mt f Apache, Terit y of Ariz ma
 Territory If AT z'Rl snds gree.ing tn I-ae~ Isaa .sofi. Thomas Peterson, L. R Gb. ns.J s' Gib' ons. J lImh. An 'rew c PrterRoa
 Y"u a.. heriry ummoei AI r>Q,res to 4ppes- fu an a tiol ht' u ;t . ai ty7a b .re b .vr uane' p'a ,tifS'lt T. SIT Cot fl .. Fo T b Jud DiSirr, in and h oun ' of Apa he, in h Territo:y o' AT a snd aasvrer he aomplsint slt vi h She t,lers Na rs.is <, ?. at St -jofIls., is, ssid- Counly h 9 en T s7s tex iusive Gf{he 4ay 0t -ervi ) sf.er ths se-vc uo sou O. -t!i', mmons. if served n shis Co nty; 6ut f servad out of he Cou'lty an within this District en rt5ln twenty days Tn all other &sss. thirty days. And you srs heFeby no;iSei that f off O a2Ier n snswes the c0mpls nt as ehsv re- lnTad .hep's nr.f sli tsxz dgme at b d : fault asa ms you. and wil. xpply 10 the q u rthe eifsfdsnsnd in plsnt fs co n al.iat h re- in md costs snd disb rseme -ts in his beralf expende Gtven under my hand sni he seal. O. ssid Di sriet Co1rt. this .ssl dsy of Sept A. D. 1898.
 IoHH T. HoGuE. Clerk
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

The military ball was & grand suc- cess. Dancing was participated Tn un- til midnight when the harry. hut tirAd young folks took their departure for their respective homes. ..-..,
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

Miss Pearl Udaiiof Springervile pass. etthFoueh here one dayslast week on Fer way to attend school at Brteha am Young Academy, at Provo. Success to her.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08
Notice for Publication. tHomestead Entry No. 1o70t
LAND OFFICE AT PkEscoTT, ARIzoNA, SeptembeF 2 I8o6

T September 2, 1898.
 Notice fs hereby given that the foIlowing- named setter has filed notice of his intention 70 make fnsl proofi supported his claim. and that said proof VII be made before the Clerk of the Probate ouTt. ct St Johns, AVerhe cou ty ArizonR on Oc.ob>r 20, 1888, viz Eltish R De- Wit. of springerville. Ariz Dns for the NEk<Nw M NW1zNEL SW1zNEA md NW<SRh Sec. 6, Township. ,. North, Range 25 East. Re names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of said land. viz:
 Duane Bamblin. of Springervills. Arizona:
 James c, Qssr. of Sp-in yerville, Arizons 1 G. Howell. of 0resr, Arizona. 1 FREDERICK TRITLE, JR, Register firHt publication eept IT, iasS.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

Delegates from St. Johns to the Fem eerstic Convention to he held on the Eth. are NJ Christensen; Isaac Barth;- John w. Brown. and ]. B. Patterson
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08
A CALL.

County Democratic Convention.
 St. Johns, Ariz. Sept. 26, 1898
 4 County Democratic Convention is hereby called to meet at St. Johns on "Wednesday the 18th day of October 1898. st 10 o'clock 8 rn.. for tie purpose of nominating candidates as follows: , One member of the Courcil. one men. Der of the Assembly. one Sheriff and ex-0fficiO Assessor, one Treasurer and ex-officio collector, one Probate Judge, one District Attorney, one Re- corder, two members of the Board of Supervisors and one County Surveyor and also select a County Democratic Central Committee and elect a chair msn and secretary thereof and trans. act such other business as said con ven ion may deem proper.
 Primaries will be heId in the various precincts of the County on Saturday the Nth day of Oclober.
 The experiment. of delegates to the sad Convention Is as follows.
 Nutrloso...-..... ? Alpine. 2
 St. Johps.... ....4 4. E! TuIe .. |
 SpringervilIe......2. Concho. 2 ESgar... Navajo e. 2 Oreer -.. coo. ..-.:.....- .. r.: w. J. MALLORY J. B. PATTERSON | Secretary. Chairman County Democratic Central Ccmmi,tee
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

Mfr. L. Hi voltaire. practirial piano and organ maker is here and will do all kinds of work in this line.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

An entertainmeRt WAS Held in the Assembly hall fast 'Thursday evening. Itrwas grand success the part were rendered In an excellent manner.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

St. George Cresehe and his daughter Annie are in town spending few days with friends. &.@
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

Oh sec the people on the streetsi Is the sentence we now hear
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

The Board of Supervisors are now in session.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

The weather could not he surpassed on any part of the globe. Evenings are most beautifui. for a tete-a-tete.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

stansell Greer gave the Herald call this week. '' '~@
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

Frank Ruiz returned last Wed in esdav from Nutrioso. where he was sent for jurors. @s'
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

Col. J. F. Wilson will lecture on the issue of the day. throughout the conn ty du.ing the ensuing month.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

:. Considerable work Is being performe on the mil1.race.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

August Mineer leaves in few days. ,. for Sweden. where. he 9oes as a mission. ary for the Mormon Church.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

Capt. Ben. Schuster came in from Holbrook one day this week after a short absence. ...,.,.-- !
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

r. FISHER. NEwsPAPFR ADvER. 4. tisiug Agent e MerchanfG Exchange RuflAing. San FrsnciacO. is onr authorized agent. This paper is kept on He In his oinoe.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08
APPLICATION TOR PARDON

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The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

Mr. W. IF. Burbage is Tn town af. tending court. Mir. Burbsge IS an old resident of St. Johns.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-08

Several loads of shingles came il town during the week.