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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-24

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aIdn5enbsn Mu9sn pDr ii6, tire 5ort'n,
fdnmetipti1en unb fD unfhulbig eer
r6theten Mdngen, nnb CT itrth lttie
anb a6rtIib iiber biefe einldDenhen
Wangen unb fliiiterte babel er
Dubte felbF niht mas!
Sic aber nabm bas alles fiir bdure
Miinae, unb nod ebe ct iids berfah,
fiel iie ibm I'm ben 9als unb fliiiferte
gona erregt:
sd min Did sliidlia MAIDEN. 10
aliidlih, pte ih nur fann!"
Damn lief lie iiber unb iiber roth
ins Nebenaimmer.
Muf einmal iparen lie ba aIe uni
ibn berfammelt. unb gratulirten tbm
au Der Derlobung ,lnb briidten ibn ans
6era unb tiibten ibn, u1b ct. er -
@r bate ni9t ben Mntb, auf Der
Stelle Rldrbeit gu fdaffen. St lieb
bas alIes iiber iid ergeben, lpiber=
itunbslos, hoffnungslps, Elm bubbcretz
ter 5iinber. Nur Mbenhs, als er nah
an ben seierIibfeiten nit fhperem
Gcpf mad 6du1e fam. ba fabte ct iiA
mod Mutb unb ihrieb
Qm nahiten Moreen aan5 friib mar
Wer. Brotpn f1on BEL Inn. p9err,.
fcarie er, raum Eeufel. 9err /"
Das Mnbere berlor fih tbeils in beut@
fhen. tbeils in ameritanifden Gliiden;
aber 'tpenn Meltner aud ni9t allss
peritanb. bic Mirfung berlor es benz
mod nibt. Ser Srauring prangte
!pieber an feiner 0anb, unb fein 9er5
mar erfiirlt bon 9anfbarfeit, bab es
bier bic Gntfddbisungstlase, nit
Der Der Mmerifdner brDbte, nod niht
aab. Nber feline erpa9ten Sunegefelz
lenaeliiffe nein. bic batten nun
bod ibren Nets perloren.
Nah bret Wohen fam feline feline
Marie bon Der Neife 3urii,h, seluno
unb braun aebrlnnt, tpie bic Qebenss
luft in eigener perfpn. Mls er ibr aber
in Der eriten Jreube slei9 fein Mben=
teuer beridtete, ba purben ibre Mugen
stpar feudt, bod bann ftrih iie INN
ltebfpfenb unb peraeibenb iiber bas
btttenbe @eiiht.
.sSa. ia" faste Tie nit einem leihten
9eufaer. nipenn bic 5rau perreilt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-24
Gine uerfcblte epcfntatiru.
Bon SdDan S6orh 3intfabe, 8roecries ur,o
GatuGnfieper

Differ @bitor.
sd ben Sbne icbon por einise 3eit
auriid BON mel Beu gef6rieipe, ipo nff
bic oSnbnitp0riitie is dnb ba Qab 5htD%
bie. iont.Weu, er bat 10 piel eefdtDtieo.
bab er iebt en- expert 8alpldber dnb
9cotsman 1eie tbut dnb i'm Suttbablz
Itpiele, iast er, t0nnt ihn feiner net
net biete .MD ih en- oenn sedstt baptpe,
pie es nit fei Sab rdr. 70 dnbert er:
,Sb, cbl retht, go. bot mir tbue ods
oar net lab nenne, b0t ssus, mas beg
lateini59e Mort for Cab fein tbut."
rWeG," GnBere i6. .bes nag abl reibt
feiu, es tbut auh net piel Oiffereno
made, ipie man es nenne thut, Bot ID
thu 70 biel bapon perihtebe, bab Ou
uff Die Slbnip3riitie tel Sab unO audi
fei sur aetriepe baIht dnb ba berfor
min ih fei Wlonnie net mebr idpenbe,
bitobs Ou tbuidt bod Dei 2ebtag mir
rehts lerne. Sn mel Siiiineb fann i'd
Sid net braune, bit iH min Dir {
Shtart gene Gnb Dir 5alubn taufe.
I'D OM ennibau Dei Qeipe made
tannf1t dno tpenn Du senus s.bdbpt
haiht, um @roBerte banebe gu
idtarte, 10 fannfhte for mel part aud
nod @roBerieihtpbr aEfange, mo
p!eniie Monnie brin fein tbut. ipenn
sselIob es ridtig au bdnble periftebt."
Der Benael tpollt mir er{ht nod
lhpabe bon inteQeftihueQe @uperios
ritie, Bot ib ben ibm sleid pieb Of
mel Meinb eegetpe Gnb ben EN- geiagt,
tpsnn met Batter in mel iunge Sag net
Ell GinSi9t sebett bdtte. 10 mare If
ieb. aud 70 en- off tpie er unb f0nnt
ret Mal mel Gene made. 60 fdnst
ber frsds 8engel an: rNa. pab, Du
maait aud ipobI { feline Batter gebabt
bamtpe," Bot ba bin ih fuhtig gez
tpprbe dnb ben gebaQert:n nMas tpiafMt
Du fre9er 2iimmel. mel Batter mar {
bunnert Mal b<Her tpie Deiner!" 1nb
bamit ben ih en- binausaefeuert. MelI,
bic Beus pom60ntinasRlnb tppllte bor
2dhe berpldbe Ino mo ih ihne gefdgt
batppe ids 5ob tel Niefen net, mas fe
Su lahe batte, fdat Der Hufhian 0Dn=
ter: yDu hafht reGt. 3intfabe; es is.
traurig, aber ipafr. dnb btnn ben ie
toieber gslaGt. ala penn K fh tuseln
tpollte.
Men, id ben Gle ssuhls net mebr &C.
meinbet, Bot ben Bic pdpers genonlme
1nh in bieMbpertisments for Galubn
an pertaufe sesrdt. DO ben i4 benn
ring nefunr1e. fDo 1efCbtnnbe bat. Is
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-24
gsenn bic Tral perrsiit 1T.
Bon saul u. Riritein.

rMio. Marieden, b0r mal!'
.sSd2~
Die iunge 1rau ftedte ben aierlihen
Ropf nit benz breitrnnbigeu Reifebut
nod einmal lddeln5 aus BEN @oupees
feniter.
mas iif benn, MGnn9en2s
.Mlfo bersib niht IN Oirf&dn
irnfeigenl!s
.exo bod. MeGnnden, id5 psi6 d.
limb rerIiere bo3 8ilIt ili9tl Nm
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-24

@Ipimofdbinss ben gtraEtlt, bab Gis
r,tn, btr Ropp tpeb that dnb DersSar 4
l,,bnfisper bat nit stDti 8artieptr Di=
hetnb lei Bar gefdAarne Gnh Hat pic
6rinfs qar net 10 idxlen pripare tO!ls
ne. fpte Sic Rerls lie ausgefoffe hdtDfDe.
$50 ids mtd) binfebe min. boutrt sls
ner: ,nelIoh, 3intfdbe!" tDie tonlmlM
tenn Du in biefe @eaenbs1 MenD lro
id5 mid uniebe. is es elmer pcn Dte
Weus. no III Bic sFdttorit nebe mti
ehtobr ihaffe tbut dltb INNER let
lunh Ii, mel 5aIabn nebHe thnt. so
faa idb: .gDsn, Meit, tbnf4t benn belt
net fdaffe?1 ,No," faat Ct, rbeit Atn
id bIau aemadt dnb min mir Deal
qeh0ria bic Aude ppll faufe, benn heit
fbut's MIR foihte." v5p," lag ih, nfpte
fpmn,t benn basg" .Db, mel. fagt
er. uber Salubntieper Is otter JrtilsD
bon mir, tpo lei alte Bnbe losthlage
min dnb belt min bers5elloh toranle a11o
ibnl { Offer made. 90 bat er MIR ges
{aqt, id, foa ale mel ssreinb brt1ge,
er fbdt I sssebe stpsi 9baler astps, bic ie
Bel linn Derfdpenbe nlirile dnD Dte
RerIs fuufe audi tpie bic 8irfhtebins
Der, i1 mub nur MAt getpe, baB ie pas
Geln net tpo anners nerfhpenDe. Oas
nit tbut er ii9 gu mir iebe dno ruft
cen proprietor: reSim, bier is nod
outer ssreinb BON mir. .iDo Arls belle
min, Sci alte 8ube all Derfoufe!@ rMhl
reibt," bonert Der. trmmt BON behetnD
fei Bar dnb 1fGft 6dnbs nit mir.
b,nn aiebt er mir { 3ipei=D Dolars@i1
dnb iaat: = Der Weit bat sShne bob ges
fuat, mas Se tbun IolIe. Sic mile,
beitautos lnub man fmdrt fe'1l.
ngAubr," dnbere i1, rte fmdrter man
is, oefto bei1er thut man IN 8uiineB
fodbiebe."
WelI, ber meit bat benn feine
Drinfs dnb Cigars aeorbert dno
3un9 ben fe uffgefabre, mo met Mlte
net bei1er fire tonnt dnb es mar {
!0euob in ber Bube, als Of fe Do}snb
R0rt6bGbs uff Mal celebrate thdte.
80 ber Meit 10 balb Oofenb Weal
eetriete bat, BEN iG bie Drints georoerf
ben Waiter Oeim gene dnb benn ben
ib se1ast. id miiBte sebe, bot i'd tbat
am Mfternubn tpieber tomnlen. .nOas
lit ytetht, 3intfabe," dnbert Der Meif.
,por belt Mbenb tpirb bas alte Ramel,
tpp bic 8dte faufe min, audi tpohl
net bier Iein, Gnb fann polle iptr ibn
fein einfeife." 60 bin id benn LOS Gnb
mo iA brauBe mar, ben i4 BON bic
9peiboIarI9il nod E Dollar dnb 80
Gents gebatt dnb ben aebenft: Den
5alubn baIhte net aetauft, Bot bafht
bod feline Biiiineb aema6t." $50 ID
beim aefomme bin. ben id benz 5az
luhnfieper c Better aeihrietpe: .Merz
tier 6err, i9 mar beit morgen In Shre
Salubn dnb muB iaae, bab i6 dftoz
niIat mar, tpas @efhdft Sic tbue.
Sbr Bier is fein Gno id dbtpeis sbne
au bic 8rausrei au fdtide. Ma9e Sic
audi feline Sf1dnbfh in sSbren Goof,
benn ebr NGunh tann oar net gebote
tperbe. Sbre Cigars iein erellent, ih
m0ht Sic bite. mir ben Ndbm BON
eSshrem sabrifante gu geben Gnb ih
muB fage, Mues bet sSbne mar gut Gn5
ponberful tfdiep. 80t faufe fam i'd
Sbren pldb ret, bifohs bas 8iiiineB Is
grDber, als mo id au tenbe fann dnb
tpie@ie felbit gefagt hatptpe, beutaufas
mub man imart feie. tpenn man iDd@
biebe min dnb ie imarter man is, beito
beFer tbut man f0dBiebe.
Sbr
g dan g hord 3tntfab be.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-24

fi4 Der 6er5os 2ubtpiq fiir bisfes
@&iff, bas. no9bem Is bon benz Grs
bauer bes Nanien'fhen rsJram1, Colin
Nrher. lngebaut unb rerppirt iporben
it, febr tpobl I'M Gtanbe fein biirfte.
benz Gis unb ben Gtiirmen bes yfprs.
bens 3n troben. Sur Gortbemeauna
fehn BEN Sdiff duber feiner Gnfes
ldge nod eine Maintnt sur Werfiis
astng. beren neiie aeiftldnIoaen BEN
nunmehr tn Stella poIdri1 ,imoes
tnuSttH Scion cine @ef&pinbiolelk
bon 40 Gsemeilen II sci @tunbe
ii&erR
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-24

Die na9 benz @euami@ @prineipe se=
griinsete &usfinaemeinoe ertparb i'm
Sabre 1893 nabe BEL Sennefee gitb
1000 Meres 2anb. nm lire foeialifttz
ihen sSbeen prafttlh burd5ufiibren.
9luf bie1em @ebiete hefinren iih 3ablz
reide 50blen, pelde bic Goloniiten
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
pfan,t Lose His Head.

Prince Louis Esterhazy. military at taehe of the Austrian embassy st Lon don. was travelling alone iE an English railway. when an elegantly dressed wo- man entered the carriage Presently she dropped her handkerchief and employed other expeiients c. start conversation. but withc1t avail for the prince tran quilly smoked his cigar and took no no tice of her At lat as the train sp- preached a station the woman suddenly tore her hat from her head. disheveled her hair aai as the train came to a sthndstill put her head oEt of the win dow and -hriekel for assistance.
 The railroad officials hurried tO the scene. and to them the woman asserted that she had hecn terribly insulted by the prince. The prince did Hct stir from his seat. tnt cJatinuei tranquilly smOk- ing his cigs- and the station mastel exclaimed. 'W hat have you got to say to this charse,
 Without the slightest appearance ot concern the prince. who was seated ir the farther corner of the carriage, re piled. "Oaly this and with that he pointed to his cigar which showed q beautiful gray ash considerably over ar inch in len
 The station master was wise in hl' generation. and on perceiving the ash OF the princes cigar he touched his hat and said qCictly. That's all right. sir, !" and arrested the woman instead San Francisco ArEOnaut
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
onlr Two Nes Kner ,h. rriek.

There Is one expert in Philadelphia who. it Is safe to say. stands entirely alone in his speciality He is James Toughill who has charge of the piling of coin bags at the subtreasury. Not only does he have charge of the piling of the bags. but he does it all himself. for there is a secret connected with this work that Is known io only one man in the country bosides the Philadelphia ex- pert
 it does nnt seem at frst glance to bs c very difficult task. but those who have tried it and failed can be counted by hundreds, while the first man to do the work properly without knowledge Oi the secret having been impartei to him is yet to be named Not So many years ago there was only one person in the country who could do the work Where be obtained his exclusive knowledge nc enc knows On a trip to Philadelphia he met Toaghil and the two became fas; friends As mark of his esteem the original expert taught Toughifl the ari of piling up money secarely, and that is as far as the knowledge has been eT- tended
 The work cUnsisss of piling up bags containing l. 900 silver dollars each As high as the vault will permit When built by the experts this silver wall is as solid and substantial as if built oi bricks and mortar. and it Is well this ii so. If one of these walls should be con structed on wrong principles it would snrely fail and fall usually means SC rious injury tO some one Many mer have been burt in attempting to learn the art. and now Toughin and hii friend who e in the west. occupy ths field alone -PhilzdeIFhi Record
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21

painful mishap yesterday after noon. He was riding 8 horse and leading a colt. The latter became frightened and dragged him from the horse, the rope becoming wound around his leg as be fell. The colt started of st a break neck speed dragging the boy on the ground, when D. NJ. Clark of the steam laundry, caught the animal and probably saved the boys life. As fl was his legs were pretty badly lacer- atsd and torn and the wounds had to be stitched by Dr. Walls, who was called 10 attend him.
 A. F. Snowman of the Mesa Free Press, came up from the south this morning. He IS en route to Toronto, Canada, as delegate from Arizona to the international supreme lodge of the world of the Good Templars. The lodge only meets once in two years and ths coming session wIll be the first one in which Arizona has been represented. The last session of the lodge was held in Switzer- land and the one previous to that ID Scotland. MT. Snowman will con tinue his journey on tonigbt's train. As he has sisters aud other relatives in Toronto, whom be has not visited for thirteen years, be expects to be absent for i've or six weeks.
 Fong Murphy and Hee Long. both well known Chinese residents of Prescott, are in trouble in San Fran cisco. They have been on a visit to the Flowery Kingdom and on their return trip were refused permission to land at San Francisco. Murphy ! is a member of the Kwong Hing mercantile company here, ss well as one of the best known and most pop ular Chinese caterers that ever lived here. Hee Long is also a restaurant man, being interested in the WinsOr restaurant, and is also s member of the Young Wo Co. A petition for permission for him to land, and on which his picture IS pasted, will be { forwarded to San Francisco by to- nights train.
 Dr. John R. Walls has removed | his office and residence to the cottage west of the Congress House, Ou Gurley street, formerly occupied by the Sundance Gold Mining Go, Electric telephone No. l02. HourI | the same as formerly. ! An exceedingly large delegation was in waiting at the depot yester- ! day afternoon to witness the return of Mir. Clos and Mrs. Jones, whose | trip to California was so ru;hlessly stopped by officers of the law. The crowd was doomed to disaPpoint- ment though as the train was stopped north of town, the couple taken of and driven into town Their bonds were fixed at $500 each in default of which they were com mitted to jail. Their examination was set for this afternoon before U s. Court Commissioner J. NJ. w Moore, but owing to absence ol some witnesses was postponed to the same hour tomorrow afternoon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
sunday Trading.

A German shCpkeeper went one Sun day morning to a customer in order to demand the payment of long neglect cd account The police heard of this and regarded it as a violation of the new law against trading during the hours of worship. The offender was cited and fined He appealed to the kammergericht. and was discharged as innocent What the law expressly for bids. said the kammergericht. is any public CT open labor or trading within the prescribed time.
 b On the police interpretation two Dlen who talked incidentally about their business relations on Sunday morning on their way to church might he arrest ed as violators of the law. which would be palpably tyrannical and absurd. This recalls the good old tale of two Sabba- tarian farmers who hit upon casuisti- cal method of doing trade on the Lord E day without breaking the fourth com mandment. What would you give for that calf, DO asked one. If it were mol the Sabbathf'' If 1t were not the Sabbath would giVe you so much. naming the sum. Tomorrow. then we will consider it bargain Lon don News
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
Bids Wanted.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will receive written bids for the cleaning up of premises de scribed below, excavation for and erection of a oue-story brick build ing and basement upon lot No. 2, block No. ,, in the town of Jerome, Yavapai county, Arizona, being on the east side of Main street, in said town. and next 10 Hoover & Cord iner's saloon, according to the plans and specifications thereof which may be examined from this date 10 June 18th, 1899, at the office of J. W Ross in Jerome. Contractor will be required to furnish bond, and build ing must be finished within 60 days from date of contract. Bids must be handed in to me at Jerome, Ari- zona, by June 18th. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
 DAVID ScHREIBER,
 .Ie9x2 Jerome, Arizona
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
vArARRH CANNOT BE CURED

With local applications, as they can not reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure 1t you nust take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not 6 quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years, aud is a regular prescription. IL IS composed of the best tonics known combined with the best blood pur- ifers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what pro duces wonderful results in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. F. ]. Cheney X Co.,, Proprs., Toledo O. Sold by druggists, price 15c Halls Family Pills are the best
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
Warning Notice.

The public is warned against pay ing money to anyone or giving credit 70 anyone on account of the JOURNAL MINER, unless upon order or other duly accredited credentials. or course this does not apply to the city ciTculator who collects every Saturday from patrons for the dsily, or to the regular collecto of monthly bills in Prescott. Any IT respondent or duly authorized " cling agent of the paper will e given proper credentials.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
TALK NO. 51.
Another Symptom.

Whenever you see 8 person place the lamp between bis book and his face you may know that his glasses do not fit Linn. This is true without a single exception. If they did he would see better with the lamp be- hlnd bis shoulder. When they do not fit correctly the eyes are more or less out of focus and the letters more or less blurred. A bright light shin ing upon the eyes forces the pupil to contract aud in that way cuts oh some of the different rays of light and lessens the blurring. know oi no moro harmful makeshift Tor clear vision. The constant glare IS ruin ous to the nervous apparatus of the eye and She forced contraction of the pupil will weaken the muscles permanently. It will set up an irri- tation and disease which is difficult to overcome. If you find yourself reading or sewing in this way you are taking chances which you cannot afford to continue. A pair of glasses well fitted will both rest and pre- serve your eyes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
O. A. ttESLA, Optician,
 Manager Optiealt Department GEO. H. COOK.
..Good Resolutions, Like Eggs, Un- less Matched into Action, Will
 Run Into Rottenness.

less Matched into Action, Will
 Run Into Rottenness.
 To meet the demands of conservs- tive thinking people who can plainly see the future of this lovely city, Kilroy's New Palestine will build twenty brick cottages on lots 5OxlO sample cottages to be seen on Third avenue, corner Grant street, inside property-whioh can be rented or purchased lat about S70O esch) on the installment plan, monthly pay ments. To families living ln any other part of Arizona, the United States or Canada, that have investi- gated the merits of the Salt River valley this offers something hereto fore unknown in this country, VIZ, that they can invest in one ot these lovely homes, paying for 1t monthly, say B or S9 per month. 1T they are not ready to come to Phoenix at once the New Palestine will take charge of their interest, renting the same for at least Sl0 per month, thus maE- ing their tenant pay the instalIment lmonthly) and taxes, in other words they, the purchaser, (whlle not IlVinlg in Phoenix) will be securing lovely home in reality free of charge, oi which they can avail themselves later on, either by selling or hoidlng Hundreds of letters from thinking people in the United States and Can ada warrant us in adopting thls plan. Write for particulars.
 The New Palestine tract IS, with out any exception, the finest iu or to Phoenix. Its assessed valuation m IS9S-9 was S22,500, land this alone IS tba true test of land Talues1. It lies in the very heart of the manu- featuring and resident district VIZ. on Center street. First, Second, Third. Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh avenues, and IS the only sanitary severed tract in or to the citv. Vacant lots. 50xl30, are stlll offered at S65 to $2OO each, monthly ;nstallments s to Sl0, without ln- tarast The New Palestine tract alone advertises its terms and prices i'm the daily press, so that he who reads can know for himself without the aid of the Phoenix cur6stone rosl estate or commission man, To rb;cb our office pays no tribute. ,
 p S-Parties living outside ol pboanix can do their business "itb ne through Wells, Fargo Co.
 KILRoY's NEW PALESTINE,
 Room 20I-2, Fleming bfA'
 3-24m2, FhOehiA' A'-''
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
NOTICE TO
 CREDITOR

Estate of Toby W. Johnston, g ceased:
 NOTICE is hereby given by ths undzzpi ~ administ-atrix sf the estate of Ioe Johnston deceAsed, t0 the nz Of and all persons having sA against the .sAid deceAsed, so E1 thsm, with tAs necessary vO0ehers. vi..st t months after irst puhlicasios O' Ass' tios tO tie said sdmia'st-s rix q As q of Campbell & Job. Prescott Ia oounty. Arizona. the same being tAs psn < the transaction of tAs basin1ss Of ssd ~ in said soOanty of YEvspAL
 SUE H. J0HESfM
 AdministrAtFix of the Estate q Tus <
 Johnston. Decsssed.
 Dated this 18th day of June, 1884 Elrst publication. June 2I. 1898.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
Notice of Forfeiture

Preao5tt. Ari1onA. March IA Is0o-ro the heirs and aseigna of hobeft Rowland: Ion are hereby notihad that have durins the year isaS expend- en in labor and tBprOrements the sum of One klndFod (t1000o) dollArB on the Mckay nine iu fDs GrgFs distxsct, favApAa county, Arisoaa, wAersOf in recorded At thseountyrscorders e of ca Prescott. in Book a of Mines, psgs a2i Ia order to bold aAid mining claim undar the pFosiaioas of Ssoson 2x2& of the rsvised ssatuts< of the Uuited btAtaa aud arsndments theFeto conosr11ng anE1Al lAbox 1pon mining ciairns it heinz the kEnount required to hold said claim Tor the psriod ending Dsoemhsr stst. fsls. And tf within ninety lSl dAys after the puhlicAtson haEsaf Fua fAal or refnss to contribute your propornnn Of auch eKpe1diturs as Go swner your insseaSt to thS ssid mining claim will b coua ths prOpsrty ot the sabscriber, your oo- owner. uho kAs made the required sxDsnditu-r hJ the terms Of said Section kS2G
 Firs4 pabIiosfion, prII @
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21

sDininE ssArion ThrOugh ticksts to al pointa in she Unltea 9tatss. CAnAdA and Mexico- CoSNDcrIoNs: Jerome Junction with U. V. P. R for Jeronss P. q F. gunctissn win P. E R. R. for Huron and Mayer. Nsysf Nith stAse tO Crown King and otber mining points. Prescott with stASe lines f0I all the principal mining cAmps; Con grsss Junction with szAes liDss for Goa, grsss. HArqaA HAla, Stanton and fAt9sli. Hcs SprinSB JunctluB with the C. C. n. .. al. Co, for Castle Greek Hot sExings tke All-yeAl round health resorti PhsEtx vita the M. 4 P A s k- V. K R. R. for points on the s. P. sysasm.
 H. P. ASEWALT,
 Acting 6ensrAl FAls. AE1
 Prescott. AFisoaa.
 W. $. GOIDswoErHx. City Ticket Agent
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
In ENfrenia.

Late one night a clergyman was called out to minister to an old man-a worker upon tie adjacent railway-whc was supposed 10 be dying The sum mons was brought by another old man. the elder brother of the stricken one While he was bustling about. making preparations for departure. the clergy man forgot momentsrily the social status of his visitor and asked. ''Is ht in extremist
 The old man was not going to bt beaten. Aye, he's right in. your rev erence After a pause he added as 6 clincher: Clean in. poor chap. Right up to the neck. sir "-Cornhil Mags' zine
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-06-21
The sickle of the sphinx.

The oldest piece of wrought iron IT existence is believed to be a roughly fashioned sickle blade found by Belzoni in Karmas. near Thebes. It was i'm bedded in mortar under the base of the sphinx, and on that account Is known as ''the sickle of the sphinx " It i' now in the British museum and is be heved to bs nearly 4,000 years old