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Dress BeItinqs and Banding,

Nine yard piece, black, grey, white and fancy, per piece, 9c.
 Fancy Figured, all colors, per piece, 15c.
 Fancy Satin Betting, colors and black, 5c yard, 39c piece.
 Fancy Figured Black Silk Betting, 10c yard soc piece.
 Silk Serge Double Faced Betting, Sc yard, 75c piece.
 Extra Heavy Silk Serge, double faced, 14 and 19c yard
 Tolson's Double Banding, per yd., 4c.
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Hose Supporters and Garters

Ladies', Misses and Children's Best Lisle Loom, white and black, per pair, 7c.
 Ladies' All Silk Hose Supporters, the 25c kind. Special sale price, Sc pair.
 Ladies Fancy Frilled Side Support CTS, with nickel clasp, per pair, &c.,
 Ladies Fancy Garters with nickel clasp and ribbon bow, I pair in box, per pair, Sc.
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Tape Measures.

Good 60 inch Tape Measures, 1c. Double sewed through, 60 inch, Sc. Extra Quality Sateen, 60 inch 5c. Sateen Sewed and Brass Tipped, 6C inch, 10c.
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Sewing Silk.

Good Sewing Silk (black only), per spool, 1c.
 Black Button Hole Twist, % spools for 12c.
 Bedding Bros black and colors, Sc spool, soc dozen.
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Garter EGaStiCs.

Extra Lisle Loom, black only, width 3-S to 7-S, per yard, Sc.
 Fancy Garter Elastic, frilled edge, per yard, Sc.
 Silk Loom Elastic, white and black, 3-S and 1-2 inch, per yard, 4c.
 Fancy Silk all colors. frilled edge. per yard, 10c.
 Black Silk, 7-S inch, per yard, 10c.
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Ekegnmrmala,1d Gnmrter

THREE MONTHS, S1. 50; ONE MONTH, 50 GENTS; ONE WEEK, 15 CENTS; SINGLE COPIES, CENTS.
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Finest quality imported Crochet Cot ton, 20 Gramme Balls, colors white, cream and cardinal The price at reg ular selling would be to 15c ball. Spec ial price 2c
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FOR MONDAY ONLY !!

Richardson's Sewing Silk, Black only.
 Hemingways Sewing Silk, Black only.
 ONE CENT SPOOL.
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NEW HAVEN, Sunday, Feb. a6, 1899.
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Bone Casino.

Extra Double Bone Casing, black and colors. 3 yard piece, 1c.
 Superior Double Bone Casing, black and colors, yard piece, 5c.
 Casing for Lightning Steels, piece, G.,
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Sewing Machine Needles.

For the following machines: New Domestic. New Home, Wilcox x Gibbs, Singer, Wheeler & Wilson, and House. hold, all sizes, per paper, Sc.
 Stewards Duplex, all sizes, per doz- en- 5c
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Buttons.

Good Pearl Buttons, per dozen, Sc. Jet Buttons, assorted styles, per doz- en, Pc.
 Best quality Ivory Buttons, all col- OTIS and black, per dozen, Sc.
 Extra quality Pearl Buttons, per dozen, 5c.
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Miscellaneous.

Ironing Wax, per cake, 1o. Sewing Wax, per cake, 1c. Aluminium Thimbles, 1c. Gold Eye Needles, per paper, 1c. Needle Shoe Button Fasteners, per box, 1c.
 Mohair Tubular Shoe Laces, per pair, 1c.
 Three Yard Roll Worsted Skirt Braid, 1c.
 Crochet Silk, per ball, Pc. Tailors' Thimbles, %.
 Celluloid Thimbles, %. Bone Crochet Hooks, Pc. Tracing Wheels, 2c. Darners with handles, %. Genuine Beeswax, per cake, Sc. Woven Initials, Script or Old Eng fish, 3 dozen for Sc. Collar Stiffening in Collar lengths. Sc. Vorwerk's Collar Stiffening in Col lar lengths, 5c.
 Porpoise Shoe Laces, per pair, 7c. N. P. U. Waist Closers, 5c.
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LiningS.

36 inch fast-black Percaline. SC yd. 3o inch Colored Percaline I-4c yd. s6 inch Silesias 6c yd.
 IS inch best Frehch Hair Cloth, roc yd 30 inch fancy Skirt Linings, at LAC a yd.
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Dress Shields.

Seamless Stockinet, per pair. 1c Seamless Stockinet, per pair, 5c. Pure Gum Shields, Cambric Covered per pair Sc.
 Extra Quality Stockinet, per pair, Sc Japanese Silk Covered Shields, per pair, 14c.
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Howe & Stetson's Daily
 Store News.

NEW HAVEN, Sunday, Feb a6, 1899. Shave Yourself? Then you will appreciate this offer to save money. You can give yourself a quick, clean, easy shave at practically no ex- pense. Note the following:
 Razors.
 You have probably heard about Wade & Butchers Razors since you were boy. There are none better made. We offer you the choice of the newest styles they make, namely, their Special No. B and IS. These two razors are full coneave, hollow ground, round or square pointed and embody Razor Experience of many years. We mention catalogue numbers so you can find out what other people charge for the same goods. Our price for this sale is
 soc. each.
 Razor Strops.
 Just as cheap too. We give the choice of the foremost kinds made.
 Barber's Swing Canvas Back, worth $I.oo. 40c. Combination. Regular soc. 33c. Cushion. Regular soc. 33c. German Belt. Regular soc. 33c. box, k %kA Strop-ask to be shown one of our Shaving Paper Dolls-a decided nov city and is quite Chit" Price oSc.
 Lather Brushes.
 We have got just 7a in this lot-Each one different, because they were samples sent from the manufattur- CTS across the water, to their repre-. sentatives in New York City--Sam- pies are usually good. There isn't brush in the lot that didn't cost the maker nearly soc. We are going to sell these to the first corners for
 Soc. each. They may last till noon Monday. Don't be disappointed if they are all sold by that time.
 With the Honey You Savt.
 by shaving yourself, you might in dulge in a few of those toilet requis- ties, which heretofore you thought expensive. However, there are some that you can hardly do without. Each article in the list stfolowing has known reputation as the best of it's kind.
 Colgate's Balbers' Soap, 4c. Williams Shaving Stick I0c. Park & Tilford's Bay Rum,
 Pints, 3oc. Ed. Pinaud's Brilliantine, 27c. Comfort Powder (small size), roc. ' large BOG. Roger & Gallet's Cosmetique oc. {" Violet Water
 (four ounces), Sic. A good Triplicate Mirror, 73c. m@ N umer ous .FV( atas styles in this ll9NM: 4 seasons Neck - 711ia, wear. Fortune favored us in U(NE securing this lot z :" from a promi- ent manufacturer. Every carf is made from the choic- st silks and satins, in neat gures, broad and narrow tripes, the new broken plaids nd hundreds of other beauti- Il effects to gratify every Iste. To get the choice pat rms an early call is advisable. lowe & Stetson.
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Safety Pins.
Crochet Cotton.

Nickel Safety Pins Clinton style, all sizes, per dozen, 1c.
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Trimming Brdids.

Silk Tubular Braid in brown, navy, green, white and grey. Regular price, Sc. Closing out price for this sale, 20 yard.
 Silk Soutache in nearly all colors, regular price, Sc yard. Sale price 1c yd.
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Shave Yourself?

Then you will appreciate this offer to save money. You can give yourself a quick, clean, easy shave at practically no ex- pense. Note the following:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27
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DUTIES OF THE
new INSPECTOR

Byron Thomas has been appointed
10 nli the newly created position of
franchise inspector, until the reEu-
lar civil service rules are complied
with. Mr.. Thomas has been I'm the
city engineers Office and In consider
81 very competent man for the
work His duties are under the di-
rectiou II the city engineer.
The Office was created for the pur-
pose Of overseeing improvements or
changes made on public streets by
corporations holding franchises.
Trscklaying by street car lines. the
laying Of pipe by the Seattle Steam
Heat A. Power Co. and other SINH
lar improvements Will come under
hts supervision.
He will watch such work 20 see
that the companies fuifll the condl-
tions of their franchise In the work
Itself. the materials they use. etc,
and that they do the work and leave
the city's streets IN as good eondl-
ton as they were found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27
MORE TROOPS
FROM CANADA

OTTAWA. Ont. Dec. r5.--canada' .
vice in south Africa will consist 81
i.ots men and sa1 horses. three squad
runs 81 mounted ftfiemen are TO ne
sent. and three batteries as Eunsb Of
fisld artillsry. All the cavalry corps
ana fnld batteries are 10 b. asked "a
furnish their quota. but ons-hsif the
mounted rih~men will be drawn from
the ranks ~ tho Sorthwes; Mounted
Police. The Dominion Government
VIII pay the men the difference be.
tween the imperial rates Of pay and
that which they would receive II on
service In Canada- The Allan iinsi
Partisan has BEEN chartered aa ons
% the transports. she will leave
Halifax. ~. a.. about January Is.
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A MILLION TO
AID THE Beers

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-John T. kcat-
Ing. national president ~ the An
Client order Of Htbern.ans. said to-
day that the plan To raise Loo 900
IN the organization to aid In ftting
out troops 20 hcip The Beers In their
night with the British. met with the
enthusiastic Enforcement 81 every
member % the order in the United
States and Canada.
Mr.. Heating has been authorized 20
bring the matter before the execu-
tive officers ~ the order IN the Unit
cd States and Canada.
n Ia proposed that every member
give money toward the scheme. and
that with the fund thus raised.
troops aud hospital corps be equip
ped and sent 10 South Africa to Join
the Boar forces.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27
COTTAGE CITY SAILS.

steamer Cottage city. Capt. Ian
sen. sailed for Alaska this afternoon
about 7 o'rlock. with a cargo OF gen
~rai merchandise and % passengers.
Among them VAS Marshal J. N.
ahoup. Her firaf class passengers
we're. ! l.. HRRsiale. J. 81 shoup,
Mrs ]. M. Tanner. IA. Doiau. Lucy
senple. A. NJ. somerasid. Mrs J l..
RaKsdate. J. ~. Tanner. Frank Al.
rahamsau. Mrs. IL poinn. =. l..
HoFue. John MeMuIiln. W. Il. Knoll.
y. ". Taylor. J N Tofnpkiua. car
re Chambers. =. q. Mash. <. y
Crane and six second class pasNen-
~ura
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27
WANT DAMAGES
FOR INJURY

W. q. Robb and James Lsyan. eon-
tractors. have entered suit against
LEO sehwabarher for damages IN the
sam Of t1.slb. The alleged grounds
are that on November 10 iaHt. shiie
IN. plalnfsffs were constructing the
Cedar River water pipe line. Hehwh-
haehsf maiiciousiy caused n writ OF
attachment ca be levied ON 80 seat
% wire cable belonging 90 them In
Arthur precinct. and kept possession
OF the same for more than ten days
thereby injurtnx their business
standing In Seattle.
Roth brings a second damage suit
against sehwahaehss because of an
action instituted b. tho latter at
Arthur precinct last November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27
MINISTERS TO MEET.

The ministers Of seattle will meet
NJ the ONCE Of the Charity Organi-
ration Society. Fourth avenue and
Jefferson street. at o'clock this
evening. 20 confer about the work ~
the society In ita relations 70 the
churches The outlook for enlarge.
msnt Of the charity work II very en-
courasinK aS the finances are in n
better state than usual at this sea-
aOn,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27
MAINE DEAD
AT ARLINGTON

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Dec. III
a special train bearing the remains
OF the Maine dead arrived at RIOS
lyn. Va. this morning. FORTY teams
from Fort Meyer met the train and
removed the caskets to Arlington
cemetery. The caskets were placed
in sheltered tents near the site OF
the graves. and guard OF marines
was posted to be maintained over
the remains until the intcrment to-
morrow.
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THE MUSICIANS
DID GOOD WORK

The Musicians Union has made a
report through It's treasurer. .. r.
Bray. Of the ball given for the henc-
NJ Of IN. Carbonate sufferers. II
shows a handsome balance. and re-
rects great credit on the enterprise
OF the local musicians. The total
cash received war tiao.zs. out 81
this 80 was expended for hall rent
- for advertising wagon. 81 Tot
painting the same. ana ti.s0 for a
lady attendant. The total expense
was. therefore. but So 70. leaving a
net balance Of 1915. Many Of the
tickets we're sold on the personal so
licitation ~ the musicians. who
worked hard for the benefit OF the
sufferers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27
IrainIosd Of Gold Ore.

DENVER. Col. Dec. s7.-A train
load Of bread gauge care of gold oie
from Cripple creek has Just arrived
Ia ncnver, This shipment IN worth
niorr than any tralnlaad ~ ore ever
son, Qua. probably. from any mining
district In the world
one car contains about so tons and
n Is estimated attsa0.000, The other
~ cars are also high grade. Five
armed guarda arrived with the train
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"HELLo" GIRLS GIFT.

The telephone operators In the 10
cal office presented the chief eper'
atoy. Mss narheF. with a maeuia
cent silver and ctsany manicure sei
as a Christmas FlFt. Tho operators
are never forgotten az Christmas.
tide. aud - or ~ pounds ~ nae can
dies and sveytmesfa wsrc sent into
the local once On Monday by bghl'
nens men o. the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27
ON. TINE FENCE.

The special committee appointed
10 consider the laws governing the
miners at Cape Nome. 10 divided In
its opinions as To whether miners
should be compelled to submit
minute description OF their claims.
up To work new claims hy simply
stalking them out. This matter viii
be decided this afternoon by the
chamber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27
voDAv's LAND SALES.

A iarrr nunb.r Of real estate
transfers Werr recorded todaY.
Jacob Di~rins nald a bot on Hyde
near Division To Nellie ttoeth fur
ti.ooo. Jennie Pas. bought from W
y. stxsntsei lot on the cafnsr 81
Republican and Hammer for 81 60,
and Fs.oid u 20 Henry f.unE Tor
q. s6a. 0insy r inmsn for tisT7 oh,
tanned a shsrtrw deed 90 a tot on
Market street near Jackson. Nina
Reed purchased for si.si; &. n 10,
near the corner Of Thirteenth and
Frederick street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27
REALTY MART.

w. T. whitney has bsnght half a
block on Third avenue south. be-
tween Main and Jackson, for st.soo,
Mr.. Whitney u connected with the
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co, The ru'
NOR that a factory II to he erected
there II dlscountenanccd BY him.
Mr.. fAppy. the we'll known kion-
dixie investor. has purchased site
on the east slde Of First avenue
south for $4,000. where he will erect
a business building.
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NOME MINERS MEET.

The Cape Nome Alaska Miners
Association viii meet at the Stock
Exchange. 1920 First avenue, t6mor-
row evening at s O'Clock. All par
ties Interested in mining I'm Alaska
are invited 60 attend. James Hamil-
ton Lewis win make an address aud
matters Of vital importance viii be
discussed a call To this effect VAS
issued by George W. nm. president.
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PRACTICE WORK ON.

Practice Tor the An-seattie-stan-
ford football game began yesterday
at the Y. NJ G. a. park. a ful team
was not present Today two fun
efcvens are expected out. Work be-
gun at ? 80 sharp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27
Shells for the British.

BERLIN. nee. "a Socialist pa
per In Essen reports that the Krupr
factory ~ working night and day,
preparing 10000 shells II adds that
the caiibcr for which the shells are
being prepared Is 20 MIN meters.
which is that ~ English guns,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27
AMusTMrNr nuLLrrIN

SEATTLE THEATER- Moore Rob.
erts Company In silence of Dean
Maitland"
Third AVENUE THEATER
-'Womrmbor tho Maine"
OLYMPIC THEATER-Bur lesauo
London Gnlcty Girls,
Miniature Dawson Clty-t323b
Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27
DIRECTORS
GET A WRIT

The temporary writ % mandate
issued by Judge Jacobs 90 the Rem
ton school directors against the
county commissioners. was made
permanent BY judge Moore this
morning. County Treasurer whit
tiesry ts directed u return the tax
rolls for 1893 Co the county auditor
and the county commissioners ere
directed 10 levy enough additional
tar To PAY the int~res, accruius on
IN. bonded Indebtedness ~ the dis
,rict. The writ Ia rvtnrnabln Janu.
AIRY 4 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27
BOSTON BANK
ASSIGNS

BOSTON. nec. = y, c. Hodges q
Co. bankers and brokers. mad. an
assignment thu morning.
TIE tsiiure - usid 10 have srpwn
out % the COLLAPSE q the United
states mining stock pool In this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27
The Olympic rhestsr.

The London Gaiety Girls" con
tlnue to amuEe Mt the smoking con-
ccrts Of the Olympic theater. The
performance r. an olio OF laughter
and song, mostly rendered by pretty
girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27
Tho Skating RInk.

The skating rink has been we'll
patrouiEed during the holiday sea
son. The rollers have become one 81
the most popular diversions, and a
good season IL assured to the enter
prlsinE management
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27
Miniature Exhibition.

Dawson In Miniature" IL attn be-
Ing exhibited at i323h Second ave-
nue.. This wonderful piece Of me-
chanism IL seen by hundreds daily,
and never fails In elicit surprise
and admiration from every one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27
YEsLER ESTATE TITLE.

To clear the title Minnie q. Yeslor.
w. ~ white. l.. $. J. Hunt and
wife. a. -. Stewart and wife and
Annie VI. Brown have filed quit
claim deed 10 all Mrs. Yosler'H
claims and holdings to the Yesler
estate, for li.O0.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Seattle rhostsr.

The Moore Roberts CO. will pre-
sent at the Seattle theater tonigh,
dramatic version Of Maxwell
Grey'h popular novel. The Silence
~ Dean Maitland The drama 10
based upon the deans crime. suffer
Ing. expiration and death on the altar
steps.
Friday and Saturday nights and
Saturday matinee. the hil Will be
changed TO David Garrics."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27

Steamer wolcott IL expected to
leave for the north this evening. She
In now loading coal at the South
bunkers for sltks. When she arrives
there she viii take the run of the
Golden Gate. which will 'ome here
10 be overhauled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-12-27

The stars carriers were the guests
Of Manager Russell at the Third
Avenue theater last might They
witnessed Lincoln J. Carter's RE.
member the Maine" and showed
their appreciation Of tho perform
aner IN true American youth style.
The Chiuaman was n general favor
ite. The villain attracted most at
tention and unfa vorahie comment,
on one occasion. when that individ
uai escaped from a tight place. one
youth was heard to remark to his
neiEhbar ''ffuily Gee, wisht had
that Teller In the Star alley and I
wouldn't do n ting 10 him" The
same younEster few moments
later IN n brush between the hero
and the villain. forgot his surround
ingH and advised the favorite 10
hit him with an AZ"
whenever the words Remember
the Maine were given vociferaus ap-
~ use came from the young pat
rpts. The scenic effects. particular
~ the last ,ahleau. left the distribu.
tors ~ tho news hreathless with ad
miratton.
Mohave County miner., 1899-10-14
Kingnan House,.
MRS. j. X. MACKENZIE,
-~iProprietor..

This house is centrally loca-
ted, but in quiet neigtor- >t<
hood, where guests are assur- 1lf
ed of refreshing nights
sleep. Rooms large and well ~
ventilated.
Cleanest and best furnished
house in Kingman..... ~
Rates reasonable.
Mohave County miner., 1899-10-14
Agitation.

This appears to be an age of unrest,
not only in the United States, but
everywhere Throughout Europe, away
down in Africa and even among the
slow and nOn-progressive Chinese there
is unrest and agitation among the peo-
pie. In affairs of state, in commercial
rivalry, and in social and religious
spheres, there is spirit of chatting, a
seeming desire for changed conditions.
But all this BODIES we'll for the future.
1t means that the silent but fixed law
of compensation is engaged in equaliz-
ing and giving direction to natural
forces and causes are giving forth their
natural results. AS the Boston Chris
tian Register well observes:
agitation keeps lakes, seas and
oceans from stagnation. BY the con
slant movement of its particles water
is purified, aerated, and, whether in the
salt seas or fresh water lakes, made
wholesome and refreshing. In a like
manner society is kept in motion, puri-
| fed, freshened, and filled with the
breath of life by the constant move
ments of its constituent parts. Many
are alarmed by the restlessness of
theologians, laboriug men, political
leaders, governments and nations.
But the very life of modern society and
the permanence of civilization are de-
pendent upon the movements of So
ciety which prevent stagnation, dis
tribute the vital elements of civiliza
ton and progress, break up barbarisms,
and bring out into the fresh air and
sunshine all the inert elements, which
else would settle and stagnate. But it
society, as in the atmosphere and the
ocean, the powerful currents which
most powerfully affect the welfare of
the human race are not the noisiest
or the most obvious. The movers and
the movements which are most con
spicuous in the headlines Of the daily
press commonly do not represent the
deep, slow-moving forces, which like
the great ocean currents and the trade
winds are shaping continents. They
are rather the puffs, flaws. squalls,
cross currents, and rips which abound
in the neighborhood of islands and
shoals. They often indicate danger,
but they cannot be depended upon to
indicate the course of a long voyage
or journey round the world. Taken
too seriously, agitations of this kind
IN church and state excite alarm on
the part of some, and in others excite
expectations of rapid change and pro-
gress which have no warrant either in
experience or in sound reason. Agita-
tion prevents stagnation. But he who
would read Alright the signs of the
times will look beneath the surface of
events, and study the deeper, slow
moving forces which shape the course
of history"
Mohave County miner., 1899-10-14

1t does young fellow good to get
into contact with men of brains and
talent, men whose genius and ability
have achieved something in the world
says an exchange 1t banishes much
of their inordiDate conceit and at the
same time teaches them how great men
think aud speak. If you are young
man ambitious to improve yourself
in all the ways you can, lose no oppor-
tunity of putting yourself in contact
with men whose experience and ability
are greater than yours. 1t will show
you your own insignificance and stim-
ulate you by showing you standard
you have yet to attain. Besides this,
iron sharpeneth iron," and nothing
sharpens mans mind like bringing
it into contact with sharper mind.
Sharpen yours in this way every
chance you get, and some day it may
be sharp enough to sharpen others,
besides it's nice thing to have, if it
is very sharp.
Mohave County miner., 1899-10-14
Mine Warning Notice.

To ALL WHOM 1T MAY 'nNCERS:
Notice is hereby givel that the DE Ia Fon.
tain, situated in Wa lapai nididg dis.
trict, M0haye uuty. Arizona, Is the prop
erty OF the uudersIg Ied, aIi that neither The
niue nor the owners thereof will be respons.
tble for aIy labor or deb's cnHuacted, uOi ia,
juries sustained by any person or persons en-
ployed or working Oh said property; aud that
no c aiDant or employe l. the ageat Of the
operatives aud laboTers gage in such service
Rt their own risk, aui that 40 debt claim Of
debt is valid gainst said m Mag claim or its
owners. W. n. CUSHING.
Kiugman. August l0 1899.