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disturbed sleep, nervousness, headache,
giddiness and drowsiness, wind and pain
or fullness of the stomach after meals, cold
chills and fushings of heat, shortness of
breath-these are the blank cheques of
physical bankruptcy. Take them to a
physician and he-will Eli them up with the
name of some more or less serious disease.
Every time that you carry one of them to
him you draw out some of your funds in
the Bank of Health Keep it up, and there
will soon be no funds in the treasury
The man who suffers from these dis
orders and neglects them viii soon be in
the relentless grasp of some fatal disease.
If be is naturally narrow chested and shall
low 'lunged, it will probably be consump
tion if his father or mother died of par
6lysis or some nervous trouble, it will
probably be nervous exhaustion or prostra-
tion, or even insanity if there is a taint in
the family blood, it will be blood or skin
disease; if he lives in a new or a low,
swampy country, it will be malaria; if he
lives life Of exposure, it may be rheu-
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a man TO follow who finds himself out of
sorts and suffering from the symptoms
described. It is to resort to DR.. Pierce's
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vanced, readily yield to it.
Il took DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
for Eczema (" writes J. w Barnhart, of No AS
De Witt Street, Buffalo, N. Y, and it COM
pletely cured me-
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RICH CHICAGOAN
HAS DISAPPEARED
Reward Offered at Bakersfield
FOR InforDotion CoDcerDiDg
D. VdD Wagner.


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Van Wagner arrived in town Wednesday night and spend
town He left the Southern Hotel about midnight and
o'clock which
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ASK FOR RIGHTS OF WAY.
Railway Promoters Submit a Project
to Bakersfield.

BAKERSFIELD, Feb. 25.-Henry Brun-
ner and r. +. Jacks of San Luis Obispo,
promoters of the railroad from Port Har-
ford to Bakersfield. are here to confer with
citizens regarding the enterprise. AT a
meeting cf the Board of Trade tonight
the matter was discussed. They want
right of way and town sites in the county
and $1,000 to help make the preliminary
survey With this guarantee on the part
of Bakersfield, they say, the road will be
built. The Board of Trade appointed a
committee to take the matter in hand and
see what can be done. Business men are
disposed to favor the project.
Advances made on furniture and pianos with
or without removal. j. Noonan. 1017- 1923 Mission.
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proposed to choose some one accept
able to the depositors. Howard's- In
debtedness was discussed and Attor-
ney N. Bowden was instructed to take
steps to protect the banks interest.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
The Earl Had a Fiji.

LONDON, Feb. 25.-The Earl Of Staf-
ford, who recently married Mrs, Samuel
]. Colgate of New York, and who, as an
equerry to the Queen, is at Windsor, had
a fit yesterday. His wife is attending him.
The Earl is recovering.
The San Francisco call., 1899-02-26
Baron de Reuter Dead.

NICE, Feb. 25.-Baron Paul Julius de
Reuter-, director and founder of Reuters
Telegraph Company, is dead. aged ~
years.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17

Those who have travelled much through the damp jungles of India. such as the Terai. cannot have helped noticing the large amount of fungoid growth. both terrestrial and epiphybcaL that presents itself. much of which is edible. but requires an intimate ac- quaintance with botany tO determine between the poisonous and uninimicaL What were not ldag since considered semisavage races on the northeast iron tier are the best guides the uninitiated. however. can employ to distinguish the two classes. So clOsc Is the resemblance that it would be dangerous for the ig- norant travller 10 trust to his own un- aided discrimination. and if the services of a human n0mAd are not available the fungi shoula be submitted to the equally au fait jrd-1nent Of a tame monkeys thing 10 traveller should be without
 The animal must be very closely watched when sitting in judgment. es- pecial notice bsinz taken of hls counte- nance. If tha specimen is poisonous, there is a decided look of disgust ap- parent, as the creature throws it from him. but if nonpOisonous it IS torn into fragments. first sInelled and then trans ferred to the mouth. in which case one may rest perfectly satisfied that it is edible. even though ''jaekoo' may moi eat it In no case will our remote con nections make a mistake. nor, for that matter. will an elephant either. A spare elephant or two is also handy thing C have among your luggage Indian ] Planters Gazette
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17
Trick. of a Pet Crane.

My friend has a pet Florida crane of which he is very fond The crane stands at one side by the hour. just pluming himself. then picking at shoe buttons and finger rings Occasionally he Is in dulgcd in a favorite pastime-that Of taking the hairpins out of his mistress hair In nature he is as gentle and aFectionate as a kitten. and as he has never been teased be has no enmity for anything except a dog One night he was attacked by a strange dog. and since then his hatred for any canine oth- CT than the home dog is intense.
 Dick has always been inOrdinately fond of his master. whom he makes ev- cry effort 10 please IL Is at his com uland that he will dance. lowing and twirling in the most graceful manner then circling with wings distended around the yard and back again to bow and courtesy as before.
 Another very pleasing recognition of his intelligence Is the manner ID which he always welcomes his owner He rec ognizes his horse and carriage as far as his eve cln reach. and long before the bird is iu view his voice is heard rum. petinZ greeting. which Is continued until the master reaches the gate. when at the single command. Louder Dick he throws his head back and gives fortf a long gurgliug note. indicating Joy and pleasure To no one else will h' give this welcome. It is unique and pc l culiar-fOr his owner alone -Fores' l and Stream
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17
O. 4. t1ESLA, Optician,
 Manager Optical Department, GEO. H. COOK.
Filipino Lie
O. A. HES

London, May l5.-The Filipino Juuta has received the following message from Aguinaldo. cabled from Hong Kong under date of May l2: The Filipino government in se- co dance with the general feeling oi the country, has decided to continue the war at all costs until independ- ence is secured. The Filipin0s ener- setically refuse American peace oyertures based on restricted auto nomy coupled with promises of sub sequent self government. All Fill
 pino generals are in support of Aguinaldo. Gen. Luna's reported overtures for peace are untrue. Our army Is near Manila, simultaneously attacking the whole American line. Heat and rains are causing many casualties in the American army. All hospitals are crowded with sick and wounded. Four hundred of the Cincinnati regiment have been i'm prisoned by Gen. Otis for insubordi' nation ID refusing to fight. Regular troops quartered st Manila and other towns are quiet. The volunteer: are abused and are always at tho front with very scanty rations. Dis content between the Americans and Europeans is genesal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17
nniIroad Pronunciation.

''I regret to say. ." remarks a writer in the Boston Transcript. ''that on the Providence railroad Wrentham has late ly become 'Wren-tham' Ia as in Sam in the mouths of several brakemen- First we had Wal-tham. similarly twenged in the second syllable, and ] fear that ultimately we have to submit to Ded-ham in the place of Deddum- Thus do English names suffer in the mouths of those who are quite ignorant of their history. Not merely because it is English. but because 1t is logical and historical. and because the word ham has its meaning. Waltham should be Waltum and Wrentham Wrentum- A return to the colonial pronunciation to this extent would. of course. be too much to ask, but still for little space. O arbiters of the railway. spare us that sharp a in the than
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17
poo,.rnt Hi. own Cnmr.

"A few days since. relates solicit or. ''as 1 was sitting with my friend D in his office a man came in and said
 |" MT. w. the livery stable keeper, tricked me shamefully yesterday. and l want to be even with him
 " State your case. said D.
 |" T asked him how much he d charge me for a horse to go to Richmond He said half a sovereign l took the horse and when came back he said he want cd another half sovereign for coming back. and made me pay it
 ID. gave his client some legal ad- vice. which he immediately acted upon. as follows: He went 10 the livery stable keeper and said. How much will you charge for horse to WindsOrf
 s'The man replied. A sovereign
 Client accordingly went to Wind sor. came back by rail and went to the livery stable keeper. saying
 |" Here is your money. paying him a sovereign
 |" Where is my horsef' said W
 |" He's at Windsor. answered the client. I hired him only to go tO Wind sor. "-Pearson's Weekly.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17

Dr. Jsnss of the German phYsi- cians, has arrived in town
 Read the ordinaEees in this issue which treats of females frequenting saloons.
 The Courier has that indelicste conception of doing the wrong thing at the right time. Vide its abuse of Secretary AlgeT and the retention of Whipple this morning.
 Pull for Prescott. Induce men of money to cUme m and drve nothing away-even a government institu- ton. Be loyal 10 the people who glve you your daily bread, even though you fail.
 The cause of the tram being de layed last night was due to an en- zine running into an open switch at Cuber0 on the Santa Fe Pacifc.
 Miss Msdge Gould was rendered farewell party last evening by her many friends and admirers of this city tbal IS delightfully."- spoken of iB enjoyment, but an occasion never theless of regret, as she left this morning for her future home in Kansas. Miss Gould is a very fasei- nating young lady aud among O large circle her loss IS to be re- gretted-
 The good people of Prescott stil hope that the military garrison wil be re-esgablished at Whipple. Why not convert the government barracks into a simmer resort that the peopl, of southern Arizona may picnic wItt our Prescott neighbers annually. lt would prove a good thing Tor Pres colt, and ID Tact the entire territory as the people will become acquaint ed, a cordial understanding will pre- vail and the spirit of cooperation among all sections will be strength ened m every way. Prescott peopl' are hospitab!e. generous and full O that enterprise aud progress peculia to people of mountain regions. Whl not utilize Nhipple as the summe Mecca of Arizons1 This can be DC complisaed 1T Prescott, will lead oi bv having the reservation set apar for a summer resort for the Peopi' of the territry.-TucsOn Star. In Star is truly a brazen traitor of thu city. There IS plenty of aFallsbl ground outside of WhiPple on whicl a summer project can be mainiaiDe, and besides ali of this our promi neuca today as a mining center, business stsud generally, calls Tor government station oi some kind and by the eternal ghost of Monte zuma We are going 10 have th' military of this great and gloriou union, and after that climatic excel lence will bring the rest of mankin to us without any exertion. But 10 the present one at a time IS ou motto.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17
oRxlNaNcF so. Ios.

[ sTo prevent females from frequent ing CT loitering m saloons.
 The Mayor and the Common council of the City of Prescott do ordain as follows;
 Section 1. Any female who shall hereafter frequent, or l0lteI m sny saloon in the City of Prescott, or who shall drink any intoxicating liquors in any saloon in the City Of Prescott, shall be deemed guilty oi a misdemeanor.
 See. 2. Any saloon keeper who shall permit any person or persons specified in section l Of thls ordl- nance, to frequent or loIter m hls saloon, or drink any intoxicating liauors therein, shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeauor; provided however, that nothing m this oTdi- nance sball apply to any person oE persons employed On wages Tn any saloon in the City of Prescott, and who have paid a license to said clty, under the provisions of Ordinance No. IOl. approved May b A-D. lsy9 See 3 Any person or persons violating any of the provisions oi this ordluence shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punished by s fine of not less than 500 nor more than 5000 and in default oi payment Of such fine to be lmprlson- ed in the city jail not less than five nor more than fifty days Tor each and every offence.
 Sec. f. This urdiuence shall take effect and be in force from aud alter its passage aud due publication ae' cording to law.
 Passed by the Mayor and Common Council of he City of Prescott thi' 18th day Of May. 4. D. 1899, by the following vote.
 Ayes-Brecht. Gage, Goldwater Richards. Mir. President
 Nays-None.
 Absent-None.
 Presented to the Mayor Tor hi signature and approval, and by hin duly signed and approved this lott day of May, 4. D. 1899.
 JoHN W. DoUGHERTY,
 Mayor. Attest:
 J. P. BAUDER.
 Clerk uf the Common Council. Approved as to form:
 ?. W. O'SULLIvAN.
 City Attorney 
 First publication May l6.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17
ORDINANCE NO. IOI.

Adding article 40 to section 10, of City Ordinance No. 3 as amended, imposing municipal license, ap- proved April Is, 1898.
 Article 10, providing that all per sous who are engaged in singing, dancing or playing musical lnstru- ments, in any saloon in the City ot Prescott, must pay a license. The Mayor and Common Council of the City of Prescott do ordain as follows:
 Section That after Article 39, of section 10 of City Ordinance No. 3. as ameuded, approved April Is, 1898. there be and is hereby added another article to said section, to read as follows;
 Article 40.-EveTy person or per sons engaged in the business or oc- cupation of singing, dancing, or playing any musical instrument, ID any saloon m the City of Prescott where spirituous, malt or fermented uouors or wines are sold, shall pay a quarterly license of fifteen dollars
 
 per quarter.
 Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misde- meanor. and upon conviction there of shall be punished by fine of not more than three hundred dollars, or bv imprisonment in the city jail Tor period of not more than SIX months or both.
 Sec. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with the pro- visions of the foregoing article, are ! hereby repealed. This ordinance shall take effect and be m force from and after its passa se and publication according to law. Passed by the mayor and common council of the city of Prescott thlsr ] he 18th day of May, 1899, by the following vote: l Ayes-Brecht. Goldwater, Rich ards. Gage and Mir. President. Nays-None.
 Absent-None.
 Presented to the Mayor for hi: signature and approval and by hin signed and approved this 10th day ol ! May, 1899.
 JOIN W.oUGHER ", Mayor. Attest: J. P. BAUDER, .,
 Clerk of Common Council ! Approved as to form:
 P. W. O'Sullivsn,
 City Attorney First publication May l6, 1899.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17
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NOTICE OF FoRFEITVp

To Thomas Fitch. hi- heirs And - ssl are hereby notifed that the un ,ersa-s SI| the years lsss. Isg7 aEf ls.ss- dlo ~ .. q lab.1r and imprOFement- npon I-- I. - mining claim, the notice ot looati0, - Of record in the .srti. ed rna cpl1.. ..iii - IsvapAi county. Territory of ArtsolTr lT,Isr Z
 ut mining claim being sftnsf {, i1 ..,,; Ist ! ing district. in sAid county ot F..'-i -. - rit0ry of Arizons. said eLpencll - .--ss hundred dollArs in labor azia imP...s q { said Shor. Gut mining clain tor N 1s'' yesrs ise6, 1897 snd lssc ss All -1 ST - labor snd impr0vement rf4u .I5 Srsssl ZS24. Revised Stafutes of the 3l.s-- -,;,zy { arne1dmsnts thereto and it Nil-ii .-.- fsii el after Ire rrst publicafion herec5 .- 'lF .ss f1se to contribute your p7oToF -, s ! psnditurez as co-oWuer. yoer i-.-. sss q short Cut mining claim VIII o-o'i-
 cry 0i l's lhl' CCL4RK { sTrJgkk-s,l ? isr,s , By WARREN B. LARK es e1Iti.--
 of fbe firm of Clark < s5 1As''
 First publicatiou MaTcr Zz- 55-----
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Forfeiture Notice.

Prescott, Arizona. April ', lsss --lo T- A. bArrirgton or her haIrs or a-e sA- - hereby n0ti6ed that have during ne irs.-1 expended one hundred ds'ilz-s ID -. =. the following named mining ciai1- tonWe d, located in hassAysn ....S district, favapsi countg, rl1on@ Ss: '..:- 1, eaton Of said Cottouwo d mn ink - -. corded in book e of Mines. pzZf los. - 1aVzpai eounty. ArizOHa -Ierrltsesss !. labor was performed i1 order Co es.s es. - ,l, under the prOEisious of cecuon - V .- Fised Stzfutee of the Dmted sl-.e [ ame1dments thereto, concerning -, - = upon mining claims if being [ e nEl-,s-1 - s-| ed to hold said claims for the pe1..e. .e. December tkirty-frst. lsA s.S c of one handred dOllzrs being sxpa1. - said Cottonwood claim fOT ss .
 And if wit in ninety (s0l oays Al.s ,-..i,| cation hereof, yru fail or rsf1se - - FouT proportion Of s1id expenol lt15e -. = s, your interest in the 6 id inlng = -,s cone the pr perty of the sub-crl19'-. = s.3 owner. who has made the reQuire1 S-'
 by the tsrrns of s4id section .--r,crsf
 First publication. Apr!l. [. iss~
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TALK No. 37.
CataractS.

Almost every week l find one or more Of my patrons who have cata- racts developed to a greater or less ce9ree, usually both eyes are affect ed, occasionally only one. or course nothing but an operation will pre- vent eventual blindness, even ai1er an operation vision is seldom more than twO-6iths as formerly. While this is the only alternative in cases that hove developed into real cata- ract nine times out of ten they could have been prevented If taken in time. They are almost always caused by prolonged eye strain, the practice of doing without glasses
 when they are needed, or wearing glasses that do not fit the eyes produces more estaracts than all other causes combined. It IS vastly better to devote a few moments time now to finding out whether you
 a. ed glasses or not than to spend a
 whole lifetime of regret after wait ing too long. will glsply examine your eyes at any time and will charge you nothing for consultation and advice.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17

Notice is hereby gwen that t1s unesf siVns.d is owner of he kresseent Hr,-e. ha- catsc ia VI Alnut Grove Euinsng dii q aud VII not be responssbis t0F any sa COG tracsrd fer lAhor or othzrSlse Ae ns s@1o mining claim V partles Norking hs s~sAs N''-''' NM. JACKSON.
 Prescott, Ariz-. Feb. :. iss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17
Notice OI Forfeiture

Prescott, Arizona. March It. fsqa. To the heirs and assigns of Robert hoWlAn1. l0e are hereby notified that have during fhe rear isQs expended one hundred lsl00l O doilArS ia labor and improveuents upon the Gold Nugget mine
 fine JrOFe district lavapSi couhty Arizona lesritory, located Jan1Ary. Isfs the nosice of location whereof is on record in the Ofies Of the county recorder of the cO1aty of lavApai. Ari- 1on4- ID Book @ 0f mines. page ss in order to bold sad mining claim under the pruvisinns Of Section zzt of the seyised siarutss Of ths Iui,s5 etAtess and amendments thereto, concernfne AnnnAl labor uDoa mining claims. if bring fhs Asa9unt required to hold sad clsim for the De- rod ending Deoeubsr slst, ls9s. sbd q ninety lS days after ths publication hereof TOu fail CT nefqee Co contribute your prOportioa of such expendItlre as co-oWner. yO1r interest ir aid inning claim Wiil oeeome the property of the s1o~criber, ynar co-oWnsr, who has made ths reqnIEed expe11iture by the terms of sad sae- tian Zs14 JOHN MeKENZIF.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17
THomestesd EnJry sfi-i NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

First pahIioaaon Aprlla
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17
sonp MI,ed In the Dough.

Epicures may be interested to know that continental bakers are in the habit of mixing soap with their dough to make their bread and pastry nice and light The quantity of soap varies In fancy articles, like waffies and fritteIs, 1t is much larger than in bread The soap is dissolved in water. oil is added. and the mixture, after being well whipped Is added to the flour.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17
First publication May l6, 1899.

The latest addition to the many valuable departments Of the Los Angeles Time Is a daily installment of valuable educational matter, under the title of "The Times Home Study Circle" which will enable the readers of that popular journal to enjoy, at their homes, advantages which at present can only be obtain ed m college. This new department IS interesting, as showing how rapid lv the modern newspaper IS develop tug from being & mere compendium of the days doings, and is assimllat- ing :he best features of the high class magazine. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17

freseott, Ariz9na. March I4. Isss-To sbe heir Aod Asslgns ot bobert Rowland. YOn ars hsrsby ngtihed that have du-inR tBe va.r ts,ss sl5 so ln iA5o5 ADd lfnprgVsments c e sum of o-s hundrsd lSi99,yol dollars on the Mckay -niDe i1 located ssp.ember 9th Isq7 fha pofi-,s s
 Ehsreot is recorded at thse eOuntyrecorller's C @ Prescott. in Book a of Mines, ra sSI ID oreeI 70 sold said mining claim under fIs proslsl9ns oi Ssctaori Z24 of the revised sss.uses ot The United ctates and amendueBfs tb.s-s. sorcernlng annual labor upon mining eisi--s
 T ne,ng ths s5ao1nt required 10 hold ssii clsir1 fl within ninety 1901 days Affsr tbs n.bi3.ssno 70 heteol yoo faa4 or refuse tO coutribufe yST-- Proportnn ot saeh expsnditure aE e. <ne- yoor ln .l ntefe-t ln toe .l1 mining claim will b. 0EneE, Sho hAs made ihe required sIusod; ;.So- o. by the terms of sAid Section 2s2{ s1Ie
 First publication, 4 pril a. 1- i-'AiA-