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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-10
PrIr,is and Chronic pI,aasss sfNsn

Men suffering from evl ef- fects of youthful indiscre- siOns, syphilis, gonorrh1a, glect, stricturA sexaAl weakness, y8rioocele, un- natural discharges, lost vitality. failing memory, unftness to mary blood. g in, kidney or privas9 dis eases, are speedily cured. DR. COOK has spent 70 years of persistent study and experience in bis ovn practice and among the largest Eastern hospitAls n, ,-r-rs-a fhun elan 1F Nfa-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-10

sDtntnE stAEIan ThrOoEh tieksts to all points i1 the United States. CA1Ads and Nexico.
 CoSSrcuOSs; Jerome Junction wifh q. v . r. for Jero1e. P. d l.. Junction with q. k k. l- for Haroa and Mayer. Mayer Wiih s'Age % Crown King and other mining all the principal mining camp: Goa Sress Junction wffh stA<s hree for Con Ere1a, HArcCA HAlA, Stanton and farneil; Hot sprtDes Junction with tue C. C H. s al. G.. tur Castle Greek Hot SErings the All-year -roGnd health resuFt; Phenix with ths N F d s- K V. h k. R. for points on the & r. EyEtem-
 Y. A. MURPHY RE WEiLg
 Prest. Gen Mgr. A.st tsen- Ng1.
 Prescott. ATlBonA. Prescott ArizonA GEO M- SARGENT.
 General '. d 2. Al.
 Prescott. AriEnnA
 ". $. GoLnsNoRrH1, City Ticket Ap1ut
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-10
THE CITY AND COUNTY
Newsy Notes OI Prescott and the Sur
 rounding Country.

R. BAEHR for house painting and paper banging. Telephone numbers leS and 97.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-10
SILVER ZIP

hagluEi1g ss eent-r eod mon a gsaazi q in A soatherly direction fran center a e coFery stzAft, a mon of stunas 8 f1 ua and ft h1Eh at tenteF sf ns rth eEd l mIn s0o ft to cor DO I, Identical wifh ssar of location which is also corner 10 of nr. lode. | l4 M no fS12. \ b. bssnB&a min e Is ft; thence . 5 deg 6 min V Is9 cor no Q originAi location mon heazsns min V G e. thence sf ceg is min - co at, center end mon. original center end nz cation mon heArs n 10 deg v % ft tbsncs sis e mn e lal0 ft to corner DC q i6srfiuz corner If the location which is als0 cug ,ae the kns Ter lode of thss sarTey. thsra Ess l3 min 90 feet 70 center esd mszunzrl place ot beginning of survey of extsris<lz ariee-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-10
Application For a Patu
U.sI.AND OFFICE F rescot. Ara. Arril 2i IE1s

1'77ll,-s aII1-s a FlTll n, Iela r
 Notice ls hereby given that DaFif ". s,-l. oy R. E- Morrison attorney "a fact. Ekr.. g,n e ao0ress is fresc0tt, Ariz.. he tts 1 hnndred linear feet Of the Silver tlrn' =. and Plie e 1Elch nines or Yeins haari,r ,- silver and ccppet, with surfzcs l.rou.f - drsd let m Eidta, sitGated in SQuas Pa .. ing district, County Of lBFzpzi, and terrI-- AftsonA. an deslgn&ted ths felf nsl. <, ornciAl plA, on hls il this oeics as carve .1 township a l range 5 e Of the ls sn1 SR RFS meridian. said g2rVey no IFS beng dssr-i'-'- foli0Wa, to-wit.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-10

If you have piles cure them. No use undergoing horrible operations that simply remove the results of the disease without disturbing the dis ease itself Place your confidence in DeWitt's Witch Hazel Sslve. It has never failed to cure others; 1t will cure you. BrisleY Drug Co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-10
sAReAININ REAL EsrArE
Situation Wanted.

By woman to cook or do general house work in town or country. Ad- dress, MrS. 4. Oyertou, postoffice.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-10
ADJOINiNG CL AIMs AND CLATNAV.

hshAnce lode is b0nndesi on ths uo-.s,- the hlAek Prince. . Nc s4hAn. clai-r ss- ..-. ssl ssl e1i A,a Ol tlie northwes; bs Cuprife. f f MAhA1 claimant. which also h.,r,,.s. = - . 2 on ths southwest. The FAirplay i- So--7. the north bT the QuArtstte. survs- =. |, [. claimant JOssph and John E. n.-ss,..-.-.-- = q ss 7',rts eAs, by Gold Spar unsarse--i .I.. Frank hesh bonded to Zoua Canr-s- = company claimant. The WEn{ll, it - e- the nnrtA by the tfald spar. uEsarvev.5 = 9AnitlA ano Polar rIar ale houn-t-7 :. { northeest ey the Arrastra sUrv-T rs -r- " '. adjoining claims kuown.
 Auy and all Iersons hol1inr s.iv-rs. ,t.,. any Of ths above descri bel cisir,1s s-- - @ pre~ent the sane bs7ore fhis sls-. = sixty days of the hFsf puhlioasiaa M ,.. siu be barred by sirtas of ths p-ovi.,--. ,, r | nited states statutss.
 kkEDERiCK "A. TRTTIR Jn s.' JOHN J. HAWKINS. -
 Attorney in fact for laimauf
 first publication March 1e. isQe.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-10

Decorate your homes. Nothing better than flowers. An unusually well assortment of Ferry's Howe seeds at Brisley's. ZSt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-10
.FAIrRlay

Ks.sa sxs.-,sls an4 is elainrd fSr IssNart s.ln alrf ss nfrsouseSf tss FsEE tas r1.ss..s E ~. sl. -.si s "a a asafk Nss1ertr dir=cris. s- v.,-tt-s.sf s,unlFr cod usou1Ineuf tks.1vrs tsr3I,r hlsenlartcs as hereln daecFthal =. easrFs taanel DO satd katrIsiss is-ss - Ia . niarssssnslerty dlrectsen and ll5t 9 @sath sestrrlF clrecre1z tAerstr1a aas .- t ad as fsslloa.
 H.s.riln5.5r.r d iri1iai Ean d ne ee.-... rial11 a snssr sf stEusz 2 ff u1 hsss n1.s r .-l tf.enrs Q a daz E1N ff to car n1 f s. uifh assr uf iriaszea. silers f-arpkr-- - llx1l ies. ssi ! e la sruGnd sad s,r-s,.,s a u,z1n of stones. sfeDe Earked - Etsnoa l. sA M 10 br. 6s 1-, I1H E thencs e daE tso e itsntscal sstA cor of feca1ios. Hkrr. - sx ilEst tls. s-t 2 c iH <rqu1d aud s1r---s....s a moa of ssznas. sfssoe E1Arkel F - skeare % deg e 60 ft ta cor no d us;-1 t7 cor ns tletkCna k1l cssT 10 flepp-@.. st this surysy, theaes Q te sss,E @ Iza5 n fss. -. i,tezticAi Wlth treEtiun a nsf alse rsk !. q Nopperupoli< aai car ne 2 GAniiia -. 7 carver. Whrro a psorrb5ry ktoEa szsr1s " q in Gruund Ans alltzlsf slte hailf u.-.. -sssE a ft an haAe ft hiEh. sto1s uasrkasf R - - 9g
 hs oe a deE VI aQ0 ft Go ne c.ns-e -rrl plAc-of hagianing sarvsy Of eKierioT l..,....Lf -. FaE lt daE e4st.
 Ths nstire Of leeAflan os sail ar.;-,,..,- recersiei il bsssk Ss sf mines d - - ords of isvaFszi couzty AFisoBa. VI
 For further hasrlnza. distaurss .-a fiau of sad tosifs Ani each ot th.-.. -
 he above chin. rclsrenes is herel1s - U. S surves cs's atEtes cn hls ia ti.is l---s
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-10
Mineral Application No. 4O6
UNIT USITEp 3.:.II sIATEs S LAND oTEIcS 2 I.,,.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFTCE Prsseutt- Arinozs. MkFsk ss, A-n- lssss-
 Notice is hereby Eivsa sAst the Ec1is CoVPsr Mining comP&zy, a corperSslo.,s hy aoh1 q. hAwklEs. lts attorney tE f4cts uhu-ee poss1escs Aaanass ss frescet, Ar nona. has made apV3icAfi1a fur Naatea states psleut far folaF Star, 1oEFesepelss, fsirp3ss, pstEncs. CgppeT GlAnes. oar ulAliue, SuEses aad Manila lode clAsEl. mineral saryry No LSet sitssts in Nstnst Grgve minlzg ais1E1cf. Csuuty ot hayapAi' AFino1a, pArtsc1lsriy desaEleea As toi-9Ns
 FalAs ss.E
 I.l.ae b-inE 90 feet iH lsngth in a Horth easfs1iy dlrecfso1 aAong tke lode ffo.a t1e surFses e.7oslnd esso ft ia sidth covering go fret of sSia Polar sssr lode in e asEtheas.- sriv iiseet1oa and TsaQ ft i1 Q so1tkUesseriy .siFreuon from dsseossry cpS1 cut a2d t,oanded ss folloVss
 Rersaniag st cor No I, on sS sidelLns, liue z-8 of Arrzstra lode, szryeF No s6I, st s Ei lt~sress east Ss9fs from coF No ATTss n minutes vest 6-S ft. where a porpAyry stone sxlexss EEs set Ons fcot tn grolnd, along sicc haiit Dun 1f stones ' e co bssse and s ft hige. stone marked F s No I-lRzs. sAros stone rnerked M No t-iS2s tof COT 10 of the Manila lode of thas sarvey; thence aA 1cE so Ell1D VI ~ n 70 ctl 1e idsntioal with GOT Q. location whleh is also lEseatson cor of she TouTEaGlins of this sar- vav, a poEphyEy sfSHe exteN@S ins sei one n ln eFcrnd and suTFo11ded hy 1on Oi .sousS. stone marked q c No 9~iSGt and sasne stone marked opposite Eide No l- Iss4 for cor no IU1rmzilne of this surxey. tbsnoe ks dsz So mn c so ft to cor no S- where a porphyFy stone sxfxsle ius set o1sft iu groznd and sofro1nied by a mon of stones. ssuae marked F ; No s-IGe4. same stone marked on opposite Sds T No &-is-s for cor no ( ToarsnAllns 0f this s1rrey; thence n e ceg 30 min sooft to csr no where a porr,hyty stone sKior2s iDs set tt iu ground and surrounded by e mon of stones, stone marked F S no s-iS2ts thence a ts deg 90 min VI GO feet to cor no ] the place of beginning survey of exterior boun- iSF1cs, var "a deg east.
 The location notice of said Polar Star is recorded in book e of mines at page S57, records of fAyapai cOuaty. Arizona.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-10
Defiance

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 - "a -.'-esI{ dlrection from diseov-,v .S.s. s a z, 9 cgf, and bounded As follOz.. saatt
 beglaaing at initial mon sf ,s =.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-10

Sample line of indelible marking outfits rubber stamps, seals and brass signs, etc. also typewriter paper. ribbons, cartoons and type writers supplies. B. C. Burt, Agent Office l5l Cortez street Telephone I3S. o-01
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-10

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-10

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-10
Forfeiture NotIce.

PRESLEY DRUG co.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-18

LAST week we had a word to
say about the grist mill business.
1t begins to look as though our
premonition that nothing would
be done with the man Gin sight
was correct. Therefore, we
again urge consideration of our
thought that arrangements can
be made with resident mill ODD
orator. We believe that by hold
ing out proper inducements, Mr.,
'Foote might take up the idea of,
II thought best, moving his mill to
a point on the railroad near this
town, putting in additional and i'm
proved machinery and erecting a
mill that would produce as good
Hour as is anywhere produced.
We sincerely hope the project of
securing a mill for Caldwell will
not be abandoned. 1t is some
thing much needed and some
thing that will contribute largely
to the prosperity and permanency
of the place.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-18
MART AND HERREN

Mr.. Samuel Cornwall Herren,
editor and publisher of the Dem
ocratic Times of Moscow, recent
ly visited Boise in his Sunday
clothes and faultless suburban
ity. While wandering about "the
city," he came upon Mart Patrie,
Secretary of State, and it would
have been worth 3 dollars in
greenbacks to have seen the play.
1t is fact well known through
out the state that Mr.. Patrie is
one of the keenest political man
ipulators in the west. Except for
a brief period shrewdly devoted
to emulation of Horace Greedy in
agricultural pursuit, he has con-
stantly and exclusively engaged
in political enterprises ever since
coming to the state and had &C
CURED an enviable reputation in
Kansas before graduating as
commercial traveller. If there is
any game in practical politics at
which Mart is not past master,
his friends would be glad to hear
of it, His friends will also be
glad to know what the artless
Democratic editor thought of Mart
after a IS minute interview. Says
he, "There is nothing of the pro-
fessional politician in his make
up" That is eminently true. 1t
will be a cold day when Mart
Patrie puts on a professional
politicians makeup" Horace
Greeley never did that. Again.
says the ingenious scribe, "Kind,
contiding, polite and honest"
Well, Mart is is not unkind, he is
not impolite and he is not dishon-
est, but for the lords sake, "con-
fiding;" that's too rich. Think of
Mart Patrie, who out generated
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-18
NoTicE

During the last is months my
affairs have been of such a ma
ture that | have been obliged tc
be the greater part of the time il
another part of the State. In
Consecu ence, l have been COM
PEELED to entrust the business
management of THE tribune to
lessees and employees. This has
given rise to some misapprehen-
s s:5ns and makes the 49,. Lowing
statement seem necessary. At
no time have l directly or indi-
rectly authorized or countenanced
the contraction of obligations, fl
nancial or otherwise, involving
THE TRIBUNE or myself, by any
employee or lessee, and at no time
has any such person had any pro-
prietary interest in THE TRIBUNE
or any property connected there
with. In the written contracts |
have had with such persons there
has been an express provision to
the contrary. l desire to give
public notice that all such con-
tracts are now terminated and
that hereafter no one except the
immediate members of my family
are in anywise authorized TO &C
cept business on account of my
self or THE TRIBUNE, to collect
accounts or be in anywise repre-
sentative unless expressly so au-
thorized in writing. In the past,
| have conducted THE TRIBUNE
business under the, name of The
Tribune Publishing Co., simply
because l was averse to display
ing my own name conspicuously,
but as this has also given rise to
misrepresentation, shall discon-
tinue the harmless fiction.
REEFS II. DAVIS.
Publisher.
Caldwell, Idaho,
March 10, 1899.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-18
THE CITY ELECTION
Caldwell, Idaho,
March IS, 1899.

The Caldwell municipal cleo
ton is scheduled to arrive Tues
day April 4 and unless interrupt
ed by a dispensation of Provi-
dence will be on time. At this
writing there does not seem to be
a plethora of aspirants for the
honors and emoluments incident
to Office holding in this munich
pality of Caldwell. This is as
deplorable as extraordinary, but
possibly the town is sleeping on
a volcano which next week will
go into eruption, belching forth
smoke, candidates and issues.
Already the names of Drs. Isham
and Maxey are being put forth
tentatively, but as yet there is no
organized, open movement on be-
half of either gentleman. Hon.
c, w. Cooper, according to re-
liable intelligence received at
THE TRIBUNE office, is giving
DIR. Isham the benefit of his NOR
al influence and political exper-
fence acquired while sliding down
the Senatorial chute some years
ago. He says that he feels under
obligations to do this because DR..
Isham is more of a goldbug than
is his prospective opponent. Mr..
Cooper feels that the election of a
soft money advocate to the may
orality of Caldwell would be in
the nature of a national calamity.
1t would weaken our credit
abroad, destroy confidence, and
interrupt the inAowing stream of
capital. Since Mr.. Cooper has
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-18

and admiration for, Dewey with
the sentiments of bitterness mani
tested against Mckinley? What
shall we who have been deifying
the Admiral and excoriating the
President say-what shall we say
when it is shown beyond question
that every act of the Administra-
ton at Washington in relation to
the Philippines has been in &C
cordance with the advice and
suggestions of Admiral Dewey at
Manila? What shall we say
when it is known to us that Ad-
miraI Dewey inspired the policy
he is so universally praised for
executing? Will we skin it all
back about Dewey being so good
and great and wise, or simply
funk on ourselves and look
cheap?
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-18

Dubois and all the cohorts Of
Democracy, as trustful and guile
less! You couldn't do it in 1000
years. "There is something re-
freshing in his quaint demeanor, "
says this delicious delineator from
the north. "Quaint demeanor"
is good, aye, passing good. Mart
how could you maintain decent
gravity of countenance while
playing the QUAINT demeanor"
racket on this unsophisticated pen
Gil pusher? 1t was almost cruelty
to do it. Mr.. Herren says it
made him feel as if he had "found
an oasis in the desert" That ac-
counts for a good deal. There
is a spell in the presence of a
bouptiful jug calculated to make
the desert blossom like the rose.
Before the admiring journalist
recovered from the influence OF
the convivial "oasis," he was wont
to address Mart Familiarity, but
with a deep touch Of reverence, as
"grandpa." Holy smoke! what
a delightsome picture was there
made. A north Idaho Democrat,
gazing fondly into the neck OF an
"oasis," perhaps ensconced on
"Grandpa's" lap, while Mart Pa
trie put on an air of "quaint de-
and "confiding" senility.
Certainly, there is nothing of the
professional politician" in Mr..
Patrie's makeup" But, lord
bless you, what a jolt that hyper
borean genius will get if he ever
runs athwart grandpa" in a red
hot political campaign. He will
think its a cataclysm instead of
'oasis."
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-18

become converted to sound mon.
ey theories, he has become ar
extremist or a transCendentalist
we don't know which. The ques.
ton of issues is really the serious
thing that confronts Caldwell this
year. The legislature in a mo-
ment of political alteration robbed
US of the gambling issue; Otis
and Kipling, with sword and pen,
have left the anti -expansionists
without a hook upon which to
hang a hope; the extraordinary
and unanticipated increase of gold
production, which threatens to
destroy all chances of money
famine and renders the phras
approaching standard" meaning
less, Is knocking the vitality out
Of 10 to I. McKinley's states
manship and the ever rolling
wave of prosperity ore harmon
izing and ama!gamating the
masses and the classes. So in
deed there are only two real, live
issues available-embalmed beef
and Brigham Roberts. We sug-
gest to the people of Caldwell
that these questions should engage
their solemn consideration during
the interim between this and cleo
ton. There should be declara-
ton of principles and ukase or
two. We never had any ukases
in former municipal campaigns
that we can recall and their in
PRODUCTION now would be oppor-
tune. We don't know anything
about the management of ukases,
but if any people on earth can
do a ukase to perfection, we of
Caldwell are they. Possibly, it |
would be better to draw factional |
lines on the ukase. The fact that |
il has no significance or sensible
to anything would
make no difference. We have
fought over similar issues before
and it would be unwise to turn
away from the traditions of the
fathers at such tranquil and I'M
eventful time as this is.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-18
WHAT WILL WE SAY, POOR
THING?

The progress of events in the
Philippines indicates that hostili
ties on any considerable scale will
soon cease there. Otis splendid
victory of a few weeks ago, sup
plemented by the aggressive and
successful campaign being prose-
cuted by General Wheaton, who
is now moving directly onto
Aguinaldo's headquarters, shows
that the end is near at hand. The
Filipinos are discovering to their
sorrow and utter discontinue that
war with Uncle Sam is not the
monkey business rebellion against
Spain was. AS the end draws
near, we become more deeply
impressed with the craftsmanship
and political astuteness of PreSi-
dent Mckinley. 1t is noticeable
that the Army and Navy officers
operating in the Philippines are
growing wonderfully in popular
ity. Dewey, Merritt and Otis
are in everybody's mouth. Dew
ey is regarded as the greatest ma
val hero of the age and with good
reason. Even the most pro-
nounced anti-expansionist is wont
to regard the Admiral as an ora
Gle. Everything he does and
says is above thought of criti-
cism. AT the same time there is
no lack of criticism of President
Mckinley who in the same breath
is denounced as a dictator and a
man of weakness and incapacity.
Dewey is extolled without meas
ure as a warrior and statesman
par excellence while Mckinley is
just as cordially denounced as a
coward and a tyrant. The adj
ministration is condemned for its
foreign policy while Dewey is
praised for the execution of that
policy. This attitude towards
Dewey is generous, is wise, is
patriotic-it is absolutely and ir-
revocably right. 1t is the spirit
OF Americanism breathing the
heart throbs of the American peo-
pie. But how shall we be able to
reconcile this unbounded faith in,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-18

"The Record is the official pa
per of Canyon County," says our
esteemed contemporary, in local
line. The public might be glad
to know what organization it Of
t,cially represents and why it
doesn't use the seal of its author
ity. If it simply means that it is
the official organ of the Reform
Union of Canyon County, no
body would question its claims,
but it surely doesn't mean that.
Please tell us the nature of your
official functions.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-18

the Caldwell Record would re-
ceive this plum, and do not he8i-
tate to say that he would not on
ly not have impaired the service"
but signally improved it, Next
to Mr.. Horn, however, Mr.. Bas-
sett is unquestionably the best
qualified available man in the
Democratic party.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-18

Mr.. {. J. Bassett has been ap-
pointed Commissioner of Immi-
grafton and THE TRIBUNE ex-
tends congratulations. The DO
sltlon is a most desirable one,
yielding $500 year salary and
5000 for travelling expenses.
The commissioner will also have
at his disposal a couple of thoug-
and dollars for printing purposes.
We had hoped that Mr.. HON of
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-18

"Major Higgins famous order"
"S-s-stand b-b-b-by your g.
g-g-g-guns b-b-b-b-b bib
b-b-b-b-b-o-y-s." Knee clap
per sonata.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-06-24
No Right to Ugliness

The woman who is lovely in
face, form and temper will always
have friends, but one who would
be attractive must keep her
health. If she is weak, sickly
and run down, she will be nervous
and irritable. If she has consti-
patton and kidney trouble, her
impure blood Will cause plmples,
blotches, skin eruptions and a
wretched complexion. Electric
Bitters is the best medicine in the
world to regulate the stomach,
liver and kidneys and to purify
the blood. 1t gives strong nerves,
bright eyes, smooth, velvety
skin, rich complexion. 1t will
make a good looking, charming
woman of rundown invalid
Only so cents at the Postoffice
Drugstore.