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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-11-10
Real Estate Bargains.

Ne have several pieces of real es-
tate recently purchased by the Hol-
ston National Building and Loan
Association, which can be bought
cheap and on easy terms. Call at
this flee, or on Judge j. II. Stuart
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-11-10
The Wisdom of IL.

When we reflect how often shirt
waists oIght to be washed. we per-
ceive the wisdom Of having the earth
three-fourths water. Detroit Journal.
The oasis., 1899-11-18

Prescott Courier: H. k. Armitage is working under bond and lease a group of mines in the Quartz mount ain neighborhood. This property has produced some of the richest ores ever seen in Arizona. Mir. Armitage is preparing to open the mines in q scientifically systematic manner and has let contracts for several hundred feet Of development work.
 Prescott Courier: Jules Baumann yesterday received a telegram from New York stating that Col. Bosworth was on the way to Prescott with men and machinery to go to work on the Baumsnn group of mines, on which the colonel has an option. There are fourteen claims in this group, and they were located by Mir. E. fourteen years ago, at which time people laughed at him for throwing away his time on copper. The ore of these claims carries from 10 to p per cent copper and some silver and gold The Val Verde shelter, on the Agua Fria, is located just below this group of mines.
The oasis., 1899-11-18

You never know what form of blood poison will follow constipation. Keep the liver clean by using DeWitt's Lit tie Early Risers and you will avoid trouble. They are famous little pills for constipation and liver and bowel troubles. l.. W. Mix < Co.
The oasis., 1899-11-18
NOGiLES DRTG. STORE
c. M. CASANOVA ProD

C.M. CASANOVA. Prop This establishment keeps a plete stock Of DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, TOILET
 ARTICLES, STATIONERY, SPONGEs,
 BRUSHES, SOAPS PERFUMES, ETC. Of English. French & American special ma nufactures Prescriptions compounded. Morley Ave. Nogales. Ariz.
The oasis., 1899-11-18
nlINI~G N.o W.

JOuI MlueIs A. h. DitkeS, O the Bradshaw mountains. was in towI yesterday looking for fifty pack ani mals to pack ore from his mine tt Mayer, a distance of fifteen miles He said he is willing to pay SIC pei ton for the work
 Prescott Courier Good reports come from the Sterling, Ohio, Ori flame and Orc Grande mines, a group being operated by Messrs Tomlinson and Russel. who employ forty men and keep 20-stamp mill at work. The ore from the mines carries from SIS to s25 ton gold, and there is an abundance of ore. The properties are located about eight miles south of Prescott. They comprise the old Jen- nings group of mines.
 Journal Miner: Captain P. P. Park CT of Phoenix, is interested in a new discovery that was recently made in New river mining district of this county. Some of the ore exhibited by Captain Parker shows native copper and runs high in that metal. The captain says there is no vein, but a great deposit covering forty acres. Work is being prosecuted to determine the nature of the deposit and whether it has permanency or not. It looks like big thing on the surface.
 Globe Times: Some eighteen years ago Al Sieber located and worked some copper claims near the mouth of Tonto. Last week Mir. Sieber and w. F. Westbrook returned from these claims aud the latter gentleman says l40-foot tunnel has been run and in the breast d 20-inch vein of solid sul- phide is seen. Above this rich streak is body of 7f0ot low grade ore. This mine is but 600 feet from Salt river, where water power can be had J. B. Whalen and Porter Fleming are in- terested
 Mohaye Miner. The country be- tween kingman and Mineral Park is now receiving the attention of min ing investors. Many good veins in that region have been neglected for years and we hope soon to see them put in the producing column. Cerbat has many good claims that by q judi- ciOus amount of work could be con verted into paying properties. The Golden Gem, now considered one ef the best mines in Arizona, was idle and. practically abandoned until man of energy got it and pushed it to the front.
 Mesa Free Press: The Ray mine, limited, at Ray, in Pinal county, near Florence, is now employing 400 men in the development of it's big copper deposits at that place. It is said the company needed 100 more experienced men. The company has started up its concentrating mill, having capa- city of 250 tons per day and is running full time. The company is preparing to put in about twenty cars of new machinery during December, which includes more mills and other ap- pliances to constitute complete plant for reducing the ore.
 Globe Belt. P j. Cole has placed on exhibition at the assay office of Geo. $. Andrus box Of fine speclmens of native copper and sulphide ore from the Cole and Goodwin Bros $ claims, located some months ago, on the north fork Of Mineral creek, ,seyep- teen miles from Globe. The speci-
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07
Care of Childrcn's Feet.

What blessiug it is that fashion has decYeed tEat babies and little ehil- dren shall go barefoeted all through the warm weather: but row that cool fall days have come their feet must be clothed. Parents should give the mat ter of their children's shoes careful at tent,on and let no child, even for day, wear 8 shoe that is too tight or that does not fit the foot. The bones of the feet, as we'll ss of the of the child s body. are soft and pliable, and 6 tight or ili-fitting shoe worn for short tim may result in permanent deformity Of the feet and much suffering. Under no cireumstancesssh should child be allowed to wear shoes with heels, as they throw the body out of pois, the whole weight on the toe and ball of the foot, and break the arch of the foot. Tight shoes not only cause prin in the cramped foot and make It vrow iiI-shapen, but they disturb the whole nervous system and impede the circulation of the blood. Have you never noticed how cross . tight shoe will make you feel!? Then be careful of the feet of the growing children, and not only see that they are kept warm and dry, but tuat the shoes do not cramp the tender feet.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07

in so much that the buggy bumped up against the horses, and being friyr ten ed began to run and kick. There was a passenger along. The two pulled on the lines until they broke and they were finally thrown out, but besides q few scratches wete not hurt very badl". The horses ran oil d0gn the hlll for some distance when the bssgy capslzed and the borses S-F. thrOwu t0 the ground Upon examination II was found that the bug:y was readpFed use less and one Eorse bad his leg bFpk en. So they took ihe able horse and pat
 the mail on his back and went into
 and horse Concbo where they obtain ed another vehicle and went an their journey.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07
EAGAR ECHO'S

Fine weather throughout tha holi- days.
 Our tired citlzens are glad to once more resume even tenor of every. day life after the round Of holiday festfv. ities.
 We arc sorry to learn of the serit us Illness of Mrs. Lucy Hall, wife of our respected tOwnsman J. o. Hall,
 The rabbit dance Friday night was very enjoyable affair, the loosing side paying expenses and furnishing lots oi picnic.
 Our Dramatic Co played to a full house two nights last week. All the parts were well rendered. They intend getting up another play tn the near future.
 Married:-D Dee. 25ih at the home of the bride. Mir. Lee Rencher and Miss Maggie Jenson. Pres. David R. Udall performed the ceremony, ..and & host Of frelations and friends wished the hap py couple long and prosperous we'd ded life, after the ceremony q nice supper was served and the evening spent in singing. music and speeches. Jos. A. Rencher returned from Snow flake, Saturday. bringing his wife with him. Mrs. Rencher will hereafter be a member of our comubity. We extend her hearty welcome.
 We ehave had number of visitors dnTing the holidays. all have partsken of the spsFit of the time and thoroughly themselves.
 Echo.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07
A Narrow Escape.

Thankful words written by Mrs Ads E. Hart. of Gronton, s. D. "Wss ta ken with q bad cold which settled on my lungs: cough set in and fsnall terminal. ed in Consumption. Fonr Doctors gave me np, saying could live but & short time.I gave myself up to.my SAvior de- termined if could not to stay with my friends on earth would meet my absen t ones above. My husband was advised to get D. Kings New Discovery for Con- sumption, Coughs and Colds. gave It 6 trial. took in all eight bottles. it has cured ma. and thank God am saved and now a well and healthy woman. Trial bottle free at St. Johns Drug Store. Regular size 5Oc and $f.O. Guaranteed or price refunded.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07
\ Willin'Dame.
December the Oneth, 1898

December the Oneth, 1858. My Dear Onknown Friend:- Seem as yes are saking better half Dive been reflection. and reflection on the prospeks of answerin of yer ad.
 Now sure an ye can't fOind iny Tejec- tIons that can be extraEDel ly serious, an Owe a mind to be teilin of yes about me redamin kaTicters.
 Now whin Oi was a waibit of biddY me great gran nanny learnt me 10 dip snuff an chaw tobakker, but am takin the Keaiy Kure an will coon forgit the habit, an If Oi shouldn't, yes'nd niver object seriously, for we could kape each other company on long winter avenlns. Me dizzases are few. sure, whin Oi was va bit of a babe me mother be- came intcxikated an let lall on the iron foot skrapey at the door and broke oil me right leg low at the hip, and split me month two or three inches on one side, out as these are only mIsfGrtunes which Oi kinnot help. yes'lI not blame me for little thing loik that. Thin Oi have the rum atizem in me tive knees sure an Owe tried livery thing skunk oil, karbolick assid with angle worm oil and Dr. Barkinzes' oil O'gladness; an thre the pain was like an akin tooth an the pr. sad that GLtEIE would cure me but 10 git me partner to kape me fate warm Tn cold weather. an ,ea setildn't moind doin Christian act and oblisin a wonan aS kin love ye to distraction, ard as Oi njver did ielave Tn q woman imposin on man s good nacher Oi'd reeuire but httie of veg. such tfiHei as maxim up the beds, swap in the floors. dojn about 4.3ofthe cook in an mindJn the little ms, If there should be any the dear little darlints, an a few other little things to help q poor Womau along in the house.
 Sure now. me daTlint, ye can't find any fault with needy cratUre loik ne. 40 piaz4 be so Lind as to mate me III the avenin between the hours of 7:e5 and $50 . clock on the 10th of ". L. T.
 Very Lovely.
 KATY MURPHY.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07
SOME NEWS NOTES FROM A STUDENT OF THE
 ACADEMY.

The following is from Miss Char lott,s Kempo of Coneho, who is . student in tho Provo Academy, Utah.
 Editor Herah.
 The B. I. A. has larger attendance than any other school !n the state Of Utah. About seven hun dred and forty students are enrolled at the present time, and it expected that by the beginning of the next semester there will be nearly one thousand. The following courses are laid out i; Kindergarten, Primary. High School, College and Commercial; these courses are 80 arranged that person can enter at the age of three years and continue in progressive work for eighteen years.
 There are two labratories; the Lsbra- tory of phys ysics, donated by the Holt family Of Salt Lake CO.,. and the Labor atory of Chemistry donated by the Magel6e family of Sevier co. These la- boratories were dedicated on the 18th of October last.
 AmusarnentB for the students are quite vantd, there is dance gwen every five weeks, every Saturday even. ing there is Literary Society, the news of the day is discussed here. also items thatInterest the world at large. The Pedagogium mee Is every alternate Fri evening. here subjects pertaining to the school and how to present them are discussed, there are several Football games ect. with which the young men amuse themselves.
 Those desiring to persue course in music either vocal instrumental can do no better than to come here, as there is an excellent course offered under Prof. Mcclellan & graduate of one of the lea ling conservatoriesof mu sic in tie U $. The pupils in this department have access to two organs anc three piaDoes, one of the latter, grand piano of the best make, was presented to the Acad- emy by the Emerson Piano Company.
 Due 10 the effort of Prof. Mcclellan. Paloma Shramm, the noted child mu. stcisn, played on this instrument for the entertainment of the people of Provo last Wednesday evening. Over thousand people listened to the little lady. This is not the only noted per- son We have had visit us. The Faculty of the Academy alway secure the best talent to instruct the students; such character as Frank G Carpenter, F.. Marion Crawford. Wm. J. Bryan. and Madame Won. Tinkleston Mountford. have been here in the past, and we ex- pect to be favored in 8 fike manner in the future.
 The following students from the Apache County are attending the the Academy. from St. Johns. Frank Lesue- UT, and Edwin Davis, from lpiDe, Am- mon MeFate, from Luna. N. M. Sam. uel Brown, Marion Lee, and Julia Cur. tice, from Springerville. Pearl Udall, Pearl Nelson of Ramah, N. NJ. and CharlottIe kempe of Coneho.
 Charlottie Kempe.
 Provo, Utah. Dec. Is, 9S.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07
A Good Story.


 Here IS story told of Patrick O'Mara, d private in the Ninth regulars :: Not long ago he went to the colonel, who was severe disc; ;plinarian, for a two weeks leave of asIsrrre
 Well, " said The roloreT "Nhst ,l0 yon want two eeks furlv,gh fo. pr
 Patrick answered Me wolfe is sick and the cl,il'iien. are not well and it yc don't mind ehe wculL ike io have Ire home EOr few weeks to give her a bit of assjSiaurn.
 The colonel eyed him for a few rninHie > ln said, Patrick, got letter from your wife this morning saying that she didn't want yon home; that you were a nuisonce and raised the devil whenever yon have any more fuilonghs
 That settles it, suppose I rant get the furlough II ep7" said Pat.
 No, I am afraid not, Patrick. It wouldn't be well for me to do 80 under the circumstances.'
 It was Patrick B turn now to eye the colonel, as he started for the door. Stopping suddenly he said:
 "Colonel, can say something to yez 2"
 Certainly, Patrick, what is it ?'
 You wont get mad. colonel, if I say it."
 Certainly not, Patrick, what is it? ?"
 ''I want to say there are two splendid liars in this room. and am one of them. I was never married in my loife
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07
The New Capitol Building at
 Phoenix.

The new building will be 184 feet long and S4 feet deep and will stand north and south with the front facing Washington street. Entering from the front the visisor will pass through the vestibule 10 the rotunda, which will be handsomely designed and finished. The first floor will contain 12 important rooms besides the courts corridors and smaller FOODS for the employees, etc. The eIeva. DTS and tlis stairway will lead to the next floor where the executive offices will occupy three rooms in front and un the north half of the building the secretary's office being in the south half Opposite the executive ssi5re will be the offices of the attorney general and andifor, and in the rear portion oi the south half will be three large library TO. ms. The third or legislative floor will be occupied ny the council and assembly halls and ths supreme and federal court chambers. The council chamber will he at the north end oi the structure and the assembly chamber at the sonth end. while inc roTrt chambers will be in the center m the huiliirg
 The legislative halls will he oval in shape and tise1 C will he nurH-fous com mit.ee rooms and other smaller apaFt- Ynefs necessary for the transaction Of the business of these departments.-Ex
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07
Fire, F:ra!!ll

This morning just as ve were going to press We had our attention attracted by people TT inning from all directions, upon o5sorv ation we ol served that he residence of Ben Schuster was in flames very slowly; bat tOuld rot be stopped Every tn ing ID the house-even to the carpets were saved, The touse was in sured
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07
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The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07

Tuesday. December 20, 1898, Tn .ad, Colo, Miss Amelia, daughter
 and Mrs. Henry Tuning ow Low, Arizona, was married to George A. Conklin, prominent eep man of Apache county. Miss ming IS a charming young lady, we'll ucsted and of proposing manners, Mir. Conklin is solid and pros- S business man. THE HERALD g them & prosperous and happy d life.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07
The Sure La Grippe Cure.

There is no nse suffering from this dreadful malady, if yon will only get the right remedy. Y,n are having pain all through your body. ypurl'ver is out sf order, have no appetite, DO life or ambition have bad cold, ,n fact are completely used np. Electric Bitter- IS the only remedy that will give you prompt relief. They act directly Gu your Livef, Stomach and Kidneys. tons up the whole system and make you feei like 8 new belng. They are guaranteed to cure or price refunded. Sold by St Johns Drug Go.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07
BY THE ARSENIC ROUTE.
Jack Porter Tires ef Life and Ends
 It With a D0ce of Poison.

Sunday morning last the occupants 8 of Mrs. Merans' lodging house m this city, were disturbed by groans coming from some person who seemed to be in deep distress. Search was made and in one If the rooms Jack Porter was found in a dying condition and suffer ing terrible convulsions. Dr. Woods was sent for and upon continuation pronounced that the man was suffering from arsenical poisoning. He died shortly after the doctor had been called.
 Jack Porter was well known in both the territories, having at one time been a prominent sheep man m New Mexico and Ar,zona. A few years ago he soh his sheep and went to Gallup, N. M., bought the gambling privileges in a saloon there. For time he was suc- cessfuli. but he later on took to drink. ing heavily and then . woman of the town came into the play. The woman, Stella Brown, who is now a resident of Jerome, in the language of the sport, "blowed poor Jack for all his stuff and then had no further use for him.
 Without money Jack had no friends even the woman on whom he had bIowed thousands of dollars would now have nothing to do with him so he left Gallup and procured work herdiDg sheep. He WAS near Jeromo with band when he was in some way informed that the woman Brown was here so he came in to see her. The report IS that he spent what money he had again and discouraged and tired of life, and hay ing the arsenic on his person. the poi son used by all herders to kill w'id an- i:nals. he took dosc.-JerOmc News.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07
A Perfact Cathartlc

one which does.not.wrench the sys-
 or leave it week and exhausted. A feet csthartic is found in Hood s Is. They are praiseb everywhere nd after once tried they soon perman- ,tly take the place of the old fashioned rastic pills. such as onr grand-fathers sed" Hoods Pills are the only pills to take with Hoods Saraparilla and they greatly aid that medicine in it's cleans Ing aud purifying work.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07
hem B longtime to get there.

i"S'H C toiteyffine 'o ee' lli0'0'
 If people could ride mp in elevators there would be less room at the top.
 II matches are made in heaven the shipping clerks makes some awfu, blum ,iers
 If wages of sin is death it must be q mans own ghost that walks on pay day. Ii the man who wants the earth sue ceeded in getting it he would kick about the taxes. Ii the interstate railways are trunk lines, little suburban reads must be bundle lines -Chi,z,go News.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07

Uni, GnL;i'. < Inh'
 hell auI Msssrs. Gerald Creaehe Wood came down fiom Springer last Saturday to attend the Mas -ade Ball. Upon the following day with Isaac Earth aspilot went rHo' ,unting, on their way back to town c run against Q stump. upsetting carnage and throwing the occu pants
 The first question asked by the ,es WAS: "Is my hat on straight:
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07

MT. Frank Thomas one of the maaI drivers while on his way to Concho
 last week had in accident which might have resulted seriously. Wben about two miles from Concho and while going down what is known as The Black R,dye,'' they were thrown from the buck bo ard. its seem the buggy had nc brake on, the tongue was rather shor'
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07
+Meal stations.
 Limited trains No s. westSound. and No. ( eastbouni, run semi-weekly.

eastbouni run semi-weekly.
 No sIslves Ckcegn 6P m Wednesdays aud SatrrriA & paSses Alon1nefquc l2:l5 ? m. FF- days and Nonlays5 BsTstOw 2:l5 D. m nS>dsys and Saturdays. arriving !, Los Angeles 6:1o D. m. Tues avs and Sat IrdayB.
 Passengers for north Of Mcjave holding tick. cts resifng direct via Mcjaye change at Barsto" to No 5
 Ne wrlI leave Los Angeles ht a, rn Tues days and Fridays passing RarStOW al l4) ?. m and Needles 7-40 ,. ID same days: Albllucrqne 3:35 D IT Wednesdays and Saturdays, arriving at Chicago 9:43 IL. Fridays and Mondays
 Passengers from north ot NOiaVe may take the limited either at BaTstow or The Needles.
 Only first-cRSs tickets sold at IlE rates are honored or the limited trains.
 Pullman Dala sleeping cars daily throOS between Los Angeles and Chicago and VT liam s and San Francisco
 Pullman tourist SleePjng ears daily throngh between Chicago and Sar Francisco and CbteaSo aui Los AngeIoS. Tourist cars leave San Francisoo every Tues' day mi Los Ange e every Wednesday, running through to Kansas City. Chlcago and Boston. The only inc reaching the Grand Csny on Of the Colorado Ask f,ra beautifully illustrated book which will be mailed free. JNO. J. BYREE, Ger. Passenger Agent, Les Angeles Cal.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07

The past two weeks have been mo- nopolixed by the dancers of this place. Nearly every evening there has been a dance of some kI nd such as bow. weight rabbit, military, masquerade and com ,non ,ianCInQ.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07

The ball given by the C. N. X NJ. l. st springervllls in the new store was rand success. and all. that cite nded eemed to be eontented to return home ftsr it was over. Jan. 2. s, and 4th ances were given.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07

A man whe took city paper, because he could get more reading matter than in his hume paper. read an advertis' ment of g pocket fire escape. He sent liar and in few days lived
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The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07

The Masquerade ball given on the SL
 .st luontlt was & grand success At seIvs o'clock masks were taken oil nd all enjoyed themselves Tn paEtak- iny of bounteous supper.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07

The HERALD was not printed last week, ss it is the custom of this omce 10 give the devil" week holiday.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07

School commenced again last Tues day morning, after a vacation oi two Neaks
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07

As we all are now starting in new wear ws wish all the subscribers Of the HERALD a happy new yeear.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07

rrsHER. NEwsPAPEK ADVER- |. tising Agent. aI Msrchants' Exchange RsiIAln~ Ben Franctsco. ia our suthoreseo nw~u4. Thfs paper is kePs on He In ms onoe.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-01-07

County offices changed hands last Monday morning.