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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27
Nine Warning Notices

Ns-t@as is Ass-tT .veE ttss tAs unair-.lr-.s zs is- asnsf pf t-e fae-.ssi ~ rs .eeassd l1 Al4 f-E taf saF Eeats e.sStFas s1 h1r tahssF s.4 setav- zeeRa4Nst asaa 1 '-sa ekasz1 ts raktissi usrR- i1E 1As cad ketsi she Uinaes iss Ss tuar.a sr 0tAsFF -% NfA '. A- hAsHNuEn
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27

Notice is hereby givsE that tks Fasor5ts, nnow fl0EcT Snd Golden Beis FasrsnE claims. lacetei in WaiksE mining arErraes. hayAp41 col.1liy. AFinrnk, are hsing wo-ksd under bS nd aad lease. and th&s nesthsF she ovnezs oi She same hoF the Fainss Et.SEs named val bs respoossbls for Ray iat-aF, improSout nts or sScssnts ol them.
 ERkD ZOREIa
 S. l.. GRIFFIN. Prescott. Jul, Ze. Isss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27

kosiee is hereby givsB test tha na6as signed is c~nss of ths fresi1sEt szins, ke- oAtee tn alnUs Grure EAining 2ss1Fsct and VII not bs responsible ioF sny debts eazl srhett'd Tea labor of othrrwtse against cad mining ciAiEn by paFtaes wa<kinF tae sams under lsEse. bond CT ethsF7Wize.
 wN. JACKSON. Prescott. AriE-. Feb. [. lsss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27
Deafness Cannot be Cured

OcaIneSS SdunCt DC S4Fco By local applications, as they canLo' reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitu. tional remedies. Deafness IS caused by an inGamed condition of the mu. sous lining of the Eustschian tube When this tube gets inhaIned, you heee a Eumbling sound or imperfect sTing, and when it is entirely closed, deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can betaker out and this tube restored to 1t: normal condition, bearing will b. destroyed forever; nine cases out oi ten are caused by catarrh, which l: nothing but an infamed condition of the mucous surfaces.
 We vii give One Hundred Dol lars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrbl that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir culars, free.
 F. J. CHENEY X Go,
 Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
 For Sale.
 Powers * Gaines offer the fol lowing bargains in real estate:
 House and two lots in West Prescott, S700.
 House and lot on Goodwin street one two-story frame house on Soutt Marina street, $500.
 Fine new four and five room cot tsges on Pleasant street, Moellel addition; each, Sl2OO.
 Three room house and lot or Sheldon street, S550.
 Elegant cottage with two lot among the pines in West Prescott S2el0.
 Lots in all parts of the city upor the installmenti plan or for cash al low prices. ll-Stt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27
ROOMS TO IET.

Pleasant and comfortable rooms tu let, corner Pleasant 2ad Union streets, (Meaney house) hot and cold water. and use of bath. l2-S-tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27

Noss- u hereby given that the undsF signed Is CBa bali owner of the foetmzsseE, Nls1i&nte ana S@~ Fra mines, located in big B0g Mining DiaGici, YavapAi County, AFl1ona, and l wsu not he responsible for any debt. or labor, contracted e sinss sad mining ctasms bv any pefsoa, or psFsrnk.
 kRS. IDA C. HARLEY. Prescott. Arizona. Sept. s6. Iste.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27

Aotles is hereby gwen that tks CFoak Mining Company. of TaYapai Cunutv. Ari- rfsna, fhaii not bs rcspSsaaalsls foF Any Sehsa contracted in tts nAHae, by aaY pe-aan vhoasoeTer, ualess aceamEanse8 V;fe a written ordef signed by its President.
 CkUok MINING COMPANY
 HY Lorts kopcHIaku. frs1laani.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27

Notice is hereby given thAt tho H@d Jacket mining claim, located in bss Scs mining district. Navapai cognty, ArlsoBa is being worked under contract, and that neither the undersigned, the oWners, nol the mine above m mcnsioaed, gill be Faspon- slble for any labor, improvements or acci. dents or any debts contracted by any per or saidcompany.
 THE HE'D JACKET MINING co,
 By c. II. MORSE. President Prescott, Arizona, May I, l89o.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27

Notice is hereby givea ttat the Standard and Bost~r group of mines. located in the Pine GrJVe district, brAd.hax mUuutains are nov being woTksd under bond and lsAss. and that theOW1crs Of shs same WiQ bos b. rasrnusihis for Any labor, Accidebt. ot deb1s of the same Ac- or1ed under the terms 0f the leaee.
 A. RoRBEs.
 JOHS AcAExuEI
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27

The Estle son of Mr and Mrs h- q T-stle Wss christened yesteroay morning in the Episcopal church
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27
dTY AND COUNTY NEWS.

R BAEHR Eor hoUse painting sad PEpeg ba1EIrg. telePn"a" uaubers l6s and g.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27
Letter

The following is s list ot letters remaining m the Prescott postotnce for the week ending Dec. 25, lsss;
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27
May i2 1898.

Notice is hereby xiven lthat ths Brown -DAks told Nompany's group of miBes. l0eatsa tn HAssAc smpa Mining District. will not ba Re- sTonsibie for any debts supplies labor er ma teriai f1rrished while working under leaaa and option BRQWk-DAkE GOLD Go.
 By A. c. DAke. President. Prescott Jan | lssQ,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27

Swiss sud full cream cheese at the Vienna bakery. Z5d
 For Sale-home-made homln 10 cents a quart. Telephone l6O Mrs Collins. u
 Get your chimneys cleaned by Lee Johnson, professional chimney sweep. Leave orders at Corner drug store. l0-7-ml
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27
FOR SALE.

For Sale-Right to file on lSS acres good land within E miles of Caup Verde. Under new ditch Come quick. A bargain. J. Creath, Camp Verde, AriZ. 23 m
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27
United Verde and Pacific Railway
 TIMETABLE NO. Ii. To take Effect Noveubsr IS. isss at so'clock Al Mountain Standard Time.

CONNECTIONS AT~iJElgOMt JUNCTION Train No. connects with SFPdP No. s for Prescott
 Train No connect with SFP&P No. from Prescott. Phenix end all points south. Train Ne connects Hith SFP&P No. l for Prescot. Phenix and all points south, Train No { connects with SfP4P No. 1 from Ash Fork and al points east, vest and north. Train No. connects with SfPdP No. for Ash FOrk.
 Train No. connects with SRP&P No. iron, Ash Fork.
 Trains Nos, , and are freight trains. PAssen- gers cannot rely upon them, but they will be gwen best AccOmmOdati,sns possible.
 R. H. G. MfNTY,
 General Passenger Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27
NnaIcn-

Notice is hereby given that The Ari1oza | Eastern ( Mon nA Smelling. OTs Purch leins
 and Development Co. has ieAsed the BaesS mines, smelter and pipe line and nat tho undsr- sigued will in no wsy he responsible for debts Contracted n opsrA.ing t1e Eare.
 COMMERCIAL MINING co. J. s. DOUGLAS. Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27

N s.see Is hereby given that the undersigned are tns owEers of the EmporiA group of naiains cf&-mg. sft0Ated n HaseAysmpa mkaina district. lASHlAi Co5n. J. Arizona, and that they will in no n-Lner bs responsible for any oeh.s. labor or osaeF work contracted wbile IAs sAre are being worked Uaaer bond or lease.
 DEMtRf. sToRTs kEvs Dated July GIgg. sm
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27

'DininE station ThrouEh t5rkess Co al points in ths United states. Canada and MsKioo.
 CoxEpoTIosss Jerone Jznetson wish |. V. q F. K for Jerome r. k L. Jurcsi1a vi,h F. d E R. R. for Huron and May .. Azycr Eith stsge to Grown King and otbef mining pufuts. Prescott with stASr lines for all the principal mining camp. Con gress yGncfioB with stA<e hns4 for Con gress. ENrQuA Hhla, stanton and iarnsll. Hot Springs Junction with tts C. C. II. s. al. Co.,. for Castle Cr~ek Hot Springs the All-year -rOuDd health resort; Phelix with the N & P < A K Y. k- R- k far points on the 5. P. system.
 H. P. ANENsLT.
 At 6s1srai Pass. Ast
 Fre~cot:. Arizoca.
 VIM. SOLOMON. City Ticket Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-12-27

Notice ss h@rehy Riven that the undersiS Sned vili rct h1 -es nsib for any dsb.s asaiusi tue To lowing na-nec ui 7i ng e1iurs While fae Essae are be-=g worked u1des lsSse ard SoDd, viz HecS =de-, Pierce. Dr. m. 'pf. '&. fA, NA De- nirsOn, Cor rhdeBce, pOrEAge.- A Pnd Ouf' 'aE. lOcsi sd D Cssie Geek c'sttse, fayLrai cor Ety. Ar.Eora J- F. WACoNE8.
 JaNcs NtsoN.
 ! sos As. EsMA and HoNER CAMrB u. WAgOae-. At =. Get n. is94. iell
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-11-01
Cyelone Nine Unles Bod.

E. A. Smith, Of Sumpter, who, with
four others, own the Cyclone mine, seven
miles east Of Baker City, In the Virtue
district, have bonded the property for
$500 to Messrs. Hoal and Thompkins, Of
Baker City, representing a syndicate Of
mining operators. The Cyclone Is past the
prospect stage, Ios feet Of shaft and ias
feet Of tunnel having been driven on the
property. Last December twenty.eight
tons Of ore were milled at the Virtue mill,
and II amalgamated SS per ton. The life
Of the bond expires within thirty days.
II Is believed the property will be assumed.
II Is one Of the best mines In the Virtue
district, and the quartz reveals free gold to
the naked eye.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-11-01
Summit Mine to Be Developed.

Leo ~ Long and Jas. Clark of Spokane,
and Z. A. Smith, Of Sumpter, owners Of
the Summit mine, on a parallel vein with
the Z. Il E., are preparing to prosecute
development on this, one Of the prettiest
prospects In the Sumpter camp. The
Summit shows surface value Of from SO
to $50. A 6oo.foot tunnel will be run
this winter to tap the ledge at depth Of
400 feet. A ,oo.foot ore shoot Is exposed
on the surface, and assays In the bottom
Of the shaft, across 3.foot ledge Of
quartz, show over SIC per ton.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-11-01
Spokane Peopk NumssoS Hsss.

Captain Thompson, Of the firm Of
Thompson & Bell, who Is down at their
Office at Sumpter, writes to the home Of.
flee that Spokane people are numerous
down there. "Among others here"
writes the Captain, "are Frank MeCol.
Tough, all the Warmers, John Murphy,
Ed Cove, and half dozen more. John
N. Burke Is back with hundred thou.
sand dollars ready to push things on the
Banzette." All Of which looks as though
Spokane people were beginning to take a
pretty lively interest In that section. The
Captain also says that the GoIconda and
lbex are looking better all the time, the
former taking out some ore which appears
to be more gold than quartz.-Spokane
Stock Report.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-11-01
WARREN A WARRIOR.
How He Fed His Men When
Fighting Chief Joseph.

A dead smooth writer In the Denve
Times.Sun has written an unusually en-
tertaining story on the early days o,
Butte, Montana, In which town and stor,
General Charles S. Warren played a sta
part. Speaking Of this at present promi
nent citizen Of Sumpter, the Times.Sur
says:
"General Warren and Miles finler
were joint owners Of another claim, nov
worth fortune. The dual ownership die
not suit either, so they shook dice to de
eide to whom II should belong. finlen
with his Irish luck, won the mine, bu
had TO pay for the drinks, and Warren Al
that time thought he had the better Of IN,
bargain.
"ln July, 1876, Chief Joseph was or
the warpath with his Indian braves, ant
Dame Rumor foretold the destruction oi
the mining camp Of Butte. Governor
Potts, who then ruled the sparsely settled
territory, issued call TO arms, and every
able.bodied man In Butte, about 900 all
told, mustered TO fight the foe. They
were expert shots, fearless riders, and
valiant men, but Chief Joseph led brave
and we'll disciplined horde. Among the
Butte volunteers was one veteran OF the
civil war, whom fame credited with mill.
'ary genius and dauntless courage. This
was Charles 5. Warren. tie harangued
the Butte battalion, bade them evoke
order from chaos, and nominated W. A,
Clark rs major and chief. The Indians
were then marching through the bittei
Root valley, Fastening toward the passes
leading toward Wyoming, where they
hoped TO join other Indian tribes. War
rem soon had the battalion finely mounted
and eommissariat sufficient Tor an army
corps.
"He had no money, but he issued war
rants, signed Charles 5. Warren, adju
'ant, and as he marched through the Dee'
Lodge valley the Warren warrants were
exchanged with the ranehers for all the
supplies and luxuries which the ehIef'of'
staff believed necessary for his brave and
patriotic troopers. Grard's liquor store
at Warm Springs was looted from eella'
10 garret TO I'LL the ambulance chests, ant
Il Is said that for n year after the expedi.
ton marched through the valley, not
turkey, goose or chicken could be seen
Warren's troopers had foreibly taken pos
session Of everything living or dead tha
was edible or drinkable. Neither locust.
ma, ,nd,,,. ,ou,d h,v. .,.von,.d IN. .,h
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-11-01

~. ~. FRlTZ;..
Nelll Block, corner Mill and Granite Sts.'
-ca e = Fiees, Svmpese, Ove. GO ~
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1899-11-01
MINES, MINING AND
REAL ESTATE


List your mines and prospects
with ne and ! will effect q sale
for you. Have Eastern buyers
for good mining properties.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-07
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-07
Sir bic Barrier Musfeauns.
Mnitrensunger oes Mdsrbau : Ns
partements. = Cine Mbtbsilunq
fur amsritani5hes SbIt.

fur ameritanif9ss Sbft.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-07
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DEUTSCHES HEIL-INSTITrT,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-07
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mar 26 Sabre alt uno lebia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-07
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poli : WertbIa6en p.rtouft
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-07
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Marcp .. @ibfon uno Marie s.
Webbe; 2icena eebolt pcn Wiuiam
M. psoh, Nr. 223. NorbaG albpunItr.
Sofn q. pfoff uno Marp 6. Weuz
Der bon YOrf, 3d.; 2ioena gsbolt BON
s. Wa. pfaFf. Nr. 11O6, 8a~tterps9pe.
5reberid 8urbstt uno Gertrude 9.
@resorp; 2icsn5 gebolt bon Greosrid
8urbett. Nr. 1875. 2igbtItrabe.
Mnoretp Wenth uno 2aura s. ST.
fer; 2icsn3 gebolt bon Sames u.
Wleranber, CIR. 2121, 9oainsiirabe.
Mrtbur gbais Neeblss bon Roonot,
3d., unb 9a}Iis Yarfer Wiaiams; 2iz
csr5 sshplt bon s. s. Scenes. Itlunta
Sruft Building.
9arpsp 6. MorriIon unb Gffie ID.
5rae; 2ioen5 gsbolt bon 9arDsp 6.
Morriipn, Nr. 2025, Sdtltrobe.
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Niebfutters unp StrohpreiJe,

yie9futters uno Strobpretle.
NoIaenpeS Ino bic auf Den itaatlihen
Naasen fit: Seu, Strob u. !. 70. seitert Ct.
sielteu Yreile:
Norbne1lihe &aaee.
Seu- -Gimothp .6eu S14.OO - els, gem.
$1,000 bis $500, aleebeu $1,000 bis
$500 pro Torne.
Strch.-gHi,eltrob S7.50-tS, &oggen'
iroh IS bis $3.50 uno QaterfrOh IS bis 10
pro Come.
Mtats - 1915 bis $3.50 pre- TaB.
Setlihe s8 aag
Seu Simotha.{oeu (alteS) $l3 - SIS,
neues Gen - bis -, 8lseb.u sl2 bis SIS
pro Come.
Strop-Barenfroh $500 $500. Ross.n.
iirob $l2.00-$l3.00 II. 0afcritrob e7-S8
pro 2oune.
Dtais - $3.50 bis 1910 pro gaB.
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. Millions use
Dearline
Il Easy Washing

8orliebe gu tragen pftegsn, NIT einem
bellgelben 2eoergiirt.l Inn bic Saiue
auIammengsbalteu. Gs 5udte Tim bas
feline tpeibs 9Glsfsn, es audte urn bic
niebfi6e tlsine No|e, iiber bic ettpds
ftubsnblaHen Wangen liefen bie Sbrdz
lien unb nl,ls nollten Iicb ulrs ben lam
gen, buntlen, geientten Wimperu berz
b%orbrdngsn.
!9err 8lrrmeTter tpltrbe falbf gang
tpei4 um's 9ers, tpie ct bas Sinh 10
fpeinen lob, uno er fruBte feline bdz
terli9e S~trafprsoigt ni9t anbers gu
beginnen, als inbsm sr fragts: n6at
Dir's DIANA febr arg bDs gsssbn?"
tGcrtfesuna fcIot.>
Sobm s@umader's @utb an bic
Wablrr.
Der 6IeOere penniplpaniI6 : osutT1s
Oemptrat Sobn Sduma9sr sibt ben
@tlmmsebern i'm vRsaoins NOlsr"
lstnen Gatb u6er Nusibuns oesWablz
re4tes, ben ale DsutI6 : omerilaniz
Eden gurser beber5isen TOllten. gr
Idreibt: ~Wfer iasi ofImols - @s bot
Bat bod MIR, mann ner ab an Die 2sdz
laen sebt. gspiB bats man msr
f6timmt. gs tpeilt, oab mer isi
G9uloi9feit bubt IN 5sn is al, pas
mel bub femme. IS Bat juT9t 10 bel
man ner IdIimmt IN f~erliert sg, als
es bat, man mer I9timmi un lei pdr=
tie bot en- srobe Msbr6sit. Was bat
bic sroB Mebrbeit? Gbn obsr 3tpes
S9timm Mebrbeit is iuI9t 10 gut,
oab pie otpee 5auTsno. go en- srobe
Wfsbrbsit Bat MIR. absr es sudt better,
man mer f%srliert, man mer bod en-
grobe S9timm baus bot. IS neiIf,
bab mer idtanobaft is uf lei princiz
psls uno iel pelit Dab mer damn daft
bot.
Despeee fob bic allie unb iunse Ok
motrate raus tumme un idtimme neil
es ibr PfliHt is.
Mer mub net Ut bic quite 3eite guide
as man bic Hspobsican pdrtis bie3stte
s'ma6t bst, Der @riss maht oie3siz
te, IN man unTsr 2anb dlIsmol 9ries
barpe muB fer guile Settle, oann is unIer
2anb un unTe r 9oupsrnment en- arg
2ano un en- arg Government. IS 6pt
quite Settle gentpe pie unIer Gibil9rieg
mar, uno benob plenti f6ls6te, IN 10
gebt es tpibosr. GB ssbbt tpiobsr plsn=
ii E4le9te 3eite man bic quite 3eite fer
Bel lin. IS 9eet INNER 10 in 9uss.
3stt fin arm I'm psrre reid, annsre
fin reid unb tperre arm. Auss fummt
uf umTidnbe an. Dan bsr 9riss nit
bic philippines reat is, bann LOB i'm
lei. Weg nsmme. Wonn ct lsb is,
I'M sre Declaration mob, bann mub
ebber bic Nobfosse bapon leioe. gs
2anb is brin IN es mub ab tpiboer
raus tumme, fsrI6unne poer net. atper
lob Ssmptrate an bic 2sd|aen gsb
un T6timme."
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Seforoeruns hon Yofiaden.
2dnse Der erforoerli9en 3eit our Or
r:t6uns Der p5rI9ieosnsn BE-
fimmurnsnrfp

u~ntsnltsbsao 1T bic unssIdb,s 3eit
fir rlsbermitieiung Der pofiudsn BON
benz yultimprer Yoltz gursuu na4 osn
bauptjdhlihsn einbeimiIhen unb aus
pdrtiasn .StGOisn psraei4neL