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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08
Drevius' health Is reported 10 be improving.

Drevfus' health is reported 10 be improving.
 Mrs. Leland Stanford announces her intention of erecting two more buildings for Stanford university.
 The Kentucky campaign has now reached the point where the orator keeps one hand on his pistol pocket.
 Hon. W. J. Bryan's speech at Find lay, O., was interrupted by misses from the audience.
 Mrs. Todd, the leper, whom it was sought to send to Hawaii, will re- main ID San Francisco.
 Ruis Rivera, civil governor of Ha- vans, says the Cubsns will fight un- less they get independence.
 The Baldwin hotel site, San Fran cisco has been purchased by James L. Flood. The price Is said to have been Sl,6O0000.
 The steamer George I. Colwell, Capt Gaskill, from Fernandina for New York, has foundered. The captain is the only one saved.
 The war in South Africa is creats ing a demand for American muni- rions and supplies of war. American factories are receiving large orders for fixed ammunition. so that they are required to run night and day to fli acquisitions.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08

No anti has gone So far as 70 say that he wouldn't eat any Thanks giving Day dinner this year.
 President McKinley's reception in Richmond, Va, indicates that those who are figuring on the Virginians being fag-.owerers are in error. Greater men than Senator Mason have resigned without jAriug tbe Senate end of the capitol al Wash ingtoD. If MT. Jason wishes to know in advance how much commo- ton hls resignation will cause ke can ascertain by striking his finger in a glass full of water anl then pulling 1t out.
 Mir. Bryan may realize what a mistake he made if prominent dem- ocrats continue 10 talk as eX-Sena- tor Martin, of Kansas, did when he said: "OuF authority practically has been established in the Philip pines, and no right thinking citizen will demand that our military forces be withdrawn. 1t would never do to haul down the flag"
 : The report of the Philippine com mission furnishes. some excellent reading for the followers of Edward ! Atkinson. In an interview concern ing the situation there Admiral ] Dewey says there has never been a time since the first shot was fired by bis fleet in Manila bay when the United States could withdraw from there bonorably
 It is difficult to realize the Fa- pidity with which the worlds stock of gold is being increased. Ten billion dollars worth of gold has been produced in Ibe last five hundred years, more than one-half of which has been produced within forty years, and more than one-iourth within the last fifteen years. It is estimated that the war in South Africa will reduce the years out put of gold by at least S25,OO0OOO.
 Aguinaldo must have heard from his friend Edward Atkinson again, or else must have been reading some Of Bryan's speeches, as he has issued another proclamation announcing that the American congress will meet in DecembertJ decide whei her the impeIialist policy and this bloody work are to be continued. He eAhOrts his soldiers to conduct themselves so that congress will consider them worthy of independ- enee and he requests the priests to abstain from politics and 10 redeem the church from the bad name the friars have given it.
 The Salt Lake Tribune says tbat the news from Chicago is that sev- eral of the great railroads centering there ars practically blockaded with business and neither ears nor men can be obtained to handle the mighty traffic The tracks of one company are crowded for twelve miles with loaded freight cars, and the pressure is daily growing greater. It is little evidence of the prOpor- tions to which business is expand ing; 1t is a striking evidence of how much the civilized world depends upon the United States. That de- pendence. absolute, would make ours the foremost of all the worlds na- tions, but really 100000 of free people, all at work aud unhampered by the laws, is a most sublime spec tacle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08

Notice is hereby given that the Hnr' Trial mine. located in Tiger districl, fEss pal county, Arizona, is being xorket zn der bond and lease, and that neither 0f thl owners thereof nor the Tzine abeEe naEie' will be responsible for any labor, imprsss ments or accidents which might occuE z or in the said mine. Jal. N. Ros2enhuzE. Johanne kodenburg, Jchn haibls.
 Prescott, Feb. a0, 1s99 2
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08

Notice is hereby given that ths undsr signed is owner of the Prszsdent mina. k. cAted tn W ain1t Gzove mining disfrci uns xlh not bs responsible for any ceaia co tracted fer labor or otheFwns Againss ed mining clam by parties working tte Mn.
 VIM. JACKSON. Prescott. Ariz.. Feb. :. IssS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08

NOsic is hereby gwen that the una1r signed Is one half owner of the RostmaElzI Nigllante ana New Era mines, located a Big Bug Mining District, Yavap4i Cosn.F Arizona, and l viA not be FespoZ==ssAie faI any debt, or labor, contracted e stnst sad mining claims by any person, or pcrs1El
 MRS, IDA c. HARLET. Prescott, Arizona, Sept. 6. iS96.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08

Notice Is hereby given that ths csooh Mining Company. of Yavapai County, Ari. rona, shau not be responsible for Any asbiI contracted in it's name, by any p1rnuz WhomsosyeT, unless accompanied witA a written order signed by its President
 CROOK MINING COMPAkf
 By LouEs RoucHLKAu. Prasidsak
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08
GEO. WOOSTERs
Mine EarnlngNOtrs|

Notlce is hereby given thas the usssrl gued are owners Of the groas Of ssipr. n0vn aa the Crook in Crook eazyozl hGsSsyampa mining district, faupl
 county, Arizona. and that they vi E.as l' responsible for any sbts coufraciad fug la' sane under bond or lease orother~s.1.
 c. M. COLE
 B. F. WOOD. Prescott. ArizozA, July s. lso-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08

Notice is hereby given that the FaFwiil Snow Flower and Golden Bell minins ciAIms. located in Walker mining disezirt favApai county, Arizona, are being VoFke under bC ud and lease, and that neither th. owners of the same nor the mines zhosI named vill be responsible for any lshuf
 FIXED ZOBEIs,
 N. L. GRIFFIN. Prescott. Jaly 22. lsss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08
Hotel BURK E!
:, ARIZON A.
 BURKE & HICKEY, Proprie ,rs
soBs of the f-@rur-. of this Hoo.s.

Sozse of the fearas~s of this Ho1ss.
 ~ IL is the only absolutely are proof Hotel in Prescott:
 ~ It employs none but WA.TE CooKs in the Kitchen.
 !" It is lighted throughout uy electricity.
 RW Its table board is une1 celIed and it's sleeping apartments are -eps neat and clean always.
 ~ It has a watchman on duty all night, thereby guaranteeing .I pTopertv sAcure from thieverv.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08

Notice is hereby given that the hei Jacket mining claim, located in bie sag mining district. 1GvApai cozDty. Ariz5aa. IS being worked under contract. and fhst neither che undersigned, the Ogners. nef the mine above mentioned. viii be raslol- sibie for any labor, improvements e ac1- dents Or any debts contracted by any rer- son or persons against sad mining elslla or saidcompany.
 THE RED JACKET MINING co.
 By c. H. MORSE. PresidEst Prescott, Arizona, May l. l5ss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08

Notice is hereby given that the Standard e. Buster grgup of minss. located in shs re Grove district, BradshaW mi,u1tnias. ars n11 being 1urked under bond and laElsss and t1-s the owners Of the sane VII not bs raEpoWls-- for Any labor. acridsuf sr lesyss of tks sane e. efued under the terms Of the leAss.
 IA EoEEEzs
 JoHS McAEEkIEl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08
F. J CHENEY < Co, Props,
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F. J. CHENEY x Co, Props,
 Toledo, Ohio. We. The undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable ID all business transactions and financially able to carry out any ob- legations made by theIr firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Walding, kinnan * Marvin, Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in- ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucOus surfaces of the system. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free Halls Family Pills are the best.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08

Britannica iS the Feliahle soar=| from Wi.sch ctefgymen. pFu.es| Snnal men and women. Sso- afS and educators eveyRtsrel draw information quickly. nI has been the standard ior os.r| a hundred years. You sa
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08
AaT1A IsN

Notiee is hersby givsa ithaf he Brows-lae. told Gomp9nyiS group Of mIaes, ieoA.sa = hassayanpa Mining District, VII nSl - sponsihls Tor any ssssits or EapsIies. iEherer ns tsriAl furnished Ehile s7oFking under le.se aaa SptiOa- BROWk-DAAE GOLD -.
 By A. C. D3ks. Prss1tsH-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08


 yeu dea I Make Up y-I Imin ti1yuI |afe not Esnsnl |h czat WsyvgXa.eaI Whenever ' new s1ojSnEl bToaghtnyNrl attensesa aHsnl toh and all yoacaa| about t nI ERcyelp1i i
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08
Notice.

Notios fs hereby Rirsa that Tbs ArisssA Eastern Montana Smslting. Ore Fure.eels5 and Deveiopment a. kAs iaAssd tae peeI mines, smelter and pipe line and thsftas Hasl.t signsd win in 10 wsy he responsibls Tor a.Ss contracted in operating tbe same.
 COMMERCIAL MkA1A6 to-
 Us. DOUGLAS Assu- Octz lssa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08
Encyclopedia Britannica foP0ne Dollar Cash

and the balance in smzil neushlv payments The entire Ikatr isa Volumes with a Gaide zfs sn r... Eant Oak Book C.aSs zdI he ss.'||.. cred ahen the hTsf pEymeal is as. The Complete sst fFhlrsy tsrr,
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08
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We oTer one hundred dollars re- ward for any case of Cstarrh that cannot be cured bya Halls Catarrh
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08

arr the ownsrs of the Ernpgria ErO1p of ell.-s ell-.<s claims situated in HassAyAmpa mining d1s-l's d1s--I - 1aFspAi Counfy. Arizona, and thAz tssI - - = 10 manner he responsible for any eeo<ss - - or other work cnntracted ghiis tbe sAAs - being worked under bond e leAes-
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08

Wili not b. respslzibIs for any drtts rs.l s- - following named mining clairce Vhiie ine -. - are beng worked unoer ieese an1 oneess -s a- Recorder. Pierce. Dram. v. A - - - Einion. Eou6dapce, Donsazett1, and oe--s lockted in Castle Greek distTict- laSApal oe'-'s. Arizon& J. E sscNkA-
 ssMES AksoS.
 TI5osAs. E,rNA and BoEEa CAkk - - WSgODer, Ariz-. Get n. is9s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08

C Is Extremely Hazardous and Try ing Work. and Many Precautions Are Necessary to Prevent Loss of Life DuriuE the Operation.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-11-08
ABOUND cArALocUE FREE

could possibly be sent into district --Boyue's Their catalogue is e vast department Sture
 s'The catalogue is certainly a msrchandise q "A law should be passed com aueilfuc the use We annid nlnfe rhn.,.anIs nr .Irrilar arr-acI
The Republican journal., 1899-04-06
When the Goth Century Begins.

The controversy over the time when the
twentieth century will begin has been
raging in Rockland, and has been settled
by an appeal which a, young lady made
to President Eliot of Harvard University.
He writes that the twentieth century will
begin with January -, 1901. The ques-
ton "with what year does century
begin or end?" is a question in chronicle
gy, not astronomy, and must be answered
by reference to the system of reckoning
which has been adopted by chronologers.
This system makes the birth of Christ a
dividing point from which the years are
counted backward and forward. The
year Immediately preceding the divine
point is called the first year before Christ
(B. g. y, the year Immediately following
is called the first year after Christ "a. D.
~. In chronology there is no year 0,
either before or after Christ. Events
happening within twelve months after the
birth of Christ are said to have occurred in
the first year of Christ
The Republican journal., 1899-04-06
Belfast by the Sea.

For beauty of location and scenery. con
bined with the great variety of attractions
demanded by the summer visitor, Belfast
easily stands at the head among the re-
sorts of the Maine coast. 1t is easv Of
access, both by land and sea, and offers
the summer visitors any kind of scenery or
healthful recreation to be obtained else
where, either on the coast or in the conn
try. 1t has beautiful bay, which shonld
attract the lover of yachting, while the
quiet harbor and river afford fine facili
ties for rowing and canoeing
The lover of the beautiful finds no end
of attractions in and around Belfast.
visitor once wrote from here to the Spring
field, Mass, Union as follows: "As YOU
wander about the streets, and YOU will
never weary of doing this. you will be
struck with the exceedingly comfortable
appearance of the houses and their ample
gardens. Many are the homes of retired
sea captains; and, indeed, they are sugges-
tive OF peace and rest after the buffetings
OF tempestuous life.
Unlike many of her sister cities Belfast
has no squalid quarter and no unsightly
surroundings. If the visitor be lover of
beautiful scenery, there are number of
drives of from a few miles to days
journey which offer all that can be desired
in this line. A favorite blackboard ride is
to Camden, via Pitchers Pond, Lincoln
Vile Centre and ''the Turnpike,' and re-
turn along the shore via the Beach and
Duck Trap, Saturday Cove and the Camp
Grounds. Other drives are to Liberty.
with good views of the whole interior
country, and passing Quantabacook,
Georges Pond, etc. also over the hills to
Freedom or Dixmont, either of which
offers views of the whole central section
of the State. The drives to Searsport,
Stockton Springs and Standpoint are
much frequented, the duck farm Of
French Bros. at the latter place being an
attraction for many Mount Percival in
Northport, four miles from Belfast, is an
elevation easily reached, from which an
unparalleled view of the river, bay and
the old Atlantic can be obtained.
For those who care for fishing we have
numerous ponds, well stocked with land
locked salmon, trout, pickerel, bass and
perch. Prominent among them are Fitch
er's, Tilden's, Quantabacook, Georges
and Unity Ponds, and swan Lake. There
are also many streams where the angler
may catch brook trout.
At the proper season the hunter finds
plenty of small game in the near by
woods.
The Republican journal., 1899-04-06
SUPERINTENDENT S REPORT.

Ihe opening of the year found us very
poorly supplied with text books, and what
We had were scattered about town, with no
record as to their location. They We're col
lected by visiting practically every family
in town, which entaled considerable ex-
pense. Most of the books were in poor con-
dition, and many We're utterly unfit for use.
While the cost of new books has been
large, no unnecessary books have been pur-
chased, and practically every book has
been in use. No sweeping changes have
been made but the books in each branch of
study have either been changed or new ones
of the same series purchased to supply the
deficiency, as economy dictated.
All books, new and old, have been label
ed and numbered. A record book was pur-
chased, in which each scholar is charged
with the books delivered to him, and given
credit upon their return. The condition of
each book is noted in the record, and in
case it is damaged or lost, the pupil respon-
sible is shown at a glance
This system has resulted in better care
being taken of the books, but few have
shown more than ordinary wear during the
past year.
Old books to the value of Sal Al were ex-
changed.
The Pond Hill and Ellis schools were sus-
pended for the year, the pupils of the Ellis
being transported to the South Brooks
school during the spring and winter terms.
Extensive repairs we made on the South
Brooks schoolhouse, and minor ones to the
Ellis, Elwell, West Brooks and village
houses.
Our schoolhouses are now in very COM
Portable condition, and our books in such
shape as to require only nominal expen-
ditnre next year.
Fall terms of the primary and West
Brooks schools were maintained, which in
conjunction with the high schools gave
every scholar in town an opportunity to at
tend school thirty weeks during the year.
We supported two free high schools, as u.s.
ual, but as there were not enough scholars
The Republican journal., 1899-04-06

From information gathered by the Agri-
cultural Department, covering nearly all
of the Middle, Western and Southern
States, it appears that fruit prospects are
much below the average. In many loca-
tons peach buds are killed, and old,
weak trees are dying. Pear buds are bad
ly injured and promise only light crop.
Cherries, plums and apples appear to have
plenty of sound fruit buds, and may
yield a fair crop Tender varieties of
raspberries and cultivated blackberries
and Strawberries are realty injured, but
wild blackberries show no signs of injury
The Republican journal., 1899-04-06

in the high school grade for two full schools
pupils in lower grades were admitted to
both schools, the cost of whose instruction
was pad from the common school fund.
Thus, TWO thirds of the cost OF the high
school was pad from the high schoo| fund,
and e-thlrd from the common school fund.
Our schools nave been in charge Of able
teachers i'll each and every instance, and the
scholars have made good progress all along
the lire.
The policy of retaining, from term to term,
teachers no did good work, and We're EN-
inentl y tied for their position has been toll
lowed as Ear a. possible, The good results of
which are apparent.
The Republican journal., 1899-04-06
The Republican Journal Thursday, April s, 1899

H Gxpeha.d sSs 81 So
O'o"" H'.... ......'''''''''@ Hoo %
REPAIRS ON sCHOoLHoUsEs.
Iown raised for repairs OF school
bouses.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2OO w
Unexpended from 1897. ............. 10 50
T "a penueu ...............'''...'@ ~ 81
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Town raised for school books ......$ rs 90
Expended. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 662
Overdrawn.. .............-..... 172
S 1900
COMMON SCHOOLS.
Voted to raise March, 1898. ........ 81 ,l44 90
onexpended from 1897. .......-..... 1O4 "a
school fund and mill tax, 1898 764 90
Due from town of Montville. IS 90
" Appleton. 81 81
s2,135 %
Expended. Observation-Disclosures. 1852 OF
Unexpended. Observation-Disclosures. 37:5 "a
TREAsURER's REPORT.
Received of treasurer of 1897. .... So, $3.50 80
school money of Montville 88 81
for school book sold...... IS
school money from Apple
ton for 1885,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. % As
Received interest on Hooks tax
ueeu. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 62
Received OF Liberty for pauper sup
pres. ..... w
Received of II. E. Morrill,, for ped
uler's Incense. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Tax list for 1898, committed to S. S.
Bean, collector. Observation-Disclosures. 6,7O3 II
Received OF A. G. Caswell, for auc-
CloneefS license. 90
Received of town clerk for 1898 dog
HceHses ..........-...-..... o. w
Received interest on E. G. Fuller's
tax deeds. 563
Received school fund and mil tax. 764 90
Of State treasurer of dog
licenses OF 1897 ...............,..,. IA so
Received interest on Mrs. Robin
sons note. PSI
Received supplementary tax of 1898 s. 90
money hired of ID. b.
GOOD Y Son. ...................... 200 90
Received school money from APP
pieton for 1897 ....,..-.......... "a IS
Received money hired of William
Ripley .--..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500 90
S12,123 70
AMOUNT PAID OUT.
Selectmen's orders. ...............S I, $40 IS
State Treasurer. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS 80
County Treasurer. ,............... All %
S S,449 50
RESOURCES RETURNED
Uncollected taxes of 1898. .........S 2431 So
Tax deeds and list, previous to 1895 26S "a
OF lo9o,.. .............. 81 rs
OF 1896 Observation-Disclosures. % 70
1877 Observation-Disclosures. 81 70
School fund aud mill tax........ 764 90
Cash in hands of Treasurer. 4S7
S 1878 So
ST. 123 10
The Republican journal., 1899-04-06

blood remedy for IMMIGRATION after ework
Mass ton D.
eD Greene Neryura blood remedy
medicine and consult Dr.
Temple
OF writing him
The Republican journal., 1899-04-06

Capt. G. Rath, who had charge Of the
execution of the four persons who con-
1865, is at present railway postal clerk
and lives at Jackson, Miss.
The Republican journal., 1899-04-06

year when everybody needs and uses spring
medicine, Mr.. Talmages strong recommended
ton to take this best of all blood and nerve
tonics and restoratives, DR.. Greene's Nervura,
will undoubtedly influence and encourage the
widespread use of this grand remedy, which
Is purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, and of
marvellous curative powers, among the people
every where.
No other preacher is SO widely
known no other clergyman is so -.
distin p,1ished thro1 ohout the ~---.-.
The Republican journal., 1899-04-06
REV. DIR. TALmAGE CURED,
DR.. Talmage Finds Help in the Use of DR.. Green
Nervura and Advises the Weak, Sick and Suffer
ing to Use 1t and Be Cured.

he greatest Lying divine Rev De Witt Tamage the
use which
and remedy undoubtedly
The Republican journal., 1899-04-06

NS"NSiiNo Va ~ P'tiA MI tiACoS
who are sick and suffering,
who are weak, nervous,
without strength, energy and
ambition, who are discouraged
and disheartened by repeated
failures to be cured, in fact, all
who have need of strength
giving and health restoring
medicine, can take renewed
hope from the words of this
great preacher, that DR.. Greene's
Nervura is the one remedy
among ali others to give them
back the health and strength
they have lost.
Rev. DR.. Talmage says; 81
commend d.. Greene 5 Nervura
The Republican journal., 1899-04-06
NOTICE or SAL

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