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Salt Rbeum Cured Quick

news Ointment cures Salt Rheum, and all Itch
ING or burning skin diseases in day. One ap-
nlication gives almost instant relief. For Itching
Blind. OF Bleeding Piles il stands without peer
Cures in three to six nights. S5 cents. Sold by
p s Williams. Ninth and Streets; EdmoBds &
Williams, Third ard Pennsylvania Avenue.-6s.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE-THE HACKMEN AND CABMEN
Bali tonight at Seat Pleasant will be
postponed until February -. 1860.
irlI-.t. ON
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The "Royal Limited leaves Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Station, New Jersey Avenue and
O Street, daily, 8 p. m. arrives New York,
p. m. Splendid dining and cafe service.
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VI RRIED

LOCKE- -SEIFFERT On February H. 1900 at
the residence of the Rev. j. G. Butler. D. D.
WILLIAM WALTER LGCkE ard ROSE RYNEAL
SEIFFERT; no ca.dS Item
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NOTlCE-Annual meeting of the stock
holders of the CROSS MANUFACTUR-
ING CONPANY.-The annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the CROSS MANCFAC-
TURING COMPANY Will be held at the
Hotel Fleischmann, Alexandria. Va, at
O'CLOCK p. VI. on THURSDAY. MARCH
l. 1900 BY order OF the President and the
Board OF Directors. HENRY F. GETZ.
Acting Secretary. fe15-14t
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II there ever was 4 specific for any one COM
plant then Osrter's Little Liver Pills are specific
FOR sick hcsdache, and every woman should
Know this Only Que pill dose. Try them.
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Elected 10 the stock Exchange.

C. Z. W. Slater has been elected a mem
Der of the Washington Stock Exchange, to
take the seat made vacant by the death
of his father, Capt William H. Slater.
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NOTICE-A meeting OF the stockholders OF
the CIiILLMAN CASTLE LAND I'M
PROEEMENT AND CONSTRUCTION
COMPANY Will be held at 1921 G Street
northwest MONDAY, FEBRUARY 70. 1900.
at 3:30 O'CLOCK p. NJ By order Of the
Board Of Directors. r. G. ISRAEL. Secre-
tary. fe1n-1Ot
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Stops the Cough
and work
Most superb Day Train I'm the World.

Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold in
one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price, 25c.
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FOR A MEMORIAL BRIDGE
Plans Presented to the Board Of
Engineers and Architects.

Tour NeIi-knoUn Builders Present
PropoHitions and Drawings for a
Structure Over the Potomac River.
The Designs to he Forwarded 10
Congress by the Secretary of War.
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Total ..,.....................SI.7 .7OJ, OPS y
district Of Columbia city Of Washington, S.;
|. THOS &. PEARsALi, Cashier Of the above
named bank. do solemniy swear that the above
statement is true to the best Of my knowledge
and belief. THOS- {. PEARSAil+ cashier
Subscribed and sworli to before me this 18th
day 0i February. 1900.
WILLIAM SELBY, Notary Public.
Correct--AtteSt:
y. ii. SHEA,
w :. KNOX.
JAS W. SOMERVILLE.
Directors.
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RFPoRr OF THE CONDITION

REPORT OF TIE CONDITION
OF the
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON
CITY.
A. Washington, in the District Of Columbia, at
the close OF business, February -, 1900.
RFSfI RCES
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
REPORT or THE CONDITION
Of the
IUrTOT Y A4TFGN RANK

1t Washington, in the District Of Columbia. 40
the close Vi bu-in,s, February u, 100.
Dr-nJ-uEES
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-16
Students and Intoxic"nts.
BY Laura Jean I.ibbey.

The young student who knows with
in his own heart that he has a love for
intoxicants has no business (unless he
can control the desire with a will of
iron, thrust it from him and behind
him)--he has no business, ! repeat, in
entering the grand ranks of the ply
sician's noble profession.
No matter how skilled the surgeon
may be, the most skilful hand will lose
its accuracy of touch when the brain
is fired by even a single glass of liquor.
The doctor who is seen in barrooms
or cafes draining the fatal cup might
as well take down his sign or, better
STILL hang one over it informing the
public at large that he is putting him
self out of business with all possible
haste.
The doctor who INDUCES in drink
cheats his patients, defrauds them of
the skill which they have right to
expect at his steady hand and clear,
rational brain when so vital thing as
a human life is at stake, a beautiful life
which an unsteady hand might sweep
from the world or firm reliant one
to save it.
No matter what the personal accom-
how much he may have endeared him
self to the hearts of his patients let
it be known that he is the victim Of
the rum habit and his friends and pa
tents flee from him as from a
scourge
OF all the professions that of the
physician calls loudest and most de-
eisively for strict abstinence from liz
uor. One glass of liquor can undo the
work of lifetime.
TO be successful a doctor must be
reliable, and he is not that if the love
of liquor comes between him and his
duties.
1t will not take the physician who
drinks many moons to wreck the hap
pest homes and bring despair as cruel
as death upon those who love him and
wish him well.
Oh, We who have taken the first step
in the wrong path pause and turn
back ere it Is too late to regain lost
confidence.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-16

One day when Agnes was fourteen
years old she was missed in the
neighborhood. For three days she had
not been at school. yet her teachers
thought little of it, for Saint Agnes
often stayed away. If folks were i'll
she attended them and, sometimes, for
a week at a time she was not in the
school room.
But this time 1t was very strange.
None knew where Agnes was Search
from house to house failed to find her
and a knock at her own door brought
no response Only Jippy. her little pet
dog, sat OUTSIDE winning and that
made the boys and girls think that Ag
nes must be inside Poor Jippy. For
years he had followed Agnes and his
curly little figure With wagging tail
was q familiar sight wherever she
went.
But now Jippy sat outside whining
and Agnes could not be found.
On the fourth day the village car
2eT;tr WAS called and. accompanied by
half the boys aud ,sirls in the village.
and a dozen of the grown folks, he
went to- the littls cottage on the out
skirts ard tried The door. Then he
placed his great shoulder against II
but the door would not yield. Finally
with chisel and hammer he broke in.
In the outside room there was moth
ing to be seen. But inside, where the
bed stood. there was dark figure ly-
ing upon the floor; and the woman
who led the others gave cry and
sprang forward when she looked at it.
1t was Saint Agnes! There, in the
middle of the room, fully dressed. she
lay; her face was red and her hands
hot and feverish. II knew you would
come whispered Saint Agnes family
as they lifted her upon the bed. II was
taken i'll and could not open the door.
oh. that was so long ago so many
days. And the thirst was SO bad
"ghe IL raging in fever said one
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-16
'You may break, you may shatter the
vase if you will,
But the scent of the roses will hang
round it STILL

To the woman whose disposition 1t
is to love once and forever it is wisest
and best to shut your eyes to the faults
of the adored one, for
Where ignorance is bliss tits folly to
be WISE
1t is useless to say one should look
out for just such pitfalls In the first
place advice is useless; the mischief is
done when your heart has gone from
you.
determinations are useless. The
sweet, lovable, patient women who
love unworthy objects, and through
pain and sorrow, go on trusting and
loving blindly to the end are the
worlds martyrs.
There are many such women who
will read these lines and feel that the
story of their own life is thus depicted
here. But they cannot stop loving
at VIII.
Lord Byron has told us. with world
of pathos in the lines:
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-16

Of the mothers. Poor child, she must
have been very i'll these four days"
Careful hands attended Saint Agnes
during her illness and when she had
recovered a kind friend took her to
visit in handsome house in the VIII
lage where there was no hard work to
do.
She is there still, for the good wo-
man saw that Saint Agnes could be
made into great and good woman;
and so she is caring for her. Saint
Agnes thinks she will some day be-
come a Red Cross Nurse; and, if she
is. you and may hear of her, some
day.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-16

One can preserved lobster, three to-
blespoonfuls butter four tablespoon
fuls vinegar, one-half teaspoonful
made mustard, one good pinch Cay
enne pepper, boiled eggs for garnish-
ing, salt. Empty contents lobster can
into bowl one hour before using it..
Mince evenly. Put vinegar, butter and
seasonir into saucepan; when it
SINNERS add lobster, Cook slowly.
covered, one-half hour stirring occa-
sionally Turn into deep dish and gar
nish with slices OF egg
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-16
QUIET HOUR CHATS.
N~~-~~~~~~~~~-~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~-
BY Laura Jean Libbcy.
women who Love Immortality.
BY Laura Jean Llbbey.


To the woman who loves man well
worth the loving and whose affection
is returned life is heaven on earth
or as near it as mortals can find.
But to the woman who loves an I'M
worthy object all / can say is God pity
her! Her grief is more bitter than
death.
She has given him the treasure Oh
her heart and the love she has expected
in return has turned to Dead Sea trule
OH her lips.
She looks at the happiness OF other
women, perhaps less worthy to pc
loved than herself, with moist eye.
She wonders If it is because her
charms are less than theirs, that rate
has been so unkind to her.
1t is generally the angel of a woman
who is unfortunate in her loving. Sne
has staked her all upon the issue, only
to find that her heart was bankrupt.
But can she stop loving though she
finds the object of her love unworthy
of her devotion?
Alas, heaven pity her, it seems not.
Woman-like, her devotion seems to be
the greater, even though it is against
her better judgment.
With her love it is as the poet sings:
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-16
Too Much Trouble,

Grimy Grimes-Tank you, lady but
dere was no need Nv goin' TO de trouble
of opening de door.
Lady-What do you mean?
Grimy Grimes-Why. you could have
put dis collation. trough de keyhole.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-16

First Boy-My dorg kin lick your
dorg.
Second Boy-Betcher he can't
First Boy-Well, then, if your dorg
ticks my dorg. I'll lick you.
Second Boy (backing down--M my
dorg d-don't wanter fite.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-16

ooh, what was love made for
If It's not the same
Through sickness and sorrow,
Through sunshine and shame.
Through the furnace unheeded
Thy steps pursue
To greet thee and save thee,
Or perish there, too.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-16

You ask me what are women to do
who love unworthy objects?
There are so many circumstances
surrounding each individual case that
a general answer is difficult.
If it be a worthless husband your
duty is plain--you must love on to the
end.
If it is children who go wrong your
duty is still plainer-a mothers love
must not be wanting until death
claims her. And even after death she
must wait at Gods side at the gates
of heaven to welcome them up there
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29
Another Accidental Shooting.

VIM. Neal came into town Sunday
night bringing with him Mrs. w. b.
Stevens and her little son, Roscoe, the
latter having been accidentally shot at
Judge Meals ranch on the Sandy, by
Archie Neal, while the boys we're fool
ing with an old Spanish musket.
1t seems the boys had dug the gun
up somewhere on the ranch and Archie
was trying to fit shotgun cartridge
into the breech while Roscoe was stand
in front of the gun watching the opera
ton. Archie warned Roscoe to look
ont and the little fellow started to obey
jnst as the gun was discharged, the
load penetrating the under part of the
leg between the thigh and knee making
a CHASTITY wound about eight inches in
length, exposing the bone, sinews and
main artery, none of which we're cut by
the shot. Mr.. Neal, with great presence
of mind, carefully bound up the wound
aud brought the boy to town, after dis
patching q messenger for Mr. Stevens,
who was working at Mount Hope in
Yavapai county. The doctors think
they can save the leg, but he will likely
be a cripple for life. Mr. Neal and
his family are heart-broken over the
affair, but no blame is attached To any
one
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29
Mailing a Magazine.

Eighteen men, aided by the fas test
mailing appliances. are kept on rush
every month getting the Ladies' Home
Journal off TO its subscribers. The
first shipments are started about the
middle of each month, and from that
time until the twenty fifth the maya
zines pour out of the Journals pub
fishing office by the two horse .dray
load. On the 25th of each month every
Journal has reached its destination,
and work in the mailing department
slackens for few days. Some idea of
the Journals tremendous subscrip-
tion list may be gained when it Is
known that forty tons of mailing type
are required to set the names of sub.
scribers. There are three quarters of a
ton of each numeral, and it requires
twenty galleys to accommodate the
subscribers names in type. This stock
would equip six or eight large daily
newspapers. As many as sixty-five
compositors are employed setting the
names of the Journals subscribers in
type-printers enough to set the type
for the biggest metropolitan daily
newspaper. The expenses for postage
paid by the Journal approximate 75.-
COOS year.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

The Los Angeles Herald has CORE
spondent at Chloride who gives out
information that is not always correct
In the Herald Thursday last he reports
that the reported richness of the Bryan
group is greatly exaggerated; that the
ores are low grade, but at moderate
estimate there is l,00o00s in sight.
Now as the deepest shaft on the mines
Is only A. feet and as the vein is only
six feet wide and as there is no drift
ing done on the property the CORE
spondent's estimates of values is some.
what off. The Gold Road and other
claims of the Gold Road Comp are
as rich as has been represented, the
great mass of groupings having values
averaging an ounce in gold to the ton,
while in the openings the ore values
run as high as 50 ounces in gold. 1t
is estimated that there is about 5000 s
in sight, something like 950O1Os less
than the Chloride correspondent gives
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

Three surveying parties are survey
ing exterior boundaries aud cross sec
tioning forest reserves, and surveying
the Sipai reservation which is inside.
After cross sectioning the government
will issue to the railroad com pany
script ip lieu of the railroad land in
the forest reserves. Most of the rail.
road land having already been denuded
of tim Der, this is the way they get rid
of it, and this seems to be the true in.
wardness of forest reserves.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

ldb kTt e
II O these lt e
h
the ofanh kE
Hm ~ every honorable or tt
Moh county,
That ehei nhedre enso Mdmeco
hh elf t d t uIJe"
Th n to eCunNr Ticket et h fggt
he coming November
tiNy n lGtz " clear
h co HI xttwoy years to ouieh u n ting
John WHarW WlburBr H.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

James Uncapher is sinking a winze
from the 125 level of the Queen Bee
mine, Mineral Park, and although but
about ten feet below the level has
nearly a car load of the richest kind of
ore extracted. The ore is full of ruby
and native silver and will run about
five ounces gold and Coz ounces silver
to the ton. Seventy feet below this
level another level has been opened up
that shows big vein of the same grade
of ore,
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

+. Ogden, who had the contract to
haul the hosting plant from Yucca to
the Copper Prince group of mines for
the Rosborough syndicate, is in King
man, having completed the contract.
Before he left the mines the hoist had
been installed and in operation. He
says the mine is showing wonderful
improvement and that the belief is
general that it will be connected with
the Santa Fe by rail within a short
time
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

Have you a sense of fullness in the
region of your stomach after eating.
If SO you will be benefited by using
Cham berlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They also cure belching aud
sour stomach. They regulate the
bowels too. Price, % cents. Sold by
III. II. Watkins.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

VIM. and John linus shipped two
train loads of their cattle from Selig.
man the early part of this week to Cal.
ifornia aud expect to ship three train
loads next week from blackberry.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

Several big lodges in Wallapai noun
tain are attracting the attention of
outside capital. Minnesota capitalists
will probably purchase big group of
lead claims on the east slope of the
mountains, the ores from which have
good values in gold, silver and lead.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29
Water In Abundance.

At the Mcguire mines the water shaft
has encountered so much water at a
depth of thirty five feet that a pump
had to be wired for. Yesterday Super
intendent EzelI received telegram
stating that pump and boiler had been
shipped aud it is expected next Mon
day. Work on the mine is progressing
steadily aud as soon as the water ques-
tion is settled a lOO-ton capacity mill
will be installed. The ore will be quar-
ried in the manner of the Treadwell
mine on Douglas Island. The ledge is
over 40 feet wide and through this
mass of vein matter run great streaks
of remarkably high grade ores, while
20J feet of the vein gives excellent
milling values.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

Cal aud John Cross are at Seligman,
whore they have contract from Henry
P. Ewing for hauling government
freight from Seligman to the Havasu-
pal school.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29
Platform
of the
Citizens
County Ticket.
Sam Pasteur Dead.

Samuel E. Pasteur, one of the oldest
residents of the Gold Basin country,
died at blackberry Wednesday after.
noon. For several weeks his death
had been expected, as he was suffering
with complication of disorders. He
was born in the state of Ohio SO years
ago and had been one of the earliest of
the California arEonauts. He came to
never been outside of the county lin.
its in all that time. He was a warm
hearted old gentleman and had many
true friends with him in his last hours.
His funeral took place at Hickberry
Thursday evening.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

Charles Gracey returned from San
Francisco the first of this week and
passed on to El Dorado Canyon, where
he will commence overhaulng the old
Southwestern mill. The five stamps
recently purchased from the White
Hills Company will be added to the
mill, making thirty stamps that will be
used in crushing ore for the new cya-
nide plant. As soon As the road to the
mine is repaired arrangements will be
perfected whereby one hundred tons of
ore daily will be sent to the mill. The
mines owned by the company are cap
able of producing several hundred
tons of ore daily and no difficulty will
be experienced in keeping the big mill
pounding away for years to come.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

Capt. l. c. Conkey and Steve Tyler
have two men at work on the Lady Bug
mine, al Mineral Park. The ore now
being taken out is of good shipping
value and as soon as the ground is
blocked out the owners will begin max.
ing carload shipments to the smelters.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

At depth of forty feet on the Alta
mine, Stockton Hill, Caffery and Pom.
eroy are encountering considera ble
water, but the ore has changed to lead
sulphide peculiar to the Cupel lode.
The men are very much pleased with
the outlook, believing they have very
rich ore.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

A Mr.. Doty has bonded the turquoise
mines of James Haas, near Mineral
Park aud for me time has had men at
work on the properties. Quite an
amount of handsome gems 10 the
rough have so far been sent to New
York lapidaries. James w. Haas has
charge of the work at the mines.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

Mrs. j. t. Watkins returned from
Flagstaff and Albuquerque Monday
last. She was much pleased with her
visit to the fair and had a pleasurable
time among old friends in the old
pueblo.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

Thompson & Co. have good ore in the
Lone Star and will soon make car
load shipment of the richest ore that
mine has ever produced.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

John c. Potts, bipartisan nominee
for recorder, visited blackberry this
week.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

Charles E. Sherman is sinking a
winze from the 1873 foot level of the
Katie mine at Mineral Park and is TAX
ing out exceptionally rich silver ore
Specimens we have seen from the mine
are a mass of native and ruby silver.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

w. NJ. Van Arsdale is having the wa
ter taken from the Bay State shaft,
Chloride. preparatory to starting a
drift on the vein. The Bay State was
producer on high grade ore in the old
days and Mr.. Van Arsdsle has a good
showing
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

The republicans held their primaries
in Kingman Thursday afternoon last.
There was no contest for delegates
therefore there was but light vote
cast. Capt. c. Taylor, J. r. Russell,
J f. Perry, William Sweeney, and DIR.
A. f. Ealy we're :he delegates elected.
The convention will be held in King
man on October 4th.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

S. c. Bsgg, the well known Los An
geles newspaper man, together with his
son and Mr.. Vandenberg, has located
two mining claims west of the Sheep.
trail that show up wonderfully well in
free gold. The ledges are six feet wide
aud are on the road to the Sheeptrail
mill. The ores show free gold all
through them and are said to be far
richer than anything heretofore found
in that section. The poor newspaper
fellow ought to strike phat take once
in a while.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

James III. Owen, contractor on the
new boarding school, which is to be
called the Truxton Boarding School,
has some . men at work and half a
dozen teams. Foundations of the
laundry, warehouse, boiler house and
employees quarters are completed. The
main building, l54 feet long, two stories
high and basement with ell, has exca.
waiting finished and concrete footings
in. The five room cottage for the field
matron, Miss Calfee, has the brick
wall partly mp aud will be finished, ex-
cept plastering and painting, in week.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

Back of the little town of Butte,
Montana, there is little "hill," about
two miles long and one mile wide.
Last year it produced the enormous
sum of 4SO,OoJ,UO0S, that amount being
paid for its gold, silver, copper and
lead. This was thirteen times as much
as the whole state of Colorado pro-
duced. 1t will not be very long until
Arizona will have "A similar report to
make from "little hill" back of Jer-
ONE.
Mohave County miner., 1900-09-29

Colin Timmons was in Hingman
Tuesday last from Los Angeles. Mr..
Timmons is engineering a sale of the
copper mines at Hillside to a French
Company. The mines are owned by
Judge Wells, Mike Hickey and Mike
Lawler and it was while building a
road TO these mines that the famous
Hillside mine was struck.