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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-05
Naval Orders.

Lieut.. b. W. Wells. jr., has been Ge-
tached from the Kearsarge and ordered to
the Brooklyn as aid on the staff of Rear
Admiral Coghlan.
Ensign L. w. Mcintyre, to the Michigan.
Naval Cadet ]. p. Murdoch, from the
Kearsarge TO the European station, via
the Buffalo
Medical Inspector Z. III. Green, from duty
in this city as a member of the naval ex-
amining board, to the Wisconsin, Cor duty
as feet surgeon of the Pacific squadron
Passed Assistant Surgeon ID. e. Kerr.
from the Boston navy yard to recruiting
duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-05
ST rs Waists soc.

Odds and ends of high grade Waists, in
Guiding fine Persian Lawns and Lawn
Waists, trimmed with all-over embroidered
fronts, some fronts trimmed with lace and
hemstitching, and many other leading styles,
including buttOn-in-t he front and button-i in
theback waists; worth up to S1.5O and
$1-15. Green Ticket price, SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-05

for the construction of a trial steamship Of
a new type. The inventor is Capt. +. c..
lshoy. who has taken out patents I'm the
principal countries. In this new form OF
steamer the screw is placed under the bot
tom instead of aft. The hull is materially
changed in form. being fiatter. and the
ships draft considerably lessened. 1t is
claimed that a saving in the consumption
of coal of about - per cent will be ef-
fected. The inventor believes that with the
same amount of fuel the speed Will be
greatly increased. and, finally. that this
more seaworthy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-05
A General Extradition Treaty.

The Senate committee foreign rela-
tions yesterday considered. but did not act
upon the general extradition treaty between
the republics of the western hemisphere
recommended by the pan-American confer
ence recently held at the City of Mexico.
The committee generally is of the opinion
that the treaty Should be considerably mod
flied in the interest of clearness and. it
seems probable that it will not be reported
during the present session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-05
Medals for Military Service.

Chairman Hull of the House committee
on military affairs has introduced bill
providing for medals for service. In the
Spanish American war. the China relief ex-
pedition and the Philippine instruction.
The provisions of the bill were explained Ia
The Star recently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-05
New Type of Steamship.

According to Consul Freeman. at Ccpen-
hagen. in a report to the State Department.
. company has been formed In that city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-05

Iowa, Loud of California Tawney of MN
nesota, Crumpacker of Indiana and Hamil-
ton of Michigan. Mr.. Moody of Mass Achu-
sets, now Secretary of the Navy, also AS
sisted in the preparation of the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-05

Mems Underwear-a june beater.
A 10 case lot OF Mems Balbrigpan
Shirts and Drawers; part of the lot plain col
ors and part Fancy designs. Shirts are
made with French neck; Drawers have dou-
bic gussets French back strap and suspen-
der tapes Buttons are pearl and the fashion,
ing is perfect throughout. You never bought
any better Underwear at soc. a garment
That's exactly what ii was made to sell for.
10C. a garment.
"
Alaska forum., 1902-02-08
LEGAL EOII( F..
DEP tK rMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES LAND UEflNE

DEP KrMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
 UNITED @IATES LAND UErlNE. RalA rs,I,, Ala;ka, December, :, ,>oI.
 Mineral Apl lcatcr, No. 2.
 Notice For F !DlClton.
 Notice is hereby give. that F. NJ. Carr, whose pos, Gice address, F. c. box 539, Seattle Is ing Ntu"ty Masii. gton, has Uni, day filed his H pl.Sa ioi for patvut to laCvr mining clai m Nc. above discovery on Little MinIok \rtSk iii Rampant Mining District, 'i-.rct of Alaska and known and de-ignated by the field notes and official plat on file at this office Lot <o 4zI. The eAtellur hl..i.t.,., oi said Lot No Al being as follows to wit: Beginning at Cor |. whence U. $. l.. M No. 2bearj s. 3 deg, c2 ln w. Var. 2S deg. o2 min. F. 4o 4 ft to U. 5. l.. NJ No. 2. $50 it. to Little Manook creek course N % deg, w. S7l 1t. to Cor. 2, thence \. @ deg l5 min. W Var. 2S deg. ism. l.. lo4S it. 10 Cor. }, -ntnre \. 5deH 22 iAlA E V..r'1. deS. >>2 min +. to Little Manook creek course W.~o7ue {, 70 Cor. 4 thence $. o2 deg. IS min F.. Var. 2S deg 30 mi1 F.. l5o fit. to No. 7mp course $. w. e2o f.. to No. 5 lup course $ w. lo47.S fl. to Cor.1 the place of be2inning. Containing an area of l..GS acres.
 PM. Mullen, Re sister
Alaska forum., 1902-02-08

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, EAGLE PRE- ! CI\NT, D.Sl ilCT OF ALASKA. Bl;FO <i+ CARL. NJ. jOHAN5DN, COM ,iI SIONER AND EN-D.'F4lIO JUSTICE TIE PEACE To eph B. Howard,
 Plaintiff,
 -VS- Summons for Geo. k. French Publ l.C ttiOu.
 Defendant.
 THE President of the United States sends gree.iug to the DtftnCant. eco K. French: You are hereby required 10 ap ear ill all ac- tion D. oush Int against you b. the above named plaintiff iii the Justices Court Ot Eaele Precinct District of Alaska, and to answer before the Comm $. s.oner aud ex-o ii cio Justice the Peace of ,ald Precinct, at his ( fiji -e i'll the town of l. :, the conn lant Ill d therein, wi Il thirty da, after the com pletlOn of the perltu Of pup l cttiOn this Summons; to wit within thirty d ,,,ai C. t.lc twenty second day of ch \. ID. 1902
 l>ne said action i, brought to recover of you tle sum of One Hundred, Sl<ty-rwo Dollars aid f f>y Cents, Ri ,hty- Two Dol ar5 and fifty Cents 27lh 1900; Twenty y-FiVe Dollars for work and 1 D,r ,,~rt,, med; and FIft4 i Dollars for rent Uf Duiltins as per Contrac.,
 And unless yoa 50 appear and ans"er said complaint, above required said plaintiff will take judgment sain,t 70 tur tne ah1il Of CAe Hundred SiNtyTwo Doll r, and nifty cents, toses her with the cost, of tlls action.
 The Order for service by publication was lssu d and directs that Summons be publl> 1t le st once week for six C)nSe-u ut Vc week, lA the ALASKA FORUM, newspaper published at Rampant, Alaska. First in5e 5ertlon, Feb. s, 1902, last insertion March 22nd, 1902.
 Given under my hand and seal this I4th day of january A. D. 1902.
 SEAL Carl M. Johanson,
 Comm issiOner and exOhClO
 Justice of the Peace. l.. C. Hess, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Alaska forum., 1902-02-08

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, EAGLE PRE- ! CINNT, D.SI ;lCT OF ALASKA. }EFO F CARL M. JOHANSDN, COM >iI SIONER AN D l<E-D.;FIlIO JUSTICE TIE PEACE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-06
Oefperute U}euterer.
(Sprtfetuna iiebe 6. sctte.J
Sin enprmer 8plfne cntFcrnt


6r. 8. $. slaughter, Elm 2ngeiteQz
ter i'm Bureau Der rN2ur1lanD 5elez
p6on Co." Gourtlunbz uno 2eringz
tonzStrdBe, tpelfer in Nr.3O9, Rorbz
BucazStraBe, po6nt, fit bor ungez
fd6r elf SaAren an einem @enG45 in
Der g}aIe, bas Die Raien606lung poQz
ItGnDig ausfulte unb bas Qt6em6olen
bur4 bic RaIenl06er b0llig unm0gli9
ma6te. Sin 2lr3t, tDel6en er coniulz
tirte, Oiagnoiirte bas Qsiben ais &az
tarr9 unb be6anbeIte e8 bemgemdB;
Elm Qnberer ertdnnte e8 ri9tiq al5
8olDpe unb ma6te berI4tebene erfolgz
lpIe 8erfu6e, bas 9epd6s nit 3an=
gen gu entfernen. Ndttlertpeile berz
f4Iimmerte ii4 iein 3uitanb INNER
me6r, Bis 6r. Slaughter peoer i6laz
fen, nod eFer fonnte, O6ne GeFa6r gu
eritiden. Wd6renb in biefem 3uitanbe
mar, con7ultirte er Or. 9urtlep, ben
NaIenz, 6uls= unb Sbren : Spe3ialtz
iten, Nr. 81, Norb Paca StraBe,
tpegen cine Nn6dufung bon Wa65 in
ben O9ren, unb erIu9te t6n glei63etz
tig I'm cine unterIu9ng bes 8epG4>
les in Der Naie. Das erfabrene 2tuge
bes Nr3tes ertannte fofort Die pa6re
urfu6e, urb er tbeilte 9rn. 6Iaug6z
ter nit, baB er bas 9epd4s o6ne etne
Operation Derni4ten t0nne. 06glei4
er 4ngeit6ts ieiner fri6eren grfa6z
rungen nit anberen Ner3ten an benz
Grfolge Der 8s6anbIung 3peifelte,
trdute er ii9 bsnno8 Or. 9artlep's
6Gnben an. N}it geringen Ober teinen
S9mer3en tpurbe Der Polppe erfoIgz
reid 3erft0rt unD bis ieBt ba6en iid
feline Nn3ei9en fir cine Riidte6r bes
Qeibens eingeiteGt, 10 baB 9r.Slaugbz
ter in natiirli6er DeiIe obne Be-
f6perben at6men fam. Or. 6artlep
erfldrt, baB Der Polppe Der gr0Bte
mar, ben er ie por6er pber na46er in
feiner graris angetroffen babe. 0u8
Gjepd4s bate ii4 10 in Die Rnorpel
eingeflemmt, t1B betDe NuienI04er
DoGitGnbig beritopft tparen. O6glei4
Der sFaQ nur elmer bon ben 9unberten
1T, bic DON Or. 9artlep be6anoelt unb
gebei[t nurben, 10 lit beriel6e benno6
bemertensfpert6 negen Der 9rOBe bes
9oGbpes, ais aud pegen Der 9urtndtz
figfeit, pel6e berielbe alien bpr6erge=
6enben 8sbanblungen entgegenieBte.
(Saturbap ReDiep,l (340-1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-06
scrppbeln pun ber Gebmrt an.

Or. Raopab. - Gjtsbrtsr 6err! Mtt 9trgniptn
ntbue it bic iStoer in Die 6uuO, nm Sic BON Der
iUuHosrpoltn SociIun9 be 9bre M:Oijin Sartas
partition 8cOlpcnt bepirtt bat, gu b'uadrdti9tu.
30 babs cine lobter, Die lcb:sr September Drst
SABRE alt DurOt, bic BON ibrcm 3ntitcu Sabre an
fortpdbreuD an Stropbeu litt Der &rjt iuQte
uns, Dab fe oamt qeboren ndre QBir liebtu flo
BON Osu beittH 2i:s}teu Der Gegsuo bebanOtlu uuo
battru iton ali: 6ofiHuu5 auigtqtbcn Otun oie,I=
ben iagteu uus, baB fd bic Rrant6ait in ptn 2unz
gen Icf1c3Bt bate unO baB iit uibt mGbr gebcilt
tparO,u t0HHtt. Sisie ibrtdGbt Srantbtit ifbte
f9 in dbliumtr gBeis in jbrsn 9uu1tn ict, uuO
i'd 1laubte ibon Oarau, OaB oas tltins UldobsH
uibt mebr laugs leb;R tpirOt, Da Die Wtoi5iHen
unIcr;r Aerjts aboIut frubtIos bicben. gu Ojtitr
3ett crbjelt ib cine Ruulmtr BON Sbrcr 9roi6are,
betlttlt vi5alit UnO SrHs" DtIbe Sit mir iun0ten.
No6oen i'd biz ptclcH 3euguiIc ubcr 0eiunQeu,
o;: our6 Sbre 9!banOlunp beprft nuIbtu qtcitn
bate tanttt i& Ois gltoU;n iofort, uno obaIO
m;n Ib6t:rben cine f5labt ocnommcu bate, mar
fie beinGbs gciuuO. Eie @cidutre an ibrcm R6rs
per fno uouitdHO;g btridpunocn ibrc Quugen btiz
nabt aebclt, Dergittus bat ft ttjucu 6uittn mtbr.
eie Bat isbt NIT Der 7rpett;u Glabt btoonntu, uno
ib CLAUDE, Oub fc, iobalO ft nit Oeritlbtn fcrtg
fein ptro, aud ooQtduOjg aeiuuO it, 3br GuitcR
mar iebr iJlimm
Itit 9O3a5tun1 bsrblejbt i'd Sbr
samuel G garfer,
fSat Sop WerccrzGOuntb gB. pa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-06
9ie S0Wad)eu
ltnD bic IrQufe1l
Start uu6 9cIanD 9emad1t NnrdI
Or. ,R0OWQO'S S
SarfapartEtan 2sefofpent.

25toer Eropfeu ots sarilplrGiau gciolotnt oerS
binO;t f6 ourb has 8ut ben 54DtiB otn urtn
uno uuDerc fSluifqttiteH uno Sdftc oes SDttms
nit Der 2:bensfraIt, OtRn g otrfebt Die AbfluBz
faudls Ots GDrptrs nit n,uem UNI geiunosm uta=
ttrioI. Stropbelu, SbDnDiud)t, SYPHILIS, un0ez
belize uno uHridt9 bcbauoelt g9fHsrtal" in lttnfn
pitlrn fSOrmen C6jdt 3tbu Gents itr Gin lauitrir=
tss BUD uDr. Raopap Hber 9euereal@, Grn)'u=
2rantbs;tsu, @sapiict i'm oaIie uuO i'm QtnHne,
Sumors, Rnoten in ben Gritien urb drbertn Ibtt@
len oe5 SDttms, nuEbe Qlugcu, u5iliihe aus otr
Sbr,u unO Die itIimmitsH 6oruEn pon Seauttranta
bsteu, ausialdge, 6t;btr=g8unOiu, grinotOSf'
Rinoourm, SaljfuB, Grpipclas acne, i6par3e
6tedsu I'M 5Ieb, Sumors, frebsdrt;8t G'ei3piirt,
55.aueHsjHraHfbeit.n uuo aQs ibDdtbenosn uro
ibmsrlpOusn Gntlctrungsn, 0abtitusjb, nd3tIt9e
8eriuit unD uqt uunDtbiG;u 4bfluie Don Stotten,
tr:lte bic Qtbeu5fraft b!ccH, iHO im 9trc:9 Der
6siLtroft oieits gBunotr5 DON mooermr 6bentc,
uuo Elm OtbrauD eiuigen Sagcn pirO it6 fiir
ieDe 9sroH, Die irqeR0 timer Der Obt1cn Rrunts
beitsn teOtt ui5 Sociltrut 3riter G.oiic b:ueiien
gBcnu Der 9attcnt Der our3 biz tdgtdsn 9trute
uno 2lbiliifis immcr ibipddtr pr0 trolQreib lit,
Oie: 2u5fIuiie 3u perbiHoeru unO oas 5ptem purdb
ntucs, Don 0siuHDem glut bergtitcuttm Y&aterial
ocrbeIern fam, uRO Dies bciorQt Oa5 Saraparil=
lian unO gardntirt Daiir, Damn lit zine 6ctlung
o:fbert otHn peuH Die WtOBin ciHmll nit ibrer
Rsin9ungsarbsit be9pHntn hat unO bic 8erluite
p:rbttsu taHu, ecbt ole 9siicrung ibntu por nd
uHo nit ieosm G13 piro Der 9aticnt QtiuuOer uno
frdftiger, Biz Rabrung prD btiier berOaut, ber
&pp:tit ocrbtItrt fb uno Der 9attnt niuult an
9epibt un0 &orpultu3 9u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-06

Sr TaOpap. - grbrttr 6,rr! Sb babe furgs
9tt in itIimmer I9eiii an elmer lanqen Ieibt bon
sDmDtomcu gslttcn, D;lbt bic Griabrng opn ul'n
RtO3;HCru IN oicisr @c0cuO Qculrrt babtu, uno
Oab, Dtnn fs nibt Q,bcilt psrotu f0nuttn i'd pouz
ftduoig enttrGfteH piroe. @erlut Dts Nppstits uHO
O15 9erIanger ua9 StimuIantsn uuo tlntlbtH
Ilttcu 3ur stdrtung iu uurt3clmdBigtn 3Giten,
Der g8uri6 fir QtiuuOcn 66laf uuo beitdnoige
2tprtifou bri'm Nuiftsbcn om Ulor1eu ma6t;u
mir 0as 9cbtu lu elmer Qdf big mid ein 5rtuuO
ocruHlabte, Sbg, W:o3;n 3u Dcriubtu So taufte
i'd rim, 6loibt RGoplO's SarIapariljan uuo cine
6ba5teI Ro6paDs 9iqsn uno nabm ft rtqcls
mGbig. RaO purOe ib bef,r Sd nabm brei
65dbttIr uuO orrj 6IoidtH mebr unO btfuot mid
i,tt in bcfitrer @:iurobeit, lts it 3uuor
SD b,rbeibt Sbr crQCbeucr Ticncr
Qrtbur . Bridht T. Iluioupine gpih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-06
Das "l3aItimOre GrIearam. "

3auitrutioncn Dou alcn 3imnteru I'M ntucn
,geCiBcn 0auie," QGabngtou. Gri6cint beutc, )
Geuts pro Grcutplar (340)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-06

gerprB Mot, DAB 9orbeug'n tliigtr it,
ais 6dlimmcs pito;r gut maafn. las Gilt be-
iprDtrs pom Rrautbeitsu. g;i'm srien SDulptom
BON DRaqenlei0en r6iiue Die SbleuBeu, olmt nibt
Die t,igen0eu @.iDdfsr oa5 ganO DerDuttu". Define
fe nit oem betpdbrtsn glurtini0uHg gsmItttl, 9 /.
9srnarb GrGuttrpillen. Utit Granfz
bsiteu ms nj. nit 9rduosn i'm Gntiebfu iou man
fie bttdmpfen 2loreifre .. R.uitlrOttr & Co.,
Dor 24l6, RtDz0orf Gjtp UNI unentgeItIi d
cine 9robe 3u betommen. Die t. 9erudrOs
GrduterpiQen Fno in uq,n apotbttrn gu blbtH
9rsis % GtRts. (GtGo5a. I&51
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-06
Grzsnredler @eeO's RranGheit.

8afbirgton, .. 6. 5. DEG.
= Der 3uitaro oes Gr@Spre4er5
S6omas 9. Reeb bat iid beute ettpas
ge6eFert. tIt ieOOa nod INNER trtz
tii6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-06
81 Il 8 9R 0 m.

8on, 5, 0e3ember. = Der 9apIt
CAB beute Dem Gr3biIdOf G6opeue
cine MISUNDERSTANDING un0 auBerte
8efrieOigung iiber Die Merte be5 @r3z
biI6of5 auf Cuba uno 9orto Rico.
2(m Sonntag tritt Gr3bi76of G6az
peue bic g3iitretIe na4 Porto gfico
unb Cuba an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-06
aas sparfamfte! Qas &efte!

Cine 5laibc sntbdlt mc6r Dirfli3e 0co3jn als
irqtnO cine anoers Qrdparaton. IS piro in Ebtcz
I6Tfsl=0oisu gcHOmmen, pdbrtuo man pon auosrGR
meoijiuen fInis o0tr ic6smdl obiel Hebmtn muB.
@crtauft in Qpotbttcn. greis 81.
Sdrebt an , r. 8 a map & o.. IS Gins
6tr., 9sp40Ort, fir Oas Boot Of NOb;tt". a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-06
germiidlte teIearappii6e sepeid6en.

: Sames 8, Slbri4, Der 8aiitrer
Der n&an1os Gitn, Sort Scott unO
W}emp6is : GHen6a6n 8eieQI4aft,
1T na8 lGngerem Qei0en in 8anIasz
@itD an einem 8lutitur3 geitorben.
= 8eorge 8ear, Elm Snbianer, tpelz
der Der GrmorOung ietner Squap
ii6erfu6rt mar, purbe geitern gu
5iour SAILS, 60, Our4 ben
5trang 4ingeri4tet.
: 5n 9eters6urg, RuBIan6, iOII
morgen nit 9ene6migung Der 8es
60rbe cine grOBe Qr6eiterz8erfammz
lung u6ge6alten lperoen, um W}aBrez
geln CUR 8eferung Der Gage Der Orr
better 3u beipre6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-06
nNos 9ebcn eine 9aft."

. a N u Z 7 2. . Z c T,
Glat Sop, Werc:r=GOuntD, B. o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-06
9oftipe SSetGnng
areitanieno Tobte in 0natemala.

6anTtanct8co, Gol., 8, 0e3.
= Oen bon Dem 9ocific 9ampfer
,GitD Of @ponep" BON Der &iiite 9uoz
temola's mit8e6rodten g&u6ridten
3ufolge fat Der iiingite Nus6rud Oes
8ulfans Santa Marta etpa 5000
Men76enleben berni6tet. Die frii6ez
rem 8eri6te f4dBten Die 3a6l Der
Opfer bebeutenb 606er unO audi Die
ieBt BON Der nGttD Of 5pOnep" gemelz
beten 3oblen iinO nod feline autbenttz
fchen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-06
4ineburit-S Sputbcrn Rines
Ibpr Nc 1pobonrb Wir QIue"

Der ibeale Dinter Reiort. Seine
6oteIs = 9olfzSpielpldBe = s5agen
unD ale Sportgelegenfetten im5reien.
0ur9lauFenbe 94lafpaggOns BON
8afbington in benz 7 1br Abenb8uge
om 0ienifag, 9onneritag un0 Gam
flag, pom 6. DECEMBER an. 8erlangt
unIer 5loriba>Reio iortS8u6. SOAn
81. OubaG, Sent. gaf1. 4gent, GOnz
tinentaL Sruit Building, Baltimore,
Mh. (339-4O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-06
Das fou ss (fin fir l0fibnahten !

Das (ou es (fin fur Iuflbna1ten!
Mae baben Ereuee an Fer ueberreis
dnns peer &mpfaTge zines nuetl'
nen Wefbenfee
$abcursttes, 6Oc aufpdrts
5Hon5s Site, CSC. aufpdrts.
0tutt4Bortsisuias, $2 80 auFrdrts.
Muff4Gabinsts. $5 90 aufpdrts.
Saroerobt49aItsr. 67c. ouDdrts.
Samen-S5reibtiibs, $3 SO aufpdrts.
9t2pi9=Reinissr, 81 50 auftpdrts.
Eom5: Stibls, So 90 aufpdrts.
8trsoloste 6tibIs, $2. 90 auiiDdrts.
EarIprz6tI6le, $500 aufpdtts.
Gbjrmmers5tlbIe.
4arlersGabinsts.
atnfrzsMrOtr. $1,000 oufpdrts.
@idnos Stlbls. S1.SO oufDdrts
66la!3immesStibls, 15c uufsparts,
.Eereens,@ SOC. auindrts.
9or,sTan=5brdnts
Combinations asa@sriaranf, $40 oufpdrta
ISiDeboarDs.H
Naprrisa aStabIe. 81 RuRtr. $425 aufpdrts
Guffets.
Robrs5 s5aaufslfu5t,. $500 aufndrts.
6uusn=6tdnbr.
GbfioHitrs
Hsarlor lTltub!ements, bon $40 bis $500.
9oltttsniEii6e. Nusiisb=5if@s.
9arIorEiide, $1.OO auudrts
gnt art.u DON 6aauttTftlbleu. p Wufsr, bon
$1OO bis $25 90.
Sir Sinoer.
eaf,eur unb Robr s5bauf,lfiibs. 81 90 ouftrdrts.
Morris 46tiibe, 81 0S auiDdrts.
Seppibs, MHss, T1atten, 2inoleums uno afts,
mas in einem WObtl= unb Tsppid=2aDR
erfter RlaHt esbalttn DrD.
The news-herald., 1902-04-19
Appreciative.

Far out in the Black Rock Min
ing District, somewhere in the
neighborhood OF Gilbert, love
lorn maiden is languishing away a
lonesome existance. The News
Herald is not running a matrimon-
ial agency but we cannot stand
idly by and see any woman suffer
the pangs of unrequited love. 1t
is a feeling Of mercy that prompts
us to publish the following verses,
written in q feminine hand, on the
daintiest of tear-stained paper and
evidently genuinely inspired:
TO F. B. NOXON.
The news-herald., 1902-04-19
Amend to the
Articles OF Incorporation
OCthe
CONSOLIDATED JUNIOR
MINING COMPANY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
That at meeting Of the directors and stock
holders Of the Consolidated Junior Mining
Company, held at the Office OF the Company i'll
the City Of New York, on the 2Sth day Of Janu-
ary, 1902, the following amendment to the Art
icles of incorporation passeisby MAORI
ty vote of the directors and stockholders OF
said company
"RESOLVED that Article Two of the Articles
of incorporation OF the Consolidated Junior
Mining Company IS hereby amended to read
AS follows:
ARTICLE ,.
The name Of this corporation shall be the
'Bess GOld-Copper Company of Arizona"
In Witness Whereof we the president and
secretary respectively of the said corporation,
have hereunto set our hands and seals, this
Dist day OF February, 1902.
G.. Frank Hathaway, President t.
VIM. H. H. Osborne, Secretary.
State OF New York, City and County of New
York, SIS.
On this the Goth day Of February A. d. 1902,
before me- Jacob N. Dimant Commissioner OF
Deeds, in and for the City and County afore-
said, personally appsared c. Frank Hathaway
president, and VIM. II. II. Osborne, secretary
of the Consolidated Junior Mining Company,
who are known to me to be the president and
secretary OF said company, and to be the per-
sons whose names are subscribed to the fore
going instrument and who duly acknowledged
to me that they executed the same freely and
voluntarily and for the purposes and uses
therein mentioned
In Witness Whereof have hereunto set my
hand and fixed my official seal at my office.
the day and year first above written.
CSeal) Jacob n. Dimant,
Commissioner OF Deeds, City Of New York.
STATE OF NEW YORK, County OF New York >ss
I, Thomas l.. Hamilton, Clerk Of the County
Of New York, and also Clerk of the Supreme
Court for the said County, the same being II
Court of Record, do hereby certify, that Jacob
n. Dimant, whose name is subscribed to the
Certificate of the proof or acknowledgements
of the annexed instrument, and thereon writ
ten was at the time OF taking such proof or
Acknowledgment Commissioner of Deeds in
and for the City of New York. dwelling III
the said City, commissioned and sworn
and duly authorized to take the same. And
further, that am we'll acquainted with the
handwriting of such Commissioner. and verify
believe that the signature to the said certificate
of proof or acknowledgment is genuine
In Testimony Whereof have hcrcunto set
my hand and affixed the seal Of the said Court
and County. the 26 day OF Feb 1902.
[sEALl THOS. l.. HAMILTON Clerk
Territory of Arizona, County of Maricopa. ss:
I, B. F. McFall County Recorder in and for
the County and Territory aforesaid, do hereby
The news-herald., 1902-04-19
RANCH FOR SALE

Brill Ranch, p miles south Of
Wickenburg on the Hassayampa,
containing $50 acres, or & quarter
sections of land Title, govern
ment patent,-covering running
stream Of permanent water of.ahout
100 inches. South line of ranch
near raiload bridge, box canyon Of
the Hassayampa. improvements:
A 7-room house and out houses
with blacksmith shop, granary,
hayshed and stable. About 90
acres under fence, highly improv-
ed, having a number OF springs Of
excellent water, also a number Of
fruit trees and very fine garden
land for raising vegetables, etc. 1t
is a fine stock range, has placer
grounds and other possibilities.
Address, +. l.. BRILL,
=. O. Box 4S4. Phoenix, Ariz.
The news-herald., 1902-04-19
Good for Rheumatism.

Last fall | was taken with a
very severe attack OF muscular
rheumatism which caused me great
pain and annoyance. After trying
several prescriptions and rheuma-
tisn. cures, | decided to use Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, which | had
seen advertised in the South Jer-
sevman. After two applications of
this remedy | was much better and
after using one bottle was COM
pletcly cured.-Sallic Harris, Sa
lem, N. j. For sale by Murray x
Baxter.
The news-herald., 1902-04-19

A neighbor ran in with a bottle
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy when my
son was suffering with severe
cramps and was given up as beyond
hope by my regular physician, who
stands high in his profession, Af-
ter administering toree doses OF it,
my son regained consciousness and
recovered entirely within twenty
four hours, says Mrs. Mary Haller
Of Mt. Crawford, Pa. This remedy
is for sale by Murray & Baxter,
The news-herald., 1902-04-19

l remember the words of my mother.
Which she said.as l sat on her knees:
'In argument rife, when you seek wife
For man likes the first one he sees,
Now ever beware of the Widows,
And maidens are likely to tease,
For widows are flighty
And girls hiety-tiety,
But an old maid is willing to please"
The news-herald., 1902-04-19

certify that the within instrument filed
for record at BOB O'Clock, p. M this day OF
March, 1902 and duly recorded in Book No. 9
of Incorp.. Records of Marcopa County, Arz-
ona, at pages 369 to $40.
Witness my hand and official seal the day
and year first above written.
(Seal.) b. r. Mcfall, county Recorder.
First pub. April II, 1902