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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
A rssas,ssfE kYofker.

-I have felt it nry duty for a long time writes Mrs sio,lie JOnes. O. Gap, Cenaneie O, Texas "te tell you of the wonderful cure effected by vour GoideE Medical Diseowerv aud Pleasant 1eiists' in the csrs of our Ntie boy nearly seven years old. When he was two months old he vas taken with "a Srfppe, aud 1t settled on his lungs and ID hH throat His tonsils en- iargeG sud when he was two yezIs old we had the doctor operate on shep- Then we had the doctor take his toESils oNt and he made bed work of F IT he went in the wiDc he would he sisA and we tried tvsTytiIing we could hear oF and cossulted every physician we saw, but th@y did not knSw wkst to do. When he was uesrly s;z ysars old is October, IsgSl he was
 worse thaH ever. ssa esuid not rest for beng so u-easy spoet him. Ne was our fourth boy
 fine olsss ttrcc wsre d<ad), apd it seemed to ns that ' Ss died iHst could not bear Il.
 ws4ld ro ts Assp Wyfps and begging God to sp.ra AiM WeF could see be was getting so
 much -~s.v, hs was ,Est as poor as he could be aHd his kifnsys had been troublesome all his
 sfs hAl read a boSs about Dr Pierce'S medi
 Haa sseEed to me that this was the vcTy
 yAsk3ulne We wanted. and l tsld my husbanc skaf fl he woulA bay souar of pr. P1erces med iAas I felt almost sure it would help our boy lie sezt az6 got sss7S sud we commenced with
 night srd with tilr P~llets the next morning We gave ksm yorT medicine thrrc times a day
 and Ilv Sunday he able to pay. md m one
 rortf frosl the time he commeuced taking
 he had gained six pous&s and his cough was all
 soss He kAS net ccashed any since. and he
 don't ssks eOsS asv niofe than the rest of us
 Re goes ahs~s line she rest CT the children and
 plays in tse ceid and hot weather
 Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
 Ad1ser iu paper covers is sent free on
 receipt of 1I one-cent stamps to pay
 expense o[ mailing ONly. Address Dr.
 R " Pissee, Bufsls, N Y.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
BIG BAR OF HENRIETTA
 GOLD REACHES TOWN
Weiqbs Over 26 Pounds and is tEe Result of Short Miii Run as De- veIopment Work Progresses.

Superintendent P. A. Johns of tEc Henrietta arrived today from that mine, bringing in bar of gold bul- lior that weighs twentyisix pounds. It is on exhibition today at Geo. H. Cooks jewelry store, and is without doubt one of the largest bars to reach
 this city in recent years. Conslder- ing the fact that this mass of gold Is but the product of limited mill run and that the base values of the ore milled are not shown in this bar, t speaks handsomely for the mine ant its management. The Henrietta IS also today just being opened up and it may consistently be said is in iiS early stages of production. The bar today on exhibition Is strong argu- ment in favor of this par. icular prop erty and another illustration of what mining in Yavapai will accomplish h if followed practically and carefully.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
OBERLE STOCK COMPANY.
Prescott Witnessing a Series of Brilliant Dramatic Per
 formanCes.

The three performances given by the Oberle Stock company at Dake opera house have firmly established it in the good gIaces of Prescott s theatre goers. The company opened Wednesday night in " The Big Casino" a farcical work and one of the most humorous plays ever ex- plotted here. The Oberle people did the piece full justice Tom Oberle as stranded tragedian, caught the fancy of the audience and scored a solar plexus hit, as it were.
 Two perfol nances were gwen yes terday. At the matines Dion Bouci cault's classic "Tne Octoroon." was the card. The famous old play pie turing southern life in the slavery days, was given a magn' i snt repre- itation. Walter Be.asco as ''Old Pete," an aged ne O; Tom Oh erle in au Indian part, ,.ouIs Belnour as "Salem Scudder." anu Miss Lowell as the "Octoroon," scored heavily, their exceptionally fine acting eliciting fire quept outbmsts of applause.
 H. c. DeMille's thrilling drama "The Lost Paradise" ]" was given with telling effect last night. The work deals with the lat orcapital question, and its presentation at this time k particularly appropriate. Messrs. Oberle, Belmour, Bosworth, Norris, Beiasco, McAuliffe. Hamilton and Misses l Jvell Cranna, Buckley and Graf were seen to splendid advan- tase in this play. All did brilliant work.
 The remarkable thing about the OD erie c1mpany is their versatility. They are equally clever in comedy and serious drama. It is doubtful whether there is another travelling company thas can claim such varied ta!epts for its members. The work of the compsuy also shows very care ful and thorough training. Mr. Oberle's stage management Is perfec- tion itself.
 The lady members of the company rank equally in point of ability with the men. In Miss Level! the man agement have one of the greatest leading ladies in the country. Mrs. Belmodr is a highly accomplished actress and the gIande dame par ex- cellence. Miss Cranna is real, genuine come iienne and has all the spontaneity of May Irwin. Misses Buckley and Grof are a duo of bright, graceful, winsome young ladies who acquit themselves in d most engaging manner. It Is pleas ant to note the superiority of the Oberle feminine contingent over that of the average travelling company.
 Two musical numbers were given last night that were of surpassing merit. The bass solos of Edward Hamilton revealed rich powerful voice and high class method. Miss Halsey's singing was not only bril- liant but it stirred the heart. Both MT. Hamilton and Miss Ha!sey won instant favor with last nights audi ence.
 Tonight Mir. Oberle and company will be seen in The Octoroon." At the Saturday matinee The Lost Paradise" will be presented, and Sat urday night "A Woman's Honor" will occupy the stage. Due announce ment will be made of the plays to be given Monday, Tuesday and Wed nesday.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

Has been the standard remedy fer stomach, liver and kidney complaints for fifty years. Then don't accept any other if you wish to recover youl health. It will positively cure head ache, nausea, belching, hatulency, in digestion, dyspepsia and kidney troubles. Try a bottle and be con vinced of its value. The genuine has our private stamp over the neck ot the bottle. Avoid all substitute: and limitations.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
ROBBED OR THE TRAIN.
Dan McGcWan Performed a Charitable
 Act Which Cost Him Sl80.

Dan Mctiowan, one of the best known miners in the territory, and H champion drlller, lives in Bishee. While en route to Prescott. io take part in the miners ,.riiiiuG contest during the carnival, he H'a= ribbed iasi night in the Puliman ear before the train left Phenix. Duriu- ae pre- vious ;iay in Pnenix, MoGowan faii in with a prepossesslng young mar about 17 ot Is years old, who was anxious to come up to Prescott, but did not have the necessary coin, and McGowan kindly arranged 10 pay the young mans fare up and took him into the Pullman with him About an hour before jhs train left with a remark 10 the porter that nt was going up town tO ge! some re treatments for "his partneI,' the young man left the car. About tnG same time the young mGu left, SlSj of McGowan's money, his suspeuder, and overcoat also disappeared.
 When McGowan aro-e this morn ing for breakfast he ni,s,d nis mouey and overcoat and reported the loss [, Conductor Brennan. i message wa. sent from Wickenhurg to the au;hor, ties in PheniX describing ihe sup posed robber, who is said ,o he kHowI to several parties there,
 McLowan Guu his brother neid th' championship dTiliH- rec.td aa; will likely be uiroaS :hg c"HsSe'E"' during the contest l'.srs'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03

for the cure of diseases peculiar to women. It will cure any disease which is curable by the use of medicine, and often cures diseases pronounced incur able by local physicians, or which they state are cuIable only by surgery.
 c Favorite Prescription establishes regularity, dries weakening drains, heals inflammation ard uiceration and cures female weakness. It is the best prepara- tive for motherhood tranqui!izing tie uerves, encouraging the appetite and i';- ducing refreshing sleep. 1t makes tie baby's advent practically painless.
 For five years my wife was in an almost helpless condition, suffering from female weakness" writes l. B. Everriit, Esq, of Hagerman, Washington Co, Fla. vLast September I decided to try Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She took several bottles O5 the medicine and gave birth to a ten-pound son on
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
UncrOVned Queens.

Tn the original meaning of the word every woman was a queen, for the word queen meant woman. In monarch'c countries the wife of the king became the queen-khe woman. In America we give the word back its original meaning and every woman becomes a queen.
 The crown of womanhood is maternity Every healthy woman looks forward to marriage. Every wife looks forward to motherhood as the crown of wifehood. And yet there are many uncrowned queens; women who because the desire for children is unrealized feel that they have missed the full regal height of womanhood.
 It is one of the sad features of a large bureau of medical correspondence such
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
Bostock's Trained Wild Animals.

In looking for attractions the Eagles were bound to get the best and exclusive line of attractions ob- tainable and in securing the Bostock trained wild animal show they have one that is unequalled in this coun- try. The show contains animals from all parts of the world, not only lions, but lionesses, tigers, leopards, partners, jaguars, bears, wolves, ,hyenas and hybrids. The animals are in charge of Lorenzo, a world famed animal trainer and hunter. His ferocious encounter with Wallace, the man-eating licn, is one of the most exciting acts ever witnessed "Wallace" is the most famous animal in captivity, having the reputation of killing three trainers. Another won derfui feature of the show is Mile Dorine, "the lady of leopards," one of the most famous French animal trainers, with a group of trescherous snapping leopards and partners The performance of this little lady is truly remarkable as these animals are so dangerous and treacherous that they spring upon the trainer without a moments warming and tearing him or her to pieces without giving any chance to defend themselves. Mile Dorine has many scars she received from her pets.
 Ricardo is seen with a remarkable group of bears, wolves and hyenas that jump over hurdles nnd througf hoops Of iiie, besides i,ears walking on their front feet.
 Mme Salta is the onl y !ady trainer in this country that has ever at tempted to train tiger an,! will D, seen with troupe of lions and tiger in very interesting exhibition.
 Mile. Flora will present the mos highly educated groap ut Osars ant Russian wolf hounds ever seen il this country. The work Ui thes animals is truly wonderful, doing ~rch acts as see saving, dancin; forming pyramids, and the funn. antics of the dude bear Trilby alway keeps the audience in good humor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
4 yYOHderssA Thi,sg.

T have been thinking of writing to you for some ti-ie writes Mrs. ". D. Benson, of Max ton Rouesou Co, x. C, rto let you know what a wonderful thing Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery d.d for my little boy He was taken with indigestion when he year and hali old and he was under tue dceioE's treatment Tor five long wears We spent all we made for doc
 tors bills and 1t did no good. He could eat only
 a little milk and cracker and some times even | this would make hiih stck He could not sit UP all day, and gave Ep all nope of his ever get
 ting any better Three yeaEs ago found one oi your bCls,s. and oil looking t over one day noticed D-. Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery
 recon m udsSl for indigestion We bought some and gave it q. 1tn boy He had been treated at Hoods by good doctor and at Beunetts- vile. s C. and a. CDrTis and Lumberton and Maxtou and ssas oray relieved for slloTt time
 We gave h;rr two hottlss Of Dr. PieTces Golden Medical DsGs -eTy and T. cured hi., He .s well as a be and e0u eat anything that he wants and ft does not burt hIru. He has not been sick a day since and it has been three years since he
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03

If you are bilious and seeking ad
 visers, Take DeWitt's Little Early Risers, Just before going to bed. You will find on she- morrow That's all; just enough said.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03
'' Such 8 Noise !''

The mother says to herself sometimes. rI can hardly endure it" Then a chill creeps over her as she thinks of the aw- ful silence which falls upon the home when children are taken away, and she is glad her children are haIAly of body and lusty of lungs
 When a child does not enjoy noisy sports and games there is something wrong, and that sOuiething will often be found to be lack of nutrition adequate to the needs of youth and growth. The stomach is weak" digestion IS imper- feet, and SO the noUnshment of the body is inadequate.
 In such cases Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery works wonders. It changes puny, fretful children into healfhy. happy girls and boys The process by which this change is ac- complished is strictly along the lines marked by Nature. All growth and strength come from food when it has been digested, converted into nutrition and assilnilaied. vGolden Medical Dis coverv" cures diseases of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutri- ton, and SO enables the body to obtain without loss or waste the benefit Of the nutrition provided in food. The T Dis covery" contains no alcohol and is en- tirely free from opium. cocaine and all other narcotics
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03

Stops the Cough and Works off
 the Cold.
 Laxative Promo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No'cure no pay. Price 25c. 3-9-w
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03

January 3lsl, IS9o- Siie Is now sound and well and doing her housewor%."
 vI gladly recommer 1 Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- scription," writes Ms. J. W. c. Stephens, of Mia, Northumberland Co.,, Va. vBefore my third little boy was born J took sig bottles. He is the finest child and has been from birth, ana l suffered very much less than ! ever did before. ] unhesitatingly advise ex pectant mothers to use Favorite Prescription.
 AN INVITATION
 TO WOMEN.
 Sick women, especial 7 those suffering from dis- ease in chronic form, a.s invited to consult Doctor Pierce, by letter, free. All correspondence IS held iu sacred secrecy and woma I- ly condolences are guarded by the ssnie strict prOfes- sional privacy observed by Dr. Pierce in his personal consultations with sic k women at the Iuvaiids' Hotel and Surgical Ins;i- tute, Buffalo, N. Y. Al. dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, pufgafo N V
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-03

| Captdln C. A. WcekS came up IreA Tempe yesterday, where he has just completed a water works system for that town. The reservoir is located on the summit of the Tempe butte and it is necessary to raise the water to height of 200 feet. The water supply is obtained from a system of wells and is pumped by means of electricity to the reservoir. The works have all been completed with the exception of installing the electric motor which has not yet arrived.
 Martin Rust. who has been hover ing on the brink of the grave for several weeks, died last night at the Sisters hospital. MT. Rust was an old time resident of the territory and was highly respected citizen. Real izing a few weeks since that his end was near he disposed of all his prop erty to his relatives and friends. The body was taken to P Mohn & Go E undertaking parlors from where the funeral will be held. The exact fa:s
 has not been fixed but will pIobabl, ,
 he at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 Yavapai's pioneers are being gath cred to their fathers at an exceeding
 ly lively rate recently. Charles
 Dickenson, better known as "Uncl'
 Dick" was added to the list today His death was caused from genera
 debility produced by old age, as h' was 83 years old. Ee had been quit feeble for a number of years. De ceased was among the early settler of this section and the pioneer shoe maker of Prescott. In his younse days he was a physical giant anC
 few men in Arizona could equal bin r as an athlete. During the early year ' of his residence here he did some sor s of favor for T. $. Bullock, whicl - unlike great many people, the lat ' ter never forgot, and ever since tn r building of the P. & A. c. railroad b e Mir. Bullock, he has contributed re C g1larly to the maintenance of his ol' f friend Uncle Dick. The funeral wi }. take place on Sunday afternoon fror !. the undertaking parlors Hf g 4
 Legap ss e,ee s'elsssl
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-05-15
admiral SAMPSON DIES.
The Noted Navy Commander Passes
Away at His Home in the
City Of Washington.
END CAUSED BY HEMORRHAGE OF BRAIN.
His Demise Follows Break Down
Which Had Made Him nm Invalid
for Many Months-Navy Suffers u
Great Loss-Brief Summary of His
Notable Career.

Washington, May Rear Admiral
William t. Sampson, retired, died at
his home in this city at five o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. The immediate
cause of death was a severe cerebral
hemorrhage. He had been in a semi
conscious state for several days and
this forenoon suffered a severe hem
orrhage. At his bedside when the adj
miral breathed his last were Mrs.
Sampson, Mrs. Lieut.. Cluverius, the
admiral's married daughter, Admiral
SIMPSONS two young sons, Ralph and
Harold Sampson; DR.. Dixon, the att
tending physician, and nurses and at
ter5arfc
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VIII Declare for Peace,

Lisbon, May IA dispatch re-
ceived here from Delagoa Bay, Portu-
guese East Africa, says that peace in
South Africa is certain to result from
the conference Of the Boer leaders to
be held at Vreeniging, Transvaal, May
IS. 1t is said, the dispatch proc1aims,
that peace will be officially proclaimed
May 90. Preparations are on foot for
general rejoicings.
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Laid to Rest.
Root Answers CONGRESS-.

Washington, May Secretary
Root, in his reply to congress on
the war in the Philippines, takes full
responsibility for the policy Of re
taHation and recommendation, saying
it was necessary and has proved eff
cacious. The secretary has given the
senate a copy of Brig. Gen. Bells or
der to deal severely with Filipino
murderers. He denied knowledge of
Gen. Smiths Samar order.
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DENMARK.

n "The everlasting sale" is the way
Norwegian paper puts the negotia-
tons about the disposal of the Dam
ish West Indies. The following ca
blegram indicates that the matter
will not be disposed of for months
or even years:
Copenhagen, April 29.-The bill pro-
viding for the sale of the Danish West
India islands to the United States as
amended by the landsthing, came up
for discussion in the folkething to-
day, with the result that the party in
the majority submitted a proposal as
follows: The riksdag approves the
cession, on condition that the inhabi-
tants of the islands declare in favor
thereof by a plebiscite, similar to the
one taken in 1867 The folkething,
by vote of 9S to Z, adopted the ma
jority proposal, submitted today. The
landsthing is expected to agree to the
folkething's decision, with some mi
nor notifications regarding the de-
tails Of the plebiscite. The anti-sale
element is now devoting its attention
to influencing the voting of the ISL
anders themselves. 1t is known that
one influential person has already
mailed thousands of anti-sale circu-
lars to the island of St. Thomas.
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NORWAY.

The cabinet at it's last executive
session, resolved to spend $4,000 out
of the Thomas Angel fund for re-
construction and extension of the
Thomas Angel house in Trondhjem.
Haitian Kleve, a young Norwegian
who resides in Berlin, has acquired a
certain degree Of fame by one of his
musical compositions, and an able
critic predicts that Mr.. Kleve will be-
come zone of the very greatest of
Scandinavian composers
The ocean freight rates are going
down, and the shipowners do not
scoop in so much money this season
as they did year ago. But they are
still ordering new ships and buying
old ones at lively rate.
Grand Hotel, Stavanger, was sold
to Bergen syndicate a few years ago
for $4,000. Now it's former proprie-
tor, Olaf Person, has bought it back.
The price is not known. Mr.. Person
has also bought an adjoining prop
erty and proposes to enlarge the es-
adjustment.
T. C. Bang, chief magistrate of
Buskerud, died Of heart fail
ure at the age Of rs years. It is so
years since he entered public service,
and he held many positions Of trust
and honor, including a portfolio in
the cabinet of April, 1884. 0
The workingmen of Kristiania are
preparing an address of sympathy
which is to be forwarded to the
Swedish workingmen who are agita-
ting for general suffrage.
Twenty persons in Egersund were
poisoned by old cheese. Two of them
are seriously sick.
The Copenhagen royal theater will
celebrate Bjornson's 10th birthday,
Dec. 8, 1902, by representing his
beyond His Faculties" Bjornson
has answered that he will consider
the attention an honor.
One of the inmates of the Trond-
hjem poorhouse, an S1-year-old Wo-
man, came too close to the stove
when she was putting in wood, and
her dress caught fire. She was so
badly burnt that she died in few
hours.
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SCANDINAVIA NEWS
FINLAND.

The senate Of Finland has voted a
subsidy of S36O,0OO to Dahlstrom &
Eek for running three steamers reg
ularly between Hango, Finland, and
Hull, England, for the next ten years.
Each steamer shall have special rooms
for carrying at least one hundred
tons of butter on each trip.
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Palma and wood Confer.

Havana, May 13.-The family Of
President-elect Palma arrived here
Monday from New York. Senior Palma
had a long conference with Gen. Wood
Monday, at which they discussed the
details Of handing over the govern
ment Of the island to the Cuban admin
Histration 5#
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Buys Library of German Professor.

Buys Library of German Professor.
New York, May TO- New York uni
versity has purchased the entire Ii
brary Of the late Prof. Huebner, Of
the University Of Berlin. The IL
brary contains about 1000 volumes,
and is strong in archaeology, Latin
Inscriptions and classical philology.
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Oxford 1ndorses Rhodes, scheme.

London, May 1o.-At crowded
meeting of the Oxford Union, held
to discuss the scholarships left by
the late Cecil Rhodes, a motion to
the effect that 'sMr. Rhodes scheme
was impracticable and incompatible
with Oxford's best interests" was
rejected, after much debate, by a
vote of 1873 to 80.
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Horses and Mules tor Cape TOWN.

st's tt1rF 1HIes sHUr CuPe IUWM.7
New Orleans. May ] 8. The steamer
Monterey cleared Monday for Cape
Town with 500 horses and 500 mules.
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Gift by President Roosevelt.

Cambridge, Mass, May 12.-Presi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt, Harvard 80,
has just presented the library Of the
Harvard union with full set Of his
works.
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Life of the Admiral.

William T. Sampson was born in Pal
myra county, N. Y, on February 9, 1910.
Up to the time of the outbreak of the war
with Spain he was comparatively unknown
outside of naval circles. He received most
of his education as naval cadet at Annap-
Oils. He served during the civil war on the