Arizona Silver Belt from Globe, Arizona • Page 3

rT" 'w HM-y i-rttf -My KHE.AR1Z0HA SILVER BELT OI'MClAIi I'Al'liB OF UILA CO. Saturday, August 6,1892. Entrwdin the Post sec- tmi-clAU matter, POST OFFICE Offic open from 7 it. to 7 r. dally.

SamUtf on bour fter mail arrlwa. Mull close Boinf? East and West at 7H5 A. Mens)' Ordr Department closes at r. daily Sundays excepted. Mails go to San Carlos and Iaxy vry day, Sundaya excepted to Catalpa, At iner, Tont, Kve, Vayaon, every Men-day, Wednesday and Friday.

Thes walls cJojc the nijht previous at 9 r. M. JOS. H. HAMIIiL, T.

M. Tlita paper is kept on file at K. C. DaVa's Advertising Agency. 6M and CJ Merchants P.xehangc, San Francisco, where con- trftea ter advertising; oan be made (or It.

Globa San Carlos Telegraph Or. Office Itours 9 o'clock A. it. to 12 i. and 7 to 8 r.

W. Sumlays 10 to ll a. u. ami to i r. it.

LOCAL NEWS. notices, corder'a office. free, at the Itc- of all "Wagencm's. kinds at G. S.

Yun JSor custom made clothing made to border and warrnntwl to fit, go to G. S. Van We are indehted to "Ms. N. Hooker for a bountiful present of largo and finely flavored peaches grown on the Hockw rnnoli, Salt River.

The Santa Rosa Democrat of tho 129 ult." notes the arrival of T. E. tMills, of Gila, county, Arizona, on a tyklt to his ooy home and family in (hat eity. Mrs. A.

L. Walker returned to Bremen's mill on Monday, to remain some time. Mr. Walker Joined the mountain part yenterday, for a few day's recreation. A moonlight danoe will be given at Stallo Park this ovening, and Mr.

Har-jiah aadejreta pinparations, calculated to add greatly to the pleaauro of the occasion. The senior editor returns (hanks to Mm. Clifford GritHn for present of mammoth tomatoes grown on the JValnufc Springs ranch, and by far the finest we have seen in Ariaona. U. A.

Bailey and daughters will jmk -respite from the heat at Bremen's nlll. They go up to-day, and -will be a welcome addition to the party sojourning at that pleasant resort. We aegieeted to aoknowledgs, in )rt. week's the receipt of a large hex of fresh ny and luscious grapes (Vom W. M.

Grfmth of Pripping a gift highly appreciated. Diek Trevarthan, in the oxu-brnco of hw joy over the arrival of a son and heir on Tueeday, invited the staff" to "take aomething." Dick has reason to be proud of his eleven pouad boy. Mr. and Mm W. T.

McXellyand son, Beany, returned on Sunday last from a three weeks' outing at Walnut Springs in the Sierra Aneha mountains, 'Where they were the gueste of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Grillln. 11th Infantry, commanding officer at San Carlos, ordered to Baltimore on recruiting service. His wife and daughter left for the East last Monday and he will follow about-th 10th inat.

Wednesday night D. S. of Riverside, was brought in Florence in aiek and helpless condition. lie has engaged a apartment at tho hospital, where he will be able to receive prompt and vigilant attention. Hie case is such that some time will etajiee before his full recovery.

Tribune A letter from Mr. Wjn. Garland tho promoter of the Bowie and Globo railroad, states that he bae been quite successful so far in th organization of his company for the building of the proposed line, and expeota to be able, to jifttermJAein.a bhort whero tho I'lden btd.lr. The survey js BTCJssiagsatislJlotoriiy under tho guldflaoe of Mr. Fore.

Graham County Bjsttetin. Andre Manual's entorpitto and In-iutry has foind an 0ening in a new direction, and although Uio beginning unpretentious there is a oluulco for the enterprise to grow. He has erected, a frame structore at the southern tpproaeh to tho bridgo where he has Opened a fruit store. In addition to the lualotte melons and peaches rnisod on his ranch, lie will run wagons to Mesa and supply Upmarket with fruit in variety whdhever it is obtainable. Ie oxpecte to enlarge his building and add other articles of merchandise.

l'lewer pots and hanging baskets for sale nt reasonable price. Post OrrioE SronE. "i W' H. and T. A.

Lonergan have akn steps to carpet with green about 300 aeres of fertile btit uncultivated Jand a couple of miles southwest of tmoe, watered by the Florence 130 acres liaye been purohased G. O. Eaton, -known as tho race 10 aores from W. H. Grjflln.and rf0 from I.

C. Parkey. A small part of Mo tract iu above the canal. Clearing the land has already began, and a i will bo put up shortly. It will i eed Jnfft an soon as prepared i a.yill crop of mixed wheat Ibopwtln.

Tribaae. ysnet UM pild ip "r-r? j-- feJtfSfeCJi ljVBili TOM GRAHAM KILLED, Shot From Ambush by a Man Supposed to be Ed Tewksbury. News was received, by telctrnm, at tho Sheriff's officii an Tuesday, of tho killing of Tom Graham by Ed. Towksbury, near Tempo on Tuesday morning, about 7 o'clock. Tho details of tho tragic occurrenco, which rb- Uumo to bo reasonably accurate, np pcared first in thoPhmnlx Herald, and whlchpin Bubstanco, nro as follows) Tom Graham started from his home near tlie Bnttea on Tuesday morning, for Tempo with load of grain, ami had proceeded only a short dlstanco whon ho was shot from cover and fell from his wagon to tho ground unconscious.

Mrs. Dr. Grogg, near whoso place tho shooting occurred, was in hor yard milking a cow, md hearing th6 report of tho gun, looked up and saw thol smoke, saw Graham fail from his sent on the wagon, and man, who sho identified as Tewksbury, mount and put spurs to his horeo and disappear across tho country in tho direction of Tonto Basin. It is stated that Mr. Fr.mkonburgsaw Towksbury after the shooting mounted a largo bay horeo going at a rapid pace.

John Rhodes, who had been in and about Tempo for several days, and whose notions, tho Horald says, had caused comment, the beb'of being that ho wae there to keep watch of tho movements of Graham, wai arroatod as an accomplice. A posse was organised and started in pursuit of Tewksbury, but did not follow him far, as at 4:45 p. m. Charlie McFarland, who was with tho posse, returned to Tempe and said tho trail had been losk Graham was shot from tho left side the road; the ball entered back at tho left shoulder and came out below the right ear. He was conscious at intervals and tho Herald says, "talked a little," but whether he made any statement of the shooting is not reported.

Graham died Tuesday nfter-noon. Tl raporl of tho killing of Tom Graham occasioned lftfke surprise in Globe, as some such denouement was Hooked for. It is generally regretted, however, as the prevailing opinion is that it will revive the "Pleasant Valley war." The IleraM states that tho feeling at Tompe is, strongly jjalnetTowkeuryV bjit.Ws opinion of tho people there Is formed without a knowledge of the cauete which led up to tho shooting. The feud between the Grahams and Tewkabnrys if of long standlngi 4 The first 'tortile was the murder of a Mexican sheep herder in the employ of the Tawksburys, in the spring of 18S7. The ouppoeed murderers! were tracked from the scene of Hie A young MxieH, Arrived to killing to Gmham's home ranch.

Thetprascott Satutflav to consult with notorious Pleasant Valley war was be gun in earnest on tho Oth of August, 18S7, at George Newton's ranch, wlien Jolin Payne and H. Blevinvare killed, and Thos. Tucker and Gillespie woiliided ty the 'lewksbury party, win) claimed that the Tucker party went to Kewton's for the purpose of murder, but were foiled by their vigilant opponents. Kewton's house jeas Bubjequentiy burned. This was followed by the killing of John Tows-bury aud Vm Jacobs, near the Towksbury ranch, and by tho violent loaths of twelve others, adherontaof i opposmgctions.Ji'om Graham's death makes ihe number of faUiHUoa seventeen, not inoluding old man Blevins wlio mysteriously disappeared from Pleasant Valley during tho war iri 1S87, and Geo.

A. Newton, supposed to have drowned in Salt r.vor April 18th, 1892, but believed by some to have been waylaid and killed. It is olaimed by the friends of Tewksbury that the lives of Newton, Rhodes and himself had been repeatedly threatened, and but very recently ho was in receipt of anonymous letters written from Tompe, threatening to kill him- It is also all3ged that some time between July 10th and 10th, present year, Graham and another man were in Pleasant Valley and lay in wait for Ed. Tewksbury along the rail he was oxjvected to travel, but he wb wary and always avoided the beaten trails in the Valley country. Tewksbury will most likoiy find his to Pleasant Valley, where ho will ho almostiiKpregnable and seCute from arrest.

It is not probable that nny posse sent into tho Valley could ap-prohend him, as he would be informed of their overy n'ovement Following is a hat of Uio casualties in tho Pleasant Valley feud Moxican i eheep herder, killed on Cherry Creek; Payne II. Blevins, killed at Now-ton's ranch; John Towksbury and Wm. Jacobs, killed at Towksbury's ranoh; Henry Middleton (no relation of the uuuily of that mnno in Globo) and Win. Graham, killed in Pleasant .1,11 wuvjnjl, iuuau iiuuvil and Uio Blevins boy.killod at Holbrook; John Graham and Chos. Blovlus, killed by sheriff 's iiosso at Porkin'B store.

Pleasant Valley; Al. Roso, killed at the Tfnnrlnn rannli Plmunnr. Tlm Stott, Jim Scott and Jeff Wilson, lynched in tho Mogollon mountains; Tom Graham, shot near Tempo; old man Blevins, missing. In addition to tho above, ISllenwood, TUckor, Gilloe- pie, Jake Lauffer and others wore wounded in the eneountonun the sum-1 aierofl87. The Gaaettealid Republican, of Aug: Su, give a somewhat uilTcrent vorsion from tho above, Thoy agi-eo that Towksbury and Rhodes rode up behind Graham, who hearing them approach, laolted back and recognized thorn.

Graham attempted to jump from tho wagon whon ho received a shot in tho eldo and fell to the ground. Graham made an anto-mortom stnte- rnont, in which ho declared that both Towksbury and Rhodes fired upon him. This is not credited hore as both men aro known to be dead shots and Lit is hardly i.ossiblo that either would have missed Graham at short range. Rhodes professes entire ignoranco of tho affair. Tho Gazette Nays that tho Mesa officials had been by telephone of the Bhootliig, and wero or ganising a posse for pursuit when Towksbury rode leisurely by, and 1 within a few foot of Justieo Newell i who wna armed with doublo bar- relied shot gun.

Towksbury was not recognized and rodo on unchallenged. The success of Mrs. Aunio M. Benin, of MoKeesport, Pennsylvania, in the treatment of diirrliccu in her childrun willundoubtedly be of interest 'to mauv imilldrii. Siie enys: "Isjieut sevorul wseks in Joustowu, utter tho gtcnl ilood, ou nccouut of my luisbutul being employed thoie.

AVo hud sevurnl children with us, tno of whotu took the dinrrhofci cry badly, ii got some of Chamberlain's Culie, Cholera and I)i-arrlHca Itomedy from Rev. Mr. Chapman. It curoil both of them. I knew of several other ensos whore it was oqiially.fiuccoeaful.

I think it cannot bo excelled nud choorfnljy recommend ft." 'iCand 50 cout Iwttloa for sale by H. C. Hitchcock, druggist. John C. Henderson has located a ledge In tho Konnody gulch, four or five miles south of Globe, A-oni which Mr.

Simons, of the Old Dominion got an assay of ovor $4 in gold for tho sample, 86 to tho ton, Mr. Hon-dorson suu.i that tho ssmplo was taken across the entire width of tho bdgewhich i7 foot. Encouraged by the test ho will begin at onco to thoroughly proepoot tho ledge. For manj years Pinal mountain and' the foothills to the north and east have been prospected in the endeavor to find Uie mothor Imle from which oarae Uio yellow art.olea which fleck tl.o santls of several gulches letullug down from tlio mountain. Mr.

Henderson is confident that, oven tliough ho may not have dioovercd the main Iwlge, lio has struck a payiug lead. Eugene Middlelon is prepared to carry all exprtfs matter over his line with security and. dispatch. To insure the oslivery tfjiiokages by Wells, Ilwgo at Ct-ia Grande-, tlsay should be plainly EJsffkso' in care of Drew Stevens, A Caea Grande, Anaoha. Tor a cut, bruise, brnn or acal-H tliere is aolhing equal to Ohaniberlain's Pain Beta.

ftVAwitBMftWr iimi i Bate. It lies' the parts more experience is well wcith remembering. WyUtwonyolkwapplioatiV.aadjHesaya: "Last summer I had a wj qhjo' iiuidbb me injury is very severe, no soar is left. Tor sale by II. C.

Hitchcock, druggist physicians, lie having boen bttten on the arm by a skunk whilo asleep at a ranuh twenty miles nortli of Ash Fork. He was advised to go to Ohioago Mid take tho Paatour treatment, wldeh he will do. Courier. -r Santa Teresa is still UracRing1'iittn- tion in Nogales, and in one "day frUty people went from Arivaoa to seehor. For three days last week, tho Advea- tsYtn ana l.lf.

1 anjs, vuc nuaso uoiuu JlOHlOlU HW and many stood out in the street waiting for a chance to.toueh the ht of Jicr garment. Thirty cullion. jpounihJ'of the osUmaltxT product of the valley this year. In this connection may lie added 8,000,090 pounds of wheat, which-j runs the small gram output up very materially. Herald Sl The Nogales Sunday ono of the sprightlieat and most valued of our exchanges, has entered upon it fifth volume.

Wo congratulate you Jim and hope the Herald will colebrato many more aitknti nnmcitiTs: Korac is hereby given to tho Democrats of Gila county, that there will be a meeUn of the Democratic Central Committee, nt tho Court, Jlgus?) on Thursday, August lUlV, at 7:30 p.m., lor the purpose of designating the tirao for holding tho Primary elections and County Convention in said Gila county Alex. T-juitbl, Cliainuan Central Committee. Bald hay and straw for sale delivered in any part of town. T. A.

Pasook. Xhe Irmi'intlrn To go out of doors in rough weather is i not strong, but wo aro, many of us, compelled to faco rough weather frequently. Disoasos which aribo from f. ohill are peculiar to. no easori of the year.

This is true, thorforo thore should bo in the closet of ovary household what? Not an ntiinodicntfid stim- jjiaut, ausolutoly devoid Of anything bulTMijgtpitiye action, b'ut a tonic coiu-biuingj iu tMteft)jctive form of an iu-vigoraut and au alterative, the quidity 01 UeiOUCe UgftlllOT CUanHOS Oi Weattisr. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has thret) or four properties that no jtitltcr artjclo of its class possesses. Not only dooB it relieve tho complaints which it oven- tnalJy cures, it fpr'tiiieo Clie iystoui imt (ho offectg of ch nnd i shown in tho deadly form of "la grippe; in produces a radical chatigo in the" weakened, conditio condition of a systora peculiarly liable to bo attacked by it, nud it tends to provide against the dangsr resulting from the Impoverished condition of the blood and a disordered statf it! the liver tor bowels V. t. Major Veilio, 1st Cavalry, from Fort Grants with Capt.

Wainright and 17 men of 1st Cavalry, started out from 1 San Oarloa Thursday on a days' ucout and hbnr toward tho White Mountains, J'robiclMithiw issued a proclanuv ttiort making October lL'lh -a general rholiday, on which to celebrate tho 400th anniversary of tho discovery of America. Only about one-third or tho voters in Coconino county havo registered. The Sun thinks two-thirds should have their numes on tho great register ero this Absolutely Puro. A cream of tartar baking jwwder. Highant of all in learning Btre.i4?tb.

tatsst U. Government Pood Re; orl. KCT.V JJAMM, PoWilCR 186 Wall X. V. "ice itmrAKit sioa.

readers of the SiiAusit Bbi.t vill be pleased to leorn that there is atlswt one disease that science has ben able to cure iu all its stagesanl that is Qateuh, Hall's CaWrrh Core is tho only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh i Cure mi iaken, internally, acting direct- lj open the bleed aad Jaueous surfaces of the system, thereby dbstroyiug the foundation of the disease, aud giving tho patient streugth by building up the constitution and assisting nature iu doing its work. The proprietors have so JmIU in its curative powers, that thy offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials.

P. J. CHSiJaT Toledo, 0. larSuM by druggists, 7o cents. Mr.

Thomas Batte, editor, Graphic, Ai5hsas. has! foBbS what lit belies to be the Intst remedy in oustence for the flux. His ery scTere attack of flux. I tried almost every known remedy, none giving relief. Cbainberkv.i's Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoaa Remedy wae rscnuimeadetl to me.

I purchased a bottle and received utmost relief. I oou- tinned to use ihe medicine and ms entirely cure I take pleasure in ree ommeuding this remedy to any person Stti'sritg with su'jh disease, as in my opinion it is the bast medicine in exis tence. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by H. C. Hitcacook, druggist.

For a lame book cr for a pain in the A. a i BWB Or ODfSI, I TV WWirailUg ft piPCe OI fkenel villi Clauibsrlaiu's Pain Balm and binding it onto the affected parts. This trtiameni jvill cure any yprdiaaij' case in one' or two days. Run Balm also cure rheumatism. 50 cent bottles for sale by H.

C. Hitelieock, druggist. PitElfBnRBD LOCALS A large and well seleeted line of sample of clothing just received, at G. Van Wageneii's. Some large size boo's nt a bargain, a tr i niwift Choice cigars, nt G.

S. Van Wage- Now stock of men's gloves, of all kinds, at G. S. Van Wagenen's. hisky Now invoice of choice caso received at G.

Van Desirable furnisheil rooms, north of the bridge. MltS J. C. lUlISPniiL. Choice Cigars, ISC, 2 for 26c, 10c.

i for 25c. M.o luit vnlnn fnr ey to be found anywhere Post Of fice Store. If yatt jrnod sinoko call for tho Uuby Royal cigar, at G. Van Waohkik's. spepsia Ifttcj many lls ralscraWe, ami often ulHestnictloii.

Distress nricr cnthif skit litrttf-tclio, liuartlmtu, rnsr tlotnavh, meafnl dcjires. (M, etc fins en W1 by this ary common aad nirouslriff JloroVs touts lie slemarh, oftalfa an npietltp, rrnlnntisji dl 'wifloa, n-i'rvpj lisidnchs) tlcar ihc ulail; and utes dyrpopsht In a Terrible Condition. "Iowemj ltfefolinoU'sFflmaiarilll. Wortno wail.i a with spcpsla fiinlU untulng soda aud mj jrcijt ft Jcuiji 17Q to 18P. pounds.

HricU's far aimnuii Mpeil roe at rewe, and niter usIhr 12 wttlcs I as entirely curl. I 1mic unlm-d my I isnal weight, 170 po'ludcnnd hare liatt wtrrJJcfil icalth cVcrstii'S." 3. Y.C0S, 20-26 Htboutb ErCl I ej City rttt. IlcaflncJie-IIot Plnabce. "I Iind hcadacli.

hot flashes, soreness .0 nvellliijf mtoss rny bods, iin lu my rlgtit tldt, n.tli liiMUeut voaltla; 1 used Hjod's Fana-i ariira wllb tie liost results. I am beds i JK-aU!) tluiforkWr.JCftft. Hood's 6arraiarilla i fufo, feliaMc, riad'auri," C. Wiuaok, A Hood's Sarsapanilla M'd by drnsglts. 1 sl.t for Prepared onlj 1.

1 i CO Apothc.arlcs, l.oe!!. Mam, too t3c.cci Oap rvaUa? 3 fa Kb 'la LETTER LIST. Letters rerorvtnlns In the I'oUoflicco' fJlolm Av for tlm week end'mit Aujt. f.lli, 1802. Armlnc.

HiiL, Js Vi Kani, Palinrr, Win A I'dwards, Kd Hdbas, Juana OjlJ. Jolin Tipoehem-. Tamplco Pfersiita calling for the nbove letter, ileaf nay advertised. J. H.

1IAM1I.U V. M. BIRTHS. TBEVAUTHEN-In AK. 2nd, to tho wife of lticliaid II.

Trevanlim, a son. ITRIIOX-In OloW, AuK.2nd, to the wife of David Heron, a son. MKIKLK-In Globe. Am. 3rd.

to the wifu of Jnmes Meikle, a SUSSLHJt-In fith, to the wife of JmH Srssler, a turn. Dissolution of Copartnership. The firm of MeiUe Molntosli was this day dissulrrd mutual conwnt, II. Sleln-ioh OxnliiiuinK the btulness; he will ay all jiills and ooltcet all outtlntidiiJK accounts of tko firm of Jleikl Mcintosh. J.

P. MfclKI.U. K. McINTOSli. ugfi-Jw FJOTICE.

V-OTlCi: 18 HBREHV OIV13IV THAT TIIH roL-1' lowlat coetalus a lUt of all itiim, Ui-rililaUHi of whole proirtr hu l-d id to, vitli Ibe attwinti oUd ba tbe Asscumtnt IUH. who have bA arpar beturo (b Ilaud of and Hot of all proptrtr, the alu4lIon of Utb bu leo sda4 to cb the Ajtanmol Poll, with the amount to added, tOe owmn of vlitcb Lste not appsiel tefcro Ike lloird of IuaHmUoci. to wit AimIwjoo, 0 i Uwk 79, CloW. from $90 to m.m. t(U, Jm S6eatMtolDiaUl BoMlirr.U BUHoK, Simon lot II, Mok Glabo.fram S(i to wa Kthng Vosbvrtk, lot 12, Uock GUi, freta StW ieM4 CltarA.U raaeh Wlwt4M, treat 9 to 83(0.

(Wn, M0 osltle to tW uutt. Outf, XAostUteWeattte. CWt, Jubtr i MtOrto 799 utUe. B. SB)cMCloM6oaMl 14rttetoM)GMttie.

IVsr, reo oa Salt Hlifr, from tm to UK. Ihtactji. Vi in MOesHlctoXaeaHl. FoUoo.o etc FulUr, 27liM340toMhoW. Potter, 118 otMk to cttl.

Wlltkd, D. Moittie 139aul. OruxoH, BHa cattle to lea ttttlo. JJ Mttle to 410 Bttl. TIithouk.

II q. vt 7, Ok, from tJM V' tm. Ueolt from 109 to Hmstoc, A JiH catUo to atM Ule JonUu. 1'riak lot Uook GWm, frees aMMWWCO Joius, I) 11 raoolabiriiM, froMjmioftte. KMcMostl.

Uvtosnc H. irk Into HK Vf raaeh I ro S0 to $IW lAimau. It naefe from 1M to M0, lotf. L. L.

nuwh ttvm ISO to 1KB. rusa Uunl, rauon from ilM to SMS Molteni-MM Jot 8, blook 7, Oteb. from SMS to 190P Maror FnakMCoatUctotMesMte MsDomU, 8 tnttm frau to HS9 MeDowM, J.lUtiiioflhfKitoS. MeCatMr, Jos tt Uoesfcr aia Irow 4WW to (MOO, Ywsa mi nm $500 to ntHx, Wm tWe to RnaekXromWtoflM raxT, man, uutx, rmo ew rUr.G d4D J.l0oHItolSe0W-!. Tool, John rsoeb iW to M.

Pawn, rsocfc ftm to M0) rsmbertoa Jufcti mtMe to tattle. hoetetmiUttromtSHto Hsr At Atm'imii, sattie toJSC SkUl Sbak, lot 1, hl 74, 0iotxvfrwitIH to af. fcsvwKH IX ttl to WO itlo. nttti. tHo.

3Wr.tU.lo i caltlo. Twartlloa, 8r lot Mok GHoii. Irom WGtofrMO. Ccotwiriial wlae frora JND te WWa.WM WtaMd, J. lSaorsM Mto Umt M0, 75 oUtUtolettJ.

frtawt. RoWrl sad JohnlsUl to JSWfttk Aad thst 4A tt SM Xjioi'ttW, bu Mm'ss the Bowl et Saimsen. im i said abort nirwrl jmUtt nir asMr aad shw csom, Iff uMMSKnts sed cnntkHH shews! be mad CHA8 MARTIS. Clerk of tb Boprd of Sttf-c rrttoi-OWw. ArtoOH, July th, 191 EXECUTRIX SALE.

Is bsnkr jl'Hi tot to inrauno of an order 1 tt Uw TroesM Court tt OHi eoarrtr, Trritnrj of Art-a, Wvte ISth ds, Jnr IMt th 0 the Estate of J. McC.be. dscsascd th usdsnlcaal, Esscutrlx of tbs ntatc of uM dranued. wUsstl. prfrate al, to Uw blehtrt ltddr, far cash, at 1 o'stooV on tt 13j dj: of August MR, at the la oSUe tdlfiul iUoawisoo, fa rroptrtf t-rtf Ab aadiTrdod ariih loUrwt la and to Um Birds XtiAicsialsa.sita44Ja OM Mialat; DWrkt, 0U 0w4r, Arises Territory AU Mtsoas destrteg to Ht for tW sforcnitioad tT lstfe Mr MSs, w1l, at r4W of salsoaotprreiMiurHit7saU lMk dr of Ancatt Vm.

MRS SALLU1 McOABE Jh't) r.iecntrit Notice of Sale of Real Estate. -vroriCE nuiicM- oiven. that in tde- vi vx oi toe vourt id ami rr uu. rvm.1. n.

j. Mrd dijr of July 1W2, lu the matter of the estate of Jans Anderson. deaid, tk undoniiBsd, Uia Administrator of said utato 111 st prirMt al to Uk lilfbsat Mddtf for In lawful moaty cf trie Ui.lud States aad suVt tTcotifimatlbD br said l'robat Cflfirt, oa Monday, the lMu dsy of Aksust IBS, 10 oTrfftuk at thu offi-e of V. Cdtrsrds at Ulobe, A iB Uw CU. all the rWit.

titlo. iktsrMt vvmn v. UIVrN vum tire mmy his dVoth, aud all Uio rfjl.t title Md talntU that tbe HUlrsd other Uish or la addJttorr to tlt of Uw mM Jmasa AnOwwn ot the tlmo of bH dsstb, iu'and to all I that asrtaloiij, i.irr isrcml cf land stluats, Ijifng. OKa, Territory of Arl- funded asMlows, Ift-wft An ttodMInd one tlilrd iutrrtt lu sa.1 1 tlat csrtsia ralelrif eUlm nM the Utnls tt dtunto about 1 miles north of the town Globe Terns and conditions of sale Cash lu lasful inoney uf the Unttad States and tea rr ci.t oi tb jhucumo uiousr tlicdny of sale, Udaueo ou oou-nrmatlMuf Ml, bymil I'ourt, lievlatrx petiM at (Ktrestaser. Dlds to 1 left at Sis office of 15 lMwarK adjlrsnnd to the nnderriitiisd in the said town fcfOIob WINTHltOI- HOUSE, A.tiBhdstrator of the ettsto of Jaiaoa Andersoa, de- OtMoil Olohe, A.

July 12 Julj 3 Notice of Sale of Real Estato. AJOTlCK IR IIEKKbr rflVEX, TIUT IN r-UU-i. i susnee of an order of the VrobAte Oourt la nnd for the County of Otis, Territory of Arizona- made or, the 1 18th day of June JttKl, in Uie matter of the ests tf J. 'U MtOalir, deceased, the uadeiltiel, the of ssld ojtats, will sell nt rrialo ilo to the blithest liU drr for cash la Isrrf ul ro nry uf the United Stit snd I subject to oonflrmatlon by sM Probate Wiurt, on Men i dy, tlio l'th day or August IJ5, at It o'clock a. at the rsstdouoe of the undere'Bnod at (llobe, A Jo the I Cnuutyot CUV all the right, title.

Interest and estate i nf the uld .1 1 Mf-Hahc. thA tlnu, hi an tu rljht, title ami interest that the ssld estate has, by oiwrntlon of law or otherwise, acquired other than or In addition to that uf Ik aM I) McCabi. at the time of Us death, in and- to all that certain let, piece or parcel of hind situate, lying and being in the said County of Oils, Territory of Arizona, and bounded and described as follows, to-wit An undivided oue-rUth latcrwt in and to'that certain mining claim called thn.L'irds Kaat sittiita about 1J miles northerly from the town at Globe, Ariaona Terras snd conditions ol sals Cash tn lawful money of tho United States, ten per cent cf the purchase ronney be jW on the. day cf tele, balance on coa-KrnwUvn of sale by said Probate Court. Deed at expense cf purchaser.

utd trill ho received hj taa uc -dsnijued at her residctca up to Ue of tale. In Grose, K. T. WLLIE It McCABE, EiecutrtiofthohistWlUcf McCabs, dcccaced. July 50-Jw Oltt, A.

T. July 53,1635 It. BKENT KEYSER, J'roeidont. A. L.

WALKER, Vice-President. Did ioniinio'li Sinieroial Cth -DeaIers Sn- STOCK liw, Wmsw Dry Goods, Carpets, Qloihlnk' Boots and and Hat8 "Crockery and Glassware Canned Goods, Groceries and Grainy SHELF id HEM! HABDFAEE. Agency, Giant Powder Caps and Fuse. W7 rx. 35r-BaseiSiv r-t HHBfSr f.ve llkeporpi-o v.

ilih'IrontHelrF MsradHttSSsW PrlcsctQjsen's Antl TXairtnell nerhoitl sent In tslei bo rosterc Ffdd br os(seccrir jwiMfrcascb r'atn moner or sts-nps by erwl.h 'u iMn-s written plainly. Corre-poj. ni -t Tb' adTf nt Is h.ncst ard sfa.gltfo ward in every otd It CJ-jtj 5 we ti -nn to it al Ith and Ton will B-d eTtrj'lfiSanr'r-Mo: od Cat tblsontand SBltodi7 QUEEN CHEKIOAJ. Cp. 174 Street, CINCIHHATI.O.

Yea wa Past Ve win rnT 5O0 for acy cet crraiiaroorKllchtestlnjarr rostr-rnfc" r.e Krei boltlo cuarantccd. CCCfiin TOIsdiwSotatdoeidsu arnony tssir friends as Bottles ef Queen's rs t-ir prcr-ui witot eils vatsm, cr si'E to select rrom sent srus order RS3 r- jibOo REMEDY FOR CuT.iTtRH. Best Easiest to use. Cheapest. Relief is tin mediate.

A cure is Jgag to use. Cheapest. Relief is tin mediate. A cure is eSSI EaM rrtain. Par Rolrl tia HoaJ l.bs oaual.

fa93 certain, or Uold in tt.o rsJ 1 1. is an umtment, oi wniin a small j-amf i npp -e'l rSm tcrtbe KOStrHs. Prh. GCc. Sold bydrucnivS ser.t S3 Lj aiuJ AdJreec, n.

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LOUIS, MO Sampjo Copies IV.aiioc! Free. Notice of Sale of Real Estate at Public Auction. VOT1CU IS HHKBBV fllVKN, TUAT 2" MlK l. tnaaoe'efas ordtr ef the l'robat Casoi of the County of OOa, Territory of Alisons, toads on the 3M Hay cf June ISM, in the matter cf the asiate nf Charles llanmirt, deesMed, the uoderttgoed, the Adratfristra tor of the said late, Trill soU at prtrate sale to the bhrbest bidder for cten and sabjeet to oonSrraatloa by said Prubste oa Monday, the llth ily of Au-tnst, lKe, at 2 o'clock, p. at Kinney's lee Factory, in lh t'WlW Mahe, I'Mntv of QiU.

all the right U'K ln(at and estite cf the said Otmrles Hareoort, at the time of Lis death, and all tire right, title and Interest that the said estato hat, by oeraUon of taw or otherwise, acquired other than, or tn addition to that et Uie said Ohaltu Ilsrcniirt, nt the Urs af hK death, iu md tn all thst osrtatn Li', pfeeo or panel it hAH ljlmt and bdin in tho ssM County ot Oils, and de-senlied a follows, to-vit The ot the 8ff Jof Station See (Si. the U. of ths 1 of Section Siren ft) and the of of the tofcJectbmcsM(i), all In TorLin firs (a) North JUnee It East, and lyinc and bolrr; ob Sals Hirar in ike sahl OHa Coauty and Territory "foresaid lnr awl conditions of sals, oash, gold eota of lira blotted States, ten par nt of the porcbase ibomt to bo rld to the Slid Administrator on the day of salt, balance on eoaOrmation of sals by said Probata Coor. Sealed bMs TriU be recetred by me at Pa-tnry'cn and rftcr Angast the tod. All bids-si'l be at uld place of sale one hcur bejafo the time of sale Deed at expense ef rurehseer AXFJtSD K1SXEV Administrator cf the estate ot Charles Iteconrt, dc censed.

Dttsd.JttlyKa. 1SW. slyS3-Si tMdrriontiuiSSiuU. tAUtBSiWO. i i uzsi.

weoa jsyt.ii. aivswTrjuer, it I W. W. BROOKNERNt Seoritaxy ALONZO BAILEY, Treasurer Managori a rcnana IS ALWAYS. ftwtiswwik IN EACH LINE rib -3- rA, NEW OiSOOVERY AOOiDSifi In compounding a solution prt was accdemly spilled va t.ke aaa4 acdon wajhinralternard ftnered that the htlr was com-plrtei remoTtd, We at or.ee psi jiiltondf-fjl prcpsraUon ontha ua.l.etand f.gr sat fcc e' tie dcaid thst ire are tiuw tntrodnolea Itmrouehoat thenor.d under tfcscisiecf Queca'a II iorunrxm.1 riMKivti.iioo,Arli.

fU'SIMPLE AV CltOtrAH USE IT. T-ay tfc hair over ard sr tt ccutirefora mlncta and the toy rj.pi-ittut tier igfctstt pain or injury len a riled or eTsraSUrwar It istinllkosr-rtsercrercraticneTcmi I. i ha hare been annexed CF. NTrii erd attest its merits. i- 'il.

rirfc-a cr tKT.ra or tj3ironttnrcic, find a booa 13 Q.ver does inr r.nnn Qood sslar or commutes to Aenu. inysrcs uet s'tK xtr -rce nottie uio xa.w- HcaJ usa tj equal. J.OTJTS- JTctice of Forfeiture, mo ALrjRED kixney, or to whom it may concern, this is to notify yott that 1, co-owner in the Pjreneea minmg claim, sitaatcrl in the Tftritory ol nzoun, Ommr of IJJli, and mor partieti Isrly tresCTibetl in Bo-k 1, ot OilaOerafltyMin. IK ItscimriT, iokc 302, Ute and per-tinnt the annual wnrkonsaM oIwfh, as re. cpiirH Ity law.

for th lgl. This thctef.ire. is ujnotlfy rou, that if you not ity ymir full (ipiporirfin of ftie aast of ai4 'jforfc, togethw wflli the eost of ac. ertHnut. witfcrtt ninty days after the ex.

Irtralitmwfthtorotrce, your intoreet in said tnininit claim, as on-owueV, will uUerlv ceasa itttl. ojrttnn of bcooroe tha Vroi'er-ty nf the Olob, July 2. 1892 JlfS-004 "sTiscTreward I 7-V M'pUANCETO AN OBBER MAKE Br THE Board UUaooocty, Arluca Ttrrt-tory, oatbothdaof Jnly ie, T. Sfce'tl" nf iWa do hereby orltr a Reward ef 0 Hoodreci sad Plfty KoUart for the arwrtUeefen JfmVM SER(Asa4aIrr)wrioonUrfllhAtyf May HH to MM Otla county. Aasd8 HeiiB OrlirlfenntyfiV Dated.

OloU. JtUysth, la. "-ifuliSt tuti so.s. 4 I then nd fourth Ii.rf.' e-n urethrta ji p.i staa-irco. fiali" iri'I'iH tn attend.

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