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The Arizona champion., 1885-09-26
SUMMONS.

TN THE JUSTICES COURT, FLAG 1 staff Township, Yavapai county, Arizona Territory. J. w. Spafford. Justice of the Peace.
 James Ballie, Plaintiff.
 vs. Eugene NJ. Adams, Defendant The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Eugene NJ. Adams, defendants:
 You are hereby summoned to appear before me at my office in Flagstaff in the county of Yavapai. on the goth day of September. 1885, at 10 o'clock, a. m, in an action brought against you by said plaintiff, to answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff, filed herein.
 Said action is brought to recover from you the sum of three hundred dollars. the same being services performed by Jane D. Givens for the said defendant at the Aver Lumber Company's hill, in said county, the whole ,ione and performed between the I5th day of May, 1885, and the 20 day of July. 1885. That on the 18th day of July. 1885, and before the commencement of this ac' ion, the said Jane D. Givens assigned to the plaintiff the said account and all right, file and inter est therein, or judgment will be taken against you for said amount, together with statutory damages and cost of suit, If you fail to appear and answer.
 To the sheriff or any constable of said county, greeting: Make legal service and due return thereof.
 Given uader my hand this aoth day of Jlly 1885.
 JW. STAFFORD,
 Justice of the Pace,
 Said County and Township.
The Arizona champion., 1885-09-26
$500 Lost.

At Sunset City, Apache county, Arizona, during the month of Novem- Der, ISS4-a note calling for $500 Said note was issued to Lot Smith by Brannen, Finney & Brannen. Any information in regard to said note, or the return of same to the under signed will be literally rewarded.
 H. SMITH,
 octI7 Sunset City, Ariz.
The Arizona champion., 1885-09-26
General Nsws Column.

Next National Stock Growers' meeting will be commenced Nov. 23 at St. Louis. Arizona will. we hope, be represented by bonafide stockmen of the Territory.
 A Socorro girl rubs onions on her hands when her beau comes to see her. She is not going to have her hands kissed when she has a mouth lying around loose.
 One druggist hanged for murder due his carelessness will do more to stop carelessness in drug stores than reams of editorials exhorting drug gists to dc their duty.
 San Francisco has quarantined against all Pacific coast Mexican ports also all Chinese and Japnese ports on account of yellow fever at the former and cholera at the latter.
 Most of the land in Salt River Valley will, ere many years shall have rolled around, be worth from $50 to $2oo an acre. Ditto valley lands in Verde, Gila and others. s.-Courier.
 James Riley. who served the first warrant on polygamist in Arizona, -Amon NJ. Tinney, of Apache Co. -is now serving term of SIX months from Graham county. Riley was ap- pointed special marshal by the Un- ited States Commissioner at St. Johns.
 Hon. Bob Cornell, of Prescott, is entitled to the thanks of all honest Arlzonians for the able and fearless manner in which he laid before Cleve land and his cabinet the bad state of official affairs in thm Territory. Bob went East at his own expense; had no personal axe to grind, hence his suc- cess Tn securing promises of relief from "the government. "-Courier.
 Near Alma, N. M., an exchange says, an old brindled COW ate up an old leather wallet, that contained Saoo in greenbacks, and now the owner is convinced that it does not pay to put money into cattle. The man misinterpreted the intention of the COW, which was simply attempting to prove that there is more money in cattle than is to be seen at first sight.
 The withdrawal of one and two dollar notes from circulation was made necessary by the rapid accumu- lation of silver in the sub-treasuries. It was expected in this way to create demand for silver coin. That the plan was successful is shown by the large output of silver during the past month. So far no formal complaints or protests against the withdrawal of one and two dollar notes have been made.
 Even the poor red man refuses to compete with Chinese labor. Last week a mob of Indians attacked a party of Chinese hop pickers thir- teen miles east of Seattle, Washing ton Territory, with clubs and stones, killing two and wounding four Chi nese. The cause of the row was that in former years the Indians had been hired exclusively to pick hops and this year one firm hired Chinamen. They were warned to leave, but re- fused to go.
The Arizona champion., 1885-09-26
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE ArPsEscorr, A. T.,

LAND OFFICE Ar PRESCOTT, A. T.,(
 September 76th, 1883.
 NJ OTICE is hereby given that the follow. lN ing named settler has filed notice of his intention to make hnal proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and receiver of the United Ststes Land Office. at Prescott, Ari. ona. on the a7th day, of October. 1885. viz: Henry P. Lyons, of Williams, Yavapai county, Arizona. for his declaratory state ment No. I4S3 for the east < of the south. west < and the west < of the southeast z Of section No. twentytwo (a2). in township Nc. twenty,three (23). of range No four @ east He names tho following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cul- tivation of, said laad. viz: Philip Hull. H.. McCuilum. F. L. Rogers and George Au- gustine. all of Williams. Yavapai county. i. Arizona Territory.
 sepa6 THOMAS WING. Register.
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NOTICE.

Owing to the death of P. B. Bran nen, of the firm of P. B. Brannen X Co.,, all debts due the firm must be settled at once, as the old business must be closed up immediately. Par ties interested must call and arrange their accounts without delay.
 P. ]. BRANNEN. Flagstaff, Sept. {, 1883.
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Prescott and Phoenix,

VIA wICKENBURG | vULTCRE. Leave Prescott Monday, Wednes-
 day and Friday at jpn arrive at Phenix Tuesday, Thurs
 day and Saturday at sa.n Making connection with Dur late stage for Msricopa. which leaves PhealK a, { pm. and arrives at Maricopa in time to connect with railroad trains.
 RETURNING: Leave Phenix Noncay, Wednes- day and Friday at -. ran. arrIve at Prescott Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at Iop.n
The Arizona champion., 1885-09-26

W. Johnson; Prescott, N. L. Guthrie; Quijotoa, to be supplied; St. Johns, to be supplied; To1atstone. G. L. Pierson; Tonto Basin, to be supplied; Tucson, F. w. Downs.
The Arizona champion., 1885-09-26
for Pardon.

NIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT lN I, or my attorney, will apply to the Gov ernor and Board of Pardons of the Territory of Arizona, at the next meeting of the said Board. for the pardon of JOHN R. TABOR. who was convicted of the crime of an assault with intent to commit murder, at the June term, 1884, of the District Court of the 3rd Ju. dicial District of the Territory of Arizona. in an. for the County of Yavapai, and sen- fenced to imprisonment in the Territorial prison, at Yuma, Arizona, fer the term of three and one-half years.
 Dated August 3o, A. D. 1885.
 JOHN R. TABOR.
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ave Prescott daily at . san A, i've al Ash Fork at 9p.n Connecting with A. X P. trains east saa ~eS Leave Ash C Fork upon arrival of
 trains daily at Gan
 rrive at Prescott at t5oP.a OFFIcE-First National Bank, Prescott, Al. JAMES STEWART, ]. F MEADos,
 Superintendent. Agt., Prescott
The Arizona champion., 1885-09-26
Notice to StOckmen.

At meeting of the stockmen of the Mogollon mountains and adjacent country, held at Merian's ranch. it was decided to commence the rondeo on September 25th, at Mund's moun- tain ranch, and go from there in a southerly direction to Buckhorn. It was also decided to commence the Verde Valley and Oak Creek district on November Ist, commencing at Doug sherty's ranch, from there to Spring Creek, :hence to Willard's on the Verde; from there down the river.
The Arizona champion., 1885-09-26
! W sPAFVoAD
Notice to Cret9tOro. Estdft of PSfTeA g. B1Sasss, b. <<ne>f
FLAGSTAFF, A. T.

NOTICE is hereby given by the aadG- ] V signed administrator of the sstAts st Patrick B. Bremen. deceased, to the srediton of, and all persons having elains asains the said deceased, to exhibit them with the nee- esssry vouchers, within ten months After the first publication of this notice. to the saii administrator, at his resiaenee at F1agstaa, county of Ysvapai, Territory Of Arizona.
 D. J. BRAxNES.
 A Administrator cf the Easte d
 Patrick E. Brannen. Deccassl. Dsted tt thsstAa. Arileaa. SepseaAU 10th. 1885.
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Flagstaff, Sept. 5, 1885.
The Arizona champion., 1885-09-26

TN THE JUSTICES COURT. FLAG
 Il staff Township, Yavapai county, Arizona Territory, J. w. Spaford. Justice of the
The Arizona champion., 1885-09-26
Prescott and the A. &p

BETWEEN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-02

proposed TO adjourn to the cfuD Ronald,
who had been vaguely resolving not to go
near that haunt for some time to come,
found that that was the alternative TO his
returning to his solitary lodging and his
books at n comparatively early hour III
the evening. Doubtless he should have
conquered his repugnanoe to this latter
day of pleasure making to finish up the
last hour or SO in the society of these good
fellows was great. He went to the llar-
mony Club, and was made more welcome
than ever and somehow, in the excite
ment of the moment, he was induced to
sing another song, and there were more
people than ever claiming his acqunint-
ance. and challenging him to have
"another one."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-02

"What, what, lass" Ronald cried,
grmly. "Are We thinking ye're in the
Highland glen? Do ye think it was the
called out to follow Prince Charlie D."
81 carena-I carenal" she said-for
what had trivial details of history to do
with a jovial picnic in Campsie Glen
Come, Ronald, lad, tune up Hang the
Harmony Club give us II song in the
open air !"
" Here goes, then:
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one was III the gaycst or moous she
laughed and ioked nay. at one point she
raised her glass aloft, and waved it round
her head, and sang
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-02
It is always Of Clear Advantage
o N intending purchaser
Ready-made Clothing
To an intending purchaser I

To look the that carries the largest and fin
est stock, if intending to purchase elsewhere
for it posts person to the latest styles and low
est prices. AS have always carried alto
gether the largest assortment and have this
fall prepared the most varied assortment
have shown, it is naturally for the
interest of any intending purchaser to
examine our stock, if only to educate
himself as to the prevailing styles
and the lowest prices. Ourline Of
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" o send Lcwie Gordon hame,
And the lad daurna name;
Though his back I've at the wa,
Here's to him that's far AVA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-02

SHOUTHER TO SUOUTHER.
From IIudson's Bay to the Rio Grand.
The Scot il ever IA rover;
In New South Wales and in Newfoundlan,
And all the wide world over.
CHORUS:
But it's shouther to shouther, my bonnie lads,
And let every Scot be brithcr
And we'll work we can, and Wen win If we
can,
For the sake of our aud scotch mither.
She's puir auld wife, wi little to give;
And she's rather stint o. caressng:
But she's shown us how honest lives we may
live,
And she's sent us out wi her blessing.
CHORUS: And its shouther to shouther, etc.
Her lands no rich; and her crops are slim;
And | Wilma say much for the weather;
But she's given us legs that can gayly elm
Up the slopes o the LlosSoming heather.
CHORUS And it's shouther to shouther, etc.
And she's given us hearts that, whatever they
say
land trow that we might be better.
There's one sair fault they never will haze
Our mither, we'll never forget her!
CHORUS:
And it's shouthcr to Shoulder, my bonnie lads,
And let every Scot be a hrithcr;
A nd We'll work We can, and wen win il we
can,
For the sake of our auld Scotch mhher!
this piece had attained great success
at the Harmony club; but that was
merely because Mr.. Jaap had managed to
write for 1t an effective air, that could be
easily caught up and sung in chorus; in
itself there was no simple, natural "lilt"
whatever. And then, again, in his episto-
larry rhymes to friends and acquaintances
(alas that was all over now there were
many obvious qualities, but certainly not
the lyrical one. Here, for example are
some verses he had sent in former days to
a certain Johnnie Prnge, living at
Tongue, who had had his eye on young
lass down Loeb Loyal way;
o, Johnnie, leave the lass alane;
Her mother has but that one wean;
For a the others have been ta'en,
As wael ye ken, Johnnie,
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1t was about the Martinmas time,
And gay time it was then, o,
That our guidwife had puddins to max,
And she boiled them in the pan, o."
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and then rang out the chorus, even the
old Mother Paterson joining in with a
feeble treble
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WHITE HEATHER.
BY WILLIAM BLACK,

Author or "JupITH SHAKESPEARE" "A
PRtNcEss or rHuLE." MACLEOD
OF DARE" ETC
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-10-02

% the burrin o. our door, weel, weel, weel,
And the barrin o our door. weell"
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sinEwALK Sorgs.
Ia Il. Curtis, ghe weller.
Il L. Curtis, ,he jeWsisr.

Ia Il. Curtis, she Weller.
Ia L. Curtis, ,he joWsisr.
FRESH oysters Deimoniao.
Tho FISHER pl.uos. wa 4. TgstSir
q Co., HERALD building,
sS Mann street. Al kinds Of ssuit-
and v,yetsblr Sc A. = G18cha's.
Bouohe keeps all siaas OF cisars "a
fpo2ceo. Try bis Licsie ff4sr cigar.
Coal and coke b. borou dguras, h.
large aud small qul. % ~, DaIla,
JitY Gas LLhi cCmp.cy.
BGUohc,;sa Main stree. croker, seeps
.ae Alden compressed ygS.is Alwsy 5
fresh.
Just Try bltte Of Or, SCOTS Coeos-
Iron an PUuspdoruS. Far saig nv sii
druggists.
Ifyou want - save nonav go ao6
see J &. Hswes, furniture doaisr, 725
and RI e m stroa-.
If you want to bay furniture on in
stali10slts, $50 j. X, Hswes, ~ Spd ~
Elm street.
Orr fusrartees 20 soil l5aor busy
lnr less money tAau aLy hoUsn alHlh
q st. Louis.
Elegant Dew s,Jak oi faHoirg igs
received. Curuar MSiI sud tcy5rs-
streets /. Il Iurys, iewo'ar
70 hGvo y0ar rsnoo., CLOCKS SOS
leWelTy repaired, gU 70 t.. o. Curtis,
corner Of Haip aud Pov.'f85 streets,
W,liam & GarrstsoN, geaerIa emit
Diebnid Safe sud Ines company.
Crane Windsor hotel, D has, TeX4,.
DE- L. L. Foslue, physician, -ur-
gson aud ocuiis;. Once $40 MIiu
street, telephone G., residence Joie-
phone 20S.
Orr has just purchased 400 bu1qies
from the celebrated firm OF Sgchluf &
Uo7 with which aa VAL down all cGm-
petition on rlicos and styles.
Bail,a,o mest ana vcnison, aud gsme
OF ail k dds, eau De has Every day at
the Oh Rp isb.s meat anG game mar
ket OF n. Harris, Elm str5st
Pitman IL Roberts, contractors Tor J.
j. SchillengsT, pataat cemont side
walks. OtllcG ct 0rd'a Place, n, III
Lamar street, O.ders promptly 81
tended TO.
Groceries, osnnad goods, jelliss, pra
serves, spiues, ETC.. cheap IQr cash ~
Adeller'e, 0l2 Elm street, Dallas Spice
IbtF Ola HthNU, SSSE country auG
city trade solicited.
Storage room can b8 had 40 The sue
lion anu commission ho1eC FOR all
kinds OF goods ar low ralea by the
month or year. Fine Very Fine, GIG
ana Us Elm street.
Che Weir PiOg company hGviHg &c
cured iI6 state on the Cool, MAupFsc
iurins cOupany's STANDARD n "a"
grade YORK, and bsvirg Eiytn an cy-
der Cor 1000 '"s t1 no made esp aially
Tor their trade, have jus. received tho
first or tund. Prices hsvo btsu
marked down TO suir tus tines.
Dallas has So last secured fra
Gloss restAurgrt. T, is L pa 40 No. 725
Mala elreey, DY cha popaihr end son
tlsmanly LsnE Rr1JnCrl. iti9 palfon-
izfd bv those who gra cgnaoisSeuts Of
what helOugl 10 ~ superior clisiue end
eating salon, w: Sac very best
material IN lne mayEai, Upaurp assoc
co0kir2, and ski lea and courteous
walters. M wonder Tho ladies cf
Dtllss, as well ~ the Euntlcmcu, arc
giving il their hearty patronage.
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APre,,y rosnout.

NJ p, T.. MarlaoE, ire wtl.kuown
dstIsI'st tona'ooui,l, has ja,t go,-
Ten ono ui The Gues. delivery wegors
n thc : klc. itip u SNOWY plcco OF
"orkmrnshlp sad a,trac.s uaivuraal
a',"u't'n On she err Hts 4 not only
r,1 cts ofedii upon tho naksrs, bu
IL 10 a'sl Hn ovid ucN . tlu glnd fssts
unl su'irltisc OF Me-, MARITIME rnp
~ sln Kutlpn thfCugn The wsll.
known Wisr Plow company OF this
vi.y,
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Mesti.g taoad ~ Night,

Yesterday tbs Ksights Of Labor tel
egrsphsd 60 the executive e1mmittee
OF tue order, who ar, il Galveston, (
there was anything they could DO for
the sufferers by ,ha late fire. Promptly
they received sn answer signed by
District Master Workman p. n.
GSldon, ssyiog tnat money,
PROVISIONS and Il 'shing were needed,
sud shat thsrc WAS crest distress.
tmw 3jiagoly tho Knighis OF Labor
Issue ScsN FOR mssa meeting 10 sid
tho sufferers. I. Is called for Monday
eFening q. Z o'ol0aS "a the district
court roOw 81 the court house. Ali are
earnestly requested nnd invited so e..
tend who are willing to do anything
for ths sufferers.
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The raoiao Express UompEaY.

Tn fluoHiDS oKp!ain1 itself:
Assistant superintendent Office, Texsr-
kama, aIhansdF, Nuy. 10, 1885. To a gents
and Messengers:
o. Nad AFTER th3 Tsh Inst, the office
.oi the undsraigC0d VII ha located in
Dallas, Texas.
Report, sud oorYrapJudG pertain
Ing 10 the Pacific EEpT'-s compsuy'o
business ia T5Xsa SI{ Louisiana, aud
nOT SEM 10 prxrk4UR, hr4anrss,
should hereafter b. sent % DailzS'
Reports sud CORES ppadsnca pertain
ing 20 the g0mpsnF's business ia
ArkSEass SuG Mics uri, Eeud tn c. h.
Aikiu, routc ageut, Tex 'rk sas, Arkau-
s2s. JAMES AKIN,
AsslEtRuf uyorlnCsuQGnt.
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War ia ths est.

West Of ,no clty, iuss esroz tho
T.Vcr Is con'ldOfaO,s ettlemyat ct
the colorod population, aaa they
haven't srriyod ~ that b'sga Of civii
sslion a. which tSU hnmDsen lus pro-
lers the arts ~ peso, 20 tho terror If
war. lhorc WAS ROY In tho csup
yesterday evehiug, participated in by
n glcat Nnmntr, hus only Harry Juurs
hhd ~, waters were arrested raa,
Ncr7 lodged IA au. Moro vii, be
pulled to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-15

idr. j. K. Jameson, ,he nurgerymar,
has entered suit sgHinst tho T,xis &
PA"lhc Hallway Company, Claiming
$500 damages fJt dulay IN shipping
f,u'5 tre0Sto Bells and Z, mple. Is
alleged thai by reason az u delay of
four days thS parties 10 whom tho
trees were conslgned reruaGd 10 take
them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-15

Iamoa Paul Hi, gau 81 inch S5nogam.
bleu WAC Nv cAarg0d wi.h Stealing Sll
from c1uatrymau nambl Fan6 Gar
p.nlor, cns 20 havs 3 record for
crooked business much logger than 10
10 high. b)ms tlma ago no Alola a
notae t.oM AnUl0 enc Ia tna c,nat~y
aod on account ~ youtUtulu.S, .rAa
discharged. Th9ro IL 40 dnubl OF the
tscs That DO Is Jhe youngest auI siusl!.
cat bOrs thief on r, c0ri,
Complaint was mttu EEajnst him
yoa.erdA, iuthocpuuIy c)grt igrtayis.
He Is iu ISL.
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w L. MooDY,
Burglars t the Front.

Tho citizens OF ID ,lias have been
warned ny tho press OF tho city that
tho city Has full OF suspicious charao.
tors, and warned 70 exert due dill
E5nce. Colonel j. b. wiheu's real
dence, on Iva Osg street hls bsan
q t8red sud to0bo@ VI . EOld wstch and
ch%ls' me Wig bit oSing cola,
tao thief tosk che oSlon.p3
oyeraoa. ~ which th5rn WIS SIS IN one
nt s1B forkstt. The thief 80 ID al gu
trance through a. open window, and
~ ka'"nS OUT ho Dropped tho over.
coaf ln7t 0nlslde tue house whera il
"ar tlpph with the Usaay iataot. Tho
p9i'ea l%yn as many ciacs so they
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nailRn Public l.ihrnru-

Tho m0mRsr& orthB Dall4e library
Hssociati1a viii hole ten and rocep-
ton NJ The reading room, sos Main
street, TussdAy evening, NOvemb.r
II from 4 TO 10 O'clock. Tho pablo are
earnestly invited tn cal and nSy tha,f
respects, Ans by 80 d ing encourage
ono OF the most worthy institutions In
the city.
Professor Bsask has kindly consent
90 10 Sivo u literary eoturs IL the noRr
future FOR tue bep,fil of the public H.
hr'rY G11 reading THIS will Na
2 rgfa treat ~ literature, and lha pub
ITO VIII br ruuh Il Gt tho proper timu,
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A Kew Church Otsnr,s,tlop.

The Rev. Mr. O, OF Clshurne, hy
ana Under tho authority OF Dallas Pres
by'ety will preach in tho Central
Ac jdsmy building, corner North Har.
" lOl anj Live OK streats, on the Art
, >nDath 70 h day o, December pr0x,,
~ II O'Clock M, SUD administer thg
tauramoni, ater which snO,hsr Pres.
u thIiAn onuich Will b. organized IN
Dallas All persons desiring 1. con-
nect thomselvoB uiSusa d Reorganization,
ny t.er ur Otherwise, arp most CIR
ulelly inVit0d ~ b. In r6adiuosa ~ tina,
time, Strangers Welcome.
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A Splendid Eeco ID

Professor J. l., Fowler, tho famuu.
phrsnologiSt. has seoa 10 Groenvile
over ,hrso weeks aud has bocu kept
constantly busy examining heads ana
giving charts. Msny OF our Leading
ci.izeas, with their families, haye been
examined snd they all express most
eonplcte confidence In Professor Fow-
ler's marvellous skill ia Gellua,ting
character. He tells " tho disposition,
past life AID chnrActerislice OF his SUB.
J 'ot with accuracy that ieaves no dnubs
IN the MUD Of any une as 60 his great
ebilitV, Tie bR, Osr'iticateB from lead.
Ing c!tisene, cleygymen, professional
men aud bus nosa mOi Of Greauyillo
as 20 ihs,r extreme satisfaction with
hts osllueatiOns Sud confidence IN his
scientific knowledge. 40 ia alyo
JhorOuah astronomer. la tac. no fore.
told tho ra,n OF Yesterday, no; roa
guess NorS, bat from ctr.sip facts thai
never fail.
Abundant svldence IL at hend tina.
ahoWs that Professor Fowler Is ono o.
che GREATEST phrenoloslSls living
lGTssnviIl9 Banner.
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North Texas Conference

The North TsKW souierouse. In its
annual session, viii Souvone In Psris
nexS WedsesosJ, the lS,h instant,
Bishop Hclyiere presiding. Ptaaoh-
ors ana delegates Nro es route, and q
large dc .egatiGu viii be ~ attendance.
"a tnis IA u very large cupioren,o. The
Paristtug are opsniu. their hs ,r.s apI
arma % give th"m 2 warm grse,lur.
even rtsuesipg all 70 bri0E tneiS
wives something very unusual tor
outortaiucrs ot our annual confer.
Cucss,
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J. W. Wright, rnurloW wood q d
John lrWn returned lass nis1i ie m
NJ, Pleasant, wsorS ,hsy had beon 81,
Character Witnessed Ia bohslf of Juhu
u Dnn. who was GA ,rnl Tor kill,rg
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