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Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

THF Star makes & very leeole-p3y slckly-altempt to deny the truth.ulness of the CITIZENS "bill of fare" in in, PRu-Shaw case, uslnE even the alie" be. cause 1t cannot refute our statements The oAertures for n compromise came from the counsel Of T.. o. Shaw. and inc first attempt was made right upon the heels of the order granting a new trial by Gn offer Of S2JJ 60 @ well known and prominent attorney in this city wno was not mixed up !n the affair, If be would effect c compromise. This IS FACT.
 We don know where the Star gets its information upon the preliminary terms of the compromise, bu. yge do know that Mir. Paur5 counsel have said nothing. Nevertheless we make the assertion, ana invoke an GuthorIta- tive contradiction, that the comuromise was effected through oyertures made to Mir. PauFs counsel. from the opposite side of the case, and tha5 they dil not on ore or upon bny occasion sendfor Messrs. King a, Dungan until tlc terms proposed to them were O. such a favorable nature that twas deem e4 prudent to take them under consider ation, and even then is was only .u the form of couuter-prCpos.;ion.
 We readily believe tL-t it wa tAe "oFFIcE" Shaw and his counsel wanted, and upon that confession We cannot 9res tion the Stars editorial contribution.
 We deny, from our personal knowledge O; the high and honorable character oi the gentlemen who represented lIr. Paulin the suit, as well Gs facts ot record in the suit itself, that the appeal was DO; perfected fer any req sons other than that thc terms of the compromise were satisfactory to Mr. Paul and Lis counsel, and that 10 admission that theig cssc wa.- los. was either expressed or implied by the .arls. The compromise documents speak for themselves, and if A.r. Shuv's ItIc-loy5 believe that any "mul" hss been thrown upon them in the matter, they are able to speak for themselves. The Star has persistently mIsrepreseutcd this matter. and We have only reci.ed the r.aln and indsPutab.e FACTS, every one ot which can be easily substsnt:g.od.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
rrn nf thc Inr.cnn.trncted.

"Hel.o. Colonel cried a well-known Southerner as be ovorhauled a G. A. h' veteran of his acquaintance on Cailtor- mia street yesterday sfteruoon. will Xou stop anl take drink with me: pc Q. Colonel said he lid not mind. That E r;gbt. said the SoutLeruer. "Iweniy- five wears ago to-day | could not get h 5-i Yauk to stop for anything.
 The incident calls Co mind somethinG tbot occurred ia Oakland two or three vrars ago. A "red-ho." SoutherneT,' who has c garden there, was wsliJ,ed mon by @ committee of c. \. h. LaJ1es .r, o5 tbe day before Memorial Day. The y--l'ss I-- half exrectinc Q refusal, asked b;n, whether he would give them lew 1owers vhe-ewith to decorate the -raves of the Union dead. Walk riEh' 51. ladies" said the old boy and taHe sIi vou want. only wish you had more graves to decorate. [, Post
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
Wintcrin Arizona.
los Au-7.e- EEprss-.'


 Tca summer rains m Arizona con- neured recently. Ram reI i5,I bsmi3S 10 Yuus. Monday EEat come oi toe ssgrra stopped Cytr la.p southern Cali forria, and fcw Grois fell 10 Los An ce.e-. Juiy and AuEu-t are the winter months ui Arizona. Then tue ralr5 taii, veratatl.. starts and y a.t MS de-r'i' barren, candy waste, sud -r-'g =--lr-a into G Glaam,Hv garden, VEesh ..aut! rivals that cf the fields ol las-.elB. lA 1~St ,no writUr made several t--H- ve- tween Tucson and CE.5 .5o,u1, iEn whole country being mass ct 1-.i- aa" rs whose solid banks 0t orange. scarlet and pnrrle faded down the U-r71'c'i'e i' tls horizon, and whose beauty vas sim,ly grand. The nutritious mesquite bean wlii u9w riuen.
 Arizona Is @ won ierlul country. lt -S f5sf.uI I.l of tl- EHtllulr.--, for here nre the rraudest traces of preblstorIc, people ot any place n the United States: Here was once the seat O. a mighty empire. of which Southern Cal iFornIa WAS but the frontier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

TIE action of the California legislg- tue upon the great question of irriga ,loa Bnd the supply of water for thi: purpose. will be watched with deep in- teres: ty the people of Arizona. We are practically in the same position 'n this re- spect as California and 1t Is proper that iheissue be met in ArizoDa before too great complications occur. Valuable property interests are being acquired taas s...I be ruined by other laws than tas-s how governing the use of water; yai.e on the other hand, the greatest possible benefit might ultimately result Iron. a rad.c4l change in them. We are practically sn irr, ,saing country bud water I- more valuable than land. Its value, therefore, makes 1t the special sui. ..ct for wise legislation and meas ur- winch vii. work exact Ils..ce, as nearly Gs possible, 60 every ode.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

MATTERS at El Paao ure gssGmlug 8 very serious aspect and appearances iu- dieate tha. the whole power of i1r Mex ican government will ja ezer;eJ to IlaIn. tain tue authority and dignity of tle To- cal magistrate even thou-n he has com muiei g igd.claI blCuder They are playing a dangerous gsme of bluff, and suel complications are likely 10 arise Ou; ot thIs very insignificant beginning t5at conflict will be precIpitatet Re- tveel t1e two republics. There Is csr- tall.y DO excuse for the vile treatment ba4 Imprisonment of Mr. Cutting for tle saSlt otlense charged, and the Mex lc.a authorities are clearly in the wrong. Thy have exceeded the limits Of tLrr jurisdiction LlI the slight friction that before e1.s.cl JatHecn tLe citizens of 4, two n-,!1as ut that point, has bs-a a-sr..ateI into plIster ot ',- Ta-. While ve came. but rs- gr-t llg occgrEeuca that viii disturb the f.=a-.y relations existing between the O-itel States and ether nations. pa-- 1a-.-Tly @ ueigLbor whose interests ST almost identical with our own, our s'-,s department val be criminaly de tele, la I,s d.ty 1T t does not take P"-p- a-d decisive action ID this con- '722'.b.e case, and assert the dignity a-4 l; necessary the might, of the na- S'A ID t4e protection ot the life and -~s''; ot cDe ot is citizens. The "-i9''z.ns policy our government re- ''-1: exercised in the matter of the --.-t' t Captain Emmc. Crawford in --7-'e'' .s still remembered with deep sanitation Uy Americans and exultation '-e Aezieaus, and the present trou- ,-> portion fl the legacy %. that .-'-'' i9.oy. The little petty raagis- '. t--; country show such con- -t' Tor Americans and their weak 'tr1ment, that they acquire R
 -ss o' exquisite pleasure in per ..,--'-as our citizens whenever the
 ,s-'esi EEete1t IS afforded. They
 --S that our easy-going state de '--l' canna: be prevailed upon a icnlc to save the life of an
 ,-''.'aa citizen, and that the only re ,.. '' 'ay notice Is taken at all of their
 ,! '.',''! usarpatiou of authority. will
 .5, -s-o,'c- rePrimand officially, enclos- '''- a private letter Of congratula-
 .-' and hope for better luck next fine.
 E.. .' oi urmness and decision by our 0- .s department would change all this.
 .,- fs"P-a would feel that they possess
 fights and sure protection while
 - Mexican soil so long as tbey do not
 t,--', ''s the laws of that country. We
 fy'... -a. l''k for an exhibition O, yertebral
 c7r. 's at Washington u3t; n ser,ors
 s,e .- b,a-' occurs and the sauguinary facts
 sYf o'oasat so prominently before fl tbe z,
 h, '''los n that it bee mes imperative
 -s@ to cut bait or fish.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

WHILE the California Legislature i= amusing the country wI,h the 6eyi. for its clown, if the good people of CaiIioT- nia will get together and offer u 9 an iu- vocation for rain to the proper source, the necessity for legislat.ou O2 the water question will be obvie.ed. The devil has got his hands full at Sacrament, and won't interfere.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
Pnrtr-its nfthe rnrli.h oueen.

Queen Victoria has had many portraits painted-goUd, bad, and indifferent. The latest addition Co her royal category is a full-len-th study of her majesty by Herr von AngeI, The picture is interesting as e study of her majesty It represents the queen standing in front of the throne She is richly dressed in black satin, her now favorite custom. trimmed with ermine She wears Q diamond crown, Her fuce is depicted in profile The en- semble of the picture is the painters in
 variable decorative style, and the techHi
 que of it is in his usual high but con
 ventiOnal manner.-Chicaso Tribune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

SOME people won't a,ieve Consul General Boyd Wius-as.e-, who claims f, have seen caeess ln Switzerlsnd ,bst sre more than two hundred years o.i andyettaay es. as circus chestnuts that have r.raisaa Teiigree of five or -fy ra-tur.--.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

EX-SENAToE SAEG-NT has announced that b. Is not candidate for Senator to illthe vacancy causel by tle death Of Senator John F. Miller. Ih1 term Is a very short one and ;he-a Is a ques- ti1n of the legality of electIng a senator at Q special session O. the legislature called for another purpose. whi,A facts deter both Mr. Sargent and Ex Govern or Perkins from seeking tae place.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

NINE sections ot land near Albuquer- enc. New Mexico, have been set apart hy military o-der for 8 military reserya- ,.-. S1 f.r az tLe sgt1Te location of department: headquarters IS concerned tbs h.s little significance. although some gf .Le newspapers are inclined to locate them at Albuquerque iu advance o, tle commanding generals decision in ,a- matter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

IrE mlu!ng rainHows promise ore sufficient to employ three our four ex- t-1siye smelung works iu thls c!ts. New and rich as well Rs extensive discoveries gre frequently reported quite near Tue s5n,and developments may prove some ot them to be valuable properties. Nearly every inning district in the county l; slowing better prospects than ever be- lore, while some of the chloriding claims srs turning out far better than was ex- p...ei.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

wrry the Star gets c3-aered and hn- -~a.,ause t has no fact or argument ..r-.-snt. 1t resorts to the coarse and --,-.- logic ot "yaa he Lven If I: 35-s bella corner en t.r nudity ii o-5l,, ,.ot to be 80 pr.as-a-e with it.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

\ SHORT time ago the SiGr termed Tucson n seaport, and now tho Index claims that l20O bottles ot beer are con stunned daily by the inhabitants Of thl5 city. Verify large fleet of schooaeEs ura in sight.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

\ SCIENTIFIC Journal s..s Lar the savage nature off vicious dog may be instantly subauei j. lrmly aId fear leasly looking # seuarely iu tle eyes. That's the way Secretary Baya-l IS trylug to conquer Mexico iu the present crisis at Fl Pas.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
Cn,tlr ,Ionnmcnt of .nn rranci.co.

The cemeturies of San Francisco con tain large number of very costly monu. meuts In the Catholic cemetery are Q tomb erected by Mrs. Theresa Fair at @ cost of Sl5,0O0, the vault of W. $. O'Brien which cost s75.OOO, the DOnahue muHu- ment which cost s5O.0GO, and the Duuphy monument which cost S45,O0O. Senator Jones has a vault in the Laurel Hill ceme tery for which he paid S25,0J0 and the Latham monument in the same place cost $l5.OOO- California Letter
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
The Albuquerque Military ReServa-
 linn

The following described public lands in the Territory of New Mexico, BOW vs- cant, are set apart as n military reserva- tiOn and announced Hs reserved for fU- lure military purposes, subject t. the approval of the President: Sections thirteen (I3l. fourteen I4l, fifteen llji. twenty-three (23), tweuty-tOur t2D, twen- ty-tiye (2j). twenty-six (2Gl, and twenty seven (2O, Township number ten ll0I North, Range number three @ East, New Mexico principal meridian; the boundaries of the same as located by the public surveys.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

+ the Sta- will please designate the rsrs5n whom .s .s pleased to term "the old man Q. .aa CUEEN,' who it says r.ta-.E . '.-laaa, malicious He,' q. will te accommodated vi-L a convincing ar rgn.. .al thai lt e-1s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

The murderer of Judge McCOinas and wife. IS a guest of t3e Iuteuor Depart meut at Washington. EorcOnslsteucy 8 sake Congress should mase an apQ-o- priaiion for imposing monuments to the memory of GGi;eau and John Wilkes Booth.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

IT tho democrats of Neoraskl elect tEe.r gut. t.arratos.aI candidate this year, there will be, Governor NOgth, of Nc b-aska; Secretary 0. 5.a;s Last, of Wy ming. and Governor West, of Utah. Ihe solId South will be heard from ID lue tlme.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

WHAT the Queen said to Salisbury upon his recent visit Co Osborne, has not been identified as thc English yer sion Of the remark the governor Of North Caroliun made to tAe governor of South FargI1rp
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

TIE foolish people 0t Texas are not satisfied with protractei drouth that h ls nearly ruined half tueir state, but they are now cIauoring for an extra ses- sion Of the legislature. Those Texans ars a brave people, even Co r..sLness.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

D5let waste your uga-. and risk in- .l-L1s ygur hair hy ...o---sIns useless washes 5- a..s, bg! ar. something ti.at has - re-o-5-a rem -5y tilt everybody knows .- reliable. Ualrs Lair E-never vii inv Eoratc, strength sld olaudiy the hli-, restore I,s C7inr IT .l,i ur turned -rar, and rauIs- it =a,. Hl.en and lu-.I.--.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
farmer Church and Pennington StS.

How .ayfal the sincere prohibltionist ..-st feel. now that the people of Cali t,.ris have taken sEch deep interest ,r water and 8 special session of the I--,..ata-e has been convened solely in ,-.ua1-.s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

THE state department I5 moving slow ly Ju; surely, iu the release of Sir. Cut tIag, confined in ,Le Paso del Ncrte dungeon T. will bring about a fa;ls- factory termination of this affair # # takes the balance ot the present century to lD IL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
The rcrrible Increa.e of Cancer.

The terrible increase Of cancer is shown by the report of the governors of the Can cer hospital in London, from which 1t ap- pears that The number of new patients admitted during the last year was l,6io. of which Gs- were iu and Je6 out patients representing su increase of = and 55 Der cent, respectively, over the numbers ID the year 1881 Medical Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
>lr.-- Tranquilizcr or th. Nerve,

sn.aaf.H. atll. ffAAaaaa' ''- Aal" -H a N'-a
 Tlefu-sst trsnqullzer oi the nerves is medicine when rauedl-- tagIr sG- per-- -u-It.Teness by inyigoratiug them. Dyc5-;calon cf thP nerves always weak eIs them, What they need, tLer, IS e. tonic. ua- a -slatlve. Iaa ..t,er If uuly useful when tlere i- suts.ss ue-tll pS- citem-rt and an immediate necessity exI-:s for p-odUsIug gul- u-e of tL1 brain. Iostt'tsr's '-.,-Lar- Blttsrs re- stores t-.-qg;lity Ct .lr nerves by ea- doUiu- hem a.sh tle s-E1r requisite to b .ar, wl.uoUs being iar @ gr disturbed uuLea.tiful.r, ths ordinary impressions Dru-ug.l tlr.g-l t-s --.l.. .- s---.- ...-is- z and rg. ctlnn. -... -- e".s ma.s ....u .ila-l. ,.a--. '..-- Co sT-- tam degree O. t.a..l t-- rrl .al ar;..sra. .5sl ..I-rl .l-. ua.- -- ss,s..-. v-abi. q. gllI-- Ult..U. stance -G.l. aE lea-t. Is tle l-r.--z.la. aeucig- rian t1 .e drawn from abe ( -iG0ay uf bu-l-.-= and r-o!,s-.5aal r.,a, a---l-- t.u-s. c.argym men tai others N.a have tested the iar.Ifliug and rel-I-..Fe .u- I.llc- ot .Lis ce.eD.-te~ .g--c -ld urry-np
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

TIE clastl-emeut she unfortunate re- public ot Mexico has al:esiy received at tho hands O; the brave. teaflass au sauguinary pEess ot tae country -s really friyltiuL Mexico has been completely heklG a dozen ur li5re J.u2e5. and j. get t.Ls ready ta Le licked agaIu.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
,vhn.. 1imr, nnnr. on Their nand,.

Accurdil. t1 The Philadelphia News fashionable women whose time hangs on their hands. arc said to be initiating their En.!ish sisters and selling their social iu- formation for filthy lucre'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

THEY have made John l.. Sullivan an honorary member oi tLc Street Car Conductors Union m New York on &C., count of his wonderful genus for knock ing down.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
Ix,,,,., .lo., of the Japapese,

The Ja9anese wear wooden shoes, which are held on by .hc great toe, and they al
 ways slip them oI before entering house or store. One does not wonder at the GUS tom when he sees the smooth, polished floors of their Louses-Cor. Inter Ocean.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
pu.,. ,,-r,r,es in siberia.

Dr. Lansdeu. the English missionary fin a single recent year distributed no less than J5,OOJ Bibles among tLe e-1-es in oi- beria
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
King Humbert's Economical Mood.

King Humbert, of Italy, in an econ onlic mood, has given instructions 70 ms court enioining it from drinking the hlsh- nricpd wines
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

4 BILL by Congress to remove the the mental disabilities of Grover would be well received by the people about now
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

IT is remarkable coluclieuce that the amount of rainfall decreases in the ratio of the increase ot tlu prohibition movement.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

Some people are not constituted to love anything. and pity them as much as -c a spoiled child. They were made n vain -Jud Lafagan-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31
Tn. s.r,,lv of Natural G,.Ifmit.4.

4 Pensyiyauia geJlogist declares that the oil fields oi that state have passed theiI meridian, and that the supply of yatur.i r-.s Is limited
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

THosE enyious sinners, our English cousins, have dared to criticize harshly one of Henry Ward Beecheg's lectures.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

A knowledge of the world prevents us from being 300 bashtul; knowledge O. ourseIves prevents u- from being too for ,,-,,-4 -pETad-lphia Call
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

SENATOR HEARST realizes the sabsurd- ity of his candidacy before an irrigat- Ing legislature.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

Quite a number of wagons with mill tsry outfits came in tLe city to-day oy the old Yuma road.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

European papers remark upon the good limitations of ceIlulOid now manufactured from potatoes.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

GARLAND is almost as bad as the keely motor. He wont go.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1886-07-31

ALBANY, July 22.-The arrival of President Cleveland was the first i'm portsnt event of the day. A few min utes after six o'clo2k!the expected tram steamed into the depot. Mayor Thack- CT and several members Of the anniyer- sary committee boarded the train and exchanged greetings with the president. Mayor Ihacker on behalf Ot the city baGe him welcome. The president greeted his friends warmly, and sail < gave him pleasure to bc with them again. Secretaries Baya7i and W -it- ney and Private Secretary Lamont were also ID the party. The party were driven the governors mansion, and upon their arrival were received by Governor Hill as his guests.
 After the governor and his guests had breakfasted President Cleveland accom- panied by Col. Lamont vent to SecTe- tary Manning's residence, to call upon him. Cleveland and Manning remained
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-07-03
Declining Boycott.

The men who organize for boy
cotting purposes will learn from the
conviction of Wilzig, the ringleader
in the war on THESIS concert
saloon, that conspirancy to break
up a mans business, followed by
IN assessment of 81 900 on the OIL
Jet of wrath, is not so much boy
cotting as black mailing. There
is a vast difference between this
sort of thing, Judge Barrett says,
and simple request made by GER
tainpersons that their friends shall
not patronize somebody. At the
same time it may be remarked that
boycotting is on the decline.-N.
y. World.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-07-03
Go Back On the Record.

The action taken by the Knights
eff Labor at the Cleveland Conven-
ton with reference to the stoppage
of strikes does not appear to be
very effective. Possibly the Order
has no control over the Chicago
switchmcn of the Lake Shore road,
the Mott foundrymen or the Pitts
burg plasterers and the various
other bodies Of strikers, who are
reported in unpleasant numbers
throughout the country. What
ever may be the merits of the pres
ent cases, the prominent fact re-
mains that the country is tired OF
strikes and not in a mood to stan d
much nonsense in the matter.-N.
Y. World.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-07-03
A SPOILED ROAD.

The Railroad people have made
their excavations, up the bayou near
Lum station, right across the road
This road is presumably public
road, and while not travelled
very much, is still used, to some
extent. The excavations made by
the steam shovel, begin right at the
bayou, and run back some hundred
or more yards, making deep cut
across the road, into which the wa
ter backs up, long before the bayou
is high enough to interfere with
travel.
This ought not to be permitted,
and a complaint to the Police Jury
at their next meeting, would doubt
less cause the matter to be investi.
gated and remedied. The railroad
Co., would just as soon dig right
across one of the town streets as
not, if they felt like it. That is
they would not care how much it
Inconvenience others so they got
what they wanted, and unless some
one acts in this matter they will do
nothing towards repairing the road
they have dug up.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-07-03
SUCCESSION SALE.
state of Louisiana, Parish OF Madison,
9Th Judicial District Court.

Succession of No 900
s. AMANDA AsKEw, deceased.
DY Virtue of a writ of sale to me di-
d rected by the said Court, bearing
date 3rd, December; 1885, requiring me
to sci all or a part of the property OF
said succession to pay the debts there
of. | will sell at the front door of the
Court House of said. Parish, in Tallulah,
Oh Saturday, the
18th July, 1886,
within the legal hours, all and singular
the right, title and interest of said sue
cession in and to all that real property,
lying south of the Vicksburg, Shreye-
port & Texas MISUNDERSTANDING, in
and contiguous to the town of Tallulah,
a plat and description of which lands,
as divided into lots, and sold according
to said plat, will be exhibited on the
dav of sale.
TERMS OF SALE.--Cash with the
benefit of appralsement.
JAMES b. AsKEw. Administrator.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-07-03
Look Oat For Them F!

ANY information will be CRATE
fully received leading to the dis
covery and arrest of parties repre-
senting themselves as my agents in
order to sell cheap glasses on my
reputation. All of my spectacles
are stamped "ILawkes" on the bow,
and no others are genuine.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-07-03
s. 27 !!

That is the amount the Satanta
Co., owes the TIMES, ana they
keep right on Owingit, rs cheerful
H. as though corn was only twenty
FIVE cents bushel. Don't some
body want to buy the account? 1t
will be sold cheap. Most any kind
of-a-trade will he made. Just make
an offer. 1t might not do any par
ticular good TO own it, but it would
give YOU a sort of feeling that you
had something coming to you,
even if you never got it. 1t would
give you standing in the commune
ty, and enable you to talk of Ou:-
standing debts, and then you could
feel safe that you would not be all
broken up, by the debt being paid.
You will probably have the full
amount coming to you all your life.
1t would be a sinking fund tn; t
would certainly stay sunk. An
Investment that you would not
have to worry over, for you would
be in no danger of losing it. 1t
| will "be there" right along. Step
up gentlemen and bid lively, OF
this valuable property, will be
disposed of to some enterprisine
party, and you will miss the chance
of Observation-Disclosures.