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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
First Publication, Aug. IS. lSss.) min'ns Application, No. 203.
 Of Herbert H. Logan.
UNITED SrArRN LAND OFFICE.
 PREsCorr, YAvAPAI UNITY, TERRITORY OF ARiZoNA. Aug. 10, 1888.
Of Herbert H. LOEaI

UNITED 8TATB0 LAND OFfICEs !
 PRESCOTT, YAvAPAIC UNITY,
 TERRITORY or ARIzoNA, Aug. TO- tSSS.
 Notice is hereby given that Herbert H. To. gan. whose pOstOf1ce address Is Phenix. Mar icopa county. Arizona h as this day fi- hi ; application for p itent for iweiv' hundr''i linear feet O. the Contact mine or vein, hear lag gold and silve,, with surface g ound. S \ ley Mining District Yavapai county. Arizona a territory. and designated by field notes and [. nicial plats on dle in this cfhce as Lot No. 46 on unsuYvoyed and, said Lot No. 46 being described a' follows, to.wit; ,,o.,o .., ,s,,, n th- grounds and marked No !,i N; thence n. % deg y min V, var H deg 10 min e; So rect tO . atone post marked c SO.2 Uniied states iD1 District, Yevapai county. Arizona. bea 8 D @ deg 3 min V. distance 5O0 feet; thence 2 ls deg 2 min '. var A deg I5 min 2; l.2oO ie. | to . stone post marked c No 3; thence s 70 stone post marked c No 1; thence 40 des S5 m n ., var II deg 10 min @. 300 feet to a ston . post marked c No s; thence n 4s deg 25 min 6. var n deg Is min. ', l.20o feet to stone post N der IS min ., 90 feet to monument and post C No 1, and place of beginning.
 Total net area of claim, e: :t3 acres.
 The adjoining claim on the n0rtneast Herbert Fl. Lo0an, and the location of the Contact mining claim uot No. 46) is recorded m the Recorders ofYice of Yavapai county ssa sSSi psss: sSs: 4s IF and M
 Any and all persons claiming adverse y any portion of said COntac. mine or eurfa oe ground arc required to nle their adverse land ofico, at Prescott, in the County of Yav. apai Territory ot Arizona. during the sixty dave period Of publication hereof. or they will be b. red by virtue 0t tne provisions oi
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12

UNITED STATS "A LAND OFFICE, TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, Aug. 10, Fss. No. C. IS hereby given th st Herbert H. LO gan, whose postoffice address is PhenX, Mar icoDp ui.ty, AriLona. has this day nleo his application for patent for nine hundred and ruy eel of tbe Long Tonto mine or vein, bea in gold 4Dd q tvei, with surface ground SIX hundred feet Tn width. situated ia the Green Valley mining tstrict, avapai coun ty, Arizona, and designated by the neld notes and ofi1cial plat on file Tn this Ofnce as Lot No. 45 being describes as follows tO-wif: Beginning st a stone post already esteO' I'shcd es mon Ho. of Con, ac, mining claim. t.,g 35 min Q. var IA deg l5 min 6. 3OO feet tc . zion pos. mSrked l. T Nc 2; thence n 49 deg o5 ni n e, IA deg l5 m! q, 9c0 feet 0 k etOne post marked LT No 3; thence 70 deg D min marked L T No. 4; thence n 40 deg B mtn V, var If deg i5 min E, 300 feel to m post marked l. T No. ,; thence \ 49 deg N ml N, var l4 deg l5 min C. 9O feet to stone post IF arked l. No. G.; Unted ates m fn ,.ral monument No. 5. Green Valley mining dis trict, bears Il 4) g B min V, distauoe SO0 feet; thence & 10 deg B min e. var h deg tS min .. To mon and post l. No. anu place of begin rlng
 Total net area of claim, 1908 acres.
 The adjOi ing claim on the southV est 10 known as the Contact. and is claimed by
 The location Of the Long TOntO mining claim Lot 45) is recorded in the he0ordere office of Ys vapai county, Arizona, In Book ID, of Mines, at page 6eS.
 Any and ali persons claiming adversely any portion of said Long TOntO ru iue or surface ground are required tn their adverse claims with the Register Of the United Statee lana office, at Prescott, in the county of Yava- pal, Territory of Arix ma. during the sixty days period of prbllcstion hereof or they will be barred by virtue Of the prOvfsious Of the statute. F.. RURGESS, Register. un-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
iFirst Publication, Aug. ls, I88S.) Mining Application No. 206.
Of Herbert H. Logan.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, l
 PRESCOTT, YAvAPAI COUNTY,

TERRITORY OF ARIzoSA, Aug. 10. 1888.
 gan. whose postofcs address 10 PheniX, Mar. Scopa county. AriZOns, has this day filed his duplication for patent for min hundred and fifty linear feet of the Connection No. mine or vein, bearing gold and silver, with surface ground four hundred feet in width, situated in Green Valley mining district Yavapai the field notes and oficisl plat on nie in this office as tot No. 4S, on unsurveyed land said Lot No 4s being described as follows. to.wit: lished AS Mon No. of Connection Nh. mining claim. hich is marked "C No. 2,'' No: l: thence s 70 deg g min Q. var M deg li 2." No. 2; thence n 4e deg 25 min c. var l4 deg Is min e, s,0 feet to stone post marked |" No 2,"No 8; thence n 4e deg 3S min V. var ll "C" No. 2" No {; thence n 1S dsx 5 min V. VI var M + deg Is min e: 200 feet to stone post n cd "C No. 2," No. 5; orig loc mon. bt Srs D o deg Var Is ass Is ms 's to s:s marked ..C No. g." No. 6; orig loo mon bears D % deg s min v. distance 70 feet; United ley mining district, bears l, O der A6 min VI. distance l01 feet; thsncs o dee 66 min .. var M deg IS min e. DO feet to mon and post 'C No. 2." No. l. and place of beginning.
 Total net area, S72 acres.
 The adjoining claim on the southwest is knewn as Connection No. l, and claimed by nection No. mining claim Lot No. @ is recorded in the Recorders sndce of Yavapai county, Arizona, in Book 10, of Mines. at
 Any and all persons claiming adversoly sny portion of said Connection No. mine or sur. face ground arc required to flle the adverso land ofhce at Prescott, in the counsy of fava- day.' period of publication hsrSof or tksI T Ss o:red by virtue G sss of
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
(First Publication, AuG. 10, 1885,, Mining Application No. 2o4,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, l
 PREscOTT, YAvAPAI COUNTY, ARIZONA TERRITORY, Aug. 10, 1888. J
Of Herbert H. Logan.

Notice is hereby given that Herbert H. To. gan, whose postOMNe address is PhentX. Mar linear feet of She Connection No. l mine or vein, bearing gold and silver, with gu face Ero1nd iouT hundred feet in width situ:Tsd county. Arisoaa territory, and design ate. by the 0old notes ana oncial plat on nle in this O0co e Lot No. E, on unsurvey cd land, sald
 Beginning q . stone post $ loxs ins. set le ins In the gr und and marked c No. l. No. I V; thente e deg Ss min W. var l4 deg IS min ., 20 feet to stone post marked ~ No. distanoe o feet, United Mineral Monument No. s. Green Valley strict, oears Q deg ss min V. distance 10 feet; theme @ deg 25 min '. yas T. dcS IS mig e, LaCo to a. stone bsars . deg V, dissanee O feet; thence 2 4a der . min .. var M dsg ls min ., DO feet to stcns post marked 70 No. l." No {; thence ,o: %n S:s + s:f S Hp : ' ss:nss is:1 ss | = der S min ., var lA deg IS min q L20 feet to etone post marked 70 No. l" No. (: thence . Q der g min VI, va1 N dee ls min O. 2oo et
 Tosai aee sroo q claim. u02 acres.
 nc dIoining claim on tno norths ast is the Oonn ecsi0n No. mining claim, claimed by Connoction No. mtning claim (l1ot No. F) is rooordo0 in the MecordeF's ondce of Yavapai county, Ariss na. in Book ie. of Mines. af raGo 6so, and Book 2s, psges 4ll and IA
 any IF Sostson a M ot ssid Conn sctioa No mine or suifsce ground afe F. Quired 0 nle their d: voTse elsins yith She Rsgister Of the United eeaees laaa o@ee. q Prsscet3. YavaPaa ecun: SsSiisssios hSrSof e thsy viii Ss barFsd sy 'si ss,s ,; . :' :: 5 sUSsisssss. sis sss sssiss.s.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
Think Of These Things.

Think of These Things.
 "The main question lin Americal is English free-trade against tbe continen- tai system of protection.
 The American election is infinitely more important to Englishmen than their own internal politics just at this juncture. {. The result of the American election will heb to decide many important issues in Great Britian. ."-London Sunday Times, July IS. 1888.
 Protection to home industries ] regard as the most important plank m any platform after the union must and shall bs preserved '"--U. s. Grant.
 "It IS my deliberate judgment that the prosperity of America is mainly due to her system of protective la"''"- Prince Bismark.
 "No mans wages should be % low tha, he cannot make provision m his days of vieor for the incapscity of acci- dent or the feebleness of old ago. - Benjamin Harrison.
 The wages of the American labor'r cannot be reduced except with the con- sent of and ,he votes of the American labores himself. The appeal lies to m."-Jsmes G. Blaine.
 i've believe in the preservation of the American market for American produc- CTS and workmen. Benjamin Harrl- son.
 "Agalnst whom is it that the rePuoi can party has been unable to protect your race ?"-Benjamin Harrison, to colored votera
 "Yes. was a rebel and democrat but I thank God I have never been re- publican. ."-Rev. John A Brooks, third- party prohibition candidate for wee president.
 "We don't want any republicans ID our conntry."-Senator ColquIt ana Representative Stewart, of Georgia. And If one receives not enough 1t Is because he did not serve long enough, and can be heard to complain if he gets a just rate, equal to his fellow-soidleTs and for the remainder of the relief nec- essary to bis support, he shall be al- lowed. as other citizens must, to ac- cept charities of the local authorities. C. C. Matsop, chairman of house con- mittee on invalid pensions, in his report on the dependent pension bill, April r4' 1888.
 With President Cleveland Great Britlan knows where she is."-Glasgow Herald. The only time England can use an Irishmen is when he emigrates to America and votes for free-trade. - London Sunday Times, July IS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
Fresh Candles

Jules Baumann is manufacturing fresh every day, plain and fancy home made candies; and lovers of confee- tionery should not fail to call at the Bellevue Hotel, and spend their surplus bits" for strictly pure, unaduiterated stuff, made right here, and sold at liv- ing prices. m36tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
An EngIlsh aaanufactuVer Frees
 He Mind.

Mir. John Wannamaker, of Philadel- phia, relates the following as a converss- tion between himself and leading English manufacturer
 One of the beet known manufacturers of Grea, Britain, an old and very able business man. and member of parlia- ment, said to me when visiting this country a few mouths ago: Give us some special orders we have not been able for some time to run our looms, and will be willing to set apart certain looms for you and make any specialities you wish, and confine the goods specially to your house."
 "Why don't you run your msch'n- ery2" asked.
 "Your confounded protection is our trouble" he answered.
 "Well, then pull up stakes and move ono of your large factories over here. America would welcome Such ao lnOus- try as yours"
 The wise and prompt reply of the British legislator: If you guarantee that protection will remain as it now is we will remove our works over here im- mediately."
 "Ah, there," said MT. Wannamaker. "when you have your looms and work in Europe you are opposed to protection in America, but if you move here you would insist upon having it. As an Englishman you are down on protection but if your interests were in America you would demand it. Your consis- tency is not as clear as your self-inter- est
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
Tho rerrys ln JaiI.

A San Francisco telegram of the 4th instant says: Judge Terry and his wife were seen this morning in the Alameda counte jail; they occupied . comfortable room on the lower floor and talked freely about the situation. Judge Terry asserted that when he was released he would So to Washington and in- stitute proceedings for the impeachment of Judges Field and Sawyer for certify ing upon the records of the court that he had committed . murderous assault in tbs presence of the court. He claims he did not draw his knife until he reached the corridor where the judges were not present and that they should have permitted him to introduce evi- depce as to the facts
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION.
Some Interesting Items for All
 Glasses Ol Readers.

Martin Aaier wishes to cay that he will deliver ice during the coming sun mer st one cent per pound. Orders loft at Divers store, Whipple, or at his saloon, on Granite street, will reoeive prompt attention.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12

Ice cream of all kinds of flavor, and all kinds of ices, ct the Bellevue hstel, or delivered to any part of town. The delivery wagon will make regular trips during the warm hours of each day. juiH
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12

Martin Maier has opened . oold lunch stand st his place on Granite street. He has just received an invoice of imported goods, consisting of swiss and Limburger cheese, sausages, ham and sardelles. Give him . call.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12

Order your ice from Msier's covered wagon. Ice delivered daily to any part of the city and Fort Whipple, for one cent per pound mllu
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12

Just received, at Geo. Fl. Curry's, S0o bottles of the finest sperm sewing ma chine oil. Buy only the best, and save your machine. jl3u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
Wanted,

Finest SOnoma Zinfandel at Gold waters, $l per gal t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12

Three meals for $l at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12

1000 School Children to buy Hats ct Half Price, at Mrs. Sullivan's. t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12

A resolution introduced in the demo. cratic territorial convention, endorsing the national and territorial administra- ,ions was defeated hy vote of 90 to S4. ]. H. Hoadly, of Cochise county. was nominated for joint councilman, from the southern distnc,. The convention did not follow the instruct,ons in the call by nominating candidates for terri. officials. Morris Goldwater. of thi, county, was elected chairman of the territorial central committee the other members being A C. Oliver, I. G. Nor. ris and $ P. Besan.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12

Waukesha water, wholesale or retail, 1t the Saxersc saloon. mAt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12

Lightning flashes, according to re cent computation of Kohlrausch. the German electrician. have comparatively lttle energy. He estimates that the energy of from seven to thIrty-five flashes would be necessary to keep one incandescent lamp alighs an hour.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
General Merchandise,

And am prepared to fill any or ders promptly and compete with any figures in Arizona.
 I carry a large stock of Grain and Alfalfa Hay, Rolled Barley, etc., at bottom figures.
 In connection with my freight ing contract to the Black Hills l am running a Blacksmith Shop, and any one needing work of that kind will find here good workmen, and have it done to their satisfaction. 1 also em- ploy wood workmen, who are the best.
 Any one coming here from Ia distance will find here a board ing-house, stables, corral, feed and water, all of which are free to my patrons.
 I put my whole trust in tho Lord, so my goods must be sold for CASH or on short time and
 rempt payments.
 E. H. WITHERELL.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12

The New York Sun is opposed to freetrade.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
Wagons, Wagons.

Just arrived at Witherel vile One car load Studebakers wag- ons, 34. 3 and B axle, together with one and two-seated Buck boards, all made from second growth timber, ,,and manufac- turEd expressly for the Arizona trade.
 These;Wagons were bought for Spot Cash! and any parties wanting wagons will find it to their interest to get my figures before purchasing. Twill not be undersold.
 Have also a good stock eeof Concord Team Harness, with assortment of extras, such as Straps, Flames, Traces, Snaps, Etc.
 have also recently received large shipments of Boots and Shoes. Clothing, Hardware and Groceries, and have now a full stock of
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
First Publication. Aug, l5, lssS.) Mining Application No. 207.
Oi Ecrt"rt II Logan

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICP,
 rRFSCOTT, YAyAPAt Co; MY rE.sRITlEY AEIZtEA. Aug. 10. ItSS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-09-12
GuREH EaE EErEEnae-

"FcR TIE EL513 f5 TfIz GsFE."
 ThorouEhlv clcorso it ivusi-r Tsr. 5slorcesa Golden HEeGicat 4ieclgC Ts and good nigeeIlou, 1Eir akin, aloTrsr e0i75es. vital strength aud bodily huel .l 1.lli tc Csfahlshed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-18
GAVE AWAY ego ACRES.

Benjamin Herr Makes Valuable Giita to a
Number of His Relatives.
Ben jamin G. Herr, wealthy resident OF
Strasburg tow nship, on Friday, carried
into effect long cherished wish OF hts.
He was the possessor OF several hundred
acres OF land and other valuable property,
and desired to distribute a large part OF his
estate to his relatives before his death. He
sent for John II. Fry, attorney, and had
him to prepare deeds In favor OF the
parties to whom he intended to make gifts
The deeds were duly prepared and on
Friday all the parties interested were
invited to the residence OF Mr.. Herr
When oil had assembled Mr.. Herr
told them why he had summoned them,
ana then handed the following parties
deeds Of his property ID. =. Herr, city, aud
John 4. Herr, Manor township, two
farms containing 1886 acres John X.
Herr, and Mary J. Herr, city, a farm
OF S. acres Susan b. Dohner, wife
OF John Dohuer, OF East Lampster town
ship, and Abby A. Bausmsn, wife ofH. ID.
Bausman, farm Of lb3 his wife, CatbarIre @
+. Herr, farm OF 95 acres. The total num-
ber of acres OF land TINS disposed of WAS
660 Among the properties which he still
owns are several farms and mill property.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-18

sskc, No . mixed, Aug. $50 Sept, 2ssfc
receipts, " 900 shipfnentss mono.
Ryo nominal state 700.
Porh steady Old Mess,eN oo0tt0
LARD steady, Aug, e92 Sept, % o.
Molasses quieti for % boiling stocks nc
Black strap, 12o.
Tnrpcnt,ne steady at SGx037c.
Rosin dull strained 70 good, u 07k0n TO-
Petroleum steady Refined In Cases. 40.
FreiGhts steady grain 70 London, ga
Butter quiet; Nsstern Creamery, i61iso.
Cheese easy; Western Fiat 70sc. !;
State Stat Factory; 7Nosc Fancy white. 10
,.nsss DALI State, is0isxc; western. is
SUGAR nrm; Rsnnea cutioai. SIC ;GAuula,
TED. 7Kc
Taliow nrm Primo CITY. exc.
rofyee y n,si s,r unr.ncn ~, ~ M isc
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-18

THE INTELLiawsCKR jon DEPARTMENT Ia fully
equipped with First- Glass Material ana Print
ing Machinery. ana IL prepared at all times to
MI orders for Booka. Newspaper Work. Cata
loguea. Price Lists. Etc. II also makes q
speciality OF Perforating ana Numbering. as
well as Printing Bank Checks, tifcates OF
stock. Notes. Drafts. Receipts, Memonndas.
Bill-heads. Letter heads, Note. heads, Sales
Books, Envelopes. or anything In the Com
inercth Printing line. II also prints Sale
Bills. Posters. Programmes, Hand Bills. Etc,
In plain black or cnIors. in attractive shapes
ana designs. Prices reasonable.
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A uhprch 10 Recpsu.

Tomorrow the Mulberry street Evsngel.
ical church, which has been closed for some
five weeks, will be reopened. During this
time the church has been repAinted, both
inside and out, by Rose, OF North Queen
street, and papered in handsome style BY
J. b. Martin q Co., who also furnished the
carpets &c 1, while the chandeliers, which
are much admired, came from Bschler
Bros.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-18
The fSili Ignored.

The bill In the Chester county courts
charging J. ID. Harper, the weil-known
carriage manufacturer of Christiana, with
arson, was ignored on Thursday by the
grand jury. Mr.. Harper is one of Christi
ans's leading business men, and the evi-
dence against him was OF the fiimsiest
character, yet he was compelled to 20 to
considerable expense to prepare for trial.
He had all the leading citizens OF his town
ct West Chester to testify to his character,
but they were not needed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-18
tn. b.a Condition Of ,ns s,,..,,


Oa East Chestnut street, between North
ouesn and Christian, there are number of
holes which are very dangerous to vehicles
sso thsy need 10 be repaired. On the same
eeseee betwesn Lme and Duke, there are
three guiieys the full length of the square
complaints Of citizens In regard to streets
sssm 70 have little tisct Just now.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-18

Harry Gallagher Mshes More Threats.
Harry Gallagher was released from prison
. fow days ago upon promising 10 leave
town, but he failed to do %. Ono Of the
charges for which he was committed was
preferred by J. NJ. Walton, whoee com plAint
was that Gallagher threatened to Kill him.
Walton called upon Alderman Barr this
morning and stated that Gallagher had
again threatened 10 do him erest harm.
IL 10 probable that Gallagher will be rear
rested II he does not leave town today.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-18

Since Fen,on Harris, colored, held
campmeetIng In Conrsd's woods, Provl-
dence townships, some weeks ago, he has
been kept busy with law suits Each day
he sues somebody or IL sued himself. Yes.
terdsy Augustus Dommeli, with whom
Harris has had lots Of "lawin," brought suit
against him for surety Of the peace. Dom
nell says Harris threatened to whip him
and he is afraid that he will.
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n.iora Aldarmap Her,n.y.

Jacob Baumgsrdner for being drunk aud
dlsorderly, was sent to jail for three DAY
Henry Bomberger, charged Abraham
Good with surety OF the peace aud being q
common scold. This case was settled on
the payment OF costs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-18
aul6.is-22.3td
Morlinrmsn,s ANNUAL nhs.n r.On,.,o.

10 Atlantic City on sunday August 2e.
Special train leaves Quarryville at $40 a. m
Lancaster tking strset) at 4; Columbia, a
LancisVille. i23 d. m. Fare only IS Leave
Mannheim al i;a3 Lititz, 4ai, and Ephrata, os
a. IN. Fare only sa75. Trains returning leave
Atlanttc City at 4. 8 ana p. m. Leave PhiIa.
oelphia, Broad aud Callowhiil depot, at $40
p. IN. only Sunday excursion to the Atlantic
this season. Rugls. 20 2s 25dSltw
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To tho Yellowstone Park ana California.

Nessrs. Raymond Whitcomb have AT
ranged II grand trip to the Yelio wstone Ma.
ttonat Park and across the continent to the
Pacific Northwest ana California In addition
to their regular summer excursions to tho
great American Wonderland. The park will
DO visited al a time when travelling is delight
ful, ana the same Is true regarding the Picinc
Coast Some idea OF the wide scope of tho
tour may be gained when IL Is said that II e1.
tonds along tho Pacific Coast over sixteen
hundred miles from Victoria, the capital OF
British Columbia, to the Mexico line. The re.
turn tickets from any Ca lifornia point are
good until July. 1859. ana the excurslonists
will have the same advantages in tho way OF
side trips, hotel coupons. etc possessed by
tho members OF the winter parties who go
lator. In addition to tho 8eptembe tour there
viii be two trips direct TO Southern California,
with September 10 ana October 3, as the dates
OF leaving Philadelphia an excursion to the
facifc Northwest ana California over the
Northern Pacinc Line Octo ober 8 +; two trips 10
Colorado. September 10 ana October 8 ana
ten September tours to eastern ana northern
resorts Circulars OF all these may bs OBJ
timed OF Raymond \ Whitcomb. III Eouth
Ninth 81. tunder Continental HotoD. PhiIa-
deiphia. Pa.
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Quarryviils II. Il, rs. Colebrook Valley Il.
X. b's. Farmers. fulton, Northern, Peoples,
Cenuai Columbia. Mountvllie and Gap Ma.
tional Bank stocks. Northern Market, Har.
risburg Turnpike, street Railway and III e N =.
nerchor Hall stock. WANTED-CITY BONDS
JACOB Ii. LONG,
tidsSw No. 10 North Queen street