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n,pp's beard. Mr. DAVID BREMNER HEN
rrrsoy Iowa Republican. preached the
ancient and nshliko doctrine that thero
liz a war "bctwccn the great h"ncs
centres and the great means Oh Pro"uc-
ton" and Farmer HATCH approved ,'o
doctrine. But Col. Henderson ana far'hcr
HATCH can snort and rant ana mako iac's
MS much rs they like at tho wickcuhess vi
cities and bourds Of trade ana cNchahsce'
but all the bills their folly can invent 'an-
not interfere long or greatly Win co'lo'-
tions Of business that havo grown up
bcconse they nre necessary. The easy dls-
tributiou and the stcadiness of prices ot
agricultural products are largely due 10 thc
system OF selling them for future "ei'c'E'
That system Is too firmly established /" u,
overthrown: md interference WIN IL n""
obstruction of IL will bring penalties INA.
will he felt most of all by the farmers.
But whether the effects of the Anti-optioh
hill would be good OF bad, its prihclple -
unconstitutional II the Constitution Is SUI
worthy OF respect: and unjust II Their" Is
such a thing as Justice. To fine lor inc
benefit or supposed benefit OF d. |" Wy
to promote the farmer by trying to rum inc
broker, IL bad democracy and BAD po'i'i'u'
economy. 1t is the greatest OF MIR. GROVER
CLEvELANDs disserviccs 10 his country anu
his party that he set the precedent ior
using the taxing power of the Govrrhineh1
to help ono business and hurt another.
When lie signed the Ocomargarine net Ill
1896 he made it easy for tho Government 10
plumber and blackmnil its citizens: ana APP
proved the theory that taxation should po
used for punishment.
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KANSAS CITY. June 1.-Thomns George re-
turned this morning from Wellington. Kan.
u" relates some remark nblc stories OF the cy
clono that wrcckcd that city Friday night
A young woman was writing letter in tho
second story Of her fathers house. and Il
moment after the storm broke she was stand
ing in the school yard. three blocks away. un-
Injured. but not nlnnc. \ young man whom
she knew came sailing through the air and
restaurant II quarter OF a mile away and had
sailed through the air without injury
refrigerator filed with three dozen eggs
numerous bottles from Kansas city. and some
butter, and vegetables was found In cellar
after tn" storm. upright. without anything in
dining room upstairs and. though tho house
had been blown away. the floor remained. and
the only way for the refrigerator to get to tho
cellar was to walk downstairs, and go through
the door There are plenty Of people who will
swear that it was. upstairs before the storm
and down in the cellar uiterward.
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Gus at Two Cents IA Thousand.

BEAVER FAILS. June "a Beaver Falls man
has invented and patented II process for gas
making which no claims will revolutioni2e old
Ways company has been formed, buildings
1t will 10 thor6ughlytes Those Interested
are perfectly satisfied that the process will
liuncy and natural gas in hcnt. The process
Is very simple. 1t consists. OF forcing n column
Of air through mixtur, u certain chemicals.
and will produce gas ut cents per thousand
ia, y
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There ISN'T ANY.

To rns EniTon OF Tux srS-Sr' l. with many other
nonritlzens Rnd non-resiients Of New yorx wish to
know what is the difference If there be any difference
between the political machine. speak or combna.
ton, thai nominated GOV Flower and for whose clec-
ton under snrh nomination Mr. Cleveland smoke
worGed ana voted and the political machin. or com.
hih ton thhi sent ON Flower delegate To NO
with seventy others instructed to vote for DaSIi
) hn as the democratic nominee for the Presidency
wherein 40 Tie political Influences bringing about these
matters 40 I'm! "rthht, dlieri JoiIS JONAS
NAsuNGTuN, Jane u,
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III, Hcnublican National Convention held

IL, Republican National Convention held
it, second session yesterday in Minncapo-
IL. Ort did nothing except to elect Governor
McKrNrEY Of Ohio permanent Chairman
aud adopt n set OF rules for the government
or tho Convention. The Committees on
Credentials and Resolutions wore not
ready to report, aud so the Convention
adjourned until to-day. Ono Of the rules
adopted provides that there shall be no bal
lv.ing until tho reports Of the Committees
on Resolutions and Credentials have been
presented and adopted.
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To rur Enron or Tux suN-Sir The policy OF Grover
Ccreands scattering supporters !, too contemplate
To merit any conSid ration II Is Tie policy OF the dog
in the mangcr. Hut there sim claI'cr for the Dem,
orra's 10 repair part of the damage threatening their
party Let them. when they assemble at Chirngo.
crush ms n'tr nt IN" Democracy. let them
a. iheir standard behr"r u mRu who has never n',u
defeated u man WHO commands the respect nud ~
ii sans lime the rear ui the entire Republican ho.I
ne who can ~, and VIII have the undiy idrd support
ne ghilnI arm ana the RANK nnl ulr ~ the nrmou
r'"ytiat sterling D'mncrat. David Il. ilil WHO has
done more Tor M party Than any man liNing-and We
shaII urn ueieat iht" NHloTy. STAffN ISLAND.
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When THE St'N heard in January last that
Miss OLAF kRARER was entertaining lecture
audiences in this country with the story that
she was n native OF East Greenland who had
been taken when q child on n slcigo Journey
over the ice to Iceland. II denounced the story
as fiction and gave good reasons for SO doing
The woman's statements woro at once called
to the attention OF the Icrlandcrs in Manitoba
and they pronounced her Il fraud. Her story
was also scnt to Iceland. and the answer Just
received from that island. which we print in
another column. declares that sho Is an i'm
poster.
The matter would hardly have deserved at
tcntion II it had not been that the woman has
deceived many thousands Of people in this
country. She has been lccturing hero three
years or more. usually under the auspices OF
religious societies. and has been entertained
by tho people Of many towns while deceiving
thcm with n clumsy fiction that had not even
the merit of ingenuity. Miss KnARERs USE
fulncss rs IN attraction of tho lecture plat
form in these parts is apparently ut an end.
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>. One Of tho strongest, protests against tho
Fore bill was made at kcOkuk, Ia, Oct T. 1Sir.
lioRNE Boi.s made 1t. the people of Iowa backed
him IN II, and they stand ready to do IT aSain-A Los's
Rlwlic.
This lively rcminiscence Of Governor Bo1Es
rs an anti-forcc bill candidate in 1870 won't
lessen his strength before the National
Democratic Convention in 1892. The candi-
,lntc chosen there must. like Governor BorEs.
represent the anti Force bill triumph of 1850
or the name OF Democracy will be disgracel.
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Tiom LiIr.
IT. Your father does not Withhold his consent to oar
sh.-Uu. lie lays hen give his consent us soon
as YOU got your salary ias Il.
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Some Rcsults orthe (opyri hit,

Fom n, H'y,ke Iday Democrat
since Ins Sun began 10 have all its matter copy
rght"d some OF the other papers and ~ the news
associations around New York missing some good
items. Tax SrN got tired Of having It's news stolen
lnIi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-09

At this juncturc it is proper to put FORTH
tho estimate of BENJAIIN HARRISON that he is
not such II born idiot. timorous domaGoguc.
nor i.imsy emotonalist as to give his approval
to such an nbsurdi,y as the HATCH AntiOption
bill If il should ever get before hin.
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.,,,.cr,r,,on by Mn,l-ro.t.pn,d.

n,,- r'~hrio Td-m nth p'drusriis for publication,
,l ,o,, ,,j,,',d article. ,,ured n,y must In all o''e'
~ } ,nrjs JcT hdt Jwjos,
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ster Pick.

Friw rUd.
Mrs De Smythe-Aud Lat became Of that Ifei'y
Miss standSh met at your country place some seasons
MIRA Bullion Browp-Why, haven't you hearii She
a missionary TO China, and now she's saSASs!
- marty Chinese mandolin.
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WA.MImgtOn OF ThE NkM YORK. SLN-LuN Mlll Gn.cnh.

VT. AMOS CUMMINGS + thN REPRESENTATIVES, at
Washington OF TiE NEW loRK SJS-Iui litil GJscr.
The inaccurncy of tho English newspapers
is something wonderful. Mr.. AMOS JAY
CUMMINGS Is tho representative ut Wash
ington Of tho Ninth New York district,
and q very ahlc. Industrious. and faith
fui representative he is Iio was elected
as n Democrat ~ moro than 1000 majority.
and 10 member from New York is more re-
spcctcd than he. He Is also correspondent
Of TIE Sun. and those who fail to pcruse his
letters, which are published every Sunday.
lose II great deal OF wit and knowledge. But
he does not represent anything hur his CON
stitucnts and himself. His opinions and his
votes are his own.
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some surprise been expressed because IN, Glove
SANITY attended IN town the district having tho
sirungrs, Ger constituency and the which
suppus II by prrS that Cleveland would
If anywhere, have some Popi'ar strength The total
II the district last ycar nearly 1000 but
only sStytwo persons respCn led to tho Cleveland call
WREN "aaminei however. She sIhiec, not one to
occasion tur rise. The German Of New York are
inWs aud when the cold water fnnaii"s were making
their assaults The Democracy. and the RcrHD,
lrau Lexis atArr, with pN"rly concealed hyppc-
risy, assisting 'hcu, payid H. Hi. with tho
Democracy behind him was iho man who stood
in the breach and routed the extremists. 10
carried the Tenth Assembly district N lssS ~ $500
votes, Cleveland securing for President on the
day majority or only 2,on, Now the Wa'ner Mailer
eXtremists running Cie,runi canvass, ant II Ia
no subject OF -rpr tc therefore thai Ihs
who Lave long enori"s should, in district
ike the Tenih. give The manifestation al their disap
prvvnI-'2 ou' OF possible 1000 IL district which
uII carried by $40
The objection maho 10 the ngmiHA'O n 10y TAmmaHy
Of Horny D. Purruy Genera! Sessions judge. thRt TO
Is not lawyer IN active practi,", is not likely -
weigh UWch with the voter LUi Z" Glltorsro e WAS
not IN actiyo practice when elected In 1879. jud-o
uowiug MAS no. in 1875 and JUfs" Fitzgerald rr:
In ,sy Recorder Smy,h tie raj light Of the len
era, sessions bench. when first nud date for eoatIOu
TO il, WAS beaten 10y majority q 40 o.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-28
Babbitt Bros.,
 F1ag@taff, Arizona.
Spring Races.

The third annual spring meeting of the Gentlemens Driving Association of Albuquerque will be held in that city on May ,, 6, z, s. The following is the programme:
 THURSDAY, May 5. Purse $2OO O. Trotting, 2:50 class. Purse $30O.0O-- Trotting, 2;32 class. Purse S2O0O0-- Novelty race. ono mile.
 SECOND DAY FRIDAY, May 6. Purse S2j0 00-Trotting, 2;45 class. Purse Sl00. 0.O0--Running, ] mile heats. Purse Purse S150,00-Runuing. mile dash.
 THIRD DAY SATURDAY, May '. Purse 00.0O-Trotting, 2:57 class. Pms SC SI50. 0O-Trotting, free for all. Purse s3O0.00-Running, I mile heats. Purse $lO0.O0-To tue horse trotting in fastest time during the meeting, provided it is better than 2;30. The Atlantic x Pacific railroad have issued the following circular to agents in regard to the third annual spring meeting of the Geatlcmens Driving associations:
 To persons desiring to attend the Third Annual Spring Meeting of the Gentlemen's Driving Association, to be held at Albuquerque, May ,, and ', you may sell round trip tickets to Albuquerque and return at rate of one fare for the round trip.
 Place tickets on sale May 3 and limit return portion to May 9.
 No stop over will be allowed in eith- CT direction.
 Use form RT Exc. which must be signed by purchaser and witnessed by agent when sold.
 Before tickets will be h0nored for return passage they must be signed by purchaser and stamped and witnessed by agent at Albuquerque in the space provided on back uf ticket,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-28
Specimen Cases.

S. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was troubled with neuralgia and rheu- matism, his stomach was disordercd, his liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three bottles of Electric Bltters cured him.
 Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H., had a runping sore on his leg of eight years st3nding. .Used three bottles of Electrici Bitters~ and seven boxes of Bucklen'-frnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well. John Speaker, Cataw- ba, O., had five large fever sores on his leg, doctors said he was incurable, One bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold by B. J. Braunen, Drugstore,
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c. A. F. Epcampment.

The fifth Department Encampment of Arizona was held in G. A. k. Hal at Prescott on Thursday April 2lst 1892, Comradc Edward Schwartz ol Owen Post No. ,, Phoenix, Depart. ment Commander presiding. The En, campment was opened in ample form, with some forty comrades present.
 The usual Department encampment business was done, Il committee on resolutions was appointed as follows; Comrades George Kendall, C. C. Eyster and J. Guthrie Savage.
 The second days business was the election of officers and Delegate to the tweuty-sixth National Eneamp- ment to be held in Sept. 1892 at Washington, D. C., and council of administration were elected.
 COmrade Edward Schwartz was re- elected Department Commander Past Post Commander George Sines of Bar rett Post No. 3, was elected Senior Vice Department Commander; Com rade J. Guthrie Savage Commander Ransom Post No. 4, Flagstaff was elected Junior Vice Department Com mander, and Past Post Commander George Hoxworth was reelected a member of the council of administra- ton. Comrade John J. Creamer was elected Delegate to the Twenty Sixth National encampment to be held at Washington, D. C., in Sept. 1882. The officers elected for the ensuing year We're installed. During the day each comrade who answered to roll call was invested with a beautiful boquet at Burk Hotel. In the evening Barrett Post No. G. A. R. gave the Depart ment encampment and their guests q royal welcome at the Sherman House. The banquet was the best that could be had. Seventy five plates were spread. speechs were made by eX-Gov. Tritle, ex-Judge Wright, Mayor How ard, J. Guthrie Savage, Judge French, Col. Brodie, L. c. Hughes and others in answer to the toasts, which were presented by Comrade W. A. Rowe as ''Toast Master" The feast continued until midnight, songs, speech, recita- tions and instrumental music prevail ing. Last but not least Senior Vice Department Commander George Sines presented on behalf of Comrade Heil Hale, of Negly Post No. l, Tucsoni 3 beautiful Onyx Gavel to Department Commander Schwartz, to be the prop erty of the Department Encalnpment. Department Commander Schwartz re- ceived the same in trust for the de- partment and made neat telling speech in reply to the presentation by comrade Sines. Railroads and stage lines done the comrades of this occasion proud by reduced fare and unbegrudging attention.
 This was reunion of good loyal people met on one common plane to pay tribute to the wealth of our nation. long may the memory of this occasion dwell in the hearts of the Department Encampment and the guests of Barrett Post No. 3, G. A. k. Comrades good good by until another year when we hope to meet in Tucson and again mingls in the joys and the sorrows of another year. TIPP.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-28
Mountain Lodge K. Of P.

A new lodge of Knights of Pythlas, which will be known as Mountain Lodge No. 15, was organized in this place on Tuesday night of this week. The new lodge was instituted by Grand Chancellor, F. P. Secrist, of Winslow. A large number of Knights were in attendance from Winslow and Grand Canyon Lodge No. II, of Will Hams, came in special train the cars and engine being handsomely decorat- ed in the colors of the order. Forty one members of Grand Canyon lodge were in attendance. Mountain Lodge starts off with a membership of thirty six. The lodge will meet Friday night for permanent organization and the officers will be elected and installed, and arrangements made for regular place of meeting,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-28
District Court.

The adjourned term of District court was held on Monday, Judge F. w. Wells presiding. There was but little business before the court. Eva 5. Malony of Fairview, was granted a divorce from James Maloney and was given the custody of two children.
 Joseph Dent was admitted to citizer- ship.
 The case of Macvin vs. Marvin ct al continuance set aside, and ordered that F. W, Sisson be made one of the de- fendants and that amended complaint may be filed on or before June lst. Sisson to have 20 days 10 file his an swer. The court ruled that clerk be required to keep | judgment book, and that all judgments be entered therein. Court adjourned sine die.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-28
Orange Blossoms.

The marriage of Miss Julia Dutton to Mr, Claude II. Coble occurred Tues day evening ut the residence of the brides parents, in this city, Rev. Robt. Goldman, pastor of the Presbyterian church, performing the ceremony. The affair was quiet one, only intimate friends of the family being present. The happy couple were the recipients of number of handsome and useful presents. The lr de is tse eldest daughter of MT. md Mrs A. A. Dut- ton, and one of Flagstail's fairest and most popular young ladies. The groom is the alfable and popular young book keeper of the Arizoua Lumber X Tim Der Company,
 The nowrywedded pair will go to housekeeping m their eozy little cot tage in Milton. TIE SUN joins their numerous friends in Flagstaff in wish ing them a pleasant voyage through life.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-28
Meeting of The Board of Trade.

The regular meeting of the Board of Trade was held at their rooms on Wednesday night. There was fair attendance of the members. The prin- cipal topic before the Board was the Grand Canyon, and committee was appointed to find oui .il:.e cost of erect ing suitable accommodations for the caring of at least fifty people at the Canyon and at the halfway point. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Dr. D. J. Brannen, president; Gorham A. Bray, vice-presi- dent; J. E. Jones, secretary; Geo. II. Cook, treasurer.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-28
safety in ,he Midst of panger.

This would seem a contradiction--is so. in its possibility. Take the case of the indi- vidual who dwells in nalarious region. A robust constitution Is no certain defence against the dreaded chills. What is itY Re- corded testimony, covering a period little short of half century, proves that Hostet- ter's Stomach Bifters is precisely this. This me,,n."ine has proved the efficacy. In South America .he Isthmus of Panama. Mexico everywhere in i-nt where miasma- born dis ease takes on its most os."ttnate and fornlld- able types, the Bltters Is recognized specific physicians of repute. Potent. foo is 1t in dis orders of the stomach, liver and bowels, and against that destroyer. la grippe, It improves appetite and slcep, neutral'tes rheumatism and kidney complaints,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-28
ASBESTOS.

Von efenlng yust at crack ouf day, fellow coomed to town Go sthay, lnd on both sides ouf efry sthreed, Heem painted signs vat looked so neat,
 ASBESTOS. Und on hees hands, und face und feet, Und down hees back. across hes seat, ADbearS dot balnt Vot looks so Schweet,
 ASBESTOS, Heem painted houses red und brown, Und none ouf dem vat could purn down. ,ouf init dot roofing you cover your roof You may peen sure twas fire-proof.
 ASBESTOS, und nit dot sthutf heem maken brick Not fit your oldt sthove yust as schlick, Und make heem pufn year or two, So yust as good as ven twas new.
 ASBESTOS. Ind ven dot gash-oil sthove oxplodes. Und flames stuart on der oupvard roadt, Der Inside ouf der house purns oudt But sthlll dot baint sthands yust as stoudt.
 ASBESTOS. Und ven you wants to coon to town, And vas afridt your house purn down, YuSt paint your babies init dot sthuff Und dare dey vas all safe enough
 ASBESTOS. Asbestos vas good for efrydings, stheqm-plpes, und boiler coverings, You bet your boots, py shiminee, Dot vas der kind ouf baint for me.
 ASBESTOS. HANe.1 IoFF's ASBESTOS Goops.-Ashcstos ready- mixed house tfaln. :. usuestos white lead coni- bnation. asbestos roof paint, asbestos roofing, asbestos boiler and steam pipe covering. as- bestoS fire and stove lining cement, asbestos fire clay. asbestos fire proof coating for rough tlnbers asbestos black paint for iron work and shlps asbestos axle oil, asbestos machine oil.
 The John D. Hon Asbestos Company.
 923 Fourth street, San Diego, Cal. Isaac Chrisman, agent, Flagstaff, at Hotel del Monte,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-28
1a Pays to Rend the Papers,

especially your county papers, for often through this medium business chances aud opportunities are present. ed that might otherwise entirely es- cape your attention. For instance, 5. F. Johnson & Co.,, Richmond, Va, have an advertisement in this paper that will prove of especial interest and value to large number of people hereabouts, Write to them for furth- CT particulars.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-28
GaAn OF TIE CELEBRATED suDEeMER WAGONS ALSO ON THE w

Now comes Spring, brnging its ouers birds butterflies ond-0ants. Nature wu attend to Me former and aye acU look ger the latter We ask tue privilege o supplying your spring wants for goods line from new end esk stock ct hich @ justly proud We have never been SO CeH fitted and acquipped for seasons business as at the present time, and felt completely confident of our ability to you wiih tue uery best
 AT PRICES FAVORING THE PURCHASERl
 And mow as to point o pancar interest to all buu ers-e price In is fegard you wiu find us iqht heye go@ ~H naturally expect to find ve energec wideouoke business house not doing business o n but for profit and reahzng that the proftabe ay to conduct business s to turn out large quantities ot goods quick close naagins is s enacy what you w find doing any dag you chance to dfopan Ve hape earae friendly desire to do just as ~eH by yom as we possibly epey purchase oad 10 thereby merit and obtan your future esteemed patronage
 P. J. RRAfNNEN
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-28

We have exhibition We A line of quite dyhke ran Bdod all shades 50 cents line of soft toned Jacquard Bdfod auy designed The for Bdfos still high cn Our French Chaes inspired with infusion of styles This line richness beauty complete assortment of Abtross Henet Cashmere Elder Down Flannel and other woon goods An hour this department will gather you lands in the garden of fashion.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-28

J. c, Herndon, prominent Prescott attorney spent several days in Flag staff this week, on legal business. MT, Herndon is mentioned as candidate before the Democratic convention for the nomination for delegate to con gross.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-28
To the Public.

Notice Is hereby given that the firm of Daggs Bros. was on the 2Sth of August, 1890, dissolved by mutual consent. DAGGs BROS
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-28
OUR SILK NOVELTIES.

beautiful display of dainty effects in this line embracing Surah Grosgan aud Chn plain figured These be We of prisng Zephyr, Gnghams Coduroys Teazla Cloths
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-28
BABBlTT BROTHERS
 Spring Dawn of 1892.
DRESS GOODS NOVELTIES.

The Goddess of Fashion much overworke Divinity This has been of unprecedented activity in its demands for novelty and originality and variety dress de Never beor much beautiful in ess suf appeared single Give that may tell you the
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-28

The Bayless Bros. have moved their barber shop to their new quarters in the new Daggs building,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1892-04-28
DRESS TRIMMING NOVELTIES.

Silk Chifor Jet and Van Dyke Edgng complete and we'll selected shoe gents