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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-02-27
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litter Ben aulpieien cliffs, bes 81,
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The oasis., 1893-07-27

Of this Is that the air from the mais tuyeres is delivered among the loose ore and fuel and easily passes through it, but the air from the small tuyeres iS delivered directly into the melted metal within the cruciblc, and must. therefore. have sufficient pressure to overcome that of the metal and pre- vent the latter from entering the tuyeres.
The oasis., 1893-07-27
Registered Ecntlst-.

The qualified dentists of Arizon who have complied with the registr ion law, are reported as follows; A. A. Dohcrty, NJ: D., Nogales. II. ]. Jesgop, Phoenix.
 Joseph Hardy, D. D. s.. Phoenix. F. c. Hyde, D. D. s.. Tempe. r. A. Odermatt, Tucson, A, Heaycnston, Casa Grande. E. E. Holbrook, Phoenix. J. NJ. Marshall, Flagsteff. F.. P Ryder. Tombstone. C. D. Haynie, Yuma. H. Schmieding, Bisbee. Jesse Coulson. Phoenix. L. II. Goodrich, Phoenix. George Whomes. Tucson. A. Alderdice, Prescott. r. II. Waite, Prescott. D. Pentland. Prescott. ]. II. Chase, Globe. NJ. F Brenncr, Florence. <. <. LaFary, Phpnix. LA. Lord. Clifton.
The oasis., 1893-07-27

The treasurer of Coconino has ST. 364. .4T of county funds deposited in the Albuquerque National Bank, recently suspended, and the board of supervis- ors has given him until September SC to settle, by which time it is believed the bank will again be open and the money released.
The oasis., 1893-07-27

One day last week an lrate Chinaman rushed into a house in prescott's Chi nese quarter, placed a pistol against the body of another Chinaman, and blazed away. The intended victim saved himself by jumping aside, the ball passing between his arm aud hIs body,
The oasis., 1893-07-27

Monday Dunn X Forsee, the Tempe fruit men. loaded refrigerator car with grapes to ship to Chicago. One If the Santa Fe Co.'S refrigerator men superintended the loading and will go with the car to it's destination. If the shipment turns out well several car loads will be forwarded by the same firm.
The oasis., 1893-07-27

Near Prescott, last week. two ladies. Mrs. C. L. Field aod Mrs. George R.. Miller of Ash Creek, with the aid of a dog, treed a mountain lioness; one of them remained with the dog and kept the catamount in the tree while the other rode four miles and got man with a gun togo and kill her.
The oasis., 1893-07-27

F. E. White, of the White Cactus Co.,, is in Tempe experimenting con stsuction of the factory, that will be in operation within two weeks. and turning out all kinGs of art goods for the Worlds Fair trade. The machin- cry Is all on the ground, and is being rapidly put in place.
The oasis., 1893-07-27

The Santa Fe. Prescott X Phoenix railroad was supposed to be exempt from taxation for twenty years. and the board of equalization did not put it on the tax roll Now the board of supervisors of Yayapai county claims the road is not exempt for the reason that fifty miles of road were not built and in running order within one year, as prescribed in the act granting the exemption.
The oasis., 1893-07-27

A mortgage for aI5.0OO,00o upon the track and equipment of the Mid land railway. better known aS the Bullock road, has been placed on file in Maricopa and Yayapai counties This is the Southern Pacific Company's line between Phoenix and Prescott, and the filing of the mortgage is con sidered another indication that the money to build the road is assured and that construction will soon begin.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06
MCINrosH, MINI. Dec. goth 1892.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:

EDITOR GREAT WEST:
The pursuant call at Crookson Mimi the
1892 transacted the usual business elected
delegate the state meeting the Farmers ALI
and passed the following resolutions:
incurred by the several counties Of
the prosecution of criminals and the for
liquor traffic heavy burden the
law that half all the
liquor license fees shall be paid into the county treasury
members the party in the legislature do
hold the of the the election Of
republican party will split r Davis and W. r.
in the legislature shall
openly himself in favor the
limited silver and the opening navigation through the lakes
for large vessels.
drainage the Red River Valley and
the legislature from this district
the law ando suitable and
adequate appropriation therefore.
Resolved that we demand
all pending railway this
members the this district for the
passage of such bill.
We interest reduced
taking usuy punished and that all
charged taken by by the agent
with or without the OF his principal
division the 18th judicial
much business
election general
ELECTION.
unquaifdy condemn the action Of the "Red
Fergus Ugeblad the late campaign
said unworthy the Farmers Alliance
or any reform organization.
Be the "Normanden'
Tribune the favor the alliance and other
reform organizations.
Resolved further that felt thanks
form papers that stood by us in the late campaign
the action OF Hanson
his helping
judicial and will not endorse him
oft }. D. KNUTEsON Sec
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06
minnesota: MATTERS.
Organized by the Republicans.

Tuesday, JAN 3d. Lieutenant oug
of the house Of Minnesota to order
The republicans sm and clad satisfaction
why should hypnotSd three OF the
gotten them completely under their control
the wink Of an eve the crook finger Mott of Lincoln
county, Marshall county, Dedon OF washington county,
Toto n,v "a tho cacs ncsers gives the
making the republicans Tor this session OF
remembered that in the session OF 1891 the re-
uban were minority took their bitter medicine with
faces and concealed chagrn the combine ruled
Today another picture The nave
thing important Office that OF basket bumper ana
while the democrats and the alliance ook woe ~
cone shrewd Tor their comp
tors trip They their plans their
shed or BATTLE They the evening OF January a. at
assod bound hand and loot
liberty speech and action the republican will The
price his manhood SAID TO De Tue post
t;on Of for his That cheap
enough The republicans that hoss rade the
kick bak Senator Woods turnover Is
having appointed to federal Office up NORTH ana one ne
has which weighs he takes sup rom
Senator Dedon went into the neys camp o @
sons best himself those who think have the
his thirty pieces OF sive was in the shape OF Eo d. foo OF
nominated the republicans elected as
secretary the place OF f. n Van Du who was the en-
cent secretary during 1891 The unabes all slid out OF
position motives all other alliance and peoples party
members who the old parties Why not stand
fight their battle Be where they strike
the blow people hamped by under
standing To be free thought and
liberty work for the that will relieve the
should be the aim OF senator and
who sails the reform coors
The lower house organized republican, The follow
ing the by the republicans and the
three who traitors to their and their
Secretary Folsom; Secretary Fow
le Engrossng Cs1fc W. Fooe Enrolling Clerk D. Miller;
s?sse' cssps
Second WALL Mott
H Lee Chief Johnson 1 First assistant
Clerk Bsysa Mandsa
Arms,-J. c. Wells Chap'ain,-Rev l. c. Fortin
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06
Jaw Dives and the Devil.

When Dives arrived at Satan's retreat
He found him so smiling and bland
That he never surmised he was playing deceit
Just to get him to show up his hand
He spoke of the ruin that Dives had made,
OF the wrecks he had left in his track
will call you Ny Son, the devil said
And he softly patted his back!
Then brushing him back his sulphurous locks
He sweetly asked him to tell
Ii he thought it would pay. with watered stock,
To build a railroad in hell.
Then Dives replied, in modest way
81 always intend to be civil,
But did not come here, allow me to say
To proffer advice to the Devil"
II have seen your Majesty's work well done,
Regardless of woe veal;
My heart, like the rails where my trains were run,
Is made of the hardest STEEL
Said Satan, GIVE naught that's unkind to say,
Nor for any shortcomings to taunt;
But allow me, dear sir in busnesslike way
To ask what in HI do you want?"
Said Dives, You know in my former home
Saint Cleveland will soon wear the crown,
And heaven is ikelyto have big boom
While your stocks sure to 90 down.
"The Trusts are all broken and crushed and dead
The wheat gamblers scatter afar;
These millonaires soon will be begging their bread
And your stocks will go way below par
"Your Nibbs. as I was about to say
am here with friendly intent;
will take all the stock OF your realm today
At a discount of forty per cent"
Then the Devil few into a terrible rage
While Dives stood back aghastl
He rOared like a lion confined in q cage
And blew from his nose sulphurous blast
So Dives is there in durance today,
Without a friend or a penna,
And business resumes it's natural sway
Throughout the realms OF Gehenna
-WAsIOJA
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06
Hn~,s Thlsl

that
Halls CataTTh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY Co. Props, Toledo O.
+. Cheney the
and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and fin
obligations made their
Truax, Druggists Toledo Walding Kinnan
Marvin, Wholesale Druggists Toledo, Ohio.
internally acting the blood
system. Price, BOTTLE the
Druggists. Testimonials free.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06
disqualification of Facts.

One OF the most effective employed by
listing Industrial systems and who seek justify the actions
political party responsible the resultant evil social
argument the deception
sophsry reasoning
methods of Bob 1ngerso 1t paly trick unworthy the ne
following exchange
furnishes a case in point:
crock COUNTY REPUBLICAN ROT
the Soans
ss @ s.
grsgate $4,000
% have 5asa tss Il @
and accordingly that n five
clip County
et Sst are
private community signify that
community healthy prosperous
ap magnificent coming generation
but few will share The question is Does farming paw? And we aver
county magnificent
raj resources
Will Herald kindly point out any number five or less
living
profits farming in that county By the profits farming
The profits accrung to the from the and sale Of farm
including ockno that brought
profits accrung from the real values
inciden to development of a county
Rock county $4,000
scentouly the Heral equally
successful found
there money in farming there
that going
and his whether he is succeed himself
made his it
that there widespread feeling against his
While he allies
association still victory
school presidents It fact that the
the Mr.
scheme bring down heads It is said
that that 5 I'D on I dee don to @ he's use
the appointment
HAY CREEK MINI. 26,
Would God there Fishes snakes
entirely condmning
fusion death to the peoples party above all
Donne Sorry to hear Of the breach between
strengthen the
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06
HE1BERG, Mimi, Dec. 81, 1892.

EDITOR GREAT VEST:
please find for which will extend subscription
the GREAT VEST another Mr. Peterson Twin
Valley The other copy you will please send to veens
thought WEST They plenty papers
like the G. W. Reading
teachings good ever heard from
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06
WABAsHA COUNTY, Minn,, Dec. 26, 1892.
DIR. E. w. FISH:

DR.. g. W. FISH:
wish appreciation Of noble grand and qneeash
efforts the work performed the Had
who held positions OF trust the taken the
have doubt heitancy
would have been far satisfactory
this will the
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surely and estimation
the Efforts which uns6s put forward with much sacrifice
Them But they do appreciate work.
and speak only inside ranks but outside
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-01-06
Constitution Of the Industrial Legion Of the Tn
ted States Of America.
ARTICLE I.

i
the shall be know" as the ndo'
Ssis ss'sS
f Of three classes
sss : 1s Sss LIB
M votes o peoples party and the reforms as set
g$ q; -, mall; s between
Gpe sSs
dues fees than the badg such be provided
i, third class ass, industrial
Legion
SECTION organization shall consist OF
state and county o town. ward precinct companies and
s N9cps officers the 9sons
SECT State ro g. the state legion shall be state
sn s sn r al e esa %
squads Year.
recruiting 0
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SEC G. Squad ooe the local squads shall be SER
T. Executive Councils national state and county epiona
%a % 6a q s s % tie
named) in organization odBco
ARTICLE
SECTION Duty Of duty of the COM
mandes Of the national
precinct local call meetings
SAID rulings be
mandes to assist the commanders maintaining
lin their absence.
SEC Duties Of shall be the duty al
keep % nu n o the &c Ling shall
to their superior officers provided in the bya.
Sec 4. Duty the all
p 5S ss 9 ss a5
n m "
Duty Recruiting oce-s- shall b the duty Of the re-
cruing organize ons number
willing the
principles and vote for the peoples party
Sec g. Duty Of ComradesIt shall be
gons companies and squads to attend the
subscribe Tor books
public office unless nominated peoples should the said
OF the declaration Of principles Of the industrial legion
ARTICLE ".
SECTION l. Form Of
in each school district
10 each county the
the United States national
tons and two.
Sec 2 Number Necessary Oganze-Tm 0) comrades
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
A Tribute Of Respect.

At meeting Of the alumni of Washing.
ton and Lee University held IN Richmond
May 3. 1898. upon the occasion of the death
of Professor J. J. WHITE, which occurred
on April 10, 1898. the following resolutions
were adopted:
IL is with hearts moved by deep sense
of personal bereavement that we are met
together 10 testify 10 the virtues. the abili-
ties, and tho strong and sweet man hood OF
ourlamsnted teacher and friend, Professor
James Jones White. OF Washington and
Lee University. Whether as the courteous
gentleman. the gallant soldier. tho
kindly neighbor. the earnest teacher, the
delightful companion, the loyal friend.
the devoted husband and father. or the
sincere Christian; whether among college
students or with businessmen, or 10 HIS
own home. whether serving bio fellow
men OF serving his God. he never forgot
that a mans noblest duty Is 10 be truo
man, and hence on the field OF battle ~ IN
the quiet halls of learning he helped men
10 be manly. HIS influence for righteous
ness was Inestimable. and his life was a
benediction. Even so great ~ his loss TO
the school that he loved so ardently,
even so great to the thousands OF students.
to whom during long years he has been IA
a wise and tender elder brother.
The influence OF such life does not
die. but, garnered up, future generations
will feel its gentle power, blessing and
blessed.
But why should we seek 10 call forth
tears? We loved him, and he Is gone
gone 70 reioin that pure and lofty soul
who was his Chief Of Men. as ours.
To bis colleagues of the Faculty OF
Washington and Lee University We express
our feeling of personal loss that they have
sustained. and with the members of his
family we beg with reverence and heart
felt sympathy to Join ourselves as they
grieve.
tions be forwarded 20 the Faculty Of
the Washington and Leo University and
the family Of the deceased.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04

primo nominal cotson-seed oil .vsntsd and
high; crudc, 44a45c: yellow. 4saSoc. Pc
trolenm quiet: refined lower; Washington,
New w' Yors. SO: Pniisaslpsis and baltimore,
1928: do. in bulk. s2.7oa$2.s0. Rostn dull
bat steady: strained, common 10 good, si.z7lza
sl.30 Turpcntine dull bat steady 5ls31tte.
Rico duh and easy: domestic, fair 70 extra.
3a5lSc. Japan, 4tsa43lc Molaeses-toreign
nominal: New Orleans, opcn-kettio. good 20
choice, steady and quiet al 30a3sc. Peanuts
quiet. Coace-Optiens oponed barely steady
alta o to l5 points decline and closed barely
steady, 25a3Oc. down: May. sl4to: July,
s1A 1Oas1435: September, sl4.l0as14.35;
EpoiRio quiet and easter: No 7, iJtsa.31So. su-
rar-Raw flrmer and In fair demand; fair re-
lining. 3iss3A.c.; centrifsgais. 96-dcgrec test.
4ixa9iac. refined fairly active and arm; No s.
4sss4 1916 standard A, B 3-1Ga57sc.: cut
LOAF, 5ssa5 1896; graduated, 3-i1a1,s;.
Freigh,s to Liverpool steady and quiet; co'ton,
3-32d.; grain, I'd.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. III. May s.-1be whea, martetw was
somewhat uncertain at the opening THIS morn
ing, and in tho early trading sold shade lower
than the closing price of yesterday, put me hehu
mont soon drlfted. ana DECIDEDLY arm feehns
act III, with an advance Of SO, holding pretty
firmly and steadily arouad the TOP TN ne,r lne
close, when there was a recession 70 ioNei
figures. probably on account 81 the efctcd
break in stocks In New YORK. Corn snoNci &C.
cdod strength on bad reports as 30 planting, Tor
which the weather conrnues very unsa,isiac-
tory. There was good shipping demand, and
tho abes were nrmer Towards tho close there
was a recession Of Jac. in sympathy with mo
break In wheat. Oats were higher on uifayor.
able crop conditions, "A good cash demand. ana
covering by shorts. but weakened with other
grains towards the close. Hog products started
higher, but on free seliing-largely oy the onn
interest-prices broke sharply. closing a. too
bottom.
Cash quotations.: Flour duh and unchanged
No. spring wheat 7l;sc. No. 2 corn, 42bsc.
No. . oats, 3Oc. Mess-Pork, $3.50 Lard,
slO.1J. ShOrt-rib sides tloose), 1910. Dry
salted shoulders boxed UNCHANGED. Short-cloar
sides boxed unchanged. Whiskey. si.l3
Tho ioadip n futnres ranged "a follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
DEATIla


railroad accident. TiPMAN CHRISTIAN.
aged 50 years.
His funeral will take place from No. n
east Broad street THIS Thursday Az
TTRNOON at o'clock. Intsrment az
Hollywood cemetery. Friends invited to
attend.
GREEN Died, at the residence OF her
father, Captain w. q. Fuller. No. Bl west
Marshall street, May 8, 1893, at $40 A. NJ.
MINNIE LEE. wife Of W. 1. Green. IN tho
2}d year of her age.
Her summer il ended,
Her harvest has ceased;
Bearing the sheayes she has gathered.
Como home TO her Saviour in peace.
Her funeral will take place from the
Marehall-Street Christian church FRI
DAY, May 5th, at y. NJ. Friends OF the
family are invited 10 attend.
HAZLEG Died. Tuesday. MAY
2d, az 5;20 z. NJ, at Windsor Shades, Nev
Kent county. Va, JOHN +. HALLE
GROVE, in the 10th year Of his age.
Burial THIS AFTERNOON at 4 O'Clock
ut the residence Of his mother, Mrs. Har-
riet +. Hazlegroye. in Hanover county.
HARRIS. Died. at tho residence OF her
daughter. col west Clay street. az ten
minutes past O'Clock this morning. Mr<
NANCY r. HARRIS.
Funeral notice hereafter.
JONES. Fell asleep, MAY 81, at 400 p.
NJ. EVA, infant daughter OF X Z. and An
me Il. Jones; aged month and ~ days.
Funeral from her parents residence.
1917 TAYLOR street, at 2 o'clock THURS
DAY, May 4. 1898. Friends OF the family
invited 10 attend.
TRAVIS. Died. at $50 p. NJ. Tuesday.
az the residence. i29 west Canal street,
MAMIE W.. wife Of James J.. Travis;
She lived beautiful Christian hfe aud
died in the full hope of blissful immor-
tally.
The funeral will take place from Pine.
Street Baptist church az o'clock TO-DAY.
The friends and acquantsnces OF the fami-
ly are invited 20 attend.
TYLER. Entered Srtorest on the morn.
ING Of May sd az is:t5 o'clock. ALLEN
HAYWOOD TYLER, IN the 27;h year OF
his age. He leaves wife, one child,
mother, father. four brothers, and tbree
sisters TO mourn their loss.
We miss thee from our home. ALLEN,
We miss thee from thy place.
A shadow DER our life Is cast,
We miss the sunshine OF thy face.
We miss thy kind and willing hand,
Thy fond aud earnest care;
| Our home is dark without thee.
We miss thee everywhere.
| Though cast down, we are not forsaksn,
Though afflicted. not alone.
| Thou hast gwen and Thou has taken,
Blessed Lord. Thy will be done"
Thou has left us and we miss thee.
| Sadly miss thee. ALLEN. dear:
| In vain we listen tor thy footsteps.
| Still we are thinking thou art near.
MoTHER.
The funeral will take place from the
Venable-Street Baptist church at o'clock
| THIS Thursday AFTERNOON. Friends
and acquaintance are. invited 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-04
ua,dad ,ha DisordrrIy Houses.

The police Of the First District have COM
nence6 their raids yainst tho disorierly houses
in tho eastern section OF tho city, md yesterday
Officers Howard and Holocraft made quite haul
in the line. 4 number o; tad characters on
Union street between Franklin and trace hhi
been notified several DAYS ago that they would
have 10 leave the ne.ghbOrhoOd. blt as they pald
no attention TO tho order the policemen yestcr-
day arrested ali the occupants OF tho houses 10
question. Those taken into custody were sue
boydy and Florence Herbert (whitcl, Grace
Harris, Georgeanna Brown, Margaret winston
Lizzie Gowing, Sallie Clark, Victoria u0winG'
Lizzie Anderson and Della Mayo (coloredl.
All OF the prisoners were locked up III the
First POlice-Station, where they were suDSo'
quently Dailel.