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TEsTIvAL.-The Ladies Of St. Lnke's
Il (Winters) Eyang. Lutheran Church Of
the Uniontown Charge, will hold an Ice
Cream and Strawberry Festival in the grove
adjoining the Church, on Thursday and
Friday evenings and Saturday afternoon and
nights of June 18th, 9Th and 9th. The public
are cordially invited to attend mylz II
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PEPoRr OF THE CONDITION

0fthe Union National Bank Of Westminster,
at Westminster, in the State Of Maryland,
at the close Of business, Nay 4th, 1891.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-05-12
Shirt Waist Mention.

To this line will call special attention.
Rufied Front, Light Figured Waists,
Yoke Back, 80 cts, worth 49...... 80 cts.
Chambray Laundried Waists, Yoke
Back, worth IS cts, cut down to-. 80 cts
Striped Laundried Waists, pretty
designs, worth Sl.19, will go during 80
sale o. cts
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POSTER PRINTING specially at
i the Advocate Office.
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soo wards Unbleached Muslin, Rem
nanis, sold of the piece for ets.' at . CTS
$50 yards Bleached Maslin, Rem
nanis, the same as Frnit of Loom, -,
for. -
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Don't miss to ask for such -vSsa
B1 Bargains.
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Having been in business but one week, It
gives me pleasure to know that the people OF
Westminster and Carroll county have not
forgotten, that by their former dealings with
me / proved TO them that they always can gel
the best values for the least money; therefore
at the outset of my new career adopted the
motto,
Mesa free press., 1894-06-28
Water In Abundance.

"A special edit:.en Of the G'la Bend
Leader received at thi. OFF - COL
t,sins the fnll,wipg annou lcem .nt:
About three o'clock this Afternoon,
just az we had priated the last copy
of our edition, the word came that
water h, bee reached AMI wa. fow-
ing into the big we'll.
At u d.oth of about sd feet the
borers pierced the clay b,nk and en-
tered regular water carrying prayel,
in a short time the water coming in
80 rapi'iI y that all work had to stop.
Inside of an hour there was so feet
Of water in the well, AMI ut this time
it bids fair t" Ao,d things before we
get this second edition printed. The
water il cool and sweet. This we'll is
one of the frs: real blessings coming
t. Gila Bend, and it il not t. be won.
dered ut that our people are some.
what hilarious over it. Mr.. Gordon
and his crew are the heroes of the
hour.
Mesa free press., 1894-06-28
CITY SHAVING PARLOR!
" ". Wright, Prop.

ar shavin., IA 70 lttin2, Saappooing and
Singeing.
Mesa free press., 1894-06-28
Cure for Heads

Asa remedv for all torms OF head
ache Electric Bittels has proved to bt
the very best. 1t effects a permanent
cure and the most dreaden habittlal
sick headaches yield to its influence
We urge all who are afflicted t" pro-
cure bottle, and give this remedy Q
fin triel. In cases 0f habitual con-
situation Electric C.t'ers cures by
giving the needed tone to the bowels,
and few cases long resist the use OF
this medicine. Try 1t once. Large
bottles only Fifty cents at J. IL. Bar
nett's Drug Store.
Mesa free press., 1894-06-28
The Moss successful Gas e..

&AMGs
In the market is run without an cleo
trio spaIk battery. Theory is all very
well but the every day experience of
constant practical use is the best test
of merit. The man who runs a launch
and finds himself drifting with tide
and wind because the "spark" fails to
ignite the charge of gas in his engine:
the man wllo prints daily paper and
fails to get it out on time because the
Spark" again fails; the man who has
fruit that il injured for lack Of irriga
iion BECAUSE the spark fails in his Ell
gine that rims the pump; not only
such parties hut others who have
trouble from like causes should bear
in mind that The Hercules Gas and
Gasoline Engine il free from such
d fficulties. The ignition is stmpl"
and surc. Send for catalogue. If
vou want second hand engines of 9th
er makes at CHEAP RATES we can sun
p'y you. We have q number taken in
trade and canno: take any more until
these are realized on. PALMER 4
REY TYPE FOUNDRY. 405- -407 San
San Francisco.
Mesa free press., 1894-06-28

We will trade you anything we'v
got for hay and grain at ruling prices.
Arizona Hardware Co.
Hough & Moore are paying rout
over $l 900 per month to the people
Of this Mesa for mil at their creamery
here.
Jos. Hawkins house above Lehi,
caught fire a tew days ago and came
near burning up. 1t WAS finally ex-
tinSuishsd alter considerable damage
had been done.
The Indians have been marketing
their whcat crop for The last week or
tive. They rA.s. hne crops which
they harvest with sickle AMI ira u
out with horses.
Messrs. G. II. Hakes, Merrill Bros.
and J.. r. Morse have bonded the
Bull Dog mine to Mr.. Ellis ot Pho.>
nix for S35.O0J. Active development
work has already been commenced.
The side. oa.i from the mill to
DR.. Chand ier's has lately become u
y. ri,abie covers lame" tor num-
b Of our young peopht. 1t l,
said that the old creamery has wit
ness. q some little incidens lately
and that the cards will soon be ls-
sued. Particulars anon.
Bring in your h,y and barley and
get what hardware you want ut the
AriL. Hardware Co.'s store. Meea.
A fair audiences attended the
Demor~st contest at the Baptist
church Monday night. Six young
ladies competed for the prizs.,
Misses Fa, and Blanche Newell.
NJ IS Emma Hnbson, Miss Maggie
p n-, Miss Della Vernon and Miss
Mary CLARK Th-y all acquitted
themselves with credit, but the
Judges, after comparing notes,
awarded the priz to Mss Mary
Clark. A quart-tt'. from Tempe
rendered some excellent music.
Mesa free press., 1894-06-28
Fourth Of July.

Tie following Ia the program fol
the Glor ou+ Fourth as arranged 10y
t he committee
Music by nd.
Prayer by Chaplain. Norris.
S,nY ~ Mesa Choir.
Recalling Of Declaration Ct Independence. T
T. Pomeroy.
Song by the Msses Phelps.
Grafton. Judge e K takes
Rec tatio i.sM ~ FannA A Dana
Song. Mrs. Jenne,te Johr1n
Recitation, proi.'J A Broadbent
S.ag, Mas Sadie q uana an company
Recitation, Miss Mary Huist
Song Mas Rem Vance
Recitation, Mrs c A SIN tn
Son: Mis-, Rata Pa.s~y and company
Grafton, John Nets
Sang. Philharmonic G!ee Club
R.cita ion, Orso Yanae
sing by Mesa Choir
Mesa free press., 1894-06-28
The Discovery saved lIi- I.if

The Discovery saved lli- Life
Mr.. G. Caillouette, Druggist, Bea-
versvile, Ill.,, says: "To DR. Kings
New Discovery l owe my life. Wrs
faken with La Orippeand tried all the
physicians for miles about, but Of no
avail and Was given up and told l
could not live. Having d. Kings
New Discovery in my store l sent for
a bottle and began its use and from
the first dose beg IN to get better, and
after using three bottles was up and
about again. 1t is worth its weight
IN gold. We won't keep store or house
without it." Get free trial at j. H.
Barnett's Drug Store.
Mesa free press., 1894-06-28
AMENDED
ARTICLES or NC0RPORA TON
t5f -OF-
THE FARMERS EXCHANGE

Know all Men BY she g Presents that at
regular M meeting, dull, "al ed and held ut Mesa
City, Cuuaty of Maricopa. Arizona Territory, on
the .4th day of February, A u 1924 by the
stockholders Of The Farmers Exchange. the
following reso ution was offered and by vote Q
the stockholders repre- senttd, adopted, viz.
Be 1t resolved that Article Three of the At
ticles Of Incorporation of The F.rmers Ex.
change be amended to read as follows
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock II th,s corporation shall be
Ten Th.usanl Dollars ($iO,t O0) divided into
Tvs Thousand shsr II par value II Five Dtl-
lars each. The capital stock shall be paid in
certificate ler .for and it shall be noD-Asssss
able af er being issu.d.
And be it fur her resolve that the resolution
bo Q nentio led be certi6e by the Pes d II,
al secretary o Tne FArmsrs Exchange under
le seal of this corporation, and ackn wledge,
and publish the same as required by Law.
skKE kY OF ARE MA,
G unity II Narlopa
We. H 8 Peterson, President, and 8 Peter
IN, Secretary Of The Farm rs' Exchange, do
hereby CIR iiy that the tore going resolutions
ain. nding Articles Il lncoi oiporatiop Of sa eor-
poratiol, The Harmers' Exchange, wert. duly
.ffere adopted aud entered at . meeting Of the
stockholders Il sa,d corporation. held On the
oath day Of Fe e'Iua,y. A y 1894. ~ Mesa City,
Territory 0f Arizona.
H. S. PETERS IN,
President OF The Farmers Exchange
Corporate sea;) 3. PETERSON,
Secretary Of The FArmsrs' Exchange
TERRToRY OF AKIzoxA, "a
Coun y VI Marc pa.
Before me. d A Spragg, q Notary Public in
and r Maricopa County, territory Of Arizona,
personally appeared H Peterson, PresiJe {,
md s Peterson, Secretary Il The Farmers
Exchange, and Who arc personally knowa TO
me to be such President and Secretary. and
| acknowledged to ms that % such officers they
executed the above aud forego ng instrument for
tile purposes and oonslde. alton therein ex
| pressed.
Given under y hand and seal of Office this
6, h day Of June, A b 1894.
D A. sPRAGG,
Notary Public in and for Maricopa CIunty. Ter
ritory cf Aris)na.
| Territory OF Ar.xona
| County Of Marieopa
1, Ncri Osb ,rn, County Recorder in and fol
the C unity and Territory Aforesaid, hereby GER
tify that have compared the foregoing copy
with the original ins r, ment fled and recorded
in my Office nm the 9th Gay OF June. 1894. in bool
No 2,f Inc operations at page 143, ami tha
the same 10 full. true AMI correct copy Of susl
| or x mel and Of the whole tn. ref.
Witness my Ia I'd and seal of Office this 6tl
| day OF June, 1t91..
NRRI OsD Rx,
County Recorae
Br H C MsAD R, Deputy
Mesa free press., 1894-06-28
FOR SHERIFF..

I hereby announce myself a candi
date for Sheriff, subject to nomination
by the ensuing County Democratic
Convention. B. L. RossoM.
Mesa free press., 1894-06-28


Ths Common Council OF Mesa City, Mare \ a
C. uuty. Territory Of Ar soLa, do eEdaii a. fol-
lows:
Whsreas. by mis- ak this ctrporAti,n n bns
been designated in its or iinanc ,,. ficiai m"-
utss, res Iutions ETC.. Is the Village q Mesa
inste i Of Mesa CITY," therefore Re it ord. re- I:
1. Trat Ord nancee One to Eighte IN inclu-
sve, he ct fore pa sed by the Common Council
this V llags, b. amen led by striking out the
words "village Of Mesa" wherev,r they appear
In sid or,iinanNss, and inserting in place OF
sail words % sr cke, out, the words "Mea
City" as The proper name Of this corporation
8. Thh ths words Village of Mesa In Al
o4isial minute Pasoluti IA, ETC.. her fore
ass ID by the ,mm IN ,uneil Il his llags
ae rick ,n out an in pace of said rss so
stricken nut ere b. In serted the wo.ds mesa
City"
passe by the Com MOI Cou ,cil OF Mesa ty
this 10th day o. June, A ID o., AMI ordered
pub. She the desa Free Press, three sue
,e.sivs weeks, rs r, CURED ny aw.
Approved this goth ds, Of June, 1894.
W. !. LssARON, Mayor.
Attest. ]. H. roNEK,Y, vi lsge Rec~rctr.
Mesa free press., 1894-06-28

AL Schornick and Miss R'sa Grif1"
were married at the home OF the
brides parents this city OH Wednes'
day OF last week.
Mesa free press., 1894-06-28
LOCAL NEWS.

Yuma is shipping ripe grapes.
The Arizona Hardware Co. will pay
highest market prise for hay and
grain in trade.
The new and handsome brick resi-
dence of J. s. Peterson is beginning
to assume shape
c. L. Hall left Saturday evening
for Denver. He will probably be
absent month or more.
Considerable building il being done
In Lehi and vicinity, in the shape Of
handsome brick residences.
Helen v. Kimball of Rochester, N.
Y, is visiting her brother, VIM. A.
Kimball. and family, accompanied by
her little niece.
Messrs. Toohey & George of Phoe-
nix have ecured contract for grad
ing twelve miles of the Jerome rail-
road. The work has alrea ly com.
menced.
Frank Lewis and H. NJ. Lewis left
Monday evening by their own con-
seyance for trip through northern
Mexico. They may be absent for
year or longer.
Prof. Netherton left on Friday last
for his eastern trip. He goes to at
tend the National Editorial C0nven-
ton and will visit all the lea,ling
points in the east before his return.
For Sale, Cheap.--Ten acre or
chard planted to comme, cial de-
ciduous fruits. Good water right
and good stu ,tion. For prices and
particulars address this Office.
Quite a large crowd attended the
lecture of the Poouli~t speaker, Mrs.
Sue Ross. at the B,wery. Saturday
night. She is said to have de-
livsred very interesting address.
On Monday Mrs. Lawrence Kim.
ball, Helen Y. Kimball Mrs. Nc
Laughlin, Miss Para Kimball and
Willie Kimbnll. chaperoned by w. A.
Kimball, paid q pleasant visit to
Goldfeld
Mr.. Vaughn, chief engineer Of the
Prescott and Phoenix railroad, ac-
companied by Elk Governor N. O.
Murphy. visited Mesa last Sunday.
Trey are Away, wslc ONE visitors in
this section.
Take a look at the cut of the hand
some and elegantly furnished Kimhall
house. This Is one Of the finest hotels
in the territory as we'll ~ one of the
most popula-. 1t is an establishment
of which Mesa is justly proud and We
are glad to say is receiving satiseac-
tory patronage.
The monster sixteen year-old palm
tree at Mrs. R;ley's home Is in full
bloom. The sight is r,ther an un.
usual one n there are few who have
seen the fan palm in bloom. The
long. pendulous, composite clusters Of
flowers are white with . slight and
beautiful tinge of cream yellow. There
are three trunks of the tree, starting
from common root, the large.t oi
which meas Tres fifteen feet and eight
inches in circnnference at four ieet
from the ground.
One of our LOCAL carpenters i'm
bibed soms "b ,o4e" last tuesday
evening and started out to act tbe
part of the bold, bad man who was
looking for trouble. He WAS soon
accommodated when he applied an
insulting name to one OF our prom :
inent c,tizans who wielns the cleav var
in his daily svocation. Tho scrap
that ensued was both interesting
and thrilling to the by-stand-rs.
The knight of the cieaver literally
ripped up the face of the earth with
the bold, bad man. who, imagining
that he had been struck by X in-
sas cyclone and doubled up into
knots, simply broke tao s.iliness OF
the beautiful evening as he uttered
the sad but appropriate refrain,
syaks he Home"
Mesa free press., 1894-06-28
SOUTHERN EXTENSION.

Trains 10s and i0< run de :y and make elise
connection At A n r F,rk " tn trains and on
A&PRR Train, l2l runs daily except Sun
day. and 12s daily except Saturday. and con-
nect with trains and on A y R r 1t Ash
Fork.
Trains sol ard 2os run daily and connect with
stage lin. carving passens or and 8 Mail T.
and fr I'M Ph q iix. via Stanton. Congress.
Wicksnburg. vulturs and Calderwood
@ w.vAUGHE, v. P. 4 Gen Man.
RR COLEMAN. Superintendent
"a HGALY. General Pass Agent.
Mesa free press., 1894-06-28
v.p. NORTON. A. .sHEwMAN.
MORTON { SHEWNAN
AttoYneys-at-Law.
MrsA. ARIZONA.

viii practice n a'i th. ,ufts Of thu Territory
xnvernment lati basinsss . speciality. Coll
1sesions promPsl, made
a. oFF cs-in Vernon SpraGgs Real Estate
Agency.
Mesa free press., 1894-06-28
ORDINANCE No. %.

An Ordinance corr. G Ing q intake in 'hs cor
. rate nam, OF this Y.lege, and aMen' =
ing Or t'naic.s One &c I'll htesa inc usi e.
OF thi. Village, iOr e. e urpose Of correct
ing sad nj, stake ais amending IN sam
manner all otH;i siinu es, resousiohs
&C., ~ the Comm On Council II this v.llage
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-07

The name of Donohoe's Magazine.
founded by Mr.. Patrick Donohoe of Bos-
ton in 1879. is known and respected
throughout the English-speaking world.
Within the past year it has achieved
almost marvellous success, and stands to-
day peerless IN its field, doing splendid
work for greater religious tolerance and
better economic conditions. This success
has been won under the direction Of its new
publisher. Hon. Daniel p. Toomey, who,
in addition, is at the head of one of Bos-
toms book Publishing companies and is a
representative from that CITY in the legls-
lature OF Massachusetts.
Mr.. Toomey writes as follows in cam
did and interesting letter:
II believe in Paine's celery compound.
If tell you why, you may, perhaps, wish
to publish my words. But even that does
not deter me from writing you the truth.
| have no sympathy with the man who
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-07
PROSECUTING BOOK AGENTS.
The Way That Boston Man Gets
Rid of Them.
ST Louis Globs-Democrat.

"while every one Is willing to eoncede the
fact that book agents deserve credit for their
industry" said Percy Walsh OF Boston at the
Southern last night, "most OF us look on them
much in the same way as we do upod March
wind or rainstorm. In the absence OF these
eventswe are willing to eoncede their good
points. but while they are around we have very
little use for them. Hence many people nave
schemes to get rid of the man who wants TO sell
yon book which you cannot possibly obtain
except through him, and which you cannot
possibly do without.
my plan is not copyrighted. though 1t Is
good one. A quarter OF ceDtury's familiarity
with the noise of machinery has bred such
contempt that l can talk easily while half
dozen engines are pulling all around me. When
an agent insists on convincing me OF the mag
ntcence OF something / do not want never
waste any energy on arguing with him or
throwing him out, but simply walk out OF the
office into he engine-room, inviting the agent
10 come with me. For about hall minute lie
will try and make himself heard over the dlu
aud noise. but before long he abandons the
hope In despair INDUCES In language more or
less unfit Tor publication and departs. i waste
no time by the process becausr can make one
OF my periodical inspections while In tue fac
tory and save a visit laler."
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Mr.. Low may select the Edison Company
will insist that the company shall be given
the contract for furnishing the light.
THE STOCK MARKET.

The market received quite a setback yesterday
at the hands OF Gauthier and pronounced bears.
Considerable stock changed hands during the day,
and soon the selling orders Stacked up at all
prices Immediately reacted.
Nothing new was received from the front, but a
good showing is looked for in the superintendent
letters that will be placed on file to-day.
NOTES
Silver was stronger yesterday. selling at 61ssc
in New York and 20 1916 in London.
The Metropolitan Railway Company has de-
clared dividend of loo share. payable April 10.
The California Electric Light Company has de-
clared its regular monthly dividend of loo per
share, payable April 10.
The Edison Light and Power Company has de-
clared monthly dividend of 662sc per share,
payable April 10
The Spring Valley Water Company viii pay a
dividend of SOC per share on the 10Th
The Pacific Gas Improvement Company will pay
dividend of SOC per share the 10th.
AT the annual meeting of the Con. Wyoming
Company the 4th the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year: A. g. Cur
L. G. Marschutz H. L. Van wyck and w. E Lamb
directors. w. j. Gurnet was reelected secre-
tary
On the Bodie the north drift from crosscut l.
Burgess winze so feet from top 200 level was
tended Is feet. There Is about inches OF good
grade in face. Each croSscut from above
winze was extended 5 feer.
On the Buwer Con. upraise south or was
extended "a feet and will connect with east cross
cut 100 level to-day (April IL South drift from
croSscut south was extended IL feet There Is a
small seam of fair-grade in the face. They
are getting come milling from slope above
north drift 200 level
Assessments Pending.
Following liz list of assessments now pendinp.
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DESERTED AT THE ALTAR.
Ten Thousand Dollars Paid for a
Marriage Certificate.
PhIladeIphia Record,

A romance In which Robert Beale's wife,
Lille, is reported to have received $4,000 TO
relnouish her marriage certificate and give up
all claims upon him as her husband, has just
reached most interesting climax at Cain.
Chester County, Pa. If the report proves to be
correct Beale will doubtless cease TO be wan
derer in the far West and return to the life OF
luxury aud ease which he formerly enjoyed as
a member of one OF Chester County's wealthes,
families.
Robert Beale, who is man of so. developed
his Ease mating romance IN the summer and
autumn of 1892. He and his equally wealthy
brother resided in the mansion on the hill.
above Cain station, on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road. They were the chief landed proprietors
OF he neighbornood. Near their mansion,
down in the little village that clustered about
the station, was the modest cottage OF Robert
Walker. section boss on the railroad. 10
Walkers humble home dwelt the prettiest girl
in all The neighbOrhOOd-Lillie his daughter
who was sent on frequent errandS from the Cot
Iage 10 the mansion.
On one of these running visits to the hill the
charms of the section boss daughter attracted
Robert Beae. Subsequently he sought and
found many an occasion TO meet his little
charmer, and, finally, one day In October, 1892,
the two took train 10 Philadelphia. and wnen,
two DAYS later, they returned. the one TO the
mansion aud the other TO the cottage, Lille
told with pride that she was Roberts bride, AMI
showed TO her nearest friends the marriage
certificate In evidence OF the happy union, Tor
probabl- as that wedding OF poetic fancy in
which Maud Muller and the Judge were wed.
Beale had no sooner claimed Lille as his
bride than he sought TO relinquish her. Again
and again she called at the mansion on the
hill, but its doors were closed against her. Mr..
Robert had given word that she was not to be
admitted, the servants SAID.
Two weeks after the wedding Beae went TO
Philadelphia whittier he was followed and
traced by detective whom the girl bride had
employed. Then he went 10 Denver. Colo. and
has since been wanderer in the various cities
OF tile West
After Roberts mother had died few week
ago lille attended the obseqles. hoping Their
TO find and claim her husband. But ne was not
there Since then she has received and spurned
an offer of $4,000 to give uD her marriage GER
tifcale ana renOuDce her bridal claims.
Finally, as the impossibty OF an intimate re-
newal OF marriage relations dawned upon her.
she was persuaded to give up her husband, and
thus, il is reported, tile settlement Tor $4,000
came about and Robert Beale is expected home