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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-30
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fir ioIde pabrlib niht LANCE 3eit, UNI
lih fir bic betreffenoe &eoe bprSubes
reiten. IS 1T pDaia friib aenua.
ipenn man Der betr. 9tebner iebs bis
a6t @oden Dor Dem &atbplitentage
iiber lit uno baum bas %pplllt1nOi9e
Programm flno9eben lam.
Noh ein Wprt iiber Die bon uns
9eltellte Suroerung Der &eoegabe.
g8ir brallhen fir uniere Gotbpliten=
ta9e feline &unitrebncr poer &eoetiinlt=
Ter. gSus mir braubcr, iino Mdnner.
Die ibr Sbelna pDr einem grOBeren
SDrertreile auf Hare, gemeinperliano-
llAe nno einorinalihc 8eile al be-
banocln pilien. Nibt feilgei6nDrtelte
Pbraien iinb es, wel6e paucrnoen
Glnoruf MAIDEN, ~ipnoern Die Madt
Der gS0rn1e uno Strait Der eigenen
ueberseuNung, wel6e aus Dem @eoner
81 8eiIt llno Ser3 Der SOrenoen
ipreden; Sesbalb baben mir Die
Seoiuguug allen ouoereu porauseltellt
- unb mir wieoerbDlen lie nit allem
Na6oruf - Die &coner alf unIeren
&atbOlitentagen miiilen entih e.
ben tatbolit lie Ntinner iein.
,@onoerer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-30
Die Spue perbreitet oenS,ouptirrtbum

Sie 2oge perbreitet penSauptirrtbum
llnierer 3eit, bic &eligion lei benz ge=
lieben bes Gin3elnen onbeimgelteQt;
ollie lleberseugungen ieien beilig, ilt=
perleblih, 9leihberebtl9t uno 9leiA
ahtunsswiiroi9; bic &eligion be-
ibrdnte iid auf bas 8ebiet oes Ge=
milens; Der Staat iolle teine religiDIe
@utboritdt Der STRIDE anerfennen.
Sahelbe perlan9t Die SpSialoemotratie:
v~Nb'haifung aller Nufperbungen aus
Dhentliben Wiittel Su tirbliden rrlb
reli9inien 3wefen." Die io9enannte
rein weltli6e b. b. jeoem Gin=
flub Der Geli9ion ~entso9ene Sugeno=
erSlebuna lit oas Sopl Der 6reimau=
rerei. Die Sosialoemotratie i6mdrmt
fir @eltlihteit Der S1ule uno pbli=
9atoriIAcn Seiu6 Der Goltsi6ule."
Die gbe 1T nah Der 2%o9enmoral ein
Tertrag, rebtli6 lDsbar na9 Dem
gSi0en berjeni9en. bic i'm eingesanaen
baben. Der Sosialit Sebel b%ebauptet:
roie Gbe lei Elm pripatpertras obne
SaSmiihentreten zines 6unttipndrs."
Iuf politii6em gebiet gilt benz
6reimaurertbum als @runoiuB, ale
Mtenihen ieien ppltpmmeu 9leih unp
batten Oieielben &ebte; ale ieien BON
Natur aus frei, teiner babe ein Reht,
benz anoern 81 9ebieten, alIp aud
ni9t Der Gbemann ieiner 6rall, Der
Sater leinen &inoern. guf 9leihe
@eile foroeru Die Spsialilten 9lei6e
&e6te uno 9leide Yflibten glDer Obne
unterl6ieo oes 8eihle9tes mno Der
Ibtammuna. uniere ameritaniihe
98elberemanSlpatiOn i6eint oemn0d)
cine lpNi'6e GpnieQuenS Der iaiiben
8runoIQBe Der Sreimalerei nno oes
Soaialismus su iein. Die 2Oae perz
tiinoet oas 9roBe Sp9ma oes S~iberalis=
mus, Die SOltsipuperdnitet. Ser
SpSialismus %formulirt oaraus Die
prottilden 6plaerunsen: Sirette Sc
ieygebung our9 oas Golf, Selbltper=
ipaltung oes Goltes in Staat, Yropin,
lno 8emeinoe, @abl Der gebDroen
our6 oas Gplt; oes Bottles 90ille lit
bobltes 8eleB; Die SebOroen lino nur
acknowledgements Oes Goltes. 9luf
o5ialem 8ebiet baben bic ber=
iAieoenen Shattirungeu oes 2iberalis=
mus, Die Sogenmanner uno SO3ialilten,
ibre 'eigenen 8%runoidbe, Die ii6 na9
ibrem Yriuatintereiie ribten, poer wie
oben angebeutet, Die re ben uno bemit=
telten &iberalen lIno So9enmduner
sieben niAt Die leBteu 6Oniequensen
ibrer 8runoidBe ME Die drneren 60.
5ialilten Dleies tbun. Die Grlteren
prablen piel nit Sreibett,
8lei6beit, SrIoerli9teit
uno SOlioaritdt, aber es lit
leeres 6eidwdB; III @irtlihteit wollen
lie bic Serren uno Iusbeuter oes armen
Mannes bleiben. Die SeBteren molen
Grnit nit oieien i60nen IerbeiBungen
MAIDEN ulo in ioSialiitiiben Stoat
Die ,@iitersemeinihait uno 8lei6beit
einfiibren. Sagegen ltraubt ii9 aber
Der pOblbabenoe &iberalismus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-30

g8ie iiO Damn Die Saden entlpidel-
ten, lit Sbnen ia betannt. Sas lit Der
puntt, iiber ben 8rammont IN ieinen
Wemoiren iein aufri6ti9es Grltaunen
auslpri9t. @r be9rif niht, wDber
auf e%innal, na1oem Die Sahen cine
gang frieoli9e 8enouna aenOmmen
batten, bas &rieSeriibe ipieoer Die
Oherbano getpann.
"Une apparition sinistre survint.
Tout dun coup tout est change.
Qu'6tait-il arrive? Monsieur de
Bismarck q Berlin" (@ine unbeim.
lihe @ri6einun9 iiberraibte uus.
Yl6blib lit 9lles DerdnOert. Was mar
0ei9eben? Serr BON Yismarf in Yer=
linz so dbnlib ltebt es mDbl in
Gralnmont's Memoiren. SD citire
aus Dem 8eodbtniB. Seoenfalls mar
SD Die yunbeimli9e Griheinun9." SD
bemlerte iibri9ens, oaB i6 aud fOrmea
81 Dem mir our6aus n%Dtbpenoig ere
iAeineuoen Streiae bere6ti9t mar. So
luur mir anbeim 9egeben, Die Sepeibe
in ~extenso ooer I'M IusSuge su perOn=
entliheu. SD babe nidt gu beoauern
aebabt, oab i1 ben aussus semadt
babe!
Shirt Sismard bat bic 6dli9ung
ein8eitanben, oas itebt unwiOerrufii1
Ieit. Sine iolde Sanoluns entipridt
audi ieinen friiberen Sbaten CUR 9er-
beBung Der Boiler bis gum blutiaen
Nhstrase auf ben Sblahtfeloern. Sa
bilft teine Wtobrenwdide!
(ItainSer Sournal.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-30
&atbolifentaec un0 Saien=
9tcouer.

@om nd6iten Wonat an big in ben
Serbit bineIn meroen in ben Sereini9ten
Staten cine Nnsabl oeutidsameritani-
i1er &atbolitentage ituttiinoen. Der
Gripl9 oerielben wirb SIT einem arpben
Sbeil ~abban9en pOr Der Nuswubl Der
8eoner uno Der 8e9enitdnoe, iiber
welte oieie &eoner 81 reoen baben.
gu &eonern iOllten fir uniere Ga=
tbplifentase nur Mdnner 9epdblt
,peroen, welbe l. enti6ieben tatbolii6
limb, ni6t MIR I'M Geoeu. ionoern in
oQ' ibrem Sbun uno Senten; welbe
q, penn au,3 feline 6slebrte, 10 bod
ni6t obne einige q llgemeineg l.
oung iino uno in%sbeionoere ben
@e9enltano, iiber welben tie reoen
iDllen, 9enar t~ennen; pel6e 81 -
last, but not least - audi einiae
&eoe9abe beliBen.
Inter ben jeoesmal Mdnner
81 finoen, pclde alien oieien geoin=
guugen 9eniiaen, 1T ibwer. Gs 1T
ibon l6iuer fir ben allgemeinen Sa=
t%bolitentag, nod idwerer fir Die
&atbOliteuta9e III Den einSelueu Staa=
ten. Gaien, Welbe enti6ieoen tatbo-
lid Iino, baben mir aenu9; aber Die
9ebiloeten, Sugleib tenntniBreihen uno
reoebe9abten 2aien bon enti9isoenem
tatbOlii6en Gbaratter limb in Den Ser.
Staaten rar. IS ira9t iih: iino lie 10
rar, oaB ii6 ni9t nod fiir jcoeu &0tbO=
l~itentas einiSe finoen lieben? Nein!
Nur mub Die Nrbeit oes Sudens nibt
fridge oenepaar Wdnnern ilberlaiien
peroen, iuelhe oas betreffenoe 8orbe=
reltun9s Gomite biloeu. Sielmebr
iollte jeoer prieiter, iDel6er einen
Iolben Wann ooer einige in ieluer
@smeiroe bat ooer font tennt, jeoer
Iersin, Der einen iplden oOer iOlde gu
ieineu Witslieoern sdblt, bic Namen
uno Norelien b%erlelben Dem betrenenoen
Gomite meloen; ia, Mdmer, welbe
Die an9efiibrten Gi9enlhaften beliBen.
~iolten, Der Sadie Su liebe, ielber li6
bel Dem 6pmite meloen. Wenn bies
9eibiebt, 10 iino mir Siemli6 ii6er,
oab es aud an p~aiienoen 2aien= Geonern
fir teinen &atbolitentag ieblen wirb.
Ni6t ielten miro man iOl6e gans i'm
yerbDrgenen finoen, - Geute, Die man
bis babin gar niht in meiteren &reiien
aeiamnt bat. Inter ben 10 9ln9emel-
oeten iollte bann oas betr. GOmite
na6 lter prlun9 Die @a6l
tretten.
Seioer lit es porgetommen, oaB man
auf einem unierer &atbplitenta9e
einen Wann als Neoner sugelalien bat,
Der in berporra9enoer gDeiie an elnenl
por9ebli6 yneutralen", IN gyirtlidteit
aber 9eraoe3u culturtdmpferiihen Slatt
bctbeill9t lit. Ser9lei6en bari ni6t
ipieoer %portOmmen, wenn man nidt
allen entlhieoen tatbOliihen MGnnern
bic S0tbolltcntage aui INNER oerleiOen
mill. &Ommt Is oenno6 wieOer Dor,
10 lollte uno 10 miro bOfentli6 -
Die tatbOlii6e YreIie einen iDl9en
v&atbOIitentag" pollitdnoia i9nOriren.
Samit Der 3wed, paiienoe 9teoner
aus benz &o~ienItanoe 81 finoen, beItO
ebcr erreidt miro. iOllten Die 8Orbe=
reitun9scOmites bel 3eiteu betannt
MAIDEN, ir wel9e Sbem q
man Geoncr wiini6t. Sabeu lih Die
palcnOen Seute 9einnDen, 10 braubt's
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-30
@rs5W6cj @aitt

bat oas fulgeuoe &unoidreiben erlai=
len, oas in Den fatb. Girben Der grs=
oiD3ele ct. SOuis p~erleien wOroen lit.
st. 2ouis, Mp., II. @pril 1895.
Sp6wiiroiger lieber Serr!
Sa mir ieben, paB Der, y&atboliihe
Sausireuno", reoi9irt uno berausse=
aeben bon Gep. Seinrih SrDfbaaen 81
S'Galen in oieier SiOSeic, Defenders
III Den p%ersan9enen feds pber abt WtO=
naten iebr piele SGBe pertbeioi9t bat,
Die i'm @ioeripru6e nit Der geiunoen
tatboliihen Sebre iino, 10 balten mir
es fiir uniere pfli6t, su pcrbieter, ino
our6 bieien Srief perbieten mir Den
unter uniercr Sirteniprge ltebenoen
6ldubigen, Die %genannte Setting 81
lelen, oenn anltatt zines 6reunbes III
lie Elm iebr 9eidbrlider 6eino in eiuenl
tatbolilden Sausbalte.
Ser Gep. Geoatteur bat Ipl6e SdBc
pertbeioi9t, welde, penn lie Gom unter=
breitet wiiroen, li6erli6 ais ialib Mir
Den 9ebranomartt Weroen-einige piel=
leidt als teBerii6.
Sic weroen erill6t, bieien Srief bel
Der lebten Melie an Dem eriIen Sonn=
taSe na6 Gmpfan9 oesielben pnrsule=
len, llno unier Serbpt iOiuObl ulrf Der
&ansel pie i'm Sei6tltubl 81 erSpin=
gen."
Sbr erAebener in Gbriito
I Subn S. &ain.
Grsbii6Of Gooolutur uno @Omi=
niltrator bon ct. 2ouis."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-30
Sn ieiner 4nipra6e an Nigr.
Satpui

Die Der bO6w. 8ater 2onginus bon
pOttsUiae, 3d., BEL benz 6eltmable oes
leaentli4 Der Grunolteinle9un9 Der
oeuti6en tatbOlii4en Yfarri6ule oa=
ielbt belt, ia9te oerielbe unter 9lnoe=
rem gum S9luB:
Die pfarrei wel6e glu. greQens
bur6 Sbren SeiuG beebrt bat, lit cine
beutIAameritanii6e qfarrei. Sine
iebr bereote Perl0nli6teit bat oeiro9t
parltm mir o0rauf ~beltdnoen in uniez
rem Sir6en uno S9uien bic Spr06e
81 9ebrau6en melde mir bon unieren
tatbolii6en Milttern 9elernt baben.
Die Abii6t welhe mir babel p~erioloen
penn mir uniern Mutteripra6e in llll=
ieren Sir6en uno S9ulen benuben 1T
feline anoere als Die religi6ie MoblE
fa6rt unierer &inoer. 90 LANCE uniere
Slnoer Huf ben &nieen ibrer Miitter
lire 8ebete IN ibrer Mutterlpra6e
lispeln lernen, iOlan9s per ben
mir es ni6t unterlalien oieie, wi6tI=
gen Sebel IN Der EDIT tatbplli1eu Gr=
5lebIn9 ni6t unbenubt lailen. 0ntt
irtbif bat rs sewnlt, baB Die Sprabc
Elm ma6tigcr Jattur MINT MIR in Der
urberlirirrung rrligiDier Iraoitiunen
ionSern aud III Der fatbplil6sn Grs
5isBuns Jet. SeOO6 mir geben Der &an-
oeslpro6e in lrnieren S6ulen ibr pol-
les uno ungeI6malertes &e6t. 99ir
tueroen nl3t perbinoert oieiem freien
lno 9lOrrelden 2anoe, lei es uniere
Aooptlp : Seinatb Ooes infer @e=
burtsIGno, uniere polllte @nbdr9=
il6telt gu beiueiicn, 10 oab Nies
mano uniere e9te ameritanii6e De-
itnnun9 be3meifeln tnnn. llnIere
9tutterIpr09e in n~niereu Sir6en uno
S9ulen gu benuBen. itebt i'm bOllen
Gintlan9e nit Dem @eilte unicrer bl.
&eli9iOn, in welder ia bic 86lier uno
Natlonen Der geIammteu @roe in einem
0lauben O%erbunOen limo; es peritOBt
Sol6es au6 ni0t 9e9en Den @eiit un=
lerer SanoesperfGilun9, iUel6e alien Die
Sreibeit Der religi0ien ueberseu9un9
9epdbrt; es 1T in Gintlan9e nit benz
gelipieIe uno ben GrlnObnungen unie=
rsr grsbii9oIe uno Siidoie; es 1T i'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-30
Ste 0i5jtom MI8r. Satoai's

miro wobl in Der @irtli6teit 9a1t5 an=
ofre Sriihte Seiti9en, als es Stele err
iuartet baben uno es tperoen tpobl Die
beuti6en Sutboliten bieielbe nl6t 81
beoauern baben.
Sails nGmIi6 Der bO6miiroi9ite @po=
itpIii6e Selegot, mas ia Ntiernano be-
speifelt, etwas SeOba6tun9s9abe uno
entI6ieoenen &e6tsiinn bat, 10 tOnnen
Die 3.ei9sn Der 3eit ni4t feblen ibren
Ginorut auf i'm gu MADDEN.
Sn YOttsOile, 3d., bat oerIelbe am
Sonnta9, ben q. &pril, ben 8runo=
itein su elmer bliibenoeu, oeltl6en
tatbolii6en 9farri6ule 9elegt, wel6e
Der iebr ebrenpertbe bO6wiiroi9e Sater
2o0inus baIelbit erbaut. Wfigr. Sa=
toli reiIte in SssIeitung BON
MQr. S6rOber BON Waibing=
ton na9 Yuttspile uno ipra6 ltd bod=
erfreut iiber ben miiroigen Gmpfan9
aug, meiber inn in Der oeutl6en tatbo=
Itl6en ct. SObannes Der Saufer=
8emeinoe 81 She'll wuroe.
IS lit iebr erfreuli6, oaB Wi9r.
Satoli INNER Ofters ein9elaoen miro,
Ii6 OH ben tir6liben Seiern in oeut=
i9en tatbOliiden 8esenoen nno Ge=
meinoen 81 betbeilisen uno oas Bel
ipiel oes bo6piiroi9en Sater 2Onginus
rmpiieblt ii6 irbr Der &a6abmnms.
Sur6 periouli6s Sbeilnabme an ben
llnternebmungen Der oeut d EN-
&atboliten tann Der bO6n'Ite Ipolto=
hide SeleQot alsoanr perIOnli9 Die
8soeutrng Der beuti6en &atholiten
fir bas Gebeihen Der STRIDE in Imerita
tennen lernen.
@enn Mi9r. SntOli INNER nlebr
einllebt, iple biii6eno oas edit tatbo=
hide Gebeu in ben 9iDceIen uno 8e=
meinben 1T, benen Oeuti4e tatbOliiAe
SiiG6fe uno prieiter pOrIteben, 10
lam Die @irtung Der Sbatla6e wobl
teine na6trdsli6e iein.
@enn 0ti9r. SatOlli 81 ben ubi9ell
SeOba6tun9en nod bemertt, ME oas
leBte Setret bes Yapites betrefeno
bic 9ebeimen @eieai6aften 9eraoe DON
beutiden tatbOliiden GrSbiiAOfen uno
9ii90fen 10 prompt uno 10 enti6ieoen,
Obne bemmenoe, binoernoe, berSO=
9ernOe uno eHettitOrenoe Seoingungen,
Dbne lan99eSo9ene uno - aber -
pielei9t - uno berglei9en geoenten
mebr, laut uno OT1en Oertiinoigt NOR
ben lit, 10 miro aud biefe : b a t.
aae 9ewiB elmer, 9uten @inoruf aui
ben opOitOliiden Selegaten MAIDEN
miiiien, benin es benefit, Oab bic
beutf6en &atbOliten troB
aler gntitellung BON Seiten uuireuno=
li9sr @iroentrd9er 'uno bon Seiten
lumpiger S9reibericelen an Der eng
liiden Preiie, wirtli6 einen suten She'll
Der beiten uno lOpaliten SObne Der
tatbOlii6en STRIDE in @merita biloen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-30

Gintlan9e nit Den @iiniben u~nicres
ebrlpiiroigiten uno 9elicbten GrS=
bii6pfes bon 9bilaoelpbia, oeilen ua=
permeiolibe @bipeienbeit allein iein Gr=
i6einen bel oieier 6eier p%erbinoerte.
Sn Der @~egenpart Giu. GrtlsnS in
nIerer Mitte iebe i6 beute eil,en wei=
tercn geipeis, oaB lniere ebenertldrten
@runoidye iumobl nit ben 4biibteu
oes bl. Gaters als aud nit oellell Giu.
GrellenS ielblt ilbereinltimmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-30
Eut6O(ilder Eirten Ga(enOer.
5ouutoo, ben 5. Mai Sol 9uSf. 0iuSV,

lleber cine tleine @eile. - Sob. Is, 16.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-11-14

Levi Strauss overalls sixty cents at
Rogers.
Fresh bulk oysters at Cofliu's Friday
and Saturday.
just received, line of ladies' capes,
boys corduroy suits, at H. A. Rogers. !"
Mrs. W. H. Carroll carries full line
OF fresh pies. cakes, bread etc., in con-
nection with her restaurant.
Subject for morning service at the
M. E. church, November 18th, b. NJ.
Danford, pastor. a "Model Service"
A fine line of holiday goods has been
received at Dr.. D. j. Brannen's drug
store, and they will be displayed in a
few days for the inspection of the
public. 3"
A grand masquerade ball will be
given in Rabbits hall on Thanksgiv-
ing day night. The committee of
Young men who have the affair in
hand, are successful managers of en-
er,ainments of this kind, and a good
time is promised all who take part in
the masquerade ball.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-11-14


where they had been inspecting the
public schools. They will return about
the first Of December and visit the
schools in this and Mohave counties.
The announcement is made of the
nuptials of prominent and popular
young Flagstaff couple. The happy
event will occur on Monday November
25th. On that day Mr.. Ralph H.
Cameron the popular Sheriff of Coco
nino county will lead to the altar OF
hymen, Miss Ida May Spaulding one
Of the most charming young ladies Of
Flagstaff.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-11-14
The Scenic Line Of Arizona,
The Best Route to CaIlfonla,
Only North and South Line In Arizona.

fGrand Canyon Of the Colorado.
Fortified Forest
To the Great Pine Forests,
Cliff Dwellings,
Great Salt River Valley,
And numerous other points Of interest
Beautifully illustrated book free on applica-
ton. Through tickets to all points In the
United States, Canada and Mexico. All the
comforts and conveniences CT frst-class
road, with superb equipment.
IRA P. SAITH, Commercial Agent, Phoenix
Arizona. s. f., P. & p.
GEO. NJ. SARGENT, General Passenger Agent
s. F.. P. & p. Prescott, Arizona.
E. COPELAND. General Agent, A. T. & S. F. r
r., Ell Paso, Texas.
GRO. T. NICHOLSON, General Passenge,
Agent. A. T. & 8. +. r. R., Chicago, Ill.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-11-14

Notice is hereby given that the duplicate
assessment roll for 1895 is now In my posses
sion for collection Of taxes therein levied.
That taxes will be delinquent on the third
Monday q Ss,s,d uass p x
added to the amount thereof us penalty.
Payments must be made OF the Office Of the
Tax Collector between the bours Of Ga. m.
and p. M. Of each day. Sunday excepted.
A. T. CORNISH.
Treasurer and Ex-Ofici0 Tax Collector.
Flagstaff. September 10. 1895.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-11-14

I'm, Geronimo sun Is pleased to contribute
amhlr matters, but all notices Of festivals,
w., ~ meetings OF societies, suppers. enter
,a,rments and mention of marriages, births
'.d deaths, beyond the regular announce
"A will be chan sed Tor Ut regular rates.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-11-14
HERE AND THERE.

HERE AND THEkE.
Movements of Home Folks and Notes
About Visitors.
George Zettler has gone to Phoenix.
Miss Ella Hawks has returned from
Gallup.
b. F. Wisehart left Saturday for
Chicago.
Harry Cullimau left Saturday for
Kansas City.
Rev. A. E. Osborn Of Gallup. was in
town yesterday.
Christ Jantzen is now located In
Santa Monica, Cal.
Deputy U. S. Marshall, Frank Nor.
rell, was in town yesterday.
James Cart of Winslow was in
town several days this week.
Balm aud Robert Black and Will
Patton left for Globe Saturday.
]. A. Vail left Saturday for Los
Angeles on short business trip.
10. Harrington and family have
moved into town from their ranch.
James 10y has returned from Pres
colt and will locate here permanently.
Rev. Thomas C. Moffett left for Los
Los Angeles Monday on few days
visit.
| c. H. Fancher, agent of the A. d
P. land department, was in town
Monday.
Jean +. Webb. left for Prescott
Tuesday and is expected to return to-
morrow.
NJ. l.. Roach and wife left Saturday
for Delevan, Ill. where they expect to
reside in future.
W. A. Gillespie, chief clerk for
Master Mechanic j. Pullar Of Winslow,
was in town Friday.
W. S. Robinson, cashier Of the Ari-
, iona Central bank, made a business
, trip to Kingman this week.
Rev. G. +. Bovard was passenger
on No. l Monday on his way home to
( Los Angeles from Winslow.
+. NJ. luck was passenger on No.
Monday, bound for Prescott. to attend
t the Grand Lodge. F. & A. M.
Mrs. Scarborough has returned te
Prescott from Arkansas. She spent
several days here visiting her daught'
ers.
Mrs. j. W. Thurber aud children
y aud Miss Eva button left Sunday fol
;, Los Angeles where they will spend thu
winter.
- G. w. Bin'iley and wife. Davit
: Lowell aud viii Binkley left this morn
lug for Phoenix where they will spent
;, the winter.
Arthur W. Lewis, the Representative
of Fritz Bro., the manufacturers o
. the famous Marguerite cigars is il
V town to-day.
q W. H. Anderson and J. Guthrie
}. Savage left Monday for Prescott u
x attend The Grand Lodge, +. 4. A. NJ.
II as delegates Of Flagstaff Lodge. No. z
1t Howard Russell aud wife Of Albany
'e N. Y, Notwithstanding the disagree
y able weather, left for u visit to tn
ii Grand Canyon Of the Colorado Tues
day.
: Mrs. C. j. Rabbit returned from
visit to Cincinnati last week. She wa
}. accompanied by her mother Mrs. Vel
kamp, and her sister Miss Clara, an
they will spend some time here.
Jean +. Webb, representative Q
an eastern syndicate Of capitalist II
turned Saturday from St. Louis. MI
Webb will visit the Grand Canyo
next week to look at the mining PROF.
critics there.
Mrs. Robinson, mother Of w.
Robinson, cashier of the Arizona Gel
trail Bank, arrived Saturday aud wi
spend the winter here. Mr.. Robinso
has leased the Thurber residence whic
they will occupy.
Governor Hughes and F. J. Nethe
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-11-14
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

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apIs sI nU rates given upon application.
nS'incss locals 10 cents per line Tor first IN
'.om and cents per line for each subse.
ouent insertion
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line of Groceries Provisions Boots and Shoes Clothing
and Dry Goods
Come in and see us. We will wait you promptly
and will make you prices that low reliable goods
be sold.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-11-14
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c. N. FUNSTON,
Territorial immigration Commissioner
for cucunlnu County.

Information on the, mineral, agricultural,
timber stockraisng and other resources of
the county given.
Parties having requests for data of this sec.
ton are cordially ssked 70 bring II Or submit
the sspe u bin. .s''' - '''."'''
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1895-11-27
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NO ONE TO BLAME
For tho Death of George II. Phelan, of
Memphis, Tenn, While Playing Foot

For tho Death of George II. Phelan, OF
Memphis, Tenn. While Playing Foot
bali.
CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Nov. 25 AT
the request Of the authorities Of the
University Of Virginia an inquest was
held on the remains OF George Il.
Phelan, whose death occurred Sunday
morning as the result of the rupturng
OF u blood vessel while playing foot
ball Saturday.
A number OF witnesses testified that
there was no rough or brutal playing,
but, on the contrary, the evidence
showed that the game was unusually
free from II.
The physicians who made the post
mortem examination both testified
that the blood vessel, the rupture OF
which caused the death, was in dis
eased state and likely to be rupturcd
by any violent exercise.
The verdict of the Jury was in ac-
cordancc with these facts, aud to the
effect that there was no sign OF any
external injury on his head or body.
and further, that no participant IN the
game is to be blamed for any reckless,
rough or criminal conduct during its
progress.
In respect to the memory Of the de-
ceased. Mondays lectures were sus-
pended, and the remains were escorted
to the train by the students in body.
Mr.. Phelan was a member Of the law
class, and popular and bright stu
dent