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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-05-22
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that can not be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo,
Ohio.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions and financially able
to carry out his obligations made by
their firm.
West & Truax, wholesale druggists,
Toledo, O., Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
wholesale druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Price, 75c
per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Tes-
timOnials free.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-08-06
llnber,uoDb, Rtnu., s7be Suli 1895

llnberppub. Rtnn., s7be Sali 1926.
6r. Mebattsr!
gom Sc iefo pei, bar ies ifte isrepet
II Npi}erne paaFl lang lib; men bellere tiet
os taalt. Raar ies bar faaet en- Dat
Spaa BET enc Rinbbeu, iaa bar ies penbt
BET anbet III, og iaalebes forigst Ct iubl>
bilDe mig ie1p, at bet q aflutter Rier,
lis6.p, les bar faasts a'anpa aiming; tbi
bet bsber 10, at ben man liter, ben reps
Ter man, oS oesforuben nlan erl pffentlig
Beripn taalesen bel Del Rritit. seq
.bapbe moi lite iast nDSet M beller, me-.
ice Teri 1Sfobbuss sseren1 for 23be
5Suli Ell bel Del glpbeber ailsaaenbe lib
5,,npnelfen Of nD uperintenbent ION
iess ifte fSr piite pm, Ds at 8labet forz
gtolfer BET faalebes at be III Bopnliiter
pna County Board of G Comnissio-
sners biaip Republi litanerite At bstals
.9a,lsan forbans Jorreberi ntob 6o[.
Btet iibite Ssit, "a utaa ies, ielp om btt
Eer iuibt pppe ben trapleite 3giaalt,
sbebe llbsiuerne 81 y 5tobbnss seretl1 & pm
aStun TN en lioen Gortlari inc.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-08-06
strd Battle Safe ifripes til ps:: glI

ira 6Gttle Gate 1trtpes ~ %: 5 ~ e;
ting saar fin rolise @ans beromtri,13,
81 Mplinsen ier meset lopenoe VI. 5
Battle Lake Review for 25be Sult
ldite ies, at gpens .bebite Mduo M er
fommen til ben Drerbepisnins, at BET
nil .bli bepif at faa rnb SaloOnen ber !
8pen. Spis bette er iIfelbst q bst iuit
.itte rteset roienbe fOr gnet.s beoite
Ueanb, ba 5aloonet neppe er en- Plabs,
ION fOitrer Wsoral % sobe Saosr Den
Sraie, at Tolt, ION bill brittle, faar alt
be pil bape auisepel, er noset gann,el,
men n,aa peI siere Eieneite ! Mansel at
noget bebre. Oct er mango, ION bar
onbt for at forifaa, buab @apn Der er
at siDe somebody Mnlebuins til at
tase ub 2ieenie os iaa tase Bensene %
leie Bolitibetiente til at arrefere benz,
ION oritter fig fuIbe. Saa brnger man
ct argument, leg lite bar bert fsr, mem.
Zig at 9icenie piI idtte 8pens Gmbebs.
mdnb i en- @tiQins, bpOl Be flnbe sigre
fin Blist. Ses trOebe, at 2oD % al.
n1inbelis Soritano paabpb al1e os enbpe1
at sipre fin Ylist, enten Der e'
''2icenie'' eller ''no 2ieenie'. 8pis BE:
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-08-06
gfaar Tan gfanien benteS?

Tribtbiof Naniens BroDer; Mleranber
Nanien, Ear ienbt fslsenbe Brep til be
norife Blabe:
S benne Eib, ba iaa mango brgfter
bette Spgrssmaal. finber les BET ristist
at offentlissiere, bpaD min Bror, DR..
Manien, IelD ubtaIte bersm ! fine Brepe
til mig fra AJram", ,nebens ban par paa
8eierl norboper.
s ct Breu af l7be ynIi 1898 ffrtper
ban fsIsenbe
z 6porlanse leg Tan bli borte.
peO ies 10 itfe, men Opristist talt tror leg
lite, Der er mesen Sanoipnlisbeb for,
at ri penoer bie,n paa 2 Aar, bpis pi ba
lite fommer tilbage allerebe 9pit paa
@runb af idrlis uslnftise SsfOrboloe.
Seq tror life, ri piibuert 6alb fomu1er
biem fgr on, Mar, ia fanite Tan ber
saa 4 Mar, ia 5 Osiaa, fsr pi fonmer,
men ton,mer sisr pi, bet Tan bu pereitp
paa, BET er Der lite Stpsse af Epil ON,
for flis ri &c ruftebe, bar albr,s nosen
,paret ruitet for. Der er 10 en- Maliss
bebfor, al, pi lite fomner.beIt treu. til be
ytpiibirifte Ger iaar, men blir lissenbe
ginteren oper ct euer anbet Steo paa
ben asiiatiffe Rpit, % ie ba saar 10 Ct
belt Mar tabt, besuben er bet io lite sobt
at beresne bporldnse ielpe Driften pill ta,
men to Mar tar ben nj, Inin6it, bet er leg
filter paa.
ariitian,a, Abe Suli 1895. N
Mler. Damien
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-08-06

\ y
So Ole Olion, en- dlore 9rbeibsmanb
L MinneapoIis, git biem fra 1T Arbeibe
forleben Mften, msbte ban tie l.use 5pre,
ber bab BAN on, at lnane bans Mab=
ipano til ct bente ,,oset pls Ole
taante beu Spanbet nleo glabe iidr ba
be lopte BAN en- sob Slnrt af D0et.
gnbper Il be tie .os en- Drif, os ba DIE
ifulte idtte Spanbet mDb Munben, trpt<
tebe en Of BEN bet neboper bans pine,5
mebens en- anben inappebe bans l1br.
Det tos en Eib fsr ban f !. DGt Spans
BET os puet ub Of Diaene, os ba fob
ban aleae isien.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-08-06
stiningel1 paa Sa,uaiis

San Traneiseo 2ben Mu9uft. aon<.
sresn,anb 9iIborue, font ibas Tom tiIz
base fra bawaii, ubtaler iis imob, at
perne anuefteres af Goreneoe Stater.
timber Sau.taleu berom ptreoe ban: Seq
Tan fr,t iise, at ies tror lite, bet pilbe
pere beIbist iaaldnse be nuperenbe Tors
bolbe erifterer. 8efoltninsen beitaar
bopebiaselis af Sapaneiere, Rineiere, %
Rortusiiere, neb en- Iioen 8rocert glmeS
ritdnsre eiIer snss slittalsnbs gott Der
er en- Ianst itsrre groeent af 3Dibe euo
af Snbtpbte, iou lite fan Idie os ffrtpe-
Oct pilbe for os bIi uanifeIist at af
siere Stemmeretsipsrsmaalet pos bette
Blanbrnssfolt % buab SIass Resiez
ring be ffulbe baue. Der er M pratt
tif ct OIisarti os ben repubIitanife Sbe
bare lees ab. Genatet pelses af nosle
faa guien gienbomsbe sbeiiObere, Der iaIz
minbelisbes er liseiaa npibenbe iom De
Snbfebte. Man bar itor Reipett for
Hreiibeut Dole. 5an aniees for bpstis
% mDittissbebsfulb % er sobt lit.
Sapaneierne er be meit paasaaenbe os be,
ion. Der er NET @runb tic at frpste. De
ldrer burtis os benptter fig af enbper
JorteI De bar brepet mango Bortalz
siiere uo at 5orretuins % er meset lise
R,neierne Der. De'inbfsrer aIle Tins
fra Sapan % nbsiper insen Bense paa
Aerne. Det bebite bette 2anb tanbe
si6re ansaaenbe 0erne, piIbe Dere at faa
iftanb en- Trattat, Der uiIbe fire os bee
res Marteb. De naatte ielbfslselis saa
inb paa at Idsse bpi ESID paa faabanne
Hrobutter fra andre aanbe, fom fon1i
&onturance meb por. Spis bette blep
Isiort % ri tps Derne unber por 8efpts
teIie, piIbe Di besse baue 5orbel Of bet.
ISon, bet saar MI, tror les DrOnninsen
inart pil bIi fat pna Grone,. isien.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-08-06

Det piIbe pare til 2elernes 6orbel, on
be fra os meb bette SO. opbeuarebe 'RObs
busseren', iaa be Deb 5lutninsen af bette
l1bbrag funbe tase bet frent isien og leie
bet Sammenbaus. Det CT uGrb 8rpz
beriet.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-08-06

.895.
refining Marepis nbtert meb genge, ION
lite par SnoIe sninsspense, men bporaf
.bper Dollar ielpS Sn1aatte inbIeies. De,
i@reenbads, fom pi siorbe SOrretnins
meb / Be Dase, fanf j gdr0i, Os bog
5bruste pi bisfe omises fom 2anbets1
gerbimaalere. BdrbimaaIet er lite.
faa bnntel en- Eins, fon aOsle tdnfer.
.gdrbimaaIet i etbDert 4anb er bet nbs
itrpt, iom JoIfet ueb fdnes Brns tonlz
rner til at anpenbe nnt en- big beifemt
gins. ysdar en- Manb flyer ! Gnslanb,
al en- 9eif e. pdrb faa % iaa mango
gunb, sruser ban bet Orb, fOm Solicit
Iber q panbt meb. Seq er faa fnltnb4
alneritansr, at ies n.aa itanie % resne
oper, fsr ies peb, bpab BET betnber, naar
man ndpner ct Beleb 9unb. S 6ranfs
rise figerb be en- Eins er pdrb iaa mango
Granes. S EpifIanb er Nfaalst Mart,
men BET betnber lite r1oset for mig, fpr
ies sier bel ON til. noset, leg er panbt
meb. On noseu flyer mig, at ies peier
laa % faa mango ailosram, pilSe leg
lite pibe, bDab BET betpbebe, lite pibe
ON ies par tttns er let.
geu Barbimaalet fra 1862 til 1879
her / 2anbet par @reenbaf Daleren. Det
par lite en- Daler at priutdre Bense eler
Snblssninpspen9e. Det par en- paptrs
baler, ct 2sfte ON at betale en- pirtelig
Daler, os ben ianf efterbnert garbt.
5tunbom par ben perb 40 Gents os
it,1nbom 80, os ba ri naaebt op til at
inblsle ben arlise Bense. blep ben
parb BET famine iom Sub. Stu Geilen
peb bans Baaifaub er af inbsribenbe 8e>
tpbnins. 9Dab e. 8ense2 Dette er
ct 5pprsmaal, lom er fremiat at Bers
bens Scribe / mango 9unDreoe aar. Det
er beiDaret paa Ell Wansse foritieaise
Wsaaber. Men enbuer Stribent, ion.
lies er betienbt meb, inbrsmmer, at op>
rinbelis par gense altib en- Subitans,
| l1Dn1 beiab gar6i. Det rnaatte nebpens
b,spis fda pere. gsditen enbpsr Mrtifs
ifsl ! ysr6sn e fra Tib til dn6sn brust
/ iom Bense. Gn af be aaerfsrife Mrtits
Ter, iom br,lstes, par iltpiliOmt Sfinb
laf Dpr. De par lette at baanbtere,
tunbe tales os blep brust mere eller
minbre al enbner til RIdber, os islufgIs
selis bespnbte Menneifeilesten fbrif at
BRUCE benz ION 8pttemibbel. Man
bruste osfua Gaar, etpiit Maal af ppsbe
| leuer andre Rorniorter eller Osiaa Die
iom gense % enbelis @ulb % SslO,
forbi bisIe Mtetaller par bebff ftiifet at
olle be 2.iuu. man bar ppbdaet / Berben.
s,orne,,: So geno, e. et Bpttemibbel
q 4 msaol for gdrbier. @om garbi=
n,aor j SET en- gino. INN re.ptreeieuterer
y,arbi. y,oor ii tal,r II om gris, b.nts,s
Irer ni ben til penseeubeben eaer bens
Iqio.ndrbi. sioer ii. al en- s,eit e. paro
400. tanfer pi poa Sen relatipe gerbi
of s,e,t.n 90 Dalerne; Set e, soeitcn !
| ombnttelio gerbi e. parb ct 6unbrebe
gonoe FAD Z n,,oet iom gubitaufeu gsarz
bi,nbebeu. Ser e Ell pr,n,itip sSuuitras
t;on i bpob e gerbimool a.:
!6nis eonen pSIoer en- BuibeI s5uepe
d 3 J, hr,+ q i =. ss.,, 80
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-08-06
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Nk9M StsS.J y eBSgst ygstNas*s3
X Sen beren1te s. g. gorep ersaf po<s
puliiterne 0bio t1ott,ineret for @upers.
MT.
glepeii9lnpeu gorbetts 9uitru bar
@taat gfismisie ( meb 5000 aarlis grs
ifatnins.
gpilingbDernes 6Olfemansbe er:
5t. Yaul / 4o, ,ooo, Minneapol II Is, :.
600.
Great gtortbern pill iatte "a npge
aofomotiuer af iDereite Ronitrlfatioann !
@ans ibsit til ct trdtfs 8psben aifoper.
Wlan bar enbnu lite pdret iitanb til
at faa noset birefte Bepis mob glsiuran>
ceIpiubleren 9olmss, ON bpem Blabene
i bar baDt iaa frpstelise Mebbelier.
Gn Dame i ct. Baul paaitaar, at
i BUN bar feet Nbrabam 9intolns Manb, J,
% Pioneer Press bar en- bel Spalte
/ .oerom. @,ib. BET par ianbt. Tpr ners
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fsr fFnb,r tiifaaoer bette s. trnffenoe
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finn. in II supe erintende of Schools.
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Arizona republican., 1895-07-19

(except Sunday Beardstown and Springfield to Louisville; three daily trains Cincinnati to Louisville; two daily trains Parkersburg to Louisville. Rate via B. & 0. S-W R'y will not ex ceed one cent per mile. Tickets will be on sale September 8th to Huh, in- elusive. good returning until October 9th, 1895.
 One of the principal events following the close of the encampment will be the dedication of the Chickamauga Nation al Military Park, Chattanooga, Tenn. to which excursion rate from Louis vile, Ky, will not be higher than one cent per mile. In addition there will be cheap excursions run from Louis, vile to the various battlefelds in the vicinity. The citizens of Louisville are unit in their expression of according to their guests royal eutertainme nt during the encampment.
 Any further particulars desired will be cheerfully furnished on application to A. c. Goodrich, passenger agent of the B. & o. S.W. Ry., Kansas City, Mo. or to J. M. Chesbrough, general passenger agent. St. Louis Mo.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-19
EFFECT OF A WELL.
Creation of an Oasis In the Buck
 eye Country.

There is activity in the Buckeye country about eighteen miles from Phoenix. People are moving in and preparing to take care of themselves re- gardless of the work of irrigation com panies. we'll on the west side of the Agua Fria near Daniels ranch has been dug. It is sixteen feet in diameter, is thiry feet deep and contains six feet of water which seems to be a never failing flow.
 All lthe families in the neig hborhood are interested in it and preparations have been made for the purchase and erec- tion of a pump. The land in the vicinity has been divided into twenty acre tracts, all owned by partners in the well and these lands are to be watered from it. An engine of suffi- cient capacity was ordered yesterday. A school district of twenty pupils has lately been organized there and now the promoters claim that the member ship is rapidly increasing-all on ac- count of that well.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-19
A Costly Sleep.

A man whose name could not be as certained last night is now $20 poorer than he might have been if certain cir cumstances had not arisen to deprive him of his money. He received a cneck from Wells Fargo t& Go. early in the evening and not having anything to do to while away the long hours be, fore the train that was to bear him out of the city was ready to depart. he slowly, but surely. accumulated load that was not consistent with clear head and a steady gait, So ha wandered around the alley north of Washington street and laid down and went to sleep. While he was in state of un. consciousness somebody extracted the check from his pocket and when aroused from his somnambulistic sleep he was quickly made aware of his loss and notified the officers, but up to a late hour the hawkshaws found nc trace of the check or the thief.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-19
Wedding Bells.

Justice Johnstone was called upon yesterday evening to marry two sepa- rate couples at the same hour, but as the justice is not endowed with an as- tral form the matter, of course. was absolutely impossible, but oompro- mise was effected whereby the justice was to call at a given place and marry the first couple, then to make haste to another place and join the other two loving hearts that were anxious to taste of the pleasures of a connubial state. The first couple that was married and received the blessing of the judge were Jesus B. Romero and Marie Brown. The other couple were respectively named Daniel Clarahan and Parlee Holmes
Arizona republican., 1895-07-19
A Mysterious Blow,

Henry Munsen was found in an un- conscious condition early yesterday morning by Officer Hooker Tn block fl. He removed the man with dispatch to the city jail where physician exam ined him and stated that the man had received a severe blow on the back of the head with some blunt instrument. He pronounced the blow bad one, but is not of the opinion that serious results will follow. The injured man revived sufficiently to speak, but when asked how and where he received the blow that rendered him unconscious he was unable to state, for his mind was still confused. The neighborhood of block Al is becoming dangerous To-. calitv and over ne-half, if not two. thirds, of the crimes committed origi- nate in that district, and 10 be seen in that locality after dark is to be at tended with danger.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-19
TWO IN ONE. Consolidation of Electric Light Companies. Phoenix Light and Fuel AbsOrbS the East End The Consumm of the Deal Will Occur in Thirty Days. A Contract the Result Of Weeks ot Negotiation Was Signed
 Yesterday.

On and after August IS, next, there will be only one electric light company in Phoenix and that will be the Phoenix Light and Fuel company.
 A conditional sale by which this com. pauy bsorb bs the East End Electric Light company was effected yesterday. The sale was bound by the payment of @ sum of sufficient magnitude to induce the purshasers to consummate it and the date of consummation WAS set thirty days hence. The money is paid in the name of D. D. Mallory, the well known Baltimore oyster packer and the princi- pal, if not the only owner of the Phe- nix Light and Fuel company.
 President J. J. Gardiner of the East End company, was seen yesterday after noon. He said: "Yes, we've sold out. We made good fight tor year, furn- ished the people of Phoenix with cheaper light than shone anywhere else in the United States and sunk $10,000, all in year. We might have kept on doing it but for sometime negotiations have been going on for the purchase of our plant, for it was sure thing that two such plants could not exist forever in town of this size. The price of fered is satisfactory and we have de. clded to sell. believe that is all there is 10 be said about it.'
 One thing that purchasers of electric
 light may confidently count upon is a higher rate. It is fact that the rate ] in Phoenix is lower the9AgY other city in the west, if not lower than any where else in the United States. Both com panies are said to have been run ming at loss. The business in the hands of one corporation there will nat urally be disposition to reap a proi on the investment. This does not nee easarily mean that there will be g breath depriving increase of rate. may not. indeed. be a great deal higher than at present, for the business con centrated iu one company can be con ducted at great saving of expense.
 The attention of Mir. Gardiner will bt confined to his milling operations ane to the extension of his water system which, by the way, is an enterprise 0 recent origin and of which almos nothing is known. The water is sup piled from an immense we'll in tn neigh borhood of the mill and is raised by the power used in propelling thu mill and electric light and power ma chinerv. Water mains have been lait and service given on Third street iron the works to Jefferson and along Jeffer son to Second.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-19
ON EARTH AGAIN. Another Rich Strike at
 the Bonanza. The Discovery of a Fab-
 ulOus Ore Body.
Predictions of Old Miners and
 Prospectors Verified.
Work to Be Resumed in Full Blast in the Old Harqua Hala
 Mine.

TIE REPUBLICAN couple of days ago published an item stating that a rich strike had been made at the Harqua Halas. Yesterday informat was re- ceived that fully veriies the report.
 G. w. Mauk received letter from a Mir. Thornton stating that T. Underhill of Palomas, a trust- worthy and reliable man, had gwen him information concerning the strike. The rich find was discovered on the 200-foot level of the Bonanza claim of the Harqua Hala group. In short space of time 40 sacks of ore were taken out which netted $1 ,000 per sack.
 The find was opportunely made, for the company had been forced to lay off several men as ore was giving out and their intention was only to work the diamond drills and the prospecting crew. As it now is full force of men will at once be put to work to develop the new ore body.
 The ore is not by any means confined to pocket but is quite extensive and equal to the former body of ore dis covered several years ago and which put the Harq1a Hala mines at the head of ali Arizona bullion producers. | At the time the mine was sold to syndicate by Hubbard and Bowers for $1 ,250 ,000, MT. Hubbard was quite con- fdent that an immense body of ore would be found in the locality where the late discovery was made.
 The news of the new strike will be hailed with delight by mining men, for although the Harqua Hala has tor some years had run of uncertain luck many who were acquainted with the topography of the country were certain that the mine had not played out and would yet net the owners fabulous re- turns.
 The officials of the mine have in a measure been trying to suppress the news from leaking out and have kept close guard on the mine, but where a large nun Der of men are employed it is a matter of great difficulty to suppress news Of that character.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-19
GA. R. Cheap Railroad Excursion.


 The wisdom of the national commit tee in selecting city SO centrally To- cated, easy ot access, as Louisville, Kv., for the twenty ninth annual encamp- ment of the Grand Army of the Repub- lie, September 11th to 14th, is fully justified, judging from the numerous inquiries received from all parts of the country relative to transportation facili. ties, passenger rates. limits of tickets, etc.
 l. In anticipation of very large atten. dance, the Baltimore & Ohio South western railway (formerly the o. & M. R'y), the leading route to Louisville from the west, north and east, has made preparations to afford visitors every facility, both in the way of low rates and fast trains, handsomely and comfortably equipped. from all it's ter. minal points. Three daily trains St. Louis to Louisville; two trains daily
Arizona republican., 1895-07-19
WHITE SLAVES. A Proposition by Ohio
 Miners. Willing to Give Up the Life Struggle. They Only Want to Be Provided With an Existence. A Startling, But Probably True Story of Human Deg
 relation.

By the Associated Press.
 MAss1LLoN. Ohio, July 1S.-There has been much discussion here ss to the accuracy of the report sent out from Spring Valley, H.. to the effect that several hundred miners had volun- teered to enter into slavery if the neces- saries of life were guaranteed by the mine owners.
 Inquiry was sent to Mayor Dilmarge of Spring Valley. who replied: II am unable to say whether the miners would accept such an offer as was de. scribed in the telegram. I firmly be- lieve, however, that over one-halt of would be willing to sign such an iron clad cont ract.''