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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-28
GEORGE FOX.
Known at First as "The Man I'm
Leather Brooches"

Fox, like Muggleton and Bunyan, was a
man of commanding person; he had a pow
erful and ringing voice, and he possessed
immense courage, obstinacy and self-will
and he could go long without food. He
evidently was gifted with a peculiar mes
meric power which secured him an almost
unlimited ascendency over some persons, and
the flashing Of his eyes when he became
excited made his looks terrible to encounter
When he first began to preach he dressed
in leather, which got him the name of 1.-The
with the leather breeehes." Latterly
he seems to have adopted a less conspicuous
garb.- In the extremely beautiful portrait Of
him, said to be by Lely, he is painted in
of William Ill. wearing his own hair and
with his massive power about the whole
face, and the eyes and lips are wonderfully
expressive.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-28
ANNOYING VENTS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Great Northern Railway
Company. for the election of three Direc-
tors to serve for the term of three years
and for the transaction Of such other busi-
ness as may come before 1t, will be held
at the Office of the company in St. Paul.
Mimi, on Thursday. October sth, 1896. at IA
o'clock noon. Edward T. Nichols .
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba Railway Company for the cleo
ton of Board of Directors and TRANSACT
ton of such other business as may coma
before it will be held at the Office Of the
company in st. Paul, Mimi, On Thursday,
October Sth, 1896, at IL o'clock in the fore
noon. Edward Sawyer
Secretary.
st. Paul. Mimi. Sept. 2s. 1896.
8 MOS. INTEREST ALLOWED JAN. 4 ~
on deposits made on or before Oct g. at
The State Savings Bank, Germania Life
Bldg. 4th and MINI. SITS. Jul. NJ. Goldsmith,
Treas.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-28
The Smallest Human Brain.

DR.. Gore has furnished the Archaeological
society with an account Of the smallest adult
human brain ever examined by professional
anatoInist or psychologist. 1t is a well known
fact that the brain of the adult male aver
ages forty-nine ounces, the female forty-three
and half ounces. The adult human being
who had the smallest brain ever weighed was
a female of forty-two years of age. She was
five feet high, and her intellect was infantile
The brain, without the membranes, weighed
ten ounces and five grains. being the smallest
mature brain on record.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-28
A Panther's Awful work.

american Field.
few days ago, near Mansfield, Mo-, a
anlily Of homeseekers named Allen camped
under tree just over the Arkansas line
The father and mother slept under their
emigrant wagon Their two children, four
and six years old, slept in the wagon. * In
the early morning panther leaped from a
tree into the wagon, tore open the throat OF
the baby and struck the older child a fata,
blow with its paw. A dozen armed settlers
we're hunting for the wild beast on Tuesday
Of last week.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-28
GAMBLING.
A Religious Duty With the Hindoos
on a Certain Day of the Year.

Amongst the Hindoos throughout the whole
of India there is holiday celebrated in
honor of Lakshmi, the goddess Of wealth and
good fortune. wherein gambling Is universally
regarded as religious duty. 1t is known as
the festival Of lamps and on that day all
classes indulge in games of chance with
shells, coins, cards, dice. etc., and the future
of the individual, whether good or bad is
looked upon as forecast of his wealth or
poverty during the ensuing year. The women
take most intense interest in the proceed
ings, and, if fortunate, expend their winnings
in the purchase of sweet-meats and fruits,
as gifts to all their friends and relations,
toys for the small children and fireworks for
the boys. At Benares. their sacred city, as
night approaches, small earthen lamps fed
with oil, are kindled, making the outlines of
every mansion, palace. temple and minaret
visible. All vessels in the river are also
Illuminated; so that the whole city is one
blaze of light.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-28
KLEPTOMANIA.
A Man Was EffectuaIIy Cured of 1t
by a Penitentiary Term.
Washington Star.


Washington Star.
!. Speaking of kleptomania,'' said L. A. Rob-
inson formerly a well-known officer Of the
Chicago police force, II know one case where
a term in the penitentiary operated as a COM
plete cure. / will not name the man. be-
cause he Is in business and highly respected,
but 1t was genuine case of kleptomania. He
was founding, adopted at an early age by
widow lady who was childless and possessed
Of considerable wealth. AS boy he stole
everything portable he could find and was
always punished for it. When he attained
his majority he courted model young lady
successfully He stole a horse and sold it
to get money for a bridal tour. He did not
have quite enough, SO he took his wife's
trunks and sold them, together with all her
wedding dresses; was arrested for stealing
the horse and sent to the penitentiary. His
Vile obtained divorce. When his time was
served he returned to his former home where
ne lived an exemplary way for several years,
married and went into business in partner
ship with his father-in-law That was ten
years ago. and no man in the state is now
more highly respected by those who know
him. 1t Is radical cure for kleptomania. but
In this case. at least. complete one."
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-28

goes, and 1t may be said with truth that. as
an old lady, her appearance is quite as charm
ing in It's way as 1t was beautiful a quarter
Of q century ago. During her stay at Cowes
on board the Duke Of Hamilton's yacht This
tie the ex-empress was frequently to be seen
In High street, walking with the Princess
Murat and Nine. de Gallifet or Nine. d'Arcos.
The ex-empress will pass the autumn at
Abergeldie CASTLE once more placed at her
disposal by her majesty.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-28
Homeseekers' Excursion..

Tuesdays. Sept. 2S and Oct. and 90 via
the Chicago Great Western Maple Lean. at
rate OF one fare for the round trip, with So
west and South. Good twenty-one DAYS.
Stop-overs on going trip. See c. E. Robb.
e. P. &c I. A., Fifth and Robert streets,
suits we are making for SIS? j. T. Schusler.
357 Robert street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-28
Ex-Empress Eueenfe

London Chronicle.
The Empress Eugenie is now In better
health than she has been for many years.
The rheumatic pain which she had In her
right leg as almost entirely disappeared and
although she Is still obliged to walk with a
stick, she can take exercise for several hours
every day without feeling much inconveni-
nee. Her tall, graceful figure, her beautiful
white hair and her very distinguished feat
ures rendss' her conspicuous wherever she
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-28
CHEAP HoMEsEEKERs, EXCURSION
Via "The milwaukee,"

On Sept. 90, Oct. and Oct 90 the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway will
have on sale home seekers excursion tickets
TO all points in the South and Southwest;
also to points in Western Minnesota and the
Dakotas. For particulars apply at city tickeb
office, 365 Robert street, or address j.. A
Conley, Asst GenI Pass. Agent, St Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-28
Homeseekers, Excurs,on

Tickets will be sold by the Northern Pacific
on Sept. 20 to points west of Staples up to
and including Minor, Pembina Leeds, James,
the round trip, plus $500. Ticket Office. 1S3
East Third street, st. Paul. 10 NicolIet House
Block Minneapolis.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-28
Most UNIFORM Climate.

The climate of the Scilly islands is the
most eauable In the United Kingdom. 1t
so degrees. On the coolest day It is warm
and on the hottest day 1t is cool. There
are only three seasons in Scflly, Of four
months each-zpring, summer and autumn.
When the autumn ends spring commences.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-28
THE BEST BASIS.

10 to G-ss for COCOON or Cur
rency.
Time required from 10 a. M to D. M;
fare, So from Chicago to Cincinnati; pay for
tickets in coin or currency. See H. r. Der
Ing, Assistant General Passenger Agent, 24S
South Clark street, Chicago, about them.
The Cincinnati Limited, S-hour train over the
pennsylvania Short Line, will get you there
in good shape by large majority
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-28
Where Eggs Go.

Calico print works use 10000, 900 dozen eggs
per year, wine CHARTERS use 10, 900, 600 dozen,
the photographers and other industries use
many millions, and these trade orders in
crease more rapidly than table demands.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-28
LOCAL NOTICES. a.
To Home Seekers.

The Wisconsin Central Line will sell ex-
cursion tickets to the South and Southwest
Oct. 20. For particulars call at City Ticket
Office. 373 Robert street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-28
Have You Tried the Cafe ParIop
Cars Run on Day Trains of the
Wisconsin Central Lfnef

Warm meals and refreshments served Ia
carte at all hours. Pullman's finest sleepera
run through to Ashland Milwaukee and CHI
cago on night trains. City ticket Office No.
373 Robert St
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-28

On the first day of each month the
Messiah and the Empress hold a
reception and receive the homage of
the angels. Those not of the '.faithful'
are usually excluded from these recon
uCns, but correspondent and two
other gentlemen-F. J. Hagan, of No
$50 Berkely street, Uniontown, Pa. and
William H. Braker, of No. 1885 Mich
lsan avenue, Chicago, Ill.-were per-
mitted to witness one of them.
The Messiah and the Empress sat
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-09

ueber Sasb in 6 ns@
lamb unb ibre Grgebnthe bat eln eng
Iif9er ssadmann anndbernbeShdb
gen aufesitsnt. Oarna4 pirben IN
iebem Sabre ettpa brei Milionen 5a=
fanen, atpsi Milionen 9aielbihner
unb 10000 @ebbibner erlest. Oie
@umme, tpslde idbrlia allein fir bas
Saebredt auf 9aielbubner beoahlt
tpirb, errei6t bic 90be bon $5,OOO,s
600. Damn tpiirbe alio iebes erleste
9aielbubn benz Sdser bic Rleinisteit
bon $3.50 foiten, Elm preis, Der unz
fern 9ausfrauen tpobl tpenis sefaQen
piirbe. Die 3abI Der erleeten &ebs.
biibner 1T tpabrfheinlid Diel gu niebz
rig sesriffen; anbere Sdser bebaup@
ten, bab man unbebentlid cine Nuu
5ufiisen tonne, tpenn nidt gar aipei.
6a1en unt Roninhen aufammeu fallen
iGbrlih uneefdbr 80 Minionen Stiid
Der Sagb gum 0pier.
= Das NaDf a bren bat in
Muitrolien cine Musbebnuns erreidt,
pie taum irgenbtpo. Mls Bemeis
biene bic 9batfade. bab 0ictorid auein
i'm perfloifenen Sabre an Ii. .O003pei>
rdber i'm Mertbe BON ca. $4O0, 1000
einfiibrte, seeen 5000 I'm Woriabre.
Illerbinss iinb bic Gabrrdber Bel ben
eroben gntfernungen unb tbeuren
Transportmitteln BIER bon belonberer
8ebeutuns. rlamentli9 in mediterranean
@egenben, tpie in Meis sMuitralien; anz
bererieits aber bat audi Der @abfabr=
fport cine eana sefdbrlide 9Obe err
rei9t. 1astGglth forbert er ieine
Opfer, tpie es mod por einigen Gagen
geihab. Der @eneralinipeetor Der
fiibauitralifhen @taatsfdulen, 9art=
lep, rannte in Mbelaibe berart nit
einem Better 5ufammen., bdb er ftiirate
unb fhiper berlett pom plabe getru=
gen tperben muBte. Der unterrihtss
niniiter mcnte barauf befdnnt, bab
in allen Gtcets{1ulen an bic Wdnb=
.tofeln 81 is5veiben iei: .llnier Ndter,
btr bu biit I'M Himrnel. gib initrml
tbtuern Meifsr unb geliebten s}rtunbe.
W2r. 0drtitp bit Ge{uHbbeit ipieber!1
llebtr hit{s NeEcrbnuno bsfrl&t dH<,
aentine Gptrilituna.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-12-09

Sbiff rMIiba", @apttdn Sriiper, tit
Bel Squique seitranbet nnb sdnali1
tprad getporben. Die Befabung, 25
Mann. bepertfteIiste tire Rettung
nit ben Sdiffsboten. - @eprg Ru>
feler bierielbf, Di6ter bes Srauerz
fpiels nOie Stebingsr", erbielt fir
fetne neuefte @ebi6tfammluaa ben
4ugsburser Shillerzpreis.
Syreie StGbte.
Bremen. Der 8ote Mar Rletne
tpurbe tpesen 8etruss unb l1rfunben=
fdlfdune su II Sabren Gefdnsnib
berurtbeilt.
2ubed. Die Grbarbeiten aum
8au bes e>Srabezganals nebmen
bier unb in ber umgeaenb fidtliden
Sortfdritt. Sn Der NGbe 2iibeds iit
man nit Der ginbGmmune bes Rrdz
benleides unb ber Watenib bei9dftiat.
gs miiHen itarfe DGmme aefdiitfet
perben, neil ber MaHerfanb bes Ga
mails Elm bOberer als Der ber betreffenz
ben @etpdner fetn tpirb. 8iel Miibe
berurfadt bic Nbtraeung Der nit alten
unb rieienbaften 8dumen betpahfenen
Wdne, ba bas itarfe Muraeltpert eine
8ef4leunieuns Der Mrbeiten perbtnz
bert, tpie aud bic 8efeitigune ber
alten Geitunesp,auer. Sm Wei9bilbe
berStabt finb bereits mebrere Srodens
Dagger bebufs Musbebune Der CRIB
manen in Sbdtisteit.
Sdpei;.
Bern. Oas bonn 8unbesratb aez
nebmiste 8etriebsbubest Der faatli=
den IItobolpertpaltuns aeist einen
Reinsetptnn bon 5,35O,OOO sSrancs.-
Der ornttboloeii9e 0erein ber Stabt
8ern unb llmsebuns beIdlob bic Nb=
baltung elmer internatipnalen Sing=
unb 3ierpOselausiteluns i'm 5riib=
labr. - Oas biitoriihe MuIeum in
Bern bat bic uralte @lode bon 2eibi<
gen fir $50 Sranes eriporben. - Der
Gemeinoeratb bon Bern bat Elm pro<
iect betreffenb @riteuuns elmer neuen
Mdoaeniecunbaridule nit Surnbane
unb SpielplaB genebmiet. Die 8oz
iten iinb fir oas S9ulbaus auf 548,=
600 5ranes, fir bic Surnba1e auf
$4,000 Srancs bere6net.
IppenseII. Sier fanb elm
ylationalturnfeit ftatt. gei sablreider
8stbeilisuns bon ieiten bes publi=
tums perlief bas Surnen obne ieben
unfau. Gttpa 20 musfelerprobte
Mdnner unbSuneburi iden asisten tire
araft in Steinbebn, Steinitoben,
SApinsen unb Rinsen; unter ben
Metttdmpfenben befanben ii9 in Der
Mebraabl Iuspdrtiee.
9 Bbers. Der 24iGbrise Gptt=
frieb Senser fiel bonn SOlIer in bic
Senne. Der @srunsliidte erlae nad
eintgen Stunben fetnen 8erlebuneen.
Gnse. 8sim Giniturs Der Riidz
faHabe ber 0ind Sfenbriieeen perunz
gliidten feds Nrbeiter. 5obt auf bem
usage olteo So9dnn Wtouer.
Oeiterreid=ltngaru.
air9bers am Waeru m
Der bieiise Wirtbfdaftsbeiiber So.
bann ptfiinger tpurbe nit ~gefpaltenen
S6dbel tobt aufeefunben. Der 9ba,
perbdatis eri9eint bic Srau bes gr:
moroeten unb beren 3ubdlter.
3Iasenfurt. 9ier ftarb bel
Meb. .zOr. Resierunssratb Rrabniss
Oerielbe teitirte 10000 9ulben fiji
ben 8au zines &inberIpitals.
&upferb mer. Sn bel
Brettermiible ipurbe Der Mrbeitel
8Dbm bon einem Sransmifiionsriemer
erfabt unb an breibismal um bic Wen,
gebrebt, nobel Der 8opf iebesmal ar
bic Sdule f4lus. Der 4rst eonita;
trte cine pollftdnbise 3ertriimmerune
bes SddbeIs. Der 0erungliidte bin:
terldbt Weib unb &inber.
@rob zBecsteref. Der 0or.
itanb ber Siliale Der Sefterr. .=unsar
8ant Mar 9einrid. Der firalid aus
einem Wiener 9otel perfdpunben mar
bat in 8enebig einen Selbitmorbper.
fub semadt.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-29

THE Tucson Star of late date
makes the following remarks which
the FREE PRESS heartily endorses
"A lively contest is expected al
st. Louis between the regular
delegates headed by NJ. HI. McCord,
and the boiling delegation headed
by William Christy. Everybody
who knows anything of the merits
Of the case knows that the McOord
delegation is the regular and legal
delegation and as such should be
seated. The regular delegation
are for Mckinley and beyond any
doubt represent the sentiment of
the Republicans of the territory,
while the Christy delegates are
simply boilers who represent the
sentiment anything TO beat Nc
Kinley.' Fair play is a jewel and
this applies to politics as we'll as
anything else but it does not seem
to have much standing with the
Chrissy outfit. The word, sent out
Fly the a4ti-McK cKinley combine,
If you cannot elect your delegates
get up contest, seems to have
been folio xed in Arizona to the
letter"
Mesa free press., 1896-05-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF Margaret ". Vernon, deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned
Adminlstrator Of ,hs Lstats Of Masgatet W
Vernon. deceased, to the creditors Of eAnd III
persons having claims against the said de
cesssd. to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the htst
publication Of this notice to the said Admins
traitor ct the office Of Morton 4 Shewman, Al.
tornsys. at Mesa, Aaricopa County, Arlsona
the same being he place tor tho transaction o
the business of said estate, in said County OF
Naricopa.
FABIUS N VERNON,
Administrator OF Estate Of Margaret w
Vernon, deceased
Dated Mesa, Arizona. this 2e;h day Of Nay,
1896
Mesa free press., 1896-05-29

Lsmuel Eastman of Chicago is
the latest man who proposes to
svolutionize the mining industry
Of the world" He is the inventor
of q machine for reducing ores by
electricity which, he says, has
solved the problem that has so long
puzzled Edison and other eminent
electricians of the country. The
machine. it is claimed, will enable
mine operators to secure SO per
cent OF the metal in the refuse
dumps. 1t is designated to "work
over the dumps and separate the
metals from the most rcbellious ore
at cost of not more than l per
cent Of the values recovered. Mr..
Eastman is SO fearful of the possi-
bility of the discovery of his secret
that be has hidden the several
parts, though an application for =
patent has been filed.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-29
Articles Of Incorporation

Know all Men by these Presents. That wa the
undersigned. have This day voluntarily asso-
ciated ourselves log sther FOR the purp,s of
forming q acorporati0n u .er the laws Of the
Territory OF Arizona, an We hereby certify
F.rst. That the name OF this corporation is
'fheenlx Fish snd truiS Company and the
names Vt the inc, operators are John Goodfe.-
low and II. 4. Noruy ks, AMI its principal place
Of transactiug its buis.ness shall be pnosnix.
ArizoLa.
Second. The general nature Of the business
proposed to be transacted is that oi retail
ue.iers IN fruits, fish, flowers ana such like
u.eroiiandise.
1h'rd. The amount Of the capital stock
authorized 10 Twenty-Five Huldred Dollars.
which shall be paid Ia cash, anu the stock is-
sued thereon shall not be assessable.
Fourth. The time Of the commencement Il
TINS corporation is to be from the signing and
acknowledgement Of these articles. and the ter
mination shall be ut the emf Of twenty-five q,
years.
Fifth The Affairs Of the corpora, ion shall be
conducted by two directors. one Pres. dent and
every Year. iurinu the first year the incor-
porator b. rein ehAll be the Dneotors of the
corporation. aud JCha Goodfel.ow shall be
President AID IL. Nordyke Secretary thereof
lhe seal to be selected and adop ed Dy sa,u i,.-
c,rporators.
Sixth. The highest amount Of inde bt dnsss
CE iiab l'ty 70 which the coIporat ON 10 ut any
fitll tn 10. -. ola
Seventh. That the private property Of the
stockhoiders in this corr Grafton ID 10 w exempt
from corporate debts
In witness whereof we have heEeunto set our
hands aud seals this Sth day OF April, 1895.
JOHN GocDr I'll Low lseal)
H. /. EoADYKS (seai)
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
Cou .ty Of .Aaric.pa.
Before me, w Crenshaw, . Notary Public
in and f,r the County Of Maricops, Territory Of
Arizona, on thus day personally appeared John
Goodfeil0w and Nordy ke. known TO me to
be the persons whose names are subscr bed to
the foregoing instrument, and acknowledged to
me that they executed the same for the purpose
therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office this
Sch day of April. A D 1896
J w CRENsHAw,
(seaO Notary Fublic.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, rs
CUunLy VI MarlcCpa.
= I.jW Kincaid. County Recorder in for the
county and territory Aforesaid, do hereby Ger
tify that the wit,in instrument WIS fil.d for re-
cord At o'clock m, ON this 2O,h day OF
April. 1895, and duly recorded in Bo k No
corporations, Recur.s of Marieopa County,
Arizona. at page
Witness my hanh and official seal the LAY and
year above written.
wv KINcAiD,
eaO County Recorde
Mesa free press., 1896-05-29

mine In which he is interested
with Ralph Cameron. In his let
ter he states that he has discovered
near the mine a cave, the extent of
which is not known. He explored
the cave 500 feet in from it's mouth;
the room is forty feet wide and the
ceiling from ten to sixty feet high.
As the country lying south of the
Grand canyon is known to be filled
with great underground caverns,
the discovery of caves thereabouts
may be looked for. Attempts to
dig deep wells all over this section
have failed on account of striking
these underground caverns at a
depth of from forty feet upwards.
In many cases drills have dropped
through when the crust was p-ne-
tratsd and wind whistl-d through
the aperture. rhis happened in
the railroad well dug as far south
as Chino some years ago which is
said to have been sunk to depth
Of 1000 feet before the crust was
penetrated. .
Mesa free press., 1896-05-29


No, President Cleveland has
concluded not to ask the nomina-
tion for q third term. The skies
overhanging Chicago present .
silvery hue that don't suit the great
bond champions optics. IT'S said
now that he and his satellites will
put in their time from now on in q
frantic effort to forestall . bitter
denunciation of his policy by the
Chicago Convention. Even in this
present appearances indicate, his
efforts will not avail.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-29

THE FRRE PREss hopes that the
Mckinley delrgation--the delega-
tion To St. Louis-the delegation
beaded by Cleveland, Ford ct
al-wiil be seated. That delega-
tion was fairly elected and repre-
ssnts the sentiment of che great
mass of the Republicans of the
territory.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-29

REPoRrs say that the owners Of
ths La Fortuna mine near Yuma
have had an offer of 81 SOC, 900 for
that now famous wealth producer.
The sale Of the Pearce mine near
Wilcox was recently contaminated,
tho price paid being 1915, 900.
Both of these. mines were bonded
less than year ago, the former for
100000, and the latter for the
sum which has just been paid for
It, $275,0OO.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-29

Deputy United States Marshal
Frank Morrell is in receipt of
private letter from Pete Perry, who
Sa located in the Grand Canyon of
the Colorado, where be is working
Mesa free press., 1896-05-29

HIS Corpulsncy Grover Cleve-
land has mildly whispered that
another bond issue would be forth
coming in the not long hence. No
doubt he wants to clean up few
more millions before he retires. In
the meantime Uncle Samuel's
clothes are getting pretty well worn
and If he gets much deeper in debt
he will have to goiwearing a barrel.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-29

TIE bill for the segregation of
the Deer Greek coal fields has
passed both houses of Congress.
The opening of these vast deposits
of coal will add another source OF
wealth to the territory.
Mesa free press., 1896-05-29
FRrDAr. May 20, 1896.

ARlzoxA's bouds to the amount
Of 5000. 900 have been disposed Of.
It doesn't seem to be much troubl.
10 sell Arizona bonds.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-09-17
Illinois Central R. R.
HON ESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
at the low rate OF
ONE FARE round 18S i9 trip PLUS S2.0U

SOUTH Y. !. !. ].
nA UfYHyWH Homeseekers' ENcur-
ANbU lHlHW sons TO all stations s0ath
AhH Of cairo on the line nf
HM the Illinois Central and
AHh the Yazoo & Mississippi
Valley halroa6s cxcep.
lHUK III" Memphis and New Or
NV e. d u II leans, also 10 certain ID.
ditioDal territory I'm the south and Southwest,
from stations III Illinois. Wisconsin and lnui-
and on August ith aud lstp. September lst lbth
and 29th. and October 9th aud sOth.
sN For copy Of the south
ern Homeseckers Guide. describing the sgri-
cultural advantages Of the country trnversed
by the above mentioned roads. address. ~ Man
chester. Iowa, y r. Merry, Assistant General
Passenger Agent. For Information IN regard
to Railroad Lands IN Southern Illinois, and IN
the famous YAz0o Valley OF Mississippi nd
dress. III Chicago, Y. =, skene, Land Commits
siuner. |. G.. H. X.
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