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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
REGULATING HIS OWN FUNERAL
All Arrangements M..de by Topeka MAJ
for His Obsequies. I

A Topeka man Of a practical turn OF
mind has made q will regulating his
own funeral. \ friend who is a parson
is to come from u distance TO say a
prayer Another friend, who is not n
FAR n, not even a church member, is
10 make a short talk Another friend,
who is woman and sweet singer, is
10 request three musical friends-ana
other woman and two men-to join
NTH her in singing appropriate hymns;
while another friend, a yourg fellow.
who learned the keyboard while ION the
road" for music house. is to preside
at the organ. The undertaken is not to
wear plug hat, or big diamond stud.
or a dressy Prince Albert coat, or in
any manner TO appear as if he had
snatched a moment from a banquet to
bury the dead. He is 10 be modest
and humble, giving the corpse a chance
for public attcntiOn-its last chance.
The pallbearers are not to be labeled.
They will be distinguishable from the
corpse by the fact that they will be alive,
and their duties will be understood
without wearing printed sign. They
must be good fellows, too, bright fell
lows, and they are requested to beguile.
the way TO the grave with cheerful
anecdotes of their dead friend. u
None of them may wear gloyes-un~
lertallers' gloves are so starchy and
stuffy- and a man whose hands sweat is
barred il furnishes the handles Of the
coffin. Grips and signs, swords, feath-
ers and bands are prohibited The par
son who shall say the first prayer shall
say the last, and "sprigs of myrtle" or
acacia" are forbidden. The pallbear-
Crs are to line up and witness the final
closing of the grave. All the funeral
arrangements are TO be in charge of
another friend. Il woman. who shall
comfort the family and see that chumps
keep away from the house; that brown
les bc not permitted to sit up with the
corpse" She shall receive flowers, if
any, friends may bring in, return
thanks for them i'm writing, and request
the newspapers not TO call them floral
offerings" She shall also detaCh cards
from these pretty rcmcmbrances and
preserve them for the family; the coffin
it shall not be called a "casket"-
must not wear the appearance Of a
floral bargain counter. That moss
grown title head, THE Last Sad Rites
must not appear over the new spaper
accounts of the funeral, and having
done this last kind service in fairly
good English and SHORT sentences, city
editors are requested to turn again their
attention to life and the beautiful world,
leaving the dead man 10 make his own
way across the dark river.--Kansas City
Star. ''-rT-'
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18

Nm MOYEh kELIEf OJkFs No. IS, ,ueo
III every second and iOu TN Wednesday IN 90
month at q !. z. hall.
Mrs. Ortua killburu, Mrs HI. a. BoEaruus,
@curciary. President
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18

BAPTIST CHURCH Morning service 1873
D sunday scnoOI ll:46 Evening service 1;U
Young peoples meeting 100 sunday evening
Praver ui.."tiny Thursday evenings. Rev
+. Woodruff, Pastor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
LODGES.

NINA Chapter NO. 123, K. A. NJ. RegulG
n meetings on Monday night on or after ful
moon.
VA. PAIsE, Sec'y
NJ. POLLASKY, II. 2.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18

o. +. Court Anna. No. rs. Holds it regu
i. lar meetings in the G.. A ". Hall, Wrigh'
Block on the second Thursday in each month
at sp IN local time Visitors welcome,
+. r. CALDWELL, 9 r. G.. EMERIcK, II. s.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18

YNIGHTS ~ PTrHIAS--Fltz james boog,
n No. ~ *. Of p aOid It's regular meetInr'
every other Wednesday night.
/ H HANT, q. &.
CLAUDE CHADWICK, X of X. as
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
SOCIETIES.

TREE METHODIST CHURCH service
I every SUNDAY at / 80 u. IN. and 700 p. IN
Sunday school Ht 1000 a. IN. PRAYER deeting'
Tuesday aud Friday EVENING" Allare cordial
ly invited ID attend. Rev, WIN WATSON,
Pastor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18

DOYAL ARCANUM-Arcada council No tGH
n meets every otbeI Wednesday ulRat 10 ;. }
o. HnU In. BRAINAHD Regent
A.W BBOkrSk. Secy
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18


The first banl, within the limits of the
United States was chartered in Phila-
delphia in III. 1t was Incorporated by
congress under the title: THE Presi-
dent. Directors and Company of the
Rank of North America"
rJ.>s scent of the Roses.
Agood story is told of an English fam
lily living in Norfolk county who pos
sessed the euphonious name of Bug"
As that term i'm England is never men,
TONED in polite society, and signifies a
minute insect noted for it's power of
jumping, the family of that name did
not appreciate its uniqueness. Upon
coming into possession OF some money
they at once petitioned TO have it
changed TO Howard" Their request
was granted. but. alas for them. the
bugs of that portion of the country were
hencetorth known by the more refined
title of the Norfolk Howards.-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18

ALMA LODGE. T. 0. . e. mrvts Noun.
Y EVENING" j. L, SARIOR, Il. q
Geo SOPER X. =.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18

ALMA LODGE T K A M.-Reguar meeting
v on SNtUrdar or or before tull moo'.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18
ALMA BUSINESS DIRECTORS
BAN KERS S.
PROFESSIONAL.

z. SUYDAM, VI. D.. Physicia- and Surgeon
u, Oihce opposite Church block
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-12-18

Sold in Alma by b. : Webb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-16
% E Bbat6 bic @G6rungsrez
form in9uBtanb uuf=
,aE ~ = 4 -. s,o,,
Tn[l rin Wnrharhrimnik.

Goubersport, pa., ID. Nop.
- gurl Sranf, Elm Sdgsr, 1T einsm
entIeBli6en Morogt9simniB auf Die
Spur setommen, urb bamit lit bas por
5pei Monaten erfolgte ipurloIe Der
i6pinoen bas .. 8. Golgrops allfgaz
tldrt porban. Sn sinsm 0ifi9t in
einem groBer Wato ItieB 6rant unter
ainem Baum auf oie tart bertpsTte 2eiz
de bes Golgrope. Gs bate bsn Q(nz
iGa;n, ais o6 lie t6siLipetfe DerI4drrt,
na69er a6er bon tpilDsn S6;eren aus
gegra6en porban pGrs. Der 8opF mar
pom Rumpfe getrennt unD lag BEL ben
5iiBen; elm Qrm lag etli6e Yarbs entz
fernt bapDn. lin Dsn Baum mar Elm
langer Strid gepunben, uno man
nimmt an, bdB golgrpDt, ebe er ermorz
bet purbs, i4redli4 gsfoltert pbsr u6sr
nur an b6n Baum gtbunbsn unb ieiz
rem ShidTal ii6erIafsn tpuroe; na6=
bsr biirfte Die 2si6e Don trilben S6iez
rem tpeggeriifen iporben iein. Wenn
ij6rigens Die leBtsre 56sorie ri6tig
ndre, gIuubt man, baB Die S6isre Den
gdn3n &0rper 5srfssif4t 9dtten. Die
aa9emeine 2tnii6t gebt ba6in, baB bic
Tl0roer bsm Marn ben &opf a6gez
i4fagen 9ubsn. 4ls llria9e fir Den
Wtoro miiFen 9ebeimniiIe ber6alten,
tpsl6s9 of9rpOe ni6t preisgebsn tpollte.
Seine 2lngt90rigsn 6uben Die 2ei6e an
ben &leioern erfdnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-16
Gin Shndlnrriflt tsrliltrt.

5enber n, 8p., IA. NoD.-9ie
re9tSitig, unb entI6loFsne Gingreiz
flung Der 8e60rbe belpa6rts bier bsute
Ruhrittdg breiRsger Dor elmer 2Dn9z
juiti3. 9abe 9otpell, Wiu Sirpn uno
Will Qoipr1, beI6ulbtgt, lebte Nu6t in
Dan Qaren BON 2anb u. Mebner elm
gsbro6en gu isin uno 2ouis MeBner
pisrmal gsf9ohen unb tDbtli9 bsrz
punDet gu bdben, purben 6eute Morz
gen, ais iie nod in i6r2n 8etten lu9en,
per6uftet, uno in 9ofpeQ's 3epoloer
paren bier &ummern lter. Oa ii9
f6on brei ober bier 9fegar i'm 9efGngz
nib befdnben, Die an Der @rmorDung
bes Yoli3iIten D9ite gu Spens6oro'
bat6eiligt paren, umldgerte cine 8olf8z
mengs bas 9efdngniB uno bro6te nit
2pn6iuIti5. Die @sfangenen purben
bonn S9eriff unb elmer itarfen Poli3eiz
force nu6 Dem 8aAn6pf auf einen
2ouisoiGe unb NaibpiQs=3ug gs6ra9t,
unb Elm 9lnfii6rer Der 8oIfsmuifa, Der
auf bem Wige bsn 9erIu9 mahte, Die
Neger Den 9sumtan gu entreiBeR, purz
De BON einem 8sfdngniBpG4tsr nit ei=
nem 9ens6r 5u 8ooen geI9lugen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-16
pbotoarapbiGbes Gauptqnartifr.

fir ben StoatsSS9aBmeiiter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-16
9&r. 275.
GtgcutBiimlibcr Yagnuuian.

Ddterburp, Gonn., IA. Nop. -
0rsi GiIinbahn3ijgs litt.n btute Mlors
gan Dur6 sjnsn 3uIamm,nitoB cine
Meile fuOli6 DON 9}augaIud S6a62n.
Gin 6rabt5ug, tuslfer in Wuterburp
I'm 3 ll6r Wlorgsns fGGig mar, belt in
Cotton 9oqolp an, pa Die Qotomotipe
1uBsr Sronung geratAsn mar. Sin
anD.r:r 6ra9t5ug, pel63r I'm $40
llbr fGuig nar, trdf Den erfsrtn uno
itieB i'm l1rgIum pprndrt5. Der pal
iagier3ug, beite6anO dis flint Wa9=
gong, rsIfsr Batsr6uyp I'M 6 llbr
perlieB, ItisB nit Dem erit,n 6ra6t3uge
3ufdmmen, unb baioe 2otompt;Dan
puroen poIItdnO;3 ruinirt. Die
Tra6tIotomotips ent9IciIte duBerDsm,
uro bic gdiIagisre os5 anosr,n 3ugss
nuroen tiintig ourtg:i6Uttelt Il. pitle
psrleBt. 9otomotipfiibger GropIep
pur6e aus Isin;m Sibt gsI6l,uO3rt Il.
f6lpsr psrleBt. Gon0ut:sur 0Nlp purs
D.n Die 3dGns sin9sIatag3n. lin Die
.0erpirrupg eins polIItdnoige 81 MAJ
den, Fing Ser Sraht5u9 noA 81 brerz
nen an. 8iele Ser 5rd6tndggpns find
bOllTtdnnid ruinirt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-16
Iettet Sic Airber.

@enn Sinber BON cuften, Grfdlts
ltns unb Group befalien fno 70 furtrt
Or. SulP s Nuiten Sprup ije raj ih unb
fder. Serr glmer 6. Safer, 8!ars
bon, pa., fhretbt: "QHir habeu Or.
Bulls jouften SDrup fur SuiterL @r<
fdltun9 inb Group sebraudlt nnp fan@
ben i'm cine iider tpirfenbe Mebi;in, er
1T bas bette Mittel fur alle irlfe 9ln>
fdlle, mir balten ihn INNER i'm Sauie." "
Or. Sull's 8 lnuiten SDrup tpirb in al>
len 9lppthefen fur 25 Gents oerfauft.
Tehne feinen anoeren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-16
gu 6a6en Get aGen ApotGeaern

Glsnn's Seiie ipirO per $of
berianOt fit 30 Ste. pro stHf
oOer IS Ste. fir 3 StR6s, bon
THE
CHARLES II. CRITTENT0N
CO.,
115, TultoH- Stry gIe'u 0orf.
u)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-16

Sin ame,;fcniIdsr Motorp1gen Iisgt
bgi elmer WettFa6rt in Gnglano. -
Mebr NlpzYorfer iriiae 9atrioten,
Die i'm SoIoe Der 6ritiI6sn 8sgiez
rung ItsbeH IolIen. - lls6eridpemz
mungen uno 9a6snspsrluit in 8ps>
nien uro c.r 9sr3egoDin1. - Die
ton e.r fran50iiI6en &s8ispurg
en!porfsne 3udsrIt:u.rOorlu5e ubz
gelsbnt. - GnglaHo's @ertrag nit
2LbniIinien. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-16

Cbarattar unninlGnt. SIN Sale elmer
I}lfea ginmiI6ung biirfte s5 5a itiirz
nif6en Scenen fpmmen, benn Der
@rdI ITOent 6eIiBt nidt Die einnebmenosn
Ranieren ietnes 8prgdnsers, 9rn. b.
SepsBop, rslb biirfte es pa6er i6nerer
f1losn, Die SrDnung bes 9auIss 81
nu6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-16
Cine 9tttifcbenoe
Slrsl6afts Gpmpasnie.
Serid)t iiber bic iabrIiGe Briifuns fir
N Den Staats, SbaBmeiffer.
Cir Anserttn,t
Bnmhi,,e i Gratf o..
Uon Baltimore.
giireau BON }
Sobu 81. SompfinS,
Jir. 3Ol. ~. Is borleeftr


9rn. Samrs gnno, FraIioent,
American Bonding e. Trust Co.
Baltimore.
Wert6er 6erri
Na9bem i9 bic Briifung Der Ser
bdltniIIe Sbrer Gompagnie, genlGB ben
8ori4riften bes 100. &apitels Der 9ez
IeBe bon 1892, besnbst babe, gerei9t es
mir gum 8ergniigen, gu coaitatiren,
oaB i'd SIRE 8ii9er unb Gpnti ri6ti9
gefiibrt sefun0en babe, uno baB Sbre
8dpltalzNnlagen ausge3ei4nster 9(rt
iinb.
Sas ioli6e Wu9st6um Sbrer Somz
pdgnie, tpie aus Der @srgrDBerung Der
9rofite unb ben ungeip06nIi9 germgen
8erluit@9etrdgen 6erour9ebt, mub fir
Sic iel6it uno Sbre @ttiondre Ie9r 5u=
friebenitellenb iein.
9t6tunqspou S6r
(@G.) SuAn u. Sumpiins,
Gramindtor
fir ben StoatszS6aBmeiiter.
I0-1 5gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-16

2onoon, II. Nopem6er. - DE
m0gli6e @rnsnnsng bes 9rn. G6aunz
ceD W}. 9spep gum RoAfOlg2r ce5
6rn. 9apar0 ais 9o5idofter O'r Ger.
Staatea am 9ofe Don ct, Sams8 niro
bier nit GROCER @sfrieoigung bs9riBt.
Nie es 6siBt, Bat 9r. 0epsp tiirjli4
in elmer llnter.eoung NIT einsm sN9liz
I9tn polititer ii6 6ereit ertldrt, Den
PoItsn an5unstmea, penn er inn angcz
botesl tperoe. s9r. Oepep piirOe oAne
3peifeG rperiotu gruta" in ben HOdItcn
&reiIsn Iein, lno sr lit uuBerOem isRr
popular i'm allen &laiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-16
ts6tnedt ii i6er bic orien :
tdIifhe iEru1e.


Du6ren.
2ts6tns4t H6er Die orisnz
tulif8e 5ru8e.
Der 5osialiitenFii6rer Wit6:lm
2te6tne6t i9rei6t i'm r8orpdrts," oeI=
len @6ef4RebutFsur er lit, es lei ein
Srrt6um, Der au1enii6tn 2lgitatipn
zine 10 berporragenre @tellung in Der
polttif Der li6sraIen Parteigruppen
9atti9lanIo's ein5urGunen. Gr err
tldrt, ale glufitGnoe uno ltnruben, Die
I'M tiirtiIfan 3ai4e e:rtrsien, f0nnten
nur oas Sntereife HuBIano'5 fOroern.
Gr iDmpat6iiire init alien unterOriifz
tsn 80ltsrn, allein in Der geg:npdrtigen
ortentalii6en &riIis miiBten it'd Die
5iirten i6rsr Saut !-ehrsn, tpenn Ite
nidt perni6tst Iein MOLTEN, uslo #.
bGtten gepuoe 10 bel 8edt, fir lire
Griiten5 gu tdmpfen, ME anOeoe g0lz
fer.
Den 8srtiner y91sueIten Ru6ri9ten"
5ufofge 1T Or. Raffel, 6is6er;ger Ri6z
ter gu 0ar=es4SaIam in 0eutI4zOfs
gfritu, gum Muni5ipal prdIioss1ten
BON Qtpia, Samoa, eununnt porbsn.
81. Soe, tpelAer bieIes Qlmt bis6er be-
tleioete, bat iid gepeigert, es auf einen
petteren Sermin gu bebalten.
8anoer6itt's Courier.
Sin S6pinbler, tpel6er ii6 fir eli
nen Courier Der 6amilte @aroerbilt
aus y&ep Yort ausgibt, lit in Bremen
uno ani0eren beut!6an StGoten nit be-
trd9tli1em GrfoIge t6Gtiq gepeIen.
Seine Wet6ope beita6t Darin. 2lp1rtez
ments in Dem beIten 9otel fir v6rr.
8dnoerbilt uno D8efolge", Die nit Dem
nG4iten Sampfsr antommen foqen, gu
miet6en. @r n5nmt inmer bic bsIten
Simmer i'm gun3en 6otel uno untsrz
5ei6net einen Gontraft fir irgenb eine
beliebige 'Summe, Die DON inn psrGungt
tpiro. Sdnn borgt er untsr sinem 8or=
tpano, ben er re9t pl1uIibel 81 MAIDEN
ipeiB, ME 3. 9. tempordre 9erlegenbeit
in 6olge Deg g}i8teintreffens zines err
lpdrteten 0e6IeI5 IL. bgl., 10 piel 8elo
bon Dam 5oteljsr, als er erbaltan fam,
uno oerIdpinOst uuf Nimmerpieoerisz
ben.
Glepelanb's 9u1tung inbsr
cubunii9en 5rage.
Die 8erliner t8ldtter ergefl,n Ii6 in
auerlei Somnentaren in Q.%IQ duf
prGitOent GleoeIanb's 6ultung qegen
9u6u uno itimHren 0a9in ii6erein, buB
er offen6lr fir Die Ser. Stdaten bas
Re9t in 2lnIpru6 ns6men min, ben
'Spdn:ern i6re 5utiinftige Yolitif in
Suba por5uI9rei6en. Die meiItea
glGtter Iin0 audi Der 9lnIi6t, buB Gn9z
laHio'S ltnteriperfung in Der 8ene3uela=
6ruge bic in Der MpnroG0oftrtn bur-
gelegtan PrdtenIionen 2(merifa's itGr=
fen iperoe.
80 Bbalb bi @G6runggrez
form in n9 9uBtanb uufz
gel If obep purbe.
Q8ie bic rSdtsfIae 3eitun9" mil
len Mil, gelong es Dem PrGiioentenUfez
line BON 5rantreih, ben G3ursn pGbz
renIo oes tiir3li4en 8eIu6s oeFel6en in
Paris 81 li6er5eugen, DaB bic 3eit ni9t
fir Die projeftirte 0d6rungspeForm in
RuBIano giinftig lei. Der G5ar bat
oaRer Die Wabregeln oes ruiiii6sn ST.
nan5miniiters Wftte CUR @infii6runa
Der 8oIopd6rung riidgdngig ssna9t,
un'o bic Stellurg oss srtpG6nten W}tz
niIters 1T erT4iittert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-16
Cine beuti9e g 6iffsz
mdnni 9 aft peri 9 olz

TSd1al, 10. Noo,mber. - Der am
IA. g}oosm6er BON Qjosrpool na9
gepsOrleans bsItimmte britiI9!9dmz
pier yIampidn" fam beuts nit Der sntz
naItetsn 0sutf6en 8arte nSmiOt" i'm
ShIepptdu bier an. 9ie 8arfa, psi6e
unter Dem 9sfs6l DEG GupitGns 8aross
itan0, ging am q. Mai BON Squique
nu6 9umburg ab un0 fpurbe auf 6oAer
Sae DON Der H2dnnI6dft berldIfsn.
0as S4idial bar Manni6aft lit ni4t
befdnnt.
8ie bic Spunisr auf ben
96itipptner riisgtsn."
~ orib, Is. Npoem6er. - Gins
0apeI6e b;5 ySmparcial" aus Song
fong msloet, OaB biz fiir3li6s Rd6ri6t
aus W}anild ji6;r einen Don b:n Spdz
niern bai Ropaleta srrungsnsn 6riQanz
ten Sieg ii6sr be SnIurgsntsn, fpo5ai
400 O3r QeBteren gst0bte. porDan i2in
IoQten, gdn3Ii9 faf4 mar. 561ti16s
lit, oaB Die Spaniar am 8. Rooem6sr
bic itarf Deriaan3te St:Gung Der 2tufz
1tdn0ii4en dngriffsn, fie jsoo4 ni4t
einrs6men fonntep. 2lm Il. NoDsmz
Der mdatsn liz einan 5ipeitsn gngriif,
unb Duroen nit sinem ge1Iuit pOn 200
Nann 3uridgeI6lagsn.
= 2tu9 bic brittle, 5piTd.n Easter
unb StaIniB 9eIpielte ParIie S4ud
rpur0e DON 2asttr gaiponnen. SteiniB
Aat breimal ra4sindnDer Oerloren.
: Der Narquis Dop 9unilD purOe
als Reftor Der unioerfitdt bon 2lberz
ben. SApttldnp. pisperirp1hlt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-16

2onbon, IA. NoDember. - Cir
Goparo Glurt bat fir Iei1e 8srt6eiOis
gung Der 5rau MaIter Or. Cattle BON
San Srun3iscp, Die Dor einigsn Gagen
begnaDjgt puroe, nad Dem lie lpegsn
QaoenbiebItdbIs gu brei M}pnaten 81
fGngaiB p,rurtbtilt tporoen mar, Elm
9onorur BON fauIsno YTunO Sterling
erbaIten.
0epem ais 8aDarb's q 4 IL
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-05
The other side.

The Jerome News has the follow .ng to say on behalf of the Jerome merchants in regard tO complaint made by Verde correspondent of this paper:
 The facts are that IL never has been claimed by our merchants that hay could be shipped ,o them at SIP % per ton. The Jerome mer chant had, up tO few months ago, been paving all the way from SIS to SIS per ton for hay to the Verde farmer. the price being governed by what hay could be laid down m Jerome for from Phenix. When bay was selling al Sl7.j0 per ton there came mp from the valley ranchmsn wLo offered has hay at SIG; follow ine him was another ranchmNn who otlri,.d his hay at Sl5; aud still they come hard rn each other, driving down the price until it reaches SIP. The merchant gave him all he asked, and vet the correspondent calls him unfair. Our merchants have all along told the raLchmen that they were very foolish to 'cut" their prices as they could get better prices fl thev would ask them, as hay could not be shipped in for the price paid them. Fifteen dollars Is now paid for hay here. The Jerome merchant paws the Verde ranchmen l5 cents per pound more for his butter than 1t costs to lay it down in Jerome from Kansas City. For eggs the ranchmen get from l5 to 0 cents more than they can be shipped iu for. It is so with ali farm produce put on the Jerome market-ths farmer gets the top price. And ! again, we have been informed by great many ranchmen that th' Verde cannot. with the land nov
 under cultivation, produce enougl
 to supply the home market.
 Flour can be bought 5O cents De
 hundred less in Jerome than in Phe
 nix;meats are about the same a
 elsewhere in Arizona; clothing. etc
 can be purchased as cheap here a in Prescott or Phenix, aud the sam'
 quality of groceries as are carries bv our merchants cannot be bough for less money in the territory.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-05

Trains q and ss wiu run on alternate dAys. lnfofmAyigu As Co vtAt ua{s sAmo run vil hc furnlshrs by se,uts on suPiication-
 santa Fr. Prescott 1 Phoenix Hallway. with ths Atchi-1n Topeka & Sania fe kailruad is the shortest And quickest ruute e. Denver, hansS- Gly, st Loa,-. ,hlosso ant al poiais east
 Inc =reuir line 0f AriEuua-
 The bs=t roat@ to Oalf0rua.
 The nuiy uurth and south line in Arizona Go tts Grand Nryuu % the toiuTsdo, fetTint,t foresi Great Ihue for-rt. Cun Dwelling. Grcat Salt tisrr Nallcy and aumrruus other pOiuts ot iu- trrusi
 Beautifully Illustrated book free SH ApVlica- tioB.
 narough tickets to all poin's in the United Stafes. JAaasia and Mexico
 Al the comforts and cunvenienoes Uf hr-t olAss rUAi with supssrb elaipmeat,
 NJ. I uAkrs Cunnr u0n- af Ash furk with A- A r. Ncsfibuissi Limited Na. from the Ezst. ihi- i- til- nnazt train wet of Chiclzsu.
 No. eonnecta with A. & r. No. rum the West.
 Par. iss desiring to clay over st Ash Fork will hnd ths bo-, uf scoOrnm dzjtuus at fnsd, haF- Vvy Hotel
 No. makes cl,pe c,uuecti lu at Ash Fork with A X F. tralns Noe I and A-& C. No. reachrs SAu frAucisco I0s5 a. ra. zecund morning. \. A p. No is vt'sti tiuulet train throughout iightesl with Iutch uas. dining c1r running thrcuEh manA-cneut of Fired. Hzrsey with his uneX cslled -srvire. CArU and alte1tioE 70 gue-ts-
 Noe. I and connect At Jerome Junction with trains of the q. '. P. k'3 fcr Jerome. ,,
 CounactinE ai Prescott ws;h Staze Line for all principal mining camps at tuugrcSz vlth -ta-,e luss for HArguA HAiA Station and lNruell, Af phoeuix with the MAricopA d PhusuiN Ky. Tor unints on the Southern Pacihc Railway
 The Santa fs. Prescott & PhoeniK Hallway i- th, hs-t ruute Co the Great Salt River Valley
 For further information rss.ar,ilng th.s valley aIi tGe Rich Mining S--ctiou trlbutEry Co tht- roai any santa fs Route rrprr-eutatIye, cr,
 GEO r. NICHOLSON, GEO N. SAEGENT Gen. Pas-euger Agt-,
 General r & 2. Ast. Chicago, III. Prescott. Arlzuua. J J FREY. RE WELLS General Manager. A-sistaut Gen Mana.-sr Topeka. hans. Prescott Arizona A., T.&S !, h k- S E.P AP. Nv.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1896-02-05
For Sale

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS TO sFtr whole or half intersst iu he s-I,s,..-it.l- mining claims. located ia the BraisAss' n,'1, talus- -
 Ihr Eka mine, located ons-sourth ss .n- east 0t the truwnad King. and runnius, b.,-li.i with e, ou which rlers b about l50 fs.lf ,f = vclopment work ln shafts and tunnals. .il ir - and ore caa he found ca The surf.oe f,- -h.. .y0 feyt along the leige. The ore bsslI \. sS. ts-.t wide and sauplas Sz iu gold
 lbs Mat-ouViile is une-fourth unile e.st rf ,.. LikA, ofe un surface for l, ,9Q feet Oususs - bJ si-afts and upen cuts in various placss n,s sAmp-es s-i Co S-5 in sold and t0 oupos. "a -ll yer ~
 1lc Lika has slate foot wall and sr.,t,. hau-lng wall. and the Watsnuville Eranifs 3---s wall and slate hanying val
 Mlli dispusr of hzlt interest iu ciairaz t,, |. small cash Iaymeni. aud balance in deEelourrs-. work. or wiil sell all interest in both or eitA-, c.aim tgr a small cast TayrnsnI balance ur' l,-- tlIne, with prIvilege of workiua, clAinas
 ihr LlEA can D. wurkSd hy tunnel to A d.osk ot ], ,so fgci and the Watsonyille 6oo Os so fs~s Iltie perfect
 Good mill site and wood and never t.Sli,s water Iu abundance
 For further particulars, apply At this oso, ur ta The owner, A K DIfERY
 !An-1 Crowned King. AriEola.