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Mckinley to the LabOrers.

Silver Knight-Natioual Waterman.
Mckinley said many things to the train
load of wage workers from West Virginia
which the railroad company transported
TO him free to- have them instructed in
Hanna's methods Of eievating labor. He
said:
Nothing is more Indispensable to bust
ness and prosperity than that the currency
of the country shall be so honest that it
can cheat nobody
He did not tell them that the gold stand
ard was a thief and was cheating labor
and production every day. He did not tell
them that since one-half of the metallic
money of the world had been destroyed by
his party. that the value of the other half
had been doubled and that the purchas-
ing power of money was constantly in
creasing while the price of property was
constantly failing. He did not tel them
that any debtor who paid q debt which
had run more than one day would be
compelled to pay i'm money Of greater
value or purchasing power than the money
he received. He did not tell them that he
was representing banks money loaners.
bond holders gold gamblers and cxtor-
value of money and depreciating thu value
of property. The reason why he did not
tell them that was because he dare not
tell them the truthE He said further:
Nothing is of greater moment 10 the
welfare of the country than the adoption
of q policy which Will give to labor and
capital constant employment with iair re-
turns"
He did not tell them that the gold stand
ard. which he has taken an oath to main
tain. had forced more than three millions
of people out of employment and COM
PEELED nearly all the wage earncrs in the
country TO accept of reduced time which
is reduced wages. He did not tell them
that all agricultural labor was non-pro-
ductive and that the value OIL farms 10y
reason OF the goa S'aiu"iU ''' i''''.,
more thah '' peg cent ne VII. 'o'
them that ii was 'i'e i'i''' vi ''ie
chl'U 'oiilollll' ''' ''' '''
monarchS oil europe ~ "o"'N 7o'r' N,'P
II ont oil clrcuI'''io anu ,''e'''S '''i ''l''
reduce WAGES anu "'P'lf' i'''' 0'' Va 0'''-
ployment; pul ne ulu say
Gentlemen ~ ing D'Ie'.'" an lliS anu
more important una" an - the P''Sei va
ton oil la" an" o.'g' anu Tue i'.S'' u No-
nestle quiet. =" '!'g7e are ''''oi 'Seu III
the conteH''o" winch 10 upon Us '''S
year 1900, -. 49,. .,...;..-..s.,..
W '''.' Wv, - VI 5,i -,
Oh raw anu VI -. 10y a. So, -i,
- WI. ala bo ioir tho chorus of
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AN ENGAGEMENT
At Parkersburg, Suddenly Remem pered
by Warren llller-Refused PendletOn's
Offer to Divide Time.

At Parkersburg. Suddenly Remem pered
by Warren lIller-Refused Pendleton's
Offer TO Divide Time.
TO the Editor of the Register
JACKSON. ". Va, September 12-Hon.
Walter Pendleton, Democratic nominee
for Congress. spoke here to-day and was
given q grand ovation. The town was
completely decorated for the occasion and
bunting and the Stars and Stripes were
displayed from every business house. Mr..
Pcndleton was met at the depot by Chair
man Armstrong and Postmaster RAIDER
and conveyed to his hotel in a magniti-
cent carriage drawn by q spanking team
of beautiful horses. and escorted by the
Ripley cornet band which discoursed soul
stirring music en- route as the enthusiastic
crowd cheered for the next Congressman
from the Fourth district. A crowd Of
fully 1000 people from all parties gave him
rapt attention for two hours. lie spoke
eloquently and made the most exhaust
i've and convincing argument in favor Of
the cause of silver heard by our people in
the present campaign. The stock OF goId
standard arguments were completely re-
futed and oyerthrown The speaker made
a splendid impression upon his hearers 4Hd
after he ceased speaking hundreds of vot-
ers. including many Republicans and Pop
ulists pressed forward. and srasping him
10y the hand. wished him God speed and
assured him of their support. And the
ladies, God bless them. fairly delused him
with magnificent bouquets of beautiful
flowers.
Chairman Armstrong called on Hon.
Warren Miller this morning and on be-
half of Mr. Pendleton offered him di-
vision of time. but this ne declined with
thanks, suddenly remembering that he
had business in Parkersburg. and depart
cd on the next train. and returning soon
after the meeting adjourned and the crowd
had dispersed. Democrats confidently pre-
dict that Pendleton viii beat Miller in his
own county Notwithstanding the fact that
it has always gone Republican.
Hon. ID. r. Hyre, prominent farmer Of
this county presided over the meeting,
and the magnificent success of the meeting
is due largely to the unt!ruig energy and
zeal of Hon. Holly O.. Armstrong, chair
man of the Congressional committee.
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Silver Speakers.

The State Campaign Committee be-
sides having prevailed upon Mr.. Bryan
TO visit West Virginia, have secured the
services of the following named dis
,inguished gentlemen for one or more
speeches in West Virginia, at places and
on dates 10 be hereafter named:
HON. W. J. KERR.
HON. J. c. S. BLACKBURN, Of Ken
lucky.
HON. BENTON MMILLIN, of Tennes-
see.
HON. JOS. R. BAILEY, of Texas.
HON. ". V. CANNON, Of Illinois.
SENATOR M'HENRY, Of Louisiana.
VICE PRESIDENT ADLAI STEVEN
SON, of Illinois,
HON. P. WATT HARDIN, of Kentucky.
And a strong German speaker
As above stated The dates for these
speakers have not as YET been arranged,
but will be fixed and announced through
the press within a few days.
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DIED.

DUFF-At tho residence of her .hus-
band. W. j. Dun on Fifth street. Mar
tins Ferry. Saturday. September T. 1876.
an 1920 o'clock H. m. Belle Duff, aged 90
years.
Funeral Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends of the family respectfully invited
TO attend
CROGAN-At the Sanitarium at san
lose cal. Thursday. September 10Th. 80
al 10 a. M. Maggie Crogan (Sister NJ. 10
tHdD. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. m
Crogan. of the Sixth ward, aged Il year .
8 months and + days.
Fnnar.l notice hereafter.
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nOrDIE- rAIITRE-

Thirsty Cust0mer-"Seems 10 me this
mint iulip is mighty weak
Bar:ender-"Yes. sir. Mint crop in
Michigan IS a total failure this year,
sir"
Thirsty Customer Casting il again.
Been a failure in the ju.ep crop, too,
hasn't there ?'-Chicago Tribune.
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KNIVES AND FoRKs-EwINe BROS.
D0GER8SSI BEST silver PLATED KNIVES & FORKS
III NOTHING BETTER WEDE.
EWING Bros, Izo MarKef otresL.

in excess or the amount necessary 10
redeem all the outstanding coin notes,
which seigniorage would be available 20
pay any demands against HE govern
ment-Ed.l
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Index 70 New Advertisements
SECOND PAGE.
For Rc0t-Thr-e ~omS.
FOURTH PAGE
What D5 You Think Of This'-C' A.
S-r..r seprHes-s,anton's old city
rr, irvine, Ke,tas-Nesbi-t Sc Fro.
Waute ---leu.
Cen. "a. -- Appointments.
Lc---H.
FIFTH PAGE.
N.w Autumn .ee.---.- er---i ~ ~
r.---.-- Rome rra- Alexander.
r.,.. r-e-r.r--lL Guuaa Is co.
EIGHTH PAGE.
shirt yE. .--s-G.1. D. Sctcl G Co.
e- ...r.Hte stone Is Thomas
A Great Iut-Ce1 ~. shook & Co.
TIA. Camp. lcl oa-Nr4us Bros.
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Wheeling. Sept. Y.


To the Editor Of The Register.
What is meant by The silver seignior-
eye now in the United States Treasury?
CThe seigniorage under the Sherman
&C, is that amount OF silver, if all Of the
silver bullion in the POSSESSION Of the
government were coined, that would be
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-14
POLITICAL
GENERAL WATTS APPOINT
~ MENTS

GENERAL WATTS APPOINT
~ MENTS.
The Democratic State Execute
mittec have arranged meetiue
eral Watts rs follows
Martinsburg. September 49,
Romney, Hampshire county
! 10. at . p. m.
Moorefeld. Hardy county. $
at p. m
Petersburg Grant county
Kingwood. Preston t66li
Morgantown. Monongalia Sep
! TENDER %, al . p. IN.
! Fairmont, Marion county
! al p. m.
Monongah. Marion count '..
| %, at night.
/ Weston. September o. %. r.
Sutton, BraXton county.
/ p. m.
! Summersville September -l
Madison. September Is. Is Oh.
! Montgomery. September %,
! Glen Jean (Collu~yii.u Sept DOH
| a. m.
Fire. Creek. September 10 a. ni-'
| LeWisburg. September n. H-
| ROuceVcrtc. Sept r..'' ''-.'
| Hurricane October - ''- iii.
! Huntington. october ' i'.'
/ Bryan meeting
Clay 9. a.. oc'HH.r '. %. In.
parkcrsburs october o. ai nltA'
/ St MARY s. peasants county
/ I, p. m.
| New Nf4rtfr-villc october q.
New Cumberland. Hancock oo
| tChor in p. nI.
Wellsburg Brooke county. pr
Moundsvil.e. October D. II 3D.. r
Benwood. Marshall county.
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ARITHMETIC.

Wallace-Do you believe in signs?
Ferry-SOme. When you see a wo-
man driving south and looking e2sJ it
is a pretty sure sign that she means to
turn TO the wsst at the next corner.-Cin-
cinnau Enquirer.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~ TTVFsTED BY OUR BONA FIDE
.,.stern of speculation Will make $50 dur
i1g September Write SCHNEIDER q
- 235 L.asalle St. Chicago. selZedw
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MALE HELP WANTED.

yvANTED-AN kCTINE MAN IN Every
locality to represent us mo fortune hunter
wanted. VIII guarantee $l5.VO weekly and
ali EXPENSES Investigate at once. Box
Sos. Boston, Mass. se5edo
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ellslNES5 CHANCES.

MAKE MONEY BY SUCCESSFUL Spec
sner;iate on small capital IN Grain and
Sfoclrs" GOOD service guaranteed. COM
STOCK. COATES & CO.. R!alto Bldg.
CHICAGO. aP49
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wAcrs IN MrxICo AND IrALY

To. the Editor Of The Register.
You have fir quently stated that the
difference between the wages paid IN
geld standard italy and those paid in
silver standard Mexico are in favor Of
tbe latter country. Can you give the
figures for unskilled labor?
W0RKINGMAN.
Wheeling, Sept. y.
(The latest labor statistics give the
wages Of unskiued labor in Mexico at
IS to 60 cents per day, and the wages
Of the same class Of labor in Italy at
p TO so cents per day.-Ed)
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

yvANTEp-AN ACTIVE WOMAN AT
St0 40 weekly to represent Us. Address,
Box 530S Boston. Mass. seoedb
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,-,7,-, on rur sIIvER DOLLAR.

fly cents. The c0ntention, in TACT, Is
.ha whole pith Of the goldbug argument.
Trat side Of the question declares that
/ the only reason that silver dollars are
worth 100 cents today is because they
are reaeemable m gold. They Gle the
fac. that there is a clause in the Shsr-
man law Waich declares it TO 0e the pur-
pose of the government to maintain the
parity Of silver and gold. Blu, they do
not add the more important and insiruc-
live fac, that silver dollars have been
Fat q parity with sold dollars from 1878
until now. and that hey were as much
ia- parity before the passage Of The
sherman law as they nave been since.
Il may be taken for granted also that
they would no, direct attention 10
the fac. tina. gold dollars are
NO. exchanged for silver dollars
the Unl.ed States treasury
and that silver certificates are no,
redeemed in gold. He would not be able
70 pom, 10 any 1-lilS eA'sP. ''-' a. -,
silver dollars are 'ecel' GU ~ peg NJ ~
/ dues 20 the governm mt, which. however,
+ is but saving taat lheS are '70e'''' 80
tl.i legal tender money '7'e 10 No.
Ing 10 sHo" 'Aa' inc eo'7'ii''-'--'
aaE.AIng TO MAINTAIN ,''5 p''' 10y ~ ''
,"o forms Oh com T. gu '-'9 -
-l'1 ln S''0 Oil u 7'S'.'' NUS - -
DER ne sherman act III eN0''--,7e ~
SILVER 'N.'l1- purchase" u-''''' '''''' ''
is mo-. the cause OF iAe p'r''' o- '"s ."o
kinds OF dollars. As q mater y. i'-'
,he exclusive use OF sold ioF t-e e'iiP-
-icn OF these notes tends 10 enA@ii'e ''-e
importance OF l1a' meal ana '1e'sl'l e
~ dsprecia,e silver Ns'er'ne'e7S' III
/ spite of all these considerations 'ne TWO
kinds Of dollars remain al a parity e4cn
standing upon is own Iee''
Silver dollars circulate at parity with
sold dollars because they are legal
tender money. Any man VINO aaVoca-sS
The silver cause will admit, II ae IS well
informed, that an cyer-issue Of silver
money would depreciate it. The equiv
talent of this was seen in the case Of
gold after the discovery of that metal
. tn California and Australia. There was
such an enormous addition to The vol
1ra Of cold that the purchasing power
--r in other words The value-of gold
money declined So an oyer-issue of sill
rsr money vonI5 causa i. TO decline.
Rr- a5~ri--i7r for The arguments sake
-r-- there cor14 no sucb an over-issue
poi, is~ avts.ioo conditions II would take
, l,rq r.,os before tim. mrc7 silver
.,,,9 81, 5s,,sf,s5 or tho MINIS 7,
-...i5 t.,o - y, .-o s,,rr1rs over an,
.,......,. a.. --.,,us.7 :, H. ,,.,.s
- 49,, a-,-,4
7...--....,-. 10. -, NINE -,o,,15
=. - 80 .,5 +ha- no+ IN or,oa
-, - ,..,I... - - +o,.on 70
l-'' - - - - 49,, - ~ 5000.
-'--, -o' '-'.,0' - ,-., ~. -
~ .,-' -'-s sI'' - - . a. 80 o.''.
N-'-' vac o'--''. = 49, 'l,'' -
'-'ros1 --'"1 sum D-''''o" " I'm
'.--'''u ooi'aIs were uet'os'',''
amy "O one y" ~ os''9, 9 1'-' -.
"oI', mani
.'i5' '9 O'-" ~ - 9-'
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GENERAL notice.
NOTICE.

BY order Of its Board or
majority OF the directors
and concurring. special ~.
stockholders Of the
Grove Railroad COMPANY l7
beId AT the Office OF the
Wheeling West virginia.
Sentember 18th, 1ss6 a I'D o g -.
au17ei W -
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To Major Mckinley: Come off Jbe
iron, porch,
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WANTED.

WANTED-ABLE MEN FOR NEW Mag
Nunsev Gody's and Cosmopolitan. with
books on installment plan. NA1lONAL
SUBSCRIPTION Co, 1901 Main street
Wheeling. It
WANTED AND BOARD
ers one square from b. * .. depot. APP
pIv to MRS RICE, corner IWenty-nrst
and Main streets. SeI-e'uq
yvANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN To RUN
.,s news agents on railroad trains must
have $50 ten dollars security. Apply OF
a5dr.s, Union News Co., Il. * o. Depot
Wheeling. ". Va. seI-h
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL house
work. references required. Apply MhS.
r q RI'RKE. 1919 Chapline street. se6edh
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE N cONdRESS
Democratic State Ticket.

Democratic State Ticket.
For Governor,
G. O. WATTS.
OF EaEawha.
For Auditor
80. II. EOGG5.
OF T-ulleJon.
For Treasurer
J. W. TUCKER
of Writ
Tor srpt. OF Free Schools.
VIRGIL A. LEWIS.
OF Mason.
For Attorney General
T. $. RILEY,
OF Ohlo.
For Judge Of supreme Court Of appeals
JOHN II. HOLT
OF Cabeu.
Fer State Senate.
First District
FRANK f.. CHAPMAN,
Cl H--.1ck County.
For Judges 0. Circuit Court.
First District.
LEWIS s. JORDAN,
u- ohio County.
j. E. NcLURE,
OF Marshall County.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEAND OPERA HOUSE.
II 6 nights. commencing.
MONDAY. SEPT. ~ -.
IIN.

The worlds greatest Hypnotist. In SER
jes Of the merriest. most marvellous per
formances ever witnessed. Night prices
o. o. ~ Eel0
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-04-11

EET AEFED:-scvcral trustworthy gentlemen
 " or aIies to traye. Arizona fot e2tab- lishel, rel able house Salary S75O and ex .ensas. 8teady posi- ion. Enclose reference and self ad- dressed stamped envelope. The Dominion Con- pany, Third Floor, Omaha Building, Chicago, III.
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The Diso,vsry 5ayoa His Llfo.

Mr. G. CaiiioIettee, Druggist, Beavers vile, H., says: ''To Dr. Kings New Disco cry owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe and tried all the physicians for. miles about, but of no avail and was gIveE up and told could not live Having Dr. Kings New Discovery in my store 1 sent for bottle and began it's use and from the first dose began to get better, aud after using three bottles was up and about sgains It worth its weight in gold. We won't keep store or house without it." Get free trial bottle at GOndor & Co. Drugssoro
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Territory of Arizona, County Ui Yuma.

I, N L. Pool County Recorder in an. for the County of Yuma, Territory Of Ari zona, do hereby certify that the foreroin IS true, fIli anl correct copy of ths Articles of Incorporation of the .'Nort' American Nter Company" as appears O. record in the office ot the County Reeard4 Of S2id County and Territory, in Book On. of Bonds and agreements at page 43t, e1 sec
 In witness whereof l have hereanto se my hand an:l affixed my official seal, thi 2nd day of March A. D., 1395.
 Seal. NJ. L. Po0I.
 County Recorder, Yuma County. Arizona Territarv
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Signed CAsPza Il. SANf&R, (S7al
 iSi i51ed.l FaeDGaGcx HoM R, (Seal ,SisleLl A.oyz) ". PoolE, (Sell. I5iy1aLl E)wAao DEXTER, (Saa!D i I5.gned.I FRANK M PHELPS, (ScaI.
Stltn nf Ellifnrllia.

G City and C0Insy ot 5ln Francisco. sN BefDre ne Hltl Llle. a No-l~y PIb!i~ in and for the City and Comfy ofSan iran cisco, State of California, on ths twelltn day Of FebrIarv. 1S}|. per%onaHy aDDeare Casper N. SaHge', Frederick Homer, \. " Poole, Edward Dexter. an1 Frank M. Phelps personally ;,nJvl to ma to be the person whose names are subscribed to the fore going Instrument, aa l thay acln)w.elIc to me that they cxcc1tcd the sane for tl purpose and consideration therein e. pressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of ofirc tais twelfth day of February A. D., 1895. [5eaI.I MAaE LINE. No5ary Pub'ic in and f5r the City ana County Of san Francisco, State Of CaI fOrnia.
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is.na o. tio ua.t>.. .5t.to5 .,8a 0. sae 4u..i tory of Arizona, as provided by section 2j3 ol Revised Statutes of AriznIa
 ARTICLE III.

The amount of the CaiI-al-Sto"k of the corporation shall be ten million i1a,C0A0 O, dollars, divided lnto one huudrpd thousand (lG0.0Oo) share, of the par value of oi.e hundred G09) dollars eIcl, and snail be non-assesS"hle, and be issued as iuly pai,i- uH, and the several Incorporation, hereof each do hereby subscribe to one share each of stock respectively.
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S0UTHERH PACIFIC COMPANY.
 COMMENCING Sunday, M0rcb %, 1896. TRAINS WILL LEAVE YuNlA

AS FOLLOWS: 7,An "A. NJ. (DAILY) Mixed { SHO Train for Gila Bend. Tucson. Deming, Fl Paso, and all way stations. 40 AxpRESD 4, RI SD3i59 for cotsn. RaG'fls Los Angeles. santa Barbara, San Francisco, sacramento, Portland and North, Ogden and East.
 l <: . 9 Sunset & Limitedyfor nri't'1-- 'ilt Col ton, Los Angeles. etc. etc. YEsR = P. NJ. DAILYl NEW $ ! eeD e2 Oh LEANS EX"RE>S" for Gila Bend, Alaricopa, Tucson, senson, Lordsburg, Deming. Fl Paso, New Orleans and East via the ''Sunset Route. " ! I SOO sunset Limit d-.for Tue son. Berson. Lo'dsbuIg, Deming, El Paso, New Orleans and East. Overland Tickets Sold,
 Sleeping Car Berths Secured
 AND Full Infor7aNon Regarding TrsnscontinemtaI
 Routes Furnished on Application Parties can arrange to join the WEEKLY FAMILY EXCURSIONS over the Sunset Route by corresponding with
 W. H. DRESSER, Agent. DEPOT, YUMA
 T. H. GOODMAN, Gen. Pass. Ag't. RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traff. Mgr.
 SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
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'.. -.i.. 'l.- .. ".#....t. ~.
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k the Geliciois mixing of the oII ana
 the new, the miusling of the races anti the careless western ways that
 makes Yuma's inIi,iiuality and
 urni<heS the glamor that rests upon
 1t. For Yum is 10 day the most cos
 mopoltan city in the world. Its
 narrow sidewalks are trobden daily by
 every race of the earth anl about it.
 ganEling tables are gathered repre-
 sentations from every nation Of the
 world and from every state of the
 Union.
 Upon the streets the Indian, once lorG of all but now decayed, de pendent race, irstles the Chinaman, the negro touches elbows with the white man anl once in while the Jtpaucse tro.s about in his queer wooden sandals. The Ffenchman, Engl;shman, German, Jew, Saandi- naviHn and Italian jnstIe ia t4rn the > aniard an American. From Maine to Florida and from Washington to Mexiro there come men to seek for gold amid Aril6na's hills, Many nave come anal gone as the little graveyard up the railroad track, near the wi ter tank. atte>ts. Sometimes ! it is pitiful story the black cross 5ells, for npon it's sable outstretched i arms no name is written. Maybe i some mother, some trusting vile or ooniiing sister ie awaiting the re torn 0: the "Unknown" from the vast Iand e{0nd tde Mis-i@sippi. Little ! loes she dream that he has gone Home aud that for which she waits is aid ben ath the sand in the quaint | 1ltl Church yard where the solemn oell tolls in a dreary way as each sahle draped procession wends it's way
 through the insatiable gate.
 But there are many who are yet lying, whose cantcens are yet filled with the re water and whose picks ire yet tapping the out croppinss of ,haly quartz amid the purple clothei oothills ontlinci against the clear ,lue sky IS tho1sh giant python 1T some prehistoric reptile had chosen hat prr,itullr place to rest.
 Indeed, if you love to speculate | lpon what may have occurred in the i'm, misty, haay distant long ago you nay wonder where the mountains rave gone for the traditions of the 1 ndians say that once upon time -onder insignificant foothills were 'nce gigantic peaks. They also say hat during that time ! bilIowy ocean oiled over the verdant mesa whose .n.r frees waving ..eIr green
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A|'r"---s- 9ral trustworthy gssslszss
 ravel in Arizona for sstaA-. Salary s7S0 and sxDsssss ' clots refersnss sRd sell sS stamped 7elcps. TEs Doz=5z4oa ssss t... HaAa, BUlleis,r ctsissso Gs
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ARTICLE ",

The time Oftle cpnnen nent of this corporation shall be the date of the fl ing of these Artic.es of incorporation in the Ice of the C,uAty Racor Ter of the CouIty of Ylna, Ter ri5ory of ArizplA, all the terninatj 1n thereof shall be twenty-five years there after. witA the power to renew the Pori,d O. extension npt graIte; tlal tweA5y i've wears npol the vo,e 0 three pur,h5 ot the capital stock at any regular mee,iAs ca.!ed and he'd for 5nlJ parpo>e.
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.aIs.re. ..E ....- ...... .. ana .. a- ]. .. .. #.... .a ..e exact ratio as he esrH .... ..... humanity had he Hc
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...he bidding .5 the ...r 5hat ..'r come .| ea. Ea. DOW .na area2.i.a .aa bottom g.ra-."
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4 QUAINT OLD CITY AID ITS REMIHISS CENT
 DEC3IT
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ITS FLOWERS, BTRDs AND SUN. GITSE, SIGHTS, SCEYE3, F0BEIGT AIR AND IND0L-
 EXT, S0IT0LENT LITE.

It is pretty town. is Yuma, nest ling amid the sand dunes on the banks of the Colorado whose swift current laShes itself against the piers of the hri ige in simulated, impotpnt fury. N'ith its qnaint old adobes, its hlackeyed senoritas, it's Indians and sunshine, 1t is interesting at any time, but when the lilly hand of Spring is laid upon it's gardens, grass plots and orange trees; it assumes a beauty entrancins and the dHetante fain would stop and roam about it. sandy streets ant float npon the bosom of the muddy old red river.
 Mayhe you have roamed the. world over ;n surfeited with tie beauties 0. IGUe1 e des Ha'iGns, La Ptazo, de SGn Marco, gie Linden StrasSe, Bur- .lingame Square anI Coanecticut avenue yO will close your eyes as the train rolls through thl5 little western town, but ii you do let me tell you here Is something you have missed for the Yuma Of today will not long remain just as the Yuma of yesterday has long since departed. 1 too have viewed the glories of the foreign ironena''e e, too have loved to stroll past the Church of the Covenant and he English Legation, I too have stood entranced at the sights of Lex ngton street, but many of those pie
 ures have ia led away, while Yuma,
 l have seen it, shall ever remain
 ! ore .ed T th7 iall .t7 of memory.
 lis the r,pra>. auure ol type
 .t a.s.'s.i..r i..-s ea-. .fH. stage coach aad .He wells Fargo syt-u.e box .ra s.tn ou the mouu-
 I.t t ls t.a-.t .t... }r1- charm. E.