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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
Die tint =tamme.

Mit GROCER Gnti8iebenbeit baben
bic in benz SnoianerzS erritorium am
.idiiigen flint Stdmme bic @ori4ldse
Ser Dapesz Gommiifion, bas iebt i'm
.@emeinbebefib befnblt4e 2anb i'm
.@in3elbeiib gu pertbeilen, 5uriidgetptez
fen unb bie1e ablebnenbe 9altun9
.pirb aler Mabrf4einli9tett our SOL
.ge baben, bab i'm @ongreb perfu9t
perben mirb, ben Stdmmen ni4t Bios
8e5ibmobus auf3uotptn9en,
'ionbern bic Stammesregierunnen
gan3 unb gar abauf9aHen unb cine
territorial 0ernaltung gu organt1tz
rem, 3u pel9er audi WeiBe 3ugelahen
merben, 9batid@lt@ 1T benz @onz
greb bereits i'm berflofenen Minter
Elm babin aielenbes @efeB %unterbreitet
morben, als bic Danes Z @ommiffiol
bas Jebli4lagen ibrer bamaligen I'M
terbanblungen bert9tete. Diefe @omz
mifiion bate BON Gongreb bic 8efugz
nib erbalten, ben flint StGmmen bic
|@infibrung bes Gtn5elbefiBes aller
I2Gnbereien por3ufdlagen, troBbem
lie ge1eBli@ bon bemfelben befreit, uno
ibnen cine MbGnberung Der @tammesz
bermaltungen nit Mid1i9t auf ibre
f9lteBli9e Mufnabme in ben 8unb
.als @taat 3u empfeblen. Die Snbianer
nolten aber bon alien biefen 8orz
14ldgen nt@ts niFen. Mls bic Gomz
mtfiion in bieiem Sabre ibre 8emiiz
bungen BON Meuem begann, tpurben
bic @tdmme auf bic benz lebten @onz
greb unterbreitete 3pangsbiu aufz
mertiam gema9t, ALIEN obne @rfolg.
.9ie Gboetaps ginsen fogar 10 peit,
iehen @eriu9 zines StammesangebDz
rigen, benz @in3elbeiiB bas Mort gu
reben, fir !9o9berratb gu ertldren
unb nit 1@peren Strafen gu bebroz
fen, Inter biefen lmitGnben erf4eint
es ausge19loKen, bab bic Goms
milton in %ab1ebbarer s3eit Before Grz
folge eraielen tptrb, unb benz GongreB
mub bic Gntf@eibung iiber bic Mitz
tel, pel@e CUR @rret9ung bes angez
1trebten 53teles an3upenben. iinb, am
betm geseben perben, 3roBDem bic
.Goot'i9e 8anbe perni9tet lit, ntrb es
bet Gommifiion nt@t f4mer faller,
unter 9tnpets auf bic aablreiden I'M
Snbianer 3errttortum beriibten Sc
malttbaten bic @tammespernaltunz
gen als unfabtg bin5uitellen unb be-
bufs 9erbeifiibrung augemetner ST.
E4erbeit cine Mbdnberung Der beiteben=
ben @erbdltniKe als bringenb geboten
erf9etnen gu lafen.
Mlein bic 9auptfrage gipfelt BARN.
pb Der @onsreb Elm Re4t CUR Mnnul-
ltrung Der nit ben Stdmmer abue=
f9lofenen @ertr6ge bat, pel9e benz
felben ni@t Bios ben @emein1ib aller
2dnbereien, ionbern aud Selbitperz
tpaltung getpdbrleiften. Diefe 0erz
pfli@tunsen 'unb @arantien fat bic
8unbesregterung ibernommen, na9z
benz bic Snbianer ibrer a%nertannten
&ehte auf GENTLE Qanbitrei4e, tpel4e
%eritere gu beiiben miini4te. entfaet
batten. Die %@ommiiiion bebauptet,
baB mad benz Mbf@luB jener @ertrdge
bic @erbdltntKe fi6 in FOLDER Meiie
gednbert baben, bab bic neberetntomz
men ni4t lGnger eingebalten perben
t0nnen. Die naturli6en 9ilfsquellen
bes Snbianer Serrttortums baben,
mad Der @rtldrung Der @ommifiion,
einen 70 u~nsebeuren Wertb, bab fe
auf unternebmenbe 8irger cine unz
ntoeritebli4e Electromagnetic aus
iiben." Dies bat our Golge gehabt,
baB ftd in benz SnbianerzS erritorium
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
8ef6iebune bon G3.3t5ar.

neber bic jiinsit %semelbete 8ei@ie>
bung bon G3z3ibar ooer @abara i'm
perfi{9en Meerbu1en bur4 bic beiben
englii9en Rrtegsf4iffe rSpbinr" unb
.ptgeon" ftnb ieBt bel Der bohen Pforz
te nGbere Melbungen eingegangen,
iiber bic Der Ronitantinopoler Gorrez
iponbent Der rRDln. 3tg.". 5olgenoes
erfdbrt:
Ser unter Sem 8efebl bes @9ei9s
.@ultan Selam ftebenbe Mraberi tamm
lMli BIN Mlt, etpa 1000 Mann itart,
mar bon Der Sniel 8abretn i'm per- IL
i9en @olf na4 benz tiirtii4en Gefz
lanbe ~ausgepantbert unb bate in ber
tirti4en @tabt G5z3ibar iein Qager
erridtet. Ser englii4e @eneralz@onz
full in 8u1dir, Oberit Wtlfon, be-
i4lob gemein1am nit Dem Gommaus
banten Der r@pbtnr", pelp, gegen
biefen Mraberitamm, Der it4 our Rudz
%panberung freipi0tg ni4t bereben|
la1en po1te, NIT @etpalt por3ugeben
unb gu benz 3pede bas 2ager unb bic
@tabt @5z3ibar gu bef4ieben. Der
Muteiartf bon 9ofuf, Der btefe Mb<
ii4t erfubr, i4tdte iofort einen 1etner
8eamten, M%bburrabman @Henot, BON
!9ofuf CUR n@pbtnr" unb CUR ~piz
seon" unb lteB fe auf bic Sragpette
zines Mngrifes auf tiirtii9es @ebiet
aufmert1am maiden unb fie um I'M
terlaKung elmer fol@en @epalttbat
bitten. Mbburrabman tpuroe aber
pom 9berit @ilion nit benz 8emerten
.abgepieien, ct fo0e ii4 ni4t UNI Dtnz
ge betiimmern, bic i'm ni@ts angtnz
gen! r@pbimr" unb pigeon" bei4oi=
fen, nun bier Sage unb bier Nd4te
lana bic unbefeitigte unb tpebrlofe
.@tabt unb t0bteten 5ablloie 8epob=
ner, namentli9 piele Srauen unb Rtnz
Der; bic Mdnner btelten iid portpiez
genb auf ibren @egelf9tfen auf, bon
benen glet@faus 1870 perbrannt
tpurbenr. Dte tiirtii@en 8ebDrben
.19GBen bic 3abl Der @etDbteten auf
mebr ais 1000. Da 5ubem bic gu
fubr bon 2ebensmitteln infolge Der
8ef9ieBung bon Der 2anbbebDlterun9
eingeltellt purbe, 10 erlagen nod piele
Rranfe urb &tnber benz 9unger unb
Der Gri@0pfung. Die Moi@een. muir
ben in 8ranb gef4ofen unb 5er1tort.
Die erften engli14en @4uHe tparen
gegen bic turtif4e Sabnen serihtet
bic auf benz !9auie bes Mubirs sebiBt
mar. Dte @ngldnber baben nt4t
eber gerubt, Bis bic Stabt benz @rbboz
ben glei@ gema9t tpar. Ser S4az
ben, Der BON ibnen angeri4tet tporben,
lit bemgemaB auberorbent1i@ erob.
Die iberlebenben Mustpanberer tpurz
ben gefansen genommen nnb na4
8abretn 3uriidgef4leppt. Sberit
Wi1fon erlieB bunn etnen Mnfruf an
bic Mraber, in nel9em ct ertlGrte, er
babe ibnen betptefen, bab Niemanb
anbers als @ngldrber - am tpentgz
ften aber bic 9urfei NV Tie 51 be19uz
BEN in Der Gage lei.
Die r&Dln. 3tg," bemertt ba3u:
Mls mir bic erite Nu4ri4t uber bic
8ef9ieBung BON @3z3ibar perDHent>
lt9t batten, nurbe bon anberer @ette
bebauptet, baB ben neueiten Rarten
3ufolge bic @tabt nt@t tiirtti@ lei,
ionbern gum @ultanat BON Mastat
sebDre, bas nt@t unter tirfif4er
Sberbobeit ftebe. Dem tptber1prtht
aber einerieits, baB Elm ltrrs porltesenz
Der englii9er Mtlas - es 1T oer bon
Der rSimes" berausgegebene ~
mte bic Sobr'f6e Rarte BON 4fsbant@
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02

@4t. - Runbm: Isle perii9er=
ten bod, bic Garben an bielen
Striipfen geben ni@t aus. 3nei Sage
babe i4 lie getragen unb felt Dierz
3ebn 9agen betomme i4 bic 5arbe
niht mebr BON ben GiBen btrunter!!r
3d.: ryeun bate ih ni4t reht99S
Gin Yro3eBbanel Ell. Bauer:
9err Mbpofat, ba bdtt' i'd cine prDz
.3tBfa&e eegen meiren Nadbarn, ben
9ofbauernfepp. Meinen Sic, baB
.i9 ben pro3eB perliere2" Mntpalt:
,sSSa, mein Qieber, bic @a4e perb6lt
ii9 10: 9abt Sbr tpenig @elb gum
Yro3effiren, bann f0rnt Sbr ben
pro3eB f9on iebr balb DerlOren ba<
ben; babt Sbr aber bel @elb ba3u,
70 lam e Sabre lang bauern. Big e
berloren it,"
@aunerpreie. 3d.: sd
fag' Sbnen, bel mir 1T nod ni4t ein=
gebro4en tporben."
g.: r8erufen sic Sbr Slid ni4t..
3d.: rMas nennen Sic Slid? 8et
mir iinb bic Maaren 10 bilig, baB
Der gr0Bte @auner lieber bereinfommt
unb lie tauft, als erft LANCE ein5az
bre9en."
@trf@nappt. Go 1T mir
bD4ft fatal, Sobann; t@ m6bte Elm
@las 8prbeaur tr;nfen unb babe ben
Relerf@lafel perlegt ober gar DerlO@
ren!!"
Shut ni9ts, 9err Dottor, bic
REORGANIZATION bringt man audi 10
gang letht bnr@ bic Qatten!!"
Mus3ei@nung. O. 8duerin
(3u benz aug Der @tabt beimtebrenbe1
8auern): .Mo, pie ISIS benn 'ganga
5bei'm Doftor21 8auer: r@nat 1873
'ganga! Dent Dir nllr, rpatient1
bat Ct mir g'beiB'n grab ME bic
npbligen 2eut'!!"
9bert eines g arberegi<
ments (3u atpei lei@tfinrigen Qieu<
tenants): u@enarnt babe i4 bic 9erz
rem nun; fabren Sic 70 fort, banr1
gebe i9 Sbnen bic @erit@erung, bah
Sic zines aages In einem StdbtheR
an Der ru{iif4en @ren3e ertpahen,
NIT elmer Mummer i'm @paulett, bic
Sbnen impOniren ion!
Neues @tubium m. YrofefDr:
.ylun, !9uber, sic tperben bod ieben=
fals Elm 8robitubium ergreifen2"
Mbiturient: .gRein, 9err profeFor,
-ih geb' gum Militdr." 8rofeHor
rMba, alfo Gommisbrobitubium!~
Gr fennt 1bn. Renner: Rod
Elm @las gefdqig?" Sat: @igentli4
barf i@ ni@t 10 bel trinten!" Rellz
ner: 80, bic gnaibigs Gral pirb f@on
nod ems %erlauben!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02

@tunben parer perronnen. W0n
3eit gu 3eit mareu M0meni4aaren
nit ibrem tlagenben &inoergei@rei
lanbeinpdrts ge3ogen. Sbnen folgte
bic Glutb, unb NIT ibr tam Der
@turm. Gin @turm mar es, mie er
felt Sabren ni@t bic See aufgepeiti@t.
Sn bic Nd@t am 9tmmel mar 2eben
getommen. Sic buntlen Wdnbe redz
ten, peri&oben ii4. @as ii9 eben
nod gebaut, 3erflutterte in 6eben
lanDsinpdrts. @s mar elm @4teben
unb Drdnsen BON tpogenoen @ebilben
bic peibe, fatternoe Sabnen nit ii9
fubrten. unb bic See empDrte ii@
gesen iie. Grit mari ite nur enbluie
peiBe, 1i9 rtngelnbe S@aumi@lanz
gen auf ben Strano. Die aber tpu4=
fen au n%nsetbImen. Sober unb bDz
fer f4molen iie, l0iten ii@ auf in
@aHerfdQe, elmer hinter benz anberen
%beriasenb, 14neler unb ianeuer, i'm
pilben 8egebren it4 gu iiberitir5en,
urpb rau19enb unb 5H9eno tparfen tie
ii9 iber ben @tranb. Die ganae See
mar etne to9enbe, brobelnbe Mafe,
beren DrDbnen ii@ nit benz @tDbnen
bes 5turmes permdblte. Dte tptrtz
li9e Maat mar unterbeKen angebroz
den, unb in ibrem neutrality-suspicious.
Duntel mar ni4ts 81 ertennen, als bic
finnpernirrenbe Tlr9t bes petben
@i4ts, Der bo@ Biz our Dime binanz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02

g fennt 1bn. Rellner: rg}o9
Elm @las ~gefGqtg?" Sat: Gigentli@
barf i4 ni4t 10 piel trinten!1 ReQ@
ner: 80, bic sndiDtige SGrau pirb f@cn
nod ems erlaubel!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02
@mmoriniiheS.

@4t. Nv Runbin: r@ie perfi9er<
ten bod, bic Garben an bieier
Stripfen geben niat aus. a3nei Sage
babe id lie getrasen unb felt pierz
3ebn 9agen betomme i9 bic Jarbe
niht mebr BON ben GiBen btrunter!!rI
3d.: rNun bate id nidt re1t91
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02

Neues Stubium. profeFor:
r9i1n, 9uber, sic tperben bod iebenz
fans Elm 8robitubium ergreifen2"
Mbtturient: .Netn, 9err profefDr,
i6 geb' gum Militdr." 9rofeFor
rMba, alfo Gommtsbrpbitubtum!~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-01-02

M~us3ei4nung. g. 8diuerin
Eau benz aug Der Stabt beimfebrenberl
8auern): .y}o, nie ISIS benn 'ganga
bei'm Doftpr2" 8auer: r@uat 1873
'ganga! Dent Dir nlr, rpatie1t1
fat e. mir g'beiB'n grab ME bic
nobltgen 2eut'!!"
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1896-01-02
Hoods Pills become the favorite cathartie
with everyone who tries them. 25c. per box,
A Unique MId-Winter Magazine.

A Unique Mid-winter Magazine.
The New Years Ladies' Home Jour
nal brings with it abundant assurance
that it has inaugurated the red-letter
year of its eXistence--that it will be
better in 1896 than ever. The best
known and most popular contempora-
neous writers aud artists are repre-
sented in theil best achievements. On
the cover page is reproduced Albert
Lynch's famous painting, "The God
mother" in half.lone, showing the
great work of the modern master in
exquisite perfection of artistic detail.
Mary Anderson de Navarro continues
the interesting "Reminiscences of her
"Early Days on The Stage" rccounting
her trials. disappoinlments and ul,i-
mate triumphs. Ex.President Harri-
sons paper in his This Country of
Ours" series, explains succinctly and
lucidly The Federal Constitution, term
of its adoption anG amendments, and
defines its scope and limitations. Edna
Lyall, author of "Donovan," 1--WE
rwo," etc, contributes an instructive
paper, in which she records her ..Early
Literary Influences" and her first and
subsequent successes as a novelist.
Frank R. Stockton's 1.-The Widows
Yarn" is delightfully."- droll story told
in its authors inimitable way, and
Jerome X. Jerome's "BIase Billy" the
first of his "Stories OF the Town series
written for the Journal, is IN the au-
thors characteristic and most delight
ful vein. Mary E. wilkins Little
Marg'ret Snell," second of .Neighbor-
hood Types" sketches. is uniquely
refreshing bit of pen portraiture, quite
equal to her first paper. which was
given in the December Journal.
Edith M. Thomas. the poetess, con-
tributes a poetic study in natural his
tory--notes of winter under the cap
ton of "a Watch in the Night of the
Year" Kudyard Kipllng's powerful
short story. "WilIam the Conqueror,"
reaches splendid climax and its conclu-
sion in til" January journal, and Julia
Magruder's romance. "rhe Violet"
continues, increasing in its fascinating
absorbing interest. Edward w. Box
editoriaIly talks with young men, an
swering number ofinquirics submit
ted to him upon business aud social
topics. Rev. Charles II. Parkhurst,
d. d.. writes forciby and entertain
ingly upon memories of Our Child
hood Homes"
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1896-01-02

As was predicted when the extern
sion of the civil service rules to the
Government Printing Office was made
those rules have come into collision
with the Typographical Union. 1t is
q rule of the Union that all printers
employed in the G. P. O.. shall be
members of the typographical union,
and With few exceptions the public
printers have aided the printers in
enforcing the rule. But the civil SER
vice rules contain no recognition of
the Union. They merely say that
when man or woman has answered
certain percentage of the questions
asked at the periodical examinations
he or she shall be placed upon the
eligible list from which all appoint
ments are to be made. The other day
a batch of appointments were made by
the Public Printer, and among them
were four non-union printers. This
has upset the union printers. It may
be that they can in some way influence
the four nnn-union printers to come
into the union and thus save for time
the prestige of the G. P. o.. us a
union establishment; but>whatever the
result in these cases it is only a matter
of time when the civil service appoint
meuts will make the largest printing
Office in the world a non-union office.
And the union printers clamored tor
the extension Of the civil service rules.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1896-01-02

Trains II and 42 run on alternate DAYS
Information AS to what days same will run
Will be furnished by agents on application.
No. makes connections at Ash Fork with
a. q Z. vestibuled limited No. 3 from the east.
No. also connects with A. & i. No : tIOm
the west. Persons desiring to stay over at
Ash Fork will find the best of accomnOda-
tions at Fred Harvey's Hotel.
No. 2 makes close connections at Ash Fork
with A. & p. trains Nos. and l. A.& 2. MOL
reaches San Francisco l0:45 a. nj. second
morning. A. 4 p. No. 4 is u vestIbulcd train
throughout, lighted with fintch gas, dining
car running through. Los Angeles 10 Chicago.
Dlntng cars under the management OF Fred
Harvey. with his uneXcelled service care and
attention to his guests.
Nos. and 2 connect at Jerome Junction
with trains OF the United Verde & Pacific
Railway for Jerome. Connecting at Prescott
with stage lines for all principal mining
camps; at Congress with stage lines for Har-
qua Hala, Stanton and Iarnel; al Phoenix
with the Maricopa & Phoenix Railway for
points on Southern Pacific Railway.
The Santa Fe, Prcscott& Phoenix Railway
Is the best route to tn, great salt River
valley. For information regarding this
valley and the rich mining section tributary
TO this road address any Santa Fe route rep
resentative, or,
GEO. NJ. SARGENT. General Freight and Pas
sen rer Agent. Prescott
X. f, WELLs. Assistant General Manager,
Prescott. Ariz. S. +. 2. & P. Railway.
GEO. T.. NICHOLSON. General Passenger
j. J. FREY. General Manager. Chicago A.
I. & 5. +. Railway.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1896-01-02

The announcement that Russia had
offered this country $400, 900, 900 in
gold to make it Independent of the
European money ring created a sensa-
tion in Congress. Although it has not
been officially confirmed it is generally
believed that the offer was made.
Should the offer be accepted it would
create a worse panic in the Rothschids
crowd than did that Monroe doctrine
message.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1896-01-02

The man who kicks about accepting
worn silver coins will do we'll to
familiarize himself with decision of
the U. S. Supreme Court rendered
this week. declaring that silver coins
are legal tender as long as they bear
the semblance of the coin. Of course
this decision referred only to coins
worn by circulation. Mutilated aud
defaced coins are not legal tender,
even if they are new. ...
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1896-01-02
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,

Notice Is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between ]. =. Uawks unt
robert IIennessy, under the Arm .nnn,a ~
Hawks Il Hennessy. is this day dissolved bv
mutual consent. The business will be con,
tinued by J. +. Hawks. Robert Hennessv 10.
firing. All accounts due the firm are nav
able to J. +. Hawks. who also assumes mi the
liabilities OF the firm. Babbitt Bros are
authorized to receipt for accounts due the
J. r. HAWKS,
ROBERT HENNESSY.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1896-01-02
SUMNER OR WINTER,

The SANTA FEE ROUTE" is the most com,
East. -. ~ '"'
The meals at Harvey's Dining Rooms are
an excellent feature OF the line. and are only
equalled by those served on the new Dininv
Jars which are carried on all limited trains
reached In no other way.
Angeles. Cal. -N0'
@. II. Speers, Assistant General passepuey
Agent, San Francisco. Cal.
II. s. Van. slyck, General Agent, Albu.
querque, N. NJ. ""
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1896-01-02
The Scenic Line Of Arizona,
The Best Route TO CaIif0rIa.
Only North and South Line in ArIls'l

fGrand Canyon of the t0lorauO'
Petrified Forest,
To the Great Pine Forests,
Cliff Dwellings,
Great Salt River Valley
And numerous other points OF lh.er. tii,..
Beautifully illustrated book free on aPp'n u ,ns
tion. Through tickets to all poih's ~ II tbe
United States, Canada and Mexico ~ .Iss,
comforts and conveniences Ct a hrsF|
road. with superb equipment =,
IRAP. SMITH. Commercial Agent, Phoep"'
Arizona, 5. f., p. &P,
GEO. NJ. SARGENT. General Passenger my
:. r.. p. & p. Prescott, Arizona. crR
E. COPELAND, General Agent, \. ]"
R., Ell Paso, Texas. p.sssngsr
GEO. I. NICHOLSON. General IT
Agent. A. 7. 4 s. \. X. r., Chicago III
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1896-01-02

Mr.. CRISP is mich worried abou .
the rapid way in which the business of
the House is being transacted. 1t was
very different when he wa, Speaker,
and that is one of the reasons. by the
way, why he is not now occupying
that position.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1896-01-02
NOTICE TO FRE|CHTER$

1000 teams wanted to haul coke i'T,D aud
Thomas to the town OF GIoD'; rhmmas.
copper back from Globe to for' iDnpTuERN
GILA VALLEY, GLOBE Aohi
RAILWAY CO., pradepk
Addrr: Bowie, A.y'
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1896-01-02

The limited trains leaving Chicago VEST
bound at 6p. M daily and Los Angeles east
pound at p. m. daily carry Pullman's latest
char car, with an attendant to look after the
passengers comfort. and new dining cars
through without change between Los Angeles
and Chicago.
In addition to the regular daily euuipment
a luxurious compartment sleeping car con-
tanning two drawing rooms and seven family
tied leaving Los Angeles on Tuesdays and the
california Limited leaving Chicago on
Wednesdays OF each week.
The chicago Express east bound and Cali
fornia Express, west bound, carry Pullman
Palace sleeping cars through without change
between Chicago and San Francisco with an
annex car between Barstow and Los Angeles:
PULLMAN Tourist sleeping cars through with,
out change between Chicago and San Fran
cisco ana Chicago and Los Angeles every day:
twice week between Los Angeles and ST.
Boston. ~
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1896-01-02

GENERALLY speaking the Republi-
cans are opposed to the selling of bonds
In time of peace. but they are obliged
to consent to it in the present in
stance because Democratic incapacity
has made it unavoidable for the main
tenance of the public credit
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1896-01-02

just arrived at the Flagstaff Com
mercial Company, q carload of the
celebrated Monarch canned goods.
Nothing like them in the way ofcalmed
goods.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1896-01-02

THERE is no better way to meet
England's attempt to discredit our
securities than that Of requiring her
to pay higher duties on her exports to
this country.
The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1896-01-02
AA.P.r.L

The American Protective Tariff League
is national organization advocating
Protection to American Labor and
Industry" as explained by its constitu.
ton. as follows:
r THE object o. this tsaevs shsl b. 10 prot,o,
American labor BY q tariff on imports. which shsl
adequately secure American industrial products
against the composition Of foreign labor.
There are no personal or private
profits in connection with the organiza.
ton and tits sustained by memberships.
contributions and The distribution Of its
publications.
FIRST: corrsspendsnes is seiieissd rseardns
Membership and Official Correspond snts. !"
SECOND: We need and welcome oontrbut;ona
whether small or large. 70 our cause.
THIRD: We publish large line sf Documents
covering all phasss Of the TsriW auction. Cam.
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The Coconino weekly sun. [volume] (Flagstaff, Ariz.) 1891-1896, 1896-01-02

lhe Gazette states that Isaac Gil
more, miner. Friday last fell 400
feet down the incline shaft of the
Vulture mine. He may recover.