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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-13
Our Floral Emblems.

share of attention from fower-loving
people for some time; yet Florida has
kept herself in the background, for has
she not all flowers for her own? I have
thought nothing more appropriate for
America, than our Indian corn, (maize),
but it seems to have fewer advocates
than the more delicate golden rod. This,
ike the gaudy sun1ower, (Which some
one has spoken of, in this connection),
seems too suggestive of greed of gold,
why should we have yellow flower at
all, unless we want to blazon before the
world our national failing as well as our
want of taste?
The daisy, Burns "wee modest GRIM
son tipped flower" is the other extreme.
America is not so unassuming as to Sc
lect this; she is sensible of the fact that
it is not appropriate. Where, oh. where
shall we find national flower?
The flora of our fair state is rich and
diversified; it ought not to be so difficult
to fnd floral emblem for Florida; per-
haps, however, this very fact makes the
selection more of task.
The orchis family has recently been
mentioned; but I think no particular
varietyo of this curious tribe was brought
to notice as worthy of being promoted
to the distinction of state emblem. I
am not we'll acquainted with the orchis,
at least my acquaintance is not "per.
sonal one and so far as know, the fam
lily is noted more for the curious and
interesting characteristics of it's mem
bers, than for beauty; although there
are some dazzling colors among the odd
shaped flowers. Many varieties oppose
all attempts at cultivation, and will
flourish only in moist and shady places,
in spots little frequented by man. "Like
the aboriginal inhabitants of America
they prefer their own native wilds to the
refnements and luxuries of civilized life.
It this reason is not enough to prevent
choosing flower of this interesting
family as q state emblem, let me add,
that many varieties are parasites, living
upon the bark of trees, obtaining susie
nance from their strength, without
visible means of support" were the
other tree to Withdraw it's assistance.
flower or plant, however brilliant, or in
teresting to the botanist, that draws its
life blood from wrong source, seems to
me unworthy of so distinguished pref
erence. A writer says: ''The flowers are
remarkable for their irregular and gro
tesque appearance; some present the
figure of fly, others spider, bird,
and even of the human figure. 1t would
seem too, that the freaks of these yege.
table beings are not designed for our
observation, for they are peculiar In
their choice of habitation, preferring
wildness. barrenness and desolation to
the fostering care of man." The finest
snecimens of this family do not flourish
in this state. In equatorial regions they
seem at their best, but really seldom
seen, except by the hardy and venture
some explorer.
There is one flower pre-emlnent In
Florida. No one can deny it's sweetness,
purity, even exclusiveness, If an arlsto-
cratic flower is wanted; fit for bridal
l. r. ID n
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-13

T HAVE some Of the finest Orange Groves and
l. Wild Land, Large or Small properties-Some
in the Indian River section. Send for circular
G. P. WILLIAMS, Oviedo, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-13
FLORAL DEPARTMENT..

Address all communications to Floral Depart
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d EST BARGAINS ever given in orange groves
ID houses, city lots, improved and unimproved
lands. Call on or address 81. A. DeLand, De-
Land, Fla.
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TOHN L. NUCKOLS, dealer in Improved and
~ Unimproved Real Estate, DeLand, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1896-05-13
Real Estate Directory,

Any one contemplating the purchase Of ,Sas
estate TN Florida should aOv1ke to tie ba,hes
6el07O TN 7Ohate0er section they aOish to hcatHa
tits thee1ote q the As,1i r~lt~rsst to haze non.
6skt first class firms ys1aSsenked in this eolsemnt
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-07-14

s gaorse bar man osiaa Idit ON be
iaatalbte Duncards, fom tom op fra
Subiana os nebiatte iis georb Dafota
ipaar. Disie Duncards eriom be-
fienbt en- reltsiss Seft. Sc er ef6ofz
beute og npttise Meblemu.er at sauz
funbet; men / ytorse trcbe man, be bar
Drantere, iom fblsenbe uiier:
rGn af be beiDuberlisife &olon,er,fou1
noaenfinbe er bIit oprettet ! Nmeritn,
ital M anlesses Mortb Dafota. Set
e. en- Roloni al Druttenbolte. gn ps
tpbe Drantere meb 5amilier ifal iSomz
mer brase fra Snbiaua os nsbiette fts !
geortb Dafota. Sc flyer, at be pit etab-
lere en- ,MobelsD Dranters eoloni1 De
bar allerebe fisbt tilitrettelis ganbeien<
bonn. &olonien oiInat,lrlisuis BIT fuIst
,meb for Snteresie. Oct ian io bdnbe..
at alle Roloniiterne piI aabne &eftaurans
ter, os ba fommer bet an paa, bueut at
BEN Fal bprte Soroen4
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-07-14
ter fig til en- llbtalelie for frit Selp.s
8r. 9tasmuslen, ber blep Hagen inn
&anbibat for glert Of gpurt, pil fanbs
iDnlispis rpnne independent.
Nnrn 9aIsptr.

rRobbusseren" anbefaler 9eelanb.
Souie til aue, lom beipser Siasboro.
Sarge feirebe 25sNarsbasen for
fin @runblnssefie ben Abe Suli fibitles
ben.
gfpro DafOtas Bopulifer (Snbez
peabenter) bill afboloe fin gtatsfOnpen<
tion Sarge ben a96e Sult. GOr gais
So. iaumeftebs ben Lobe Suit.
80 8iser, Mnn,e MrmitrOns Os
Marb 8et6tel, blep operfigrt af ct
gran paa gapalier Bran6en. De
boebe / gonton os par saat nb for at
plufte 8ar. De bapoe saat, iaa be
par trette os:bdp6e fat fig paa Sernz
baneiporet, buor be par, ,iopnet inb. Den
enc blep brebt paa Steoet os ben anben
blep frpstelis lemleifet.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-07-14

3anbeIsminiiter pil 8ibrnlon me
lfal ieia os treDia ! itaoeu tor .utdits
rifsminifter.
6an bep rstt.
Drbet e buabe lettare { banbe lsraao 81
funbe bet beta paa 1orit J, % pet siep
ben rette tanfelt bdar, % ION ne
ital til, framtioi iin tanfe ulso bette
8rifsembdtte; os BET beu he lite aa ieia,
at orbe siep tpbelest ,ttrpff for st ns 81
Ineiner os pil. 5E 81
Oar bet formtrau, fom slorbs q
!. .,,tanrits 4 n,aafte nero nae0 & sn,betts Al
Gen offieisle titslen, RI fstt bdn eita::
.banbels. % I,tonrifs smtaii tsrsss. etns||
Set Danlese nninn " br,,t uillDn, folt
81 pera barbtl su,inii itsr
"a 7Iss Heai a \ B
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-07-14

. l u
IS. s. llseblao" taser / fibite giO.
Orbet for, at rs5ritentere" lite maa
pdlses til Statens gmbeber. Gn faaz
ban Dpforbrins er itfe bare l1ameritanIf
ben er utriitelis % ubpre bum.
Spen1 ter paatase lie at sranite 9ierter
ps Mprer paa be Opitillebe Gmbeostanbi=
batter? Esr i llsebl.1 paatase fig bet?
guer bpeu ital afsipre, buab e,, v6rI
tenter" er for uoaet? &ollesa ! Ser
aus Sails pilbe rinel,spis meo @lnot
iinbtase Dom,nsrisi iuiuse.i u ben sag.
Waen ri betatfsr os for ben Slnss 8ens
iisbeb; thi pi bar subFelup itts ldnser
8rus for Raueri nosen Gfitfelie.
rgafuuen1.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-07-14
Rpnb1tBge1.ett 3nte Anrg.
@u.atbnln 8nte AnrH.
Der babbe paa ct bansenoe pnar ndr
fpmmet iii 9laa nellem Sote[pRrt Ne=

per babbe paa ct bRnsenbe 8anr rldr
fommet til Slas lnellem lpotelpart Ye=
herien bernebe ps mig, netop fom leg
ftob paa Siemtur. Seq par bn fOmnten
/ bet fibite Stabiuu af 6efitemnins %
par trdt, fur % tper os lite oplast at
saa paa Nfforo nteo nosen. 90 faa
ifuloe naturl,su,s bet erserlisfte benbe,
at min npe 8araplp, fom ies bapbe be-
postet meb ben ftBrit n1ulise Dmbu, par
iporlgit foripunOen. Otter enoel btploz
matiife 5orbanolinser, bpOrunbsr ST..
Neoerion uiite ben itgrit nulise Slime
Itsbeb, lise til at bbbe mig getalins
for Eabet peirebe NIT onbe Qune belt
bort, % Dt ifiltes iOm be bebite genaer
af 8erben.
Men Beberien par lIsepel tffe fornsiat
1meb l1ofalbet, men faitebe Erpien paa
fig % sit paa Sast efter gppen. Seq
bapbe ndften slemt be1e Eilbraselien, ba
ies fob paa splatfOrmen os pen<
tebe paa 9ranet. Men Der tom Iaasu'
ben inilbe Utanb traftenbe 1neb Baraz
pIDen lisepel! ugr bet benne", fpurste5
ban, ieieritolt. uSa ben er BET iuarte
ies. Seq ueb lite bDem al os bar lptfez
l1sit iuit ba; euten ban peb at ba hepiit
fin itore Dpristisbeb. eaer leg peo at
faa min bsititattebe Baraplt tilbase.
9a1por5 btr1eD.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-07-14
9tI ,Mep Stiper 9toe,aoe".

Deres nibfiere Mrbeibe i sanbbebens
9jenefe, 5r. Sobnion, ipnes mig at
oere af en- iaa omfanssris &pantitet, at
Rualiteten ndften saar ad undas for
Sem TONNE Eiber. De flyer, at benne
ber Bisbomsiats, $. s. 8oen ubtalte
fit Blab Globe, ,,ennlis at en- liDen
id1 er lise iaa paniteliq at ifiule
ion1 s t'tt9Do m m en-, par mpntet
paa Saseu, Robbusseren1s &ebattsT..
9uis De, iom en- fampittis sbebsfulb
gref os @ebattsr bapbe feet paa ben
@apport fra GoIteparti. @onDentiouen,
iout rRobbussetenA inbebolbt, pilbe
Sc bape feet, at ben bar iubienbt til
! r@obbusseren1 fra l1nbertesnebe %
bar ilet lite rebattionel. Sou De pel
pibite par Ole s. 9asen ba ! grcotiton,
SfteIie baube bet trapelt meb Biahet
os iaaban tom min Rappart III at blipe
ben eneite, iont &obbusseren1 bapbe
fra Toltepart,ets aonDention. 6asen
iaa ben lite, fgr ben tom Yaa prent
! 8obbusseren4 Seq bnffer at bebotbe
birefte eller inbirette l1btalelier oper
mine napnsione 8robutter for mig ielp.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-07-14
gsnssuelasS sSasen / faa Talb Dilbe afz
sigre, ON Be Gorenebe Stater ffulbe
LUTTE fig ti1@ngIapbs Sienber eller iffe.


gfterretninserne ansaaenbe Dprps
ret Aaa Rreta bIiDer mere % mere nlpts
fsfpqaeube. 5ultnren bar bsiet fig for
5tortnasternes Jor6rins % u6nRpnt
en- fftlen @upernpr pan Den, men
benRe Snbrgmmelie fomu1er MI for lent
tilat oampe 0prBret, os Repolntioni>
iterls erflerer, at oe 1lt lite btl neb>
Hdgse 8nabene, fgr &reta er erfleret
ltaMaAatg af Eprtiet as anefteret til
@rafenlanb. Gnblfignt EDrfiet ftabig
ienber Goritartninser til &reta, iaa er
oetpos 9ropperne ,lmnlist at betpinse
Dprpret, Der tpertimob fpreoer fig mere
|5ogmere. Den srnlfe Staggering befrds
ber5is for at tastase en- itrenst ne,ts
trnI Solbnins, men ben offentlise
Stsnlnins GrefenIanb forIanser beis
IDbt, at man lfa1 TONNE Rreta til 9lelp
I.o8 befri ben friitne Befolfnins ira BET
Fforbabte mubamebanife 9errebemn1e.
Dsr bIiuerosiaa ienbt en- Mansoe gaas
bensos gmnaunition ira @rdfeHlanb til
Rreta, Ds iantibis bebber bet fig, at ber
liar. flnbet Fere ret alporlise Sanlmen=
lfgb 5teO paa ben sreFztprfiife @rdnie
meuem srefe Os tprtiife Soloater.
Der tommer osina 8eretuinser fro
grn1enien ON ny Mproerter af Rriitne
| Nrmenien, % Stormasternes Mms
basiaoDreri Ronitantinopel Der 10 pad
1 en- bis Maabe uaaser oper Eprferri8et,
4 forbi Masternes inbbprbes StiniDst
]ifte Tan tiuabe BET at falbe i Stptter, {,
lise peo at fortpiDle. Meppe bar 3,
Iappet ben raabne eamle &labnins fam.
men paa ct Steb, fir ben iprdnses pdo
ct nnbet. De n,aa tnteruenere boz Sul.
tanen til Toltet for Mrmenten, % b
lm4u i,terpenere for &retu, % lise gal
lpebhIiper bet at nare. 6ertiI tonme1
MI lreDol olutiondre nbbrub ielDe Ron
| itantinopel. gultanen e balpbsb q
Iigr1st foe at bliue inisnaprbst os ,lbe d
@tdnb til at trdbe traftis os euersiF op
os Magterne poper intet at sisre
@aar bet oitomanfe &ise i Stpffer
iaa .bliper bet benz Der ital Nfsi6rt, ,buai
Der Fal trebe Stebet berfor, os niger
uouer at baabe, at oenne afslsrelie fat
1tc paa nnben Maabe enb peb Sperbet
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alnltlttnet.
Scr q Dainiiterfriie Staliea

SoASsSs s3;;}S$ sstE iS
Den enselite Statsmonb Sir
gbarles Ollie, bar past betYbelis 0p>
iist psb forifieaise llbtalelier ! eu Sn.
terpietu, banblebe ON Gnslanbs llbens
lanbspolitit os Jblserne af ben. San
flyer, al efter bans Dpfatntns e bet
tun Il Giosiperssmaal, naar Gnslanb
bliper npbt tic, sonite alei,e, at cptase
aampen mob Ssuslanb. 5rantrise os
EDltlanb ! Gorbunb. Snben 10 aar
e gaze, pil Rrisen pere bsr, Ds oeus
@ienfanb pil Ddre egsppten, ,,astet be
forblnbne Masters esentIise JcrmaaI
|pir pdre al lette en stDpper for dSnsz
lambs Roloniub ubDibelfer | BET bels FACET.
Stu fadr man tass Stiuiusen ipn ben
u, % inbreite iis bsrsfter, itte iose siter
atliancsr elIsr baabe paa BEN, 81 be aiIe
tun D,l pdre Subj biIbniuser men ie til
at ubDitle Gorlparst uteit mntIs Samts
lise Blade erttdrer iis eniss msb BAN,
msre euer u,inbre fOrbsbplben
Spectator stpsr btnns 5prb binbsli be
tgbsIisite gint ~ sc sisri.ssn %, Ct
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-07-14

8isconiius 9eieiferet bar ertlds
ret 2ouen ON 2anbsbpers Snforpores
ring usplbis, os mi fan lite Bgerne iOns
&orporatiouer ubsue nosen al fine 5unts
tioner. Saloonteeperne {. st. Tan lite
faa uosen 2icence. @upernbren bar
iast, at bDis bet pirfelis er at forftaa
Zig, at 2anbsbDerue Ct ubilettet, iaa er
bet lite anbet at stsre enb at iamutert<
talbe 2esislaturen til en- GrtraiesiiOn.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-07-14
A.rhre 9tatea;.

The Woman's Rescue League
af Seem gort forbBmn.er 8icDclen iom
Didpelens Msert, % flyer at 8iepclez
ribnius for Biser er baaoe fbfiff os
moralif ruinerenbe.
@n us tDoe DIesater sit ub Of
ben rep. Gtatsfonpention / Mberbeen, g.
50. nseb Don,mer Balmer / Spibien,
forbi &onpentipneH ubtnlte fin Etlituts
rtns til ben 1tationale rep. Blatforrn.
@n frpsteIig Sernbaneultt ttfe fanbt
Gteb asrbagsaften paa gbicaso 8
Morbmeitern Bnnen peb 2osan Soma.
50 @asi assrtren itsbte farnmeu, os ~
MenneRer brdbtes, nebens 40 elIer
mere tom aIDortist tilitabe. i
sSeepublitanerne i spb Datota
bapbe }in @tats ROnpention ! Aberbeen
ben 8be Suli os ,,ominerebe U. 3.
Rinssrub for @1uernsr, $. S. 9inbs
man gice>@uoernbr, B. RObble @tats-
fefretdr, $. s Mapbeiu Mubit0r. 6. O.
Pbiuips aasierer, Capt. Soues Gttor.
nep General.
8. ,N. 8u1lett, ben betienbte 5orfats
ter % torbenoerenoe Reoattbr af .Bis-
confin ytornannen", er MI boiat |
geortblanb, Mis. Gi nebbeIer bette,
forat be, iom Bnifer at fisbe bans Bog
,Iemtenbe Bisconiin" eller uere asens
ter for iamme Tan taa Underwriting ON
bans Mbresie.
Wet @uperior, 90e Suli Der er
l1b5ist til, at MblIearbeibernes Streit
pil fprebe fig i'll DotarbeiDerne ! Supe-
rior os mulis / Dulutb. Dmtrent SO
Dotarbeibere be1uttebe at saa ub imorz
gen; % Repreientanter fra andre Gors
sninser bar tilitebe % loDebe bem fin
l1nberit0ttelie. Oct iises, at Streiterue
ersment paa at BRUCE golb for at binbre
nse Menb fra. at tase Nrbeibet.
Nnaconbran.inen l,nr Butte,
Maont., ben riseite Robberm,ne gerben,
e goblet op- al et euselit Spnbitat.
Yriien ltal pars a,ellent 81, 600 rs 4o,-
600 Don. 2es NJ Mdrte til, % b.
ptl 4, at lite en- eneite Cub Dollar uil
bli ienbt til bette 2anb for at betale
Risbeiumn,ei, n,eb. Den pil Fl, betali
meb bunk credits, % DiDibenber os
&rofits DiI bli Iast til ben Eribut, oi
nu betaler Ill pore ubenlanbite Rensez
berrer. 81 obt. S;cbiIlisns. q
Hrpbibitionsb sblabet rgoice~ gfeu
Dort afilsrebe iom betienDt be spieIise
Drsier peb ben republitanite gtational.
fonpentipn ! Minneapolis for 4 Nar
fibeu. Det iamme Blab baDbe en BEL
Stab d. fate Rorreiponbenter | 81.
2ouis, os be piitorier, bisie beretter, q
iaa forfdroelise q De ueppe fob IL
Troenbs TON be ,tte fta & faaodni
1olD. BIabet beitriOer ferit saloontr.
be. Disie baObs ale opiIaaet prestios
aiiosrdiisr ii Msie ie,nlsD, % iomueI q
ben. siorbe 81 Gorretuins 81 1900 pul
Dasea. Sc sDfelise Stag ssmoal, iou,
fob melsu, gaeeo Ds glcRinlep.D Dsen.
bsne ,lepnss n,eb Deltasernts ssapne.
Gsicaso Eimes bsralo |, Il pronineui
Mete teinIep Drsa,l % eiet af Bapiiitles
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@tMta,,. S. 8rya,.

af Nebraifa bleD opfttlet fom Preiibent
&anbibat pda Den.ofraternes gfationals
fonpention / gbica9o fibfe Eorsbag.
81. g. gfanb, "@ilper Die" af Miss
iour1, ipntes at saoe ben bebfte l1bfst
fra Begpnbelien. pau fbrfe Ba1ot
baube ban 223 Stemuer, mems Brpau,
iom tom neit, bapbe lo5. geller bapbe
Blot s, os bst par itrafs Hart, at De-
motratsrne lite pilbs pibe u bdni.
8o1es, snttifou os, nosle anbre bapbe
mellem. so og so. @enator s5ilI fra
gsem gorf, faftn, 1T bare en- Siemme
os blep lite eusaus Chairman. 0ifeas
Cub Nriitotrati bar / faa afsiOrt Minz
breta1, at be Iiseiom foriuanot albeles !
ben itore Masie. De talte 5rebas om
at ftiae fig fra Partiet. 5ia mobtos
Eelesramn,er bismmefra, om at rsaep
Dort Su11, rBrooflDn Gasle4 os
,BuffalD Courier" lite ptlbe unoerltette
Eideten.
Brpans Termination par lueutet.
Den unse &jempe fra Nebraifa. ION
,tetop nu baobe aaaet ben alber, 2opeu
foreftriper. for at bli Breiibent, tos 5orz
iamlinssn meb Storm. 6ans slimren=
be Eale gorsbas patte ben Ditbeite @us
tbufiasme.
Weeb 62s mob Sol ct. beiluttebe
@onDentionen gebtaseIfen af'en Iisefrens
Grnerins for fri Mpntnins af 6stp.
Torao for oeane BeIutnins fertes en-
lang Debat, bpori. Seuatorerne EilIz
man, Sill Sones af Arfanias % Grz
Rousresmanb Brban at gteb. Dg grs
Cup. Musien al Masia@uietts btltog.
Brpans Gale uar 9ooebbesipe nbeben
% gap @tebet til bans domination.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-07-14
beren 5fDbliaat, fortalte, at en- flor 8ens
gelnnl bar brnat til at trptfe 2itogrcfier

sDeren ED9 l1dat, TDrIalle, az en- IpI 4seH>
geluu bar brust til at trptfe 2itogrcfier
af UacRinlep % ,lbbele i ct. souis.
Mue bis1e BiueDer BIER opbdnst paa
Salooner % sfipsebnie flyer goiee1.
Gn for Masie Of 9elesaterne par lite.
abrue, 5aalense be par i ST. Souls.
eRinleDs Blabene paaifaar, at bet
foHebe 2 Millioner at faa WeRinlep
non1ineret, ps ygoice" bere8ner, at en- !
Miinion til blep brl1st til bernienbe
Dritte. S gftpsebuiens par bet bog
pert. s Dmeenenaf aonpentio tionsbp8S
ninget uar bet l6O Sfi09ebufe, % &es
porterne for vgoice" beresner, at bisfe
rbetiente" 1900 Beiesenbe ab @ansen.
800 ertra l1nse Senter 5lep orbrebe.
Wfen bet blep forlioet. sci gosne benz
teoe foran ct 5us paa fin Eur. 5 alle
6uie par Wc&inIeDs Billebe opbdnst.
Dianse al Delesaterne sif IND meb iin
|Slpife paa Br1ifet llben at ifamine its.
Rorreiponbenten erflerer, at ban bapoe
en- prominent MetboOiit nleb fig ionr
gibne os at be Sing, DC ibetbele iaa paa
fiji natlise ganbrins ajenlsn1 ct. Souls
,nBrfe Diitrift ,lnber ben republifanife
&onDention, par iaa fele, at bet e.
uu1ulist at beifripe bem. Slige MRnb
er bet, iom ct 1neb % ffriser 5urra for
McRinleD os beitemmer Drbninsen at
Dor rationale Bolitit.
I Sine Stormy
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-16
SCENTS TS BAFFLED.
A Missouri Physician Claims
 to Have Mastered Disease

"All disease is but one disease with three modes of expression. l have after twenty-five years of cesseless labor and scientific research mastered tue secret and mystery of the one di- sease. I have discovered a mode of inscul ition by which a man ma, be positively innured against all disesss known 10 humanity, and ss e proof of nay sincerity I am willing, even anxious to stake my life upon the re- suit of experiments under my direc- tions to be conducted by scientists ap- pointed for the purpose
 So said Dr. Thomas Powell a rest less bright-syed little man, as he stood m his laboratory in Columbia Mo. He left Columbia reeentsy 10. Los Angeles Cal, at which place he will undergo the remarkable test of inocu!stipg himself with the germs of most deadly diseases with the view ofproving his theory or literally perishicg in the attempt. Among the germs which, he proposes to voluntary take into his system both in the blood and stomach, are those Of cholera, COZ sumption. dip,hsri., slsnae-:. .e:anss or lockjsw, or typhoid fever and lep- rosy.
 A few weeks ago Dr. Powell started the professors and students in the chemical labrctory of the Missouri University by iaoculating himself with the germs of number of terrible diseases, including glanders. consump- ton and cholera. It was the verdic; of the professors that the doctor would be dead man in less than a week, but he survived the ordeal without showing the slightest indications injury from the treatment. He went through a similar experience recently in stLeuis before 6 number of scientists of that city.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-16
A GOUD IDEA.
For the Purchase and Develop.
 ment of Mines.

An incorporation has been formed in Salt Lake with a capital of $50, 900, divided into 500 oArtificat ss of e par value of Sl00 each, and 1t is the aim and intention of She company to secure a list of 800 members. each of whom will holt one certificate of stock, and no membs will be allowed t' ewn or hold more than one certifi- cate. The fund accumulated by the sale af these 5o0 certificates will be used only in the purchase of mining properties, for the development of which each member Of the association will be assessed g . month. Such associations might we'll be formed by business men and miners in all camps for the purpose of Investing in and de- veleping mines at home.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-16
CASA GRASDE.
ArizOna's Ruin of Prehistoric
 Build.

Of the above uamei ruin the secre- tsry of the interior says:
 "The Casa GrsnGe ruin, located near Florence, in the territory, ia cne Of the most noteworthy rslics of A prehistoric age and people, re nsining within the limits of the United States. The land on which it is located is part of 4S0 acres reserved from settlement by ex ecutive order dated June 22, 1892. It was discovered already m s ruinous condition, by one Padre Cino, in 1892 and since that time has been a sub ject of record by explorers and hIs,o- risps. This structure, like others erected By the most advanced among the native races in the southwest, Is of perishsble material, being bull. of caiou-that is, of puddle clay, mo!dsd into walls dried in the sun.
 "The director of the bureau of American Ethnology, who a: the i'- stance of this department caused an examination of the ruin to be made. concludes his report m the matter by stating:
 "'In view of the slow yet ever increasing rate of destruction of the ruin and of its great interest as A tan gible record of the prehistoric inhabi- tsnts of this country, no hesitation is fel. in recommending that the struc ture bs protected and practically perpetuated by suitable reoi, so de- signed as .o shield the walls from rain and sun and at the same time permit sn unobstructsd view of the ruin from any direction ."
Tombstone prospector., 1896-12-16
A SMOOTH SCHEME.
But as Full of Bus mess as an
 Egg is of Meat.

An attractive sch eme for robhing the unwsry has lately been worked in Chicago ss a mining investment. A western gold mining company wanted $4O,0O0 ts develop it's plant. To ob- tain this it issued stock for s200 GOO on which dividend of per cen, was guaranteed for ten years. The guar antee was made through . Chicago bank, the stock being sold at par. The bank withheld so per cent Of the amount received for the stock or in ell $160, 900, renitting to i,. client, the mining company, the $40, 900 required ts develop the mine.