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Evening star., 1897-02-19
A MOTHER KNOWS.
SOME THINGS PEOPLE DON'T THINK OF.

Gust why. 1t is that children at the breakfast
table will beg for little coffee day after day,
am unable to say, except that thfy..hare a deep
ly rooted desire to have what their. .garcnts do in
the way of food and drink; them 7 believe they
naturally like something hot to SIP Tith spoon
ut any rate, the demand Is there, and I'm blest IL
1t isn't Lard to get over, when 9ner has three or
four in the family But can't give our young
folks coffee to drink; every one knows its effect
children, and 1t seems almost criminal to set
before the inrocents something We know will harm
tbem.''
SO speaks a thoughtful mother, and to such the
the vexed question. % M
DR.. H. W. Pierson, Medical IAArance,'' G351
Stewart avenue, Chicago says: We know of your
Postum, and are very much pleased with it. De-
cidedly opposed to the of both tea and coffee
Postum will pass for coffee with nine out of ten
people If they not warned in advance. 1t has
the deep seal brown of old Java. and changes to
the rich golden brown OF thick Mocha when cream
is added. 1t is made wholly and entirely of pure
garins OF the field, wheat etc. such as are intend
ed by the Creator for mans use in this latitude
Postum, the health coffee, can be drank as freely
as water. without any of the i'll effects of coffee
and In week ten days time the cid coffee
user will note marked change In his feelings and
flesh. 1t makes led blood in the natural way and
agrees with babies or grown people. Made by the
POs tum Cereal Co., Linz. of Battle Creek Mich
Beware of fraudulent limitations Of the original
Postum Cereal Grain coffee Insist on Postum
Evening star., 1897-02-19
EDUCATORS At INDIANAPOLIS.
United States COmmissioner Harr,,
Addresses the Gnfhe RIM

United States Commissioner Harri.
Addresses the Gathering.
The department of superintendent of the
National Educational Association closed a
three days session at indianapolis last
night with an address on "Art in Educa-
tion,' by DR.. w. L. Harris, United States
commissioner of education. Resolutions
were adopted in favor OF compulsory educa-
tional laws and state supervision of the en-
forcement of such laws; also expressing the
belief that public opinion will sustain Con-
gress in any action looking to the placing
OF the national bureau of education on a
level with other bureaus in the Depart
ment of the Interior. The president was
commended for appointing an experienced
educator as superintendent of the Indian
schools
1t was decided to appoint a committee of
sixteen to draft report as to what shall
be considered the minimum standard of
professional qualifications to be required
Tor state certificates, and action was taken
looking to the creation of a Paris educa-
tlcnal commission to visit the worlds expo
sition in 1900. One of the acts of the body
winch caused great confusion, was the
passage by narrow margin of a resolu-
ton urging Congress to pass the anti-scalp-
ing bill.
The convention has been the most sue
cessful In the departments history, both
In point OF its representative character and
In the character OF its discussions
Evening star., 1897-02-19
SENATOR kYLE.s RE-EIEcr,oS
Excitement in South Dakota Polftfca
Circlea Over the Matter

Excitement in South Dakota Political
Circles Over the Matter.
The break in the South Dakota senatorial
deadlock came yesterday at noon, wnen
Senator Kyle was reelected, the republi-
cans voting solidly for him, having dropped
Pickler. The republicans of the house.
voted almost solidly for Kyle, and the re-
publicans Of the senate began at once to
change to him, so that before the result of
the ballot was announced enough changes
had been made to give Kyle IS votes-three
more than were necessary to elect.
The populists shifted from man to man.
but the republicans voted solidly for Kyle
With the solid republican vote, and with
the populists who stayed by him. Kyle Sc
cured enough votes to pull him through
1t was apparent that there was no possi-
oillty OF eiecting republican, and all
night long and till o'clock yesterday
morning the republicans and thirteen of
kyles stanchest followers were in con-
ference and finally agreed.
When the joint assembly met the repub-
mean senators voted for Picker as usual
by Encouragement: but when the repubIi-
cans ON the house roll were reached they
commenced voting for Kyle. 1t was then
that the opposition discovered the scheme
Before the vote was recorded all the re-
publicans changed to Kyle.
1t was then that changes began and con-
iuSioii leiSiieu. o!SOn o. Lawrence tried
to create stampede for Goodykoontz.
twice the ballot was verified.
After speaking had ntinued for more
than an hour the ballot was finally an
nounced: Kyle. 60; Plowman, Al; Goody-
koontz, II; Palmer l; Greeley, 4; Hinck-
ley, 1.
Representative Keith of Lake county i'm
mediately gave notice that a caucus of
free silverites would be held to repudia te
the election. The fusionsts are all torn
up over the matter and are blaming each
othe: even to the extent of personal abuse.
Representative Pickler worked all night
to harmonize the republican forces and
line them Up for Kyle. and appears as
happy as though he had been elected.
Six democrats voted for Kyle
Evening star., 1897-02-19
A Persdious po.tmaster.

Postmaster Reuben w. Weeks of Inter-
vale N. H., has been removed for secreting
and improperly delivering letters. and w.
c. Booker has been appointed his successor.
An investigation showed that letters sent
from Boston by Mrs. Annie Mudgett to her
husband. Frank. were Intercepted and de-
livered to his brother, II. 8. Mudgett, ex-
postmaster of 1ntervale. The affair was
the result of family quarrel. Weeks ad-
mitted his guilt, but seid he did 1t through
sympathy.
Evening star., 1897-02-19
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-OR ENCHAN,E FOR CITY PROP
erty-A furm, containing 215 acres of land. i'm
proved by Il 1-iJon. frnme house and GU: buildings
Price, 5000. H. NJ. MARTIN, 1915 Pa. ave
NV. fe1A-3ts
FOR SALE-fARM ON SEVENTH ST. PIKE
near Wheaton, Nd: s acres and over: only
$ooo-oo Price much below adjoining lands.
THE Mci.ACHIEN REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN COMPANY
lele-3t Cor 10th and NV.
FOR sAIE-H1GHLY IMPROVED FARM ON FT
Foote road, near Congress Heights and terminus
OF electric railway; good dwelling, outbuldngs
and fencing; fruit and shade; contains about 40
acres: could be subdivided to advantage. Price,
100000
THE McLACHLEN REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN COMPANY,
ieIs-lw Cor. 10th and NV
FOR SALE-260 ACRES GRASS AND DAIRY
farm; good, large improvements plenty grass
Forest and timber: near station, B. & o. H. Il. !;
70 10 miles to Washington. J. 1. HALL, Laurel,
Md fe1S,3ts
Evening star., 1897-02-19
Appointed Naval Attoche.

Lieut.. W. s. Sims, now on duty with the
receiving ship Richmond at the League
Island navy yard. has been appointed naval
attache at the American legations at Paris
st. Petersburg and Madrid, as the relief of
Lieut. Commander r. P. Rodgers, who
was detached several weeks ago
Evening star., 1897-02-19
LADIES GOODS.

MISS LAURA CADMAN
LADIES HAIR DRE.SSFR''
Treatment Of the scalp speciality Rraids re-
hxei and bangs dressed. ShampoOing and Gut
ting 12DI g ST. NV feI6 limo
LADiES-ASK To SEE THE NEW TRIMMING;
WARWICK RUFFLING.
Dainty, attractive and refined. For sale at all
tie leading dry goods stores fc6-1ms
MADAME MAILiSoN OF THE ECLECTIC CIJT-
ting Sch0o. and Dressmaking Academy Bait has
Opened branch at Go4 l. n w. I'd Hoor We nse
a tailors square only. No pasteboa rd curve with
nglres Positions fur those holding diplomas Free
demonstration every SAT. NJ Latest styles pat
terms cut TO measure. DI ,esmaking done reasona-
Bile satisfaction guaranteed Send for circular
Ja29-1m'
Evening star., 1897-02-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

Issued February 49, 1897
ESTATE OF CHARLES BENDiRE. LATE OF THE
District Of Columbia. No. 7G45. Doc. %.
Court of the District Of Columbia holding Ori,hans
Court. for Irobatc Of Il last will May 4. 1897 and
for letters testamsnary On said estate, by tie
pany of the District of Columbiai this is to give
notice 20 nli concerned to appear in said court
FRIDAY; s THE IW&ESTY-siNin & DAY OF MARCH.
cause why such application should not be giarted.
Attest: i NtJTA Mt5;III.
o,su Register 81 wills, b. G.
fel9-1aw3t
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, the 18th day Of February, 1897.
Net.ie Berkley VS. George +. Berkley. No. l750s
rgton her solicitor, it is srdersd that % defendant
cause his appearance to be cnt,red herein on or
before the first rule day Occurring; forty days after
with as in of default The object of this suit
is to obtain decree for divorce for adultery and
cruel treatment eEdangering her health and life By
By X. J. MEIGs, Jr.. Asst. Geaks fe19-1aw3t
mo. 1889. Admin Doc s23)
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE:
Ihat the subscriber, of New York city. NY,
has. has oil tained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia, holding a special term for Or
phans Court business ancillary letters of ad-
ate Ha es estate of sSsn
all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
%R ns fne vouchers Quo e, thereof to the subscriber on
may otherwise by law be excluded from oil ben
eft Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Febra.
- EMILY NJ. cHAMBERLIN.
Care HENRY WISE GARNETT,
HENRY p. BLAIR, Proctors,
16 9th at NV, Washington, DC. fe12-1aw3t
Evening star., 1897-02-19
THE INAUGURATION.

Do YoU WANT To Re WARM AND COMFORT
able while viewing the inaugural procession? II
E. YouNc#s CARRIAGE REPOSITORY. 46i Pa. Pa.
ave. Each floor will be heated and made eom-
Portable for guests The finest view Of the pro-
plate glass windows Of this establishment. The
entire front view on the second floor would be
rented as whole if applied for soon.
fe19-t, ,th,s.St
FOR liENT-F0R MARCH 4. NICELY FURNISH
cd and heated parlcr. with toilet. second floor,
meals served If desired. Apply to EMMERT &
HEiSI.EY. 425 18th st. nv fe19-3t.
FOR RENT-LARGE PARLOR, % BY %, ELE-
dows and balcony: elegant view: SIS only; lunch
fe19-3t.
plate glass windows, in Albert building Nos. 1909
121l Pa ave; NV: suitable for large private
PARTIES also choice seats; elevator service; steam
feiatf en, sle''a' policeman Apply 'os 9th St. NV
CREPE PAPER NAPKINS. 25c. PER 100; 81 PER
1s,, 1oea i Wire puzzle ,neW,; 81 per 100. Odd lot
pictures. paper flowers. souvenirs, masks, hngs.
fe17-2w. ]. JAY GOULD 421 9th St
FOR RENT FOR INAUGURATION, DOUBLE AND
ca. cases and and comforts. Address coTs, BOX Is2,
TO I-ET-FoR NAUGURATION-THREE CHOICE
.Se Son hest it's e'ison Pa avs on
fels-3t W. a. ave-
FOR RENTAIAICH T. BALCONY WITH TWO
pariors; heated and furnished; every convenience
Tor serving lunch very desirable for party of Is
or 70. Also store window; S seats. GILL'S
CANDY STORE. 1923 Penns. fe11-2w'
FOR RENT-GOOD ROOMS WITH WINDOWS
commanding best view of inaugural parade An
ply ,n to 700 a ,a,n T. WHITING with John Wasga
STEVENS & co. HAVE REVISED THEIR PRICE
in.. us. on windows and balconies. and guarantee
lowest prices obtatnable: good views at $40 up.
Come In and let show them. Also choice
seats on viewing stands. STEVENS & Co. 1897
ia. ave-, upstairs. fc6-2w.
FOR RENr-A LARGE NUMBER OF DESIRABLE
WINDOWS On Pa. view the INAUGURAL,
fARfDE. A. T. HOLTZMAN, 1921 ST. NV
fe11tGnh3 " ~
FOR RENT-OR SALE-l 900 COTS AND TTTJ
lows, big lot chairs, tables ard cooking utensils
counters showcases, shelving. II. E(SEN BERG
cor. Sth and sts NV fel3-lws
FOR RENT-SUEABLE FOR LUNCH ROOM
large store. 21x1i3 en- Pennsylvania avenue
yania passenger depot. Also 9 large buildings
IGf atcCininodat tion OF troops large Organiza-
tions Apply to JOHN A. HAMILTON, GIG Pa. av
fe111mO
FOR RFNT-A LARGE NUNIBER OF DESIRAB,E
WINDOWS on Pa. ave- to view the INAII;f.
RAJ PARADE. A. L. HOLTZMAN, 1921 +
81. NV. fe11-15t
y LARGE BOARDING HOUSE IN ,rHE NV TO
rent i'll tiine for the inaugurat ion: nov f,ll OF
boarders. furniture for sale. For further partic-
niars address NJ Z. D.. Star office fes-2v.
ROOMS AND WINDOWS IN THE POSTAL, TEL F.
graph building. No. 1916 Penna ave NV; steam
heat and elevator service. w. S ALBERT
Jalo-u 403 5th st. NV,
Evening star., 1897-02-19
STORAGE.

ARMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS,
1407 ST., separate apartments.
Light. clean. dry and airy
5alN1m G. G. SLOAN q CO., Propa.
Evening star., 1897-02-19
Charter Granted.

In the corporation court yesterday. Judge
J. X. NJ. Norton presiding, q charter of in
corporation was granted to the Eureka
Manufacturing Company of Washington
the objects of which are to buy and manu-
facture patented inventions, etc. Mr. X
kemper is named as local agent of the
company, and the capital stock of the com
pany is placed at 800 OtD
Evening star., 1897-02-19

The case of Timothy Henderson, the ne
gro who on the night of February mur-
derously assaulted Ellis Day, also colored,
in the saloon of Morris Levin, on North St
Asaph street, with knife. was called in
police court this morning. The complainant
and all the witnesses were present, but
owing to the absence of the prisoner S
counsel. Mr.. Charles Bendheim, the case
was continued until o'clock tonight. Day,
who has been confined at the Alexandria
Infirmary since the stabbing, was this
morning discharged from that institution,
his condition being greatly improved.
Evening star., 1897-02-19
A Pleasant Dance.

McBurney's Hall, corner of King and
Washington streets, was last night scene
of beauty and grace. the occasion being
the annual reception and dance of the
Mirth Club of this city. The hall had been
beautifully decorated for the occasion with
potted plants and cut flowers, and the
young ladies never looked more beautiful
as they gracefully tripped the light fan
tastic to the enchanting strains of Profess
sor Dunn's Orchestra. About seventy-five
couple were present, among them being
guests from Baltimore, Washington and
vicinity.
Evening star., 1897-02-19
General and Personal Notes.

IeFSOHAl NOteS.
Miss Maud Fitzhugh Wheat left yester-
day for New York, where she will be the
guest of Mrs. Henry Brown Turner, jr.,
formerly Miss Lulie Hester of this city, on
Lexington avenue, for several weeks.
Mr.. Martin Dunn and Miss Dora Taylor,
both of Fairfax county. were married at
the parsonage Of st. Marys Catholic
ChL rch by Rev. Father Bowler, in the
presence of large number of friends.
Policeman Howson, who has been OH the
sick list for some time past, yesterday af-
ternocn reported for duty, having entirely
recovered.
Mr.. Morgan H. Beach and family have
removed to Washington, where they will
make their future home.
Martha Hamilton a well-known colored
woman of this city, died at her home on
South st. Asaph street yesterday.
Alexandria Council, No. 49, Junior Order
U. A. NJ, held regular meeting last night
and trar sacted routine business.
Rathbone Division, Uniform Rank
Knights of Pythias, of this city, partici-
pated in the Pythian parade in Washing
ton today.
Officer Young has recovered a collar
stolen from DIR. H. P. Howard,s mastif
"Don.''
Mr. ard Mrs. William Packet of
Charlestown. w. Va, are the guests of
near this city.
Joseph Clark, who was sentenced to nine
years in the penitentiary for attempted
rape, has decided not to appeal the case
and will go to the penitentiary next week
Mrs. John Y. Button of Culpeper county
is the guest of Mrs. George Drewry at her
hcme On South Columbus street.
Evening star., 1897-02-19
Police Court.

Mayor Thompson this morning disposed
OF the following cases in police court:
Fred Roberts and Charles Kramer. two
tramps, arrested by officers Goods and
Lyles upon the charge of being suspicious
characters; dismissed and ordered to leave
the city within an hour.
Charles Williams, colored. recently sent
to Jail for petit larceny arrested by officer
Sherwood, charged with refusing to work
On the chain gang: sent back to Jail.
George Chichester, arrested by Officer
Knight. charged with assaulting James
Reed: dismissed. 1t appearing that he acted
only the defensive
Evening star., 1897-02-19
ACCOUNTANT.

]. L. BATES
Pubic AccqIa.anr eDd Auditor
slovla 81. Wasllnyton Loan aud Trust building
fsI-tf Cor. e.a and 8 sts.
Evening star., 1897-02-19
I he Wee.4ls Stean7boat Co,

WINTER SCHEDULE
In eject December 81, 1896.
Ste@rle- Potorasc leaves TN At wharf cy4rr Tbp,z
tay 81 3-m. fo. Eiye- landings and BaItin,o.c
Passenger RECOMMENDATION strictly nrst-cass Elec-
trlc lShted throughout a! E!yts freight Irust 10
pzspS.d. Specfa. rates given on baltimore freicht
STEPHENSON a BRO Agents
de7t:etf once 3Io Pa ave Tr,ep:,Sne II,
Evening star., 1897-02-19
Republican Meeting.

Henry Brown, the hobo arrested in this
city by Officer Sherwood Wednesday even
ing on complaint of Mr.. J. w. Yates of
Del Ray was taken before Justice Suppiee
in Alexandria county yesterday afternoon
az ) o'clock upon the charge of disorderly
conduct and sentenced to sixty days close
confinement in the county Jail. 1t will be
remen bared that Brown, with several other
tramrs, attacked the house of Mr.. J. W.
Yates at Del Ray, and was very abusive to
MIR. Yates wife, who was alone. at the
house a the time
Evening star., 1897-02-19

Beware of fraudulent limitations Of the original
Postum Cereal Grain coffee. Insist Postum
Evening star., 1897-02-19
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

Lawrence School yo.GE s'n,,as and aa. F1nSo p n:M
nS pGaueiS, Reduced rates. Speciality begin
OA AeSSESo Voice trial sIatis. Month
ly reeitals. fe1O-12'
FRENCH GUARANTEED SPOKEN IN MONTHS
in class 25c Conversation and reading
Madame TANNER, nee de Luxembourg, native
Parisien. 1902 18th ST. Painting same pliee.
fei-1m'
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-06
Rand.burx'. New Railroad.

The TiMrs-Index has the follow ing tO say c0ncerning the prop'scd new railroad:
 ..Rsndsburg is to have railroad at last. The proposed line will not run direct from Los Angeles. nor is it |" start from Mojsve, but will run from Kramer, on the liae of the Atlantic & Pacific in San Bernardino county. passing through Rxudsburg. Survey. jug of the 26 miles between Kramer aud Rsndsburg will begin next week. aud it is conhdeutly asserted by the projectors of the scheme that this portion of the r2d will be in active service by July Is. The ties and rails have already beeu contracted for, and will bs ready for delivery by tue time tine right-of-wsy has been surve.! sd. As many men ss can be convenient, handled will be put to work imnie- diateIy. and the project will be pushed with all the speed possible compatible with good work.
 The California Northern Railway Company, the name adapted by the projectors, IS Incorporated under the laws of Arizona. with capital stock of $l,5O0, ,O00, of which it is claimed $lO2. .OO0 has already been subscribed. The incorporators of the company are Messrs. M C. Marsh, James Campbell. E. k. Frost, Chas Wier, A. A. Dougherty, John T. Jones. Walter Rose, K. T. Hickox and Carl Leonardo of Los Angeles, W. T. Heferan of Yuma and c. E. Crowley of Phoenix. Mr. Dougherty returned only few lays ago from New York. where he was engaged in placing the proposed securities.
 No attention will be paid to the "A miles of projected road connecting R.ndsburg with Ballarat until the first 26 miles affording the Randsburg dis trjet an outlet for it's minerals is in complete running order. Then that part of the road which will open up the rich grain and stock valley lying northeast of Randsburg and the Pana- mint Mining district will be pushed The headquarters of the company will be in Los Angeles.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-06
Army of Tramps.

The Chicago Record says: Another movement similar to shat which General Coxey organized few years ago. and which is designed to take an army of unemployed men on a long trip across the country, is being quietly organized in this city. If the present plans are carried out and the "army" organized it will at once go to work as cooperative common wealth. It is said that with the ad- journment of the convention of the American Railway Union, which will meet in this city in June. the time will have arrived for the order to march. President Eugene V. Debs and other men prominent in railroad organization are said to be among the prime movers of the scheme. Utah is to be the haven of rest.
 Figures have been gathered which show there are 100000 men and women out of employment in Chicago. It is believed that the army will move with several thousand men in line and pick up many more on the way to the western country.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-06
Cairo. H.. has experienced two shocks from earthquake this week.

Cairo. H.. has experienced two shocks from earthquake this week.
 Banker John s. Sheldon. of Loda, IlL, became inextricably involved dsancially and sought refuge in flight. perhaps in suicide. and his friends and creditors are searching for his remains m Lakc Michigan. It is not generally believed that he made way with himself.
 A pocket telephone for policemen is one of the recent inventions. Over in England it is in general use, aud has been found very satisfactory. The telephone consists of cmnbined mOu,hpiece and earpiece, with about foot ur more of wire attach.d, an atiixing pin and small key.
 Tue Spanish military authorities in c uba al"r, loss SD far in the war of 2S.O12 officers and men by death iu balile aud from disease aud of W "uudrt, and the same authority puts down the loss-s of the insurgents al lS!0O0. Or the Spanish loss, l0.475 de al hs are credited io yellow fever.
 There is n growing demand for ra- mie iln ali"ad. Director Devol oi the Agriculture Experiment. Station. Tursol. announces that he is receiving 0 Hers from foreign capitalists to enter into contracts to purchase ramie hber ln lLe rough at $40 ." $50 per ton. From the results obtained with ex- perin,enting with raa,ie (rhea) At the Station it may be grown with exse in Arisona and ought to prove a paying crop. The Experiment. Station is sending free samples of seed to all those tn Arizona who wish to try it. If any of our readers will apply to Di- rector Experi msut Station, Tucson, Arizona. they will receive the seeds with directions for growing.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-06

Limited trains No. 3 westbound and No. { eastbound run senli-weekly.
 No. 3 leaves ChicagO8 6 p. m. Wednesdays and saturdays; passes Albuquerque I2.oS D. m. Fridays and Mondays; Barstow l.65 D m. Tuesdays and Saturdays, arriving at Los Angeles D. m. Tuesday and Saturdays. Passengers for north of Mojave holding tickets reading via Mojave change at Bar stow to No. s.
 No. leaves Los Angeles at a. m. Tues- days and Fridays. passing Bsrstow 5s D. n. and Needles s.30p m. same days; Albuquer- que 35S p. m. Wednesdays and Saturdays, arriving Chicago 9.43 a. m. Fridays and Mon days.
 Passengers from north of Mojave may take the Limited either at Barstow or the Need les. Only frst-class tickets sold at ful. rates are honOred on the Limited trains.
 Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars daily through between Chicago and San Fran cisco and Chicago and Los Angeles.
 Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars daily through between Chicago and San Francisco and Chicago and Los Angeles.
 The Grand Canyon of the Colorado can be reached only via this line.
 Ask for beautifully illustrated oOk which will Dc mailed free
 DON A. SWEET, General Passenger Agent. Albuquerque. NM.
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lHohEsrEAD ENTRY No. 7l0.l LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, ARIz.
 nu r.h 10 1ko.
Suit No. 70.

Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his inten- ton to make final proof in support of his claim. and that said proof will be made be- ore clerk of District Court Ut Flagstxn Arizona. on April 35. lSo7 vix: Mrs. Par mella Campbell. for the SEX. Soc. a. Twpt. xs. N. R. eE.
 She names the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence upon and cultivs- ton of said land, to wit: Gus Diliman, William MayAower. George Buckley ST.. Charles Welt. all of Flagstaff. Arizona.
 P.w. O'SULLIvAN. Register
The Flagstaff sun-democrat., 1897-05-06

Fifty years ago the custom of eat- ing h0rsefesh was frat introduced in Austria. To-day Vienna has nearly POO horse-butchers. and 10000 horses are eaten in that city annually.