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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-01
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nes1ay and Friday. stopping al sasEaoa
and CAAES&E2Gs
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Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARrNEK
SHIP.

Notice is heroov given thar the CO.
partnership existing heretofore be
tween the undersigned as saloon keep
ers and liquor dealers has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent.
Messrs. J. E. and Lee Brizzee to hold
and own ali The property of the late
firm and they are to pay all its in
debtednezs and collect all IT'S accounts.
Dated at Mesa City, Arizona, this
7th day of May 1897,
J, D POrEPTsON
J f. RRIzzEE.
LIFE BRIzzEE
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11


vii, \ Alvey, wlo 4o- ta's'c ..''',srs
~ more has b f.r lie n.,,' - al Il
il: five bra yoh store here " .eave
- ihe g ,st in 1t iew ,i,'y~ *c"".''''--
led b. /, sister. tsDFjGk his resi-
dprjte an.o; g u4 VIII ha> won a L"s'
oi t,it.,ds by his genial, affable man-
ner, and they all regret tie departure
of both him and his sister. He ex-
poets 70 spend the summer at his
eastern home and return to Mesa in
the fall when eyer, bady will be gla>l
to welcome him.
DR.. Stearnes will be in Mesa until
SlnCay. He has fitted quite mum.
bar OF people with glasses and has
shown himself to be thoroughly reli.
able. accurate and skillful in his
work. Those who have weak eyes
should avail themselves now of the
o ,portuuity of securing perfect fitting
gl,sses. They are genuine pebble.
and with the perfect fit gwen by the
doctor. will preserve and improve tne
eye,
Prof. Deyol, superinte1dent Of Il Q
Arizona experimental stations. is in
the valley collecting specimens of the
sugar beets planted this spring. A
large number of specimens collect ed
from ranches in the vicinity of Tempe
we're as finc as we have eyer seen in
the beet districts Of California.
J. NJ. Cosby has r,ee we'd the sad
intelligence of the death of his father
D, L. Co, b., which occurred May
70, at the family home in Hanov. +
Junction, Virginia. His aye was II
year.. He leaves a widow, one son
and three daughters to mourn his
loss
The annuli Street Tax of 50 is
row due to the town ard should be
paid to he Marshal. No one be-
tween the ages of 2l ard SO resid-
ing in the town can escape, not
even. the mll,tla. The tax was
levied by our last legislature, and
not by the town,
Go to Passey's for your Oxfords
and low shoes. They Eave the fine
line in the country aud prices far be,
low the lowest,
D. A. Smith. the artistic and reli
able painter Of Phoenix, has done
some # his characferistically fine
work on "The Parlor." Little Jo: e.
new headquarters next to the barber
,hOn
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
First pub Aas u

Estate Of John. GrAyeg, 5ece asel
Notics Is hershy given by s::s undersigned
Administrators Of the Estate Of John
Graves, deceased. to The creditors OF and all
persons having claims against the said deceased
to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four m nths after the first publication
of this Office to the aid Ad dnr'stsatrix. at the
law cffice oi Morton T. ShewEian, in the Ar
lington block. Mesa, Arizona, the same being
the place for the transac:ion OF tae busincss of
said ea:a:, in said County Of Marcopc
AMANDA 3. PRITCUAGD,
Administrative of the Estate Of John Graves,
Deceased
Dated at Mesa, Arizona this 18th day o.
April. 1897
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
LOCAL TIMETABLE
p10ENIX IL MARICOPA.

Train leaves Phoenix at 5 p. m
Arrives at Tempe AT $50 y. II.
and at Maricopa at 80 p.n.
Train leaves Maricopa ~ 5.45 o.
NJ Arrives at Tempe at s 45 an.
a !! al Phoenix 1T 7:l5 ii, ,;.
C,,sa connections made with
Snu.a. n Pacific al. Aiarjcopa, also
at Tempe with stages for Gt,l'itirl'I,
connection made at Phoenix with
OF, 2 & P. for Prescott and
Song tss.
PHOENIX Il MEah CITY.
i,eaee Mesa q, 1880 a III, at'Ive
Tempe s a m, ynJ E'!'oen'x $50
q m.
Leave Mesa at i.30 pas, arrive at
Tempe 2 90 = N, aud at Phoenix
at !. Bop III.
leave k'lIocrix at $50 a in,arrive
at Tempe st 1000 Il ~, aryive At
Mesa At 1890 q NJ.
Leave Phoenix at j y n, arrive
Tempe at 80 o 10, arrive Mesa
1T 6 p n
All trains run daily %ui viii
stop at any ptsp1 On signal.
&. T.. MCNEIL,
T. D. SANFORD, Gen'l Supt
Gent Pass. Agt.
General Office, Phoe nix.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
MESA FREE PRESS
FRrrAy.. June l., 1907,
..aGAl VANS.

.!aoAL sgws.
H, rs e,, o.'s b:b, is gill very
1cw. =
Me. AZ il: have gala cay next
kdnd ).
Tho. solsra vas ap frod Phoenix
Wedae day
The ,,tsiF sasessor is performing
bis duties.
John Barnatt's soda fountain is
quite popular.
Water Com missioner Trott was IN
Mesa Il IL W, elk.
Mr,.-R Bert VIII gar vi'ited friends
in Tempe this week.
Shadow pictures on the curtain are
often quite amusing.
=. Everybody harvesting, the tuwn
,1uier and local news scarce.
Geo. Passey h Go. have made
general r, duction in prize y.
The prices w are giving now on
all 5oods campo; be duplicated in the
terlitory. Geo. P'ass:y s CO
The Marsh Il VIII stalt 20 XIII
anlic.ased dog next Monday.
The Bile Frost Restaurant Is n,w
the popll.r place iar 6ne msal,.
Mr. ! g. romlinson is reported e
be quite III ii her home in fe'ape,
Gen. .Passey & Co, have closed off
all tqeir accounts and have reduced
rhe prices 'front.' to Is per cent.
Johnny Dobbs, al old Arizona
pioneer, die.i last Saturday ia Phoe-
NIX. !.
It is expected that fully fifteen
hundred people will be in Mesa next
Sunday
The weather has moderated. The
mercury reached only one hundred in
ibis Office yesterday, ):
~ Geo. Passey left Saturday for thu
north. He expects to spend the
summer in Utah and idaho.
Our postmastel, is getting ready
to tuyn OVER bis ofb;r. \ Repuh-
lican viii succeed him.
The plasterers have about conolet-
ed the ptastering of tb school rrt'e.
The painters will be at work next
week.
Miller and Parker, the recaptured
escapes from the Prescott jail, have
been indicted for the IN lrder of Lee
Norris.
Mike Forster eane home from
Tucson sunday and returned Monday.
He il doing vel! over there with his
foIf paint.
Hy George was in from the ranch
Q .tfy .this.a,oraisg after supplies. Hy
! doing the cuisine act out on the
1rwik rsuch.
We acknowledge receipt Of inYi-
tation to attend the closing exercises
of the Normal School which take
place tonight.
A large number of Phoenix Odd
Fellows visits d Mesa Lodge last Sat-
ur 'ey night. Degrees were conferred
on four candidates.
Why go to Phoenis and spend
your money when YOU can boy
goods cb, ,aper ut Fassey's. Bald
mp your own town.
= w. II. Randall. a prominent citi'
;, aen'of Redla Ids, CAL. and stepfather
. OF Frank G. Thompson, formerly OF
!: tiis place. died on May 25th.
Mrs. J. f. Root, Of Tempe, who
was seriously injured last week by
train of the NJ. Il. p, and whose life
WAS dispaired of, is steadily reco YER
Ing.
Three Mesa young ladies, Miss
Addie Sirrine. Miss Lucy Schwar:s
and Miss Mamie Robinson, lave com i.
pleted the Normal course and gr,du
etsd.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
YOSEMITE AND RETURN.

Excnrsion tickets from Phoenix
to Yosemite and return and also
from Phoenix to Wawona and to
Mariposa Grove of Big trees in the
Yosemite Valley, have been placed
on sale at the Maricopa & Phoenix
office. These tickets will be good to
return including November 3Oth.
Persons desiring to take advantage of
o visit to this valley should max g
application for rates and other intor-
nation, at the above named Office.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
Terrible Sores
couiq Not Walk fos Xeas:y q Wear
Troubie esonounaed 50 bc Carr

couiq Not Walk fos Neas:y q Tenr-
Troubie esoneunaed 50 be Carr
cercus afSsctior and ..:3curasle-
Completely curSd -Isy~ ssood's.
"I had terrible sores Ola one O. my Geet.
I was attended by phyptcian, bpt i:
availed nothing end he advised an operas
tion. Al Little Rock sny foot was cieT.
ated on and the trou ole was pronoHncet2
to be cancerouS affection and i..eux hle.
grew worse and expected to leas zny
foot. began &c take Hoods sa2aa s4r;;ih
and In short time my foot iraprov:d. (
kept on taking Hoods Sarza 3ayilia antl
now I am aound e1id well an6 n1y foa5
does not trouble me ct gil. tfy blced is
pure and was never ia better s.aai,h.'
JOHN c. PARKa, fFisrksville, Arsansag.
HOOD,
SarsapariIla! ..sss !. e. sss: !:
one True Blood Purifier. al. aGssgista. E..
Hoods Pills T5s ~ish m Hos e:s :aa Ess !. s
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
NoTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Homestead Entry No 1902.
Land >,lflce ct Tucson, Arizona |
Nav 1907

Land Jlflce 1t Tucson, Arizona
May IS, 1897.
%otice ~ hereby givnn that the following
n,,ne1 asts'er has fied notice of his ,nten i'm
to make final proof IN support Of his claim. aud
that said proof will he III de befoee the Clerk
ct the District Coust OF Phoenix, Arizora,
on July 3, 1897. viz Franklin Dav,s, Lehi.
Marlcopa County. Arizona Territorr, for the
NEi of SE4 See tu, Tp N, r e, g & Nj.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of. said land, Wig Thomas P Bisgs, Joseph W
Clark. Daniel P Jones, and Franklin J Davia
oil Of Lehi. ARIZONA.
EUGENE FRJPPEL, Register.
First pub Nay u
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
THINK ABOUT YOUR HEALTH

This ia the time to give attention to
your Dhysi pal condition,
The warmer weather which will
come with the approaching spring
months should find you strong and in
robust health. your blood pure and
your appetite good. Otherwise you
will be in danger Of serious illness.
Purify and enrich your blood with
Hoods Sarsapari]la and thus pre-
pare for spring." This medicine
makes rich, red blood and gives Wig
or and vitality. 1t will guard you
against danger from the changes that
will soon take PLACE
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

HOOPS p4Li.s ,4lre .lse&, aicAs
.s,daehe, iadj. ..on, bi!AAt~ne~,
Al druggists. &o...
i'reaching at II l Il, Youas j-o-
ple's Meeting ct Z r, n, Sunday
:S"ho'.i NJ 9 Is. n the 8ns., ..,,i,.l.
Al are invited.
II YOU WANI first c'a.4 death
wc.k done at reasonable rates. call u.s
Or. r. F.. Holbrook, of Phoenix.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
STRAY GOATS.

Straved from The ranch Of Frank
Ba-kley, two imported Billy goats.
Mark. crop Off right ear and lead
breeders tag in right under ear. let
ters J P Bailey. Finder report to
Frank Rarkley 4 miles eoulheast of
Mesa
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

"My wife has been in poor health
for long time, but since taking u
few bottles of Hoods SarsapariIla she
is better and is able to do her work" :"
Gabriel Grago, St Johns, Ariz.
Hoods Pills are prompt and efficient,
easy to take. easy to operate.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
NCt'IGL..

C>n ard after Jlly / NV fare will
remain the same "a heretotare hnt
after I have sncc, eded in "knOcking
out" the railroad they will not he adj
vanced. L, w. COLLINS.
Phoenix, Tempe. Il Mesa Stage
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
WOODMEN.

Remember the Excursion to Phoe-
nix on Sunday June 9Th. Round
trip 60 cts on morning or afternoon
trains. Grand procession and Me-
mortal services,
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11

Our OF WEAKNESS comes strength
when the blood has been purified
enriched and vitalized, the appeti
restored and the system built up oy
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
CALIFORNIA EXCU fsoION.

Leave for Los Angeles, Santa Mon
ica and Santa Barbara on June 18th,
and July ist, 18th and 22,h. RoIpd
trip from yesA 1856 good for 80
days. Inquire at depot.
Mesa free press., 1897-06-11
NOTICE FOR PU BLICATiON
Additional Home3'ead Fntry no. 1910.
Lsnd Office at THcso", Ariz >na,
~T June &. 1897

LAod U.tiNe az TEcso', Arlz )nA,
June S, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the following
a III ed ;stler has ii led notice ii his intention
TO make final proof in support of h,s claim, and
that said proof viii CO made before the Clerk
OF the District Court, st Phoenix, Asizona, on
July "a. 1887, viz. John l. Anderson, Mesa.
Maricopa County, Arizona, for the 81 of SS::
Sec =, rp1S E6E, G & SRM,
He nam the following witnesses to prove
Lis continuous residence uron and cultivation
OF, ga d 'anl, viz: John A Barkiey, Roaest
Ra1ta, FreI g Weeks and william Irwin, all Of
Nj 81 Arizona.
EUGENE J. TcyP"ur,
F,gs: pub June = Register
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-02-05

Burglars entered the meat market OF Sweets
Perry at Bennington early Monday morning
and carried away all I the stock ia sight. a team
being used 10 carry the pundeI The beef and
chickens taken were valued at $50
The house and harms of NJ. f Moore at Harveys
Ho low, nine miles from Lyndon, were burnrd
ano COW. The l. IS is $500, with 500 insurance.
The fire is supposed to have started from wood
ashes.
J. O. Fairbanks OF North Pomfrtt was struck
by falling tree one day last week. His jaw was
broken, his face badly cut and his hip injured.
He was unconscious for $ me time, but when he
recovered he attracted attic ton by shouting and
was assisted TO his home.
Solomon Mington charged with the murder
of his brother at Salisbury, has furnished
$1,000 bail and has been released from Bennington
jail, where he has been confined over two weeks
LOUIS NorthuTse, Elmer Stanlty and George Wal
worth qualified for his bail In the sum OF $1,000
Ernest Clark 49, well 10 do farmer of South
Hero, committed suicide Monday by cutting his
throat with a razor lie had not fully recovered
f. ON a severe attack of typhoid fever, and or
several v eeks had not been in his right mind
He was a brother of Herbert n, Clark Of Burlng
ton.
A gang of quarrymen are at work this winter
on Mt. Asuut ~ getting out green granite for
the pillars Of the new Columbia library, New
York city. They are TO be polished q feet high
y feet in diameter. They are to be gotten out
in sections six feet long, each of which weighs
about six tons.
Fire destroyed two blocks at Newport Cen
lar of the d. l., Hildreth building. Nothing was
saved from this building. The loss on merchan.
disc is estimated at $4,000. The building ad.
joining was also destroyed. lt was owned by
j. II. Whipple Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Drew much respected
citizens of waitsfeld, celebrated, in a happy
manner, the 6Sth anniversary Of thei- marriage
Mond.y, Jan. IS, at their home on tn, farm where
they have lived 40 years, and where their son in
law and daughter, MIR and Mrs. j. l Palmer, now
live. -Four generations were present
The hearing before the supreme court of the
United States in the case of HodRson state of
Vermont, involving the constitutionality OF the
prohbtory law has been postponed on acco unit Of
the illness Of lhr of ht judges The court has
taken recess Of month. and the case will
come on for heal ing Immediately on its redssem-
bling in March.
Colorado olleRe, the oldest institution of the
higher leHrni In Colorado has received from
DR. d X Pearsons # Chicago q gilt of So, 600,
the president and tru ,ees having met the haOit-
ua conditions OF this well known giver by OBJ
tanning three times the amount of his pledge
| from other donors. The income from the entire
fund of $500 900 is to be applied directly to the
expense of instruction. DR. Pearsons is native
Of Bradford, aud he has given a total of over a
million dollars to different educational instltu.
| lions.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-02-05
A SERIOUS SUBJECT
That Will Well Repay Our Citizens to
Carefully Consider.

Kidneys can't tall but if you don't treat them
rightly you will hear from them.
They have a language Of their own, this is how
they tell your
When you work too hard, what follows? You
are tired, aren't your
It's just the same with the kidneys, they get
tired, they have SO much to do.
You stoop over at some occupation.
You strain yourself lifting.
You walk too far or ride too far.
You call this overexerton. You cannot sleep
when night comes.
Your back aches. Your head aches, often you
ache all over
Oh, you say, it's because I'm tired.
Now this isn't right, it's because your kidneys
are tired.
They can only do just so much, and the lifting.
STOPPING, straining or exerting has retarded their
action,
The heart has pushed the blood into them faster
than they could filter IT,
The filter is overtaxed and becomes clogged.
They cry for assistance in many aches that fol.
low
Nothing starts the kidneys working quicker
than Doan's Kidney Pills,
1t is useless to take them for any disorders of
the stomach or arrangement Of the liver
Indirectly they help such troubles by throwing
off some of the effete waste matter of the body
through the kidneys but they won't cure liver
complaint any more than they will cure consump-
ton.
They are non-purgatve, easy to take, conven-
ent TO carry; they produce no reaction; and can
be given to the weakest child.
Doans Kidney Pills for sale by all dealers.
Price so cents. Mailed by oster-Miburn Co.
Buffalo, N Y, sole agents for the United States
Remember the name, Doan's and take no other.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-02-05
swindIer Who Duped Railroads.

A. W. West,.n under arr,s st at Buffalo N the
charge of havng.secured passes over the Della
ware & Lackawana railroad by me ans Of forgery,
is believed 10 be at the head Of gang Of swindlers
who have not. confined. themselves to victmizing
the railroads Of free passes, but have also plum
dered people who do business with those corpora
tious. In point Of general scope and area Of op-
Grafton the syndicate of swindltrs OF which
West was the head is probably one of the most
extraordinary discovered in years. The tounda-
tion Of the whole scheme the wholesale
forgery by West of orders on railways, orders
from one Citlcial to another, personal letters to
and from railroad magnates, the Endorsements on
tickets and the letterheads Of companies. The
passes which were invariably obtained were then
placed with the scalpers, who were in touch with
the West cunSpirators. Much care and tincSSe
were exercised in asking for passes, the sale of
which should be at once safe and lucrative The
amount made by the swindlers was many thous-
ands Of dollars. The officers have been on West
track for two years. HIS real name Is SUPP osed
to be Byrnes and he claims his home is in Denver.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-02-05

Fire broke out Thursday morning in the auction
room Of O. II. Hale 4 Co at Barre. The build
ing wa an old, wooden structure and il was gut
ted by the fire. Mr. Hale's stock. which was a
total loss, was insured for $500
Mrs. Laura Mead. widow OF Col John b. Mead
who died at Randolph, saturday was the daugh-
ter Of Hiram Kimball, her grandfather, Richard
kimball, being one Of the early settlers Mrs
Mead was educated In the old West Randolph
academy, and was for - years a successful
teacher in the public schools Of Montpelier and
81 Johnsbury. She was he second VIE Of John
b. Mead
staging gave way in the Vermont Marble
company works at Centre Rutland Tuesday and
five men fell II feet, three Of them being badly
injured. Crone Of Proctor was unconscious
when picked up. His head was cut his right leg
broken and one ankle injured. Eustace Cyr sus-
tanned an il jury to the back and was unconscious
some time. Daniel Dayine struck on his feet but
was injured in the back 10y falling tackle block.
Mrs Horai 10 Lyons, formerly Of Monson Mass ,
who died at Spring field, Mass a few DAYS ago.
LEFT SO O.O each to the Monsoon AGA envy and the
free library Ia that town; $1,000 to the Home for
the Aged Women : oOu To the Home for Friend.
less Women and Children: 5000 to the W. c T.
ho ardinR house; 5000 to tue school for Chris
tian workers; 5000 to the Union Relief ass ca-
ton; $500 to the Rescue Mission all Of Spring
field, Mass; S3EO to the New West education
commission Chicago and $4,000 to Pomona col
lege In California
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-02-05
Talk of Tol.toi.s nanl.hm.nt.

Berlin:ard Vienna. newspapers say that the
Russian igoverrmt mt proposes to tanish Tolsto
the noted author, within The next few months
The.mnster of the interior is said to have been
charged with the duty of collecting evidence
against the famous novelist, and to have already
enough material to condemn him, from the Rus
sian point of view.
The special ways in which Tostoi is supposed
to menace the state and array class against
class" are by advocating freedom of religious
secis from government restrictions and liberty of
conscience, and by denuuncing the paternalism
or despotism and militarsm of the Russian sys-
tenn The is said to have been Influenced
most strongly against Tostoi by his article on
Prosecutions of Christians In Russia M 1885, ~
which was published in the London Times nearly
a year ago, and has been circulated in the form
OF a German pamphlet throughout Central Eu-
rope and some parts of Russia. The holy synod
was stirred TO deep wrath by TolstOis biting
criticisms Of ITS religious intolerance, ana the
chief prucurator at once presented to the ear a
strong case against the authur.reformer.