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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09
Jnolanbet.

Bont' os Raalerfirmoet @ris.
uolo 4 @illett / Meu gort ouersap
fit SO I'll fine &rebitorer Beepn.
oelien Of Naaneben. 5irmaets &a=
pttal uar mellem 5000. 600 % $780,.
600.
- 5ra Blod @iuer Sells, B1s..
oplpies, ot Granddaughter Bet
@cuntp ialminoelisbeo er oero $780,.
600 til $50. 900, men tear bleu ben
ipoleret Deb Jrofen fife use. 9au.
rem ifol osiaa baue taset fur Staoe.
iom lite tan sienoprettes iaar.
Wei@auts Bant Aincoln,
Netrelsa. lutteoes fife Ousoas.
9ens &opilal bar $4,000. Om<
trent iamtiots git ct Rlebe firma faQit
/ Naiboi(le, 9enn.. os ct Minetom>
pasni 9enuer. Colorado.
- 5tett Storm os &esn eioroe
for @taoe / norore 9eras ben 30te
bs. Oct uar ben oerfe Storm.
mon bar baot be- paa mango Nar.
9peosn og 9ouren oar MI omtrent
moben Der. men be fBrfe &apporter
meooele:. at bet beftpetes. be for bet
mere er boelast. &eo Irlinston
bleu ct Euiiu puie mer elle: minore
beliaoi9ebe. % enbel bleu tafet ouer
euoe. St qua bleo albeles fnuit, os
to Weuo, iom par bet, fom lemt
ttlfaoe, os ben enc antases at moatte
Do. S @rano Brairie, fire Mtl
lensere Dh. neobfefe iets 6uie.
oeriblcnot TO But,fer. st Goa'
uiussbus bleu 5at itranb ueo 4pn,
neoNos. s 9earts blafe &uub=
buiet neo. % 9aset bleite af 5rg=
bnlene.
Ser por ct OplDb / urbana,
Obio, oen doe ns. @n Ntono peo
Jtauu Gid" Mit9su oar Jensl let
| anflaset for ct friminelt Ouerialo,
og en- ftor Goltebob, iom lite uiloe
uente pao en- retslis Dom sosen,
| o9 tom beQer lite pilbe pare tillreos
meo ben, ON b. ilop at uente, bapoe
iamlet fig ruaot 5Ruslet torat be-
mest,9e Jig 5ansen os ben9e ban.
5olteboben bleo bog bolot tilbaee at
Militeret. SmenS blep 1on9eu
forflaot iom en- 5olbot fgrt til
@ourtbuiet os ogmt til 20 Nars
5laueri. bporef,er ban otter bleu
IDrt til Tenallet. Wen Jolteboben
fit ytgs berom og Dor lite enonu fors
nDiet. Wiliteret funoe fun bolbe
ben t1lbase meo Mast. ~ Nanb
bleu Ruot libel, os monse bleu iad=
:eoe, % enoba irpsteoe mon for. at
6an9en rlloe bliue toget ira 0u1i9.
beoen iBr ben nefe Worsen. Ser
uar en- resulRr Yantt en- @luno, o9
Opbioiel,en Dor ubpre. Ga. 1000
Menueiter uor iamEet ON 6en0aet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09

2onDon 3oie Sunt. - 9plferne
bar louet at uuberRripe Ouerensz
fomfen ON at forlenge Baabenltilz
ftanben toa9, % man uenter, al
5reosunoerba rbanblin9erne oa frats
oil bespnoe / @ontantinopeI. Sci
beoer. at Song George bar 9ipet efter
liot ben Qenitst at paaiipnoe Gu=
berbanbiin9erne os opnaa. at 9pr.
ferne forlaber 96esialien. s benne
Sag beber bet. at &uslanb bar louet
at unberffptte @refenlanb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09
sBbtttne, Sadfon Co., aanfas.

8btnne, Sadfon Co., &anfas.
grusRon Remebp &c.. ct. 9aut.
Rtne 6errer! 9ublaat 6tbas at anbe 81
III at 6etale for Deres epaptn Cure. Be.
taa at feube uben 6orbaltna. Seq tlrep til
Dem Rite 1aar % ertotbt eabet Heave
Powder. St giorbe Hnbere.
Deres fortunbne,
.. 9. Ronroe.
Gslees af Rortenfea i 60.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09

N9enter sniies for ben npe Bog
r@brifus % NpoHlernes 2ip", ab9i=
uet Eaa @nselR, RorR os SuenR.
Senb 2s Gents 5rimerter til gea,
tional Sub. &c.. 2ateiibe Blba., @bi>
caso. Sq.. for fomplet nofsr for
Haenter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09

Reiier 5raEb Soiepb Of Diterrig
Qau fin 9Sremiermtniiter Orore til al
oplpleunrer juliet Rtssiorfamiineen
ben 2ben b., iornt bon fanot. at bet
lite bopoe opfplot fine Gorplistelier
mob Stoten.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09

Nsenter gnlies for ben npe Bog
~9r. Nanfens &eiie til NoropDlen
me0 5ram". Senb 25 gent8 / Sri.
merfer foe fomplet ubfpr for Nsen-
ter til ytatioual Sub. Co.. 80 9otefioe
Blbg.. @biea9o. 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09

Bi meobeIse fife use, at 8sen
g}amsos E, 9torse uar fulofteno'g
nebbranbt. 81 erfarer MI. at fire
1emtebele af 2eoanser brenote nosle
9age fer, o9 at bet tremoeles breno.
te, ba 9elesrammet bteu ienot.
9ette par ben z6be Wai.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09
GtSpeotttonen." ,Nattz
fen / ben froSne &eroen."
(anmelot at Mnr. s(9er.)

wv WV I%V1%sS SGCVGW<
(stnmelot af mn,. aser.)
7ette er 9itelen poo en- BOG, iom
nu auerteres ale 5labe, oa {om
uifnot uil fnoe ct torartet 5ala.
Besens &e,iebe1trtuelier fra be ortiz
Re @aue ct uiebuanlis interest |ante.
Man isuloe aeten tro at babe faaet
lat paa en- al Sules @ernes ellsr Ni,
Der 6asarbs &omaner. 6oriiieQen
er tun ben. at oenne BOG ct ianb, os
Eeriouerne ct uirtelise Nutiesmenne,
lfer, mebeus bine fuu uar i5antali,
loitre. Set. at aae be farefuloe %
lpenoenoe @ueutpr pirfeli9 ct beuot
og oplepet tiloels al 5orfatteren,
sigr. at man feiter fig mere peo be
uofgrte Beorifter, - mon laIer %
unbres.
s Dor neroeipase 9io meo al fin
&ulbRierbeo os 9pspepiia sigr bet
soot at lefe ON otBIe Strabab1er.
De er lite Rreune loaleoes beler, at
mon fploes meb @ru ouer be uoltaae.
be 2toelier. Ser cppeueres lite I'll
Spmpatb1en. &un Beunbrinsen
Oettes. QOs aIe petfes Besjer
eiter ot oere luno os ite1f - os
&1rteliabeoen fDler man fly ilfanb til
ct Storpert, naar man Dor loit Bo=
gen. Multlerne ipenoes, 2unaerne
uouibsr fig. Sunobebeu os S:prten,
lom itrooler eiennem Bef1iuellerne,
lmitter 2eieren.
Set er 10 O9loa uaturI;st. @iale=
lp9en r0amlet" % n9rette Meno"
itaber en- melanfolf Siuositemnina.
o9 ueo 2esningen af gorellis
v8orm,Dooo" bliuer mon 1pg. 5olt
trenger bet belle taset mere Of ben
2iteratur, iom fa5er 9aaostrang ug
Waolpft.
2uo @utterne. Der fooer Opns.
frosen % leler &lerlie5eosromaner,
faa oenne Bug, os De ptl bespnoe at
itaa paa @ti % baroe fig tri Suit.
Bosen er ct belt &eieruoir al ort=
tip 2iierolur. Sanleoes faar man
en- lulefanois Belfrtuelle Of Naniens
Stifaro oper @r9ulonos Snblanos.
ID booeblaselig ira bans esen
Ben. Mefeporteu optaaes Dog af
.Jram"s "s@rpeottionens Qiitorie os
ben lanse Ssuanortn9. Beargs os
4frups @rpeoition til @Epnlonbs
norollsite Huntt tortaQes al Ntrup
lelu. Ser ct beauoen 6eRripelier
Of ee uiatisite tioli9ere @cpeoitioner
og oetes St1ebne.
Set flyer fig lelu, at Der ct en- uo.
fbrli9 Btosrafi al 9r. Nanien %
bans Barnoom. pans Slest sipres
oeiaa &eoe for.
@R,moerne os oeres 2ip faar
osfoa en- ubfsrlis Bebonblins. 9et
ct fom at trebe inh en- np &erben.
8osen er rtsel,s 1orlpnet meo 81
luarotioner. Sc feae efter Soto
erot1er .toaet paa ielue 3uren.
9ett er 10 oefaa 6armoni meb
Terten Set nssterne: Slis uar
bet. treoer frem sienuem bet bele.
Der er osiaa Rarter, Tom ansiper
&olaresuens @eOsrofi % be ioriiiel<
liee @uter.
Boeen er flint % iolio ubRpret.
9pperne tlare % Trptfen oe Bapi.
ret al bebfe Sloss. Saa CT ben till
meo biqis lammenlisnet meo be an
bre Bsser, Der ielses aieunem Naen'
ter. Bosen faaes paa norR os ems
gelR. Den bar ouer 500 9ioer.
Sel9es I Rleoebinb for $500, balo
Noroeco $3.50.
| s. 8. Trsnsbal. @au Claire, Bis.
anietter Ngenter for Bosen % ien>
Der uo &rbuebs9er ueo Mfoota9elfen
al 25 Gents til Datning af 8orto
ofu.
Gaffotta.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09
Q,trereoe to fine &opper+

Ntne 9errer! Bebas at ftnbe mtg $5
Derb af Prussian Heave Powders, G.
O. D. Seq u,ebtos faa meeet fra Dem fo,
ct aar Roen, % iee turereoe to fine 9cppt1
berueb for @eaues.
Reo Aetelfe DereS,
.. 9. B5tte. 4ortiaub, Datota.
Sdloes af Rortenftn q 60.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09

9unbrebetufinber er blepen op.
muntret til at prbue @bamberlains
9ofemiboel ueo at lefe, buao bet
bar siort for anbre. os efterat be mn
feto bar ouerbeuiif fig ON bets 5orz
t1erefer. er be M bets oarmefie
8enner. Selees / Rortenfens Gpo.
tibet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09

puu S%IIeMpOlcu ueo NutueIVIeIet "
Rulhe nu netop baue 9raoueret. @n
&eterent tor ct. Boul @lobe bar
IBet en- Samtale meb ban ON Af1z
| rem. men bon piloe itte iiae noaen
Etne: 6au iaaoe boa: r0e tan
fiQe for mig. ON Sc oil. at ieq ueb
abiolut intet ON Eensenes 5o1iuiu<
ben. os at ieg fsler. ct ies lite uor
friminelt torfsmmelis / min Baretegt
af benz.
DIN Beneene bliuer borte. taber
lite 8anfen benz, ba 3i@au bopbe
gtoet Bombs os aobe &autioner.
On Dag jenere: - $500 er ole
reoe Qienfunone os t,1baeeleoerebe.
&n 8ror al 3i@au os buns eneBonos>
mauo uar bos bonn / Nrrefen, %
ibuoruel ban / Beapnoelien fremoe!es
fafbolot. at ban lite iienote noset til,
buorleoes &eu9ene Tom uei. tiltoo
ban bog tilfift enbel, noar be TO blep
t1eb af at tale uenliet til bam os BE-
gpnbte at ut1e mere Nluor. Qan
la9be. Of enoel of 8en9ene bleu fat
ino / 5irit Nationol Bant Wanbog
ben 31te Rai. us &eiten bleu f1ult /
bans s5aoers BBbterperfneo. Det
beoer osiaa, at ban iamtioi9 opsau,
at bons Weoifplot5e uor en- retience
Nsent for ct Silfe>Rompasnt. 6ons
Naun ct George e. sScdlon, os ban
bar boet ;ammen meo 3l@ou bos
oeunes 5orelbre lengere 9io. Scot
er bet. ct benne Sodion sonRe inart
b!eu mistenft al Opoa eliespolitie,,
% be table bam lite atlpne poa flere
Dase, men be fanbe life taa noaet
Beuis mob ban. 6an bleo bog az
referet, oa De $500 bleu funone /
Bgoferoerffeoet.
9af!on er gilt men leuer lite lau>
men meo fin Rone. Der bur t@hicuso.
Set artoses. at Blanen for 9pueriet
er mango Waaneoer eommel, os at
Sadion bar uaret Banten boer
Worsen / lang 9io penlenbe poo, at
bet beleiliae 0ieblit Ruloe tomme.
Set Tom M. Sadion par inbe /
Banten oenre Mursen. os naar bet
beletliss Dtebl,f TOM. aar 8'@aa bom
ct &inf ON ct lierre fig til BET tpr
naoute Rum, o. Der leuereoe bon
bam Bensene.
Set a"toses, at Sndlon ct ben
eseHtlige Opbao smono til Blonen.
Ut ban oar iaa ofte / Banten uofte
lite nosen !ar!ig Dpmerffombeo, oa
ban Dor EN- Sen '3F9au. @an
bapoe oeauoen npS neponeret ct lioet
8en9ebeIBb Banfen.
3l9ou bor ienere ttlitaaet. at ban
tro 9io til anoen bor hiaolet Ben9e
fra 8anfen til ct iamlet Beleb Of
$4,000 % bar uRret tfauo I'll at bul.
be bet iiiult ueb 6jelp al fin Nnoe! /
&e9nfabsfsrlelen. Nu iiuloe bar
| Fstte % fial iaa paanpt forat oetfe
| fin unoer balonce uben at bliue OPS
oo9et. Sab Safeguarding forle>
oeoe bam til bet fBrite 9poeri.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09

9iolt9 fife Qeroa9smorsen, mer,
feoes ct SoroRielo Brefon, Minn.,
og Secorab og Aaniine, Se etpa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-06-09
fsra11s falls Agehlaa
uStommer 6ber Ousbag.
H. 9oleus, ttbgtber.
Subifrtpttousprif so Ste. for 1 Mar, betal
tJortfuo, euer8 50 &t8.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-11
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Continued from Ist Page.

busp,tals in addition TO their other
duties.
A letter from Rev. Mr.. Peck
notified the Board of the departure
of Miss Il. V. Grub, a trained
nurse holding diploma from thu
Waldeck hospital, aud engaged
by him for the lilo hospital. Pre-
sideut Smith sail the lady had
arrived and Mr.. Reynolds was in
structed to arrange Tor her de
parture on the Kinau.
A protest in the usual legal
form was received from Paul Isrn.
berg Jr. against the killing of two
IF his cows for tuberculosis. NJ
Isepberg valued these COWS at S25
each.
DR.. W. j. Goodhue, a recent
graduate of Rush Medical college,
Chicago, ana q bgo,her OF Dr.. E.S.
Goodhue of Malulapi hospital,
applied for a position under the
Board. The secretary was instruct
ed to notify him that positions
wonld be given to resident physi
clans in preference to strangers.
Minister Hatch wrote from San
Francisco 10 reference to the
danger of yellow fever reaching
Honolulu in freight shipped by
way of New Orleans. The physi
clans were of the opinion that o
danger need be apprehended from
this source. If the freight WAS
packed and shipped from New
Orleans itself the case would be
different.
Drs. Shaw and Monsarrat sub
mitted their report on the tubsr-
culin test as applied to the Wal,
alae dairy, owned by Paul Isrn
berg Jr., as follows: 107 cattle
(l05 cows and 2 bulls) examined;
6 cows condemned and killed. On
post mortem examination the con
demned animals were all found
affected.
DR.. Eldredge of Yokohama
wrote that he had made arrange.
ments to turn over his Office 10
his successor on November 1st
DR.. Jordan of Hongkone wrote
that German measles was epidem
ic in that colony. All zymotIc
diseases were quie. cent, however.
He alec reported that the steam
ship agents had finally agreed To
subject all intending immigrants
for Hawaii to the perchloride bath
treatment before embsrking.
The BOARD then went iuto exc
cutive session to consider matters
connected with the leper settle
ment.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-11
PORvUGUES. I.EAvG wAlAN q.

object TO Learning Under New
Manager and start an Exodus.
In the past few months there
has been a wholesale migration of
Portuguese from Waisnee. They
have gone to the new plantation
and returned to Honolulu.
The change 10 managers was
the cause. There was no objection
20 Mr.. Center, but the Portuguese
did not like the idea OF "breakiDg
in" again under a new manage
ment.
Many of them followed Mr.
Abrens to Oahu plantation. No
obstruction was put III their way
Mr.. Center brought u number o {
his old laborers with him from
Spreckelsville.
So general WIS the exodus that
a depression tell upon small
business enterprises at Waianae,
and the Gousulves store there was
forced to close up.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-11

P. T. Ryan still continues in
charge OF the Anchor aud is ably
assisted by William Carlyle. At
the Anchor, Seattle beer on
draught can always be had as well
rs the best brands of whiskie-,
etc, including John Dewar's
Scotch whisky. A full stock of
other liquors, wines, ETC., is kept
on hand also.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-11
Nal

The sale for this preparation
has surpassed all others Of SINH
lar nature. Put mp in two sizes
SOC. and Sl.O0 Don't forget the
name MAGNESiA SAL FRUTAS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-11
BY AUTHORITY
By the President Of the Republic Of
Hawaii.
A PROCLAMATION.

In view of the countless public
and private blessings which have
contributed to the condition of
prosperity and peace enjoyed by
our people during the past year, l,
Sanford b. Dole, President of the
Republic of Hawaii, recommend
that THURSDAY, the 25th day
of this present month of Novem-
Der, be set apart as day of Ma
tional Thanksgiving to Almighty
God for those His gifts, and of
prayer for the continuance of His
favor.
CSigned]
SANFORD B. DOLE.
By the President:
Countersigned
J. A KrNa,
759-3t Minister of Interior
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-11

The .Manufacturer's Shoe Co.
are already receiving their enor-
nous Xmas shoe stock. A large
lot arrived on Australia.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-11
Annual Meeting.
For Rent.

Lawn Mowers for rent cheap. Tele-
phone 852 Repairing and EnameliDg
Furniture OF all kinds. Lawn Mowers
and Garden Hose u speciality Prompt.
ness IL our watchwOrd.
756-tf N. F. BURGESS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-11

November %, being established
as National Holiday, under Act
&C of The Session Laws of 1896,
and the same falling on Sunday
this year, SATURDAY, Novem-
Der 81, will be duly observed as
such, and all Government Offices
throughout the Republic will be
closed on that day.
JAMES A. KING,
Minister of the Interior.
Interior Office, November IL, 1897.
759-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-11
LOCAL AND GEN EkAL

Inc MarlpOsa TOOK only caoin
and II steerage passengers from
this port.
A small boy for trusncy was
the only arrest made by the 20.
lice tday.
All Yong WAS fned $50 aud
costs this morning for opium in
possessi n.
The annual meeting Of Z 0.
Hall e Son, Ltd, is announced
for this afternoon.
Social and installation of off
GERS at the Young Hawaiians' In
stitute fought at 1880.
The Commissioners of Educa-
ton are holding their BIZ weekly
session this afternoon
A large number of society peo
pie have called on the Princess
Kaiulani since her return.
The Government band will give
concert at the Hawaiian hotel
this evening, commencing at 7:3O
The gross cheat case being
tried by native jury is using up
its third day before Judge Perry.
President Dole will leave by
the Kinau tomorrow for vaca-
ton at the Woods ranch in Ko-
hala.
Judge Perry has made an order
of default against defendant in
Paul Neumanu vs.. Victoriano
Ohera.
President DoIe's Thanksgiving
proclamation appears in another
column. 1t is marvel Of con
ciseness.
The total examinations made
by the government physician last
month under the Act to- Mitigate
were $40.
Detective Kappa says that Jack
Thompson Is not the only bur.
glar he is looking after. There
are others.
E. o. Hall & Son will receive
by the ALAMEDA next week con-
signment of '9S, chainless Colum
bia bicycles.
The Mariposa got away at noon
today for the Coast. There was
only small crowd at the wharf
to ste her eff.
The trial of Jack Thompson for
burglary comes off ON Saturday
morning hefo'e Judge Wilcox in
the District Court.
Th-re is still but one case of
diphtheria a, Kikibale. Executive
officer Reynolds has disinfected
all the neighborhood.
japanese officer L ONE captured
three deserters from Eva plan
tation today, AID Their by earned
$50 AS reward money.
Bishop Willis of the Anglican
church IN Hawaii is on his way
home, having left Eng land on the
9th of the present. month.
Hawaiian Independence Day
falling on Sunday will be observed
on Saturday the 9th inst, only
two days after Thanksgiving.
A lot of good bugs to kill bad
bugs and some seeds, all from
Mexico, were received in the Aus.
tralia from Prof. Koebele, who lie
now at Alameda, Cal.
The Kiuau on this trip will re-
turn to Honolulu day earlier
than usual, leaving Mahukona
Wednesday 6 p. m. and arriving
in Honolulu Thursday noon.
Resembling from the every day
bike rider: My wheel runs like an
Ice wagon. Then why not bring
it to Us at the Pacific Cycle &
Man ufacturing Co., Ehlers' Build
ingp
r. Pitcher Woodward, the
Brooklyn newspaper man, who
had to cross the continent on a
donkey because Bryan was not
elected, arrived at Oakland on the
lst inst.
Eighty-seven war ships are
+, building in Great Britain alone.
I They aggregate a displacement of
3l8,6l2 tons. OF these eighty
seven war shin. thirtv. fonr 90 to
FOREIGN gOyernments.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-11
Magnesia

The cooliug and refreshing
effect produced by taking a dose
on rising will convince even the
skeptic that it is just the thing
for this climate. 1t has u pleasan Mt
taste and never fails to act. A
dose taken Def re breakfast regu-
larry will insure good health.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-11-11

Every beirg who has suffered
from sick-headache caused by
arrangement of the stomach can
appreciate preparation which
will at once give relief and does
not lose it's effect after taking a
few doses, the result generally
experienced after taking many
saline aperients.
Arizona republican., 1897-09-12
STAYING OFF STARVATION.
Arrival of a Provision Laden Vessel
 for Dawson City.

Seattle, Wash, Sept. 1.-The steam schooner South Coast from St. Mich ael's arrived this afternoon. She brought down twenty-s1x passengers, but most of them went ashore at Port Townsend and took boats for differ ent sound points. It Is safe to place the amount aboard the South Coast at less than S1O0,000. The most import ant news brought by the South Coast is of the safe arrival at St. Michael's of the river steamer P. B. Weare. which stuck on a sandbar over two weeks ago below Circle City, The arrival of the Weaue will be good news to the people of Dawson City. who are threatened with a famine this winter. as her cargo consists almost entirely of provisions.
Arizona republican., 1897-09-12
RESOLUTIONS OF REGRET.

 At regular meeting of the <al camp of the Woodmen of the World the following resolutions were adopted:
 Whereas, In the unfortunate taking away of our deceased sovereign, B. F. Zoeckler, on the 9th of this month, this camp has lost a jealous and up right member, and the community a worthy, respectable and honored cit izen.
 Resolved, That in the taking away of Sovereign Zoeckler this camp has lost a jealous and faithful member, and the community an upright and honored citizen; that we deplore the sad accident and misfortune which called Sovereign Zoeckler to that bourne from which no traveller e'er returns and while lowing in submis- sion to the will of the all wise and divine Creator, we condole with the widowed wife, and orphan children of our departed sovereign and extend to them the heartfelt sympathies of this camp.
 Resolved, That a copy of these res olutions be spread upon the minutes of the camp and the secretary be in structed to furnish copy of the same to the family of our deceased sover- eign
 H. A. HUGHES,
 FRANK COX,
 A. s. ARTHUR,
 Committee.
Arizona republican., 1897-09-12

ex-Marshal Paul, ex-Governor Hughes, Postmaster DeGrofr, Councilmsn Brady, Manager Grosetta and others. The Catholic, Episcopal, Congrega- tional, Baptist and Methodist churches are summed up as the religious insti- tutions.
 In hotels there is ample supply. These include the San Xavier, Sico- cans, across the way, the New Orn- dorff, Sutherland's Occidental, the Belmont and Stewart.
 Copies of this issue on sale at Mrs. Mansfield's, and Woods place.
 PITTOCK.