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Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12

Prof. +. +. Timberman one OF the
finest penmen in America, will be at De
corah institute during the winter. All
may have two drills a day withcu, extra
charge. Text books free and day board
Ti,25 a week.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12

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Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12

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lien, De fett Selpmoro i RuslauO.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12

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Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12

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sittute bcsnuoer ben 22oe Topembcr.
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Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12

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Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12

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Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12

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iitter paa, on jes life ier bar ~iortalt
Fem oenue Npbec. iaa jes laber Se'
ba~uolinsen Of bette @mne fable.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-12

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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

Cascsrets stimulate liver, kidnsye and bowels. Never sickens, weaken or gFipe. loo.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
TFRRTTORIAL NEWS.

Quite serious is reported to have happened at sJerome on Monday night. Twelve holes he'd been drilled and loaded in the 5O0-foot level, when the signal was given for the men to get away. Two men, In getting out of the wipze, were caught by flying rock and one of them sustained 8 broken leg while the other was pretty badly bruis- ed. Neither of them is considered dan gsrously iDjuFed.-JournGI-M Miner.
 A telegram wss received at the sheriff's office today from Chief of Police Glass, of Los Angeles. stating that he had arrested two men there on she charge of stealing the sstohel of jewelry from H. Lemon. The greatest part of the stolen jsvelry WAS found in the room occupied. by them. The men claim they are innocent, and also claim that they were not in Prescott when the robbery occurred, but fail to ex- plain how they came in possession oi she watches and iewelry. Sheriff RuffneF leaves foR Phoenix this evening for extrsdition papers, and will go from there to Los Angeles to bring the men back to PFeso Miner.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
Prom Ssture a s's Daily.

Prom sstuv6 a s's Daily
 The Jones ADiary for safe. Address
 T. Nj. Jones, Box 382. Phoenix. d4 pti J. C D1rkee- who is interested ir
 real estate in this city, arrived this
 mo-nirg from Keoosha to spend be
 win ser.
 Ms Dave P ole rsrurnsd this mort ing frctD 5 .'omo1viiis accompanied by her in7ai.d b-osher Rkom it is expect ed the climate Of th.s valley win benefit. The grand jury ooms into court this afternoon and returned three secret in- dictments, ignored the charges sRsinst I Mssui of aggravated assault, VsIen- tine Lopez. robbery and:AngeI Pslimi- nao robbery. Indictments were re- turned against Jesns Fernandez, at- tempt to commit rape; Rsfesl Vslerzu- els, burglary; Jesus Lopez, assault to commit m murdsr.
 Attorneys H. D. Rose snd T. G. Nor TIE, Of Prescott, eTrivsd last night and appeared ia the district court this morn ing to represent Y4vepsi county iu the final hearing for an injunction restrain : ing the loan com mission from funding the Ysvspsi county railroad bonds Mr Ross vas accompanied by his SOD, H. D. Ross, Jr., wbo IS paying his first visit to the capital city and is much interested in what he sees in the metropolis of the south@e
 DF. J. E. Walker returned this morn ing from his mines in Ynma county where he hes been at work for some time with one of bis psFtners He reports considerable york doDe on the properly which shows every sign of beng very valuable. 4 big find wss made short time ago on a claim within few miles of where he IS located erd ib is thought thns tbs property IS on the same Iecgs They are located in tbe Fortuna district, which is very rich and he prospects gre very good for Ghs uucovsring ot E bo- nanza.
 Shariff Ruffssr arrived this morning from Pcesouts with two Mexican prison ers sentenced to the Territorial peniten- tiary op charges nf burglary and will oootinue his jourDsy tc Yuma this even iog. After deDosi5ins his pYieouers at Yume. Mr. RnfTaer viii go on to Los Aogs les where re will tske into cus- tody and brIng to Prescott two men, Leaoder and Aiiliar, arrested in thss oi'y On suspicion of having robbed the ". iry store of H Lemon in Prescott, couple of weeks ago. Tie meu when arrested had in their posse ssioD ebcut Sl6OO woesh os the sfoieu weiry ,havinp d spus-3 of absu. $500 worth
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
COchise County:

Is deposit of fire clay in Co., ohise county sLs:: ;s Of sts best quality so be found In the entire west, and O. ehise enjoys the destinotion of being she only county in She Territory that has such deposit of plastic mineral. It Is located near Benson and consid eFsble quantity is being used by the Copper Queen Co. st Biebee foF linin g scon7erters and other uses for which shis superior clay Is adapted. MT. J. Allen, of Benson, is furnishing the com- pany with shipments of the mineral, and it is loaded on bosrd A. & s. E. cars at shat poict.-TOnlbston Prospect0r.
 Thad Carr came in this morning from HaFshe~ and neighboring camps. He reports that preparations are now being made to start things up at Duquesne, and that the outlook there Is very en- coursging.-Tombsto41e Prospector.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
YaYapai County.

The Jerome Copper Co. has bonded the Hull interest in the Sunny South and seven other claims lying between She U. V. Co's. main group and the Venture, for 5000. The company has commenced work on what is to be known ss the main working tunnel starting in the south end of the Sunny South and running northwest about 20OO feet.-Jeronle Mining Neacs.
 TTas5. Bolle mourns the loss of 46 turkeys, and turkeys they were, fine and fat also several dozen of fine chickens His hen house is located quite distance back of his residence, and some good friend drove up and in She night loaded them all in, whil @ Theo. and his family enjoyed a sound slumbeF. He ssys this is the dearest nights rest he has had yet. The friend did notitake the Guiens..tow probably because they are to noisy and scarce here.-Prescott Courier.
 Sheriff R lffneE lost valuable horse yesterday. He started to mount the
 
 horse shied, ran away and. tried to buck of the sado e, caught it's feet in the bridle, fell ira smslliditch and broke 8 legias:tbe ankle. RuffneR had to shoot the horse. Prescott Courier.
 Two experienced brewers from Oolo- Fs1o are at pTesentIin Prescott. looking over She situation hers with a view of starting brewery. They are already so fevorsbly impressed that they have ordered lot of tools snd material for she purpose of commencing operations. lu the course of their Investigations as to the possibility of such an enterprise, they have lesyned that during @ period of ten months, from January l to No vembsr l, 1897, there were twenty nine oar loads of beer shipped over the s F, P & P railroad. OF this amount Jerome received 15 car Iosds; Prescott, 34: Uon- gress, 10; Phoenix, 40.-Journdl- Miner.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
BuokIen,s Arnioa saIve.

The best Sslve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheumi Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Ohilblelns, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guarsn' teed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 9 cents box For sale by Keystone Pharmacy and the Phoenix Drug Oo
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
Fro n Friday E DziIy.

Seven carloads oe cattle will be shipped so Lbs Angeles tbis evening ovsr ths Nj. < P road.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Aitlzin was ssv~rely atung by a scorpion this morning. Dr Dufisld wse summoned by telephone gnd ren- deFed the necessary aid.
 Ths death ot J4nnie B Fey took place yesterday snd the body wiil te taken to ths old boos at V.Gceass, In- diara. shis evening for. burrel
 The wlll of the late J L R cberds Of Tsmpe 0ha lied for probate w'th Judge Grouse today. The estate IS valued st about 53000 and Is bsqu5Athed 50 the widow
 N3hos of 5hs appointments ot Messes. Fiokss < James es the entstives of she Agr'cultursi Iusurerca company of Nev York. with power of sstorney, WAS filed with the territorial secretary this morning
 Sra. Yguacfe nfarzo de Gs!lardo, dramatic soprano, s. eaeouel Mauzo. guitar so!olsu, snd Mr. Josspn Blondip, cello soloiab vjli make tnsir second 3D. pearaBcs ia our city 1T concert pro- gram next Thursday evening, Deceu bsr Pad, n ths First Methodist chutch. Admission 30 cents. The oonc4rb is undes the auspices of tha Kio2's Daughters and ds 54ir Lo be gre6s success.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02

Sheriff Orme is very much worked up | over the numerous holdups in Phoenix | and vicinity during tbs past couple of weeks auG has had three men riding the roads near the city every night in vain estemps to cs ch up with the williams. Hs has his sus picions and 1t is l kely that within short time several arrests will be made IF connection with these crimes.
 The following prisoners against whom indictments have been returned by the grand iary now in session, were ar rsigned this morning ard will bleed to the indictments against them tomorrow morning al 9:30 o'clock: John Doe, es- | esulS with intent to kill; R Lsmon and Jose Mendosa, forgery; J. A. Phillips, arson; E. R. Herouu. forgery, two counts; J. Riggs, Henry Steele, Geo. Daley, murder; T. E. Tosn, em bszzle ment; Frank Serrsno, resisting an of | fcsF.
 The residents of the Murphy school district two and half miles west of Phoenix had most delightful tune ss their new school house ou Wednesday evening at the dedication of their new brick school building. This district has the happy reputation of having grown larger than any other district in the county outside ot Phosnlx during the past two years. Two years ago there was an average attendance at that school Of fourteen pupilsi while this year the averaged is forty. County iSohool Superintendent Grouse made the dedi- catory address and after an entertain ing programme of music and recitstiops 8 collation. wes spread which netted S25 to @ fund for school library
 Another holdup took place las seven- ing between six and seven o'clock near the residence of Supervisor Joseph Monihon. Mr Bertrsm Smith, son of Mir. J Y. T. Smith was deiving in that neigh borhood, going for the purposs o; esoortiDg 8 youug lsdy to the Metho- dist cbnrch Without warning the high hwRymen stepped in front of the horse from the side of the road:snd sug- gested to MT. Smith thst be would like to take ride MT. Smith told him that he could not carry him when he WAS ordered to leave the buggy ard tht order wss enforced by FevolveV. The young man eliebsed and SD ubmitted tC 6 search which revealed nothing o value when the highwaymsD allowed him to proceed MF. Smith accom- plieh ed his mission and escorted by 8 couple of young men drove the young lady tC church. This morning Sheriff Osmr with his deputies are using avery effor to locate she highwsymsn.
 A stomachfull of undigeated food il about as unhealthy 6 mess as one cal imagine.
 Whes can be done with? The e is stays IL won's digest. I . churns up, fermepts rnd decays; be comes poisonous (ss all putrid matte ' does) end causes great pain and deep seated disorders.
 Tn order to change all this take Shs
 ker Digestive cordial
 , It stops fermentation and decay 8 once, so that no more poisons aFs ere sted.
 T. clears the stomach of poisone al ready there. It helps it to turn th' . food that remains into heeltbful nour ishment. It strengthens tine stomsci for the next meal.
 Here is the whole philosophy ana CUTS of indigestion in few words. AnC what's more, t,s all true. Try if.
 Shaker D 9es.lve c 'rdisl js for sal, by druyeis s, pr,ce 10 o4nts 10 5l % pel bottle.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
Pima County:

Judge Davis expected to leave his former home in Ohio for Tucson on yes teFdsy. At least a letter from him to that effect was received here yesterday. His family and also that of District Clerk Hoover will accompany him. Tucson Star.
 The Saginaw Mining Company yes- ter6ay sent out to theiF pumping station on the Santa Cruz, @ pump weighing ten tons with 8 capacity of -5O0, 600 gallons daily, to be used in sup plying tr cir camp and reduction plant with water. The piping is already completed and the setting up of the pump and making connection with the pipe line will be but matter of few days. This camp is rapidly forging to the front as ec important feeder to the business of Tucson.-Tucsora Stdr.
 The Tucson boys will not play bsse- ball in Phoenix on Thanksgiving Day, having received 8 telegram from Phoe- nix stating that the Phoenix club could not get the ball grounds for that day, it having been secured by the club from the Indian school, which Is to play the Prescott club. The Tucson club ex- pects to arrange game for some date in December with the Bisbee club Star.
 The work on the street car line to the University was started this morning, beginning at the intersection of Stone avenue and Pennington street. The OATS now run on the line to the depot regularly every ten minutee.-Tucson Citizen.
 Hon. Marcus A. Smith ard wife re- turned to Tucson last night from tour of the northern part of the Territory Mrs. Smith also visited for few days wish friends in Yume.-Tucson Citizen
 Gov. Myron H McCord and wife Attorney General Frazier and wife, and Miss M E Winslov, all of Phoenix came in last night and are qusrtereo ss the San Xavier. hotel. The party &C., oompsnied by Miss Frazier and Mist Esta La Chance, students at the Uni N6E6Lu1s HcGe O4o DO DAO AooA ~AB'-O- mission this morning and this afternoon attended theEexerciees Eat the Univer- sity where the program ss announced was gone through with, after which al present were given an opportunity tc meet Gov and Mrs McOord. The governor and party will be entertained this evening by Major and Mrs Black Ht theiz residence of Pennington street where it Is understood they will be treated to seFensde by the First Rsgi mental Band of this city tonight. Tue son Citizen.
 An accident occurred yesterday si the University to the new fsg pole. Ii WAS being Esisedland when short dis tsnce from the ground it broke in half A part of it then wes put in place end the University flag was flying sodsy al though at 6 less distance from the ground. Tucson Citizen.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
| a1nnsehoIa Necsssi.x.

Oascarets Candy Cashertsc, ths most wona e;fei medicei discovery Of the age pleasant sud refreshing 10 the taste, SCI gently and positively ou kidneys, liver sad boweis, ,clesueirg tle entire system dlspei colds, cure besdsche, fever, hsbi. tual constipation and biiiousness. Piease buy ard try ifox of c. c O. to- day; 10, 25 50 cents Sold ana guran- beed to cure by ali druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-12-02
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke You
 Life AWAY

Life Away
 If you want to qpit tobacco using easily and forever. be made well, strong magnetic, full of new fife and vigor take No-To-Bao, the wonder worker that makes weak men strong. Many gain ten pound iu ten days Over 4OO, COG cared. Buy No-To-Bac from your own druggist, who will guarantee c1rs. Booklet and ples mailed fres. Ad- dress Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or Nav York.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-01
QUEEREsT OF BIRDS.
Tho Strange Freak Caught by Pennsyl-
yania Farmer.

The queercst freak of nature ever seen mt
Apollo, Pa, and what Is said to be the
quecrest bird ever discovered, flew into %
tree on Jesse Branthoovcr's farm, six miles
from that village, several days ago and has
since been in captivity That 10 Is bird
seems certain because 10 has wings which
are more than feet long, but in other re-
spects IL Is difficult TO classify. It's face is
that Of cat, it's feet resemble those Of n
dog, and It's tail is similar to those of the
turkey. Its bcak and talons arc as sharp
as those Of an eagle, and IL has great spurs
like gamccock
From all the country miles around peo-
pie have come TO look al the monstrosity,
but no one he's been able TO identify IL.
Farmer Branthoovcr was plowing his field
when he saw the biri i'm Ia tree lie fired at
1t, and, one Of It's wings being wounded, 10
fell 20 the ground. Then the farmer at
tempted 20 pick 10 up, but n fight which
lasted for half an hour ensucd, and tho
sharp bcnk and thlons inflicted wounds
the scars Of which Branthoovcr still ear.
rics. AT last the farmers son Ned cano 10
the rescue, and together thoy succeeded I'm
capturing the queer bird, which has since
been confined in the Wrunary
Many attempts wcro made tophotograph
the thing before the effort was successful
Tho bird would ily into q rage and iump
around, as 10 always does upon the approach
of "a human being
The bird measures ls inches from tho
top of its head Go tho tip II SIS body. The
wings arc fcct 10 inches long and the
legs only inches long. 10 grunts nrl
tarks liko dug. Chicago Times "a raid
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-01
REED AS ARBITER.
He II Called on to Settle Disputes From
All Over the Country.


Speaker Reed has become a great final
erbiter for numerous parliamentary bodies
from one end TO the other of the country.
Hardly day passes that he is not request
ed TO pass upon some point, more or less
intricate, that local parliamentarian have
wrangled over and failed to agree upon.
Last week one of the chapters of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution i'm this
city submitted TO him question Of the
right to elect another delegate TO the conti-
mental congress. They had elected dele
gate and alternate Mt n meeting, which the
constitution said should be called at
stated time. The delegate had resigned,
and the ladies were in quandary as TO
whether they could call another meeting
or whether the alternate should serve The
speaker settled that for them, and they
went away happy.
But this is only an isolated instance
Secret orders, debating societies and other
deliberative bodies write him for decisions.
Yesterday he was ans xering "a request from
Lowell, Mass, and another from New
York state, for the speaker gives every re-
quest his courteous attention sooner or
later. Sometimes the simpler queries are
turned over TO Mr.. Asher Kinds, who,
from long association with Mr. Reed, has
become an experienced parliamentarian.
Mr.. Kinds formulatcs the reply in some of
these cases, but Mr. Reed scrutinizes 1t
personally before he signs, and if the letter
does not accord with his views it is modi-
fed and rewritten. Requests frequently
come from bodies that have adopted the
speakers manual for the control of de-
Lucrative assemblies. Tho Maine legisla-
turc last winter complimented him by vot-
ing q copy Of the manual to each member
Of the statehouse and senate. Washington
POST
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-01
THE NEW ENGLAND R. R co
Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected TO Nov. 20, 1896.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows.
For Boston-o:50 IL :sS a. n-i RETURN I2.o1p M,
6;27 D. m
wALPoLE-5:55, ii.55 a. m
FRANKLIN-5:56, HISS a. m. 5.,,pu.
NILFC RD-5:55. al ;bj a. m; $3.50 D. m
ARLINGroN-Fi2. .G5. 6:3, $50 D. m
WEST ARLINGTON-Fl2:o5 S;35 F6 80 D. m
KNIGHTsvILLE--Fi Fi2 o.. 5;S5. s;3l. .'FlI:io D. u
MEsHANTICUT-ia;ja s:i6. s;3). ''lliio p. m.
NATICK, RIVER POINT, CENTREVILLE
wAsHINGToN-s:4o, $500 a M i:;oa i:2o S:Sa
t:30,1I "niio p m.
CRANSToN, oAKLAwN-s:4o. $500 a. m; i::oa
4;2,. b;35, $780, 7;l5, "ll;i0 p. m.
PoNTlAo-S:io AMI 1905. i;2o. b:s, $50, F7:IS
"ll :l0p m.
ARCTIC AND oUIDNICK-s:p a IN I2:os l:2a
6:3,. $3.50, F7:ia ''il;io p. m.
ANTHoNY-saO. 500 a. M; i2:t6. 40 6;sS. l:3a
T;i5. "ii:io p. m.
sTERLlNG-sD $500 a. m; t:aa 7:isp. m
COVENTRY GREENE, oNECo. MoosUP
PLAIN 500 O. m. 40. 7si5 D. m
The 7:ii p. m. train connects at Plainheld for
New YORK.
sUMMIT-Op. 900. q. M; 1870. 7;i5 p m.
JEwETT CITY, CANTERBURY SCOTLAND.
VERSAILLES, BALTIC, SOUTH WINDhAM :
s;4o, 300 a. m; $40, 7:ia p. m.
wlLLIMAETIC-64o. 300 a M; 4;2o. 7;l5 p. m.
HARTFoRD-e:to. $500 a. M; 4:2o. 7:15 p
FIsHETLL & EEWBURG-9:oo a. m.
NoRWICH-e:4O. $500 a. m; 4i20. 7:I5 p. m.
WATERBURY,. y DANBURY-s;oo a. m.
CHICAGO AID THE WEST VIA NEwBURo
AND ERIE R'Y-s:co a. m.
PAscoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
EXCEPT FIELDS STATION Gas, $3.50 a. M;
4:iO, 6:3S, and "il;tb p. IN.
Fields station-s;D, s;ioa m. t;lo s:,5 pm.
Leave Pascoag at b:ll 7;l5 a. M, l2.ao,
5i2j and .'s ;05 p. m.
All trains leave IRON west end OF Union Depot
Providence.
J.N. KING. Sup.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-01
Sea OF hzof Frozen.

For the first time in the remembrance OF
the living generation the sea Of Azof Is
frozen over solid. The Don river and the
sca Of Azof frozc very suddenly in n rather
unexpected way, and as a consequence "a
number of vessels were taken unawarcs
aud stopped on their way. More than ~
steamers arr helpless In the ico between
Azof and Rostov, aud large number OF
vessels arc dispersed I'm various parts OF
this immense frozen sheet Of water, first
tossed about by the violent storm and then
hcid fast i'm the glacial embrace. While
the river Don has frcqucntly frozen over
there IL no record of the iea Of Azof hav
Ing previously frozen solid In this century.
--philadelphis Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-01

NOW, LEI IttE fAoi DE fAoI.
length she fred broadside OF solid
shot which seemed TO lift the hulk out
of water.
whats that wailing, Mollie?" asked
the blind captain.
Its from the pirates, father. The
hulk IS shattered and sinking, and there
are but few men left alive. Oh, God!
Oh, Godi"
"What is it--quiclx!"
"She's rolling. father-she's rolling
and swashing about-she's going down
by the stern-she's gone-she's gone!"
Sand Tom has whipped her in fair
fight, and destroyed gang OF devils!
Girl, are you there?"
"Yyes. father"
lead me to my chair. Now ask Tom
Holly TO come down"
minute later the mate stood before
him, look of triumph in his eyes and
exultation in his heart.
"Tom-your hand. Now yours.
Mollie. Now, let the past be past, and
may God bless and keep you both!"
And six weeks later, when the
Golden Horn" returned to port, men,
women and children gathered 70 cheer
her and her captain and crew, and TO
cheer agnin and again, and to push and
lostle each other for the privilege of
being the first TO touch the hand of
THE Coward of Salem"
THE END.
"A Damascus Night" by Clinton scol.
lard, will begin tomorrow.