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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

The Red Cross is to hold Jubilee at the
Madison Square Garden In December. and by
a joint resolution adopted by the Senate the
President is authorized to invite England,
France. Germany. Austria. Russia. Belgium,
Switzerland Mexico and Venezuela to send
bodies Of troops to participate In the occasion.
Perhaps by that time circumstances may per-
NIT us TO invite Spain TO share in the demon
stration. II the invited nations respond the
military display will he imposing. and far as
this country is concerned. unique. But whether
they do or not the celebration will be a memo
rable incident In the history Of the Red Cross
ntly signalling the completion OF the first half
century Of its existence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

Having manfully settled up the Behring Sea
indemnity. this Government ought not 70 back
out Of the Canadian Commission agreement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
WISDOM

When Willie In the regiment
Went out 10 meet the foe
his sweetheart stood. with ,ace intent
And pale. TO see him go.
Though sank her heart within her breast.
She did not dare to cry,
She'd heard In wartime II was best
To keep your powder dry.
indianapolis Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

AS the Mayor was compelled to wear a muzzle
through the campaign that elected him lest he
should display to the disadvantage Of his party
his vast AID varied misinformation and great
moral requirements. II Is quite evident that
his bosses do not look upon his oratory
suited for home distribution. But he has been
invited to Syracuse to make a speech before the
State Agricultural Society and therein to float
his mighty mind. He will doubt rice to the
occasion. but all signs will fail II he rises far.
Captain Sigsbee knows how to deal with Span
ish torpedo- boats He had an experience with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

The Chinese Minister makes haste to declare
that I'm turning the Zafro away from n Chinese
port the Government intended no act Infrlsndly
- the United States. OF course not. II was
quite I'm conformity with the mandates of inter
national law The same sauce was served out
to Spanish ships at Curacao and elsewhere We
have no cause OF complaint against China and
shall make none. But coaling station In those
waters is found to be particularly desirable
and shall no doubt find a way to acquire
without flying too fagrantly In the face OF
the pandects Of Puffendorf. Grotius and Vatte
or giving China any Just cause OF complaint
against US
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

The opposition TO Hawaiian annexation seems
to he I'm state OF collapse. for which let all men
render thanks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

II Is said that the Spanish Government does
not credit the report that an American fleet Is
about to visit Spanish waters L. Il so accus-
toned to issuing false reports Itself that II
thinks all others do the same?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

Miss Hazel W. Martin. daughter OF MT anu u
Walter S Martin. Of No. S2 Seveh'n H,...nrs
nounces her engagement 10 Warren w hsso""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

The wedding OF Miss Minnie Louise ma''-.'
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ q Murray 70 JAM,
A. Moore will take place at o'clock ms e'e rsst
I'm 81. Le0s Roman Catholic 'hurVi" III ~
V-eiChth-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

The engagement is announced Of Miss Ma'a -
Rosett. daughter OF Mortz Rose,t to hooe''
Morris. son Of Mr. and Mrs Simon Norris OIL N''
city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

Miss Matte T.. Richmond. daughter OF DIT ana
Mr., Alvin Richm ond will be married TO Joseph ~
Carroll this morning In s. MonIca's Roman os'A'
ole church. East Seventy -nintl-St
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
 The Herald is vel come visitor here in Provo, and I would not mind getting one everyday.
 The Academy has a mnch larger at tendance this year than ir has ever had before, especially the Commercial Col lege. II has opened its doors 10 more students this year than has evr been known in the history of that depart. ment.
 The Commercial Department has 8 room fitted especially fir Penmanshlp. two for Bookkeeping. one for Short. hand. one for Typewriting. and one for Telegraphy. T. also has a College Grist Mil, Real Estate Office Freight o fee. an Exchange. an EnporIum and two Banks Throngh the offices and between themselves. the students buy and sell merchandise the same as they would in actual business. One year is devoted to the Theory of accounts. and two to Practical work or Practical Book keeping tconsisting of buying and sell ing merchandise and keeping books for the same.)
 The Sub Freshman Department com- mences Oct. q. 1his department is for studeuts, who are no: far enough advanced to enter the other depart. ments.
 There are 6our students from Apache County attending the Academy and thrse from Socorro County. New Mexi- co, who seem the same as Apache Coun- ty students as they live so near. ! will close with regard to all.
 Ever yours,
 FRANK LFsUEUR.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29
A LETTER.
From .I. F. WiIsnn

Col. ]. F. Wilson has sent us q cer- tlied copy of his answer in the case of Julia Earth. against Apache County. Col. Wilson was employed by the Coun. ty, so defend the suit. and some rum. ors have been circulated Tn this Coun- ty to the effect that the Colonel did not sllege that the warrants had been forged and consequently lost the case for the County The facts are as shown by the copy incur office, which any one is at liberty to read. that the Colonel made siiewatihn of the forgery of each and every warrant, upon which suit was brought, specifying the date and numbe Of each warrant.
 We publish below portion of the answer not having space to publish it in full.
 The Defend ent deuies that the said forty warrants or any or. either ofthem herein sued on, and which are exhibit ed in said amended complaint, nun bering from Number to Number 70 in. elusive, was, or were ever issued, or directed to be issued by the Board of Supervisors of the said County of Apa- che, or by the authority of said board.
 The Defendant denies that the said Board or Supervisors, of said County of Apache ever ordered the Issuance Of the said warrants herein sued on or eitherofthem but on the con- trRry defendant alleges the fact to be- That the saidpretendedws warrants herein fued or and each Of the same. and sli thereof were. and epch cf them waR alsely made. ard forged. and that they are. and each of them is forgery and that they were SO falsely made and for eed wirh fraudulent intent to defrand the said County of Apache
 For A Third Defence Herein Defend ant says:-
 That the said Plaintiff herein, the alleged holder and owner of the said warrants ners,n sued on, and those from whom 'he aajd warrants were ob. tained ny plaintiff because 0f the fact tafdN AiSr Shi't V ht 1it dLu dtt a1f lkHID were, and had been, by he said Coun- ty of Apache alleged to bs forgeries and Of no binding effect upon eaid County, on the g. day Of Jany 1888. and while the said Board of Supervisors of said County of Apache was in regular ses- sion at the Court House in the town of St. Johns in said County. presented, and caused the same to be done. ths said warrants and each and every of them herein sued on and marked ex- hibits fr2m No. to No. 40 inclusiys to the said Board of Supervisors as claim and claims as binding obligations against the said County ofApache. and upon the hearing thereof by the said Board the same and each of the sam were adjudged to be forgerles, and were then and there disallowed and rejected as binding obligations upon said Coun- ty of Apache, and no proper charge against her.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29
ICE.
e Prots,e court of he County of Apache

Tathe PrstEte court Of me county or APscHS Territory of Arizona
 In the mater Of ths1
 estate of 9flbs-t sreez,
 deceased,
 Pursusnt 30 eu orest of the Judge of said Court, made CT tAe 7Th. day of September lS9o Notice Ia hereby given hat Willard Farr. J Lesuaur, An4 reg Jensen, 4. v. Gibbons. Il. Gibbons, Rieha-d Gibbons, 0 C, 0verson. J. II. Heap Alma, Davis " ? Lesueur. J. F. Ke'h llSberger and HeRry Butler, have filed peti- ton wi,h the Clerk of said Court, in which each Of said petitioners sat forth claims against said sstate. claininF go bs entitled to . deed from the sdniaistra.g5x hereof for. certain specified parcels or pieces ot land ID the 8 W. quarter cf section 22, Twp F S. range 28, east. said aims as an aaarety. being the whole of said quarter section That gS.6 deceased was bound, and intended to convey sad req. estate by deed, but died before such c0nyeyances were made, other reasons upon which said olainns are pTsdicated are set forth ia said petition. to which reference is hereby ma s3s for further particulars
 And notice IS hereby further given that MoH- day. the thir5 day Of october. ISeS atten o'ciocE G. n1 of said day at the courtroom of said court. st the court-houss. tn sad county of Apache. Bald day being regular term of said court he's been fxed for bsaring said petition, when and where any pars0n interested in said estate may appear and fife written objections showing cause why said -t!on should not be granted and deeds issued 0y he a5ulinistratix of said estat6 in aecordancs herewith pated s pt 8, 1898.
 r GIBR9Es
 Cler& of the
 Probate court.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29
CONCHO LOCALS.

Feg&y's'' @bs,ser, atfons ess Com.
 cTao tE'i~ week.
 Mir, James Baird snd famity came down from Vernon last week the child ren are stopping with there grand mother they are attending school here .his season.
 Casper NeageI and Frank Baird re- turned from Winslow last Saturday they report having a very enjoyable lime while there they visited their old friends the Shei woods.
 Mrs. Elam Cheney left our little vicloify last Saturday for the first time in six years.
 Mir. StoveH Cheney has gone to the upper country again.
 NIT. Samuel Baird has been dei,ver. ing hls books, during tue last week. Mir R. D. Greer was in our town dur. ing the last week also Isaac Earth MT. RuiE and others.
 Politics are raging high in Concho. Mir Voltsire is in town, he seems to he getting quite little work tuning Pianoes and Organs.
 A feast and also wedding was given last Monday by our neigibors in the other town there were many visiting friends present.
 pEcGV
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29

At the Republican Rally held at the Armory Hall on Wednesday evening, Mir. E. s. Clark of Flagstaff, who was one of the principal speaker ofthe even Ing said. "Col. Brodie has the written pledge of President Mckinley thatifhe tBrodie) is elected toCongress Mckinley would sign hlll for the admission ot Arizona as State"
 we would like to know if Col. Brodie has Mckinley" in his pocket" or If Mr. Clark used thls statement, "Not for Revenue but for campaign purposes only"
 Judge Kibbey of Phoenix, very age ly informed Us that There Is not one word in the Forest Reserve Proclama- ton about sheep cattle or goats. and As there is nothing obnoxious in that act to be repealed, MT. Wilson can not re- peal anything" This as we understand it is the Republican apology for not daring to even offer 10 use their influ. ence to have this law repealed.
 General Frazier having no loglcal ar guments with which to entertain his audience endeavored to win the ssmp- athy of his hearers by appealing to their prejudice. and trying to make Mormons believe that they have been persecufed by the Democrats.
 The spes kera were evidently so ashamed of the local ticket that they treated it with silent contempt
 IL had heen decided to continue the speaking for an honr or more but as il became evident to the C7arman that the audience was rapidly leaving, he adjourned the meeting
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29
DON'T.


 Don't forget that it's always the bot torn dollar that counts.
 Don't forget that it's always the ear iy worm that gets caught.
 Don't refer to woman's age except by long distance telephone.
 Don't think that Death is ever at 8 loss to know how to take person.
 Don't accept silence for consent. Ton might be monkeying with deaf and Cnmbman.
 Don't offer to help your neighh r when he doesn't need it ant decline when he dnes.
 Don't imagine vou nave great vii power becsnse you have never had oc- casion 10 test it.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29
sMeels stations.

sHi stations.
 Limited trains No 3, uast6oUnd. and Nc 4. esstooYnd, rl7R selai-weekly
 Eo leaves Chicago sp m weduezd ys snd Satur s: pRszes Albuquerque l2.I5 ? IF, Fri o1ls and lonlays; B2rstow 2:I5 2. II us'deYS and SaI lays. arriving st Los Angeles 5:5G .. Ea Iuss lay aud Sat r6 .ys
 Pa5se gers IT .orth of Mojaye holding tick 2ts rss tiag direct via ALo1-ve change As barEtow s) No. 5
 Es iwl'l leave Los Angeles st 3 a. "a Tacs- 5avs and Friday passing BGrSt0w at 1:40 2. ID and Needles 7:4j 2. n same d4yE: AibuQuerq us S:35 Tn Wednesdays and Saturday, arriving at 'kicago 9:43 8 n. Fridays and Mondays. Passs1gers from north Of No)RYa may take tE6 limited either at BaFStOW or ne Needles OnIy fES.-ClaGs tickets sold et Ii rates are honnred 0p the limited trains
 'pilra n D la sleeping csrs daily through sstween L7s An2e es and Chicago and WI lizns and San F5a1cisCo.
 Pullman tourist sleeping cars daily through between ChirazO and San Francisco and Chicago gRi Los Angeles.
 Tourist cars lsave San Fraucisco every Tues day asd Los Anee e every Wed nesday, running through to Kansas City, Chicago and Boston. The only iine reaching the Grand Canyon of the Colorado
 Ask for 8 beautifully Illustrated book which will be mailed free
 JEO. J. BYRNE,
 Gen. Passenger Agent Los Angeles, Cal
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29
AGENTS WANTED
 For the Life Of Wm. E. Gladstone,
B JOHN CLARK RIDPATH. u. D

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 The most celebrated orator and EtzGesuAz sf nod ru times His brilliant geniuS and remark abls character. his grand achievements as Lead CT and P i7n= Afnistsr. his n1sgnihcen triursphs in great political struggles; including bis fsmeRR sppeeches. striking incidents personal anse- doteS stc Nagy snperb engraTiRgs OVER $50 PAGES. ONLY s250 Splendid CSnvaSsing Outfit with valuable preniu terms nd full in- struetionS sent free for cents in sts ms 70 cover postage Most liheral terms guaTantesa. TEez- ty days credit Freight paid Agents nakinr s O0 to $50 % day Be first In the field Order outfit to- ay Experience not necessary as ev ryboiy wantEt. Mention this paper NON ROE Bo' K CO, Dep'tJ Dearbrn St. Chie1s1
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29
0F ELECTION
Territory of Arizona

rt tttliy pl 5IiHOHa-
 Executive Department,
 WHEREAS, under an act oft Leg islotive Assemble af he Territory of Arizona, entitled Election approved March 8th, 1887 ii is provided that there shall be he!d throughout the Ter ritory, upon tho Tuesday ai 8, the first Monday in November 1 D 1893, and every two years thereaiIer, an election for mem bers Of the sgielatiys Assemble, and auch other officers as may be required by law shall bs chosen tt such election |. AND WFEREAS. itis further provid- ed in said act that a5 least thirty days before each general election the Cover nor mnst issus an Election ProClama tion, under the great sea! of the Territ- ory, and transmit coPiss- thereof to the Clerks of the Boards of supervisors of the countie 1 which such elections are to be held; saeh proclamation to con- tain a statenent et.the time of tho cleo tion and tie offices to he filled. and the offer of reward the form pres cribed by sa.d Sci.
 NOW THEREFORE. I Nathan 0, Edrphy, Governor of Arizona, in pursu- ance of the duty enioined upon me. do hereby order general election to Do held on the Tu5sday after the first Mon day in Move em5er A D. 1Sa8, and the offices to be flied at such election I do hereby desigEare 10 be as follows, to-wi.
 One Deleegte To he Fifty-sixty Con- gress Of the United States.
 Twelve members of the Council of the Legislative Assembly of the Arizona, and twenty-four members of the House of RepresentatiFes ofths Legislative As- sembly of Arizonai apportloned agroe- ably to existiny iavs as iollows:
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29
2 ax C0lle2f0r's s A!0hjcB. Y AXES F0p f9o9.

Notice is h"r7bF gv Il thst ,h= Dup ;ca-e g. s@ss1n rt R. ot Hc1e my, srz7ra Terri te-y, -or he yea i-=8. now Tay LosE-7s oa tor h -~ sct, v Il tres eFisa
 Tsxes e-,l b q l,oquent O. ii t~irc # de- of December. l8 2, sn7 a1}es- "a q n hat q or ior tas.s< live per cert >. D 8. t5e ecaount tnsreoi S peasi.y.
 Taxes are ow due, and may oe paid s ny f zee i g. Johns. Abs che com -ty. A-iz st ss g me within office hours. until osc.u Der feth. Is22.
 CLUSTER. Tex aHe TOT & Johns, Ariz1na g pte7l bsr 24'h l-gs
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29

A Republican Rally was held in the Armorg Hall. last Wednesday evening fhe meeting was called 10 order by Chairman. .F L Hubbell. The speak CTS were as follows;
 Hon. J L. Hubbell, Hon. c. NJ. Frazier: Judge Hedding and 0. s. Clark. After each speech the Brass Band furnished choice selection of music and quite an enjoyable time wss participated in, After the Rally a,Ball was given, where the young folks en. joyed themselves until rather 8 late hour.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29
Homestead Entry No. s47 !

Homestead Entry No. S47
 LAND OFFICE AT PREscorT. Aelz
 Oc- 2t-s Notice is hereby given that the 5ot ow E. named Se.ter has fled notice of F 58-sn- on to 10 k final roof n support of kis cl r0 and that sai5 proof will te made before tha Clerk o District Con st s JohnS,- Arzor g. 70. Nav 2 I5ss. viz: Christopher I Keu-e fr ;hs " half s, W. quarter Sectio 5, Tp .L 2 E : He names the followir witness -o p--r- his continuous residence upon 2n6 culttvE .ig1 Cf said land, viz:
 Lacy Greer. George KilIisn, EIsr2 Cheney. Casper : Nsegly, xii of Concho. Apscae cc1n- ty Arizona
 FREDRTCK 4 TRITTLE Register First publication Oct E, 1898
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29
PEGGY.

Don't waste your time trying 10 figure out how mnch of fa snake is body and how much ia tail
 Don't think for . minute tha: there is nothing m spirilnalism. Some med. .l-.a src cuitc wea!thv,
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29
Eetf ce fer bile aE5ou (Homestead Entry No. Ss9)
LAND OFFICE AT FREsC0TI. A s1E0

LAND OFFICE AT FREsCoTI. sTE0Sa
 Septeuber E0. 1898. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice Of hls intention to make final proof in support of Eis claim and thAt saIo proof will be made before the Judge of Probate Court, at St Johns. Arizona. ar v,- ycmber 10. ISsS. viz: John d. Norton for tns NE :: htZ Sec Z7 SE 1& SE "a Sec e NF 5s ,.w 1zSec &. SW < STV5< Sac, :gs. I vp 3 B. ranzl He names the following witnesses 70 prove his continuous residence upon and ealtiFa- ton of said land viz:
 Samuel II. Howell, of Greer James Hewitt Of Spripvsrvflfe Henry F. Hobson of Gree,
 FREDERICK 4. THITLE. JE
 E5 lseer FiEst pnh!.e.n .nen oc.ohsy1 Isss.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29

BOES-To Mir. and Mrs. Jerry doniaies last Monday. 8 girl. Jerry "asin hopes it would be boy, but he "esdooaed to be disappointed. Mother ana baby are-doing gel. Jerry cannot gee common people.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29
Yellow Jaundice Cured :.

Suffering hum anity should be suppii- cd with every means possible forit re- lief. It is with pleasure we publish the following: "This is to certify that wss 6 terrible sufferer from Yellow Jaun- dice forever six months. and wss treat ed by some of the best physicians in our city and all to no avail. Dr. Bell, our druggist, recommended Electric Bit ters; and after taking two bottles, was entirely cured. now take great pleas ure in recommending them to any per- son suffering from this terrible malady, I am gratefully yours NJ A. Hogarty, Lexington, Ky" Sole by St. Johns Drug Company.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29

David k: Udall of Springerville is in sown and with him bis little hoy whose arm is broken Alr. Udail IS here to have the arm attended to.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29
Exeursions to lse Pacific Coast Fhis
 Summer.

The 6snth Fe will sell cheap exepr- sion tickets to Los Angeles, San Diege, Rodondo Beach orSanta Monica dHriBx June, July and August. The snmns- at the seaside is not onlv delightful, but it is 8 most beneficial change frsn the his h attitudes of New Mexico and Arizona.
 There is no finer summer resort ia the world than Coron ado Beach, asS in the summer one can stop at this beaa tiful place at no greater expense than at ordinary plaess. and ct lsss than half what it costs at Atl&ntls GORst resorts
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29

That fatal day is close at hand when one will be defeated and the other will Yin.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29
No<fc for p,e l,lic8tiem
rEou&stsa8 Entry No. IC70 LAND OFFICE AT PEEsCoTT, ARTEsEA

4NVs
 LAND CFF-CE AT PEEsC0TT, ARTzsFA,
 Se1terbsr 2, 1so5 Notice Is hsreey given tbst tbs follow ny named settle hae 6lss -a tice Uf is intention Q make fn9I D-ru5I r=Z1crtCf his c'atU1, and that said prc0f ~ii t 6e Hef1re Ire Clerk of the robste ~~s2 -t hrs k~a 1e ecu iy -izons, on actoa l1 viz [, ,iiah De- Wit f 9pri -fz7re fn- tes NEt< w 1< WI lEEI -U- %E-l I'd NWLGEI See 6, Towush'p Not R E ? R~st
 F. name oEo ire v-'tnasseS to prove h iF continu r->.d cr uPru, and rultivation ot said ian vi
 Dnaue aa h.. eE 5P ,u-e-vjue. Arfse1 q; OTson Ii Rig }o7F tf .1ge vi le. ATi7ens; James C. C s-r su -'ugervilie. Arizona Y How j. cF Eres. Arfz1 pa.
 FREDF RICK F HE, JR., Register First puhlicaGoE Sept f7 lgsG
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29
POST OFFICE.

rRRYGoNZALEg. P. M ofce hours; ypen fem s 4. M, uRtl 7P.K. On Sundays from I2 10 PM. Mail c-oses going east and Vest at 2.s0 ?. H. Going zonth. At 4. N
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29

HlfSk about your health. Do not U allow scrotula ta;nts to develop in yoUr o.oot, Take Hoods Sarsapa- ''a4ls ssss. LOW GS,,1 kee0 yccsself NEIE
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29

For cheap clothing call at the c. M. &. M I.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29

Mr. Cheney and sons were visitors Of St. Johns last week.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29

A Democratic Ball was held in the Arnory Half last Saturday evening, and 1t WAS 8 grand success.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29

Miss. Chloe Eaton of Springerville IS in town ylsiting her sister.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29

P. FISHER, NEWSPAPER kDyER- 3 l. tising Agent 2l Merchants Evchnnge Buildsug. San FraDciSe0, Is our authorized agent. This spor IS kept on file in his ofaes.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29
rex HTGsEs Registration
 Of Voters.

ST. JOHNS. ARIZONA. May F. 1898 Is is ordered by the Board of Supervisors that re- egistration of the voters of Aparhe unty be made for the year 1898, and the County He. eorder prepare Great Regis'era publ ish the required notice of such re-registration in he St. Johns Herald. J. H. GREER,
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
The St. Johns herald., 1898-10-29

Henry Butler came in town last Sat 1rdRy on lis bike and returned Monday