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The courier., 1898-04-16

y 6dupIcf OI ltOo, DIdSS c6nuIcStlCke,
army musketry captured from the Brit
ish, epinn ng wheels and carders. textile
fabrics, and a host Of beautiful china,
are among the attractions.
The admittancs fee OF ten cents is to
raise fund for the transportation Of the
relics to Omaha. The school children
have been invited TO attend the exhibi
ton today.
A question seriously affecting the fu
ture growth Of the Woman's club, will
be voted upon at the next meeting. In
these first years OF its existence the club
has opened its doors to all desiring mem.
bership, the nouimal dues OF 80 cents
excluding no one. But with it's marvel
lous growth. expenses have likewise in
creased, and the problem presents itself.
how best to meet them. 1t is proposed
to make the annual dues s1.OO. with an
initiation fee Of sl.OO for all new mem.
bers. The $40 members now enrolled
would be required to pay but the sl.OO.
but for others desiring to enter. there
would be 900 to pay. 1t is question
able il the slight extra gain derived from
an initiation fee would compensate for
shutting any from the benefits to be
derived from the club. The S1OO due
is necessary. and will probably not
materially affect the membership. but
many Of the wiser members deprecate
any additional tax.
Three years ago the "Wednesday
Afternoon" club met and organized at
the home Of Mrs. Rudolph Rehlaender.
1t was fitting therefore that the third
birthday Of the club should be celebrat-
ed last Wednesday at the hospitable
home Of the president.
Instead Of the usual program, the
afternoon was devoted to social enjoy
ment. A charming game called "a
Literary Love Tale" created much
amusement. and brought into use the
results Of the varied reading of the men,
bers. The cutting OF the birthday cake
was a serious matter. Adorned with
pink candiee, the club color. it was placed
in the centre OF the ring. Mrs. Stone
braker cut the cake and gave the pro-
phecy for the club future. Delicious
refreshments we're served, a club picture
taken and regrets expressed that all the
members could not have been within
the circle.
Adjourned to meet with Mrs. Cooke
April q, which w,Ii be the last meeting
OF the year. A full attendance is wished.
University Place Sorosis was at home
to their husbands and friends with Mrs
McPherrin one evening recently. The
invitations were dainty pink and con-
tained the names of the entertaining
committee, Mrs. McPherrin, Rose War
field, Robert Krinndick and Don Carlos.
The rooms were beautifully decorated in
club colors. Each lady wore ageograph:-
cal emblem which the gentlemen were
obliged TO guess to secure partners for
supper. Music was furnished by Miss
Nellie McPherrin and Mr.. Bower.
Each person present was presented
with piece Of paper on which was writ
ten title of some familiar song and re-
quested to illustrate in pencil drawing
on opposite side. This proved very
interesting amusement. During tie
evening flash light picture was taken
OF the company.
The courier., 1898-04-16
6LUBS.
[Continued from Page 81


for the past twelve or fifteen years.
There are come restrictions, but from
forty to fifty women matriculate each
year, and one university alone now
counts two hundred women among it's
members. The whole people are musi-
cal, and during the long winters find
time for both literary and musical pur-
suits.
Mrs. s. B. Pound announced that Il
Revolutionary exhibit would be held on
Friday and Saturday Of this week land
possibly continuing all next week) at her
home 1852 L street, to raiee funds for
the transportation Of colonial exhibits to
the Trans Mississippi exposition. A mo-
ton was also presented to the club, that
the annual dues be increased to sl.OO.
With slOO initiation fee to be paid by new
members. This will be voted upon at
the next meeting.
A vote OF sympathy was extended to
William Reed Dunroy who is recovering
from long illness, in appreciation OF his
uniformly kindly reports OF the We.
man's club.
The next meeting will be the annual
election which will close the years work.
The last meeting OF the Current
Events department will be held today
aud officers chosen for another year.
The following verse has been sent iu
~ q fitting motto for q large club, ex-
pressing as it does, the need Of mingling
with our fellow-men:
Not alone to work for humanity
Bot to work with humanity
Makes ts al more
Christ-Like.
The history department OF tho Wom-
ans club net on Thursday. Two short
papers were given: Northern Indians" !"
by Mre. Jones, and "King Phillips
Wars" by Mrs. Lyman.
The election Of officers resulted as fol-
lows: Leader, Miss Bracket; associate
leader, Mrs. Henry; secretary, Mrs. Hat
field.
A week from next Thursday Prof.
Caldwell will give special lecture for
this department.
Soroeis met Tuesday with Mrs. ]. E.
Miller. An inter esting paper on The
Philippine Islsnds' was read by Mrs
w. @. Bell. who depicted the pitiable
condition of the Inhabitants under the
mistaken policy Of Spain. The insur
gents are ready to fight within. when
ever the foraa attack from without.
The Islands are backward in all points
OF civilization. There are only sixteen
miles Of railway in all. Mrs. Tibbetts
will have the next nesting. and Mrs.
Bur,ingim will present a paper on Mexico.
The parliamentary section Of the Won
ans club met Tuesday aftertoon for the
last session of the season. The chief Or
The Coconino sun., 1898-09-24

THE defeat of Mr. F.. F.. Ellinwood for the nomination for delegate to con gress in the democratic convention at Prescott last week was bitter disap- pointment to his many friends in north crn Arizona. Mr. Ellinwood k unIver- sally popular in the territory, and he could have carried the full democratic vote. With Col. Wilson as the nomi nee the best the democrats can hope to do is to poll about one-hulf their vote for him. Every county in northern Arizona will give majority for Col. BrOdie.
The Coconino sun., 1898-09-24

La Quisina. near Santiago, and, next to Teddy Roosevelt, he was the most popular officer in the First United States volunteer cavalry. Col. Brodie is still suffering from the wounds re- ceived by Spanish bullets, but he will return to Arizona in time to make canvass of the territory.
The Coconino sun., 1898-09-24
C. M. FUNSTON, Editor.
FLAGSTAFF, SEPTEMBER 24, 1898.
THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEE.

The republicans of CocOnino county are highly pleased with the nomina- tion of Col. Alex O. Brodie for delegate to congress. Every republican and every thinking democrat believes that he will be elected.
 Col. BrOdie is a graduate of West Point, and has served his country well. He came to Arizona in 1871 as first lieutenant Of the First United States cavalry, and was stationed first at Camp Apache and afterwards at Fort Me- Dowell, where he resigned After his resignation he went east and succeeded in interesting capital on the Walnut Grove dam. irrigation and mining en- terprise. When this dam was washed away by the great flood, Col. Brodie lost all in the great wave of water which swept the Hassayampa so de- structively, and in the settlement of the claims which arose from the dis aster, he represented the company. His fairness and honesty in the ad just ment of these claims endeared him to all the people of the territory.
 Col. BrOdie is extremely popular in Yavapai, and was several years ago elected recorder of that county over d popular democrat.
 Until the war with Spain Col. Brodie was engaged in mining. He was among the first to enlist with the Rough Rid CTS, and was wounded at the battle of
The Coconino sun., 1898-09-24

TIE price of copper is high enough to stimulate the mining of that min eral. There is an unlimited supply of copper in Coconino county awaiting development, which will make million
 =, r. aires of those who make the investment
The Coconino sun., 1898-09-24

THE nomination of Col. A. O. BrUdic for delegate to congress not only re- ceives the unqualified indorsemeut of the republicans, but also the approval of every voter in the territory. The nominee is deservedly popular through out the territory, and Coconino county will give a good round majority for the Hero of Ia Quisina.'
The Coconino sun., 1898-09-24

The republican territorial convention held at Prescott on Tuesday was the most enthusiastic one ever held in Ar izona. The business before the con ventiOn was conducted in such a man ner as to receive the indorsement of every member of the party.
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JOHN 3. STETSON UNIVERSITY
DeLand, Florida.
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Plant System Special Rates

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Gainesville, Fla.-On account
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Lexington, ky.-On account Of
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Association, tickets will be sold
October TO ), inclusive, limited
TO return October l., AT rate of
one fare for the round trip.
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The man with a weight on his
leg can't hope to win in the race
\ man with a weight on his
health can't expect to compete in
life and business with those who
are not handicapped. Ii his
brain is heavy and his blood slug
giSh, because OF constipation, he
will not succeed IN doing any
thing very well. Constipation is
the cause Of nine-tenthS of all
sickness. Symptoms Of it are
SallownesS, lStleSSneSS. poor APP
petItite, bad taste in the mouth,
dizziness, biiiouSneSS and laSSl-
tude. Constipation can be- cured
easily and certainly by the use of
DR.. PIerce's Pleasant Pellets.
They are not at all violent in
their action, and yet they are
more certain than many medi-
cines which are 50 strong that
they put the system all out of
order. The great advantage of
the pheasant Pellets" il that
they cure permanently.
Send u one-ccnt stamps TO
cover cost OF mailing only, and
get his great book. The People ;
Common Sense Medical Adviser.
absolutely free. Address World 5
Dispensary Medical Association,
No G63 Main street, Buffalo,
y. y.
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OCsLA COOPERlGE COMPANY
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATIONS FOR FRO
POSED CHATTER OF INCpETORATIOS

Th.. Undersigned. PROPOSING aud intending
:" "rIHHIlr a CORPORATION HHh-r 'ls" ''"n"Fh!
Int-,,rIsuraruu Law nf rii.. e Florida end
any amendments thereto. hereby max" end
pIilI-n the following articles - association
Tor ti.. PROPOSED charter fDr such corporal son
FIE-I- Tia nam" 81 the corporation shall
~ Brtlt Cupya-rIl,,- Com afE. and the prInrI-
ThI place 81 i"-lH'-- -lha4 ~ al ''''An 4pIl ma
bat ia" r"'nptnE -hh.. ..aNr iis TiSai Z" '-'ab.
l.-a pf!.r--- -lsrI other place fh" tybard
80 directors ruHy hereafter H. ignsii,..
~F,D>H- I4. genera MATURE 80 ih" business
." - caEri"d sr Us said company q buying.
acquiring. "wnsIy. selling. iUrurui --Tiug and
tuaul.fts.fs-lf- b4-r-.- - ever Kind aud d.--
criptiuu and barrel material
THAI tn" term f"- which fa- corporation
shall exist J. twenty f.y" year.
For ETH- TH- capital stock - fh'- ""rpnrH-
tiou - iiy'- Thousand dollar rpHII r,-"d 81 Gfiy
-gaT'-- "f '!I. I'nr yHH'- - nu'- hundred dollars
ZACH. bgr The corporation shall Hay" 'sr right
hereafter 2" Iu"r"n-+ ~" capita. -'''"k from
time o. rIH" provided l'E Jaw Ten i'T cent
20 which capita. stock ha~ '"7rn l'nin in can;
INT ti.- -all 20 paid upon ia" col! -
80. f,,., - - directors.
FlFum Tia. s-a..Inns -aaIl a. %" TIM. incur
indebtedness 20 s.yr--I ..yl Tnuu-ng dollars
until - "a I'A! -rn-k -ha. aa-'- i--" lnrr'a--
81 and 81 flUl.- thereafter shall ia" amount
81 - fn,l.F-!n.-- ..1r.-sI tn. amount 81
SlvTu. III, .a,ar- - 'h.. "rrr.-r- wHr -nall
"B!s~ '..- ''':iI sE 'r- 10 .n' iI'- iF-t
aUr.uHl us--t.ng are Charlie H. HaryrsF--.
I.r.--fd.nr Henri l. k..lv. secretary. daniel
\ Clark. ! Treasurer aud Frank a. Lynch Gen
eral IaUag-r-
-EvESru Tn annuH. meeting, - The stock
holders - fixed fDr. and Is ODD occur. The
"r.d Tu--siay January during Zach year
r-..r ,. sia-.. - IN gaming -. ffl" charter
EIGHIH Tn ualI'- - rHs- -ut,scr! t~-r- ana
rl...fr l.ar.- ~ T-5G"nr.. are fhsirl'- H. Hgr-
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P~r-a..a.!r "af.." .--''r me- 'n'' ..ncr-Ign@d
authority. r...- i.-sy.- named Charlie II. HaT-
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Phosphate Shipments

This week II. \. Ford. phos-
phate mln"r and shipper, shipped
over 5000 tons ot phosphate to
Europe. Til" ship Newstead
from F"rnandina carried 5000
tons and the ship Honda from
Savannah carried 100 tons.
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MORE TROOPS NEEDED

Canea, Sept. 9.-The foreign
admiralS have requested the pow
crS to send a battalion each 10
reinforce the international garri-
son. On the request Of the adj
mlralS the Cretan executive COM
mltt1e has succeeded i'm inducing
the Christian lnSui gents i'm Can
dia to retire outside the Gordon.
Dievad Pasha, the Turkish
military commandment. says lie
has given the Turkish military
authorities at Gambia strict in
structlonS to assist in maintain
ing ord.'r. He declares that the
Basin RazOuks are responsible for
the rec"ut outbreaks.
Today twrnty-one additional
bodies OF Christians were dIScov-
ere.i under SInouIdering ruins At
Car.d,d.
the British admiral has de-
~ tuel.-d The disarmament Of the
VI lS|"Inrn.
CRUELTY OF BAZOUKS
Lpnd"n. Sep. lO.-The Athens
correspondent of the DAILY Mail
says: Horrible stories of atroc-
itv are told by the refugees from
Gambia. They say the Basin
BaZoullS hurled the British vice
consul booty into the flames,
shouting: Now let the English
come help him.
CONSUL DAUGHTER ALSO KILLED
Gambia, Sept 9.-Thc daughter
Of the massacred English vice
consul, with her baby, has dis
appeared. 1t Is supposed that
both have been 1naSSacred.
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Don't Neglect Your Liver.

Liver troubles quickly resnit IN serious
complications. and ih~ man who meglecis his
liver has it'll" regard for health. A bottle
Of Browns Iron BItt-rs taken now and then
will keep he liver in perfect order. IL the
disease has developed, Browns Iron Bittsrs
will cure it permanently. Strength anu
vitality will always follow Us use.
Browns Iron Bi'ters il sold BY ell dealers.
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disappointment

You invite disappointment
when you experiment.. Dewitt )
Little Early RISerS are pleasant,
easy, thorough little pills. They
cure constipation and sick head
achH just as sure as YOU take
them. Anti Monopoly drug
store
General Garcia seems trying
to make more trouble in Cuba.
If ne Is measuring American mill
tary skill in a Spanish peck meas
ure, he is making Il mistake he
will regret.
When YOU call for DcWitt's
Witch Hazel Salvc the great pile
cure, don accept anything else.
Don't be talked INTO accepting Il
substitute, for plies, for sores,
for burns. Autobiography drug
store.
Robert Sinclair, who has been
in q. s. SCOTS insurance Office
for a number Of years, has sew
cred his connection with the
same.
Miss Sarah Harris, one OF
Ocalt's brightest and most pop
ular young ladies, leaves next
week 10 attend the Wesleyan
/ Female College.
C. r. TydingS gives his per
SOnal attention to his prescription
/ business and uses the hest drugs
money can buy and his charges
are tie most reasonable. TAKE
YOUR prescriptions to him and
get the best service.
While at work a few days ago,
j. Il. LaWtOn was struck in the
face by a piece Of wood fall no
from a >calfold, making a painful
wound on his cheek.
4 stubborn cough or tickling
in the throat yields to One
Minute Cough Cure. Harmless
IN effect, ,uHchco the right spot,
reliable and juot what is wanted
1t acts ut once. Anti-Monopoly
drug store.
The usual services at tn" Meth.
0dISt church tomorrow. Preach.
inc at ii a. III. and 80 p. IN
\ cordial invitation IS extended
TO all to attend.
Remember the rain viii bs
mere again. Our umbrellas 1T
q. Davidson and NanEchDp.
Morning services tomorrow II
the Presbyterian church At II
o'clock: evening services at so
Everybody j, cordially invited
The president has asked Gen
John 3. Gordon to serve on th'
military Investigating committee
General Scholi-:d viii also servr
General NJ lie, advocate, ;
standing army Of 10000 men.
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PauSy Seeds

j. Il. Sut Lon, the scrdman, has
put in a stock Of Giant FlOwcrCd
Trimardran PanSy Seeds, the fin
est show panSicS that grow. He
sells them at about One-half the
price Northern Sp"dmcn sell at.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-10
For Sale

One first class second hand or
gan. Apply for terms to +. T..
Roach, city.
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400 SLAUGHTERED
This i the Record Of the Awful Riots
i'm Gambia

Athens, Sept. 9.-News was
received here from Gambia late
this afternoon that another bonn
bardment was imminent. The
fires continue. Four hundred
deaths are already atteSted.
Martial law has been pro-
claimed.
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0CALA OCCURRENCES

y
III -" H.
Havana is anxious for Ameri-
can CONTROL
Blrds"y Brothers have a tele-
phone, No. i.
Golden Rio CoY.a !, cant. .
pound at befI% * 20 5.
Handsome upright piano for
rent. Apply Star Office.
S. W. league left TODAY for
Lady Lake TO spent Sunday.
candy lust received at Troyler's.
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< cos.
NJ. Sarah II,rri, Of p,o,.o,r
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bnr,,tod,v,,,n ,od S,,,4..,. ..,th
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''' i'""'ilS uranus "' I'VE
celC cigars ana d chahce Ut Ihe
"lecl "U lroA'er :
HOOD Tlhi-S are The best
Idiill'S caCllarCic ana liver tonic.
"ei''lc' rei'dol'' sure
DO YOU make YOUR own brcads
If so. ret \ nackorr of Sunrise
Yeast from Cleric e co
dies in half and one pound boxes
Iust received at Dances
" ,'''' - " ~" ny '""I'
'''''' ~ ~ = '' = o"'''' " ,Ho
'o' '''o'''S q "''"c"' '' i''''''' >
DR.. \. II. II. Frederick and
family returned home today from
IL" "''N' >'0'' ~ o. Angus
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Y est crday YOU read Of them:
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Wagons in Car Lots.

We carry II very large assortment ~ Wagons
otudrbnk"rS, Florence. White Hickory. Ten
nesatc all &lHt-
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Saddles and Brides.

"" have II large and varied assortment -
RIDING >dduIco and Brides >ddd.-> from
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The EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP CT FIGS

Is due not only 10 TIE originality and
simplicity al the combination. but also
To the care and skill with which IL i
manufactured by scientific processes
known To tie CALIFORNIA FIG SYEt-r
20. only. and we wish 10 impress upon
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genuine Syrup of Figs j. manufactured
by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co.
only. knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing Of the CALI
FoRNIA FIG SYRUP Co. with the medi-
cal profession. and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup OF Figs has
given 10 millions OF families. makes
the name OF the Company guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy II is
far in advance OF all other laxatives,
a IT acts ON tie kidneys, liver and
bowels without Irritating or weaken
ing them, ana ii does not grippe nor
nausrate. In order To get its beneficial
effects. please remember the name of
the Company
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Wagon and Buggy Materials
Bu6gi9S.

Of all kinds. such as Wheels. \ xlr Points and
Boxes, >p"kr~, Rims. SHIFTS. >IuylctI..e- etc
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We buy in lar," lots III" ~tandu ri Sewing
Machine, Best in the World. and sod Cheap.
chimes of different makes. winch w. can sell
ut low down prices
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.

EAN FRASCI-Co. Cal
LOUrsVILLE. ny. NEw YORK. y. "
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Fire Clay.
House Paints and Oils

House Paints and Oils
scarry full stock Of
Atlantic White Lead,
Carriers White Lead.
LOngmAn & MartineZ's Paints,
Putty,
Raw and Boiled Linseed OIL,
Turpentinr,
Also, CarbOIineum Wood Preservrr,
EArni5hes, etc.
We carry n complete line OF Varnishrs-
Coach, House, and Hard OH Finishes v GOD
Fflers, Japan Dryers.
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Low Prices an
First-CIa

Vlslt0rS always welcome
whether they buy or not.
Building Materials.
Common Brick. Press Brick
Fac" BTick. Fire A ch Brick.
Sewer Pipe Of all kinds
Well Curbing. II diam
Terra Gotta FIue pipe aud Cap.
Portland and kO5endAIe Gene Is
Lime. Plaster Paris. Lath Hair
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-03-25

The town OF Pearl % partially built on the
north side OF said Chcclonate .odc the n1afcst
known locations and the adjoining claims are the
Last Chance Fraction. the colienehesf. he SIT
yer Spray. un~urveycd. ard the Red Warrior sur
vcy No llol. on the east. the norxan o. Grand
Pile and Prize Winner lie south ana the
White Hor>c and basque lodes the woit. all
adjoining and unSurvcJed excepting tle Rcd
Warrior Total area OF ChocfHa;c lode il.si5
ACRES Area ia conflict Nth BAY Horse lode not
claimed 2syi acres. Set area ofchccllmntc lode
ilgsi acres. Total area u by Horse lode ELI
acres: nei ARIA claimed i2.fiI acres; net area
cluimed fJr this mineiss survey No. i2ss, 2iS'H
acres
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said checlaatc or Bay Horse min -
or snrfncc ground. being mineral survey No.i27s.
are rcQulccd 80 Me their adverse claims with the
Register OF The 4. Land Once al Boi~s City
Adn County. state Of Idaho within sixty days
from the FIRST publication hereof they viii
be- hirred by virtue OF the statute
WyNAN a WYMAN. CHARLzs BINHoD.
AtiyS for Claimant Register
First publication Feb. ~. 1893.
Lat pubIiczsion April -. lsos.