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Ghuses et Amttes

-L6ruption du V6suve prend
des proper tions considerables. Des
torrents de lave coulent dams tou
tes les directions. j usqu'a present
suoun degat s6r1epx n'a 6t6 cause
par r6ruption.
-L'lrAuenza falt de nombreu.
ses victimes en- Rutsie. Des fa.
miles ent1eres en- sont atteintes.
L'6pideule d'inf1usnza q com.
meno6 dernierement pendant un
temps doux et e:le s'est propag6e
rspidement.
m. Lew, president de Ia
ohambre criminelle de Ia oour de
oes ,atiop, dams une entrevue pu-
hIlee par ]e "Journal' q exprim6
l'avls quill s'6coulerait environ
trois semaine 8 avsnt que Ia cour
de cessation tlenne une audience
publique relative 4 l'afaire Drey-
fus.
Encore un siege vacant au Sc.
nat. Oette fols,i c'est le senateul
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NouRR1TuRE DU PoRo.


Les conditions uans lesquels SO
trouve le cultivateur modifent le
choix des ailments distributes 3 la
poroberie parce que, dams toas les
cas-, o'est ie r6sultat econom1oue
qui est wise.
Un meuDier, on un agriculteur
qul habite q proximit6 dun mou'
lin ct qui peut SO procurer a bes
pr:x des d6chets de farice ct De
grains. trouve gen5ra,ement avan'
:iage 4 composer les rstions aveo
ces d6chet.; au contraire, un cu'-
.tivateur qui 16colte sur ses terres
.dcs pommes de terre ct des bette
raves, re prend1a pas le reine
.d'sller chercher au coin de gran.
Ides quentitfs de grains pour ga
DO, cherle. Celui qui est installe
non loin dune fromagerie ou dune
beprrerie, reut trouver btn6fce q
utiliser les petlts leits ct les laita
,ecrem6s.
! En- resume, sill est possible
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L'AYocat ct IEnfant de Ch@ur

Oes deux psrsonnsges se trou-
vaient 4 voyager ensemble dams le
meme compartment dune voitu
re publique; on vint 4 pasaer de.
rant une 6glise, ct lenfant ota sa
casquette fit le signe de Ia oroix.
L'avooat lui dit: Sans doute mon
ami, tn es un epfant de ohoeur.
L'Epfsnt r6pondit: Oui, mon.
sieur, 1e me prepare q Ia premiere
communion.
Que t'enseigne ton oure2
En- ce moment, il nous expli-
que les mysteres.
Dis moi un peu, quels sont
c:s mysteries? J'ai oubli6 tout celia,
ce qui t'arrivera 4 toi.meme dams
quelq7es ann6es d'icl.
Non, monsieur, je n'oubl1erai
jsmsis les mysteres de Ia Salnte
Trinit6, de iInoarnation ct de la
Redemption.
-Qa'est.ce que Ia Sainte Trlni'
te?
-Uest un seul Dieu en- trois
personnes.
-Comprends'tu celia mon petit
ami?
En- TAFT de mysteries, il y q
trois chooses, savoir, croire ct COM
prendre. Je sails ct je crofs, mails
| je ne comprends paa. ce nest
qo'au clel que Ton comprendra.
Ce sont des oontes tout 70 que
tn me dis lAl Pour moi je ne crols
que ce que je oomprends.
-Eh bienl monsieur, puisque
| vous ne croyez que CO que vous
comprenez, dites moi pourquol
votre doigt remue quand vous le
voulez?
I'll remue Farce que ma volon.
t6 imprlme un movement au nert
uui correspond au dojgt.
-Mais comment Sc fait-il que
| votre yolont6 sgisse eur 10 nert3
-Ce!a SO fait. celia so falt.
-Mais comprenez Yous CON-
ment celia se fait?
-Eh. oui, je compsends.
-Eh bient puisque vous le com
prenes, dites-moi pourquoj, en- le
voulant, vous pouvez remuer vo'
Itre doigt ct non pas votre oreille
L'avooat, 4 court d'argument,
lbalbutis: Laisse. moi tranquille'
| mon petit ami, tn est trop ]eune
lpour me donner une leeon.
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vires sur le pspier est parfois NAL
ind;quee; tel fut le cas- pour ls
mer1ne de l'Espegne ct pour celle
de lAmerique. II est probable.
ment exager6 dc dire que la mari.
re apg|a,se fga'e cel'es de Ia Fran.
ca ct de la Russ1e comHinees ct il
feudrait beaucoup de temps d
pAngleterre pour r6unlr tous ses
navires eparpill6s dams toutes les
parties du monde. Meme dams ce
cas-, ellie sera,t tres vulnerable.
Supposez que nous laissions nos
cuirass6s d. escadre dams nos ports
pour les prot6ger ct qua nous en-
voyions nos croiseurs rapldas de.
truire les navires marchards do
pAngleterre, alnsi que nos torpi'-
leurs pour d6tru1re tout oe guile
pourraient, les consequences ne
seraient- elles pas s6rieuses pour
une pursuance CONNIE la Grande-
Bretagne1 Aveo un commerce in
terrompu ct peut-etre rune, pAn.
gl~ tarre n'aurait guerre de qaol se
venter.
En- outre de nos forces sotuel-
les, nous aurons d'autres cuiras.
s6s d'escadre tarmin6s oette aimee,
ct no. marins sont bien exerc5s.
Celia doit oompter pour beauooup,
car Ia bouallante ardeur du sang
frapc.is remp!ace une granie for
90 materielIe, en- comparaison avec
le sang aphatlque des Ane|ais.
Nous pourions etre battu, mais
l'Angleterre serait terriblement
defguree avant Ia fa de la guer'
rel .s=szs-...--=-:,-,,--aa
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Timbres obIiteres

L'sntreprise dos simbres.poste obiite.
res nest pas une ahaire d'un Certain
temps CONNIE il y en- qui xle croient.
Gle durera aussi longtemps que durera
IEcole Apostolique de. Bethl6em, on
Suisse,
Ce dondes timbres, remarquez-le bien
nous aide beauooup. Nous esperons que
tous nos zelateurs feront connaftre cet-
te enterprise 1 tous autant quo possible,
principalement dams les ateliers ::et bu-
peaux Oh tant de ces petits morceaux de
papiers sont perdus quandIils pourraient
faire tant de bien.
Que les petits enfants les collectent
ct nous les envoient notre bureau des
Etats- Unis CONNIE suit:
Stamp Collector Calenda, 266 South 4th
st Philadelphia, Pa. r. P. N. B.
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ONA BEso1N de soLL1c1TEURS: r; !, ACTlFsS 1ss'
" partout pour "L'Histoire des Philippines
par Mural Haldstead, commissioning par :le gou.
vernement CONNIE historien of1ciel au departe-
ment de Ia guerre Lelyre etc edrit dans les
que, avec le general Merritt, dams les hopiteauz
Honolulu, a Hong Kong, dams les retraechements
americains Manille, dnns les camps des inaru-
ges avec Aguinaldo, sur lepont de l0lympia ayec M
ia chute de Manille. Une chance pour les agents
Orne de portraits orlginaux pris par des artistes
du gouvernement sur les lieux. Grand Livre.
dit Laissez do cote tous les mechv'its vres dc Ia
gue1re non oficiels. Equipement gratuit. Adres-
Sc: F. T. Barber, secretaire. Star Insurance
Building, Chicago.
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0N DEMANDE- PLUSIEURS PERSONNES
" bien recommandees dams Get Etat, pour gerer
nos affatres dams leur comte ct environs. Cest en-
partie de l'ouvrage donlce que Ion tait la mai
son. Salare solide de $500 par aimee ayec les DE-
moins de salaire. $75 par mois. References. En-
voyez sous phi votre adresse ayec envelope ct TIM
bse, Herbert E. Hess, Prest., Dept d, Chicago.
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NJ. CHINIQuY

Les catalogues dlgnes de ce
nom, les oroyants en- la mis6ricor
dieuse justice du Sauveur, prize
ropt pour le repos 6ternel de- celu
don't la main de la mort Went dc
clore Ia carriere 81 agltee.
NJ. Chin1quy v6cu quatre'
vingt-djx ans.
On cut dit que la Providence pro.
longealt aes jours pour lui m6na
ger la grace de rentrer dams le
stin de rEglise cstholique dams
laquelle il et.it ne.
M. Ohiniqui a exerc6 le sacer-
doce; il await 6te pretre.
Dams les foales, parfois, on Zap
peIait encore le Pere Chlnlquy-
en- eouvenir, sans doute, de ses
p,6djcations rest6es o6lebres pour
la cause de la Temperance.
Parmi ctux qui sont allies Pen
tendre depuis gull await embrass6
la fol protestante-et pauteur de
ces ligues est de CO nolnbre-il en-
est besucoup qul ne croyaient pas q
la slnc6rit6 de sos paroles ct de ses
professions, ct qui SO disaient:
9 qaand viendra Eheare supreme. M.
ChiniquX demandra pardon 3
pieu 1t 4 pEglise.
.O'est 4 cote pieuse esperance,
CONNIE aux devoirs de SO charge
postorai1, que Mgr Bruchesi 8
ob6, dans la touchsDte It chretien-
ne d4merche quill q faite aupres
de Psncien pretre oatholique.
NJ. Chiniqry comparu devant
le Souversin luge: paix q son amel
Ses dernieres paroles q mgr
Bruchesl, ouvrant Ia main pour
rabuoudre. ne POI tent point lem
preinte des propos irrlt6s, des de-
nenciations violentes suxquels il
'sst llvr6 tant de fols contre une
Eglise qui, Iourtsnt, Iui await ete
clemente. "Je snis reconna'ssapt
ApArcheveque. .Majs ]e me spis
defnitivement retire de pEg'ise
de Rome.
Ne pIane-t-il pas au deseus de
de ces lignes quelque chose CONNIE
Ia m6lancoliqre expression dun
douloure ux regret?
II nous eemble quill est 81 diff.
clle de mourir sans les seoours de
la religion catboIique, quand on
Ste catbolique, quand on a 6te
pret1e, qusnd on cru a la confes-
sion, 4 ia remission des p6ches,
quend on Sol meme dome Fab
solutionl
Nj. Chiniquy s'est oubli6 plus
qu'aucun homme de son temps,
peut.etrs, dams dfs exces de Ian
gage q lendrolt des cetho.
liques, ct surtout des
croysnces qui 'eur tiennent lie
plus au coenr: la Vierge Msrie, la
Pretence Ree)le, ia Confession.
Cependant, Mgr pAroheyeque
de ce diocese, le representant le
plus autoris6 de rEglise oatholi-
que parmi nous, a suivi oe mou-
rant 1usqu'uux portes de rEterpi-
te pour lui offrir la ben ediotion ct
le pardon.
+ Cest que pEglise catho]ique
est essentiellement ct avant tout
rEglise de la tolerance, de la mi
s61icorde ct de la reconciliation.
II ny a 1ien 3 gagner, aucun ob-
Jet reljgieux on m oral d atteindre,
en- fails, mt, q cette teare, pappr6
citation de la car1iAre de NJ. Chini'
qpy.
Fermons, avec la mort, le livre
de "a vie!
PATRIE.
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Llsez notre annonce de primes
qui so trouve sur la quatrleme ga
go, vous trouverez que o'est votre
b6n66ce den profter.
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N'oubl1ez pas de nous envoyer
les titres des romans que vous de-.
s1rez on nous envoyant Ia montant
dc votre Announcement. Voir nos
primes sur la quatrieme page.
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Mais Ia leqon 6tait donnee, ct
l'ayocat await trouv6 son maftre.

Venez vo1r la machine Domestic
que nouus avons a veudre q nos
bureaux, Directement de la manu-.
fscture. Annonce sur Ia 4e page.
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HOTEL FRANCAIS


Get Hotel est situ6 sur Pile Nlcollet,
une courte distance de PUnion Depot.
Bonnes pensions, ct Chambres bien meu
l6es ct bien tenues. Aussi une 6table
pour logger les chevaux,
Prlx Modere8
Les h6tes pourront SO procurer dams
Get Hotel des liqueurs les plus purs.
DAVID GAGNER, Inor.
Al ct 43 Avenue Oentrsle
~Aussi Proprietaire de la Livery ct
Boarding Stable, Ecurie de Louage]
Carosses, Bogheis, etc Prlx Reduits
TELEPHONE 228
II Wilder St., Nicollet Island,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI
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Pour CoNsERvER LES c. Fs

L'un des correspondents de Ia
"Farmer's Gazette recommande Ia
m6thode suivante pour la conser-
vation des oeugs, methode quill q
esseyee avec success. II falt fondre
du saindoux frais ct pIonge de-
dams les oeufs. de maniere qu'ils
devienneLt converts dune couche
mince de graisse. II les lsisse
alors refroidir, les envelope dams
du papier mince tt les embaIle
dams un endroit frais. Ainsi trail
tes, les eufs 30 conserveront frais
pendant plusieurs mols, dit CO
correspondent.
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d'indiquer un certain nombre de
produits qui sont utllisables pour
Ia nourriture du pore, il convent
de faire remarquer que Peleveur
doit choisir parmi ces produits
ceux qui lui donneront par leur
bas prix un rendement superieur.
Ce sont particulierement les subs.
tsnces inutilisables 3 tout autre
usage que ION v rse oans rauge
des pores. La cuis,on des ali
ment est avantageuse lorsquil
s'agit d'ob'enir l'engraissement.
lie principal condiment en-
ploy6 pour les pores est le sci de
cuisine. II ne faut pss en- abuse:.
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ENCORE un siege vacant au Sc
nat, Oette fois,i c'est le senateur
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Sutherland qui perd son siege
pour ne l'svoir pas :occup6 pen.
dant deux sessions. Parellle vacsn-
CO s'est d6jA produite trois fois
pour la meme c.use depuis Ii con-
federation: Sir Edward Kenny, on
1876; colodel Dickson, on 1884, ct
NJ. Alexander, en- 1891.
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Detroit, Michigan, se prepare 3
c6lebrer en- 1899; par des grandes
fetes, le 200e aeniverssire de Ia
foundation de cette vile. La COM
mission charge d'organlser les
fetes. q decide de tenlr une gran
J de exposition, qui constitute Ia par
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04
OFF FOR PARIS.

Victor q. Heikes arrived in Phoe-
nix yesterday morning and during
the day spent some time with old
friends first met twelve years ago
when he punched cattle for sheriff
Murray. After leaving this part Of
the country Mr.. I[eikes went to
Colorado where he attended a school
Of mines and mining, graduating with
high honors.
He will attend the Paris Exposition
next year as the Honorary Agent OF
the department Ct mines and metal
lurgy for the commissioner of the
United States, and is here for the
purpose of collecting exhibits to be
taken to France in time for placing
in the observation-disclosures.
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04
ARTESIAN WATER. +

In several localities, somewhat
similar to the Salt River valley, ar
tesian water has been struck, and it is
believed by many that artesian water
could be found by sinking deep
enough. There should be good test
made and the IDEA should not be adam
doned before depth of $500 feet is
reached. Some reliable contractor
with good appliances should be given
chance to sink. The Enterprise is
ready to subscribe one cent for every
foot sunk or 81 for each 100 feet. If
a hundred others would do likewise,
the fund would be In sight. Let
some ore take the lead and try the
experiment, for if artesian water can
be struck, the watar problem would
be solv> d. d.-Enterprise.
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04
THE FLAGSTAFF RAILROAD.

The editor of the Pima Record
formerly lived in Flagstaff, and onght
to know thing or two about the
conditions in this city and county.
He is author OF the following concer-
ming the projected railroad from
Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon:
Flagstaff IS to have a railroad to
the Grand Canyon. Now that's
proper. We wonder where Williams
and her proposition is, in other words
what would Williams do with rail-
load if they had one. FlagstaFis the
''rnly" town on the Santa Fe capabie
Of taking care of visitors, therefore
we think it wise move. Success to
you, Flagstaff. Flagstaff Gem.
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04

A. T. Cotton aud party of survey
ors, including Phillip Welles, arrived
in Globe Wednesday after rugged
trip OF over seventy miles through
the mountains. l'hey made the base
line near Desert Wells, between Mesa
and Florence, their starting point,
and ran straight through the Super
stition mountains TO irions' ranch.
after eighteen days of the hottest,
toughest work he ever struck. The
object was to establish base line
from which surveys car be made in
this section. Mr.. Cotton will sub
divide this township. and when his
work is completed, which will be in
about FIVE days, the party will have
worked la miles of about as rough
country as the territory afords.-
Globe Times.
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04
THREE MORMON ELDERS
CARRIED OFF.
Not Known " hat Was Done With
the Saints Unless They Were
Lynched Several Shots Exchang-
ed Females Jaw Broken. Il

Atlanta (Ga July 27.-'rhe Con-
stitution has received special from
it's Convington, Ga, correspondent,
which says that q mob of dty masked
men made away with three Mormon
elders who have been preaching ir.
james county.
The story is to the effect that three
elders visited the home of William
Cunnard, near Newton Factory, Jas
per county, yesterday, and endeavored
to persuade Mrs. Cunnard to join the
church. While they were at the Gun
nard house, fifty masked men came up
and asked the elders to accompany
them. The latter refused to do So,
and while they were parleying, Gun
nard raocured rifle, and aided the
mob in taking the elders. Several
shots were exchanged. In the ex-
citement Mrs. Cunnard had her jaw
shattered.
The mob finally secured the elders,
and rode off with them. Nothing has
been seen of them since. The Nor
mons were driven out of two towns in
Jasper county, early in the week.
Times.
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04

The Mayor of Mesa is responsible
for the statement that if the streets
are allowed to be flooded in the way
they are being flooded to at present,
they will be covered by an under
growth that will be almost imp ssible
to keep down. This underground is
bad enough as it is, and is an eyesore
to all who have any pride in the mat
ter. Gould not some provision be
made to have the streets present the
fire appearance that they are so
easily capable of.
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04

James McNaughton, who resigned
the principalship of the Normal at
Tempe to accept similar position OF
the state Normal at San Jose, hss
been removed, owing to his lad record
while principal of the public schools
ef Council Bluffs, Iowa, in $780,
Globe Times.
A telegram from DR.. James Me-
Naughton at San Jose was received
IN Tempe Tuesday afterrcon by his
son, James McNaughton, Jr., as fol~
lows.
II have been unanimously vindi-
Gated of the charges preferred against
me by people of Tempe and Council
Bluffs"
It is quite evident that the Globe
Times has rot been correctly informed
as to the correct status of the pro-
ceeding; as DR.. McNaughton was not
dismissed by the Normal School
Board at San Jose, but was asked to
appear before the Board of investi-
cation with the above result.
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04
MORMON MISSIONARIES


Philadelphia, July 29.-Twenty-
nine Mormon missionaries, from Utah,
sailed on the steamer Pennland from
this port for Liverpoo. today. They
gre all young men. In speaking of
their missionary work in foreign
lands. 3. G.. McIllvarrie, one OF the
party, saidi
"There are three thousand Mormon
missionaries now at work all over the
world, and tn. number is daily IN
creasing. Every man goes at his own
expense, and because of the faith that
is in him."-Times.
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04

Judge Street, Wednesday, issued
an order modifying the injunction
which was issued in the case of the
Utah Canal Enlargement and Exten-
sion com pany VS.. w. A. Daggs The
modification was made at the request
of defendants counsel, and Il gives
Mr.. Daggs little more liberty IN
taking water for the irrigation OF his
d.-ERterprise'
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04
THE THREE MEN CAPTURED
BY THE MOB ESCAPE.

jackson (Ga.,) July %. The
three Mormon elders who were taken
away from the home Of William Gun :
nard Wednesday right by q mob, es~
capped from their eapters and are now
safe near here. They are badly
bruised. They swan down the creek,
hotly pursued by the mob, finally es-
Gaping to the home of friends.
It is not thought that the mob in
tended to lynch them, but only escort
them out of the county.-Times.
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04
ON EVERY BOTTLE

OF Shiloh's Consumption Cure is this
guarantee. .'All we ask of YOU is to use
two-t thirds of the contents of this bottle
faithfully, then if you can say you are
not benefited return the bottle to your
Druggist and he may refund the price
paid" Price % cts. SO cts. and $i.00s
For sale oy j. Fl. Barnett, Druggist.
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04

The Band concert given by the
Mesa Brass Band on Saturday nighf
was decided success in every wayl
The program was rendered as publ
lished last week ia the Press and
was highly appreciates by the large
number CT people present. The hand
boys have arranged to give a concefs
and musical entertainment soon ia
the Coop hall. The program will be
followed by dance, the leading num-
Der of which will be- the cake~walk.
A FRIGHTFUL BLUNDER
Will often cause a horrible Burn.
Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica
Salye, the best in the world, will kill
the pain and promptly heal it. Cures
Old Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils,
Felons, Corns. all Skin Ernptions. Best
Pile cure on earth. Only % cts. box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by J. FL. Bar
nett, Druggist. j2S1m
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04

A colored won an of Pennsylvania
gave birth to seven babies last Wed
nesday afternoon-~four girls and thr' .
boys. We have nothing further TO
say against Pennsylvania claim to
being the greatest State in the Union.
She is fully entitled to the palm and
the bakery.-Times.
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04

Major F. G. Russell. of Phoenix,
has been appointed captain in the
Thirty fourth Infantry. Major Rus
sell commanded the Arizons battalion
in Col. McCord's regiment. His ape
pointment was made upon strong
recommendation from Arizona and
prominent army ficials.~Arizonan,
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04
TELL YOUR SISTER

A Beautiful Complexion is an impossi-
bility without good pure blood, the sort
that only exists in connection with god
digestion, a healthy liver and bowels.
Karl's Glover Root Tea acts directly on
the bowels, liver and kidneys keeping
them in perfect heath. Price 25 cts.
and 30 cts. For sale by J, h. Barnett.
Druggist.
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04

The exhibition given last night by
Cinematographe Lumiere company at
the Armory hall, consisting of mov-
able pictures, was one of the best ever
witnessed here and fully appreciated
by the audience. This company car
ries ont of the finest and most COM
plete machines on the road. Admis :
sion 2b and 30 cents.-Tempe News.
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04
rs REINSTATED.
Customs Collector Chenowsth Re
turns to His Job.

Mr.. III. X. Chenoweth has been re-
instated by President AcKinly as
.collf ctor of customs at Nogales. Mr.
Chenoweth was removed two weeks
ago and his successor was appointed.
An effort was made on the part OF Mr.
Chenoweth's friends to have the
charges made against the collector
taken ny again, and Mr.. Chenoweth
went on to Washington to interview
the secretary of the interior in regard
to the matter.
News was received in this city last
night that the collector had succeeded
in convincing the officials at Wash-
ington of his innocense and he was
Immediately reinstated.
The rev collector appointed some
time ago had not taken possession OF
the office and Mr.. Chenoweth will re-
turn to Nogales at once and resume
the duties Of his position. n.-Prospector.
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04

Lower California should belong to
the United States. That penlnsnla
is separated from Mexico by the Gulf
of California, and the material inter
ests of the people are closely identl .
fed with the United States. Pros
pector.
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04

Gen. "Joe" Wheeler caught the
steamer Tartar all right, and is now
on the bounding billow en- route to
Manila. IL he can now catch that
tartar Aguinaldo there will be Moth
ing in America too good for him -
Tines,
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04

Prof. Maiser and Larson of That =
cher and Pres. Kimball of St Joseph
have been visiting here this week
They took IN the celebration of Pio :
neer Day, and Prof. Larson literally
ran of with all the laurels in foot
racins,-St. Johns Herald.
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04
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Mesa free press., 1899-08-04
VIA THE SOUTHERN PACIF.

VIA THE SOUTHERN PACIF-8
ic going east, we will assist yon in
selecting route and secure you ths
best connection and accommodations.
If west. use the shortest and quickest
line for seaside points. For further
Information call on or address,
M. o. B1cKNELL,
G. P. A., Phoenix.
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04
THAT THRoBBING HEADACHE

Would quickly leave you, if you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. THOUSANDS
of sufferers have proved their matchless
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They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy to take.
Try-them. Only 25 cents. Money back
it not cured. Sold by j. Fl. Barnett
Druggist. j281m
Mesa free press., 1899-08-04

Look for the name Pride of Japan
(rree tea) Examine the package.
Unless our name appears thereon tt is
not genuine. NJ. j. Brandenstein & Co..
San Francisco, j283m