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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-08
IA DEMO- OCRACIA
Director: MARlANO ABRIL
Administrator EDELMIRO ]. LESPIER
La Union

Todo aquel d quien algo debe
Puerto Rico, 10 mismo en- ell seno
de la evolucion que Sc verifcaba en-
la colonia, que fuera del terruno,
en- los dominios frances de la rebe-
lion, viene predicando d todo tran
ce v a toda hora la concordia. i
La necesidad Sc siente, sc palpa;
algo mas, en- la conciencia de to-
dos esta que, sin ella, no podemos
llegar, no llegaremos, por 10 me-
nos mientras perdure en- ell poder el
actual gobierno de Washington, al
defnitivo planteamiento de nuestra
persQnalidad civil.
"Y aqui no veo yO un grupo de
liberales veO un gTupo de cOrazones
puertorriquenos, que buscan y anhe-
Ian la dignidad y la ..felicitad de su
terra. No me explico, no compren-
do que perducen los antiques nom
bres cuandO estan rOtos los antiques
dogmas. va no puede, no debe haber
radicales nj liberales. En- tanto que
permanezcan en- litigio los derechos
de Puerto Rico gObernarse p0r ST
prOpio bajO la sOberania de su nueva
metropoli; en- tanto que no Sc reco-
nOZca los insulares SUI persOnalidad
cOlectiva EN- tantO que ell ~terruno
no Sc convierta en- TerritOriO en-
Estado de la union americana, es pre-
mature. es peIigrOso, mas aun, es cri
minal que nos dividamos Y nos hos
tilicemOs hoy no caben los politicos,
hOy solo .caben los patriOtaS.~
Discourse de Mufloz Rivera en-
Hato-Rey con motive del banque-
te con que lie obsequiaron sus ami
gos de la Capital.
xAgrupaci6n y union de puertorri
quenOs necesita la Patria. Meditar
los problemas que nos confrOntan,
estudiarlOs fOndO, ser juStOS y pa
cientes la vez que energicos y re
sueltos en- pedir y Obtener las liberia
des d que hoy, como ciudadanOs anne
ricanOs tenemos derecho. Tanta fs
tengO en- ell pueblo americana, que me
atrevO asegurar, que un mOvimient0
concrete, unanime Y bien discipline,
do que pida ell Immediate estableci-|
miento de las leyes territOrialeS, OBJ
tendra sin dilaci0n ell cambio deseado. p
Julio Henna, manifesto sus
~Mientras la concordia Y la armo
MIA no Sc cOnsoiiden Y trabajemO to = |
los, con desinteres v abnegacion, sin |
nj inculpaci0nes, por |
81 porvenir de la patria pequena, |
precise Sc hace ell imperiO del regi |
men militar, absolute y supremo.~
Palabras de MFR. Henry, al sefIor
iirector de &La Correspondencia.p
7 Damos en- extracto las frases tex
uales con que piden y aclaman
,or la union, tres personalldades
listintas.
Muhoz Rivera, ell de la evolu-
ion trascendental dc aver en- ell
emo de la colonia; Julio Henna, ell
evolucionario franco y resuelto, y
Ir. Henry, ell representante de la
lueva nacionalidad.
Las parties divergentes en- los
,rocedimientos de la lucha pasada,
hablan y piensan del mismo modo
hoy.
2 No Sc puede dudar de ellos.
Munoz Rivera ell enamorado de
su terra, dispuesto por ella a to-
los los sacrificios; Julio Henna, ell
predicador de un ideal que sirvio
con honradez y con energia, vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
PROPOSALS FOR SKY BLUE KERsEY.-

Pha Depot. Q. NJ. Dept. LAPS Arch street. Phila;;
1S99Sealed proposals. In triplicate, VIII
be received here until II o'clock A. ~ Thursday Apri,
goth 1909 furnishing this depot with 100000 yards OF
10 ounce sky Blue Kersey. conforming TO standard and
specifications Samples will not be considered The guam
tiny will subject 1907 increase II desired. Bidders
must state with what rapidy they will make deliveries
Government right reject accept any or all
,,ro,osaia or any part thereof Preference given
tcea OF domestic production manufacture, conditions
OF quality and price Oncludng the price OF foreign
productions manufactures the duty thereon eeihg
eaual The usual guarantee In 100 OF the value OF The
article will be required with all bids UNGUARANTEED
BIDS will not considered. Blanks for proposals. &C.
will be furnish upon application Envelopes containing
proposals 10 be endorsed 'Proposals for kersey anu
addressed 10 1t. Col JOHN " FUREY Depuy-Quarter-
master-Genera L. >. Army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
DROPOsALs FOR MATERIAL. etc. Govern

ment Printing ONCE Office of the Public Printer,
Washington, u. G.. April T. 1879. Sealed prposas VIII
be received this office until 10 o'clock m. MAY o.
1880 for furnishing material. ETC. for The Of the
Government Printing once during the fiscal year ending
June 1900 The right reject any AMI all lids ana
TO waive defects reserved Detailed schedules Of the
material etc required accompanied Wy blank proTF sas
and giving the regulations with which bidders must COM
piy NAV be obtained by addressing this office.
r. W. PALMER. Public Printer
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY, etc. Gov

l. eminent Printing ONCE Office the Public Printer
Washington, d. c.. April s. 1850. Sealed proposals VIII
be recsived at Office until o'clock y MAY =,
1880 furnishing Stationery fuel Tee harware plumb
ing and electric supplies lumber etc. for the Of Inc
oyernment Printing ONCE during the ascal ending
Tne 20 The right 10 reject any and all bids and
,o waive defects reserved Detailed schedules q" the
stationery fuel Ice etc. required accompanied by blank
proposals and giving the regulations with which fc9+rs
must comply may be obtained by addressing this office
r. W. PALMER. Public Pointer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND MIS-.

CEI.LANEOI-s St'PPLIEs.-war Department. Wash
inson D. O. April 1e8J-Sesled proposals. In dupl
cate will be received here until o'clock MAY T.
1899 and opened furnishing Stationery and MIS-
ceaneous supplies Brooms. Brushes soaps. Towels scl;
for war Department Its Bureaus and Offices during fiscal
year ending 80 1900 Information furnished on sp-
plcaton Proposals must be In envelopes Endorsed sn
outside Proposals for Stationery and Proposals. for
instantaneous Suppes respectively. and addressed NJ.
X. TIIORP, Chief OF supply DIV
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

Observation-Disclosures OF the Interior Once o.
Indian Affairs washington D. c.. March 30 1893 sealed
proposals. Endorsed Proposals for beef -four or trans
potaton the case may be- and directed TO me
Commissioner Indian Affairs 1902 State street chi
cago Ill Will be received until o'clock m. OF tues
day April 25 1899 Cor furnishing for the indian SERVICE
other articles subsistence also for boots and shoes
groceries soap baking powder crockery agricultural I'M
Elements paints oils, glass tnware. wagons harness
shoe findings saddery ETC. hardware. school and
medical supplies list Of miscellaneous articles
also bids the transportation Of such OF the articles
good. and supplies as may be contracted for to oe
delivered the agencies. Sealed proposals. ndorsed
blankets wooden and cotton goods CLOTH
ing ETC.. the case NM be and directed 70 the ON
street New York city VIII be reeeveG until 9Sl0e OK
indian Service blankets wooden and cotton goods cloth
Ing notions hats and caps. Bids must b. made out on
Government blanks Schedules giving all necessary In
formation for bidders win be furnished application 70
the indian Office, Washington d. g. d; Nos u and Iv
wooster street. New York city; or 1902 state street
Chicago M C'ommissaries OF subsistence, u ,,
at Cheyenne Ieavenworth. Omaha 81 Louis st. PAU
and san Francisco posrnasters at Sioux city, YanK
ton Akansas city Caldwell Topeka. Wichita, and Tue
eon Bids will be opened at the hour and days above
slated and bidders be the
ing The Department the right to determine the
point OF delivery and reject and all bids or any
part OF any bid. W. A. JoNEs' Comnissone''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their upsown
once, No. 1.242 Broadway. I'd door nottn
OF 3ist-st.. until o o'clock ?. m. aaveI
tisernents received AZ the following bta ,ne.
offfces at regular ONCE rates until s9cloe.
o. m viz, xl Shave. .. e. cor. <oo1
ib2 6th-aye, cor l2th-st.; Mays. otn-
ave. ana ilth-st.: lt2 coiun,bus-ave.. sen
West d6th-st 100 west l2d-st, nea5 On
ave. 90 East l4th-s,.i Isl Mew a-sh.,
It,. /, sss sd-ave.. between 10th Ape cS. III IT
as Ioae 49,, nsts 2}m,ss' ~ isi-
~ ~ ~ ~ Sa.Sv cii 10 S,sssiss-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15
Relations Notifies.

~~~~>r~~~>~
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Amsterdam
and io5th-st.-Rev. JOHN BALLOON SHAW. D. D..
Minister; Rev FREDERICK EMERSON STOCKWELl.
b. D.. Assistant Minister The Pastor will preach AT IL
O.. and p. Mems meeting. 1880 sunday school,
Q. Y. =. s. G. e., Z.
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DRoPOsALs.-U. s. Department of Agrl-

culture once OF the Secretary. Washington, d. G..
April l. ls09-Sealei proposals Will he received at the
ofce Of the Disbursng Clerk until D. m. THURSDAY
May furnishing supplies during the fiscal year
ending June 80 1900 follows Stationery; laboratory
lumber packing boxee fuel: painters plumbers ice
flow erpots; cleaning carpets; telegraph and hardware
flags: Instruments; maps; map frames; furniture waste
paper Full information furnished application 10 the
Dfsbursng Clerk the Weather Bureau Bids must be
sealed and addressed the Secretary OF Agriculture, IN
Accordance with Instructions given schedules
JAMES WILSON Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Wes
2Jd-st. near It'll ave.Rev. r. 4. SAMPLE. d. ID. Pae
tor will preach IL Sunday school anniversary 'ta
y.
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Rfl,uions Noi,tes.


SnLWs CHAPEL. UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
AZ park-ave-Sunday afternoon service at $50 o'clock
rrrsssnsr Rev. CHARLES CUTHBERT HALL. ID. d. All
uelCn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 42d-st. between
9th and 9th aves-The Pastor ANTHONY H. EVANS
d. D. will preach tomorrow at II a. m. anu y. M
Midweek meeting on Wednesday. p. M You are IN
yIted.
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Y S. ENGINEER OFFICE, sl2 ST. Paul ST.

IT s. ENGINEEK UFFICE, SIZ II. FduI ST,
~ Baltimore Nd April &. 1890 Proposals for dredg-
ing ship channel leading TO harbor at Baltimore viii be
received until noon May 49, 1859 and then opened For
Information apply to PETER 6. HAMS. Col. Engrs
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown ONCE. No. lee Broadway
ID door north Of until o'clock advertise
ments received at the following branch Offices at regular
Office rates until o'clock p. m viz 25i sth-ave, g. e.
cor 2sdsi: l52 ave. i2th-st: Mays 6th-sve
and I4hst; i42 Coiumbus-ave. West 66ths, 100
West 42d- st. near 6th-ave: 90 East 14h-s 25I West
42d-s It'll and 9Th ayes; i5s East 'thst; lSSs
ad-sye between T6th and nth SITS i026 81 ave. near
sls-st 50s LIST ave- near s9h- $50 3d-aye. near
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FOOT POWER WORKSHOP MA
CHfNEHY.

FOOT POWER WORKSHOP MAcHlN-
FRY.-Wood and metal working tools
qeroll SAVE designs and fancy WOODS
LITTLE's TOOL. STORE. 80 Fulton-st.
New-York city. Exchanges riade ana
OUTFITS bought.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner 10th st--Public worship tomorrow. II and
In the evening at O'Clock: The Pastor Rev. GEORGE
ALEXANDER d. d., Will preach. sunday school al
0:45 a m Bible class for men In the Church House
conducted BY Mr. G. NJ Earle. Wednesday evening ser
vice 81 \ clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

IN SOULS CHURCH Madison and Gath st
o. n VEBER NEWTON will preach al II a.
Esnsong a, .. Seats free. Sermon by Rev. NJ. X.
scHERMERHORN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

A GOOD SEAMAN wants TO run nsphtha
launch work in factory or sail sl0op
yacht: can cook; reference and long en-
psrience SEAMAN i.26a Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Madison ave.
73d- t-Preeching By Pastor Rev. JOHN Il. BUSH
NELL. II a. M and .. Teachers Bible ciass Fri
dav evenings: leader 2ist inst, Prof william Ada ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

THE SPEAKER NJ the Mems Meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association go st. and 4thsye. sun
day afternoon At 3:45 O'Clock Is w. :. CAME, ESQ,
fifteen years member OF Parliament In England. Solos
BY c. l.. HORNfNC, basso
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
YOUNG MAN. experienced In editorial
work. now holding responsible connec-
lions requiring about one-hslt VI his time,
desires 10 employ leisure at little more
than nominal compensation In work call
ing In play any OF his qualifications; II
eiucAted In science and technics. ac-
qIsinted with French. Geunan and span
matters from a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
fluent writer. II. r. -. Box $. Tribune
ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

A YOUNG MAN. q. German and English
corrsspondsn,. a. once assistAnii give
sssuriiy. Addrsss o. ~. sos a. Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

THE REMUNERATION OF THE SOUL: OR, MET
empsychOss and the Doctrine OF the Resurrection Ae
cording TO the Scriptures Will be the subject OF DR.
HUGHES 3 sermon Sunday morning next at IL a.
April Church OF the Holy Sepulchre, East f*h
ST.. Park-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA.
GRAND RECEPTION TO MRS. BALI.lNGToN BOOTH
her her Triumphant 9oO0-mile tour and
Annual Rally Carnegie Hall Monday. April -. 7:+6
m. Ira D. Sankey will sing Chorus OF 600 voices. led
by Professor clemmer OF Trenton y. j. General BAL.
LiNGTON BOOTH will preside. Tickets at "a Union Sq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Cove
IaWTs n STEELE Pastor.--services a. ii a. m ana
m Communion service ~ lhe m1rnns heV. rro,,
the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH sGih-st and Am
avt-Public worship and preaching by the Pas
tor Rev ANsON p. ATTERBURY, ID. d. IL o. M ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

ST. PAUES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
West End-ave. and S6th-st.
Rev. GEORGE p EcKMAN. Phi. D., Pastor
Preaching at IL a. m. and p. m. by the Pastor
Morning Anniversary sermon
Evening subject: Three Harmful Heresies."
SPECIAL. MUSIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH corner OF s,n-
Endeaver at 7. Preaching by the Pastor HeV D. H.
ROQSITER d d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

ALL SOULS CHURCH 0nitarian). 4thaye. and 10Th
o:s5 a. m. The Pastor, rev.
SuoMAs r. sIIcER will preach at II a. m. The pub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-15

ST ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
76h at west of Columbus sve.-Rev. j. o. Wilson, ID.
D., Pastor. will preach at IL n. m and D. m PUBIC
cordially invited.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17
Hnhtn G~tun.

Some year. ago DT. Oscar Blumsn- thai. the director of the Lessing thsatsr in Berlin. had an unpleasant experiences of the vigilance with which the author ities carry out their duties
 In his comedy. the ''Orient Reise one Of the characters was afflicted with a mothg-ip-law of the most objection able kind This lady died and. accord ing to the belief of her relatives went to heaven The prospect of a fresh Ae- quaiutance with his dreaded Dother-in- law 80 terrified her scn-in law that he announced that if this should be his fate. 'awhen the resurrection cones ] shzn't get up
 This was sufficient for the suthori- ties Twsnty-four hours after the pro ductiOn of the piece an ominOus blue envelope arrived at the Lessing theater containing a persmptory order from the president of police that the lines in question should be immediately sup pressed. ''As being calculated tO wound the religions feelings Of the heges ''- Paris Herald
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17
vanssx Ia sol.ln.aA.

if you wish to make 6 SoEnah wouasa ahsolzsely happy. yoa give her a lock. ing glass She Nin nsves hefurs have seen one. bas fIminihs instinct wll tesch her bow to use it MrS Alan Gardner. CD one of her big game shoot ing expeditions ia SomAliland. gave a native woman looking glRss for a Christnaas present She was % delrht- ed with the first clear sight of her dnsky connfenancs that she sal through two entire days and nights outside Mrs Garansr's tent gazing with rapture ss be- own reelection
 On the morning of the third day the fame of the locking glasS had spread through the country. and TOW of 70 Somah women. collected from far and near, was engaged in taking an admir- ing turn Rt the magic mirror. When Mrs Gardner came on the scene. she was greeted by co femiakns SonAh voices joined in chorus and each beg ging for a looking glass ''an to her self Bat alas for the Limitations of a sporting outfit. the dnsky hsiles were obliged Co content themselves with the one communal mirror And the woman with the looking gisss remained for many weeks dhe most important per.on tn Somalilsnd -L1anlon Illustrated Segrs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17
Rhr H. LIkea nim.

The barber was perhaps a frifle more tAlkafive than usual and the customer was scarcely in a good humOr. The portly gentleman had come straight frun the dentists In biissful ignorance of this little fact the knight uf the ra- ROT opened fire He discussed the weather. foreign politics the rival bar Der opposite, and was just explaining his views on the education question when the customer suddenly growled:
 ''Wbsre's that assistant of yours. the one with the red hairy
 He's left me. sir. We parted last week--on friendly terms yOu know. and all that. but
 "Pityf' grOwlsd the portly gentle man Il liked that young fellow. There was something about his conversation l thoroughly enjoyed He was one of the mos; sensible talkers l ever met. and''--
 "Yo1n excnse me. sir. but there must be some mistake. % gaSped the as tonished baIber If you remember. poor Jim was deaf and dumh
 Just so Just 70. was the curt re- joinder That's why l liked him :"
 And the barber went on shaving - Pezrson's e Weekly.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17

4 ehart.Tia New Jsrsy has been granted by the secretary of the sla,l to lhe Am .rican Hide < Leather company. with an author ized capital of S70,O00.000, S30.O0o,- 000 of which is : par cent sccum1ls- tive preferred aud Sl0,O0O,000 com mon.
 4 clur, with thirty-6ye charter members. has been formed in Peoria, Illinois. all pledged to marry none put widows. There is no age limit or other requirements placed upon the widows, 10 fact, sny widow will do.
 IT the silver question Is eliminated from the next campaign Col. Bryan ill run CD s platform of anti-rural- free-delivery in the Philippines.
 IL has been demonstrated that marriage is such a serious matter that the Wisconsin legislature has provided a margin of five days after thu license has been issued iu which the contracting psrtie can think 1t ever
 Tke legislature oi Texas finally passed the bill making it a felOny for any ofcial or emp.oye of a rail- road company Tn Texas to discrim- mate in rates by giving rebates to shippers. The biil was recommend cd by Governor Savers.
 The release of the Spanish prison CTS 10 the Philippines is about at a forlOrn end. Secretary Hay and the French ambassador bad talk today but no further action was taken and the beiief prevails that the French embassy will not act furihe for Spain.
 The developments that will result to the Pacific coast from the aeoui- sition Of the Philippines will make this side oi the continent the center of activity for the next hundred years.
 4 dispatch from Berlin says that Admiral yon Deidrichs has been granted leave of absence for three mouths. He IS at present st Manila.
 Acting Secretary of War Meikle- ion said the other day that the Chinese exclusion act did not apply 10 our insular possessions.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17
4 SONS GRIEVANCE ]!
Heavy Litigation Follows the Right Oi inc Late Levi Bashiorc to Deed Valuable Property Pre-
 uOBs to Ills Death.
Coles Bashford. a Son. Fiies a Suit in the District Court Contest ing the Right of His Fath-
 CT 10 Deed Away Vai-
 uabls Property.

Coles A. Bashiord. plaintiff. versus Mary E. Bashford. defendant, Is tae title of the case recently fled witb the clerk ID the courts office in this district.
 Ia the complaint filed the plaia- tiff says thsi be is the only child of the late Levi BAshiord. and that the defendant is the widow of the de- cs1sed, but that Mary f BASbfard Is not the mother of plaintiff.
 Article three of the complaint states deceased was S6 years ol age al the time of his death, very feeble ID health from sickness and declin- ing in years, and was in such a state both mentally aad physscally as 10 render him Incompetent of mind. to properly dispose oi or negotiate bis property. And plaintiff further says that the pretended execution of a deed was due tO Mrs. B1shlord's undue and superior influence and control. The property IS of large rent paving value, bringing from 500 10 SS00 monthly rental, aud that the same constitutes tbe bulz of the estate of the late Levi Bashford. The plaintiff ayers that he is the owner oi all of said property aud is entitled 10 collect all rents there from. Plaintiff furthur sfates that it was never the intention of his father to deprive him of the prop erty. and thag he is the only of spring and heir at law. That II the deed IS permitted Co stand the plain t:d will be entirely cheated and Wronged of his rights and interests.
 Plaintiff further states that his father made will preEioas Co bis death, while ia the exercise of his mental faculties. and that be was made tte beneficiary under lhe will of all of the estate, except the rents.
 The plantid pFsys that tbe will be set aside a0d held for naught. Hernd0D x Norris srs named as st torney for Coles Bashiord. The property involved 10 this litigation are lots 2 }. I, ,, 6, 7,S. in block S. while other real esiate Is affected 
 The above suit is one of the m1st important ever to take place in Ari- zona, the valuation of which runs iato the thousands of dollars, am is embraced in the principal business portion ofthis city.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-17
Re~.raea Fer Rs. H.n-.sr.

An English farm laborer recently went to a small store kept by an old woman and asked for "a pahnd O ha- con
 She produced the bacon and cut . piece of. but cUnld not find the pound weight
 ''Oh. never mind ( pahnd weight. " said be. Ma fSt just weighs a pahnd So put ther bacon t t' scales
 The woman confidently placed the hacon into one side of the scales while the man put his fsf into the other side, and. of course. took good care tO have good weight
 While the woman was wrapping the bacon up the pound weight was found. and, on seeing it the man said:
 Nah. you see if my dsf don't just weigh a pahnd "
 The pound weight was accordingly put into one scale and she mans fst into tbe other. this time only just to balance.
 The old woman. on seeing this said
 ''WhR. I niyer seed aught so near aforel Here's a red herTin fur thee hon esty. ma ladi''-New York Tribune