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State of California, 81.
Cou ty of Los Aneeles.l '' '-
Before me, Harvey Sturdeyant. n Notary
Public in and for the county of Los Angeles
State of california, o. this day, personally
appeared Daniel Iuues, II, Jcyne, George l..
cole, c. g. Allen, L. Gilman. j. }. LoDcrgan,
j. +. Boynton. p. D.. Weaver and A. 5. i,nb-
bins, personally known to me to be the per.
sous whose names are subscribed 10 tbs fore
going instrument. aud ackHowlad ged to me
that they executed the same for the purpose
and consideration therein expressed.
Giycn under my hand and seal OF office
this 23d day Of October, 1893.
[Seal1 HARVEY STURDEvANT
Notary Public in aud for the county of Los
Angeles. tate of california.
My commission expires On the I'D doy OF
April, 1901.
internal Revenue stamp, 10 cents, canee;ed,
Filed aud recorded at reGucet Of \. s. Rob
bins October %, 1854. at n. m, in boob of
interpretations. pa es 49,. i5t, 4 z, 45S.
FRANZ HAKE, county Recorder.
BY lee 0. WooLsRY. Deputy. =
First publication Olt. 80, 1883.
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Both Together0ne so

In this way you your home paper and an ILLUSTRATED
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which set the presidents Of great schools and universities seriously
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~ l2aom ii Nay CGnccrn.

~ Waom ii Nay Concern.
=. All ,i,rsons krOwIat: themselves "a h,'
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Z poscd Of our business.
BIsBEE DRue STORE,
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tshos, Oct. 3,
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DO you want Your old watch good as
new? II SO have it repaired by H!nkle,
the jeweler, in Blewett's shoe store t
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN, COCHlSE
l Tribe No. T., meet every Thursday even
ING at the Opera House Hall Visiting BROTH
Drs cordially invited:
"A. MARxRY, @. of r.
DR.. Edmundson, Medicine Man.
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r y. q. r. BISBEE LODGE. No. ID, MEETS
l. every Wednesday evening Visiting broth
srs cordially invited to atteui. A. Y. WAT
xINs, N. e., EMILE Marks, K. ).
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">UEEN LODGE, NO. 9, A. .. U. W.. MEETS
~ every Saturday evening. Visiting broth
Alfred Godfrey, Recorder. II. =. FRASER.
EiI.vncier.
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mHE delights of an evening spent around weliged read
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and proper education of your children ssssssr @'
To you the best and most interesting of the great Illus
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editor of this Journal That we succeeded leave readers
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THE FRATERNlTlES

ANDAlARK CHAPTER No. q, Il. "A. NJ.
II Stated convocation third Tuesday in
each month. Visiting conpaninGs in good
statIding are fraternally mvliei to visit.
J. u. PRl IGnAkD, II. Il.
FRANK ]. GRAB, Secretary,
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rIOME FO2UM-Bisbee Forum No. 1855,
n meets first and third Monday in each
month. Opera House. 7:SO y. III. Visiting com
paniOns always welcome.
ii. w. Sta Hey. Pres.
IT. y. Devino, Treas WIN. ocrhnsher, See.
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COURT HOWELL. NO. H. F)agSrEsRS or
- A,nericu meet every Wednesday night
Al. n)WLE, y. Il.
JANIS KELLY, Financial Sacretarys
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ARTICLE V.

The amount OF capital stock authorized by
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dollars ($tO0o o00). to be divided into four
million 4,OV0Ui " shares of the par value of
one dollar Isl 0O) per share, and that time
when and conditions upon which It is to be
paid are as follow: All stock issued must he
ance, and slinR.tbareafter be non-assessabls
for any purpose W whatever.
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THE fRATERNAL BROrHERttOOD.-IN-
Hrst and third Wednesdays OF Che month,
Visit rig members a. cordially Invited.
WM HU fCdl Us, TSesident.
Fngp Fuss. Secretary.
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AnclcLr VI.

The time Of the commencement OF this
corporation shall be tie date of the iilin. of
these articles of incorp yration for record in
the Office of the County Recorder of Cochise
county, Arizona Territory, and the terminus
tion thereof shall ne twenty-five (25) years
thereafter, unless the same be renewed pur-
suant to thelaws Of Arizona before the ter
pinStion thereof t'5
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PIAxK K. HEREFORD, SlrH Z. HAzzARD,
HEREFORD a HAzz,R
LAWYERS. Tucson, Arixonts, have established
an Office at Tombstone with >. A. ID. Upton
attorney at law, and will attend each court
term at Tombstone.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

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Bi,SBEE ARR.
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library xAO0rs.
tO:co A. n. TO 12.o0N. s.CO =; N, ~ SU PM
SCI T.. N. to 9;S0 r.. n. Mics A.. HILL.
librarian.
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Great Britain returned an impertinent
reply, stating that all territory within
the so-called Schomburg line was abso-
lutely hers and that she had nothing
20 arbitrate' there. Claims west Of that
line she was willing TO submit "a an in
ternational tribunal for adjudication.
Venezuela. on the other hand. insisted
that the Eseauibo river was the recog-
nized boundary and that the Pumcron
river was, at all events. the extreme
limit of disputed territory. Secretary
Gresham's sudden death delayed the
American answer TO the British note
declining arbitration, but when Sccre-
tary Olney assumed the state portfolio
one of his first acts was the transmits
sion of this now historic document
which. together with Lord Salisbury's
answer, constituted the basis OF Prcsi-
dent Cleveland's message OF December
II, 1895.
In IL the president declared the
claims urged by Great Britain TO b. 4
direct violation OF the Monroe doctrine
which he designated as an unwritten
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whstever the tribunal may decide IL
hrsl, and must be considered definite
settlement Of all the questions referred
70 IL by both sides.
The following is n brief outline of the
history Of Guiana. the claims Of Great
Britain and the arguments Of vene-
zuela:
Sir Walter Raleigh landed in Guiana
near the close Of the sixteenth cen
tury, and soon sfterward the Neither.
lands and France divided with Great
Britain the control Of the country. The
English did not succeed in holding
their own In the newly-opcned coun-
try. and when Raleigh arrived with an
expedition in 1915 TO reassert British
power his forces met with disaster.
Upon his return TO England the In
trepid explorer and colonizer was i'm.
prisoned and executed. During the war
between England, Holland and France
I'm the seventeenth century Guiana was
taken and retaken several times. what
is now Dutch Guiana was seized by
Great Britain In 1863. but was ceded
back TO Holland In exchange for the
Dutch settlement Of New Amsterdam,
now New York. In 1903 the province
Of British Guiana was acquired by Eng.
land. but was not formally eeded by
Holland until 1914. The territory given
up by the Dutch government included
the provinces Of Demarara, Berbice
and Escquibo. the river Of the latter
name being claimed ms the correct
boundary by Venezuela. However. the
boundary between Guiana and Nene.
zuela and between Guiana and Brazil
was never accurately established, and
this fact was the ostensible cause oi
the dispute which Is now being settled
by the Paris tribunal. Incidentally "
might be mentioned that a similar mis-
understanding. based on the same
cause, is now awaiting settlement be
tween France and Brazil.
Nenezuela's claim that the Esequih
Is the legal boundary has been re
peatedly acknowledged by England
notably In is4i. when British cour
in Demarara recognized the Soutb
American republics jurisdiction oyci
the Maraca river. which Ia located bu
a short distance west OF the Escquibt
river; and again in 1874, when similar
ruling was made by the authorities o
British Guiana.
In 1871 the British government sen
Robert Hermann SchomburRk, n Ger
man geogrnpher and botanist, TO tb'
South American continent to survey I,
boundary line between British Guinn'
and Venezuela. without even the sem
blance Of authority. Scbomburgk tool
, the mouth OF the Orinoco as a starting
. point. instead Of the Esequibo, and rnr
: AN uncertain line in a soutberiy direc
, tion, giving TO the British colony 2O.oof
. or more square miles OF territory and
= the right bank OF the Oripoco delta
, Venezuela declined to recognize the
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end. On the lee side Il was rounded
like any other boat, but to windward
II was perpendicularly fiat. Lashed
across the gunwales about four feet
from each end were two straight limbs
Of a tree that looked like teak. eight
feet long; and these At the outer ex-
tremity were iashed to O rounded and
| sharpened boom Of the same wood.
The sail, Of cocoa mating, was q tri-
angular one, which seemed out Of all
proportion to the narrow hull beneath
IL. There was . stout bamboo mast In
the middle. and from this hung q
smaller and . longer pole which
formed the upper aide Of the sails tri-
angle, meeting the lower one In point
at the bow, where they were secured
like jib. The immense spread Of sail
pulled US through the water At such q
rate that feared we might upset. but
the colonel laughed at me.
"Eet ees impossible to upset him.
Senior stefans," he said. 81 haf seen
the wind lift him clear out Of the
water, even the outrigger also, but he
does come down every time upon his
feet. The hull so light 10 that the out
rigger booms canr,t tear Of them
selves loose"
"But isn't II very dif'cult to sail In
anything like straight liner
should think she'd make an awful lot
Of leeway."
"Not so. senior; eet ees not so. Turn
you yourself around and watch the top
Of Santa Rosa mountain. You will see
q piece Of yellow rock on Punta de los
Amantes, Just below. Pedro will sail
him ten miles into the sea. yet the
peak and that rock shall be exactly In
line all Of the time. DO you but watch
him vera close"
For half an hour I did watch, and
am bound to say the two points didn''
bulge an inch TO the right or left Of the
vertical line. This settled the leeway
question In my mind. and took such
n liking to the craft that I determin ed
to own one. I asked the colonel wha'
they were worth.
what, one like this? But n few
pesos, senor. But ] never have hearc
OF one being sold. Each man build,
his own"
"Hmpi. Did you ever build one
colonel?"
eel gobernador! Por Dios, you Dc
but laugh at me! Pedro. how many o
the proas have I at Agana"
"All are the gobernador's. excel
encia."
"And how many has el Senior Stefan
while he rempInR nj ApanaT'
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have one always ready-one thht
was used to--in case wanted 10 go OF,
hshing with you' or In which couid
take the ladies TOT day upon 'he
water. Sometimes l nave uh meiah'
cola and IKE TO go away py myself
lest l prove bad company so ia iike
to have one OF these ooats thnt eouiu
use whenever pleased Ana l ooh
think its quite iair TO take IL wi'nou'
paying something
None but un Americana would
think OF 1t, senior. Give Pedro bundle
Of cigars. IL You like, and he will hnd
you the best one on the island
That settled the boat question.
had n perfect little beauty before
night, and In a few days was able o
handle II almost rs expertly as the ma
tives. Being practically unsuitable,
and drawing but ten inches OF water,
u was only necessary to look out for
the sail in sudden squalls; otherwise a
child could have handled II.
That evening saw a marvellous trans.
formation in the senorita. She had
reached the bottom OF her Manila box
at last. and one Of the prettiest of the
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CHAPTER TX.

I had determined to lose no time In
attempting to see the document In
Fray lgnacio's box, and, as 1t proved,
the dinner party helped me materially.
Bartolomeo aud the other priests
dropped in upon us before the close OF
the meal, and were prevailed upon TO
spend the evening. Whether my liking
for the sehori,a had at that time awak'
ened a reciprocal feeling. I didn't
know; but she seemed aware OF my de-
! sire 10 get the padres In happy frame
OF mind. and aided me In every way she
could, ordering Pepe I'd bring boi'''
and more bottles, for the delectni
OF the company. Palm brandy. =,
aqua rdiente, Is the only brand known
In the Ladrones, and that seldom Rp
pears upon u gentleman's table. But
light wines. and, for stronger heads
rum and water, are freely INDUCED in
( The result Is rarely drunkenness; the
stun doesn't act that way In warm ell
mates. Hut for esrly-drooping eyelid'
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survey made by the German botanist.
ana protested vigorously against IL. In
1874 q new British line was run from ~
point on the coast east Of Schom-
burgk's line. leaving the mouth of the
Orinoco in Venezuela, but DETECTING
far TO the westward in the interior, so
that the new claim covered really more
territory than the old.
The boundary established after
Schomburgk's survey is known ms the
Aberdeen line. II started on the west
bank OF the Mnraca river and embraced
large tracts of mining country in the
southeastern section If Venezuela. An
other survey. made in 1851, created the
Granville line" II added over 100
miles Of coast line To the British claims.
Aftcrwnrd, and until 1857, new claims
were filed by Great Britain. until, nt
the beginning Of 1898, England includ-
ed all the territory on the right bank of
the OriDoco near its mouth and It's
course soufherly for nearly 300 miles
In her demands. This strip Of land in
c!udes the famous Yurunri gold mines.
whose riches. according To the reports
Of prospectors, are incalculnbie. There
~ no doubt that II was the discovery of
these mines which determined Great
Britain 10 demand Of Venezuela a re-
linquishmcnt Of territorial claims
whose justice had never been seriously
disputed. q. w. wEIPPIEHT
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ss~~sr cssss~ssg.

'T don't believe IN girls a.dressjn' IN. stIh
clothes durin' the hot weather" ssid the
sdipcse elderly. lady with the large !diamcnd
house breakfast table The other morning.
~ make my two daughters dress in nes'i.
they're sroin'" "Mawi" said her dsugh.
tiers, warningly, from the other side Of the
table, and the for terrier pup turned a fit
out In the basement Notwithstanding.
ton post
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A cross recently discovered in the grave Of
kbe beautiful Queen Dagnar IL supposed 20
keep away all evil influences. There is no
more evil influence than III health, and there
Ia nothing which has 10 great a power TO keep
IL away than Hostettcrs Stomach Bitters.
II IL worth q hundred good.luck crosses 10
the man or woman afflicted with dyspepsia
and indigestion. A private Revenue Stamp
should cover the neck OF the bottle.
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stubb--She showed me some rare
paintings.
Penn-What did you think OF them /?
stubb-Well, they reminded me Of q
rare becfsteak.
Penp-ln what way?
stubb--Not very well done Chicago
Daily News.
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The CourIusioB.

And YOU say the IDIOT Of q teacher told
you that you had an extrayagant fool Of
fsther?"
"But what did he say"
"He said IL was crimina folly 10 waste
money on the education OF such . ehump
a. 1 sm."-Indisnspolis Journal.
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work for All.

Thousands Of men are making good wages
IN the harvest fields Of Minnesots. North
and South Dakota. There is room for thou.
sand. more. Half rates via the Great North.
ern Railway from 81. Paul. Write Max
Bass, ~ South Clark Street, Chicago, III.
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End of q ROM q see. .

Aurelia tanxiously)-Iinve you seen
George this evening, papa? lie prom
iscd To call.
Tapa-Yes, he did call. and enter
tanned him for an hour before you came
downstairs.
Aurelia-You entertained him, papa ?
Papa-lrs. gave him list OF all
the new dresses you had last year, and
the cost OF each. ] never saw n man
more interested, yet he left very hur-
riedly .--Tit-liits.
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Diggs-So your daughter is married. eh''
Birg.-Yes.
And how does your new son.in.law strike
you"
For a W or an 'X' usually. Chicago
Evening News.
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One sire smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease, powder for the feet. II makes tight
or new shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot,
sweating, aching feet ingrowing nails, corns
Address Allen y. OimsLsd, Ge Roy, N. Y.
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"Whst are those queer. looking trophie,
the Filipinos wear around their nseks!"
asked the raw recruit.
"Them's the medals for the century run,
they've made during the war;, replied the
Kansas volunteer.-Philsdelphia North
American
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wess, We'll.

stubb-Tbey sny that famous marine
artist was once plain farmer boy.
I wonder where he developed his tai
ept3
Penn - Probably drawing water
down on the farm.-Chicago Daily
News.
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have received
from the use OF
Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegeta-
BILE Compound,
Soon after the
birth OF my first
child, / COM
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the Rest Pres~ripsioa for ChiIis.
and Fc,er Is q bottle OF GKovI's TAsTELZss
CHILL ToSIc. II Is simply iron and quinine In
o taste.ess form. Nocu-e-no pay Price. .JOc.
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Rev. (now Bi,hop) Joseph g. Key, wrote:
1--WE gave your Teethina (Tccthing Pow.
dersl to our little grsndchild with the hap
piest results. The effects we're almost
magical and certainly more satisfactory than
auythiug We ever used F"
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his Way.

Ikens,ein-yat would you do oai Fortune
vas 10 knoog at your door;
Grabbenheimer-Pullh her in undt sell her
somedings!-Puck
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ttrrrsR TO ms. rrxrrax NO. oJ.ssl1
"DHAB MRs. PiSRUAM-For some
time have thought Of writing to You
10 let you know of the great benefit ]
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Hairs Catarrh Cure
Is a Constitutional Cure. Price, 75c.

Horses like 10 be well stalled but not in Q
muddy highway.-L. A. W. Bulletin.
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Mrs. johnson
Saved from
Insanity by
Mrs. PInkISasss

menced TO have spells with my spine.
Every month grew worse and Mt last
became 80 bad that ! found l was
gradually losing my mind.
THE doctors treated me for female
troubles. but / got no better. One
doctor told me that would be insane.
Twas advised by friend to give Lydia
r. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a
trial, and before had taken all Of the
first bottle my ncighbors noticed the
change in me.
~ have now taken FIVE bottles and
cannot find words sufficient TO praise IL.
] advise every woman who Is suffering
from any female weakness TO give II .
fair trial. ! thank you for your good
medicine. Minis. GERTRUDE NJ. JonN-
SON. JoyEsBoRo, TEXAS.
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Mrs. Perkins I.etter.

II had female trouble of all kinds,
had three doctors, but only grew worse.
I began taking Lydia Z. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills
and used the Sanative Wash, and cam
not praise your remedies enough
MRS. EFFIE PERKINS, PEARL, LA.
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Her Advantage.

What is the need OF women proposing
when they can make men do il and then
fling it up to them all through liie,-N. Y.
Press
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n Love had any sense Of humor it would
laugh less at locksmithS aud more a. girl Z
little brothcrs.-DetrOit Journal.
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High ideals are perhaps responsible for ss
much pe.simism as are torpid hvers, on the
ole.--De,rOIt Journal
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SYApK PAY CASH every WEEK u you sell st.rh
MEenS Trees. Ouin,free. SIAkkstestkl'
vou~ LOUISIANA, So. nss.ps't. ni.. psss'iis, W.
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never Comes ca some.
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