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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-04-14

II Easter should be cold,
Worn by the wives of millionaires-
A modern "clique Of gold."
With what creations for the head
The avenue is lined,
II Sol will condescend to smile
And spring is only kind;
What glorles of bewildering hue.
That seem not born to fade,
And blur the disconnected eyes
OF poverty's brigade! 4
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-04-14

And throngs of nobodies at all.
Who only stand and stare! ~
Roll on! roll on! o, human tide
OF wealth and power and fame.
You change with every passing day.
Yet always seem the same.
So love and hate and shame and faith,
The false beside the true,
In rich array on Easter Day
Shall walk Fifth avenue!
New York Herald.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-04-14
EXCURSION RATES.

~. ]. \. VI -. - $780,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-05

Mutter perfauft Or
Rinb. 81, ber Meeifters Office tn
IetD gori ipurre biefer 9age b1s felt
fcnite Document regiitrirtb baS bort
ielnaIs reqtfrirt iporben 1T. SIN bem<
felben iibertrGat cine aetpiife palline
Mntbis an Mnnie @roB aegen bddre
3ablnnq bon hunbert Dollars ben
sitten MilIen, ale Mnrehte unb Sitel
sduf bas Rinb DalI Matbis" Die
Wlutter biefeS Rinbes trfldrte, bas
Rinb }ti dnl 26. MlGra i'm Mttrppolis
tan Qofpitaf dlf 4lddpens Saldnb
gtbprt1s. ililb lie fti ipeber ph9fifm nod
finarcitA I'M Gtanbe, fur bdfelbe 3li
fprgen. syln iiiDifden Maiftnhauit
fpnrbe eS llifN anfatnonnn1sl1. SIN
Gbariths Nspdrten,k,,t trtI6rte ibr Gi-
pertnteabE1Vt Nldft. bas Rinb tDnne
oufgsnpn1Ilttll tptrbtn menu it cuf
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-05

SdpbD's Meerfnbrt. Del
llrbb< Dampfer y@adle" lag eben nod
lelner Nnfunft I'm 9afen bon Neh
g)prf an ber Quarantine por Mnfsr,
als etn Gaiiitspoifagier, Der 21idbrige
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8ettpa elmer balben StunDe an elmer ab-
gelegenen Stene aft benz s5interbed
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We fdum mDglih irgenb einen rr1enf1li.
den aDrper i'm Maiier gu febsn, uns
Dbaletdb Iofort 9fettrngsboote berunter.
GeldRen ipurben, NOR bpn beln Mdnnt
11ldts mebr 81 ieben. Die MDtipe, bic
pelt lungen 8rite!1 in cen SOB getries
ben haben, ftno rDh pDllig rnaufee,
fldrt. Das in bel gobine bes SelbIts
mrrbers gefnnbsne @epdd fpurbe naA
bes 4nfunft bes Dampfers an ben
feuti6en gDn5rl alisgeliefert. Die
etrsise Perlon Die iiber ben mDlteriD=
len SelbFaprb Musfunft gu aebcn ID
Gtanbe iein tonnte, ober ielbft nur
r,enig 2i6t i;ber bic Gade berbreiten
fam, lit eine MitreiIanbe Des Gneldnz
fers, eine biibfds iunge 8lpnbine,
Wtae. 8oiaob, aus Der franSDiiihsn
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IN benz 2urus=2aIter @tabIiHenent
Scr nltn Hpuge in Ydris als Sdngerin
auftrat unb bort BEL Mufern unb gbds
blis Die 8efanntihaft Des itngen Gnez
ldneers mahte, Der lieb iterbli9 in iie
rcrliebte unb tie al bereben fpubte, IT.
rer @atten i'm Stid gu laiIen uno ibm
nod) ben Ser. Staaten 5u folgen. lleber
bic pripdtberbdltniIie Tires 2iebbabers
puBte bic iunge sSron3DIin, sie bes
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8oraezSffiee iprab, fat nihts anaus
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ras Den iungen gngldnoer in Den Sob
getrteben babe. Der gngldnber, am
f6einenb bon better Santlje, eebiloet
llnb tpeltgenanbt, grDb un6 hub1h oez
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ten aus beKeren GreiIen, bate i6r bag
2eben in BEN Ser. Gtaaten in 10 eliis
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nnb einen folhen Ginbrud auf tie &C..
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bas 5diff. Donnerltag Nbenb um II
llbr fagte ct ibr an ibrer gabine quite
NG6t, unb bas mar bas 2ebte, mas tie
BON ibm se1eben. Die sSrun5Ditn, bic
Elm Guberit anaiebenbes Meubere beiibi
lnb ben ginbrrd mc6t, als ob lie Ct:
ma 25 Sabre alt lei, ertldrte, bab iis
fe.ne einataen @erpanbten in ben Ser.
@tocten babe unb 10 gut tpie mitiellos
Tel. Mehrere gahaqiere, bic Dor 2ans
bnns besOampfers bon ibrer bepranas
ten Gage bDrten, peranitalteten elns
g1 nscte unb iemnelten etpa $42 fiU
fie
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-05
gSer sablt oen strcifi1aoem?

9lus Berlin tpirb gef6rieben: 8ez
aiiglib pes Gigenthumsi9aoens, Der
bur9 Die Notwithstanding ipdbz
reno bes lsbten @5trabsnbabnzStreit
lit bic SSrase dngeregt porDen, ob bic
Stobtgemeinbe fir benielben cnf
grunb bes 2anbfriebensbru)s Gez
iebes baftbar gemadt tperben f0nne.
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graph % bes aptfhsn Der StaotBez
metnbe unb Der DIRECTION Der 9trEen
(unb Neuer) 8erltner StraBen5abnz
gefeafthaft dbseihloI1enen 8ertrages
beitimmt barii6er:
u rOie 9efeaIhaften iinb rl6t be-
re4tigt, gesen Die StaDtaemetnoe Mnz
iprii6e selteno 81 mcben fir S6dz
ben, tpelde tbnen an Der Wnlage, lei
es BEL Der 9eritelung, lei es nod terz
1el6en Dber i'm 8etrtebe Der unter,leb=
mung bur6 8ortpmmniiie irgenb nelz
Ger Mrt auf benz fdotilden, bon ten
@e1elli9aften benubten gtgentbum
ooer pur6 gleife 8ortommnlile on
ben duf biefem @igentbum iebt unb in
3ufunft borbanbenen Dffentlihen ofer
itdfti19er1eits bereits genehmigten
priDdten 9(nlagen entiteben.
p Grna61en Dur6 Dergleidan Wor<
fommnife S9dben fir brittle perio@
re1, ipelde bic l1nternebmHng benuben
poer in beren 8etrieb befAdItigt finb
Drer fpnit an tbr ettpas au Derrtbten
taben, 10 baben bic 8eielIGcftsn clle
aus Dieiem NnlaB BON ben Grttten ees
aegen lebter erbpbnen 9lnfpriine gu
pertreten Doer Der Stdptasnieinpe bic
BON bieier 3,t 5a9lenoe gntlhaoigung
gu erfatten.
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fpri6e bebannelt, ipelbe Don ieiten Ger
Gefelf4aftn oDer BON oritten 4erfo=
nen Tim Slime BON p geaen bieStabtz
gemeinbe auf @runn bes 9eiebes prm
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pfli6tung Der Gemeinben gum Griab
bes BEL Dffentlieben Mufldufen perurs
fcdten S6aOens uitp.. srboben iperOen
fpllten l.5n."
Die @eIelI9aft tpirb fir clIen
GAaben bdftbar gendAt. aber niht
naA angenlsinen MeGtsgriinDen ober
@eIeben, fonbern i'm @esen1ab naSu
auf @runb ansnriidlidRr 8eitimmuil<
Gen bes 5pifhen Der Stubt .lnb Ter
GeIelfAaft gefhloifenen 8ertrases,
Doburd Bic Geisllfdaft su leifen sez
airunge1l ipirb. mas anbernfalIs bon
Der @tabt aeleiifet iperDen mibte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-05

beg beutid)en Gefanoten, Greiberr bon
Getteler.
6reiberr &ler,eils Mllguli prn aettes
Ter erblidte als undJgebDrener Spbn oes
Majors 2luglIi SoIepb BON Getteler am
%. Nouember 1853 su pptsoam bas
2i6t Der geelt. Ser jlInge baterlpie
Nrei6err, tuelder elmer uralten netpbd=
lii6en 8amiIie ertiproilen. Der aub Der
befannte SiIhoI opn Mtains, soilbelm
emanuel Dpn aettslsr anaebDrte, tpio=
mete ii6 Der oiplOnatiIbeu 2aulbabn,
in tpal1er er balo al1n5enoe grIDlge er-
atelte. Gdon I'M MnIang Der neunsiger
Sabre tuuroe !Serr b. Getteler Der oeut=
iben Geianotihalt in China als 2eaa=
tionsietretdr suaeuieier uno muroe
bann Der erlie Setreidr Der gum Ran9e
elmer SptldaIt erbobenen beutIben @es
fanbtIdait in 98aibingtpn. Sm Gfto=
ber 1896 murbe Serr b. Getteler aum
beutIben 6ei1noten in Merifo ernannt,
in iuelter Stelluns er bis gum Suli
1899 perbliet, um oann nit Sreiberr
b. 9epting, Der ben Gsianoti6afts=
pphen in Yetine aus Gelunbbeitsriif=
fihten aufgeben Bte uno Das geiunoe
Glima Der bpdgelegenen Gtaot Merifo
Der nidt gu aeiunoen petinaer suit
porsog, einen Saudi einsuseben: Grei=
bert b. aetteler ains als @eianbter mad
petins uno Serr b. Septins sins nod
Werito.
Sic oeutibe aolpnie Merifos fab ben
beliebten, talentUollen 9iplomaien iebr
unaern ideioen. oa er lid in ben bpr=
tigen oeutidben GeiellidaftsfreiIen, sana
ebenIo tuie Elm paar Sabre porber in
Maibinstou. iibelall 5reunoe gemadt
batte.
Treiberr b. Getteler ging nod China
auf ieinen neuen Ypnen nidt allein,
benn Ell bate iid am "a. Gebruar 1897
nit Srdulein MauD 2eoDaro bon Se=
trpit, Der Srdter bes Multimilliondrs
uno prdiioenten Der Midigan Gentral.
giienbabn, oermdblt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-05
Amfrilsani(be Gruppen nab China.
Ser Gommanoemr oeS mad China entiauotem
9sesi,ncnts elm eriabrcner Siitsier.

Sef NommdnOemr ose nad) ebtna euti0uDten
Nesiments eim erfabrener Siftsier.
Na6rem MN aud) Die Ser. Staaten=
3egierung 81 Ger GrtenntniB setom=
men, bab eine 0erlidrtung Der in China
befinbliden ameritanilden Streitfrdfte
notbtpenbig III, bat bieier Sage @ene=
ralmajor McNrtbur in Manila, auf
cine Srore bDn WaItinston bin, bas
neunte resuldre Snfanterie=&eeinlent
auf oem Sransportoampfer u2ogan"
na6 Der dineiiiben 9aIenltant Satu
entianot.
Gas Regiment, beiien &p.nmanbeur
Gberif Gmerion $. 2iseum tit, betbei=
ligte lid i'm ipaniid=ameritaniiden
ariege on Der G,liiirmuna BON Gan
Suan Sill uno muroe i'm Mdra 1899
nah ben Pbilippinen beDroert, tuo es
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-05

Dark Face figures P. N. time. Light Faos l. T. TINA
Connections leave NewcOmerstOwm
via Pittsburgh DivisiOn.-For Pittsburgh
and the East, q 43 am, III 81 am. q II pm. For
For ana @ am III Rm c
cinnati, Indianapolis and ST. Louis, n 81 am
and III As pm For Columbus and ChfcagA
Connections leave Canal Dover via
Cleyeland 4 Pittsburgh Diyision;-Fos
points, Chicago, Pittsburgh and intermediata
points, ~ 20 am and IL so pm.
*Daily. tExcept Sunday. FLAG stor.
F.LoREE, E. A. FORD,
General Manager, : General Passenger lgnt
l-l-lsoo-N PIrrsBuReH, PENx,A.
For time cards, rates OF fare, through ticksta
baggage checks. and further information ~
garding the running OF TRAINS apply 70 M
agent Of the PennsyIyania Zines.
Geuneetionem In Reweomerstotp nmD.
tlbriMSrtQe.
Nbiabrt uon Il bri d3spillt fiir wowerStomN
GciD Gittsbnra ulo ocil Often sl2 :O4 9fnhMitt04A
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tags. Niir Columbus, Cincinnati. Snbtalnpoii3s
unb Ct Qouis II 10 8prmittaas. UIk Gotinss
bus unb Chicago 400 NobmittaSs.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-05

sDaily. Except Sunday. Alag stop. Meals
Dark Faced Type denotes lime from II 90 to II @
midnight Light Faced from II 90 midnight to II % noon
T.. r. LOREE, EA. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
l2-109a-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For Time cards, rates of fare, through tickets,
baggage checks and further information re-
garding the running of trains apply to any
Agent Of the Pennsylvania Lines.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-05
] Sfn(ationtllf Naft)rilbt.


Wie ernfi lid Die Gage II China aefal-
tet bat, aeigt tpobi mebr als allies anoere
Die ppn 3ientiin getommene Nabribt
iiber Die 3erliornng Der 0jeinnntl1aftsz
gebdltDe IN petin9 nnD bic grlnDroulg
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-05
Cmerion s. 2iscnm

fid in ben admpfen geaen Die pbilip.
piner ausseibnsle.
gmerinn o. 2iscunl nurbe bDr SO
Sabren IN gernpnt 9eboren. ST ma1te
ben 8iirgerfrieg In Der uniDnsarnnee.
nit nnb mnroe gum sipeiten lieutenant
bef0roert, 9lls HDmmanosur .bes "a.
Garbi9en) Snfnntsrie= Hegiments er1ieIt
e BEL Gan Sum am |. Suli 1898
cine gerwiiilnling GberH oes lleilnten
Regiments nli1oe 2istian an IL. Sall1
1899.
Die 1er Gtaaten. s. ft
I ii 9lsn Mtyiip ltjltn her Meater,ina
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-07-05

Nos 336 and 33S connect at Weilsville for
5teubenville and Bellaire Nos. 800, SS8 and
B42 connect In Union Station, Pittsburgh. for
,he East. NEW CAFE PARLoR CARS on Nos.
E--Flag stop for passengers from G. A. & G. ~.
to Pittsburgh and points east
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHlLA0ElP PHIA.
Daod Douy, " Read I'm.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-15

We buy and sell req estate for our selves and others. The Evans Loan & Investment Co.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-15
NEW INTEREST III BALL
Demund Team Takes On Some Good
 Timber.

Despite the rather good team with which the local baseball enthusiasts started the season, interest in the game has almost died out, and this fact may be attributed to the recent defeat in flicted by the Los Angeles aggregation of ball tossers. To revive the dormant enthusiasm the DeMund team is plan ming to take a new lease on life and work to that end will begin this week With the addition of a number of bet ter players, the nine should be in a pO- sition to provide a very good article of ball hereafter. Early in the week Pitcher Hartweu will return from Los Angeles, where he has played on the Tucson team for the past three days oscar Jones, who formerly played here, later at Oakland, Cal, and during last season with the pennant winners in the Montana state league, will also return to Phoenix in a few days, as will Cochran, who played in the Omaha league. With these three men for the slab and Brown, who caught in the Fl Paso team this year. and who will come home this week, the battery end of the local nine should be far above par. Feidler, who has played here, will come from Ash Fork, and all these, with the players now here, and several other new ones, will at once go into active practice. A game will be played at Tempe next Sunday with the Grim son Rims, and later in the month a series is to be played at Tucson, to be followed by a series at Fl Paso.
 Tn the first of the games at Los An geies Friday Hartwell caught and also played first base. The coast m=n won by a score of to f.
 At the west side grounds Saturday the Eclipse nine defeated the I. x. l.. team by a score of to 1. The teams lined up as follows:
 Eclipse-E. Penick, third base; Earnist, second base; Alsap, first base; E. Penick, short stop; Copeland, right field Levy, left field; E. Bennett, cen ter field; Ainsworth, catcher.
 l. X. L.-L Marshall, catcher; R. Marshall. third base; Boyd, second base; Wiley, first base; Hatcher, pitch CT; Ruby, center field; Loring, short stop; Bickneu. right field; H. Bennett, left field.
 Umpire-Ed Loring.
 The Eclipse team begins series with the North Centers at Phoenix park next Saturday.
 A game was scheduled for Sunday afternoon at the park between the De Mund nine and the Crimson Rims, but the local team failed to materialize, only six men putting in an appearance. A few outsiders were put into use and the Tempe nine won a featureless game by a score of to l.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-15
OCTAVE NEWS

Octave. Oct. 1I-(speciaI Correspoa- dent of The RepubIican).-Loui AIelc- Fer is in town from Phoenix.
 The infant of MT. and Mr.. John Baldridge was bitten by a dog, one side of it's face being torn to pieces an1 one eye nearly tom out. There are entirely too many of these dogs in our town anI steps should be taken 10 set rid of them.
 Ars. II. A. Mckee returned from Winsiou, where she has been visiting her mothe. for several weeks.
 This has been a very quiet pay day. Very few fights and no one killed.
 Herman VCge of Prescott was in town last week. Mir. Veg, nas been appointed administration for Jle Thompson estate.
 We have several good men running for justice of the peace and constable this year. Tom D. Han and M. J. Feeney for justice uf tho rsace. and J. r. Dowdy anl Robert Mo-lray for constable.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-15
METHODIST CONFERENCE
Church of the South to Meet at San
 Bernardino.

Beginning Thursday and continuing over Sunday the annual conference of the Methodist church south will be held at San BernardinO, Cal. Southern Arizona is included in the conference and will be well represented. party including the Rev. Messrs. J. NJ. Weems, F.. H. Mowre. l.. J. Hedgepe~h and MT. G. J. Smith of this city, J. H. Mclean of Tempe, Rev. Robert Wright of Verde valley, Rev. L. O. Lewis and Mrs. c. w. Moore of Prescott, Rev. Claude Thompson of Bethel and Rev. A. V. Marvin of SolomOnville, will compose a party which will leave here this evening for San B5rnardino. The chief business to come before the con ference will be the reading of church reports, mission reports. etc, and the placing of pastors. Several changes are likely to be made in Arizona churches. Rev. MT. Weems of the local church has served the allotted time of four years, and his successor will be appointed. Rev. Mr. Weems is also presiding elder of this district and still has three years to serve in that ca pacity. Rev. Mir MoWre goes to join the conference. He has acted as as sistant to the Rev. Mir. Weems for some time, and as superintendent of the Sabbath school. MT. Wright Aas been here several days, the guest Of
Arizona republican., 1900-10-15
MCKEE'S CASH STORE

Pemberton block opposite court house. Telephone 263.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-15
EETGEBORLY LOVE
StOrekeepers at Black Canyon Bridge
 Engage in Trouble.

Frank Moody tho proprietor oc d store and salon 5. rha ,.C. sing of tn Black canyon ro1d and tha Arizona canal. will appear in Justice GIay's c3ur. today cH complaint Of J. c. Har- din, who claims that Moody threatened to kill him, and tn avert such d con- tingency asks that Moody be put un- der bond to keep the peace. The diff fculty grows out of @ neighborly quar- rel of long standing. Several years ago Hardin established himself at the crossing and built up a neat business.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-15
About Weights

There are a few of these ''mossback has-beens" who style themselves gro ceIs who go about the country and al low their clerks. telling people that the reason we sell So cheap is that we give ''underweigh't in everything
 We have never paid any attention to these reports before, but We wish to say that any such person who makes that statement is a ''ccntemptible liar" There is no grocery house in Arizona who gives any better weights than ourselves.
 Our business is now two years old and we challenge any one to produce its equal, as to it's success and the vol ume of business done. The secret is, it has been built upon fair, honest and reliable methods.
 We do not have a different price for every customer We have. Every,' one pays the same.
 Our prices always follow the market. You may pay E cents for bacon this morning, and this evening it is fl cents
 We may pay 20 cents for eggs this morning and pay you 9 cents this evening, but we go by the market.
 We would like ito have these lex cuses of manhood" explain how We beat people when We sell Arbuckle Coffee for 15 cents. They charge 20 cents How We sell corn and toma- toes for 10 cents when they charge b cents Why We can sell Star tobacco AS cents when they charge 60 cents. How we can give 6 bars Gala Lily Soap for 25c when they give only ,. These and hundreds of other articles that never go near the scales.
 We simply suggest that you keep your hand on your pOcketboOk when this kind of caJ,le are around.
 We refused to join the combine here last winter on groceries, well knowing we could have made hundreds of dol lars by so doing, because We did not think it right to rob the people.
 As long as We run this business We will do it on an honest plan; when We can't do that, We will quit.
 Our Savior could not satisfy every body in this world and we don't thinl, any common blame fool man can; and We don't expect to.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-15
PENNEY & ROBINSON,
 The Gun Store. Establshsd 1885, 4ON. CENTER ST, Phoenix.

his father, J. c. Wright, who resides northwest of the city. The report of the pastor of the Phoenix church will show the church to be in a very pros porous condition. During the year there have been fOrty-seven accessions to the church. In the four years there have been 21i members taken in and there is now total membership of 2TO.
 On Friday will commence a busy ses- sion at the First Presbyterian church. with the opening meeting of the synod of New Mexico and Arizona. At that church yesterday morning, as an of fertory solo, Miss Palmer sang "A Dream of Paradise" (Grey)
 The inst Sunday of the new cnurch h year opened yesterday at the First M. F.. church with a large congregation. The pastor, who had been planning with the music committee for chorus choir, was very much gratified with the beginning. There were twenty voices under the direo ton of Mrs. T. M. Rogers, who hopes to organize q body of probably twice that size. Ms. Rogers came from Newton, Iowa. and is cousin of Fred Root nf Chicago, one of the leading authorities in voice culture. She studied under him for number ot years and comes to Phoenix i-o reside indefinitely. Sine pos s5sses 8 voice of much power and mature cultivation. In the morn ing she sang That Wonderful Coun- try" and in the evening "The Man of CaHlee." At the close of the morning service three young men and two young ladies were received into full member ship.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-15

Some time later Moody put up a build ing across the read and since then there has existed wha- might well be termed a Kilkenny cat time between the neighbors. The rivalry which would naturally evolve from such close proximity of two houses engaged in the same line of business grew into the most bitter kind Of enrnIty. and for many months neither spoke to the other as he passed by. The grean-eyed monster grew mora and more persist olt, and finally, a few days ago, Moody met his rival face to face. Fierce blows followed a war of Wy: I= and Hardin. more deXteroUs in the manly art of off nse and self defense, admin isJered to Moody a severe cnas- tisement. For several days the latter was confined to his room anI in the msautima his antagonist lllt ID time in providing against a repetition of the incident. by invoking the dij of the strong arm of the law.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-15
QUAIL SEASON OPENS TODAY.
 From Now on the Sport Will be Keen.

O O
  a n a to ca all of F. C. d O O he
  GUARANTY cos a ron
Arizona republican., 1900-10-15

Over 11,000 English iron and steel workers have received increases in their weekly wages of from 24 to IA per cent,
Arizona republican., 1900-10-15

American coal arriving at Kronstadt. Russia, is quoted at S4.12 a ton. and ex- perts declare that it is in no way in- ferior to Cardiff
Arizona republican., 1900-10-15

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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-12-25
BURLINGTON ROUTE
Its New Line, Denver North
west, via Billings.

The Burlington's Denver-Northwest
Main Line was completed September I6
II taps the Kansas City-Billings Line al
Alliance, Neb. 1t is the short line, Den
yer to Helena, Spokane, and the direct
line to the entire Upper Northwest.
Only 80 bours Denver to Butte Helena
Only IS bours Denver to Spokane.
Only 60 bours Denver to Puget sound
This will be the main travelled road
for passengers going via Denver to
Northern Pacific Points.
To Denver, Scenic Colorado Utah,
Pacific Coast: Two great daily trains
from Kansas City, st. Joseph. Weekly
California excursions, personally con-
Quoted.
To The East: Best equipped trains to
Chicago and St. Louis.
To The North: Best trains to Omaha,
St. Paul, Minneapolis.
L. ]. Bricker, L. w. Wakeley,
T. P. A., 1923 Main St., Gen'l Pas'r Agt.
Kansas City, Mo. 81 Louis, Mo.
Howard Elliott,
General Manager.
St. Joseph, Mo.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1900-12-25

The number Of fine residences
that will be built in Vinita during
the opening months of the new
year will astonish the natives. The
man who expects to be a factor in
building the best town in the
n lrthern part Of the Indian Terri
tory ought to climb onto the band
wagon without delay.