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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1900-09-01
PARAGRAPHIc POINTERS.

y ~
Mckinley and Roosevelt are the
candidates Of the youngest party in
American polities-the imperial party,
now less than year old.-N. Y. Jour
nal.
-"Moneyed interests" are said to
have backed Platt in forcing Roosevelt
on the ticket. Moneyed interests, it
seems, take hand in everything the
republican party does.-Indianapolis
News. #@k
If McKinley's nomination be fol-
lowed by his election there is going to
be another period of backing and fill
ing, of sophomore craftsmanship and
of bowling to the will of party leaders.
IN. Y. Herald Qnd.l. 8
1t now becomes the first duty of
every American to protect the republic
from the p1otters for empire and to re-
move the conspirators from posts
where they have power dangerous to
the republic. Louis Republic.
On the paramount issue-repub-
lie or empire-all patriotic Americans
can touch elbows and, fight side by side.
And if they do all the money in the
treasure chests of the kings of the
world can't elect William Mckinley
president of the United States.-T oledo
Bee. -
The impression seems to prevail
throughout the country that the trans
fer of Perry Heath from the post Office
da1,a ~ N, a,,f ~ +ba rors4;on ~ eaora
tary of the national committee is anr
other move to keep Cuba out of the
campaign. We really cannot blame
Mark Hanna for wan ting it out.--In-
dianapolis Sentinel.
@ Republican : newspapers and re-
publican speeches in congress during
the past year have contained not a lit
tie scofing talk about the Declaration
of Independence and American prin-
ciples-not little in defense of the
policy Of governing people as subjects.
without regard to their own rights or
wishes, but for the glory and profit
of the governing power.-Hartford
(Conn.l Times.
The II. .o00.0o of the human fam
lily whom, the president says, fsparty
liberated from imperialism would like
very well to know where the liberation
comes in. With standing army over
them and hundreds of them being
slaughtered every month in the year
they are certainly entitled to an ex-
PLANTATION of Mr.. McKinley's little
speech on the porch at Canton.-st.
Louis Post-Dispatch.
The republican leaders, on their
OWE party authority, are described as
being fearful that they are going to
lose congress, whatever else they may
gain. They need not trouble them
selves. If the signs of the times mean
anything this is to be neck or nothing
campaign. It will be distinct triumph
for the trusts all along the line or their
defeat and burial under popular ianS-
slide.-Washington Times.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1900-09-01

and of right should be, free and in.
dependent people. 1t says now that
| they are not fit for freedom.
In Porto Rico there is an even more
shameful score charged up against Mr.
Mckinley and his imperial administra-
tion. The Porto Ricans welcomed with
open arms our army of invasion un-
der Gen. Miles. They accepted with
implicit and pathetic faith that Off
GERS solemn pledge that they should
enjoy all the blessings of American
citizenship. They went around the
| streets of their towns of Ponce, OF
Guayama. of Arroyo, of Santa Ysabel,
with pride almost childli.-e in its in
| genuousness, calling themselves
| ''Americanos. They celebrated in
| their churches and cathedrals the
signing of the peace protocol of
August IL, 1898, which placed them
under the sovereignty of the Ameri-
can flag. And in return we have de-
MED to them their constitutional
rights as American citizens and have
levied infamous tribute upon them for
y
Gates.
When the people of the Philippines
were fighting against the tyranny of
Spain we hailed their every victory
over the Spanish arms as a victory of
patriots enlisted in holy war for
freedom. We treated them as allies
in our operations against Manila, and
we profted by their military coopera-
tion with our forces at that time. But
the moment the full temptation of
fered by the opportunity for the loot
ing of their country was realized by
us the Filipino soldiers ceased to be
patriots and became bandits, savage
Malays, cannibal headLhunters. Later,
when the recognized fact of our de-
termination to trick them out of the
freedom they had won from Spain be-
came apparent to them and forced
them to turn on us, we classed them
under the general name of rebels. It
was as rebels that we began killing
them, and it is as rebels that we are
killing them to this day.
This is how President McKinley's
administration has liberated" the
Filipinos and the Porto Ricans and the
Cubans. This is how the republican
party of to-day maintains itself as the
emancipation party, mot of profess
sion, but of performance" as Mr. Nc
Kinley expresses it. For shame, Mr..
President, for shame! You would be
amazed and appalled, if you knew how
your hypocrisy angers the American
people.-St. Louis Republic.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1900-09-01
There VII, BE Fat Fried.

It will be just as well to receive with
caution statements emanating from
republican headquarters to the effect
that Mr.. Hanna is having difficulty in
operating his celebrated skillet this
year. No one doubts that the trust
benefciaries and protectees are thor
oughly swinish-that they are in
capable of gratitude to Mr.. Hanna
and Mr.. Hanna's man. They wouldn't t
give up a cent from considera of
gratitude. But they will disgorge for
their own protection. Democratic vic
tory means trouble for the trusts and
woe for the tariff barons. 1t means
that the leeches who have fattened
upon the life blood Of American in
dustry will be ehoked off. The 1eeches
know it. Mr.. Hanna, therefore, win
conduct his fat-frying in the usual
fashion. He may have more difficulty
this year than in 1896, but he will in
the end extract the needed fat from
the adipose tissue of the barons. The
"slush fund.- will attain its usual pro-
portions not because of the gratitude,
but because of the fears, of the men
who have profted by McKinle yism.
Chicago Chronicle.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1900-09-01
Bean Croauetfes.

Boil one cupful Of brown beans until
well done and dry; rub through d COL
ander; to this pulp add one cnpfnI
of grated bread crumbs. one onion
minced, one tablespoonful ot parsley,
two tablespoonful of melted butter.
one teaspoonful of salt and two we'll
beaten eggs; mix well together. form
into cylinders, dip in beaten egg. then
in cracked dust, and fry in deep fat,
draining. on soft paper. Serve with a
tiny red pepper stuck il the top of
each Home Magazine.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1900-09-01
Through Chinese Glasses.

This is how a Chinese writer de-
scribes New Zealanders in a Chinese
paper: "Theyslive months without eat
ing mouthful Of rice; they at}buI-
locks and sheep in enormous quantities,
with knives and prongs. They never
enjoy themselves BY sitting quietly on
their ancestors graves. but jump
around and kick balls as if paid foriitt,
and they have no dignity. for they may
be found walking with women. Al
,ahabad Pioneer.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1900-09-01
Baked Puffs of Eggs.

One egg and two thin slices Of toast.
TO each person. Seasonings. lemon and
parsley. Toast the bread lightly and
butter well, place IN 4 fat pa1t. beat
the white of the egg until it stands.
alone, form in d square on Tie toast.
hollow litt1ein the center. then care-
fully drop in the yolk. Sprinkle with.
salt, pepper, and dots Of butter. place
ii d hot oven and brown, garnish well,
and serve at once.Good Housskeep-
iLg.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1900-09-01

sent out by the republican campaign
managerr, and these statements in
the Record were palpably written to
order by officers of our army in the
Philippines in order to bolster up the
administration position
Senator Pettigrew's letter looks
much more authentic than the mat
ter which the republicans ask voters
to believe just because it has Phil
ippine postmark.
Republican CrookedDess.
Now it is the bureau of education
in Washington which is being util-
lied for republican campaign pur-
poses. This bureau has been discoy-
cred using the government, clerical
force to send out pamphlets printed
in. England giving the English Tex
planation'' of the Boer war.
The literature is being sent to
school-teaehers in states where re-
publican success seems doubtful It
is rather an insult to the intelligence
of educators to assume that they
know SO little of current events as to
swallow campaign yarns Of English
manufacture.
The bureau of statistics still grinds
out republican matter with great
regularity. It's latest bulletin tries to
make it appear that the English oc-
cupation of Pretoria has opened a
great market for American-made ag-
ricultural implements.
The bald fact is that the Boer in
habitants of the Transvaal are still
using swords instead of pruning
hooks and machine guns instead O
reapers.
ADOLPH PATTERSON y
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1900-09-01
prenarea for Emergenefes.

First Masher ny do you hang
Two thermometers in the window
& Second MasherMy dear fellah, one
is for the heat and the other is for the
cold, you know. You're not so well up
in astronomy as I thought you were
ST. Louis Republic.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1900-09-01

One possible reason for Mark
Hanna's desire to be relieved from the
active management of the campaign
may be that he foresees that he will
have his hands full managing the vice
presidential candidate. Milwaukee
Journal ..-.--.--..z-...
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1900-09-01
-It becomes clearer every q All th

II becomes cEeHTe tVHTy uay that
imperialism is the paramount is-
sue this year, as the democratic plat
form states. And it is pleasant o find
that while our platform commands the
enthusiastic support of millions of free
silver men it viii drive off compar ratiye-
II few of the gold demoerats.-Rieh-
@aAa Dispatch.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1900-09-01
Her Wish

s. Mother-in-Law langrily)---I wish
had million dollars.
Son-in-L Law Why, mamma?
Mother-in-Law-So I could disinher
1T you.--N. Z. Journal.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
BASE BALL WITH
Aes PHOENIX NEXT.

Manager johnson has arranged ssTies
OF genes wish the Phoenix team OF
hoEsehids smsshess. TO be PLAYED fri
day, Saturday aud Sunday. next
4 much harder eight 10 anticipated 1t
the Gssys are 10 carry of this new scalp
,hsn wee necessary in the case OF the
Yuma beys. Time for practice is very
short. the first esme coming tomorrow
afternoon. bu. The boys are making Whist
practice thsy tAve count.
"rwiries" Woolsy, the pitcher and
CO otsie OF the Yuma team. aud one OF
She crack bs % ball p'ayess OF the terfif
osy, has accspted employment odsEed
BY Manager johnson and will .Tenain 10
Tucson and play with shs Tucson team.
Word hes been received here that the
PhoeIix aggregation which will arrive
here tomorrow has been picked from
The Phoenix, Tempe aud Normal school
teams. ,......s
" After the Phoen:z teTies the Tucson
team viii play the Tempe team. after
tsas will come che Globe S4ford and
MoSsuci teams. ... 4..--- -.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
Gard OF Thanks.
TUcsov. A. 4. Aniii II Io0O.

TrcsoH. A. I. Apiii IL. 1900.
Aesa.s OSetwst.. Ccalon ard Donp.
Commttse A. o U. W. Tuoson.
Gent.emeD:
l beg To ackuow'sdgs receipt OF check
Tor $1,000 10 payment of ben-f -ficiary Ger.
iifirase held by my ists b. olLer Peter }
LunerRsn 10 the aucient order OF TIE
UcS'ed Wossmeu and psyabie 10 ms
ttsrsntdar ca HE sls;er. PIsase convey
aas thshka TO lie order for this ptempt
settlement. aid tske this opp,rsunity
ni stsongiy TscoUmendsnz to all msn-
bsrs ofthisccmnueity, whether maisietl
or q gle. tnca e;rpns Institution 90 the
A. G. u. ". and the benefits TO be- de-.
rived from membership therein, where's
by they are srabled to provide for ihoss
who may be dererdent upon them
Thanking esch OF sou psrsorsl.y for she
hindn"ss extended towards me by you o.
the committee OF the order. IA s's@. &s,as
| sm gentlemen you're very respect
tally, -
ELLEN LoNERaAg.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
Personal MENTION.

TT. Maylsud returned to Helvet:a
this morning.
G. M Ooon returned 10 Hslvetia TO.
day. .r
s. W. Bayley came in from Yuma this
| morning.
John Baxter. the mining man, is home
from his Ohio trip.
M'. acd Mrs. Ray mond satterwhite
sreia Pheeo'x,
Jsdse J. r. Black. ons OF The solid
men of Tubao. is in town.
George G. Mullens. U. 8. army man
from Les Angeles, ia 10 Tucson.
W.. Evans. eu'fAcs foreman as Hell
vesIp. wac ia sown last night.
Ed Anderson who has been ON trip
to California, returned last night.
aohn Casey. a minirG man end o,d tim
ss. is 10 Taeson from Dos Csb zis.
Judge q. II. Monf, a former register
OF the Tn ,soa lard cffice hns now of
Wilcox, IS 10 tosn.@a & .zt,---
W. N. Lsstsr, Connected with Tucson
brick interests. csme in from Neeales
yesterday. ...s ..f..5
MIR. A. J. Sho:ser. o yrominsnt bus,-
mess man OF Denver, Colorsdo. is in Tue.
s:n looziaa after mining intsyssts.
Henry Bisg@p. a Southern Pseifc
c1nductcr. together With his wife will
leave shortly fof WAX 10 Ksutucsy.
J. II. CreIk. Sho hss hesn at she hcs-
pitai uodsr tsea.went, wss difohareed
yesterday aud rsiurs ed 10 Helyet;a ON
snis mornings stage.
J. E Mltchsll.. seent fhr ,he @. Il o.
r Il. at Winchester. kentucky. who hes
beea In tGwa Tor numeer Of dsyr. left
this norniag on the east b md train.
Ej.tor r. O. B-own OF the G,ote
Tiu.ea, is 10 1aesen soaas. Me Blown
's at tee hsad OF Ola coansy's delegation
to ihs territorial republicsp convention.
JohD D. Payne has returned from tie
King OF Arizona mine, rorlh west Of
Yums. Mr. PeyEs Eripgs sn excellent
sepnst Of the district. The big mine 10
owasd and contrs cd at Tuessn; it er-
ploys 100 msu and runs an average OF |
$1,000 per Gay.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
ELLEN LoNERaAg,
How's This!

We offsr One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any oafs OF CAsssfh that csnnol
be cured by Hsi's Catasrh Cure.
F.J. CHENEY & co, Props, Toledo
o. 41.l ''.1.e 800. !
We, she uadsrsigned, have kaown +
}. ohaaey for shs last is years and Or.
lisvs him perfectly honosatls in all husi.
nsss Transactions and Hoanclaily abe to
csrty ont any obligations made by their
Il 20. RS ~ = a..i ~, 'ts.s il ,
WEST & TauAx, Wholesale Druggiste
Toledo, o.
WALDlNe, kiNxAs.tE. MAavrr, Whole
snle Druggists, Toledo, O.. ...aal.
Halls Catsrrh Cure ,s taken internal
ly, sot,ns directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces cf the system. Price.
75c.. peg bottle. Bold bs all DrnReisss.
Tsstimoniala free. .as ~, s >@a .
Ha!l's FamsfS Pills are the best. ''..'.o
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
MINOR MISCELLANY.

What became OF PaskeIP
S,s the yoang ladies' drill! at the Phil
harmonic band ooncert Maya.
The Bard OF Trade mssts this even
IN che cfflce OF Seosetery sHaszsrd,
Joe Wise returned to sOalsbnsas this
morning BY ssnxe, after q two days Sis,i
10 Tues o. Il aa g
Mayor Eman ns1 OF Ton bstone, who ID
also court Gem missioner. leaves Chicago
for home next Saturday.
The Q He Ct toe tatr tory against Jesut
Maohado chSr9ed With maas,auxhte L;
being heard tedsv in the district court
Two msxicans Mugaos end Msr,po
were brought before the po!ica court
shis morning AID seatss ced to Elk 3, 4
ten days recipe ctiveiy.
The South Fifth Aysnns boys kav4
1 jast conplsssd an excel'en tsEnls court
on tina oorrer facing tue military plaza
| and the old Hay nea ;lase. There ere
Elk ynGe2 nsu Ia tas c!at.
This jlry in ths oase. of ths Territory
against Francisco MIR hs.l vas ditchssg-
cd last night at ten O'Clock. after having
bean In rsiiEsrnens :histy hours. They
were unable to agree. tho poll standic e
8 sor conviction. for acqaitssl.
/ ByoE Onaa OF the U. s. Gso'cf iorl
survsy CANA In tron Gl,ee last evening
M. Oman Ia 90 expert bar joist in addi-
tion TO his geological work, and will
leavs ea the 9Th OF May with the Misses
O!cksesou mskicg musical tour with
ehem.
J. K. Mulk9, president of the Inpcs
raj American Mining company OF Lee
Angslsl, is in Tueson. Ms. Milky pu;-
poees remaining here nnnbef OF days
aod will visit the compsny's nomesous
% nirR properties in he vicinity. later
yoiaR overland wish bis sn sinesF 10 NJ
gales s7s
Gus Clark who 10 counsctei 9Th tho
h,usss Of Rsdslovih spd Cosbets rscei
we'd verdict yesterday 10 the oourt o.
= 'iononville crtitl;ag him to pcstess On
OF vsluaols copper nininS property nsar
3olamons.lls. The claim was located
~ Clsfk's father seven yesrs .go, hut
work lassinR it vas jumped by other
astEss. Ffom these be now rseevers.
The Fh>enix Republican says:--G Geo
rGs FL, Smsiley. lhe mining cornepop
d Ant o. The Republican, lefs iAss nigh.
Ger iha Santa. .Rita sooaateins ia south.
ern Arizona. He hss some copper
and gold claims which sre loeated
in Old Bssdy. abe sscond highest peak
IN lAf'seus. This great mcnnssin vac
entirely covered with sDow shen Mr..
3n Alsy left u two weeks age. Last
Juna daficg 9 saowsforn . gsid tlsim
yes discovered by the Phopix cores
poRdens which be calls The Tempest. A
Isrge number OF Tucson people whit Old
Bal1y every yesE ard camp during the |
lahmsr months amid the p,nss and cak
sees IL the caIyons. A strange thing |
Ibtmt tho bg. naoantsias 10 the mild |
nssB OF the climate in the Canyons. Ia
J 'tons Csbin canyon ios did not form ell |
sinssr upon water leit 10 tia pale, willie |
'bose the canyon q mile or so were great
,snks Of snow aud ice. Mr. Smsl.ey !. is |
INTERESTED with w. b. McElearv Of Tue |
on 10 = bsR dczsn o.s;ma Oh Oh Badly |
They will soon begin the
h'pn sat OF ore TO ihs Hstvs:ia sm ,i.s-,
shtsh 's but eight mties fion their
,iatna.,'
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
lThas rssoha.nx Haaa.aha

Would quicaly lsavs sou if you used
rr. kiae's'Nsw Lifs Pills. Thousands
al sufsrers have proved their matchisss
mort for Sick aud Nervous Headaches.
rhay make pure blood and strens nerves
and baitd up your heslth. fssy to take
Try them. Oaly 25 cents. Money bach
1t net cured. Sold by Geo. Martin,
druggist. sn-
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
Done forget that clnhh;n~ .....

Don'e forget that clnbbing arrsrcs.
ment which the ClTtsEE has made With
the Mining and Metallursical journal
OF New Yosk Oily. Pay the ClrrzEn one
years subscription in advance sad yo.
viii ges shis Journal for ono year free.
Send your name to the Mining and Maj.
sllusgicai Journal aud you viii get a
sample copy free, provided sou msntion
che OrTIxGN. .s ~. =
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
When TrayaIing

Whistler on pleasure bent or business,
take on evsfy trip bottle OF Syrnp Of
aftgF, 40 it acts moat pleasantly and ef-
feotua,ls on the kidnsys, liver and bow
ole, preventing fevsrs, headaches sud
other forns ossiekasse. For sale In so
cent bottles by ell leading dsuagiste.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

WAsTED-Agents to sell IA X, gold
flied watches. Enormous profiss. Write
at once for particulars or send Money
Order for s3. .95 for sample, guaranteed
for 20 years Detailing ut s13) With priv l.
ege OF returning. EngleCd Watch Go.
3O7 8 II Grsnd Ave-. Milwaukee, Wis
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
lied for Record.


Mh log d. cd -R0hsst Reid Raessll
end Alex heKay, tysA. G. Simkins st-
toi Dey in fsos. 10 James A. Green Of De-
tsoit std. Ferris +. Fitch OF Pontiac.
Mich. gronp Of Ase claims In ths Qat-
jotoas. CoDs,terstion ore del'ar asd
other valaeb!s combinations. G
Mitina ioest,ors- North extension OF
the Geld STANDARD 10 she Aio district
by L4H Hosey ct al; also. the south ex-
tension OF abe Ieasi Tender by came in
same distsios. ea.sse esd6 2
Four mining locations in the @ i.,otoas
BY j. W. Yscum. 4- ' ga ~
Is Mining dssd-Ths Mckinley m:ne in
the Al, district. from Robsssl Saith 70
the Papago Mining company Oh Los .Aus
geies. .ais.,s@sn sl.28 ~
Tucson Reel Estate association to
Frank Daily, iet a,sllock 10, in the
Heighss.- Uons dssa sien SI00. s2lE4f -
Basgain and ssls deed j. II a. usi Finn
eses and wife To j, NJ. Mafiscal, LOT 8
10 block 36 Consideration, $3.50. Lo-
cation. Ninth avenue between Third and
Fosrsh streets. -.1-,s'~s s@'ti1 ~
. Four nieina notices C.J. Layery ct
al, Helsstis Minipe Dissrict. Bond OF
Frank ID. King as notary pubic.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

re Oare Oald i'm One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinins Tablets,
All druggists refund the money Il IL fail,
to you're. e. W. Groves signature is fos
each boz. 25c. W a. %%
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
lSierritas Marble Ouarries.

l.. I. King OF the Tucson marble
works has just returned from the Sisr-
ritas marble queries whers be has been
doing como assessmeat work upon his
claims there. The district has evidence
Of coming to the fsoat Ia e proar o n OF
building and osuetery marbles. Samrlss
are nov being put In ehape for submie-
sion 10 the school trustses OF Tucson.
With the vieH to furnishing the ROCK fer
use In the new school bulldogs.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
Tuossa Tsmps.asare.
Netiee.

Ine regular spring round-up will com
mence as samaniego's ranca In Canadl
del O;o. Piuai county. May 5th, 1900
All parties Interested are nosified to a.
tend aud owners Of cattle who wish the,,
vaqueros and horses fed should send q
written order.
i P1wk MIG aAM.yyvno
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

"a SINGLE FACT ia worth chip
load ct argument" Every cure BY
Hood's Ssfsapaulls 10 faot, proving its
merit, aud the thousands aud thousands
cfcures recorded csrsainly should con.
vince you that Hood's viii cute you.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26

REPUBLICAN gains have been notable.
both IN Kansas and Nebraska. This 10
encouraging.
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
FRED FLEiSHMAN,
J vz n~vyrnxu=

~ A@A u AAA A1AsO " .
made we'll By ear livsF pills see sn exam
pie sorshy OF general inisstioe. Period
soslly tho body. like house. reeds to be
sss sa csder. and thsse pills serve 40 O
regulator. PsspaFs we'll Tor she SOM
msr run 70 falling iesses by renovatiuR
the little silm ants lurking about The sys-
tsm. Remember, TOO. that !. adina ply
sicssas peonsaaea cur prescription de-
pastmsat ths hest. q:
Arizona daily citizen., 1900-04-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Nkw oRNp .RrF.

NEW ORND RIFF. ,.-.,... .- +,
Warren E n.r. Chiossc; r A ClslAnd
Cincinn astj; Mrs I'll fowler Ssff.rd; F 4
Hsfford. Phoenix: e r Monk. Wilcox,
Mr. and Mrs g 8 Mulkay, Dragon; Til OF
ssWeli. Ei Pasc; Misc q F J,nss. Find
ley. Oh D Dors,. Fict. Mich; J K
Wood, Phoselx; Geo II Young. ssn
Francisco;J vosburGh, LIS ADseles
MIS- Lsonafd L. N yrthrur, Nav York.
OcerDESTAu.
EiC, ,Ao9esson. Saa Fran rcisCo; J r
8 witt. Los Angeles - O Evsne, Helvt-
lis; Rosa Zspata. N ogaiessJ F BisOh.
Tubar: ] ID Stsndfosd, Kansas City; r
P Csapdall. Aee'ine, Tes; David Thur.
msn. st Louis; 7 q Hamilton, FL Peso.
SAN XAVIER. 80
DC Th,uman. Tombstor; james F
Frastsr. Bi.bee; a Temple r, cksr, Ii.
lie Rack. Arb; Mr. sod Mrs Geo s Null
ke,. Dragon; Vim Buckins am. Chica.
go; Joe Busb. Ef Paso; W a G,ss ne.
San Louis Pot ii, Mex; Geo G Mallips,
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