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Frye and Hale.

With its prestige in the House demoI-
isned. Maine still maintains her position
IN the Senate. William 2. Frye is its pre-
siding officer and Eugene Hale chairman
Of the Committee on Naval Affairs. Hale
is also William b. Allison's lieutenant in
the Committee on Appropriations. These
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THE PRETTY GIRL BIUSHEO.

WILL LEXINGTON COMFORT.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-21
The Week Of Amusement.

had bad start with rainy Gay
Monday, but Tuesday came IN
with a bright day Of sunshine and
Il cool, crispy air, carrying with it
its usual invigorating and delight
ful sensations.
Mondays weeping OF the Gle
ments prevented our success in the
parade, and disappointed many at
not being able to hear Mayor
t1ladmon's address advertised for
the forenoon at the band stand ,
On Railroad street; butln the even
ING when good house was secured
for tho dramatic entertainment
dads Girl at Kings Daughters
hall, the promoters Of the amlse:-
ments for the week felt as if things
would even up before the public
had time to indict the association
for beginning the week with an
inch or more OF rainfall.
With all home talent, except Mr..
A. Z. Maddox, author Of the play,
the following cast of characters
gives the names OF those who fur
nished short, snappy little per
folmance, full of line and vim, with
no tedious waits between acts to
worry those who were present in
spite OF the inclement weather.
CAST OF CHARACTERS:
Judge Lovetoddy, Archie P. Maddox
Hank Jordan, ). W. Elliott
Jack Hamn, L /. w. Edgertonl
Nat Webber, Dr. Redan
Zena5 Grimes, Henry Webber
Salvation Billy, G. Mcqueen
Susie Smith Miss Maggie Blue
Mrs. Robbie, Mrs. G. Mcqueen
Miss Prim. Miss Gertrude Eastman
TriX. Dads Girl" Miss Mary Elliott
The clay pigeon shoot Tuesday
was very spirited one, and some
good scores we're made dis follows:
T.. Wheeler breaking five out of
DOssible 5. G. b. Grover /, +. d.
Oslin 4, VIM. Eeary 3.
Some misunderstanding pre-
vented the curious and anxious
public from leastlug on oysters
at the tent Tus sday evening, and
the races for Wednesday d. m.
were postponed till after the ladies'
tournament in the afternoon OF
Wednesday.
At the ladies entertainment
there were six entries, five rings,
three trials prize being won 10y
Miss Della Edgerton, with Mrs. }.
w. Elicit close second. A good
crowd was present at the contest
and all seemed to enjoy it. At the
race in the afternoon, there were Is
horses entered, Mr.. Alex Camerons
horse winning in first Ord of a mile
dash, and Mr.. Edgerton's horse
coming out close second Capt
Clarks horse Yankee, trotted ahead
easy in the trolting race, winning
over Mr. EdgertOn's stNllsh trOtter
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1900-04-21

! last running race, OUT Ml' Aol"
nedy's 2 year old Nellie q, of St.
Louis won by a length over Mr.. "A.
Cameron's Charlie--the favorlte
up to Nellie Us appearance on the
turf. A large crowd OF people were
on hand and the sport OF having a
horse race seemed to I'd Ike we'll
with the lovers OF horses and others
as we'll.
Two comedy larces at the hall
closed the entertainments tor
Wednesday the tilst one going to
the races" and the other "the TRIALS
OF a theatrical manager. The
parts were we'll played by Dr.
Reuan, A. 7. Maddox, j. w. Elliott
and Lawrence Blue, but the house
was small.
The trap shooting contest came
off Thursday morning and i'll
the sweepstake shoot 10 birds
each, Mr.. M. J. Breen won on a
score of 6.
LIN the grand tournament Thurs
day AFTERNOON there were nine
entries: G. Mcqueen, lsham
Edgerton, d. Cameron, j. W.
Elliott, B. Buchan, r. Dodson, O..
Il. Grover, and Mess. Watts and
Mitchell Each man paid 81 90
entrance fee, and the amount coz
tribued two prizes-$5.0O and
$3 90, Mr.. Elliott taking first on
seven rings out Of a possible fifteen
and Mr.. Buchan six. Mr.. Elliott
also won the privilege IF drowning
The Queen at the ball given at
Piney Woods Inn, Thursday even
ing.
<Thursday evening at 9 o'clock a
large numper Of people had assem-
bled at the Inn to- witness first the
browning of the Queen, and take
part in the ball. Miss Kitty Ware
was chosen for the Queen and
gracefully crowned By Capt CLARK,
Mr.. Elliott dele eating TO him that
privilege after winning in the grand
tournament.
Over 200 people attended the
ball our town people turning out
in large numbers. twenty-five
came over from Pinehulst, II Of
them being from the Carolina hotel
From Carthage we noticed u. L.
Spence, D. A. Mcdonald, L. Il. Kit
ter, r. L. Tyson, and Miss Lea Oh
from High Point, DR.. G. F. Lucas
from Currie, W. Fl. Pemberton
from Fayetteville, Mr.. Black from
Wilmington, 3. F. Brubaker, Miss
Brubaker and II. L. Rand, Raleigh
Many friends from Aberdeen were
present and added much to the oc-
casion.
The ball was one Of the grandest
successes of the week, and the
IL
The oasis., 1900-08-25

would suggest that the respective county committees take up the sub- ject and provide for a thorough canvass of voters, urging them to pay their poll taxes and register before October 18th, at which date registration will close.
The oasis., 1900-08-25
Jewellery and
 Stationery
 Establishment.

With the best workmen to be procured In the United States and increased capital and facilities. l shall be better prepared than ever to serve my constantly increasing list of customers, whom 1 hereby thank sincere ly for their patronage and confidence.
 E. ]. PELLEGRIN
 Matchmaker, leweler and Statloses-
The oasis., 1900-08-25
THE POLL TAX LAW.

Ist, so it is stated, there had beer but forty-two registrations of quail fled electors in Santa Cruz county That is hardly thirteen per cent o the vote. Voters generally are apathetic and will not register or account of the compulsory paymen, of poll tax, upon registration, es provided by the last legislature; and unless something is done the vote will be very light. Many who have formerly paid the tax, volun- tarily and readily, now neglect or refuse to do so on account of the compulsory feature of the law. Others who had always paid, but were needless about registering were placed upon the register by the registration officers, who can- not now do so without the neces- sary head tax money.
 A test case is being made up in Phoonix, to have the constitution ality of the. law determined. But that the matter will be brought to an issue in time to be of any value in the present election, is not confidently stated. Judge Street, before whom the case is to be taken, has gone on his summer vacation, and will be absent all of a month. When he returns there will be only month remaining be- fore close of registration, and by the time the case can be heard and the decision promulgated there will be scant time to make a full regis tration and get out the normal vote.
 There seems no doubt of the un- constitutionaiity of the law. It is class legislation and of the most vicious kind. Ii is only in degree that the objectionable feature is not so plainly apparent. But once recognized that legislature can make payment of head tax pre- requisite for voting, the franchise can be very quickly limited to the wealthy or well-to-do classes only. The same power which makes the tax two dollars and a half head can increase it to one hundred or to five hundred dollars How many could or would register and vote with payment of such an amount necessary precedent condition' The principle involved could at one fell swoop be made to destroy manhood  suffrage, upon which free institu- tions are based, and bring about the aristocratic government of for mer centuries, to overturn which bloody wars have been fought. The measure at which Arizonans have now rebelled is one of the most revolutionary of the century; and it is a revolution which goes backward.
 Although plainly unconstitutional the law is fully in force until de- clared void by competent judicial
The oasis., 1900-08-25
In San Nlguelito.

Charles D. Ragsdale, who is one Of the owners of the Hoodoo group of mines at San Miguelito, Sonora, has been in town the last few day on busi. ness connected with his mine.
 MT. Ragsdale Is an old resident in Bisbee and was one of the solid mer- chants of the town until tha rich prizes offered in the field of mining lured him to try his fortune in the development of the promising group of Sonora mines known by the auspi- cious title of the "Hoodoo."
 These claims are in the San Miguel district and are now being actively developed by Mir. Ragsdale and others
 The sinking on the lode is being proceeded with as rapidly as possible, and the result is to lay bare an ore body which has so far rro,rI to be wonderfully rich.
 In fact, from the grass roots to it, ,resent depth ore has been extracted which has assayed at sums proving 1t to be bonanza.
 This fact of the discovery of paying propositions from the grass roots is no uncommon occurrence in the SaE Mi guelito region, and instances are num- erous where the ore bodies have proved rich from the first piece of cap rock knocked of to the depth that the prospector or owner in the first place had been able tU drive his shaft.
 High assays have been numerous in these young mines of late, and Rags dale says the region is quite poor mans camp. This, however Is an as- sertion that should not be taken to mean that every man without means can rush in there and strike it rich. Time and labor are necessarily spent in the search for paying proposition, and disappointment may result. What is signified is that the mines discover ed often prove good propositions from ths very start.
 A good deal of bonding tu wealthy syndicates has been done lately, and the result will be the exploiting of in q thorough and syste- matic manner
 The future of this sonora region is assured, and it is confidently asserted by prominent mining men that San presents as rich field for the miner as any other portion of that great mineral belt --Cochise Review.
 A dip iu the Pacific is what you need to make those roses return to your cheeks. The inducements offer ed you in low prices to the finest sea side resorts in the world, provides means by which all can take advan- tage Of a profitable vacation and good time. Seaside excursions every Thursday. Fare for round trip to Santa Monica, San Pedro, San Buena- ventura, Santa Barbara, San Diego Long Beach, Newport Beach, S37 40 To Catalina Island s225 additional.
The oasis., 1900-08-25
Removal.

On September lst I shall remove to rev and elegant quarters in the BkICKwoOD BUILDING, where I shall fit uD a modern
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-09
Gin tuertbIoies 0ciek.

Yis bic @eridte bon Gbio nit benz
8eieb se9en forrupte Wablen fertig
iinD. bleibt ni1ts mebr bapon iibrig.
Ser gntibeioung zines Glepelanoer
&ibters. bab es auf gongreBmablen
iiberbaupt teine Nntpenbung finben
fann, fOl9te i'm Greis9eri6t in 5olebo
cine, bic ebenio intereIant lit. sic
be3iebt iib auf oas Wanoamus Ser.
fabren oes Staates Ohio fir 8. e.
3iggs ge9en ben 6dulratb BON Wau.
NEE. Sem aenannten Rld9er ipurben
Sib unb Stilnme i'm 3atbe pertpeigert,
neil er nidt, benz Garfielb Geiese ge-
mdb, snr fefseiebten 3eit ben geri1t
iiber feline Galnpagne Nus9oben bei
ben 3uftdnbigen Beb0rben einQerei1t
bate. Das Rreisgeri9t entIdieb nun,
bas oemielben aus bieiem Grunbe feline
Steaung ni6t borentbalten iperben
tonne. Mdes. mus nit ibm gelheben
tonne, iei. boB er fir Werna4ldlfgung
Der Geiebbeitimmun9en befraft ipiirbe.
Die gntfdeibung III oesbalb befonbers
ipidtig, neil iie bic erite oerartige Mus=
le9ung oes @ariielo.@ .@eiebes burh einen
Geri6tstof Dbio's lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-09
0ie Iiebct WertuaMOtctt.

Gsht libel mitseipielt baben Yer=
tpanote bem Gomaro peterlon. einem
Garbieen in Miopale. st batte ih
DOR etpa einem Sabre perbeiratbet. ii6
einee,idtet uno lebte nit ieiner iunaen
Grau sliidlid uno 5ufrieoen, biz 0er=
panote .auf Beiu1" tomen, unb atpar
elm Shmaaer unb eine Shnd9erin.
Die lih in COS Wobnung iehr beboe=
lid einrihteten. 8alo muBte peter,
ion aud erfabren. baB iein S9mager,
Der aneeblib beiddftiat mar, nidts
meiter tbat, als i'm 2anoe berum3u.
itrolden, uno bab Die lieben Dermano-
ten adn5lid auf feline Soften lebten.
Dieierbalb tum es in ieiner 0duslih=
feit gu unliebiamen Nuftritten, bel be-
men aud bic eiaene Jrau iebr balo par=
tel gesen 90. er9riff. uno als er ppr
einigen 5agen bon Der grbeit beim=
febrte, fano er oas Saus leer, unb
suar i'm bpQiten Sinne oes Wortes,
BERN Die Grau hatte ben ganaen 0aus=
ratb fur einen S6leuoerpreis pertauft
uno mar nit tbren Nermanbten auf
llno oapon sesansen. 50. bat li9 in
iein 9didial sefunben uno fiibrt jebt
eine Sunsseiellenwirtbidaft
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-09
@eNorbeM.

Wit Derrn peter Ghmibt, behen
Nbleben 9eltern Mprgen um 2 ,lbr In
ieiner Wobnuns am Neaberoam err
folate. lit elmer oer dlteren unierer
oeuiIhen Pioniere aus ben 3eibcn Der
2ebenben aeihieoen. Cine 0er5frant=
beit mar bic 8pbesurfohe. perr
e1miot mar e.ipa IL Sabre aft. gr
binterl6kt zine Mit!me uno bier Gin-
Der, s,uei G0bne unb 5tuei 90nter.
sn Zen Gomerstomn III in Der
Nadt bon Eienitna auS Mitttpod Ggs
@ountp Gommiiliondr Mbam Miler
geiforben.
I'm /. 9lnauit lfarb in llbridspille
Grau Sos. u. Ban Gifran am Gino-
bettIieber. sie mar % Sabre alt.
eSm Gountp Mrmenbaus but Der
arimme S1nitter Cob in lebter 3cii
reihe @rnte eebalten.
Nrl 25. sSuli itarb baielbit Gbas.
Weneer. 81 Sabre alt.
Nm 26. Suli Daniel EeOault, 80
Sabre alt.
9lm l.. Musult Sacob Gutter, 81
Sabre alt.
9tm 4. Wueuit 9lleranber Meit, 81
Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-09
Scr Mnerl6bIiNc Wannsrod.

gei Der tiirslihen idredlihen 0iBe
pa9te es Der Staatsanualt bon 98ll=
minston, GEL. Der lih fonlt INNER
nah Der neuelten 0looe tleioet, pbne
Nod, aber in einem tapeQoien 9emo=
bulen. Ger ben Neio ieoer 5Srau bon
Belbmad bdtte tpeden miillen, cor @e=
ribt su erlbeinen. Ser 8ihter erblidte
oarin cine unboflibteit uno beiabl oem
iunNen Manne auf Der Stelle, leinen
Nof ansusieben.
Sn ben Stem Dorfer Geridten lit
man III oieIer 0iurht meniger miiroe=
ppu uno mebr perniinftia. Sort
bat ein Gibter freilpillig ben NoUotaten
erlaubt, ibre G0fe ausSusieben. SO-
gar Die unbeus,amen Geribtstribunale
gn9lanos iteben in oieier SeSiebun9
ben, sDilminstoner &idter na1, oenn
ibre Nibter baben ,udbreno Der jiin9=
item Sommerelut Die perliifen orn il.
rem ebrlpiiroigen Sduptern entfernt.
Dem Nrbsiter seltattet man Ireilib,
in Semosdrmsln auf Der Gtrabe gu er=
iheinen, uno i'm eiaenen 0aule madt
Iib's mobl Sober bel oieier ldpeiBtrei=
benoen 5emperatur 10 bequem als er
fann, inoem er BOD uno 9Geite, nabr=
lbelnlih aud Salstra9en, Salsbinoe
uno Wanibetten abitreift. 5oweit
aber baben mir es leioer nod nid)t ge=
brabt, BOB man obue Sod auf Der
Strabe poer bel 0fentliden Geriamm=
lunsen eribeinen oarf, obne iein Nn=
rebt auf ben eiferiiibtig gu tpabrenoen
5itel zines Gentleman" gu aefdAroen.
g8obl oarf man ii6 otn 3od aus biiun.
item @emebe uno aus .i9neei9em 2ein"
fertiaen laRer, Elm God aber mub es
immerbin iein. 9a perfdbrt Die itrense
4oniain Mooe NIT benz anoeren @es
Idledte bod oiel gndoiser. oem lie ben
bubi1en, tleioiamen meiBen Doer bod
belfarbiaen .ibirtmaiit" als seniisia.
meg Obereemanb porIdreibt.
g8arum ourfen bic Mdnner ni1t
au1 uibirtmailts" traeen ? @infa6
neil es bic 5pranni,,. Der mir alle frei-
milis ooer unfreitpillia oieneu, als un=
aiemli1 perbietet uno babel auf bic Ye,
quemlidteit Der n6erren Der sd0.
pfune" blutuenis gtifiiht nipmt.
Ser Mann, b,r es burdiebt, oab man
bel IS ooer 80 Grao i'm Shatten un-
eenirt irgenbno obne &od uno Weite
seben oarf. beroisnt als Wobltbdter Der
Menihbeit in Die 8eihidte einsetrasen
au tperoen.
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Der GarmeD a..

Ser garnepal Der glts, b0s greiQ-
nib bes Sabres in Netp pbilaoelphia,
geaeniiber benz io9ar Die prdiioenten-
tpohl in's e1aitenhofte 3uriidtritt, lit in
pollsm 8anse. Wie iih's ben .beiien
9euten Der groe" aegeniiber aesielnt.
lrablt Der Rimmel in bealtem @lan3e
unb bic Grau Gonne meint's nur gar
3u gut. unb tuenn bic WenI1beit in
5hpeibe bes MnseIihts ibr Broo ellen
mub. 10 iheint iie auh bo3u perur.
tbeilt. i'm Shpeibe bes MnQeIi1ts Der
6reubsn bes @arnepals tbeilhajtia Sll
rperben. Dod oies Hort bic Darmonie
bur1ous nidt, uno 10 tpuroe ami Won=
tag Der Garnepal eroffnet unb lit nun
in fd6nitem 8anse. Die 8elddits.
bduier. bas Gourtbaus unb piele pri=
patbduIer linb biibih oetorirt uno ie=
oermann ideint in feitlider Stilnmuna.
Muf benz Sefpiabe baben piele @e=
iddftsleute ibre eieenen 8aben. bic obne
Musnobme auf bas @d0nlte ausse=
i1miift lino uno oeren Waarenausla=
gen 3eiaen. mas uniere &auileute gu
leiIten i'm 9tanoe iino. Gbne irseno
jemanb au nabe treten sll tpolen, t0n=
men mir uns bier bic 8emertuna erlau=
ben, bab Die Nusiteauns Burniioe's
allsrieits als bic id0nfe anertannt
miro. 9lber aud @enbauiers, Die
DeniIen &c.. g. g. llrfer, Meper &
&old, s. W. gurrp. Die 3ellner 50.
unb piele anbere baben iehr bubibe
Ausltellun0en.
eSn Der Mitte oes Musfellunssplabes
ipruoelt Elm Spring nabrunneu uno in
oem Bailin tummelu iib Slide. bic
lid alleroinss nibt aus freier Nobl
oaIelblt beiinoen. Sie 8onoola oane=
ben miro namentlid pon benz iuneen
0otfe gut frequentirt. Inter einem
3elte bat Die 6eltmuIif ihren Ylas.
Sie 2eiltunseu oerielben peroen allse=
nein als iebr tiibti9 beSeihnet.
Non Dem Nusltellungsplabe fiibrt
uns nun Der Weg nad Dem ei3entliden
Garnepalsplabe, op6 bitten mir nerpeu=
ibpahe perlonen, uns nidt bier9er 81,
fol9en, benn Der 2drm 1T, namentlid)
Mbeuos, obrenbetGubeno. IS lino IL
peridieoene uebows" auf benz Ylage.
unter melden Der Menaserie bon 9a=
eenbad unbeitritten Der erlte Gau9 ge=
biibrt. 9luf Die 2eiliunaen Der per=
ldieoenen vSbous" ndber einauaeben.
feblt uns Die 3eit uno Der &aum.
0om 8etiimmel oieies Plabes fliid=
ten mir uns nun in oas beutlde 9orf,
um oes .Hebens llnperltano nit Jrob=
! finn gu genieBen". @emiitbli6 ieben
mir uus an einen Der eroben Slide
uno pdbrenb mir uns an einen @laie
8ier erlaben, er9obt lih unier Sbr an
ben @eIdngen Der 5Droler, tpelbe aui
Der giibne Elm lieo nod Dem anoeren
gum beIten eeben. lleberaQ berribt
6r6blihfeit unb 2uf.
g4er lib aber nidt au benebmen
tpeiB. meloe iih am ginsang on be,
5. Strabe, mo- Sobn +. Gerber allen
oenen, bic bies beoiirfen, fnltenfrei
2eftionen in Der Wnltanoslebre gibt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-08-09
g t

ift ipie Deuti1lanbs arbBter 1iter nit Gedht ia9t
Elm aana bepnberer Saft Gs tit bic Quene, barans
GeiInbbeit ober jmere 4eiben Seben ober Cob liebt
Geiunhes BIut Iiefert benz &brper no Settle hnblib
neue Nabrnna. bamit jene fdb perIinsen Webe aber
ipeuu bas Blut entartet gDebe, peun es bnrd ebers
arbeituna bel t1ledter Grndbrnns ieuer perlingen.
ben GIemente beroubt unb at befien nit ben gtigen
Stoifen angelnt ipirb bic td1 TN aDrper aus been
Craanperbroud3 ftetig entrpifeln nnb BON bem ees
Td5mdbten glnt mitt mebr fortsetrasen ben ytieren
unb ber 2eber nibt mebr 3nr Mnsi6ei6uu9 Hberbradt
iuerben fbnuen. Damn 1T baSfeibe 8lut bic Gue1e
bes 3obes. tpenu Sbr nibt fanid1e Silfe idaft bic
ben felt esabrbunberten erprobteu unb berabmten Ct
Bernard Rrdnterpilen Gs 1T bas cine Mr5net mel.
DIE aus ben reiniten 4fan5eni6ften nnb an benz en5i.
aeu 2ede berqeftent pirb, baS 8Iut 3u reini9en eS
III beIeben unb bamt neueS 4eben bem RDrper ein3.
H6ben nb bieien 3tued fonn aud oieie Ar5nei anein
nur erreiben neil e MIR au bieem 3pede ollen nit
bic Sanb sitbt bienen ion. ale Appfbefen 25 Gts.
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0etratbSbemtut8mngen.

Dts 8. Walb. Stem Dbilaoelpbia -
Maub 9olmes. 3oar Citation.
W. s. @treb - Wmelia Seitel, beioe
bon Canal 9ober.
Nrlp 0ines = goitb &linser, beioe
bpn Strabburs.
Walter 8. Jorifer, llbribspille -
Greba Yeet, Senniion.
Walter 8. Waro. Mantus, 8. =
Cora u. 9oopengarner, Winiielo.
grnelt y. 9ia - NeQie s. 8anoerbilt,
beioe bon Denniion.
Sobn $. @albraitb, Garne9ie. pa. -
Nellie %. gdert, port Waibinaton.
goparo 5bmeiber, Doper 3p.- Alice
Sled. Sugarcreet Sp.
Orange @lart - Nnna Sobnion beioe
bon Nem gDmerstomn.
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gs III nidt INNER Der M0nrl, ber
Gelo bat, Der frtunblin lddelt, bdufig
III es BET Nann, iuel6er 8elo borgsn
mil.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-10

cities, which found much and deserved favor with the audience. After the per formance tonight Hermann goes to
 Los Angeles
 A PRINTER KILLED-Last Sunday
 morning the body of Frank B. Reming-
 ton. a printer. was found by the train
 crew near Pembrook, a station fifty eight miles east of Yuma on the South ern Pacific. The body was about thirty
 feet from the track and the neck was
 broken. Remington evidently met his death by falling from the east bound passenger Saturday night. which passes through Yuma at 1O:20. as he was known to have boarded that train there.
 THE QUARANTINE PARTLY RE- MONED.-Mr. J. c. Norton. territorial veterinarian. says that the United States quarantine that had prevented the movement of cattle from California into Arizona since the first of January this year was. partly lifted on the first of this month. The government rule now allows cattle to enter Arizona. provided they are inspected and meet the requirements of the sanitary board of Arizona. Cattle. however. must be brought in during November and De- cember for on the first of January the quarantine will no doubt be placed on California cattle by the government
 OLD PEOPLES SERVICE--In this age. when the young people are taking up the work of the church it is possible in their enthusiasm to overlook some of the interests of the old people. to whom We owe much for the goodly heritage they have left us. In view of these facts the pastor and Epworth League of the First M. E.. church have arranged an "Old Peoples Service" for Sunday morning. Committees have been appointed to invite the old people of the city and vicinity and to convey all who are not able to walk. The church will be appropriately decorated. and favorite music furnished by the large chorus choir. In the evening the Epworth League will hold public ser vice.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-10
MEETING OF LIBRARIANS.

Albion. Mich, Nov. 9.-A large num- Der of librarians. educators and writers are in attendance on the tenth annual meeting of the Michigan Literary as sociation, which began a two days ses- sion here today. Henry M. Utley of Detroit is the presiding officer, while G. M. Walton of Ypsilanti acts as sec retary. Among the peresons of prom thence whose names are on the pro gramme for papers or addresses are Mrs M. C. Spencer of Lansing. James E. Scripps of Detroit and eX-Governor Cyrus G. Luce of Coldwater.
Arizona republican., 1900-11-10
Fresh Oysters

Lovers of the toothsome bivalve all agree that our special pack are the iarg5 st and best they have ever seen. dozen for 8 cents, dozen for 50 cents. Eagle Brand and Cocktail Oysters in cans always on hand, frozen solid in cold storage.
 Daily shipments of Fresh Fish,
Arizona republican., 1900-11-10

Maximum temperature, S4; minimum temperature. 49. Average relative humidity. 29 per cent.
 Total precipitation, O. Character of day-Pt. cloudy.
 L. NJ. DEFY, ., Observer.