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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-05-31

will undoubtedly catch, while Ses-
sions will be in the box one game
and the new pitcher southpaw
Frank Klinkhammer, will pitch
the other game. Mr. Klinkham-
mer arrived Tuesday evening from
Southern Minnesota and is guar
anteed to be a good pitcher-one
Of the fastest there is. The locals
have demonstrated they can play
ball. They need all the financial
backing you can give them; get
out to the games. Cavalier has a
strong team, being practically the
same that won the state champion
ship last summer. They have
two strong batteries and the games
promise to be close.
Roland Kane, formerly on the
Inter- Ocean force, but now manag-
ing the Nelson County Indepen-
dent, of Michigan, called on his
many Devils Lake friends on Sun
day. MI. Kane is immensely pleas
ed with his new home.
It pays you to have a good
watch for "1ime is Money"-yo u
can buy an Elgin, Waltham OF
any other standard make at H
Huesgen's at very reasonable
prices. Every watch fully guaran-
teed for three years.
Contractor Beamer has a force Of
men at work on the farmers rail-
road and is completing the grade
within the city limits, in accordance
with the permission recently grant
ed to the railway by the city coun-
Gil.
Farmer John Haslam returned
Monday from an extended visit to
his claim in Rolette county. John
may do for a farmer, but if he
doesn't want the Colonel to get
after him, he had better let his
beard show itself.
Violin and guitar cases for Sl.75
at FL. Huesgen's.
There is a new girl at Post
master Daeley's since Monday, SO
if your mail got mixed up. the
first of the week, the mitigating
circumstances justify dick" in
making the mistake.
VIM. Crazy was up from Crary
to take in the baseball game, on
Tuesday.
Thomas Thorson, clerk of court,
has notified the local attorneys
that the coming term of court, set
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-05-31

1T was a later model than the bank
presidents, but after Mr.. Fishe.
started OF mount the bicycle, he
discovered that it was . a lady's.
sIt is with a good deal of plea
sure and satisfaction that I recon-
mend Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy" says
Druggist A. w. Sawtelle, of Hart
ford, Conn. "a lady customer,
seeing the remedy exposed for
sale on my show case, said to me:
u really believe that medicine saw
ed my life the past summer while
at the Shore and she became so
enthusiastic over it's merits that I
at once made up my mind to rec
ommend it in the future. Re-
Gently a gentleman came into my
store so overcome with collie pains
that he sank at once to the floor.
| gave him a dose of this remedy
which helped him. I repeated the
dose ard in fifteen minutes he
left my store smilingly informing
me that he felt as we'll as ever
lSold at Greene's drug store.
A grove meeting will be held at
Ole Amundson farm ten miles
northeast of town next Sunday
Services will be held in the grove
forenoon and afternoon. Coco
music and singing. Come and
spend the whole day.
We expect a carload of furniture
in a few days. Something nice il
this shipment. All the latest nov.
elites in the furniture line. Gee
w. Gets, the house furnisher.
Devils Lake will have two games
Of ball next week with Cavalier
The games will be called at 3:3(
on Tuesday and Wednesday after.
moons June 4th and 5th, at the
new park. For the locals, Gilmore
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-05-31

as we'll as to the enterprise of the
hustling real estate dealer who
ordered them.
E. H. Kent was up from the
Forks to see the ball game on
Tuesday.
John w Maher always has
money an hand for farm loans.
Call on him if you want a loan. If
Flax seed for sale at $1.5O cash,
$500 on time. Inquire of VIM. II.
Brown & Co. 400 bushels of the
seed is at Peter Mattson's on NW1
9-153-62. 45 bushels is at Crary
and AZ bushel at Devils Lake.
This is good seed.
sophus Kallak, Fl. A. Moe and J.
Church were among the crowd that
came from the Ferry, to see the
ball game Tuesday.
The Advance Thresher company
will soon have a complete sample
rig on exhibition at the large ware
house of Prosser & Serumgard,
their agents for this territory.
G. M. Fisher will give you a
cigar If you ask him how close he
came to committing grand larceny
last Monday. Mr. Fisher placed his
bicycle in front of a certain stora
in the city and when he came out
started away with another wheel.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-05-31

\. 81 - ME.NnG &-AA4lN F4 sEHtIsr-SE N-T& A
his years residence here and we
hope he will decide to stay with
us.
Our carpets and rugs, the larg-
est assortment we have ever ham
died, large rugs. in Symrna, Vel
vets, Brussels, Administers, etc,
have arrived. Geo. w. Gets.
Charles Fl. Dickson government
inspector, was in the city Wednes.
day evening, on his way to Wash
ington, after spending some days
at Fl. Totten, on business connect.
ed with his office.
Lake View Creamery separator
cream is the purest and heaviest
cream ever sold in Devils. Lake
Why.no t buythe best? Telephone
al.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Lucy Pope, Of
st. Paul to Benjamin G. Taylor, oil
Mankato, which will occur at the
home of Bank Examiner Pope, in
st. Paul on June 18th next. Miss
Pope taught school in this city 70,
two years. Mr.. Taylor is a promi.
nent attorney of Mankato, MINI,
Reliable hail insurance WRITTEN
by a responsible firm in a reliable
company. Insure now. It costs
no more than if you waited unit
July. See VIM. II. Brown & Co.
M. Gagen, of Mabel, Mimi, i.
the guest of his brother, T. j
Gagen, of this city and intends te
invest in some real estate in Ram
sey county.
VIM. III. Brown & Co.. have Jus
received five thousand up to dat;
folder and wall maps Of Nortl
Dakota and also of Ramsey county
These maps are done in colors ant
are a credit to the map makers ar
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-05-31

by law for the first Monday in
June, has been postponed by order
of Judge Cowan until July 24th.
Into each life some ruins must fall,
Wise people don't sit down and
fbawl;
Only fools suicide or take to flight,
Smart people take Rocky Noun
tain Tea at night. G. w. Greene.
Cavalier VS.. Devils Lake, Tuesday
and Wednesday next. will he good
games.
Mrs Henry Meddlemen and
Mrs. VIM. Orr. were up from Crazy,
on Sunday.
M. D, Kavanaugh, of Crazy, was
in the city Monday, on business
and pleasure.
There will be a jury term of
the United States district court in
this city in August.
Don't forget the dates ofthe ball
games next week. Tuesday and
Wednesday Devils Lake VS.. Cav
alier.
81. G. Franzen and Chas. Todd
made a pleasure trip from Grand
Harbor to this city on Tuesday
evening.
81. N. Wickum, of Crazy, was
in the city Decoration day, to at
tend the exercises.
Miss Leona Vale, who spent a
few weeks with friends in this
city, returned the latter part of the
week to her home at l.arimore.
Miss Ethel Cockburn, of Webs
ter township, was taken to the
hospital on Monday. She is ill
with typhoid fever.
w. I. Miller, of Grand Forks,
formerly of Saginaw, Mich, is in
the city on business and also cal
ling on his friends, from the cities
mentioned.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Turner,
left on the flyer on Tuesday for
their new home at Medina, N. Y.
leaving behind them hundreds of
friends who regret their departure.
Miss Turner will remainin this city
for the present.
Devils Lake defeated Lakota, at
Lakota yesterday by score of 7 to
a. The batteries were, Devils
Lake Klinkheimer, Sessions land
Dugen; Lakota, Ball and Hunt.
A large crowd from this city at
tended the game.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-05-31
II LOCAL. FIELD.


For choice southern grown mil
{ let seed see Prosser & Serumgard
w. j. Morgridge, of Grand
Harbor, vas in town on Tuesday.
Powell sells Farm Lands.
f. O. Getchell was over from
the fort, Thursday.
81. Huesgen has something nice
in the way Of souvenirs" at very
low prices.
Felix Routier is a happy boy.
It's girl and they say it looks
I just like its ma.
Sea shell souvenirs for 25 cents
at III. Huesgen's.
G. J. Atkins, of Cando, was in
the city several days this week
+, looking after a contest matter.
Separator cream in any quantity
for sale by the Lake View Cream
cry. Telephone al.
Rotary Parker alarm clocks
), keep on ringing till you get up.
! 81. Huesgen keeps them.
Chas. Beegle and family will re-
move to Mr.. Beegle's homestead
in the northern part of the county,
this week.
The latest style adjustable
bracelet for $3.50 at Fl. Huesgen's.
E. r. Barnet and family will
move into the Beegle residence on
Seventh street the first of the com
ing week.
Strawberries are now in season.
but it needs Lake View Creamery
separator cream to bring out the
flavor. Telephone al.
George III. Glass, of Churchs
Ferry, was in the city attending to
real estate matters Wednesday and
Thursday.
w. F. Garfield, who has for the
past eleven years been superin-
tendent of the Fort Totten Indian
school, has resigned his position.
You can get your eyes fitted with
the best lenses, set in 10 year colo
filed frames at II. Huesgen's.
Mrs. H. H. Ruger's sister, Mrs
. Walker with her daughter Miss
y Elsie, Of st. Paul, are in the city
and will be guests of DIR. and Mrs
Ruger, during the summer.
Elgin full dress shirts for swell
occasions, at the Boston Shoe and
Clothing company.
F. L. johnson, of the Free Press
has transferred his interest in that
paper to VIM. 81. Brown who will
= conduct the paper hereafter. Mr.
: johnson will remain in the city
for the present. F. L. has made
many friends in the city during
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Homo Visits YOucs> lie.

/: has been Sn;ue ,jlle nee ..No,
mo corr--pondel wi,n Tcc TIMES.
and some OF the news ka may o,ve
might oe little stale 20 us trt;t win
be trcsi. and crisp 70 maEy Of yonr
readers.
On last Thursday mar,,i.r yom
scuhc borrded the TN a!.4 w.i.t as
llr a. Jono,vlylr 10 a.t~d tie arnuoi
meeting of he Union Cou.,v B.p-
'i>' nsSocaton, lie WIS .cro,,,oa-
MED by Mr.. II. J. kiicncn,. ., ono
f the re reyro>entatiycs Of the Dap.
ISL crrnra At thu place The visit
u. Jonc,vlc WAS vc7v pleasant
rnc. aLd he hospitality Of the ue,nle
is immense. We wcr. assigned "a
he peasant n me IF Mr. and Mrs.
( u. O'>hu ID. whn did Ill in t,,.ir
power t. make uul st.r pt..sant ana
r"cy were entirely successful.
MAS not pr~seur al the urtai.jz -
ion Of the l,eering but the f.rmer
'uon"ratrr and Clerk, J. i. SAWYER
nnd l.. II Je.er were elected and
Smith was elected Trra .ur,r.
| uIet some fac.s lhat we're once
taniiar but MT familiar now EXCEPT
. winkl" Of III" eye and the sound
f ,no voice. Prominent among tina
rnnuber Was Rev. }. d. Mahon.
whose face | had not seen ia over
v"nty wears. His BODY has lost to
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Openini1g of Books of Sub.
scription.
State 0f South Carolina.
County OF Union.


Pursuant 30 commission issued n
~" undersigned As cOrpnCatorS hv VI. r.
Hooner, Secretary Of State. on the goth
day of August.
Notice 's hereby given that books nf
Subscription 1u the capital stock
OF tn Bailey lumber & MannFacturirv
Cml"aNv viii he opened at utli e of T
BAILEY, II the cltyof Unin. State and
county aforesaid. on September 9. 1901
al u ~.
fhH said proposed corporation will
have . rap!tal stock ur SiO. 600. divided
into loo shares IF the par value Of SlOG
each with lis principal place of business
Al Union. :. & and viii be empower;d
t" en.rnge i" III" business Of manufacture
ana q" of hn:'lng material aud house
FURNISHINGS and Fl e Insurance agency,
R l.. L. le!laf MeNaiiy. Corporators.
Bolt
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Sometime to Remember,

When cough or cold is neglected consump-
ton almost invariably follows. emember
yet has proven in many thousand cases IN
absolute safe cure for coughs, colds and con
sumption. Taken in tim 1t cures quickly.
Children like it because il tastes so good. In
sist on your druggist kcc" ing ii for sale.
Read the seemingly miraculous cures IL has
effected, printed on the wrapper around the
bottle,
4 IitiabIe Sight
What is more pitiabc than to see a puny
delicate little Guild absoiutr,y d,inS from
neglect There are many little ones, whose
checks would grow :oT.', who:c c,cs wculd
grow oright, w;hosc ic,k w>u!l be lum :, ard
pretty if OILY the " rrms THAT arc krowirg 1T
thci, NiCa.S were removed. v fich Is C,'s'ly
citeC ted Will! MCthrr's Wor..i Syru;. so lice
TO take th.: CE.irii al; .Cr <. i-oncurc FOR
bottle.
The src-"t &c Cool Wealth.
The secret of beauty and good health is
clean iuc.S. Va:l-.n' :"CSs h-CC.;s TiT~nrc
Inter-: cleanliness is even of create i'm, or.
tancc than ,AtcrIIt,. kcup our Iur u,L.c
and your bowels thoroughly clean by taking
MEXICAN Root Pil! occasionally. Their use
docs the ncrres, Kidneys etc., good also. Only
25 cents box.
GoOche's Quick Relief.
When your joints ard bones ache and your
flesh tcclS tender and sore, Il 25 cent bottle Cf
Coaches Quick Relief will givo you ouick
rclicr. Best ,urc for collie.
Healthy Blood Makes Healthy
Flesh.
To have good flesh and good feeling, to
look wei and feel well take some Coaches
Sasaparllia, Nothing clte so good for pale
aid sickly women.
Pile-ine Cures Piles.
Money rcfoundcd If it ever fails.
ANTI-AGUE cures Chills and Fever.
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"W.th feeling he said he would
abide he result uf tn" primary. " Bal,
he REGARDED - trUc Democracy wa
tue voice IF the white people OF S0Gih
Cacoliua at the Unl,ot-oDN, uui he
wIniei ~ committee og /. 81 f." corn-
between hm and the people, If the
white Geop!" said re was right then
q B.! Ju'..',Iu would have to come
to hir. lLNughtnr) II they did not
endorse h.Y ne W,u. abide thn re-.
suit aud stand by The people 1t
gay" him pleasure TO discuss mnttcrs
with such q man @s Col. j ,hrstlur,
and heywouid like 10 discuss the sub
sidy bill with nt,n. Col. Johnston.
agreed to this and this closed the
meeting
The above is clipped from August
Kohi g report ot!hc sp"aking at An
derson August 3U;h, at the close II
the speech Dy Senator M"LmrIn.
This seems fair, aut if Senator Nc.
L1ur!n il sincere in his declaration
that he viii abide the result Of the
primary, (aud We have no reason to
doubt his sir. erity,) this is all hat
can be asked OF him. We do not all
see hrCugh the samo glasses, and hc
has perfect right to rrrd der unto ,hn
perpl9who seut him as their repre-.
o a,Ne, m account Of mis- stcwaod.
ship, and they nre 90 be TN" Judges
a to his fnithiuluesa We are for
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crat and WIZ Abide the Result of
TIE Primary. Honestly Believes
she is ifi&hi ana OnIy Wishes TO
! Submit His Record 10 His Con.
StitUcnts for Their EndorseIucnt
lNp"c'al to the Greenvillr Daily \ sw.l
( Anderson, S. c., Aug 80 Senator
! NrLanrin sudden and unexpected ap-
. n""r"rre here WAS the fiGost coup ey-
I ccHi'd IN State politics in many u
/ cjnv
( Having been informed that fLa
. seekers Of his senatorial scat were
/ mixing capital out OF his absence
N-r&'or MrLaurin determined to be-
/ present at the Anderson mectsng at
any cost.
re'~gram caught him lust as he
/ was 'eHvirg New York by boat for
! N'ri"lN and by hiriug q special train
! from seneca be arrived here ai two
. cock Less than ten men knew it
: ana although very tired w,th the
/ Journey which Included eighteen
. ".U"'' O; Sc" aicisHeis he waueu into
.'H crowd with gloves cT stated his
. 80 - and woE fully seventy five p.r
rsht, of the meeting. 30 speei,,
.", ."'''ie>S was SHOWN MIN as he WAS
-" "Hr' wan ar hour 10 he fol
N'" :? ''"iiS'on WIN the r"p'y tor
~ "'": less tnan twenty
- "','' s'"FFiNai lac was speak
W. "C'''Sloh" W"S evitently It
, "'H' an" mace Il Hp'endId speech.
''t, ''i,'' '."'I'@ an ms power Of sar-
l'e we" 20 h"i' UP The senator
''..','et 81 r,ruHi'cahiNm ard
+ "!'.'V'''" ~ '1r', '" me "Id war spirit
/ az" p"trn'iain. He at
~" "''' Ch Ills vote on the
90 ''H views @" expansion,
"L ~" isder&I patronage
~ ,'', ''' '''7 ""Ne' ol r'dc"ie and sar-
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" WANTED.

Ladies TO do writing at h,me. Salary
$50 0O pr month. Stationary furnish. d.
r>or particulars apply to Miss FANNIE
4. EPPs, Miyhiutou, 5. q. Enclse
Gamp for reply 3j 3tp.
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WANTED,

] want to buy old Swing machines.
\nyO;e having old macnlnps that are
rnrn cut, not giving satisfaction, aud
wish TO get rid of them for cash. or ex-
''ange for a new High. arm Siuger, will
AL on or address The SINGER MFG Co.
'partal burg, ). q. 1t makes no diff .r-
nee what make of machine you have
will buy it. 36.1m,
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COAL /! COAL!

1t viii pay you to see me be-
fore you buy your coal,
| will keep both lard and
soft coal of the very best quail
ity, and all orders will receive
prompt and careful attention.
Respectfully,
3G-1t f. w. MOORE.
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WANTED-You to know how to
make money. Come and buy my
land OH Broad river, adjoining the
Lockhart Mills, above. Prefer to sell
us a whole but will divide to suit.
6. ID. FARRAR
Lockhart, S. G.. 35.2t
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1T was estimated that there were
almost 1000 men in line, represent
ing all the trade organizations Of
Charleston, during the celebration of
Labor day
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WANTED

Your accounts to collect. Prompt at
"ntiOn to business guaranteed Mer-
'hants. doctors, lawyers and business
nen generally will find it to their in
crest 10 give me their accounts
j. ID. EPps,
Gihbes House.
Union, s. c., Sept. 4, 1901 36-3tp
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STATT? NEWS NOTES,
Condensed From Our Exchanges.

Condensed From Our EXCHANGES.
Miss Lena Keith, q highly respected
and p~omiceut lady nenr Mcfarland
about y miles ffnm Wadesboro, v
| G., WINS assaulted Wednesday, the 2Isr
and was probh bly, fatally injured by ;.
end hanged and sbnt aInost :,
pieces.
Wo-l, uiu soo :,
,a,. nottan 21Du o"i,i.nshce on Tn
ra.trr;,,o ,'''',, 'l'e hol.ohoh manu-
berry Side trso,,s go tL ~ NV
+ raiIrooS 70 - s;ta ' .a,.' .us ~ n 4"
s,r.ndv hea, orasoJ So'eIIeo' nav
- boino: IoSa,,5 80 tue sroun"
nract;on ot tLo ,T, "uu i'fopareo iof TN
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Suhs' ribe for The Times.
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hcLAURIN SHAKES
THEM UP ATANDERSON.

He E"jtcrGtes That he is a Demo
crat and wiz Abide the Result of
ire Urinary. Honestly Believes
& ne IS HI&hi ana OnIr Wishes 10
Submit His Record 10 His Con-
StitUcnts for Their EJldo rsey,,cDt
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04
Change of Agents.

Bert F. Hoyt resigned the position Of station agent of the G. V. G & N. By. last Saturday, owing to the eXacl- ing character of the work which has taxed his strength. Regret is express ed because of MT Hoyt's resignation, especially by the business men Of Globe. who have found him always prompt, accurate and courteous in the discharge of his duties. Mr. Hoyt will remain here for the present at least, and will take much needed rest. He likes Globe and her people and is not disposed to change bis place of resi-. dence if he can ind an advantageous ipening here to engage in business.
 Il. H Needham, late in the employ f the Southern Pacific at Bowie, has succeeded MT. Hoyt as agent here. He Is a pleasant gentleman and comes well recommended.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04
Resolutions of Coincidence.

Resolved, That we the officers and members of Bnteman Lodge, No. 3S, l. o. G. T., would record an expres- sion of our loss in the death of our brother Grover G. Frederick, who dur. ing the few weeks of membership in our Order has by his consistent life greatly endeared himself to us.
 Resolved, That We extend to the parents and friends of the deceased our sympathy and neiRhborly condol- ence.
 Resolved. That n page of our min utes be set apart for fitting record of the connection of our brother with thls lodge, and the insertion of these reso. luilons; also that the charter of this lodge be draped in mourning for q period of 30 days.
 Resolved. That copy of resolu- tions adopted by the lodge be sent to the parents, Mir. and Mrs James Fred erick, and that a copy be furnished the city papers.
 Respectfully submitted in F. H. c.
 M c. TAYLOR,
 w. F. RAWLINGS,
 A. N. NoFTsGER.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04
Death of Rev. l.. L. Rogers.

Rev. Lowell l.. Rogers died suddenly last Thursday evening, March 2S, at bis home Tn Los Angeles, Cal. He had been out during the evening to see bis son, Earl Rogers, and after return iug to his home was siezed with a violent attack of asthma. Death fol lowed within an hour. The funeral took place on Monday.
 The deceased leaves widow and three children--Blanche Rogers, Mrs. Harry Thompson of Tempe, Ariz., and Earl Rogers. the attorney.
 Rev. Rogers was formerly the pas tor of St Paul's NJ. E. church here, and memorial service was held in the church last Sunday night. Rev E o. McIntier, the pastor, spoke of deceased's life as Q minister and col lege professor during thirty years of his life. MT. A. H. Morehead, our county treasurer, paid tribute to hIs usefulness and integrity as Mason, a citizen and a Christian Mir. Harrison Jewell also spoke kindly of him, and particularly of his work here when pastor of the church, in 1898 and 1899.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04

The new law in reference to delin- Quent taxes cOmpels the board of su- pervisors to publish the delinquent tax list, and reads as follows: "The de- linquent tax list of the several coun- ties of Arizona shall be published once each week for four consecutive weeks each year in some newspaper published in the county where such lax has been levied, and the boards of supervisors of the different counties in this territory shall advertise al east four weeks in some newspaper for bids tO publish said delinquent tax list and the contract shall be awarded to the best responsible bidder.'i This law takes effect at once.- Yuma Sen tinel
Arizona silver belt., 1901-04-04
Catholic Notice.

His Lordship, H. Granion, Bishop of Tucson, Arizona, will make his first episcopal visit in the famous Gila val ley of Graham and Gila counties, Ari- 2ona, in the coming month. He will administer the Apostolic rite of con irmation in the different places that he will visit
 Itinerary of the episcopal visitation of Right Reverend II. Granion, D. D., Bishop of Tucson, Arizona:
 Arrival at Solomenville, April l3, at f p. m. by the G. V. G X N railroad, will be in Solomonville, II and l5. in San Jose, l5 and l6, in Stafford. l6 and r.
 Arrival in Globe. F at S:30 D. m. by the G. V. G. & N. railroad; in Globe. April Is, I9 and 20. Cordial invitation to all REV. J. O. BARRETTE.