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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25

AUCTION Sale Groom house. NOV
ed from 1879 Second avenue 70
Martin & FuNR sRlesrooms, if2S
Third avenue VIII be sold az pub
lie auction. Friday. Sept. o. 10 90
"a. m. Consisting Of the following
fine oak. bedroom suits, fine
ladies' combination writing
desk fine purlor furniture.
rockers. chairs center tables.
sideboard. fine antique oak
dining table. cost $50 en-
amcl bedstcad. very fine. 3 single
dressera. rs fine pictures ! fine
couch. I fine bed lounge, > fine Ak
minister rugs. 9xl2. Eureka Smyr-
ma rugs, these I rugs cost $500. @
ro-BruEaels aud fine second
hand carpets 3a yards liuoleum. ua
good as new, lace curtains aud por-
tiers. ono big lot Of table linen and
towels. pair Of fine pillows.
quilts. blankets sheets. mattresses.
springs. fine Rrnntteware. dishes.
glassware. I range. cook stove.
heaters. blue flame oil stove. LOT
n hardware and other goods
Goods can be acen Thuradnv even
Ing raWfmher sHle Friday. lO.g0
Jos. Martin. Auetioneer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
INJUNCTION
WAS REFUSED
JUDGE TalIman Passes on Case Of
Maple Against Commissioners

Judge raIlman last night refused
20 grant an injunction in the suit Of
J 81. Maple against the county com
missioner and the Puget Sound
Dredging Co. 20 enioiu the latter
from erecting n bridge across tho
Duseafnlnh river. The hearing last
81 throughout the afternoon and an
evenirsg session until ? o'clock The
fudge decided that the com mission
erss award Of the contract ~ the
puget Sound Dredging 60. should be
allowed 10 stand. as the statute per
mis- them 20 exercise their discretion
n accepting or rejecting hida.
Mr.. Maple sought the Injunction
or the ground that Gchoneld q Saw
aye had bid $500 less for the same
f0nfracf
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81 j u En-. EGGS.
EETTER EGGS
For one week you viii find us here.
selling our fresh Fancy Iowa
Creamery for 25c per ID. others
charge zoe for same grade. and
what's more. YOU always get Il
fresh. eur sales being so big IL
leaves no time for anything 10 get
stale on our hands. AND LISTEN.
OUR STRICTLY FRESH RANCH
Eaas. ONLY sc A DOZEN. We
guarantee them all. most OF You
all know a. but for the benefit OF
the new comers We have to mention
these things. You new corners.
watch where the crowd goes TO buy
their butter and esgs and you viii
soon find yourself at the
COW BUTTER STORE.
1874. Second Avenue.
NOTICE or REMOVAL.
on and after the LIST OF October YOU
viii find the COW BUTTER
STORE doing business In the
Chaplin block. southwest corner OF
First avenue and Pike. and all our
patrons In the past. as we'll as 9TH
erS that ought 10 have been. are
invited TO follow Us there. Our
business has been steadily on the
increase. and We expect IN our new
location To double II yet.
COW BUTTER STORE.
TIE Quaker Cabinet = Ready FOR
instant use when received. No set
tins up. no trouble, no bother
Warranted TO be the best or an
cabinets at any price or vour
money refunded Could not Ne
made better stronger more dur
ahie or convenient II you paid four
times tho price we ask for a. 11s
Warren avenue. 7. CLARK
BARGAINS In secondhand household
goods call at Red Front Furniture
Company We can give YOU fire sec
ona- uand cook stoves, bedroom sets,
carpets they look as good as now
for half the money. no and li2 Sec-
oud avenue south
ADVERTISING rates af all maEaEin,s
and newspapers furnished on appli-
cation. The {. v. white AdvertisiiS
Bureau, New York building. Seattle.
ACTOR. author and manager wants a
partner to assist In taking out twn
new playa Address Rox "a this Office
GOOD things to eat home cookIn=
only l6c and up Home Restaurant
and Bakery ael Third avenue.
SEE fIoyd3 Rriscoo 4 Lloyd, az IIIneE-
Is block shout your homes for cash
or deferred payments.
THE cheapest place to buy oil aud
gasoline II from the Olympic on 60.
81 THIRD avenue. Tel Main agl.
oNYpONOR Victory the genuine
cures all diseases. avoid limitations
G. Mcdonald block
WANTED Old gold and silver lie
HenHel mts ieweler. g Hluckley.
LADIES. try hath Mrs. Tnit care. I
ful massage 9l Third avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25

~ AnAM CAROLINA e The well
known, wonderful elairvoyant me
dunn. tells past. present and fu-
ture, names given pianist read
ings and cards roc up Room
1914 Second avenue
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nIha EamaIe prummsr,,

People who viiuersed the perform
anee nf - Female Drummer at tho
Third Avenue last sunday night en-
cored Harry Lakeland Grace Beebe
in their aefobaflc songs and dances
until the audience themselves grow
tired ~ applaudiug. owing 10 III
ness. SIR. Ladeu has not heen able
70 appear n this particular specially
since, although taking part IN the
play. Tonight. however he VIII be
able 70 perform his famous acrobatic
feats and for the balance n the week
VII be seen IN one of the hest speci-
alties ever witnessed in Seattle
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Fined BlInd. Pig Operators

James Marriott. keeper ~ a resef,
a. Madison park. where liquor ia va
lawfully sa'd. MAS Hnrd So and
costs by Judge George yesterday A..
ternoau for selling liquor without n
license. Geo. goeh ans anra s.
and eusts for the same urrnse. ar =
a promise saarted from him that ha
would CLOSE ur hts place The eases
% fAHrie Hehreicf and william Htsf-
fen wers continued. the former anti
today ard the latter until neat Tues
day.
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heaters.
The Roget Itslisa ssne

This evening TIE engagement OF tho
Royal italian hand VIII begin a. the
Grand Opera houae This will 20
oul ~ the notable musical events 81
the season. The library used IS tbs
hand - said 90 b. tha moHf eNneu-
slEe in America. SlEuus srfe8t1ra.a
standlns with the nrHiclafa 81 hIa
native country has era bed him 70
draw upon the great band libraries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25

Old gold and silver lie
Henael mfs iewcler. IS Hluckley.
LADIES. try hath. Mrs. Tnit. care.
fti Massage Oh Third avenue
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U. S. EnaInaer Wants Laborers

The local United States engineers
once has made application 70 the
city employment bureau for about
81 men % DO work At Forts Casey
and FIaglcr. near Port Townsend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
RAPID GAIN
American Goods Being Extensively
Used in Philippines

That American manufactures srs
gradually gaining q strong fnothold
in the commerce ~ the Philippine
Islands cannot he shown better than
In the following table - iFuparts-
fians - the Islands from she United
States for eight montha ending Feb.
1890 and Fah flfH.
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va a. bJITShH. attorney at law
suits prutfclEted and defended To- ali
court "a ~ Hears experience praaead-
ihNH su bankruptcy Companies lncar-
pHfafrd Abstracts carefully 81. m
tnra COLLECTIONS made IN All parta
% he Waited states. Highest crfu-
mtHciaI ard bank references na
Third avenue Phone Main ioao
hfECk Ext. 4 civil and criminal
prat Tee. % years actual cWparlaues.
eoHHuifatinnH free Room a. AfiirE-
ton hotel tower purtaEtesl. Phone.
Main g6
J. y. BALL. ls and u RoKweii blerh'
lea Columbia ri. Phone. Glue hso
General practice iu al the courts
Damage cases a specially.
Moderate fees onsultatiou fToN
~ q. POSTER. Mutual Life huiidlas
Phone. Main ~.
FRANK II WRESTLING. Boston Ok
u 3 MARTIN. 40 Mutual Life bia
). a. KELLOGG. &c HALEY build 20.
vs.. 10. LANnCTH. ss1 Pacific block
A q MACDONALD. 100 Burke III
Root Palmer q Brown Pioneer blt
u. g. CoNoVER ,4-ta Halter building
LYMAN p KNAPP. 30 llslisr building
q WARD KEMP ~. Burke buiidi1s
, p. DOUGLAS. go New YORK. hli.
HORACE PETER ti Nev York Blk
PIERRE p FERRY 2sa Rurkc NNek
g s LANGLANp rs y '. bloc s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25

OF the Spokane grand iu incns three
eircaa
public. TIE
Indicative principles which
ina
to BE q o anarchists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25

different kinds pcs-
defy
blood.
Madison there
known bnd boldly
WILL
say, city
a0uor
which seek the bow-woVs"
They Evsry
fhe a
anarchists Judge oeorset
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25

o. italy FOR material IN addition.
Manager Eliery has also re cured
numerous selections from tns latest
marches and popular pieces - this
toHnirT Tho entire equipment Of
the orEauizafion II the best that can
BE- secured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
Storage Room Per Psai

Light. dry basement. two eleya
tors. entrance from front of rear
VIII rent far 2 & ar = Huutha.
Seattle Eewspaper Union. 81 Second
avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25

This evenings performance viii b.
the last production ~ aBnbrs Iu the
Wood 90 the Seattle thaafsr aThe
The ToEmaker' runs the rest Of the
week. including matinee this after
noon. Souvenir toys sill be- given
20 children or mafinera. both today
and Saturday.
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lanes Hsln NEXT wsss

James Neill viii hold the boards all
81 next week at the Seattle tfia
repertoire viii Include Auraaff5
Days The Lottery ~ Tat-a =
Henry Arthur Jones The case a.
HebcliiouH susan OHcar AVIae'a
AN ideal Husband" "TtaseruHre
Attorney"
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Ballard r. a. N. TO Organize

,rne Royal Arch Maaous Of Bal
.srd wllI meet a. the office of John
W. peters IN the city hall a. Ballard
al : O'Clock. for ne phfpo.e " or
sv.nizfrtg a large eharter All mem
- ln Ballard are asked to BE- pres
eut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
Soldier and officer in Fighi

w. II. Rice. a soldier from Fort
I,awfon. was arrested BY Officers
Chapman and freeman last even
ing. re eras engaged ia q serious
Alteration with one % his superior
officer. Rice wili b turned over
10 the Officers ~ the fort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25

Light. dry basement. two elevn=
tors. entrance from front or rear
s,Uf rent for p s. or II months.
seattle Newspaper Union. si2 Second
avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
nI.iAIss anLiNan.

CLARKE pefnIn shorthand Hrhl1a.
Individual irstruetieH ~ Boston.
LEoa Haniuera College. Union 20. IN
oiViduai inatrueti9n. an subjects
BEST methods aud teachers Aens
iiasinesa college Second sud PIX
s IS school TslsgrapaY Pioneer
WIf.RoN E MOO hua coll Main as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS wanted Life OF Mckinley.
Eve hundred page. large book,
Handsomely Illustrated outnt free
now ready. 75 per cent. discount
10 agents. freight paid. credit civ
en-. Henry Neil. 1913 Dearborn st,
Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25

The between the prolonged and Disgusting trial 81 the
a pleasing let
Mckinley without dramatic
the hearts ~ anarchists and preventing
posing
public after commission murder.
be tolerated the chief attractions them viii have vanish
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
Runaway Girl cauah,

Nellie smith. pretty ts-yssr-nlf
runaway from Tacoma. was pick
ed up on First avenue BY Detective
PhlflpH last evening Sire VIII be
returned "a her parents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
CLASSIFIED ADS.


OSBORNE uHEMPER = CO. iac
Abstract Co established lku Min
los claim abstracts. basement Of the
hatual Life huiidinE
Booth WhfftIfHrgsf iarfard Abstract
Co established fan. haFemenf =
halirf hlack Telerhars. Main iH
tEATTLE Abstract Co. y Y. 81 ok.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
Storage Poom For Rsn,

Light. dry basement two elsva-
TORI. entrance from front or rsar.
win rens for a 8. OF ~ months.
avenue south
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25

Buy a Diamond Ice Coupon Book
The season b. on Tel. Main i0aa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25

Sensible Buyers take Salmon can
merry stock iu Interstate Flaherles
Co. Greyhound dock. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25

For Millinery Suits and Cioaks call
on NJ. u Peaae and Johnson Co, 1903
Second avenue
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT or
the state OF Washing ton, in AZ.
for the County OF King. Jane c
AEard. plaintiff. vs. Neis n. Ant-
erson. A. s Peterson. %. ]. STRAIT
August I.ovegren. The Prsstc1
Mil Company. a corporation. ar
the Scand inavian American bArk
81 Seattle. = corporation. defend
ants. No. SaeTs. Summons b
publication.
The state Of Washington TO ~
said Nsis - Anderson and A. 4
Peterson. defendants:
You are hereby summoned 70 sp-
pear within sixty (eo) days after ne
date OF the first publication Of ths
summons. tO-Wit. within sixty dAys
after the eth day OF Aug. 1851. and
defend the above entitled action h
the above entitled court. and answer
the complaint of the plaintiff. and
serve q copy OF your answer upon ne
undersigned attorneys for plslnitf
al their Office below stated; and n
case Of your failure so TO do. tudg-
ment viii be rendered sgaius; you
according To the demand OF the com
plant which has been filed with the
clerk OF said court.
ne hNAfAA vi NHAA ANSNN
action Is 20 forecioHe a mortgage
upon lands In King county. Wash
inEtou. to-wit Lots fif,y-four 90
and ffty-fve lsSl IN Dwights Add
ton 10 the city OF Seattle. King
county. Washington: said mortgage
being made by the defendant Nels n.
Anderson on the 18th day of Novem-
Der. 1888, TO Jane c. Agard. plaintiff
herein. to secure his note Of one
hundred Qoe) dollars. payable two
years after date. with interest az the
rate Of ten per cent. per snnun.
which said note is now IN default;
and 20 bar each Of said defendants
OF any claim or interest In said real
property.
PETERS 4 POWELL
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Postofiee address. Rooms No. 70
s, Dexter Horton Bank Building, SCI
attic. King Co, Washington.
Date OF first publication. Sept I
fqnf
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ArnrIoN sALIss

y. q RieKEnToN general auction
Ger. 1917 FIRST avenue
JOE nhHrf$. general auetionsef. 1928
Third uHruIc
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AuCltIrrcrx
NORTHUMBERLAND

JOIN GRAHAM ~ Meponald ~.
b vs.. moIunroN. nt-l. csllns
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Mrs ia NEDH Pail opening NJ.
stylish millinery. Corner Fourth
and Pine
FOR IaHIsH sHtIar and reception gov -
cell ai Lamb Sisters. aiGsat c4iuua
IIarE
Lyscu SHAW 81 Halter bld
Mr. q q amita q ummsy bIos,t
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Co to SPINNING Tor pieyels repair.
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DANCING ACADEMIES

PROF. LITTLE. teacher Of bah room
and fancy dancing. sl2 Madison.
Phone Buff eSi.
DANCING Lessons, private or In clasl-
sCH daily Prof Wilson's panrfnr
School unnkc block
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nItAMA1Il--nrisH ATIa N


EdAN Dramatic School prepares mn.
pills Tor dramatic and oporati .
stage advanced pupils finished
and beginners accepted I'm aiosu.
tiou and nratory win furnish pls,-4
aud coach dramatic clubs. truFs
days and Fridays. " Holyoka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-25
CLOTHES cIEANiNG

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing co
clothes len shape 81 90 month. dyeipE.
repairing. 1907 Third. Bun 1000
prices fer cast-on clothing.
nANn EnNlnr- ID sIarr- How'd hmll--a.-
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CONTRACTORS aud ntIrnrRs

BROMLEY a WELLS. general 60 -
tractors. II Starr Boyd building. Tel
Main 3da
sopESQulsT & RosEIEAF, shops
ai 7lS-290 Spring street.
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iinIsssa tRi.Rs

a ~. ruLLfps % Hepssy bi5et
Chicago brnrl ~ ia inneklcE
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FIElaIau Dye Works Wr call FOR
,ffhH. FrfHH. deliver your eI0fbs=.
AMERICAN Steam bye works. 1910
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nIraInIlAL MAlmItrnY


4 RYNAN co. dFuamaa
nad motors Installed HlHHs wiring
Arizona republican., 1901-06-24
WHO L!ES?" IS OUT.
The Story by Mrs. Nancy Irving, Who Offers $l eco to an Honest Man.

Mrs. Nancy Irving. the Chicago nov ; eiist, who offered $l,OO0 to any success ful business man Of the city who can prove that for one month he has been absolutely hon st in all his dealings. 1 Wednesday told the members of the So- clal Economies club why she had made the offer, and reiterated her belief that no enc could win the money.
 While the voting for new officers of the club was going on Mrs. Irving was asked to give her views on tae diff culty Of being honest under present social conditions, and she said: My offer of sl.9D0 to any bucin s.i man who can say that he has not lied for one month has brought me hun dreds of letters from m in ail walks of iifeI including two Chicago bank riesident'
 since these men have taken the ! trouble to declare their own honesty intend to lock up th-ir records, taking especial care to learn wh -ther their | sworn statements of the wealth as giv- en U the-tax assessor. agree with the facts in the case"
 1 Advance copies of Mrs. lrvings book. Who L,es?" were issued Saturday, and within a few dayg the story, which ] io to explain the view of society and the i business world that induced Mrs. IT, wing to make her offer of $1 900 for an honsst man, will, be given to the pub lic. If the conclusion of the story was to he stated as briefly as it's title. t would .lmply b. another question, "Who dce1 not lie!'
 { The purrOse of the authors, Emil Blum and SigmJnd Alexander, has evidently besn to open the eyes Of every one engaged in business to the alleged false conditions on waich society rests i The solution of how tO live without l lying ia left to the reader. The clooinG chapter start3 a crusade for "yeritism
 on the part of the characters.
 The opening scene of Who Les| IS at a dinner table about which are gath. cred eight old Harvard chums, now
 business and professional men Of Bos- ton. They are reviving college days and touting thei. virtues end succe sseS in busin ass. The enc regret is that Rus, the most popular member of their coterie. is absent. While they arc ! toastng him ard loading down his
 nam, with encomiums he enters.
 "Lies, all lies.'' exclaims Rust { His travels have brought him 10 sec
 the d,shonc,.y of all Eusiness and social
 relations. He gets into a heated argu- iaant with hl1 friends. At last h. i ',achs the point which Mrs. Irving
 took or a cue for advertisirg the book
 "Thc man of today lies continually ! he says, "!f not intentionally, ther
 from force Of habit. The poison o' , lying ha, become So iaoeulated in al
 our social and busiaoss relations thai ;. it is an utter impcssillity for any on, C. get along if he adhereS strictly tC
 the ruth,
 Ezekiel FisA. the well known philap
 thrcpist and hank pI,sident, wag. IS h,
 can go for | year without lying. Ru"
 a ks him to make it a week and takes
 the wager for Sl,0G0 The glasses wer,
 filled and Rust proposed a toast:
Arizona republican., 1901-06-24

rouncement Of a proposition to part with any t2rripory to the United States would arouse l whlrlwind of passionate v,hcmence and fury.
 This feeling among the MeXicanp f. akin to the bitterness In the south against the republicans which has eX- isted since tn. evil war mp to a late Cate. Mexico is becoming gradually reconciled to the United States. She appreciates the kinI feelings and gem erou3 ntiments which have been ex- tended tO her ever since the republican party came into power. She thoroughly comprehends the difference in senti- ment between the party Of Lincoln a1I the old corrupt democracy which rlun- dersd her in the interest of slavery. We have at last reached not only a "modus vivendi" with Mexico. but a status Of n2ishforly harmony and friendship. She has learned to admire our great power Gnd magpanimity. Don't permit any intimati3ns by 2 lfish politicians to get abroad as emanating from our government which might dis turb these Harmonious relations. SO- nora and Chihuahua will eventually come into this union Of their own free will.
 When the American people, backed by immense capital and native energy shall have developel those states, when their immen"a resources which have lain dormant for all these centuries shall be presented to the gag of an ad- m'ring world through the indcmita ble perseverance of American genius. then and not till then will these stat be- come an integral part Of the United States. Then the people of those com monwealthS, having become moulded to Am rican sentiment and appreclating American progress through education and enlightenment w.ll hail with in creased qualification and delight the protecting folds of the American flag.
 TOLTEC.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-24
DEVEL OF
 SOUTHERN ARIZONA
The New Era in Pima and Cochise Counties -Observa- lions Some Recent Political & Changes.

the ,njUcti-c that Stoddar1 kas received at various times he has always main ta!ned q dign,hed bearing, faithful to tEa party and zealous in it's service. He l., one of those true blue republieaEs who 60 net hold the adm,niEtration responsible for lhe deceit prac,iced by a few Of its follow. rs.
 The rapi5ity with which develop n.2nts are being made in HochiSe coup- ty Is the general topic of lisCouse. AL though the summer s5!sti,e is upon u2, the tim when most of our tranliert popL,ation geek the cool retreats of California, comparatively few have yet departed for the cosat. On the cor- t.ary, strangers are routing in from a5rCad 10 inspect and investigate the remarkable enterprises TOW in process Of organization in the various mining camps. The new roiruad, that ara building and machinery constantly ar irving giving ev.denc. of the phcnom- enal thrift and inIu- try now displayed in every direction.
 SonOra is filling up With American capital and the present transportation syst5 ms are taxed to thcir fullest ca pacity to handle thy immense qu2nti- ties of freight now arriving and en route. It is quite evident from present indications that the grande.t and most prosperous era in the history of Ari- zorl is aSout to open ui it's brilliant prospects before us. Millions of capital have been invested and millions more arc about to follow Arizona is no long e. a terra incognlta," but it's immense scurce. are TOW attra ting universal attention. By tn. time the next decea- nial cen uG returns are published Ari- 2orl will have come to the front as the great mineral state of the union. the new star will be added to tin bright galaxy of states. and will shine in un- dimmel Splendor Cor all tlm'.
 The recent publication in a California par r to the effect that the federal government was about to purchase both Sonora ana Chihuahua from Mexico rather pr mature. Any one well ac- quainted with Mexican ntiment' o9 i this question can appreciate the ab- G':.1ity Df this proposition. Tn war with Mexico in lS46 and the conquest
 T the country by the American army aroused frenziel bitterness against cur country. TE' subsequent puTy hdSg Gy us Of California ali oth state! Cnly inten fled that feeling. It was always ConteHded by Mexico that the 9G,chas was q scheme of santa Anna to enrich himself and friends al the tX- | pcnSc Jf the country.
 The Mexiclna have always insisted that it was an uniuEt and indefer !blc war against th m, which il undoubtedly was. AS a consequ ne the bitter feel ] ings engendered by, that conflict have survived to this day. The very an.