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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-31
NreuBeuS 5ubtldum.

Der ,,&eihsnnssiger" brinat Elm II
Spalten lanees 8etseidniB pom faiiet.
litsn @nacenbsnsiien. Or~osnsuerlsib.
dnaen u. (. M. unIdbli6 bss tdr,Ii6sr
Subildums. Gin beionoerer Abihnitt il
Der Siiftune oes nsuen Orbens eepibmel
ben Der aaiisr sur 5eisr bss 2%0Oiabrisen
S%ubtldums bes aonietbums in Breuben
ssftiftet bat. Derfelbe beibt 8sreienf,
oroen Der preuBihen Krone unb ranairi
suif6sn Dem Shparsen unp Dem @ros.
freua oss &Olben AbIsroreenS Die
Oroenss SnhBnlen beiieben aus einsm
b%reiten. blauaepdherten, nit a~oIoenen
Streifen seihmidten 8nnc, paS bon
Der ltnfen Stulter sur rs6ten Sdfls ae.
traaen tpiro. Das sissntlihe Oroens,
abSslben If elm GROCER. auf Der lintsn
8tuft ~ irasenoer ahtipibiasr, nit
GbelfeInen beieBter Stern.
aud fonft bat Der 4aiisr sabIreibs
8naoenbetpeiie eeeeben. so bal er Der
Uiarlne' Afaoemie in 8iel elm Bronze,
i%tanobilb oss @roBen aurflrhsn esfttftei
unb ben Granddaughter bas ausIGliss.
li6e Re4t uerliebsn. ben boQdnoifden
gbrsnmarid init Trommeln uno gfeifen
su srsiutirsn. Bon anperen @nabenbe.
tpeiien in @eifalt bon Ranaerb6bunaen
lei eripabnt, baB Graf @uibo bon Sen.
dell Donnsrsmurt ben 5~irRentitel erbielt.
Den breibsrren Wsrnsr b. AlpensIeben
uno Carl b. Alisn tpurbe bic @rafenfrone
psrlisben. 9ammerseridis . BrdEoeni
Drentmann uno 8ommsrsisnratb @uaap
tpurosn seabslt. bieislbs
ausseitnune ut nod pislsn anbsrsn UNI
bas 6fentII&e 2sbsn. UNI aunft une
pe%toisnien Wtdnnstn ,u
lbetl 8etporoen. Den ms S~srrsnbaus
berufenen Bertretern Don Stdeten, Uni.
uno ionitissn 5ps%sialintsrsi.
len ipurbe Der 2itsI ..GreeQen," usrIis.
ben fura pisle Sofuunsen Iino in Or,
esgangsn, bic erpartete amnehie
,ber fur pOlitii&s 8erseben III n,&t er.
iotat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-31
elmer UrinieGiu abeut.u er.

Gum srlten WaIs felt ibrer Ssiratb
nit Dem Sobne Oes frans6ii6sn 9ateni.
Rsbisin' Climber Samstel bat bic Bin.
isiin DfsdIsnburs. StreIis ibre Ssim in
Rsu Sirelib beiudt -unb Der @ntte nit
Ibr. Die @ltsrn unb bic anoGrt aross
8srUanoi6aft baben Die Nssallancs
Usr3isben. Benissr aus @rofnutb, ale
aus BEN iebr aneebradtsn 8saaben, nit
BEN aus Der Hotb suredt esfiflen @b.
tenmanteI Der Iussnb lie ,u fbRGdsn.
Die Brinsefln bat i6on man6en Siurm
cur6lebt. Sosnr 0 ibrem @atten
lebts ne einmal sstrsnnt. Sbr mert,
ptiroieftes abentsuer. oas fGon bduFs in
Den 8ei,unssn srsdblt ipurbs, sab 8eran.
taRuns su einsm SofiianodlHeu, in mel
dem Elm 2afai Rlmsns Ssdt Fsurirte
Dleien Seht i'm Siritsutei6 ibob be,
blinoe 8rOBberscs Don Wsdlenburs
Sttelis ielnerseit nit piel @elb mad
amerlfo ab, wdbrenD er Die @nteIin mad
5rantreib perbunnte. Ssat blieb I'm
aanoe Der Sreibelt be btr Woneten aQe
NNt" SH"" 0vH ipH WuuilH bui
osimaib surtid. Sn 9umburs eiBfnei,
sr elnen Siersdrtsn. pom Dem be msdlen
Ourslite 5lae9e tpebte. pabreno oer
oisbere Burger 9edt Dor isinsn @ditsn
nit anBebll& !ntimen 8,stsbunssn sua
ouuie peTer bon StreIis iid brditste
8tinseftn Warie mahte su lbrem Slide
IN 6ranfrsib bic 8stauuli6aft Der Sn,
ianta @uldliu. bic ben luusen itsinreiten
Samentel our Stele Iooths, Ibm ,uerfi
cen 9rafenmittel uab bann bic Brmael
tn ais GbeseipOns peribafte. Se,
8atte ibpebie IN lisbenten 8lautlut.
plmmel. bis CT msrtte. oaB bic Mssaai,
anee msbr duf ieinsr Settle pie auf Der
lneeren ipar. ST perlisb fem @ebden
Osnen BON StrsIiB Binsen Johann biz
4usen auf -uno lest babsn ie Die Sd,
inertannt. Der @a,ts If nit bieiei
disqualification sufrieben unb freut Iid
oab er fem @sIo ni6t umiOnf ausssse,
Sen bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-31
0atte aatunssr,iain Srhsn.

Graf Sofspb be SuIini, Der frGber.
ais sr bic seiammis Glenretteninouhrit
bon @uba contIoarte, ais Rbnfaher
Wialondr galt itdtb IN isiuem tei&ere.
men Selm in New Dotf.. BUR irbr me.
aise Der alteu 5rsunos oes 8rafen tpus.
ten. tpo sr uno nie er lebts. Nit Ieinem
SObne Suitus uno bsfien g9elb parteie G,
Bebulota oarOuf. DAB Der Slait Werito
Ibm oas 8slp surldsnhlsn perpe, oas e.
emit Dem Sionts gucltan poriiredle
Der COB oss aIien perm trat iniolae
elnes GeBems elm. oaB iib our6 cas
Wleoeraufbredsn Der alien 8unoe emit,
pldsIte, tpsI&s Der @ruf i'm Sabre 1888
bel einsm DUEL in Snbana etbieli. ole
ct ju ben Gebsnmdnneru Der Staot ae.
bDrts. Die anoersn 8epobner oss Sau
les. in BEN CT jest tpobnte. ipubten nidts
ooer nur tpenis bon Der 8srsanaenbeil
oss alien Wannss. Der Ssssu, init Dem
er in Berhbrune fam. nit elmer ausas.
Iutten S6fll6teu ~bsbanbslts, ionIi aber
nur tpenie iprab. Der @taf be Sudn,
bate nitt ipeniser ols SO OIbsn, barun.
ter eas @ommanosursfrsus bon Ssilissn
8rotmal oes NaItsfsr Otbsns, ben
Orosn Der @obltbdtisteit. ben
portusisfi&sn Gbritus' Orosn. ben So.
nlslibsn uno aussesei6netsn Orbsn
aarls III BON Spanien. ben f6nialihen
ameritanif&sn Orbsn ISABELLA osr "a.
ibOlil8en. Die 5amllis ifammt aus
mo- Ns su BEN dItsten aosI &c
b6rie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-31
Rrupps Natriotismus.

Bie bsrIuutet. mil fi& bic @afenfa.
BRIT arupp in Glen um ben @uni4 Der
8eeisruns. feline @eihdss, Wuniiion u.
I. 10. tueiier mad England su srportiren,
ni6t tdmmern. tusil aud bic @oHsnfa,
brit gbrbarbt in DaFelDori bieis 8ssisr.
unBspanf&s unbsodtet ssiaHsn babe.
Solanee fsin aIeemeinsS Wafsnaus,
fubr. 8erbOt srlafen isi.-mn&t bic
5irma seltsnb-braude Msman6 fol&s
Pripaitpdni&s Der 8ssieruns su bead.
ten. Die ,.Ssutf&e Tasssssiiuns" be.
merit bieriu boshaft: ,.Der Is NiQio.
men Sabrsseinfommsn psrfeuert, Der
fam ii& bod pirfli& ben 4urus bieIss
patrioiii@sn @spinnpersi&ts e~rlaubsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-31
Satst GuA Dor salbeu

atssn 9atarrb, bic 0utd6lbtr sntbdIttn, ba
AutfIlbtr iaa btn Sim bee 8srubs itrtS.
rem uno has aanJs Spism pUaie s~srraiitu tpirp,
rsHn 9. eurt bic ftltimistn Sbradhen Gin,
ertHst. Scl6t ariifd ioattH ne auBer auf
Sfroienurg gut bsruftnu 9aitt atbrauhi
irtretn, ha er Staetu, ben +. anri6itn, ,sbn
DRal 10 aroB IL ais rae 9uts. sas Sbr bspon
trlitlsn fSnntst. Satt's 8dtarrb. Rur,
pom 0 3. gbeusp 6 60, Scisoo, o.,
tntbdlt fstn Aurdilbr une pire innsrIi6
atnomnttn uno ptrft pirtft ouf bic l6ltimiasn
Obsradbeu bed Spfsms. Wsun Sbr paa's
aatarrb' Sur inuft, feb i6tr. eae 9br bic S6it
Gle riro innsrlit stnOmmsu unb
IN soltee. Ohio, BON .. :. e6tuts & 60.
gz- gtrtanft BON ausa apotbtisrn. prsis
Ssnis eif 6laIbt
oaa's saniisH ptasu HHs bic bsRsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-31
5mpre6ariO stauton toSt.

Sn SOurnsmouib. England, ftarb So.
numb ecurtlano Stanton. gr moi felt
stuei Sabrsn lsibenO sepeisn. Mebrere
Sabre lang mar CT Der Dirsftor bes We.
tropolitan Opera SOufe estpsisn. au6
IN ben muitaliiten 8reiisn Der alien
Belt par CT iebr %betannt. Set orei
Sabren tpobnts CT in poaiommener 3u.
r~iidaeSoesnbsit in England. gr mar
1854 in Bloomington. GOnn.. ssboren.
IT bro&ts cine ansobl Der berlbmtehsn
Wusnsrfdneer NIT Silfe BON Domroid
unb Anton Seibl nod aonbon. 1890
leete sr infOlse ueritiebensr Ribper.
liant nihe bic 2eiiuns Der Opsr nisbsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-31
ycuersM lariii adffen.


IL Wtipn Rabs.
10 Stiff Wtrfs Cliff 5tra6s.
IA tadapanna unb Sitbtuter Giraffe,
10 taddpanna u b DEM Aptnus,
10 Didicn Rauufariur Co.. 8ius Strass.
IL 7. Y. & 9. &c., Stibl Wtrfe.
IL 7. Y. IL 2. Co., Alte Rpl. Wlbit.
~ Mulberry Ctr unp Wsbftr Npsuus,
u ) Hsricn unp eafapanna Ausnues.
22 Wpcmins aptnus unb Spruee Stra6s,
Is etnetn Sirabs une 5rdnflm Nsenut.
"a Waibinsipn apt. unp Wulbsrry 5tr.
% Sltpt Ctr. unb Neams apsnue
70 e%addpauua unp @nfbinaion apsnut,
~ Wnlesrrp Or. une Waetfpn Apenus.
~ 3tntrion Npr. une @tbfrn Strats.
29 Mpnrct 4pt uno pim Stra6e.
81 RsuuIt une &Obinlpn Strc6t
81 Sue Wdtn Nptnut une 5ampton Ctr.
81 Spdlanc CTR. une 8remIty apsunt.
~ eaddwanna unb Nore Wain aps.
IS 9adicH Or. uHb Drain aptnus,
SO Sadipn Ctr. unb Gin oln Apeuue.
81 9etrsit apsuut unb 9adfen Stra6t.
50 @arislp Apt. unb eafiysttt Stra6t.
SO Gunner Aps. unb @albburn Strast.
al Walbin5ion 1--WE. unp pifprp etra6t.
az Drtittr uup Gtlops Sha6s.
10 Sroaeray unb 6infit StraBs.
IL SCRANTON uuo Sirbtnttr Strass.
10 Cub Nfttr uno 3 impteH Strd6s.
40 Stenf Voc. uue Stmlpf Sira6e.
az pttistcn Nbt. une @lapp CITRATE.
4S prcipsci Npt. une Yst6 Giraffe.
az BRO Strabs uup Grppn Apenus.
81 espar Npenus une alesr CITRATE.
5S greipttt Apfnus une Riptr Straet.
IS stear Apsuus unp Gin Siraee.
81 Waibinsipn gpt. uue Maplt Staes.
s. 9spar Aptnut nnb pear Smaes.
So Seranicn Stabl @trfe.
81 proiptet Apeuat une 6ia Sira6e
So Bennington Apsnue unp Gbtrrp SnaRs.
81 StIntv Nptnuf unb &eansl Stra6t.
6l proptetner Rphe une Carbon Stra6t.
62 eapouis Apsnuf uub pbtlpe Sirast.
% Stoptrs pading 90 8rstn's place.
81 Watptngipu snfnus une Rtp Sjorf Ctr,
10 giarten Strnbf une 9apeule gIpeuus.
OF y. & =. VI. ". une Green Rteas Ctr.
bI Wvonting Mpsnnt unb Aib CITRATE.
6o Dtlapart Siraes unp gtnn Apsnut.
69 Atortgbt Aptnuf une Maricn Stribs.
n Didion Apsnue une on Marfst Strass,
" eourt StTaBt uub Diamonb Aptnut,
rs proetbtnet Heap une RoTp Drain Aotuus
"a Vidrfti Sfrdbt nnp Rprb Drain Aptuut.
Is 9ere Wain Apt. une painisr Giraffe,
70 paus gum 9uisn oiritn. hoaiRsr or.
Bird uup DAT Siraes.
Bloom n Wartet Sirast
% Wapnt aptHus une gatndm Strass.t
y Wasnt Aptuut une Biaiam SHast,
,6 gSst RaItfi uue sDinend StraAt.
Wpemtns Avsnuf uHo Olips StraRt.
. WtntraI nnp 9arb n Strabsn.
8 Wonisp apsnnf uHe poplar Strass.
4 afb uup euis Sfrabsn.
2 pftssofi Apenuf unp @iblen Strast.
3 D..e. & u. 5ra6t Saus.
4 9lay Iptnue unp 8iat Stra6s.
5 Collar Apsnls uub NIB Strah,.
b erepn Apsuut UNI 9lb Strase
Z Autuep apenus une Sinom Straat.
q Yrtseuii sveuus une gius Snaes.
8 w W. aarrsH-B srftH, DaibinstsH
| gRtfIetan uue Sitbsnisr strlss.
z 3tbnttr uue euluns Sna6t.
) 6nnTitbnis unb eujtrHt Strass
! serbttt Apsnus unr AIAbalp Stras,.
: afviE ASsHHf HHs 9adfuH 6traes,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-31
@p6emsN nnbI6au.
SnIanb.

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'Dbne tueiters Debate bat Der @onsreB
bic 9leiniefeit bon bunberifinfunopierSig
Wiaionen Dollars fir 9eniiOn betpiaist.
unb bies fdnfunbbreibis Sabre mad Bee
enbiauna bes 8lrserfrieeeS. Wie piel
trsr6en bic Steuersubler !pobl finfuno'
Sreisig Sabre mad Seenbieuna oes
gbilippinen' 8risees beSablen bGrfen?
Sin ni&t 40 LANCER 3eit pirb benz GOn'
srsb cine 8orlase unterbreitet tperben,
pel&e einsn 3uias Sur Contribution be'
antrassn ipirb, ben beri6ieoene firdllde
Rreiie ldneit be%ftrtpcrten uno eeeen ben
AUDI bic 2aienidnft nihts %einsupenben
babsn tplrbs. 9as 8roisft betrift
ndmli6 bic annatme einbeitIi&er gbe'
uno GbeI&sioun8s.@ sissen fir eas eunss
2anb. Sie 8eflriporter elmer ioI1en
Rsform bsbaupten, bab burd cine fol6e
@eIsbgebung biele ifanoalbTe Wisbrdude
unb 8ei4merben abeefteat tpdroen. Se'
Der Siaat bat anoere, eeisBlihe 8Or'
fdriften in 8ssus uuf gbsi&lisbunsen
unb S&eibuns.
Sm Burger bon 9nlpefon. SsTns,
baben 8esei8t. eab es ihnen an 3baitratt
ni&t manseIt. Die burd ben Orfun 70
fur6tbar bsrbssrts Staot beslnnt tute
Elm 9b5nir aus ben Triimmern su fteiben
unb in nidt su LANCER 3sit tuereen ale
Spuren bes lubeils psrpii4t fem. Der
9lab am Golf 1T su %tpsribpol fur ben
2anoe'' aus a CT auI9e9soen ~stosa
!onnte, hho % W Usms1Isps'pstIp' oIB
TEN sln3'esS gauhemsh' sIiO'Bs W, osi'
zen @runo auI osh S'ufm Su'uuSs'upt'
msrosn lonn'e'
Der Orben Der @boien Nrlenos, cine
tpeilberbreitste 8efea'6uft fur 8enefS'
spede, ID total in bic Bride gegan8en.
Die Witsliebsr haben 4nipri6e aui
2sbensuerii6erun8 in Der SDbe bon
s550,oo0. tpoeesen Sas ii1tbHre 8ermO'
gen oss Crcsns pcHftsns S5o.ooo be-
trast. Ds Ulnan5en Dstlpsn aut pen
rfoaail'~m oosr p!ertsIlaeEl'pen gtn
sapiunsen Juno @elplnn pom neuen gat'
gleosrn' use e. lqelhi, pal o'e @elel'
lqaft IN e,e'et oe6'spnn8 IN lePIet 5sn
,,,"r unor,sSIsibI;S SSsrriHtsr oso,bsrs
r., Ssm mo5snssrmoitsr OInms;snno
ssosbsn Sas s;osn,bum Ses SrSsns 40
eertaufen'
gr.Prdfoent Sarriion fdbrt fort. iid
W Unenl.'gsn olsU.n lses uus'
Os aHU oS %es.IInuFs
~ alBstn. 0us psal'UeHt usSN'nIsp W
stns leoe loIps asuBstun9 U'elss elns'eeh
n9p om Ssosn osl'nO'.Qsn tspu5lltanl'
i@sn St'gIa'0xNIsh p's sm Seuien.
l@tae' St.t 9ut..lUh U'tps'F, oaB
planhst ,s.ns. S'saunS Vsm sahoe
NV" "U% nm H. n;S, ~ rssr i'm @n,s EnS
Ss sahsn ,s;rs mor,s to"or ;as, m n%S
W TtIs @ss,;A, .SD F "
aSX ~ ms;ssu s,n,s Ss,S o'"' ="
aop AO" S DV" ii
@eeenmat''9 nho nlqt wenl9et ais
s'nunoore'B'8 SIaais9sleSmuplen luhl9
am Siappefn. Us N hur lamneIlpaoe
tar ole f'el'8eh Auan''talen pap'er,
ofuderlpma.se u i 10, DIE oaouIG
nepenpe' amedios oer9eloet peroen. au
osr BON olelen Aorpsfl9aflen tabrillrts
gSat olsnt MI iepr 9erln9er ausna5ris
poWpsns ous", ". uaBs 81 SUniul.ph
ymltT. WI H SsrG"'S osI
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-05-08

There exists one fact that, more than any other, contains assurances of Yuma county's $ growth and prosperity, and that lies in the character of the peO- pie that are settling and have settled upon the public lands within the county. They have come to stay, and with deter imitation to create homes. There is nothing that so much retards the development of country as to have the lands pass into the hands of speculators. Having no motive other than to make money for themselves with the least possible outlay, they wait idly by until the labor of others enhances the value of neighbOr- ing property and consequently their own, and then sell. Such men are parasites upon the growth of any country.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-05-08
Dyspepsia

Is difficult digestion, due to a weakened condition of the stomach and it's inability to properly churn the food; or to unhealthy condition of the gastric juice, too much or too little acld, too much or too little pepsin
 Hoods Sarsaparilla relieves all the distressing symptoms of dys- pepsia because it promotes the mus cular action of the stomach and in- testines, aids nature Tn the manu- facture of her own digestive secre- tons, which are far better than any artificial pepsin, unlocks the bowels, stimulates the kidneys and tones up their mucous membranes.
 So prompt is it's effect in many cases that it seems to have almost magic touch.
 Begin to take it NOW.
 Suffered Everything was trou- bed with dyspepsia. suflared everything but death. could not eat without terrible distress. Since taking Hoods Sarsaparilla I eat heartily and am we'll" MRS. EUGENE MURPHY, Danbury, Conn.
 Eat Three Times Day." Hoods Sarsaparilla has cured me of dyspepsia and never felt better. Can eat three good meals every day" FRRp PoEHLER, 437 South Penna St.. Indianapolis. Ind.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-05-08

Yuma county has within her boundaries many very valuable lodges of gold, silver, copper, lead and iron; plenty of available wood, both hard and soft; thousands of acres of fertile land, an abundance of pure water, a perfect climate, and needs but capital and immigration to be- come one of the wealthiest and most prosperous sections of the United States.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-05-08
c. r. GROWN, County Recorder.
Notice of Contest.
Department of the Interior.
 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
TrCsoN. ARIzoNA. April :6 19O1.

TUCSON, ARIZONA. April :6 1901.
 A sufficient affidavit of contest having been filed in this office by Emma H. Pike, against the desert land entry No. 2S5l. made by Charles Yarten, dated January 5. 1897 for Lots 3. I, and s. E of N. ". 4, See. ?, and Lots 1, 2 and s. E of N. E. T See. 9. Town- ship 10 South of Range 2i ". G. 6 s. R. M., which said entry was afterwards assigned to James D. Glenrlan, and by him to Hugh Lennox Scott, as shown by the records, in which affidavit it is alleged that the sail Charles Yarten and his assignecs Eugh Lennox Scott have wholly failed to comply with the re qufrcments Of the desert land laws, that they and each of them have failed to make any an nual expenditure upon said land for it's re- demptiOn and that said land is now and ct all times has been in a state of nature UEcultivat- ed, unoccupicd, unrcclaimed end abandoned etc, etc.
 Upon this affidavit a hearing T3s o-Cered and notices Of s1ch duly issued, citing the pa1t-cS Of interest to appear at the [. S. Land ochc'~ in the city of Tucson. Arizona. on the . d daytf Jan fQ0l which said notices were ret turned with sufficient affidavit showing that personal service could not be made upon the defendant, and asking that such notice be given by plb% cation it k therefore ordered that notice be published in the Yuma Sentinel. and all parties. Of interest are hereby notified that hearing in said ease will be had at the U. s. Land Office il the city of Tucson. Arizona. at 10 o'clock e. m- of June22, 1eO1~and that testimony in the case will be taken before the Clerk of the District Court. at his office in the town Of Yum, Yuma County, Arizona, tt 10 o'clock al IT.. of June 15, 19Ol
 JOHN r. EAUMAN. Receiver First publication May 1s, 1901 4t-
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-05-08

The Arizona Gazette issued a very nice edition yesterday, con
 taining pictures of the president and his cabinet and a short bi- Ography of each; also of the territorial officials, including Governor Murphy, Judges Street and Davis and Secretary Akers.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-05-08
She Was No Lady.

The other day I went to dime show in search of excitement. Well, I found some. It turned out to be a very fair cinematO- graph exhibition, and some of the pictures made you feel glad the place was darkened, so that nobody could see you blushing In one scene a lady was set upon by tramps and compelled to give them her cloak and-t things. The tramps were very insistent, and the feminine part of the audience shriekad very prettily when the poor girl had come down to her last garment and was beseeching her prosecutors to retain at least that much. But they had no mercy. and l quite caught my breath as the garment came off with swish. But 1t was all right. The 'lady" was a man dressed in bathing attire who was just fooling the tramps for bit of a spree. But it was a close call while it lasted, and 1 am not through blushing yet. San Francisco Wasp.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-05-08
PROPOSALS FOR COUNTY SUP
 PLIES.

Bids are invited by the Board of Supervisors of Yuma county, territory of Arizona, for the fol lowing supplies and services to be furnished Yuma county for the period beginning May 19, 1901, and ending March 31, 1902, tO-wit:
 Care of indigent sick and poor,
 l. For care of indigent sick, including medical and surgical attendance, medicine, food, lodg- ing and clothing, at stated price per day, each.
 ?. Examination of alleged in- sane persons, and for attending cOrOners' inquests, a stated price for each; medical and surgical attendance for outdoor relief of poor, to include prisoners in county jail, price for each person for each days attendance.
 8. Care of dependent poor where medical attendance is not required, including good and substantial food, lodging and clothing, price per day for each person.
 Bidders are requested to limit the total expense for the year, for medical and surgical attend ance, and medicines called for in sub-d divisions 1 and ?.
 Hospital not to be furnished at county expense.
 PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
 Sheriff's and Treasurer's re- ports, per inch.
 Printing proceedings of Board of Supervisors, per inch.
 Grand jury reports, per inch.
 All other publications required by law, per inch.
 One Original and one Duplicate Assessment Roll.
 One Delinquent Assessment Roll.
 Tax receipts, per hundred.
 Poll tax receipts, per hundred. Road tax receipts, per half hundred.
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The Arizona sentinel., 1901-05-08
THE PRESIDENTIAL TRAIN.

HE ENLotDLINI IAL INA1IN.
 The special train bearing Pres ident Mckinley and his cabinet arrived in Yuma at the scheduled time, 12:40 a. m., and was greet ed at the Southern Pacific depot by a large portion of the towns population. It was a late hour for the usually sedate and early to-bed citizen, but he was there, and though he failed to get a glimpse of the president or any member of the distinguished party, yet his curiosity was satis- fled, having seen the handsomest train that ever bowled through ArizOna-the train bearing the highest officer of the greatest nation on earth. What was there left to be desired? Everybody is or ought to be proud of the fact that he is an American citi- zen: if he feels inclined to salute the president or anybody else, he can do so; if he prefers his couch and quiet repose to the sight of a presidential palace train, why, that's his business; but every true American is al ways ready to pay reasonable amount of deference to the pres ident of the United States particularly to the individual, but more especially as a respect full recognition of the exalted po- sition i'll which he has been placed by the people themselves.
 In the case of our present chief executive, however, more than ordinary interest centers in the individual, and it is not to be wondered at that people should be anxious to see President Me Kin1ey; tile momentous history he has made-or that has trans pired during his administration jnstifies the prominence accorded and homage paid him by the common people
 Yuma people evinced their in terest in the president by turning out almost en maSSe at the late hour of midnight, when they knew, of course, that all they would see was the fine train but it was the train that carried the president of the United States they saw it.
 The conductor of the train from Maricopa Junction was Jack Deal; engineer, Clancy.
 The train remained in Yuma twenty minutes, leaving for Los Angeles at one o'clock m charge of the following crew:
 Conductor, Jack Harrison.
 
 Brakeman, Will Stoddard.
 Engineer, Eli Stevens
 The engine which pulled the train from Yuma to Los Angeles was No. 2279, and she was decked out as fine as a sweet girl gradu- ate. No. 2279 is one of the new and powerful locomotives and dressed in it's gay trappingS, al moving picture of wondrous power and beauty. Engineer Stevens was justly proud of her, as well as of the fact that she was to pull the president and his distinguished party on their coast ward journey, with himself at the throttle.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-05-08
TERRITORY OF AEIZONA.
 COUNTY OF WILMA -

I. c. P. Cronin, County Recorder in and Ter said county. do hereby certify that have com pared the within and foregoing instrument, and the same is a full, true and correct copy of tho Amended Articles of Incorporation Of California Ling Geld Mines Co.,, as the same appears of record in Book No. of Bonds and Agreements, page @ ct seI.. in records of Yuma county, Arizona.
 In witness whereof I have hercGntO set my hand and affixed my official seal this 29th day of April, 4. D, 1901.
 c. P. GROWN, [Seall County Recorder.
The Arizona sentinel., 1901-05-08

The many friends of General Sampson, in Arizona, will be pleased to learn that as envoy and minister to Ecuador, he stands high with the Washing ton administration. A pleasing evidence of approval of his course in the diplomatic service lies in the fact that his salary has been increased to &, 800 a year. General Sampson was a gallant soldier during the civil war, and since the war has oc- cupied a prominent position as a Republican, and as an orator and campaigner has national reputation. General Sampson deserves all the good things of life that may come his way.