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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-03
@eitprben.

Mm 26. Mdr3 in llbridsbille 8eorae
D. Woams i'm gl!er BON 49 ssahren
an einem Qunaenleioen. Der Berltors
bene NOR aus Baltimore gebiirtig. aber
er hat IS Sabre in llbri6soile semobnt,
glm "a. Mdra in Canal Doper Witttpe
glilabetb 8roes i'm Nlter bon 50 Sab.
rem. Die 0eritorbene binteldBt brei
ainoer, siasn SObn uno 5tpei 5ohter.
am |. MpriI in Miopale 6reo. Gle-
ming i'm Mlter bon 33 Sahren. Se'
0eriforbene mar Wittmann. er hatts
Grau uno aino our9 ben 5oo per'
loren.
Qlm /. Mpril in Der Ndhe bpn Nei
Cumberland William Scott, Elm aeaeb
teter @eIddftsmann, na1 furaer &rant
| heit. Ser Nerltorbene binterldBt elm
| Wittwe uno lieben 2inoer, orei Sobn
uno bier S6dter.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Gamuel 9ieIer, Canal Doper - 8ella
3umbrunn, Stone Greet.
gDwaro Sing, Miloreo Nlppel, beloe
bon ganal Soper.
gharles 81. gafer, Stem Bbilaoelpbiu
- gleoma Zimmerman, &aaersptlle'
@obeItino Stringent 2net Gaspe=
retti, beibe bon Stone Greet.
SEQ. 90. Sanion, GluIblas - Sarat
y s.. Nainsberoer, 8ifers.
Spuaro 8. 8ea Soa s. yage
beioe bon ubrihspiGe.
Ssomos u. Garnaban, Stem Ybllaoel
pbia = 2elta Seap, Dennilon.
Charles Margus - 9lnnle Sfus, belo
bon BroIperitp.
Sreberif strioer groofeo Hun =
Mogeie gerIbina, &agersoills.
Oscar $. Beans, Hearl = Sollls Y
Semple, Beoli.
gilbert 9. 8aruer, 0ennllon - Mar
earet grpop, Suscaraipas.
Sfreo gfeiIfer, Canal 0pber = Inn
Gtegmonn, Stem 9bilaoelp1td.
8olentine u. Qrnolo Ntllllsle !
@laB, Stem philadelphia.
Sront etoutt - Mlac Slid, beloe oo
Canal SOBER.
5bomas g. Sellers. Sem gbilabelp9i
= Gertba Gootb, ,Suscaramas.
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s.s. llrfers store
ueuis sfeiten.
Sic tteitett Seppid)e,
@nroi,teit, Watte,t
1tttO IepptGl61lfet

linb bier. - MIles in reprdlentirt, bonn
5eppid, Der aus 2appen sufammen=
gelebt iit bis gum feiniten 5ammet.
SSn ben lebten Wohen permo6ten Die
6ubrleute Die einfommenoen Waaren
faum su betpdltigen. gDir baben uns
porsenommen. bas Seppidgeiddft in
bieier gtaot gu beiorsen, uno bel Der
Muspahl, bic mir laben, iOliten mir
oies au6 tbun tDnnen.
Seppi1=Greiie uno Seppi0s
Gnalitdt. - Se1s Gents 3ufer 81
4 @ents pdre billia, ipenn es Der ndm.
lide 3uder lit, uno IS Gents Seppidt
su so Gents nGren aud bilia. Nbe,
@ei1dft uno gbilantropie lalien It'd
nidt bereinen. gir bertaufen gtan:
DarD SeppiGe, 9emaht bon Stan
barb 5abriten. gu mdBiee1l greiiet
unb MAIDEN babel einen anltdnoi9et
YrDfit.
Ser lnteri6ieo 5piiDen auten Uni
! |idle6ten Seppi6en beitebt oarin, bal
man Die einen nur brei Sabre brau0el
lam. mdhreno Die anoern Is Sabr
ausbalten. llnSufrieoenbeit itatt 81
| frieoen9eit uno nur 10 biz Is Gent
per Oaro llntsridieo i'm Preis. Ye5abl
f6 oas. Wollt Sbr unlere Seppi9
taufen = CUTE 5eppiae.
Was Dir bon unieren Seppiben &c
Iiast, gift ebenlopobl bon unierer
5piBenOorbdu9en, uniern 3eppid)
ldufern uno Stro9nlatten - Mir babe
100 8riiileler Seppibmuiter auseeFelt
Wer auerf tommt. bat Die er1te Wus
pa1l. $3.50 Seppibe gu IS Sents.
| Cine bOlitdnoige Iuswabl bon Ser
fermatten. SO. 49, Sc unb 60 80
| tueit. 9ie beiien SUB Geniternatter
quite &oler, Is Gents.
g. g. ltsiers 9roBer store,
GEs0ut IiraEe. GemsgsatlaneIh1i
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-03
Gie nrfthIinaSlu a hIet,,

iuelbe am nd1nen Montaa ltattfinben.
periprehen iebr belebt 5u iDeroen. uno
penn Die hieligen DenlDtraten in boiler
3ahl ausriifen unb ihr Sifet itiminen.
10 ilt llns Der 5ieg fiber.
Inter ben republifaniihen Wdblern
berrlbt cine bittere 8dbruna. melde lid
am Wabliage 2nii idaffen Miro. llno
es III anh CUTE uriahe oasu porhanben.
Oa lit in erlter yinie Die Nerlegung Der
pof : Office. Ginieen Sreunoen Su-
Y liebe. bic cine tleinlide 8ade anssu=
iiben hatten, befiirmortete Der pof=
meiFer cine 0erdnoerunN tpOnah oas
ponbiireau aus elmer centralen Sage
i'm Gel9aFtsoiltrifte na6 benz duberHen
5iioenoe beIelben perleat tperoen iollte,
uno troB Der einsereidten protelte
muroe oiele 0erleaung bon Der repnbli=
tanil1sn Nominiltration autsebeiBen.
Satte oies l0on piel b6ies Blui
eemabt, 10 nuroe Die Sade nod ihlim=
mer, ais Die Gednuugen fir Die Waliers
mietbe i9r @ri1einen moAten. glnt
Geouftion bon 10 gro3ent bate mar
ben Goniumsnteu berTprOben, uno nur
murDe Der preis um 20, 40, so, 100
ia in einigen 6dllen um nod nebr ali
100 9rossnte erb0bt. 9ie gniriiltune
Ioariiber 1T dllgemein uno miro OH
Wahltaae gum siusoruf fommen, unl
10 ieben mir 5uOerlibtlib einem oemo
ItratiI9en WaDlliege ent9egen.
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@iycmDabt =Goatitun 1T
StraRourD.

@eitern Nloreen nm 5 uhr fano in
5trabburg Elm 3uIammenitoB 8meier
Ssradtsiiee Fott, ,pbbei 5tpei Mednner
aetDotet uno snei lebensgefahrllb per=
lebt tpuroen. @et6btet purbe Der Bretn=
ier Mi1ael C'SureD BON gtep Bbila=
oe(pbid unO Elm Mann auf Der 2ofomor
tioe 9fp. g., Der auF Grobe ols 0ei5er
Fungierte. Gerlebt tpuroen Sohn 8ar'
rett bon 2oroin, 9eiaer, nno 9oroce
Sage bon 8riogeport, 2ofomotiDFhbrer.
Sic beioen Qotonotiben mlroen pDntq
oemolirt uno pieie 6ra4twa8en ser
triinlnlert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-03
Wunbiperre nnr9 Gpinngepebe.

Sptnnsewebe auf cine Sdnittwunbe
setpan bat fiirslib elmer Jrau Munb=
iperre oerur1adt. Wtllionen wiiIen, bae
Budlep's Mrnica Salbe bas befe 6eil-
mittel fit cine Sdnittwunpe 1T. sic IN
ein unfeblbares Mittel fir Dunben,
Blutseldwiire, @elhwullte, 5autaus=
IAlag Brano~ unb Brabtpunben uni
5amprrbpiben. Sur pber feline 8esab@
lung. Sur 25e. tn Der NpOtbefe BON
Dranf Miller unb Spbn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-03
X Sic BeIiker Der galDnin QofpmI

= Sic YeNber Der galowin 2otomo.
tipe Morts in philaoilpbia, Der 9rDB=
ten 2otomotirenbau=NnIt Der Ser.
gtaaten ni1t nur, iOnoern au9 oel
MeIt, baben in oieIen Wo6e Die 0ol=
lenoung bes 20. Sa6res oes 8eitebens
bes 6irnla, iotuie slei6Seitig Die Ser
tigiteauns Der 20, 900. 2ptomotibe felt=
lib beganeen. Ser oer5eitise Gapa.
aitdt Der Ssabrit betrdgt 1900 2otomo.
tiben per Sabr unb DerIorgt bieielbs
bas Snlano uno bas Nuslano. Sit
erlte bon beu 8albnin's erbaute Soto:
motipe tpog 5 5onnen, tpdbreno es iebi
iibli6 lit, 2ofomotipen gu baben, oit
bon 80 bis 100 Sonnen piegen. Oit
6abrif beI6dFtiet aur 3eit 1000 Mr.
better ; i'm lebten Sabre lieferten iie l..
375 uno i'm Sabre 1900 1917 Soto.
motiDen.
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&anm es ni@t gebeim baIten.

Das purtrefltAe Wirfen bon Or. Sings
Ser, eife pils fcmnt tdsltd ans aiAt.
Rein iclhes 5eifmittel fiir Qeber unb
Gtn9eweibe mar nod ie befannt. 1aus
lfnbe fesnen fe, neil iie geritcpfune.
RopfIdmer3en, 0allenleiben @elbluAt
unp gerbauunssltSrunsen furiert babea.
prObirt fe. Sur 25e. bei q. MiGer u.
SObn, Mputbefe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-03

\ Muf Der 2obn 2iIte ber Nrinee febt
cine Dame, tpelbe als Sefretdrin Der
Grau 3rieessSetretdrin funsiert. Das
1T 10 setpiiiermaben militdril6er Chill
Dienif."
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gsicnie= Ggettrf5onett.
6eEttage fIr Gdutru, Geicai5often
nflD QnDcre SraQniiatinnem.

arrangements fir 2tusfliiae na6 be-
fannten gr6Olun9spldben pie&ofPOint
Gascaoa Barf, GoG Springs uno anoe
rem beliebten Yart5 fur einen Sag t0n
nen nun eema0t peroen our0 8ermit
telunQ bon 9iltritt paflagier 2lgent S
6. 9ilon bon ben pennIDlpania 2inien
Gir9eil=Gomites, S9uI=gomites Uni
perIonen, Die nit Der Nusnabl pol
gldben uno Der 3eitbeitimmung fit
iol6e WusFiige befannt Sino. iollten li6
an benfelben tuenoen. GfIice GOon
306, part 8piloing, plttsburg, ga
so
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-04-03
!. %. @a0a'S NormatItDt,le.

Ser Triibjahrstermin bealnnt ON
7. gpril. Ge9enwdrtig betbeiligen IiA
"a S9uler an Dem &urs uno I'M Gan-
sen baben ipir nur 46 quite GiBpldbe.
I'm lib einen guten Plab 81 lt6ern.
Io(Ite man IidD fDfort anmeloen. Stir
nd6ere NusfunIt IGreibe man OIL Die
goreIle 8. 8. 2ll, gteu pbllaoel=
p9ia, 9. AZ
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SlMtiNcs SScNcpt.tre.

q ID 6 springs, WDo., 81. MdrS.
8ei einem 3uiammenitpBe spi5den
3inobiebbirten uno S6af6irten auf
elmer Weloe Der Upper @reen 9tiper
@egenb muroen bier 2eute orr9 SbiiNe
oerleBt, 5lpei oabOn pabrlbsinli1 t6Dt=
lid, Webrere glnoere ipuroen nit
&niippeln libel sl9eribtet uup 100
Sbafe puroen enttpeoer tpot gel0oI1en
ooer tootaeIblogen. 9ie mabrlbeinlid)
tDotli@ 8erlebten ltno Nbe uno &op2n
9ia, 5tpet Sriiber. Sie SiQs batten
guei GinOpiebbirten nieoergeIhD1en,
oieielben aber nidt t6otli6 pertpunoet.
Me0rere SbaFbirten Iino our9 Gniip=
pelbiebe IbDer berlebt tporoen.
Sas Gencontre entltano ous eireu
Streite iiber Die 5beilung Der g8eioe.
Die Hiubbiebbirten hatten felt Sabrer
gefdmpft, nm Die SAnfDeroen aus De,
neuen JOrt=Settion bon llniteb Count
bsraus3ubalten, iobalo iie inoeIen elm
S6afberoe bertrieben batten, eribiet
cine reue auf Dem plabe. 3uleBt 3ogel
lie cine GrenSlinie I'm einen getOiIiei
9iltritt, tuel6er nur fiir &inoDiel
relerbirt iein lnllte, ano marnten oi
Suafbirtetl, Die Gren5e 81 iiberI1reiten
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X 9as DtfisibIe Oraan bes Natifans

Das otfisibie Organ bes gatifans
ySReruatore GOmano", bringt einen
Bon paplt SEQ ielbit seibriebenen Nr=
titel. in Del6em Die Gbriltenbeit Der
gan5en Welt aufeefOroert miro, ben
6immel burb @ebete um Wieoerber=
ltelung bes sSrieoens 3tpiiben ,oem
eolen britiiben 8Dlfe uno ben tapferen
8Deren" anaufleben.
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unb mir tpollen, baB Sbr tommt II. iebt.
GROCER
; GpesiaIperfaitf
bon 8apetett. SptBett=
0arDihett, 0uttuaarett, G4cttz
tuaarem, Gifenmaaren, 1tass
utD GmatHe=@aare1t,
GGntafiad1ett.
31pfe
unb fonifige 9aartuaaren.
ltnIere MustDabl bon Spibett.
0arDimen iit prdAtig, unD unfere
preile fnb unter benen anoerer Ge.
ibdfte.
Wollt sshr einen r1ooii6en gut,
10 fommt mad unierm 0ut=D Departenent,
mir baben Die groBe Nusuabl.
9apetett au iebem preiie. uniere
Wluiter finb bic idDnifen. unb uniere
greiie fno 10 nieorig, bab fih Die
Qeute ipunbern, no iDlr Sapeten 10
biaig faufen t0nnen.
gatrnHt6ra
gepnrttaettt #trrs.
sesp wbilasstpbia p.
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- prof. 9loolpb gernbarb bon Sef=
Ierion 3p. iparD am SanFo9 Dor ben
probate Gi6ter sebra6t uno irrIinnie
erfldrt. 0r. gernbarb mar YroTeNor
Der @bemie unb 9iaturgei9i6te in Gol=
leges in Wiltpautee, Galpelton uno
Chicago uno bate Den Sltel 9oftor Der
pbiloiopbie ertporben, bod in Golge gu
eifriger Stuoien berlor er bas eei(iige
8lei6sewi6t. SOffentlld erbolt er ,id)
mieoer. 10 oaB er i'm Stanoe 1T, feline
4rbeiten pieoer aufsunebmen. gr III
AZ Sabre alt unb unpermdblt.
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Gsp Geidtslu bercbnn ni6s u Den Iboq Der enIb
Sepp ansepaBt merben W 9ntn ( Sud nod een Seppue rn
So Brbanbn umont nahcn m6o5erpei
nod Sepp ollie oe San weron aber bern pris
Seppe martir miro g8r oerauin Seppe nit 10 enm p
nen a6oer uswfn muBten Sppd
mir @O oerern nro 8nn Sbr 5p1e unsfauft fault Sbr
3ep6e onf ns 2es 1T unlere Wetbooe, Seppe
g8as 1T nun oas gefe?
Columbian Snsraiu Seppidte.
sic batn gut Sic ~ berblabt nit g9r habn Die a prpbir
un une Gunoen ban oen gauelagt apu sic eeben geeoi
gung S6ne 9Ru unb Observation-Disclosures 25 Gents arD
Cans poaene 6. g. Sneram geppid)e.
g. g." fir gaumpoa 3el gDenn gep5e oans
G5eppiu pren 10 no fe nit bono bemab Gunon ef
lid oaR Sppde nt aus gae befeben. Mu ebt
bin Seppen. gDr babe Die
40 @ents Darb sesen so Gns ionfmo.
5ans woaeme extra feme Smgraim 9eppid)e
gu so @ents gao
8eNgemad)te, 8ans woaeme, erra cne Sn8raim seppic
81 Gents.
8ete, gans wo4ene Oreifade Sn9rain Seppid1e
Gen nnoepertbg uHer Der san5n Nusua Maes fr
gBaaru 79 Gents Darb.
y: Che 6arper Bros. Co., Stra6bure, O. 4:
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= Gin rufIii9es 8latt ersdhlt, baB
stpei Setter elmer 8anf in Siflis, Die
tpesen geruntreuung berfolgt muroen,
freiseIpro1en nuroen, neil man fef=
lteQte, oaB fie tpeoer leien nod fAreiben
tonnten. Sic muBten fi6 allo auf ibre
&ednungsbeamten perlalIen. Su Der
S6at-ein riibrenoer uni9ulbsbetpeis.
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wRECOMENDAMOs & nuestros amigos
il hotel xThe MarfnaS, San jose MP J., Capital.
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49, DgDAm
HOrAsI POR OGnRREas

Mario ..
Encuentranse aquf todos los prohomhres
del psrtieo rspubiicano de Ponce.
e obieto de su estadiA equf e. sganciar
Ia confirmation del empreBtito del mnnici.
pL1~de acueilA cfudAd.
Sc han celebrate muehas confsreneiRs
entire Ion hnuabres del Direetorio para Ia
forms de nnir los dos bandos de aquel pusbo.
Ultimamsnte sc ha puesto sobre Ell tapete
el diieua ID So Dusn no hay empr6Rtito.
Los de Ponce eat2n muy POGO cOnforms
cor ID uni6n aun no han llegsdo : m aeuer-
do.
Esta sAfds Sc llsyark stscto una reunion
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C. del 7'oro Fernandez.
-- Strafford.

Dsspues vlsil6 tods Ia ciudad sns bArri0s
y examin6 los tsrrsnos dedIcados la pT6xima
Ex posici6n.
las once sai6 en- tfon especial para Chi
cago.
I'm ascenso
Dssoaes de- vistado Iadisns polls, Lo1svi.
lie NAsvliie. ia subido el prfncips la sita
montsas Lock Dut en- cuya expedici6r 10 aeon
p&E6 su coLItlva.
Entire estoa hombres va vietos, Sc 4uedaron
muchos sin llegar Ia chspide cuys ascencion
IS muy peno8s.
Inundaciones
Sc han deBarrollado en- Ia parte Sur de los
EstsdoB u nidos grandes inundacicne8 habien-
do producido N uchas perdidss matariales.
Hay cercanfSs de poblaciOnes en- donde ell
ganado ha sufrldo mueho.
En- las IIanuras del Sur
Ea s'gunaa llanuras del Sur Las sguAs han
invadfdo pDbfea hogAres de los campesinOa e
frfo el aqua est& producisndo en esos sitios
tsrribIs sufrimientos.
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RsSese serOSc6O

Por el policia insnlar jose O. Hlmene8, del
buBsAo de San Juan, fac ca pturado en- ell inte-
Ii6r do IN monte, entire las juriHdicciones de
Arroyo GnsYama. oil profugo de la carcsl de
Cayey Julio Crua.
Este individuo, que 6ltlmAmente So halla-
ba de sIrvients Ia casa de don Jose ,rdils,
fob6 este IL cantidAd de IA pesos bril-
llante valorado en- 100. cnys prenda le fu6 en-
EontrAda, Asf como el dinero, que 10 tenia en-
tsrHado en- ell sitio donde so verified su capturA.
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EnfSTnAO

Ra ancuentra enfarmA de aIgan cuiSado
an In ca pItAl lR distiDguida seforitA Msry
Hlasco, hija de nuessro respectable comPatrio.
ta dem Julian Bianco y SgsL
TAmhfan a. halls enfaPmo RIlL el vIrtuo-
an nYeabfksro doctor don Manuel naz Csnsis.
Dagsamos el restahlscimisnto de Ia seao-
rita B .anco del se6or DiAz oaneias.
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NOrte-america

El princlpe ENRIQUE Dc PrGSi9 lego i&s
a IA estG ms Il ma . Ia Estacion de 10 Onion en-
gau,Luis. ..e.r Ia us0Ada del
.Oregio hu6spei sobre treinsa mi, psr'oa"ns =,
iss soeiedsdes alenanas ess@Ois0iuA ." % =
te. ,oA .b.aoulAdo CON nm sspIen-
A,Ao alnuarro en- OIL sCIph 90 sAn '-u"'~
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Cruz y Fortalsza zL --ElotsI de urlvaar ordan
Con- > rr-hoI.

Esta eono s.nao
ncos
proaSIo germeneg
Oh Be so1an devuslve
sA11@0 ovahuo clcaIfces estrachoces
1IoprAoo unanente ppr The 6onorrhol Medical fU
new YORK setenhre II de 1901.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04

Msnana 8 passdo sssark en- nue,tro puer
II vapor frances que viene dc Europa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04

Pronto embarcar6 cara la Habana, en- via
ia de racreo, ei conoeido Industrial don Jos
d ufn Pachsco. Fsliz vlsie le desesnIos.
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FARMACIA De r. lei. PATRON
San Justo e.-san Juan, ? r.

surtido de drogRs poductos dc
Especialidades farmac6utcas
Aqua lie soda la americana
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04

Para 81 banquete dado por los UAmarsfos
MI Gobernador sn &c! o impo,S contElbuyo ca
da uno con cineo dollars. Hnbo algunos que
no los diercn, porqua no quisieron, y otros por
no tenerlOs.
Hubiaron brinais Ge todas Giaaas, termt-
nando dicha desta q las once menoa rnarso del
dfa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-03-04

Mnv prOnbo aerS11 hachos los nuavcs nom
t,ra mfantos de iuaces tiscaies bara las Corte
de DlatEito Es segnro que entrara IN cont
mental en- cadS uno de esos tribunalea.
lPara esto fG6 copiado ell C6digo de Mon
tana
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-09-03
CASE NO. 46.

Department of the Interior. General Land Office, Washington, D. O., July 3, 1902. No tice is hereby given that sealed bids directed to the commissioner of the General Land Office will be received by the receiver of public moneys at the [. $. land office at Prescott, Ariz., up to and including the 27th day of August 1902, for the purchase of all dead timber, estimated at 5000 feet b. m. and sufficient amount of mature liv- ing timber to make with the dead 25O, 900 feet b. m., and all of the lops and tops thereof together with all cOrdwOOd which can be cut from dead timber not suitable for lum- Der but fit for fuel; all to be cut from the Arizona Blue Rock, Silver Heel. Silver Leaf, White Rock and Texas mining claims, To- cated along the wagon road from Crown King to Prescott and just north of Goodwin P. O., in the Prescott Forest Reserve. No bid of less than & per thousand feet for green and S1 per thousand feet for dry saw timber, and S0.40 per cord for green and $0.25 per cord for dry wood will be cOnsid- cred. A deposit of Sl75 must accompany each bid and payment in full of the approx innate value of said timber must be made to the receiver within 30 days of date of notice of award or may, if bidder so elect at time of bidding. be made in three equal pay ments in 30, SO and 90 days respectively srom said date. The bidder agrees (frst) to cut all dead timber on the tract suitable for lumber and only so much of the living timber as will be necessary to make with the dead 250,000 feet b. m. (second) to cut all marked timherand only that SO marked :; (third) to pile under direction of the forest officer in charge all brush and rubbish re- sulting from logging; tfourthl to utilize the lCps and tops down to a diameter of three inches and to manufacture into cord wood all dead timber on the cutting-area not suitable for lumber. No timber will be removed from the custody of forest officer until measured and marked by him and paid for in full. Purchasers failing to re- move timber awarded within one year from date of notice of award, forfeit purchase money and right to timber unremoved, un- less an extension of time is granted. The right to reject any and al bids is reserved. Binger Hermann, Commissioner.
 First publication July g.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-09-03
Railroad Excursions.

Territorial republican convention, Phenix, Ariz., Sept. 17.-Dates of sale, Sept. l5 and Is; return limit. Sept. 2l; rate, SS.20 round trip.
 Territorial democratic convention. Tucson, Sept. 23.-For the above oc- casion tickets will be sold to Phenix as follows: Date of sale, Aug. 3l and Sept. l; limit, Sept. 6: rate, SS2O round trip.
 Steamship ticket to all points in Europe, South Africa and Australia. For rates, sailing dates, etc, cali at Burke hotel city passenger office.
 Grand Canyon Excursion-Dates of sale every Tuesday; return limit, 60 days; rate, Sll.40.
 Saturday Excursion to Phoenix Dates of sale every Saturday; return limit, 10 days; rate $500.
 Flagstaff Summer Excursion-Date of sale, every Tuesday during May, June, July and August; return limit, 50 days from date of sale; rate, S7 round trip.
 Reduced rates to McCabe, AriZ- Commencing at once the s. F., P. & P. will sell tickets from Prescott to McCabe, via Huron and the Jauqette stage line, at rate of Sl.50 per ticket. l5O pounds of baggage will be car ried with each ticket free.
 Summer Excursions to California Date of sale every Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday during July, Aug ust and September; return limit. No vember 30: rate, Los Angeles and San Diego, S25.95; San Francisco S+5.45; stop overs allowed at any point west of Barstow.
 Date of sale-Everv Thursday dur ing June, July and August; desti. nations, Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo; return limit, 90 days from date of sale; rate, S55.00 round trip.
 Continuous passage each direction west and south of Pueblo.
 Chicago. H., Exc'rsion-Dates of sale, daily; rate, SS4S0 round trip; return limit, October 3lst, 1902; con tinuous passage in each direction.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-09-03
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United States, for the Fourth District of Arizona, in Bankruptcy.
 In the matter of H. L. RIGG, Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
 To the creditors of H. L. Rigg, of Wins low, in the county of Navajo. and district aforesaid, bankrupt.
 Notice is hereby given that on the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1902, the said H. L. Rigg was adiudicated bankrupt; that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at the office of the undersigned in the town of WinslOw, Navajo county, Arizona, on the 20th day of September, A. D. 1902, at 10 o'clock a. m., at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims. appoint trustee, exam inc the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting.
 Claims may be filed with the undersigned at any time prior to said first meeting of creditors,
 Dated Winslow. Arizona. August 2ad, 1902.
 FRED W. NELSON.
 Referee in Bankruptcy. First publication August 27.-W
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-09-03

Our contemporary says the recent platform suggestions originated in the brain of its editor. The Jour nal-Miner apologies for the error in its conclusions, that the platform had been written by the afterwards chairman of the committee on plat form, and the points given to the editor of the Courier in advance, and takes pleasure in giving the Courier editor full credit for the production of the platfo m. On hearing it read in convention, the similarity between it and CourieT editorials was particu- larly noticeable, but it was thought that the pil.form committee chair man would not permit any. one to usurp the perogatives of his position. That it had been prepared several days in advance and placed on cold storage until the meeting of the con- vention was apparent by its appear ence in the Courier.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-09-03

Several of the territorial papers have contained mention of Will A. Cooper of Tucson as being suitable man for delegate and a probable can didate before the territorial republi- can convention for the position. The JOurnal-Miner is authorized by a friend of Mir. Cooper, with the lat ter's consent, to announce his candi- dacy for the nomination, being the first official announcement from the gentleman himself to that effect. Mr. Cooper is very able man and one of the most popular men in Southern Arizona. He is at present district attorney of Pima county. If the republican conve vention should nominate him be will make winning race.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-09-03
California Republican Ticket.

The California republican state ticket thus far completed is as fol- lows:
 Governor-George c. Pardee, Ala meda county.
 Associate Justices-Lucien Shaw, Los Angeles; F. M. Angelotti, Ma rin.
 Secretary of State-C. F. Curry, San Francisco.
 Controller-E. P. Colgan, Sonoma.
 Surveyor General - Victor H. Wood, Alameda.
 Attorney-General - |. s. Webb, Plumas.
 Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion-Thomas J. Kirk.
 Chief Justice of the Supreme Court-T. A. Beatty.