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OCEAN TO OCEAN.
Via the Sunset Route-Double Daily Service, San Francisco to
 New York.

Your special attention is called to the double daily service now in full operation between San Francisco and New York, via the Sunset Route, details of which are given in our new timetables, which will be sent you on application. c,o.. Line. with elegant equipment, consist inp of observation sleeper, apartment sleeDer, chair car and diner, connects daily at New Orleans with the "SOuth- west Limited" a solid vestibule train, carrying dining, drawing room, sleeper, library cars, and club cars L. tanta to Washington. This train passes Lordsburg, eastbound at l:43 p. m., westbound at 9:41 a. m.
 San Juaouin Valley, connects daily at New Orleans with the "Fast MalP' train. carrying dining, drawing room and sleeping cars to New York.
 The dining cars placed on the Sunset Route, are the finest that Pullman turns out. and the "creOle" cooking Is suggestive Of the Sunny South.
 Through tourist cars are carried on both these trains, east and west bound. Crescent City Express passes Lordsourg at 7:l5 q. m., eastbound, and the Pa ciGc Coast express at 6 :50 ?. m, west bound.
 With this improved service, via the Sunset Route, passengers should con, sider the superior advantages offered when planning q trip to the east, With new oil-burning locomotives and the roadbed sprinkled with oil, there is no smoke, cinders nor dust, and with the equitable climate of the south, nc l finer route could be offered.
 For further information call on or write F. w. Clapp, Local Ereighh,te hh,eS S ,r,. ,--. I->.. as s|s.. INoW tiN1NANO
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STATE OF MAINE.

Certificate of Organization Of Corporation
 Under the General Law
 The undersigned. officers Of A corporation or ganired st Portland. at meeting of the sinners Of the articles Of agreement therefor duly called and held al the office of Drummond & Drum mond in the CIty of Portland. on ThursdAy the Tenth day of July A. D. laos. hereby certify As follows:
 The name of said corporation is Coronado Mining Company"
 The purposes Of the corporation are for Inc purpose of carrying on a general mining bust ness. including the prospecting. mining. srneit- ing and reducing of ores and metals of all kinds and for these purposes of acquiring. owning. operating, leasing selling and disposing of all mines, claims. mining properties and interest. therein, and in connection herewith of acqriir- iag.- -aaldla4-~s.-a- --I4------.----< personal property and Of carrying on such othet business as may be useful or.con enien' m proseouiion of said business.
 The amount of capital stock Is three million dollars.
 The amount of capital stock already paid In is nothing.
 The par value of the shares is ten dollars.
 The names and residences of the owners of said shares are as follows
 NAME RESIDENCE so. sHAErs. Josiah H. Drummond jr.. Portland. Maine One Charles NJ Drummond. Portland Maine One G. NJ Horne ............. Portland. Maine One Milford G Chapman. Portland, Maine One Josiah IT. Drummond. Portland. Maine One
 Number of shares in treasury. 299 g9S Said corporation is located at Portland. iu the county of Cumberland.
 The number of directors is five. and their .ames are Josiah IT. Drummond, ir.. Charles V. Drummond G M. Horne, wilford q Chapman and Josiah II. Drummond. The name Of the Clerk is Josiah ". Drum mond jr and his residence is Portland. | The undersigned. Charles NJ. Drumm"nd. is president; the undersigned e. NJ. Horne. Is treasurer: and the undersigned, Josiah IT, Drummond. jr Charles Drummond and Milford G Chapman. are majority of The di' rcctors of said corporation.
 Witness our hands this Tenth day of July A D 1902 CHARLES NJ. DRUNNoSD. President.
 c. NJ. HORNE. Treasurer. | CHARLES NJ. DRUMNoNp, JusIAH II. DRUNNoSD, JR-. Directors WIFoD c. CHArMAS.
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0LD-TIME SKETCHES ]
IIGffI1lftty
AMERICAS KING SOLOMON.


 Few people know when they read of King Solomon, that he had an equal on this continent. No doubt many per sons curiosity Is aroused to know who that wise man was. His name was Pas cual and at the time Of his death was the chief Of the Yuma Indians.
 It is second nature for an Indian to to be shiftless, lazy, and have desire to drink all the whiskey he can get, but old Pascual was an exception to the rule.
 In the early days during the rush of gold diggers to California, the U. $. government established a fort across the Colorado river called Ft. Yuma. One of the post commanders was Major Henizelma, Afterwards major gen eral, who was a good judge of human nature. and quick to recognize worth and ability. He appointed Pascual chief of the Yumas, a then powerful tribe, who still live there and from which the City Of Yuma takes it's name. Pascual immediately began to reform his subjects. He set good ex- amples, encouraged his people to work, exhorted his braves to be the friends Of the whites, admonished them to keep in the path of rectitude, censured thioving and severely pun ished those who stole or got drunk. His mode of punishment was to have the culprit lashed to post and severe ly whipped. None ever had to nave the dose repeated. Pascual was noted Tar and wide among other Indians tribes as a just arbitrator.
 Time and again when other tribes would get into a dispute with each other and could not settle their grlev- ances among themselves they would agree to abide by any decision that i Pascual made. Then would begin d Dilprimage to the home of Pascual. Sometimes the disputants would have to travel hundreds of miles across the desert to lay their case before the wise man. On arriving at Pascuals nome ltbev had been proceeded by runners), he would invite them to his wigwam where refreshments would be served, and each side asked if they were will ing to abide by his decision. On answer in the affirmative, he would ask first one side then the other to state their case, and would listen patiently to each then render his decision; both sides would be contented and ever live up to his decision. Indians who came there deadly enemies left the best of friends each side contented.
 Is not a man who can so decide a dispute that both parties are contented a great and wise man and be classed as ! modern King Solomon? He may have been savage, but some day his torians will give him place among the greatest of this world phlloso phers. d. H'
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A Cold Wave.

The forecast of sudden changes in the weather serves notice that hoarse voice and a heavy cough may invade the sanctity of health in your own home. Cautious people have a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure always at hand. E. H. Wise, Madison, Ga.' writes: "I am indebted 10 One Min, ute Cough Cure for my present good health, and probably my life" Itcures Coughs. Colds, LaGrippe, Bronchitis, Pneumonia and all Throat and Lung troubles. One Minute Cough Cure cuts the phlegm, draws out the infiamma- tion. heals and soothes the mucous membranes and strengthens the lungs c. P. Dunn.
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county or bEhudni
 s. J. Forbes, Plaintiff.
 The Morenci Copper Company, a corporation,
 Defendant. Under and by virtue of an order of sale and decree of foreclosure, issued out of the district court of the second judicial district of the terri tory of Arizona, Tn and for the county oi Gra- ham. on the 9th day of November, 1902, in the above entitled action wherein the above-named plaintiff. S. J. Forbes. obtained a judgment and order of sale against The Morenei Copper Com- pany, d corporation. defendant, on the 9th day of October, 1902, for the sum of two-hundrcd- sixty-seven 50 100 dollars; with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent. per annum until paid: together with said plaintiff s costs and disbursements incurred in said action, amount ing to the sum of three hundred-si ty-seven 3O-IOO dollars. and accruing costs, which said iud dgment and order of sale was, on the 25tb day of October. 1902 recorded in judgment book of said court, at page 317. am, the undersigned sheriff. commanded to sell all that certain lot, niece or parcel of land situated in the county of Graham, territory of Arizona, and bounded and described as follows, to-wit: A mining claim, situuated in the Copper Mountain mining dis trict known as the "Micawber,' and further de- scribed as follows Beginning at the easieriiI- lacat.rs, -pr1eeing stump of ecoa' ,Suoc .,,., ;, diameter and four feet hlsh .,,,- inches III ur so minutes west 15OO feet to nonu- n ~ urs auSrtzite rock PC inches by Il inches ps inches; thence north 45 degrees oo n,"uoe sa,nne east 5g9 e5-lOO feet to monument, thence oaoI' oe inches by 16 inches by inches 'neA.o ~. ,,,,, 4. deprees 9 minutes east loVo iee'' 5I.ce of beginning, being 20 5s-loO "o''9' gether with all appurtenaices' ,o,, dav o
 Notice is hereby given that on the i9sH or %1I Ina ,aooT,ber 1902 a; the hour of two p In- oi tiia a,,ho court house door. in SolomonVhlc' II s Grsbam county, territory of Arizona wiil' .s s ,ho undersigned sheriff. in obedience 10 sai' A' order of sale and judgment of foreclos1fe ,bsre sr ,,,a ohove described property, or so much thef' 'i,e ,,e necessary to satisfy plaintiff sal tnaa,nent O., S @ with interest thereon and costs !uue hiehcst and best bidder for cash ia"i'
 money of the United States.
 hated November l9, 1902.
 D"''1 JAMES V. PARKS
 cheria of Graham County, TerrlIoIS "' Ai'-O RvAE HOBBS, Deputy.
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Notice of Sheriff s Sale.
In the district court Of the second judicial dis trict of the territory of Arizona, in and for the county of Graham
 WE Hagan, Plainuh.

Manuel SalaEar. Defendant.
 Under and by virtue of an order Of sale and decree Of foreclosure issued out of the district court of the second judicial district of the ter ritory of Arizona. in and for the county of Ora ham. on the 18th day of November. 1902, in the above fled action. wherein the above named plaintiff. W. F. HAgan. obtained a judgment and decree against Manuel Salazar. defendant, on the 18th day of October, leoa. for the sum of seven-huudred- forty s0-loo dollars. with interest thereon at the rate of two per cent per month until paid, together with costs in this action, which said decree was. on the 18th day of October, 1902, recorded in iudg- meni book of said court, al pages So2-S -SO5, am. the undersigned sheriff commanded to sell all that certain lot piece, parcel Of land sit uated in the country of Graham. territory Of Arizona and bounded and described as follows; to-wtr
 Commencing at A stake about one hundred feet south of lot No. IS in block No. 9 in the West Clifton townsite; running thence west ou c -hundred-fifIy feet; thence south one e-hun- dred feet; thence east one hundred and fifty feet thence one hundred feet north to . to the place of beginning. and situated in the town of Clifton, Together with all the appur- tenances thereunto belonging. or in any wise appertainine.
 Notice is hereby gwen, that on the lSth o@y of December, 1902, betw cen the hours of ten o'clock A. n, and four o'clock ?. m. of that day, at the court house door in Solomonville. in Graham county. Arizona, will, as the under signed sheriff. in obedience to said order of sale sgd osrsrfp ef ST sS TtT;s0f scazyre l necessary 10 satisfy plaintiff $ said judgment with interest thereon and eosts to the highest and best bidder for cash, lawful money Of the United States.
 | Dated November l9, 1902.
 | JAMES V. PARKS, | Sheriff Of Graham County. Arizona. | By A E. HOBBS. Deputy h-O-i
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In the district court of the second judicial dis tric, of the territory of Arizona in and foi the county of Graham.
 W F. Hagan, Plaintiff,

trict of the territory of Arizona Tn ana TOT the county of Graham.
 WI Hagan, Plaintiff,
 Timothy Nardelli and Angelina Nardelli,
 Defendants,
 finder and bv virtue of an order of sale and decree of foreclosure issued out of the district court of the second judicial district of the ter ritory of Arizona in and for the county of Ora ham. on the 18th day of November. 1902. in the above entitled action, wherein the above named plaintif w. F. Hagan, obtained Judgment md decree against Timothy Nardelli and An celina Nardelli. defendants, on the 18th day oi october, 1902, for the sum of six-hundred-nlne- ty-nine 25-1OO dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of two per cent per month unul palu, together with costs in this action, when salu decree was on the 18th day of Oct, 1902 recorded in judgment book B of said court, at pages Soo- sOe am. the undersigned sheriff, commanded to sell all that certain lot, piece, or parcel or land situated in the county of Graham. terri tory of Arizona and bounded and described as follows to-wit An undivided onc-hnlt interest in and to lot No. 7 situated in the San Francisco townsite. in the town of Clifton; together with an undivided one half interest in all improve ments and fixtures on said property.
 Notice is hereby given, that on the 18th day oi December, 1902. between the hours Of 10 O CLOCK a. III, and four o'clock p m. Of that day at the court house door, in Solomonville in Graham county. Arizona, I will, as the undersigned sberiT in obedience to said order of sale and nccree foreclosure, sell the apoVe descrlped property, or so much thereof as may be neces- sary to satisfy plaintiffs said judgment. with interest thereon and costs. to the highest and best bidder for cash, lawful money Of tht United States.
 Dated November 19 1902.
 JAMES V. PARKS | Sheriff oi Graham County, Arizona. EVA F. HOBBS, Deputy.
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ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
--OF-
CORONADO MINING COMPANY.

United States of Amcrical
 Territory of Arizona.
 l. Isssc T. stoddard. Secretary Of Inc Terri- tory of Arizona. do hereby certify that the an- neXed is true and complete transcript of ths Articles Of Incorporation Of the Coronado Mining Company which were hlci in this of. fee the ITth day of October A. D. iac2 at n A ID. as provided by law.
 In testimony whereof. have hcrsunio set my hand and atixed my official seal. Done At tho City of Phoenix. the capital this 18th day cf October A. D. l9o2 Isaac T. SroDDAkD. lSeall Secretary of the Territory of Arizona
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COUGHS AND COLDS IN
 CHILDREN.
Recommendations of a We'll Known
 Chicago Physician.

use and prescribe Chamberlain : Couch Remedy for almost all obstinate conStricted coughs, with direct results' ' I prescribe it to children oi aAi ;,, Am glad to recommend It to M "a uoed and seeking reliei iroul co."' q, W ;s coughs and bronchial aluict'ons ,5s nI ,be most unprofessional. A universal nanacea for all maukfnd.-MrS. Mary R. Meiendy, NJ. D., Ph. D.. Chicago I'll. This remedy is for sale by all deal CTS in medicine.
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Forest Lieu Selection No. l07'
Us Land omce. Tue,ea: Arirp2a 5t ,ss,S

U- S. LAhu "'01' Nov. 25. lyf2i
 rot,cc is hereby given that The AI'ec lsn,- and Cattle company limited whose I,osI o,'. 1.. add-ess is New York. State Of Ne" TOT. a, made application to select uhdsi 1'is ,.-@.,,,s Iupe 4. 1897 (sO Stat. Ss) the ioh""'"s
 tract uo.s tnT4s R. 90 E., G. 4 5. +. M. ..,.o, w,,hin the next thirty days from date hefeol - ..o,es,s or contests against this selection o' ,,o,,r,a that the land described or anS DOT ,,o, thereof |, more valuable for Its minsfAl, ,,a,, ao, agricultural purposes. will be receives saa noted for report b the Comrnissionef "i eN' ana notei 'o ogce MrLroS K. MOoSE. OenetHl LA"' Regis tcr | First Publication. Dec. 4, lSc2-
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STATE OF MAINE.

Office of Secretary Of State.
 hereby certify that the foregoing is true copy from the records of this office. In testimony whereof. have caused the seal of the State to be hereunto affixed.
 Given under my hand at Augusta this fourth day of September in the year Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and two and In the one hundred and twenty seventh year of the lndc- pendence of the United States Of America
 S J. CHADBoUKSE. rG,aat seall Deputy Secretary of State.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Attorney Generals Ofice, July 10th, A D. 1902. hereby certify that l have examined the foregoing certificate and the same is properly drawn and signed, and is conformable to the constitution and laws Of the State.
 GEO N. SPIDERS
 Attorney General
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BEAR-STEER FIGHT-THE FIRST

BEAR-STEER
 BUCK STRAP Years ago, when was young man and had just arrived Tn Caiiiornla' fell in with two as hard men as an lm- migrant could find by hard search. Their names were George Cox and George Peach, at least those were their coast names. They were va oueros. and proved to be the best horsemen I have ever known, ana have known some pretty good ones. They took bands of wild mustangs ana broke them on the shares, and when broken they drove them down to Sac rameuto and Stockton and sold them. I believe the first buck-strap eyer used was invented by them for me. At any rate the buck-strap saved me many fall and disgrace. They were regular
 dare-devils, and there was nothing of a hazardous nature that they would
 not undertake. Their spurs were great wheels, and they wore broad
 Panama hats and sheep-skin legglngs.
 They were a picturesque pair, and handsomer men 1 have never seen,
 but most always in trouble. They could not let the MeXicans alone, and the Mexicans would not let them alone.
 But to my story. Tahama was cat f tie town just below Red Bluffs, and | there was to be a bear and a bull fight. '. The Mexicaus had lassoed fine large
 grizzly bear, and had advertised Tor all
 to come. was very much afraid thai $ We would get into trouble, and tried u to keep my partners from going, ou u they went, and I with them. Bu II what miserable and unhappy day IT spent. We put our horses up and pait l- our way into the show. and took scat es oIo.o to the ring. After n ih~..''"' r, wells and ki-yis, the bear was let ln' De the ring. Many little darts wer O. ho,oirr from his skin, and the poo
 ,u,,,s, was mad all over. Then in cam ,e- the little bay steer, handsome game ,s- little animal. He, too, had pee ba s,rinkled with darts, and was hghtlr ld- mad.
 be As soon as the bear saw his eneu ick he raised up on his hind legs and stal tho sd for him. This was the steers hv nortupitv. and like a tornado he n he at old bruin, and he struck the gre to. monster of the mountains with and crash. The force of the blow lamu mi his horns into the bears shouidf ff,r and the steer went tail end over. ]
 little red rover jumped to his feet,
 made another lunge, but the bear TN already dead. N Well, they lassoed the steer tn
 him down and drug out the dead
 They stuck s20 gold piece betw own the steers horns and released
 Then they yelled for any America
 corne and take it of. We sat qui !ain's leaking on when up came a gar .u s,1ts Mexicans and pointing at us ages. .syou are the ones we are after. Ill in are cowardly gringos." $ anu Inau instant George Cox was Il ods E nf ring. I had my pistol ready ana rersai cd at Peach, but he shook his hes Mary much as to say: keep still" icag9' walked up in front of the steer uS" ed out and pulled the gold piece
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Iulv iO A ID iNg

Cumberland.-ss July 10, A D. luO-- Then personally appeared Josiah h Drum mond. jr.. Charles NJ. Drummoud. Wilford c. Chapman and c. M. Borne. and seycrahy mAdo oath to the foregoing certificate. that the sArno is true. Before me
 WILLIAM NJ, ISGEAHAN.
 Justice Of the Peace.
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tGreat Seall

Cumberland. Registry Of Deeds. Received July TO- 1902 al h.-m. ?. m. Recorded in Vol. 24-pagc H2
 Attest :-NoEsAs TRUE. Register. A true copy of record.
 Attest :-NOBNAS TRUE Register
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STATE OF MAINE.

Office of the Secretary of State Augusta. July l2 l9O2. Received and filed this day.
 Attest.-BYEoS BOYD.
 Secretary of state Recorded fin Vol 3s. page 399.
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Dr. w. F. Fales has his office over Young's Pharmacy.
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Pocket maps of Arizona ana Ne" Mexico, p cents each at COPPER EhA office.
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When you want good music brass or string band) call on Holguin Bros.
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Filed and recorded in the office of the secre- tary Of the Territory Of Arizona this i7th day ot October, A. D. 1902. at II n. m.
 ISAAC T. SroDDARD.
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tbe County and Territory af',t,H, and com certify that the foregoing IS iI'' ,l I,,orpora pie'e copy "t ..coronndo Mining Company. as The nom o o' appears s upon the Records O. G'Ansn ,a1 same gieS inc 2ist day Of October A D. i'04' e1sI5 a, o'clock A. rn in Book of Files. .., my Al fn witness whereof have hereun,o 's' i ni
 In w'syss tss my official seal at my office in so, nmonville. ~,G said County and Territory 'H'' ''1 d.v of November. A. D- lso2 - 1902. ,,,..,,,v Recorder. Bv LEILA sTEvESsos.
 Iseall Deputy Recorder
 ,,,,s, publication Nov. l3. last Dec i0
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Notice of Sheriff s Sale.

In the district court of the second judicial dis trict of the territory of Arizona, in and for the county of Graham.
 & j. Forbes Plaintiff
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Sheriff Of Graham OOuH1f' RIA HOBBS, Deputy.
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Notice of Sheriff s Sale.

Sheriff or Graham County Arl1oHH' By A r.. HOBBS, Deputy n-OA
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-12

side on the haircloth sofa and took
stock of each other.
Helen had developed from the school
child to the woman. She was a hand
some girl, possessed of a slender, well
rounded form, and deep hazel eyes
with the level gaze of her brother. AL
though a figure rather aloof a face
l ra ther impassive; but with the posi-
| bility of passion and emotion. and
will to back them.
'Oh but you're tanned and-and
big" she cried. kissing her brother.
~ ouve had such a strange winter,
haven't you?"
Yes" repeated absently.
Things came a little better than I
thought they were going to, toward the
last, and 1 made little money"
''Oh, I'm so glad" she cried. WAS 1t
mU CHI"
NO not much" he answered. The
actual figures would have been so
much better! I've made arrangements
with Mrs. Renwick to hire a servant
girl, so you will have all your time
free; and 1 have paid a years tuition
for you in the Seminary"
''Oh!" said the girl, and fell silent.
After time, Thank you very much,
Harry dear" then after another in
terval, II think I'll go get ready for
Sc pper."
Instead of getting ready for supper.
she paced excitedly up and down her
room.
,~1on.i,,,o5 -, Do<r
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THE BLAZED TRAIL.
By STEWART EDWARD WHITE
(Author of the Westerners.

Copyright, 1902, by Stewart Edward White.
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