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The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20
A Large Purchase of Two Lots of Umbrellas
Bought by Our New York Office

One lot comprises large variety of very fine pearl handles
sterling silver gold plated warranted not to
ansh The the very best quality of union aea silk
with and asses all have steel rods and frames and made
with The New Century Runner which makes the umbrella easy
to open without hurting the fingers. The real value of
these umbrellas $50 and AGO. but buying them quantities
500 these bought enabled to offer them
ceptonaly low figure 2.46
The other lot consists of 800 umbasa1 made aea silks
with silk and tasse steel rods and frames with New Cen
Runner to make easier the hands when is opened
All handles long pearls and horn with sterling silver and gold
plated trimmings Regular retail price of these umbrellas ange
AGO. $780, 600 and oO but place the entire lot sale
pnce--each 3.i5
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20
Domestic and Staples

Even in these things that
cost but a few cents a yard
the difference of one cent a
yard amounts to consider
able. For instance you can
buy standard apron ginghams
that cost Sc most everywhere
here at 4c-a saving of 20
per cent. If you made all
your household purchases at
the same per cent of saving
it would be the same as if
your husband had his salary
raised a fifth.
APRON GINGHAMS DC
ga SHIFTING PERCALE 3Eac
STANDARD PRINTS, light
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20
Big Sale of Misfit
Carpets.

You will find in the Carpet Depart
ment about twenty-five misft carpets
made up in the shape of rugs. Several
qualities of carpets are represented. There
is Savonnerie, Administer, Wilton, Wilton
Velvet and Tapestry Velvet. If you were
to buy these carpets by the yard and have
them made into rugs they would cost you
SO to IS per cent more than the following
prices:
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20

TAMBOURETTE, Oriental blue
and gold, regular price 1850;
third annual April sale price
1000
PINCH GARDINER AND Pc
DESTAL, AZ inches tall, Imperi-
al blue and gold, Fleur-de-lis pat
tern, former price was $3.50;
third annual April sale price
1910
Guaranteed SilverWare
TEA SPOONS, 2 designs, regu-
lar price 1.50 per dozen; third
annual April sale price, per set,
Soc
DESSERT SPOONS, 1 design,
regular price 2.75 per dozen;
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20

POINT DE VENICE and Irish
Crochet Allovers-in white, but
ter and Arab color-20 inches
wide; value $1.65, at. 1.25
FINE IRISH CROCHET ALL
overs (white),' 20 inches wide;
copies of the real; value $3.50,
at ,,t.... ,s..,'. 1873
ALL SILK LACES and Nets, all
silk Chantilly allover Nets--45
inches wide; new and stylish de-
signs; also large embroidered
dots and ring spots, so much de-
sired at present; value s1.39, at
98c
HIGH 'LUSTER BRUSSELS
and La Tosca Nets, As inches
wide, suitable for neckwear, at
49c, 69c, 79c and 98c
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20
Ladies' Drawers

broidery nsertion-fnished with
ruffle to match-special sale 75c
CAMBRIC-full size-on band
bottom of deep lawn ruffle with
insertion let in and ruffle of en-
broidery-exceptional style-spe-
cial sale 8ec
CAMBRIC-fuli size-on band
bottom with clustered tucks and
lawn ruffle tucked-edged with
ruffle of embroidery-special
sale 1.15
MUSLIN-full size-on band
bottom with deep ruffle-hemstitch-
ed-good style-special sale 29c
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20
Ladies' Drawers

MUSLIN-full size-on band
tucked around bottom-special
sale 15c
CAMBRIC-full sizes-on bands
cluster of tucks at bottom with
ruffles of embroidery special
sale 45c
CAMBRIC-full size--on band
bottom with cluster Of tucks and
deep ruffle of open embroidery
special sale Csc
CAMBRIC-full size-on band
bottom of clustered tucks and en-
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20

4-INCH FERN DISH, 2 pieces,
terra Gotta, painted green, regu-
lar price 15c; third annual April
sale price 10c
FINCH FERN DISH, larger
size of above dish, regular price
Csc; third annual April sale
price 23c
FINCH GARDINER, differ
emit finishes in terra cottan (22
only, regular price 35c; third
annual April sale price 600
FINCH nEMPIRE" JARDI-
NIER, regular price $1.25; third
annual April sale price 95c
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20

Here's picture of Harry Dodd,
who was awarded the prize of a
scholarship in the Birmingham Bus
iness College, offered by L.J.&L."
Some time ago prize was Of
fered to the cash boy or wrapper
who should prove most dilligent,
most prompt in keeping the hours
required of him, most attentive to
his work.
Of the many boys in the store,
Harry, who is fifteen years old,
wins this prize, which is paid-up
tuition on the Birmingham Business
College.
When the prize was offered, ev
cry boy showed his eagerness to
learn, land desire to acquire
business education, by entering at
once his name for the contest. The
great interest it has awakened
among the cash boys and wrappers,
has encouraged Il. j. & L." to Of
fer another prize similar in charac-
ter.
Another novelty is the Skirt
litter" 1T enables one to raise the
skirt without pinning it up; the
price is CSC.
A novelty that promises to be an
exceptionally good seller is the
hold fast skirt supporter. The
rainy day, or so called shopping
skirt, has declined in favor some
what so that if you want your
skirts to sweep clear of the dust and
dirt of the streets, why the hold
fast is the very thing. No hooks,
no buttons. Costs only quarter.
Recall your own hammock DAYS
and buy one apparently for your
own comfort, but really for your
manageable daughter. Here is
good hammock with valance spread
and pillow for 1.25.
Some even cheaper, ooc. Some
a deal dearer-up to 500.
sss
In a few weeks the sun will
beam in your bedroom, or bou-
doir, and by the time you are ready
to retire, the room will seem more
like bake oven. Awnings to the
windows will keep the suns rays
out and keep the room cool. Con-
trary to the general impression
awnings are not expensive = We
make the best awnings of the best
material and best workmanship,
and put it up-all for $50. That's
for a % inch window-it costs
more for larger windows. We
make awnings almost any size.
The cost of porch awnings are rel
atively, no more than window avn
ings.
A big lot of Japanese Mattings
in fancy large carpet patterns worth
IS and 40c laid on your floor 25c.
The buyer of boys clothing send
up to store reporter the following
item:
"Over-alls' for girls-Girl's we'll
made overall = blue denim,
strongly made with wide band
suspenders, buttons down the side.
Price soc
Suppose he has them for all ages
or he would have otherwise stated.
They tell me in the Suit Depart
ment that one of the best sellers
is a 24.00 suit, that they marked
special at 1850 early in the season.
They sold so many, they were able
to buv four times the quantity
and so got the Manufacturers to
let them have the suits SO per cent
less than thew generally get. The
result is by taking a small profit
the Suit Department has been able
to continue the 1850 price. These
suits are in that popular style,
EtoaIVeste. the materials are We
netian, Etamine (all the rage
Broadcloth, and besides black there
are shades of Castor, Brown, Navy
and GRAY The trimmings are
MORE, and what heightens the
fashionable effect is white Moir,
vest. The jacket is taffeta line,
the SKIRT percalNe.
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20
St.; {. s;:;, L0VEMAN 3D. 81; +! s;s
JOSEPH & LOEB.
ST; +. ST; LOVEMAN 81; +! ST;
JOSEPH & LOEB.
Special Sale OF Muslin Underwear.
Under Skirts
ntious way, OF

a unpreenhous
Gowns Chemise Corset
quality style goods usually and there
quality muslin Full
tucked
The lot doesn't hand
but
would the finished
the trouba andw O
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20
Ribbons

All Silk Taffeta Moire Rib
bons. 3 ~ inches wide, per
yard goo
a ~ inches wide, all the
leading colors 36c
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20

Here is a great novelty-for
women who make their own
dresses-the "Kimsey" imp roved
waist lengthener. Its advantage;
is that the adjustment of the waist
is perfect and gives the long waist
e feet, doesn't allow the waist to
bag at the sides nor climb up the
back, as they so provokingly do.
The price of this novelty is a
quarter.
There're always number of no.
tons on the market, and so there
are bound to be many that are not
worthy. But now and again we
run across something particularly
good. For instance, the rapid
brush and comb cleaner. For
aygienic reasons it is indispensable
it enables You TO keep your
ush and comb absolutely clean
.l'sseconomical too-costs onlv 2sc
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20

FINE POINT DE VENICE and
irish Crochet, irregular insertions
and galloons, in many handsome
designs, such as flowers, wreaths,
medallions, ETC.; Arab, white and
butter; width l to 4 inches, at
12hc, 15c, zoe, 25c, SOC, ACC, 69c,
79c, CSC and 25
PINCH NET TOP LACE,
heavy edge, with work we'll
spread over the net; ecrue color
only; suitable for dress and mil
linery trimming; value Acc, at
25c
sock Flouncings, 81 inches wide,
worth $1.75; our price 1.25
PLAIN WHITE LAWN TUCK
ING, solid and cluster styles, FULL
width, worth $1.00; our price ESQ
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20
Lace Dress Nets

All silk French lace Dress Nets 45n wide black ground with
white rings, dots and figures regular per yard 50
All silk black Chanly lace Dress Nets, finest quality in
large designs medallion effects ring spot floral combinations
$50 value for lbs
800 value for 200
500 value for $50
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20

worth SLIPS, for soc
COTTON HUCK TOWELS, suit
able for kitchen or bath room,
19x38 in size, assorted borders,
at 872c a piece, or per dozen LOO i.
BATH MATS. indispensable for
bath room; they come In assert
ed colors and can be used on
both sides, at 39c
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20

clination or time for fancy
work, no embroidery being
necessary. Thew are pillow
covers completely finished,
ready for use, made of a fabric
having the color and grain of
leather. upon which the copy
righted Gibson" Sketches are
transferred by the new Pyro-
chrome Process reproducing a
close imitation of the new fad,
Typography" or Burnt Leath-
err Work.
The price is Zoo
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20
Laces, Nets, AllOvers.

Matched SETS including full houncngs aI-oves
edngs and nengs in all widths gaoons and motifs
that be sepaaedut aparand appqued whatever
wish TRIM And delicate tukngs French
reveng plain and combined with lace All Embrodee the
products of ST Gall handun wdescaoped
edges butonoe stitched deep strong The
patterns through kinds and widths appreciated
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20
VeniSe and BatiSte LaCes.

Special sale of venise and Batste Lace Edgngs WIDE
ivory butter and linen shades desirable for making chdrens
lars and trimming waists and skirts, yard SOC to las
Vense Lace Inserting. Beading and Ribbon Beading
ming waists sleeves and skirts in ivory linen shades
yard, 7cto 39c
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20
The Third Annual Crockery and China Sale Con

Third Crockery andC Continues
Here things
|pnshed.
fourtha nda Of her rnrc
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20
JeWelry Booth.

Blouse Sets that much in vogue Turquoise Amethyst
White Pearl and Mother of Pearl setting per prices from 2so
ZOO
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20

third annual April sale price, per
set, 90c
TABLE SPOONS, 2 designs,
regular price 800 per dozen;
third annual April sale price,
per set, 100
FORKS, medium, round, IL
dwt., regular price $3.50 per
dozen; third annual April sale
price, per set, 1.50
KNIVES, medium, round, IL
dwt., regular price $3.50 per
dozen; third annual April sale
price, per set, $50
BUTTER KNIVES, 8 designs,
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20
Special Sale of Wash Silks, for
Summer Wear.

Fast upon the heels of the Third Annual April Silk
Sale comes the sale of Wash Silks for Some
these silks we have had in time, but most of them
have just arrived Too late for the Annual April Sale for
which we bought them, however, they will go at very
near Drire
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20

Solid Black Kamiyama Silk 21-in.
Solid White Wash Corded Silk, 21-n.
Solid White Wash Santung, pain.
White Wash Shantung, 27-in
White Wash Shantung, u in.
White Wash Shantung, 30-in.
White Wash Shantung, 30-in
White Wash Pongee, 2i-n.
Natural Wash PonQee 20in
Natural Wash Pongee, Pain.
Natural Wash Pongee, 27In.
Satin Wash Pongee, 24-in.
Satin Wash Pongee, 24-in
White, black and colored Wash Jap Silks, pain.
Special Selling in Black Wash Louisines.
21-in Brilliant Louisine
22-n. Brilliant Lousine
Navy Blue Wash Shantung.
27-n Navy Blue Wash Shantung, fast color
27-n NAVY Blue Wash Shantung, fast color
The age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1897-1902, 1902-04-20
Guaranteed Silverware
Maj0lica and CIlinaware

a fourth and third of the regular
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25

fhc house committee on naval afraic= -@s deciied at laze to c5rart Aeer--l=s 5n the Ions nzected question Of i,..I3:2- g ~alsIi9s at the soreranaent navy
 r-s. h v.err os the cozgested co1ai- ti3n O. work at tAa private ship yards, i aigua5ion which necessities dcIar ii tae completion oc . ar.aber of pattIa- *lil.s. there eaa be no va-iG rea5o- aG V"nced ".-s- t'3e se> a.n -t.yard. at,ea!3 ra1 also ea&ee, i. eoaztruoticc. Tae movement for federal construction has ben supported chiefly by the labor or saaizations of the country, although. +ince the private yards as q ru!e aous rolIow the same schedule e hours an5i --aees in force at tae goveram.at y-.,,'5s, the benefits to be derived oy tagor iron. the proposed change hsv@ "aen much exaggerated.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25

That i1aurrections of import1ace have broken cut il China can ID longer 5e doubted, and t is yet a question ,.ether the imperial government will ae able b suodue the rebels. The dis tur5aHees have a serious ila.tort foc J:2e civilized naJio-s on account Of the changes ta the diplomatic wclld within the raal 9aw weeks. T,9e treaty of d. li@nce }7etHeen Great Britain and Japan. 5in5:u@ the British empire ,o sl.si5o.s Japan ahoula w4.. break ou, between taet rowsr anl Russia, really leaves ,-e peace of the VorlI in tae E-@5s 2r the Japanese government. an ! tl-e lo,a! trouble in China n2y very reaoil.- sive excuse for Interference b. tie J;,p.n1ae or itussiana.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
other boy was hu.ry;ns to his a=si-t-

other boy was tu,ryins 10 his assist | nee.
 "i stopped m,- horse, jumped out of | he siei@h and ran as fast az could | toward the scene of line nishap, for 1 id not think the second bcy. Wto vas mall and slight. ecull ac~-- re | .l5 comp ;?lic1. Herrre i-t ha
 7at. thou-A, ,-e9 nttln r.'37: T }-
 hat T coGId sae was a tar.- s..:- .tt. -,2sC Caeslad in puij;r" the sr'fN- 2!A
 1e GoI> end oraG-iie, aia1 ga .if. The boy tEIs stN-J V.s n .iT exhausted by the efforts D. s.i it de J9 seaD from being carried b2ilrata ne re .n3r h. was unable to rise, but lay 1antiaG and only half conscious on the ice. II was plain thTt but for the tir7oly coming of his little colnrade h would have gore down before ! could lar2 S1t to him
 "I carried him to the sleigh, wrapped ain uD n .nS robe. and. Wlth the other boy started for his nome, which they said was a mile and a half down tho "oad
 You are 8 noble ltttle fellow said e the boy who had pulled tho other Nyt e the water. Do you know you saved this boys life by your prompt ness?'
 "lIe said he knew it.
 ''.t,s7 weren't you afrai1 that TaG might break througil the ieo yourself md 11co zou" own lce"'
 - never thought about it @t ai!.' said the env
 '''TAat ail vou think sejd !, ad- "'iring tGo uoy's urse7fsh disregard Of } nat the consequences rlf~at have rec2 to h;n,se elf Whiio you were so not!J' lis..in- your own life to save EC-,r Httle eonr8G+2'
 "'Eall said ha, T drought that iammy couldn't never "It out O there Nitlort help. and | l-a3"od that Il he }i1n't sit o--t o' there he'd b. tacl Ecv-n JEI"T tho ice and tiraW3lel. and maybe rothin' woa!54't never he fcund 2r ti5,. a&'in.'
 '''ffe DO. paused aal laoka3 at sam my. Hi2o had come @rounf all ii-n. ''E- this time but was s1iyol;1g !1 ni@ wet o!ctheG. Then he resumed:
 "'- l-nCNel he'd b. tool. down UH3a.' ,he ice end dloUnd d. and i1lavHa rcth- in wouldn't rayar he found of him or'i'l. And h. h9d ny s.zates on
 "I don't ka2e- whcthe: sammy got h:5 jacket U-arf7oi lsy anytGil- mo- 9tr nucuS than the sloW O. tie kitchen stove after | let ;Ie boys down at their door or Ioi. for T drove i'ighJ CT. mus ing o1 tac fearless unzelfsh. selc-sec- rifici1g r3ture of innocent childhood - t.la :.s,--'cc': ac-t.''-1[eW York sun.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25

It will seem to ;-e ordinary lay mind -Aat 1niriz,ers might be ia better buei-
 ass than advocating divorce. says the Providence Journal. This, however, is -he position taken by pr. 1Iinot J. Savage fn a sermon preached in New York OR Sunday. When pecpIe have ceased to love each other, he contends th-y should ba permitted to separate
 But freedom to do this is one oe the causes Of divorce; for many an ua- pleasant situatio2 would be borne more patiently # release from it were i'm Dossitle. | Is nc argument to gay that society is as moral when divorce is al lowed as when t is forbidden Thai s q statement which requires proof. The truth is that disregard of the mar iage tie strikes at the very existence 2s tne home, whereas upon it's sanctity lie wac!e baeia CT acc5ety depends.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25

been referred to the committee on h. iian affairs, and it is to be hoped that there will ha a favorable report al ar =a1ly day, to ba followed by t!le speedy 0assage Of the bill.
 1t may be taken for granted. how yer, that the Carmack measure wlI meet strong opposition from the senti- "cant9l folks q the east who imagin@ ,hot t is their special duty to protect he unfortunate Indians from the -2pacity Of western people. In this, is in all other practical measures ro..
 ha reai benefit of the Indians and tn 'e1e.opne"t os tre west, progress nlua; S2 r,9da against the stubborn ~esis,- -hoe of the vieionar. protectors of the lAdians, On an of the reservations mentioned there are mineral bearing edges, many cr them very encouragin4 n appearance, and it is known that fn some localities there are mineral riches of great extent. For instance, on the hp2che reservation. east and northeast f Globe. thsr. gre silver mines of un-
 questionable value. The same is tr?I4 =i the Navajo reservation. and there 's absolutely no reason why this min er2l wealth should not ba Geyelo.ed.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25
GANED S&A!:1Y.s LIFE.
But lhe Ecra'S Efforts Were Directed
 to Saving His Own Skates.
- .-.e Gti-i.. ..r..n [

''' U-ar Gti:iae along ti-r ANe"h .ny ri-a- -,--r l'c~!v;!f, ''.. i"ue as,o 70 raii Tr.-1 -:.'.e.3. t..e t..;, !5z.s man. --"nt say 9 boy sl.atiag cn the river, r-ia.!a another b,g set CT t-- 6aa- watching hi-o.
 ''i h-i j.i:= driv~a aa~, v-h-1 ' 2,c>~t 2 tre-a and a yell, 1ui, loo1ja@ 5"r.., stF that h. boy who ha;! 'saan sk -:- ing had broken through tAc ice and was holding on to th- edge of the hole h. had gone through, shr!ek!ng for help, and making intellectual efforts to pull himself out of the water. The
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25

dollars. the United States still stands at the head of the worlds exporting na- tions, the total experts of domestic
 merchandise being: United statez. $G57. .eSG, i27; and the United Kingdom. which most nearly approaches the fig ures O. the United States. S9113l6.350.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25

z.r. Eryaa continues f-i3u-triouslE tr promat- h~rH ony il tae denocca sio paltT. Comn.eatiaS ii the "ommoae. rgon a letter written recently hy @z- President Cieve-art 10 1l,1=.ssi.s.
 =l.to~ 7lr. G..an terms aEr. .7evelonl 3 tsci;-' in general and 2 political non entity. What --r. Clevc,aaa think 5l 1-r. H-.-3a will not bear publication
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25

-t-.n-ral Cervera. the spanish corr mauder. llas turned his attention to the task cr riFal3ins Sig. 1farconi. He has inve1te, a l'ow system If wireless tel esrarar. which the Spanish govern r2eot has tlken I'D. Already r.e@aaras have heon @ent from Tarit9 to CeUta. o~oozi5c Gtbralt2r. ana report has ft t'2at the experiments have been salis- factory.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25

B a pr2etic@ily uaanirnous voea in aach house, congress has abolishai t,.e axes @-hiel were called ;a,2 benz; ov he war with 4i.ai9. In the aSg. ae4t=
 reduction ot %21, 300 9oG ia the annual .eTlnves cf the ~overnL,ent wiu b. -s-eoted. The "iatarests' met affected " tao ra.uo ,ion arc; Brewing. $45.0j9.- 'oe; tea. $1).oC3, zee; Pvnrnan tickets. S2.Gs2; r:anufaotureG tobacco $4-.G1o.- 13: leEeoiez. S2,7c},t0e; distilled afiy- s~, $loao.2ao; special taxes. S4.5aa,o3o. t is doubtful whether the public fn Seneiai VI! receive ary 3cne.t f.cu t.e f2Vcrs shown to bee and n2ud- --e ture3 copacco-the nus Of beer and he plugs end p2okase of tobacco vii rell-ain ot the same size ana price 'o1grs-s.cen should have G9mne7.
 7ocsa 10 retain at least port O. these taxes and sive ti- country the haaelt = r-..-- E0=tlr0.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25

Senator CaImaCk Of Tennessee has introduced 9 oin cG pa1ticuler i2taras;
 to Arizona. 1t is an act MINING to authorize the entry. ON location o.eratio. and INDIAN development oi mineral i--ANDs. lands on the Indian res
 ervations in the terri tor= of Arizcaa. l, provides 5hat I'll the mincra! i2nds within tha boundar- ies of the san Carlos. White Mountain. lIu;,Ia.ai Pima. and other reservations shall be open to entry and operation by citizens of the United States, ia tn mariner ana subject t5 the laws and reguls sticas ION il force vitn reference to ether public mineral lands. 1t i< provided. however. that in addition b the general laws cited. all persons 11all- ing entry and location u1cn the Indian lands shall pay to the secretary of thc interior, as a royalty for the right and privilege of operating each location. five per cent Of the net profits derived. the profits to be determined by tn secretary. who is authorized to provide rules and regulations for carrying into execution the provisions oC the meas ne. "aa hil also provides that Ia case oc dsf-ult in the payment cf the royalty prescribed for a period of six nonth=. ail rirfJs o3ttine3 hT eaur -l.sH he forfeited. ..1l ti... sr--s: :..- 5.,--- .s-e-ts to tne secretary oi the interio. orc to be balI il trust fer tiie so:e us and benefit C the tribes o1 indians TON lac1te3 upon tha several re=srva- tfonx r-o--fsr,d. a@J h. .uad is to re expended by the commissioner or I,.- dian affairs, in sUcA manner and for such purposes 2s may Oo the secretary of the interior) seem to be for the best interests of the Indians The bill has
Arizona republican., 1902-03-25

f General Nil.s is pi@ca1 on ,hc re- ,irsd i:st he can charge it up go the -o1-a i&G-Haity thet 32set the parrot.