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with interest thereon. at the fate of .orle
per cent per r10fith from saia twenty-
first day of December, 1901 t9 the time fle
of such redemption, and ifdeilnduen,t
sequent to satd sale with interest theres'
on to the time Of such redemption and
the time within which said land &c; can IN
be redeemed from said sale VIII expire
sixty DAYS after service of this notice
and proof thereof has been filed In the
office of the county auditor in and for
said St. Louis. county, Minnesota: u
manner" prescribed by Section 'ST .of
iChapter-6;~ Laws of f~M4nneSota
for the year 1877 and amendments
thereto.
Dated. Duluth. this irteenthagdey t Vi q: of
pessp4ber s4 As a q a q a 4f1JINs sf y E %
r Auditor list. Louis County, Mimi VI
Labor" w orld-Jan:: II 49, as, 1902. j. IL, H.
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y2iesen4h 81 e. 8 Rai % tciai ISL lssf'cf III Court
KeiiiSer snfS ei1asi and Mary. o!cosnnsii o%!eclsassi
O'Connell Deceased; James
O'Connell. Mrs. Harriet sD. 81. s,
$News6rt. Thomas NJ. New IL s: 5343s 54ai
son. S. D. Brewer, Mary d.
Brewer. Fred A. Brewer and
also all other persons or. H.
parties unknown =, claiming y Hss,
any Fight, title. estate, Hen ~
or interest in the real estate 's5s
described in the complaint @
herein. Defendants. e-g
tio1; has been .edfnntefced in this Court
by the above named Plaintiff against
the above named defendants. For tie
purpose of determining the adverse
claim Of theg efendaIlts and each of
them and the rights Of the parties re-
estate hereinafter described. and ask
feRdakts ira sach St chem chem may h liS sad.4 ID.
judged by the Court to be null and void
and that the title to said real estate
and L., all thersef ;e t;9f may be decreed to Be
SThe. premises affected by said action
aresslt1afed in the county Of st. Louis
and State De7 Minnesota and are de-
scribed as follows; Lots number THREE
Hundred and Eighty seven (S57); Three
Hundred and Eighty-e eight (3Ss); Three
Hundred and Eightysnipes 1854: and:
Three Hundted sfaftdG Ninety y-One7i3s1)s
,un Lake Avenue Lower Duluth, accord
linz to, sthsretoFded piat thereof; q fles
IN the fhce sof the Regbter@f Deeds
Of st. Louis County, Minnesota.
Dated December s, 1901.
IS JOHN A. KEYES
- - >. 81, Plaintiff Attorney.l
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE sALE:...
:Defaplt; ANhsreby kha poWer IT, Ae,1!;esa ssis
cQntai ined In the mortgage mas necoA3sf Sgaff
%sat eiR haa RSs Saafaa @aos ana II
dollars: and forty seven cents, wh1cn =
claAmeds to i.bes due sand 49, due at atAl4'
date ,lpap the indebtedness AeGnrad iPX
sIfb bS5SSES aftss AEa exse5ea1 15 sb sbS
John tK6stavfts ana Mary Kostavitz,
l1tnn wife, mort ~to,s Duluth tRress-s
ipgs and Mailing e!empapy,Ia e9r2ar2cs
tfon orfanizsd, under, the lays: q; atne: E:
Sta{s g M,szSss rs ,sFtEafsst 4Sq atoi waf
the gof officeHof fSthe3 Isegistats ofTDeeds ?of
Stss Il Lo,lisgs county ~: Alinnegota on the
tRMsntX7 7ssSRna aaK g. PscaMm6.es 81 2.as u:
sSrdsa 4ee SsSfk 5SS NS a5g sa III tases
ON page Nor 79;*.enu nd aetieil, has
SbeeR institutedFsat law 4orother wises'to'
recover sthe. debt ao secured or any part ~:
No%. therefore; fotfee sis hereby Fssivssh
serfbea Ginss4td meFtraEe. that n. a35ot ~
tSso 9e sseSfGea SSHssFY z
Lewis county, Minnesota, or So: much
thereof 90 is, necessary + TO- satisfy the
Bs s6a Sasf Isa BSaeF 2
contained therein aild' the statlte oR
the State of Minnesota authorizing sales
in SUCH cases, by the sheriff fssiSt.
sas aGts eRR Sg I'M Mn9fS9&fa IS Rf he a6ssh aR5sf s.
the tounty court snon " said ~e0uiitv
IL =, t,. Minnesetas or MoRas '.he II,
"A. raD. 1902. at ten O'clock
IN hav thS fSa deE} fefs}nS3n t. satisfX * ad
gAge, with the costs: and disbursement
:of such foreclosurs Including" an; atter-
paid III case Of fdreclosurF, n aiid sbV
the terms Uf sAid mort gaze: said baae
will be- subject to redemption within
one year from, the dateref the same, as
ss$ i$Ss' T 4b$'afH M!nesBt& January
DUntJTHtBREWING GnAND MALTINH
- ~ COMPANY ;rc1crr -
wH1Th i PRICE,: ,..,. T.; -. 49, ~ :@'ss'@:..,
~s::7 Nosis s,saffsss resse sai,aial,,y.~z
1shsrt sass World-a9a an i1-18. 1'ebe
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Labor World-Jan.s llt18-25. 1902, ,

STATE OF, M1NNEsoTAI5 C0UNTY
of st. 'Lodis-ss. In Probate Court.
Special: Term. Jan'y 4th; 1909, J va
hsttsrg Il tMnsatSn, of ddIiSGffat3n SdSSaIhSsG A. 80
estate OF David A: Wheaton, aeceased,
late of the ,County3of, st. Louis, State
OF Minnesota. being granted to w. 3,
It Il Sdfdtefed, t}ikt Afxt months be and
the same is> hereby allowed from afid
after the date Of 4tfiss order, In cwhich
all persons having claims or demanda
against the said deceased, are REQUIRED
to file the same In the Probate Coilrf
OF, said county. for exar11inat ron and
allowance, or be forever barBed..s :4r,s,,.y-
Ja Is6S 9{dH5ed f6 dc5e* fhst tee ia a
term OF said probate court tto be siieid Taf +
the probate office, in the court? hiSuse
In the City ,ofpDuluthss In said roliI1fV
be and the same hereby is4 appointed
as the time and place when ana WhatA
the said probate court wifi exd 1Iffne hIG
adjust said clain1s and, demands.Ni !.
And It is further ordered, that. notice
al sd aofe SesSns tsfkst as X 0 Fl
by publishing tfiis"ord'er once In Earn
week TOE, three eesuccessive weeks in the
printsd and J. published At Duluth in ssid
Dated DULUTH thfs 4t,, day OF JAIN
uary' A. D.. H19o2.e4~ ~. :: -
- :, y By the Court, .,> ,,>,,sn
"s1 :,*: in1sd Al BX4NHAM: ~ pta1M ~
(sssl of<Probate curt ST. e. LOUIS pSRstS !t;ox
1NllA' Il" ,"''."'" i'H.tH .z- ~ ~, {
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TIMERS NEXT.
Their Annual Bail to he Given This
Month.

The annual 'bal OF the Timers
union wiHabe.> >given4on the thirtiethsof
this month at soddfellows hall. s: The
union usually is we'll supported at its
annual pafty, ana Renee 4 good time is
assured to all who will attend.
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e., :... land, ~"
Making his goddess clamor night and
day; J
He prods US, shakes U.s., wakes us; up
we stand: + '.' "@|
"Well, we'll, what is the matter, any,
Way?"
he simply asks Us that We kindly give
Unto the workers all that they de-
serve
The full amount they earn. Well, az,
live, IT,
THE .akitatorN has his ancient nerve!
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Prompt action is followed by by the
stars and stripes when Cervera struck for freedom from the hto
Santiago moments delay the slightest lack discipline
watchune would have permitted at least Spanish
escaped Such lessons teach relax in the direct
of duty
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The Eight HouDay in the retail stores Of the city is
realized On Dec 9th store announced that until Apr 1
they would $50 and close $50 Since
another store has disputed the claims Of the which
the originator of the eghthour movement merry
between them and labor that will result in the
manen establishment of the eighou day. None of the
dare take the initiative in closing the old time Why should
they return to the old system? people would but get
habit buying certain hours would be compel
the clerks work long hours.
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know of who has not registered remind him The
registration days will be Tuesday, 2st
urday January 25th. The election will be held Feb 4h
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!, SHERIFF.s EXEItlIfTfd1NaIss.A AIE

1 $oANS1 0AN ny tVIEJuS VI HI s61eCuIlOO
issaed lss out Of and under the seal Of the
Iistrict Court Of the State OF Minne-
:t;,s3 &: !S :s$ 81 So
said court. and county in an action
therein, herein Charles ,Esspensc1ied
T9fsn999hT Mas n99la1ptiff a9d Walter Xan BEgnt
5sm aS'afs q a2Sf sS fna %ss s5 So
signed to- Porter J.FsNeff on Dee: 1B..
as91, wh1AA said exeeutienshas to me,
Seen au5 afreefsa 81 sSfia SiS SpiyeTeg Gegnt
have levied iapoiS and fWi11 Sell 1T publlt
hyetions, To- the -shighests staslir bidder;
nt s ths ths 1r3nt, q9qS, ,:ofs tAea court hQAses
II hf2 ne r. f,s fity OF B'lHth IL said County
day, ;of' February. 1902 ct len O'clock
right. title and interest that above
the9 audsmsnt fa ds6tRG had II and e
Pai bin the IL f1rst day ofMareh. 1893 that
after atdulfed The zdescrlbtio4, of tHg
0fIofrtH Iot ten 6fanF 9d9 h;ock Ss kfoilows towit
lots six (6) and seven 70, Block seven.
ty-four (7D: lot nine (9). block thirtv-
seVena!3D; lots fifteen (l5) and sixteen
\EIV'' Rtoch thrCX.1ollr: (34): lots seven.
(4s); 81 in London addition to tf5T1fi1 'nnI1fS :
according to the recorded bat thereof
Lets seventy.fourgf743. sst I1e1 ;,
sesXenty-elEht. OSl and>eetshty (S0],
secomd secordtn street. 4orth Albert Posey tract
and south~haff of southease o,,arter
lsk of seA4;~seetien74 nine f9Ts township
fifty (50)e North; ranEers fourteen 1i41
West. Fourth PRINCIPAL Meridian. "
ALI, the. above: described pieces j or
Louis County. minnesota. - o''
1901. "',.~ e",., 1oeH'
snsr,,+ a. .wM;,c: rsABaENrT. : i.
{. - :,,4 ~ j; BY VA. DAsH, ,-ss:s.s
p r N;EF,fi ..: - W. r Deputy. I
Attorney Tor JudEment 'creditor 3:
t1napor o. Worid-Dec. o1d 21-28, 1901.- Jan.
o.
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This the day organization Every great thought
hind society organization 1t the only effectively
help humanity ''*7'~
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a he would rather fight than "
generally depend it, that he would rather talk
either. ~>44HE 1*r:4. l.
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Fair weather friendssare plentiful but sfewpare WI
an umbrella you during a storm of adversely
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SIMMONS

: LABOR * W9G5d-Dec. 1odJ 21-2S. 1871. Jan.
4-11-18-25: :19o2:,- 1902: y ,', 'an,
STATE O. =MGNaSsSIas, s4MM8HSi :,o,,nr,.
%sSsS 81 8SSdlS 3Sdit,af Fl bi5}tfssffi R}iffsfist
c. E. I. Foster, Plaintiff. vs.. !.
Fanny Herlihy, Margaret |
&. si9 Kelliifer Eng, ,4ary Y. Q,{Connell }{ 7'.
!! 6Gotane!i, e'o pseeassd 1 q dEe1ef1ss 1efmss (
l. o. Connell Mfs. Earriet, D.8s
|. NE Wson. Thomas M. New RI *
! son. s. ID. Brewer; Mary Dr. 1t :ssaft
q SBrower., Erred A. Brower. and !.
: falso ,alpa other persoi1g or# u +
: parties ,sanknowns claiinlhsa1 /
any right, title. estate, lien
or interest in the real estate !,
described in the complaint
herein. Defendants.
The State of Minnesota to the Aho,.,
s4nledsp pefendants; S'y
i Hon said above named defendants ,r.s
tiEfFe bY summoned and required to ssnl. az
ITers the complaint Of the plaintiff ins
plant Has been filed and Is on fiis III
the office Of the clerk Of said distr,nts
Court, at the City of Duluth Cn"ns..
Of st. Louis and State Of MinnesntS
and e. serve a copy Of your answer 4.
the satd CON pla1nt on the subscriber
~ MS o1aLc1 IN tne E1ty or Duluth FIJI
the said County Of st. Louis. withins
twenty. { y !2ol day., 80 after the service ofi
the day of such service; and IL yom isni
to answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff r. hI.l
action will apply to the Court for fhss
relief demanded In said complaint IL.
EetherBwith Plaintiffs costs and d.,
bursenlents herein Iy.'-.i
ssf John A. KEYES slEa> Z" fs@4
Plaintiff or Attorney. office 514 Man-s
haitian Building, Duluth, MINI. RsI.l
dence 2029 East Third Street, DulIths
Minn ...F-E45-, - a III '-AN..s'--II s-I
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WHITE & PRICE, -
s'Att9rnsys Sf MdttgAgse y. :,..,st.t,*
; 1~'a-tr 81 Duluth. 7~~aiG;sv1 f7e,sa FHf7,Sz1
j. Laher a1So Worlds an 11-18-2s, Feb+t t1-sr

STATE1' @Fs5 5M1feNEs6 A: a*COt5NTY'
sf shasta} sSt TS1 Ss1 1tb bRnHSste eoart
m Rins1sa tine Matfsr s 4Re s Estate qf Wi1li4 Ia
EWhereass IAN ill1strun1efatat MffitihE.
ResEsaens Wa aa laa hfKas MaI ss
eeassd late ot ssfd bas u,
/ fHsif iiiiaess MI fibed
dhsHa s tht sT q gss!t
d&y1of:s Octobef, 1901;; testa tel ana that
i1l said Last t.t WEill and Test and
bs" adr6ftted Is dprobate, aha ffiat 1sxsf
terer teBtHnfentAry he fssuedt thereon Is;
said Nora E,j RtnaeBA. ~s,1a,-r4> so ~,p~r-
II Is. ordereds that the. proofs saftsaid
heaEd BsFSTe Ss aa gss!t!g Bg9aR
4th M day Of FEBRUARY. a, D: 1902. :at5 ten
sons interested may appear for or con-
test the Drobate OF said INSTRUMENTS:
3And1ft. ID, fuft ther ordered; tthaA notice
OF the time land place Of said hearing
be given to all persons Interested. by
publishing this order. once In each week
for three successiV weeks prior <tbv, ,saW
day ct, hearing. in the Labor w orld' "a
lished at Duluth in Said. COUNTY
uary, a. %: 1909: lrs':eHl : S"tH
:'sr.*.r = x. BY the Court! 49, fre,f. =,
..s...:-. -. '>; W.,Gy BONHAM, ~.
(ssa, M,a, Of Probate Court: ST: Louis 60.
Labor W0rfd-Tap IL, 10 OK 1ono -,
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VIM. E. McEwen, Editor and Publisher.

TIE union label is as good as union eard . ,* IT.
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The. other day in a crowded street
gar I~yacated my seat for a lady who
did not So much as thank me for it.
What should have done? FRANK.
Nothing. It always pays to be gall
liant and courteous to ladies'.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
, of st. Louis-ss. District Court.
. Eleventh J., Judicial District. D 4r*
: Plaintiff,

Harry Blake,
The state fotahi i Mihne5ota; / to the above
!; named defendant:
; You are hereby summoned and re-
INJURED to answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action.
which is filed in the office of the clerk
of the district court of the Eleventh
Judicial District, in and for the County
Of St. Louis and State of Minnesota,
and to serve copy of your answer to
the said complaint on the subaexihersat
his office in the First NatiopaIBahk
building in Duluth in 4Afd f@co0iltv.
within thirty (90) days after the service
OF this summons upon you, exclusive
Of the day of such service. and If you
fail to answer thessaAdeompladnt wtths
In the ,ttmes aforssaId .Hstlle plaintiff III
this action1Swill xpDIy Ito THE tourta f0f
tesefsef tes ss1'sf Tn snaaefd 4
ments Of this action. ',--... =
AUSTIN. II. McGINDLEY,
5Plaintiff's Attorney. Duluth, MINI. r.
Dated August 1st.41a ri .aN 80
Labor World-Jan, 1 Fsee a-s.5
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for in. said mortgage in case ~ -.
closure; and the disbursements ai,odoofe:
by law: subject to redemption ato~ed AZ Sst
time Within one year from the do+sa any
sale. stas provided by law. oale OF
"".." BURT F: LUM,
poprrp Nrrr Mortgagee.
Attorney for zMortgasee --,rr,r,,.. =.
Labor World-Dec. 21-2S. 1851. To-.
4-l1-18-25. 1902. .s 'sn.
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would You reconmend? r. H. M.
Any of the companies is good. It
would not be proper for US to name a;
company. There are plenty companies
represented in this city, all Of them
perfectly ssafe and sound, so you must,
choose for yourself.
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sHERIFF's EXECUTION SALE

La4IoYI Wofl r. ls11-2S. January. I
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r. j. .NEFF. -. -:
Attorney Tor Judtment cteattor. =
labor World-Dec. s21-28, 1901. - Ian
4,11-18-25. 1902, .,. :. ,. ~ .,.'., O"1'
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r. Don't" q hen have h to set; longer than
a turkey to hatch chickens?
|; <.% i ROOSTER
+ mo. The period of CESSATION for a
hen is II days; turkey 20 days.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-08
AN EIGHT HOUR LAW
Which was Turned Down by a Dem- OCratiC Legislature, not Vetoed
 by Governor.

Our contemporary has had great deal to say about democrats always being true to their promises, coupled with assertions in regard to Governor Murphy having vetoed a number of measures passed by the last legisla- ture. Among the list of measures mentioned is the one entitled "Regu- lating the hours of Employment in Underground Mines, Smelting and Ore Reduction Works and of Hoist ing Engineers "
 This was no OJber than an eight hour law which the democrats so pro- fusely promise ii tine dear voter will only give them another chance and elect their legislative candidates. In stead of the measure being vetoed by Governor Murphy as charged the bill was never passed. The history of the bill as shown by the record is as fol- lows:
 An act regulating the hours of employment in underground mines, smeltiug. and ore reduction works, and of hoistlnS engineers.
 Read first time. rules suspended. Read second time by title; l50 copies ordered printed and referred to the committee on mines and mining
 Passed by house Feb. 6; ayes B, noes l.
 "Reeceived in council Feb. 6, 1901 Read first time; rules suspended. Read second time by title and re- ferred 10 committee on mines aud mining.
 March l2. laid on table,
 This is the record of the fate of the eight hour law Of the last legislature.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-08
Silver Medal Contest.

The following programme will be rendered at the M. E. Church tonight the admission to winch will be a sil- yer offering at the door: 1 Music-E Emanuel. , Talk on medal contest, Mrs. NJ
 NJ. Teiford. superintendent of
 medal contest work. 3 Recitation Little Blossoms,
 Hazel Martin. i Recitation--"What I Would Do"
 Harold Munds. , Vocal Solo-Dr. Yount 6 RecitatiOn-"Jeremiah's Logic,
 .Maude Thomas. : Recitation .-" Rescued Mary
 Frank Gardner. $ Vocal Sulo-Mr. Collier. 9 Paper Why Women Should
 Vote" Mrs. Jacks. 10 Presenting Medals and Souve- II NIusic-E. Emanuel. Accompanies for the evening, Mrs. St. Clair.
 Judges Mrs. W. W. Ross, Miss Helen Strange, Mir. T. C. Job.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-08
The Worst Form.

Multitudes are singing the praises of Kodol, the new discovery which is making so many sick people well and weak people strong by digesting what they eat, by cleansing and sweetening the omachand by trans forming their food into the kind of pure, rich, red blood that makes you feel good all over. Mrs. Cranfill, of Troy, I. T., writes: For number of years l was troubled with indigestion dyspepsia which grew into the worst form. Finally I was induced to use KodoI and after using four bottles I am entirely cured. 1 heartily recom- mend Kodol ;o all sufferers from il- digestion and dyspepsia Take a dose after meals. It digests what you eat. At ". W. Ross and Bris- ley Drug Cos.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-08

Hugh H. Price, surveyor general of the territory, WAS in Prescott yes terday.
 Wanted A trustworthy lady or gentleman in each county to manage business for an old established house of solid financial standing. A straight bona fde weekly salary of SlS.0O paid by check each Wednesday with all expenses direct from headquarters Money advanced for expenses. Man ager, 340 Caxton Bldg, Chicago.
 S-27-16tw
 A social event which marks the opening of the dancing classes of Messrs.- Friedman and Heymann oc- cured on Saturday last at the Dougherty hall, and was a grand sue cess. The music was fine and the hall was comfortably filled. Every body voted the affair a success and was sorry when the orchestra played "Home, Sweet Home" A repetition of this event next Friday and every Friday thereafter.
 It has been contended that corn would not produce well in Arizona under the most favorable conditions. Recently while on Oak Creek, we had the pleasure of seeing a heavy piece of corn that promises to yield forty 10 forty-fye bushels. The corn is on. Mir. Chicks place, who claims all that is needed is to give it the same attention here that it receives in the east and results will he satisfactory. He laid his ground of both ways," B feet apart, and plowed it both ways, twice each way.-Jerome Re- porter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-08
TEMPERANCE UNlON.
Annual Convention ot the Christian , Women Temperance Workers.

The Women's Christian Temper ance union convention of Arizona was called to order by the territorial president, Mrs. La Chance. There was a good attendance of delegates from local unions of the territory. After the reading of the crusade psalm and singing, business began. Committees were appointed and the plan of work laid out.
 Miss Criley Of Prescott sang solo very sweetly, which was highly ap- preciated by the audience. Mrs. Mary E. Ieats then spoke on the education of parents and children to pure lives. She told of the work of the W. C. T. |. on this line in very interesting and instructive manner. Mrs. Teats is 3 very bright and inter esting speaker and every mother in Prescott should hear her. They do not know what they miss in not do- ing SO.
 The Methodist church was well filled last evening again to hear the welcome address given the visiting ladies of the ". (. T. U. After the organ voluntary by Mrs St. Clair, Rev H. B. Long offered prayer; then the audience sang heartily Onward Christian Soldiers"
 Several gentlemen had been asked to give five minute talks, among which were J. C. Herndou, II. B. Long, Rev. Taft, Prof. BillinghuIst, E. w. Wells and T. W. Otis. They all spoke to the point. The audience seemed to especially enjoy Mir. He.a- don's talk. Mrs. Ward and Miss Block. each sang solos, after which Mrs. r. W. Munds gave a welcome address on behalf of tie Prescott union of the W. (. T. L.. and last but not least Mrs. l,ats gave a very interesting talk and urged inc W. C. r. |. not to get d;scuurayed, for she sad they Were sure to win because the right must prevail und they were in the right.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-10-08
Nstural Anxiety.

Mothers regard approaching win ter with Uneasiness, children take cold so easily. No disease costs more little lives than crOup. Its attack is so sudden that the sufferer is often beyond human aid before the doctor arrives. Such cases yield readily to One Minute Cough Cure. Liqui. fies the mucus. allays inflammation, removes danger. Absolutely safe. Acts immediately. Cures coughs, colds, grip, bronchitis, all throat and lung trouble. r. $. McMahon, Hamp- ton, Ga: A bad cold rendered me voieeless just before an oratorical contest. l intended to withdraw but took One Minute Cough Cure It restored my voice in time to win the medal" At W. W. Ross and Bris- ley Drug Cos.