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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-06-25

LADY C. O. Est. Mary's Court, meets at
the Forester hall on the second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month.
MRS. WIN. FLUMERFELT, c. R.
MRS. A. 1. k~oEHMsTEDT, Rec. Sec'y.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-06-25

A. o. U. WILMINGTON Lodge meets in the
Workman hall the first and third Mondays of
each month. wy
THos. SHEEHAN, Recorder.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-06-25

Eradicate vopr d4ndelions with Sui
: hate Of Iron. Sulphate sold and
sprayes for rent at McPbail- Brosnahan
Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-06-25

Az A.. M.-Lebanon Lodge holds regular
communications at the Masonic Temple on the
j. kELLAND, w. Nj.
J. H. Balm, Secretary.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-06-25

c. o. F. No. 8os-St. Aphonsus Court, meets
on the first and third Wednesdays of each
Rank. JOHN SHEEHAN, G. r.
Jos G. SCHILL, Sec'y.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-06-25
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

LODGEOF Observation-Disclosures No. 8
holds regular communication on the first and
third Thursdays of each month at the Masonic
temple. M
ROBERT Work, Sec'y.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-06-25

O.E S.-Langdon Temple holds regular com.
munications on the first and third Tuesdays OF
ea Mrs MciRuER, MRS R. Work, w. Nj.
Sec'y. S. g. KERR, w. P.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-06-25

NJ. B.. A.-Modern Brotherhood of America
meets in the Opera House Hall on the f%irstiand
third Wednesday of each month.
w. A. FERGUSON, President.
GEO. E. DUNNIGAN, Secretary.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-06-25

M. w. Abingdon Camp, No. 1880 meets in
the Woodman hall the second and fourth
Mondays of each month";.
VIM. A. LAWN v. c.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-06-25

Money always on hand for first and
second mortgage loans or Cavalier
cou nty lands. Best of rates and con
ditions. o. E. Thompson, cashier.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-06-25
Total Expenditures. .......... $14 ,315, 365


4 OF MONTH DAKOTA,
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF IN~sukANCES
e. {. Cooper, Commissioner OF Insurance"
of the State of North Dakota, do hereby certify
ginal statement now on file in this Office,
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my
hand and seal of this office at Bismarck this LIST
day of May, A. D, 1908,
E. C. COOPER,
[SEALl Commissioners of Insurance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
Cures TVoman's Weaknesses.

We refer to that ao, ? to weak, nervOuS suEering wuE- known as Dr. Ilerce's Fayor.tc Ire. -r.ot.vn.
 Br. John Fyi, one of the Editorial Staf Q: TIE ECLECgIc MEDICAL REVIEW -ays of Tric0-A r..ff ti5ttDHirs DiyiclJ winch is one of the chief ingredients Of the s- yorite Prescr gti0a':
 "A rezaecy which invariably acts as qter- ire iEvi-O-2tor tLe~ lbI h"ii'ai e'- He continue Yin Hcl1HI@s We have B4edica- rent which more .-Iy answers tEe above purpo--s tlGt Giy 'iLs' dIHg S..sh a iti.teh at. .s17I.iUtei il Ie treatment or Diseases Dc t.t.lfar to w8.l-u it < seiuOm that Ca-e Is ,e.l which does not present some Inl4c-tiJn tor this rru--isi c@ ut' Dr. Eyfe iGf'heT sI-.. rTle follow .- are among the leaIiEg lg.frat lon. for z eilE.-- iJZ!cOrn Foot. Pain hr aching in tue back. with leucorThua t;5zic tweaS ccndit.-..+ ot ihe re2IOcHci}llve l TitaJIi,;y. ascc.atol u.;4 chronic diseases Cf .ie CnrDd s-Liye C-ga-s Of women: :: cCl!>i af't seat..n z he5i n 5s & fsf-g9 gae 2, io iHT wts 1- .rs cEsitign lhe fsryCIct'Ee sS Sstt.i.: G-s- Isii.zS ; z res7e-. pT 2 a--... L.1L'hi5 . T condition of the CiEesIIye organs e.. .EsrEIc ttain blood habit; dragging
 -a1ls in the extreme lower part of tbe
 5s csa:e or les ei the above symptoms e -TT-T TlI LTEfITT NlI.al Gel .g
 I1aT ClEe Dr. Pierce.s E2EQ-I;e I~ -TT0n- or . ne Itacing iEgredI- e-ts-5f ..fITC-H is Unicorn root, or Heloni2s. sgE t.e medical properties Of which it most faithfully represents.
 OfGp.den Saal Dt. another prominent ingredient O. ~FavOrlfe Prescription Praf Finley J haywood. VI. D.. of Ben nefr Medical ta.. .ege, Chicag go, says:
 vIt is an imp. ant remedy in disorders o' .be womb ID all catarrhal conclt!o4s
 s5d general enfeeblement. it is useful.
 Prof. John Nj. ScucdeT- M. D., iate oI Cincinnati. says o! Golden Seal root
 an relation to it's general efects on thee --s+e-a fLsrs C no fncdclHS il ttse df0nt tcHtCh ;I<r1 I'd sllch o>sl,ycl undHffnty O' optnt0n- it fs ugfusrsdlIg regarded As uic tohic ussiul III sll dsbiIitated st ateS.'
 Prof. K. Barthoiow, N, D. Of Jefferson Medical College. says ot Golden oeal
 -V.Iuafis in uterine heTnOrrh age, menOr- rbrria jfooding) and congestiFe oysnlenor- rb0.a painful rnenstruati2nI' c. .L
 DT. Pierce's Favorite Prescription iaith- fniIv represents all the above named in- ar-3iants and cures the diseases Tor "hlca they are recommended
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
Seeking Sunken Treasure.

Barring uniorseen accidents or de- lay, :te gold and treasures of tre amount of one and half million Oi dollars which was lost of the Pacific coast several years ago, will be recov- cred during the early part of the new year. Preparations for carrying on the work have already been comnenc- ed. To the thousands of persons who are seeking health we urgently recon mend Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for the reason that it ha. already restored thousand~ to robust health d"Tinc ihe past 5I years It will build up and strengthen 4 rundown system, steady the nerves, induce sound sleep and cure spring fever, general weaknes-i colds, grippe, headache, heartburn, in. digestion, dyspepsia, costiveness, fe- male ills and malaria, fever and ague Don't fail to try bottle this Spring and he convinced of it's merit. Insist on having Hostetter's.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
Warning Notice.

To Whom it May Concern:
 Notice Is hereby given that John GIeesOn, Douglas Gray and assigns are operating under an option given them hy the Leadville Mining Con- pany the ollowing named lode min Ing ciai",s, to-wit: Leadville Gray Mule, Copper Bug, Western Belle Turquoise King, Maid Of sunshine. King Solomon, Northern Light, Head light, Winchester, West Side. York- toVn, Charleston, Baltamore, Vesu- vius, Lilly, Cosmopolitan, Compro- mise. Victoria. WoT der Miami, More, Cav, Troy, situate in the Turquoise mining district, county Of Cochise, territory of Arizona; that the Lead vile Mining Company will not be re- sponsibie for any work done, debst contracted, injuries sustained, d other obligations made by the sai Gleeson and Gray and their assigns in working said lode mining claims.
 LEAl VILE MINING co. By VIM. HoLMEs Pr sident.
 Done at Pearce, Arizona, July p 1907.
 First publication July 25, 1907.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
The Temptations
 of An Ar'zonan

C. D stephens, Fort Thom1s mer. chant, in a sell written communica- ;ion sppear'ng in tie safTord Journal breaches the gospel of love to the preacher editD- oi that paper, and puts good-sized pu cture in the >ahJrd papers "seioru." movement. Mr stephens intiuates that God p 'actd number of very formidable mptations CD earth for purpose, and that he did not intend that man should undertake the herculean task of removing the temptati ns, but that t would be a good itea, in carrying out the divine injunction. to remove the man from the temptations
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
Customs Business
 Of Arizona

The following figures for 1907 show the importance oi the customs business done in the district 0! AriZona:-
 Amour: of imports, free, SS,651, : O96; dutiable. S439,'56 Amount O exports, domestic, s9.s97 ,629; foreign S34,j07, Amount of gol' ire, bullion and coin imported. sl,9l6,3S6; silver ore, bullion and com imported, B. 9I0, I'll; foreign silver exported .S2OS,- 200. No gold was exported. Copper bullion imported, S5,592 ,966; copper ore imported, g. ,2S2,527. Number oI head of cattle imported, II ,434 at a valuation of Sl37, ,543.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
Twenty Chinamen
 Captured On Border

The force of special deputies under the charge oi JDi;ed States Marshal Ben Daniels, arrived in tucson yes- terdey from Nogale-, where they had gone the day before to take over the 20 Chinamcn who have been in dur ance vile for several days for att~mpt- ing 10 sunsg'e themselves into Uncle Sans tcrT:tu.y without the requisite papers
 Tic Ch'nEs sill be held until Sat uTdsy. hen they ii be taken west under the car oi a corps of guards and committed to the steamship China, on which they will set sail for the Flowery Kingdom on Tuesday, March IT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
Vii! Prosecute
 Mexican MaIContents

Aside from the discussion of the sl- legged importation of alien labor from sonora into this county by the Du- quesne mining company, at the con terence between Governor Torres of Sonora and District Attorney J. L 5 Alexander of Phoenix, which occurred Thursday, it is learned that an even more important matter was under dis cus-i0n.
 IL will be recalled that some time ago the federal grand jury 8: Tomb stone r.turned iudi~tmcnts against three members q tie Mexican :evo- lutionary junta, cLarCirg thesn with violating the neutrality lnw. Three men, NIllereal, Na.cou ard Rivera. are now IT jn'l a' Lns Angeles, never having teen brought to the territory and their trial date being still sonle months away, ty reason ofan appeal to the supreme court of tie United States.
 Governor Torres, as ere oi the high officials Of Mexico, and enj yipg the confidence and friendship of President Diaz to an excePti nal degree. is nat uraily much interested in the case and it is known that he took mp the prosecution Ot those cases vith the distr;ct attorney. Mr. Alexander is understood to have given the general every assurance that the cases are to he vigorously pushed by his office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
 ITEMS OF
 iNTEEE5T
Newsy Arizona Events
 Taken In at 9

The brickhyers' naion ,! D5o-' a and Bisbpe has agreed unon ware scale of $6 per dsy instead oi S7 di-- ing the present period oi huiidiag activity.
 Running a: iull pace in sn attempt to catch A sky scraper, Ioe Cosn,r and Johnnie Easter gord, two Tempe lad-, colldei. Johnnie i= suffering with a badly broken nose a | Joe vii be laid up fir some time with a badly llceEa;ed face. The man Dt the bat made first all o. k.
 The Arizona, Transportation < Au- tomobie Co. has been formed a' Hn!- brook with capital ui S5UH3J. a'i i ar aut mobile trlnFportatinn service wiil be established between Eoiurook and Fort Apache and way stations and also to the petriied forests.
 The P Pescott Conricr thinks the democrats Navaiai county should stand together and prevent republi- cans from breaking into the court house above the basement line. The presumption is that the county iai occupies the basement floor.
 Freight shipments have wonder | fully increased on the E=uae and th, shop force at Tucson is overtaxed. , large increase oi machini=ts is soon t'
 be made.
 Tucson is planning for a three-da , carnival to be held during the mont : of May Baseball tournament. horG n race, ball, parade, fiesta and theatri :. c.ls vii! be among the chief feature y of the entertainment.
 Horse thieves are working in tl lvicinity oi Pima. A valuable hiac .. mare was taken from tne barn of MT
 Gregg. The animal was traced as {. e as Thatcher
 b Duncan, Graham county. has 70 k ted bond issue oi Sj,4)O, the pro m ceeds of which will be used in con structing a fine school building. ,ti Water rates nave been raised
 Clifton and the Copper Era conclud, ! that the action will put an end to fl d lawns and flowers
 le Work has been commenced on u l- new Catholic church at Clifton l. The eighth annual show of u
 Phoenix Elks will be l-s-sn at u
 Doris theater this week
 Bisbee has adopted an ordiuan
 providing for better grade oi il
 Tucson capitalists paid SIj,0,0 I a the Schumacher addition to that cit
 The addition contains I26 lots.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
Is Wm. 0'DOehorty
 In Cochise County?

Mrs Emma Stewart, nee O'Doehor- ty, P. 0. Box 2I2, Mesa, Arizona, writes letter to Probate Judge Good body to enlist his aid in securing information Of the where b uts of her son, Will liam 'Doehorty, aged Ii years, who IS thought tU he located in this coun- ty, perhaps at work on some ranch. Any information will be gratefully re- ceiyed by his anxious mother, whose add!css is given above.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
County Expenses
 For February

Tie amount of aims as a'loaed by the roard cf supervisors at their re- nj neeting for expenses fir 'he month of February amounted to i9.O ,. according to the compiled statement of Clerk Berror. Oi th.s amount S3,i3J was for salaries $j.. 35j Gjior 'xpen-es and $299 36 to road, and hrid-es ihe trun,:ea on " Id en.mal- a- paid wa- 5S14, wEilr the demand ti at were pr@cn:ed fo' this caGse a-oun.-d to $l ECO. ] he He o:cigc'ion wa- caused y refusal to aiioH the claims that were present. cd for what the trappers called 'loho-' they beIng classified as common coyO;e-, The average monthly bun, " now paid out by the board i- clo,e yo S750 per month.
 The expenses as apportioned to tn,
 various offices is AS iolloNs:-
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
From Wednesdays Daily.

The Great American Circus is bill,d t appear at Dja-'as .od-y. It vll h. at tie conr,y -.a. On saturday.
 4 Washington d;-p tch says thst Delegate smith , t.tcs1sy introduced a hi!' in the house authorizing the sale Of certein lsrds within the San Francisco fore,t reserve.
 marriage license was issued today 2" Joseph Boyle to wed Bessie NJ. Rutt r, both Of Lowell. Y E stiles, general passenger agent 'ft.r F P. & : W., paid Tombstone . hfeiys st yesterday on tour of inspection.
 W. F. CIearY i. a county seat visitor from Bisbce on legal matters.
 Articles of incorporation of the Benson Mercantile Co have been filed with County Recorder Mcdonald The place oi tu-iness k given as Pen- son and the inco'pnrator- are ". w
 Poir.d x'er and r NJ Hartman. The
 capital stock i- placed Sl0,00O. The St Patrick Day dance Of the Protection Hose Co. iii be popular event, and large attendance is antic. iPated. Excellent music as been SC cured and the fire hddie- vi!l see tt , it that mot enjoyable social even. ] inc is had
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
ihe l. Q. Q. r.
 Home Progressing

4 committee las been appointed by Mt. Graham Satlordl Lodge No. T, I. Q. 0 F, for the rurp SC of selecting q cite fir tie lrne for Cad I,., vz. T C committee starts out with a sub scr;ption list Of Si0O, raised from among the members of the lodge. They have already been given forty acres and well by one farmer ID the artosian teit, and another has made the same offer. Another offered all the land needed for home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

At,tl oi j'l articlts of inc9rpor a,.on were G'ei in the ol.ce of - county cord,rst Phoeniy the nanth i Fetruary
 ACi;ilea $ party has been formed . at Mc-a for ale n.gnic.rll el.cticn.
 Mrs Ada Walllc Uasra. tskin- D glance into tio wei. q m. arr. v.l. d.- liver a lecture a, Faosuiy on "Iae saloon in ,ae Lust uiich
 Thomas JoIr.on, tLe Gih Bend bar tender, e ho took a shot at A Mex ican in a drunken srloon ? v, tas been held to the grand ry in the sum of 5000
 Governor Kiah.y will address the Hoosicrs at the Ird.ana picnic to he given at Phoenix on March lo
 The Mesa Ccrrs; Bard has cen org lniz=d and the unprotected natives are taking t. tae t'il tjarher, where tl:ng ral the mou7n.ul moan of ,he zphyrs through the bou hs of tAe cottouwocl Hi'. disturb then. A boys Easter choir is bling formed q by tie Episcopllans of Phoeaix. g As soon as certain claims for th, .e prosecution Of Indian cr.minals ar a allowed by the proper department a lc Washington, Nar.copa county will |,
 SSH 7lahead
 a- Prescott Fix viii give minstre l. performance in Prescott on March F l and .a Jerome .n thc Ii:h 'r < Yuma man was caught in th act oi rob ing the contribution box i " the Catholic church Q! tia. city. , District l-t r.cy Rolins n ofYun. rd ,un:y h.- a-ked that the licenses ,; number of salons in that city ! IT, revoked II claims t4ay vio' tt1 q be -ta,.. n conducting their places. al Florence people II rpise hy ru'l
 '-ut-cr. g,iou $l 9. which will be u-. IT. in paying back ,as.s on the psis, he site, taa tile Icing c,oalei 70 n A extent
 to Piua county nill expend seyc-
 th,us4ni do.lr, in improving lay co5rt house anl ,pitnl ''h The Cain e; E Ar:zcna Copper C '.7 is preparing to build warehouse
 3akey-..,l a.,a capacity yi 3',0 " gallons Of oil.
 A baseball league has ben '"e gan z,d in Tucson with four tear A -chedule f games, continaing 1T 't s.rtember, have teen arranged.
 The Irlshmen c! Tucson wiIl C.
 tra.c St Patrick $ day in grand st! VI There is 10 Ia an aId-2ss y ust '''- Brady O'Nelll. bg feast and a dan
 Because he doesn't want his wife !, share in his homestead entry, L ,5,. shalley, a PhoenIx man, Is sung sro divorce.
 The kangaree court in the Phoe .,o jail assessed a man B for break
 into jail, and used the money in ?
 chasing tea jars Of honey the
 ,bo Wickenblrg is experiencinga ho
 famine.
 ,,oo Tomato planting is now in progr ;l. in the Mesa country.
 t Sensational atidavits of Abe R ,:.. and Prosecutor Heney are flied in :
 Francisco courts, each denying
 claims of the other.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

London proposes to have tram cars for the use of wo- men only during certain of the rush hours. Fine, but ut how the women who are hanging to strapsIwill glareat those who are seated.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

Being a taller man than Secretary Tatt, Gov. Hughes will have a considerable ad- vantage in reaching for the persimmons, unless the form CT should lie down and reach up si deways.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

This report of Raisouli go- ing on the stage is open to sus- picion. We should not think it would tempt a bandit chi i who had handled ransoms in real money.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

to bring his ships up the Col oradO and maneuver about the Salton Sea. it is prob able most of the ArizonanS will 20 10 Los Angeles to talk" a peep al his boats. Nestled amid hills of gold, silver and copper, Tombstone| occupies a site of vantage. when in the near future these caches of precious metals will be taken from Natures re
 pository and made to swell ; the business of tine monetary
 world.
 Governor Kibbey is ou
 with another letter, waving
 the big stick in an endeavor to line up the faithful for MT Tait instruction. Governor Kibbey is an able executive
 who "dces things and the
 territorial following is sittin! up to take notice.
 e Some of the Arizona Re , publican newspapers ar : troubled with acute instruc' tienitis and seem to hecOm ,more rabid as the date for th
 territorial convention on Apr l IS approaches The politics juggling is getting fierce, bu T it all adds 10 the gaities ( the nation.
 The Dragoon range in thi fl county is gradually demon ,e strating the fact that some al the richest copper deposits SC the treasure territory are hiC .- den beneath its crust. II m range affords a most invitir > field for capital. Future yea lg will record a phenomenal ou = put cf mineral wealth fro
 this favored region triDuta
 to Tombstone.
 ba Cleanliness is next to go I;- Illness" is a trite saying tn r. ought to appeal to some of |
 owners of dilapidated ba
 wards in Tombstone. A Ba us Yard Cleaning Associati should be organized, and aft De beinginoculated with sutficie ey civic pride several of the re- ls' lot dumping grounds clear . of and the eyesores visiI J from the streets made to Va ish. Itwould be cOmmen
 able move.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

Harry Payne Whitney says that he never borrowed a cent from Hetty Green Well. he is not. the only gilded youth who can boast of his failure in that direction.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

Hetty Green says; 'Id rather have my daughter marry a good, live newspaper man than any worthless duke in the world Is this her choice Of two evils
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

MT. Hartman has discov- cred that,'in spite of the fact that money talks. the people who get it have to help out the conversation a little some times.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15
kaco Merchant
 Makes Assignment

J. D0minquez, who has been con- dUctir 2 a general merchandise store st're at \ co for number Of years, on Saturday filed an assignment ln the rec, rder's office for the berefit of his cr'd tOrs, naming Ed NJ Blake of ;be Bank of N-co, as assign e. The assets are li-ted at s64 200 and the liabilit es at s26,9l3.36. Most of the creditors are Eastern manufacturers
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

Andrew Carnegie says there is more in hard work than in luck, But really the results are no more satisfactory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

Prosperity seems to have returned just in time to meet the Easter bonnet in the road and get held up.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

The Napoleon school was destroyed at Toledo, Ohio, hy fire with loss of illO,ODO. No one was injured.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

 hot in the west, IL offers homes for thousands of fam lilies.
 Cochise county offers some fine sites for the Odd Fellows Home, proposed by the Ter ritorial Grand Lodge Itis a worthy cause and a monu- ment to the grand principles ! Of that noble order.
 A wal! comes from Benson to bodily remove the court house to that city. The prop osition has the endorsement of the Cochise County Press and the President of the Ben 1 son Board of Trade. Now wouldn't that jar your dental furniture
 The St. Davld Dramatic Club is to entertain Benson
 ties with the production of
 "A Cheerful Liar" on March
 l3. That the Club members
 are brave is evidenced by the
 fact that they will defy the
 combined superstitious hoo
 doc of Friday and l3, and
 show on that date anyhow Such courageous daring gshould be rewarded by a large attend , ance.
 With the enlargement O the county hospital at th'
 county seat, and the hosPita
 tract cultivated, Cochis'
 county would have a com bined hospital and poor farm ample for all purposes, be
 sides it would effect a savln
 to the taxpayers of from S3o.
 GOO to S5o,0OO.
 e The mere fact that Ml n Bryan says he admires tn s Presidents policy is no md
 cation that he condones lar
 ceny.
 u A Kansas editor suggest
 dramatizing the President
 message, but it ought to |
 staged in China where the , are inured to the cOntinuOu
 1.-The Republican Count
 Central Committee will me Il at Bisbee on March IS to d er eide the method of namir er delegates from Cochise COul ,e ty to the Territorial Convel ar tion." The method wi
 probably be the regular st = chamber affair sopopular wit
 the 2 o. ?.
 's The new Ind-pendenC fl League launched by Nj l n Hearst appears 10 be growth e- daily, and itsintluence threa r ems to invade the precincts a. Arizona. As a national fac n tor the movement causes son is concern to both Ol the b <, parties, since its numeric ,: strength is becoming qui :; formidable The league 2: 2: least will have the effect :: purifying the political atmo as A9 phere and forcing both pa ss ties to be vigilant ard c E constant guard.
 r Great preparations are b 1t ing made for the celebratiC nt of the arrival of the big fe IT. in CaIi Ornia. Both ; a sot Francisco and Los Angel of are vieing with each other be do the greater honors. Tho H sands of excursionists are e. ,D pected, and Arizonans in pa - ticular are to be invited ar
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

~ Ours Cpnsupstsoa re- gaze cascarets Can = Cathartic. T. 'S O =" c c"rlP ~-J~ e~ts EefGNl [.
Tombstone epitaph., 1908-03-15

Seattle asks for a sub treasury. As long as the de- mand is not for more battle ships the Pacific coast is en- titled to a hearing. says the Globe Nemocrat.