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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
A Free Trade 8ilt.

The bourbon free trade organs vehe- mently insist that the Mills bill is not a free trade bill. Candor compels us to admit ,hat in one respect it is not free trade bll. With respect to southern products 1t is not cnly not free trade bill but Ii IS stronly protective measure. Is contains the highly protective tariff of 100 per cert now levieo on rice, e. cause flee is exclusively a southern product II continues highly protec- tive duty of Co per cent on sugar, ~bc,; IS rot produced in the noIth. All through the hil special care is taken not to irjure soufhern industries
 No tariff IS too high. m the estimation of the democratic majority of the house, for the protection of southern interests. They rail at 47 per cent tariff on north ern products, it IS true, but when it
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
LOCAL POLITICS.

The question of division of ihis county is going to enter ,5'tcly into the campaign this sunmcI. iu taC1 l. looks now If that issue wund be iofced upon the soJeTs L. tne extent O; breaking up al other patty affiliations. The mov.- ment sccorCIng to ,ehable information has already been srt cn foot h Flag taf, andA programme aJopted y at least he dem 5crats pt ta1t place., which briefly outlneC, |, inIS. The delegation 10 the democrat.c c5unjy coneen ion from along tire llne of the road will come as solid cody. A candidate for nearly, Ii not every. fiji e .o be filled will re presented of which the following can he named: For shcrf, Charles Kathrens recorder, Joseph !. Diilon dis trIct attorney H D. Ross legisla- tive lIcket, M-,siS S~tzrr, McMilan and others The ciAms o: cindida,cs for al. olh,r oflices exce1t the legislature Will not he pressed, provided they get {! the modest allowance oi two mempe:S of tGa assemn.y, ne candidate 10, the council CT lur joint council man CT in other words the candidacy Of Ross, kalhrcns anu Di.i,E 1T, simply bufs to force ire p.uts irlo the nomina;Ion cf 9 ,e-,>.~t.vr u ket l. favor of ooutty dni,ion Tbs i5 n. fraqt, ,'t'on mich the demo-: t.. CO.,. nIon w.ii nave 70 l meet.
 Wale - repla..-.a .fe:il'en ui he north nav It }c, siow. ti:ols naros 1t Is hin;ed thal a r'i.r rro-:Imrne Is n process ui i"cu ..' r; .be lea.dor. of the stty n ;Aai 5. tion Id t,.et ,acit J understan i.a-. a~s yc-a a;rItcd st be- tween thc p4ny m.nj a tt'r, of bo h parties 10 ,hy f e. |. at .ach H,A :lA for al ,tt, c.n --.t ,.u, %, t.eif re>! c- tive c)nv- nt .one, ,' c ,ner al pull to- eelhar t,l4Jdicss ,; poitcs for the olec-- ton 0t county Ii ket tavotiie 10 county dlvls:or. We would ike to hear from OUT f,s-s5-h contr'npora'i s the ! Cham .. and Democ'at on this qn. S. tion | Jnr .ie;-'oo oi tae rounty Is to becow- tae real .s,ue n the eIe-l:on let t Dr known srd hoth parties goy>1n l themselves a,co34,cg.y L,t ,he vot, IS of the counY knn& Il so ''ai they nay cast ther oa.ios ,eiiigrnty at the nt X, elect,on. During the past two or ihfee mouths the JOURNAL MINER has F-- ceiyed ictters IS well as verbal opinions from CtzenS if the proposed rss csnnty ~7p are opposed to the propo l. ton ana # th4t l. to be the issue o, t1e election they ~art tU know T.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
I,mes \ WhifnrN- nf New !

lanes A. Whitney, ot New York, the
 well-known lecturer and profound stu
 dent. has announced himself tor Harri-
 son and Morton, although a dIedin-,he-
 wool democrat, as he himself confesses,
 for the past twenty-four years. He
 talked unreseryedly to-day of this 'radl- cal change of heart. 'i am an old-tlme
 democrat, voted for Douglas and John son in 1S6o, ard have stuck by the party fer twenty-four years. Four years ago 1 disapproved of the manner ID which Cleveland was nominated. I thought the party was becoming un-
 democratic. and therefore favored the electlon of Blaine. In order sha. my party connection should not be broken 1 voted the state and local democratic tickets straight. am q very much better democrat than Grover Cleveland Is to- day am a high-,ariff democrat. Thomas Jefferson declared that the war ot 1872 was blessing to the country.
 because 1t protected American industry and gave aD impetus to Ameri:an man. ufaotures which they would not have re- ceiveed without II. This WIS carrying h:gh-tariff views somewhat to an extreme but protection democrats are willing to follow where Thomas Jefferson Ied. = N Y. Telegram.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
What is Free Trade ::

Democratic journals which are loua n shouting 1en'aI 10 Henry Wsttersoi s assertion. that the democratic party a free trade patty Cir t Is notEine," h. ye not yet been able, apparently, to era p the real and true mctning of free tta e
 Ehelr ideas Gi free tTa;ie seems to De n
 cntrs abolition oj duties on impo $.
 Such, however; IS n i me case Char es
 A. Dana's dtiinit3n of free trader aud a correct ore. IS IS follows
 "A frre-tradrr |, rtformer wno prOpos1s first Ci ali to reduce the t7r f duties on foreign goods and to maini IT the internal revenue xeS uDtOuch. q. The reyision0f the ta iff he would ru, through altn the principles of ffee-,r- ie
 with forelsn nations uppermost. By steadily pursuing ihis policy ali stri ly protecive duties would be swept ay ,Y in u. course ot 20 years, and the c0u i-- trv brought suAst3n'ially to internal taxliion aS Its peFmN,n mode of reve- nus This would he equivalent to free trade The man who claims to be tree trader. yet proposes making before an, change m the iarlffto first reduce he internal revenue taxes, Is a sort of nan Ws have never seen, and of hi5 existence there Is yet n1 evidence"
 Reduced down tO it's simplest form
 then, fret-traGe means the reduction ot custom duties >o as to allow tho cr-
 trance ot { re gn products Il cost l,ss
 than we c4n produce or manufacture the same, and the mlirt trance of ln.er-
 nal taxes IS a sort of national revenue
 This Is what pfesden, Cleveland a,ivp.
 catcd IF hi- message. consequently sc
 are light in insisting that he l. q | c- trader. The Mills bll IS strictly in ac- cordance with ,hs dGctine, hence ' Is free-t,dde lcg,siaton, and its suDpori rS in congress car be called ny no other
 name than tree traders. Both mess4gc aud b,il were endorsed by the St. Louis convention, hence the democracy c: the country can be termed nothing else than a irce-tfa5e puty. h conversation ln New York recently a prominent d"m- ocrat from Kentucky. who IS very near the speaker and tue administration tSel! sad cau3.dly "I am for free-,rade and SO is ' party, but we believe m expediency Well that Is just the pom. blt there is difference between eNpod,ency lnd hypocrisy, distinction b.tween diplomacy and dishonesty. Our free-trsde advocates 0o not however, seem to be worried over such trifies. Most incumbent IS Ii upon every intelligent voter that he does no; allow himself to be deceived by these men, who confess they want free-uade but who think t ''eNpedient" to preach protection when soliciting votes in cities pregnan, with indu ial activity.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
EDITORIAL NOTES.

In the death of General Sheridan A,;zona has los, a steadfast friend.
 \ man cannot be Jackson demo ctst and advocate Cleve!and'S free trade hcreSleS.
 General Miles and hiS a. d. C. have ronc to San Carlos to stamp out the h. dian troubles.
 Arizona's Christ, whose first name IS George, has called on the next president at his home in Indianapolis.
 It passes. our understanding how any American citizen, atger having read the history nf his country, can be r favor ot free trade
 The Prospector IS pouring hot Sho; and canister into Judge Barnes official acts The judge will get very little SatlS- faction out of that $500 fine business.
 From the number of delegations o' workingmen who have called on Gen Hlrr,son at his home, t does not look as if he was SD very unpopular with them.
 \ Nogales paper expresses sympathy for the editor of the oURNAL-MI>ER FER on the account of the veto of the reliei bn for his benefit. That editorial re- lief bill was not for this paper.
 The only war measure now m opera ton for the collection of revenue IS the government tax on whisky, tobacco, etc, and thus the democratic party IS s,renuousIy opposed 10 aboliSbing.
 The lesson which IS taught by the disaster which followed the adoption of the (free trade) tariff law ot IS46 ougft io be sufficient to settle the question Tn favor of protection for all time to come.
 The substantial way in which ;he Tombstone citizens endorsed EdItor Bagg, by paying his fine must conunce Judge Barnes tia, his action m impos- ing the fine was not oountenanced there
 A meeting WAS held in San Diego re- gently to agltate the question of build ing railroad from that ely direct to Arizona. If Prescott IS made the obIec- tive town in Arizona, such an en erprise would prove profitable
 The rahiiian government has aban doncd free trade policy and has placed | protective tariff On all articles landed | an the island from the American and English ports The tariff amounts to ! go per cent. on staple articles.
 General Schofield vii be promoted to | Ii li-utenant general and has been sum- moned to command the army, and Gen sral Miles will probably realize the grea; ambition of his proud nature by being l promoted to the position of major gen. eral.
 The following interesting Item Is from the English Iron Ira: The Golden club IS trying 10 raise a large sum of money to be spent in futherIng the free-irade propaganda Tn the United States. Lord Brassy has given < 1000 others less. and the hat Is going round.
 Henry Wa,;eson, the editor of the Louisville Courier Journal. has always prlnted the declaration of independence 1 on the first page of his newspaper every Fou,th of July. This year. however, snsteAd of following his usual custom, he printed the presidents free-trade mes sage.
 Henry Watterson boldly asserts that he IS free trader. The Courier with equal boldness asserts that he Is net l It would be highly amusing if our con- l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
SNAASNNERsoN& CO., c6>cAG2 /

Do you carry these Shoes s'Why yes sir Also the Largest and best stock Mems Boots and Shoes Prescott Let show you of Furniture consisting part elegant Parlor Sets Bed Lounges all styles Extension Tables Bedroom Warlrobe Easy Chairs Rockers and other chairs endless variety Mirrors Folding bed Cots, Spring wire and hair Mattresses Best and cheapest line of Car pets Desks and Office Chairs wall paper etc. E See the COckery and these elegant Dinner and Tea Sets Also the Latest Designs Glassware Ornaments Lamps On this side have Cross Blackwell and other fine brands of assorted Groceries which selling prices to defy compe ton On the N other side the varied and complete ment of Gents Furnishing Goo blankets nOti6ns and last but not least down the cellar and catch the Large Assortment Of description of Fine Old wines and Liquors St Louis and Milwaukee beers, cpagnes which
 dish wholesale together with of the choicest brands The brick is repensed with every description of Grain, Flour and canned goods which import car-loai lots
 w delighted with your varied Assortment aud Low Prices astonish May inquire your terms ?'
 "SPOT CASH :"
 "Well, goOd-bye cold day. J. I. FISHER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
recp,Ion at Indianapolis.
NEWS, NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Jay Gould IS reported seriously III. Blaine IS due in New York August 9th.
 John Robinson, the circus man, is dead, a, the age of 80 Seven deaths on Tuesday in Kansas City from ihe effect of the heat Henry Willard is one of the prime movers in the "scuth pole expedition. BartIeY Campbell, the well known playwright, died a few days ago in an insane asylum.
 The Palmer house in Chicago was
 struck by lightning Tuesday night. Damage slight.
 The New Jersey supreme court has
 affirmed the cons,itutionality of the
 local option law. Henry V. Vlnont, of Millersburg, Kentucky, has become insane through cigarette smoking. Jury trials in tue cases of anarchists
 in Austria and Hungary have been sus- pended for one year. Tn Ynca,an there are about twice as 1 many women as men. Old bachelors ! are very unpopular there. Chief Justice Fuller expects tc take the oath ot cffice m September and go | upon the bench in October. The largest flour mill in the worl,l will | be established at Duluth. The Cal acity
 v'li be 6.ooo barrels day. The new Irm,n steamer, CH1 of ! New York, il.so- speed of twersythree : miles an hour on her trial tip. B!inky Morgan, implIcaled m t,,e nur- l der If Detective Hulligar, was hanged l last Saturday nj Columbus, Ohio. Wbile pl,ying "Indian" a, Thomas , vile. Ky, boy named Hamilton shot
 and killed W;iiic and I.es Haynes, aged 1 If and I2.
 4 Russian chemist thinks he has ois- c,y,'ei plan icr so'I:.,fying 3e,ioeum -c Hat I can be used m chunks or lHcks, for fuel
 .c4 Dempsey, the California fhain-
 DOT, was knocked out n fifteen Iaund fight with Chas Gleason at Fort Selling, Mmnesota.
 The last law signed by Kaiser Fred
 rick vas one permitting soldiers ot the guard to wear full boards instead of mustaches only.
 James o. Johnson, lifelong friend of Henry Clay, and an exeCutor under his will, died at Lexington August ed, aged S4 years.
 An alleged newspaper represeLt tive tiled S5.ooo black mai' scheme on Senator Fair recently, and got very badly "Sulliva nized" by the senator.
 Ire rev suspension bridge over North ger al New lo'k, # iS eS'inaied, will cost $37ooo. eco. il vii give entrance 10 ten railr pads and will be one of the great trlumphs of modern engineering.
 A spiritualist, who died recently in Texas, Mich, requested previously that there should be band nusic. dancing and ether recreation at the funeral His wishes were compiled with.
 < company has been organized at Pt,sbuug with c.pltal of $I, ,ooo, 900 to open tn mine Tn Mexico. near Dur ango. The mine is declared to be practically inexhaustible and the com. pany expect to supplant the imports from England, which amounted last year to SPA, ,ooo worth.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08

10th democrats and republica ns unite in condemning the actions and miscbievous propensi,ies of the land de- par,ment spies in Arizona. The dem ocrats are far more bitter in their de- nunciation than the republicans. The latter expected nothing better and are not disappointed at the results. but the democrats did and now they howl and kick bu. get ii in the neck every 'ime.- Cit,en
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08

An international fight between Frank Murphy, of England, and Jack Havlin. of Boston, for $I,ooo side and the light weight championship. came of on the 7d at Verplsnck's point, on the Hudson and ended in draw. The men fought 4o rounds taking three hours and fifteen minutes At the close of the fight Havlin's left eye was closed tight
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
Great confldence in H,m.a,f.

Old Man-"Do you think, young man. that you can give my daughter the luxuries she has been used to?
 "Young Man-'I-am hopeful in that direction, sir The only sealskin sacque and diamond ring she ever had were presents from me and were is not for yours truly Delmonico's to-day would be to her but a monumental brown stnne nile"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
C cOi.Itt ViI ,xL1
 Saturday, August llth,

Re,ween the ,urs of 10 o'clock R. m: -na . ''cl" D. m, for the pufpose of eiee'ing del H. .eat.s to a c,uuty convention t' be hel' ID p1escott for .hc purpose oi nomin' tin2 can can dic ates for county officers so iot ,io snd such oihsr business g. may come p-- fore it. ., a-.u.,..i,n ..ss lei. io. a,,er inc date fixed Tor holding Inc ter r,'',fsl convention is GBnounr3d-
 The folio~inr apporioimeht "i "eieSai'e . ..,D- imniisls ntnpted:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08

The following resolution. adopted at The meeting of the committee April 2i, was uhAh- Imously adopted:
 Resolved Ina ali delegates 10 said con y..urion whether in person or by proxy, sh4Il he bona fde residents of the precincts they claim to represent, and no person shall ne eh- titled 10 vet. ruore than two proxtes; except i The case a Tonro basin, ana that from sac ,.r.., nr; nroxi.s be al owed, provided tnat 10 n,r delegate s"ail --t m re han four votes hy proxy, and the person hold ng sad 'ro2- i.s sh.Il him self be a res d nj oi Tonto b sin
 T. ]. BU TLER, Jh sirman. c NaRTIS secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08

and the right one almost gone. There vas lump on his right cheek and cut on the left side of his face. The blood was streaming down and covered his body. Murphy had a cut under right eye and his left closed. His forehead was a mass of Jumps. It was difficult to say who was most badly used up.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
POLITICAL POINTERS.

The free traders have ''gonc for" wool, t-t ntxt No,en.ber they vii return shofn.- .--Toiedo Blade.
 Ll~hliy Ior the Aneri, an sheep and fls u"uor, his fate Is mt in the nai.Gs of the otmocfatlc majority of the house of representatlves.-Hattord Courar'.
 When It comes to promoting a c.tizen to onimanGrf-!n chief of our armies anG na.i :. tlv uid ye,li4ns viii .ake to ne soldier HaEJi.on l.. preference to shc substitute Cleveland .-Bo.tnn Tfav- eler
 Il wou:d rather he Wililam O'B len ln Iiuliamure jIi, d mar,rto free speech, 'nau tO be tnt iUrd lieutenant Ul Ireland in DuDt,n as..r"-Gentrai lIar.ison, in 1877, at the LsmonGe add O'COnnor recp,ion at Indianapolis.
 4 rrotective tariff was adopted m I700-the frs year of Washngton's uni,nISttanOn and was continued th ol5h the administrations of Washing 'os, Adam,, Jefferson, Madison, Mon- roe and Fohn Quincy Adams. The first moo!fcalion ot the policy was law eoacted m 1855, Dot for the purpose of rstab.Lhirg tree trade but 10 placate, If possible. the South Carolina nuillfers. The effect If this law was to check the prosperity of the country-stOp mann- featuring, throw wotkingmen out of employmen; and nearly bankrupt the cnnnt-N
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
General Merchandise,

And am prepared to i'll any or ders promptly and compete with any figures in Arizona.
 l carry a large stock of Grain and Alfalfa Hay, Rolled Barley, etc., at bottom figures.
 In connection with my freight ing contract to the Black Hills l am running a Blacksmith Shop, and any one needing work of that kind will find here good workmen, and have it done 10 their satisfaction. I also em- p;oy wood workmen, who are the best.
 Any one coming here from.Ea distance will find here a bOaId- ing-house, stables, corral, feed and water, all of which are free to my patrons.
 l put my whole trust in the Lord, so my goods must be sold for CASH! or on short time. and rompt payments.
 F.. HI. WITHERELL. u10
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
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Renublican County Convention and
 Primary Elec,lOn.

Roovs OF HE gRErUBLIcsN CoUSIr iENTkAL
 COMMITTEE or fsvAPAi ConNIl,
 rhEscoTT, A l., July 1th, looo- A, meeting of the County Rep biican ,r,,srsl CommiT;e,, held in P Piescoi'. sAtuT- ,a'- hi 7th. the caairm iu and secret 'ry "i san said @ eommiitee were nuthofiz.d O issue a t sau ,or SU inn holding of primary elec' ions or ,n,ss meetings in the various pfecl"o'9 "'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
"A WONAN'S WAY.
X Startling Eus.ness pCcros:.ioa.


 little over six weeks ago -,Era. Fowler of g.: Ellis street. San Francisco s.oppe. in at leading :iy druggists to ask what c:iect Joys Vegetabie Sarsspariiia. abc,is wti.'. shc ', 'ari 90 nuc'! recently, womb rs.roiI,Gsesof c s-7i 'ia tGGsek heaiac.ie. She vas sss:roa t':- -n r,-ia; il -You! ircicYs ,J5i g. rss. .r"'. ca i-''r,':r fTs tts; .:rsi- .!lc ..- -.t h;-@ t~' ic -''s to te j.sj ,i:..ess is ;.- -.-; care. Erc23si lion So sicTtIH;. ,iy." .- a st.j-',, v es~. 3. fcro. be-E I;'st.r ''c ,. , i7-=sI ace.Yei - -lo conviEo:. ccucl..~.rn st't -,:' i-- u.'n stc.y:
 e:a I',ar,,ac, ;,l~.s., .. I.,.. iI.R SIr: y.. ,.' b s..s'.t - .-,',,h':- i.s ing ny ,:v:5;.: &: Icy -'r ,a 3 Sacs';. .;r.i.@ did a,i thst yvu !;-oast l. D sf "-'i 50 1na-ij rreecri p:icrs. tj no r.'-:' t,:t 'ei co'ne t' believe no'.'c5 r''@:'' -.,'- -': = '' H-ia i'h1 sic,- teiC:cctcs. ..It i'- ''. :j :. re.n-,. ci eiihersincc cc:..i.--. ei -Eii. o-'iie"e a,i. ieTrlsr ertiy c,.,,i, :r> viii, - '' id- ns 2, Ct cai.ton, cotir-iio fo tas" ,. z-,-. aN .tiN yet Ion .avc Iir 'fr-''. .s'''' 'o r,; s' V s p'e. for it :s l,ly' -!i l. -'...s VII axe dys- pepsia cud I,TcS k tiea:ac1as .--.-a he .er- eraliy known. t.ezp-ctt"n..
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
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4NSan sst sHks Nhe1a, We Sno under,,gnet :;su:,s and bankers will psy All Prizes drawr a Inc Louisiana State Lotteries which nH c" prs.e4tsi If our rruntcrs.
 R, M. wALMNLEf Pres Louisiana National Bank, PlERAE LAEAsX.
 Pres. State National Bank
 A BALDWIN, Pres New Orleans National Bank
 .AKL K0ES,
 Pres. Union National Bank
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
Address Registered letters to

Y8W OkLEANS NAT1ONAL BA NAI
 New Cries ss. La REMEMRER That the presence G of and Early, who are n charge of the drawings, is a gu arNntse of absoi ute fairness and into . ,ity that the chances are aii equal, and t1 -. no .s.s can poss.tlv divine what nuuih hers will draw f..es RE q E0DE8 that the psyme4i .! siI Prizes Ia GUARANTEED BY FOV4 Tl0S AL BAN Ka Of Eew OrIesrs, and the rfcke's are signed by the pres iden, c. ar in. stftu:ion, whose oh lrtered rights are reccg: nixe 10 the highest courts; therefore, beware )f any i iiafiona OP anonym, ,us schemes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08

 NorE.-Tickeis drawing Capital Prizes are not entitled to termin Il Prizes. For Club Rates, or any furth forna alton nIist be distinct and Signature pain. More rapid return mail delivery will be ;.ssure1 by your enciosiu5 au envei0ps bearing you full address.
 Send Postal Notes. Exp ess Money or. dsrs or New York Exchsnge III ordinary let: ter. Currency by Express tat our expeuse) ad dressed 70 sN. A, DAVFAbE.
 New Orleans, Le. er a a. OAUPHIN, - M as h In veAm nG
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
Wagons, Wagons.

Just arrived at Witherellv:'le- One car load Studebaker's wag- ons, 34. 3 and B axle, together with one and twO-seated Buck boards, all made from second growth timber, anj inanufac- turEd expressly for the Arizona trade.
 These Wagons were bought for Spot Cash! and any parties wanting wagons wifi find it to their interest to get my figures before purchasing Twill not be undersold.
 Haves also ai good stock .of Concord Teaml Harness, with assortment of extras, such as Straps, Flames, Traces, snaps, Etc.
 ] have also recently received large shipments of Boots and Shoes. Clothing, Hardware and Groceries, and have now a full stock of
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING. Tn the Academy of Music New Orleans, Tuesday, $ p.emoeT IT. lS's.
 CAPITAL PRIZE S300.000.

100000 Tickets st Twrnty Dollars each Halves SlO; Qu srtcrs &5. Tenths
 Hsk .Gwent sha Sl.