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Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1890-07-09
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
90 ooofTicksts mt . o; ttaives,.s o.
Teashs, 81; American Currency
CLUB RATES; Tickets fur ssoo0
s,sal ais Arranged VIII As.ss
AGENTS WANTED

Ia every town and city in United States
and British America.
The payment OF Prizes lie guaranteed bs q
special deposit % I'VE hundred thons .nt dob
lars $50 oooi, with the state a irsfnment.
and approved by Jesus Arechigs, Governor.
Drawings under IN personal supervision
of iic Hermlpio Artetys, W % Is appointed
By the lover nient as fntervsn or.
IL CKkripy hat wIta tn. ate Treasurer
all necessary guarantees are depas lie 4, assn -
ing full pay mept of all prises OF this draw
ing HsRxISIo ARrKAe> Interventor,"
INFORMANT.
Rsaitisnces must be either oy New York
Draft. Express or Registered Letter, meri-
can moaey. Collections can tie sde bv tx
press Companies or Banks. Tickets sent di-
rect "a IN sgeme ut will be paid ov drafts on
New York, Montreal, ST. Paul, Chieag q, san
Frsncisce or City of Mexico. For further In.
form alton address
JUAN PlEDAD, Manager,
zacasecas. Mexico.
ApsrtAdo Il ALI
Arizona weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1885-1903, 1890-07-09
Rooms 10 Let.

yNrALDo HOUSE - NICE, CoMroRrA-
w bly, furnished rooms TO let reasonably
by the day. week. OF month. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22
"Details below
BARaArxs IL Fine Jrxr1nr.

We write Fine Js,o>,ry because the prices are sus-
picionsly low. There is nne and trashy Imitation
Jewelry Fine limitations at trash prices rare and
therefore bargains are offered
80 CENTS for twelve oxidized Silver Belt Buckles
in chain patterns round, square snd oval Have not
been Sid heretofore at 10 than 0s cents
30 CENTS for twelve Dress Slides Of bright and
oridlzed silver. gold and bronze These in pretty
designs seven inches LONG. be curved 10 conform
to the hgure Youn recognize the 60c Slides Of the
past
20 CENTS for thirty-six Buckles or Slides square
and oval These initiate the expensive novelties made
of enameled iron and silver.
10 CENTS for Diamond Earrnrs screw and drop
We only advertise these 70 illustrate how cheapness
sometimes combined with perfection Of detail and
hnish.
Is CENTS for forge-me- not Rings IL another Illus
tration We sell the Real Gold and Enamel kings at
side by side, just for curiosity
CENTS for Cut Silver and Gold Bangle. also
illustrates cheapness with merit. The paais Royal
price for the Real Silver Bangles is 90 cents aud
an expert pick out the &c limitations among those
Of real sllverS
6s CENTS for Bracelets of oxidized Silver In rope
patterns copy Of the real silver bracelets that sell
at SS. 80.
AGENTS. for "stick Pins" What ridiculous price
for these sweet little gems Of pins.
90 CENTS for Warranted Real Gold Lovers Knot
Rings.
sl6s FOR choice Of twelve Lace Pins some Of which
sold until this morning at $3.50 French Enamel
fiowers, Miniatures, &C. to select from.
.,. THE PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

III the Senate does not mean to assent to the
proposition Of the House in regard to the local
post-ofice matter. it is hoped that indication
of this decision and Of its own proposition on
the subject will be given speedily, in order
that the attempt may be made as soon as posi-
BILE to induce the House to yield to its views
II Washington is to get post-ofice. and every
one admits that it should. there must be a sac
ri6ce Of the pride of opinion on the part Of one
OF the houses Of Congress, and that sacrifice
will come, if it comes at all. from the body
which feels the deeper interest and pride in the
welfare Of the capital. and which can the more
readily broaden narrow personal views through
the influence Of public spirit. Which will it BET
And will il be either?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

In some respects the capital appears to be
suffering from excess Of consideration. 1t is
denied memorial hall in connection with the
Columbus celebration because, as its good
friend Senator Hawley says. half million is
not enough for such hall and it is preferred
that the project should be developed in more
satisfactory shape as an independent enter
prise. 1t is denied the Columbus celebration
ceremonies connected with the unwilling of a
statue Of Columbus because, as its good friend
Senator Hoar explains, a great monumental
work, BETTING the subjectand the place of dis
play, cannot be completed by April, 1893, and
nothing but frst-rate statues should
ever be erected at the capital Most serious of
all, its good friends Of the Senate committee
on public bundings,-and no one will question
the sincerity OF their friendship-have been
convinced that Washington should for its own
welfare be denied the million dollar
post-ofice to which they had assented, and be
condemned to indefinite occupation of the
present disgraceful rookery and to an indeh-
mite continuance Of the wrsngle over a location,
because the capital deserves as fine post
Office as any in the land and the one proposed
is vastly inferior to that which is being erected
in Cincinnati.
Washington ought perhaps. to be gratifed
at the successive disappointments so tenderiy
administered, but the capital cannot refrain
from remembering that bird in hand is worth
two in the bush, that half loaf is better than
no bread, and that the dog which snapped
at the shadow bone in the water lost the
smaller but mere substantial bone which be
had between his teeth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

The plea Of poverty which the Pennsylvania
railroad enters in behalf of the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad as an excuse for failure and
refusal to make the same Improvements in its
occupation here as in other large cities will not
bear investigation. This branch Of the great
Pennsylvania system is a necessary link to
secure it southern connections and give it
access to the capital of the nation. 1t is no
more to be considered apart from the rest of
the system and pronounced Improbable than
some short tunnel section elsewhere on the
through line may properly be so treated. The
heavy expense of tunneling through Baltimore
should not be so handled in the company's
bookkeeping as to deny improvements to
Washington, where free transit over the sur
face of the public streets was given and free
station site on the public reservation loaned. In
Philadelphia the road reports that it has spent
five millions of dollars to change its station
site to please the people, it has sunk its
through tracks in the city and for nine miles
out, il has purchased government reservation
for freight purposes, paying a million dollars
for it, and it owns over 500 acres OF land within
the city limits and is therefore compelled to oc-
cupy the streets only to the limited extent which
will not inconvenience the public. In WASH
ington little or no expenditure has been made
under any Of these heads. Yet the road in ask
ing additional freight facilities discloses an
astOnishingly large local freight business done
by it, and reports that it has moved nearly two
million passengers to or from its local station
within year. Surely with SO large a revenue
and so small disbursement purely on Wash
ington's account the capital is not an unproht-
able railroad city, whatever the company's
method Of book keeping may show in
regard the Baltimore and Potomac's
finances. The Baltimore and Ohio, in
respect to whose Metropolitan Branch the
same showing of apparent appropriateness
has been made, proposes in northeast Washing
ton to improve its occupation by removing
large number of its grade crossings and by
building several extremely expensive bridges
across its tracks, involving engineering diff
culties far greater than those connected with
the proposed bridge over AZ street, which
have been represented as so formidable. 1t is
only in Washington that the Pennsylvania road
would be willing to put itself in the attitude of
being poorer, less progressive, and less ready
in overcoming engineering difficulties than the
Baltimore and Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22
Articles o. NurE
RECEIVED TO-DAY.

II would Be advisable 10 come .. soon % you osa
after reading this announcement as the article. herein
after named ere frs<A and nice There is Away, q
pick when goods arrive
Read carefully each line
Mail orders carefully fned
Asrest variety Of ''cHENEYs" printed INDrAsia
patterns confined exclusively TO u, and comprising all
the latest shades and effects.
cHINAs and INpIAs in Black Grounds. with whits
figures and Black Grounds. with cOlOred hsur-s from
Doc. to si per yard Best quality plain eolOred IN.
pIAs. all new shades 81.
27-IScH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. all new shades 80.
2o-inoh coLoRED sHASGHAIs and cANToSs. SOC.
An excellent assortment Of fancy striped silks and
Persian efects for combinations and trimming from
75c- TO 81 per yard
In these goods we match any shade Of plata ua.
terisl manufactured
PLAID suRAHs in all Shades at s5o.. csc aud 81.
BLACK DRAPERY NETS.
PLAIN RUSSIA NET dish Metz. 4s In. MI SIN. 20
STRIPED T" -.
LA ToscA NET, 4s-in-. all silk sl.
An immense assortment Of DRAPERY NETS in
Russia Ia Tosca and chantilly ranging in rricefrom
71c TO $3.50. and claim that our prices are fully
25 per cent less than regular value.
One lot Of SHIRT WAISTS. s!ishtly solled. reduced
from csc. snd las to soc.
Strictly ALL-wooL sTocKINETrE JACKETS.
Double Breasted. Bound All Round, Bell Sleeve and
Perfect Fitting, at ca
Strictly ALLwooL ENGLISH coRKscRFw
JACKETS. Double Breasted. Bound All Round slth
Braid. Bell Sleeve. ss7.
ALL-sILK sURAH PARAsoLs IN PLAIps AND
STRIPES. IA ribs %.
ALL-sILK eRos GRAIN with Borders, Pine Han,
dies in Crooks and Plain. at s5
An Elegant Line Of MOURNING PARAsoLs. 1926.
cHILpREN's PARAsoLs from a5c. up
The GEM UMBRELLA. the smallest folding um-
brella in the world. Always in stock Prices
NEW GLOVES.
cHAMoIs GLOVES. s-BUTroN LENGTHS. 81
Fine Stitching on back
This is . cOmmendsble Glove for present wear and
for summon wear II is durable can be washed easily
mended Comes in all sizes
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
We shall sell at Notion Counter SO dozen pairs
No. 2 Pure Gum Dress Shields at l5c per pair.
SO dozen Pairs No. Pure Gum Dress Shields NJ
1sc. per pair.
This IL merely 3 chance purchase and you should
take advantage oft
Remember to buy . Pattern when you select your
material for dress. We the Sole Agents for the
District for the STANDARD FASHION PATTERNS.
an Improvement on all Others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

"A square-toed republican paper with a
Roman nose" is what Mr. Halstead proposes
TO make the Brooklyn journal Of which he
takes editorial control today. This is some
what picturesque illustration, and one that is
perhaps not easily understood by the world at
large But, from Mr.. Halstesd's past record,
We interpret his Roman nose" figure to SYM
bolize . keen scent for news. while the
''square-toed" attachment referred TO may be
taken as notice to people who don't think al
he does that they had better be getting on. of
hls Way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22
Speaking of '.booms." TIE Sr.H is not run

Speaking Of "booms," TIE STAR is not run
ming boom" 1t doesn't need one 1t just
moves along ali the time, keeping its place at
the head Of the procession and constantly in
creasing in circulation and advertising busi-
ness. On Saturday last it printed 532 new
advertisements,-ten moro than were ever
printed in a single issue of the paper up to
that time. Its circulation was SO, 776 copies
on Saturday, against 80, 261 on the corre-
spending day last year. Of the above named
number 80, 81 were circulated in the city,
23, 1927 copies being delivered by carriers at
the homes of regular and permanent sub
seribers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

The South will regret that the tour OF the
international conference delegates was cut
short at Richmond. But it would not have
paid TO go on with only two delegates and 9
few attaches. The best plan would perhaps
have been TO have included some southern
points like New Orleans. Atlanta, Chattanooga,
Richmond and Fortress Monroe in the first
tour and made that somewhat shorter in the
north and west Still the result OF the special
southern tour could not. well have been fore
aAen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22
BARGAINS IL Bnrc.,.pn,c.
Continued below

REDUCED PRICES FOR THE EXPENSIVE IN
PORTED GOODS ARE RARE
sIos for choice Of twelve pieces--A I2-inch Hun
gaIian Vase, In Pink, Gold and White; 7.inch Bonn
PITCHER; l2-inch Toxic Vase and q Pair Of l5-irch
French Bisaue Figures. AL these are worth more
than double 81 IS.
az 40 for choice Of sixteen pieces, which include
Bonn and English Tapestry Ware
The 80 lot includes large English Worcester pitchers
worth Sl2.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22
Purely Youn ADVANTAGE.

KNOWING there are many persons desrous Of possess
ing one Of the Hsh-csss Baby Carriages We handle.
who do not fee able meet the In cash pay
ment we offer for this week iniucement purely to
their advantage. 1t IL this: Time-credit-ws ask
you TO pay s2 cash down. This pays for your credit
Then the balance ask you pay in regular weekly
amountA That will protect your credit This ID de-
psrsure for u The plan adopted By the honest,
industrious people we are glad to see. II you want
Baby Carriage we'n sell you on these terms It's
business Wen live MP to this advertisement. and We
expect you to abide by your agreement
We would also remark that the present week IL the
occasion Of the second of special Furniture saes
The word special" with means bona nde sales Of
Fine Furniture at the lowest possible prices where
cash dealing is the inviolsble rule. This sale must
and viii be for cssh down. only - the prices are be-
low the credit limit.
This Is the season for Matt ines. From 20 to IS
cents our range-the best We ever offered for sale
Mail orders for Country Mansion" outfits will re-
ceive our personal attention.
". q HoUaHToN CO..
1t 1918 and 1920 F st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

BAReArNs liz TRrmnrSes.

BARGAINS liz TRmnnxes.
AT SO CENTS YARD. Trimmings for which you
expect be charged 6s and rs cents will be found in
the combination lots offered 1t so cents. Particularly
stylish and extra values these:
Knotted Silk Fringe. extra heavy and 80
inches wide,a bargain ut 5ec............5Oc q yard
Lovely Patterns in straight Gxiioous. 2 and
8 inches wide some cheap at SOC yard
yandyke Brsids Of design and quality that
should bring 75c....................... Soc yard
silk and Jet Gallons. new aud pretty de-
sign. full2 inches wide. .......... Soc yard
Gold Band Trimming. The only doubt is
viii the supply equal the demand. .... SOC yard
Black and Goid Band TRIMMING Soc yard
As good bargains wall b found among the more sx-
pensive trimmings:
Black and Colored siit Frinesa4 to % inches wide.
from Csc to "a yard
vandykes rrimminss 4 to ~ inches wide. from
55c. to &l2 yard
silk Zouaves. ali szes %. IS TO 90 each
Jet Zouayes, all sizes, %. 80 70 .es each
TIE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED belowD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22
SHorprsa Norrs Fos ToxoHaow.
"Wednesday, Aprfi 22J

Before irving tomorrow's proersm let N remind
you tne Assss snoppsne news II Always found In
daily advertisements You can't very ve,l ,sord 20
skip our column for single evening and because IL
generally tells Of the bsrxains of a day. We don't
often mention our REGULAR stocks 10 the speca lots
recognized and bought by you-the barr,,n, OF a.y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22
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kk 90 ! ~ - LII :

Tomorrow shall show special bargains in lew
elry. Fxna. Leather Goods and Bric-s- Brsc Tomor.
row you must also remember as the last day OF the
special sale Of Embroideres White Dress Goods Dress
Trimmings and Buttons
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

According to all democratic newspapers SEN
ator Quay has good deal to answer for. The
Senator as an snswerer, however, 10 provok-
ingly reticent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

II must be an awful blow to the culture OF
New England to realize that at a recent auto
graph sale in London a letter from Mark
Twain brought twice as much as one written
by James Russell Lowell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

The Harlan county mountaineers are doing
all they can to maintain Ksntucky's reputation
q the dark and bloody ground"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22
LADIES Vrsrs.

Have you seen the Ribbed Vest, low neck no sleeves
In Cream and Ecru with scslloped edge in colors TO
match, and Blue and Ptnk. Of lie. each!
ESQ Isle VESTS. FOR o..
Tomorrow place on sale 100 dozen Ladies' Ribbed
Lsle Vests low neck sleeves with scalopsd edge
colors: White. Cream, Blue and Pink. We offer them
ut 2lc. each. or 8 for 81.
PURE SILK VESTS.
Tomorrow we place sale line Of Ladies' Pure SILK
Ribbed Vests, neck, sleeves, with silk ribbons
drawn round neck and sleeves, in Blue, Pink, White
Cream and Lavender. Choice at AGO. You viii fud
these exceedingly cheap. considering quality.
Csc. GAUzE VESTS, FOR ESQ
Tomorrow we offer some twenty dozen Ladiea' Gauze
Jersey Bodices in small sizes only. Sizes &c. 2S and
30. To close them out will sell them 1t for 25c
BUCKLES. BUCKLES RucKIFs
Wesre showing largest OF Dress
Buckles and Slides shown in the city, comprising all
the latest novelties in all sizes and matched SETS in
ciuns Oxidized Gilt Silver, Steel PEARL Jet bright
and Motif Crotcheted At prices that cannot be dupi
Gated Come in and look at assortment and prices
We know they will interest you.
JEwELRY DEPARTMENT.
Tomorrow offer the largest assortment ana hand
soonest Lace Pms ever shown at &C. each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22
BARGAINS IL BELrs. BAGS. Enc,

e4c. tomorrow for Choice Of Csc. Chatelain
bAss Inc reduced price is not because tile vEri-
city or Quantities meager not because the oualies
are lnfelorjust the We the best value
IA STOCK ana reduce the for tomorrow, TO
double the sales IN leather goo0s depsr tment.
Soc seal Bags, tomorrow, tor. SAC
S 1S' MoIoccO Days, touiorroN, sac
soc. seNet Bags tomorrow, ior............... sac
Soc Antelope bags, Tomorrow, for. 49,. =. -. ~
80 he oxldlzed trimmings very beautiful aud
ChatelaIu Bars.
Antelope Bags.
lbc. tor Belts TO match,
ooc for the New Leather Gir1le Belts
zoe. l. the reduced price for the Old Fashioned
hnit Purses trimmed with steel leads
25c will also enable you to choose from the follow
ing -Four st! les OF Pocketbooks three styles Card
ten styles Purses one STYLE Car Ticket Cases
one style OXIdiZed Coin Pur -es,
e. - for Redl seal Gard Case with sterling silver
trimmings aud SO for Gard Cas- and PocketDook com.
bined Of lvertrImmed antelope skin.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

That Pan-American excursion train evidently
had q string tied to it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

bargain are the Band Border Bulgaria Lawns and
India Linen at only 121c yard. PalAis Royal prices
for every make Of White Dress Goods.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

This seasons styles may not be popular next fall
lower the prices for three days in order to lower
stock. You'll appreciate the following reduced prices
made in the height of the season;
soc Buttons t35 style reduced to-. ...-.39c dozen
Use Buttons (73 styles, reduced TO- Soc dozen
alas Buttons l6l stylea reduced 9ec. dozen
also Buttons CA styles) reduced to. el dozen
o26s buttons t2s styiss) reduced q. % ioxsn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22
HE SYNDICATE CLOTHING COMPANY

We hereby announce to the public that we. the
bers Of the positively close 600
Of our enormous stock of Fine Clothing the benefit
OF Mr. A. Lustic who 10 obliged TO withdraw from the
hrm on account Of his health. We have decided to close
out this amount Of goods in the next days
This sale will positively not until the Path
day of April, at O'Clock am.
This Is neither fire, assignee, creditor bankrupt
sale OF shoddy trash but q strictly legitimate bona
fde sale. carried by responsible persons, who do
not wish to rob the people, as the above mentioned
sales do by giving cheap shOddy goods and charging
exorbtan prices These prices speak for themselves:
. good pair OF Fancy Worsted Pants 81 cts. posi-
lively worth $40
Mems Evening Pants all wool, S162; positively
worth "a.
Mems Dress Pants. all wool, So 20 positively worth
Mems Suits "a. 25 positively worth So
MEMS ALL wool Serge Suits Glue Grayl &5. g.:
positively worth Sl2.
Mems Dress Suits 81. 25 positively worth s17
Mems Real Fine Prince Albert Suits. S14.2o; posi-
lively worth $50.
Goods not satisfactory money refunded At the large
fourstory brick building,
ap22 CORNER 9TH AND SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22

THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Cot. 18th St and Pa. eve
A LIsxER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-22
VIZ DEAL liz CLOTHING.


WE REQUEST THE BUYERS OF CLOTH
ING TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR SUPERB
STOCK AND CAREFULLY CONSIDER THE
STRONG INDICTMENTS WE OFFER YOU
To DEAL WITH U.s.
WE DO NOT DEAL IN A GENERAL LINE
OF MERCHANDISE. WE BELIEVEIN The
OLD MAXIM-SHOE MAKERS. STICK TO
YOUR LAST.
OUR BUSINESS IS CLoTHIN EXCLU-
S1VELY. AND IT STANDS TO REASON
THAT WE CAN SERVE YOU BETTER THAN
MERCHANTS WHO X EP DEPARTNENT
STO. .ES. WITH CLOTHING AS A SIDE ISSUE.
YOU SHOULD SEE OUR ELEGANT LINE
OF BLACK CUTAwAY COATS AND VESTS
IN CLAY DIAGONAL ENGLISH wORSTED
AND FRENCH THiBIr. FOR DRESS WEAR,
TO BE WORN WITH A PAIR OF LIGHT-CoL
ORED TROUSERS. EITHER STRIPE,
CHECK OR PLAID. OUR STOCK Is RE-
PLETE WITH NEW AND ARTISTIC EF-
FECTS. CALL AND SEE THEM. WE WILL
NOT URGE YOU TO BUY. BEAR IN MIND
THAT OUR PRICES ARE NOT ON A BASIS
THAT WILL ADMIT OF FUTURE CUT-RAIE
SALES. YOU WILL NOT PAY TWENTY OR
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS FOR SUIT NOW
AND SEE YOUR FRIEND BUY ITS DUPLI-
CATE FOR s12. 80 IN A FEW WEEKS.