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worlds Pair Hauessfenal CsaGeeosse.
CHICAGO. July Ia-Ths college fraternt-
ties held front place today in the Worlds
fair educational eongresseA A number o.
papers were read. Other gatherings IN
session were the kindergarten. manual
training and art instructor. university
extension section, educators Of the bind
and teachers Of the deaf.
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shown, has mono are mere Interesting 70
peactieal lunbsrman than The fAvoRate rcd
codae a the West
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lay nossmsn National s~aA. OF Easruasn.
Meat aAs ssspxGi<a
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Tag BEST ksoosrses eGiy al lessA'.. SIS frou,
ssroe:1
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A. . dollar were the
srrasaia sores On Tay
poor little boy. stekeh-
lag aa.. disgusting. They
were especially severe
on his legs. back O. his
ears and GA Bis head.
/ gave liisn Hood's sar-
sanarilla. la two MeesS
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The above lady was given up ~ incur
able by the local doctors. She was suffer-
ing from . chronic Inflammation and en-
largement Of the womb. hich was as hard
as a stone and fully three times the nor
mai size. She also suffered from abscss
Of the ovaries, which would break and
discharge at intervals. The bladder was
badly affected, too. and its function very
painful. She was sick for years, mostly in
bed.
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DR.. yordan's once Is In the Safe De-
posit Building. Front street, Seattle. Take
elevator. DIR. Jordan may be consulted IN
PERSON from o a. m. to 8 p. m. every day
CONSULTATION FIRE.
Mr.. Van Buren, IL no longer In our en-
ploy.
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Joseph Ruby. ...r..s .,
bal u,,. TIE s~.Ias cams of and all over bis
body new and healthy flesh and sA.a uonn re-.
When he had taken t.o bottles OF ssvVS
NAESAPAREG.1.A he V - nee TT, sores.
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HOOPS PitlS are . nili. gentle. fa;niess.
sase and efnefers ea.ha.sSe. Aiways reaasas sse-
Arizona republican., 1893-09-30

Any lady desiring the position of
chambermaid can obtain position by
addressing Guy Powell, proprietor OF
Tempe hotel, Tempe, Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1893-09-30
MESA NOTES.

Charley Starr and Woody Armstrong
paid Mesa pleasant call yesterday.
Mr.. Coy, one cfMesa's teachers, issin
the city making preparations for the
coming seasons work.
Lawyer Bethune, Of the firm Ct
Bethune & McCabe, OF Tempe, came up
TO Mesa on business yesterday.
MIR. Perkins, = prominent real estate
man OF Phoenix, paid Mesa a visit this
wsek on business. Mr.. Perkins and
wife but recently returned from Cali
iornia where they had been for q sum
mer's outing.
T. A.. Tough was in Mesa yester-
day. He starts to the worlds fair next
Monday evening. He goes both for
pleasure and business. While away he
intends to purchase some new ma
chinery for his ice plant and creamery.
The recent rise in the river tore away
q few Thousand feet OF the Mesa canal
along the rock cut. Mr.. w. M. Newell
and o. Lewis are rustling teams and
men to do the work. Some seventy
men and teams will 60 up tonight. IL
Is expected it will take from five TO
eight days to repair the damage.
Last evening dramatic troupe was
organized and will be known as the
Mesa Dramatic association, with Mrs.
Eaton as general manager; L. VI.
Kelley, as stage manager; Harry
Eichelberger, treasurer and j a. Adams
as secretary, with q membership OF
eleven. A play Among the Breakers"
has been selected and the characters
cast.
Captain McCasey, the assayer, has
had plenty to do since returning the
last time from Harqua Hala on ore
from the Goldaeld mining camp. lie
saye the assays compare favorably with
the Haraua Hala district, some OF tbs
assays being high and others low, buIl
better assays are made when compar.
ing the extent of country with other
gold districts. He las discovered the
presence of palladium in some roca
brought by e. l.. Griffin and located in
the Four Peaks country. Palladium Is
worth about $35 per ounce.
A fine rain passed over Mesa again
yesterday. This summer has been pro
life in that much needed article. The
last three years have been, comparative.
| ly speaking, destitute Of rain, and has
given the country black eye. But the
rains we have had this summer re
deems her from this condition and al
old settlers believe that the good ole
times OF water in plenty, is comm!
again, This summer has been almoe
| identical as the amount Of rainfall
with the summer of 1878, which all re
member, as one OF our wettest years
and, was flooded by season OF pros
perity, unparalleled in the history q
the territory. The deserts and noun
tains were covered with grass, and II
many instances produce was raised
without irrigation. And should thos'
times come again there will be plent,
of water to fill the canals the yea.
round and the valley and country viii
be clothed with the garments Of proa
perity.
Arizona republican., 1893-09-30
THE INNS or ITALY.
Conditions Which would Not Be Agreea-
BILE to All Travellers.

Conditions Which Would Not Be Agreea-
BILE to All Travellers.
Italian life is, even in small villages,
all out-of-doors. The kitchen of an
Italian inn, no matter of what degree,
has always warm hearth, and its
larder is more plentifully stored than
a public house in England Of the same
description. The only faults-some one
may think it is long and rather
complete list--are noise, dirt and uni
versal disorder and confusion.
They never know what rooms they
have; they bawl out to each other, the
landlord to the landlady, and the latter
to the waiter: ''Try number fifty-seven
or forty-sixl" till at last they find you
q bedchamber.
In the morning there is knocking at
your next door neighbours, or by mis-
take at your own door, to ask whether
it be not you who are to be off by
the early coach at six; or maybe it is
the waiter, officiously waking you up
TO inform you that sit is only four, and
you have still two hours for your slum-
ber."
You always seem to catch them at
the wrong moment, always find them
unprepared, as if theirs were anything
but an open house, and o traveller the
most unloolSed-for thing in the world,
Their cordial greeting and friendly
hustle help you to overlook the diseom-
fort that every traveller is sure to ex-
perience, and the abundance of the Ia
BILE is on the plane with the innkeep-
er's appetite-he is ever ready ''to eat
and let eat"
Arizona republican., 1893-09-30
The Mammoth Saloon.
W. c. WHITE, Prop.
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS.
GoLDFlELD, ARIZONA,
Superstition, Mts.
Alias Summons.

In the Justices Court, Phoenix Precinct,
County Of Maricopa, Territory OF Arizona.
The L.w BLtNs LUMBER CoNPANY,l
q corporation, Plaintiff,
VS.
FRANK GLENoRoss, Defendant
Action brought IN the Justices Court Of Phoe-
nix Precinct, in and for the County Of Marieo.
pa, in the Territory of Arizona.
In the name of the Territory OF Arizona, to
Frank Glencross, Defendant greeting:
You are hereby summoned and required to
appear in an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff, in the Justices Court Of
Phoenix Precinct, in and for the County of
Maricopa, in the Territory Of Arizona, and
answer the complaint fled In said Justices
Court, at Phoenix, in said County,
within five days, exclusive of the day
OF service after the service upon you
OF this summons, II served within this Pre-
cinet; but II served without this precinct, but
within the county, ten days; If served out OF
the County, fifteen days; in all other cases
twenty days, or Judgment by default win be
taken against you.
Given under my hand, at Phoenix, this 23d
day of September, A. D., 1893.
J. W. KtNCAID,
Justice OF the Peace OF said Precinct
NJ. Fl. Williams, Attorney for Plaintiff
Arizona republican., 1893-09-30
Alias Summons.

In the District Court Of the Third Judls,
District Of the Territory OF Arizona, in !,
for the Comfy OF Maricopa
The L. w. Blinn Lumber Company
Corporation, Plaintiff.
VS..
Emma A. Branen, Joseph Branen and
Milton Warren, Henry Warren and
L. Gilman. composing the firm Of
Warren, Gilman q Co., Defendant
Action brought in the district court q !,
third judicial district OF the TERRITORY Of X
IONA, in and for MaricOpa county, and th,s..
plant filed in said Maricopa county, b /,
office of the clerk OF said district eour.
In the name Of The Territory of Arir0a \
Milton Warren and Henry Warren dess.r.
greeting;
You are hereby summoned and rqu!s. N
appear in an action brought agains. W N
the above named plaintiff, in the distda "a
OF the third judicial district of the RHus
Arizona, In and for Maricopa court Q.
answer the complaint therein filed ii 4
clerk of this said court, at PheniI AZ I
county, within 10 days after the seryspEni
Of this summons, II served in this 81 Aaa,
or II served out of this said county 81 tah
this said judicial district, then with Hag
days thereafter, or IN all other c&sa ra1
thirty days thereafter, the times sb5W nE
toned being exclusive Of the day Of sgias
judgment by default will be taken sgSins u
Given under my hand and seal Of the DEi'
Coury of the Third JldietA
trict OF the Territory Of Ah1Al
[sRALl in end for MsricOpa OouiVl
this 2Sd day Of SeptenhG 7
D., 1893.
C.H. KNkPR,
CLERK Of said pistrCt Cd1'
BY J. d. STOUT, Deputy Clerk.
Williams & Williams, Attorneys for PsHl
Arizona republican., 1893-09-30
Tbat was D,nerent.

A story is lold of a startling expert
ence of Lady Emmeline Stuart Wortley,
in Gorhambury. This English lady
was driving along country road, when
q gate was opened for her by small
country lad. She gave him a small
coin and pleasant smile, and said:
"I'm sure you are not Hertfordshire
boy, because You are so polite"
''Thee'rt liar, cause be-" was the
convincing reply,
Arizona republican., 1893-09-30
why Briok Carriers FOUNDER.

Cargoes Of brick have to be slowed
in the most careful manner, says the
Philadelphia Record, or else the vessels
carrying them will founder in the
mildest weather, owing to the strong
tendency Of the brick to absorb the
water caused by the leakage which
necessarily occurs on all wooden yes
sells. The brick will absorb the water
as fast as 1t rams in from an ordinary
leak, and the increased weight Of the
brick causes the vessel TO settle until
she makes the final plunge, and the
crew are frequently at a loss TO know
the cause. To new shoals, defective
work in the vessels construction and
other causes are attributed the disas-
fprs
Arizona republican., 1893-09-30

In the District Court Of the Third ~,
District 81 the Territory OF Arizona, IN .Sls
the County Of Maricopa. aud d
The l.. w. BLINE LUMBER CoMPAKYN
corporation, Plaintiff.
w. T. BARR. o. y. HUNT and C,
OSWALD, b corporation, doing bust.
ness under the firm name Of HuNT
4 OSWALD, Defendant,
Action brought in the District Com,
Third Judicial District Of the Tara y y
Arizona, In and for Msricopa Countv ~ y
complaint flsdip said karicopa Co. y
the once Of the Clerk Of said District ~
In the name Of the TERRITORY Of L,..Nf
w. 7. Barr, o. r. HINT and c. ]. Oswald
poration doing business under the A., %
Of Hunt and Oswald, defendant, greetin,' A'
You are hereby summoned and reon,..,
appear In an action brought against Won -
above named plaintiff. in the District CoSl
the Third Judicial District of the Tsr,t,-ps
AriEona, in and for Marioopa COUNTY ~
swer the complaint therein fled with thson
Of this court, at Phoenix, in said Couptv ~ W
In ten days after the service upon Won a. y
summons, II served in this said Coun,S
served out Of this said County and Wifbt. 4
said Judicial District, then within twentT J
thereafter, or in all other cases within nv
days thereafter, the times above mentiorsIs
Ing exclusive of the day of service, or iDSSSl
by default viii be taken against you
Given under my hand and neal Of IN, !.
trict Court Of the Third Judicial District J. Y
Territory Of Arizona, in and for ~
County, this Sise day Of August, A y y.
lseaL g, II. KNAPP. 4
Clerk Of said District Con,
BY J. H. STOUT, Deputy.
Williams a Williams, Attorneys for Plains,
Arizona republican., 1893-09-30
TEMPE ECHOES.

srWe,a OF the Herald has bsen slightly
jostled by the Gazette correspondent.
Every day the lack OF room both
business and residential is felt in
Tempe.
G. i. Hall and w. A. Kimball we're
down yesterday from; Goldfield, making
purchases for the campo.
A number Of the boys were out by
the double buttes yesterday brighten
ang up on target practice.
Frank Criswell, OF the cattle firm OF
Bark & Criswell was in Tempe yester-
day, and later went to the ranch in the
Superstition mountains.
r.. O. Montgomery, the travelling
grocer, commonly known as "Monte, I"
"a in Tempe and Mesa today. Monte"
is one Of the polished travelling men
that II is q pleasure to meet.
The food in Salt river has subsidized
bat the river Is not yet fordable. All
the approaches on the north side are
washed away.
The late washout near Kyrens is the
fourth one in that locality this season,
each one being the result of cloud
burst. While the country east was
flooded il did rot rain at the Kyrene
station.
After drill on Thursday evening the
entire military company attended the
band benefit dressed in full military
attire. One OF the most conspicuous
characters was DR.. G. III. Jones, who
for the 6rst time in Tempe appeared in
his official military attire.
p. p. Daggs, the farseeing end philo-
sophie president of the Bank OF Tempe,
predicts prosperous winter for the
Bonth Side. Already the money market
10 growing easy and ere long there will
DO a market for the thousands OF dollars
worth OF hay, grain and other produce
now held by the sons OF toll.
The efficiency Of the members Of
company G, both in drill and target
practice Is in q great measure due to
the careful and intelligent management
of the company by Lieut.. Win Mullen,
who viii no doubt be the next captain,
whenever an election takes place, as
Will is a close student, thorough
gentleman and eminently popular with
the boys.
The Ladies Silver Cornet band Of
Tempe made decided success OF their
social on Thursday evening. The hall
was beautifully and artistically deco
rated, and throughout the evening
shrongs OF citizens bestowed their pat
Tonage and were treated in oourtly
manner by the fair entertainers. The
receipts OF the evening were $52 10, the
net proceeds OF which will be applied on
the payment OF Instruments.
well-to-do farmer who carries ar
occasional jag, was in town recently
and when be had reached the apex o.
inebriety a prominent saloon man took
his ready cash ($40) and placed it be-
hind the bar subject to call the next
day. When reason began to dawn or
the granger he missed his money and
had forgotten also where his team wa'
hitched. While wandering along the
street he met a minister. He asked the
reverend gentleman whether he was ar
agent OF God, and being answered II
the affirmative, wanted to know whether
he could tell him where his team anC
money were. The minister replied
that bis agency did not include proph
esy and passed him. Later he entered
the saloon and told his adventure. Mex
morning his money was returned anC
his team found In the livery stable.
Arizona republican., 1893-09-30

Residents Of Tempe and Mesa should
send their orders for piano tuning to
Phoenix Music Co.
Arizona republican., 1893-09-30

MRS. De Gabbeli's portrait is d
speaking likeness"
tsHow faithfully they do reproduce
the original in these wonderful daysr'
Arizona republican., 1893-09-30

THIEF QUARTEEMAsTER's OPPrc,
W Denver, Colorado. aept. IL, lsgS a ~
proposals, In trtpiicAtes win be reosiSasss
this once until II o'clock, a. m, Oetahs.ss
1898, az which time and place thew m =
opened In the presence Of attending has.
for the construction cf Powder NSRssis. I
Fort Grant, Arizona, according TO pls6s m Il
in this office and the office Of the post ana.
master at that post which will be Ihs.n.
Specifications, blank proposals and cir~S..
giving full instructions ss 70 the napSs.5
bidding, and terms OF contract, will h n.
ntshed on application 10 this ofiee 4, y.
quartermaster, Fort Grant. The goyerpn.'
reserves right 70 reject any or all proposal l
k.b.AtWood, Major and Chief Quartemss.
Arizona republican., 1893-09-30

The Tempe hotel IL the place to board
where you can get spring chicken for
breakfast.
Arizona republican., 1893-09-30
HITS AND MISSES.

PEOPLE with false teeth should grin
in private.
THERE are some things a woman is
more graceful at than riding BIZ
cycle.
THE man who tells you he is sorry
he can't help you would not do so If he
could.
WHEN you stop to argue with wom-
an time must hang heavy on your
hands.
MANY men cen forgive and pity a
thief with more ease than they can q
liar.--Arkansaw Traveller.
Arizona republican., 1893-09-30

Juan Baca and Sam brown open a
meat market this morning. in the Ar
lipRton property on Mill avenue.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13

the fact that IL will have exactly the
same klnk OF chairs In the gallery as In
the ssverest style OF Italian renaissance.
1t will be six stories high and will be
built almost entirely OF Indiana lime
stone. The theater proper will occupy
space OF l92 by SO feet. The seating
capacity will be but 1900. The chairs
are TO be particularly large. and IL Is on
this account that the seating capacity
will be so comparatively small. Some
thing OF revelation In the way OF deco
rations, all Of which have been done BY
the celebrated Benvenuti, Is promised.
The prevailing colors will be cream
and gold. This extends even to the Ca
nova marble, which will be dull, pink
ish yellow. although over the entrance
to the foyer there Is TO be balcony OF
Sienna marble. IL Is claimed that the
theatre will be more nearly hreproof
than any other amusement edihee In
the world.
Mr.. Abbey's new theatre will have an
auspIclous opening, tho initial attrac.
ton being Henry Irving, who Is bow
starring in the United States nnder'Mr.
Abbey's management II Is said that
the total cost Of the building Will ex-
coed 81, $4,000
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ship in minute seconds, July 80,
1892. He then won both Canadian
championships at Montreal, Aug. 20 and
81, in l minute III seconds for the
short event aud % minutes 43 seconds
for the mile, rough water making the
mile slow. His third and last great
performance occurred a short time later
when he captured the championship OF
the United States with ease at Lafay-
cite, Pa
Kennedy has unQuestionably demon
strated that he is wonderful swimmer,
but doubt whether he could defeat w.
C. johnson Of New York at 100 yards.
johnson was champion OF the United
States at that distance for three years,
and his best time Is minute lis sec.
onds. Kennedy's record for this event
is l minute secQpds.
Alexander Medert, OF New York, for
three years one mile champion, could
probably hold his own against the Aus
trallan at that distance. Meffort has
covered q mile straight avsy In % min
utes 80 . 5 seconds, which Is much fast
err than any OF Kenney's performances
here.
Dana Thompson, CALIFORNIA; boy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13

versity Of fate. When she was In New
York. her native city, as member OF
the Bostonians, she would have given
many years OF her life for a real pal
pable HIT" But somehow she didn't
seem tn make II, The New York pa
pers only referred to her in a perfume
tory fashion, and she determined to go
to Europe, where both she and her
shrewd and accomplished mother felt
certoin that her remarkable musical
abilities would find the appreciation
she so ardently craved. Shortly after
her arrival In Lorion she became the
prima donna OF the Carl Rosa Opera
Company and the idol Of theatergoers
of the city.
Tbare are those who do not hesitate
TO assert that when Adelina Patti re-
linoues the crown which she has so
long worn as the queen Of song the wo-
who will take 1t up and acceptaoly
wear it Is none other than the charm
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13

National League batsmen he will never
amass wealth at either trade, fear.
A big surprise was the action OF
Pitcher Breitenstein. who deserted the
st. Douis club at Vincennes and went
back to st. Louis with the avowed In
tention of quitting professional base
ball and going into the saloon business.
Unless there was quarrel between
Breitenstein and the club officials, this
action mn his part very nearly proves
him fool. have pointed out before
that no baseball player ever was known
to make money In the saloon business,
but many have been ruined by II. Still
they go up against the fascination as
moth seeks the lighted candle.
Breitenstein was. leading all the
League pitchers, and theAu seemed to
be years of fame and ''big money" be-
fore him in the baseball profession.
o. P. CAYLoR.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13

wonder. could also make 1t interesting
for Kenny. He has covered 100 yards
In minute 10 seconds
The worlds half mile record. held by
Joseph Nuttall, of England, is IL min
utes 81 seconds, and young thompson
has come nearer to it than any other
swimmer. Nuttall, who Is Familiarity
called, Joey, also holds numerous
worlds records from 100 to LOCO yards.
There is particular interest in Nuftall
on this side just at present for the rea.
son that he and James L. McCusker, OF
Massachusetts,, champion professional
swimmer of America, are matched to
swim one mile in English waters August
10. for Sporting LIES challenge cup
and stake OF So, 500
EARLE II. EATON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
THB SWIFT SWIMMERS
THEY WILL SOON COMPETE FOR TIE CHAM
PIONSHlP.
Arthur Ksnny's Great Fsais. Heis Now Cham
viOn Of Australia, Canada and the United States
Gould He Defeat Ex-ChdmpiOns johnson
and Mofsrt ?-ThOmpsOu, the Boy Wonder

The annual swimming championships
of the Amateur Athletic union OF tue
United States always attract the atIen-
ton of swimmers all over the coutry,
but as the races are invariably held near
New York eastern experts are usually
The only ones who compete. In 1871
however, ]. r. Whittemere OF the Pas-
time Athletic club, st. Louis, competed
in the mile championship race and won
IL with comparative ease in the last
time of "a minutes IL 3-5 seconds. There
are but TWO events contested al the Sn-
nual championships, the date OF "nIcn
is August 10 this year. These are sne
races at 100 yards and one mile.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
Ia., and paying $50 per acre for the

Ha. and paying $50 per acre for the
same.
The Powellton & Wlnifrede operators,
near Charleston, have close down, ow-
ing to low water and dull times.
The Rostraver mines, near Mononga-
hela City, Pa, have started up full turn
with plenty Of orders ahead.
The La Belle mill starts next Tues
day, and for the present will make one
half OF the regular time.
The Carbon c. & G. Company, Of
Moundsvllle, is to sink three shafts to
develop its property.
The Pecahontas Coal Company
shipped over 100000 tons during the
month Of July.
The sheet department Of the Wheel
ing Steel and Iron Company will start
up tomorrow.
A large new coal mine is being open
ed Oh the line OF the G. 81 P, near Mar
tins Ferry.
Tbs Worthlngtou C. & c. Company
has been incorporated to operate near
Fairmont.
A fvs.foot seam Of excellent coal is
reported at a depth Of 20 feet at Clear
field, Pa.
Everything OF an Industrial nature Is
closed down tight up at Mingo juno
ion.
The steel plant of the Riverside mills
will resume operation week from Mon
day.
The galvanizing department at the
Whitaker mill is going.
Shipments from Cleveland, o., are
somewhat more active.
The Riverside mill is closed down in
all departments.
Spears & Riddle are running in full.