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Arizona republican., 1894-04-28
Money Loaned on Policies at 5 per cent per annum.
Call and see us if you want To Place a
 Gilt-Edged Loan
PERSONAL.

Governor Hughes returned from Tucson yesterday.
 Judge Baker returned from Tucson yesterday morning.
 Mrs. M. G. Hill of Tempe, was visit ing in Phenix yesterday.
 Wm. L. West and W. H. Smith ar rived yesterday morning by stage from Prescott.
 Conductor Budge of the M. & F., left last night on three weeks vacation on the coast.
 Messrs. R. WalGin and E. E. Prowell and their wives drove over to Mesa yes- terday.
 Sheriff Murphy left last night for the works Of the South Gila canal to serve papers in litigation against the com pany.
 Theo. Lutge came down from his placer mine in the Castle Creek district to meet his wife who will return this morning from three months' visit at San Jose, Cal.
 Commercial hotel guests yesterday were: H. D. Games, Chicago; J. V. Prosser, Davenport, Ia. Chas. J. Lam- from. Milwaukee; H. M. Fulwilder, St. Louis; |. c. Hughes, Tucson; H. G. Howe. Tombstone; Mrs. T. 0. Horr and daughter, Kansas; W. H. Smith, Prescott; Wm. L. West, St. Paul. Mrs. J. M. Lewis, Mesa.
 Mrs. L. w. Morgan and two daugh- ters left last night for Swansea, Wales. The immediate cause of the long trip is the death of Mrs. Morgan's mother. They will sail from New York next Saturday. After visiting her former Welsh home Mrs. Morgan will make a tour of the continent and will return to Phoenix ln about three months. She left Wales eleven years ago.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-28
Hogan Captured.

ST. PAUL, April 27.-Two trains or the Northern Pacific delayed by Hogan's tramp train arrived here today. When Hogan reached Forsythe he made 8 request on the agent for an engine tc carry the army east. The agent invited him into the office where deputy mar. shal with the assistance of revolver made him prisoner. Presently Col Page's troops arrived and the train was surrounded before the Coxeyites knew what had happened and they were made prisoners. The prominent leaders were singled out and sent to join Hogan The others were left under guard on the train.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-28
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Alkire's great May offering next week.
 Ostrich race at the ostrich farm on Monday next afternoon.
 Tom Newcome is the citizens candi- date for marshal and if elected will make good marshal.
 The Wilson bill will be discussed at the Philomathean Debating society this evening at the High school building.
 A deed from D. H. Schultz to Geo. Bayley to E, nv A, nv 4, sec Is, twp n, e, consideration $450, was filed yesterday.
 Work was begun yesterday the foundation of fine residence for MT. Woodell at the corner of Center and Jackson streets.
 All people that believes in spiritual ists please call and see Mary R. Beau vais on corner Harrison St., and Third Ave-, Phoenix, Ariz.
 India silks, pongees, albatross cloth and other materials suitable for gradu- ation at special discount prices to graduates at Alkire's.
 | Young ladies about to graduate-lf you want to look just too lovely for any thing on that memora ble occasion you must buy your costume from Alkire.
 Saunders & Beall's big team took a lively spin down Washington street yesterday morning. A great deal oi damage was narrowly avoided.
 Dr. J. E. Wharton and wife yesterday filed 6 petition for letters of admins. tration in the estate of H. l.. Wharton and praying the appointment of Phi Wharton as administrator.
 Gus Williams, who has had charge O. the business of the Blinn Lumber com pany at Casa Grande, on May l vii take charge of the firms affairs here Mir. Williams' promotion is due to tht satisfactory manner in which he die charged his duties in minor station.
 Five suits were filed in district cour yesterday: A. w. Stokes vs. T. F Powers; the Valley Bank vs. Decederit and Jesus Palma; Tempe Land and I'm provement company vs. Tempe Evapor ating company; all suits in ejectment Other suits were those of T. J. Trasl ,. vs. Goldman & Co.,, and John H. Boltol VIZ. A. J. Houston, $. T. Houston ant Ben Goldman.
 A Mexican with stolen goods in hi possession was arrested yesterday b, Assistant Marshal Hickey. The arti ! cles, punch and revolver, are be lieved to have been stolen from g mal named Chandler week ago. Tn Mexican claimed he got them from an other Mexican, and Chandler not ap bearing he was released on his promie to return today with the other man.
 Paul Revere who has just come dow from the mining claims owned by hin and Chas. Wolf near the head of Syca more creek reports the re-discovery c the lost mine in that vicinity. Pros pectors and others looking for it ha hunted all around it. A twenty-foo tunnel was found and an oak wheelbal row but nothing else. A large quan tity of silver ore running 260 ounces ' the ton has been taken out by the nel locators.
 [, The ice cream festival given las ]. night by the ladies of the Christia church in the Monihon building WE well patronized. The refreshments wer
Arizona republican., 1894-04-28

FIELD SPORTS. 100 yard pot race, running broad jump, pole vaulting, yard foot race, standing jump, one-half mile bicycle race (open to novices), 0yard sack race. running
 high jump, 100- yard three-legged
 race, one fourth mile bicycle
 race, handicap. Entries U the races and contests may be made by calling on Vic Hanny, at Goldberg Bros'., or J. s. Griffin, at Greene's. The exercises will begin at the park at 10 80 in the morning. The field day sports will commence at l 80 in the afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-28

delicious and were worth more than the price of admission. The very ex- cellent musical program was therefore thrown in for good measure and was deeply knjoyed both by the regularly admitted audience and the audience which crowded the street in front of the doors.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-28
Sailing Under Sealed Orders.

OAKLAND, Cal, April 27.-The Oak land and San Francisco detachment of the second regiment of the industrial army which have been detained here for some time left on the steamer Ava ria this afternoon for trip up the Sa- cramento river. Their destination is said to be New Hope near Sacramento and it is doubtl their purpose to en- deavor to continue their journey east from that point.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-28
An Artists Work.

The chambers of Kibbev & Israel in the Arizona National bank building are worth making days journey to see. They have been recently decorated by MT. A. M. Chambers, an artist lately from San Francisco, who thor oughly understands his business. No description of the work is possible within limited newspaper space and it must be sufficient to say that the rooms have been transformed. MT Cham bers is the artist who decorated the walls of the Valley Abstract com pany's office. The decoration of the rooms of Klbbey & Israel IS said to be the richest and most artistic on the coast.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-28
Militia Ordered Out.

SEATTLE, April 27.-Gov. McGraw or dered three Seattle companies of mili- tia ready for the field in heavy marching order at o'clock this eve ming to go to Meeker to prevent the seizure of trains.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-28
MURDERERS LYNCHED.
Swift Justice Overtakes Boyce's
 ASsaSsinS.

NEW ORLEANS, April 27.-A special to the States from Tallulah says four more of the Boyce assassins were cap tured last night at Sherby. place two miles from Tallulah. Two hundred men overpowered the officers and took the assassins to the place where they killed Boyce. The four men, Shell Caxton, Scott Harvey, Comp Claxton and Jerry Nicely, were hanged to a tree. Every effort possible is being made to capture Capt. Tom Griffin, the only one of the murderers at large.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-28

Call at the RED CORNER STORE and examine the novelties-queens- ware, glassware and silverware given away with each dollar purchase and up- wards. If. ASHER & Go.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-28
GLORIOUS MAY DAY.
Program of Exercises and Fetes
 Arranged.

Program of Exercises and Fetes
 Arranged.
 Nothing is lacking now but next Tuesday to complete the success of May Day. The business men of the city have prepared everything for the en- joyment of the school children and there is nothing to do now but wait. The following program of festivities was arranged last night:
 PROGRAM.
 Overture ......................b by Band Polish May Song :..;.; .....- School Children Dialogue, "When I'm Woman" .......
 Ten Small Girls MUSIC Dduu May Chorus s... =. School Children Dialogue, "United Workmen,". "... Twelve Boys hecltatlon .......----.-.. Browning the May Queen. en..................
 ........... Thirty Eight Boys and Girls MuolC Dhuu Address of the Day ....Supt. B. J. Netherton Song "America," a,"..............E Entire School
Arizona republican., 1894-04-28
A Street Railway Seized

OMAHA, April 27.-Sheriff Drexel has attached the motor cars of the Omaha Street Railway company to satisfy a judgment for $5,0O0.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-28

Subscribe for THE REPUBLICAN. De- livered in any part of the city for only 15 cents week.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-28

Tnos. J. Newcome is an independent candidate for city marshal.
Arizona republican., 1894-04-28
Greater New York Made Greater.

ALBANY, April 27.-Both houses of the legislature have adjourned sine die Bills were passed today annexing to Brooklyn the towns of Flatbush, Gravesend and New Utrecht.
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How to Make a Really Happy
New Year.

lNSM Cdt.
We all want to know how to
make the New Year the happiest
one in our lives, and advice on the
subject from "many men and many
minds will be found in unique
symposium on the subject by Col.
VIM. l.. Strong, Mayor of New
York, DR.. A. Conan Doyle, Rev.
DR.. S. Reynolds Hole, Rev. [. De-
Witt Talmage, Odette Tyler, and
Nelson Wheatcroft, in DEMoREsT' 5
MAGAZINE for January. 'rThe
Empress of Japan is a timely
article, beautifully illustrated,
helping us to understand the secret
of the wonderful successes of the
japanese in the East. People who
know the cactus only as a house
plant will be delighted with an
article which takes them on a trip
through Southern California, the
MOhave Desert, and Mexico, visit
ing the secret hauntS of this stran-
geSt, most weird freak of Nature:
finely illustrated, Isl Senor Cactin
is both instructive and entertain
ing. You can visit the land of
olives, also, in this pleasant fash
ion,-reading in your easy chair,
and learn all about olives and how
TO become Il connoisseur in select
ing that much adulterated article.
Give oil. There are the usual in
tarcsting stories, many OF them IL
lustrated, and adapted 10 old and
Young. "Home Art as ALWAYS.
contains beautiful designs for MIN,
bic fingers 10 execute; aud ".Sani
,dri4n'' is flied with timely "Ker-
Lels of i'rccaution and Comfort. .
Ii there are any mGch-talked
ioont people whose pictures you
want, YOU are sure to find the best
ortrait eXtant in the Portrait Al
lGm of the current number OF
Delnores;'<. TIE subrrip ion pric,
- q year, and single numbers
re ouly ~ ceals. Published by
:" ,lennin.s Demoryst, u la
14th St, New York.
Shil }h's cure is sold on guar
antee. Ii cures incipicnt con-
sumption. 1t is the best cough
cure. Only one cent a dose. 25c,
soc and 81. For sale 10y Mckee
nan x Reed.
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Sherif's Sale.
No. 3149.

By virtue and authority of a
special execution on a judgment
for delinquent taxes issued from
the Office of the clerk of the cir
cult court of Adair county, Mis-
souri,, returnable at the January
term, 1895, OF said court, to me
directed in favor of VIM. Meeks,
collector of the revenue of
Adair county, Missouri, and against
Ellen E Adkins, Henry G Adkins,
Belle A Adkins, Jno. Adkins
Edward Adkins, Sam'l Adkins,
Daniel Hit, Jane Hit, Martha A
Cook and Samuel Cook, John L
Scearce and Lou Scearce, l have
levied upon and seized all the right,
title, interest and estate of the said
Ellen L Adkins, Henry Adkins,
Belle 4 Adkins, Jno. Adkins Ed
ward Adkins. Samuel Adkins, Dan
iel Hit, Jane Hit, Nartha a cook
and Samuel cook, John L Scarce
and Lou Scarce Of. in and to til,
following described real estate situ-
a.e i'll Adair county, Y issuuri, to-
VII:
Five acres, being the east one
fourth Of the west half of the norti.
east quarter OF the south west
quarter of section No. fourteen
0D township No. sixty-three (63 }
of range No. sixteen (16), and
will, on Saturday, the 18th day OF
January, 1895, between the hours
of nine clock a. m., and five
O'Clock p. m, OF that day, while
The circuit court for Adair county.
Missouri, is in session, at the
court house door, in Kirksyille,
Adair county, Missouri, sell the
same, or so much thereof as may
be required. at public sale, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand,
to satisfy said execution and costs.
GEORGE W. RUPE.
Sheriff, Adair County, Mo.
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The Chinese are making
peace propositions to the Japanese,
but the Japs have no confidence
in the smile of the Chinaman which
is "Child like and bland,' and
continue to push the war with
vigor.
A large piece of iron work
made in Tennessee factory pass
ed over local railroad a few days
ago, consigned to a Pittsburg firm.
In bold letters on the casting were
the words. 'The South is solid no
longer"
Hon. Nat NJ. Shelton is be-
ing spoken of as the next Demo
cratic candidate for Congress in
the First District. The Republic
ans are in no hurry to name a
candidate as they have two years
yet.
Seven years ago President
Cleveland sent message to Con.
gress, declaring that a condition
not a theory" confronted the coun-
try. The condition referred tc
was an overflowing treasury, and
he advised free trade as the only
relief for the country. In 1892 he
won and made practical applica
tion of his remedy. The condition
which confrontS the country is ;
"busted" treasury, with 500,
100000 increase of Indebtedness:
and a probable increase o
800, ,000,O0 more before the dis
astrous effects of Mr.. Cleveland:
remedy can be stayed.
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Gibbs Gossip.

The Christmas entertainment
was success
There is talk of new church
building here. There is but one
church building in town and it
seems that it is to be for the ex-
elusive use of the denomination
which owns it.
The boys who were hurt on the
the railroad last week are able to
be- about again. In this connec-
ton we will say that the statement
of the GRAPHIC of last week
should be modified. The boys had
permission to take the tricycle. out
to place the switch lights, and
they then took it out of the yard
which was against orders. The
boys are good honest young fell
lows and have a host of friends
here who are glad to see them out
again.
Frank Gibbs returned from
Chicago, where he had been with
several car loads of stock.
DR. Hicks has now model drug
store.
Our new ]. P. can tie "knotu
as slick as the older hands in the
business
There is a grand rush for holi-
day goods at Gibbs Bros.
Ellie Hall had his left arm bro
ken last Sunday, at the residence
of Rev. A. j. Garlock. DR.. Barnes
set the broken bones and the
young man is resting easy.
Rev. j. L. Hal is holding a
protracted meeting at The L. B.
church.
Thee Was wreck in the switch
yard, on the Santa Fe Sunday
night. ~ one hurt ani ,!,mage
soon rei i..,iial.
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work, taking up the Neuropathy
treatment with it.

work, taking up the Neuropathy
treatment with it.
DIR. Still took some students last
February who in 3 months passed
100 on anatomy. What do you
think of his anatomy teacher and
his students rs operators. Such
operators experiment you when
you go to Kirksville. Two or
three have studied with him for
about 3 years, and they are now
leaving.
Talk ofquacks! DR.. Still had bet
ter quit the business at Kirksville
before writing to parties that your
humble servant is a quack. Still
does not know what it takes to
constitute a quack. A quack is a
man who claims to have some Sc
cret cure to he al diseases. Idon't
try to ma Ike any of my cures from
any secret appliance. | want the
medical profession and the world to
know it. If they will only
hear they may believe. l am
not prejndiced or jealous, for to be
preiudiced is ignorance and God
knows that an ignorant man is nc
good to society of any kind.
To the people Of Slater: There are
3of us and we think one of us will
make Slater our home if we get
the encouragement that is due us.
One cannot monopolize the earth
in this one cure. We have been
treated so far very nicely. YOU
have hospitable little city, and
we have been busy with all We
could do so far. Call and see
us. Consultation is free. we
give no opinion without examina'
ton. Yours, A. T. NOE.
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Banner Items.
Weather fine.
Roads splendid.

Weather fine.
Roads splendid.
Most of our people are husking
out their shock corn.
A crowd of young people gave
Miss Laura Brackney a surprise
Friday evening. The occasion be-
ing Miss Laura's birthday. She
received many presents.
L. G. McMellon is very i'll at
this writing.
Willie Miles is out with a hay
press this week.
Little Hazel Johnson had her
foot scalded one day last week.
Mrs. MIRANDA Workman is very
i'll with erysipelas.
Monroe Brackney killed a rattle
snake last Friday. He was out
hunting and shot it.
Mrs. Lizzie Miles, of Atlanta is
visiting relatives and friends at
Banner this week.
Mrs. Lorenzo Denton is very
i'll at this writing.
Quite a number of our people at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Lee
Conner, at Wilson, last Wednes-
day. Mr.. Conner lived with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
81. PARCELS and wife, ever since
he was 6 years old. He was 20
years, II months, and Is days old
when he died. He leaves one sis
ter and host of relatives and
friends.
The Christmas treat was given
to the Banner Sunday School chill
dren Sunday morning.
Job Hood lost very fine horse
last Sunday.
B. L. Workman took his cattle
to Chicago last Saturday and ar
rived home Tuesday.
Mrs. David Begole was the guest
of Mrs. w. H. Cody last Tuesday.
There was social at Mr.. Ed.
Baileys Saturday night.
Little Glenn Miles has been very
i'll the past two weeks.
Misses Mary and Addie Mills
are visiting the family of Tom
Deacon.
Miss Allie McMellon who had
been in Brashear for some time re-
turned home last week.
Silas Winn and Roy Gilmore
came home from Kirksville Fri
day to spend Nmas.
Robert Rowland is visiting his
grand parents, w. II. PARCELS and
wife tbs week.
Agnes PARCELS has been very
i'll, but was a little better Sunday.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
(ouR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT }

(oUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE }
Washington, d. c., Dec. "a, '94 -
MIR. Cleveland is not in a Christ
mas state of mind, notwithstand
ing the presence of a big Christmas
tree in the White House, and the
glee with which Ruth and Esther
met him upon his return from a
successful hunting trip. '.Peace
on earth and goodwill toward men
is but meaningless phrase to
him when he thinks of the demo-
cratic members of the House who
upset his plan for the passage of
the crazy quilt currency bill before
the adjournment for the holiday re-
cess, and Secretary Carlisle has
had hard time making him un-
derstand that if vote had been
forced on the currency bill in the
House it would have been beaten
out of sight, and a still harder
time in trying to explain why bill
which he had persuaded Mr. Cleve-
land, who doesn't know any more
about finance than he does about
the tariff, to endorse, has had to
be abandoned and a new one sub
stituted for it. In fact. he has not
yet succeeded in the latter task.
While the substitute for the cur
rency bill is in the eyes of Repub-
licans an improvement on the orig
inal bill, it is not good enough to
receive single Republican vote.
But the very features which Re
publicans think improve the sub
stitute bill will make it new Dem
ocratic enemies, particularly the
clause which makes it optional
with National banks whether they
will continue their circulat OH
under the present law, or
reorgaAize and issue notes
under the proposed system. An
other change contained in the sub
stitute, while ii may strengthen
the bill with bankers who wish to
issue currency, will weaken the
measure with the people. That is
the striking out of the clause re-
quiring all of the National banks
10 guarantee the currency issued
by every national bank. The very
very worst feature of the original
bill is retained in the substitute
that providing for the issue q
currency ly state banks. Thai
feature is in reality the only eXcus,
for the whole measure. and is in
tended to placate the South ans!
ksep il from breaking away per
manently from the Democrats
party. The very decided failure
of the administrations plans has
caused the whole business 10 l'.
regarded as f%rcial. and it is nov
considered very doubtful whether
the House can be forced into pass
ing either the present bill or onc
closely resembling ii
The much talked about test os
the constitutionality of the income
tax is to be made. \ bill in equi-
ty was filed in the Supreme Com t
of the District of Columbia Satur
day afternoon by Nessrs. Shella-
barger and Wilson and EX Senator
Edmonds, ON behalf of John g
Mo )re of New York City, against
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Shil3 is cure is sold on qua,
anlee. Ii cures incipicnt con-
sumption. 1t is the best cough
cure. Only one cent dose. 25c,
soc and 81. For sale 10y Mckee
nan x Reed.
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Green Grove Items.

Farmers are all making good
use of this beautiful weather.
Len Coffee died of consumption
December 90. His remains were
laid to rest in the Magrew ceme-
terry.
The meeting is still in progress,
with splendid results.
Mrs. Ida Leonard of Martins
town spent Christmas with her
parents at this place.
J. w. Brownell, Misses Alice and
Ella Morgan, of Kirksville, spent
Saturday in this part county.
The Shibleys Point people had
a Christmas tree.
Work has commenced on a new
iron bridge across Shuteye at
Nineveh.
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From
High Government Authority.
From

No authority of greater experience fol products
lists than DR. Henry A. Mott of New York Dr. Motifs wide
experience Government Chemist for the Indian Depart
en gave him exceptional opportunities to acqusint himself
with the qualities and constituent parts of baking powders
He thoroughly the comparative value OF
brand market and has from time to time expressed
his opinion thereof On careful reexamination and
ANALYSIS he finds