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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-11

is the same old trouble
the liver-that laid him up a
few weeks ago, and the cause
is also the same-overwork and
failure to take proper care of
himself. He is in no danger
and only requires rest to bring
him around again.
Attorney General Olney has
decided that the construction
put upon the law governing the
purchase of seeds by the Agri-
cultural department by Score
tary Morton was correct; con
sequently, instead Of spending
the 100000 appropriated, Sec
rotary Morton will only buy
such seeds as are "rare and I'M
enmmon"unless congress makes
a new law compelling the ex-
penditure of all the money.
Ex-senator Blair, of n. H.,
evidently isn't a Reed man. He
says; New England is APP
parently for Reed, but the feel
ing isn't Of the kind that would
make men die in the last ditch
for Reed. Some of his
brethren may be for him, think
ing that a New England man,
not Reed, however, might get
second place on the ticket. And
yet it might happen that Reed
himself would finally be salts
fled with second honors. Then
it must be remembered that in
his own State Hale and Frye
and the other old-time Blaine
men are not trimming over with
joy at Tom Reeds present polit
ical prominence. They are for
him, but largely because they
have to be, and the draught is
just about a pleasant as Il dose
of medicine is To 4 small how ::
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-11
ATLANTA EXPOSITION.

Atlanta, Ga, May IA tel
egram received this morning
from General Isaac ". Avery,
commissioner for the Exposi
ton, now. in Mexico City, states
that President Diaz has appoint
ed from the department of pub.
lie works Il commissioners =
collect, transport aud install a
display of resources and pioe
ducts CT Mexico at the Cotton
States and International Expo
sition. This matter has been
hanging fire for a long time and
General Avery was sent as
special commissioner to accom-
plish this result. He has been
remarkably successful and the
Mexican government has enter
ed into the matter with enthusI
iasm.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-11
INDICTMENT DEFECTIVE.

New York, May fudge
Brown of the United States
circuit court handed down his
opinion today denying the APP
plIcation of United States Dis
trict Attorney McFarlane for
the removal of c. p. Huntington
to California under indictment
found against him for violation
of the interstate commerce act
of 1887, in issuing a free pass
to one Frank NJ. Stone, in Cal
ifornia. The motion was op-
posed by Coudert Brothers and
Maxwell f. Warts as Hunting
toms lawyers.
Judge Brown denies the APP
plication on the ground that
1.-THE Indictment is fatally de-
fective in not averring that any
use was ever made Of the pass
or that any transportation was
ever furnished upon it." The
judge holds that the various
provisions of the acs itself and
the rulings and adiudiciations
of the interstate commerce com
mission leaves no doubt what
ever that the act is intended to
deal with transportation and
that nothing in the act makes
criminal the mere issuing of
free ticket or passes that are
never used. A free ticket or
pass not used is not transpor-
tation, and is of no advantage
to the holder nor any prejudice
or disadvantage to others. This
precise point was adjudged by
the interstate commerce COM
mission in the case of Griffe VS..
the Burlington railroad.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-11
Browns
Iron BHtterS

viii make her well and strong.
1t purifies and enriches the
blood and beauties the COM
plexion. 1t permanently cures
Constipation, Neuralgia and
Headache, and drives Malaria
out of the system.
Browns Iron Biuers Is pleasant to take,
and IL will not STAN the teeth nor cause
constipation. See the crossed red lines
on the wrapper. Our book. How to
Live Hundred Years tells all about H.
free for =. stamp. 60
BRowR CHEMICAL Co., BALTIMORE. ND.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-11
THE CAPITAL CITY.
The Administration indicated
in the Nicaragua Case
Other Items.
From Our Regular Correspondent.


If President Cleveland and Sec
rotary Gresham needed vindica-
ton for the position they took
in the dispute between Great
Britain and Nicaragua, the
outcome Of the affair would
furnish a full supply, showing
as it does that the administers
ton was thoroughly alive to
American interests. To say
that the Monroe doctrine was
at any time involved in the
affair is simply to display
ignorance of the Monroe doc
trine. But the treaty between
the Unitsd States and Great
Britain, known as the Clayton
Bulwer treaty, was the found
alton upon which the admins
tration stood when il consented
to the temporary occupation of
Corinto by the British. That
treaty says: Neither the
United States nor Great Britain
will ever erect or maintain any
fortification commanding the
ship canal, or in the vicinity
thereof, or occupy or fortify or
colonize or assume or exercise
any dominion over Nicaragua,
Costa Rica, the Mosquito coast
or any part of Central Amer
lea" In the face of that eX-
plicit language how silly APP
pears all the wild talk about
the intention of Great Britain
to gobble up as mnch of Near
aqua as would give her control
of the canal. 1t just shows,
however, how lamentably igno-
rant many of those who write
about public affairs are. But
viciousness has been respon-
sible for more of the misrepre-
sensations in this case than
ignorance has.
Civil Service Commissioner
Lyman, whose rumored forced
resignation has been a sort of
bi-monthly or by-quarterly
publication, appearing with
sufficient regularity to entitle
it to claim second class postal
rates, ever since that Congress
sional committee investigated
the charges made against him,
several years ago, by the Wash
ington Post, of favoritism to-
wards a relative in Office, is
really going this time. His re-
signation, which it is needless
to say was not voluntarily ten
dered, is now in the hands of
the President, and it is expect
ed that his successor will be
named at the same time that
the vacancy caused by the re-
Slgnatlon OF Theodore Roose-
welt is filled. Both Lyman and
Roosevelt are republicans, but
it is the Presidents intention to
appoint a democrat in place of
one of them, which will make
the commission consist Of two
democrats and one republican,
instead of two republicans and
democrat, as it has been during
this entire administration.
Secretary Gresham is not sick
enough to justify tAe sensation
al reports sent ont from Wash
ington, although he is confined
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
Coeos IslAad Treasuro.

The following item telegraphsd
 from Stockton, California, wifi bs
 read with more than ordinary in
 terest by one or two people in the, vicinity of Prescott:
 The reports of the finding of
 treasure on Cocos Island have in- spired hope in the thirty Stockton ians who put up the expense of Capt. Giesler'a trip, made ia the yacht Hayseed. The first party was fitted out here, and a 3olnt stock company was formed. under an agreement to divide the treasure in certain proportions. Thaeekpe- dition met with failure, but Gleslsr perseyered and want out arAin with New York backing. The Stockton packers still hope fuf a "divvy" and are much interested ia the telegraph news"
 The particular interest which at- taches to 1t here is the fact that a few years ago an expedition was or ganized hero to hunt for the self same treasure spoken of iu the tele- gram. So quietly was the expidi- ton organized aud put into effect that few people here ever learned of 1t although a prominent citizen accompanied the expedition to the island, being absent some two mouths, and another very profai- nent and wealthy citizen contributed to the expense. The search for hidden treasure proved frnitless and telegraphic reports to the con- trary notwithstanding, it Is safe to wager against odds that no treasure has been found and that none ex- ists there except in the imagination of some adventureF. After the fruit. Less search of the expedition from Prescott another was sent out from San Diego, about year ago or 60 later with the same results.
 The guide who gave the informn- ton to persons here. which resulted ln the voyage there, accompanied the party to the island and abso- lutely failed to make good a single Rord of his story after reaching the place. In all probability he is play lng the same game with the Stock tonians. He was the same individ- nal that piiotsd the San Diego party there.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
JadSs Hoar.

Judge Hoar was a man of spirit to the very end. During his last illness an unsettled business affair with a man named Coffin worried him, and one of his sons undertook to relieve his fathers anxiety by taking the matter in hand. Having settled it. he went into the sick mans room and said, Well, father. I've fixed up tho Coffin business. s.'' The judge smiled and said, Aren't you a little previous, my son?"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
For val paper bal al A. Emanusl

For wall paper call at A. Emannel
 If you want a good smoke, buy your cigars at Aitken's, who kSeps he best brands on le market. If
 Green corn and cncnmbers At Leonard Brisley's fruit store. If
 Teeth put in without plates by the 4. Heayenston Dental Company at Office Row.
 5000 copies sold daily of Coins Financial School. For sale at Welt mers, east side of the plaza. 25c. copy. If
 Save the dollar of your daddies to buy Almighty Dollar" cigars when you want a good smoke. For sale at Dillon's. apS0tf
 New gas of pure vegetable Vapor is administered by the \. Heaven ston Dental Co. for painless extrsc- tion of teeth, office in Office Row.
 Ladies go to the Band Box mil linery store for your hats for tho Fourth. Next door to Gold waters. if
 Goldwater Bros, are prepared to supply all your wants in the decor ating line for the Fourth. Correct goods and prices. Please call and inspect the ine. Goldwater's. If
 Fritz lessen has opeusd his headquarters saloon on Granite street, just north of the Golden Eagle. Excellent liquors and eour- teous treatment are dished out by him with his old time regularity.
 We are selling black duck tennis shoes at the following prices: Youths 50 cts. boys 50 cts, mems 65 cents Misses and ladies at pro- portionately low prices. D. J. Sul- livan & Co.
 NJ. Goldwater $ Bros, will inaug- urate royal celebration on the 2l, in which the Mothers of the coming rulers of this country, may participate with more genuine pleasure than Preseott's now fam ous Fourth. 4 grand carnival of dollars saved on boys and chilrden's suits and waists. jDtd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
What a Chance for a Sermon or an Essay on That
 Subject.

~I It is the little things that make life miserable or happy. You know that rhyme about little drops of water or grains of sand.
 G~ We'll its the little things in my business that I look out for. The big ones seem to look out for themselves.
 ~ Its comfort when you have prescription filled to know that everything about 1t has been done exactly right-no errors or careless ness in it, That when you send in an order 1t will be attended to in the mlnutest details-no little ne- cessity left out of it.
 " Little things show which way the wind blows.
 @ Your interests as we'll as ours are watched when you trade at Bris- ley's Pharmacy. Hotel Burke build ing.
 Harry BriSley.
 HoFEL BURKE BUILDING.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
RUsExEss DoINos.
Various Propositions Open to tAs Pnr
 shasinE Pnbiie.

Various Propositions Open to tAs Pnr
 chasing Pnblie.
 Fine Missouri cider at DilloR's. If
 J. NJ. Aitken is agent for the Victor bicycle. If
 For headache, drink pepsin soda.tf
 For indigestion. drink pepsin soda. ie5tf
 Smoke the Almighty Dollar cigar at Dillon's. apsOtI
 After restless and sleepless nights, drink pepsin soda. je5tf
 After visiting the lodge or club, drink pepsin soda. ie5tf
 Almighty Dollar cigar, something new, at Aitken's. apSOtf
 Fine luscious pme apples at Leon and Brisley's frnit store. tl.
 Fresh cherries received daily at Leonard Brisley's Fruit Store. If
 Tasmania, New South Wales. apples at Leonard Brisley's fruit store. St
 Red entrants and gooseberries fresh every day at L. Brisley's fruit store. m27tf
 Mitchells photo gallery formerly Baer'sl. East side of plaza near Express office, td
 Mexican fligree jewelry as lowest prices; pins from Soc, up. MENsCH. Uast side Plaza. ap26ml
 The S2.50 trump at Menseb's was not made in a clock factory. It IS the best cheap watch on earth. Ct
 While driving in the wind, dust or sun protect your eyes by wearing Lambs Mica Eye Protectors, sold for 5O cents at Brisley's Drug Store, Hotel Burke building. mlstf
 Commencing Sunday. May 19, I will have ice cream for sale every day throughout the season, guaran- teed second to none. Fifty cents per quart. $. PEDGRIFT. ul
 For a strictly first class suit go to Ed. Voigtlander, the practical cut ter and tailor, who has just received l a complete line of spring and sum- mer goods, and who IS prepared to ] fll orders on short notice. If
 FouND. A small paper covered l memorandum book. containing a few postage stamps and copious irri. 1 gation notes was found on the street l to-day, and can be had at this office. le4tf
 J. E. Everett, California artist | has arrived to take a position with | Photographer Mitchell. He ia un- excelled as a retoucher and finisher of photos and will remain perman- ently, giving to patrons of Mir. | Mitchell guarantee of first class work.
 Fred Brecht, the blacksmith and i wagon maker. is in receipt of ,ar- load of the celebrated Schutler wagons, also a carload of oak, ash | and hickory timber for wagon re- pairing. Extra parts of Schuttler wagons always in stock. Sells wagons with anybody. Call and him. ti.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
NAMED. ETC.

Apply at Mrs. J. L. Fishers resi- dence on Cortez street. A cook is wanted. m2itf
 WANrED.-A situation by q first class woman cook in a private fam fly, hotel or mining camp. Call at corner of Willis and Cortez streets, over NoFton's fruit store. 4t.
 Mrs. Ginridge, back of the Will liams House, will wash hannels at reasonable prices. Give her your patronage and aid a deserving but poor woman who nssdswoEk. 76Atf
 4 young woman in need of i'm ployment, would like position as housekeeper or to take charge of lodging house. Address c. E. this office. iel0tf
 An honest active gentleman or lady to travel for established, re- liable house. Salary $7S0, payable $l5 weekly and expenses. Situation permanent. References. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope, The Dominion Company, SIS Omaha Building, Chicago. il0dwml
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
Purse Found.

X purse containing small amount of money and some jewelEy was found on the old Ash Fork stage road near Granite creek, and the owner can have the same by identi- flying the property and paying for this notice. on application to Smith Bros. market. tt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
If Wa. Proper.

But great heavens, manl You've no right to treat any woman with such impudent disdain.
 "0h, that's all right She's my wife, and she knows mighty well she deserves contempt for being fool enough to marry me. "-New York Recorder.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
whe,lmsn YElll hs cnrea rer.

During the celebration week special accommodations will be made for members of the l.. 4. ".
 Members will please call on the undersigned who will be pleased to give them all necessary information.
 i'd M. McINERNAY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
Attenttont

Just received the cheapest line of ladies' and children's shoes, the finest and latest styles ever brought to Prescott.
 ap30tf A. WoLLENBERa X Go.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
AnentIon

Just received the cheapest line of ladies' and children's shoes, the finest and latest styles ever brought to Prescott.
 apS0tf A. WoLLENBERa 6 Co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26

A. E. Hinton, dealer in hay and grain and all Arizona products. Alhambra, Arizona. Correspond ence solicited m23tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
Purse Found.

Owner can have the same by call ing on the undersigned, proving property and paying for this notice.
 je24t6 c. H. AKERS.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
Dol sale.

One light Guerly's mountain solar transit. Apply to W. s. Pratt, s. F., P. < f. freight depot. jlSt6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
Pigeons wanted.

Two hundred live pigeons wanted, Address, stating price, NJ. E, Morin, Prescott Ariz. j20td
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
0enllemen

When you are in need of Spring suit. call and see J. Derr, the artistic tailor and cutter of Prescott. For style and fit, dr. Derr is the only reliable in the Southwest. Call and see him, as he handles nothing but the finest qualit es of imported and domestic. goods, of which he has a 6ne line on hand at present, and can make a suit on the shortest notice, and within ten hours, if necessary, and guaranteed to fit, or no sale. By ordering from your home tailors, you save money and 1o not take any chances of a fit, or in getting a hand-me-down, as all goods are made strictly to order, and by best workmen, and on the premises. ap9tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-06-26
Notice Co TaspayeTs of YavapaI County

PREscoTr, ARIz.. June l9, 1895. To THE TAXPAYERS OF YAvAPAI CoUN.
 ":
 I hereby give notice that the assessment roll for the year 1895 is now on file and open for inspection in my office.
 I also give notice that the Board of Supervisors of Yavapai county will meet as a Board of Equahza- tion on Monday July l. 1895, and remain in session fom day to day until and including July 20, 1895.
 CHARLES H. AYERS,
 Clerk Board of Supervisors.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-10-31

Jatn Eaus she sa if.artd 10 Ia
usrtIt uIls tnpfurs
"a hftaa O.. % rtavs3 ttt sPrssr
,aos q tst bcgse vrtt treat psUt
Nj Freddy b, h.tisg BIZ bcusts
II tie mili AID 4asrry ntsif 'tias led.
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~ cIsFbostilnv Aud pne,irs be tara.
lie, v d r,atsr,os ssd vile bs,s
bess attending Ihe mts,.as At psabr
The pa, ~sei
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basf5isg Al Dr. B.nltil'' the past 'aD
tact hss gene ta Troy
7 o BHebel5er. after loading Bic
houseboli goods lato car to SO to Bur
llugop, moved back INTO be bouse sssIn
.u8 will rtm'ia bete ior the preset
There vii he poverty party this
Wednesday evening" =, ~biob old eI0ttes
all be at. PREMIUM Admission 7 ceuts
OF i~o iot 70 cents Reire'h@suts cheap.
james Csu,ry expects to lesve town
ihls week to live utth bis 400 10 Quo.
Maggie CsBsfy aud her suit Mrs. DEM
son viii 90 to Springfield. III, to live
witb q sister Of Mrs Decision
%. O Boaum rbo works TOT Ffeedley
went 10 Rallsnd last peek for : horse to
~ort at the mill Il is reported that the
mill viii run until January !. month
later tuan nsusl. Qalte number Of
blocks Of blue marble have been purchss
"a 10 be sawed here
-- The hearing Of the claim OF }. W.
Cramton, sssienee Of s. + Prince Co !
sssiua d l. Kent Co was held at the
Bsrdwell House. Rutland Mon lay. before
Commls. toner's J W. Stewart, l. NJ Read
sud ". l. johnson. The smount luvoly
ID is sbou s7j 600. J X. stchelder and
T. NJ, Medou we're s,totneys for J. W.
Jtsmton. assignee, sDd Butler a MOloney
Ior b Holhster, assignee Of ID. l. Kent
\ Co
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before l0s IA. Of that day.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-10-31

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bsYsa paper J. Il Whippls. j.. ~bo
bas bees otssUist Tor the summer At the
Bsplist church IL soou 10 close be engage
mtut and return 20 the city for iDsuuc
ioa uuder C. whitney Coombs, one Of tue
les1iug ofgsoists Of The metropolis. Mr., |
phylag eytooes nsIurAl talent
by careful snd studlous
duil, wdhaut which none become mus
ataus
The Ladies sociey # ZION church
~ill meet this week THURSDAY afternoon
With the Misses Psrsofs Under snlhofi
~ from the Bishop Of the diocese, Mrs
Thomss Il Garfield oi Burlington viii
be prcseut sud sIye srsperi Of The recent
meeting Of the General Nom.u's Auxiliary
4 the Episcopal church ia the United
states recently held IN the city OF st.
'aul. sod viii especially Try 10 luterest
be ladies' 10 tue work Of the JUNIOR
Iraoch Of the AuAllnry OF which she is
.eofeiafy Tor ' ruunt. During her stay
d town Ms Cslhtld viii be the guest
I Mrs NJ > C1Iburn.
- We copy the following from the Syr
cuse, n ! Standard OF Oct q. Last
saturday game sss played between the
DIVERSITY foot bal team and The Cadets
I St Johns Military School Of MsulIeus,
I. y, where Fred Bobesteel Of this place ,
attending school 1t vas played 90 the
diversity grounds aud fully 1900 people
tuessed the game which was the most ,
EcltDg ever LeId 90 the grounds. The
University team expected to Win the game
5 to 0 At the close when 1t was al
ounced & to the Cadets shouted them u
lives huarse over the result, returning u
Msuheus by bpeclsl team, ] hs paper
,id Fred Ham some Bouesteel the tull
,ck played biz first game 10 Syracuse
at Saturday and thst he il q player OF
lususl ability, There X 90 yestige OF