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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01

fdbige, namentli4 70 lange ibm als eriter
Winiiter &ntenor 5irmin, glei9faas Elm
@oablutneger, aber bon %feiniter 8ilbung uno
bebeutenber @elebrTamteit, Gerfa1er zines
granddaughter fran5Dii9en 8u9es iiber
feline 8aKe, CUR @eite tarb. gu reprdienz
tiren peritanb aud 9ippolpte Iebr gut; er
benabm it4 i'm prd6tigen RegierungspalaTte
audi europdii6en @diten gegeniibsr tattpon
unO niirbig, tpie er au9 inn NeuBern einett
guten unb, ipenn ct ni9t erregt mar, gut
arti9en @inbrud mdt9te.
@tlpds @igentbiimli9es III es I'm bic
rebnertl6s 8egabung bieierS 9ndraen. SIM
Senat unO 9aus gu 9ort au prince ents
tpideln Iie eire binreiBenbe 8erebtfamteit
unb cine mertpiiroi9e 0erri9aft iiber bic
fran3oit9e Spra9e. Die republifani19e
Su9enb fibt aber Den meiiten nur auf Der
3unge. Snnerli3 finb fte corrupt tpie iener
toblI9par3e @Giptt bon @iibzG carolina Der
in unierem nationalen Nbgeorbnetenbauie
burb feline ~groBartiee 8erebtfamteit bus
gauge 2anb in @ritaunen ieBte unb BON be1z
len Salient unb r&rumm6eit" 6ermann
9tater, Der i'm emit auf einem Ndtionals
conbent fennen lernte, nod in 1einem aGers
leBten, einen Wtpndt bor feinem Sobe, bon
Gubpfpa aus an Die SGinois Staats3eitun9
geri9teten 9rtefe fprt9t.
Wds tpirb II u II aus 6dDti perben9 Mn
ebr9ei5igen nnb getpifenloien Strebern,
barunter Der grauIame General Mantgat,
feblt es niGt. Nber Bel feinem fabeG6aften,
tpenn audi mod tpenig entpidelten 8oben=
rei9tbum unb feinen rei6en S~affee=@rnten
1T bas 2anb ni9t um3u6rtngen. S9neG
pflegt es fi9 au4 bon Sinunatrtfen, trob
bpben 3insfuBes, nit 9ilfe beutf9er unb
fran5Ofif9er an Srt unb Stele befinbli9er
@elOmd9te, gu erbolen.
Mdn iagt: Cuba tperbe nu9 feiner ngez
~freiung" Elm atpeites 9antt tperben. @ir
fiir9ten: Elm I6limmeres!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
Ser riattae stanSpmnft.

Der geitrige vSimes=6eralb" tomnrt pffen
nit Der Spra9e beraus. SSn eitem rMaior
Mc&inIep unb Die 9elbtpdbrung" iiberi9riez
benen 4rtiteI gibt ct gu, baB Maior Mc&tnz
Ieb, pGbrenb er GpngreBabgeDrbneter gez
tneIen TT, in pielen feiner Geben ben ginbrud
~berporgerufen babe, als begiiniti9e er ben
fpeiteiten 9ebrau9 bes Stlbers, 6dB bamals
ober au6S6erman unb@arlisle Gbnli9e 4nz
fi9ten gebegt bitten, baB u6er ieitbem Die
9erbdltnife gang unoere getporoen tpGren.
Die 8~G6rungsfrage BON 9eute lei ni1t
mebr Die @G6rungsfrage bon ge5terr. eSebt
~rerlanqe man bas bette @elb, unb ba Mcz
&i1lep in ieiner 9Rebe am 2incoln=Sa
1agte, er trete fir Elm 9elb Elm, bas, fei es
nun @olb, SiIber Dber papier, IberaGI
ouf Der @e1t gut 1T, 10 tDnne fein
s3peifel barii6er obtpalten, baB er auF elmer
@oIb> 8afis itebe. 8apier lei iiberbaupt
fein @e1b, fpnbern nur Der 8ertreter BON
9elb; Sil6er babe einen 6~anbelspert6, 1ein
@elbpert6 miife aber am @Dlbe gemefen
perben.
Inn Die tol9enoen WDrte 1ebte Der
n9eralb" nit fetter S9rift:
Scr rGimeszSeraGb" bat ii9 ueber auf eiiletr
Ganbi6aten nod ouf cine 9artei perpfli6tet, irn6
wtrb tetnen Wann lit Die 8rditbent5
Id a t nnter It'll SEN, Ser fetn Bert beiz
bigger ebrli9en @elbeS 1T.
9as 1T au6 infer Stanbpunft; bic Sui
npi8 @taats3eitung 1T tein 9arteiblatt; Tie
lit peber republitanii9 mod bemotratii9
uno fe pirb i'm tommenbsn @a6lfelbauqe
nur ben N}ann unb Die partei bes ebr=
1t9en 9eIbes, bes @elbes, bos biz
@D1bpGbrung ais MuBitab fat, I'M.
terfhiben.
@etrige 2onbpner 9epef9en baben neuerz
bings taltes 8afer auf Die 6offnungen ber
9oppeltpdbrungSleute g%egpfen, benin fe be-
ri9teten, baB @nglanO 3par nihts gegen
cine internationale M~iin5conferen3 sin5u=
member bate, aber felbit, tpenn itb cine
fol9e fir 9~pppelmdbrung ertldren folte,
bod am oIbtanbarb fetbaIten
niirbe.
0as lit Elm feFer g tanbpuntt
unb 70 1unge Die Ser. Staten i'm ni9t elm
nebmen, pirb audi lire 6inan5pOlitif eine
f9ndntenbe bleiben, tperben 6anbel
unb @anbel teinen Salt 9etptnnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
GuaIa4tS tit aIatMtirt.

gnoIanb lit 19pn pieber alarmirt un6
atpor fommt Der Mlarm nibt aus 8ene5uela
pber benz Srdnsbdal, ni9t aus benz Sudan
ober aus 6interinbien, fDnbern aug elmer
politif9 gang friebli6en 9egenb, aus Sir=
mina6dm in Nldbdma.
Sine englti9e 6irma ion rdmli3 etner
be~beutenben Gontratt NIT elmer 8irmingz
banner @efeIf9aft 5tpefs 9ieferung BON
Go6eifen unb @uBitabI abgefdIofen baben.
@as, mir polen Robetien unO @lb=
1ta6l mad @nglanb f9iden9 Na9 eng
lamb, bas bisber @uBeiien unb Std9l biaiz
ger e~r3eugte, als irgen6 Elm anberes 2ano
Der Melt2
@enn mir erf i'm Stanbe iinb, nit unfez
rem &obeiIen unb 8eiIemer@Sta auf eng
lif9en MGrften 3u conturriren, Tim. tpie btel
lei9ter IoGte es uns bann erit perben, nit
I9tperen Waaren Der @iIeninbuitrie, tpel9e
feline feline 8erarbeitung brau9en, auf Dem
% eltmdr t gu confurriren!
Der Nnfanb lit aub bereits gen1a9t. SIM
Oorigen Sabre BADEN mir fdtpere @aFer=
rD6ren na9 Sapan ausgefibrt unb Bel Der
@pnturren3 @ngldnb, 8elgien unb 9eutI9z
lamb geIhlagen, unb erit fiir3li9 bat Die
u@arnegie Company" in Pittsburg bon sSa=
pan eine 8eiteGung fir 10000 Sonnen 80
SUB LANCER GtablI@ienen er6alten.
&uBlanb pirb fir bas fiibli9e gnbe 1eiz
ner fibirif3en @ifenbabn Stabli9ienen aus
4merita unb nibt aus Dem feinen sSnz
terefen feinbli9en @nglanb be3ieben; China
tptrO i'm nd4iten Sabr3ebnt oiele @6ienenz
ltrdnge legen nnb es biirfte I'm eren Sabriz
fanten nt9t f9ner falen, AUDI bort quite
Gontratte ab5ui4lieben; auf Der qanaen
Belt tperben iebt 9o9babnen 9ebaut, Sc
bduoe nit ~eifernen @erippen erri6tet. umz
5Gunungen aug 9rabt bergeIteGt, furaum.
mo friiber 9ol5 perarbeitet tpurbe, pirb iett
@ifen uno Stabl beniibt unb Der l1mfqno
unb bic 8~ebeutung Der @~iIeninbufrie pqhz
fen nit ieOem Sabre.
Bel9es dnbere 2anb dber bat fol6e n o.
t iirlt3 0iilfsquelen unb bietet biefer
Snbuftie fol3e 5acilitdten, nie Die Ser.
Staaten BON Nprbamerita2
unfere @iienldger ftnb md9tig unb berz
gen Elm 8efemerz@r5 por3iigli9I tier QuaGiz
tat; babel iino Die Eager 10 na6e an Der @rbz
pberfld9e, 6aB man Bios ben Nafen abauz
frdBen unb ben !6umus tpeg3urdumen
brau9t, I'm ods be tie Sra nit ben defpdltioen
@ampfI4aufeIn ouf bic bereit ite6enOen
@r3posen f4aufeln gu t0naea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
Git GDica9oer 9Grst iiber Sem 8e=
f4tttS Der Scction SeS ST. gNNI.
&hicnno.2 %. M1ra

w / u y y 40. utuL6 1000.
Mn bic tpobn0bli9e &ebaction Der, SQinois
Staats5eitung.
Sn Sbrer beutigen 3eitung las i9 ben
8eri9t iiber bas ObbucttonsergebniB an Der
2ei9e bes berItorbenen 9errn Or, %. WDG.
gta9 8senbigung beg 8eri9tes beiBt es ba
unter Mnberm, baB 9err,9 Or. 9 +. 8 anga
i9 ben SAT- f4on i'm Sabre 1892
nj temli9" ri9tig beurtbeilt bdtten, tpdbz
renb ber 8eri9t bepeft, ba berB San bur9=
aus vri9tig" beurtbeilt tpurbe.
Or. 8anga unb i'd gaben i'm Sabre 1892
uniere Meinung ba6in ab, buB es ii9 I'm
cine grtpeiterung Der aufiteigenOen 9er3aber
(aneurysma a~ortae) banble unb in 6tez
fer 4nna6me lisgt audi Die Nnna6me Der
Ntberpmatoie, ba biefe ftets Der 8tlbung
zines 4%neurpsma's porunge6en muB. Die
iibriqen 8efunbe, Die 2eberertranfung, Nte=
r~enerfranfung, @%tanungsmil5 etc. tpdren
Tdmmtli9 not6penbige 5olgeerI4einungen,
Die fi9 BEL lGngerem 8eitebn zines Nneurbsz
mas pie bas borliegenbe berausbilben
muffen. 0ie @allenfeine unb bic ate
obqeloufene Gnt5iinbung bes 8%linObarmes
pur0en ni6t biagnofticirt, neil fife feline grz
19einungen ma9ten.
@ie sic aus benz @e1agten erf eben tperz
ben. mar Der &ernpuntt Der &rantbeit bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01

Sett benz 4usi9reiben Der neuen 8onbg'
bat Der Nattondlbantz Notenzl1mlauf I'M
ettpa $13,o00,00o Sugenommen. BON Der
4nleibe, pel9e nngefdbr Sill, 100000 err
gebert fpfro, tino nod etnd $7,5OO,OOO elm
5u5dDlsn, mas Die @olb-Reierpe auf $780,
100000 brtngen tptrb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01

MISUNDERSTANDING NIT na9FOlgenber @us<
psitung, aus benen i'm 2dufe Der Sabre it9
Die anberen Grl4einungen nit Rotbpenotgs
felt e%ntpidelten. tniere Iuffdfung Der
&rant6eit i'm Sabre 1892 mat alio ri3ttg.
9o4a9tun9sboa
81. g. 6iitterer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
8efttttS bet ser Section Der &eiGe
NeS ST. 90. QSuLA

NNL Ii. u(QI0 elultU lUuTDe PS III uCuI>
9en erm0gli9t, ben 8eri9t ii6er bas Grz
ge6niB ser an Der 2ei9e bes Or. 90. SO b I,
unIeres Oprid d, borgenommenen Section,
.ober @pitrife, pie Die gelebrten 9erren cine
berartige piiien19aftli9e 8eurt6eilung nen=
men, an bic SGinots @taats5sttung ab8u=
i9tden, unb berfelbe trdf geftern in Gbiz
cago Elm. Gr 1T in Der gelebrteiten mebi=
5inif9en SpraGe aggefaBt UNI mir geben
i'm auert in bieier, bann aber in elmer
algemein Dertdnbli3en @pra9e.
@normes Nneurtsmd Der Mortd d1c., benz
0ur9bru9e nabes Qneurisma am 8eginne
Der @prta beIe.; a~lgemeine MtberpmatpIe
NIT 8tloung bon @e19piiren, &alfplatten
uno Sbromben, ate Pericar5itis, Doqitdnz
oige 9erpa9iung beiber 9er5beutelbldtter
nit %einanoer, 9ppsrtropbie bes 9er5ens nit
Settoegeneratipn bes 9er5mustels, Neerofe
unb Snlufficien3 Der Nortaflappen, Ifcites,
Nnafarfa Der unteren @rtremitdten, linfsz
ieitiger 6pbrotborar, braune Snburation Der
2ungen, alte re4tsfeitige 9leuritis nit
4S6partenbtlbungen, ate peritonttis nit
I9pieliger @erbidung bes 8au9feas, mGBtz
ger @rab BON 2ebercirrboie, @aGenIteine,
9rontf9e Stduungsmil3, tpeit bprgeI9ritz
tene S9rumpfniere, angeborene Sieflage Der
linfen Ntere, ate Spp6litis una peritppblis
tis.
@norme Grpeiterung Der aufteigenben
6duptber8aber, Dem 9ur9bru9e nabe @rz
ipeiterung Der abfteigenben 9aupt6er3aoer,
all9emeine (atberpmatoIe) Gnt3iinbung Der
Nrterten nit 8iloung BON 9eT9piiren, &alf=
platten unb 8lutgerinnfel, alte 0sr56entel@
Gnt3iinbung, bolftdnOige 8ertpd91ung beiz
Der !9er5beutelbldtter matchmaker, 11eberz
nG9rung bes 0er5ens NIT fetttger Gntartung
Der 9er5tlappen, @biterben unb G9GuBunz
fdbigfeit Der @er5flappen, 8au9pafIerz
iu4t, 9autpaferiu9t Der unteren
@rtremitGten, linfsieitige 8rufpaRerz
Iu9t, braune @erbdrtung Der Qungen,
alte re9tsieitige 8ruftfeGz@ nt3iinbung NIT
S9ipdrtenbtlbun9en, dlte 9du9feGent3iinz
bung NIT f9nieli9er 8erbidung bes 8aud=
fels, mdBtger 9rao bon 2eberoerf9rumpfz
ung (@4nb3pedenleber), 9ronif9e @tauz
ungsmil3, tpeit porgef4rittene @9rumpfz
Mere, ~angeborene Sieflage Der linfen Niere,
ate @ntoinbung beg 8linbbarms unb umz
gebung.
y X *
Qus biefem 8efunbe ersiebt Ii9, baB gbiz
cagoer beutf9e aer3te BEN San, f9on tur3
na9bem bic &rantbeit i'm Sftober 1892 nit
erfter 8eipalt dusgebro6en mar, 5iemlib
ribtig beurtbeiIten; 10 Or. 0einri9 8angq
unb Or. @uftab Giitterer nit Der Qnna6me
elmer @3Gbigung Der 9auptber5aber, unb
Or. 6einri4 Dietri4 NIT Der Nnnabme elmer
6eginnenOen 8erT4rumpfung (girrbpfis) Der
2eber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
Ofe1te 0eilort fir @rebS.

9ie unter5ei1neten beilen &rsDs pBue 4ntpenbaug
opn SnItrunienten, nerilriaden feline 99mersen nn6
ipen6en feline Opiate an. 9Sir geben cine fhriftit9e @aa
to1tie oltf flint Sabre fir ole sSdle. pelfe tti9t ibon
fruber bebaubetf lporben limb. &eine 8e3qblnn9, bepor
befrieoi9enbe 3eilun9 er5ielt iii. @fitet Sud boz bsr
8ebanolnHg NIT Qfafern, oa Ipldbe ollie Sale botfs
~nun9slps nla9t. SGrctbt nm 3eugutiTe,
Seegtet & GdIenfetuth,
I1nta4nD 9ubuque. Soma, q. 9. 8pr 225.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01

Der iebtige & et9Stan3Ger6ob NJ
lobe fpri9t es betanntli6 BET ieber Sc
legen6ett aus, tpte tlein er it9 i'm @erglei9e
nit benz eriten 8eidstan3ler 8ismard
fiibGe, 8eim tiiraltb abgebaltenen Subj
lGumsfeIte bss Hei6stages aber, BET pefz
bem 9obenlo6e ben Srintipru3 auf 8isz
mard aus5u6ringen bate. bielt ct cine ptrtz
li6 gebiegene &ebe auf ben groBen 4ltz
~tan5ler. limb Der bat u benz nur UNI bier
Sabre, peniger einen Sag, iingeren Cob
rebner in einem %Gan9eren @@reiben feinen
perbinblt9iten 9anf fir bic uppblpole1be,
ritterlt9e &unb9ebung" fir ibn belm SUI
b~ildumsfe5te, ausgebriidt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01

I hertane II
Sin hofbeg ~esutereiTe in meirer $ aar-Grftnbung.
5aare mieber ipa9ien al nlothet, mobnrdl l9 I'M Stanoe
bin, auf benz tablfter &ppfe ein nOlles @atbstDnn1 ooi
9oaren mieberberSniteler iointe all9 SanornTI nOts
al Detlen. - lin bieier metner G%rftuOuns ein peiteres
(Sebiet Der gtiiBli9teit at peri09IIelL plnl1e t9 os
9dltte ~oerIelbeH 5l %perfanfen. probeflal0en lehOe 'W
nod @mpfan9 opn $l.50
SEQ. 80. S9oenbut efoora, Soma.
1op1nDl1o
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01

cSn, 9rpBen S~samptamartter 187O-51. GER
~ i6nlt9e @rilnerun9en Do1 s. pon Werog ot Ner=
nDis. 9teIe @rinnerun9en bes ebelnolt9en &rle9snlt=
niiters, Der ben Rrieg ais @btGelun9s=G9et I'M Ntpltfe.
fben Stabe burdeema6t, inb BON 9roBtent Jnterelle
nno Db9it ~an3iebenb 9ei9rlebeH.
.Koeliing d. Klappenbach,
SeutIfe 8udhoubluno, 1O2 aanbolpb=@tr., Chicago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01

Olrpbe MusfpobI iprcdenoer gopa9eien. ale gorten
W Sin9nDget. @olofii1e, aqharien, .&sati?9e gogei'
-BlIi9ite Preiie. atlantic y gafIifte slro g1ofe'
6oft. 8a1t luulp6 1917 =. NtaollpH SH'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-04-01
,Nabt Sbr oraaniiMe gScDIer2

Menn TO- mill i'd Sud bas Gecept (~Oeriiegelt, portoa
fre) zines ~eiufaden 9ausmittels ienben. iueldes mid
non ben Jolgen Der Su9enbiunoeit nub ausi6peia
fuuaen III lpdteren Sobren beilte. Dies lit eine ii0ere
6eilun9 fir ertrcrte 9erpoltdt, fleine, i6made unb 3na
ammengeI0rlmpTe Sbeile II. |. 10. bel Gilt unh Sung.
S6reibt Dente, fi9t 8riefmarfe bel, @breiiirt'
- THOMAS. SLATER. Dor 1896,
-9oft1SpD &afamaaoo, Mai1
Arizona republican., 1896-10-04

this occurrence took place the first time the workmen figured that they had merely struck a wind pocket. Af- ter waiting several days in the hope that it would exhaust itself they pulled out the tubing and made a fresh start in new location. At about the same depth as before the old programme was repeated. A half dozen attempts have now been made with no greater de- gree of success. From the last hole the wind smelled so strongly of gas that the drillers were unable to work over it.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-04

delegate to congress, came down yes terday from the north.
 R. R. Coleman, former superintend- ent of the s. F., P. & F., came down yesterday afternoon from Prescott. : A crowd of young ladies and gentle men will go ito Mesa today on bicycles, returning some time in the evening.
 Frank Nicholson left last night for the east. From there he will go to England on important mining busi- ness.
 Mrs. H. H. Morrison and family re- turned yesterday afternoon from Cali fornia and will spend the winter in Phoenix.
 Hon. A. J. Doran, next delegate to congress, returned yesterday from the southern part of the territory, where he has been making votes
 F. A. Jones of the Humbug mine is in Phoenix. He reports the new mill working entirely satisfactory. The mill is run with a gasoline engine.
 J. c. Dobbins, a deputy United States mineral surveyor, returned yesterday from the Castle Creek country where he has been engaged on mining busi- mess.
 Dan P. Conroy, who for a long time was connected with the M. & P. com pany as auditor, has accepted a posi-. tion with the Santa Fe company at Las Vegas.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-04
GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE DAY

During a recent interview with the manufacturers of Battle AK" Plug To- bacco they said they had been amply repaid for the enormous amount of money which they have spent for newspaper advertising by wonderful increase of business. They claim that they have had an excellent opportunity to test the advantage of newspaper advertising because ever since they started, manufacturers of other brands of plug tobaccos who have for years made enormous profits by giving the consumers a small piece of tobacco no better than Battle AK" immediately recognized the fact tina on account of the superior quality and liberal sized piece of Battle AK" their businesses were in great danger of being curtailed. In their endeavor to prevent this they waged bitter war against the manufac- i5urers of Battle Ak and resorted to | methods of all kinds which seem | questionable to business men who pos sess a higher sense of honor and fair dealing. Notwithstanding all this handicap, the manufacturers of Battle AK" through the medium of their newspaper advertisements, were able to tell the consumers of the high grade and fine quality of Battle Ax' and the great economy derived from using it until today Battle AK" is pronounced
 by all the greatest success on the
 market and more pounds of 1t are sold than of any other brand of plus
 tobacco. So much for newspaper ad
 vertising.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-04
ENTERTAINING FACTS.

The largest room in the world is in the imperial palace at St, Petersburg. It is 160 feet long by 150 wide.
 In the British museum the shelves contain thirty-nine miles of books The museum also possesses the oldest love letter in existence. 1t is a pro posal of marriage for the hand of an Egyptian princess s-3 500 years old. It is inscribed on a brick.
 There are forty-seven Chinese tenn pies in America
 : Gold can be beaten 1900 times thin ner than common writing paper. One ounce of that kind of gold leaf will cover 1,460 square feet.
 The term infantry" was first used by the Spaniards in the wars with the Moors to designate the bodyguard of the royal prince or infante.
 Teapots were the invention of either the Chinese or the Indians, and are oi uncertain antiquity They came to Europe with tea in 1610.
 No human head was impressed on coins until after the death of Alex ander the Great. All images before that time were of deities.
 The queen of Sweden, who is one of the richest women in the world, owes her great wealth to the gambling tables at Weisbaden, which were owned by her brothers, from whom she in herited her vast fortune. Her majesty who is bit eccentric, always dresse! In the costume of the Salvation Army to which organization she belongs.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-04
MORMON CONFERENCE AT SALT
 LAKE CITY.

For the above occasion the Santa Fe,. Prescott & Phoenix Railway com pany will sell round trip tickets to Salt Lake City and return at the low rate of s59.70 for the round trip. Tick cts will be on sale from September 25 to October 2, inclusive, good returning thirty (30) days from date of sale. The route is via Denver. For further in formation call on or address MT B. w. FGillett, commercial agent, No. A West Washington street.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-04
A PNEUMATIC TIRED FARM.

Mrs. Mary Johnson has a pneumatic farm near Lennox, s. D., through the surface of which gang of expert drillers has been trying to sink a drive we'll. ITO depth of between 12O and 130 feet the tubing enters the soil without difficulty, but as soon as the air cushion is reached the wind rushes out with screech like a locomotive
 Sixteen pound sledges are tossed into the air as lightly as feathers and op- erations have to be suspended. When
Arizona republican., 1896-10-04
FALL OPENING,
 SATURDAY, OCT. 3, 1896

Our new stock is now complete
 Every department now full of new goods bought for spot cash. Never has this store offered such vast assort- ments. Our dress goods and silks speak for themselves; a marvel of beauty, gathered from foreign and do- nestle looms. Capes and jackets of the very latest styles, especially se- lected for this climate Mems and children's suits at prices so low as to astonish the closest buyers. Just think of it! We offer you mems suits at $3 and children's suits at $1, we'll made and fit perfect. We ask you to look at our new goods with this understand ing: That our price shall be lower for any article than you can buy it else where perhaps lower than you ex- pect-but always lower. See the new dress goods at 15 cents per yard. We are lower than the lowest in prices fol comforters and blankets. Buy only Alkire's shoes. Every pair warranted
 THE ALKIRE co.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-04
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

House of worship corner Third av- enue and Adams street, Phoenix, Ariz., Preston Mckinney, pastor; residence, No. 1237 West Adams street, corner Thirteenth avenue. Services today as follows: Sunday school, 10 a. m.; preaching, Il a. m.; Junior Endeavor 2:30 p. m.; e. B. devotional meeting, 6 p. m.; preaching, p. m. Wednes- days, prayer meeting, z p. m. Alter nate Fridays, Ladies Aid society Time and place of meeting as an nounced from the pulpit Saturdays choir meeting, and p. m.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-04
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL, Happenings of Streets and Town. Epitome of the City's Local
 Intelligence. The Doings of Day In Phoenix and
 It's Tributary
 Region.

Two carloads of cattle were shipped last night over the M. & F. to Los All geles. 3 i.S
 The old wall east of the Ivy Green restaurant was yesterday condemned as being unsafe and will be torn down. IA marriage license was yesterday issued by Probate Judge Grouse to Arthur Heath and Sadie Bacon of Vul- ture.
 The Mexican band under the leader ship of Gabriel Peralta will give a con cert this afternoon on the clty nall plaza at 8 o'clock. =. FlT.
 The Democrats had ratification at Tempe last might. A few attended from this city in order to enjoy the ride there and return.
 This has been an exceptionally rainy season and the total precipitation for the season from July to October l inclusive of both dates, was 7.52 inches.
 A report reached town yesterday that a passenger train on the A. & F. had been held up and robbed. No verifica- tion of the report could be received over the wires.
 The R. A. M. will confer the mask master degree in their lodge room Monday night. All sojourning breth- ren are cordially requested to attend. By order of H. T. F. A. Shaw, secretary Isom Ayers, the colored bootblack, accused of stealing a diamond pin and other articles from Dick Arnold, was on trial yesterday before Justice John stone The case was continued until Monday
 One case of drunkenness was tried by the recorder yesterday. The jag cost just $4. The amount was paid and the man who was responsible said he would just as willingly pay $2O fo1 the fun he had.
 A Republican rally was held at Glen dale last night, a large crowd of peo- pie going from Phoenix. Glendale promises to come to the front on cleo tion day with a large majority for the Republican ticket.
 No trains have as yet passed the washout on the Southern Pacific neal Benson, but local trains have beer running westward from Tucson. It i' understood the track will be fixed fol through travel by today.
 Deputy Sheriff Pete Bouchett o Congress came down yesterday unde instructions from the sheriff of Yava pal county to escort to Prescott tn man Miller, who had been arrestev here on a telegraphic warrant.
 The horse and cart belonging to J H. Burrows that was stolen Frida night f4om in front of the court hous was found yesterday morning coupl of miles southeast of the city. Tn thief had driven the animal that ia and left the rig hitched to post.
 The official call for the National II rigation congress to be held in thi city has been published in nearly ever paper in the west and many in tn east All the papers say many con plimentary things of Phoenix and tn climate, and no doubt the gratuitou advertising will do much towards 1T creasing our population.
 The porehes on the Adams hotel al almost completed. The contractor are pushing the work rapidly in ordt to prepare for the winter rush. In D. cember, during the session of the i rigation congress, there will be { many visitors here that it is thougl even with the Adams hotel accommt
Arizona republican., 1896-10-04
Notice.

There will be meeting of the Farmers and Merchants Manufacturing and Trading Con- pany at the office of the company, iD the City of Phoenix, Arizona. on Saturday. Oct. A, at seven o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year and such other business ss may come before the meeting.
 (signed) JJ GARDINER.
 President. Dated at Phoenix, A. T., Oct 3, 1896.
Arizona republican., 1896-10-04
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Arizona republican., 1896-10-04
POSITIONS CHANGED.

MADRID, Oct. 3.-A dispatch from Havana received here today announces that General Melquiso has taken the position occupied by General Maceo.