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The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-09
LELAND IS ONE OF THEM.


Names of the Members of the Republican
 Executive Committed.
 CLEVELAND, O., July 3-The execu. tive committeeman who have the act. i've and immediate charge of the Nc. Kinley campaign, as settled upon to. day, are as follows: Mark A. Hanna, Ohio, chairman; M. S. Quay, Pennsyl, vania; C. Leland, Kansas; Joseph H. Manley, Maine; John B. Long, Flori. da; Henry c. Payne, Wisconsin; Charles G. Dawes, Illinois; w. T. Durbin, Indi. ana: Warner Miller, New York; w. M. Osborne, Massachusetts, secretary.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-09
DISHONEST RAILWAY eMPLoYEs

Conductors and station Agents on the (. q
 A. Guilty of Systematic Robbery.
 BLOOMINGTON, H., July 2.-Officials of the Chicago & Alton railroad in Chi cago have just discovered that gang of employees, among whom are p!assen. ger train conductors and station agepts, working with Pullman car porters, have robbed the railway com pany of at least $l5, ,00O. Sufficient in- vestigation into the steal has been made to show conspiracy, and thus far three conductors and two station agents have lost their positions The company is making plans for the crimi. nal prosecution of the offenders
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-09
REPUBLICAN, GOLFERS.
Half Dozen Prominent Mlnnesotans II
 Farewell to the Party.

Half Dozen Prominent Mlnnesotans Bid
 Farewell to the Party.
 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., July 3.-Silver republicans yesterday issued mani festo announcing that they can nc longer stand by the party on account of its single standard platform. Bi. metallism is pointed out as the fundamental principle of repub' licanism and the dire results feared from monometallic financial basis are dilated upon. Among the signers are Congressman c. A. Towne, of Duluth; ex-Congressman John Lind. of New Ulmsi county; At. torney Frank NJ. Nye and John Dain. smith, of Minneapolis, and John B. Sanborn, of St. Paul. All these have been very prominent in state politics
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-09
A Big Fire at Galveston.

GALVESTON, Tex, July 3.-Galveston had $i5o,O0o fire yesterday afternoon. The Mallory line sheds, extending from pier 24 to pier as, burned together with contents. A train of a6 empty freight cars on the track was consumed, The fire started at the foot of Twenty. Fifth street. and spread in both direc. tions In the main shed was stored 5000 bales of jute and a large amount of baggage. ties and general merchan. disc. Spontaneous com bustion is given as the origin of the fire.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-09
Fstally s,ored bv . Cow

EVANSVILLE, Ind. July 2. Miss Jen. nie Brighton was fatally gored by a COW yesterday morning while gather ing blackberries near Coal Mine hill. She was thrown several feet in the air, and received internal injuries
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-09
Cruaade Against Woman aicyclIsts.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-There are 45. 900 bicyclists in Washington, and at least l5, 1000 are women and girls Con. siderable of a sensation has, therefore, been created by the formal declaration of the Women's Rescue league in a series of resolutions that the bicycle is promoter of immortality. The Wom- ems Rescue league intends to begin a national crusade against the use of bi- cycles by women.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-09
To Honor Dr. Root.

CHICAGO, July 3.-The leading flea. lures of the Fourth of July celebration here will be two concerts to be given in the great Coliseum building, the proceeds of which are to be devoted to the erection of a life size bronze figure to be placed in one of the city parks as tribute to the patriotic work of the late Dr. George F. Root.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-09
slxtx Persons Drowned.

SU.,KIM, July ?. = The Ra1 Star packex boat Rahmanieh. bound from Suakim for Suez, broke her shah yes terday al. d drifted upon reef, where she foundared. Sixty persons were drowned, mS st of them Greeks
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-09
D,sa.tro.s Explosion in an Arsen.

BERLIN, July 2.-The explosion of ammunition during the fire in the arsenal near Fort Moselle in the prov. iuee of Lorraine, last night. proves to have been more disastrous than was at first reported. It is now learned that 42 men were killed and 100 others were badly in in red.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-09
.4..~., souk i. CollIaIo,

PARA, Brazil, July 2.-The British steamer Santarense. bound to this port from Lisbon. has been sunk in colli' sion with the four-masted British ship Dundonald, from San Francisco. for Hull, Eng. The Dundonald was dam Esred and is leaking. but no lives were
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-09
..o,h.r .I.p.no., shIp Horror.

KOBE, Japan, June 15.-TEe steamer Kawanvra Maru collided with and sank the Hozui Maru off Hirsshima during . storm and IFS lives were lost
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-09
Membership Fee More Than Double.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 3.-The live stock exchange increased the price oi mem be rship this afternoon from $l, ,00c to $a.5oo There were only two negs- tive votes.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-09

A HUMAN heart is slkein of such imper ceptibly and subtly interwoven threads that even the owner of it is often himsel. at a loss how to unravel it.-Ruffini.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-09

IS such a world as ours the idle man is not so much biped as bivaive. Horace Maun
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-09

IT is not your poster.ty, but your action that will perpetuate your memory.-Nt p0leon.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-09

Frs stopped free and permanently eMe6 No fits after first days use of Dr. KhncA Great Nerve Restorer. Free @ tiAl hUstAo & treatise. DR. KLINE. 933 Arch st Phth sfA.
 HApaREAyEs--"I met Buffalo Bm uhen was in Chicago the last time" Fcrry--de' is about the only bill you ever met, isnT hel"- Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-09

IT is Heaven itself tbat points out a 1ereafter, and intimates eternity to man. Addison.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-09

NATURE cannot be surprised in undress Beauty breaks in everywhere.-Emer
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-02-12
Last week Bishop Arnett, of

Last week Bishop Aruett, of the
African Methodist Church. was reject
ed by three hotels in Boston, aud one
which finally consented to receive him
did SO, as reported, with the under
standing that be should eat his meals
in his own room. There is nothing
surprising about this, of course, as the
precepts and practices of Northern Re
publicaDs With regard to their colored
brethren have never conformed to any
great degree, but the incident is worth
reporting for the information Of the
colored brethren generally in this part
Of the country.-News and Courier.
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Nov Go
BEAUTY Hath CHARMS

BEAUTY HATH CHARMS
and all the charms which BEAU
ty likes best to don are shown
in our grand display OF fash
ionable jewelry for this season.
Jewels like these would en-
hance the charms Of the most
fascinating belle, and surely no
fair one would despise such
brilliant aids to her beauty
Like personal love]iness, they
conquer admiration on sight ;
they score new victories at ev-
cry inspection. Those who
look over our stock do not
willingly stop with examlna-
ton. Beauty may now be
made easily irresistible by a
few .judicious purchases from
our display Of up to date Jew
elry.
L. w. FOLSOM,
Jeweler and Optlclan,
SIGN OF THE BIG WATCH,
Oct I6
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cotton seed and delinting factory at
Wilmington, n. c. 1t will be the
only factory of the kind in the world;
The seed will be delinted and shipped
to Europe.
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PLANTATION SUPPLIES.

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The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
EXPLOSION or CHEMICALS.
TSo ksH Seriously Injured and Panic
E5sUes in Big Chicago
Rufciro.

CHICAGO. III, Aug. 29.-Two men
we're injured to-day by an explosion of
chemicals in the laboratory of the Metric
Granul- and Tab et Company, room 1910
Pontiac building. The in iured are: Charles
Lewis Brown. lefE arm shattered, Internal
" injured and blinded by chemicals: c.
NJ Cooley, knocked senseIess and badly
bruised about the head and BODY. Brown
was mixing some chemicals; Cooler was
standing near by when the exulosion oc-
CARED
The Pontiac building contains several
hundred offices, and the occupznts of .hese
we're very much excited, as tae torce ofthe
explosion was such zs 10 shake the i'm
ulenss building 10 lis foundation ard bIow
on windows on the twelfth and thirteenth
10 IS.
The tenants became panic stricken and
msnE elm be OnstHe fiTe-eScaues on wbsch
tney chung until assured that there was 90
DANCES inside the building. Wnat cheo,I-
Gals we're being mixed could nos be
learned, ne men refusing to say.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
Underwear for
Women and Children.

1t viii surprise you how much
UNDERWEAR a dollar will buy
now, compared with the guam
tity It would buy before the
EMPORIUM was opened-and
it's so all along the line on all
classes Of merchandise. Here
are some price-hints from the
Women's Underwear section:
At zse for size I@rise sc each
size-Children's H-avy Natural Gray
Wool Vests, PantaIets and Drawers,
sizes Is TO "a.
At 5oc Tor size 2o-rise Ioc each
size-ChiIdren's Extra Fine Medium
weight Wool Vests, Pantalets and
Drawers, sizes IS to g.
Atz5cea h-Ladi $ Heavy Ribbed
Vests and Pants, finished seams,
color cream, sizes to 6. Worth 4oc.
At soc eaCf-Laciesi Heavy Ribbed
Wool and Cotton Mixed Vests and
Pants. either long or short sleeves,
color natural or silver. Good value
Tor 75c.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30

Townsend, Sixth Infantry. and First
Lieutenant &. B. Watkins, NI1th
Cayzlry.
Colonel Crofton. Fifteenth Infantry, aRo
Lieutenant H. J. Goldman Fifth Cavalry,
Eere found capable OF performing tneF
duties ami viii remain on the active Ilss.
The various changes arising rom
these orders are: In the infantry LA-u-
tenant Colonel Bradf0ri's retirement pro
notes Major C2skell. 1Eenty-io1Etn, 10
IIeuteusaI-coIoneI Seventeenth; Captain
POlOck, Twenty hlrdr 20 major 1Eshsy
icuTth, First Lieut. nsnt scaOlss 1EentF-
thirci, 70 captain, and >ecold Leu sh4i't
Cole. Eigath, 10 first IieuEenznt SIKH
CaptsIn Sarss3n's retirement advances
First Lieutenant AoeTcromOie OF the same
regiment % captain, and Second LleUten-
ant Phillips, IEsnty->ec0nd- TO lr-t ileu-
tenant OF the Second captain 1o6n-
SENDS retirement advances First Lieuten-
ant c. Brine OF the Sixth Regiment 10
Captain, aud makes SecOnd Lieutenant !
Taylor of the Seventh h-sE Lieutenant OF
the IEeuty-Ehlrd- Captain haydels : rs- re-
Iir@ment promo,es FRS. LIeItensnI Ier-
r1tE Eighth Regiment, 70 captain, aud
Li-ut-nznt hirknian Of the Flrst 70 n-St
lieutenant Of the Eighth.
II the caFalry, the retirement OF Cap
tain Ruuio, on account o age, Seventh
CavaiKy. promotes ELrSt Lieutenant so
cum, same reg me1E, 70 czptSln. anc
Second Lieutenant Littlebraut, Tenth
CaE4lry. 10 first lieutenant. Major heyes
retirement promotes Captain Jackson o.
the Seyentn 10 major OF the Third; First
L eutenunt Nicholson OF the Seventh 10
captain; Second Lieutenant Batter OF the
FlEta 10 first lseussnant OF the Seventh
First Lieutenant Watkins retirement
promotes Second Lieutenant Barber OF
the First The retirement OF Major Turn
bull retires Captain Brinekli O. the Fifth
Artillery as major, and promotes Captain
CsIef OF the Second 10 major OF the First ;
FIRST Lieutenant Wood OF the Fifth TO
csptsin; Frs Lieutenant Curtis OF the
Second 10 Captain, and Second Lieuten-
ants Ham and Jordan Of the FIfIh to hrsl
lleuleuznIs-
Bv the dismissal OF Csptsiu Jznsr, Four
tsenth Infantry, 10 take effect TO day.
Frs Lieutenant Williams OF the Nine
tenth Infantry was promoted and retired
a captain. causing The following promo
tions: Second Leu eaanT A. B. Johnson
10 ca plain Fourteenth Infantry; Second
Lieutenant W lnSton, FouIteeath Infantry,
10 arst lieutenant N the Nineteenth IN
fgut-v. and Second Lieutenant Peterson.
OF me SIKH Infantry 70 first lieutenant IN
the Seventh Infantry.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
SlS. Is Bedroom
Suits, Si3.5 so.

I75 fore-handed comers will
share this bargain during the
coming week, or until the sets
are gone. There are just rs
EMPORIUM Bedroom Sets,
made of Eastern selected ash,
10 be sold at the special price Of
ST3. SA3 pieces in the set and
the EMPORIUM cash price has
been SIS.z5.
Sample sstsiu main aisle, nezr
MYEet-SFreef entrance. More
samples on SeVsraI floors denoted
to fHrDftWs-ssIIing.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
Jewelry Specials.

Ladies Solid Gold Rings, with
Ruby ani Garnet settings.-.-sf. 90
Diamond Scsew Earrings, per
fectIy cut white Stones-s6.o 90 a pair
Mems Diamond Studs, pretty
A large assortment Of S0Iit
God Stick Pins, VITA nice set
TINS. ftom-------.---- .-.-...-.sI.5o up
Solid Gold Link Cuff Buttons,
for men and women--.-Sz. 50 4 pair
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
Mems Shoes So. .9S,
Instead of 81.

Beginning Monday the big
store viii sell 100 pairs of Fine
Calf Goodyear Welt Shoes for
men at s2.o8 the pair. They
are thoroughly good and thor
oughly good-looking-all sizes
and all widths. The maker ex-
pected to retail them at 81 a
pair, and as prizes 60 in exclu-
sive shoe stores that was by no
means high for them. But we
propose 10 make big showing
in the Shoe Department this
coming week, hence the best
shoe chance the men of this
town ever saws shoes for
S2.o8.
Black and Russian Calf.
LaCe or Congress StyI-s.
Yale. Globe, Opera or Razor Toes.
Sizes 5 tc II-WIdtils A TO EE.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
CHANGES ~ 44Mr cIEo1ks.
Retirement. Dismfsseb Gad Pron4ottoa
IA UHeI- SasBs's Ssrriee

WASHINGTON. D. c., Auc. @-The
following officers have been paced on
the retired list. IS a result OF the findings
OF the special retiring board now IN ses-
sion in Chicago- L.eutensRt-ColoneI ].
n. Bradford, Seventeenth Infantry; Major
a 8. B Keyes. Third Csvzlry5 J. G. Turn
buIl, First Artillery; Captain H b. Sar-
so~- Second Infznry; Captain 7. G.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
Mems Pleated Shirts.

Clearance Sale this weak Of all
the balance Of our best French Per-
Gale Pieatei Bosom SniTts-all sizes
% pleats-open front and back-a
dozen new and novel designs and
color efects-have been SI.5o. Re-
duced for this sale 10
81 Each.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
Wilton
Velvet
Carpets
Sl.0O Yard.

sewed, lined and laid at sI.oo a ward.
Perfect color effects. novel and effec-
tive patterns, while the weaving IS
equal 10 that of carpets sold soc to
75c yard more elsewhere.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
The Emporium

We make pretene of smart wording advertisements
What buyer continental for that? The snappy part our
the prices the literary part the pan
unvaned facts about the goods sell in few and simple
as possible We claim sell all classes of goods cheaper
than they sold for before the Pacific Coast Verify our
statements by personal investigation.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
81 Each.
Caranels
25c Id.

CdrdmeiS Made right here in
15c IN the Big Store-only
enough made each
day to supply the days trade,
50 always fresh. Direct from
the candy kettles to the con-
sumers. Large quantities sold
and only one profit. That ex-
plains why We can sell the best
and pureSt candies that can be
made for one-third to One-haIf
less than other candy stores.
CarameIs, all fIavors.. Ib
Butter us, ali fiavors- ID
NuE Taf1ieS, 8 kinds......-..-..-.c5c ID
Walnut Brazil Pinsnut
Pecan Cocoanut Peanut
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
Wen-Cut Prices
On Swell-Cut CiothinQ.

We the fall the Mems Clothing Department
with salea sale q Fall Clothing, mind you-not old
stocks but handsome wearing apparel that just been
TeeIved from factory New York They thought
tie factory that would sell Suits and Overcoats
and made them up accordingly We going this lot to
introduce the best Readowear Clothing Store il the West
snail sell them az $40 with that end in view. f. when
one these Suits OveoatS home and and your friends
have examined critically you should any regret
your purchase bring the back at and get your
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
Mems Black Satin
NeCkwedr.

In the Mems
Furnishing De-
partment we have
just opened the
Fall S ock of
Black Sa in Neck
wear the new
shapes in Tecks,
Four in hands.
lmperials, Bows
and Club Ties
all made Of the
best black satin
made 70 sell ar
Jc. The EMPO-
RUM Special
Price will be
45c Each.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
II trs1t Is III St0yg

Fl treat IS in store
for nnSic-I0CerS 1t the
We.Iresdzy Concert
frs ussk. M. John
M1rqifirIt nil render
an exquisite pi0LiH SOLO
and MnIe- E7Iz Prank
ard 1riE sing ths
esSce,ta { CaVatiDa .
from ".4hE.1. b.
Nerdi. C01nert begins
at 8 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
Fast Black Stockings.

Don't buy poor Hosiery. II
doesn't pay. There is no class
of merchandise where a few
cents shows up to such good
advantage. Here are two lots
of GOOD Stockings at one
third less than usual prices.
At Ioc pair-Another big lot of
those Boys Heavy BICYCLE
Ribbed Hose-sizss 6 TO S5s-good
value al z5C.
At 33lsc. or ) pair for sI-Our soc
quality Of Ladies Imported Herms-
dorf Black Hose, with double soles,
high-spIiced heels, silk finish, extra
length.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30

The horse Of al animals IS the quickest
10 suceumb 70 colc.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30

cnrfaioS Tomorrow new ef-
and in oIIr hsnds6r1e are
DraoerieS. Curtin. Upholstery
and DFapery Depart
ment. on the second fio0r. Our new
Drapery Silks FOR fall have arrived,
and are marked fully a third less
than similar qualities formerly
brought.
Rieh Drapery Silks. Oriental
Stripes and novel designs in charm
ing color efects-1uaIilies that sold
last season from 5o- To sI.oo the
yard. Now
4Oc, SOC, 6oc, 75c.
First showing OF Novelty Fall
effects in Curtains and Portieres.
Charming linen effect Nottingham
Curtains-something entirely new
3I-z yards long. The Special Price
---------.--.-.--. -.-.-..-....----SI.oo pair
Chenille Curtains in handsome
patterns and color effects, instead Of
$500 or S3.25 We say.--.-Sz so pair
Fine Tap Sly Curtains, in new
effects. instead of S2-75 or $500 are
marked-....---.-.-.-... S2.25 pair
Denim Curtains in the new Roman
UlpeS---------------..---- 50 pair
Odd Couch Covers, Imitation Bag
dads, going fast at the yery special
prIce--------.---....-.--- .SI.75 each
Curtain ........5c ward
Pretty CrelOnneS- yard
New stOcks of Sash Nets, Dotted
Muslin, Figured Madras. all widths
and prices
Rope Portieres, new designs
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30

Black Figured Worsted Separate
SkIrls-all wool-bIaCk and white,
or brown and white broken checks
styhshly cut-a special bargain at
S4.o5.
Clo1k and Sat DEPARTMENT, ueond
fO0r, cfsrkss-strsst front.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
S4.95.
Non-Fading Carpets.

At last we have them
Carpets that will not fade
Royal Wilton VeIvets, Wind
sor, Cordova and Lakeside
Brussels. They may be washed
in soapsuds or exposed in the
sun without starting the colors.
Absolutely fast color-lowest
carpet prices known-tEat is
EMPORIUM economy.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
Mems Hats,
75c and 81.

MEMS FEDORA HATS-An-
other 100 dozen on sale this week
black or brown-good binding and
ribbons-stylish sh pe-the regular
sI.5o quality of exclusive hatlers.
sc Each.
The EMPORIUM DERBY-In all
the Fall blocks and color effects-the
same kind OF a hat YOU have always
paid exclusive hatters s.. 50 for.
s. Each.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
Lin0Ieum-O -Oilcloth-Mat

Ns- Cartsf DepsrtnEent, seeond foor,
rear.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
Mems Suits $40.

IS styles MEMS SUITS in Sacks
and Cutaway FrockS. Trousers cut
in the new way-collars- high and
close fItting-in every way comfort
able and easy-clothes that you viii
feel at home in at once-FeliabIe all
wool fabrics, tweeds, cheviots, etc
new colo ings and staple blues and
black. Made 10 sell for SIS.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30

SEE Stsi1I B1.nsou Dsstlsy.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30

Light, fluffy. warm Comforter. Cox
= inches, weight & pounds, filed
with odorieSS coTton-Soli elsewhere
at sL75. EMPORIUM New Prize
SI.25.
Silkoline Covered Comfort, figured
on both sides, fiIIed with fine carded
cotton, extra Spit and warm SlZe
72x78inches-sold elsewhere al S2-75.
EMPORIUM New Price
S2.IS.
Extra Fine Comfort, covered with
excellent cheese cloth, plain on both
sides. nice light tints, filled with
medicated cott0n-soId elsewhere at
$500. EMPORIUM New Price
s235.
Extra Fine Comfort, covered with
excellent cheese cloth, plain on one
side. figured on the other. nice tnts,
filed with best carded and mediCated
cotton, fluffy and warm-sold else
where 500. EMPORIUM New
Price
Satin-coyered Comfort, figured on
both sides, choice exclusive designs,
very warm AMI fiufI good value for
$50. EMPORIUM New Price
$3.50.
Beautiful Eiier-down Comfort. Tx
7z-weII worth So 50. EMPORIUM
New Price
$500.
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
Class Sewing-Machine for S.

Sale of 500 Manufacturers Sample Lamps
New Fall Osercoats and Suits for Men, $1,000
1896 Bicycles for Men and Women, S47.5O.
rs Emporium Bedroom Suits at $3.50.
Mems Hats, 75c and So 90. Soc
The San Francisco call., 1896-08-30
Silk Waists.
Separate Skirts.

A new lot OF cur
satisfactory Black
Figur-d Mohair
Skirts-Ut very
wide sitting
lined eIyet
bouni-an excep
tional value at
S3l5.