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Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30
Hoods Pills M aFf III o only S Rls 20 Fla
Ara Health Resorts Dangerous2

Tie Journal of Hygiene, in a recent
number, says: Forty years ago, Men
tone wss happy village in France,
we're lived pesssntry happy in their
farms and in their superb physical
state, conditioned by the climate. 1t
was discovered that the region Was q
most healing one for consumptives, and
it became the Mecca for the unfortu-
mates of Europe SO stricken. The in
hebitents abandoned their farms to
wait upon strangers The strong,
healthy women forsook their diaries
and became the wssherwomen of the
coneum ptives' clothes, Nc precautions
were taken; the disease was not under
stood as now, the theory OF tubeFcle
baccilos not having been discovered.
Tie place today is baccillus-ridden, q
pest hole, death itself. The hitherto
strong inhab. 5snts are emsceted, q
coughing, bleeding people, filled with
the germs OF consumption. The soil
and cir are both contaminated with the
tubercle baccih II Is no longer B
health resort.
The same fate, it is believed, awaits
many other similar looaiities. unless
active measures are taken to destroy ell
germs. This vlll be d mosb difficult
task, because consumptiyes themselves
as a rule, are not thoughtful of the dan
ger they spread, or Of the rights OF
others. They should bear in mind that
il all the others had been careful, they,
too, might have escaped Scientific
american.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30
Rain and e.-PoIittcalIy For
Mckinley and Bimetalism.
HoLBRooK, Ariz., July 26, 1896.


HoLBRooK, Ariz, July &c, 1896.
EDIroR MISUNDERSTANDING the mouth
of July this section has been visited by
copious rainfall. The feed in the
mountains is better than il hes been for
years, and consequently the oattlemeD
and sheepmen are jubilsnt
In the farming sections the crops gre
in splendid condition. A feeling OF
hopefulpeas prevails and business is
picking up in ell lines
Tho prospects of ReKinlsy's election
assuring the cRstlemen and sheepmen
of adequate protection heve done a
great deal toward increasing, snd pro-
mctlng the upward trend of the bust
ness situation
Politically Apache county is counted
opinion Of those who claim to know
seem to be that in Navajo county the
parties are about evenly divided with
indications that the Republicans will
carry by small ajority.
The financial question is discussed
somewhat. The general trend of OPT
Mon seem so favor recognition Of sill
YER by an international agreement, or
coinage of the American product.
While few extremists harp either on
a gold standard or unlimited coinage.
Is is rumofed that The Argus, edited
and pu bhshed by a. F. Bansa, of this
place, has been sold TO j. E. De Rosear,
late station agent of Holbrook, and W.
II. Burbage, late OF ST. johns, and that
henceforth it will shout Justify for
Bryan and Sewali.
Mrs. J. Y Lee OF Woodruff, with
five children started last Monday on
"trip to Neutreoss, Apache county, to
visit her folks. About ffteen miles
from Concho the horses and wagon
stuck in mudhole, and they remained
there five hours before help arrived. Ia
the meantime heavy rain storm came
up and she and the children were thor
oughIy drenched. Mrs Lee being in
poor health, the excitement and exposure |
with the mishep brought on
an attack of cougestive chills from the |
sffacts Of which she died last Thursday. I
She was q cultured and accomplished
ady OF excellent character, having
taught the school at Woodruff for three
ucceasive terms. She leaves a beresved
husband and five children to mourn the
oss OF q loving wife and mother. and
arge circle OF sorrowing friends who
will sadly miss her from their midst.
CORRESPONDENT
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30
Pretty Bold Talk

For some reason or other advertisers
don't like 30 call spade a spade. II
they have any grievance against a rival,
they usually talk about it in general
terms.
But A. Schilllng & 90. of San Fren-
cisco are coming right out in the plnin-
est kind of talk. They say that the
teas most largely consumed in the
United States are adultsrased and false
ly- colored.
One can't very we'll accuse this firm
of misrepresentation for they have the
highest possible standing ia the trade,
aud what is more their statements re-
feet not only upon teas sold by their
rivals, but upon cheaper tea sold by
themselves.
We guess they will be believed.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30
CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO THE EAST.

For those desiring to 90 east this
summer for the purpose of escaping tie
warm weather which prevails in and
around the vicinity of Phoenix, the
S. F. ?. u P. railway are pleased to in
form the public that they will, COM
mencing June let, place on ssIs round
trip tickets to the following point at
the very low rate named:
Kansas City, SIS. Joseph, Atchi
son and LeRvenworth....-..- 5 50 ~
Chicago. Observation-Disclosures. 100, 90
Very low rates will also be made to
ell other points in the east.
Tickets gill be limited to six months
from date OF sale.
For further inform alton write or call
on E. W. GILLETr,
Acting General Agent,
Phoenix, A. T.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30
Il. SHANP. Gen. Sunl
California Excursions

Excursions for Santa Barbara, Santa
Monica, Los Angeles ana i5tsrmsdiate
points will leave over the Mericopa &
Phoenix and Salt River Valley f. r cn
the following dates: July 10Th ana Both,
August 18th aud 9th Fore fer the
round trip 25 80. PulIman sleeping
cars Phoenix TO Los Angeles Only
seventeen hours Phoenix to Los An
geies. THIS is by far the shortest,
quickest aud most comfortable route to
the couss, the desert being crossed dur
ing the, night. Psssengeis viii do well
10 remember that 10y taking this line
they avoid day light ride over q bot
desert, and save an srtirs d-a tins.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30
EXCURSIONS TO PRESCOTT.

Since the Inauguration of the new and
unexceiled passenger train service or
the 5. F. P & 2. Railway yoo csr go TO
Prescott on Saturdays, leaving hsrs ct
SIS P. "a. aud return on Monday as 6:30
e. M. or 4:10 p. m. mouutsip time. The
fare is only $500 for the round trip, on
excursion days, which will bs every
Saturday during tbs summer.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30
5. F. P. & P. Excursions.

EXCURSIONS TO THE GRAND CANON.
On July 10th and every alternate
Thursday and including Sept. 10th,
1896, tie S. T. P. & P railway will plsce
on sale round trip tickets from Phee-
nix TO Flagsteff at one fare for the
round trip.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30

7 THINK so highly of ''AribonA' that hope
L never TO be without it. No medicine chest
can be replete unless 1t contains it, You bave
but to use IT once to come to the conclusion
that it is indispen sible TO every home III you
mon ailments introduce to them 'Aribonas.
JOSEPH SMALE, First Baptist church. Pres
colt, Arizona. II
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30
Excursion to Sail Lake Oity,

Via ST. P. up. Railroad in connec-
ton wish Denver & Grande Railroad
(Sosnic Route OF the world) via Pueblo.
the Colorado Midland Railroad, via Col
orado Springs, Msniton, and Hagsrmau
Pass, or via Denver and the union Pa
citic. This is the only direct aud COM
Portable route. Tickets will be on sale
July 28bh and August 9Th, 7sh, and 8th.
Final limit October 3OSh, 1896. Round
trip rate only S59.7O. Ticket office "A
West Washington Street..
Excursions TO Southern California.
Oceanside is most attractive place
TO spend few weeks or a few months.
It's advantages are that it is centrally
located, from which many interesting
side trips can be taken; objects of bis
toric interest are located near by; ex-
pense of living ie reasonable and the
surroundings are deIightfu
Foe reduoed rates, dates of sale 8nd
other valuable information, address, or
call on E. w. GILLErr.
Acting Genl Agent,
Phoenix, Arizona.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30
NJ. & p. EXCLUSIONS.

Cheap Rates 10 Both the East and
West over this Popular Line.
The following rates have been estab-
lished on tickets to the following cities
and return ever the NJ &. P. route
during the summer months. These
rates allow sixsy-daye stop-over in the
various cities:
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30
From Tuesday + Daily

From Tuesday { Daily.
Jack Connolly, if in the city, can learn
of something 90 his advantage by writ
ing to William Snish, Bakersfield, Cali
fornie.
John Mund, deputy sheriff of Ysva-
pal county, brought 10 the wild man re-
ported lately to be running eb large in
the upper country. and placed him in
the asylum this morning. His name is
J. Fl. Manghan.
The following are she officers elected
by the Phoenix Typographical Uniof ::
Presidents, j. A Gardner; vice president,
Ohae. e. Morrie; secretary, S. Palmer;
treasurer, r L. Harris; seTgeent-et-
arms, O. W: Williams; board of tru=-
tees, Geo. w Brown, Cbes. Il. Morris,
J. A Gardner, Chas. Wolsey, Jemss 4.
Taylor The next meeting OF the union
will be held on Sunday, August 9Th
A council Of labor is to DO instituted in
this city as soon as possible, and steps
undertaken Immediately TO have ali the
unions q this city to prepare for and to
fttingly celebrate Labor Day which Is
q national holiday sat apart in tie
mon sh of Septem heE.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30
Tempe Department.
From Saturday s's Daily.


Already the graduates OF the Normal
school of the class of '96 and quite a
number of the former graduates have
secured positions as teschers for the
coming school year. There is still q de-
mand for teachers and graduates who
are yet without engagement will do we'll
to place themselves in correspondence
with their Alma Mater, as they may
through that source obtain employ
ment.
Cattle Inspector r L. Mullen ar
rested Hi Peterson OF Mesa, yesterday
for shipping cattle without inspection.
Alr. Peterson claimed he did not under
stand the law and wanting to take q
bunch OF cattle over to Phoenix rather
than take chances on the river be took
advantage of railroad facilities for their
transportation. He evidently did not
intend TO violate the law but technically
be did SO in the eyes of the Inspector
Justice Smith heard the case and de-
cided in accordance With the above
statement assessing minimum fine
and the costs the total aggregeting ten
dollars.
The local PopuIist forces are rapidly
initiating with ST. Louis enthusiasm
and it is question how long they can
wait for culmination of events. just
as soon as they hear of Bryens endorse
meot they purpose exploding With q
shock that will stir things up from the
Hig bland Canal TO the Aqua FFia, bu,
if the convention does not scs pretty
soon they will burst anyhow. The
safety valve at ST. Louis seems to be
clogged and Populst hide will stretch
only so far. a false telephone message
came near causing premature explo-
sion yesterday. The fire crackers and
giant powder were all ready for the
match when they discovered the error
of their informant. Is is hoped for the
sake Of humanity that the convention
will do something today if OILY to relieve
their faithful constituency in Tempe
which is we'll nigh ennsTvated by this
extreme nervous tension.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30
salt Lake CITY Excnrsion.

On July DC. y ar Is, AID Az u G.
and s. the Maricops 4 Phoenix y st
River Valley viii sell tickets to SSH
Lake City and ralu yn wa Maricopa auu
Sacramento at The low rate of $50 20
for the round trip Fts1 limit for re-
turn Octoaer-39 h f SaAMP.
Grn So Ilteident-
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30

The fare % the N ~ p Phoenix to
Mesa, 80 cents each Wa. Phoenix 10
Tempe, 40 cents each roy; Tempe to
Mesa, 40 cents each wsy If
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30

Tonics for Catarrh in liquid form to be taken
internally, usually contain either Mercury or
Iodide of Potassa, or both, which are iniur-
ious if long taken. Catarrh is local, not
a blood disease, caused by sudden change to
cold or damp weather. It starts in the nasal
passages, affecting eyes, ears and throat
Gold in the head causes excessive flow of
mucus, and, if repeatedly neglected, the re-
suits of catarrh will follow; severe pain in
the head, a roaring sound in the ears, bad
breath, and oftentimes an offensive dis
charge. Theremedy should be quick to allay
inflammation and heal the membrane. Ely's
Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for
these troubles and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug. Price. so cents.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30
You Get Strong.

II you. are a tired out or "run down"
woman, with DR.. Pierce's Fsvorite Pres
cription. And, if you suffer from any
"femsle complaint" or disorder, you gel
we'll. For these two thinge-to build
up women's strength, and TO cure
womeD's ailments is the only
medicine which, once used, is always in
favor. Therefore, nothing else can be
''just as good for you to buy The
Prescription" regulates and promotes
all the natural functions, never conflicts
with them, and is perfectly harmless in
any condition of the female system 1t
improves digestion, enriches the blood,
brings refreshing sleep and restores
health and vigor. For uloerations, dis
bearing down sensations,
kodical pains, and every chronic
Esakness or irregularity It's remedy
that safely and permanently cures.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30
LIST.

In the Post Office
by, j
I'D, Delfno
Wis, Owen
oseD, J G
dnting ton, MrsME
ensop, Mrs c W
uketick, O
Mays Q E
Murphy, Geo a
-atuok, G
Paine q "
free, john
rothero F
Shsffer, " @
Stourck, Vim
Taylor, Lorin o
Wilson, j l.
YoEke, Vim.
ohristobsl Vega
zz45F De Ser Maunel Ssuza
Fsno Milano Robles
Rafael Rniz Gusdlupe Nj Perez
Hendrig Mendoza Epafanio Lopez
DoImugoFernandezVi Felles
Andrea Eoriques Pedro Chabes
Leouedez Begs Margarita N Abril
Ramuds ARGUE Apolionio Algeria
F A Algeria.
Gall for advertised letters.
VIM. q. THOMAS, P. M.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30

}" tea is like cat weh her
trough and harsh.
kg's Best is like the cat with
heathed-gentle and smooth;
s~is there.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30
PINIA
Tucson Star:

PIMA.
Tucson Star:
The Minas Prietas nine in Sonora |
has passed into the possession OF the |
English owners at fabulous price.
Howell Hines. the manager and one of
the late owners, will still have charge
Of the works. Eight OF ten Englishmen
and others interested in the transaction
came up from the mine something
more than q week ago.
YAvAPIA
journal Miner
There WAS another heavy raiaEtorm
here on Saturday night, accompanied
by shunder and lightning. The con-
verter on the Prescott Electric Com
pany's electric light wire, in front of
Judge Ling's place ives burned out,
throwing about half dozen patrons Of
the company in darkness. a new CON
verter was put in yesterday. The
storm seemed to be of unusu4l heavy
force just sou bheest OF town, as the dry
wash just east OF town was a roaring
river. Large boulders were carried
along by the force of the waters, and
the roaring of the stream could be
heard down in the business part of
town
Mining Nesos:
The United Verde Copper company
have commenced the erection of ten
large, handsome cottages. Six will be
placed ION the hillside down town and
Giroux, one to take the place Of the one
occupied by Mr. Giroux and one the
place of the one now occupied by Mr..
Barton.
GRAHAM COUNTY.
Graham Guardian:
Last Monday morning about 4o'clock
the Stiffness OF Stafford was startled by
the report of pistol shot in the direc-
tiou of the residence OF VIM Kirtlund,
and shortly afterwards it was learned
that Phoens Tslley, sister of Mrs.
Kirtland, had been mistaken for a bur
glar by Mr.. Kirkland and shot in his
Own house. Drs Wish and Wightmau
were summoned as soon as possible and
did everything in their power for her.
Sympathetic friends aided the grief
stricken family and she was given the
tenderest nursing up TO the | ct, but
the wound seemed TO be fatal, and
about O'Clock p N. Wednesday, she
passed away. She is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Talley, OF Graham,
is about Is years of age, OF loving
disposition and was the idol OF she
family and favorite among her friends.
MoHAvE.
MohdUe Miner
A thousand tons of failing we're
washed far down into the valley from
the Ark mill by the food of few days
ego. Not vestige of the. big pit at
the mill remains. The tailiDgs were
valued at several Thousand dollars.
The storm that Swept over Klngman
Monday evening was the most terrific
ever witnessed by our Inhabitants.
The rain wes preceded by hurricane
of wind badly mixed with dust and
debris. The rain came in torrents that
ravines into madly rushing
~ During the progress of the rain
big as birds eggs fell Much
was done around town by the
III water.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30

From Tuesdays Daily.
The Tempe Creamery Company ice
machine is again in repair and is now
turning out product superior so any
thing a it's previous history or at least
since the machine wss put upin Tempe
Joe Shoaf went to Phoenix this morn
ing and returned with an experienced
waiter for the Office Cafe Shorty Say
lor who has been acting in that capacity
will return to mis- former home in Kan
sas about the first of the month
J. O. Goodwin and james McNaugh-
ton, JF., have returned from. their trip
to the Rsavis ranch jim, as usual.
had number of hair bresdth escapes,
yet miraoulousiy escaped It is all due
TO the Anti Lebor Union which beaet-
flied him some years Hgo end placed
him Il the calendar of Saints. There is
nothing Ike havioR q pull With tie
Fates aud nerve enough TO work it.
They were out sixteen days and divid
ing the aggregate rainfall by the aver
age precipitation and adding thereto
the humidity of their hides they esti-
mate sheb they were constantly reined
on FOR sl-ee weeks. Mr. McNaughton
was unborsed during the trip and his
saddle badly wfec ked.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30

l. l.. Sturgee Otey Lsonarda' genial
salesman, says ita beautiful baby
girl" and it's four days Ole, too He
gave out this Information when be
thought no one was present. n fact he
vs. talkicg - himself; SO it can be
readiN understood how be feels over it,
aad is eS2nsabie fer any bad break thai
be may m NE as th= is bis first exper-
ience ia thaSline.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30

The Board Of Supervisors Will meet
next Friday 10 sudie accounts.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30


of their informant. Il is hoped for the
sake of humanity that the conven ton
will do something today if OILY to relieve
their faithful constituency in Tempe
which is we'll nigh ennsTvated by this
extreme nervous tension.
From Mondays Daily.
The Fecsnt rains have spoiled some
bay but made great deal more.
Joe Petersen, of Goldfsld. is in town
bodey after supplies for that prosper
GUS camp.
The Indian arrested come deys ago
for asssulting young lady was this
morning bound over to await the action
Of the grand jury.
Rev. Tomlinson did not GO to Cali
sornia as reported IN this column last
week. His wife and daughter went
however and Mr.. Tomlinson will leave
10 the morning for s-few weeks vaca-
5ion in jerome, Arzona.
Mr. Charles Barton about sixty years
of age, died IN Mesa City yesterday
after two weeks illness. Mr.. Burton
was an old timer in the valley, having
come here about nineteen years ago in
company with Supervisor Wa. Kim
ball. He was engaged in contract
work at that time aud among the re-
naming monuments that recall the
memory of his earlier manhood may be
mentioned the store now occupied by
Goldman & Co of Phoenix which wss
first ereced by him for Miguel Perslta
q pioneer merchent. Mr.. Barton had &
large NUN Der of friends, especially 10
Msss, where he he's resided for several
years, VINO mourn the loss Of a good
citizen aod faithful friend. The flu
neral VIII take place today.
The Populist convention spoke Sat
urday afternoon and loosed the pent up
enthusiasm that has been generating IN
Tempe for week past. TIE Pops and
and Popucrets Denis and Demopope
Joined issues and cleaned out the fire
cracker shops. Frenohy, whose exuber-
snce Of spirit was positively uncon-
tFollable, had huge bonfire ell TO him
self though be invited the colder blood
ed to come and thaw up at his expense.
The liberal feeling Republicans who
tslS that il Tempe must retify she
ought to do it right, went down into
their weasel skins and Clipped in With
the Pops to raise enough for the band
which split the heavens asunder with
large melodious echoes at SO much a
split and drove away all the rain clouds,
settling she weather for the present.
A few middle of the road" boys were
sore and threatened to bolt to Nc
Kinley, but Bryau's newly amslRamet-
cd local constituency was joyous and
through the glimmering nists of the
future could discern the silver paved
streets of Tempe while white glisteuipR
dollars weighed down the poor mans
purse and the poor devils that had
1othing but golden eeglss in their
pocket SUNK away like guilty towards
or fear their money would be rejected |
at the bar. But this was only Saturday |
ligbt. The excitem ent is over aud |
.olG is egain at par.
from Tuesdays Daily.
The Tempe Creamery Company's ice
Machine is again in repair and is now
urnipg out q product superior so any
hing i it's previous history or at least
iuce the machine wss put upin Tempe
Joe Shoaf went to Phoenix this morn
nR and returned with an experienced
,aiter for the Office Cafe. Shorty Say
3r who has been acting in that capacity
Phoenix weekly herald., 1896-07-30
IN NAVAJO COUNTY.

uess they will be believed.
Birmingham state herald., 1896-08-01
BLAND AND lVEY
Withdraw From the Race as Nominees for Sheriff and Representative on the Pop
 ust Ticket in Perry County.

Marion Standard.
 To the Chairman and Members of Peo- ple'S Party Executive Committee of Perry County
 Gentlemen: Political events have for the last three months transpired that were not expected or looked for by popu- lists. Disintegration and reformation has been and is still going on in the two old parties, natural result of education pushed forward by the reform forces The forces of patriotism are rapidly be- ing marshalled under banners of truth and justice against monopolsstic greed and avarice for decisive battle of bal lots in the November election.
 We gratefully appreciate the honors conferred upon us by the brave men who for the past few years have had the cour- age of their honest convictions to place principles above party, and whom we be- lieve will again rise to that high place or pa triotic duty, as to subordinate personal ambition for the success of those just principles.
 We have also been opposed to fusion or cooperation with other party organi- cations holding antagon.stical views to our own, and knowing that all taVofS shown us by such organizations are actu- ated by expectancy of faVors to be re- turned, and realizing that we are naole to jeopardize our principles by such ac- tions, after serious meditation over the political events that are rapidly trans piring we have come to the conscientious conclusion not to sustain such course.
 We believe large majority of the re- formers of the white people of our county desire to work in conformity for the prn- ciples we advocate, and patriotism de- mands of us that we be not principals for contention and strife, for honors or spoilc among those holding the same political views. Only desiring that truth and jus raitrn in Old Perry. ana that peace. happiness and prosperity may re- turn to the masses of our beloved county and ever willing to do all in our power to advance the cause of humanity, we beg to withdrawn from the race as your nom- inees for sheriff and member Of the gen. eral assembly of Alabama,
 w. M. EILAND, ". F. IVEY.