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Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

SENATOR STEWART, of Neveds, the boss billy goat of the free silver crszs. and who knew what be WAS ticking about several years before the great majority Of free silver statesmen ever heard of the question, b se been redeem 4d. He gets down from his free silver perch like a man and esys:
 "I should nos be surprised to see sil- yer sell for 25 cents and wheat ss high IS dollar There is nothing in tslk- ing silver ct the present time, and my advice to my friends in the west is to fall in line with the forces of prosperity ,nd progress, and receive their due share of the reward"
 Senator Jones, his colleague, ezpres ses like sentiments very emphetically, and yet they are the fathers of the free silver movement. IL is manly man who acknowledges his errors though be has pursued than faithfully for years, 4nd it ie more than an ordinsry man who can see the errors Of his ways after they have thus become a part of him .. Will our free silver cotemP. | the ave nue just take the situation into consi- iteration slightly and turn over that old Tom bstone eilver story, which has DO issm of fact in i'. few times more in 5roubls Of teIlirg to sn intelligent pub lie that knows n deDegoEue when it sees, or hears him.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

PRINCE HENRI and Count Turin have satisfied their respective hard feelings. Henri got punched in the belly by a duelling sword and tte skin was broken while Tourin had the back of his hand scratched by the same. The wounded honor of two nations seems 10 be sssie- fed, roy al blood has been spilled. "What fools these mortels bel"
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

There is 8 time to stop shouting poll itics, and that is when there are nc politics in the country. The people get weary of politics during campaigns and are glod when such contests are ended Gazette.
 Now if the Gazette will just carry out itedocsrine and shut of it's little tin god Bryen 1t will do the country real ser vice. But 1t won't.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

HIN A BLACK, of Tucson, member of the Board of Equslizstion from Pims county, ie one of the keenest, most per eietept business msn in the Territory and if ha pats the energy and shrewd ness into his ofiicial office now held that he does into bis business the Territory nsed nos feel copcsrned fer it's effairs with which te hHs to dc. As to poli- tcs be hee foneht 8 sood fight nDder the banner Of the R=pu biican panty end couldn't be et ythiug less than Repub- liean, # be ttIed.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

ON President McKin ley'e invitation
 Hon. and Mrs. Whitelew Reid visited him at his summer quarters last weeh and the local tslegraphic.feportie is as fol lows:
 The noon train from New York brought here Whitlaw Reid and Mrs. Reid, who had come here in response to an invitation from the President and his wife to make them visit. MT. Rsid early in the afternoon, in company with Mrs. Reid, visited President Mo- Kinley and Mrs. Mckinley in their rooms, and passed most of the afternoon in their company. Later ia the after noon President Mckinley ordered his carriage, and in company with Mrs. Mckinley and MP. and Mrs. Reid ss his guests, enjoyed ride in the beautiful country about the Hotel Ohamplsin. This evenisg President Mckinley gave his first state dinner in tue hotel. He had as his guests Vice President Ho- bart and Mrs. Hobart, General Russell A. Alger. the Secretary of War, and Mrs. Alger, Whitelsw Reid and Mrs. R aid and J. Addison Porter, secretary to the President and Mrs. Porter."
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THE Salt River Valley will have rates over the $. F. P. & P. that will enable us to ship our products to any market that can be reached by California. We understand that arrangements have sl ready been partially entered into with connecting liEee.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19
A Household Necessity.

Cssoaress Candy Cethertic, the most wonderful medical discovery of the age, pleasant and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the snsire system, dispel colds, cure headache, fever, habi- tual constipation and biliousness. Please buy and try box of c. c. O. to- day; 10, %, 50 oents. Sold and guran teed to cure by all druggists.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19
The Game Law.

To the many sportsmen who nave found the text Of the game law passed by the last Legislature confusing, the following summary of its principal features may prove interesting: - @5 The following games may be killed during the season shown for each:
 Antelope, buck, Aug l to Dec 15
 Graut, Oct 1 50 April l.
 Deer, buck, Aug ? to Dso l5.
 Doves, June 1 to March l.
 Duck, Oct l to April 1.
 Geese, Oct to April l.
 Grouse, Oct b to March l.
 Partridge, Ocs 15 to March l.
 Quail '' " |"
 Rail |"
 Turkey '' {"
 Bucks. for camp OF domestic pur- poses, Aug to Feb l.
 The killing of the following game is ensirely prohibited:
 Antelope, female; bobwhite, camel. deer, female; doe, elk, fawn. spotted; mountain goat, mouotaiu sbeep, pheas- ans, prairie chicken.
 The killing of ell birds named is pro- hlbited unless the carcass be used or sold for food.
 The tsking or destroying of the eggs of any Of the birds named is entirely prohi btsed.
 The trapping of partridge, quail or grouse ie entirely rrohi bited.
 The Sale Of siI game Is prohibited out of its ssasop.
 The saie of the hide or mess of the following game is entirely prohibited: Antelope, deer. elk, mountain goat, mountain sheep and turkey Star.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19
This Ts Yorr Opportunity.

On receipt of fen cents, cash or stamps, a generous sample will be mailed of the most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure (Ely's Cream Balm sufficient to demon strate the great merit q tiia remedy.
 EI1Z BROTHERS,
 56 Warren s., E'ow York City. Rev. Jolln Reid, Jr. Of Great Falls, Mont, recommended I.!y's Cream Balm to me. I can emphasize his statement, It is posi- tive cure for catarrh if used as directed. ."- Rev. Fran cis ". Poole. Pastor Central Pres Church, Helena, Mont.
 ~ Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for catarrh and contains no mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, 50 cents-
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

BRYAN unlike Stewart and Jones don't know enough to stop talking when his subjsct has ceased 60 be matter of consideration among the people. The trouble is when the subjsct is done MF. Bryan is done.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THE Board of Equalization is finish iog up it's work today. A correction in the work done yesterday was made to- day in raising the rate of Normal School tax to that provided lses winter. viz, three cents on she $10O.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

Ex- SECRETARY OF STATE, John W. Foster, who has returned from his diplo msti5 trip to Europe in behalf of the seal fsheriee, expresses himself as be- ing entirely satisfied with the result of his trip-a conference in Washington next October, between representatives of this country, Eoglsnd, Russia and Japan.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

SILVER has resched the lowest point Preston of the U. s. Mint says that it is to go still lower. This fall, he gays, is simply the lack of demand by the world for silver ss money metal.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

IT looks ss though more thousands of gold were going into the Kiondyke country than are coming out. A com psny has gone to Dawson City with complete electric light and power ,ot6t
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THE point of the Gazette's explena. tion of It's politicsl status seems to be that it is Democratic when there is 8 Democratic administration and Repub- licen when there is @ Repu blican sd- ministration. That's convenient. The explanation Is what the people wanted to hear.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THE revival of business in the east is rapidly gaining volume and it's effects are extending into the west in a very positive manner. Money is growing more plentiful in the west and agents of financial institutions are receiving orders to again loan money on real es- tate. The signs of the times are pro- pitious
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THE north pole is in such danger of being discovered that attention has been turned to the south pole for which no one has ever yet made serious search. An expedition left Antwerp on Sunday lsst for the south pole.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19
pHGN1x, MAR1ooPA COUNTY. ARIzoNN

SENATOR MORGAN, the best informed man on Hawaii In the Senate is going to the islands to pick up pointers. He says the annexatio act will psss, that there is no ground on which to build an opposition. The Senator Is one of the strongest friends of Hawaiian an nexation.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THE feIlow who wae to fly of Pike'e Peak to Colorado Springs seems to have skipped and left his machine up there to do the act all by itself. He is not quite so big a fool as be appeared to be.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

ARIZONA will be shipping hay into California oue CT these days. The price of hay has advanced to S16 per ton in San Francisco and is likely to go to $50 It has turned out that the hay crop in that state Is very short and there is little to be had.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

STEPHEN J. FIELDI Assoclste 0usbFo~ Of the Uaited States Supreme Court, yesterday completed 34 years, , months and days of service, one dsy more than the record of Chief Justice Marshal who to this sine had She longest record in the history of the United States Su- pFeme Court.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

PEOPLE who ars coming in from the east report thas "Brysn and his doe trines are not in it" Ths advanced agent of prosperity has got iu his work and calamity shriekers ere up stump away up, too.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THE man is hsppiess who makes the most of what he is and what he has, without worrying. himself or other people about what he might be and might have done. Those words might have done" are es we'll to lay aside for VerY occasional use.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

TEE fastest railroad train in the world now operates between PhilsdeI- phia and Atlantic City, 551s miles, which it makes in 48 minutes OF at the rate of 69 35 miles per minute.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THE report now comes that Senators Stewart and Jones eay they ''never said it." So much She worst for them, if that be tgue.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THE farmers Of the country are evi- dently utilizing their first earnings under Mckinley prosperity in payment of theiF- debts The Chicago Tinle- Herald b ss recsntly made careful cen vass of certsin States in the upper Mississippi Valley, and reports many millions of dollars in farm mortgages being paid off with the money received for increased prices of farm products.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

FREIGHT from New York by way of Galveston is about ae low ss from San Francisco. Phoenix will soon De buy ing in Nav York largely, foP this market
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

IN ordsr to keep Up the prios of wheat the farmers should taks the tip of ex- tending the area of barley and going into beet culture.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

IT is estimated that 75,OOO Union Veterans will attend the G A. R. En- oampment at Buffalo, N5w York, which opens there on Monday of next week.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THE Bryan dollar, which in the last campaign was worth 53 cents, is now worth 4219 cents. At that rate it will be worth about 10 cents in 1900. But then a man who could calmly arg ue that the people ought to make and talk @ a dollar with only 53 cents worth of metal in it can just as well argue for one with 10 cents' worth of metal in it.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

WHAT has free trade done for the far mers of England? Wiped them ous. The free trade policy in America would have the same tendency.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

FUSION which fuses votes only and gives all the offices to the Democrats is no longer popular wi'b 'he popoliste.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THE Gardiner family of this oity esem to be having some domss5io if srences in Los Angeles
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THERE are many indications that Sec- retsry Sherman will retire from ms present position ere long.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THESE are dog days" wheo people howl, in this latitude.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THE middle or Gepsem bar viii ees our pressnt climatic trouble some " hst modified.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THERE is no room in theae prosperous timee fog calamity bowlsrs.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

ONE firm of our farmers in the valley have been feeding not less than oar load of watermelons per day to She hogs and this has been going on for about fifty days. Is is pretty expensive feed but better than allowing them to rot, and they cannot at present be got out to markets where they would be used
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THE bite of the Jersey hum ming bird is said to bs peculiarly poisonous this year, in fact dangerously so. Hssn's Tillmen or Jones bseu watering along
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THE free ard unlimited silver proposi- tion is 6 dead issue.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

HoN. E A. CUTTER, of Graham county, now meuber from that portion of she Territory OF tho Board of Equal izatoD, is one of the long time pillars of Rapablicsnism in his conoty and iu the Territory. For msny years he lead the forlorn hope of the party in his county till now the brunt of the fight is over and whe1ever the roll is called Graham reeporGs with 8 best Of Rspu blicsDe, for which be Is responsible.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

As though Mexico were not already sufficiently punished Bryan IS going to Mexico to deliver fires silver spec ches in October. By that time Mexico will be in state of mind suggestive of the mschesn for such as be. The change from silver to s gold basis must coms soon in Mexico or her business men will be bankrupt, end this change IS what Bryan hopes to prevent. It would be the straw to break the free silver camel in twain
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

OUR ASSOCIATE PRESS despatches to- day from Washington indicate that State of Arizona. They announce that President Mckinley in favorsbly disposed toward US and that both AFi- zona and New Mexico have cause to feel
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19
Normal School.

The new beard of Normal Sehoo
 Trustees met and organized this after. noon by eleo5ing Territorial Treasurer O. W. Johnstone Chairman of the Board aud James McOlintook, Secretary; the Board now consists of the sbova named aud A. P. Shevman Of Mesa. H Zack of Tempe, and Lee Grey ot Phoe- aix. No other busine5s was done though Q casual sxsmination o; the iffsirs Of the school showed that shere is much business to to be attended to and which will occupy the attention of the Bagrd from time to time.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

SINCE coming into office Gov. Ma Cord has discovered that no appro- prietion has been by made either of the last two Legislatures for the payment of the Asylum bonds which have been coming due to the amount of BIO, ,O00 per year for swo OF three years past previous to 1897. The interest has been paid up and the holders of the bonds which have been funded have made no demand for tbeiF their pay nent but portion of them are due and appropriations for their payment should have been made and the bonds taken up. As the thing now stands nothing can be done t,ll the Legislature meets again eig teen months hence.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THE striking miners in Psnpsylvania will gain DO sympathy and bring or themselves the contempt of the pu blic by the. outrageous methods to which they resort to keep honest men from working and to destroy those they think are opposed to them. The word comes that they have Eesorted to poisoning men opposed to them. Such cowardly outrage demends that the State should at once take hand in the matter
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

SOME of the Kiondyksrs who have got as far north as Dyes have got all they weDt of it cad are selling theiF outfits and returning to civilization. There Is nothing like few feet of snow, an iceberg OF two and everlasting lone Illness ard nothipgnees to bring man to hie senses. More than that the transportation company refuses to bring out "bueted" men who rush in on nosh- ing. Those who have taken freight in report that It costs ten dollars ton to have it lis htered from the vessel to the shore ss there is no wharf to which an ocean steamer can get within mile and half The glitter of the gold fails to dgzzle on tho face of such obstacles.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19
5he Markets

NEW YORK. Aug. 17.-Silver cer6iti- oates 55 e 5515; bar silver 548s; M,sxi- i5sn dollars, fl 3f.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

THE Maryland Democrats seem to be trying to get onto Republican plat toFm. The chief feature of their rs~ cent platform is their delighs that "President Mckinley and Republican Congress have urged upon the European powers, through the medium of duly appointed commission, the necessity of an international conference to arrange the terms of 8 bimetallic system ;" Since shis is precisely what the Rspub licsn platform of last year pledged the party to do. would it not be just ss well for the Maryland Democracy to fall in line end join the Republican party at once?
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

IT is reported that the reply of Sec retary Sherman to she lest Japanese protest against the annexation of He- vail will 5e brief by comparison with the long letters that have gone before, but will e,concilistory in tone. This is accounted for by the fact that the State Department has taken Dote of she published utterences of eminent Japanese statesmen, which, while un- official, are still of redou bted authenti- city, sll going to show that Japan has herself no designs upon the islands, but eeeks only to conserve her tresty rights. However, the basic tone of the note on this point will be the declaration by Secretary Foster, when he submitted to President Harrison the original treaty of annexation in 1893 which failed, owing mainly to the immediate change Of administration. This statement WIS that according to recognized principle of intefDation lew, lhe obligations of treaties, even wbeD scme of tbs stipulations gre in terms perpetual, expire when either of the con trsotiDg parties loses it's exis: ance es sn independent state. The foreign treaties of the Hawiian Islands, therefore ter irinate upon annexation, with She com petenee of the government thereof to hold diplomatic relations. This argu- nent is to maet the Japanese objection hat they viii, by ennexstiop, lose cef tain privileges for Jnpsnese subjects, which they now enjoy under the treaty with Hewsii
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

CHARLIE Shortridge late of the San Francisco Call seems to have lost his grip ss newspaper publisher and his place as msnageripg editor of the "Cell' has been made vacant and Ed Leeke step in. Charlie made 6 success of the San Jose Mercury but tue "Oell was too much for him, OF rather the politics of the thing carried him and his brother Sam off their feet. Ed Lsek @ formerly of the Dsvisvill Tribune is one of the most efficient editors of Cslifor- niB, from the fact that he com pines business. sense with conservatism and ia not of that build that owns the sarth and the fowls of the air and fishes in the seq thereof on intimatic that success may smile.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-08-19

the coaet somewhere?
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-02-11
A GENTLEMAN saw the follov,n,

A GENTLEMAN saw the following ad-
vertisement in a paper: 1.-THE Road to
Wealth. Send IL stamps to-" The
gentleman sent 10 stamps and in re.
turn for his outlay received minute in.
structions how to get to the Bank of
England frem any part Of London.
PIERRE LOTT has appealed through
the French press for funds to equip .
number ct hospital ships upon the
coast OF Iceland, to which Fishermen
may be taken for treatment when ILL.,.
The author has made a special study
OF the needs Of the Iceland fishermen
and has depicted their condition in one
of his novels. = . h ..5S 4
The organ Of sight is more highly
developed In birds than in any other
animals. British naturalists declare
that the kestre is possessed 81 such
wonderful powers 81 sight that It is
able TO see q mouse when it is itself ct
such . height in the air that e Il in
visible 70 the naked human eve. 3lsG
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-02-11
Why It Failc6.
"Our. ballot scheme at I

"Our ballot scheme at the club.
wasn't q success" she said. : 81 ss.s8
Couldn't be honest about it, I sup
pose" he; suggested. LET your per-
sonal feelings influence your judy
ment.,:' 4s<4 fg5,-- ~ S.
Not at ALL" she replied. I'VE wern
too honest, If anything. There, were.
lots of us ready to concede that others.
were better dressed than we were, and
when we balloted for the brainiest
women there were some who never got
a vote. The same was true when we
awarded the prize to the most beautiful;
but when it came to selecting the one.
who was the most attractive, speaking
generally, we had to give it up. Theirs
was just one vote apiece all round when
the ballots were counted. There arc
fome concessions that no woman will
make. Detso Dit Free Press.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-02-11
PlTH AND POINT I.

Paterfamilias (walking the fooqI
with son and heir = # Babies. tlheY say,
are such helpless things! But what do
they think Of me? Talk about helpless
ness! -" Boston Transcript.
After the Amateur Performance.
She-'sWasn't she natural in the Sleep
ing scene?" Her Husband very. She
couldn't have been more natural unless
she snored. . Brooklyn Life. 83.5 .s#s
Briggs "Simmerson, the inventor,
says his wife doesn't even know what
business he is in" Griggs- ''Why has
he concealed it from her?" He is
afraid she might get the impression
that he could do odd jobs around the
house. Life. 49, ~
They threw the broad mantle Of
charity over her. ''This is too much"
she faltered. There had been great
changes in the modes since the mantle
OF charity was made, and there was in
deed more of it than was absolutely nee
essary.-Detroit Journal. s@s
-Shopkeeper-:s what can show you,
s;r?' Absent-minded Professor-ssI
want-let me see, what do want? Dear
ME! Ican't for the life of me remember
what it is. We'll, we'll, it doesn't mat
ter; give me the nearest thing you have
to it.'-Tit-Bits.
Miss McFlirter-''No, captain, you.
have not been on every sea; you
know you haven t ventured on the sea Of
matri1nony." Capt. Bachelor That's
SO, but you must remember that mat
rimony's the high sea for which no COM
pass has been invented -Brooklyn'
Life.
Very Stout Lady watching the lions
fed)-" Pears to me, mister, that amt
very big piece O. meat for sech an ami
NAL" Attendant with the most stu
pendous show of politeness)-"I s'pose
it does seem like little meat to you,
ma'am, but it's enough for the lion. -
Household Words. III
WHO calls me blind old beggar
asked the aged mendicant. 'Heed them
not, Homer said one Of the bystand-
crs. 'They are merely thoughtless
schoolboys.' '"Then will be revenged
on the whole race of schoolboys!" re-
torted Homer, trembling with rage.
And cropping his way to the nearest
typewriter, he dictated the niad.-Chi-
cage Tribune. ).