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Evening star., 1898-02-11

From the Chicago Tribune.
The Ohio man who has discovered an
imitation of gold should apply to Senator'S
Lindsay, Chandler. Wolcott. ct al for finan-
cial backing. That Is just what they are
trying to find.
Evening star., 1898-02-11

SD AZ tomorrow for the Palais ROYALS 81 as
~S' Silk Umbreas-equal 10 most sold at
Sioo Prince of Wales handles for men Dres-
den, ivory and pearl handles for ladies' Some of
glace silk; some black silk, with plaid covers
Evening star., 1898-02-11

Senior de LONE is an easy subject for the
people who undertake to judge character
by handwriting.
Evening star., 1898-02-11

S1 nm instead of s1.is for Carriage Shades
Special prices for all the new arrivals
here up To $3.50 each
Evening star., 1898-02-11

On, to 81. .9S instead of 81 to 50 80 for Yokcs.
Wv Fronts and Bows of silks. delicate col
ors. trimmed with laces and ribbons in typically
French styles.
Evening star., 1898-02-11
Sunday Suits.

You can wear a latest London or
Paris style Tailor-made Cloth Cos
tune on Sunday, though you may
not have one when you read this.
@nO no ind $ls.75 for the Black and Navy
pHAsYO Cheviot Cloth Suits, with new-cut
SKIRT and correctly short jacket, which is silk
lined.
Evening star., 1898-02-11

8Sr pair fer the new French and Scotch Plaid
Stockings for ladies and children Note
the overpaid formed Of silk stripes
Evening star., 1898-02-11

nN for Mems zoe -Four hand ani Knot
~ Scarfs. =. And 13c for 25c Scarfs- on
spccial tables tomorrow door of q ST.
trance.
(See above for Ncils.)
Evening star., 1898-02-11

S1 .QS instead of ss.as yard because the I'M
porter has closed out his overstock
OF 2.ihch Accordion-plaited Chiffon. with silk
ana la'e bands Half yard will make bewitchin,:
dress front.
Evening star., 1898-02-11

1T would never do. You know, the odor
OF burnt feathers is uncomfortable and some
of the things written nowadays would be
sure to SINCE them
Evening star., 1898-02-11

pTe eYO Dress skirts. :. 81 .is for those in apron
efs.ct s, .s for these tucked in Dayadere style
Evening star., 1898-02-11
New ndkerchiefs.

Seventy-two different styles among
the recently received importation OF
25c Handkerchiefs.
90, tomorrow for these and all 25c Handker
ASS chiefs previously in stock. The special
price being less a consideration than the sterling
value and artistic beauty of the Handker
chiefs. See them.
Evening star., 1898-02-11

nO. pair for the ladies New PC Black Hose
in medium and light weights They are
extra long. with elastic rubber tops. The soles are
double, the heels are high sIliced.
Evening star., 1898-02-11
Busy.

Young Mr.. Enjee is quite statuesque,"
remarked one young woman.
Yes, was the answer. He strikes at
titu6o5 all the time he is awake. All he
does is - pose and repose"
Evening star., 1898-02-11
Sunday Hosiery.

The new Plaid and Fast Black
Stockings are here up to SI.5o
pair. Special tomorrow are:
Evening star., 1898-02-11
Sunday Hints.

Here are materials that can be
easily adjusted to a dress already
made, creating an appearance OF
Sunday-like newness.
Sh so instead of s24s yard for 27-inch vide
Silk NIusselaine, with velvet and lace
h'nds Half yard enough Cor IA dress front.
Evening star., 1898-02-11
Sunday Umbrellas.

An Umbrella or a Macintosh are
often needed. Seldom such an op-
portunity for advantageous buying
as nOW-tOmOrroW.
SA O2 for choice of Ladies' Sample Mackin-
toshes worth so TO Sl5 Silk lined
throughout, each perfect specimen of the man
tailors' art. Misses sizes for only $2.19.
Evening star., 1898-02-11

cR for the s25 Opera Capes of velvet and bro
apO cated silk with white swansdown trimming.
Only two of them-henee the greatly reduced
price.
Evening star., 1898-02-11
Winter Garments.

The few remaining winter Suits,
Wraps. etc, ought to go tomorrow
at such prices as these:
ca OR for the s1o9s Cloth Suits 69s for
NAaeAO the sI2 to SIS Salts. All this seal
sons latest winter styles.
Evening star., 1898-02-11
Underwear.

End-of-the-week prices for broken
lots of best Sunday garments.
M1c for choice Of Is styles Gowns. styles
U@S Skirts, 10 styles Corset Covers Drawers
and chemises, all French effects with superior
lace. embroidery and ribbon trimmings. s: to
$1sS values 62c for choice.
Evening star., 1898-02-11

DThese the latest of the fashionable ad-
jrncts TO a wOmans cosTmr. Palas Royal quo
tatiOns to lie considerably less than New York
prices
CO R6N for Plain c lor Moire S,shss; 81 .25 far
%OooO those of Black Satin: IS for the Baya
dere and Roman stripe Sash;s. They measure 81.
to yards.
EyThe fringe these Sashes is hand made
representing more than Il days labor OF expert.
Evening star., 1898-02-11

2 an s6.9S and 1915 fer Ladies' Jackets sold
sVOsV> heretofore at $3.50 to 500. 50 9S.
$4. .9S ard S6.9S for the Misses Jackets-in sizes
6 to Is years. Were IS to S15.
(See above for JeweIry.)
Evening star., 1898-02-11
Sunday Ribbons.

Wide sashes for the waist and
narrow widths for the neck are here
with the notable addition of hand
made fringe.
Evening star., 1898-02-11

The New '08 Shirt Waists.
e HE Paas Royal first with complete collection 1903 Wash
II Shirt Waists The grand exhibition be instructive
object lesson materials the designs coors the
fronts and collars The prices c S shall be
for the daywf special per Select the
fancy get onetenth deducted price marked
each
Evening star., 1898-02-11

40, to 3Se for the latest Purses-thosa o
uoS Chain in rolled gold, with monster jewel
forming the lock to the gate-like fastening.
Evening star., 1898-02-11
SHOOTING STARS.
A Reason,

Il wonder why people never use the old
fashioned quill pens any MORE said Willie
Wishing 2ton
Evening star., 1898-02-11

49, to $I.9S for the New Jeweled Belts rba
wv variety now here is larger. and better than
ever. those at 81 10 So being remarkably beautiful
and bargains at the prices. AS much may b,
said of the chatelaines To match
Evening star., 1898-02-11

O2<- to $3ss for the New Cameo. Enamel and
Jewel Belt Buckles. These are all BEST
iE'perted goods at just half jewelers. prices
Evening star., 1898-02-11

You mean those that are made from
feathers?' inquiI ed Miss Cayenne.
Evening star., 1898-02-11

02C and S1-39 for importers sample pieces of
Best French Jewely. made of sterling
silver and rolled in solid gold; with marvellous
imitation of precious stones. Brooches lace bins
hat pins, etc. Some form crowns and coronets
others In wreaths and sunbursts are resuf.ndeutIv
beautiful They are worth up 10 s. apiece In
two lots at 9se and 81 - for choice
Evening star., 1898-02-11
Sunday Jewelry.

Sole agents for "Shelline" and
Tortoise Brand" Jewelry-the only
imitation of zeal shell that will not
split or warp.
Dc dozen for the Hairpins TO 81 as each far
SOS Combs ard Bandeaux, with diamond set
tings. Wholesale quantities wildering VARIETY
Arizona republican., 1898-08-03

One of the errands of MT. Meen is to present the matter of Rsv. MT. Kinsoi- wings nomination to the house of bish- ops of the United States and secure confirmation of the action.
 The concordal is based upon that ba- tween the Episcopal communions in this country and Hayti, but provides that when there shall be three Brazil ian bishops the Protestant Episcopal church in Brazil shall become an in dependent body. Meanwhile il pro vides for temporary board of admin istration to be composed of four mem bers of the American house of bishops and the new bishop of Brazil, the same to have charge until such time as the church in Brazil may become self sus- taining and independent.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-03
CANADA'S RAKE-OFF.

San Francisco, Aug "A special to the Examiner from Dawson, July IT says: Within the last two months the Canadian government has taken from the Yukon miners more than $2,5O0,- 0OO. The cost of maintaining the mounted police in Dawson and the salaries of the district officials has been reported to the Canadian parlia- ment to be in the neighborhood of S400,000, leaving the net gain annually 10 the government of over $2,OOO OOO The largest individual amount that goes to make up this total is a royalty which has been conservatively esti- mated at $S00, GOO.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-03
DIVIDING THE SPOILS.
The Nebraska Populists Take the
 Lions Share

Lincoln, Neb, Aug. 2-Night caucusing and a conference failed tc clarify the political atmosphere in cident to the state fusion convention which meets this afternoon It de veloped emphatically today that the populists are masters of the situation which in all probability will be On a basis giving the lieutenant-governoI to the silver republicans The attor- ney-general win be turned over to the democrats and the balance of the state ticket will belong to the popu- lists.
 As to the head cf the ticket, Gov ernor Holcomb is frequently men, tloned as a possible candidate, but il is doubtful if he would accept with a knowledge of the populist opposition to a third term. The story starte connecting the name of William J Bryan with the gubernatorial nomina- tion, but was quickly pronounced ab- surd by delegates who claimed to be able to speak for Mir. Bryan.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-03

black, and this daring young man was asking for white hulk.
 Write r1e an official request to that effect" he said, after moments con- sideration.
 The request was written and S5nt. In the m an inc the commander had the ships surgeon keep 8 record Of tha temperature CT the ship. A w;ek went by; no word cane; tha hsas grax m-rs intense. and the men suffered. Then Commander Wilde wrote a private note asking why his official letter had received no reply.
 Back came supply of white paint, and a no,e, pithy and to the point.
 Here's your paint, but 1 shall not give you any instructions"
 It was the paint that the commander wanted; he could get on without the instructions. The pain, was applied to the ship as rapidly as possible; the temperature began to lower, and, when the work was done, there was a differ ence of seventeen degrees, while out side the weather remained just as op- pressively hot. The black paint ab- sorbed the heat, but the white reflected ! it. The Dolphin started on Q cruise. At every port she entered she was ad- mired, and the papers talked of "the white dove of peace" that was folding her wings in the harbor and every body fiocked to see the beautiful ship. One night the Dolphin came into Frenchman's bay, off Bar Harbor. The secretary of the navy-then William c. Whitney-was staying at Bar liar Dor, and Commander Wilde expected his censure. The secretary came on boarA. but had nothing but words of praise for the appearance of the boat, and, when Commander Wilde told him why the boat was white instead of black, recOunted the suffering of the crew and his concern for thelr comfort and health. and showed him the sur geon's report, the secretary said: You have done right. From this time on all the warships shall be painted white. Mail and Express.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-03
A WIRE STRIKE.

Cleveland, O., Aug "A strike was formally declared on today by the fed erated wire tradss at the works of the H. P. Nail Co.,, and the American Wire company, both of which are now under the control of the recently formed wire and nail trust. The s.r.ke, when the rod mill and yard men of the American company join it, will throw about 2,100 out of employment, 900 from the H. P. company and 1900 from the American works. The strik- CTS decided not to pay any attention to the old consolidated or Baackes mill, which is also controlled by the trust and where the men are all working The cause of the sIrike is an alleged general cut of 33 12, per cent in wages and threatened cut of 20 per cent more.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-03
MISREPRESENTED.
Regiment Called Back in Resp 0nse to
 Indiana Influence.

Washington, Aug. 2.-The war de- partment officials declare most posi- lively that Col. Culver of the Fifth Illinois volunteer regiment at Chick amauga, is an innocent victim of mis- representation. It is reported from Chickamauga that because this regi- ment was turned back from the Porto Rican expedition many men had de serted, the morale of the regiment had been destroyed, and the failure to- se- cure active service had been charged up to the secret efforts of Col. Culver to keep it from going 60 the front.
 It is said at the department that as a matter of fact the colonel has done all in his power to meet the demands of the regiment in that respect, but he has been a victim of circumstances over which he had no control. After the Fifth Illinois had been ordered to Porto Rico a delegation of Indiana people waited On the president and pointed to the fact that, although there were three Indiana regiments fully equipped and ready for service non had been ordered to the front Now it happf ned that of three Illinois regiments available two had been sent forward in advance of the Fifth, SC the department felt obliged, in order to avoid charge of discrimination to substitute one of the Indiana regi ments for this particular Illinois regi- ment, but with this ordsr Col Culver had absolutely nothing to do, and, 1T fact, did not even know that it was in contemplation.
 Quincy, H., Aug 2.-Congressmar Marsh, answering the protest wired him, has wired that Secretary Algel has promised that the wrong dcne tn; Fifth regiment in returning it to camI to favor an Indiana regiment would be righted.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-03
s25.s5-sEA SIDE.

And return via the cool and scenic s. F.. P. & F. route every Thursday at 9:30 p. m., city time. Get tickets good returning until October 15, with stopover at pleasure west of Barstow. Why not secure tickets to San Diego and return; then stop off at the differ ent coast resorts along the way? Let us assist you in planning your trip. Office. fl West Washington street. Information cheerfully given.
 E. w. GILLETT, General Agent.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-03
FAVOR EXTENSION.
Oregon Chamber of Commerce Want:
 Philippines Held.

Portland, Ore, Aug 2-The Port land chamber of commerce today adopted resolutions regarding the Philippines, declaring:
 That we believe that any other course than the retention of these is lands will be construed as a surrender 10 the menaces of foreign powers; that we unhesitatingly demand the reten- ton of these islands; that the com merce of Oregon may be shared in by our people without dictation from any European power whatsoever"
Arizona republican., 1898-08-03
DEMOCRATS OF ALABAMA.

Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 2.-Joseph F. Johnson, democrat, has been re- elected governor of Alabama. Un- official returns from sixty counties in dicate a democratic majority for the state ticket of 55,000. Indications are that the populists have carried no, exceeding six counties for their s-ate ticket. The legislature will consist of ninety democrats out of a total of 100. The populists elected two sen atCTS.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-03
SELF PRESERVING SAILORS.

New York, Aug. 2.-The steamship Westerland arrived today and those oD board report that when sixty miles eff Sable island and within about one mile Of the spot where the La Bour- gogne went down on July 1, the bed ies of thirty-six men and two women were sesn floating in the water. It was significant fact that almost all the bodies of the men fioating with life belts on were sailors. The pas sengers seemed to have no life bets aud therefore sank.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-03
REV. JOHN N. MEN.
Representativ From Brazil to the
 American House of Bishops

New York, Aug. 2.-Rev. John M.
 Meen has arrived in this city from Bra gil. He comes as the representative of the Protestant Episcopal church in the United States of Brazil to the Ameri- can house of bishops, empowered to sign a concordal between the Episco- pal unions in the two countries. In a convention held recently in Puerto AL egro, a nomination was made of a bishop of Rio Gianue do Sul. or per haps of Brazil, the title not having yet been decided. The nominee was Rev. Lucien Lee Kinsolvins, a missionary to Brazil and brother of Rev. A. B. Kinsolving of Christ church of Brook lyn and of Bishop Kinsolving of Texas.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-03
Great Cut Price Clothing Sa'e....

Positively the las- roundup Of
 mems and boys light and medium weight suits. After one weeks CLEARANCE sale we find many more light and medium weight suits than desirable at this season. It's an old and established rule with us not to carry over a single garment, and we will HOLD A GREAT FINAL CUT CLEARANCE SALE and enable ev- cry bargain seeker to purchase Q stylish all wool suit at a price less than the actual cost of manufactu e.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-03
A LOOKED FOR OFFICIAL.

Washington, Aug 2-An effort will be made by the war department to as certain the official at General Shaf- ter's headquarters responsible for dis patching transports loaded with sol siers alleged to be unfit for the work to which they were put. With this in view, Surgeon-General Sternberg has sent dispatch of inquiry to Major Hartford, chief surgeon of Shafter's army.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-03
PITTSBURG COAL STRIKE.

Pittsburg, Pa., Aug. Eff the coal operators in the Pittsburg district conform to the terms of the Chicago agreement by August 10, 5000 miners will be ordered to strike. This was the decision of the convention of United Miners of this district now in session A series of strikes will be inaugurated in the Youghiogeny districts.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-03
...lN OUR... HAT DEPARTMENT

You can get more for your money than ever. Straw and hot weather hats are down lower than you ever knew them to be. The bottom has dropped clear out of former prices Straw and summer hats at 5c to 75c. These great sacrifice prices on hats will be continued until every hat is sold Call and convince yourself.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-03
Summer Goods Clearance Sale
GRAND CLEARANCE SALE on Mems Furnishing Goods

UII NIVH , uI HISIIuX UUUuS Mems balbriggan shirts, worth
 1oc-.-- LUG Mems Ba1briggan shirts and draw
 CTS, all colors, good value for
 fVc... .Z0c Mems Balbriggan shirts and draw
 CTS, high grade, cheap at soc,
 for. .. . - - 35e Mems fine Percale and Madras
 shirts, laundered collars and
 cuffs, regular 75c value, at .. 35c Mems cheviot working shirts. =. .15c Mems handkerchiefs, plain white and colored, for. ..... ......... Sc Mems leather belts, regular soc kind, for ..... ..... ........2 .25c
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-02-01
PlTH AND POINT.

"A Liquid Paradox.-"Any soft
drinks? "Only hard cider."-C,eye-,
land Plain Dealer.
Wanted to Know.-Pastor- "Come
out to church tomorrow. feel sure
you will enjoy the Sermon Friend-a- =
''Who is going to preach?' '-Harlem
Life.
Coal Operator (despondently)-"I
wish a way could be found to relieve
the ,glut in the coal market" Con-
sumner (confdentially)-*tTen the deal
ers to give better wei ght."- Y. Week.
ly. :
Another Clever Woman.-"My wife:
can tell what time it is in the middle of
the night when it is pitch dark ''How
does she do it?" 'sShe makes me get.
up and look at the clock Chicago
Record.
Willing to Try.-Rapturous Youth
-"Darling, my salary is $40 week. Do
you think you could live on that?'' His
Affianced-"Why, yes, George, cam
get along on that. But what'n You live
on?"-Chicago Tribune.
Self-Possession.- Bingham 'sBon-
ner is so aggraSatingly self-possessed.'
Rawlins-"Yes. He could wear o.
checked golf suit at wedding and car
ry himself as though the groom was a.
mere caddy."- Philadelphia North
American.
More Wonderful-Afr. Gaswell-
can eastern astronomer says he has dis
covered two groups of spots on the
SUM- Mr.. Gasbill-':I wish he would
come to Pittsburgh and make an effort
to discover the sun itself''- Pittsburgh
Chronicle-Telegraph.
Easily Done.-Of course he thought
he knew it all. \ man always does
''When it comes to the art of managing
servants,' he began. cts very easily
done,' she interrupted. ooh, you add
nit it, do you?" he asked. II co." she
said. Its like managing children. All
that is necessary is to let them have
their own way.'IChicago Evening
Post
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-02-01
THE GOLD STANDARD.
Its Advocates Gather in Large NUM-
bers In INDIANAPOLIS.

~SAo IL
Indianapolis. Ind, Jan. &c. - Four
hundred delegates were present at the
Grand opera house yesterday when
Chairman Hanna, Of the executive COM
mlttee' called the monetary convention
TO order. Two governors-Gov. Mount,
OF Indiana, and Gov. Shaw, of Iowa
were the speakers. Gov. Mount deliv-
cred the speech of welcome and Gov.
Shaw spoke for more than an hour on
the gold standard and the retirement of
the greenbacks. He spoke to an audi
ence OF substantial business men who
thoroughly appreciated his argument
for an elastic currency based upon com
mercial assets.
indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 81. - The
monetary convention finished it's work
yesterday and adjourned after adopt
ing the following resolutions:
Il: To remove. at once and forever. all
douot as to what the standard of value IN
the united States is and is to be.
z. 10 establish the credit Of the United
States at the highest point among the ma
tons Of the world.
"3. TO eliminate from orr currency svs.
tenn those features which reason and ex-
perience show to be elements of weakness
and danger.
-. TO provide paper currency con-
vertlole into gold and equal to it in value at
all times and places. In which. with a vol
nme adequate to the general and usual
needs OF business, there shall be combined
quality of growth and elasticity through
which 1t will adjust itself automatically
and promptly to all variations of demand
! whether sudden or gradual and which
shall distribute itself throughout the coun-
try as the wants OF different sections may
require.
% 10 so utilize the existing silver dollars
as to maintain their parity with gold with
out imposing undue burdens upon the treas
ury.
&c. To avoid any injurious contraction of
the currency.
T. To avoid the issue Of interest-b bearing
bonds. except in case of unlocked for
emergency; but to confer the power to
issue bonds when necessary for the preser-
walton OF the credit Of the government
g. TO accomplish these ends by a plan
which would lead from our present con-
fused and uncertain situation by gradual
and progressive steps, without shock or
violent change, to a monetary system
which will be thoroughly safe and good, and
capable Of growth to any extent that the
country may require"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-02-01
Execution of MOshik.

Gov. Clough has signed the warrant
for the execution of John Moshiiz, now
at the Hennepin county Jail, convicted
of the murder Of John Lemke.
The warrant to the sheriff of Henne-
pin county is that he carry out the
death sentence March is. The laws of
the state of Minnesota provide that
the hanging must take place between
midnight and 5 o'clock in the morning,
and the number of persons allowed to
be in attendance is limited