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The times., 1898-01-29
rTArpvnvANr

PROF. t. TURNER, the famous cIairyoy
ant and spirit medium, Is permanently
located at 80 Ninth street northwest; look
Tor large al. In Tuesday evening and We'd
nesday morning Times. ja25-6t ,em
THOUSAND TO ONE IL isn't 50, YOU say;
wen prove that we are selling elegant
cunoui-mede Suits and Overcoats "iuSt
little worn,' at figures nowhere else an
ID st. NV. ia21-7t-eIn
SPIRITUAL ZoIler, medium.
ll02 N. Y ave-, l1th and / nw.; cir
cles Tuesday and Friday evenings; in
teryiews daily; sunday evening meetings,
Typogra phical Hall, 425 @ ST. NV.
ia
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FOR RENT-A pleasantly located 2d-floor
front room, with board, TO two persons;
terms, S3S per month: to one, S22 for
The winter. COB Mass. ave. NV. ja26-6t
FOR RENT-Back parlor, with ha II room
useof piano, 80. 1T20StfI NV. ja2o item
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FOR SALE Show case, 4 feet oval face,
oak frame, at the ALLANHATUALA
WATER AGENCY, 1913 Pa. ave. NV.
IL 9a-3E
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LADY with tact and energy to travel for
old established firm; permanent; $40 Upr
month aHd expenses. T., this office.
Jal5-St-Sat sun
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The "3 Days" Cure

uor mem leads all remedies In this city:
prompt and permanent cure or no charge;
consultation free. DIR. NICK kEEHAN, ZIG
18th st. NV. Office hours. 10 a. IN. To
p. m, o to 3 y. m; SUNDAY, 2 TO Il D. IN.
ja26-1 mo
a BUSINESS man; middle-a ged would
like TO form tile acquaintance OF lady,
miss, or widow, WHO could assist him finan-
cially; object Inatrimony. Address HON
EST, this office. ia25-1t EN-
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FOR RENT-Great bargain-1I47 LIST ST.
N.Y. rooms only $3.50. W. C.
DJVALL, 525 r St In oy-3t
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FOR RENT -S21 18th st. NV, nicely fur.
front room; I'd floor; ST. per month; to
gentleman. Ja2S-3t,em
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

.
FOR SALE-3-chair barber shop; good
paying business; good location; rooms
the city. 723 6th st Sc ia29-3t
HOTEL AND BAR, Centrally located for
Transient Trade; OWNER iucapa citated by
sickness: a6s. genuine sacrifice. DUNLAP,
soo ST. ja29-3t
FOR RENT Roonng house; / 2 completely
furnished rooms, all occupied excellent
location; small investment required. Dun
'-Ar' so6 ST. 1a29-3t
fOR YRS "a l.L-stock and fixtures of jewelry
p" aeSaes, JeNelry, etc. 433 9th st. NV.
FOR SALE-G Grocery, provision cIpar an5
ooh'ectionefy business; located on prom
,ne4t biIha3 corner and thickly populated neigh
other business the cause for selling, Fnp
office. - Ia y y : o. :; ~ = s otitS
MORNING OR EVENING TIMES given to
f, I IPuiGhaserS II OF cigars at THE OLD RE
81 81 a nlL hLE GEAR STORE, 18Th and G
~, !" Ja2S-3t
$50 to $40 rent $40 ca ca sh par,y rcsiser satss
nIn flne IL Mffxtures; central. BUsIN Ess EX-
CHANGE, Atlantic Building. ja2s-3t
FOR SALE--Cigar store; IA. ave. NV;
,a rent @ redu:e price only S325: splendid
bargain: D.2NLAPs 9o6 F st.nw. ja2s-3t
receipts s5 to ' So daily ally GeST Tent SSspo; Sl
bGsa5SESs II, ENCHA NGE, Atlantic Bldg.
ia 2o-3t
WANTED Gentleman with $500 cash as
pdttner IN manufacturing and selling
o, very useful machines. Address offers
Inv ENToR. this office. ja2S,3t
foR SALE. first-class investment: store
ahd dwelling; Z roous; a. 1u l.. large
stable; lot 22.6x117 soft. rear and oft.
side alley; under lease for S25 per mo. net;
IL H.,
frame, with front porch; No. Al Harrison
ST., anaeostla, IN. H.; lot 4SXf30: price
sl .60o: Z. I. 9oDER, 615 Z st. NV
FOX SAsLE-Einployment agency; estab-
price, if sold at once, for good viii fup,
nture and license, $50 cash. innrtire
CHASE RofS, 631 F st. NV: top floor.
FOB * RENI-Part NJ of store, with window;
ioi watch, clock, bicycle, pape rha nger
painter, or small mechanical business;
.neaR rent. 1015 n. Y. ave NV
LUNCH ROoM-OH Pa. ave; rare chance;
pfSM Eecure pa ann Ting stand; price only S175.
~ poNL1.f 9oo ST. Ja21-3t
POULTRY andproduce standin Ieadtnrnw
market; established trade; price. $50;
owner leaving city. DUNLAP, 9O6 z St.
Ja276t N'
FOR SALE $500 vii buy first class
lunch and Ginning room. u. Pa. ave; good
reason for selling. A ddress VERY Quick,
this office. ia27St
FOR .SA ALE-$27o will buy large grocery
store, horse ana wagon: scoa stock; fiue
IAtures; exceptional locations. CONNER |
GIaL, 2IO St. NV. tta26- 81 -ein
FOR SALE--Grocery and meat market:
cash trade best Corner in NV :; no oDposi- |
tion ard no cutting prices: beSt of reasons |
LOT Selllng Address F., this office
ja26-3t.etn
FOR SALE-Cigar and stationery store in
northwest, with billiard parior attached: |
established 10 years and doing good busi- |
ntSs' Eood reasons loo sei;.ng. ..tlt.rs->s |
CIGARS, this office. ja26-3t ,em |
WANTED-sTSE
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DANCING.

DANCING-W altz and two step guaranteed;
strictly private; MISS MARIE LEON
ARDO. 619 NJ st. NV, protect Yourself
from charlatans and incompetents no
reputable teacher of dancing guarantees
the waltz in a limited number of lessons:
it depends on the pupil. ja25-Gt
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FOR RENT Rooming house; 2 compIet civ
furnished rooms, all occupied: excellent
,1pe,aIbon; small investment required DUN
~ > oVo 81. Ia 29-if
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FOR SALE-G rocery, provision. cigar ana
cohiectionery business; located on prom
tne4t corner and thickly populated neigh
potu tuoou, Going a paying cash business;
olner business the cause for selling For
particular particulars address OFFICE HOLDER. this
OiiIot. AN
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WAATED-Actiye insurance men earn $50
week with new combination accident
pqllcy; sells at sight Apply to w NJ.
sLA TER a Co, 500 ! SIN st. NV.
Ja2b- stem
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WANTED Steady woman or girl: one who
Is nOI AFRAID oI WORK. TO wash, iron and
cooN' has assistance; no triflerS need ap-
ply. a permanent place To right PARTY
wages So AL { II. NV Ja2S-3t
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WANTED-A settled woman to do gen
eral nOuSework in small family; pelIna-
nent home il suited. Address J. c,
LOC THAN, BroCkland, ID. c. ja2S-3tem
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WANTED Young man. II or Is years old,
10 cut meats; small salary, with board
ana loom. Address Box o7. tins office.
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NANfED-A nice reliable chambernaid
123 Iud. I'VE Item
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Mrs. DR. REWWER,

in obstetrics gold medal awarded for the
science of obstetrics from the University
OF Munich, Bavaria; treats successfully
women's complaints and irregularities; pri-
vate sanitarium for ladies before and dur
ing confinement, Office hours from 3 TO
d p. m. No. 6l9 Pa. ave NV, Washing
ton. u. C.. ia2T-tf
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sITUa aTIoNs ,vANTEp-MaLE

HAATED-By young white man, situa-
ton as valet, or WORK of any kind; refs.
Address II. NJ, this office. 1t
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WANTED IL girls TO take a thorough
couTSe In dressmsking; evening classes.
apply on I'd floor Mime. YiRTs, olS l2th
ST. NV. la277t-em
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


nfa- ra New $50 Demorest Sew
AUERBACH'S. 9TH & h.
| FOR SALE--A good range; formerly used
by Army and Navy Club; can be bought
/ at Bargain. Address +. r. w, 46 II 81,
! NV 1t
FOR sALE--1 dayton. . delivery wagons
| and l top buggy complete. Rear 424
/ lst st. NV. Ja29-3t
FOR SALE Show case, 4 feet, oval face,
oak frame at the WALLAW
WAIEk AGENCY, 1913 Pa. ave. NV.
WANTED To sell cheap, guitar and
two mandolins. can l017 14th st.
FOR SALE No. cooking stove; good
baker; IN good repair. Apply 7O3 Stn st.
ne; WIN sell for 81. Item
\ LOI OF sewng machines, wnich we
have taken i'll exchange for light
Wilson's American No. :, Households. New
Homes Standards, etc, from So 80 up; all
fully warranted ut AUERBACH'S, 1th
ana II SIS. Mccall perfect-fitting patterns
reduced to l0c and sc. la2S-tf
FOR SALE VIII sell at sacrifice Ma
ti0ual cash register. Tennessee marble
top counter, portable wall cases, two
marble soda apparatus and 10 copper
fountains 2205 l4th st. NV. Ja2S-3t
a Oh sA lidntSDiit CHtSiHut bIOHn
horse; suitable for any purpose; lady or
child can drive him. Price, $40. Apply
at 1921 Kenyon ST. Col. Heights
Ia2S-3t
FOR SALE A No. 1 lott OF homing, pig
2l36 l st. NV Ja26-ot
FOR SALE Typewriter at bargain;
standard keyboard; Hammond; perfect
condition, NEWMAN'S TYPEWkITER
AGENCY, GIL 7th st. ja2S-3t
FOR sALE-A bargain; Winchester Ex-
press Repeating kitle; l 3 rep; 80 cal: 80
Gsrs.: slightly useu. suita Iie to take tD klon-
dixie. 4l5 l1Uh st. NV. ja2s BIT
FOR SALE-Sloop. 8 . tonnage: capac-
ity 25o bushels; nearly new; cost. $500;
II. HUGH HEMPLER, optician, 9th and
Pa. ave. nv. ja2S-3t
ADV ERTISERS' space for rent: whole
square, also No. / stand for junk shop.
ENRICH, 80 Va. ave Sc la2T Stem
FOR sALE-1 new broler suitable for
boaruing-huuse or hotel; cheap. j. L.
ATKINSON. 1Sl2 4th st. Jazz 3t-em
FOR sALE-0ne dollar :, III pieces; sinsly
or in lois. Address GoLO, this office.
FOR LE-Horse, Wa got. and harness.
Inquire ll21 st. ". Ja2t-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap, a thoroughbred white
bull terrier; Ii months old; he as beauty.
Apply PIG u ST. NV. Ja26-3t,em
FOR SALE-Music box with 20 pieces;
viii play any number, cost S1S. price SO,
big bargain COMMERCIAL, 5lU + 81
NV Jagb-3t,em
FOR SALE Beautiful diamond ring price.
S35: cost $50, suitable for lady or gent.
COMMERCIAL. $40 ST. NV ja26-Sl-em
FOR sALE-one showca Sc. with table
CLAFLtN OPTICAL CO., 9oT + ST.,
Masonic Temple, ja26 ot-em
FOR SALE-New complete set office fur
nture, $50. ROOM Z, RI lSton bldg,
. / = 4 st. NV ia 70 Stem
FOR SALE-Elegant square piano; cost
S400; VIII sell for 500; So cash and So
per month; 1 $50 organ for S6S. 80;
SO cash and S5 per month. HUGO !
WOkCH, 923 +. ia 5-tt-em
FOESA LIE Young Cuban and MeXiCanpar-
Iots, monkeys, gold fishes, dogs, pigeons, |
cana ries, lnCuuaturs, Spratts and a ustin's |
dog bread send for catalogue. SCHMID'S
BIRD STORE, 7l2 18th st. NV. oCStf |
FOR SALE-S2. 9S for eft extension |
table; lounges $3.50; cook stoves, So; |
heater, $500 parlor and bedroom suites, |
81 per week; cheap cash and credit. RED |
MOND, 3l3 18th ST. NV. oc3o-tf-em |
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WANTED BY a respectable young business
man, q young lazy or widow with capital
object natriinony. BUSINESS, this office
ja2T-3t
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WANTED-By respecta bic coIored man
place to 10 any kind of work around
the house goOdreferenceS. Al Richa rIson
Ct NV ia 2S-2t
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WANTED solicitor for a limited edition
OF Dumas at popular price; liberal terms
anu good commission. SOLICITOR, rnis
Office. ia2S-2t-em
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NANTED-i'osition at anything; - wears
Old: white, good refs. HALION, lo9
II ~ NV. Ja29-3t
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ANIEb-By young Southerner, place
ln office Ur store. can give refs. No. 3 IL
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WANTED-HQUSES.

WANTED "A house in Tenleytown, on the
hne OF cans; state price. Care OF Letter
S"'lieI g. ja27-3t
Wan ED-ro bay, for cash. S or Groom
house. cellar. a. m / west of 3,h nortb
l ST. ruG description st. and No or no
attention paid. Address OHIO, this office.
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W neH UthefS Fa1I, COnSuIt
DR.. CZARRA

In al Nervous, Chronic, Skin and PRI-
YATE DISEASES HIS COMPLETE
outfit OF modern appliance, X-RA Z Static
Faratlic aud Gaivanic Electricity, in Ca
tarrh, Rhennatism, Dyspepsia Kidney and
bladder Diseases, Sexual Weakness, Stric-
ture, HemorrhoidS, Syphilis and Diseases
OF Women. Consultation from to 6.
61S Pa. ave. NV ja27-tf
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H4Lp WA ,-rED-pEn,.I.E

wANTED-Girl Tor light housework. 6i6
Pa. ave. sc. If
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MA NTED-i good boy with experience in
cigar stole Call after p. n., 1923
9th INV. item
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WANTED-Settled German woman for
hEit housewoTH, who Will appreciate a
gooc home CAN at 81 Mass. ave ne
Ia2Ss3t-em
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WANT Ep-10 men TO 60 aDoring work:
81 eagy work ali winter. w. II. SDMER-
VILE, Terra Gotta, DC. Ja26 Stem
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HELL NANIED-MALE AND
EEkiAIE

'RpCGHS Determined to Duck Him in tbe
. RIVER Pastor h, HeZ Sven exnIsins
Sunday night. T:3O o'cIock: frae o.a,ns n.,,.i.
Second Ia ptist Church Auditorium. 4t6
ST. and Va. ave sc. ~
WANTED Men and women TO work at
heite.-l pay IS 10 SI6 per week for
Inakthc craSon portraits, new patent
method, anyone who can read or write
can oihe work at hOine in spare time day
or evening. Send for particulars and work
az once. Address Ii. A. GRIPP, German
AIuSI. ! yrOne, "a. a6S-satStf
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WANTEn-IfooNfs

v h,AAhED.Iwo a or three unfur. rooms
o.ai I SaS SsaSht lousekeeping; price not to ex-
"eed ~. ". j., this office II
WANTED-By gent. furp. od.s,orr ,,.o,,,.
within easy distance of Patent otfrice,
Iieat and gas not to exceed 81 per month:
NO quesilons asked. EZETA, this office.
ANIED-9ffice room or desk room sn
lhSl ilonr- Address Il, this office. ia2.-St
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WANTED-sTlHES.

WANTED By an oldest ablished watch
maker, part OF a store on 7tii or 9Th
st,or "a. ave. Address VA ft.,MA * xix,
this office. ia2T-3t
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FOH RENT-STORES
FOR RENT-Corner rrncerv ar,,, ,,r..,,ls,.,

FOR RENT-Cheap, fine, roomy bak cry.
with brick stable. EWALD PIER. 113
B st Sc. ja26-3t en
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FOR SALE-l new broier, suitable for
boaruing-huuse or hotel; cheap. j. L.
\ ATKINSON, 1S12 4th st. ja21-3t-em
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WANTED-A good farm hand 2221 18th
81. INV. IA 2S-2t-em
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FOR SALE-0ne dollar - III pieces; Singly
or in lois. Address GOLO, this office.
ja27-3t
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Oh "a LE-Stock and fixtures OF jewe elry
store, wall case show cases stove cinct.S
"aeStes, JeEelry, etc. 433 9th st. NV.
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IiELr VA xIEI,-M MALE

NANTED-A boy about Is in lunchroom;
one with experience preferred. Cali
early 445 q st NV. 1t
NAN FED Walters. cooks, buffers, gar
clenprS; good places al good wages. EX-
CHA NJ q. l3t5 RfSAU, y ls5Tn IT. 1t
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FOR HIRE.

DRESS SUITS for hire at GARNER's, 7th
and Fl SITS. no1S-tf
FOR HIRE-Full dress suits, 81 only
JULIUS COHEN, 11O4 9TH st. NV.
uolO-tf-em
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Kansas City, July -Cattle-Re- ceipts, 7,500; market steady; native steers, $4.25@5.25; cows and heifers S1.50@465; stockers and feeders, s2. .75 @4.75; bulls, $2.25@3.65.
 Sheep Receipts, 2,00O; market steady; lambs, s3.5O@e.1O; muttons, s3@5.
 Chicago, July 27.-Choice steers. s5.25@5.75; medium, $4.SO@495; beef steers, $4.25@4.75; stockers and feed CTS, $3.50@4.75; bulls, s3@375; cows and heifers, s3@4: calves, s3.5O@7: western steers, s4.30@5.3O.
 There was better demand for sheen at better prices. Choice spring lambs; were about 1 cent higher. Good to prime lambs, s5: :6G@6.75; common to good sheep, S3.5O@4; natives, s4.6O@C; rams, S2@3; Texas sheep, s3.75@4. 40: westerns, S4@4.40.
 Receipts Cattle, 15,OO0; sheep, 15.- 000
 Los Angeles, July 27.-Live stock per pound, beeves, 3@4A; lambs, per head, S1.50@2.25; sheep, per cwt., s3@ I; calves, per pound, 2@4 @3.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28

but with a brave heart, hopeful mind. an eye to the man chance, and as an American citizen ready to do CT die for his country and to grab con tracts as they float idly through the palms on a Manila hillside.
 At the Adams hotel last evening somewhat in a hurry to get started for his home, .ne newspaper man met T. J. Hart of Fresno, Cal, who has occupied the position of c.erk of Fresno county for four years. He expressed great admiration for this climate, and said that his section of country was pretty well supplied with something very sim liar, but not quite so intensified. He stopped over here on his way from Prescott, where he was called as a wit ness in the case O. Burk vs. the Provi- dence Gold Mining company. This; case was .,,ed a year ago and resulted in disagreement. During that trial there arose a question as o the nat uralization of the original locator Of the mine involved, and this quesJIoE was satiSieu Dy the exhibition of the great register of Yavapa county, w1...n set forth the fact of naturaliza- tion in Fresno, Cal, under the oath of the locator. The point was again raised in the present trial, and to for ever set iC at rest MT. Hart was sent for. His testimony forever blasted .he reputation of the locator as a trutnlul man, for the records of Fresno county absolutely failed to corrobo rate hls statement to the recorder of the great register of Yavapai county.
 -.-f. Hart is very pleasant and en- tertaining gentleman and he is urged to make another visit to Phoenix at season when -.e may not so forcibly and sweatfulIy be reminded of home.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28
EFFECT OF MAUsER BULLETS.
Few Wounds Result Seriously and
 Few Amputations Necessary

Washington, July 27.-Lieutenant- Colonel Charles Smart, surgeon U. $ A., was today asked whether it was true, as has been stated in some re- ports from Cuba that the Mauser bull let lacerates the wounded to a greater extent than the bullets fired from the American side
 After the fight at La Guasima and the battles of the 1st, 2d and Sd of July, a report became current that the Span iards were firing explosive bullets and then that their bullets spread in such a way as to cause great laceration. That was the first report, and it has been repeated constantly ever since.
 The fact is," he continued, ''the Mauser bullets used by the Spaniards in the battles we have had in Cuba make what surgeons call a humane wound They drop the man at the time he is struck and take him from the firing line; but if they do no, kill him then and there he gets we'll
 ''Of all the men wounded in General, Shafter's command I have heard Of only one case of amputation of a limb as the result of a bullet wound. The amputations made there have followed wound by a bursting shell, where the bone has been shattered The Mauser bullet does not leave a wound nearly as difficult to heal as do the bullets used in the Springfield rifle
 During the civil war, when O nan was shot through the lungs oy a bullet from Springfield rife he was almost sure to die in a few days or few months rom consumption or pneumonia or some ether affection brought on by the wound. The Mauser bullet will pass through the lungs and the patient will recover. It does not crush bones SO that amputations are necessary. A wound made by such bullet, if it does not affect vital part, heals as readily IS would a slight cut.
 When the medical history of this war is written said Colonel Smart ''it will show the most remarkable results ever achieved in antiseptic treatment of wounds. Every regiment except one under General Shafter, Was provided with a small package marked first aid to the wounded This pack age was carried in the hip pocket by all the men.
 ''This was extremely fortunate, be- cause after the transports discharged their passengers they sailed away somewhere with the medicine chests on them. When a soldier was wounded the doctor reached for the first aid package carried by the soldier himself and, applying it to the wound, com pleted the bandaging .nen and there This antiseptic treatment caused the wound to heal without the formation of pus. and has shown wonderful re- sults"
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28
POOR QUARANTINE.

Columbia. Mo, July 27.-Secretary Rippey of the Missouri board of agri- culture has just issued a statement of the boards attempts to enforce the butterine and quarantine laws. He says the cattle quarantine laws have been violated in many instances. Vigorous efforts were made to enlist support from prosecuting officers of counties liable to infection from Texas fever cattle. In Kansas City ffty-five in. fected cattle were found in a pen of native cattle, but no conviction could be secured. Outbreaks of Texas fever in other sections could not be traced to their origin.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28
MONEY. STOCKS AND EXCHANGE.

New York, July 27.-Close: Money on call, steady at 1A@11s per cent: last loan, 1A per cent; prime mercan- tlle paper, 31a@4 per cent; sterling ex- change, firmer, with actual business in bankers bills at $4.S5@4.S5A for de- mand, and at $4.S3A @4.S4 for sixty days; posted rates, s4.S4k@4.S5, and S4.S6@4.861A; commercial bills, s4.S2b: silver certificates, 5Sa4 @591k; bar sil- yer, 5SA; Mexican dollars, 451k; gov ernment bonds, strong; state bonds, dull; railroad bonds, strong.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28
s25. 5.s5-sEA SIDE.

And return via the cool and scenic $. F. P. & P. 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, IA West Washington street. Information cheerfully given.
 E. W. GILLETT. General Agent.
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28
SKATER AS A BRAKEMAN.
He Worked on the Hannibal Out of
 Hamilton, Mo.

Hamilton. Mo-. July 27.-General Shafter, the hero of Santiago, was a resident of this county forty years ago. In 1858 the Hannibal & St. Joseph rail road was completed this far on its westward course to St. Joseph. Gen eral Shafter and his brother were braking on the Hannibal & St. Joseph railroad. While railroading, he learned that a teacher was wanted at Breck- inridge in this county. He got the school, quit railroadjng, taught a term, returned to his home and went into the army, where he began his military career. These facts are vouched for by old settlers who knew Shafter
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28
TO SUCCEED EDNA.

Topeka, July 27.-The Topeka car n1val crew tonight wired Lieutenant Col. Little at San Francisco to obtain a cannibal queen of some island in the Philippines and ship her here for an attraction for the fall festivities,
Arizona republican., 1898-07-28
STRYCHNINE SUICIDE.

Chico, Cal, July 27.-John Rupp once one of the wealthiest miners and mill owners in northern California and the owner of a lumber mill and of promising mines, committed suicide today by taking strychnih.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-07

Mrs. Cumrox's son was studying his
Latin lesson. There was the tremolo
OF encouragement In his voice as he
remarked;
Il don't seem TO get along with this
lesson very well. father"
Cant you say any OF itT'
Yes; | can say 'ano, amas. ainat.
and then | always forget what comes
next"
what does those words mean. John
nyY' asked Mr.. Cumrox. who deserves
credit for being always ready to add
to a somewhat deficient early educa-
ton.
They mean I love. thou lowest. he
loves"
1t does seem too bad to see you
starting In SO soon" the old gentleman
unused. with the difficulties that has
always surrounded that verb. But
you might as well commence young to
learn that them words In one way or
another causes two-thirds Of the both
GRAFTON that occurs In this life"
"Please can quit school. theny'
''No; II wouldn't be any use. You
couldn't dodge 'em. and you might as
well go right along and get as familiar
with them as possible. You'll find that
learnin' EN- amt half the worry that
handlln' 'em Is after We know 'em.
Cheer up. Johnny. and remember that
most OF your trouble Is still ahead OF
you. "-Washington Star.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-07
An Ideal Hostess.


She must never look bored.
She must make you feel perfectly at
home.
She must know how to get congenial
people together.
She must never let any one be slight
cd or overlooked.
She must be perfectly unselhsh abe t
her own pleasures.
She must know how to keep CONVEX
sation always going.
She must make you feel individually
that you are the favored guest.
She must see everything. and vet
possess the art of seeming to see moth
ing.
She must know when to ask the
amateur musician to displa.. his or her
talents.
She must remember that nothing is
so tiresome, so surely death to all en-
joyment, as the feeling that one is be-
Ing entertained.