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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05

Contractor Giles says he is kept very busy these days dong odd jobs of heavy moving. Yesterday he loaded one of the big oil tanks near the depot on the train for ship ment to Los Angeles and today he has moved a fifty foot stable from Sheriff Rufners yard to the corral back of his livery stable.
 The Prescott < Eastern railroad will be open for traffic about Octo- Der 10. The time schedule for trains as prepared provides for leaving here at s o'clock a. m. and will ar rive at Mayer at l0.05 am. IL will leave Mayer at l2:30 and arrive at Prescott at 2:40 P. ID.
 Voters will make no mistake by voting for John Burns for sheriff. MT. Burns has had experience in that office and will make an able and efficient officer. He will not only conduct the business of the or fee in able and economical manner but will do so in a digniied and re spectsble manner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
Hood,- R;rt~ do not cause pain or gr1pe AiOO$a S ' HIS All druggists . cents

A bet of S1,OOO to S75O was rs- gently offered on Col. Wilson's cleo ton. F. NJ. Murphy on hearing of It ia the east. wired today authOriz- ing that it be taken for him and to take in any othe. soft snap of the kind lyiH Y around loose.
 The program as 1de7ed by the Monday Club yesterday consisted of a paper entitled, "The Customs, Manners sni Morals in the Time of Elizabeth" ," oy Elizabeth C. Blandy. The leader nf the discussion of this paper was Mrs. R. h. Coleman. 4 paper on England on the Seas Dur ing the Sixteenth Century" by Mrs. Brown. The leaderof the discus sion of this paper was Mrs. O. A. Resla.
 A ear load of machinery con- sigrpa Co Samuel Hiit arrived at the dep lt ses,vrlay. l. consists of two S5-horsr power boilers and weighs ovcc fifteen tons. The car Is one If he most neatly arranged that mas ever reached here. One of the bui.ers is for the Prescott Elecif-c company and the other for the NcCabe Mining Company. Since Mr Hill has added a machiD- cry depart ment tO his big mercan- tile establishment he has supplied a very large amount oi mining and other machinery Ia this section.
 The oratiOn of father II Nallv in the opera house next t'ridae will b. a treat Of savoTY taSt- tl our citi- zens, for the father Is iu the van guard of orators. It is a misnomer to call his ou;burst of blazing and glowing eloqueuce a simple lecture. The subject suits Us Fl tp a uicsty. American Manhood. tue Lever Oi L'bertr." Decp harmed philosophy 'uters 2eTsed with bright das5es of sparkling Eunor will bear out the expression, a treat to 0Ur ;.tizeas. g The other T.citatious vii be a fine and varied selection, while the music aod sOuCs will demand repeat sd encores snd rapturous applause Two wears ago we chrOnicled this revereoed orator in bis flights of elOqueuce at which time the opera house was filled to lfe doors. Once again Q great thrOng will greet this brilliant sneaker and the grand ex- pose of our local musical talent for winch Prs 'ott IS famous.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05

The midnight burro ride takes place tonight. The starting point, time of departure, destination and time of return not given out. No gentlemen need apply.
 John Burns is a man of the peo- pie. He IS the peoples candidate for sheriff, and will be elected by the people and will serve the peo- pie and will not be subservient to any corporation
 The republicans of Arizona have nominated one of RoOsevelt's Rough Riders for territorial delegate. New York and Arizona will exchange COT gratulatioas early in November. -Globe-DemOcrst.
 For only a short time one hun dred dollars will buy one acre Of land, equal 10 five lots. in West Prescott. If you intend to buy now is your chance. says E. '. Breed, Real Estate Agent. Among the young men who have recently located in Prescott is MT. l Leonard Wright. He came to spend the summer but liked the ! country so well that he will make this his home. He Is reliable young business man and has accept ed a position in the New York store.
 | A disagreeabIe wind has prevailed | for a week.
 The sisters have decided 10 close their hospital in Phenix. Col. Brodie is expected home within the next ten or twelve days.
 Two people of Phepix were pois- oned recently by eating canned rhu- barb.
 ! Col. Wilson is fishing for votes along the line ot the Santa Fe Pa cifc railroad.
 Major ". A. Rowe came in last evening from his mining camp on Lynx creek.
 The dining room of the hotel Adams wIIl be opened for the pub . lie about October l5. Frank O'Brien, former newsps- ! per man of PheDix was married re- gently at Sacramento, California. ! Rev. H. \. Browns trunk has ar rived and Rev. Brown Is expected on this afternoons train which IS two hours late.
 The Rough Riders are but little . less enthusiastic in their support oI Col. Brodie than are the miners all
 through the mountains.
 Tomorrow will be collection day
 and as the JoURNAL-MNER treasury
 is in a somewhat depleted condi-
 tion, prompt payment of bills will
 be appreciated.
 Frank Aley,- "a former resident oi
 Walnut Grove, in this county, ha:
 baen nominated on the republican
 ticket of Gila county for district
 attorney. He was a candidate
 several years ago on the republican
 ticket of this county for legislator
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05

The members of the COugrega- tional church will hold social at the residence of judge Sloan this evening for the purpose of giving the members who united with the church Sunday a royal welcome.
 Corporal Walter Gregory will shortly write up the experiences of the Rough Riders in Cuba. He is a close observer aud a forcible writer and his productions are sure to be of intense interest.
 The high board wall has been taken down from in front of the new Bashford building on the north side of the plaza. The building is pos sessed of a very handsome front, one which would do credit to a city block.
 The Santa Fe road has made ar engagements to light all cars of its limited trains running between Chicago and Los Angeles. distance of 2245 miles, with electricity. The trains will be put on this road next month.
 Rev. H. A. Brown left this morn | ing to attend the annual cOuvoca- ton of the Episcopal church at | Washington. He expects to be absent for two or three weeks. On his return arrangements should be made to have him deliver a lecture on his experiences Tn Cuba. He would make very interesting talk on this subject.
 John MeCarty, the well-known lion hunter of the territory arrived on yesterdays train from Flagstaff.
 A telegram received today from F. Nj. Murphy conveys the glad in telligence shat his health Is getting better.
 Mir. and Mrs. 4. W. Edwards will leave tomorrow morning for a visit to California. MT. Edwards goes to take a much needed vacation.
 The Prescott orchestra will give a uance at K. of P, hall on Friday evening. Arrangements for this had all been made before it was known that Father McNally would lecture on that evening, but parties desiring to do so eau attend both entertainments as the dance will
 nly begin to warm up when the
 ctITe IS over.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
F-cn r-r-s..r. r.I-

smother burro ride party IS on 1e tapis.
 4 R. Raymond was in town to- Fer from the CatOctin mine.
 S E. Bright and T J. Howell are se proper men for supervisors.
 Knights Temp'ar meet tonight 1ork ID the order of the Temple.
 B. H. Weaver has returned from 4is alleged trip ,O California.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
From Tuesdays Daily.

Don't forget this point! This is a republican year"
 A vote for J. H. Collins for dis trict attorney is vote for a man who is always untiring in his efforts that the right may triumph.
 Good word continues to reach us regarding the prospects of a com plete republican victory in Yavspai county this year.
 Mrs. E. D. Treadwell left for Santa Monica this morning for a visit to her husbands mother and sisters. She will be absent for sev- eral weeks.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
HOTEL FOR SALE

hOA n 1 HtaA saLE-
 Congress House, Prescott, 4. Il be sold on easy terms. Small psvments; balance on monthly sents or long time at reasonable pst House in good repair and a good business. Good req or selling. Apply to
 E. J. F. HORNE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
CONSUMPTION
 CAN BE CURED The Doctor Slocum System Has Proven Beyond Any Doubt Its Positive Power Over the
 Dread Disease. EXPERIMENTING THE CURSE OF ACES By Special Arrangement with the Doctor Three Free Bottles Will ha Gent fo All Peadarc of ThiS paneT
EXPERIMENTING THE CURSE OF ACES
By Special Arrangement with the Doctor Three Free Bottles
 Will be Sent to All Readers of This Paper.

The Doctor Slocum System, as the name implies, IS a com prehensive and complete sys- tenn of treatment, which at- tacks every vulnerable point 1f the disease and completely vanquishes 1t. It leaves no point unguarded: 1t leaves DO phase of the trouble neg lected; it cures, and cures forever, Weak Lungs, Coughs, Bronchitis, Catarrh.
 Consumption and all Uther throat and lung v Sseases by absolutely
 sDhterating the cause.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
] CITY AND COUNTY
N Notes of Prescott and the Sur. rounding Country.

BAEHR for house painting paper hanging. Telephone hers l6S and 97.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
SCOTTyS EMEILSFOW

5oss, but they fal to perform 1t. The purc Norwegian Cod-livcr Oil madc into a delightful cream, skill
 fully Blended with the Hypophos- phites of Lime and Soda, which
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
General Debility and Loss Of Flesh

Scot's Emulsion has ben th standard remedy for nearly ( quarter of a century. Physicizo readily admit that they obtain re. salts from 1t that they cannot gsi from any other flesh-forn1ing food.
 There are many other prcpara- tons on the market that pretend 10 do what
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05
When Out of Sorts

Re Takes Hood's SarsapariIIa and
 It Sets Him Right Whole System
 Strengthened by This Medicine.
 "I was in such condition that when ever took little cold it would settle on my chest and lungs. l was troubled in this way for several years. tried many kinds of medicines but did not get any relief, and seeing Hoods Sarsaparilla ad- vertised thought would try it. took Ebout four bottles of this medicine, and began to improve after the first bottle. When I had ficished the fourth, was entirely relieved. Have kept Hoods Sar- saparills on hanSS1iace that time as Q family medicine, and whenever feel out of sorts Ireso-t 10 1t and in a short time it sets me right" ". B. wooDs, 53S s. West Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah.
 N. B. 1T you decide to take Hoods Sar- saparills, do not be induced to buy any substitute. Be sure to get only
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05

You cannot afford to drink colored tea.
 It undermines health, and the colorlng hides defects.
 Schilling's Best needs no colorIng; it IS good enough.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05

The midnight burro ride takes place tonight. The starting point, time of departure, destination and time of return not given out. No gentlemen need apply.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05

4 Phenix drug clerk named Mich ael Bourgnon while playing with a rattlesDake on Thursday was bitten on the hand and was reported in a critical condition yesterday. Rat tlesnakes are not safe plsythings.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1898-10-05

The republicans of Arizona have nominated one of RoOsevelt's Rough Riders for territorial delegate. New York and Arizona will exchange COZ gratulatioas early in November. .-Globe-DemOcrat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
DIED.

AMMERMAN-At his residence. No. $50 South Elliott
Place. brooklyn Albert zimmerman. In the Goth year
Funeral Saturday February g. at II a. m. q,
Interment private
ATKINsoNAt the residence OF his brother-insw. Or.
,sos "rsy NO .sS Isrsen-ave jersey sity FEBRUARY
Notice OF funeral hereafter
bL ~at1 Wednesday ssp,emss i. 1897 at SPRING
W. Blake. OF Brooklyn
ss Ma1,5, be- s9ms n rGs F'srqy
and daughter o: Samuel c Gilbert Of Gfeert'yiIe.
S' ss'r 5o:S@ ana asa 's:
Notice ~ funeral herelfte-
h tel; 8T. rcsT.aTy At the re,asn9s o. he, aapsa
.ey city M Hnn E:on No. u fs ., s. se Rev
Funeral private
GR R1Ii,3Y 1 Feb,usry lsos wa''aic n T..
He give,h H.s beloved sleep"
Saa s IN a he. age &C.. E1sss widow OF
hs1ns I'm y .4e 5sasncs q her Ca5Is' Hn,t
Gefcy CIV on saday The S ns Gf IN: Pqla'd
I-AwRENcE-on Friday. February ises a, Hamburg.
late Hon Thomas Lawrence. in the 18th Of her
DAY, re6asr% a. 10 ''S ne IN Hamburg o" Mon
PLAc I. bis residence Fshkl,on-EIudson February
Funerai Monday. February :. at p m. from his late
Carriages at tn. depot,
sANDT-suddeny. wenerrvie Penn. Feb 2. Sarah
F., wife o. &c )rge B sand
Funeral from her late residence Red Bank " j. Mon
day. al i30 D m.
Jacksonville fla papers please copy
sTAaMLEk-on Thursday. February 3. 1895. Ev.lns J..
wife Of Charles r Sammler. and daughter OF the late
William 7. White. 81 D.
Funeral services No. 81 Rleecker-st BROOKLYN.
Saturday. February s. at ..
roBsY-In nrooklyn. n T. on January 81. 1895 q
pneumonia. Samuel p. Tobey Of the late Samuel
b and Sarah lockwood Toesy. aged SO y.ars
Interment at Providence r. l.
VAN ORDEN-A, Hackensark FRIDAY rshrsrv
T. 1895 BERTHE Cheshire wife Of j. Edwin Van Ordan
and daughter Of Theodore Smith. Of New-York
Funeral her late residence Anieson-st Hacken-
sack. V J.. SUNDAY afternoon. February g. at 3:l5
Carriages Will train Ander-ln-s depot leaving
New-York foot Chsnoersst. 2l5. New7Jersey and
New-York Railroad.
A-The Kensico Cemetery.-Prvate statioo Has
lem Railroad ~ minutes ride from the Grand Central
Denot once East S1a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
THAT AWFUL MYSTERY.
AN ECLIPSE EXPLAINED.
From The Milwaukee Sentinel

From The Milwaukee sentinel
Almost ten DAYS have passed and yet this going
10 extremes I'm naming the Congressman whom the
Tubular Dispatch Company had bribedl has not
become necessary. Morning after morning many
children women and men have taken up The
sun IN the hope of seeing It's threat put into exc
cuuon and as often they have done this they
have been disappointed. Strange What the
matter be Is II possible that this story Of bribery
ard corruption is what is known as a fake? or
can The Sun have been stopped In the very
first round by the libel sui; which Mr.. Miholland
has begun. In the old days the Sun" whatever
rs faults may have been. was not gutter.
Perhaps the trouble may well be explained.
Since THE Sun greatly 20 It's credit. became a
Republican newspaper. II has been trying, greatly
. its discredt to make people believe that 4 Is
ural.y the existence Of The Tribune bar 10
the spread 90 this belize, Accordingly. The Sun"
has been trying 70 make believe that The Tribune
is no Republican but Mugwump. because Il re-
fused along with about two thirds Of the New
York Republicans, 70 support NJ. Platts candidate
last Fall The Sun" ha. been printing lot OF
stun sbou, The Trioune's 'treachery," and mighty
poor stuff Il is. Very likely IL pleases Mr.. Platt
but the average Republican sets 1t down as twad-
de
Everybody knows that new converts proverb-
ally zealous. but doesn't a converts zeal carry
him rather far when he undertakes TO show that
the old -ticers who were Republicans long before
he TONED his first party. must be thrown down
md out7 In the particular instance which has
oocesioned this article the new converts zeal has
got him into tight place. where ne 10 AFRAID 20
90 forward and does not know how 10 20 back.
The spectacle which he affords is gently very gen.
tly entertaining but II Will extend neither his In
iuence nor the circulation OF his newspaper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

For New England and Eastern New-fork Increasing
.,o,,,,... followed by light rain Saturday
evening. warmer: southerly winds. Increasing
For the District OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsyiv Ana-
Jersey Delaware Maryland and Virginia incr.aS-
Ing cloudn..s and possibly light rnin Saturday evening
fair sunday: warmer: southerly Winds.
r. North Carolina and South Carolina-Thr-a,ening
y.a-h.r with usht rain the extreme western por-
,,o@s followed by fair. warmer: fair and warm
sunday. east 20 southeast winds
For Western Nes-York Ugh, rain. warmer; clearing
and colder saturday night high southery winds bscom
lnr westerly -
Fo- West Virginia. Western Psnnsylvania and Ohio,
lirht rain clearing and not 80 warm Saturday night
so1therv gales becoming northwest-rly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
4RT4RD GLIB DINNER.

At the annual dinner OF the Harvard Club. which
will be held at Delmoncos Monday evening.
February o. James c. Carter will preside. Among
those who have already accepted invitations to
speak are President Eliot. Moorfed Story. the
Rev. Dr. Minot j. Savage. Elhu Root the Rev.
DR. Ciottheil and Franklin Bartlett
Otis A Poole, OF Japan. Will deliver lecture
with stereopticon views 'Wakai Nippin' Noung
Japan at the Harvard Club on Tuesday evening.
February i5 at $50 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
WONANS BIG GIFT TO A CHURCh

Boston. Feb At Is announced that the Kew
Mary Baker Eddy. founder Of the Christian Science
Church. has made a conveyance TO the Scientist
church in this city Of the property OF the Christian
Science Publishing Society. with fne ouiiohs no"
. -, .,a soc,s,y The value Of this gtf, is esti-
ne,ad 70 no not less than SO. OoO The Christian
Science Quarterly and all the publications. OF the
soctetv are 10 be held in trust by Edward r Bates
Iomes A Neal and william Z. Mckenzie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
COMMENT on CURRENT EVENTS.
A HINT FROM THE JAPANESE

From The Charleston News and Courier.
ia. Jspanese custom OF releasing s doves and
nrqTe's n naming SHIP" says The Chettanooga
breaking Bottle Of whi.key or wine is neither
&ey nor appropriate We have have. been bee gwen MINT
" 'he Japs, which we may pront by
CAUSE OF THE FREE SILVER CRAZE.
From The Kansas City Journal
F2r,igne.s WHO Gear ma, 5ePqdiation sen men
far as the masses concerned. the free silver
craze was TIC direct result o, aard times ana ta'
VERY QUIET NOWADAYS
From The ST. Paul Pioneer Press.
A,tgeld is quiet nowadays that Illinois poiirro
oer are who sas Jane GO look in the nursery ana
see wha, your sister 10 doing and tell her to stop.
SENATOR MURPHY's VOTE.
From The Daily Bond Buyer
In minor but still a most sign ncant sense ne
Introduction Of resolution IN me New iorh nosas
IN favor OF the Teller resolution declaring that
United States bonds redeens DE IN SILVER com
Is OF grave Importance Just now we nope s 20 zee see
formations Of the Senate's action
CONFIDENCE IN UNCLE SAM
From The Fall River News
London bought more stocks on The strength OF
TIE Presidents speech man a., snae which SHOWS
the coincidence OF our British cousins In Uncle sam
who promises 20 pay his DEBTS IN money "S so'd
as The best.
WHAT GEN. GRANT THOUGHT ABOUT H.
From The Indianapolis Journal .,., 49,.
In his first inaugural address , 'ea0s aonor every
dollar Of The Governments Indebtedness sh0,Io og
PAID in gold unless Otherwise ,esdersiood that no &c
pudlator OF fsrthing Of our 21Di !, Iii 70 far
toward strengthening a credit which ought 10 ~
he best in the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST.
rr..,,,x,on Feb 4-The storm las, night in Eastern
,,,a,s has moved 10 Wisconsin and ma. caused much
y. ---r weather from the Mississippi Valley 10 the At
,.,,c coas, and somewhat colder weather. with snow
ar rain in the Middle and Upper Missouri valley. II
will probably move eas'-nor'hea''"aru aho wiz cause
= - -a,r IN m. laks regions. the Ohio Valley. and
T., England ard possibly Ugh, rain in the Middle
Atlantic states Saturday evering II VIII grow warmer
- ~ Atlantic states ard colder in the Mississippi Val
lev and the lake regions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
DECISION on A PENCIL PATENT.

New-Haven. Conn. Feb. A-Judse TOWNSEND I"
the United States District Court, to-day handed
down a decision In the case OF the Baisdell Paper
Pencil Company. Of Philadelphia against the Eagle
Pencil Company. OF New-York The bill alleged
infrngemcnts Of patents self-sharpening pencils
The Court ordered the bill dismissed. on the ground
OF non-infrngement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
JryTOR PROMENADE AT CORNELL.

Ithaca y. Y Feb. 4-Junor week at Cornell
ended tonight with the Junior promenade. which
was held in the large armory OF the gymnasium
Between two hundred and fifty and three hundred
couples were present. The decorations were IN
white and yellow bunting, BEAUTIFULLY arranged
49,, Sraternitv boxes walls and ceiling Presi-
dent Schurman and other prominent members OK
the faculty were present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
"cneckma,ed". Randolph Caseno...
WHAT THE BRONZES, ETC, BROUGH,

The bronzes etc, brought the following:
DEPINAY The Commun ST Joseph F. Coleman. SO
sIIO- KWA-KEN. pair japanese bronze vases 49, 10
FREMIET Horse and Cat; f. p Swenson .....'. ~
GEMITO The Little Fisherman: Samuel Inter
DEPINAY. "Croquet''; E p. swenson. ........... 20
GEROME pair THE Gadiators'; William sao-
.eacn LOO
- japanese bronr. covered J.
DFPINAY Me.ssonier; ". Iafng ............... 20
GEMITO Woman OF the First Empire: R de
Nairazo 20
FnEMTET Due dOreens: william Solomon. 300
GEMITO The Fisher Boy. Henry Payne Whit
BARYE. CASTOR de Folk; william Solomon 800
BARYE. bronze ornamental pedita. william Solo
nor ~"
FREMIET. st George and the Dragon Henry A.
BARYE. Panther Selling a Stag: Samuel Inter
m,er - .................... I 200
BARYE. Tiger Selling Deer Henry Payne
Whitney Loo"
DUBOIS Paul Bauary. "S;anver'' ............... ~
CARPEAUX Jean Leon Gerome. r. r. Kalden-
berg ~
FREMIET rantel clock. with marble group; W. A
CIsrk observation-disclosures. 725
CAIN. pair bronze candelabras: VI. Culver 40
Pair elaborate japanese bronze vases: r. T.
Fletmaan ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS acn loo
Pair large CIoisonne vases fitted lamps
Large Inlaid Table: --............-... ""
Two elaborate inaid nrmchairs Fiste
Adler & Schwartz .............-..- each llo
Four high back chairs J. ". Mason. each -
Eighteenth Century Dutch screen. Randolph
agent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. wv
William Lttauer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. each 500
Louis XVI. cabinet; Or. Darrin. ........... $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In This alasran q continuous white line SHOWS me
change. in pressure indicated In The Tribune seI
recording barometer. The dotted line shows the "in-
perature AZ recorded at feTys Pharmacy.
Tribune Once Feb o. a m.-The weather yesterday
VA, fair and warmer. The temperature ranged between
/, and 30 degrees the average C22+ desreeS oeihs
a.sre.s higher than Thursday and ~ degrees o"@
han on the corresponding day last year. -. -,
Tn. weather and this city to-oay VIA wv
49, lie cloudy and warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
TO INVITE THE PRESIDENT TO WICHITA

Wichita Kan. Feb AT mass-meeting last
night Wichita citizens formulated invitation 10
President Mckinley to visit this city during the
Trans Mississippi Congress fall II he
cepts President Diaz OF Mexico Will be Invited to
meet him he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05

STEWART. Summer: W. A. Jenner ............. L""
TROYON The Lane; Randolph agent. 49, ~"
Cow Among the Cabbagss': T. Mon
,,,. .. 49, 900
VERGE. The Bride Path. B0s de Boulogne
drawing: c. ". Krausharr ..,..............-.''' ~
VAN MARCKE Cows in the Valley. Toucques :
~ -, .... II 500
yOIION Monkey and Fruit: F. Layton. 81"
= Tav,on ......................... 500
ZAMACOIs The SNOWFALL. F1she, Adler
s..-, ............... 200
..C,o.,,,,o,od., pandolnb fagenO..........i 10 100