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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

SIM SerbIte sieben mir uns ses
tu0bnltb Die idlimlnften @rtdltuneen
gu, tueif bic atbmoipbdriIflen Nen.
oerungen 5u pl0blib iinb. Or. aueuft
aDni8's Sanburger 8ruiitbee lit
Elm ipecifibes Wittet iuelbes i9neu
beilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

g8er als treuer 8iirser oer Ser.
Stanten. .banOeln mill, unterTtiibe bic
9e9enpIrtige &e9ierur3 uno eebe
feline Stintme benienieen Gun9reB-
canoioaten, BON benz er iiber5euet lit,
Dap oieier Der &egieruns feline Spz
petition niabt, iuenn es gift, bic be-
item Sortbeile fir unier 2ano BEL benz
6rieOensiHluile au eraielen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

Der YrdIi0ent mur0e nuf ieiner
6nbrt unb Omnbn gum Sefu6e Der
burtieen 9luBiteaung an ellen Sta
tiunen uun 5ab(reiben, ia mahen=
bnften @plfsmen9en in Der innpatbz
ii6fen uub entbuiiaitii6iten 8eiie
beeriIBt. Gr oantte fiir bieie ippn=
tuuen Sutbi8un9en bur6 ausemeHene
SnIprahen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

Ginen Iebr oerniinftieen uno be-
a6t8pertben 8ei9luB bat Der @pn=
uent BET bii6Dfli6en STRIDE aefnBt,
rpeld)er leste 98p6e Su g8aibin9tDn
tuste. 3erie[be betrifit bic @ntlen>
0una elmer 8etition an ben Congress,
iuUriu Die 2lnnabme eins &erfahunes.
2lmen6ement5 befurluDrtet tuiro,
tue(de8 Den GrlnB eiueS einbeitli6en
@eiebe6 ii6er @bei6licBungen unb
S6ei0un9en fit bic 9an5e llniun ct.
rDJlic6ar iuiir0e. 9tu6 an Die ein=
5elneu Staatss2eeislnturen ioQen
4etitioneu 9eri6tet tueroen, baB lie
oieies 8erfaiiuna6 -2lmenoement,
na90e:d cs uDm GungreB paIiirt 1T,
eutbciBen iu[Ien. 98er bic Ntiiere
unierer burtidedi9en GGc9eieboe=
bun9 uno Die -9roBen 0tanget, an
ipel0en bieIel6e labDrirt, nur eint=
eermaBen fennt, fam nur luIniben,
OnB Oieie 8eDe9un8 gu i6rer 9tb=
iteGunD un0 CUR 9erItellung eines
einbeitliben gbegeiebes tit Die
gan5e Union, Die ubrieen8 feiness
meos Die erIte lit, grfOls babeu uno
nibt obermals in San0e uerlauTen
m5se, tptc anbere a6nli6e SerIube.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

Sn Den reun Wtunaten bis @nbe
september baben mir bent @uslanbe
tIir 100000 ,OoOr mebr 8anren ee=
ibidt ais in ber elei6en @eriobe ires
enO eineS fruberen Sabres. llnb I'M
Wtunnte September nIlein erpprtirten
mir fir $50, ,495, ,63s. 8ieiis! limb es
nib iib npd) berausitelleu baB bic
Snstubr opn WtunuInfturipnnren Ite-
tl9 im @odien lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21
Gepmblifamii6es Stats.
Sifet.

Iiir Sberrld,tcr danger 1ermin:)
@. q. 6inte bmre.
;iir Cbcrrid)ter (fur5er Sermin:)
6 b 10 a b 3 iobee.
Siir 6iIcnbahn, uuo 2agerbaussG rmmiIiGr:
gg. g. $ t + 10 y.
,Sir Superiutcnoent Der oiicntIid)en 1d)uIcn:
Subn&. Sirt.
,Siir ben Gor9reb 9. 7itritt:
u Obert 9 + a # c orb.
Giir Rrciaric,icr oc0 13. IitriftS:
oulpb 0irSel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

las emu-pupuliltilbs bsilberiife
Committee fir 0tittel uno s8eee
ldBt ben Slin8elbeutel feibis um-
seben uno nGDin" Saroep, ber @ens
erol 9irettur Der 6innnSen Der Sil'
ber-9tQian5 freut Iib bnb has Selb
int 8aIten ttiret." Die Silber,@am-
pn8ne fir 1900 Jon om n19iten g.,
NOuember beainren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

0eu SemDtraten funnte BET Srie9
gar nibt Ihnel genus nnfansen ub'
eleid, oieIIeiJt uuh neil, mir gar
nidt barauf ourbereitet iuaren.
Sect fDuncn lie ridt eenue auf Die
Gon1iniitrati0n i9impfen, tueil bieie
Den 8rieg pbue @urbereitune be-
oinnen muBte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

- Sei einent Sp6seitsfeite in
ct. 90uis itiir5te g8m. Stpu, elmer
Der @Gite, opn Der @ernnbn bes p
it0di9eu SnuIes uno erlitH Gerletun
gen, benen er bnlo baraui erlae. Der
un9litdlid)e biuterlast feline g8itttue
uno 5iuei fleine Sinoer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21


Die &reiie unierer 5urmprDoucic
bnben ii9 inmer nDb nid)t sebeI.
iert. Sir ben Suibel Gnlbfpei5en in
Chicago tuiro nur 67c be5ablt, in ct.
9puiS u. Solebp soc, II. in 9ieiu gorf
TIC.
Ser cpntrpIIirbnre g8eisennprz
rotb lit in bet uerfIonenen 28uebe
tuieber eeitieeeu, unb tpiro eesens
iudrtie ouf II, $685. 900 Suibel ee.
Ib6st.
De, cuntruIIirbnre g8eli6tornoprs
roth lit in bet oerfl1iienen &ude um
nebr nIs 1000, 900 8ui6el eeitieeen
unb betrdet se9enndrtig "a, ,563, 900
Buffet. 9eiien uneeat1tet 1T Ter
gelibfurnpreis, I'M Siublid auf ben
Grpurt, UNI cine 8teiniefeit b6ber,
ale Gebte g8ode. Or betrdet
ndmlid) 80 1s2c flr ben 8uibel
Gaib.
5afer bringt 23 1.2c per 8uibel;
MeBport $500 bis $3.50 per Sns.
Die Sartufelpreile iinb unper6ns
bert. Sm @rDBuertauf bel Der
ilenbabnwaeeunfobune tuurben
geitern fir bette Gprten ACC
uno fir geringere nur SOC beuia.
lgt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21
! IIoods
SarsapariIIa

ist die beste- I'm der That die einzige wahre
blutreinigende Medizin. Gebrauchen Sic Hoods.
Hoods Pillen kqriTen 1s7ehf LeDeTTeiden, eli
wirksam. 25 cents. Bel allen Droguisten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

0icIes Qor5eqail=6eidlirr lpiro
pcri6entt nm ltnier. 9efbdft be-
fdrnrt 6u MAIDEN. Seoer Sunbe
forut cin ~Set" erboIten. 9u,lit
bel uns lIno ratbet Guren 9e=
tonnten bel ms 5u tauien imo
mir weroen oafiir ior9en. oa6
Sbr oieic9 Seid)irr obne Grtrnz
Soften crl1dit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21
@roBen. 30040c nom @aaen.
8ruiebe ln.-30035 per 8uibel.
6eu.-5emiIdtes Sc. .5o@S. 90;
n1ptbp s6.00@11.50; 8rdriesSel
.oo07.0o . 9Dn (2.000fb.)
i11ddsntlidtr marktbsridt.
l6etreioe. 111ehI. uiw,

=
Se6en 5reitae cprrieirt non Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS
98eisen, 2. Gualitdt ........., so
g9eisen, 8. auolitdt ...... SO
N1ebl, per Cad, L. Aualitdt. 2.2o
Mebl, per Sad, 2. Hualitdt. 200
&ornntebl, per 100 8funb. LOO
&leie, per 100 8funb. ...... so
Sbipituff, per 100 8funb. 20
prooufte.
Gorrigirt nun
JOHN Fl. HELMERS, Grocer.
Die nneegebenen greiie tuer6en bon
ben S6nblern (nneiitens i'm 9anIdje)
besoblt.
Butter, per 8fune. J2-l5
Gier, per Duben6 ....... II
5hbner, per Rfunb
Gprine gbidens, per Yfunb s
Sminfen. ............... 9-O
G9ntar5, per 8fitro ...... 5---6
8tpiebeln per Buibel. 80
@uIIe per Bsun6. ....,... l0-;ls
&nrtpffelii. ............. 4o
Eurfeps ..........s..... so
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21
Dai bin9toner Srief.
@nibinstpn, 3. e., Is. DIT.

| <SulUtHHlUIlg 4. ", 10. I'll
Die erpBe Ntutbluiisteit tpelb,
l6neere 3eit I'M bemDfratii1en Saupt
quurtiere berri9te ilt plDbli9 einer
ieb= pebubener Stintmuna aetuiBen
| bic iebu6 eitel 4rnblerei iein mag
@s beiBt burt Jest bnB bic Ga6e be,
Si(6erfreiprdeuna einen 9ruBen Siee
errineen peroe. Die @ulobemofra
ten febrteu alnahenbaft in's 2aeer bel
reeuldren 9elnofrntie surId uno Die
eOlobemufratil6sn 3eituneen chen:
fails. guf republifanilher Seite bitt.
ae9en berri6te iibern1 @leiheiiltie=
felt 9egen oas g8ablreI Iultat, lueil Die
aOminiitration WcainleD's ii6 ala
| iebr i6pa9 ee5ei9t babe uuo Die Ir-
mees8erpfe9une 10 idlebt eetueien.
Die 8epublitaner tuiiroen in oielen
0iitritten ni6t mebr ais sruei 9rittel
i9rer Harteimitelieoer an bic Stimm>
faiten brineen fDnnen, ulip.
28ie aus better GueIle nerlautet,
lit Die quite Stimmune i'm, oemofrat.
iifJeu Eager iebo9 tueit iuenieer auf
uerbeiierte 9(uSii9ten ais nuf einen
itnrfen @elb5ufluB suriid5ufiibren.
Seit 6ns GDmite fir Ntittel unb We-
ee, aus brei Silberoem0traten, Ell
nem 1ppuliIten uno einent iueenanns
ten Silberrepublifaner beitebeno an
Die Nrbeit eesan9en uno ben ionoers
barren Sinnns,6ebenfiinitler r@oin"
oaroep 5um @enernl=Mnnaeer ibrer
9rieesfaiie eentn6t, baben Die Be-
ltbcr Der Silberminen 9roBe Sunrz
men sur Silbers@nmpaene beige
iteuert. 9iele MtiIlipnare tpnren iebr
orgerlid) iueil Die 9emDfrnter in
9tetp Oprf, Connecticut, 8enniplunnia
uno 9eetp Serlep li6 in ibren Hlatz
furmeu ear ni6t iiber bic Silberfrn=
9e auseelafen unb iuD(lteu fein @elb
ber9eben bis tie liber ipnret baB e8
nur I'M Sntereiie Der Silberfreiplagz
uu9 uuseeeeben tueroe. 0ieie
Sid)erbeit baben tie burb bic Bib
ung bes aus nun ertremen Siloerleu.
ten. be itebenoen gomite's unb bes
Silberferes Sorueg erbnlten.
Seoer Siireer ipIGte oies nidt aus
ben 9(u9en laiien, ieber @ut9elbmann
ipGGte Sur9e traeen oaB Die Silber=
leute in ben GprgreBiuabfen nidt
iiegen.
Cine eruBe @nttauihurs fir Die
0emofraten uno Q0puliiten tuaren
bic uun benz 9r. Seaman DOr Der
arieess ssllnterludun9ss sGumntiiiion eez
mabten Nusia9en. 9ieIe itinnlten
gar ni6t 81 ben leniationeGlen Snterz
uiews nel9e Die n9elben" 3eitun9en
als pDnt 9pftDr fommeno nerDffents
lihten uno Oieler repubiirte lie iogur.
Or. Senman bat nun gegen iib ielbit |
ausoeiaat, benn er CAB 5lt nidt ge'
muDt 81 baben bnB er bate 9bee unb
Dtilb uom Guartermaiter |
baben fDnnen. 9tad ibm mar er
ean5 allein Der Sbuloi9e. go eebt's
aber tuenn eelp9en tpiro. Die 9ii8en
bnben ia befanntlib feline laneen
Seire. lleberbaupt muB man iih
baB Solbaten Jest feline
@ruieGeei6ibten me6r uerDffentlis
den lolien. Seit bic @pmmiiiion
bic Sa6en unteriubt, boben bieie
Sa6en aufgebDrt, Der bette Sepei8 |
fir Die 8ebauptun9 baB iie Tat alle
erfunoen, pber tuenioitens rieiig iiberz
trieben tuaren. Son Slaeeu oeutI6. |
ameritanii9er Sul0aten bat man mod |
imner ni6ts eebDrt.
Die Sreiie unierer 5armprDouctc
bnben ii6 inmer nDb nid)t eebeIs
iert. Sir ben Suibel Gnlbueisen in
@bicuep tpirb nur &c be5ahlt, in st.
9ouiS u. Spleou 69c, II. in gtetu gprf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

aus beitem 4or3eunn bano9caIt nnO ecr9oIoet. pirt
an meine 9unoen Irei perid)entt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

Gas 8prSeGun-SeIdrr fpro etiif fir Stild on ieoen
arnoen oertbci Der bel mir ieine scubmooren eesen
9anr5obIln9 fnui Tas Ser beitebt aus 9aiIen unb
Seller, Pie=3eIler Sreaffo unb Dinner 2eler Souce.
unb Srud)td)nlen 3uder 9ppIe, uilp uiip
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21
prooufte.
gorrieirt npn
JOHN H. HELMERs. Grocer.

Die nnaeaebenen greiIe tper6en BON
ben Sdnblern (nteiitens i'm Ganidje)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-10-21

Seben 5reitae cprrisirt non Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS
Arizona republican., 1898-08-18

HE EEECEI EECE.ILj- -E,s1 E,( c 2Znu2 Gf HIS is due not only to the originality and simplicity of :he cc2china.icrl. }ct also to the care and skill a-i.t, which t is manufactured by sc.onzi'ie p1ccasses known to the CALIEo..ETa Eta SYRUP Co. only, and we wish to impress upon all the importance of pelrcila4iug tile true and original remedy As the genuine Syrup cf Figs is 2.anufa actured by the CALIFORNIA FIG STRUT Go only, a knowledge Of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthless limitations manufactured i,jF other par ties. The high standing of the CALF FORNIA FIG SYRUP Co. with tie medi- cal profession, and the satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families, makes the name of the Company guaranty of the excellence of its remedy. It is far in advance of all other laxatives, as it acts on the kidneys, liver and bowels without irritating or weaken ing them, and it does not gripe Tor nauseate. In order to get it's beneficial effects, please remem Der the name of the Company
 CALIFORNEA FIG SYRUP co.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Cal
 LOUISVILLE, Kg. NEvT XaE:g. E. \
Arizona republican., 1898-08-18
REPUBLICAN COUNTY coNVENlIoN

Pursuant to a resolution of the Pe- publican County Central Committee O. Maricopa County, a County Delesate Convention of the Republican party of held at the Old Opera House, :n the city of Phoenix, in said county, on Sat urday, the 10th day Of September, 1898, at 10 o'clock d. nl., for the purpose of
 l Electing twenty-one S2D delegates from Maricopa County to the Republican Territorial Convention, which is called to meet at Flagstaff, Sep enber 14th, 1S9S
 ?. Nominating a complete set of canli- dates of the Republican party for the several legislative, county and precinct offices to be filled at the ccmirg Novem- Der election in Maricopa County.
 g. Electing a Republican County Cen trsl Committee for the ensuing two years.
 4. The transaction of such other busi- ness as may properly come before the convention.
 The basis of representation in the said county convention shall be one delegate for each twenty votes, or fraction over ten cast for Hon. A. J. Doran, candidate for Delegate to Congress at tine last election and one for each precinct; but each precinct and polling place shall be entitled to one delegate. The number of delegates to be elected at each precinct or rolling pdace, the places of holding the primary election for such delegates. and the names of the judges and inspectors Y tiors, are as follows:
 EAST PHOENIX PRECINCT, NO. l.
 First Ward, No. IS North First street;
 delegates; T. D. Bennett inspector:
 Jas. McMillan, judge. EAST PHOENIX PRECINCT, NO. D. Fourth Ward, City Hall; delegates;
 Frank Moss. inspector; c. M. Sturges. judge.
 WEST PHOENIX PRECINCT. NO. l.
 Second Ward, O'Neill building: dele gates: Frank Parker, inspector; W. g.. Pickrell. judge.
 WEST PHOENIX PRECINCT, NO. g.
 Third Ward. office of c. w. John- stone; Il delegates; Chas. Moore, in- spector; J. I. Brooks. judge. TEMPE-Kingsbury's Hall, 10 delegates; Watson Pickrell. inspector; Will Null len, judge.
 MESA-Old Bowery. delegates: Km. Newell, inspector; A. c. Mcqueen, judge.
 LEHISHal, delegates; H. simpkins,
 inspector; Geo. Tiffany, judge. SEARLS MINE-Searls Mine l delegate; Andrew Dobbie, inspector; Jas. Mo Farland, judge. ALMA-Schoolhous delegates; R. l..
 Rogers. inspector; Franklin L. Robin son, judge.
 HIGHLAND Schoolhouse, 1 delegate;
 John L. Anderson, inspector; P. D. Hughes. judge. 0RME-Sc -Schoolhouse, 1 delegate; W. H. Brown, inspector; Henry Lutgerding, judge.
 | CARTWRIGHT Schoolhouse, 1 dele l gate; w. B. Green, inspector; Gates
 Fowler, judge.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-18
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR
(New York Press ]


 Every girl thinks she knows how to look wis6ully at a man.
 It is just as apt to be the homeliest girl in the family that carries home the mistletoe.
 At certain age no girl can see how an old bachelor can keep 'Lucile'' in his library and act so.
 Probably the first man Balaam told his story to said the ass was nothing to parrot his wife once had.
 A girl will very seldom go to the door to bid man goodnight unless there are some portiers which she can wrap herself up in and look out at him lover the edge.
 Style to woman means whether you have to wear clothes that are too big to look well or only too small to feel comfortable.
 A married man always boasts about his having made one woman happy but an old bachelor is the only one that can be sure of it.
 Even when a girl has fixed sprig of mistletoe in her hair, so it will look like it fell off the chandelier, she will pretend to fight against it.
 All women believe in their hearts that woman is the superior of man, but very few of them care to brag very much about it till after they get mar Tried.
 When man gets tired of girl he has to stand it; when a girl gets tired of man she has only to ask him to carry few of her littlest bundles
Arizona republican., 1898-08-18
REMARKABLE INTELLIGENCE

Dat Grober Clebeland ob mine he's de mos sagasherish chile yo' eber seen He done come i'm school de odder day an lie says: fMarm, dem Spanishers never wuz no count. Is been study in in school how dey sent one ob deir invisible armandas to fight wid Queen Elizabeth, for Queen Victoria done been born. en- Queen Elizabeth she sunk 'em all to de bottom ob the sea an dere want hardly any ob dem trifin' 'mandas left to go home to deir mammies. Jus tink ob a little nigger knowin' all bout dat, wen I'd never heard ob it befo Truth.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-18
TELL OF GOOD TIMES
Merchants From All Parts of the
 Country Report Prosperity.

t0bGLs% lie port ICS t}ellt
 New York, Aus. 17.-ATerehants from
 out of town are registering at the rooIns of the merchants association in greater numbers than they did last
 ear at this period. At that time the number was unusually large August having always been a banner month in he wholesale mercantile interest Of New York.
 Merchants who arrived yesterday i represented widely distant parts of the country The came from the south west as far as New Mexico. Arizona Texas and Arkansas; from the nOrtt- vest as far as Minnesota: from tho
 central wet from Missouri Ohio and Indiana: from the south from Ken lucky, Louisiana and Tennessee: and from New York and Connecticut i These merchants all talk Of prosper ! jty. Conditions, as reported by them. especially in the agricultural portions Of the country, are better than they 1 have been for years. The higher prices which have prevailed for wheat
 have enabled the farmers to pay Of 1 their indebtedness to the lccal mer- chants; and both the farmers and To-
 cal merchants are fresr from debt to 1 day than they have been for long periCd. The result of this is that tl,sre i is larger demand by those local 1lar- chants for goods with which to store their shelves; and that demand is re 1 ifected again through the denards of ! the iObbers and SO on through the endless chain which cones with better times
 Until lost year merchants bought iust as little as they possibly toild to carry themselves along. h 1897, how
 ever they added somewhat to t'lair inuYcbsses. but this year the- exnsct to
 ruTcEaae more heavily than they did
 jest year. Tn other worde many Of | them expect to take edvants ge of the
 hetier condition in which they are land the improved cI,io9l1 for tho coun- i hg, and stock ID fully in a'l lines Of i merchandise dealt in by the12
Arizona republican., 1898-08-18
FOR SALE-Acetylene gas plant in ffrst-ciass condition. Suitable for store or private residences. Too small for present user. Address, L., Republican office
THE NEW LAUGH.

Distin guished by great measure Of difference from the traditional merry "Ha. hal" is the new laugh.
 It is not SO much a laugh, to tell the tfuth--tbough it is intended to dc duty as cra-as it is a ripple of merri- ment The smart girl this summer makes no noise at all with her laugh ter. She keeps her mouth closed, her lips well together. But over these lips steal when she is amused, something that is more than a smile. It is a laugh all hut the sound, all but the opening Of the mouth and the showing of the teeth Ii is fun and amusement personified. trt it is all in silence New York Herald.
Arizona republican., 1898-08-18
WILL FIGHT FOR SCHLEY.
Sampson Will Not Bs Promoted
 Without Struggle in Congress.

Washington, Aug. 1.-The promo tion Of Sampson over Schley is certain to excite violent criticism when con- gress meets. The nominations will have to be sent to the senate, and there is TO GCestion that they will be the subject e vigorous discussion in ex- -cutive session of that body, as well 1s cf investigs tio2 by tAe house, when the committee CT cOliJuct o+ the war. which w;ll certainly be appointed, meets D Investigate matters relating 0 the present contest.
 There is a feeling among congress- .len that fayoritism W2s responsible for the overthrowiDg of Schiey by Sampson when the war broke out, and that strong bureau influences at Wash ington have been constantly exercised in favor Of Admiral Sampson since Sampson is rot 9 fayorite except in the inner circles Of the navy department where for many years past he has al ways been able to exercise strong in. duence in his behalf.
 The friends Of Schley are convinced that he has been badly treated and they have announced their determina- ton to insist upon an investigation of the reasons why he was deprived of his Droper command at the outset of the war, and why subordinate officer has been nominated over his head in re- ward of a naval engagement in which that officer took little part and which was fought almost exclusively by the ships under Schley's direct command
 On the other hand, there undeniably Is a large number of persons who Ieariier in the controversy were ciassed among the warmest of Schley's parti- <aas, but who now are disposed to ac- 4ept as just the official determination of the matter. Even at the best, how yer, congressional action is almost 'ertain to make tie quarrel 9 long and hittor one
Arizona republican., 1898-08-18
WARDROBE CT 4 CAVALRYMAr-. About Eighteen Full Suits Required t
 Make Him Presentable

Tt is not generally known. but t is nevertheless a fact, that United States 7avalrymen of the regular army are supplied with six suits Of clothing" ;" aid a cavalry officer. Almost every ceremony performed by q member of cavalry regiment de1nands 9 different inform. It is net positive army reg llation that each man be supplied with lis many suits Of clothing, but they are necessary, and there are few in the
 eryice who are not provided with hem.
 Every man must have full dress inform for inspection. 9 uniform fo' s0ard mount, ore fer drills. 9 brown canvas suit for fatigue. blue suit fo1 7ttached service and 9 stable suit. Be
 tides these, every member of a cavalry regiment is provided with from eight 10 twelve suits of white linen duck And, moreover, every man has to pay or his own laundry when these white luck suits are washed. When one con- siders the fact that a man will soil three or four suits per week the ex- Dense Of laundry is no small thing.
 ''In this outfit are also included a iress helmet a campaign hat. a regu- iation soldiers cap, a cork helmet, a pair Of boots. pair of barrack shoes. Withal, however, the cavalry is decid- edly one of the prettiest departments of the service and there is hardly a cavalryman who would be willing to exchange places with either an infan- tryrlan or an artilleryman. Then, too. the regulations regarding enlistment ere more severe in regard to physical ronditjon tran in other departments. :" Omaha World-Herald
Arizona republican., 1898-08-18
SILVER CITY REDUCTION O.,

Silver City Grant Co.,. New Mexico
 This plant has been purchased and will be operated in the future by the estate of the late Senator George Hearst of California, under the gen eral management of D. 3. Gillette, Jr. It Is the intention of the present man. agement to largely increase the ca pacity of the plant and equip it with every modern appliance for the suc- cessful and cheap treatment Of ores and concentrates. Consignments and correspondence solicited Advances will be made on o;as
Arizona republican., 1898-08-18

The earl of Minto, the new governor general Of Canada, as visc0unt Mel rund, was military secretary to Lord Lansdowne when he wss governor general If Canada.