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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-11

We have many inquiries for small
loans up to $500 on real estate security
paying / per cent or better. Abstracts
furnished in every case. Reynolds 6
Mcdowell.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-11
Rock Drilling Contest,

All teams desiring to enter in a
grand rock drilling contest. to be held
at Short Line park, on July I'd, are re-
quesetd to send me their address. Lib
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-11

Repsold select vintage wines admitted
by the French to be equal to their best.
P. ]. Brophy & Co, sole agents, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-11
The Daylight Salesroom
A Scene in White
The Midsummer Sale

/ he I Midsummer Sale
Of Muslin Underwear commences
here Monday. Do not come ex-
pecting to buy trash, it finds no
place at this store. But do come
prepared to see and buy the best
qualities, best makes, best ma
terials at less prices than ever.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-11
50 per Cent off IJndermusIins

These have become soiled through handling or
window displayng-some merely wrinkled, but
all are this years, here since January at most.
Drawers, Chemises, Corset Covers, Petticoats,
Night Gowns and in nearly every style of trim
mings, plainest to most elaborate carried in
stock regularly. They will occupy separate
tables and be closed out at
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-11

DR.. N. F. Clifford, dentist, does first
class dental work. Rooms and L. ITO
N. Main street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-11

Moved to IA West Park, but do
better dental work than ever DIR.
Rinehart
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-11
Women's Drawers

At Ioc, were e5c
Made of good Muslin, wide hem, cluster of
tueks.
At SOC, were soc and ooc
Cambria Drawers, 1.2 inch embroidery ruifle
and cluster of tucks.
At 55c, were Use
Cambria Drawers, double cluster of tucks,
rufle of five inch embroidery.
At Doc, were SSc
Cambria Drawers. wide umbrella tucked rufae,
trimmed with two inch embroidery edge.
At csc, were SI.25 and $3.50
Cambria Drawers. wide tucked umbrella rufie
trimmed with three inch open embroidery or
four inch linen lace.
At 81. Is, were $3.50
Cambria Drawers, full wide ruffe of new close
embroidery. trimmed with insertion and
Point D'Esprit lace.
At $I.3o, were SI.7s and S2.
Cambria Drawers, with very full rufae Of
dainty frou. frou embroidery
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-11

VIII make the Following rates and tick
cts will be placed on sale June II and
II:
To Omaha, Kansas City, st. Joe,
Council Bluffs and Sioux City
and return .......................s 42. 90
To st. Louis and return. 40 so
To Chicago and return. .......... SO. so
To New York and Philadelphia
and return Observation-Disclosures. 10. 90
To Boston and return. ...... II. 90
To Ogdensburg and return. 6S. O5
To Portland, Me-, and return. -. 70. so
To Quebec and return. ....... 70. 90
To Albany, Saratoga and Mon
treal and return ............... 6S. 65
To Toronto and Buffalo and re-
lui IL I'd, 40
Tickets good returning until Septem-
Der 4. Parties going via the Union Pa
citic have option of route via Salt Lake
and Denver on going or return trip.
Solid vestibuled train, diner, compart-
ment and library cars Ogden to Chi
cagoWithout change. For further par
flculars apply to No. so North Main
street. CHARLES CLIFFORD,
General Agent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-11

Dr. Rinehart found now at IA West
Park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-11
Che1niSeS

At Ioc were 25c
Muslin Chemises, gathered in plain band good
value at regular price.
At 75c, were 35c
Muslin Chemises plain band, finished with
neat Cambria ruffle
At soc, were soc
Fine Cambria Chemises plain band, finished
with three stitching.
At 55c, were 75c
Muslin Chemises, square yoke of embroidery,
arms trimmed
Az along the lines of higher priced Chemises
reductions are equally great
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-11
This June Sale Of Silks
Commences Tomorrow

We want to impress on the
ladies that this sale of Silks will
give even better values than our
regular May sale, and, as the
quantity is not SO large, they will
go in a day. A window full to day.
See them.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-11
Union Pacific Railroad Comnanv

Will make the following rates and tick
cts will be placed on sale June II and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-11
O. *. LEWIS & CO.
NOTED FOR
Three Important Events TOMORROW AND WEEK Of O. K l. CO.'S
The Silk Sale! The Reaay=to=Wear Suit Sale!
The rIuslin Underwear Sale
All three of the
need-Do not this sale expecting 25c
Gowns So Suits We do sell that
DO and find the best goods best styles prices you
have

WOmen's Gowns
At 3oc. were ooc
Good Muslin Gowns, tucked yoke, embroidery
trimmed.
At Ssc, were IS and S5c
Muslin Gowns, tucked yoke, embroidery
trimmed to form bolero effect.
At 7oc, were $I.oo
Cambria Lawn Gowns, 'Y' embroidery yoke
neck and sleeves embroidery trimmed.
At csc, were $i.as and $3.50
Cambria Gowns. high neck. Empire style,
tucked yoke, bretelles edged with neat en-
broidery.
At $IIs, were $3.50 t-
Cambria Gowns, Empire style open square
neck, front yoke and bretelles, trimmed with
two inch Linen lace and insertions.
At $3.50, were SI7s and 81
Cambria Gowns, high neck, fancy pointed yoke,
trimmed in two inch Point de Paris insertion
and Lawn ruffle. edged with lace, also in Empire
style, yoke front and bretelles Of embroidery.
At ST. As, were 81
Cambria Gowns, Emf ire style, yoke front and
hretelles OF fine tucks, finished with three inch
!, embroidery ruf1e.
At SL65, were S7.75
Cambria Gowns square open neck embroidery
breteles at neck and sleeves, two inch linen lace
ruffle.
At SI.75, were ST.. so
Cambria Gowns, Empire style. round front
yoke and bretelles Of linen insertion, lace edge
finish.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-11

WIZ
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
4 NiW POlskich
W AMERYCE.

PUBLICZNA TAJEMNI-
Ca jest dzisiaj W Chicago, ze
tax Ora Kossakowskieg jak
ruskiego prewodyra Fried
laendera doprowadzil do
ruiny sprytny .polski kar-
ciarz ze sfer zmartwychwstall-
skich, tytu}em generaloego
doktora. Podobno nawet
ksieza jeden zmartwychr
wstahski redaktor naleza do
fllar6w tel krop!dlarskiej
szulerni ma Stanislawowie.
Alec W owych sferach przy-
sic juz Cd dawna,
ME dbac 0 publiczna opinia;;
[byle busines s1edl.
ST. LOUISKl agent Mil
wauckich KURYER6W lamen-
TUE, ze pom;edzy wsrtosclo- 10
wemi rzeczami, kt6reZ Irll, V:
ukradziono po Procesfez' Z
wydawea TYGoDNllkA s PoLs9KIE. :, KITE;
1Go (p'ierscionkam kolczy- y
Ikami, zegarkami j I. ?. znF'a'js
dowalo sic take 50 akc,yl na
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

/ Rektor wowcxas, ma przeko..
re duchowiehstwa, do smiesz.
nosci kumaa sic : Morgen-
sternem ] Gryglaszewskin,.
z semlnaryum lego zaczeli
|wychodzit lewici. Witalismy
reformator6w od samego
poczatku, wiedzac, swoJa
droga,ze parszywe) ow-s
czarni czasem zdrowa wyi.
die owieczka. Wysslo tel Z
pod ,,opieki' Rektora kilku.
poczciwych ksiezy. ale ME
jego W tenn zasluga. Znamy
tylko dw6ch, kt6rzy ugrunto-
want W domu ojczystym W
staropolskiej cnoc'e wierze,
ME zdo}ali polknat ducha
intrygi Rektora. Reszta jego
reformator6w przyswieca ta-
klemi cnotami. jakiemi lsnj
sam Rektor.
Skoro sic Rektor dostal do
Detroit, nuze kopat dolki
pod S. p. Kolasihskim. Ka-.
plan ten nigdy ME bylby.
tax daleko sic pos,lnal. gdyby
go Rektor ME byl popychaf.
Najnowszy dowod: wygry-
,zienie is R.os1,ual Ida Byzew~~
skiegosz parafi osieroconej
po S, p. ks. Dom;niku Kola-
sihskim.
Rektor, wsadziwszy swego
ucznia Folte jako wikarego
do pomocy ks. Byzewskiemu,
nakreca] Folte do ciaglych
'ntryg.
F lta po mieSc e chodz:}
czerniac ,pod sekret7m
swojego proboszcza. Wlkary
burzyi takze kom'tet paraial-
ny, az ks. Byzewsk'ego wy.
zari sam zostai prohoszczem.
Take sa sprawki Rektora.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

| lf'r'ancuskie u pod. niebiosy teraz
v W,yqossza q poSwiecen'e ! nieu-
|:g,iiety I ichar:akter dawnie)szego
/ |francu skiego ministra wojny
generala Mercier, kt6ry ME
.ulaMl sic nj potegi zydow-
skieJ. ni grolb masohskich
lecz 4 zelazna wytrwaioScia
walezY pi6rem, sfowem ]
powaga swoiego imienia. Sci
gajac zuchwalego zdrajce, az
wreszd { dokaza} swego.
w dczach wszystkich pra-
wych Francuz6w general
Mereler oprom'enlony teraz
Jest pod obnym blaskiem "a
s'ugl, jak niegdys. nasz boz
haterski karelerz Zamoj:ki,
gdy qstatecznie pokona} zdraj-
ce San1uela Zborowskiego j
zasluzoha wymierzyl mu kare.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
TELEGRAMY

BERLIN. - po-
wodu, re francuski
sqd wojenny wRennes
ME uwagledni} dowo-
du, iaki ma niewin-
nose Dreyfusa stawit
Rad sniem'ecki, be-
dzie ambassador ME-
miecki W aryzu hr.
Muenster ztamt9d
odwo}any.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
LONDYN.

LOND1 L ~. w y
mix procesu W Rennes
wywo}a} tutaj W sze.
rokich kotach przy-
gnebiajace wrazenie.
W dzielnicach zydow-
skich odby*y sic ma
bozenstwa W sYnag0-
gach, gdzie kobiety
pfaka}y, a mezczyzni
zawodzili zale "Daily
News powiada, re
wyrok przeciw Drey-
fusowi stanowi dla
Francyi moralny Sc
dan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
Intrygi bez kohca.

! ffsays,I
z 3; y.o'bulrleniem by I zno~u zmu-
szenl. les1tte'::tttny ester zwr6ci6 pu~
blicznosGl :'4ti.>r >nraszei "vage ma
wstretne intrygi detrotckiego
ERxekttst 4 ssu ii i3o ibo III, W oczacc1fii
-wielu, nawet ;nteligentnych
ludz; uchodzi iako czlowiek
wielkiej zaslugi, cnoty i
swiatobliwosci,. my, znajac
|jego Gale zycie. mic. uczciwego
W MIN ME 1naidu]emy. Jest
to chodrqca intryga, szcze~
g6lnic gdy chodzi 0 pienia~
DE.
Sprawki1 jego W Polonii do
dzis'aj So tam W swiezej par.
mieci. O utracie starego
kosciola wol'my milcsee, Po-
buntowawszy rozdzieliwszy
para6a, wyst@wil kamienny
kosci6l. chwalac Sc, il poko-
lenia tamtejszych Polak6w
przezy;e. Dzisiaj ks. Grem-
bowsk' Gala parafa czesto
radzi. W jaki spos6b utrzymat
wallace sic injury, by ludzi
ME zabi}y podozas nabozeh-
stwa. i:
| Dwadziescia lat temu REX
tor czmychnal 2 Polonii, wbrew
wolf swo)ego prawowitego
oiskupa S. P. ks. krautbau~
era.
S;ostry Felicyanki posta~
nowily uszczesliwic Detroit
swoja madroscia j potrzebo-
waly kapelan;ka.: Ma te posa-
de zbierala sic slinka Rekto-
rowi, dale) vice lasie sic
mateczce. lstnie drapieznie
usposobiony duch zebraczy
), swjetych" niew!ast przy
padl mu do gustu, DO odt4d
stale mierzy cnote ludz' We
dug ich o6lr.
Prfzzytaczamy znane k]erowi
polsk emu starszej daty "a.
targi ze Zwiazkiem Ducho,
] wiehstWo nasze prawowierne,
widzac Morge gensterna, Grygls
/ & c., na czele Nv azku, ME
!. ..moglo go tolerowae. Lee
+I 3 = g / X: /. j + -
e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
P0noWne skalanie DreYfaSa.

|PonoWne skazaDie Drefasa
Francuski sad wojenny v
ERennes wydal Nv Sobote. s
Wr7e:Snia, wyrok. skazujacy
kapltana Alfredo Dreyfusa
ponownie. i to ma 10 lat
fortecy "a sprzedawanie
|obcemu mocarstwu tajemnic
sztabu generalnego Q kon-
strukcyi armat francuskich.
Ia to obce mocarstwo
francuski sad wcjenny oczy
wlscie uwaza} N:emoy, gdyz
dokumenta. ma podstawie
kt6rych Dreyfus byl areszto-
wanyi sadzony, a kt6re m;aly
bye pisane przez niego same
go lub z jego polecenia, j
sprzedane ambasadorowi ne
mieckiemu W Paryzu panu
Schwarzkoppen, wykradli
Francuzi z biura tego me-
m'eckiego ambasadora.
Prawda, re Rad niem'ecki
ME przyznawa} Sci ME przy.
znaje. ze kupowa} cd Drey-
fusa taemnice armii francu-.
skiei. les1c2e W przeddzieh
.zapad1;eeIa wyroku W Ren;
mes cesarz t1iemiecki Wilhelm
kazat og}osit W swojej Ber-
lihskiej gazecie nadwornej,
re Dreyfus nigdy mic ME mial
wsp6lnego rzadem niemiec~
KIM, lecz pieciu francuskich
'edz, ow wojskowych uwaza|t+
re n'cmieck'e zapewn,en,a "a
1wyk|e kruc1ki dyplomatycz
'e i oswiadczyto sic "a
skazaniem Dre> fusa a tylk.,
dw6ch sedz ow uwaza'o pod.
sadnego n'ew'nnym.
Najwiecej zaszkodziioD
fu,owi swiadectwo pufkow~
nlka Lebrun, kt6ry go cd
stawif ma Czarcia wyspe. Ten
zeznal, re Dreyfus przyznal
mu SIC, il wydawal pewnemu
s2tabowemu o6cerowi armii
niemieckiej drobniejsze tajem
nice generalnego sztabu
francuskjego, lecz tylko W
tym celu, ably Cd niego W
zamian wydostat w;ete waz~
niejsze tajemnice 0 armI4
niemleckiej.
Podczas czytania wyroku
wyprowadzono Dreyfusa z
sail sadowej, a gdy potem
jego .adwokat Labori odczyta|
mu kopia wyroku, w'ezieh
wcale TEN sic ME zmiesza}
Gdy pezniej przyszla go od~
wiedzit iona, pocieszal ia, ze
luz "a kilka tygodni moze sic
spodziewat zupelnego uwol-
nienia. w dn'u 10 Pazdz'er
nika 1899 +. uplynie bowitm m
S lat Cd p'erwszego lego
skazania, a okropnr meki,
jake " tym czasie przze,c;er- Sc.
pal, musza mu bye policzone
ma przysadzone mu osta tecz-
ME 10 lat fortecy.
P'atryotyezne dzIennik'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
BUDAPESZT

BUDAPESZT
Og{oszono nastepu-
jace po}urzadowe oS-
wiadczenie: ,,Rozpo-
czal sic rucb, ably
powstrzymac w egry
Cd brania udzia}u W
WystaWie poWszech-
nej W Paryzu, " roku
1900. W ielu bogatYch
zyd6w cofnefo swe
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

EaplikacYe na WySCa "
COW, niby 2 pow odu
5e obecny stan rzeczy
we Francyi ME jest
rekZojmia bezpieczeh-
stwo dla wystawc6w,
BJAkOGR0D.
Kr6l Serbski Milan
chcac okaza6 swoja
nieprzyja&h ksieciu
Montenegro, zni6s4
Epu1k 9 z naZwisklem
tego ksiecia, i poje-
dyicze kompanie po-
wcielal do innych
pu@k6w.
PARYZ. Oba-
Wiano sic tn rozru-
chow, lecz masy "a
chowuja sic dosyc
|spokojnle. Tylko po
nick t6rych miastach
by}y burdy uliczne
wskutek wyroku "
Rennes, lecz te uSmie-:
rzy}a policya. = Oble-
keni antisemicj W
domu Guerina i on
sim strzelali ma WI
wat, gdy i'm zatele-
fonowano wiadomosG
o przegranej zyda
Dreyfusa. w domu,
przyle g}ym do "wAro.
wni" antisem)ty Gu
erina, ,znaleziono loch,
przez >kt6ry ob]ezo-
nym do starczanC
zywnoSG.
BERLIN. - Prus III
minister rolnictwa
otrzyma} takze dyml!-
sys, poniewaz W spra-
vie kana}owej ode
grail role, kt6ra' wy
padla ME po mysli
CesarZa.
PEKIN. Ia, sta
ldIllGlI OOoOl ~ " y
chihskiej odbywaja
sic ustawicznie naro-
dy pomiedzy mini
strami chihskie mi a
japohskiemi celem
zawarciat- t-rak tatu "a
.czepno odpornego.
ZAP1sYW,A'c WIAR w + UsA .).:;.,4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

ardll Str Winona Y y !: Mlias' i
|slawny polski mlyn par,owy
" Pu'askim, po TOO doIa~
row. 6miesznes 70 same a,
chwalstwo, mic wiecej. J. ~
Akcye owej spoIki nIynar-; !.
Esklej: Bartkowiak, Mferzwa
& Moral ME mogiyby mice
.nawet wartoSci 5ciu cent6w.
Gala .owa tr6jka hultajska
: razem wzl4wszy, ME ME Jest
warta 50 dolarow, wespd ;
temi lachmanami, ktorc oni
ma sobie nosza. - Dotad
.nawet ami jednym centem. nj
kamieniem nile ruszono. bv
|postaw't 6w mlyn hultajski
W Pulaskim, o.ktorym kilka
miesiecy temu KuRYER | inne
wichlackie gazety szumne
'
Podawafy wlesci'
!
( WlEL. x BlENlARz
przenleslony Po sledmloletnlm
pobycle W Amigo 40 berl'na'
Wis.
o5 hOLEh lONOW .loee-
ryl 'ansowe) .. >n'caeo 70 /.
Po'nn,k: a sihosc'uszk1' ! P1zyW's
seczy'o soDte sko'ehto~aAe
p'en'4uze a''l nysl. ouuae
40 kasy' oos o9A
REDAlklOKzY Dz1ENN1- +
kACHlcAGosKlEeo czc'hDreytu- g
sa, pred jego ponownem ska
.zaniem, jako meczennika NY,
wal : ka) mojre)l - teraz
zas przerzucili sic do obozu
ant'dreyfusist6w. Zasady
W kat, byle bushes szedi!
o.
CHICAGO W do;r
Wrzexn,a odbv}a Sic. mead
eedz;,s o,ooa roznr. ,ya i
en,., ,v;e nod,n;, h,he, !
! ! ! = :, L., M Koze,.
kowst;eoo kt6rv ;,k w;ado.
!, nxsah,,, ola,a a6,+o~,
rok, " zak}adz;e karnvrn !,
alvch ! : ,8os
Arg,,mentowa, obro6ca dra
Z :Kossakowsk;eoo !; wvkaza} .
- nom,edzu aktem oskarze (.
MA ! wyrokiem i,,rv .zaszla
sorlecznose, a m anow::c::e, ze ].
akt oskarzenia ooiewal 3
kradziez', podczas qdy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14
ANTWERPIA

ANTWE WERPIA.
Zydzj belgijscy gro
ia, re "a wyrok "
Rennes zemszcza sic
ma wystawie paryskiej
i zerwia wszelkie
stosunki z firmami
paryskiemi.
RZYM. We
W}oszech i W Austryi
istnieje zamiar boy
kotowanla wystawy:
parysk1ej z powodu
wyroku, zapad}ego "
Rennes w r62nycb
miastach od6y4y sic
demonstracye. W Me-
apolr chc1eli. krzyka-
cze powybi)s6 szyby
W WkOnsulacie francuz-
kim, lecz rozpedzono
ich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

|aplik;acYe ma wysta "
COW, niby 2 pow odu,
5e obecny stan rzeczy
we Francyi ME jest
rekojmia bezpieczeh-
stwo dla wystawc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-14

s. KOLEKTOR0W lote-
ryi fantowej " Chicago ma
pomniks: < KoSciuszk., IS IL Przywl:a!- VIA.
szczy'o soble skolektowane
pien'adze i ami mysli oddat
do kasy. (G'os PoLsk1).
Arizona republican., 1899-02-14

birthday of John H. Landis, chief coin CT Of the mint. The coinage did not
 represent a full months work as the actual minting was not fully under way
 until January 5. The rush will be kept
 up for some time. as there is sixty mil lion dollars worth of gold bullion now r in the mint vaults awaiting coinage,
 and there is q demand for the gold.
 There are now 511 persons in the mint and 23S in the coining department, many of them working overtime. Some idea of the amount of iabC4 required can be formed when il is borne in mind that there are thirteen distinct pro- cesses in the evolution from a gold bar to the coin. The demand for the dou- ble eagles is ascribed to a change of custom in Europe. Formerly gold bars were asked for by those who had ship ments of large amounts to make to Eu- rope, as the gold coin sent there was melted and recoined. Now the double eagles are kept. Russia alone has twenty million dollars in S20 gold pieces in her treasury and the Bank of England has a large amount.
 The books of MT. Cobb, register of the mint, show that nearly all the gold received this month came from Colo rado, Montana coming second and the Klondyke region and Idaho next Philadelphia Bulletin.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-14
SENSITIVE MIR. AsToR.

The suit of NJ. William Waldorf As.
 tor, late of New York and now of Lon.
 don, against the publishers of the Lon
 don Mail, has ended in an apology be- ing made by counsel for the defendant The Mail printed an interesting story concerning an alleged dinner given by
 MT Astor, who was said to have re- ceiVed from California the section of q huge tree that was used as a table. The story went on to say that an English man had doubted Mr. Astcr's word as to the size of some California trees and that the dinner was to furnish proof of the former Americans veracity. MT. Astor protested and sought to recover five thousand dollars damages because he had been held before the public as "a foolish and ridiculous person" But the apology was rendered and the case was dropped During the proceedings Lord Chief Justice of England Baron Russell of Killowen made these perti- nent remarks:
 It cannot be said that these personal paragraphs are not sometimes very an- noying. This is the fringe Of a very large question: One cannot fail to see that there is a growing fashion per haps copied from the press with which Mir. Astor is better acquainted than we are, of publishing personal paragraphs which are very annoying.
 paragraph appears in newspaper this morning regarding myself, er-o- neously stating that I forced my car riage through the Horse guards pas sage, notwithstanding the opposition Of the guards, and an American paper the other day described a painful incl dent in my career It said 1t had been my duty, in the position of president of the divorce court, to pronounce a di- vorce decree between myself and my first wife. As q matter of fact, 1 have only had one wife; she is alive now; we have never been divorced, and I am not president of the divorce court
 As we look at the matter MT. Astor is responsible for having subjected himself to consideration as "a foolish and ridiculous person" The story told by the Mail was in no sense libellous and should have been taken by NJ. As tor as merely Illustrating proposition. That he was injured by it's publication we do not believe He must be getting particularly sensitive since he became ar Englishman, and the story told by the chief justice concerning his news paper experience was to be taken in the nature of a mild rebuke to Mr. Astor | for his extreme action over harmless | article
Arizona republican., 1899-02-14
THE TWO EFFECTS.

A writer in Agricultural Ad- vertising thinks that there is nc such thing as cumulative effects in advertising, and that leach advertisement must and will stand upon it's own merits" And SO it ought. The man who buys advertising space pays now for the immediate effect orly; but the cumulative effect is neverthe- less inevitable, provided the ad- vertisements be printed often enough.-Philadelphia Record.
 This bears out The Republi- cans contention that the persist ent advertiser receives the "cum- ulative effect" The Phoenix merchant who advertises only three or six months in the year is certain to be outstripped by the merchant in the same line of business who advertises every day. The latter is the better student of human nature.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-14
AGUINALDO'S VANITY.
Of One Who Met the In
 surgent Chief Two Years Ago.

''I saw Aguinaldo in Hong Kong in the early part of 1897," said MT. E. B. Cunningham of Liverpool, who is one of this years carnival visitors. 'I was representing an English firm at the time and was arranging q deal for some Manila hemp with MT. Emile Chargan, Q resident factor. One day called at Chargan's office and found | him in conversation with a sXarthy young Filipino who was introduced to me as Aguinaldo. I had heard a good deal of the insurgent chief, so I looked ct him with decided curiosity What impressed me most strongly about him was his extremely youthful appsarance. | He did not look over p at the outside and his air of juvenility was borne out by his stepping shoulders and narrow chest. He seemed like fragile, un- formed boy. His features were dis tinctly Mongolian, his check bones high. his eyes Oblique, his nose short and blunt and his lips rather thick. He had no sign of beard on his face but his hair was coarse, black and very thick His skin, remember, was badly pitted, possibly from smallpox l took particular note of his hands and feet, which were remarkably small, even for Filipino. lie wore tWomen's cloth gaiteEs, which is not unusual IF
 
 Hong Kong, and had a large sOlitire or his left hand. Aguinaldo remained only few moments after I arrived, but long enough for me to note that his manners were curiously nervous. It seemed impossible for him to remain quiet for a moment. The faces of a great many F'ilipinOs gave one an inn pression of distortion. as if they were slightly twisted to one side, and I re- marked the peculiality strongly in AguinalGo. After he left I told Char gan that he reminded me more of na- tive shipping clerk in some Dutch i'm porting house than of a revolutionist. He's the snartest Filipino in the south seas said Chargan, and his only weak spot is his vanity, which is some thing monstr0us.' That was the only time I ever saw him, So the picture re- mains quite vivid" - New Orleans Times-Democrat