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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-06-02
DENIsoN AND VICINITY

DENIsON AND VICINITY
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
June 7-s.-Soldiers' Reunion.
June 12.-One Week Mobiles Theatre Comp
any, Special Car and Brass Band.
ssOh what ia so rare as day in June.
Then if ever come perfect days"
Editorial on page 2.
The board of Supervisors meets next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn are visiting in
Ida Grove.
Fourth of July meeting to night.
Turn out every one.
j. ii. Tamm was down to Omaha on
business Wednesday last.
j. q. Schumacher of Charter Oak was
in Denison this afternoon.
Maurice O'Conror of Vail was a
Denison visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. Schmidt of Harlan is visiting
friends in Denison this week.
MIR. Olson on Arnold street is build
ing an addition to his residence.
The Penelope club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Ley.
Mr.. w. r. Cloudy is improving his
residence place with new terrace.
Mrs. Harry Luney took the early
morning train for Logan last Wednes.
day.
Mr.. II. Boyens of Hanover made a
business trip to Denison one day this
week.
N. E. Wilder and family spent last
Tuesday afternoon with friends at Dow
City.
Mr.. Geo. W. Gregg is again in Deni-
son and thinks of going into business
here.
Mr.. and Mis-. G. v. Jordan of Para
disc were business traders in this city
yesterday.
We were pleased to see Miss Mary
Flahive able to be out to church last
Sunday.
Miss L. Sarachon returned from Lo.
gan Wednesday evening after a few
days visit.
By the order of the Mayor all the
slot machines in town have ceased
operations.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Jordan of Dun
lap spent Decoration day with friends
In Denison.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Arndt
OF East Boyer township on Tuesday.
May 3Oth, a son.
Howard Wygant returned on Wed
nesday from several days visit with
Carroll friends.
Mrs. r. r. Robinson is in the city
spending the week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Scaggs.
Mr.. F. Pierce was able to ride out a
little yesterday. We are glad to note
his improved health.
Photographer Brown did fine job OF
picture taking with the Manila grad
uatinQ class last Monday.
Mrs. Pettis was a Denison shopper
yesterday. She is just recovering from
an attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. @. w. Carr and Mrs. VI. E. Dow
OF Dow City were Memorial Day guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Kelly.
Mr.. Geo. d. Moore. one of Marshall
Field 4 20. most popular statesmen
called on the Denison trade to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Grason were
among the many who attended Mem.
orial exercises in Dow City Tuesday.
The question of finding successor tc
Mr.. G. W. Lee as principal of the High
School is one that is puzzling the board
at present.
Mr.. u. l.. Heinsheimer, one Of the
prominent republicans and business
men of Glenwood, was in Denison to-
day.
Mr.. Eugene Gulick started this morn
ing for an overland trip into Ida Co
He will visit Ida Grove before return
ing.
An article by DR.. ]. 1. Gibson OF
Veterinary Inspection of Stations" OF
page will be found of great interes
to all horse breeders.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-06-02
CQMLNG ATTRACTIONS.

June 7-s.-Soldiers' Reunion.
June 12.-One Week Mobiles Theatre Comp
any, Special Car and Brass Band.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

teritiibung fanben. Damn ieBten lie bic 5d4rt
mad 8ritif4z @uianu fort, bas fie enbli9
gliidli9 errei9ten.
Der dGteite 5Gii9tGing mar elm In1dnaer
goulanger's, Der ppr iieben Sa6ren tpegen
politii6er 8ergeben bonn PrdItOenten Gar
not in Die 8%erbannung geI4ift fpOrben mar;
er mar prpfeIOr Der &9storlt in Paris gez
tpefen. Seine @efG6rten lparen Elm &iinitz
Ter, Elm Sptifer unb @runobeIiber, Die ii4
Idmmtli4 frii6er in guten 8er6dltnifIen be-
funoen 6atten.
Die britiide poli5et i'll Guiana bat Die
5Gi4tlinge ni6t Derbuftet, unb fie iperben
ni9t na9 Gapenne uusge!iefert t%perben; Is
BADEN ii4 na4 benz Snnera DEG 2anbe5 be-
geben, UNI 8eiAGftigung gu iu@en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

Ser 8rtn3 8 3 IN / g b n g b err,
auBer benz &uiier 8ilbelm II. tpObl Der geiz
itig regIamite unter ben 5iiriten Oes beutz
iden &ei4es, bielt apf Der !6uuptDeriammz
flung bes buperif6en 8unaloereins cine
meiiterbufte, bom genuueiten Stubium 5euz
genbe Rebe lii bic 8anaGpGGne,
Defenders au9 bic premBtf9en, benz
preuBii9en 2unbtage ~DorIiegenben, ebenio
fir bic bupertf4en, tpel4 lebtere BON
benz tur5ii4tigen baperif4en 2unbtage abz
gele6nt pqlrben. Was 8reuBen betrtfft, 10
i6einen ii9 bic 8unulzNusfidten i'm bortiz
gen 2unbtuee ie6r gu befern, troB beg Biz
beritanoes, ben namentli4 audi bic Ngrarisr
Der 8unalporlage entgegenIeben. Sin &andle
Sieg in preuBen tpiirbe aber audi Die 8analz
uusii4ten in 8upern betrG9tlih 6eben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

Die internationale 9reier=
gommtifion uuf Samoa tat Den
0eutf9en 9ufna9et, ben bic Gngz
ldnber unter Dem 8prgebeu, 0aB er gegen lie
ben Sumounern gebplfen babe, per9aFtet uno
pann auf 8erlungen ans beuti6e 8riegsi4lff
r6alte" ausgeliefert 9atten, p0aig entlditet,
unb er lit ieBt pieoer Elm sGn3IiG fre;er
Mann. Mus einem in Nep 2)ort ungetpmz
menen griefe BON inn gebt Eerbor. hdB an
Der Nieberlage Der englif9en
ameritanif9en SceIeute
gu 2unbe auf Samoa ein5ig uno aaein
Die f3le4te 6iibrung unb Der bobenloie
2ei9tItnn bes fii6renben en9li1hen Offi3ier5
S9ulb ndren. Weber na6 pprne, nod nadJ
ben Setten maren @rtunbi9ung >Yatrouillen
entianOt porben. Ser @n9(InDer berlieB
Ib gang auf Die Nadri4ten, Die er geiprI9sz
ipeiie BON 0ufnugel erfabren fatte. Ra9z
Dem aber bas llngliid gei6eten mar, ioGte
9ufnuqel gum Siinoen6od gema6t nerben.
@eiter beItGtigt IS Der 8rtsf, nit pel9er
8ar6orei bic @ngldnoer Bel 9tpi1 ouftrater1.
S6ne baB Tie ungegrtffen murosn, pdrfen lie
@ranaten na1 SteIen bin, no lie MenIGen
1q6en, gleib9iiltig, pb es &riegsr ober 6rauen
tpdren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
Gin neuer r~1aturparf.
(e6lub bon Der 1. estte.j

gu tperben. 9ut man biefen, gu Soften bur8
berabfallenbe Steine gefdbrbeten pfab
gliidlt4 binter it4, 10 9ebt es quer iiber
bic I9rdgen @isfelber binii6er, Bis man ben
S9neegipfel errei9t, ben gu ertlimman nit
feiner befonberen @efu6r nerbunben lit. Sit
man Mor9ens I'm 4 l16r aufgebrD9en, 10
fam man big Inn 2 l1br Na9mittags am
Ranoe bes &raters un9elangt fein. WiG
mann ni8t bort p6en ii6erna9ten, 10 muB
man fi9 friib genr9 gum Nbitieg %riiiten,
UNI por 9unfelnerben Camp Muir gu er=
rei9en, bon bu lit es MIR nod elm paar
StunOm Negs Big gum PurubiesSPart.
Ser @in3ige, Der uuf benz Mourt &ainier
fein 2e6am einbiiBte, lit prof. Cigar Mcz
glure BON Der l1niperiitdt BON Oregon, Der
uuf benz QbItteg i'm Stuff 1897 auf eirer
nit S9nee beoedten MnbDbe in Der NG6e
BON Camp Muir uusglitt unb nd9oem er
ettpd 200 SUB abtpdrts geroQat mar, an
elmer 5elsndnb 5erf9mettert tpuroe. Sci
benz 8erfu9, i'm gu ~rettan, ent9ingen feline
8e9leiter, prOf. 8. 5. Mit4e1 BON Nep
Oorf, Or. s. 9eNitt GonnsG unb YroF.
&nOerfon bon @ala WdIa nur nit tnup=
per Not9 einem d6nli6en 9ef9id.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
8rofeffpr RarG 3nprB

9rofeffor 8ort 8norb in
Gnansoi1e bat bic @rgebniffe ietnes Stu
biums Der SoGf1ore oOer 8Oltsfunoe
in einem 3 petbGnbigen @erte ME-
bergelegt, Oas augenblidli4 i'm 8erluge BON
@eorg Mtuste in Sppeln in preuBif4
S9tefien erf9eint. Der foeben bic preiie
Oerlafenbe, 43O @eiten fturte erite 8unb
entbdlt II. q. mebrere portreffli4e Sa9en,
pelae Der unermiibIi3e S4riftie1er uno
6orider 5uert in Der nSGlinots
Staats3tg." p~erOFfentGt4te, 6urunter
bic 10 intereRunten Observation-Disclosures
iiber ben @9ulmeiiter, bic 8O6ne, Neuz
jabrsge6rdu6e, @eiBen 9irf4, 8iene, ST.
innerung an ben l1rf9pa6en 8. Seer
brandt u. |. IN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

ltnfere Nusfubr an 5aupttu :
heGurtiteGn belief ii9 i'm 81 q / B. 5.
nur auf $50,345,679 gegen $73,122,751 i'm
@oriubrc, elm 4usfaG BON na6e3u S23,OO0,>
900 9egen ben MOnat Mai 1898; in gIe;4sr
Neile tit bic Nusfubr in ben Elf Monaien
bleies 8e9nun9siabres gegen bus @Orjc6r
BON STAT, $685. 1907 auf 1861, 1863 81 geiunz
fen. N6er natiirli9, Die 3unubme fonnte
ni6t emig bduern, benin 10 g~iinftigs 9sr6Gttz
n;iie tpie bic lebten Sabre iie bra4ten, 1omz
men ni9t oft pieber. Sir ben leBten mo-
nat itelen fi6 bic einaeGnen Qusfnhrpoiten:
9etreioe $19,638,313, @te6 unO GApeine
$2,883,345, 6leiidprObutte $4,000 ,07O,
8aumpoGe $9,61O,617, Minerul5l S5,212,z
328.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

@s tpurbe neuli9 an bieIsr StelIe eemelz
bet, baB Der 8strag Der i'm 4%uslanDe
beftnolt6en dmeritdnid den
@ert6papiere 9e9en ben boz ipeniz
gen Sa6ren UNI elm bebeutenbes, angeblih
UNI neun 3e6ntel, 3uriitgegangen lei. Sine
.8eitdtigung bieier Anii4t finben mir i'm
Stem Yort Sourndl Of Commerce, tpel4es
ben 8etrdg Der feit Dem 1. Sdnuuc 1898
an Die Ser. Staten 3uriidoerfauften
8ert6papiere auf $37O,O0O,OOO IGdbt, unn
5tpar e~ntfielen babon $115,O 100000 auf bic
erit. uno $145, 10000 auf bic atpeite
6Glfte BON 1898, unb $115,OOO 1000 Biz
ba6in auf 1899. SIT bieie S9dBung ri6z
ttg, 10 biirfte ma ii9 am @nos ni4t
nunbern, tpenn augenblidli4 unier Sob
borrat6 rin tpenig ange5apft pirO, tpofiir
i~ibrigens bas genunnte 6a6blatt Die grz
tlGrung bat, buB bic 8eranluf1ung Oa3u
bic bislen neuen i'm Nuslanbe beporitebenz
ben Qnlsi6en Ieien, i'm berentniaen ben
europdiI9en 8dnten cine 9erItdrtunJ Der
8aarz8eierbe geboten erI4eine,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21


profeffor Su1tus @0bel, Der
@ermantt bon Der Stanforbznni
ber1ttdt in gaGifornten, bat in
elmer treffli9en an bic Stubenten bteie
Anitalt geri9teten engItf4en Rebe
ben Stanbpunft Der 9eutf9>
mertfaner bargelegt, tpie ct in jung
tier 3eit bon beutiden Mafenperl ammlunz
gen unb SrganiiutiOnen tunogegeben
nurbe. prof. @Dbel, elmer Der in htes
m Qanbe geborsnen Oeuti4z@meritaner,
I6lpB nit ben Worten:
,Oes Nnt6eils bepuBt, ben mir 9eut19z
Nmeritdner Der amerifanii4en Civilization
au9efiibrt baden, protetiren mir ge9en Die
engli1Ge Nnmabung, bies Qano gu elmer
anglo=Id9fI9en &olonie gu itempeln. Wir
finb re9t nobl bamit 3ufrieben, 4merifaz
ner gu fein, ia es 1T ibr ameritunii4er
patrtotismus, Der 6eute Die Seut19eNme@
rifaner bonn atlantii9en Bis gum Stiqen
S5ean bereint i'm gemeinfamen ProteIt ge<
gen en9li13en Smpertalismus."
Gin gepiHer prof. M ii n It erberg in
8oiton t0nnte bon GDbel niel lernen!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

4s England beim 8eginn BEG drrez
rifdnii9en 8rieges gegen Spunien feline
5pet Rreu3er mSrGeans" un6
r@lbGnp" an bic Ser. Stadten
5iemli4 biGig berfaufte, tpurbe bies bon
Der f9on oumuls iberbunb nebmenben
ameritanif9en gnglanbunbetung aGs cine
noble Sreunof4aftstbut %bepunOert. Mun
b0rte aber pGbrenb bes 8rieges ME etpas
BON oieien 6etOen S9iffen. limb nun tommt
bon WaIbington tleinlaut bas @eftdnbniB:
Cine unteriu4ung babe ergeben, buB bieie
S9iffe gu Diel Sbergetpi4t buben unb BET
bober See umi9lugen miiBten; baber tperbe
ni4ts anoeres iibrig bleiben, als bic S4iffe
tpie altes @iien gu Derfaufen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

1teber ben Gifer engGif d q l.
fanif6er 8lqtter fir Die Ge4te
NuslGnbern in SranSpaal
tpurit3ipfelt bic r@efIt9e Yoit" 10:
SIS 1T amiiiant, bic bieiigen &nptpz
nOt6ingblGtter ii4 10 fir Die 5rei6e;t be:
vNusldnoer" i'm Sransooal begeiitern gu
feben, !9ier pfeiFen ie aus elmer gang am
bern Sonart. Sa, tbr 8uren, bas 1T
gang mas unbers."
60 it's! = Sir NusIGnberre6te III
SransDaal Iinb unIere @elben, o6glei8
bteGe BON ben in Srdge fommenOan engliz
f1en Nusldnbern bas Nboptipbiirgerre9t
i'm Sranspaal nur benuben ~piiroen, UNI
bic bortige &epublit @nglanb in's 9urn gu
trei6en. 4ber 9egen eurDpdif {
@tnpanberun9 mad ben Ser.
Staaten pii6len unfere @elben, Obglei9
lie san5 tpobl mt1en, bdB beinube ale Dieie
@inpanberer in Der tbrli9en 4bii6t berz
iibertommen, quite 8iirger Der ameritaniz
i9en Hepublit gu perben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

Srob Der 3~uneigung, lpel4e bic s r.
bo unb bort fir Die beutI1e Sc
tpegung duBerten, neil bieis ge9en cine Nl>
liun5 nit @nglunb geridtet lit, betraqen
ie ii4 uu EN-
Gebiete mod INNER u6Ideuli4 gsgen
9eutf9e. Weif Der oeuti@e 9i19of
Sanifen BON 8e1ebi1e in 5iibzSGinois eli
ner irif9stutbolii9en &ir9e in SAT- ct.
2ouis, nu9bem ct tbr berge6licb nuG elm
amber BRET irii6e 9rieiter cngs6oten fatte,
einen bes @ngliiden o0lIig mddtisen beutz
fden 8rieiter fdnOte, lit ie in bo1er 3ez
6e1ion gegen oieien unb ben 8ii6oF. uno
elm Slugblatt BON irii9er Ssite ia9t:
,,Irishmen! We are at war with the uncivil-
lied, arrogant und domineering Dutch, and
mean to win"
(.Srldnber! &ir Iin6 i'm &riese ~besriffen scgen
sic unseiitteten, unmoBeuben unb befebtsbaberis
iden 9ut9 unb bofen SIT fie9en!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
Wefinoien.

Ser 9Duberteur BON Yortortco, 8ereral
George %. Oabis, lit am SamIta9
Morgen an 8orb bes amerifani16en
Sransport1diffes v9locum" in ct.
S6omos angefommen. @r unb 1ein
Mbiutunt famen an 2anb unb befaben ii9
bic Stabt. Ser General mar i'm ~itreng1ten
Sncognito unb trat bes6dlb nit ben 8e60rz
ben niht amtli9 in 8erbinoung. Wie perz
lautet, bat Der General @rtunbigungen ii6er
bic bieiigen ODDS l1b @9ifffabrtsangelez
genbeiten einge5ogen. 6eute Mittag 1T ct
pie0er BON bier abgereiit.
@or einioen 3agen traf an Der Miin6una
oes SluRes @fequi6o in 8ritif9 @uiana
BON Der See fer Elm tleines ;auDerbppt Elm, in
pel4em ii4 bier perionen bcfan0en.
Die 2eute tparen obne 2ebensmittel unb
Wafer bret Gage lang BEN icngenben 9trobz
len Der tropiiGen Some ousge1cbt qepelen
unb befancen ii9 in Solge beifen in einem
bebauernstpertben 3uftanbe.
@s paren fran30if@e 6trdflinge, bic Gus
Der Strdflingstolpnie in st. Sean, Moroni
Gdbenne, an befIen &iife bic SeufelszSnie
liegt, auf Der it4 9repfus befanb, entfloben.
Sic tparen in einem CUR Strafan1 talt oe=
bOrigen Canoe entflo6en, nadbem ie Ii6 nit
etpas 2ebensmitteln un5 Q8afer berforgi
hatten, Oiefe 8orrdtbe tpnrben aber i;ber
8Oro gepai6en unb Die 5liibtigen paren
ge3tpun9en, bic 6ubrt fort5uicben, tpenn Te
es ni6t por5ogen, in oas gefdn9niB 5uriid=
5utebren.
Sic errei9ten Ren Nmiterbam in 9oll1n=
bii4@9uiana, mo lie beim @oup.rneur I'm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
mobenfhau.
(e6GuB bon Der 2. eeits.)

bereungeren S~u6r9unOert Der 9errf3er:
familie als GeIiben5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21
Japan.

Nus Sofio pirb beri6tet, haB in elmer gsz
beimen Sibung bes iapanifGen Stuutsraz
ties beI4lOfen pOroen 1T, ben 8ettru9Sz
bafen Nmop in Der 4ineii14sn probi1t3 SUB
8ien gu beieben, 9egen jeoe au5tpdrtigs Sim
mif6ung gu proteftiren un5 bic bereits be-
gonnenen R~iiitungen gu bei6leunigen, Inn
ouf irgenb nsl4e 8~orfommaife borbsreltst
gu fem. MittlerpeiGe oert9eibi9t bic iapaz
nif6e Prefie bic Sntegritat @5;nas.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21


Monta916enb purbe ungefiinbigt, baB@ez
major NalbedSRoufeau es u6gele6nt babe,
Elm ne1es Miniferium GIT biGben.
Die urIo4e bes MiBIingens ion fem, baB
@omtae Rronb fi6 tpeigerte, bas gortez
teutle beg Miniiters fir Dffentli6e Qrrbeiten
an3une6men, 6as er fir minberpert6iger
bdlt, als 0as bis6er BON i6m betleibete 4mt
BEG &rte9Sminifters. N6gefeben bon biez
lem einen PortefeuiIe pdre bus Rabinet
boaitdnoig getpeien.
Potneare uno 8ui0aine Madden bic Mn
nahme BON PortefeuiIes BPM @intritt
&rdnB' ing &abinet ab6Gngiq. N6qeie6en
Oapon, baB Der 2ebtere bic Stene bes Miniz
tiers fir Dffentli4e 4r6eiten ni6t 6uben
pplte, brii6te er aud feline Mibbiaigung
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-06-21

Me6rere dlbanii9e 8anben, bic bon 1000
damn regulGrer tiirtif4er Sruppen unter>
ftiibt neroen, BADEN, einem 8eri9te 3ufolge,
inc Nn3abl Terbti6er 00rfer i'm Saploniba@
9iftritt angegriffen. SIS pirb bin5ugeFiigt,
baB in ben entitanbsnen &Gmpfen cine groBe
Nn3u6l MenI9en auf beiben @eiten gez
t0ntet unD berpunbet pprben 1tnb. Die
Siirten, 6eiBt es tpeiter, bGtten, ba lie in Der
11eber5u6l ~getpefen feien, bic @ren3tpa6en
i~iberpdltigt unb blpdirten ieBt brei 90rfer.
Gine Nbt6eiIung ierbif3er reguldrer Srupz
pen lit nit @uftrdgen, bic @inbringlinge
3uriid3utreiben, nu4 benz @3auplabe bes
Samples abae19idt porben.
Gs tpirb gemeloet, bdB ernftGi9e 3uIamz
menft0Be an Der tiirtii4en 9ren3e itattges
funben BADEN. Sn Propa6titbd purbe bic
ferbif9e 9oit gepliinoert unb perbrannt uno
mebrere ftrategiI6e puntte muroen BON tiir>
tif9en Sruppen unb Mlbuniern beiebt. @s
berrf9t bier groBe Nufre9ung.
Sbweoen uno Norpeoen.
Die Mitglieber bes 3. 3. in Stod6olm to-
genbsnSpbrograpbii3en @Ongrefes finbSreiz
tag BON R0nigOst im991ofen enpfangen
porben. Ser &0nig 5eigte ben 6erren bic
5erriiene 0epel6e bon prOFefor @nbr6,
benz perT6oGenen NOropulreiienOen, Der be-
fanntli9 ppr 8pei Sabren ben 8erIu4
ma6te, pon @piBbergen aus ben Noroppl
in einem 2uftbaQon gu errei6en. Die
9epe56e par unldngit in S5lanS gefunOen
porben. Ser NorbpolforiGer Or. NanIen,
Der bic Oepei6e febr forgfdltig unterludte.
erfldrte, DaB, tpenn es NnOre gelunsen lei,
nit feinem 8aGon berns0er5utommen unt
feline @affen unb Munttion nit ft9 gu
nsbnren, gutter @runb gu Der &nnabme oor=
banben 1ei, DaB ct @r0nIanb errei9t bate,
pp er na6rI9einli3 BON Der NatborF'fden
Expedition s~efuaben peroen piirOe. 9or
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-12

Orpheum seats can be booked
by ringing up Telephone No. $40.
New England Bakery e. Candy
Co., Hotel street manufacture a
fine line of bread, pastry, wed.
ding cakes, ice creams, sherbets
and candies-fnest in the city
and prices very low. Telephone
"a. j. OSWALD LUTTED, Mana
ger.
The two-year- old son of w. l..
Furgason, of Bolton, Miss, had
whooping cough. "After several
physicians had prescribed for him,
without giving relief" writes Mr..
Furgason, 81 persuaded my wife
to try a bottle of Chsmberlain's
Cough Remedy. The first dose
had the desired effect, and in
forty-eight hours he was entirely
free from all cough. I consider
your remedy the best in the mark.
ct, especially for children and re-
commend it at all times" 80 cent
sizes for sale by all dealers. Ben
son, Smith & Co, General
Agents. 4
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-12
Honolulu Iron Works Co

Improved and modern SUGAR MA.
oHINERY OF every capacity and des-
,nption, made to order. Boiler work
and RIyErED PIPES for, irrigation
purposes a specially. Particular atten.
donpaid to JOB WORK, and repairs ex.
seuted at shortest notice.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-04-12
i Hello, Oahu Lumber and Building Co."

"Hello!'
"Whatkind of house can you build for Ssool"
"Almost as good as you can get in California. {"
"How can you build them so cheapl'
"Because we import all our materials direct
from the factory. and employ the best work.
men. The best is the cheapest"
"Where is your business placer"
sour Office and Yard is on King street, near
Q. R. & L. Coz Depot; our Planning Mill cor
ner King and Bethel streets. Telephones s.
and 1873. P. o. Box 3o7. We can give you
hundreds of frst-class references, among the
leading people of these Islands.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-31
RICH COPPER CLAIMS.

r. J. Dyas, who has large financial
interests in the copper mines at En-
pire Flat, has been in Needles the past
week experimenting the building Of a
huge barge which was loaded with
anizafng supplies and sent DOWN the
River to the mines Thursday. Mr.. I,yas
has acquired several hundred acres Of
the richest mineral land in the terri
tory, upon which are now fifty-six val
Gable and well defined mineral lodges.
Those under development are pa ing
from the grass roots down. The barge
0O the downward trip was in charge
OF Frank V. Gaffey, who is a grad late
of Santa Clara college, having taken
q thorough course in minera1ogy and
chemistry. and is therefore enine ntly
qualified for the work assigned him at
the mines. that of sorting ore and as
saying. After discharging is cargo at
the mines the big barge will be re-
loaded with ore and towed up the r;ve.'
to Mellon, from which point the ore
will be shipped by rail to the smelter.
Mr. Dyas is much encouraged as the
development work goes on, and is GER
tainly to be congratulated upon the
results of his investment. There is no
doubt that under his energetic and con
sentative management will be develop
ed one of the greatest mining PROPOSE
tons in the west.-Needles Eye.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-31
MINING NOTES.

Dos Cabezas, twelve miles from Will
cox, is enjoying a season OF prosperity.
The old gold camp is attracting much
attention just now, and several mining
sales will likely be made in the near
future.-Tucson Citizen.
Arthur Is. Pearse of London repre-
senting the owners of the Mammoth
mine, arrived in Tucson Saturday from
New York. says the Star. He was met
in New Mexico by Manager George 2.
Blair They left for the mine early IN
the day. Mr.. Pearse will remain here
for several days. 1t is expected that
his visit will prove TO be the initial step
toward putting in an electric plant 20
operate the mill at the mine.
The Prospect is informed that Dan
iel G. Jewett metallurgist of the Big
Bug smelter. has received very
tempting offer to assume the general
management of large group of mines
near Cripple Creek, Colo. in which his
brother is heavily interested. If re-
ports are true Mr.. Jewett is very much
in demand in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-31
Mines and Mininu

! Judge Bauder, superintendent of tbs
New Hope Mining and Milling corr
pany, whose property OF three claims
is situated in Eugene gulch. Big Bus
district, reports that the development
is very satisfactory. Mr.. Bauder, says
/ the Prescott Prospect, recently erected
steam hoist on the Mountain Driver
claim, and now has a double compart-
Inent shaft down about 100 feet. The
ore body on this claim measures fifty
five feet in width and carries gold.
copper and silver, but not of sufficient
grade to be a first class milling propo-
sition, however by concentration it is
all right
Henry Sellers is in town this week
from his platinum and aluminium
, properties. Henry says they have
something rich and judging by the
samples they are able to show the re-
turn from assays. analysis and practi-
cal mill tests. there is rot the slightest
doubt that they have the proof to sub
standate their claims as to the rich
ness of the properties Williams News.
Phil Thornton came in from the
Bucksi1in mountains north of the can
yon the middle of the week Mr.. Thorn
ton and party have been out in that
section for the past six weeks, says the
W liIldmS news, locating ana prospect
ing for different metals. Mr. Thornton
states that & smelter Will be erected in
that region within q very short period,
and that the country exceeds this side
of the canyon in mineral richness.
The Jerome Hustler. says that DR..
God was made happy by the news he
Thursday that there was $40
600 deposited to his credit in the Bank
Of Arizona, in Prescott, for two mining
claims purchased from him by Messrs.
Perrin and Haggard. The
claims are copper bearing, and are sit
Iated on Turkey creek. six and a half
miles from Joe Mayors place on Big
Bug. The claims are known as the
Blue Coat and Blue Buck.
Arizona republican., 1899-10-31
Crippled by
Rheumatism.

Those who have Rheumatism find
themselves growing steadily worse all
the while One reason of this is thai
the remedies prescribed by the doctors
contain mercury and potash, which Ill
tinately intensity the disease by caus-
ing the joints TO swell and stiffen
producing q severe aching of the bones
s. S. s. has been curing Rheumatism
for twenty yaars-even the worst cases
which seemed almost incurable
Capt. Q. E. Hughes. the popular raiIroas