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Visitors in Town.

The following persons registered at
the Montezuma during the week:
Jas Beaumont, Victoria, Tex; A. B.
Gibson, Prescott; Mrs Mana Armada
and family, Llano Bonita; Jesus Cruz,
Imuris; Carlota Monroe, A. r. Con-
treras, J NJ Robes, R d French, w
j Gerhard, G w Nicklin, G r Gilbert,
w A Jackson, G L German, Los An
geles; w Perkins, Geo Newman, w E
Anderson, Gus Heyman, Sig Simon,
&c F McGrif, R Brent Mitchell, San
Francisco; E P Teasdole St. Louis;
Geo S Cowdery, Ira @ lteed, Denver;
Carl G L Wulf, Deming; P Jones,
Santa Rita; j H Carpenter, Yuma;
w E Rogers, Anulie, Cal; w A Gan
non and wife, Knoxville, Tenn; F j
Harrington and family, Hermosillo;
G o Jansen, ST. Louis; R D George,
Patagonia; Ell Schultz, Albuquerque;
E I Parsons, Chicago.
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Improved Streets.

Mr.. A. Bachellier, has been busy
the past week with large force of
men working over the high and low
places in our streets. Mr.. Bachsllier
is giving good sat sfaction to the city
fathers and the tax payers of Nogales
precinct. The gentleman says that by
the middle of next week Interuationa |
street, Nelson, Morley and Railroad
avenues will he in better condition
than ever before and there will still
remain in the city treasury money
with which to continue the good work.
THE VIDETTE cong atulates Mr.. Ba-
chelier for the able manner 10 which
he is performing the work assigned
him by our city dads who are working
so faithfully and concientiously for the
welfare of Nogales. The taxpayers
made no mistake when they elected
Mayor Overton, AMI Councilmen,
Marsh, Vasquez, and Proto to the res
ponsible positions which they are filing
with credit to themselves and their
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The Palace.
pOrtance.

"The Palace" which is rapidly, I'm
the able management of Messrs. NJ.
NJ. Conn & Tom Wicks, with that sure
enough good fellow Kelly as first as
sistant, becoming the leading pleasure
resort of both Arizona and Sonora, has
added many new comforts and conve-
eniences for its partrons who may care
to spend pleasant hour during the
coming long winter evenings. The
three large club rooms in the rear have
been remedelled and beautifed SO as to
make each cosy and pleasant. Messrs.
Conn & Wicks and the aforesaid
Kelley, and his able assistants, ever
stand ready to welcome you to ''The
Palace where you will always receive
fair treatment and the best that money
can buy.
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To Lay the Corner Stone.

The board of trustees of School
District No. 1, and John Degsart, in
dividually, today received letters from
Grand Master A A Johns of the
Masonic Grand Lodge of Arizona,
that will be exceedingly gratifying
news to the people of NogaIes. Mr..
Johns says he will recommend to the
the officers of Grand Lodge at its
meeting in Tucson the 14th, the ac-
ceptsnce of the Invitations from the
Nogales lodge and from the school
board to assist in the ceremonies of
laying the corner stone of the now
school building, and believes that
either the days of November II or Is
will be agreeable. Accordingly, the
people of Nogales will at once begin
the work of preparing for celebra-
ton beftting an occasion of such i'm
portance.
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Resolutions.

Noga!es, Arizona, Oct. 9th 1892
We your committee appointed to
draft resolutions of confidence upon
the death of brother Z. 3. Doyle,
submit the following
WHEREAS, It has pleased our
Heavenly Father to call from this life
our esteemed brother, P. &. Doyle,
therefore be it
RESOLVED: That we, the members
of Nogales Lodge, X. of P, No. IL,
and A. o. U. w. Lodge No. ., do ex-
W. F. CHENowETH.
JAS. b. MIX.
A. A. DouERTY.
Committee for K. of P. Lodge No. Is.
In G. III. and 7,
MACE BURGooN.
FRANK J. DUEFY.
E. b. HOGAN.
Committee for Nogales Lodge, No. 2,
A. o. U. w.
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Juan B. Franco has opened his sad


die and harness snop on Morley ave-
nue. near Las Dos Naciones Cigar COM
pany's big factory. Mr.. France has
had years of practical experience at
his trade and is prepared to do every
thing in his line. Mr.. Franco guar
antees all his work.
J. G. Schuers, travelling representa-
tive for Jos Schlitz Brewing company,
was IN Nogales last week. Mr.. Shu-
ers came to Nogaies to make arrange
ments with A. NJ. Cenard to handle
the "beer that made Milwaukee
famous" A carload of this excellent
beverage will arrive in about ten
days.
The free concerts at the Ell Paso
store every evening this week under
the management of Manager Fred
Borenstein have been a big success,
large crowds having attended nightly.
Manager Borenstein has his company
of "stars" well in hand and is making
extensive arrangements for the enter
tainment of his customers during the
winter at the Ell Paso store.
G.. w. Nicklin, of Nicklin's South
west Printers Supply house, of Los
Angeles, was a pleasant caller at THE
VIDETTE Office Monday in the interest
of his supply house. During Mr.
Nicklin's stay in Nogalss he succeeded
in placing a fine paper cutter with Las
Dos Naciones Cigar company. Mr..
Nicklins' goods are frst-class and his
prices reasonable. The gentleman
went north on Tuesday mornings
train.
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All wool aud cloth hats positively
half price at the Red House.
A Powder Mill Explosion.

Removes everything in sight; SO do
drastic milo eral pills, but both are
mighty dangerous. Don't dynamite
the delicate machinery of your body
with calomel, croton Oil or aloes pills,
when DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
which IRE gentle as q summer breeze, do
the work perfectly. Cures Headache,
Constipation. Only 25 cents at L. w.
Mix, & Cos, drug store.
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Pullman Palace sleeping cars are run bstween
Benson and Guaymas, affnrding travelers arriv-
ing at Benson either from the East tia
West chance to take their berth at Benson and
sleep as long as they wish.
Close connection at B .nsor with trains rum
ming East and West on the Southern Pacific.
J. A. NAUGLE E. J. GIBSON.
Asst, Gen. Manager. Train master.
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That Throbbing Headache.

Would quickly leave you, if you
used DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Thousands OF sufferers have proved
their matchless merit for sick aud
nervous headaches. They make pure
blood and strong nerves and build up
your health. Easy to take. Try
them Only 25 cents. Money back if
not cured. Sold by Jas. 3. Mix. Il Co.,
Druggist.
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Volcanic Eruptions.

Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob
life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
cures them; also Old, Running and
Fever So es, Ulcers. Boils, Felons,
Germs, Warts, Cuts, Burns, Scalds,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Rest Pile
cure on earth Drives out Pains and
Aches. Oaly 25 cents box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold By L. w. Mix. Co.,
Druggists.
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Chair Cars on S. P.

Trains on the Southern Pacific be-
tween Ell Paso and San Francisco are
now equipped with new reclining chair
class as well as 6rst-class tickets are
good on these cars.
Hereafter the days of departure of
Sunset-Piedmont air line tourist
cars from both San Francisco and
Washington will be Wednesday, pas
ing BenssR,-going east Fridays and
Sundays; going west Sundays and
Tuesdays.
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Mrs A Langstaff of Butte, Mon
tona, cousin of Mrs T F Brown, died
Thursday night at the latter's home.
of heart failure She arrived in No
gales on Sunday. The body was en-
balmed in the parlors of Geo B Marsh
and this morning was forwarded to
Butte. Mont.
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NEWS OF NOGALES.
Perkins & Tenkin will soon receive

A. J. Schmidt, is now night hostler
in the local round house.
Perkins has all kinds of California
fresh vegetables.
George Weiland has returned from
the coal fields in Sonora.
Complete lines of latest style Stetson
hats just received at Fleischer Bros.
E. J. Roberts, the cattleman re-
turned last night from a BUSINESS trip
to California.
The social last Monday evening at
the Congregational church was a most
| enjoyable affair.
Perkins d Tonkin have the freshest
and best California fruits and vege-
bl.taes
A carload of bottles passed through
Nogales today consigned to the Her
mosillo brewery.
Mr.. Mike Maloney came in from
his Pena Blanca mine Sunday and re-
turned Monday to his bonanza.
A number of Sonora cattlemea have
been in Nogales recently for the pur-
pose of securing buyers for their
herds.
In this issue appears the time table
of the N. NJ. d A, and Sonora rail
roads, which went into effect October
90, 1899.
Mrs. E. P. Teasdale of st. Louis, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred He
rrera a few days during Mr.. Teasdale's
absence in Hermogillo.
Col Robert Williams, proprietor
of the Montezuma hotel writes from
Hot Springs, Ark, that his rheuma
tism is fast disappearing.
Miss Francis Waltemath of Tucson
who has been visiting friends in Mega
les the past month, returned to her
home in the old pueblo last Monday
morning.
The Southern Pacific popular agent
at this point, P. J. Zeimet, and his
estimable wife are enjoying their ont
ing at the Mark Lulley mine in the
Santa Rita mountains.
Robert b. Mitchell of the Bacon
Land and Loan company was in the
city today. It is understood the COM
pany's property near Washington has
recently been bonded.
Mr.. Alfred May and children, of
Hermosillo, are visiting Nogales and
are the guests of Mrs. B: Schwab.
Mr.. Albert May accompanied them
and returned south the next day.
A. NJ. Conard, Of the Nogales Bot
thing Works is in Sonora looking after
his extensive mining interests. Mr.. |
Conard has bonanza in sight and
THE VIDEITE wishes him all sorts of
success.
A mutual exchange OF money order
business between the United States
and Mexico will take effect on January
lst, when money orders may be drawn
on all important points in either
country.
Monday evening Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Schuckmann entertained a
Of friends at their home on
International street Music and cards
were the order OF the evening, and a
most delightful time was had
Alberto j. Sharpe, the civil engineer
of Hermosillo, arrived here Wednes-
day en- route to Santa Cruz, Sonora,
to divide the Totes of that municipali-
dad. 1t is reported that Mr.. Sharpe
will locate permanently in Nogales on
his return.
Mr.. L. Lulley of the casino" has
increased the comforts of his big re-
sort on Ike corner of international
street and Morley avenue, by adding
a new club room. Mr. Lulley Gays t.
new attraction will be put on the
boards in few days.
D. Vslasco, local agent for the
worlds famous Singer Sc ing machines
is doing a splendid business for mis-
company. Nogales has no more popu
lar young business man than Mr.. We
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Perkins sells Schillinss' best coffee
at zoe a pound.
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Perkins & Tonkin huve one price 30
all and that is the lowest. Give them
a trial.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-04
MR.BRYA
viii Tonight Address the Leading
Democrats Of Georgia.
DOMINANT ISSUES OF THE DAY
viii Be Treated Exclusively by the
NebraSkan.
FORAKER ON THE PHILIPPINE WAR.
Senator Fired Shaft After Shaft at the Ad.
ministration.
HE WAS CHEERED BY THE MEN OF OHIO.
iRcmnrlSs mt the Unyciiing of the
Monument to Egbcrt Were Full
of Nitriol.
ORAKER on THE PHILIPPINE WAR.
Senator Fired Shaft After Shaft at the Ad.
miniStration.
HE WAS CHEERFD BY THE MEN OF OHIO.
Monument To Eghcrt Were Full
of NitrtoI.
Especial to The post.>


Atlanta Ca, July 3,--Considerahlo Inn
portance attaches to the visit OF VIM. j.
Bryan here Tuesday night when he will
deliver speech at the Fourth OF July
banquet Mr.. Bryan's original intention
in coming here this week was 10 FIJI sew
parts of the State, but the Young Mems
Democratic League of Atlanta determined
to seize the opportunity 10 give a differ
ent tinge to his presence and an elaborate
banquet was therefore arranged for Tues
Cay evening. and MIR. Bryan will be the
guest al honor.
Hon. Clark Howell, National committee
man; Governor Gambler, Mayor Woodwcrth
and others OF prominence are on the pro-
gramme of speakers, but each OF these
gentlemen have been notified that only
short addresses will be expected from
them, as Mr.. Bryan desires the time. The
Nebraskan will talk on the dominant is
sues of the day, and the duty OF the dem
ocratic party in he premises He will
enter infinitely into his subject. and treat
svery ietail exhspstively. 1t is confidently
expected that this discourse will be one OF
the first Importance as coming from Mr..
Bryan on this particular occasion, and at
this critical period OF National politics.
The most substantial men of The state
VIII be present at the banquet, which viii
be one OF the most brilliant affairs in the
history OF the State.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-04

fliled today at meetings OF directors at the
local offices OF the companies Robert q.
Erwin of Savannah Was elected president
OF the Plant Investment company, and NJ.
r. Plant only son OF the late II. b Plant
vice president For she Plant system Of
fpilroads MIR Erwin was elected president
OF the following companies; Savannah.
Florida and Western railway; Green Pond
marlborough snd Brsnchvillc railway.
SILVER Springs Ocala ana Gulf railway;
Weston and Bone Valley railroad and the
Tampa and Thonotaesa railroad. NJ. =,
Plant was elected president OF the Ala
b6ma Midland railroad, ana Lynde Harrl-
SOL OF Brunswick OF the Western railway.
President ieryyin made these appointments
TO serve within tho Plant investment COM
neny: Second vice president l.. Q, Brown;
nseistant to the president, II. Dec sullivan,
assistant to the treasurer, Il j, I.oughman.
lt was announced that Vice President NJ r.
Plant win have charge of the operations OF
the steamships and steamboats, OF the In.
ycstment company.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-04

not afraid TO 20 to battle and death, al
though all the odds are against them.
What more pathetic aud MT the Same time
more magnificent than the sight recently
witnessed at Manila when the hnlf-cieii-
lied and more thar hali-naked insurgents
OF Aglinaldo. armed with only bows and
arrows and long spears, undertook TO
stand before the Krag- Jorgensen rifles
and the thrteen-inch guns OF civilization
and benevolent assimllatiop!"
The independence Of Clha, Senator For
aker referred TO in the following Lam
guage:
"our pledge must be kept by M
prompt establishment and promp; recog-
milton q an independent government :or
the republic OF Cuba, after whcl. AMI
not before. we can with honor consider
the question of annexation. When ,hln
is done the work In which these mea 'ell
viii have been finished, aud th's VII he
Identified with one OF the brightest and
most important chapters in the .orld's
history"
peculiar feature OF the cer, ntaies
was the vehement applause which
Senator Forakers stabs al the admins
tration received. General Miles appear
ance was also the signal for loud cheers,
and there were no calls for Alger.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-04
wErMonE WILL FIGHT TRUSTS.
VIII Devote Timc md Fortune ia
the Task.
Especial to The Post.>

Especial TO Ihe foSt.)
New York. July S.--Colonel c. NJ. Wet
more Of ST. Louis, until recently president
of the Liggett 6 Myers Tobacco company,
said to a World reporter last night:
81 am going to devote the rest of my
life and my fortune to hghting trusts.
~ am receiving hundreds OF letters in
dorsiug my course every day. and | shall
keep up the fight as long as there Us any
fight in me, but think II viii all be over
inside OF two years. The next presidential
campaign Will be fought on the trust is
sue. and on that the democrats Will win,
why. the whole West and South are hot
beds Of antitrust sentiment
THE democrats with a strong plank on
this evil In their platform, will sweep
every State west Of Pennsylvania.
The farmer is feeling the iron heels OF
the trust every day. Everything he needs
to build his house or barn with has been
advanced in price from % to ESQ per cent
His land isn't worth any more, though.
II am democrat, and although my
party will not forsskc silver or the tariff,
the antitrust idea will overshadow every.
thing else.
THE trusts are forcing men out OF work
every Gay why, my own company. since
It has gone into the trust has discharged
four high priced salesmen, besides num-
Der Of cheaper men. Prices Will go up as
soon as the combination is perfected. and,
on the other hand, tho grower OF leaf
tobacco will have to take less for his crop.
because single buyer viii fix tho price.
Another thing that win lead to dem
oeratic success is this Philippine business.
We paid 10000, 900 and bought nothing
but war Mckinley blundered and we
Will have to pay for IT,
THE thousands OF letters have re-
ceived are not from democrats alone. A
large percentage are from republicans,
and the writer's say they are going TO vote
far the party that will down the trusts.
you in the East do not realize how
strong this sentiment is in other parts Of
the country. It means that Bryan Will DO
tho next president"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-04
YELLOW FEVER Ar SANTIAGO.
Nincty-four Cases Reported, %
which Seventeen Were Fntaf.

Santiago de Cuba, July S,--An increase
IN the number OF new cases OF yellow fe-
yer and decrease In the death rate are
striking features of the situation. There
have been ninety-four cases up to date,
OF which seventeen have proven fatal
Eleven out OF the FIRST ffieen attacked
succumbed TO the disease. Nearly all
these were OF the drinking sort. Eiimi-
mating these. the death rate has really
been small.
To-day the medical corps was reinforced
by several doctors from Havana. The fe-
veri hospital which ls on an Island across
the bay, Is eXcellently equipped and II IL
impossible 10 oevrestlmate the devotion
and heroism OF the medical men.
There is no fever IN the city.
The postponement OF tho payment OF the
Cuban troops has been altered owing 10
the proximity OF the disease. and August
6 has been hAed upon as probable date,
All other points In the province Will be
dealt with hls, Payment began today OF
the Cubans at Manzanillo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-04
STILL THE rnns,DEsr's FRIEND
In Spite of His Recent Criticism of
the Administration.

Chicago, July IA special to the
Record from Charlottesville, Ind, says:
General Low Wallace maintains that he
is the warm personal and political friend OF
President Mckinley in spite OF HIS recent
criticism OF the administration in relA-
lions 10 trusts. He thinks the administra-
ton has been absorbed 10 other matters
aud has trusted too implicitly In Attorney
General Griges and that Mr.. Griggs has
proved Tecreant 10 the confidence Gen
erai Wallace says that until an attorney
general Is secured with capacity 10 in
vestigate and act on the trust question
the SUCCESS OF the republican party az the
next election will be jeopardized.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-04
ExpREssED MS GRATITUDE.
NJ. CRmbon Made Personal Call Z.
Show His ApprecintINn.

Washington, July 3.-The French am
bassador. NJ. Cambon, called at the state
department to express personally to Secre-
tary Hay his gratitude for the beautiful
loving cup which was presented to him on
Saturday as the gift of the Nation. The
letter which accompanied the cup was as
follows:
Your EXcelency.
The Department of State June II. 1899.
The president directs me to request your
acceptance OF this cup when ne has
caused to be made in token OF the service
you so kindly rendered us in the nego-
tlations of the protocol OF August -. 1895
which led to the treaty of peace between
the United States and Spain. / am furth
er requested by the president TO convey 10
you, Mr.. Ambassador the assurance of
his sincere regard and esteem.
II remain, with sentiments uf the high
est consideration, your excellency's most
obedient servant, John Hay"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-04
COUNTY ATTORNEY KILLED.
Trouble Grew Out of Political Dir
fcrcMreh.

Richmond, Va, july S.-state Senator
William Flanagan, who was the common
wealth's attorney for Powhattan county,
was shot and killed at Powhattan court
house today by w. g. Pilkintop,
Special from Powhattan court house late
tonight states that the witnesses agree
that Flanagan was the aggressor and that
he took Pilkinton unawares. Commits
siontr OF Revenue elect Goodenow, who
was in conversation with Plkinton at the
time of the assault, says Flanagan had
Pilkinton by the throat when the latter
fired the fatal shot. Pilkinton is dem
,ocrat and Flanagan was a republican and
the two were opposing candidates for the
commemorative attorney in the late cleo
tion for county officers. Bitterness en-
gendered in the canvass was the cause OF
the tragedy. A special coroner's jury in
dicted Pilkinton and he was brought to-
night to the Richmond jail for safe keep
ing.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-04
HAVANA MEMS BUDGET.
Collision Cnntroycrs, Hctwrcn Ann
orleans nnd Cuinns 10 uc settled.

cflrWns tlubrhs 10 We Seff'eU.
Havana July S.~-What once promised 10
be very embarrassing questionable con-
troversy growing out OF tho recent colll-
zion between Americans and Cubhns at
Cienfpegos. is in fair way to be settled
satisfactorily to 7he Cubans, owing to the
wise and timely action OF Brigadler Gem
eral Wilson, military governor of the de-
partment OF MatAn2as- Sancti Spirltus
One of the local papers today says;
THE action of General Wilaon merits the
appreciation OF the most recalcltrant oppo-
ncnts OF the American administration. We
are not accustomed to seelng participants
In conflicts between the military and civil
ians triei by civil judges, having full lID-
crty to investigate and TO administer JUS
tico.'
General Wilson discussing the matter
with a friend says: ~ the people arc
satisfied with what has already Gen done,
tho only ones who Will not be satisfied
when my part Of the work Is finished VIII
he those who arc culpable,"
The people Of tho district await tho full
nliment OF the promise which would re-
move all doubt as TO the spirit animating
the American authorities. The feeling Is
that while snch incidents are lamentable
and perhaps unavoidable. severe pnnish-
ment of the guilty win serve as an effective
warning TO others.
The facts regarding the death of the
Spanish planter, Senior Santa Maria, who
was killed by bullet mt tho time OF the
collision, Is difficult to establish. Some
assert that he was struck by a bullet from
an American rife. Others say IT was Gu
ban bullet But so far as the public Is
concerned at Cienfuegos. the promt pun
ishment Of those responsible for precpi-
tatlng the trouble VIII be all that Ia nec-
nsaarY.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-07-04
,RAsco-AMEnrcAN RECIPROCITY.
Negotiations Have Reen Resumed
md ProgresN Mndc.

Washington. July S.-with the return
of Ambassador Cambon from France,
negotiations We're resumed today for the
Franco American reciprocity treaty. This
is probably the most important of all the
conventions under consideration at the
present time. Much progress has been
made and little remains save the determi-
nation OF articles on which this govern
ment will grant concessions in return for
the reduction of the French schedules
ceded on her side. The ambassador is as
sisted in the negotiations by NJ Caypen-
tier, special reciprocity delegate Confer
ences were held with Minister Casson to-
day. Both this and the Italian reciprocity
treaty are receiving consideration and
making good progress.