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Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

Judge J. r. Russell. John Withers
and II. II. Watkins are in San Francis
co.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

Judge James Carroll has gone to
Needles on a business trip.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

Kicker & Robinson, of White Hills.
had small lot of rich ore worked at
the Kingman sampler this week.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

The MINER cabinet was enriched this
week by the receipt of several very
rich specimens of native and ruby sill
yer ore from the n atie mine, Mineral
Park
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

We receive fresh vegetables every
Thursday on the refrigerator car. They
are nice. You will like them. Try
them. GADDIs & PERRY Co.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

Cal l.. Wilson went out to Chloride
yesterday on official business.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

Miss Redman, who has been spending
the summer in Kingnian with her uncle,
NJ. Redman, departed on last nights
passenger for her eastern home. She
made mum Der of friends during her
sojourn among us who regret her de-
parture, and hope she will decide to re-
turn again at an early date.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

Charles Gracey has one of the neat
est and most compact mills in Arizona
at the upper end of Cottonwood island.
He will probably begin crushing Klon-
dixie ores next week.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

Big reduction in suits made to order
for the next 30 days Come and get
prices. FAUST, THE TAILOR.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

Work will be inangurated on the road
to Wallapai mountain next week The
greater part of the money has already
been subscribed.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

Robert Gray has opened up tine
body of lead ore in the Grey Eagle
mine, on Stockton Hill.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

II. p. Ewing and II. J. West left yes
terday for San Francisco district,
where they are interested in several
mines,
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

James Twiggs joined Mrs. Twiggs at
the train Thursday and together they
will visit many Southern California
watering places.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

Charley Beecher. former business
man of ningman and nephew of G..
W. Beecher, is in Kingman once more.
He halls from Northern California and
will probably relocate in Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

Gov. Hughes, in recent issue of the
Tucson Star, pays glorious tribute to
the memory of the late Mrs. w. g..
Blakely.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

Stationery and school books at PEN
DEGAsT & AsPINwALL's Drugstore.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

We have to move. Stove fixtures fol
sale cheap. FAUST, THE TAILOR.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

John Charles Hamilton, the only
gold bug in Kingman, is the way the
San Bernardino Free Press mentions
the arrival of John Hamilton in San
BerdoOn. Mr. Hamilton has gone to
San Diego to take steamer for San
Francisco, where he will visit with his
aged parents.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

A case of extreme cruelty to animals
is reported from the southern part of
the county. Too stingy to properly
feed his team-although amply able to
do so-the person in question pounds
the protrudtng bones of the starved
animals with a drill hammer to make
them pull and by way of variation and
TO make the torture more intense, we
presume, the driver takes huge rock
occasionally and polishes the hip bones
of the unfortunate beasts. Thank God,
Mohave county never raised such a
product of inhumanity. He is an
eastern alien.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

School supplies at PENDEGAsT q As
PINwALL's Kingman Drugstore.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

REMEMBER:
Your stomach is your best friend;
treat it well by buying pure, fresh
hams, bacon and lard at
GADDIs & PERRY Co.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

Goods for sale by the yard cheap. A
few uncalled for suits cheap Uncalled
for pants cheap. FAUST, THE TAILOR.
We are headquarters for hams, bacon
and lard-Stock arriving weekly-al
ways fresh and pure.
GADDIs x PERRY Co.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16
A Rattlesnake Bite.

James Frazier was brought to King
man Tuesday evening suffering from
the bite of a rattlesnake received that
morning at the Sheeptrail mine. He
was arising from his cot about four
o'clock in the morning and in so doing
stepped on rattler that was coiled up
at the side of his bed. The reptile in
stantantly sank his fangs in one of the
toes of his right foot His comrades
did everything possible for him and
then placed him in a buck board and
sent him to Kingman. When he arrived
in town the foot and leg as far as the
knee was badly swollen. DR.. Flynn
was called in and treated the wound
and Frazier is now fast recovering.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

Robert Patterson arrived in King
man last Monday morning from San
Diego. Mr.. Patterson spent two years
on the Yukon about fifteen miles from
Dawson City and came out the latter
part of August. He met many Ari-
Zonuns in the northern country. NJ.
F. Wilkinson (Tobe) and Charley
George are both near Dawson, but
have had poor luck. Mr.. Patterson
says the Summer months are more
trying to the average American than
the winter. The Canadian government
is making it so hard for American
miners to work cr secure claims that
many have gone into Alaskan territory.
He has been much benefited in health
by his stay in the north.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16
Chloride Mining Exchange.

At regular meeting of the board of
directors of the Mohave County Mining
Exchange last Saturday the following
officers were elected:
A. NJ. McDuffee, president; f. T. Loy,
vice president; w. A. Mench. secretary
j. L. FinegAn, treasurer. A finance
committee of three was appointed-E
I. 10y, II. II. Watkins and f. II. Hilty,
a. NJ. McDutfee, f. H. Hilty and J. P.
Finegan were appointed as building
committee. The bylaws were adopted
and the secretary was instructed to
procure stationery and books required
for his office.
The board then adjourned to meet
on Friday, Sept. 18th. 1t is the inten-
ton of the board to erect 20x4O build
ing on Tennessee avenue.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

The members of the junior Epworth
league gave social at the residence of
Charles Metcalfe Wednesday evening
which was heartily enjoyed by about
forty of the little folks aud quite a
number of grown people. The evening
was pleasantly passed with games, elo.
cutionary exercises and music. A nice
lunch was served at ten o'clock, after
which the gathering adjourned. Re
ceipts of the evening 5.25S.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

David Strole. forwarding agent for
the White Hills Company, left last
Monday morning for his old home in
Longmont. Colorado. He will visit
with friends in Nebraska before re
turning to Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

Quite number of Kingman Elks
will leave this evening for Los Angeles
to take in the ceremonies attending the
laying of the corner stone of the Elks'
temple. They are sure to have a good
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

We are sorry to learn that men in
this county are so narrow minded that
they will work against any enterprise
that will benefit the county. 1t is said
fiuence to prevent the building of the
government school at Hack berry. This
school building is to cost GO.OOOS and
in maintaining it 25,OO0s will be paid
out yearly, the greater part of which
will be spent in the county. Let Us
all try to build up, not tear down.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

Luke Turnbull came down from
Stockton Hill last Wednesday after
supplies. Tie has the shaft on the De
la Fontain mine pretty well timbered
up aud will be ready to sink a. soon
as the new whim is put up.
Mohave County miner., 1899-09-16

rod have gone to FL Dorado Canyon to
examine mining property.
II. f. Blackwell and wife have re-
turned from their eastern honeymoon
and have gone to housekeeping.
1t is reported that Robert Gray, of
Stockton Hill, is very i'll. His many
friends hope his illness is not serious.
VI. d. Latin and partner are run
ming a dry washer in the old Hsnnigan
placer diggings aud are getting fair
returns.
Major W. A. Mensch was in King
man Wednesday afternoon looking af-
ter affairs of Chloride's new mining ex-
change
Mrs Lucy Carr and little daughter,
Pearl. who have been spending fort
night in Kingman, return to their home
at Cedar this afternoon.
Joe Marines went into the Cheme-
hnevis mount aims this week to look at
his quartz claims but had to return on
account of lack of water.
Thomas Tyrrell this week bought in
two sacks of ore from his Wallapai
mountain claim which he disposed of
to the sampler for 3O0s.
John Lynch and wife we're in King
man Monday last. Mr.. Lynch reports
that the boiler and machinery on the
co. ID. mine are almost ready to be
gin work.
FIT. Aspinwall is contemp plating a
trip to South America. He has friends
in Ecuador with whom he will visit
and may possibly become a resident of
the country.
\. w. Tarr is adding couple Of
rooms to his property on Oak street.
He expects Mrs. Tarr and the baby,
who have been summering in Califor-
Kean st. Charles and wife returned
from Los Angeles last Wednesday
morning. Mrs. st. Charles is very
much improved in health. The family
will reside In Chloride in future.
G. f. and George NJ Bowers have let
5O-foot contract on the Ban Van shaft
to Ney Bros. The ore taken from the
shaft 80 far has paid for all work done
on the claim. The bottom ore now as
says II ounces in gold.
Miss Redman, who has been spending
the summer in Kingnian with her uncle,
NJ. Redman, departed on last nights
passenger for her eastern home. She
made number of friends during her
sojourn among us who regret her de
parture, and hope she will decide to re,
turn again at an early date.
We have to move. Stove fixtures for
sale cheap. FAUST, THE TAILOR.
Stationery and school books at Pen
DEGAsT & AsPINwALL's Drugstore.
REMEMBER:
Your stomach is your best friend
treat it well by buying pure, fresh
hams, bacon and lard at
GADDIs & PERRY Co.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
Quieting
VS..
Irritating
Food
TRY
Grape-Nuts

Chinese dogs are taught 20 subsist
upon boiled rice with a u,-ls milk, ard
become 50 placid shat they VIII noc even
bark says DR.. Oswald
This seems 70 demonstrate The fact tnat
a largely vegetable diet Incln@s 20 quiet
c-e nervous system. where on CEa c-n-
tra-y. dies composed largely NJ Gesh
is ultimately Irritating, particularly 70
one confined mostly 10 mental work
G-are-Nats was placed ol The market
Tor the use % brain v0rszrs. IL Is con-
ca1-ra-e5 u5ur.shiug food. containing in
its make u1 minute particles Ct ph5s-
paase OF potash obtained from She He'd
srars Thls. als1 uhsre1 a. nature
combines L. n tas human BODY vich
aIbuusn. makes tae gray matter - -ae
brain ana cEa nerve ce1t.-s. -1s-sE1.e
-he use n Gra0e-Nurs sur-8ss t1s brain
worker wi-h steady renewal of TIE daily
losses from his emp, y--eDc- G-are-
Nuts 90 5u15 brains. a. ear BE 6eu D
stracei 5v ten days OF two wees uss
There comes a steady. sturdy I=e.leE n
undergraduates and strength.
The question o. properly selected foe5
Is che question a th= tag and che zzzl-
vs5uaIs wh5 give thls question their care
AID attention. VIII become bast 11ced =
make a success OF lie. Gr0oe-s sell
Graoe-Nuts tood-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
STATE SHOW
OF FANCIERS TO BE HELD IN
WICHITA
w. :. Russell. of Ottumwa, Iowa to
Act as Judge.

The Associated Fanciers held meeting
here and decided upon a big state show
here after the holidays.
After the regular business was disposed
Of the question came up for the annual
show to be held January I. 1900. and from
the reports OF all members present the
prospects are bright for large and sue
cessfuI show.
Mr.. W. S. Russell Of Otumwa, Ia, who
has national reputation, has been secur-
ed at very large expense to Judge the
show, and as Wichita is the only show in
the state he will preside over, no doubt
it Will bring fanciers here from all over
Kansas and Oklahoma.
A committee of five was appointed to
solicit for special premiums, and 1t is TO
be hoped they viii meet with success. A
small donation from any special line a
merchant has for sale viii bring him more
than its value in return by way Of an
advertisement, besides helping to keep
Wichita in the front for al kinds Of gath
erings and exhibitions.
The street fair was a great success and
with a little help from the merchants,
the poultry people viii make this as much
Of a success in proportion; it viii in
duce fanciers TO come here from all over
the southwest, also a great many farm
ers. While II was not fully decided on
the sentiment Of the members present was
in favor OF making the admission only 3
cents, 50 as TO give every one d chance
to attend.
Besides the regular poultry exhibit,
there will be a pigeon department, also
all kinds Of pet stock, which viii make
it an attraction for the old as well as
the young.
Nothing viii be left undone by the mem
bers Of the association TO make the show
a great success. The next regular meet
ing in which all details Will be decided on
viii be held Wednesday, November Is.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
AN OKLAHOMA SOLDIER
Who Left Home without Permission
Returns From Manila

\ young man by the name Of Wilson,
living in oklahoma. passed through the
city Friday night on his way home from
Manila He left home without telling his
mother where he was going. He reached
San Francisco in time to join The Tweati-
eth Kansas. Not until his return 10 san
Francisco did he make known to his
mother his whereabouts. His seventeenth
birthday was while he was in Luz1n He
comes home a patriotic citizen with a
broader view OF life and SAYS if the peo-
pie who talk about imperialism would 90
TO the Philippine islands aud see things
as he saw them with his limited op7ortu-
mites. they would not talk about hauling
down the flag he = patriotic enough 20
- back If the country needed him. but
he wants to 50 10 school. lie saw while
in the service where he laaore5 under r
great disadvantage for the lack ot a be--
ter education. which he proposes to get,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
A Special Sale of Silks Monday.

Received large invoice of over $4,000 worth of new
Silks yesterday, which will be displayed tomorrow
in plain Taffetas, corded Taffetas, fancy TaffetaS
You be suited out of this stock in dress waist
trimmings at prices that cannot be met 0nr popular
numbers of Peaude Sole this week 99c SIPS and ST 80
and you see that they are great values
A full line Of SINNERS renowned lining SateenS
with heavy linen back S129 worth more everywhere
TWENTY-FIVE pieces new velvets; regular SI25 goods
price ST.
If you want practical dress for general wear, see
our aIl-wool Camelhair Checks in the window at 40.
Fifty-eight inch all-woo Suitings worth 81 25 at So
Special sale of the celebrated Henderson Corset at
SOC. Sale of Feather Boas Monday at 29c up
Neckwear just received; very beautiful, at popular
prices
Three thousand yards of goods that will please you
better than Calico 80 inches wide; tomorrow Sac
Five hundred Silk Waists; 800 silk and mercer
lied Skirts prices lower than they be bought at
any place in the state ST.
Second Floor SpecaI-5oO pairs ruff1ed Swiss Cur
ains, worth 81 tomorrow at Csc; 100 oil Opaque window
shades foot, spring roller, at 29c
Extra super al-Woo carpet, tomorrow at 49c-
Big line of high grade Carpets Rugs and Japanese
Mattings at prices that defy competition. We are
making special prices Millinery
Third Foor8pecial sale Dressing Sacques, fancy imported
Eideriowns ST. go worth So Another
So as Still another lot fancy trimmed worth SIS $425
New line ladies' talotaade Suits and Skirts prices
please Largest stock in Coaks Capes, Coaetes;
genuine Acan Capes $3.50 finest Mink,
of Holiday MuHs Inspection
Very nice Coarees for S25 No city in the making
prices low today Comfosrs and Blankets.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
IS NOW A CERTAINTY
WiChita''S New Wholesale
House Begins Work
WICKERSHAM & SMALLEY
Name of the Firm--GoodS are
Arriving Daily.

The new wholesale establishment Of
Wickersham & Smalley is a certainty. All
arrangements as. 70 partnership, capital
stock, travelling Representatives and Ioca-
ton have been completed and the firm is
ready to let the public know that it has
cast its lot on the rising sea OF CONNER
ial progress that IS favoring Wichita in
these days Of prosperity. The firm is
composed Of Mr.. c. E. Wickersham, form
erly in the boot and shoe business with
Mr.. George carp, and Mr.. s. J. SmaIley,
formerly connected with the Lehman
Higgison Grocery company. Both gent
lemen are fully capable 10 conduct the
large business which their field will doubt
less bring TO than, and they are ener-
getic and trustworthy business people in
every sense.
Mr.. WIckersham said yesterday that
they had secured the old Jstt & Wood
location on North Topeka avenue and
would be ready 10 open for cuisines IN a
week or Two. Already several carloads
Of the goods have arrived, including a
corlOad Of fancy candies. which arrived
yesterday. Their line viii be very select,
comprising a stock Of cigars, tobaccos,
fancy groceries and grocers sundries.
fun corps Of travelling representatives.
viii be put on the road as soon as the
firm gets settled and an office force in
stalled so as 10 handle The orders as they
come in. Already three men have been
sent OUT. TO work the holiday trade. Mr.
Wickersham thought that within a
month they would have everything run
ming smoothly and be able 20 take their
place among the many wholesale and job
bling firms Of the city.
The new railroads that are being built
in Oklahoma TO tap the lines running TO
Wichita are opening immense new fields
to the Wichita wholesalers, and the trade
Of this city has almost doubled within the
last year from this source alone. The
end IS not yet, for new lines aare con-
stantIy being built and new territory
opened and new towns established which
viii be supplied 0y Wichita houses, and
the era Of prosperity has yet but fairly
dawned upon the great interests repre-
scented here. It IS these favorable con-
ditons that induce Messrs. Wickersham
and Smalley to launch out into the whole
sale business al this time. They want to
be on time TO capture the trade Of the
Jew towns while they are searching for
customers among the old ones.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
Mr.. CUSHMAN WILL REMAIN
To stay in Wichita a. Credit Man for
the Wholesale Ssrocery.


II was announced lass evening THAI 3.
b Cushman would remain in Wichita as
credit man fer the Wichita Wholesale
Grocery. company, and that Mites TAYLOR
q Hutchinson would succeed him as sec
rotary 90 Senator Bake-, December l.
next
Everyone r. the city vii be CAD -
know that NJ. Cushman is 10 be in the
gtty the year round from this on. -As
business man here ten years aE1 he vaS
popular. As secretary for Senator BaHer
he has Increased his friends until -tey
number all the public men ct Kansas
He was an uEtlrins. c1mprenelSiy7, able
WORKER ana Senator Baker Gid neg want
u give aim uq. some months aso be
came 90 Wichita 20 accept az cfer which
was better Khan the ssc-e-lrys Eor
some months he has beva initiating aim
self into tha d-rEcG.c tasks o. tEe 2-
sition OF credit man lie has worked
day and a-Ear. ana has been cftsn ne
first man down Douglas avenue IN Che
morning ana the last man home Ak IlEnt
from business Everyone who knows him
knew he would master -he situation
Senator Baker surrendered Am reluc-
family. \ man WHO has g5od Judgment.
clear. comprehensive and untlrsnc ac-
tivitv is greatly 10 be- desired IL caiS
world and difficult TO yep acc. and Sena-
Tor Baker understood tlls AID hoped rhat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
SnAAzzkaazzzhkAmgI

Every candidate can't be elected at Tuesdays cleo
ton But every man, woman child who wants The
best values obtanabe in the State of Kansas for their
money should at once elect themselves as customer OF
the Bic Store
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
TWO NEW COMPANIES
Are After Franchise for the street
Railway.

While Mr.. J. 0. Davidson himself has
not said so and some of his most init
mate acquaintances deny the story. It is
quite generally believed that he has quit
the street car deal He has been away
since the story started, but VIII arrive
home today.
However that may be. there are two
new firms after thu franchise now. one OF
which is reputed TO be worth half a mill
ion and would commence to build the day
they get franchise. What Wichita
wants now IS 10 be shown. The town is
8 unanimous Missouri delegation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
CHE aa1hita Daily gaeIe Sunday lorsi,u oubsr s. 1899
"Better Be Wise
Than Rich. "

Wise people are also rich
qDhen they knoeU a perfect
remedy for all annoying DIS
eases of the blood, Kidneys,
fUer and bozUeLs. If IS
Hoods SarsapariLLa, 9Uhich
IS perfect in It's action. IT so
regulates the entire system as
to bring rigorous health. It
neger disappofntS.
Rheumatism '6Wy n1otte-, eighty
years old. has reoefUcd much Benefit from
takng Hoods SarsapzyiZa for rherrla-
tis71, and recommends Hoods TO Others. -
Agnes D. Derby, jamestown, ". Y
Catarrh in Head sly daughter
had catarrh IN the head and Hoods Sar-
saparilLa cured 4. We take Il as Blood
medicine and tonic and Il Keeps Us zuea al
summer. Mrs. Ed. Peterson, Ki66ey, Mort.
New Life rs spring tonic and
blood purifier Hoods Sarsapari1a OYER
comes fiat tired feeling and gfUes or
EOhOLe family neO life" Vim. RngeL,
6I3 5th AUe., Peoria, III.
Grip Cold-''6Ny boy had terrible
grip cold and zUas Oery mach run doun.
Hoods Sarsapzrilz made hin zyel; Is
srozUdrg strong and fIeshy." Mrs.. Thos.
S. Osborn, NoruaLk, Ct.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
WIN. SPEER'S FUNERAL TODAY
Friends Invited TO Services on st.
Francis Avenue This Afternoon

There seems TO have been a uisunder-
standing or otherwise a mistake made in
the Eagles announcement. Mrs. Speer
desires a correction. The presence Of all
friends and neighbors Of the family, as
well as Mr.. Speer's late railway associ-
ares, is desired at the Sunday afternoon
services at the home, at O'Clock, al 1893
St Francis avenue. north. The notice
otherwise was correct Mrs. Speers
brother arrived from Texas Friday night
and Mr.. Speer's only sister came in from
Denver yesterday. The father Hon. John
Speer, got in from Pennsylvania yester-
day AZ l O'clock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
TO MEET NEXT THURSDAY
state Fair Association Meeting Has
Been Postponed

Secretary Of the State Fair Association
II. G. Toler has called a meeting Of the
directors OF that association for next
Tuesday. As that is election day this
meeting has been postponed until next
Thursday The meeting next Thursday
VIII be important as it VIII take the
initial steps for the race meeting next
year and it IS understood that Wichita
VIII try to have the first week of the
race season in the Kansas circuit
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-05
RECEIVE MANY COMPLIMENTS
Reunion Association Encouraged TO
Wake Atefings Annual ENen1

The Wsch.ea Reunion a. 5c-alloE held
their regular quarterly meeting yesterday
az the courJ house. President ". T Bur
CESS presiding TIE general features OF
sast Stptem5=-s reunion we're considered
and the pla2s CT fgrE-e meetings DIS
cEssed TIE unqualified success as the
reuniou vas favo-2b4y Commented upoa
and the encouraging eldl-se-nelts Iroa
abroad a. 90 the esaza-i e ire four
days reaz.on was highly complimentary
u re as E-il = Ebe-s 4 vote q
tsanzs was rendered The Different c9n-
rastteas Tor tse-- lao5-s. also 10 tAe 81
Sce~5 q The ASSOCIATION
TIE uaaulr1ls veez.ct was taat ~
-eunic1 vflI - a permanent a1t-actts1 q
future TAanks we-e extea5e5 10 tie &C.
zeas zh8 decorated t7r ,zs occasion Ezs
sgsc.a- euslaess ~as deferred 20 taa aexs
meeting. ca TIE sth % February. aex-
AIRS. Z. .. WIlAotts IS s.oz-iy t1g1gv-
lag s-ozn Ee- recsz- llzess-