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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-21

to i konnice. Piechota dokaza'
Ia cud6w walecznosci, wdzie'
rajsc sic wsrod gradu kul ma
strome wzg6rza. Nasze straty
SO znaczne, general Symons
zostal raniony ma poczstku
rozprawy. Boerowie cofneli SIG
ME zdszywszy zabrac armat.
Wysiano "a mimi W pogoh
konnics. Ich straty sa wieksze,
nia nasze. Uciekajsc, rzucali
ma ziemie brod i tornistry.
Nasze straty W ludsiach wy.
noszs pod4ug pobieanego obi.
czenia W zabitych i ranionych
$50, straty Boer6w 800 ludzi.
General Symons jest ranio.
ny W brzuch. Rama jego jest
smiertelna.
KAPsrADr, Al Pazdziernika.
2 Mafeking przybyl kuryer z
depeszami rlsdowemi do Hook
Town. Pulkownik Baden Po.
we'll zada} Boerom W odleglo'
Sci 9 mil cd miasta znaczna
klsske. Wyslal misdzy Mich
pocisg z dw6ch wagon6w z1o.
2ony, kt6re byly nape}nione
dynamitem. Boerowie zaczsli
strzelac do pociagu i wywolali
straszna eksplozye, skutkiem
kt6rej 100 nieprzyjacl6i utra-
clio zycie.
LADYsM1TH, 81 Pazdzier.-
Nasza kawalerya sledzna ruch
Boer6w, lecz musiala powr6cit
do miasta, napotkawszy po
drodze oddzial nieprzyiaci6l,
zlozony 1000 ludzi. Kawa.
leryi zagraaaso dostanie sic do
niewoli.
correspondent "Dailv News"
donosi z Mafeking, ae Boero-
vie przypuscili szturm ma mia
sto, lecz zostali odparci i wcia'
gnisci W zasadzke. Spowodo-
wano eksplozye dynamitu,
kt6ra 1900 nieprzyiaci6i po'
zbawila sycia.
PARYz, 81 Pazdsiernika. -
Olbrzymie przygotowania wo-
ienne Anglii zaczynajs niepo'
koic inne mocarstwa europej-
skie. Rad tutejszy komuni.
kuje sie ustawicznie 2 rzsdem
rosyjskim. Ambasadorzy W
Londynie zaaadajs wyiasnie6,
czy istotnie Anglia zamierza
zniszczyt dwie udzielne repu'
bliki W Afryce po1udniowej.
Zamiarem Anglii jest podo.
bno przyspieszyc koniec wojny,
zajs6 johannesburg i Preto'
rys, zburzyt tamtejsze fortyf.
kacye polsczyc kolonis Kap,
Transvaal, Natal, pa6stwo o.
ranje i Rhodezys W dominium
po}udniowo afryka1skie, pod
opieks rzadu londydskiego.
General gubernator angielski
bsdzie sprawowzi rzsdy W tenn
domipium.
LoNDYN, 81 Pazdziernika.-
W parlamencie oswiadczyl
Balfour, ze Rad ME prowadzi
zadnych uklad6w W sprawie
nabycia zatoki Delagoa.
W sprawie wysp Samoa ME
porozumiano sic dotychczas z
Niemcami i Amerykanami.
Korpus wyslany obecnie do
Afryki sklada sic z $4,000 do
brze wycwiczonej piechoty,
5000 jazdy, ia armat, 26l
woz6w, 10000 koni i $4,000
mu1ow. Nadto zostanie wysla-
ma rezerwa W 21, 900 chlopa.
Michal Dewitt nazwa3 obe'
cna wojne "wstretns i prze.
kleta rzezis", spowodowana
nrzez "przemoc rabusioW"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-21

Qu Huloslenla uSGaW J3I] NJ
wych Badeniego. w Pradze
wybija lud okna W mieszka-
mach Niemc6w iayd6w. i 25
policyant6w zostalo tam polka
leczonych. Wojsko rozpedza
lud W jednem miejscu, a ten
gromadzi sic W innych pun.
ktach.
MosKwA, 21 Pazdziernika.~
q Pekinu donosza, ze stracono
tam potajemnie 16 osob, kt6re
naleaaly do spisku ma zycie
kr6lowej, kt6ra zamierza pre-.
niesc stolics padstwa do jednej
2 prowincyj po1udniowych.
SAN FRANCISCO, 81 Pazdz.
Parowiec Moana przywi6z4
wiadomosci z wysp Samoa. Po.
kazuje sic, ze stanowisko urze.
dnik6w W Apia jest bardzo
trudne. Konsulowie ME moga
zgodzie sic. Niemiec Solf wy
daje rozkazy ma w}asna reke, a
zwolennicy Mataafy podnosza
glowy. Zanosi sic ma nowe
rozruchy.
MANILA, 81 Pazdziernika.-
Trzech ofcerow powsta1c6w
zglosilo sic W Angeles do &c.
nerala Macarthur oswiadczy-
10 mu, ae komisya Filipihczy-
k6w pragnie traktowac gen.
Otis o pok6j. Komisya chce
nadto przediozyc warunki u
wolnienia jefc6w ameryka1-
skich i hiszpahskich.
Okolics pomiedzy Angeles j
.Aryat oczysci1y nasze wojska
powsta1cow.
Straz przednia generaia La.
wton wysz}a Cabiac i zaje3a
San Isidro. Pod San Fernan.
do natrafli Amerykanie ma O.
p6r. Stracili jednego szere.
gowca, kt6ry polegl, a 3 2oi.
merry zostalo ranionych. Do.
wodzil Filipihczykami general
Pho del Pinar. r,
CARACAS, 81 Pazdziern. =
Prezydent Andrade uciek1, ME
przelawszy swej w1adzy ma nj.
kogo. Zamieszanie powieksza
sic. Wczorajszej nocy probo.
wano wysadzic W powietrze
dom sonora Matos, kt6ry W
imieniu prezydenta prowadzh
uk}ady generalem Castro,
wodzem powsta1c6w.
Castro przybedzie teraz do
Caracas obejmuje w1adzs.
w przecisgu miesiaca zostana
rozpisane wybory prezydenta.
NEw YoRK. 81 Pazdz, -
Podczas silnego wiatru ma mo.
rzu odniosl ameryka1ski yacht
columbia stanowcze zwycie.
1.-TWO nad angielskim yachtem
Shamrock. Zloty puhar
otrzymuje W nagrods Amery.
ka. Pr6ba cudzoziemc6w dol.
scia do pierwsze6stwa W die.
dzinie sportu wioslarskiego
ME powiodla sic po raz jede-
nasty.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, 81 Pazdz.
w st. Anne, W powiecie
Leake napadli rabusie ma dom
pani Gambrel, zwiazali ia i
ezworo dzieci, porzucili ma po'
d1odze i podpalili budynek.
Kobieta 2 dziecmi spali1a sic
aywcem. Oburzeni obywatele
schwytali dw6ch negr6w po'
dejrzanych o dopuszczenie sic
niecnego csynu. Jeden z Mich,
Joe Leflore przyzna1 sic do
zbrodni. Zawleczono 60 W
pole, ulozono stos drzewa,
przywiazano lotra do s}upa i
spalono. Drugiego murzyna
miano pozbawic aycia W taxi
sam spos6b, poniewaz wszakae
zaklinal sie, ze jest niewlnny,
odwjszano 60 cd siupa, gdy
drzewo ma stosie zaczynalo sic
iua palit.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-10-21

statROW 0U pSocenI. hoZumle
sic, ae wlasciciele mniejszych
okret6w ogromnie wiele straca
ma nabywaniu okret6w przez
korporacye i grozi i'm ruina W wich
przemysle.
KoIej ,,KOhaIa and Hills"
Kilku tutejszych kapitalist6w,
pomiedzy mimi Herbert G..
Gehr, zam. pm. 234 La Sale str,
nalezy do kompanii, kt6ra W
Hawaii zostala inkorporowana z
kapitaiem zakiadowym W sumie
trzech milion6w dolar6w, W celu
zbudowauia kolei ma wyspie.
Kolei ia ma sic nazywac ,,Kohala
and Hilo", gdyz ma lacsyc
przysta6 Hilo z Mahkona Ko-
hala, a diugosc isj ma wynosic
130 mil. Kolej to ma bye ele-
ktryczna, poczatkowo ma ma
niej kursowae 100 wagonow 6
lokomotyw.
Fafszywa pogioska.
Sensacyjne popoludniowe dzien-
niki wczorajsze donosily, jakoby
rada rekodziel budowniczych ma
swojem wczorajszem posiedzeniu
uchwalila zarzadzic strajk PREY
budowie gmachu pocztowego.
Oka7aio sic iednakowoS, ze to
nieprawda: ma posiedzeniu owen
wcale ME poruszano kwestyi
strajku.
Pofknieta przez konkurentke.
Jak wiadomo, wagony palaco-
we dla Stan6w Zjednoczonych /
Kanady, budowane byiy dotych-
czas przez dwie kompanie. t. j.
Wagner Palace Car Co. Pull
man Palace Car Co. Ot6a ia
ostatnia obecnie ziaczyia sig ze
swoja rywalka, i ma przyszlosc
posiadac bedzie monopol W Sta
mach Zjeduoczonych i Kanadzie.
Cd dluzszego czasu toczace sic
uklady wczoraj ostatecznie costa
ly zawarte; Pullman Car Co.
nabywa caia wiasnosc Wagner
Car Co., wiacznie kontrakt6w
tejze, a piaci jej "a to dwudziestu
tysiacami akcyj, tax, ze ilosc
akcyi kompanii Wagnera zwiek-
sza sic o 10000. Jak olbrzymia
jest ia tranzakcya, wynika
tego, ie kapitai obrotowy Pull
man Co. wynosi 81, a kapitai
Wagner Co. 20 milionow dol.
Dluga konkurencya pomiedzy
vanderbiltami, kt6rzy byIi
gI6wnymi akcyonaryuszami we
Wagner Car Co., a Pullmanami,
ko6czy sic zatem, a grozba, ze
po smierci starego Pullmana
Vanderbiltowie pochlona Pull
man6w, ME aprawdzila sig, DO
stalo sic COS wrecz przeciwnego.
Do dyrektoryatu novel kompanii
pullmanowskiej wejda takze
gl6wni akcyonaryusze i dyrekto-
rzy kompanii wagnerowskiej.
Kr6tkie notatki miejscome.
-Ze rzeki wyiowiono wczoraj
u ko6ca Lawrence ave. zwiokl
robotnlka Teodora Nebio. Pra-
cowai on W skladzie wegli Drei-
ski. a mieszkai PREY Crossing
str, blisko Clybourn place.
Konwencya organizacyi
street Railway Mems ASSOC"
zako6czyla sic wczoraj bankis-
tenn W Auditorium.
We Fremont House zaio&y-
10 wczoraj 20 firm tutejszych
nowy trust pod nazwa ,Orna-
mental Glass Dealers Assoc. Of
Chicago". Celem jest oczywiscie
podnieso ceny szkia szlifowane-
60.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-18
w. r. BADGETT.
sl.OO FOR ROUND TRIP.
Katy Paves the Way For a
Big Crowd at Parsons.

Agent Boye, Of the Katy, was
authorized by telegraph this morn
ing to make the very low rate OF
81 90 for the round trip to Parsons,
for the Vinita and Parsons ball
games. The tickets may be used
going up on the forenoon trains, at
Ills, and will be good to return
up to Monday morning at four
O'Clock. This is a very generous
limit, as well as a low rate and it
is expected that there will be all
the Vinita "rooters" which the
circumstances demand.
1t will be source Of pleasure to
you to witness these games and
your presence will inspire the
home team. The boys made il
three straight at hone; let's make
them think they are still at home.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-18
THE CRY OF MERCY.
These Mental Unfortunates
Should be Cared For.

There are about half hundred
insane, idiotic and mentally unbal-
anced people wandering about at
different points in the Indian Ter
ritory. Most of these unfortunate
people are harmless at present bat
no one can tell when their mania
will turn to violence. Much has
been written in the press of the
territory regarding this class Of
unfortunates but as yet nothing
has come Of it. The subject should
now be agitatsd airesh, and an
other session Of congress should
not be allowed to adjourn without
some definite actica being taken.
A home for crazy people and idiots
will have to be provided for by the
government and it should be done
at an early day. At present no
one has authority to detain or pre-
vent one OF these people from run
ming at large. It is sad sight TO
see an idiot or an insane person
roaming about the country, besides
they are source Of terror 70 many
people. Let the press Of the coun-
try take the matter up and urge
action at the earliest possible mo-
ment.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-18
TURNED PHlLANTHR0PlsT.


Since Attorney Preston s. Davis
has been reinforced In the clerical
duties ofhis Office by his brother
Joe, he has concluded to give a
share Of his time and attention to
philanthropic and other similar
movemeass' now on foot in this
community. He has already ac-
cepted the position as special
examiner for the H-B" Society /,
to the qualification Of all the mem
bers. and judging from the credit
able manoer ia which he acquitted
himself id the performances OF the
duties Of his Office at recent
meeting Of the n. .B's," he will
soon outrauk ~ other great pro-
motors Of movements of this kind.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-18
THE NEXT CENSUS.
The Dawes Commission Will Have
rlucIa to Do With 1t Here.

w. H. Dsrrough, census super
visor for the Indian Territory,
spent today in the city, returning
from Muskogee.. Mr.. Darrcugh
will begin the work Of taking the
census about the first of next
year. 1t is estimated that it will
require 400 emu merators, who will
endeavor to finish their work in
about 80 days.
General Merriam. supervisor oi
the census of the United States,
will come to the territory about
the middle of next menth and
spend two weeks. The census Of
1890 showed . population oi250,-
600 and it is believed the next will
reach double that number. or
500, 900.
Tams Bixby, of the Dawes COM
mission, seems 10 have control in
the territory and the work will in
directly be under the supervision
of the Dawes commission. 1t is
Bixby's desire that Supervisor
Darrough make Muskogee his
head quarters SO the commission,
in taking the census ofthe Indians,
could work in conjunction with
the government census takers.
The work win be completed next
wear.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-18
MADE A GREAT RECORD.
Vinita's Ball Club Worthy
of Esteem Enjoyed.

4
The pride the citizens Of,
vinita feel in their base ball team
is fully justified BY the clubs work:
this year. Since the season began
twenty .seven games have bsen
played BY them 10 Missouri, Kan
sas and this territory. They have
won twenty-three Of those and lost
four. OF the four lost. three
wen. to Aurora and one to Musko.
gee. The club has never lost a
series, for while loaing three to
Aurora they also captured three
from that team, and they defeated
Muskogee three out of four games.
In the vicissitudes of proverbial
base ball "luck, and the mlshaps
that are to be evoked for an anna
teur ball club, this is a remarkable
record. 1t can be better appreci-
ated, relatively, by comparison.
Brooklyn, which leads the other
clubs in the national league race
has today .649 per cent Of the
games won, while Vinita's clu5's
per cent of victories over compet-
ing clubs is nearly 900.
In the games with Parsons this
week we had sn exhibition of first
class base ball. The members Of
the opposing club-eieht of them
at least--were from Kansas City
and were brought here by the Par
sons management to wrest the
championship from US. Like
Oswego, they tailed to connect"
with single victory. vinita won
yesterday at Coffeyville and we
expect at least one more victory
there today which will give Vinita
the series, and if they win one out
Of the three return games at Par
sons tomorrow, > Sunday and Mon
day, it will give them foar games
over that team and the series also.
1t takes pluck, practice and pat
ronsge to make ball club sue
cess, and the Vinita club decorated
with the names Of our business
friends, is good advertisement for
our town abroad, and speaks well
for the public spirit of our people.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-18

The first one received cast a
jamper over base ball alley but as
the boys got Strengthened out and
the news became more cheering.
there was rejoicing, ''good and
plenty" To close up the series
of three games in time to meet
Parsons tomorrow on their home
grounds, it was decided to play a
double header today--two games.
THIS MORNINGS GAME
The first one, this forenoon, was
not what vinita was expecting
the champions" lost, A 5. The
battery was Melton, pitcher, a
comparative stranger from Aurora,
and Charley Parks. catcher. With
three home pitchers, the necessity
for putting this man in the box is
not apparent. The score by in
nings was:
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-18
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
II. c. Miller Receives Bad News From
Home. -

n. c. Miller Receives Bad News From
Home.
A dispatch received this forenoon
by H. C. Miller from Maryville,
Mo-, states that Henry Graves
was accidentally shot, the doctors
thought fatally. Mr.. Graves is
Mr.. Miller's uncle, is a man sixty
years of age, engaged in the alb
stract business. As he was not a
hunter Mr.. Miller concludes he
must have been shot with . pistol,
probably in the hands Of another.
The dispatch was from F. P. Rob-
inson, Mr.. Millsr's brother-in-
law.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-18
A school Man.

W. II. Dickey, a classmate Of Prof.
Dupger and S. +. Parks, was in the
city yesterday, travelling 10 the inter
est OF the young ladies' department OF
Cumberland University, Lebanon,
Tenn A number OF young ladies will
attend from. the territory.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-18
IT'S a TRlFLE MIXED.
Vinita Gets First Game and
CoffeyviIIe Second.

The bulletins coming from CoE
feyville last evening during the
issue Of The Daily chieftain. and
which were repeatedly changed to
fit the circumstances, correctly
presaged the final result vinits
8, CofieyyiIls =, By innings they
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-08-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AA AAMAMAANAAAAAA ANAANAAMAAs
w. r. BADGETT,
The CIOthiier and FurniishIlej,lr.. her .

A distinction you may be proud OF and will defend
against all competition alike with the powerful but rrest
able weapons of commercial warefare High quality correct
ye and low price the benefit of those not aquan
ed mode of doing business ask merely compar-
of the high class novelties Clothing Shoes ana
Furnishings best others have and it will easily be
seen why the distinction smadc We offer average 40
per cent off on summer light fall clothing and Shoes in
order for the handomest and strongest line OF
fall for in the Territory 1t you happen
to medium priced suit light pair of shoes to hnlsh
have just what want and will let you
make the price
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-20
THE ZEIGLER SWlNDLE
rfr. rfooFe's Brief Experience with
fhe Operator.

Assistant United States Attorney
Thomas D.. Bennett has had Il letter
with reference to Otto y ZeigIer's plot
TO swindle him. from Receiver NJ. r.
Moore Of the Tucson land office. from
whom Mir b nnett had thought ne had
4 lerter introducing Zeigler
On the receipt Of the letter enclos-
Ing the deed and 4 $500 check. AIR.
Bennett acknowledged it. Mr.. Moore
replied A. once that he had sent no
letter and suggested TO Mr.. Bennett
that he must have mistaken the sigma
tur5 The character OF the Enclosures
were net made known in Mr.. Benneits
brief letter of acknowledgment. 50
that Mr.. Moore did not suspect that he
had been made an Instrument in a
confidence game In his last letter he
says he knows nothing Of Zeigler. He
that a few days ago he
WAS sitting in his office talking to Il
gentleman when Il stranger passed the
and looked in curiously. lie
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-20

0tni On. buT aITerWard Toturned and
finding Mn. Moore alone asked him IL
he could recommend him to Il lawyer
in Phoenix. He said he had some
legal business here. The conversation
was very brief and SIR, Moore took
Gully casual notice of his visitor. but
his vague recollection of his appear
ance corresponds with Air. Benhett's.
which is rather. vivid MI. Moore
does not know when or how Zeigler
obtained the land office STATIONERY ON
which tha letter WAS written. Ii
would however. not he difficult
thing to get the stationery in the
temporary absence of the receiver.
Nothing * known Al Tucson of Emma
!. Morris the woman whose name APP
paared 1t the bottom OF the check.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-20
PROGRAMME.

The following programin viii he
rendered by the Pioneer band II the
concert a. the city hall this evening
at $50:
March. 'Sene.ambia," (Voelkerl.
Selection. Bohemian Girl" tBalfel.
TdTIl. ''The Mill in the Forest. ="
tEileubergl.
Intermezzo. "Cupid's Pleadings,"
Woelkerl.
German medley, ''Musical Smiles. =
Casey.
Phoebe Thompson's Cake Walk.
fSadie KOninskyl.
The Charlatan March,. CSOusa).
y Hunting Scene" tBusalossn. de
scriptive piece. The morning breaks
calm and peaceful. The -hunjsman
sounds 4 merry blast \ hunting we
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-20
NOTICE TO FREIGHTRRS.

We Will lei the following contracts
to The lowest bidder:
TO haul 1000 tons sacked concen-
t-1tes from the Gladiator mine over
Grown King road to the smelter
al Zig Bug, twenty-one miles distant
To haut 500 tons iron Gre unsacked
three miles over good down hill road.
800 tons Loose ore from Boston Girl
mine, twenty-three miles distant;
good road and water. excellent feed.
500 tons Of lime, q haul of three
miles, good road
500 cords of wood, q haul of six
miles. mountain road. contract TO in
clUde cutting.
HENRY B. CLIFFORD & CO,
Pres :0tt or Mayer, Arizona.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-20

Do VOC believe in protecting
yourself from loss of property by
fire? The old Hartford, of Hart
ford, Conn, and Phoenix, of Lon
don, with lightning CLAUSES, are
safe. The ROYAL, of Liverpool
(assets $53,281 ,824.89), carries the
largest single policy in Arizona,
$383,000. Also other standard COM
Paniss aggregating over $780,
100000 assets.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-20
HAVE YOU
been to our Annual
Clearance Sale yet j.?

Big, plain Drinking Glasses, 15c
for &c.
Ivo1oide and Green Water Sets.
Pitcher, six Glasses and Tray, only
CSC; former price $1.75.
Iyorcide and Green Table Sets worth
$3.50 per set, only SIC.
Ivoroide and Green Berry Bowls.
worth S5c, only 49c.
Green and Gold decorated Berry
Dishes, CSC.
Alaska Table Sets, worth $3.50, only
CSC.
Vaseline, sc per bottle.
White Cotton Hose, $3.50 for so feet.
Buggy Whips, sc each.
Mason's new improved Jars with
Aluminium tops; pints- 65c doz.;
quirts, 85c doz.; half gallons, S1.15 doz.
Selby's loaded Shells, new and fresh,
just from factory, only $3.50 box.
1920 Winchester Rifles, $13.75.
A good Uncle Sans Watch, only nc.
OUR entire line of Chine Cake
Plates, Salad Bowls, Mush Bowls.
Chocolate Pots, etc, regardless of cost.
Half Soles, zoe pair.
White and gilt Picture Easels, about
feet high, Csc.
Pure white Metal Teaspoons only
SC per set.
AL Vases half price.
All GARDENERS regardless of cost.
No 28-9-quart Granate Preserving
Kettles, 45c.
Hoyt's Spring Clothespins, SC doz.
1OO-piece decorated Dinner Sets,
1886 a set.
Blue Flame Oil Stoves, the best
made, at from SO to $50
Our store is chuck full of useful ar
ticles at bedrock prices.
Don't forget to call for the present
of a bar of Topaz Toilet Soap with
every SOC sale and over. A first-class
pair of shears or a good pocket knife
with every sale of $40 and over, except
on rifles.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

W. H. Robinson return d last night
from 4 visit to the coast.
H. ]. Blbrough of ST. Louis is n
guest % tn Commercial
Mrs Eliza West of Prescott is 4
guest CT the Ford hotel
/. \. funham of Fl Paso registered
At Hotel Adams lasJ night.
N. ". Williams of Los Angeles is
registered ii tle Hotel Adams.
w. Abraham of SAN Francisco regis
tered II tie Commercial yesterday
Mrs. Corle;t ana children returned
on last nights train from the noIsh.
Mrs Rich was among the Phae-
picianS returning on last nights train.
u. Fl. Faruham OF Fresno arrived
Yesterday and * stopping At the Hotel
Adams
". 4 And rson Of Tucson arrived in
the city Yesterday ana is stopping al
Hotel Adams
$. W. Trayer of Denver arrived in
the city Yesterday and is a guest OF
the Commercial.
/. y I4awton of Los Angeles is
among the guests Of the Hota, Adams
arriving yesterday.
Joe Triest a we'll known travelling
man IS registered at Hotel Adams
from San Francisco.
Miss Lena Osborn returned on last
nights train from an outing in Pres
colt during the hot weather.
George Wooster and A. ]. HAITI of
Prescott arrived on last nights tram
and are registered at the Commercial. |
Mrs. L. Is. Wetmore and daughter of |
Prescott came down on last nights |
train and are registered At the Com |
mercial
John Hardes. ? Castle creek cattle
man. arrived in the city yesterday on
business connected with his range ana |
valley ranch.
H. Sultan of San Francisco came
down from the north On last nights
train. He is stopping at the Com
merciaI hotel.
:. p. NIacKnieht of Bodie. Cal =
among the guests Of the Commercial.
y E. Arlington of Durango is i
guess of the Commercial
Miss Belle Hord Who lives south Of
he city is recovering from an attack
If typhoid fever. which ii was believed
| week ago would De fatal.
Mrs. James Griffin who has been
Speeding the hot weather at Iron
springs near Prescott returned on last
rights train from ne north
Mr.. George H. Smalley aEd friend
lrove over to Tempe last evening
pending the evening in lhe butte city
md on the way between Tempe ans
ohOeniX.
Mr.. George SchUerman- chairman Of
lie Yavapai county board OF super
-iSoIs. Who has been in thz- city for
everal days on business before the
erritorial board of equaliZa ton re ;
urned to Prescott on last nights {
rain. {
Peter Mahn. who was formerly con
ected with the MaricOBa creamery.
ut is now engaged in the undertaking
business, return 4 on Tuesday from I
.os Angeles where he mas been for
everal weeks on BJh business and ,
ledsure.
". W. Griffiths and wife came down
rom Ash Fork on last nights train 2
Irs GriffithS will remain some time
nd he VIII return after a few days
isit 10 his pest in the joi~5 office OF
ne Santa Fe Pacific and the $. f.. 7.
=. RAILROADS. at Ash Fork.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-20
LOCAL BREElTIES.
HOTEL FOR RENT.

Three story brick building: thirty
five rOcms; thoroughly modern; hot
and cold water: private baths; steam
heat; electric light; 600 feet OF wide
porches; roof garden. Ready October
Is, 1899 Long lease, low rent 10
right party who Will properly furnish
it. Address w J. Kingsbury, Tempe,
Arizona