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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11

! , gotten out-thsIE Galveston civ
ulEee,or5 and have favored Tho Posi- with
. Sopy fresh from the press The publiea-
, ION Is a neat one, as are all the publics.
risa OF ms character gotten out by Nor
syn ana Fourmy and makes a splendid
showing saS. Tor Galveston in everything ex.
~ population, which shows decrease az
no ,S inc me last publication, cutting the
Houston's last directory gottan 40. ~.
me same publishers, and using the sama
g I5 Tor computing population. gave
houston an increase In population az 5seS
h&ing the total at 1859. 49,
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Y. NJ. c. A. NOTES.
What IL Going on Among the y. VI
{. A. People I'm Houston,

What Il Going on Among the Il W.
{. A. People I'm Houston
Rev. James +. Duncan, pastor OF the
Second Baptist church, will address the
mems meeting this afternoon at o'clock
All men are cordially invited % attend
The Bible class meets every sunday
afternoon at the close Of the mems meet
ing. The attendance at the class has IN
creased and 1t is expected that from now
on greater interest VIII be manifested.
The classes in the gymnasium are being
continued with a good attendance IN both
the business mems and the young men S
classes II is apparent that the young
men OF this city do not appreciate in full
measure the advantages 10 be derived from
the physical department OF the association.
Mr.. Bartlett the physical director, is .he
only man in the city competent from a
professional standpoint, to give the best
instruction In athletic and gymnastics He
is graduate physical director, having
taken a fun three years course at the
Springfield training school, Springfield.
Mass, and the young men OF this city
should be visiting the gymnasium in larger
numbers TO secure the benefits from ply
steal examination prescription Of eXer-
else and the class work that Is intended to
result in drst-class body building.
Mr.. Clapp (Yale), the new champion pole
vaulter In the inter-collegiate contest. has
made a record OF II feet inches replac-
ing the record OF II feet 40 inches which
he and Hoyt Harvard Jointly established
last year. Mr. Clapp began his work In
the gymnasium under MIR, Bartlett. our
local physical director, at North Hampton
Mass. and won his first championship in
nary. while under Mr. Bartlety's training.
This IL decided compliment 70 the Ell
hoiency OF Mr.. Bartlett's work rs a physi-
cal director
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Ladies Hats and Toques, all of
our most popular, effective and
suitable Hats for summer wear,
in all the new shades, were
$1,000 TO $1,000.
Choice this week 500
Ladies' Hats, trimmed in ruching,
flowers and chiffon, were $500
10 $500.
Choice this week 1893
Ladies Hats, trimmed in ribbon,
chiffon and roses, were $500
to 5000.
Choice this week ...,..2.75
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4 MEETING THURSDAY
80 Det Ee Whether the Il. L. ana

10 Determine Whether the n. \, nnJ
FESTIVAL WilI He Repeated.
ono OF the most important meetings
neld in Houston for long time viii con
zehe az the Houston Business League on.
thursday afternoon, June Is, at 1880 This
meeting Will decide whether or not the
leNas' Fruit. Flower and vegsta festival
VIII 90 held and if 1t is decided to hold
me festival dates and a few of the i'm
PoreSnt committees will be decided upon
=, Inc premium lists must be printed ana
80. s.i loutea IN August. The delay In get
NNs ou' printed matter in 1887 and 1925
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TEXAS REAL ESTATE MEETING
SARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC DELE
CATION no Go FROM HOUSTON.
what Is Thought Of tho Meeting at
81. Louis-ncgnrdcd a. ucinE of
Great Importance tn Texas.

Houston will have large and enthu-
siastic delegation in attendance upon the
Texas Real Estate association meeting 10
be held at Waco, June 10 and IA.
The delegation will go from here under
the auspices OF the Houston Real Estate
association, and there is every indication
now that 1t viii be one OF the strongest
and most thoroughly representative dele
cations that ever went from one Texas
city to another.
A letter received today from Mr. Frank
NJ. Sterfett, secretary of the ST. Louis
worlds Fair, celebrating tine Louisiana
purchase centennial says that Hon. Seth
w. Cobb and three or four other members
of the St Louis merchants exchange VIII
accompany Secretary Sterrett to the Waco
meeting. This delegation is sent after a
consultation with Hon David Il. Francis,
chairman OF the executive committee OF
the centennial. and Mr. II. w. Thompson,
chairman OF the finance committee. The
st. Louis people consider the Waco gath
ering as one OF the most important held IN
this State for years past
Secretary G. w Hail OF the Houston
Real Estate association is at work com
pleting his delegation, ana states posi-
lively that there will not be less than
twenty delegates and he hopes to make
II thirty.
Houston is jubilant over the great vic
tory at Wichita in securing the Transmits
sissippi commercial congress for 1900. and
while every citizen OF Texas knows hat
Houston Is always enterprising and Up TO
date, the real estate men here are anxious
10 fut their best foot foremost at Waco
and a lively. active and energetic delega-
1ieA can be depended upon.
The following Ia list OF the delegstei
VINO will attend the Texas state Real Els
tate association meeting at Waco June i
and IA: Colonel W. 3, slesson c. S, Pen
neld. Tom Richardson. H. e. Fuller. Mrs
Bettie Bryan, Mrs Rozine Ryan, ], O. )
Morrow. N. l.. Mills. G. w. Harrall n, NJ
Norheet. p. G. Rucker. C. w Culmore, u
G. Luckel. w. l. Williamson, William a
Wilson, Jr., C. l.. Sumbordo, II. 7. ID. WI
son. r. 3. Courtney, II. H. McNlcoll, 5. NJ
Christeson, John S. Hoover. b. Il. Bonner
w. G. Moore John A. Milroy II. l., Nc
Williams, NJ II. Foster. @. w, Hail. =
number OF others from Houston will leav'
with this delegation II they can get away
This will be one of the largest meetings o
prominent men ever held in the state, anl
ali real estate men who can should attend
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mack FRoM wIonIrA.
Colonel w. II, Slosson the Last Of
Houston Delegates 10 Return


Colonel w. h, Slosson arrived In the
city from Wichita congress on Thursday
city from the Wichita congress on Thurs
day last having stayed one day longer than
visited Kansas City on business. He says
when he LEI, Wichita and babe the new
president. Ex-Governor Standard OF st.
Louis, goodbye. the ex-governor said In
a quiet way: Say was there anything
else your Houston delegation wanted?"
MIR. Slosson replied: II think not. We
got everything there was in sight and are
perfectly satisfied" to which President
Standard replied; 81 am much pleased
that Houston succeeded and with the en-
ergy displayed by your delegation, / am
fully assured the largest congress in our
history will be the one to be held in
Houston next year Your requests Of the
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ladies' finest French Kid
Oxfords, hand-turned sole, pat
ent leather tips, medium opera
heels, the right Shoe for dress;
sizes to 8, widths
A to E, at ....,.........5.50
AS-Ladies' fancy Vesting Top
OxfordS, patent leather heel,
foxed and faced, coin toe,
straight patent leather tip, and
low heels; sizes , to 8,
widths B to E, at ....,. 500
5o7-Ladies' Chocolate OXfordS,
genuine hand-turned soles, med
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Fans and Handkerchiefs.

4 very large and beautiful selection Of
Japanese Fans.
each 3 ., :, 10. 10. 20 to 75
White Pink L!eht Blue and Black Gauze
fans, snauelgd lace and Dresden de
signs eeah -, ~, ! 30, 1 50, = 90
ard :! 81.
All Linen Hemsutched Embroidered and
ocolloped EdGe Handkorchiefs
each .-....... lG, 10. 20 and %
nice line fine sheer Linen Lawn HON
stitched embroidered scollopeG and lace
edges 30. 80 as. -, 81. - 10 , 90
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nr. smoat WIN Preaoh

DR.. r. X. smoot, d. D., OF Austin viii
preach at the First Presbyterian church
Today. morning and night. in the absence
Of the pastor. who delivers an address to-
day 1t the commencement exercises OF the
state university. DR.. smoot is one Of the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-11

Ladies' White Hats. trIm,,.,
pretty delicate colors Of ''' ;s,l n
six, Mousseline de sly s'.''ll|
chiffon, with Handsome q.
eTs, were 5000 and $500 wv
Choice this week - , n
Ladies' Sailors, white ro,,s A. \
Jumbo braid, split satin tpss u. q
braid, at ' MAY
&c., SIC, 75o, $50, t2s,t1
Ladies, Misses and Children, 4
trimmed Straw Hats, blart y, y,
colors, were Si.oo 10 sasn ''1
Choice this week. sec All 81.
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most prominent divines in the Southern
Presbyterian church and not wholly un-
known IN this community, and he VIII
doubtless be given a large audience at both
serviges
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Kayser Gloves.

2-clasp Kayser Malanaise Cloves ns
and black ...........,.,,",s,' .,...S
c-clasp Kayser Lisle and Sclssp Ksssg
tip SILK Gloves, tan grey pearl Sli:l
and white .........-. so rs and y
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and had an immense cross, covered with
palm leaves. constructed at the gate. This
day has made a lasting impression upon
me
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HOUSTON DAILY POST: SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE ~ 1879
Millinery.
cS~SSScss|

If n o. need ,..
your ~ mere Ill
c,ptivntng much IN a'ihE su
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Sparkling Monday Specials.

Linen Skng Crash regular SIC yard Monday yards for 25c
1914 Hmned Read y-made Sheets 45c value Monday 33C
Hemmed Crochet Quilt MaeS pattern, 100 value,
Monday f5C
Misses Fast Black Derby Ribbed Hose double knees and feet sizes
81, f5c quality, Monday Zoe
Boys Black Bicycle Ribbed Hose double knees heels and toes
to 10, regular 25c, Monday, pair for,.... Soc
Ladies' Fast Black Finished Hose spced heels and toes t5 value
Monday IUC
Ladies' Onyx Fast Black Hose full regular made double oe
25c quality, Monday I9C
All Silk Cord-edge Taea Ribbon Al inches wide in Nile lilac he
oope purple brown navy olive myrtle maize and old rose,
suitable for neck and belt regular 25 yard Monday l5C
Satin grain back cord edge and MORE Ta Sash Ribbons
all light and dark shades regular CSC yard Monday Csc
7sc pure silk fancy corded gros-gn and aea Plaid and Striped
Ribbons inches wide, all the coorS for neck and belt
wear, yard 41C
75c White Linen Duck Skirts made with the fan back,
Monday 39C
One lot of Ladies' Cambria Drawers trimmed with
tuckS and with tus and lace worth o9c, Monday.. 35G
One lot of Ladies' Percae and Fancy Madras Shirt Waists slightly
tossed worth 25 TO 800 choice Monday 98G
value Ladies Venatng Coe made of strong mesh
and striped perfect fitting, Monday. 39C
Black and White Silk ParaSol nameed handles and $50
values, Monday qHG
White Black and Fancy Colored ParasoS plain and hemsed
natural enameed handles lis to $50 values Monday 49
All Silk PaaSo black, white and colo plain hemsthed and
fled Arabian vine handles that sold up 81 choice Monday IN
72nch 81 Bleached All Linen Table DamaSk 5c yard value
Monday $50
72nh White real French Organde value yard Monday. 9C
Large size Mosquito Bars SOC value Monday ....... On
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Shoe Department.

renson our department stands at the top. -
w but one wa o RIGHT VIZ,
non vvha av,,. s
In
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.sAe your lunch basket and enjoy an
ING at Magnolia Park Sunday, June IL
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New Galveston nircctory.

Messrs. Morrison & Fourmy, the city
directory publishers OF the State, have
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MOSQUITO Bars.

Last weeks selling closed out n
few of the most popular priced
Bars, but higher qualities have
been substituted and those pleas
ing prices win he maintained
ngnin this week
0O-inch rcady-made Mosquito Bar for
double bed, with frame and all at
tachmeuts ..-..,,.. ..,..,...,..,... 4 20
Large sl4o Bobbnet Bar ........,,....I. iS
oo-ineh fine quality Bobbinot Bar. for
double bed ...-..... characteristics. 3 ~
Extra fine quality large Bobbinet Bar. for
double bed ...,............ 3 ~
loS-inch supernno quality Bohbinct Bar.
Tor double bed ..,...,.....,........i 4. ~
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Growers epSS erS in South Texas 2 oaSssi y
premiums that are y W., y
ent exhibits in aaN ..9ns isilE
At his same mee'gln a.s. d e''s'
kan, chairman o. inss,ssippi wv, w
tee Of the rransn'ssSyi si Wi Y. !.
congress, stating u PIP D,i' q Hss,s,Is''
tive committee exp w mere - ~.
meeting to be nel3 1,nuston ! ,,n AZ
business man - h ! asst Tte'1
noon. -------... 4, =
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ium toe, perforated tin M
half opera heels; sizes ! os II
widths A to f,
"' 49, '''''..' .a3.5l|
.5o2- Ladies Brown Kid oxford,
made on bulldog lasts, straigS'|
kid tips, low heels, regu,
walking Shoes; sizes / q h
widths B to T,
dt '''''.''',.' 1900
Ladies' one strap Sandals, he'll
and Spring-heels, black and an
all toes and all tips,
at .h25, 100, IFS, and ZOO
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Maftiurc Clearance
L a =

odd lots.
20 rolls extra fine Mating, odd
tots, numbers that we cnn not du-
plicate. offered at great rcduc-
lions this week To eject auicis
clearance
L. rolls Plain white Japanese Mating,
extra quality exceptional values regular
price 500, this week, 90 close..-..... q
Is rolls japanese Mating Cotton Warp,
very fine quality regular price Zoe
this week. % close ...-.-.-.- ......t-.. Is
IL rolls Japanese Mating, very finest
quality Linen Warp, carpet design. reg
ulsr price t1c and SOC,
this week. % close ....,-... go and 80
~ rolls China Mating. extra heavy qlal
Ity. lcree assortment. regular price Zoe
apd SOC
this week. 20 close ..-..,..-.... 20 and -
II rolls China Mating. very finest Quail
ity plain white green, blue aud red
combinations regular price 100 and
40c. this week. TO close 80 aud "a u
Mems Shirts.
Made best quality Scotch Madras, full
Nnished throughout. hest worKugn shin.
detached cuffs 10 match, a genuine bar
gain at 90. this week .... ......... go
Meas shirts made OF lno Madras or Per
Gale excellent styles splendid 7He
value, this week .....-.,. .............. ~
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Clement Shorter has has. Ts' ssss
OF two popular ~. IA skeIs-
tfated London News
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Wash Skirts.

Ladies White PQue and Duck Skirts made with the
new ian back, with or without buttons some plain,
others trimmed with rows II embroidery, insertion,
also with white ana coored braids at soc. oSc,
t25, l.50. $50. 2.oS. $50 to $50.
LADIES' Skirts in Navy Blue and Black Duck and
Linen Crash and Blue DenimS. some plain, others
trimmed win white htalds and embroidery. inser-
tons let In the skirt with buttons az hack
at .......... 800, soc. LIS. l.50 to 1913
Shirt Waists.
Ladies' Percale Shirt Waists, over 200 different styles
10 select from. at
soc. 7se. 0se. I25.L5o. LIS and 1913
Ladies' Madras. French Swiss, Linen Chambtay
BatStes ana Colored Lawn Shirt Waists IN all
75eL2s, IT'S. AS to 400
Ladies' White Lawn ana pilue Shirt Waists every
one trimmed. at
osc LIS. IsO.I75. 1913. 2.2s to 500
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Wrappers.

Ladies' Percale and Colored Lawn Wrap
pors, made with tight fitting Innings
and yukes trimmed with rows of braid.
and rutles OF material edged with en-
broidery and some finished with deep
flouncc--
soc. ose. t,25,L5o.1.75 to $50
Dress Skirts.
Ladies Skirts IN Crepons. Satin Ouch
esse, Peau de S1ie brooaded Silks
and Satins, Black >atins ana Taitets
SILK, all beautifully made and trimmed,
3.75, 500. $50. $50. 500.
900, 1000 to 1000.
LADIES' Skirts IN plain and figured Bril-
lanune. Black and Navy Blue Serees,
all made in the new flare and sheath
STYLE with or without buttons at back,
1.25, 2.25, $50, as. 3.25.
3.9e to 900,
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-04

The board of supervisors are busy checking up the accounts of the re- corder's office today The business ID that office keeps up to a wonder ful extent, the receipts for the quarter just closed amounting to Sl,7s6.90, falling only about S2IO be- low those for the quarter just pre- ceeding it, which was the largest ID the history of the office for many years, and is nearly double that Tor the same period of last year. A glance over the work shows a large percentage to be in the line oi mln- ing transactions. which speaks ID the highest terms for that industry 10 in this county.
 ! very interesting programme was rendered at yesterday afternoon [ initial meeting of the Monday club The Private Life of Queen Nicto ria" was the subject of a paper by Mrs. O. A. Hesla- "The Life and Works of Edward Bulwer Lytton. was the subject of a paper prepared by Mrs. F. NJ. Blake and read by Mrs. Smith. Mrs. F. 4. Trittle reac a selection from "The Last Days o ! Pompeii." A new feature was intro duceu at the meeting, being that O music, Mrs. Pauline ONeiu render ing a piano solo IL is intended tha this shall be feature of the year programme.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-04
aELP WANTED

Active and trusted person to work for us locally. Libe-al salary guar anteed. Good chance for advance ment. No capital required. For full information address Shepp Co, l03l to l033 Chestnut street, Phila- delphia. , 23tf
 Wanted-A man or woman to travel and appoint agents. Salary, S75 per month and expenses. We also want man or woman for local work. We guarantee s per day. If you are out of employment or em ployed at unsatisfactory wages, write us. The Home Co.,, 3943 Market st., Philadelphia, Pa. 7-71l2td2w
 Salesman wanted to carry season able line of (free) samples, with ex- elusive territory. good for S25 weekly, cash, from old established high rated factory. 20. 1871, New York. 529tO6S
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-04
Hobo Roost Broken Up.

When Police Judge Bauder opened court today he was faced by a pretty motley looking layout-the result of the raid by Chief of Police Prince on the hoco roost north of town yesterday. About a dozen hard looking customers had been gath cred iu, and as the aforesaid roost had beeU assuming such stupendOus proportions of late It was thought best to make an example of this batch, and try and break the gang up II possible, so Judge Bauder i'm posed a sentence of l2O days in jail CD the two who had resisted the off cers when the arrests were made,a0d 50 days on five others, while three were given 10 days each.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-04
Forfeiture Notice.

Prescott. Arizona. Sept 9. 1898 To David Hodgdon or his hsirs or assigns; 4OG are hereby notified that have during the years 1887 1895 expended S400 in labor upon the following named mining claims. vIz-; Daylight sud Yale located in Walnut Grove mining district, YAvApAi countl, AriEonA- Notice of io- cation of said DAylisht mining claim is recorded in book 4f of Mines. page lo7, and said Yale mining claim in book fS of mines, page 635. records of Yay- apAi county Arizona Territory. Said labor was performed in order tO hold said claims under the provisions Of Section 2S24 of the Re vissd Statutes of tbs United Statss and ths amendments thereto, concerning annual labor upon mining claims 1t being the amount requir- cd Co hold said claims for the periods ending December thirty, first, i6g7 and lss. the sum of one hundred dollSrs being expended 0n each of said claims for each of sad years, lssI and 1898
 And if within ninety (SOl dsys after the puhli- cation hereof. you fail or refuse Co contribute your proportion of said sxpenditnre As co-oWneG your intsrest in the said mining claim, will b. come the pru perty nf the subscriber, pour CO., owner, who hes made the required s1peoditure
 s- J. HODGDON.
 First publication. Sept. 2. lsgo-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-04
EnR SALE

One Ingersoll-SeTgeant (class F. air compressor. Steam cylinder l2 inoes, air cylinder A inches, stroke l2 inches.
 Two Ingersoll-Sergeant "E27' mining drills, 31 inches.
 Two Ingersoll-Sergeant 43-inch double screw mining columns for mounting the above drills.
 Eight sets of fitted steel bits to drill eight feet.
 Two 5O-foot lengths of l-inch, 5 ply. wire-bound air hose.
 One air receiver; length $ feet, di- ameter 36 inches. Pipe connections between boiler aud air compressor, and between air ] compressor and air receiver.
 Total weight about 7SO0 pounds. Compressor and one drill ruu only three shifts. The whloe in fine con dition-4s good as new.
 Inquire of W. C. BsshfoTd or k | Fl. Burmister. 10 ; 1T
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-04
Notice of Forfeiture

Walker. Arizona, Sept. II. ls9e-To John Frank. bis heirs and assigns: You are hereby no tined that have during the yeArs lss9 and lsse expanded two hundred S2O0rO) dollArs in labor and improvements upon the SsvaunA mine, Walker district, lHvApai county, ArizcnA Territory, the noVce ot location whereof is on record in the othce of the county recorder of the county of fayapsi. Ari- EonA. in Book 4s of mines, page Al, in order Q hold said mining claim under the provisions of Section 234 of the reyised ststutes of the United StAtes, and amendments thereto, concerning annual labor upoa mining claims, it being the amount required to hold said claim for the De riods ending Dec. a. 1877 and isso- the sum Of SlOO being expended during eAah of said years, snd If ninety (90) days after the publication hereof you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such e1penditure Ss eo-Ownsr, your interest in said mining claim will become the property of the subscriber, your co-OWner, who has made the required sxpeDditure by the terms Of sAld Sec tion 2S34. n, A. CURTlS.
 Ffrst publication. Sept. F. lsse.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-04
CONNECTIONS AT JEROME JUNCTl

CONNECTIONS AT JEROME JUNCTION Train No. connects Sith SFP&P Nc. 8 for Prescott
 Train No connect with SFP&P No. from Prescott. Pheni1 snd all points south Train No. 3 connects with SFPAP No. for Prescott. Phenix and all polnts south. Train No { conusots with SFPAP No l from Ash Fork and all p0ints east. west and north. Train An. 5 connects with SkP&P Ma, for Ash Fork. Ash Fork.
 Trains Noe, and 6 are freight trains, PAs-so- gers cannot rely upon them, but they will be gwen bey< accOmmOGati0ns possible
 'Is R. F. c. MINTY,
 General Passenger Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-04

As well attempt to locate the ghost in a haunted" house as to attempt to locate the brains of the democratic party. Congressman Leatz says they are under Altgeld's hat, but that opinion has not been we'll received by other democrats.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-10-04
Warning Notice.

The public IS warned against psyss ing money to anyone or giving credit to anyone on account of the JOURNAL MINER, unless upon order or other duly accredited credentials. Of course this does not apply to the city circulator who collects every Saturday from patrons for the dsily, or to the regular cOllecto of monthly bills in Prescott. Any IT respondent or duly authorized [ ~. cling agent of the paper will 'e given proper credentials.