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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
The Underwear You'd Make

We hear many pleasant said of this muslin underwear showing ano nave
casual and '
Good was 81 e0aa"f maze
myself"
been working for and no comment o ~
the commonplace
garment pansNng
mark would seem that we nao
recognize home ana SO we give
garments much less you could make ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
Another
HaIf.priCe
lumber Sale

tIldt VIC tdhC ~ W
mean "EneoyeI" Very well. Nearly
one thousand dozen more of the same goods
are ready to-day. They are fine blown
tumblers in needle-etched patterns, 5 styles;
perfect goods; the usual $l.2S-a-dozen
quality. This lot at 60c. dozen.
Basement.
-, This is a stock that COM
women prises all of the best
COmDindt'O" makes of the best makers
QUITS foreign and American.
Many styles of these single-piece suits in ex-
cellent qualities of cotton, Isle thread,
merino, silk-and-lislc. silk-and-merino and
all silk. And, as usual, priced moderately
always below the market
q, .aeh-of fire ribbed white Isle thread; low neck
abort sleeyes sleeveless: high neck long or snort
sleeves. silk trimmed ami finished.
sibO each-IAght weight ribbed white merno; low and
high necks: long short sleeves and sleeveless; wen
made properly cut and shaped; hnhusomey ui'hheu
and finished with white silk .
90 .aeh-Of white silk -and-co'ton. all the desirable
styles and shapes: fronts. necks and Guns all silk
A. rs .ach-ot Swiss ribbed white Isle thread; closed
',,or,ss low uecks. crocheted lace trimmed also
deep lace trimming az arm hoes ana Guns me quail
tiles, exquisitely finished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25
Practical Hints
for Summer
Households

There is less poetry in the kitchen tui-
nishings, but there's a huge prachca! I'M
portance to them.
Does this list suggest anything
,,.,. a. Folding Hat Racks So
1880 ~, Dan. 1oc silver brushes. &c.
C'hamois skins. Be-, ioc. WASH Scssus' Mn. INA
pss ua.sars ec Rolling Pms. &c.
IussV e,sn,.h.,. .5o scrubbing Brushes. Sc
Clothes Props. DC. asIhet p ,.s,...scI. -
Egg Pcachers loo. saw a. a. 80. a. ~ -
Dust Brushes 10c . vos ~ Nv
Table Mats. q In set, ioc a,eol.' Iva. A..
Nickel BAKING Dishes. enamel pan inside oc.
Vegetable scers f0c.; these nave W" "a
EuSsrin Furniture Polish. .0c. bottle.
Manhattan Securing soap. &c CAKE
Gas Uot plates burners. 3Sc .
Stswberry Huiers will not crush the berry. ie
'sr,s, sweepers. made by Bissell Co.. soc.
Wsnamaker clothes wringers $isS the rolls are war
ranted for one year. --,---
,..asr C.hips for moths. SC. package.
yssnsmshsr palm Laundry Soap &C. double cake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-25

The response given a
recent offer of these
goods was so enthusiast
tic that we take it to
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
Indyanie Yaqui mordrJa
biafych.

Austin, Tex. - Telegram
Z Casas Grandes, w stanle
Chihauhau W Meksyku, do
nosi Q -przybyciu tam czterech
amerykahskich g6rnik6w 2
mad gornej rzeki. Yaqui. Wy.
pedzili ich zbuntowani lndya-
ME. Jeden Z g6rnikow pfowia-
da, ze W owe] okolicy mieszka
oko}o 1000 gornil6w kt6ryeh
zycie jest zagrozone, TO bez
watpie enia Indyanie rzueaa sic
ma nich.
M. P. Wright, syn sedzie-
go Wright W Kansas City,
przyby} tu Z Meksyku i po-
wiada, ze 2 do 3 tysiecy In
dyan zbuntowalo sic. Miesz-
kahcy tel okolicy uciekaja,
Gdy diva lata temu Rad
.meksykahski zawar} traktat z
Indyanami general Torres "a
powiedziaI i'm, re jezeli z}a-
mia traktat i sic zbuntuja, to
rozpocznie sic prz!eclw MIN
wojna zniszczenla.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
ReWOlucya w San Domingo.

" Cape Haytien, Hayti, -
Czterech generaf6w stanelo W
San Domingo pod bronia ma
korzysc J. lzydora Jimenez,
Pacheco, jeden tych genera
low ma pod swa wodza 800
dobrze uzbrojonych zolnierzy,
a mnostwo mieszkahcow San
Domingo przy}acza sic do je-
90 oddzia}u, by walczyt pre-
civ obecnemu rzadowi. &C.
neral Guellito, gubernator
prowincyi Monte Christie,
stronnik obecnego rzadu stra-
Gil polowe swego wojska, kt6-
ra przesz}a ma strone rewolu--
cyonistow. Me mogac wiec
przeciw rewolucyonistom wy
staple, bedzie zmuszony kapi-
tuloWaC.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
WiddOnOSGl krdj0W6.
$4,000 sier6t znajduje sic
na Kubie.

New York. - Parma Klara
Barton donosi, ze ma Kubie
znajduje sic obecnie SO, OoO
sierot pozbawionych wszelkiej
.opieki. Rodzice ich pomarli
przew waznie z glodu j niewy-
god. Wiele Z tych sierot roz-
proszonych po miastach
wsiach pochodzi najlepszych
kubahskich familii.
Kubahczycy ME So odpo-
wiedzialni "a nedze tych die
ci. Gdy zglodniali reconcen-
trados zostali internowani W
swych miejscowosciach dawa-
Ii i'm mieszkahcy tychze pozy-
wienie i ubior dop6ki mogli.
Gdy nasza armia ME by}a roz-
dzielala racyi zywnosci, by}o-
by Z tymi dzietmi bardzo zle.
We wielu miejscowosciach
znajduje sic po 80, IS, a ma
wet po 100. tych sier6t bez
donu, bez opieki najmniej-
szej. Mieszkahcy robia dfa
Mich co moga, ale przewaznle
zyja te dzieci re zebraniny,
mianowicie ma stacyach kole-
.jowyc h..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
Nieszczescie kolejowe pod
Paryzem.

Paryz. w sobote wieczo-
rem wpad} jeden pociag kole-
jowy ma drugi, stojacy W
miejscu. Pociag idacy mia}
szybkoSt so mil ma godzine,
zosta} nieuszkodzony lecz
zgruzgota} try wagony stoja-
cego pociagu. Przyczyna ME-
szczescia by}a burza, kt6ra
spowodowa}a zamieszanie sy-
gnal6w elektrycznych. Zdru-
zgotane wagony byly Pe}ne
podr6znych, to tez wyciagnle-
to Z pod ich szczatk6w l7tu
zabitych 73 rannych. ME-
szczescie to wydarzy}o sic ma
przedmiesciu Juirsy ia linii
kolejowej wiodacej do Orle-
anu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
Szczup4y zbi6r jab1ek.

Detroit, Mich. Stowa-
rzyszenie amerykahskich han
dlarzy jablkami twierdzi, ze W
tym roku bedzie zbior jabiek
bardzo skapy. Podaja tez ma
stepujace liczby. jako oczekl-
wane przy zbiorze; So to pro-
centa, a 100 oznacza dobry
zbior jabfek. i -.
Wisconsin IS, Arkansas 60
California IS, Colorado So,
illinois As, Iowa so, Kansas
45, Kentucky 25, Maryland
80, Michigan As Missouri 40,
Nova Anglia 25, New Jersey
IS, New York 40, Nebrasca
40, Ohio 65, Pennsylvania 45,
Virginia 65, Zachodnia Vir-
einia 80, WASHINGTON so, Ca
NADIA IS. Bedzie wiec jab}ek
bardzo malo co wiecej niz po'-
Iowa W czasie dobrego zbioru,
a wiec beda diva razy drozsze
niz W wypadku dobrego
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
ROsyjski hrabia aresztO-
Wany.

New York. - Hrabia Piotr
Aleksander Won Mohrenchild,
ktory pod nazwiskiem Piotra
Peters mia} urzadr W Nowo-
yorskiej kompanii. zabezpie-
czenia zostal aresztowany ma
zadanie rosyjskieg . konsula
pod zarzutem sprzeniewierze-
MIA 70, 900 rubli. Byl on W
1897 roku urzednikiem rzadu
rosyjskiego, a zwarowawszy
powyisza sumo dal drapaka
do Ameryki.. Obecnie przeje-
die sic bezpEatnie do Rosy.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
Otis I ma bye OdWOfany.

Wash ington, D. C. = Pa
nuj e tn przekonanie, ze gene
raj Otis zostanie W najblizszyn
czasie odwo}any z wysp fill
pin fskich a miejsce jego ..zaj
mi e inn y general. Minister
wojny R oot zabrawszy wiele
ga zet po odajacych niezadowo:
Ter lie oe ehotnik6w, wyjecha
do Lake Champlain, ably kon'
fer rowat z bawiacym tam pre-
zyd dehter b McKinleyem.
Gener al Miles jest zn6w W
mi nisterstwie wojny g}6wnyn
do r..dzca. H..
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
JWykleci parafianiet

j" ANAGoA
4 East St. Louis, Mo. II We
ws zystkich koscio}ach dy ece-
zyi .Belleville odczytano' list
pa sterski biskupa Janssena,
OF namiaiacy, IL wszyscy czlon
ko wie parahi sw. Patryka
po dpadn a ekskomunice,, jezeli
do srody ME poddadza sieroz-
po rzadzeniu wfadzy koscielnej.
Pr oboszczem tel parafii zosta}
zaI Inianowany ks. Cluse, ge-
ne rainy wikary, a parahanie
opa arlf sic temu ! niedopuscili
ks, Cluse do kosciola, podo-
bn o z powodu, ze ks. Cluse
jes t. Niemcem, podczas gdy
wi ekszosc para6ian sk}ada sic
Z ] lrlandczykow.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
Angielski kapitaina Kubie'

Przesz}o $40, 600, 900 ulo-
kowali juz anglicy W planta-
cyach .tytoniu ma Kubie. An
gielskie 6rmy kontroluja han
diem tytoniu ma Kubie, i cd
nich to beda musieli kupowat
tytoh amerykahscy importe-
rzy. Jakob Grantham z Lon
dynu, reprezentant anglel-
skich kapitalist6w, by} tutaj i
opowiada} to CO wyzej przy-
toczylismy. Wraca w}asnie z
Kuby a jedzie ma wybrzeze
~oceanu Spokojnego. Powia-
da, ze W ostatnich czasach IL
lokowali angielscy kapitalisci
na kubie i ma Porto Rico O.
kolo $50, 900, 900. Ia kilka
lat opanuje angielski kapita}
tax Kube jak i Porto Rico.
jest to rzecza niezawodna.
Kubahczyty VIOLA prowadzit
handel z Anglikami niz Z in
nym, poniewaz anglicy umie-
ia po hiszpahsku, daja 5000
dni zw}oki we wyplatach
przesylaja pr6bki. Amerykah-
,skie domy handlowe .wyma-
Egaja zas przynajmniej czescio-
wei wp}aty CORY. =, "
49,: : -. - - .. -.
-. ,. - '.'-.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09

Observation-Disclosures HE
rarchia.

Rzym. - Slychat, ze stala
rada pralatow poleca od}acze-
ME }acihsko-amerykahskich
kosciolow W Srodkowej i Po-
Iudniowej Ameryce Cd pry-
matu Hiszpanii. Nastapi}o to
wskutek ostatniej wojny hi-
szpahsko amerykahskieji pra
wdopodobnie ma zqdanie Ia
cihsko-amerykahskich bisku-
pow, ktsorych zjazd sic tu od-
bywa. Me podlega watpli-
wosci, ze Papiez przyjmie te
zmiane.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
Zakazuje Chinom przymle-
RIA.

Peking. - Giers, rosyjsk'
posel W Chinach przes}a} mi
nisterstwu spraw zewnetrz-
nych list ostrzegajqcy je pre-.
civ .przymierzu Chin Japo-
MIA. Gdyby to przymlerze
mialo przyjs6 do skutku, po-
wiada Giers, uwaza}aby je
Rosya "a wielka obraze dla
siebie, a Chiny mialyby przy-
czyne zalowat tego postaPie-
MIA. .....
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
, StrlsZIla atastrOf;l.

Bridgeport, Con. - Stra-
szn ia karastrofa wydarzyla sic
tn W niedziele. Wagon kolei
elf fktrycznej, :wiodacej z tego
mi asta do Shelton, po polu-
DIN iu o godz. 4 kolo mostu ma
Or fonoque, W poblizu STRAIT
fol d runal W rzeke. Okolo 40
os5 5b zostalo zabitych, a oko}o
90 polka leczonych, po czesci
ba tdzo groznie. Most to 44o
stop dlugi zelazny, ma funda-
mentach Z kamieni. Po}udnio-
wa czest mocno jest spadzi-
st; J.; po niej potoczyl sic wa
go p Z szalona szybkoscia, wy
ko leiI sic Wv kohcu wpad} do
wody, przyczem motor waza-
cy cztery tony upadl ma pre-
WI ocony wagon. Korytarze
raj tusza Z Stratford zamienio-
no ma trupiarnia i wkrotc E %
wv fok tam zlozono. Ciezej
rah hnych zawieziono do szpita-
la w Bridgeport.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
Ks. s}owacki J6zef Brunkala

l. Ks. siowacki J6zef Brunkala,
pro par. s}owackiej ma Town of
La ke, ulotnil sic parafii W niezna-
ne strony, zabierajacz z soba okofo
$500 funduszu parafialnego. Oprocz
teg o Q Brunkala ponaciagaf mia} r6z-
ne oosoby ma rozmaite sunny, pomie.
DIV temi ks. B. Nowakowskiego ma
$50 a Aug. Bowman, kt6ry .byl
.kie edys take ksiedzem a obecnie
fabrykuje cygary-na $50: zbieg}y
liczyi dopiero 81 lat; niedawno
przyby} Eur ropy. Sfowacy pfaci'
Ii tnu mi tylko 80 dol. miesiecznie, 2
czego on i gos podyni:4utrzymac sig
musieli.. SloWacy maja szozescie
do ksiezy uciekinier6W niedaWne
tel teInu ii ullciekl Wraz kasa Parafialns
[sloWackis sksiadz Db hon zSt. Louis
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
WOlfOWi dOstafO sic.

Wiedeh. - Odbyi sic. tu
pojedynek ma sable pomiedzy
os}awionym cz}onkiem rady
paistwa Wolfem, a Posiem
Krzepek. Powodem by}o, IL
Srzepek zarzuci} Wolf0 0wi, ze
polityczne roznice zapatrywah
rozstrzyga wyzywanif I'm ma
pojedynek nierownych pre-
ciwnik6w.. Wolf otrzyma:} eie-
Gle przez glove i "a la} sic
krwia, ale sdomagal sic dalsze-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
Zawikfania w Bufgaryi.

Sofia, Bulgaria. = Poll
tyczna sytuacya jest tn coraz
grozniejsza. Ostatnia pozycz-
ka ME starczyla do powstrzy-
mania hnansowego przesile-
mia. Urzednicy Cd dw6ch mie-
siecy ME dostali pensyi brak
pieniedzy jest tax wielki, ze
W calym kraju jest wielkie
niezadowolenie i wnet moze
wybuchnat rewolucya.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
Widd0mOS0i zdQrdniGzn6
Zostai pochwyceni i stra-
ceni. -.

oan Domingo. - Pochwy-
como dwoch wspolnikow nor
dercy prezydenta Heureaux i
zastrzelono ich w Moca.
Dw6ch innych, ktorych je-
den Jest ksiedzem, zabrano do
Santiago i tez zastrzelcno.
Wiceprezydent Fingnereo
zlozyl W kongresie przyslege
jako prezydent Podlug kon-
stytucyi objal rzady. Termin
jego kohczy sic - lutego
1901 roku.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
DemOnstracye W Paryzu.

Faryz. - Socyalisci wyko-
nall ma Maubert placu wlelka
demonstracye a gdy potem
przeciwna strona takze wyko-
ma demonstracye, przyszfo
do krwawego starcla.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
Cena uwOlnienia jenc6w.

Madryt. - Wedlug wiado-
mosci, ktore rad .hiszpahski
otrzyma} cd swego komisarza
ma Luzon zada Auginaldo "a
uwolnienie jehc6w wojf fnnych
znajdujacych sic W rekach po-
wstahcow $7,OOO,OOO okupu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
20 Os6b utOpifO sic.

Bar Harbor, Me. y Stra-
szne nieszczescie wydarzylo
sic tutaj. Kiedy mn6stwo wy
cieczkowc6w przechodzi1o z
.doku kolo Mount Ceser Ferry
ma aparostatek, zalama}a sic
k}adka drewniana j prz:e.sz4e
100 ..osob :wpad1o we. s9 ). Wode.
3Natychmias rznc ono 81 dc
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
Polar w GrOdnie.

Petersburg. - Zachodnia
czest miasta Grodna, ma Litwie
zosta}a przez pozar zniszczona.
Prowizoryczny szpital wojsko-
wy, jako tez wiele rzadowych
miejskich prywatnych do
NOW spalilo sic do szczetu.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
ratowan ia tonacych. Kilka-
dziesiat os6b uratowano, ale
'do polu dnia dobyto II zwlok.
Stl' 'aszna zbrOdnia.

, Susq1 ehanna, Pa. dole:
tni Char les Yeager, zamiesz'
ka aly. W ma}ej miejsc owosci
BIT and zamordowal swe trojga
dzieci, poprzezynawszy i'm
ga rd4a, a potem pope}ni} sa-
nj obojstwo. Zdaje sic, ze: po
sln nierci zony straci} rozum.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09
Spadli na dnO kopalni.

Houghton, Mich. = Cite
refh. g6rnik6w, pracujacych
w kopalni Ounce, spadlo O.
ko 10 800 stop ma dino kopalni.
JET den . abif sic ma miejscu,
trz zej inni So smiertelnie po-
.kaleczeni =
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09

go walczenia, ijeszcze raz W
glove zosta} raniony: Lezy
teraz w domu niebezpiecznle
chory.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1899-08-09

.Uezciie ..d,lzie,ci 1 po % polslkul
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
A POLO CRUISE.
The Jolly Trip George Gould Is Han
 ming for This Summer.

George J. Gould proposes 9 sporting venture for the coming summer months that is dniQue IL might be called a polo cruise. The nearest ap- proach to it was Pierre Lorillartl's 5 nav igation of the waters of Florida on his hoUseboat, that carried horses. ponies and dogs besides it's human occupants. While it seems that BIr. GOuld's plans are not yet definitely settled. the gen eral outline of his sumner campa ign will be as follows:
 He has formed polo tee T, conpris- ing besides himself + Herbert, the president of the poo -ssocialion: ?. F. Collier, and the lctter's sen, R. J. Collier. These four enit1ziasts will cruise around to the various watering places where fashion cOngregates in Mr GCuld's steam yacht Atalanta, with beat in tow fitted up to afford stable accommodations for snirry or forty po- nie5 and horses.
 The idea is to it up sloop for stable purposes, as ! understand it, said a close friend of Mir Gould. of course, there is no iy. -entio1 to play in tournaments, and the purpose of the expedition will De merely to help t0 extract as much fun out oi life as cir cun2stances will psInic, and as, III my opinion, all sportsmen should. From 2 New York Letter.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
LOND0N's TERRIBLE GRiF.
Even the Dogs and Cats Have It-The
 Doctors Puzzled

Deaths in London alone from innu-
 enza have rushed up to 123 during the last week. this beating all records of 1 mortality for one week for four years. The doctors are puzzled Instead of the severe cold killinG off the bacilli of the mysterious disease they are i thriving in the intense cold. The harder the frost the more energetic 1 they become. It is questionable if the poor have ever suffered so mach IS
 now. Influenza has even found it's way to lighthouse mile away from land on the south coast. where all fCur keepers were thrown down ny 1t. Ii
 was only by supreme effort that the
 ighos were kept trimmed till relief came.
 But influenza is not c0nrined 10 nian. Dogs and cats have fallen victims in found, according to medical evidence. that in some cases cats have spread the disease in families W.In whom thcy dwell It has been the same with dogs, and LCrd FitZharding's hounds have not been able to hun5 this week owing to an outbreak of irhCenza in the ken nels.
 It has been strange writer even for the variable climate Qf the British isles. At first we had storm astcr storm in rapd1 succession, causing dis aster on land and sea that had heen uneQualed during the lasc quarter Cf a century, and yet wilh the mildeat Of mild weather. Now that the trees were budding, and in Dla9y parts even covered with blossoms. fke country has been c.ad in 9 pail G white and the seyerest frost that hes been eXperi- enced since the mepucable year 1894 has prevailed this week. In the north particularly traffic has been upset by snov- drifts or the railroads, and in the midlands skating has been in full
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04

diHgEnt search was made. but SO far as known, fha man Tis noI located. The yGuns man who had been % abruptly awakened, said that his visitor was in 10 other garb than q suit of under wear and he believed he could identify him. For about two hours the clerk and others had heard some one walk inS around overhead and they re- marked about it at the time. They now believe it to be the same man who had intrUGed upon the sleeper and be- iieYe also that he is a guest The in tent did net seem 10 be robbery. for all the money and valuables in the room were on chair, untouched. One door had been locked. but it was discovered soon after the circumstance that both doors were open and the keys on the bureau, and other indications pointed to the fact that the trespasser was fla miliar with the surroundings. Several theories were offered. The most plaus- ible at the time. Eejng that the man was insane. All agreed that it was Lot the actions Of somnambulist.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

F. Rhodes left last night for Flag staff.
 Amos Gardiner of Troy, N. Y, is stopping at the Ford. D. H. Shultz left last night over the northern route for Denver. George B. Ryan of Chicago was at the Commercial yesterday. Norton Nelson came in from Denver yesterday. He is at the Ford.
 J. Vosburg, a commercial man of Los Angeles is at the Hotel Adams. M. J. Carney and wife of Chicago were registered at the Ford yesterday. c. o. Scott of San Francisco was among yesterdays arrivals at the Hotel Adams
 E. B Gage came dowh last night from Prescott. He is a guest of the HCtei Adams.
 H. E. Wilcox was an outgoing pas senger over the s. F. P. & P for Chi cago last night.
 H. c. Storey, trainmaster of the &. F. P. x P, arrived at the Ford last night from Denver.
 c. M. Sabin, a railroad man of Chi cago. is stopping at the Hotel Adams. He arrived last night.
 Geoxge B. Ryan, O. Neisser and F. Thompson arrived at the Commercial last night from Chicago.
 E. R. Stock is a recent arrival at the Hotel Adams. He is travelling man Of San Francisco.
 c. W. Hanlm, travelling man. is at the Hotel Adams, ahving arrived yes terday from Rochester, N. Y.
 J. F Brunagh. travelling agent for the Diamond match factory of St. Louis, returned east last night.
 John Wolfe and Walter Wolfe of Coeymans, N. r., care in from the south yesterday mornirg They are al the Ford.
 George B. Scammell. mining man, came down last night from Prescott and fsecured quarters at the Hotel 
 W. A. Drake, chief engineer of the s. F. P. Gt P, is a guest of the Hotel having arrived last night from Prescott.
 c. R. Mohr, commercial man. and wife, are registered at the Hotel Adams, having arrived Iast night from Akron, o.
 Captain Ida Morrison and Adjutant Matilda Shaw of the Salvation Army left last night over the s. FA.P. &5 P. for Los Angeles.
 F. M. Evans, representative of the Southern California Cracker company, arrived from Los Angeles last night He is at the Commercial
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
SICK HEADACHES.

The curse of overworked woman kind. are quickly and surely cured by Karl's Clover Root Tea, the great blood purifier and tissue buildeA Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 9 cents and 50 cents. Dr. c. H. keefer, Druggist
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
LOCAL BREVlTiES.
NOTICE.

There will be a meeting held by the cattIemen of Arizona in Phoenix at the Stock association rooms at 2 p. m. April 10, 1899. Questions of great import ance will come before the meeting. Signed: Jake Miller, J. E. Bark, Will liam Cook, Albert Roof, Marion Sease.
 Phoenix, April 3, 1899.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
MATTERS OF RECORD.

The following instruments reported by the Phoenix Title Guaranty and Alp stract company, were filed in the office of the county recorder yesterday:
 Benjamin Clay to Sarah F. Clay deed to undivided s4 in nw14, and WIZ neA, and nw14. se14, sec 34, tp 1 Il, r 2 W: consideration, $500.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
LAST NOTICE.

All persons wishing to buy city water for the year ending February l, 1900. must pay for same by or before April 15, 1899. The city zanjarO has been instructed to allow no one water unless same has been paid for by said date r. J. PRESCOTT,
 City Assessor and Tax Collector.
 City Hall
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
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WHAT PEOPLE SAY. ,
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Allen Snowgrass: There is not a prettier spot in the United States to- day than the court house grounds. They form an index of what can be done in the way of beautifying grounds here at this time of the year.
 
 J. Ernest Walker: I believe that the special edition Of The Republican will be the means of bringing many people to the valley. Of course the much talked of carnival or fiesta would be good thing for the city, but I think that one-fourth the money expended for newspaper and other advertising would do ten times the amount of good We had a great deal Of fun at our last carnival. but it meant $3,O00 to the merchants, and think what one-fcurth of that would do in scattering good printed matter over the country.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04

The future applicant for 9 pension will base his claim on evidence that when in the service of his country he ate canned roast beef
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04

An important meeting of the Red Cross society will be held Tuesday af- tcTnoon, April 4, at o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. A. c. Baker. Mem bers are urged to attend.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twenty five cents a bottle.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04
JERRY SEES HIS FINISH.

Jerry Simpson thinks Colonel Bryan has made bad mistake in not accept ing Perry Belmont's invitation to the $1O banquet, and Jerry is no blooming dude.-Boston Herald.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04

Cards of thanks, notices pertaining ro erEanizatlons and societies, church fairs CT socials, will not be printed iA The Re publican except when paid for
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04

P. T. Hurley is the leader in supply ing good meats, both fresh and cured. No. West Washington street, phone No. 12. Delivery to all parts of city.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04

Copies of the Spring number Of The Republican, wrapped for mailing, may be had at The Republican counting room. Price 10 cents. Postage ? cents.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04

McKelligOn's where you can get the finest handmade sour mash bour- bon and Pennsylvania rye whistles.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-04

W. T. and Sarah A. Smith to Will liam Corney, deed to let's and 4. block F, Irvine addition; considera- ton, $100
 George w Webb to Sam F. Webb. deed to Venus mining claim; consid- eration, $1.