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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

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Sun and Rain Umbrellas placed sale this week prices
bought largely before the rise in silks and better prepared tina
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Mosquito Bars.

Quite busy last week selling Bars. As the weather
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guard against them by getting Bar. Special prices
this week
Bobbinet Bars, large size, So 90 kind ........,295
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-04-16

Visitors to the San Jacinto Celebration
are welcome to our reception room, and
parcels will be checked and cared for.
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Half Bleached Table Linen.
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Bath Towels.

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Blue Duck Skirts.

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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-01
MINING NOTES.

ne nedres. developed gold D1-opert,
| 10 Tucson is that section known as fhf
Canadl del Orc. Placerirg has Ilean
done with such success in the past a.
10 warrant the telief that itch demos
its eXis'; in the district.
W Ith this idea occurring to a n1,m f,aI
OF IucsonianS, Dr. n III. Matas. .Judge
= W. and DIR. SD Purcell. Assistant
Court Clerk Lewis Davis and Others
nave become Interested fer a ve1,
Fast more especially Dr. Mafas wbo
mas Kept 4 number of men omplovad
constantly in the Santa Catalinas
| nor,h east of Tucson. less trnn 81
| miles from the city. The doctor has
three groups in the district. one of
which is copper. two gold. He has
been shipping high grade ore from the
Goid properties to Fl Paso
with expectations of Drofit
the higher group from which
shipments wers made consists
OF the Perdita. che lost minel Br4na
y IstI. Los Animas. Ada. Escondida.
FlllpIno, klCEdike. Alta. Los Amigo i,
Hernosa and others Oniv deeD worI,
was done on the Pordita on which Il
Seventy-foot Shaft hes been sunk and
thirty more contemplated.
The lower group Of ten claims in
Guides tae Peru. on which = rich
strike Was mad quite recently. The
Peru is lf.tle north OF the Iretra nam
ed after the doctors little girD from
winch slice ore has been shipped. The
ore Is richer in tha Peru to the west.
sfrelk Of Is inch ore was struck
which is Giittering with gold. probaI,-
~ running well mp into the thousands
to the sOm Three pieces Weighing
about three pounds zach and another
of four pounds c0-rIined not less than
four ounces of gold. Those who have
seen these samples axe astonished TO
know Of the richness of ground so near
the city. y sample has been = MT to
the lucky holders of the uond given on
the lower group. These parties have
a brief extension OF time on the group.
Tucson Citizen.
DteiS il escrow have been deposit
ed in one of the big vaults in Congress
street. This III ans. aS has been com
monty understood on the street, that
mining properties in the QuijOeOas
have or viii Grange hands. and thai
S4O-05o are the rcH1d figures il the
transaction. S10C00 reing paid down
Alex Mckay ard @ r. Wsmple are
Interested in the premises and there
are others.
So it goes. one by one of our mining
properties faIic= into the hands Of
mc.i@d people Who are wiling to tru>,
10 luck in greater Arizona Detroit
people are in the last deal-Tucson
Star.
The pew cyanide Paint being put in
at Mammoth VIII be a large affair.
Sixteen men ar now at work putting
up the tanks. They are five i'm number
ard of sleel- seven feet high and fifty
feet in diameter Each tank will hold
five hundred tons. The plant is locat
ed north Of the mill Of the Mammoth
Collins Co and the tackling viii be
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-01

whining puppy to a roaring lion
Shade of the mighty Davis. forgive the
almost profara.ion of that jocose sat
ire
Conk;a1g was Il good Halter. VIII
nei her fOrgave or forgot. He never
spoke to Blaine afterward nor recog-
nized his existence. The turkey-gob-
bier strut and the Hyperian curl
stuck to him and became the staples
of the cartOOniSts Mutual friends
endeavored to bring about Il meeting
and Il reconciliation in the campaign
of 1854 but in reply to the request
III. he should make one speech for
PLANE who was the republicln candi
date. Conkling replied, With diab3Iical
sarcasm. that he had given up criminal
Practice.
Froude. in his "Lifa of Caesar" says
that the quarreIs of political, leaders
have always given direction 20 the eur
rent Of history.
ConkIing's imp,lcabIe hatred de.
feated the domination of Blaine in '76
and hes e.5ction in 'S7. Ir.lirectly it
calszed the death of Garfield. and pre-
vented the denominations of Arthur
whom he described as the prize OK
in American politics"
The chief actors in his stupendous
dra ma have al passed the frontier of
the dark Kingdom. After life's tit1uI
fever. they sleep we'll or i'll; but wheth-
e1 we'll or i'll, they s.eep. They played
mighty parts They appealed 10 the
PASSIONS of majestic audience. The
crlrtaia has fallen The lights are
out The orchestra has gone. and up
on another stag we have the coEtin-
uous performance. vaudeville and mar
iOnettes.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-01
Mines and MininQ

tent myself with visiting two OF
three of what may be considered typ
cal mines. 1 should much Ike to have
gone over the entire Wallapai mining
| district. which may be summed up as
obtaining an area Of fifteen miles N
| ength by three miles in width and
comprising five different mining
camps, viz: Chloride Mineral Park,
| Todd Basin, Cer5et and Stockton Hill.
am told that IN figuring the annual
product in each district the average
| values may be taken at about $40 per
| -on in gold, silver and lead, the pro-
1uctian in tons being approximately
as follows: Chloride, 10000; Mineral
Park. 10000; Todd Basin, 10 900; Ger
bat and Union Basin, $4,000; Stockton
Hill. $4,000; total, 100000.
AT Cerbat Dave & Howard own a
gold property and have sunk 200 feet.
! The ore body is SAID to be large and
% average over five ounces in gold
per ton. The same parties, who have
I valuable claim on Union Basin. pro-
pose to erect a large reduction plant
IN the rim of Sacramento valley where
the ore from bo;h mines will be miiled
In the White Hills district about
fifty miles north Of Kingman an Eng
fish company paid $1,75O,0OO for a
group OF mines and have since ex-
pended 100000 in developing water
and working their mines,
In Todd Basin, sixteen miles north
of Kingman, the Orc Plata mine is
valuable producer and south IF King
man at Cedar some eastern capitalists
have ffteen-stamp mill running on
pay ore.
A few miles south of I<ipgman.
district said to be rich III gold is being
opened up and several small! mills will
soon be in course of cree. IN to work
these ores.
North of White Hills a French cx-
pioration company is putting in very
large hydraulic plant for he purpose
Of working the auriferaus gravel banks
along the Colorado river.
1t Will be seen that there is consid-
cradle activity n this district which
has been visited lately by some prom
inent eastern capitalists, among them
being Mr.. Rockefeller, a 'brothar OF the
Standard Oil magnate. who was at
Kingman on Wednesday last
The Chloride and surrounding dis
trlcts undoubtedly have a promising
future, but their progress will be
gradual one. Nothing in the shape of
the rush SO graphically described
by the San Francisco Chronicle. the
New York Sun and cher papers
would be justified or is, indeed, likely
to take place; and the men who are
mos interested in the legitimate de-
velopment of the district dsown any
connection with and, indeed, are most
lnG1gnant that any such fake methods
OF creating boom should have been
rsSOTted to-
In my next letter I shall have some
th!ng increasing to say of the new
railroad and its ultimate destination.
R. J. H. FRY
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-01
CHLORIDE AS IT Is

Continued From First Page.)
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-01

WE ARE WON
W d { T. f ull Y
m ade- and the
mechanism of the
body is most intli
cate and delicate.
Every day NJ Ell
and women take
the step toward
physical decline
and mental suffer
ing, and still they
go about til cir
daily duties III ig
norance that such
a step has been
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-01

the recently,
Why he said
find all
gentleman who speaking OF the ills
of bad cooking said:
he
met had with
had
but in
certain the goods not
they them said the first
but l. that
mine with me, veryli theirs too
ay epa cn
No IOspst
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-01
Dining Room.

Through tickets TO all points in the United
States, Canada and Mexico.
CONNECTIONS; Jerome Junction with T. v
Il z. Ky for Jerome; p. x Z. Junction with p Il
E. r. r. for Huron and Mayer; Mayer with
stage 10 Crown King and other mining points;
Prescott with stage lines for all principal
lines Tor Congress HarGua Hala Stanton and
Yarnen; Hot Springs junction with the c. c
II. S x !. Co, FOR Castle Creek Hot Springs the
all year-round health resort; Phmnix with Inc
q. 4 P. ( 5. &. V. R. K. tor POINTS on the s. 2.
System.
L. ". GILLETT
II. P. ANEWALT General Agent
Acting Gen. Pass Agt- Phoenix
Prescott AriZo1.a.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-01

Nervous decline. nervous prostfatlon ana all
other diseases of the nervous system come on
insidiously. The symptoms may be only slight
at first but they are a warning. A person IS
apt to think they will wear off, or perhaps may
seek some palliative Just for immediate rehef;
In a short time the symptoms gain appear. 1t
is now time for active treatment Patlatives
only serve TO mask the disease, the destruction
goes on The warming may be IN the shape OF
Headaches Gig. y, whi h may be throbbing or
aching; hollow eyes Gig. }, or YOU may notice
paipitation of the heart Gig ., weakness in
arms and legs Gigs. So, impaired digestion
07io- ~ or pain and weakness in the back Zig
y. other symptoms that may be present are
twitching of the muscles, nervousness, lack of
energy. loss of appetite general weakness,
slpeplessness and dizzy spells
ANY disorder of the nervous system calls for a
radical remedy. a remedy that will reach the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-01
TEXAS - PACIFIC
TRAINS stop on signal.

1TalnS stop on signal.
Pullman Palace Sleeping car an al
trstns between Phoenix and MaricopS-
Train No. connects with 5outhern Pa
cif1c train No. 19, eastbcGnd, leaving 2EAx-
icopa at 1o:}0. p. m.
Train No. ? connects with Southern Pz-
cifc train No. 20, wsstbound, leaving
Maricope 81 5:45 a. N.
Pacific Coast Limited passes Msrieopa: East
bound, 2:26 q. m, Wednesdays and Saturdays:
Nestboapds $3.50 a. n, Fridays ans Tuesdays of
each week.
Connections made at Phoenix with n.
E, P. & P r. r. for PRESCOTT Rno CON
Sress.
Connections at Mesa with ntags for
Florence and Globe, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Satardays at . O'Clock a. N.
N. K AIASTEN, B. f. PORTER.
President. Gen1 Supt- !
n. o. BICKNELL, I
9en'I Frt. and Pass. Agt-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-01

Trains run On Pacific time.
BEN WILLIAMS Su0E
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-01

\ recer@ entry on the records of the
Chicago fire department. reads as fOl
lows: The two-StCry and feathered
bonnet of MIS-. H L. Eve@sz. ti2S I'M
veIStty Place. totally destroyed by fire
from locomotive sparks this morning;
loss SO: no insurance.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-01
Men and
| Women
| Advised Free
| Write

haustion Hudyan will cure al affectations Of
the nervous system. Hudyan cures are per-
manent and lasting
The success of Hudyan in the treatment of
ali functional and organic chroaic diseases
places it above every known remedy available
to the sick and suffering. The action of HUd-
van is most thorough Hudyan will cure all
disorders of the stomach. the liver. the kid
news the blood. the nervous system. Hudyan
makes rich, red blood; it gives strength and
vigor.
Hudyan is fer sale by d, uggists SOC pack
ACE or six packages for s. . If your druggist
does not keep Hudyan send direct to the Hud-
van Remedy Co, corner Stockton, Ellis and
Market streets, San Francisco, Cal.
You have the privilege of consulting
the Hudyan Doctors about Your case,
free of charge. Call or write.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-01

run direct from the mill TO the eva
uaide Plant H. S BlaisdeH of Yuma is
heavily interes,e in the enterprise
Tucson Citizen.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-08-01

cau-e of the trouble and cor
ct the various effects at the
same time. Such a remedy
is Hudyan. Hudyan viii re-
move the cause; it will cor
rect the effects. Hudyan
will cure nervous prostra-
ton, nervous debility, nerv-
Gus weakness, nervous ex-
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-25
THE END
in SIGHT
A Peaceful Settlement Of the
Alaskan Boundary Dis
pute Probable.
NO CONFLICT NECESSARY
CansdianPremierAsserted There
Were but Two Ways ST
Settlement.
BY ARBITRATION OR WAR
Neliher Will Be Employed. but Both
Sides WillPrObsbIy Make cOnces.
sfons to Settle Dispute.
BY ARBITRATION OR WAR

WASHINGTON. July 2L-Senator Fair
banks, chairman OF the Michigan d.
VISION Of ne high jOiut commission.
made brbs: call upon the president TO-
day before starting for home. He con.
tirused the report talat there would Be no
meeting OF the joint commission August
2, saying he and Sir wElfr1d Lanrier
had agreed upon postpcnement for an
indeanRe period. Direct negotiations re-
specting the Alaskan boundary are now
in proeress between Secretary Hay and
Mr. Tower. the British COMMISSIONS IN
charge here Negotiations are dlrecsed
towards an adjustment Of the issue by
On amicable arrungemeut between the
parties. though on somewhat different
lines from those pursued during the
spring and summer.
omcials here are not alarmed at me
acknowledgements al orawa. rhey- fees-
as eoahaent thas SIR Wilrria Iaafist' i
urterances IN which he emau,soned, rhe
word "wsr' as an alternative % srSi-
tratIoa. was given meaning nor ,igf,snd'
ed by the Canadian premier. ,Fes A'
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-25
THE PUSH CLUB MEE1s.
And Unanimously Adopts the Report OF
the Nehalem Road Committee.

The Push Club met al their rooms last
evening, In the absence OF the president
and viee-president, Mr.. John Grltke was
clRSsN. president, pro TEN. The commits
Tee having the mauter In charge reported
on the book ON the resources of TTlla-
nook county,
MIR. Newell reportcd on the oorresPon-
dence In regard to the -four min propos
sillon. prometed by A. c, Lt'.le. of IA.
coma.
The road committee made report, which
was unanimously adopted, and on mo-
ton controbutlon of $50 was made trom
ghe club funds to assist the improvement
of the Nehalem roads, Mr.. Castor made
a motion. whlch was passed, requesting
the newspapers to present the improves
mant Of the road IN the strongest and
mcsr favorable light. The $50 appropdt-
ated by the club will puncheon the road
for a distance Of 100 rods. The report Of
the commAttee was as follows;
ASTORIA. Ore. July 2i-To the Push
Club of Astoria; Gentlemen; We the
undersigned, your committee on roads,
beg to submit the following report:
BY Investigation We find che expenses
of running the affairs OF the county are
necessartly considerable and that the
taxes of our county must be raised from
a few pessoas In and near Astoria, owing
to The lack u develop pnent of the N.
nalnder of our county, which works
considerable of hardship on them. The
best method OF relieving them, we believe,
is 10 induce men with families and means
to more into the different parts of our
rich county and help those that are al
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-25

BETTER STREETS.

ASTORIA, July 2.-Editor Astorian:
Sir; 1t gives me great pleasure TO see by
the proceedings of our city council that
they ara making movement with the
object in view of improving our present
style O. street covering. more particularly
In respect 10 street crossings Since I
always take an interest in this subject
and have always advocated the Use Of
macadam or some more substantial form
of street covering than ait present In use.
l take the liberty of trespassing upon
your valuable space to SET forth few
words upon urban streets, more especi-
ally in respect to subsurban streets.
where the traffic is not of very heavy
nature.
The essential requisites of good street
pavement are that 1t shall be smooth and
hard in order to promote easy draft; that
It shall give a firm and secure Soothold
for anfnna.s and not become polished and
slippery from use; that II shah be as
noiseless and free from dust as possible;
and that Il shall be easily cleaned, and
shall not absorb and retain the surface
liquids, but facilitate their prompt dis
charge into the side cutters and catch
basins 1t should also be Of such matters
al and construction that it can be readi-
" taken up in places. and quickly and
flrmly relaid. so as to give easy access
to water. gas and sewer pipes. Facility
of repairs at all seasons OF the year Is
aroSher important requisite. Economy OF
(continued on Page Three.)
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-25

CLEVELAND. July 2l--A l2-ycNr-ald
b0y uIned C0rnElch was shot and IN.
,ganiy Killed by Ralph Hawley, a nOn'
pnioa eoaias,or this AFTERNOON. Cora
zic,h was passenger on Broadway car
and madd some remark to che oOnductor.
itswiey was arrested, An immense mob.
es'rag,a at the,ssAOo,ing. quIozly gaehvred
al the scsha, and the police charged upon
sAe csONa and mada several arrests.
The mpb was partially dispersed, but
soon another congrySRed, Aneeher
Brdsiway car which came down Orange
stree, was STONED at Perry street Police
ss,lln charged the mob with thear clubs
ana dispersed II
The state board Of arbitration has de-
clded II cannot bring about a settlemens
of the strike, by bringing THE officials OF
tie Big Consolidated and strikers TO-
gcther to talk over their grievances and
vRl abandon al Efforts towards settle
nent. OF order public investigation Of
the strike.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-25
RIOTS AT
CLEVELAND
Mob Violence ResOrted to
and Eight Hundred
TROOPS on Duty.
WILL PRESERVE PEACE
And II Found Necessary the
State Militia win Be Called
Into Service.
STRIKERS BLOW UP A CAR
A EOn-UuiOu Conductor Shoots and
Kills. Boy Passenger for Making
III'Tlmed Remarks.
STRIKERS BLOW UP A CAR

CLEVELAND, O., July sl-The scenes
q Wild dispriar and viOieuce Witnessed
Ia ghls city throughout yesterday and last
u4sh, IN cOpasoglon win the car strike
were ua,esicd this iDoruing By marked
quio.aaF The city authorities were In
confcreaso meoly al night, and early
this NOR ring a call was issued for battery
4. Of the First ONO artillery. Three
companies OF the Tenth Onto infantry
opd tho Loysa.Dro Rifles. With the ad-
dglon q these organisations. the military
toroe to oopo with the street car strike
now nunoors 80 men, rhe oltys entire
.n,lilaagy ssros ~ ~
Next Wal oone cali for state troops.
Mob vl5,enoe viii be suppressed al any
cos, About o'dock last night sub
VrONn car was blown up between wack-
iine ani wiHonghby. about IS miles east
q Cleveland. The outrage was no, re.
ported % the Clcyslaod polIce until this
morning. the car was well nlled with
passengers who were badly shaken up
and made rush for the doors,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-25
WILL. NOT ARBIrRATE.


WASHINGTON, Jtiy 24-Inasnuch as
Canadian officials have laid stress upon
the refusal o: the United States to ae-
eept fair arbitration on the pending Ques-
ton. II may be proper 70 expaaan the
reason for their refusal as pointed out
by a high Official
In the first place, our government, it IS
oontended, Is absolutely certain Of the
sOundness OF It's claim in the matter.
ThaR would seem TO be a good reason
for sll6nsusiug the matter 20 arbitration
but our government hohis that arbitra-
bors afs-ssnsost all subject to the fatal
week.-mrs. OF compromising In our case
a oompromEse would amount to the loss
OF our whole contention, for once Canada
admitted to the Lynn canal. we woull be
deprived of the only weapon which we
row possess cor the protection Of our min-
ers going into the Klondike from extor-
ton, and PERHAPS expulsion.
Then, too IL is realized that any
agreement ITO arbitration mlghS be ex-
uenleay unpopular in the west 50 that
officials will be glad to adjust the matter
vithoait resortlng to arbitration II pos
sfble. This has caused revival Of the
projeS to aApw Canada free port priv.
ileges at some ports von Lynn canal
while allowing the sovereignty over them
to remain in the States
It is realized that phfs plan would meet
with strong opposition from that element
which fsyors no concession whatever to
Canada, but under such an arrangement
the American miners might reasonably
expest to benefit a good dead from the
construction of the proposed railroad run
nAng from free Canadian port on Lynn
canal struight through to Dawson