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Arizona republican., 1899-11-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

Judge w. r. Sti.weu has gone to Globe on legal business.
 D. F. Bigelov of San Francisco is in the city registered a the Hotel Adams.
 Ar r. C. Hochderfrer and family of Flagstaff will spend the winter in Phoenix.
 E PefIer of Boston arrived in Phoe- nix yesterday morning and is among the guests of the Hotel Adams.
 Walter T. Svfngle of Washington. D.. C., was an arrival in the city yesterday morning. Ee is registered at the Com mercial-
 H. l.. Harris of Owcnsboro, Ky. was among yesterday mornings arrivals from the south. He is a guest of the Hotel Adams.
 r. Marion NVigrore of Los Angeles was among the arrivals from the south yesterday morning. He is guest of the Hotel Adams.
 Senator Eugene g. Ives. who is in tegcsted ia the King of Arlzul2 mine, arrived in the city yesterday from Yuma and ie registered at the Hotel Adams. Ic ap-n, the summer in Cali fornia.
 Paul IIcerlaus. whom Phoenicials wlT remember as the former repres ent- alive of the Los Angelss Times in this
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28
Arizona Day by Day


Congress children are having a go- as-yoU-please contest with the measles.
 4 teachers institute will be held in Hnl',rook on the 27th. 3Sth and 19th oC the present month. 4 large attendance isSsXpected.
 Deputy Sheriff Pete Boscha says the fellow who held up the crap game in Prescott two years ago was recently killed while holding up a stage in Cal ifornia.-Courier.
 Rev. Leon Lewis, of South Georgia. accompanied by his wife is a recent arrival in Prescott. Rev. Lewis is sta toned here to occupy the pulpit of the NJ F. church. south.-Courier.
 If the conviction of P. R Brady. IT, defaulting treasurer of Pinal county, results in other county officials being required to comply with the plain letter of the law or suffer the consequences, more than one good will have been accomplished The Tribune does not believe in making fish of one and flesh of another.
 Chris. Ryan. teamster. delivering wood at the old Dominion hoisting works. was badly injured by his team running away last Tuesday evening, says the Globe Silver Belt. He had unloaded his wagon when the team took fright and started to run In at tempting to stop them Ryan was thrown against q post with such force as to render him unconscious for Q few minutes. No bones were broken, and Ryan will soon recover from his inju- Iies.
 An unknown wan was found dead
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28
ACTIVITY IN WOOL.
Over Eight Million Pounds Handed in
 Albuqulr .ue.

The wool season which has just come
 to a close. for the wool growers at any
 rate. has been one If the most satisra--
 tory and prosperous years New Mexico has ever seen. says the Albuquerque
 Citizen The general prosperous con5i- tion of all manufacturing industries which has swept th- country, the shortage in Australia. and th- clr-ct of the protective tafiif. have aI raJ their share iu putting New --eEsc1 to the ! front as q successful wool UrCduCing country this year. and mu-h to the qualification and profit of tae wool i growers and merchants.
 The Albuquerque wool uen have not
 ben slow to take a5vanta~e of the condition of affairs as shown by their activity during the past season, one concern alone having handled since { May 1st. in the n-iShb0ThOod of ESQ., 0ce pounds. and another 2.yoe,00o pounds. while another firm handled
 abo1t 2.GC0.GUD T1u-Ea. Tha-- threr taken together with saVeTEi who buy and sell uu commission, will easily run
 up inc number of pounds handled here during tine ssasou N,005o"o poUuJs.
 NlbuqucrQuc also can rejoice il the
 possession of d securing mill. owned bE
 Bcarup 6. I1Gte which does the bulk of
 the securing of the territory and in ad- dition does finer work than any other, as testified to by all eastern buyers who say that the product of Eearup 6 Edie-s mill is the most satisfactory they get.
 l This mill has a capacity of 12.o0l pounds per day and during this ason has been kept running to it's fullest A ! great deal of their wool has come from Arizona where they have no securing facilities.
 The price of wool during this year | has probably averaged tt cents fo- | grease wool and aJ tY = c.-tf for sorts i of secured wool.
 The wool men are all feeling happy
 and great satisfaction at the general ! prosperous condition Of affairs and ! they predict g continuance of such 2 | condition,
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28
LINEN BARGAINS.

Every item ia the folov-tcg list of prices is a bargain and we call your attention to the qualities of fered.
 Unbleached table linen. 52 inches wide. good weight; worth S0c yard. Our price ........ ...... ......--22l2c
 UnbIeached Table Linen, extra heavy, 60 inches wide: worth 45c yard. This week per yard 33 1-3c
 Unbleached Linen, T2 inches wide; very good quality: per yard .....45c
 BIeacned Table Linen. fine qual- ity.elegant patterns, G6 inches wide, per yard ---.-.-- -..-.... 65c
 Extra fine Satin Danask. very heavy quality. ? inches wide; an elegant piece of linen, worth S1.C0 yard. for --... -....-.-. -...S5c
 Imported Table Linen, 2 inches wide, extra fine quality. elegant de- signs Regular price S1.15 per yard; special at ...-. .... .....g5c
 Best grade Imported Linen, two yards wide, in all patterns; worth Sl.5o yard; per yard ...... ......$1.25 Napkins, fringed. good size, per dozen --... ...--. ....... -.......35c Napkins. fginged. checked in blue and white, or red and white, good size; per dozen -.... ... .....5 .5Oc Fringed Napkins in white. large size; per dozen .-.... .-.........75C
 Fringed Napkins. extra large size fine quality: good value at s1.2O . Our price per doz...... .........95c Folded Napkins, unbl5ached, full regular size. Price per doz..... .i5l Folded Napkins. unbleached. good ! quality, @a size Price per dog, .S1. .Or B-eached Napkins, a4 size. fin, { quality linen. elegant patterns; psl
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28

city, came up yesterday morning from Tucson where he is engaged in the sta tionery and job printing busines5.
 Mrs. C. ". Campbell and Daughter of Mesa City were in Phoenix yester- day guests of the Commercial
 W. r. Rarig of Milwaukee is in the city and is stopping at the Comme er- cial.
 Nr. William Buckingham returned to Phoenix yesterday morning after a few weeks visit in the mining districts Of Che eastern and southern parts of the territory. He has been at Clifton. Ray, Bisbee and other big mines and reports everything lively and much new ma chinery being purchased for mining operations.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28
CARNIVAL EXCURsICNs
Special Rates and Accommodations
 on All Roads.

President McCowan yesterday com pIetcd arrangements. as far as possible. with the various railroad companies for the running of ezcursion trains lo the carnival The excursion from Globe over the Gua Valley road Will leave on Saturday morning next and will arrive here on Sunday morning.
 This schedule was f5uni necessary from the. fact that no trains are run ou sundays oyer the GiIa Valley road and if the start were made from Glooc on Monday morning th, ez ursion-s-= would not arrive here UnJl the day following, thus missing th- feSsiVitiz $ on NUIda-. which are especially i'm purtGut. The $l. rate far the rCCTl trip will be good only o1 the uxcUl- sion train mentioned and Ue.sJ1s tax ing passage on any other day will be compelled to pay th- higher rate Of one fare for the round trip. Tha IIIe will also apply from all points on the Gila Valley road with the ption of Bowie. the junction with the Southern Pacific. from which point Inc rate IS $1-.?o. 4 special eEcU--ion train will be ran from Tucson on sunday after noon next and must he a Egn by these who desire to take advantage Of the S3 rate. The train is scheduled to leave Tucson at o'clock i1 the afternoon ~-17 ',-f'I "'---'s-a in F'---o7i- Of - o'r'~o'- in the afternoon. Mariners band and the Tucson foot ball team will be on this train. On the line of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix a special train will be run from Prescott on Sunday afternoon and persons desiring to take advantage of the s rate will take this
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28

Wednesday, by the Harvey house cashier six miles south ol Winsl3w. in Jacks canyon. Coroner NlloHey was notohed, who imraneIied a jury and proceeded to that locaIJ-. The body was found lying face downward. and the indications were that ti-= man had been dead several months. I1e wore a suit of underwear. overshlrt. pair of overalIs. h35-nailel shoes. and his pockets contained a jacl-lznife. blue bordered handkerchief and small hand mirror. No marks of violence were found on the body and death is sup posed to have resulted from heart dis ease.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28
DRESS GOODS.

For this week we will put on sale all of our s5 and 75c Novelty Dress Goods. about 90 pieces in all. at 5oc yard Come early and have first choice.
 Star Serge in. navy and black. fl inches wide; good value at soc. Special price per yard ........ ............331 1-3c
 Camels' Hair. all wool. in tan. brown, mode. garnet and gray. Price per yard ..... ...... ........ ............ 60c
 Camels' Hair Plaidz. just the thing for skirts: worth Soc yard. Our price ..---- ---.- --.--- ---..-.--.--.6 .65c
 Venetians. the most popular fabrics for this season. in all the latest shades The dollar quality per yard --.-----S5C : BroadcIoth. extra fine quality. g. inch. in all oolors. per yard ...-....S1.O.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28
Southern Pacific io

PAdIFTC sv"T"H) Commencing November 15 1899, trains will leave MsricoI as f0ll' VIZ: 5,2 A. Ii. DAILY NEW ORLEANS EX- b- ? = ursss for Iucsun, Benson, Deming, El P4so San An-rniO. Houston. New Orleans. Connecting 1t Nv Orleans f- Cincinnati and Chivago; also for Wash pgt"n. Baltimore, Phila- del ohip. New Y, rk aud Boston. TOsSz AM. DAILY MIXED TRAIN FOR lO'sD'' T1csun, LordsbuTg. Dining, Fl PasO, and il Ltermediate statious !. NJ DAILY MIXED TRAIN FOR z$o Ati II Ha Q and int-rmediate stations. =ynP M DAILY MIXED TRAIN FOR O Gila Bend and way stations. O JO r. NJ. DAILY PACIFIC EXPRESS , ~ for Los Anga'es. Fresno Sacramento and Ssr Francisco Come tipr a' Sacran eDt to or n Francisco for points in Oregon. Nevada and Utah.
 T. 1T GOODMAN,
 Con. ass. Agt-
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28

cury and potash seemed to add fuel 10 tho awful flame which was deyoyrlnC me. l wal advised hy friends who had seen wonderful cures made by it, tO try Swift'S Specific. Wa got two bottles. and felt hope again revive in my breast-lope for health and happiness again l improved from the start, and a com plete and perfect cue was the result S x <. is the only blood remedy which reaches des- perate eases. tIEs. T. ". LEE.
 Montgomery. Ala.
 Of the many blood remedies, $. $. $. is the only one which can reach deep- seated. violent cases. It never fails to cure perfectly and permanently the most desperate cases which are beyond the reach of other remedies.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28
PROFESSION A l.
PHYSICIANS.

ness in the last two years DIR. CHILDS has been compelled to seek more com modiOus quarters. His friends and patrons will now find him at No. 16 SOUTH SECOND AVENUE. All Dis eases Treated Scientifically to a cure. Consultation Free. DIR. CI1ILDS is the best diagnostician in Arizona
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28
SILKS.

Plain TaTcta Silk. good quality. in all colors1 will not split. per yard...-35
 Fancy silks. some Of this seasons most stylish productions. iu all com binations Of coIors and figures; worth $1.25 yard Going now at .g0c
 Black Taneta silk. 2i inches wide. A good grade: Der yard -.-.-------.g0c
 Blacl, Pcan de soie Satin lustre; very heavy, 2) inches wide. Price per yard ---.-.-- -....-... ---.- -.-.-...Sl-25
 Black Pear de scie. extra heavy. 70 inches wide. Price per yard --.-.-S1.5O
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28
SaCr riIiced to Blood Poison.

Those who have never had Blood Poi. son cannot know what desperate con- dition it can produce. This terrible disease which the doctors are totally unable to cure, is communicated from one generation to another. infiicting it's taint upon countless innocent ones.
 Some years ago ! was inoculated with poison by a nurse who infected my babe with blood
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28

LdlllL- I llt Alllle one " Is unequal to the struggle. and its life was yielded up to the fearful poison. For six long years ! suf- fered untold misery. I was covered with sores and ulcers from head to foot. and TO language can express my feelings of woe during those long years. I had the hest medical treatment. Sev- eral physicians succes
 aively treated me, but all
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28

said: What do you think I'm going to do-jump back and try it over again?''-San Francisco Wave.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28

Beautiful imitation stained glass lan- terms for evening decoration at Bux- tons.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28
VETERINARY.

P. O. RICHMOND, NJ D. C.. Phoenix. Arizona.-Ne Veterinary Surgeon and Den tist; diseases of all domestic animals scientifically treated. Office and resi- dence. 537 West Van Buren street. No charge for consultation. Agent for the Horse Review
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28

This feature of tEc larade will be the finest of is kind seen anywhere.
 R. r. Jones. manager of the ballot
 ing at FIagstlT for the maid of honor
 from Coconino county, wired the in~
 teIligence yesterday to carniN al head
 quarters that Miss Agnes Todd has
 been selected to represent that county
 Miss Todd is to be heartily c1ngratu-
 lated upon the honor thus conferred
 upon her.
 The Indian features of the carnival are coming to the front in a very grat-
 living manner \ telegram was re ccived at carnival headquarters yes
 terday, stating that seven pottery makers have been selected at Laguna
 on the line Cf the Santa Fe and will come to the carnival to give an object lesson in making their pottery, for which they are justly fGmOus. Other bands of Indians already mentioned are about to start for the carnival The sports of the Indians will prove intensely Interesting. only yesterday new features were added to the pro- gramme. which t.ill occur on Friday morning. One of these is to be a real istic fight between Pimas and Apaches. the contestants to use bows and ar rows as though they were in deadly earnest There will be running races between Pimas and AJaricopas and an 1 Indian tug-of-war on horseback will ] be highly entertaining The Arizona ! will be strictly in it. as far as the carnival is concerned. at least There . fore it will be emilentIy proper for the sightseer 10 IiteyaIly look out for the ! savage red man.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28

Have you ever spent few min utes figuring out how you can buy a nice. stylish. UD-to-date suitequal to any tailor made suit at a very small price? If you have not, come in and let US talk suits to you for a few minutes and we will show you how to save money on them. We have just received an enormous shipment of up-to-date clothing tkat OUT buyer secured at very low price. We have put them all on sale at prices that will move them very quickly. so come early and get first choice.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28
NTUSICIANS-

THE PIANO Miss Mary EIIza beth Halsey New Englal q Cnnserva tory Methods. -d- dress 1i35 East Van Buren Street.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28

The three floats cf tho Indian school which are to form feature of the Monday parade. have already expand ded into eight and there ;s To telling how many more may result from this pop uIar policy. Tn. Euadlaun Floral company, r5pres med by Mrs. Cline in this city. yesterday notified the car u&val association that it wii be rep resented in the lin. of march. Thus the good work goes on. The floats will he one oe the finest features of the big parade. and the busincss world is com mene.ng to look into this matter very closely. Tt Will pay, by all mza2s, to have Q iloa. in che parade.
 The social committee hasa, cen look ing after the interests f the carnival queen and the members composing it were highly gratii5d by an announce mgnt made ta them yesterday by Major J. ". Evans That gentleman very generously paced at the service cr the queen the use of his splendid team of bays and his elegant car1i1ge. This equipment which is probably unsur- passed in the southwest. will carry the queen in tEe big parade on Monday next. The maids Of honor vii, ts ac- commodated on tally-hos Beth va- h-cies will tc made r-rr. s-S lowers of beauty by superb d.corttions. The members of the social conIreittea will be on horseback and act as escor.s to the queen and the maids of honor.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28

See the beautiful butterfly nets in national and carnival colors at 8uz- tons.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28
DENTISTS.

DIR. JOHN \. LENTZ, DENTIST. GAS administered. Rooms over Postoffice. ". q. II1NTZ. DENTIST. SPECIALIST in Grown and Bridge work. Gas ad- miHistercd. Office Fleming Block, rooms 20l. 2l2, 203 20l, 205. 206.
 r. J. JESSOP-Denfist. Office Porter building corner Washington and Gen. ter streets. rooms Ii and 16.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28

The following cash items were SC cured yesterday by the carnival assoc iation: J. P. Kraber SO: C. T. Wal ters. $5;.Guldbers Bros. S50; r. Fender, S25; ". <. Watts O., $59-
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28

train. The run will be made by day light. The schedule Of the special ex- cuIsion train from Jerome has not yet been arranged but will b. placed at a time most convenient to the Jerome people
 Reports from all s.1cs tr-i Gte Chat ,hc low rates made by the railroads will prove very popular. 1Ir. Dave Goldberg wired as follows yesterday from Jerome: Secured cre rate over the Jerome road. Bis crowd coming" :" Another telegram Ero1 Nose Draeh- man, who was then at Prescott says: Big crowd from C5uzrczs. Prescott aHd all along the lire"
 Some anticipation has been created over the unouaLfeI announcement that the local Cninamen will have a dragon in the big parade on next Mon day. This is a mistake The Chinese division will be extremely brilliant and interesting, but 1t VIII not bo2sc of a dragon. Ths statement is made off Cially. The Chinese division will be healed By a Chinese band Of music, which will not only furnish music ol that occasion but at other times dur ing the week.
 Some inquiry has been raised ra- sarding the entries 70 the cowboy tournament events. All these, win the exception Of the ths running race will be made to Ja-k Gibson. who will keep the entries oren until Wednes- day evening, December 6, at 2 D. n Entries for the running race mention ed will be made to the corr, spending secretary of the carnival. closing at the same time as the cowboy toIrHa- maot events
 James Bark, well known to the peo- pIe of 3-aricopa county, has consented to act as superi1tandent cf the miners drilling contests Nhich takes place o1 Tu,= lay morning of carnival week. This iusures a square deal to all who enter the contests. The prizes have already been published in these col UInIs.
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28

. Mems All-Wool Suits. well made and trimmed. a perfect filter, in brown. striped cheyiots. square cuts; worth S10. Sale price...-....
 GC
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28
Removal Sale! California Gan Goods.

 Pie Fruit ...... ................... s 1-3c Table Fruits -..... -..... .....-..121zc Blackberries -....-.. ...... ......14c California Jam ....-. ............15c California Jelly ...... ...........1214c Bot Mustard-.- -...-...-.-5g1oc Table Sauce ...... ......-..-..--.-1oc Olives, pint. ....... .........2Oc Pickles, pint ...... ....... ......10c : bars Soap Fairbank's) ........25c Brown Soap. for .-.-............25c Valley RaisiRs ....... %. ........ 5c Can Cream ...... .-.... .........iOc Nackerel in olive oil ............15c pounds Clam Chowder .........2Oc pounds White Label Soups .....25c
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28
A Corset Bargain.

Fer this week we will close out ali our H. H. and W. B. Corsets in all styles and sizes, some worth $1. others S1.25. They will all go at the low price of .-. ..-.-.-.......75c each
Arizona republican., 1899-11-28

We make all kinds of Suits to or der. Come in and see our samples. We will be sure to please you. Our prices are low and we guarantee a good fit.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-15

Academies and high schools, certain
graduates of, may have teachers GER
Adjutant and Inspector General given
$500 for clerk hire........... 20
Agriculture, cattle killed by board of,
how paid for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Antietam, monument to mark position
of Vermont troops at........ u
Auctioneers, to be licensed. ....95
Auditor of Accounts allowed $500 for
clerk and expenses away from home. IL
Auditor of Accounts" and state Audi
tor" use of the terms harmonized.. 10
Ballots two clerks representing leading
parties to assist in marking, when
voter unable ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8
Beavers, act to protect ...................S9
Reneficiaries Governor may appoint at
torney to represent ......................134
Bennington County, tax on................lI
Berlin, act to pay to, taxes overpaid.. .l29
Board of Health, State, act relating 81
Boundary line beteen Vermont and Mas
sachuSetts. act establishing. ........... l5I
Bounties on noxious animals, time for
securing extended to thirty dayS......a
Brattleboro Retreat, appropriation for. .l32
Brattleboro Retreat, to be paid semi
annually for keeping insane...........46
Causes. civil and criminal, may be pass
ed to Supreme Court before final judg-
ment. ....',..-..'. 1850. ''S9
Check list, As hours notice to be given
before eraSure of name from. ........... 2
Chittenden district, salary of Judge of
probate in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .IUo
Cigarettes, furnishing of to minor pro-
h1b1ted ..-......... ..-.s-'.'..'-.'..'.'.'.' lVz
Colonial and revolutionary records, pub
LEGATION of roster and muster rolls of,
provided for ...........................
Corporations, fee on increase of capt.
tai of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Corporations, foreign, actions against
stockholders and officers of, must be
brought within certain time.
County Clerks, appointments Of to be
certified to Secretary of State...........43
Criminal causes may be passed to Su-
preme Court before final judgment. .35
Cruelty to animals, punished. ............ 101
CurteSy ......'.'.. ~
Dairy products, relating to limitations of, 6S
Deceased persons, sale of encountered
property of, regulated. ...................3S
Dewey celebration, expenses OF de-
frayed ................ ....................lZ3
Dog licenses, regulated. .....................97
Dogs, vicious, licensing of regulated. .9S
Eden Pond, fishing in regulated. 81
Election of presidential electors, special
voting place for, established at State
House .......s.....s.ss ssss......ss.s...s.. d