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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-26
T.Ese SsaassEg
Of tire Esaash

That is where some people feel
weak all the time.
They are likely to be Respondent
and il Is not unusual 10 find them
borrowing trouble as II they hadn't
enough already.
The fact Is their kidneys are weak,
either naturally or because Of sickness.
exposure, worry or other influences.
] am thankful TO say" writes J. L. Camp.
bell. of Sycamore, ILL.,. that Hoods Sarsapa.
rilIa has cured me. For many years was
troubled with backache Al times was so
bad had to be helped from the bed or chair.
] am now we'll and strong aud free from pain. y
What this great medicine did for him II has
done for others.
HOODS Sas.saRarfsEa
Promises 70 cure and keeps the
promise. Begin treatment with
Hoods today.
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Mrs. Nations As,nilant, rl,,

Aoiiene Kan. January 25.-Ail OF Mrs
Nations assailants at Enterprise were
tried today. found guilty and Aned 81 each
thc saloons reopened and b gan bust.
ness Injunction suits were gu AGAINST
eight saloon n1sl of the county 10 closs
Nhelr places, The owners of the buildinrs
are included in the action.
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COMMISSIONS REPORT
sent 10 the Senate by the Presf-
dent.

Washington, January 25.--The presi-
dent today transmitted to the senate a
report OF the secretary OF war inclosng
the report OF the 'ritt Philippine commits
sion, In his message OF transmittal the
president SAYS taat the report includes
not ,niy the report OF The commits ION.
hut It's extent ct Legislation aud other
important intorma Ion regarding tho CON
dihons and Immediate wants of the Phil
ippines islands
cohc'ud ne. tAe president says: II
ea'hSs. re mr,9nd lea ton under
which the goyernmen OF the islands NAV
have usAgrlty 70 assist In Their peacetul
IN us riRi development in tho directions
tadleatcd by the secretary OF war"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-26
ALLIES REFUSED
70 Transfer Forbidden CITY TO the
Chinese

TO Transfer Forbidden CITY TO the
Chinese.
Fekln, January 25.--OSirg to Queen
Vctoria's death there has been a tempo.
tary cessation OF the negotiations. The
various nations today nrea eighty-one
guns Ia honor OF her mai sty. The re-
glest OF Prince Ching AMI Ii Hung lhang
Tor the transfer Of the forhi6Ssn citv ~
the Chinese in order that D eparstions
may b. made fer the emperor's 70 .urn
mas been referred by the generals to he
ministers. who have rep tAat thrv
saw no reason to alter the previou de-
Termination that the Chinese must show
aeees proving their desire TO comply With
the demands OF she JON note before any
concessions would be granted.
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RAILROADS.

Immigration Agent Claridge Of the In
ternatlonal and Great Northern SAYS
Houston VIII be great city when oil.
ccai and rice get an inning in South
Texas.
Prominent Tennessee excursionists
passed through Houston bound for Mex
leo
Freight subcommittee adjourned and
Texas freight committee takes tussie
with rates
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-26
SNAPPER GARRISON ILL.
Noted Jockey Has Ppeynon,a :.
sheepshead BRy

New York January 2S.--Edward H. oar
r'soa' known 70 the turf men Throughout Il.
country as The snapper" ana lannon's ia
pnst Was as Jockey. IS seriously M Win
xHeunAon-a AZ MS home az Sheepshead nv
WINE MS condition Is regarded az e,.,tI'.c1
Us physician Is hopeful OF mis- recovery
~ SStrison was With James Mclaughlin. one
Sl .oe o. popular Jockeys Of his time ana
late yterS he has beea much toe new VI "
fide ana mas trained small stable W
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-26
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

INDIANAPoLIS.--Tne delegates to the Ma.
uonai convention of United Mine Workers OF
America declined to enter into an agreement
WITH the National Brotherhood of Hosting
Engineers.
FRANKLIN. La.-Arthur Pierre the negro
murderer OF Henry Neil was hanged here,
MANSFIELD. La.-Sam Williams colored.
was hanged here for the murder Of Julius
Hun2erheeler, a young white man,
FRANKFORT Baron Wilhelm Won Roths-
Wind, head Ct the banking firm Of that name,
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Local"

Members Of the First Baptist church
win entertain their pastor at the Y.
". c. A. rooms Thursday evening
Speculation as to the mayoralty sue
cession upon the resignation of Mayor
Brashear.
The scotchmen of Houston celebrate
the birthday anniversary OF Rcsrt
Burns.
Rabbi Barnstein refers patheticaly to
the memory of Queen Victoria at the
Temple Beth Israel service.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-26
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

In the agricultural appropriation BIZ
$500 Is set apart for determination Of
boil weevil; $500 Is appropriated for ex-
periments with tea and tobacco.
There is talk OF an extra session for
Leg lation pertaining to the FilipInos.
Senator Money will fight for his bfli
for Distribution Of money received from
the sale Of cotton during the civil war.
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LEGISLATIVE.

The relief bill was made special busl-
nets for next Monday by the house.
The house provided committee TO visit
State institutions and to report on the
condition Thereof
The outlook for the calling Of con-
stl.utional convention is very flattering.
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STANDARD IN coxrpoL
OF Northern and Southern Lin, o,,
EinIha

Fields.
f1ndiay Ohio, January 95. The Sand
ard oil company is now in control of the
entire production of the Manhattan Oil
company. This gives the STANDARD alb.
soiute o-a7roi of the entire production
of both the Northern and Southern LIN,
fields The Manhattan retains control o,
It's pipe limos
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-26

Prince co. Shut Up 90, Jack Adie lO2, Tom
Kingsley los.
Handicap, mile ana furong-Hoods BM-
gade 81. Major Marsr 1903 Sir Floran Sir
Gatian l05 General Mart Gary l13.
Selling, mile-Star Cotton 9S. Prince Real
1Ol, Moss Rose lO1, Lady Curzon l02, Good
ale. Pat Garrett. General McGrudor, Free
Hand 1903, Esmore lO6, Dagmar, Oramburg
10T, McGrathiana Prince los.
Clear, inst.
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Di.as,rou. r,r..

Chicago. January 25.-,Fare broke OUT
after midnight in the glassware and
crcskerg store OF pltman & Brooks Lake
and STATE streets. The damage az $50
a, M, with the hre not yet under csn.
troi. is $780, eco
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RalIroaa Contractor nsna

hanz9s CITY Mo, January 2s.-A n
spencer. one OF Ne hes; known railroad
coa,raqto1s in the West, died Las. nio.,.
st his homs In this city. aged 81 .esr+
AT s'reaeer undertook The contra,s 70
build lae Choo,aw line. .
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Gardner and De Lons to shoot.

brersam, Texas January z5.-The live biri
match between Gardner Of this place ana
DE- Long OF Arkapsas has been arranEed to
occur az the trans at SspsAhriege mark on
ThurRtay, January 81. The match Is 10 b rds
ttr q rurse Of $500. De L0ag is the cham
pen o, Arkansas IN live bird and blue rock
sho tlEg and Gardner a. ranked as one OF
the creek Is OF Texas A number OF Wis
itlns showers are expected.
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The Creek uprising Is still threatening;
citizens Of Bristcw are arming them
selves to repel an expected attack
Marshall Bennett fears hloodshed II the
troops do not arrive soon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-26

NanSas CITY, Mo, January 25.-Jacob
s'eV'ser Kansas pioneer aud veteran
neNepsper man. lately ediscr ~ ~.
rerfy 90, I'd Repubicsn. died harc 49,
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EczEMA, No owns. Nn %.

!, ieur arassst win refund your mon.,
warn N rnAo EMINENT falls to cure Rlns,
mples and Blacsheass IN ~ sores,
all skin diseases. SOC. Ae ia0e' and
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FOREIGN.

A mob threw cggs at Mrs. Carrie Ma
ton at Enterprise, Kan.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-26

to the Rstra announces that veril, the
osTposer, rs dead
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-26
INDIANS.

The English parliament paid tribute to
the memory Of the dead queen.
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PHILIPPINES.
COMMERCIAL.

The report Of the Philippines commits
sion has been presented to the senate,
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CONGRESS-.
DOMESTIC.

The house adopted the conference re-
port on the army reorganization bill
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SENATOR pEprw
Delivered Spe.ch Fevorinw shin
Subsidy RIIt.

Vs"ainston. January Is Senator De-
pew IN. W today delivered in the sen
ate speech in support Of the shipping
bill. The address was In the nature OF
an appeal for the Ametcen merchant
marlhe by the granting OF suss!dtes as
provided for in the ponding measure. HIS
discussion OF the problems that now
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TO CURE A com ONE pAy.

Take LAXATIVE Bromo Quinine Tablets An
druggists refund the money II Il fails "a
cure. Y. w. Groves signature Is on each
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TaE RACES.
Now orlenn. nennIta.

Now Orleans, january 25--weather hne:
track fast Cluster and FmAron we're the
Winning favortes Admetus was run up
$3.50 and bought IN
Nile selling 'Admetus, l2s (caywood. 8
70 ana 70 9 won, Locust Blossom. 1873
Cochran. to and to Q, second; Grey
F9rTse' III ivan Dusen) to !, third Time
Male and furlong, selling -Keoroya. 100
lWslshl to 2 end to s. won scorpoletts
v iMeGnnl, ? 10 and 10 I. second, Gogs-
VEL no tRiehordsl to /. third, Tine
Mile ana sixteenth. selling pomadge ~
lWoIder,y' lS 10 } and TO I, won; Henry
Of Franstamar. i0i (McCNnnl, SO 10 | and
- 70 second Hsraics JOG (winkaeld,. :
Mile undergraduates. es Cwoudefly), 4
% . Won Nnrro, 100 (Dalel. I TO 1 and 6
e D second icy, Gown. iol (Kanel, &c l.
styeo tSrlenss sollins-Fleuron. lOs
.M9lshl, % and TO 5, won; Jockey Joe,
l0S (Winkneldl, to and , 10 l. second:
-Mle and sixteenth, selling EuSenla s.,
W cochran, 10 | and . TO /, won Re-
que%th. 90 tLynel. TO and . TO I, second /:
Helen Paxton, loa tDalel. to l. third.
roDAY's ENTRIES.
Selling nslle-tIardly, Bftheful. Faith
ward W, Jim Conway, Mr.. Brookwood De,
Tender III, George Kfatz 9S, Fleuron, Right
Hover, noustsrswivel loi, Left Bower lo9,
Three furleass. s-year-olas- -Are,an, Blue
Roman, Evil Eye Tsmbour ne Ii iio. Bsst
Sargent, Moth Neats. Red Hook. Baecie,
Equah1s us,
ics' Mss kansom lss. iIsrvs 3 81. Tltus
-, nonstion III. Don clsrencio las. Isen
Selling, seven furions., the cotton stakes
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For Cold In the Head
Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets.
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sHHaNIAN.-Dallas has asked ~. IS
to assist in opposing me y. MI
usage Of the State text BOOKS y
ever 10000 President Hsrr.sv-,
school board has called a nleeu''
board to consider the matter
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-09-11
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
New Camp Organized With Large
Membership Last Night.

At Odd Fellows Hall last night
Golden Rod Camp of Royal Neigh
bors was organized by Mrs clancy
Lewis. deputy supreme oracle Of
the order in the Indian territory.
The order is an auxiliary of the
Modern Woodmen of America, and
receives the gentler sex into mem
bership. A number of ladies were
enrolled last night and the follow
ing officers elected:
Mrs. McCuEoch. oracle; Mrs.
Cross. vice-oracle; Mrs. Spalding,
recorder; Miss Lucy Nickols, re-
ceiver; Miss Edith Lewis, marshal;
Miss Matte Walker, asst. marshal;
Miss Byrd Perry, inner sentinel;
MISS Manyhouse. outer sentinel;
Mrs. Hartman, chancellor; Mrs.
Sherer. past oracle; Mrs. Sherer,
Miss Ballard and Mr.. Nichols,
managers; DR.. Louis Bagby, ply
sician.
The meeting nights OF the camp
have no, been definitely decided
upon, but will be announced as
soon as arrangements can be made
for obtaining quarters.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-09-11

Thousands suffer with torpid liver,
producing great depression OF spirits,
Indigestion, constipation. headache,
etc. Herbine will stimulate the liver,
keep the bowels regular aud restore a
healthful bouyancy OF spirits. Price
soc, at Peoples Drug Store. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-09-11

"Wfll wonders ever cease:" inquire
the friends OF Mr.. L. Pease, OF Law
ence, Kan. They knew she had been
unable to leave her bed IN seven years
ON account OF kidney aud liver troub-
le, nervous prostration and general
debility: but. "Three bottles OF Elec-
trio Bitters enabled me 10 walk" she
writes, ''and in three months ! felt
like new person." Women suffering
from headache. backache, nervous
ness, sleeplessness, melancholy, faint
ing and dizzy spells viii find II a
priceless blessing. Try it.. Satisfac-
tion is guaranteed. Only 30 cents.
Peoples drug store and A. w. Fore
mans. dw
Edward Rose, the Jeweler, is get
ting in new goods every day and j.
oafffoo ready for school trade. 2oj
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-09-11
APPOINTED TIME. :s:s..:. ..s..s.
CONTINUED from page 80

iot uhni anu tOiu pictC ccttic L1 Cu
of Indian affairs, and not. as is
generally supposed. simply trying
to find places for rd.heelers and
party-workers in the Dawes Com
mission, il should 60 about it in a
business-like way. Then il will
meet with fewer obstacles and en-
gender less mistrust among the
people of the Cherokee Nation.
! For myself, when the citizen
ship roll is finally and forever
closed, and even the Secretary OF
the Interior unable to add to it,
when the status of the Freedmen
is settled by the courts and finally
disposed Of, when decision has
been rendered in regard to the
claims of the Delawares, and an
accounting had with the govern
ment as to the amount of money
justly due US from the United
States, then, and not until then,
shall | cease opposing allotment.
My opposition is founded on the
principals of eternal justice TO all
men irrespective to race or color,
and sober reflection will convince
any one that all / ask of the United
States government is fair and
reasonable.
AS people we must not let
ourselves.be deluded by oily words
and smooth promises. The Bible
says: "a multitude OF words dark
eEeth counsel" and in their deal
ings with US, as race, the pale
faces have proved its truth. Let
US have an agreement or treaty SO
plainly worded that difference
as to its meaning will be rendered
impossible.
Again our white friends should
have little patience with US.
There is something pathetic in
the extinction, the blotting out
from the earth Of a nation. The
wrongs Of Poland are yet told in
song and story, and the memory
OF those who participated in her
partition execrated and their
names held up to obloquy and
scorn. The sympathy OF almost
the entire civilized world goes out
to the Beers in the heroic struggle
for the preservation of their inde-
pendence, while the extinction OF
the Cherokee Republic is passed ,
by without comment. Our oppo-
sition is called obstinacy, and
blow struck for the preservation
Of our rights would be treason
Realizing our own weakness and
the utility of opposition to the
wishes of the United States
Government, we shall obey its be-
hesis and submit to ils dictation, |
but we shall not dance at our own
funeral Our hopes, our ambitions
our aspirations are dead. dead
as the bull rushes round little
Moses on the old banks Of the Nile"
and it is asking too much Of the
human heart, even if il be the
heart of a red man, that it should
be gay and cheerful under such
Let me again implore the white
people to have a little, a very little
patience with us. The world will
soon see enacted a new version Of
"The Spider and the Fly" The
door is open, the Cherokees are
about 10 enter. but they will never
come out Of the parlor.
E L. COOKSON,
Co0kson, Ind. Ter.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-11

While out driving don + forget West
Congress Street Gardens, the place to
get all kinds OF cold and refreshing drinks
and nice, cool private rooms with ac-
eommodations TO suit the public in gen
erai. 53-tf. }. FITzsINMoSs.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-11
Mining Application No. 1888.
Survey No. lho4.

e
Omitted States Land once. Tucson. Arizona,
Notice i hereby given that in pursuance
with the United States Mining Laws, Calvin A.
s las sde rs
for patent for 100 linear feet OF the Hoosier
lode, situated In Pima Mining District Pima
SSossa en an bS the sa
note ns,ses On Gis ia this ei& he. as follows: "e
Beginning d cor. No ]. being the n. W. cor.
Of claim and idensiesa Nith location. a pine
The cor. Of bees. 2, 3. lo& Holt. 7s., r. u r.,
brs. N. 65 deg oe min. 4. 5o2.i4 IT, u. S. NJ. NJ.
Nc. brs; rs deg g min. v loli.1 e. Cor.
psnocrsi lode 6rs. n % deg. 20 min. i. ga Il.
Helmet Peak bra. 3. % deg. Il. about Il miles.
Mount ssldy srs, sedsS . min. {. sSon, .
% min. Is 10 q % wagon road to Tucson; 30
d mound sssf of sssss tor scsisea N COO T. to to
sans ss sesss es ses ssnae II aeE noHna ~ %
4. lnisrsect Inc bets cen Secs 10 ii At deg
ii DO ii 10 iop sf ridge 600 IT, 10 wash 700 H.
ID top OF bank no Il. To old wagon road run
ning northeRstArly and southwesterly: 1890
q q = sSs No Pps Thsn.s m g. IN ,Sss
min. W. War. f3 deg. 10 min. E.D rs #. TO wash;
rs n 70 small wash 800 II. TO east end center,
PFC y s r. Esaa e sash o. 5 s5'ne 70 sIrsea ,d d
ridge; $40 II. to wagon road running easteriy
and westerly 6sf 81. intarsect line between
secs. q u at N. % deg. 50 min. T. i0s99I II.
frosn the cor 0f kees. 2, 3, 10 Il IL Of T. l;s, r.
10 n 200 H. 70 cor. No. 4, pine post in 50 in
m0und Of st0ue, scribea Ei50a. Thence 4 50
deg. 20 mia. W.tyar. u deg. 10 min. E) 100 II.
10 wash: roo H. W old read running easterlv
aud westerly; LIS ft. tnterseef lime between
Henx. N III nt N. 9deE Is min H. 835 Il II. from
cor. Secs. q Il 10 ii II 0f q. ~ b.. II. n $40 H.
70 wash; 80 n " same wash: 40 b. 10 top oF
SMALL knoll; SO # so cor. No al Ruby lode
aHd cor. No. Of Dem0erRt lode; $50 Il. 70 road
10 Tucson ftinutng northeasteriy and south
wssteylyt tQH ~ slt. tnierseeE line between
Secs io4 u q Der, O min. Z, tss - e. from
the section corner; lis9 II top OF small hill:
iap fk 10 foot of hflI; iass H. 10 wash la Il. 10
cor. No 1 the place ef hesinaing. Total and
aet AFeA Of cieim 3o.6s acres.
THIS claim q located In 3. W. X Ser. 2, N, Il.
X Ser. %. and y. W. u see II, T. II ~, &. u L.,
fillA and HsA River Meridian.
Tha presumed general coarse OF the ledge Ia
eAsterif and westerly.
The adjoining cfsin4 are the Rahy patented
70 = y. Manning. and the Dcmecsat. oxnsr's
name not gfyen.
This rislsn h of record In ths once Of the Re,
cnrdeF nf Pima eeunty, AStseEa. Book &c Re
cord ~ Mtnes, Page 60
Any and sm pefeons siaimfng adversely any
portion Df Said mtntng c3Ain oF surface ground
tbefcot afe fsqnSsed 10 A5e their aafcfse riaisas
with The Register ef the unitsd states 1 and
ufAee 10 Tnnssn, Pima eeanty. Arissns. during
m they viii be barred By virtue ei the preyi
MrLToS u MOORE.
g Register
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-11
An INVITATION

In little over thirty years, Dr. Kiesce.
chief consulting physiciaa - f1ne In
vaiids' Hotel and Surgical Institxfe. Buf-
falo, N. ". assisted hy his sfaG AZ neaxly
Q score Of physicians has treated ard
cured hundreds Of thonsands ~ weak
and sick women.
DR.. Fieree's offer Of fx< e0nss1ltafiOn
by letter ID not 10 be confused with mis-
leading advertisements of sfree nseiicak
advice made by those who have nesiheF
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UnCrOVned Queens.

In the original meaning of the word
every woman was queen, for the word
queen meant woman. In monarchic
countries the wife Of the king became
the queen-He woman. In America We
give the word back its original meaning
and every woman becomes queen.
The crown of wonianhood Is maternity.
Every healthy woman looks forward to
marriage. Every wife looks forward to
motherhood as the crown of wifehood.
And yet there are many uncrowned
queens; women who because the desire
for children is unrealized feel that they
have missed the full regal height of
womanhood.
II is one Of the sad features of large
bureau of medical correspondence such
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-07-11
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This claim u hnEafWd N tn south hall of He6A
and IL north half a. Aec. M q. VI n, q. IN T.,
7iia nmd 1aat River uefidiAn-
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This oiaim b 81 feeseil ID ne once Of he ne
ccrSef, sS I, e . Rina ssnnsE Arisanas nook 60 Pc
Any and aii Pefspns claiming adversely ans
gessio9 g sst6 spisiag s'siW ~ 81 snsisss ssngna
With the neefssef of the United etates Land
Once q Tucson. Pima county, Arizona, during
the stxty te0l days period of pnblicAsAon hare
d, of they VIII Be barred by virtue of the pro
Rs MfIToN n. MOORE.
Register
First pub May 10; hart July n.