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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

ATTENTION Il called 10 The con.
N~bessiea signed "Jasslsa" In another
-. ", ~ wS believe what be Gays 70
49, " asEEseL Since he item VS.
..sm.S.o 30 kAEs thoroughly invssIl.
PeoI' ~ ttsS, Aad ere satisaed that
N" -n.,o- "a, slASla& By some nall.
Of Gus person or pt .tt. ne eeipoSe
Of doing . grave inl iA We hsrs-
tore give place 70 Ne sSA Ssti9ssloh
With pleasure,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03
Burn.a ,.er uusDnpd TO DeAth

CHICAGO, July 2 Tho nystery con
osrning the death Of Matthias SchrleveI
10 this city week ago has been solved
by the confession Of his wife. They
had been QuArFeling for the past six
months, and while he was In drunken
atupor she poured kerosene over
his clothing aud then set Are to 1t. Mrs.
SchrleveF IL but "a years old, and has
8 months. old baby. She will plead
guilty TO the crime.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

just received, a car load
of antique oak suits; having
made a contract for 300 Of
these suits and getting them
at so little money, we are
prepared to offer them at a
surprisingly low figure,
They are good value for
$45. We sell them for $50,
complete, 8 pieces.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

II q young man, he win And ont in
time that there are other men In the
world who know almost 10 much as be
does, and he will then get:le down and
become a useful citizen; ia yuuDl
womau tome one will be sure to inform
her that there are other young WomeE
In the world AZ pretty As she. PerhApl
you were graduate OuIself once. b
charitable.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

Powell, ut No. sos Madison street
and In the Washington street market,
hAa an extra fine assortment OF hsh for
to -morroW's market, consisting OF sal.
mon, spsnish mAckerel, blue fish, por.
giles, hAlibut, founders, trout sea bAss
and butter fish. He also has nne lot
Of olamH,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03
n .snoBd and WhIhcombs Colorado
TFipa.


r. ymond and WhIhoombb Colorado
Trips.
A very intere ting series of Summer
and Autumn excursions to Colorado has
been announced by Messrs. Raymond d
Whitcomb, the first part to leave Pills
delphia Monday, July 90, and the second
one Mono ay, September 10 The round
OF travel In Colorado will cover one
thousand miles through the most pictur.
esque portions Of the Rocky Mountains,
over lofty passes, and through the most
celebrated gorges The travel through
the mountains will be wholly tn drawing
room cars by day, with halts at hoteli
every night Among the many interest
ing places visited will be ouTay, Mani
tou Springs, Denyer, and Silver Plume
In addition to these two complete tours
there will be four opportuu iuies Gin July
August, Septemr er, and october) to Wis
it Colorado wi bout making the extended
trip, the return tickets being good 10
three months. There are also trips ar
ranged for the Yellowstone NStiona
Park, and long list Of excursions 4
various points Of interest in Canada, New
England, and the Middle States De
scriptive circulars may be obtained O
Raymond II Whitcomb, No. Ill soutl
Ninth street, Cur der Continental Hotel
Philadelphia State whether the circu
larsof the Colorado trips, Yellowston
National Park tours, or of the shor
Eastern excursions is desired.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

TWENTY FIvE years Ag1 to-day the
eyes OF the country we're turned 10 ward
Gettysburg and Vloksburg. II wa
about the darkest days OF the rebellion,
and loyal hearts alternAled between
hope R0d fear. Those Who rem Ained OF
ntms knew that two great battles were
raging, and that on the result depended
the fare OF The Union. The dispatches
from tbs bAtllehslds we're COL iiIoIlnR,
and 1t seemed Is though The strife wAs
about 70 be decided In favor of treason
and secession. N ,ne but those who
lived through those days knows the
anxiety OF mind, the heart depression,
Ahs feelings OF almost hopeless W0e that
loyal men and women 81 experienced. Ga
She SUCCESS OF the Unlon soldiers 81
Gettysburg depended the fate Of HAr.
Fisourg, PbIlAdelphiA and New York,
aud even the perpetut,y Of the Unlon,
Whit ck'buTg was the turning point
in the war - far ~ the West WAS COD
eerned. Just when The clouds seemed
the darkest, and hope WAS almost gone,
ths word Was flashed over the wires
shat Meade had been victorious OF GET.
aysburg, and that the rebel forces hAd
surrendered TO the tenacious Grant O.
FiokSburg. II vas the bright sunlight
after . WsArIsoms night OF darkness
and oil knew that although traitor
might prolong the struggle for = while
longer, the fate o, the 90 sAlled Oonfed'
erAey was seAled. rNeniy-aVe year.
hAvs passed since then, and now tn,
blue and grey have again met on his
tprlo Gettysburg, bat net With the boon
Of cannon or the CLASH OF arms. NV
they meet 90 friends and brothers
bound BY fraternity which each sue
eesding celebration will only rsnde
more 6rmi esoh side nov ready II oocA
Fon should require - do bAttle for tn
Union and the OLD fitg.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03
The Original and ONLY
DRY GOODS
% EE HIVE"
At 306 Market st.

Oilers you the largest and most eeleot
stock of Children's Lace Caps In the city
at cut prices. Some half, some three
quarters New goods correct styles, as low
as 10 cent?. A Lace Cap for 10 cents OF
Sl.5O as suits your pocket best.
Embroidered End Null Ties, marked
down to about half price
A few Cream Spanish Lace Flchus
for one quarter price
500 Gents Four-in Hand Ties, or
Teek Scarfs, 5o-cent goods, for 25 cents
The stock is all new, but too large, and
must be reduced.
Lace Mitts, IS cent ones for 30 cents;
5l.cent ones for SIX cents; 371l-cent
ones for % cents; 25-gent ones for 10
cents.
One small lot Of Para'ols; instead Of
$3.50 the price Is row 81 each. This
week ought to clear them all out.
Tremendous bargains in White Goods
Some beauties marked down from Is to
IS cents; 20 to 10 cents; 10 to 1917 cents
2O TO l2H cents. Lawns, BAtiste ant
lCha'lies all marked down.
sateenS at 10, 121I, 20, %, 81 and 81
cents. All perfect gOode, no seconds
One line at l2Is cents as fine as French
but no dark colors among them Tw,
cases of Dress Ginghams, 10, 12H, II
and 20 cents.
One lot of about so Fans all marke,
down fully half. New prices, so cent
to 81 so
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

In ACuoRpANoH with our usual eA,;
nn, end for The puI2oas q a'S"
he snnl0yss OF The !.
~ onnonls~I. -rUBLIoAr
Eon,lh -..s Of enjoying thu
We will moi Issue any paper
EsmorroW.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

Last evening, horse belonging to
Lynch q Leary, grocers, was frightened
while STANDING at Fourth and Harrison
streets, and ran away. He dashed down
Fourth street for several squares but was
captured before any damage was done.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03
TUESDAY, JULY ., 1898.

To. MORROW 10 the glorious Fourth,
and We hope the day may DO celebrated
In q manner that will not soon be for
gotten. Ga that day one hundred and
twelve years ago, the word went forth
shat the sturdy patriots Of the New
world had determined 70 try the ex-
parImsuG OF self-governmenk, and for
hts success they pledged their lives, for
tunes and sacred honor, Eight long
years oil bloody war folio Wsd, and
avery battlefield from Lexington TO
yorktown Was WAIered with the blood
Of patriots When Warrington kneel
ed In TFAyer ~ Valley Forge and be-
nsochsd the cid OF the great God OF bat
tiles, he WAs gifted with an abiding
faith that ri last the victory would be
won, and the Independence OF these
colonies established and ackno Wledg ed,
and that faith found It's full fvuition In
AFTER years. Bat . few years over .
usntury have passed since John Han
sock signed his name 70 that Doolara-
ton, In letters 10 large that king
George could rot have any DIM.
uulty In reading H." and inspired
his fellow oompAIEiote by his example,
but In those Year, this country has
grown 10 DO the greatest, grAuaess and
most prosperous land on The face Of the
earth. Il stands out to-day % the
beacon light for the oppressed OF ell
nations, aud 10 truly "the land OF the
free" All this IL the result Of the work
Of our toreiAtheTS, and We should keep
alive their deeds and Eeklndle the hreS
Of patriotism by celebrating this, the
birthday OF our nation, in . beatIin0
manner. The East Side Association
have again taken hold OF this matter,
and will have . grand celebration on
the lot OF Ninth and Lombard Streets
which will interest the young, Amus'
she old and teach the rising generation
that the United States constitutes I
nation that 10 WerS proudly over and
above ell the other nations OF the earth
70 do this effsoluAlly, quite . lATst
Bum OF money will DO needed, ard al
though the committee have purchased
Ahe fireworks they have been obliged Il
advance . part OF the money out o
Sbeir own pockets. This should b
promptly raised, aud We hope II will b
before tomorrow night
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03
EdWardMelC
ga King Stre.


8JOinied ash rods, y ~ ".
4IOinted ash rods, ~ "
2 JOinted bamboo fOdA'
sGa
8JoInted bamboo rods }
dts. .
4JOInIod bamboo reds ?
cts. "a
3 jOiated bamboo Too'' Y
and Knides, u. u, "a
AtOinted bAmb1O tsa'i ~
and guides, 81 %
Also finer rods, '7.i Sial
reels from 25e 70 ~
the Oldest Astabli'ld lll's ~ Y
2l4 KING STREET s'li " v
Of bass ball and 'f'als . M n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

Harvest of bargains wher-
ever you go in the store.
Take Muslin Underwear
any counter.
Match the Dressing Sacque, 65s.
Or the embroidered Muslin Drawers, 400.
Or the Hamburg Trimmed Muslin
Skirt, 81.
Or the Night Gown with rows Of inser-
ton on yoke, with edging on yoke and
sleeves; down from 81 25 to 81.
Or the hne Corset Covers (large siEe) at
half prices
Only a little longer and
the l c. Corsets will go
back to the old prices. You
have found them outfit,
finish, worth. Meantime:
A g. 25 Corset for 81 90.
A S1.75 Corset for S1.25.
A -. IS Corset for $l.50.
A 81, rs Corset for ~ 90.
At 9 o'clock this morning
another lot of the 81 r & G
Corsets for so cents will be
put on sale.
Chestnut street side, east OF Main Aisle
Random reminders 0 1
things you'll he thinking oil
to. morrow:
Flags, lie. to S45.
Chinese Lanterns, 75e. to Is DOE.
Hammocks, u up. ....=
a and s. RAcHets for g. Is and o.. az
Everything for sports-ten.
mis-, croquet, base ball,
cricket, lacrosse, archery,
fishing tackle.
Basement, northeast of centre.
Three Dress Goods items
i Let each count for a hun
Idred.
4 AlI-wool Albatross; light,
cool, handsome, 25c. Pink,
ldrab, and white grounds cut
Unto inch checks by blue
or pink haIr-lines. Stores
have been selling it at soc
this season.
Choice line of zoe ChalIic
lat I5c. Maybe twenty-five
styles.
Glaze Mohair once more
on deck. II inch, 25c.
SOUTHEAST of ce tire.
Wooden plates for the pic
mic party, S and &c a dozen.
Basement, northwest of centre.
Ohm WANAMAKER
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

A lot Of ground IN Newport, known
as The OOlored MasoGic Hall, will be
sold at public sale on Saturday, July
IA Ct 4 O'Clock p. M, by order Of The
Newport Building and Loau Ascot
Ai0n.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

IT Is hoped thEs Mayor H Arrln gton
WNKuOi his ofi ,erG NOT TO be too
Wig zen !Orolng the las on young
AmerieNefFoW. Let him enjoy
HE 6re.ors Rnd such other Ara
work. as AZ dangerous, nom 10
n'.llck TON til IL O'Clock to-
mUrFow nisi 10 but one day in
tha ytar. sn& the day We should
CELEBRATE ahoy, = hers, Last year
lie boys were ~ lsIed With, 6u'
note bEb Ludlng e predictions,
re only had 9 b Z slight h'es'
And Ye'y 'sH hgcidV
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03
Mems Finest Dress Suits.

OF 6577 A MeRs Finest Imported Tricot Long
Prince Albert Dress Suits Never sold un
der $3s Reduced to S27.so.
lme Lot In Walking Coat Suits $32 reduced to S25
OF os76 so Walking Coat Suits Zine Black Cork
screw from $28 to $22.5o.
anne Lot IS Walking Coat Suits Cross Diagonal
verybeautliul in design. From $28 to $22 so
OF 57oI IS Walking Coats and Vests. Finest In
ported Worsted From $40 to SIC so.
OF 5S6s 40 Elegant Walking Coat Worsted Suits
From 500 SO to $3.50.
OF 1888 81 Extra Size Mems Sack and Walking
Coat Suits medium Weght) from $25 to
SIS. Cool for any season
Of 6485 "A Fancy Worsted Sack Suits. Extra trim
med and beautiful pattern. Last of the lot.
From $I8 to SIS.
OF $500 II Suits Fine Belgian Cassimeres. Broken
Check and Hair Line. Sold thousands at
$40. Closing out at SIS.
OF 6so7 IS German Cashmere Suits from SIG so to
$40 Very cheap.
OF 6472 26 Dark Mixed Bannockburn Suits From
$3.50 to $13.
ct 6497 1872 All Wool Sack and Walking Coats
Suits. Balances Of Lois Never sold less
than $12 Down to So so.
ot 655I 10Y All Wool Suits from $12 to SO.
ot 653I So All Wool Suits from $13 to $40.
lot 6484 30 Silk Mixed Cashmere Suits. Balance Of
very large lot. From SIG so to S13 So
lens Trousers. IS Large Lots. All reduced.
From 81 and $3.50 to So and $3.50.
From So and 81 to 81 and 81 So
.arge Lots OF Mems Vests down to l. and dollars
Iarge Lots of Mems Coats down to g. and dollars
'argan Room. All the Custom returned Suits. Some
half of: third of: quarter or
1000 Suits for $1,000
q 800 Suits for $3.50.
80 90 Suits for $22.5o.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

PHILADELPHIA, tuesday, July .. 1854

Closed all day tomorrow,
Closed at p. M. Satur'
day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03
ChiIdren's Finest Norfolk Suits

Lot 1874 q Suits. Fine Imported German Csss
mere Beautiful Style. Made in very best
manner. Skeleton finish Never sold less
than $I2. Price to.day, So SO.
Lot 1850 80 Suits One of the very finest lots we
have had this season. Couldn't be better
made finer in finish Sold in large
quantities at $40. Price to close out ST.
(Norfolk)
Lot II25 Beautiful Broken Check Suit. (Norfoks J
Never Sold under $I2. Price to-day So
Lot 1922 4S Brown and Drab Norfolk Suits. Inn
ported Cashmere Finer in quality than is
usual for Boys Clothing. $3.50 reduced
to Sc.
Lot 1443 70 All Wool Norfoks. Former price, IS.
Lot 1850 Clearing them out at So Co.
All the above Lots much less than cost, and
every buyer should these goods before purchasing
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03
GARDEN
no. Sa4 KING STREET.

The undersigned hiss htsed up tn,
Atlantic Garden in good style, sne
Invites all who wish to pass . ieu
moments pleasantly 70 call end pRriioi
pate in = game of shuttle board, Ten
pins or poOl Nroice wiDeH and nquoH
and cigars always on hand.
Lunch every Wednesday norulni
and Saturday morning and evening.
VIZ LEGG, Proprietor
IlgB
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

'Ax.PAYMRB TAXI no

nR T. A. KEABLES,
~ Dermatologigt. 0ynnoolo Iist,
Once Hours: "a. m, to II N.
IN. M, TO 8 30 o. N.
$50 p. m to so p. N.
diseases OF tho skin end dlsoaBOs Of
women. Treatment In both branches BY
the new adaptation Of olootriolty.
Elootroly sisB or Electrical surrey.
No. Gal n AhKEr STREET,
ielo eod'tf Wilmington, Delaware.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

Harvest of bargains wher-
ever you go in the store
Take Muslin Underwear
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-03

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-05
Rounding up DesperadOes-
tProspeotor.a

lEIOepcOLorsH
 Many of our readers will remember that last spring Wm. B. Slaughter, re- latlvs of Sheriff Slaughter, and one of New Mexico's vealthiest stochmen. wac . AsvtE Eu<ugwss n~1 nOs El~nUs
 attacked and st the lime supposed to be mortslly wounded by two despersdoss. knovn ss YounsbloOd and Atkins They were arsested but not prosecuted and sInce Atkins has killsd one of 5lsughter's herdsrs and threatened to 6nish Slaughter. if he had io walk to Los Angeles to commit the deed. A short lime ago. however, warrants were issued for the arrest of Aikins and pal knovn ss Porter, and, according to the Albu- querque Democrat, the ofhcers came up with them lsst Saturday and in the fight which followed Porter vas killed and Atkins placed under arrest and taken to Secorro. The dead man is described ss being about S5 years Of age, i've feet, tsn inches tall, sandy complexion, pro- nuding teeth, beard recently out with . pair Of scissors, uneven lsvs scars on left side of the face and old marks of 6 gunshet wound on the left kbse. It is claimed that there is . reward for him Tn Old Mexico of sl0,OO0. dead or alive.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-05
Ouaer Fits and Starts.

The fits and stsrts-using these words iu their hter.l meaDIDg--Of the nervous people often strike the beholder ss ludi- crous. The nerves of hearing of such un- iortunAtes ars painfully acute, and im- p1uged by abrupt, unexpected soiseF, lead them sometimes 10 perform antics worthyioi jumping jack Al the root of nervousness in most instances, is non- assimilation ot the food, aud consequent ly iunutrition of the nerves as Of the other tissues of the body. This proloDg- ed IS, of Course. productive of serious nervous dI-ease. The remedy is Hostel ter's Stousch Bitters, that invigorsss She stomsch and enables it to perform it's functions properly. Soon after com neneing 8 course of it, it will be found that the nerves grow more tranquil and appetite more vigorous and satisfying These are tbe initial indications. follow ed by .he complete restoration of ner yous vigor. The Bitters also cure feve and ague, liver complaint and consiips' ' tiOp
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-05
Mars Linkun's Son.

A New York Tribune correspondent down on the Svsnee River m Florids sends that paper an interview with <Jhsmpagne CharisJ, ,".ai-1ssssf5 -SSeess msp, ID which presidential preferences were discussed as follows:
 "How about the next President?"
 "Well, we dem down here would like ole Mars LiDkun's son foh 10 be presi- dent. Ebery black man in de Sonf would stan by de Republican principle toh hlm Ole Mir. General Grants son would oe mighty popular. We de would all vote for Mars Linkun's or General Grants son. Oar wouldn't be no black msn m the whole Sout would dare vote agiu young Mars Linkun. We doan' know much about Sherman or Sheridan. or any ob dem fellows vat yoh name. Blaine am known little. But VIC know Linkun and we know Grant Dess Southern people sm just as bittsh sgin yoh Northern people ss dey eber vuH. ony dey dosn' let ou. Dey wants yoh to come down hesh an spen yoh money 90 dey can lib ou it. Oats de why dey am 90 polite and easy. But dey hates yoh just as much as ebber. Dey would stick de knife Tn d back if dey could Flori- al a am DO good cept fob de Norf. Why, dey even get dsre posk an dere bu,tah from de Nori. JJe razOrback Am no good toh posk 'cep. for poah people vat hao to lib on it. Yoh get on de perch wid some ob desc hssh Southern people in the ebening when dey dosn know yoh am a Northern man and jes' let em talk, an it make yOh hair raise on end, Den in de mswnin' dey meet yoh vid smile an want to tote yoh bout de city an sell yoh a town lot an am sll sweetness. Doan' yoh belieb it. Dey am ies' as sour ss eber. Dey got Mars Cleveland to come down hesh and make us fink hs WAS mighty good msn foh de Souf. Dey showed us Missy Clebeland sn' say to us ain't she sweet. Dey can't fool us dsi way. ID de ole days de vimmen on de plantations wuZ mighty sweet, bat de men wuz debbIls unhuDR. Dey had hoofs an horns, foh sssh. If we kin hab Mars Linkur's son foh President ~e will make ebery vo'e count.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-05

TIE President has sent ID the name of Melville W. Fuller to be Chief Justice ot the United States, Mir. Fuller may i'll the bill of expectations but we soms- what doubt 1t Inssmuch as so much tim Der of judlcIsl fitness was given the go by for him. So fsr as aught can be Rs- certsined concerning him, be is small, thin faced, nesr-sighted attorney ot Chicago, IS or 5O years of age, who has never before held judicial position oi sny kind whatsoever, and cons quenti, r wholly without experience on the bench. but what more than counterbs'- snoes this lack of judicial knowleige IS his experience as 6 msnipulstor Of nstiorsl rominsting conventions Of winch be has been a member for the past sixteen years or thereabouts. Twenty years SEQ he uss member of the Illinois Legis- lstu,e and this one term makes up the sum of his official career. Outside of hls own state aud without the immediate li7nlts of bis own party hIs existence Wss not known. The question now arises csn the Senate, CD behalf of the country sFord to confirm thus political nomins- inn
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-05-05

Now that the entire delegation to ihe Republican territorial convention at Phenix has returned home and the friendly struggle for supremacy besweeh the several counties for their respec- tive fsvorites, is thing of the past, little retrospection made in the kiDdli- es. of feelings to all who participated m the contest IS not amiss. It is true the Pima county delegation regretted to see things go as they went si others would probably have done had they been ID like circumstance, bat they accept the result with becomming grace and hope for better luck next time. Tbe combination between Ysvspsi snd Ms- ricops was an event hardly 10 be for shadowed and may be regarded as 6 somewhat strsget 0 m1vemsnt on the part of the north, which in reality went home with the prize. But Of this no word of complaint is heard from Pima who would have m sde like allisnce had Judge Sumner Howard, from whom this proposition came in behalf of himself, been able to deliver the goods, but he was not and there was DO trade. but the fault vas not with Judge Howard, neither wts it with the representatives of Pima Such being the case Msricop pa is 10 be con grstulsted in having accomplished that wherein others failed, II Ysvspsi county be satisfied with Col. EgSers, her success nominee, and Msucops county feels grstifisd with Mir. Gooirich, truly the Republicans of Southern Arizona hsve 10 good cause for complaint It Is further to be hoped that the great terri tory whose representatives they are, will have DO cause for regret n haviog thus houored them above others. But the fact that both men are in favor of Alger of Michigan, while the great Rspubli- can majority are pronouncedly in favor of "the man from Maine" places the territory in the somewhs. peculiar posi- tion of saying one thing and mesniDG g another. These differences however We hope will be reconcilei iu the neal future and that Arizona. through heI representatives, will be largely instru- mental in naming the man when ve all be pleased to honor as the next Pres dent of the United States. There if however, hardly 8 possibility of bis name being Alser.