Arizona republican., 1890-08-12
TIE ONLY REPUBLICAN PAPER IN PHGNlX
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Daily, three months, by mail .....,...,.., 2.5O Daily, six months, by mail ............... 300 Daily, one year. by mail. .................... 1000 Weekly, per month. h.................,......, .2j Weekly, per quarter ..,.......,,,...,... 10 Weekly, per six months. hs.........,.......... loo Weekly, per year. ................"........ 2.5O
 Entered at the postofiice as matter of the second class.
 NUMBER the houses.
 GRAIN will advance.
 HELP to advertise the fair.
 TIE cool wave was grateful.
 A DECIDED advance in grain is looked for.
 SOMETIMES it is costly to accuse wrong fully.
 TnE delightfully."- cool weather is ap- preciated.
 THE way has been paved for free coinage.
 CYcLoNE's are said to be on the free list in the East.
 BUILDING operations will be very brisk in another month.
 ONLY the very best of men should be sent to the legislature.
 TnE retromingents are dangerous to fool with. Keep hands off.
 A TELEPHONE and district messenger system would pay in Phoenix.
 A GENERAL pavement ordinance should be passed by the Council
 TIE sun was tempered to the prickly heat afflicted fellows, yesterday.
 ACCORDING to the Census reports Utah has as many people as Oregon.
 ON TOMORROW Secretary Windom will make his first purchases of silver under the new bill.
 TIE National Election bill as amended by the Senate will in all probability become law.
 IN reference to the Indians, the Ouray Solid Muldoon expresses its opinion thus: 'Damtheindiansw
 EVERY voter should remember that he must go and register or he will lose the privilege of voting. Register now.
 THE question is, will the farmers stick to the Alliance? If so, they will here and there make it rather lively for the old parties.
 THERE must be something wrong with the man who makes everybody his enemy. Everybody can't be wrong and he alone right.
 KANSAS sends up new party cry of "Free Trade and Free Silver" A hor- rible combination; the poison and the antidote in one phial.
 TIE little twinkling Herald with it's l50 subscribers talks about circulation. Oh, come off! When you have some thing to talk about come at us.
 THE REPUBLICAN hopes to see the anti | lottery bill pass Congress. It will take a little patronage away from them, but | it will be all the better for them.
 TIE people of Heligoland seem to | shed rulers as readily as some people do | politics. They received their new em- peror with every demonstration of joy. |
 TIE government at Washington will | treat liberally with the disrupted Gen. tral American Republics, but firmly. There must be no trifling with the rights of the United States or her citizens.
 UNLESS some superserviceable papers | like the Argonam raise up unexpected no man can encompass the defeat of Senator Stanford, but some of these fellows should be hauled off.
 THE Blaine reciprocity idea has not been kindly received by the country. We cannot afford to place pelts, wool, and lead on the free list and keep lum- Der and coal on the tariff schedule.
 TIE old man with the scythe is get ting his work in on royalty. A scion of the Austrian royalty has been killed by falling over precipice in the Alps, and one of the Russian line by the bursting of boiler on man-of-war.
 Ir IS greatly annoying the Demo. crats that they can find no flaw in the of President Harrison. Conservative, able, clean and states it has not a vulnerable spot anywhere.
 TIE Tombstone Epitaph has reap peared as a daily, being a neat, five column folio, with several columns of i've telegraphic news. It is attractive and able editorially. HE REPUBLICAN wishes it success.
 A MEMBER of the REPUBLICAN staff who is not at all rich has $l0O in gold ,oin to wager that the circulation of the iaily Herald in this Territory outside 'f the city of Phoenix does not equal