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Arizona republican., 1892-07-05
As If Used to Be.

The following song was published som years ago. 1t was written ny the lat Royal Tyler, formerly chief judge O the supreme court of Vermont, He wa the author of "The Algerine Captive, novel which was popular over half century ago:
 Squeak tho fife and beat the drum, Independence Day Is comel
 Let the roasting pig be bled,
 Quick, twist off the cOckcrel's head Quickly rub the pewter platter, Heap the nutcake fried in butter; Set tho cups and beaker glass, The pumpkin and the apple sauce. Send the keg to shop for brandy Maple sugar we have handy;
 Independent, staggering Dick, A noggin mix of swiggering thick; Sal, put on your russet skirt Jo:ham, get your boughten shirt, Today wo dance to fiddle diddle, Here comes SambO with his fiddle. Sainbo, take dram of whisky And play up "Yankco Doodle" frisky; Moll, come leave your witChed tricks And let us have a reel of six.
 Father and mother shall make two, Sal, Moll and stand all arrow; SRmbO, play the dance with quality, This k the day of best equality, Father and mother are but men, And Sambo Is a citizen.
 Come, foot it Sal Moll, figure in, And mother, you dance up to him; Now saw Rs fast as you can do, And father you cross OCT 10 SambO. Thus we dance, and thus we play, On glorious Independence Day.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05
NOtice-Desert Land Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 TUCSON, ARIZONA, June %, l'H-' Complaint having been entered at this utIge by Mm. c. Suits against Chas P. Kaui for it!' u7e to comply with law as tO Desert Land EniE No. ,l13. dated January 25, lSSS, upon the whole ol section 29, township south, range west H MaricOpa county, Arizona, with view tu lhc cancellation of said entry, contestant al ell.s that said Chas. P. Kauf has failed Co comply with the provisions of the law since the date ol bis filings, in that he has not conveyed wa'u upon nor cultivated said tract Oi land and lneie are no evidence of any attempt having teen made either to irrigate or cultivate said uncia land
 The contestant having filed his affidavit m this office, June 22, 1892, setting forth the lacl that after due diligence he could not Oldh personal service and that he believes thGi iue cOntestee is no longer a resident of this ierr- tory and asks that service may be had ly Tp.. hcation in the Phoenix REPUBLICAE, Iapei published at Phpnix, Arizona
 The same IS hereby granted and thc ,all parties are hereby summoned to appear at tll' office on the Sth day of August 1892, at 10 0c.oc. q. m., to respond and furnish testimony con cerping said alleged failure. Hearing beioiy Register and Receiver at the Tucson lana Office, August 10, lS92, at 10 o'clock a. m
 CHAS. K. DRAKE
 Receiver
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05
NOtice-Desert Land Entry.
UNITED sTATEs LAND OFFICE.

UNITED STATES LAhD bIFiIEr
 TUCSON, ARIZONA. June a, lsN-I Complaint having been enter,d at 'iisCfW by Arthur A. CoJel against Jum,s L. M,KClW for failure tO comply with law as tO IesJf Land Eniry No. I.2i4, dated MarCh lU, I,s,, ,Gpga the whole Of section 27, towns hip sOuih Uule c west, ir Mnricopa county, Ar z0us, with view to the cancellation of 90 d entry. contest ant alleging that said James U. NCkeIyer has failed 10 comply wi the provisions Ci the law since the date of his filing, in that he na, rW conveyed upon or attempted Co so convey water for the purpose of irrigatlGg and cuI'ysi.ag said trGrt, and there are Ht present uu evidence thnt any such attempt has ever been rdc The contestant having filed his a'IGuvt@ ;Gis office, June ?, log2, setting forth rle lad that after due diligence he could u,, obtain personal service and that he ieiiCveS thG'Ue cniItestee is no longer resident ot the ltrioE and asks that service may he had by IuHlca. tiun in the PEpniN REPUBLICAN. R paper put. Hshtd in PhUniX, Arzopa.
 The same is hereby granted and 'he 9a parties are hereby summoned 10 appear st lll' ut'lce on the 9th day of August, l'n- a {. o'clock 2. m., Co respond and furnish te-ilmcI! cone, rning said alleged failure. HeyrluE lC fore Register and Receiver at he TuCS0I Land Office, August l6, 1892, Gt 10 o'clock a. m.
 CHAS. R. DRAKE,
 RepelNea
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05
NOtice-Desert Land Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE InCsnN- ARILnNA Inn. U -.--

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 TUCSON, ARIZONA, June -I. l,gg, Complaint having heen entered at tlls rfse by John Lyons against Morris K. Lock for Ef. ure to comply with law as to Desert Iaua Egrr No. l,Ogs. dated September Q, lss-. upor Hs whole Of section 2l, township 3 soUIh lsrrs west, in MHricopa county, rizOna. with vifV to the cancellation of said entry, c0ntey,sr alleging that said Morris R. |. ck has FHE t1 comply with the provisions of the 'av n that since the date of his filings he has u0r cr. veyed water thereon nor cultivated said tpe Of land or any pat thereof, and there 6eu evidence of any attempt having been uaden irrigate or cultivate said trscl of land
 The contestant having filed bis saidsyi. .1 this office. June 9, 1892, setting iOrib the eHt ihst afieT due diligence he could not oJ.gi1 personal eryice and that he heheyes tha:hs coutestee is no louEer q resident 0f this tg'. ritOry and asks that service may be had by Vgh licUtiOn in the PhUniN REPUBLICAN, a la1e- published in 'hwnix, Arizona.
 The same is hereby gral ted and the said parties are hereiy summoned tO appear Gt this office on the bth day of August, l>9l, G D o'clock a. m, 70 respond and furnish testimony concerning snid alleged failure. Hearing oe fore Register end Receiver at the Tucson Land Ofice, August l3, lsy2, at 10 o'clock a. m
 CHAs. R. DRAKE
 Receiver
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05
A man who mnst have bod rrnoro,,

A man who must have had numerous nightmare dreams has invented hang. ing machine by which the condemned murderer hangs himself. No other in. dlvidual has even to press a button. There is a cask of water from which the plug is withdrawn by the weight of the doomed man when he steps upon the platform to make his last speech. Water flows then from the cask In a few sec. onds it will be frightened. That causes
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05
Taking or Old Wall Pnner.

To take off wall paper previous to painting or papering, wet the old paper thoroughly with long handled brush dipped in warm water. Let it rest until the water has penetrated it and the paper blisters and loosens, when you can peel it off with your hands. Do not wet too much at time.-New York JOurnal
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05

In the sweet vale of Cashmere, cele- brated in song and story, cholera rages unchecked. In the month of May there were @,5OO deaths from it. Europe and America may receive visitation from the scourge if its ravages continue.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05
How EnrIlsh stntesmcn Get necrnntinn.

Of present English celebrities Mir. Chamberlain is an amateur horticultur- ist; Sir John Lubbock passes the flying moments in studying his .;nts and bees; Mir. Black enjoys yachti..s among the Hebrides, and many of the mobility have a pronounced fancy for horse racing. Hygiene
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05

PnGNGx ls not lacking in patriotisni, as was shown by the numerous decora- tions yesterday. It is patriotism that builds up great commonwealths, and Ph~nix has enough patriotic people to build up a great city.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05

YESTERDAY was no hotter shan many Fourth of Julys which the writer has spent in the east or north. The ques- ton of hot summers in Arizona is more buncombe than anything else. Yester- day was as pleasant July day as one need expect anywhere.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05

S1O pound wcisht to drop instantly, and the fall of this weight jerks the condemned man to his doom, perhaps at the very instant he is declaring in the most solemn manner his innocence. It is a ghastly business in any shape.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05

An Englishmau who visited America says that the signs push" on one side of our office doors and pull" on the other are illustrative of American life and character. All is push and pull. So it is, especially the pull.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05

A mustard foot bath is often helpful in the first stages of a cold. A good handful each of mustard and coarse salt should be stirred into the water, and all chills must be avoided after ward.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05
I<egaI.
Public Notice.
OFFICE OF

bFFiCE uF THE RAILROAD CoNNIsIoNF., or,.
 FHGNIN, April gg r.s'1l VNo THE PUBTIC-To the end ,bo,T,s .' Il road Ioinmlsslohers oi Arizona '. tr telligently comply with that pnrt of,F'-.I Q provided by law, which r.uuircs rt,. @. first Monday in December they shah WI port to the goyeI nor Ito be by him ,..-''s to the next legislative assembly, cl-ls such facts, statements and exurar8,t,,.. ''lg disclose the working of the system of .'' F- transportation in this teritory. and f,. '''e to the general business and pro,pari,, -,- citizens of the territory, and such sra.. Q and recommendation in respect 'bers,s..1 to them seem appropriate" this board Is. Ng termined, in aGdition to the regular o-'1 meetings of the board appointed tn h, t-,tsl the secretary's office in the city of p,,'-, the second Mondays of Jeuuary. A,,~ and October of each year, to hold speri.I '.l ings at various railroad point. rhrorg.,-.s's territory, and tO invite the attendance 9. 's of such of our citizens as may Gud rrar,.,, 2, to attend and have information and sF.' offer 10 the commissioners in conHcr..,.. " their aforesaid duty.
 Meetings for the northern Glstric, ofr.. ritory have accordingly been arr4rgel ., s lows; At Kingman on the lI,r, a, Pra,r,.. . the 10th, and at Flagstaff on the 18th. o, ,. month of June next.
 Meetings for the southern 6is,rlrt winl.. ranced al the next quarterly mc,,ingtohst at Phpnix July II, 1892. Complaint, of !. reasonable charges or unjust dtsrrimirsg~ freight or fares against the ruilrogds oror.f. within this territory may be presented hy a complainsnts in person, atGry m,eurc f r board or by mali addressed ty the secre,-. Phmnix.
 By order of Ihe Board
 H E. LIGUTUIZFE -,.-..-
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05

PLANS FOR the new public school building at Tempe are on exhibition at Mir. Greens store in this city. The de- sign shown is that of an excellent edi- flee and reflects great credit on the en- terprise of Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05

Montana is larger than Turkey; Texas is larger than the whole Austrian em- pire by 3O,OO0 square miles and New Mexico is larger than Great Britain and Ireland put together.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05

THE APPOINTMENT of F. A. Shaw as secretary of the asylum board is a cred itable one. MT. Shaw is a time-tried Republican, an old citizen of Arizona, and will fill the office with credit to himself and the party of which he is an honored representative.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05

A London thief tried to escape in big box After trying to balance himself on his head few times, however, he found the weight of his feet insupport- able and yelled for assistance.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05
AGENCIES.
The Arizona Republican League,

HEADQUARTERS IN COT TON BLOCK,
 PHGNlH, ARlZ.
 OFFICERS:
 BEN HENEY, PreSidcnt,...... ...... Pima County J. B, WOODWARD, Secretary Mgucopa County A. l.. GROW, Treasurer, ......... .COchiSe County VIM A. HANCOCK, lst. Vice. President. MaTicopa c. M. FUNSTON, End. Vice President. COcOninO
 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: J. D, MoNIHoN, Chairman .MarlcOpa County F. NJ ZUCH,.. Apache County GEO W CHEYSEY, ,.....,...... COchise County ]. c. SAVAGE, .................C .CoCOninO County w. J. BLAKELN,................ MohaVe County VIM. ROY,.... ................ Pima County F. A, TRGrLE, Iayapai County ABE FRANK ....... ................Nu Yuma County
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Hd. F.. No. 7a5

LAND CFFlIE EAT1U,sOS. AFyoy,
 May al. l.g N OTiCE is hereby given that tEe loIovarl IN named settler has hleG notice of Gs,l-..' tentiOn tl make final proof in suppor, of t.. claim, and that said proof will be made lst,15 the clerk of the district court At FhqriT. l-,S on July 5, 1892, viz: Millie WHshbun WSIg Of EAthan A. "ashburn. deC,Rscd. of Pfcerr Ariz., for the ne. of sec 2S, twp. n.rgf She names the following witnesses r0 r,,-. her continuous res dence upDu and culfr,t. of sid land, viz James C. SLacke]lurd yl,I N. Broadway, Ransom NJ. Niall and ps., MsmDni, T, all Of Phoenix. Ariz.
 HERBEET BROWN.
 Register
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05
Deaths from Consnmntion.

Major Vealc, health officer of Phila- delphia, state, that thore are from 2,so0 to 5000 dea'hs from consumption iu
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05
Making Direct Connections For All

fullman Palace Cars through without change via Chatts nonRa to New York Only ne ynihhee oi ears to the principal points in Georgia Virginia, North and South Carolina and Allan tic States. A''''' Ticket offoe,. .9l St Charles Street, New orleahs, bs' F. JONES, T. F. A;
 DALLAS TEXAS
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05

Phlladelpnla every year, and is clearly of opinion that preventable action is necessary
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN. THE RgPUBLICAN will not be responsible tor any bills unless contracted on written order of the management
 T. J. woLFLEY. Manager,
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05
A Cough
 and Group Medicine.


 contain nothing violent, uncertain, or dangerous. It must be standard in material and manufacture. It must be plain and simple to admin ister; easy and pleasant to take. The child must like it. It must be prompt in action, giving immedi- ate relief, as childrens' troubles come quick, grow fast, and end fatally or otherwise in a very short time. It must not only relieve quick but bring them around quick, as children chafe and fret and spoil their constitutions under long con fnement. It must do its work in moderate doses. A large quantity of medicine in child is not desira- ble. It must not interfere with the child's spirits, appetite or general health. These things suit old as well as young folks, and make Bo- schee's German Syrup the favorite family medicine. c
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05
Groceries.

If you want groceries and provisions, ln- ware, Yankee notions, school supplies, inst call at the NEW BRICK store, opposite Gibson's livery stable, west Washshington street, and examine prices.
 W. T. WOODS, SR.
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05

 Syrup"

For children a medi- cine should be abso- lutely reliable A mother must be able to pin her faith to it as to her Bible If nnst
Arizona republican., 1892-07-05
veterinary.

NHT P. KELTT, D. V. s., VETERINARY
 w. !. Surgeon and Dentist. Office Wards stable, Phoenix. Will be at Tempe Moncays, Mesa Tuesdays
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
MOTHER NATURE.

Apples weighing three pounds each have
been grown in Southern California, and
apples that weigh two pounds and half
arc so common as to excite no comment
II has been shown that the life OF a fish
is very great. Hundreds OF fish are still
alive in tho royal aquarium in ST. Peters
burg that were placed there more than
$50 years ago.
A fine weeping willow tree in the Hol-
lywood cemetery at Richmond, Va, has
grown from a twig that was cut from
willow at Napoleon's grave and brought to
Virginia by Frenchman.
A Virginia mosquito measured from
the tip OF his beak TO the end of his tail
ono and one-half inches, while his wings
from tip to tip covered two inches. His
legs were each fully an inch long,
Hogs are largely used TO hunt for truf-
fies in France. As soon as the animal
takes the roots OF the fungus in his mouth
he is dealt sharp blow across the nose
and drops the trutfle, when it is bagged by
the hunter.
According to an author, there is very
astonishing curiosity in Thibet in the
shape OF plant that flies 1t resembles a
dog in shape, and is the color of tor
toise she'll and is very tame IL lions or
elephants see il they are frightened,
"hence il is the king of beasts. " There is
also a kind Of black donkey which can
cope in fight with tho tiger.
The Doylestown, Pa, mtelligencer re-
lates story Of dog OF that section who
COMES out daily TO meet the stage and
carry home the mail. II the stage is late
the dog meets it some distance down the
pike. aud with smiling face trots along
side tho coach until the papers are thrown
to him, which he sciEes in his mouth and
swiftly carries across the fields to his mas
tors home.
Tho bee has three-fold voice organs
which are the vibrating wings, the vibYa.
ting rings OF the abdomen and a true vocal
apparatus in the breathing aperture or
spiracle. The buzz is produced by the
hrst two, and the hum which
may be "surly, cheerful or col.oquially
significant, " by the vocal membrane. A
number OF tho bees notes have been in
terpreted. hHumm" is the cry of con
tentment; ''wuh. nuh-nuh" gloriaes the
egg layings of the queen; ''shu-u-u" is thu
note OF the young bees ut play; "s-s.s's'
means the muster Of q swarm; "b-r-r-r'
the slaughter or expulsion Of the drones
and tho ''tu tu,tu" of the newly matched
young queen is answered by the ''qun qua
qua Of the queens still imprisoned in thei
( cells
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
ODD ENOUGH.

Rio Jhnciro principal street is thirty
feet wide, only half milo long, and no
carriages are allowed 10 enter IT,
Thunder and lightning are exceedingly
rare on the Pacific coast genuine thun
der storm has visited California but twice
IN twelve years
Wages arr 50 low In India that mon may
L. hired for So a month TO do household
work. a dollar Is great sum TO them,
end one meal day the rule.
The export Of wooden houses, framed
and ready for erection. forms consider
able industry in Sweden. Twenty com.
plcto cottages were recently shipped &c
Brazil
An apple tree which bears each year
loads 81 fruit shaped almost exactly like
pears is n curiosity over which some OF
the inhabitants OF Old Orchard, Me, are
said 60 ho mildly excited and boastful
There is at Baltimore, ireland, fishing
school whore boys receive instruction IN oil
branches Of EcA nshorman's work, and
In such allied industries ms net making,
boat building. cooperNgo and sail making.
The famous troussesu shops of Paris are
tiny places devoted TO a single sort OF gar
nent. In ono nothing but handkerchief
arc sold, in another nothing but night
gowns Some Of the smallest European
shops accommodate but one customer nt a
time, aud in many il Is almost impossible
10 display goods 90 advantage
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
ODD HABITS AND CUSTOMS

In some OF the old countries men who
toll have almost lost their names, and
hnve become only number Every work
man in Japan wears on his cap aud on his
back an inscription giving his business and
his employers name.
An ordinance has recently gone into ef-
feet in Berlin which will give the right Of
way to carriages OF physicians driving
through crowded streets ia order to dis.
tinguish doctors carriages from others the
conchmen viii wear white hats
A tobacco dealer in New Haven, whose
trade in tho main is with the Yale boys,
says that the sale Of cigarettes is falling
of Three years ago he sold 800, 600 pack
ages Of one brand last year he sold BOO,
600 packages OF all brands He now sells
City pipes where he formerly sold one
A correspondent, says the London Globe
sends the following touching example Of
conjuga efTrontery Mr.. and Mrs -
have returned TO town and will celebrate
their silver wedding on the 10Th inst. n.
B-Intending givers OF presents can be
supplied with list OF suitable gifts on
writing TO Mrs ---."
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
FAMILIAR NAMES.

Dickens pictured /, le5 characters in the
books be wrote.
Col. John Hay has presented Adelbert
college, IN Cleveland, with s., 900 TO meet
certain pressing demands OF the library.
Nine de Stuel was most proud of the
fact that she had acquired seventeen
trades. hy any one Of which she could
make livelihood.
There is foolish proverb, writes
James Payn, that people should not cry
out before they are hurt II Is surely n
much more sensible plan than to cry out
after they are hurt. p"
The late Gen Crook was first rnte
marksmau. An officer who served under
him on the plains tells that he once saw
him kill six pin. tailed grouse with seven
shots OF his rife, and all of the grouse but
ono were shot in the head or neck. The
general always took good caro- of his rife
No moro Englishmen live TO tell the
story Of Waterloo. Lord Albemarle,
Gen. Whichcoto and Colonel Hewitt, the
three survivors who celebrated the seven.
ty.flfth anniversary OF the battle in Juno,
1880. arc now dead, and the famous
waterloo list at the British war Office has
been closed.
Gen. Nelson Monroe, of Boston, is a
nephew OF President Monroe, Ho is 9th
orwisc distinguished as the next-to oldest
member of tho sons Of veterans and as
champion OF the "eiRht-dollar pension
lnw.n Gen. hIonroe's father, the presi.
dents brother is living at the advanced
age OF ninety.siN.
William H. English, the Indian poll
tician and former vice presidential candi'
date, Is preparing an elaborate scrap
boon history" OF Indiana That is, no is
making copies OF original documents and
collecting other materials suitable for the
use OF a future historian of the state
Two volumes OF the work arc nearly com
plsted and will soon be published.
Mrs. John A Logan mentions the fact
that her distinguished husband fought IN
the frat battle Of BUN Run Arrayod In q
plug hat and double breasted Prince Al
bsK coat. bho u proud Of this fact be
cause she thinks Il emphasizes tho fao
that he was civilian soldier, though 1t i
doubtful Il sho orders the equestrian STATUE
! ~ Con. Logan dressed up in that way,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-03-05
OLD plosY YIELDED.
because HIS Son-in- Law Had Piece oil
Property Worth SEQ, 900.

Young Toddleby was true-hearted
and promising youth. He had grad
uated with honor at Yale. and was
studying law with Mr.. Lofter II SO
happened that Toddlsby became ac-
quainted with a beautiful young lady
daughter OF old Digby. He loved the
fair maiden and when he had reason
TO believe that his love was returned.
he asked Mr. Lofter TO recommend
him 70 the father, Loiter being on
terms OF close intimacy with the fam
lily. The lawyer agreed and per-
formed his mission; but old Digby
who loved money, asked what prop
erty the young man had. Lofter said
he did not know. but he would in
quire. The next time he saw his young
student he asked him if he had any
property at ALL continues the New
York Ledger.
Only health strength and de-
termination 70 work, replied the
youth
Well. said the lawyer. who sin
ceroly believed the student Was in
every way worthy, 'let us see. Nhal
will you take for your right leg? ]
will give you 500 o0O for it"
OF course Toddleby refused.
The next time the lawyer saw The
young lady's father he said:
II have inquired about this young
mans circumstances He has nc
money in bank; but no owns &
piece Of property FOR which. 20 my
certain knowledge he has been offered
+ and has refused $40. 600.
This led old DlgbY 10 consent 10 Ii,
marriage which shortly aftorwar,
/ took place. In the end he had reaso,
I 10 be proud Of his son-in-laH. though
t he WAS once heard 30 remark touch
/ ing that rare piece Of property. upoI
I the strength Of which he had con
( scented 10 the match:
III Il could not take wings Il wa
/ liable at any time 10 walk on.