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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-17
PEOPLE NEAR HOME.

AMONG its hotel arrivals the Denison
(Tex.) Herald has this: Capt Bill
Simms is in the city. Bill is an old
time rancbman. He whaclled up bulls
in west Texas when Indians were as
thick rs prairie dogs"
john AUTRAM, of Wilmington, o.,
voted three times for Gen. jackson,
three times for Cleveland for president,
and eighteen times for presidents. He
is ninety-two years old and is yet one
of the best horsemeR in his region.
ANGHIcus SYMMEs, who is to head an
Arctic expedition in June, goes on Il
strong conviction that Nerhoeif is in
what became known as Symmcs' Hole,
owing to his fathers theory that the
earth IS hollow and open at The poles
WILLIAM r. STANsBURY, who entered
the service of the Baltimore sun over
Efty-tiyc years ago, has been at the case
ia that Office ever since and spent the
"-nninr of his Scventy-siXth birthday
there, setting the smallest face type
without the aid of glasses.
JAMES l4aED and his son George
parted twenty-eight years ago and did
not again see or hear of each other until
q few weeks ago. when they discovered
each other in Seattle, and learned at
the same time that they had been living
within few miles of each other, on
Puget sound, for many years past.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-17
RIO. ELEVATION.

has not spent 500 on his buildings, and
he has the reputation Of having the
purest stock in this country. His an
nual sales run well into hundreds of
dollars annually. Therefore do not
understand me as advocating fine build
iugs unless yoU are able to erect them,
for the money is better expended in the
choicest stock you can obtain, every
time.
I have shown in Fig. | a practical
building with yard attached. The
building is plain one. 1t is 20 feet in
length, S feet in width, 10 feet high in
front lsouth), 6 feet high in back
(northl, with shingle roof Walls are
inch oak boards nailed to pcrpeudicu-
lars, with the cracks battencd. The
floor is double and tight. 1t is two
feet from the ground, giving space I'M
der the same for the flock in excessively
hot weather or even in rainy, damp
days 1t makes the building and floor
very dry, and this means good health
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-17

Even the doctor. accustomed as he
was to all sorts Of sights, could not
help but notice that the girl with
brown hair and blue eyes looked abso-
lutclY bGwitching in her white roles,
lying there amid wreath of lac,
drapcrr. When the physician had felt
her pulse he smiled. "Only n fever"
he remarked, with q rcassuring nod.
Raising herself upon her elbows she
glared at him. 'WhatkInd of a fevcr?"
she demanded. ~ should say"-the
doctor wa, still smiling-'it was scar
let fever" With a groan she fell
among the pillows. "Oh dear"--she
was on the verge of sobbing-"why
couldn't have yellow fever? Scarlet
she turned her face to the wallis
so awfully nnbecoming TO my complex.
ion" Then she declined to take any
medicine by way of wreaking ven
gcance on cruel fate.-Detroit Trib-
une
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-17
1T NEVER FAILS.
An Illustration of Mans Natural Imita-
tiveness.


An Illustration of Mans Natural Imita-
tiveness.
$40 you see thai gentleman sitting
opposite?" said one man in a cable car
to his next neighbor.
eyes"
Il can make him pull his watch out
Of his pocket and consult the time
without saying word to him."
you know him, perhaps, and have
it arranged that he shall do so on
certain signal from you"
No, never saw him before in my
life"
"Well, then, don't believe you can
do it."
II have five dollars to say can"
IL have five to say you can't"
'It's bet is it?''
at is"
The other man waited few mo-
ments, until the glance of the man re-
ferred to fell on him, and then, with
much deliberation, he drew forth his
watch and looked at it,
The man across the aisle saw the
movement and instantly lifted his own
watch from his vest pocket.
The man who had bet he wouldn't
handed his five-dollar bill over without
a word, and as the other took it he re-
remarked:
at pever fails. Look at your own
watch and it is as catching as yawn-
ing. Try it yourself on some body"
Pittsburgh Chronicle.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-17
THE POULTRY YARD.

WHY cannot you secure private Gus
toners for your eggs and thus add a
big percentage of profit?
Is THE house overcrowded? Thin
out the poorer specimens and give the
others more room. The flock will pay
better.
HAWKS may be caught by putting a
dead chicken on pole and fastening a
steel trap on top. Chain the trap to
the pole, of course.
WooD ashes besides setting free the
ammonia OF the droppings bleaches the
shanlis Of the fowls and should not be
smptied in the poultry house.
A STEEL trap properly set will catch
the postum that kills the chickens. Set
il inside the house in front of the OPEN
ing where the varmint enters, protect
ing it from the fowls by boards or a
wire screen.
If there are no outer sheds with a
sunny exposure for the flock to fire.
quent they had better be confined tc
the house. Wading in slush and stand
mg in "a winter wind do not promote
health nor induce laying.
The best Of the self-regulating incu'
bators require watching. The operator
must be intelligent. An ignoramus
cannot succeed in Matching chickens by
machinery. Instinct will beat ignor.
&nce every time, whatever manufac
turers may say.-Farm Journal
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-17
Two on Chauncey.

Here are two stories about Chauncey
NJ. Depew:
A tramp who was given a dinner by
n kind woman started at it voracious-
ly, when she stopped hun and said: I'm
this family it is always the custom to
invoke the divine blessing before
meals" "Well," said the tramp, me
and Chauncey Depew always talk best
after we've eJ."
/ saw Il letter some time ago written
by the secretary of the national board
of undertakers, who were about to
hold a convention at Buffalo, asking
Chauncey Depew for reduced rates in
consideration of their large numbers.
1t was written on paper headed with
the title of their weekly publication,
the Shroud, and concluded in these
words: eff yon should sea fit TO grant
our request we shQll be happy to cXer-
else toward you professional reciproci-
ty."--Detroit Free Press
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-17
PEOPLE OF MANY LANDS.

THE Duke of Sutherland is credited
with owning 1,35S,545 acres in the
United Kingdom, and to possess a rent
roll of more than 100000 year.
A LEGAL separation has been pro-
nounced between Maurice Bernhardt
and his wife, Princess Jablonowski
In her demand for this separation Nine
Maurice Bernhardt declared that her
personal fortune was endangered by
the prodigality of her husband.
NJ. CLEMENCEAU is one of the few men
who cannot be interviewed. When a
reporter goes to see him and asks:
What do you think of such and such
thing?" NJ. Clemenceau always an
Swers: LET me hear what you think
first" And the conversation usually
stops there.
GLADSTONE was born in the same
year us Abraham Lincoln. The name
of Lincoln now seems almost enshrined
in ancient history. Yet Gladstone is
still engaged in the difficult task Of
contemporary craftsmanship. The gulf
stream of youth sometimes flows into
the icy seas of old age.
n BRIDEGROOM in chains was recently
married in st. Petersburg. Alexander
Petrovitch had been tried for murder
and sentenced to death; but the SEN
tence was afterward committed to ten
years Punishment in Siberia. He was
married in convict garb, and his chains
Clattcred over the church floor. His
bride and he ate wedding breakfast,
and she will accompany him to Siberia.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-17
FIG. INFERIOR VIEW.

10 the flock 1t also prevents rats and
other rodents from a secluded shelter
from cat or dog
The floors should be always covered
several inches deep with sand; it will
answer also for busting purposes. 1t
IS deoIorizer; the droPpiug3 arc easl-
~ concealed or covered up and alb.
sorbad by The sand about them The
plan of the windows is 4 good one, be-
ing lower down and in a row. The sun
in winter is low and the windows are
Just the right height to admit the rays,
striking direct on the floor, The dock
gets th"trnrit. In summer the sun is
nearly directly overhead and the rays
do not have SO much effect inside, con-
sequent'y j. is not so hot in the build
ing.
An open shed on the front can be
added, about feet in width, being
very useful in bad weather, and in
summer the shed roof would prevent
the SUMS rays from shining on the
windows during the middle Of the day.
Doubtless some poultrymen would
claim that TINS building was unneces
sarily h' IN. think not. and that
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-17
Stub Ends of Thought.

1t is always wise to discount the face
value of woman.
The best men never know how good
they are.
All of us know how other people
should spend their money.
The rose cannot inhale its own fra
GRANGE.
Do not fear sin; overcome it.
The devil shakes hands with the man
who drives hard bargain.
Cupid doesn't hesitate to foreclose his
mortgages.
Don't have money transactions with
your friends if you can avoid them.
Speak kindly of the rich; they need
1t.
A full stomach giveth courage. De-
troit Free Press.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-17
NATURES FUNNY MOODS.

A LIVE cottonwood tree with petrified
roots is growing near Atchison, Kan.
A GOOSE with three wings is the
choicest fowl in the flock of Mrs. Sam
ucl Lutz, of Worcester, Montgomery
county, Pa.
HARRISON SHERER, of Valparaiso,
Ind, claims to have found an elk horn
in the hollow of tree where he sup
poses it to have been for hundred
years or more.
AN English sparrow, undaunted by
Santa Claus fnery scattered every
where, flew into a toy store at Port
Carbon, Pa, and alighted upon an open
money drawer. The voracious bird
seized a dime and took wings for the
outside world.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-17
He Showed Signs.

A certain congressman, famous
principally for his untidiness, was in
one of the small towns of his district
making a speech. During the day a
couple from up the creek saw him on
the street corner.
"Who's that, Hiram?" inquired the
wife, who was interested in all the
sights.
why, Marthy," was the reply,
don't you know him? He's our CON
gresham.
ugh" she exclaimed uppishly, "he
wears powerful dirty shirt"
"In course, in course" said her hus-
band; but, Marthy, he's got to do
somethin', to show he's congress-
man. detroit Free Press.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-17

The trials Of man collecting bills
sometimes take an annoying turn. One
OF those pleasant gentlemen stepped
into an office, and, seeing the debtor
talking to a number of lady friends,
waited till he had leisure. Whereupon
the debtor turned to the collector with
a very pleasant manner, and said 81
will loan you this much to-day. Come
again when you are hard up" and
smiled one of those smiles that crack a
loolSing-glass. Hartford Post.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-17

f, nest boxes C, step or platform. II,
perchcs, y, feed boxes. I, entrance for fowls.
g, door
low building is much hotter in summer
than one that is higher.
The small window in each end of the
building and the truesom over the
door furnish all the ventilation neces-
Sary. In winter, with doors and win
lows all closed, the shingle roof is all
that is necessary for vcntilator. The
building is large enough for % fowls
TO do we'll Never ovcrcrowd house,
no matter what else you do; disease
Vii come soon enough without invit-
ing It in this way.-J. w. Caughey, in
Ohio Farmer.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-17
ASTRONOMY.

SOME of the stars move with a velocity
of nearly fifty miles a second.
ASTRONOMERS claim that there are
1880, 900 comets in the solar system.
THE strongest telescope brings the
moon to an apparent distance of 100
miles
THE comet medal of the Astronomi-
cal academy of the Pacific coast has
been awarded to Edwin Holmes, of
London, Eng, for his discovery of the
unexpected comet on November 9.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-17
FARM POULTRY HOUSE.
PIans of Practical building with Var,
Attached.

FIans of Practical building with Yard
Attached.
II Is wel Tor farmers and others who
raise poultry 20 provide, not the most
costly, but the best-planned building
for the flock that is kept, Ialso would
advise having separate buildings and
runs for separate breeds. True there
is more work attached to such plan,
but its advantages, think, overcome
the obstacles bought up against it.
The different hocks are more isolated
from each other, and there is less dan
ger of an epidemic of disease
1t is not necessary to make buildings
large nor put much money into them. l
know breeder Of Black Spanish fowls
who tells me chat in thirty years he
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-17
stage Lines.
l. s. NAIL And STAGE LINE.

Passengers from Globe, San Carlos, Fort
Thomas and AL points below will please take
the stage at sOlomonvile for Duncan on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at clock a. m
making close connection ut duncan with tn
train from LOrdsburg TO Clifton and Moreuci
Also with the stage Il, Carlisle, New Mexico
returning from Duncan to Soomonville on ar.
rival of train from Clifton and stage from Car.
Isle on Tuesdays Thursdays and saturdays, ar
irving at Solomonville at O'Clock p. M ]
keep a good corral ut each end of the route
This is short road free from dust and chuck
holes Commercial men taken on any day OF
the week.
NOAH GREEN,
Proprietor.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-02-17
Notice 10 BrickmakerS and Contractors.

We, the undersigned, architects OF the city OF
PhGllX, HEREBY agree thai on and afe the
first day OF My 1893 to specify for all brick
worK under our supervision. and require the
same To he used nv contractors. brick of The
following Dimensions:
For common brick 81 inches long. inches
wide and 2lI inch thick and for pressed OF
fnce brick, 81 in"he long 4, inches wide auG
225 inches thick Signed this Jan. 5th 1899
McGinnis Il Neinleiu; A. p Petit; Creighton
Merrill cw Ferris; H. r. Leonard, Sr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
ALLEGED TO BE FUNNY.

Winks Come along. old boy. I've got
two complimentary tickets Tor dra-
matte performance.
.links Tragedy or comedy "Trag
sdy." Il don't like tragedies. They - :
peal So strongly to ones symrathies tn I
! always feel blue FOR a week ''Inis
one won't You'll come home as jolly rs
If you'd been TO circus. Its by an
amateur company."-New York Weekly
Congressman Jones Of. Coshkosh- See
here. Mr.. Architect. you've got the room
marked ante-room. Well. now. l like
the game myself. y'know: rather play
poker tlan cat. but since Mrs. Jones has
been To Paris she won't have none of il
II you'll put baccarat room on these yer
specifications. Ill let yer so ahead and
build.--Inter Urban.
Alice-Oh. dear. il is so awfully hot.
don't /.
Mabel Yes.
Alice You horrid. mean. old thing
Minneapolis Journal.
Mr.. Oldbcan-And have you been
having good time today.
Miss Autograph (of Omaha) Lovely.
weht around the buildings and signed
my Name in twenty three registers.
Worlds Fair Puck.
Mrs. Crimsonbeak-My husband is a
great inventor.
Mrs. Yeast Indeed! What does he
invent!
Excuses. lonkers Statesman.
NJ Gordon Sa.faira tanoriiyk--Th
dog II yours is barking all night,
pr. Understood So L. yours.
MIR. Gordon Settaire-Well. I've go,
used 10 mine. Puck.
Hicks One ~ the stores advertiscs a
list II .tsro new names for girls.
Mrs. Hicks Stop IN and get it; I've
called ours all ! can think of.--Sev
York Iin,.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
s1AIe pRsss SENTIMENT.

Democrat leaders in Michigan. no.
tabiy Timothy farsney, are iierceiy urg
ing attacks upon the law granting niH-
niciEal outrage 20 women. ] he intel
iigent women voters ~ Michigan should
remember these men and the party they
lead when next the polls open. l. IL be-
cause they think women viii hardly IA
dorso such holders a. Tafsney and his
Tx that such officials fear the female
voters. Muskegun Jhfcnicle.
The present administration does not
allow man 81 receive q penstdn for
present physical weakness who at tho
same time gives s<urn statement 10 q
life insuFanca coaapany HAT he il iu
perfect health Dhc Washington eta
zen hHs discovered that at the cost - y
tat pension. Barry County DeniacFat
Ter more than two centuries France
has been trying 20 obtain fo-1fsnid in
siam ADD is resent move maae - that
end D. surprising only ~ ifs apparent
disregard fsr the rights - the smaller
power Detroit Free Press.
Sock'ess simpeon ana Piilhaek PeiTsr
are eFsicni.y iesing interest "a financial
sfslrr. They should - 70 kans.us cats
or Denver instfuciIDg bankers h0v -
ride breakers and pull themselves uut q
holes Bay City tribune.
The SILVER men have maie enc threat
that xili STRIKE terror "a Tie country a.
large. snd ~ sshisgiea Ia particular
They propose 70 start neN~psper ~
th- latter viare Saglnsw ofIrlei tier
all
slow li4niistionr u shat compffol
- t.ekies calls Il Net - 4lpe satief
sSeaie people are ofthe oplaion fhas u
qaNiatsoa IA. just hummesl since tneFe
land Sas inaugufsted SAG nsa Gear
~ Herald
Politicians ard the people generally
are seslns Il the Shefnan az is a.
f~siesi teen Ekatf ~ufeieof - tiie
fias = fhs esd lhsref Ca4dia Dtal
ef8t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

Fnathe Uealq IL a member ~ r.hr
haas.t al. ssms /. Az indsx u Al.
r,tlrai.ts lie !. AZ snaaeiou.
tef.r as.4 ooo = the most agv,s..;v.
lerx IN sha lr.sh r5ts F,eb hsi,;,
~. had hrist,,s sin p.,,naeity aps h
- res8, f1r scrsp A. TIE grop q Tho
het lfealv Uear. a fsH hi,h "a.
Whether 4 d.zeenIsi tan th, s.sl
flaa.rs r. rriaa l,a,.sal.ss, +. .in,,.is
e.s Hsrf,s fsiher 4rs +. at recorded
-,.s.kes p-rls ui-ltta tt,.sv 4
as-ry ,an hgh hat ara biv arear.l
ts,. lfsair raaaas s- having .hst
Sac tttsf arh. Is 3 t,.ig laws urs
f fatss - ss aafa aan lsn
t.ers aart.s fsrshaif fra4as sr,s
f pha So t.mt "a ffa hesa.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

President Clcselsa1 IS Whiting a mes-
a..r 10 be- deliverable The extra sess.on
- degrees August :. Just Nhat b
si.l nay aaa as3 lie Sili say i are nat
t.p lor pebllc earnestly. Why there
s4aa.d - any curiosity over the prssi-
aeat- deilyssancs - surprising he has
fsesasa,.Y dtansd Ais attitude en- The
tsaa question and repeatedly stated his
position ga The ss!ssr question. There
Gao - e. doubt whatever GA these
gents still Il - sarmlsed thar he will
ts-le 1ocas.on % read his party a sharp
leciufe ca Is datiea ia lie premises
fog tbs feasoa The public curiosity j.
ersu-Abis. lat What e4n he say "a this
sab.rcS thai hs L4- lot already said:
He h4s declared that tha tariff must not
- tlnkered Rith until The country -
ssteroas enough o stand IL lie has
SSH shat the Shsrman act must be re
peal,.l There's the whole plan Of cam
iasl<n Ia a autsheil. TX Grover IL mislcd
info the belief that pyrotechnical dis
charge ofvoluminoes phrases viii DO any
good among the oplnionated men 10
when q VIII be addressed be Is making
q nlistakc. Probably Grover won't ac-
copt tae suggestion. bat II he wants 10
write a state paper which will 30 thun-
defing dosn the ages. he Is advised 10
write ia this style:
To rHE CoScREss. Gentlemen
Don't monkey with the tariff.
Repeal the sherman law.
Go home right away.
GaovEK CtKvEIASD.
With such message before IL the
congress cuuld know where IL IA az"
and could proceed TO business without,
fri.ls or frettirg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29


Do babies talk 10 one auotheY7 Who
ever has watched an assonlblAge Of
young babies left freely to themselves
as they arc somstimes when several lit
tie carriages are drawn close together
while their mothers are shopping or
their nurses gossiping would be in
elined 10 give an affirmative answer 10
In New York there is an antechaznber
used by mothers TO station the car.
riages Of their little ones while they
transact their business iueide. The
writer has counted over dozen Of these
equipagcs drawn up side by ride. 30
that the tiny occupants had every op-
portunity 10 exchange civilities. A boy
in buttons. = fsctotum Of the establish
ment. II devoted 10 tho busincss Of exer-
cising oversight
Tho babies gaze at each other with
wide open eyes. Zoo" and make AL sorts
Of INDISPENSABLE sounds. They are re-
markedly good and deeply Interested in
one another and apparently derive tho
greatest sstisfsction from this social
oonverse. Cats talk by indaxions. Il u
claimed by some philosophers that the
human infant likewise employs this nat
ural language. II so, words are not
necessary to ideas, and bobies can make
themselves understood by their kind.
Provided that such dialect exists and
is OF use to them, with what contampt
must they regard the efforts Of grown
people to make .'Saby tslkr'-Chldhoo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

DIR. Mct;iynn has been giving some IL
the particulars ot has recent journey TO
Rome. lie SAYS that his difficulty with
the churca WAS owing Ia misunder-
standing. The cardinal project Of the
propaganda condemned his single tax
views without reading the documents
submitted and Jumped at the conclusion
that they meant an utter denial OF the
rights Of property. The pope has rem
edied the mistake by rehabilitating him
AZ "A pries--
The lase Lord Calthorpc was one OF
the last men ia London 10 drive cab
rioiet. the favorite dandy vehicle OF the
last generation. DOrsay used To drive
one. his hands ia primrose colorcd gloves
and his shirt cufls turned back over his
coat sleeves Lord Caithorpe was a true
tyre II the tory aristocrat, but he could
be most courteous and agreeable when
he felt so disposed, which was not often,
according TO his acquaintance.
Baron Nathaniel de Rothschild has
been Obliged To relinquisn his project Of
establishing a home for consumptiyes
near Re.chenau. The residents Of that
place protested. and the baron has
agreed I'D lottery. Win the castle anu
park he had donated for the hospital as
the one great prize. The proceeds will
be given 10 Ia. trustees, who will found
a hospital elsewhere.
Frederick Emerson Brooks, the Cali
sornia poet, is sylphlike creature
weighing 30 pounds. lie has face
like the full moon. bat it lights up mar
velously when he begins Ia recite one OF
his quaint. droll and pathetic poems for
a roomful Of his friends He is "A native
Of New York state. but has lived in San
Francisco for several years.
Suggestions for the next populist
ticket: For president. Davis ii. Waite
OF Colorado: for vice president, NJ. l..
Walters Of Kansas Platform: Riot,
reputation and rebellion.