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Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
sra SprIug Wrope.
Spring Grove Herald"

Snurt uit sPrius Groos baoe 1T
Snnooert ! iulO bruabar Stnuc. Mos
terialet III ben fore 9~ouOte6plOer o.
Euaruet. ben itaI itaa pau, ital anfOm.
me meo bet 5grite, rs 400 Sob ~
9Ommers 8rauoIanse er befilt. 81
iaaonnt Gpparat oil pare Of ben Iiprits
Betpouiuo for 2anostD2ns 9tIo,tuino.
- OR. q. SenrldiOn i Spring
Grove bar erbelOt lluoerrstnins ON, at
SeHgp Seur dicns 8prsGnttorp i "a.
coma, gsaib.. for fort Tlo iipen er
ialOitaueis nebbrGnOt. aOFiGigs Car
LOADS 9rGlait. nstUp anfOmus til 5lrs
mnet. ~sOefasoss. Der ital life hope
ORret upscu assurance. Ds 5ubst on.
ilaoes III melem 3 o. 4 2uiiuoe 3ols
lars. Gabriteu ipsieliatte life loo ar'
beibere. iOm for Ell lib / bet RinoTte,
bIiusr ~orbsioslsIe. 5Olt / Speu pil
eisrue bjalpe til msb after at faa Sac.
tUriet / Sang, ian bet not life oil pare
iau Ianss. for Sr. Ssuridiou after fan
lerers ben iua eiteripurSte Grtitel, ban
iabriisrer. Der sr @istaute ON, at
5losu bar paaiut,
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
ulorenSning seo Raita.

3eune 9roces iorssaar poa ~fslgenoc
Maaos: Ruitaen iprceres peo 6iGlp
Of en- 8umpe i%ulbitrnoiSt sjcHusm Iii.
Den. iaa oft uoturlist Sljeitpi irisjgs
res brrira. Get paafaass, OF gtaIta
life ifuoer rlOeus 5,brsr, iaaleoes ION
Glfalirensnins sicr, men eiterLoOer
Dem beore, eno De Ian blioe ueo nOgen
auosn @lstbUoe. gteu Der er euouu
itDrre 5prosle: Giterat SliebeItnnOs
oeleue er uoirufns al lltoer, fan bisis
after uborasss Of Naitner, aloeles rene,
bpiltet siuer ct uGroiiulot Stpi for
meoicinit 8rrg sIIer for SiQooning al
SGbe at u~lerfneite Slags. Oct iors
Hires, of Der siennsm en- iaaoau 6rems
sanssmcabe er ~proouceret $4,000 rem
llio.Siis al 100000 &uuo no.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
&clium.

Oct er bstjenbt, at @Itronomerne
peo 9jGlp al Spettroftopet bar Iuns
bet uo, at SOlen % ale be utaqiae ans
ore Stlerner, iom finoss paa Gimme
len, beItudr al be iamme StoHer, Tom
banner Dor Serb - bog inbtil for mn
Zig meo en- lnptagsIIe. 8 Solens
Spectrum families Der en- 9inie, ION
life tunbe tilbasefcres til noaet iorbit
Stof, og iaa mente man ba, at ben
maatte itploes et for Solen eienboms
meligt Stof, ipm mar talote "Selium"
(af BET grGits Orb for Solen: Selips).
Nu bar man imiolertio Iunbet Selium
Der paa Soroen. Qlerebe / 1890 OBS
bd9ebe SpenIteren 9iaebrano / bet me-
get ilelone nprite Mineral Glepeit en-
Suftart, ION / 5sritningen blep ans
ta9et for Sp9litof; men ben bar fiben
piit zig at lepere sanTts bet famine
Spsttrum ION Sslium, ps bisIe to
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
SEQ CT iaa ncrppS.

Sroet "~nerpDS" er min6It liaeiaa
itrGtiuoia9enoe iom 9olernbacillen -
i~triuer bet iuenif e Ylao "SeliOrGnnen"
ia, enonu prrre; tbi 3ptsrasn er bet
lptIeoes at uoslutte fra bore 8pNer,
men 9anoet li1eer aabent for NerppIitcs
ten, iom truer meo at DoelRg9e belle
geiolfnirscn.
"Ses er iaa nerrss!", iaolsoss lboer
SetIaselierne | 2nsens IObtaseliess
uGreIi: Gag eitcr Dag. Sab os siUre
5ront mob Senns GienOe; tbi ct ensite
nerppit Menneite imitter belle Suist,
% ON life lause ipIer belle Samiuubet
Jig ~neruDit.
seq CT iaa ~nerrSs!" flboer fra 9r.
berue meo en- frrunoerlis 2etbeO. Sab
% a%iifaife beune banale 6raie, ipm er
en- manseliulo Sclubeberitclies Gatti9s
opmsertlGrins! Oct er ct mUOerue
Stitprb ior Man1el paa Billie % grs
belostraft, ia paa 9dratteritprfe. Scr
30 Iar lioen bar ma life nerpgs, men
90 FAB bet | 2eueren". Mu bliuer
man %"nerpcs", bet er belle Goriijcaen.
altiaa-paf mco bette aiItpelige Orb!
CAB lille gprnene bpre bet, bpis De ital
Hippo for at bliue IissIaa nerppie
lom hi.
"Sd, men boao ital ba ct Itaftels
uerppit @euneite siDrc?" ipgrges Der.
"Stal man life ensaua baue Sou til at
betlos: Jig orer lin lllptie?"
&jGre Ben, bet parite, on fan taoe
big til, er at bctIase big; tbt inaeu
bar 9io eaer 9pit III at bsre paa bin
S'oellesblltorie uoeu muli9pis ben,
lom tanlmpeis bprer paa bin Sammer,
Ior at Oh iioeu ital lptte til bans eler
btroeS alnseian9e. Den ianoe, nc0eus
nptiise Se~itngeliens SlomIt er en- al DC
allerIjcIoneite Tlauter paa oennc .Sorb.
aitiaa - tlo9 bin gtso ipr bin 9eoe
oa Isls nsie bans 5Oritrtfter, men
aabne life bit Sierts for Npsaierrioes
Sl'tte. Seres rlnsc MeOiplelIe o.
fOloe ninteresieretbeo pil fun ipie en-
ny smerte til bine tiOlisere Glaaer.
% bu oil meo en- naaenoe aplelie al
SeniOo opooae, at inaen iurltnar bio
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
9rnGnp.

8aitUr q. Noro9aorO Gsteoieoes
isuur (Oen 27Os) til aRiis Gu9uitu
Sd. SOtniOn Of 2scurnb. 8ielieu iors
retteoeS i 8aiBingtOn &rairie &irts
uso saute 8aitUr 8Oren, CO 8rpnup'
pet bOIotes / 8rno3ommens 5OrHIOrss
foielise Siem / Suerurr al mango al
8ruosiOitsts 6nmilierS uErmeite
Sl3gt CO Scuusr. 9e Nq0iite refer
nlcreoe imcrsen til beres iremtiolge
9iem i 8eltbp, 8ernUr Co., 90 g.,
Os RenHers rs 8siienotes beoite GHs
Fer lsoiaser otm.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

GtpFe mac berfor bare inoenttIte'
Sslium er msgst let, 7 8onge letter'
eno 2uften; bet piier zig oerfor I Sol'
atmoifGrens beisre Gag. - Seliums'
euaoens Sptlaring er al flor Sntsrs
este: faapiot Ri altiau MI ueo, er Itas
terien ben famine / bet belle Geroesalt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
GuifeS.

&eipefioble Itnubinapiife WtGuo til at
ooertase Nsentursu iOr en-, / etbpsrt gus,
let ieIgelIe ariItel. Guelie er life ugo.
usuOis; bsbaselist grbsiOe oa goo BE.
tdliu9 sarauteres. Gnbuer, Der maatte
puite at 9yunOe en- lpnuenoe 6Orrstnina,
eler iOriiaiie fla ell imuf Siiortieueite.
ull ipr Splpsrinser os lrie IrSper be-
base al tilltrIpe
6. q. Sboop & Co.,
No. COS State Str. Racine, Wis
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
Tccprab Warfeo.
lille fan aiere bette.

Strio 2 Raune o. N,oreSier iiasleoes
~E,eorab. SUtru~s Rnpn 90 ieuo til NoroCu
RtoIciH Co., 362 V. Stuiiion St.,Gb cn9o.
Su.. og s pil iaa illieHot Ell 9r9pcpa!ts at
Horoens Suuobeos Salt ior Ooorlro Sor.
osielie % ct gremp ar al Goroens ~llluitre'
rete Sournal sraiIs.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

SEQ oil neo 6orngielie m,ooele lem. a.
le9 | ale Dele er tIlfreos mco Srmafnen
"SnSrcnntn," % les nj .oprl0tg GnbeIa!e
Den III ale OF enbuer, iom maate pnit; no
IN o'Ut9 Snntalt ne. Zen arDeioer let Ga
lgr so1t, laa Ie9 peo lite, ON be til so s.
collars CT itort bcore. Srlatcu bar O.
Gents; WiiiS Glen u. Snnss, 9u.
!uta. aRlnn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
Vi har Opdyket Land

ftisIss paa crop payment. for sortaut elsr sda
aUutrait. / bptItetiombeit GOuutp / HDroligs Riunas
fota. SCbe TrGfbrte taaes i5m en- Del Of Gioteiuri-
men. alt bette 2Iuo tr telieseuoe I TauetaapIfs
SsttIemcnttr. Saeo6iou & ~ usr,
Sam. el0ue, W.ER.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
Grbser. I,m ltoer al en- ~lanaparo

Grbuer, iom lloer al en- laneparg
eler ubeIbreoelis GpgoOm, trOr, at ct.
buert npt @tIOoeI, iOm irsmbpOes, tan
bielpc. GeIp t~ineIiite 9eser lblanot
us innr al ben G,runb COB Sr9uiua.
De ipse ta6er i'm Juritano i Ssuipn III
i'm Sg9oom. Sig Den brutnenoe sr,.
Der be siter ct Salmitroa. 2eriur tris
Ues ben meOtciuite 9umbug iua spOt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

SnnIimor cr eli bciienSt Sare;
minore belieuot CT eerimOo tunitlg
coming. Aien MI iial uI Ugian ina
npt al ben. Si0.ee Revue s~cieniifque
.Gpe3 iuuitis Soruiu9 al TaraFa "a
Slucpie, % ben ial we're ll9eiGa goo
nm ben cate. 8WfIItursn of ben
upc Sucuiiri ina Ell iarlio Spnfurrent,
oa Den Iuniii9e Suurins tau iaiaes so
Irocent b~Illissre euo ben, iom be les
uenoe Sier iilpirttr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29
Notwithstanding.

minneapolis gsroonstutar tte.
rp,-e No,ennger CT for Store Parueri ven Snaasae
rr prt-rrns naturiigyis hai holerel
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

HNG....
~ Ha
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

5or ca. 8 @ur Tioen b~stjente gaitor
Martin 6anIen, Der M er / portlano,
ben nor'ts MetbooiitsM snis6so /
Seattle.
9eo ct Silf9lbe fom ban unberpeirs
meo, at en- Roromano engang bar Gier
al be parbifuIoe 2onoitrGtninger ipb
for gDsn, % at oenne brutneoe pcb
9aibon Sslono uoen at efterIdbe ia
@%rpinger.
9aitor SarIen, Der troebe, at ban
muligsus tunbe uorstte npQet aoot,
benpenbte fg iau til be andre Settlere
paa Sunoet, beriblanot oamle MI afs
bpoe Senrp g. Desler al Seattle, pa
O. q. Meigs at port MaOiIon, Der
beggs tienOte SbomIon me9st gopt.
OF oisie os flere andre If ban ba
%IuobGnne SplDsninger, at ban 6eIluts
teoe fla til at gipre alt, bpao Der itoo /
bans Mast, for al ppbags be muliae
4rpinser. Sill Den Gnoe abertereoe
ban iaa / IpiIsrne biemms / Rorae,
gtoenoe ale SplpSnirgsr, ban bar /
8eIibeIIe al.
Gn MaSie 9repe meo 5oreipprsTler
inolD6; men ineen al oisIe bite ia at
p9re be rette. GnoeIig tom Der ct
8rsp fra Marie Simensoatter Seia,
Sorss, Der inosboIot iuabanne Ops
Ipsningsr, at al SpiI ~forioanbt. Ser
bapoe man en- Sraao, Der mu!ieens
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-29

Il :" CIV.
| tnr pnt
| StrRbr
| nlinriit
en- pa
D't no
beUjons
taller,
Sii5up
ban, q
ten TAI
til Of
bar "a
Som
Gpaus
9s3 g
dH9aaer
Santsy,
Snnen
!Rr, mi
&c9isrii
asr, at
bsitaur
anotasei
al Glcs.
last at
Gatninc
Sl8t, at
Ganss
ai 2anS,
ierne
soGsn {
Den 9lS
Saa bull
Set
GUStva,
% SIRE
bier fs
6sSfe O.
SanOtt
$3.50 pr
en- Ssril
sTsniet
Aetsrrn,s
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-06

A very remarkable club has It's rooms Il
New York. Its purposes are SOCIAL an(
benevolent" so it Is not remarkable II
them. 1t was begun some years ago. A
good many OF its members were early read
ers Of Kipling's "Jungle Stories" and
| Jungle Book" made out of the stories,
and now the club calls itself the jungle
club"
All the members but three are wolves, -
belonging to the Seeonee pack, for that
was tho pack In the "Jungle Book" OF
the three not wolves one is Mowgli, the
frog; another Is Baloo, the bear; the third
is Bagheera, the panther.
When the annual election comes around,
instead OF choosing president and secre-
tary, king, potentate, generalissimo, re-
gent, primate or some other official of that
sort Of title, the wolves of the Jungle club
choose Akela, the lone wolf, who in q
civilized club might be called by one of
the civilized titles detailed above. Next to
him Is chosen Father Wolf, and the Gray
Brothers come next Father Wolf acts as
vice president, while the Gray BROTHERS are
trustees or something Of that sort. Baloo
Is the treasurer, Bagheera the secretary.
In this pack Mowgli holds rather anom-
alous position at present. He might be
described as chairman Of the executive
committee, but proposition is on foot to
make Mowgli president and to have the
ex-president act as Akela. -,
No Shere Khan and no Tabaqui have vet
been chosen, and probably none will be
chosen, but rule Is tns club, In ppirovid-
ing I"~ Io~ sne EXPULSION Of members, speaks
OF the expelled members as Shere Khan
and Tabaqui.
The pack meets at Council rock. Each
wolf wears cap of wolfskin. Baloo and
Bagheera wear caps OF bear and panther
skin, respectively, but Mowgli wears no
"regalia" of any sort. This is because, in
the "Jungle Book" Mowgli is described
as wearing no clothes. The ritual of the
club is based on the stories Of the "Jungle
Book" When a new member Is intro
duced, Akela calls from his seat: "Look
well, o wolvesl Ye know the law! Look
wellr'
The club Is prospering famously, and
one OF It's members who has moved to an
other town is going to start jungle club
there, affiliated with the Seeonee pack of
this city. The new club will be called
the Waingunga pack II the originators can
get Mr.. Kipling to tell them how to pro-
nounce the name. What the next packs
are to be called hasn't been decided yet
Perhaps Mr.. Kipling will be asked TO
name them. He Is an honorary member
Of the Seeonee pack, even If he doesn't
know 1t, but his membership doesn't do
him any good as yet, though 1t will some
fev. the pack bones --Na., vc-L O.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-06
TALES OF THE TIMES.


Verbatim Report Of . Ten-year.oid Boy's
Bssay ON Bones
Bones are the framework of the human
body. II had no bones In me, should
not have 80 much shape rs have now. II
had no bones in me, should not have so
much motion as have now. and grandma
would be glad, but / like to have motion.
Bones give me motion, because they are
something hard for motion TO cling to. 4.
II had no bones my brains, lungs,
head and larger blood vessels would be ly-
ing around In mo sort of looselike, and
might get hurted, but now the bones get
hurted, but not much lest IL Is hard hit
II my bones were burned, j should be all
brittle and you could crumble me up, be-
cause all the animal would be out Of me.
II was soaked In kind Of acid I would
be timber Teacher showed US sSAle bones
that had been soaked. could tie knot
in one. / had rather be soaked than
burned. Some of my bones don't grow
snug to my other bones like the branches
Of a tree do, and I'm glad they don't, for
II they did l couldn't play leap frog and
other good games I know. The reason
they don't grow that way Is because they
have joints
Joints is good things to have in bones
There are three kinds. The ball and socket
joint is like my shoulder joint. Teacher
showed it to us, only it was the thigh of
COW. One end was round and smooth and
whitish; that Is the ball end. The other
end is the socket. 1t is saucerlike and oils
itself. Another joint is the hinge joint,
like my elbow. 1t swings back and forth,
oiling itself, and never creaks like .the
schoolroom door does. The other joint
amt much of joint. It's in the skull
and don't have no motion.
All of my bones put together in their
right places make skeleton. II / leave
out some orput some In their wrong places
1t Amt no skeleton. Crippled and deforrhed
people don't have no Skeletons Some ami
mails have their skeleton on the outside.
I'm glad / amt them animals, for my
skeleton like 1t Is on the chart wouldut
look well on the outside.-San FranCisco
Impress. i
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-06
Total Loss Of 500, 900.

SILVER CITY, N. NJ, July 6.-The Santa
Rita copper and iron mill, Is miles from
Silver City, was burned yesterday. The
machinery In the building was the finest
In New Mexico and the mill one of the
best equipped In the southwest. 1t Is sup
posed the fire was caused by o toy balloon
The property was worth 800, 900, and Is Z
total loss. There Is no insurance.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-06
lynchInq Talked OF.

BOWLING GREEN KY, July Cit is said
here that an organized mob is being
formed at Morgantown to lynch Sam
Spencer. and Alfred Belcher for the mur.
der Of Major Hanilton. Not a juryman
has been impanelled, Notwithstanding
over ESQ have been examined. The excite.
ment Is at high pitch, and IL needs o
leader only to lynch Belcher and Spencer.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-06
Perosr Moore IN Court

NEW YORK, July 6.-Albert 3. Moore,
The secretary Of the East River Silk com.
papy, was Arrsignsd ip court and pleaded
guilty 10 sig4k indictments charging
forgery IN " 'rd dssTsa The fosssr's'
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-06
The Bible IN the Schools.

DENVER, July 6.-The 06th meeting OF
the National Educational association be-
gan with two sessions Of the national
council. The question Of the Bible In the
public school was taken up, and the gen.
oral opinion was against IT. use.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-06

Sarsapa- OF Hoods
rilla. Read this:
81 am happy to
write q few words
about the good
Hoods Sarsaparilla
has done me. ] was
troubled with dys-
pepsia. M y food
distressed me and I
had dizzy spells and
q dull, heavy feeling
in my head. Since
using several bottles
of Hoods Sarsapa-
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-06
Iwsnty.four Hours on The wheel

LOUISVILLE, July 8.-B. w. Twyman
finished his "a hours ride at Fountain
Ferry park at $40 o'clock last night.
Twyman succeeded In reeling of 400 miles
- yards, breaking his former record Of
o61 miles 1648 yards for that time.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-06
Dyspepsia

And distress after eating are cured by the
tonic, appetizing, blood purifying effects
Arizona republican., 1895-05-02
A STATE BUILDER.

The Fourth of July is to be celebrated in magnificent style at Flagstaff and chief among the promoters of the pa- triotic occasion is Hon D. M. Riordan, who headed the subscription for the event with $25O with the promise of more if needed.
 It is men like MT. Riordan who build towns and who make communities better by living in them. Flagstaff promises to be the leading town of northern Arizona and summer resort that will be extensively patronized by the people of the south but it will; be indebted very largely for this distinc- tion to Hon. D. M. Riordan who has done so much in various ways to bring Flagstaff to the favorable notice of the public.
 There is no more public spirited man in Arizona than Hon. D. M. Riordan, and it is not alone in Flagstaff that his influence is felt. The whole territory is benefited by his residence in It and his energy and enterprise in all public mat ters; and if with the coming of state hood men like MT. Riordan are invested with the responsibility of conducting it in It's younger days there can be no dou bt but that & strong and healthy common wealth will be builded alike creditable to the builders and to the people.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-02
FLAGSTAFF has an iron foundry.
One Of Lincoln's Answers.

Speaking in recent speech of cer- tain Washington experiences in Lin colns time, Mr. Depew said: While I was there Mr. John Ganson, of Buffalo, was a member of congress- His face and his head were hairless and polished like billiard ball. He was a demo- crat, but supported the president. The conditions of the army were very blue in the east and in the west. Ganson came in one day and said: MT. Presi- dent, I am risking my reelection in SUD- porting your war measures. The cam paign seems very unsatisfactory. Of course will not give out anything you tell me. What is the situation at the front?' Mir. Lincoln, in his searching and sad way, looked at him for a mo- ment as if he were about to reveal the secret of the whole army, and then tumbled Ganson out of the reception room by saving: 'Ganson, how clean you shave.'"
Arizona republican., 1895-05-02

PIERCE EVANS, the nomine for mayor, is not only 8 business man but law yer in active pratice. ranking among the leading members of the bar. If elected mayor, his knowledge in this respect will be of great value to the city. As mayor it will enable him in many ways to protect the interests of the city that man not a lawyer might fail to do. MT. Evans combines the qualifications of a thorough business man and first class lawyer which will make him an ideal mayor.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-02

reach the people is through the columns of the press, yet we deprecate any tendency on the part of the residents of this city to purchase in Los Angeles or elsewhere articles that may be obtained in our own city. We believe that our merchants are able to compete in price and quality with the merchants ofiany other city, and while they may not on account of isolation and lack Of con- petition in the past, have felt the ne- cessity of keeping the people informed of the arrival of new goods, prices, styles, etc., yet we have no doub bt that they are fully up to the standard adver- tised by the Los Angeles merchants.
 It has been business maxim of THE REPUBLICAN to never buy an article from an outside town if it could possibly be obtained at home, though of inferior quality and at 8 higher price. We are of the opinion that a policy of this kind is necessary to build up the valley. So while we shali gladly sell space to the Los Angeles merchants we shall at the same time admonish our people to buy their goods at home.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-02
AFTER PHGNIx TRADE.

The Los Angeles merchants are push ing for the trade of Phoenix and will make an effort to occupy the local retail field. One Los Angeles dry goods merchant has made a yearly contract for advertising with Phenix news. paper amounting to sum three times as large as any dry goods firm in Phe' nix pays to all the newspapers. This is simply a straw to show how the wind blows. Other merchants are cores bonding with the newspapers with g view of also making contracts, and it if likely that the vim and energy of the Los Angeles merchants will make itselt felt in Phoenix.
 While TIE REPUBLICAN is glad to note that the trade of Ph@nix is appreciated by the Los Angeles merchants, and tha they realize that the only true way tt
Arizona republican., 1895-05-02
The First Metal,

Gold, because it was found pure and fairly tractable, was probably the first metal used by man. Copper, it is true, is found as metal, but only in one comparatively restricted locality. Oc- casionally gold fish hooks have been discovered in graves in New Granada. In mining tunnel in Cauca gold hook was found in 1882 fifty feet under the surface of the ground and beneath what must have the bed of a river. Copper fish hooks have been found in many of the ancient burial mounds of Peru
Arizona republican., 1895-05-02
IN LINE WITH PROGRESS.

IN LINE WITH PROGRESS.
 We are anxious for the election of the epublican city ticket because we are of the opinion that it is made up of men who are especially qualified to do the work necessary to be done at this time.
 They are fully in line with the spirit of progress and enterprise that has be- come so thoroughly mbedded in the minds of the people and there is no doubt but that if elected, their ad- ministration of affairs would be cen. ducted according to this policy.
 The future of Phoenix depends SC much upon the city officials elected at this time that THE REPUBLICAN feels a deep concern in the result. Ordinarily it matters little to the general public how a local election goes, but this is one in which the general public is very much interested.
 The best interests of the city will certainly be subserved by eIecting men known to be energetic and enterprising ard the people have it in their power next Tuesday to an extent seldon pos sessed by them to place .he city for ward or backward for at least two years. according to their own choosing
Arizona republican., 1895-05-02

TIE NoGALEs Vidette is an example of what an industrious, energetic boy can do. The paper is conducted by Geo. w. Webb, the sixteen-year-old son of Collector Webb, and all of the mechanical work is done by himself and younger brother. The paper re- fleets great credit upon it's young man. ager who is sure to make his mark in the newspaper world.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-02
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

No bills against THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN Co.,, or its employees will be paid by the com psnY unless they were contracted upon the written authority oft the management.
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 T.J. WOLFLEY. General Manager
Arizona republican., 1895-05-02

I. M. CHRIsTY is not making cam paign for votes, but he will be remem- bered on election day. The people will not forget the many kind acts that the Christys have done for them and they will cast solid vote for l. M. Christy for city treasurer.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-02

THE REPUBLICAN can only reiterate what it has already said in favor of the election of Evans. We are more than ever convinced that his election means much for the city, and we urge all true friends of Phenix to stand firm for him on election day.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-02

THE BUSINESS interests should be solid for L. J. Wood for tax collector. He is business man, fully conversant with values, and the business men would make 8 great mistake by not re- electing him.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-02

Ar FLAGSTAFF J. J. Donohue has com pleted arrangements for the erection of the largest and finest hotel in northern Arizona. The structure will cost about 1000 and work is to be commenced on it in a week or two.
Arizona republican., 1895-05-02

THE Oasis of Nogales, says: ''It is stated that the New Mexico and Ari- zona and the Sonora railroads are ar- ranging to put on regular passenger
 train between Benson and Guaymas,
 making the run each way between 6
Arizona republican., 1895-05-02

o'clock in the morning and o'clock in the evening, doing away with the present service of mixed trains, and running regular 1freights." The change was expected yesterday.