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Arizona republican., 1896-11-06

McKinley's plurality continues to grow. Perhaps it's just as we'll that Popocrat Jones made that bluff about waiting for the official vote. The ex- tent of the Mckinley wave will be made cleaner ito lthe world thereby.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-06

A cough which persists day after day should not be neglected any longer. It means something more than a mere local irritation, and lthe sooner it is relieved the better. Take Ayers Cherry pectoral. 1t is prompt to act and sure to cure
Arizona republican., 1896-11-06

Secretary Olney is the only cabinet officer who didn't go home to vote. He is one of the few secretaries who live in a state where things are prac- tically all one way, and a vote more or less doesn't count for so much there as elsewhere.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-06

We shall read the esteemed Exam iner with great satisfaction in the next few days Likewise, the New York Journal. The treat of the season will come when the Denver papers arrive.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-06
pHGNIx. NOVEMBER 6. 1896.

A man came to this office yesterday who said he was stronger Bryan man than ever. There is no danger of this man committing suicide in fit of melancholia.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-06

When the returns are complete it will be seen that the original estimate of MeKinley's strength made by this uaper was correct. The defeat of Bryan is almost as overwhelming as that of Granlev
Arizona republican., 1896-11-06

Baron Munchausen Jones finally has come off the perch. He comedies the election of Mckinley very ungracious- ly, however. Now waItch Macs eiec- toral vote swell.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-06

The only permanent cure for chronic catarrh is to thoroughly expel the pois- on from the system by the faithful and prsistent use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. This wonderful remedy proves success full when all other treatment has failed to relieve the sufferer.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-06

To relieve headache, correct disor- ders of the stomach and increase the appetite, use Ayers Cathartic Pills. They are perfectly safe to take, and invariably promote healthy action of the digestive and assimilative organs.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-06

Entered at the postoffice st Ph9nix, Arizona ss mail matter of the seeond-ciass.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-06

gard as to whether the contention is one in which France has or has moi an interest.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-06

Publication Office SS Adams Street. Tele phone No. 47.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-06
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN.
CHARLES c. RANDOLPH,
 EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-06

Dandruff is an emulation from the pores of the skin that spreads and dries, forming scurf and causing the hair to fall out. Halls Hair Remover cures it.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-06

The Official City Paper.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-09

D3. cUENrA@ FORMAuAS
apiicables al cobro dc jorna,
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tayo de dia, princlpiando pc3
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desde un real fuerte hasGa tre,'
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ci6n su valorintrlnseco en- pe-
sos, centavos y c6ntimos de
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-12-09
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08
--0--
A TRAMP'5 "REMINISCENCES,

He Recalls the Day When He Smoked
Cigars Out of a Box.
A reporter for the Sun who has been
stopped by beggars more times than he
can remember concluded TO ask each
man who approached him for story,
the condition being that if he told one
that was at all likely he should be as
sisted. Out of seven tramps he found
one who related an experience worth
writing If the beggar lied he de-
served credit for good imagination.
The meeting took place in Wall street,
in front of the Washington statute.
This is the story:
Il have begged in the streets Of New
York. of and on, for three years. Some
DAYS | have almost fallen from hun
GER. But in all the experiences l have
had in New York. l never had one that
could come up to that l had in west
ern city one New Years day. / went
IN the Office of a man who was ruiz
ming a weekly newspaper lie was
about the smoOthest man / ever saw.
I want to say in the beginning that he
was not a native of this country, and
he had the reputation of living like a
prince. but he had a bad record as to
paying his debts
HE told me the first day I asked him
for help TO take the coal scUttle and go
ont and see if l could borrow some coal
with which to build up the fire in his
CRATE. l picked up the scuttle and
went into a railroad Office and told the
man that the editor up stairs wanted
to borrow a scuttle of coal until the ton
he had ordered was delivered. The
man said he had had that played on
him before. and he would not have II
anv more. I knew of place a few
blocks distant where they gave wood
and coal on tickets furnished by re-
lief and aid society. l went there and
told a story of how I had been held up
md had my ticket taken away from
me and the agent believed it. He told
me to fill my scuttle. which l did. And
when I had filled it put several small
lumps in my coat pockets. l returned
10 the sanctum. and when I unloaded
nv pockets the editor asked me II |
could write for a newspaper ] told
him 7 could write some things, but that
I did not pretend to have any style.
He said there was a certain man at a
hotel. which he named, and re wanted
me to go TO him and ask him several
questions which he scribbled off for
me l was not very presentable, but /
went 7 sent a card and the list OF
questions M 10 the mans room, and IN
. few minutes he came down and ask
cd the clerk who sent UP the card.
The clerk pointed TO me, and The man
came at me like a mad bull He told
me to 20 back and tell the editor il ne
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08

nation. L is 10 her entirely that the
credit of The capu>o is dus. Tell her l
w.ll call around and thank her myself
tomorrow. By-the-bye, the gang of
watch he was the head got wind of our
intentions. and a man was despatched
with a warning. II rper osn't aD-
pear 10 have received it,
Then Phineas began to understand
TIM little more clearly.
Il suppose this will be it, h remark
ed. producing the note and handing it
10 his brother. You see, the messen-
ger Left it at the wrong door, and I-er
Il thought l might as well see the
fun
For some little time after Phineas
was Of the opinion that he had made a
fool of himself. Lately, however, he
has taken a different view of the mater,
and is never tired of relating how he
literally "dropp on Harper the forg-
err alias Schmidt, The naturalist, next
dO0r
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08


IN The fears of P1tne7s proved 70 be
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08

after reading Inc note for the third time.
I'D no idea matters had gone so far.
Oh. $. Mr.. Schmidt he added grim
is. III meet you a, 1880 sharp.
Il was about 1915 and raining heay-
fly. Plineas Peel, seated on a we'll
overlooking the b.ck Of Rhyd cottage,
wi-h bis duck gun laid across his kn es,
was beginning 10 feel uncomfortable.
The note said 1885, he mu,tered.
1T mus, be after that time now.
What's thaJ?'
Phin as had caugh, the sound Of
heavy feet moving cautiously over the
gravel He grasped his gun and peered
INFO the gloom, bu- could distinguish
nothing.
Sudd My he heard voices, evidently
at the from. of the house. He was
abou, 10 oui. his position under the i'm
preston ,haj Herr Schmidt was leaving
by The front door aft-r ALL when one OF
The back windows was cautiously raised
and the 1.-the form of the naturalist
dropped lightly 10 the ground.
Creeping along the side of the wall on
which Phineas lay. he presented an eX-
cellent mark Mr.. Peel, however could
not bring himself 10 shoot a man down
in cold blood. He would give him
Chance.
stop. YOU scoundrel'
The effect of the challs nge was scarce
" what Pbineas had anticipated. Herr
Schmidt dartad forward and seized the
barrel of tn gun.
..,,,,L -1,, --r,0ro or-- of the two
and Phine8s was pulled from the wall
in q twinklins. Lying on the broad OF
his back on the gravel, in half dazed
condition. q saw the tall form Of
Schmidt standing over him with the
gun raised.
"KeeD your tongue still, you fool he
Missed. "or IN brain YOU. Now, quick,
help me over the wall
Phineas hesitated. but the threaten
ing attitude of the other induced him to
rise. However, he had no intention Of
giving in.
Obeying his instructions, he caught
hold of Schmidt's foot 20 give him a
lsg up" Before the naturalist coulu
grip The top of the wall. however Pnln-
cas- saw his opportunity.
Bracirg himself for the effort, he ex-
erted all his strength and pulled
Scbmi9- bodily from the wall. He /. IL
Aa- an his face. and before ne could re-
cover himself Phineas jumped on his
bsol, and seized him around the throat
emitting yell that would have done IN
unite credit 10 a Sioux Indian.
The next moment Phineas was
dragged off from behind and found HIM
self in the clutches Of a burly member
of the police force.
Fonr or five others seized Schmidt,
who struggled in vain TO free himself.
..Wba- am I arrested for?' gasped
p5fnpas There's your man!
pblneas would no doubt have been
1o5 Of with the other prisoner bu, for
the timely arrival on the scene OF the
last person in the world ne expected u
see-his brother john.
..uare what on earth is the meaning
If al rbis?" he demanded when as me
Tesrrt of John Peei's interference, ne
found himself free.
ToSn saved behind a minute or TWO
- evDIain tina. Herr Schmidt, the nat
rrsItsf" and Edward HsrDer-Jhe no.
tor;ors forger who had deded new Scot
Io05 ward for The past six weeks-Were
on and the sane.
ss;5 Tobn Peel. md ne might have got
cIs~r away bu, for tina, clever wife Of
vCrrs Phineas. Mary suspected the
man from the first, and supplied me
from time TO time with valuable lnIor-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08

way to dining room, and he showed mo
TO a chair. If l had been high roller he
couldn't have done it any better
II was introduced TO a lady who was
beautifully dressed ! noticed he only in
troduced me as his old friend, Bill, who
was having p hard run Of luck Said he
had known me in Australia That was a
dinner 1t would only make me miserable
70 tell you about IT. But there WASH any
thing missing and then I washedit down
with wine. Yes. sir Wine And the cX-
tras he had for dinner And then We
smoked. Think of that, Smoked cigars
out of q box. y week before the cigars
smoked were out Of the street That's
fact. II is wonder ! didn't get drunk;
but somehow the wine didn't 80 TO my
head After dinner he led the way 70 the
parlor. and mis- wife played the piano, and
then excused herself. The boss and sat
there and smoked more cigars. Finally he
said: Wei, BILL you can 80 TO the office
and sleep tonight I guess you feel better.
TIL see YOU tomorrow. ! thought l would
give you a surprise to-day
"IIe showed me the door. lie asked me
II ! thought 7 could find the way TO town.
I went out of his house at midnight The
air was so cold I could hear 1t crack.
Lord. how cold it was, And I trudged
back to the Office full Of wine and game
and pudding and not a penny in my pock-
ct, ! slept in the office that night. But
the next morning I left before the boss
came in. I left him q note thanking him.
I said in the note that I was not used 70
such high living as he was furnishing me.
7 didn't want to get the govt and be laid
up And that day + went back TO my old
business Of begging. 1 am happier at it
than / would have been with him. / want
help. but 1 don't want any more Of the
kind he handed out
Now ] hope I may fan dead this min
ute II every word I've told you is not God $
Truth. New York Sun.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
BLANKETS.

The way we buy mak=s all the differ
eEce with the way we sell, ana The
fact OF SIN more room means that
we'r= organized lor st.u bigger bust
ness.
500 pair 1914 Grey Blankets, per pair,
3Sc.
500 pair 1C-4 Tan Blankets, per pair
SIC.
500 pair 1914 extra heavy tan or gray
B.alke.s per pair,
CSC
1914 AL Wool White Blankets, per pair,
S248
Cur Blankets. 22c pair
Great lin Of Comforts, 75c and up.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08

Coal Shovels at....4c, &c. 10c, & 12c
Large Galvanized Iron Coal Holds. .2ic
100 sets Of books, including the follow
ing renowned writer's, HawthOrne's
works, volumes.
Coopers' Leather Stocking Taler, vol
umes.
Conan Doyle's works 5 volumes.
.Macauhy's History Of England, vol
umes.
Robert Louis S,evenson's works, vol
umes.
Marie Corellrs works, 3 volumes.
Jules Vern : works, volumes,
PER SET csc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08

Preacher-How DO you like your new
mamma. Johnnie?
Johnnie-Oh, purity good. I ct jar Of
plums yistady. and She blamed it on the
hired girl-Cloveland Leader
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08
HOUSE FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT.

Pocket Books bought from an over
s.ocked Leather Goods Manufacturer
at half price. L3di s Pocket Books
and Card Csc Combination, in Seal
Alligator. Calf. Leyant. Morocco. or
Monkey Skin, plain and with er-
ling Silver Corners,
4Sc.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08

Il have found another use FOR tho chat
ing dish" said Mr.. Cawker TO his wife.
on that lady's return home from visit to
the country
We'll, dcar2"
while you were away throw 10 out Of
the bed room window at 90 loquac.ous cat
and killed the animal Harper Bazaar.
II am the unluckiest person in al tho
world
"Why do you say so?'
Whenever I talk about anybody behinS
their backs. they are always sure TO bt
there. Chicago Record.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08

Bread Boxes. round or square, Monday
sale. price,
Small, 35c. Medium, 43c Larg. 49c.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08
1NcIvILITY ON THE TRAIN.

II was at one Of the small stations on
the c. q O. railroad in the mountains OF
Eastern Kentucky that tan, raw-bonei
mountainecr with a yellow hat boarded
the train lie took seat behind ro-
tund little man who was reading paper.
The momtalnocr chewed tobacco vifor-
ousiy. He INDICTED about and seemed 10
Doe worried by the calm composure Of the
little man In front of him. He stood tho
little mans silence for about five minutes,
and then leaned toward him.
"Howdy. stranger he said.
The little man nodded his head.
where mout you be from?' asked tho
mountaineer.
Louisville" answered the little man.
Huh, What mought your name bet'
John Jones
Huh! What street mought you liya
on?'
Down town
Huh Air yer married.
Yes" this with resignation.
Huh! Any Children
Fifteen"
Huh! Any silver varmints in Louis
ville?"
"A few"
HUH What mought yer business be?'
Got none
"Huhl Want a chew terbaccer?'
mo"
"WeH. yer pesky uncivil' observed the
mountaineer as he leaned back in his seat.
Louisville Courier-Journal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

we cannot refrain from r marking that
our assortment Of this seasons s.yles
Sul11sseS any previous showing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08

One pound Coffee Mills...........49c.
Y Rays. ne new 10Y, novel and inter-
esting, for sale in bas ment,
25c.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-11-08

"WeH. yer pesky uncivil" observed the
mountaineer as he leaned back in his seat.
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-02-08
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North, tas'.
South and West.

Tho Brimmer- SpragGe Co. = plant, shir'
manufacturers, pittstied, Mass, was
| burned, Friday evening. Loss, about sio,
600 fully insured About l25 people were
employed.
A liz pendcEs to forecloso mortgage
for 81, 500. OO0, was filed in the Kings
county clerks Office at Brooklyn, n. ",
Friday. The action is brought by the
United States Trust Co. as trustees for
the United States Cordage Co, against
the United States Go. and receivers
thereof
Harry NJ. Towle, the alleged embezzling
bookkceper Of the Shepard & Morse
Lumber Company, was arrai2ned at Bos-
ton, Friday morning charged with forgery
and embezzlcment Of S25, 900. He waived
examination and was held in $50, 900 for
the grand jury. In default Of bail he was
committed to Jail.
Before the budget committee of the
German Reichstag, Fricherr Marschsll
Won Biebtrstein stated that when the gov
ernment should decide to increase the
strength Of the navy. 1t would communi-
cate with the Rechstag, informing that
body fully especially in regard to the
financial means required.
An unknown two.masted schooner 5
ashore on Round Shoal BIZ miles wet
southwest fr, III CAPE May point, in a
daugerou, position The stranded vessel
is lying with her side to the sen, which is
freaking over her The life savers will
tonrl tho vessel rs soon as the sea runs
down and the wind abates
The appellate division supreme cou! t. at
New York Friday. handed down a oeel-
sion restoring 70 his position Police Scrg
cant Felix Mckennn, dismissed from the
force az a result Of tho Lexow inyostiga
tion. His attorney alpeslcd OH the ground
that he had not been given sufficient time
as required by the law "a prepare for trial.
The grand jury at Columbus, Ohio Fri
day indicted City Engineer Josiah kiDnar
for approving false estimate aud H. :.
Hallwuod, +. Is. Abbott i. r Adams and
J :. Townsend. contractors on The West
side sewer, for pres nting false vouchers
hy which the city was dtfraudcd out Of
about so. geo
The Red Toy Co : factory at Lconiin-
ster, Mss, w;.s burned, Friday night
The fl e originated In the main building.
four stories high. The wirAl blew a
gale. The coinpady employed about
40 hands and is ono of' iLc lead
ing industries ot the towp, Loss. es:i
mated at $40, oo0 insured. !.
\ 81 Louis morning paper said. Fri
day y crisis has been Il aUhcd IN regard
to the selection 81 place to hold the na-
tinnai Republican convention Cf 1896 aad
Messrs. Clayton OF Arkansas, Campbell
Of Illinois and Payne Of Wisconsin viii be
Invited TO COME hers, next MONDAY, and de
cled whether to hold the convention IN
the exposition building er build wig
wan The former will hold II d0o people.
but all cannot hear the proceedings. For
this reason, wigwant Is proposed a.
preferable II the latter is decided upon
il will cost $50 600.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-02-08
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The appeal Of the Bangor. Ofono 4 old
Town Railroad from the decision OF the
railroad commissioners ordering it to put
in the overhead bridge, above Bangor has
been ordered to the full bench for deci-
sion. by Chief Justice Peters.
Thursday afternoon, Patrick Grover, a
lad OF II, employed a. the shoe factory of
the Keith Shoe Go. of Old Town. went to
jump onto the elevator ON the first floor Of
the factory and slipped and fell to the
basement. He was taken tn his home In
Treat and Webster island, and physician
summoned. One arm was broken and
other bruises were sustained
Thursday night. the Brewer aldermen
appointed Il committee Of three to investi-
gate the charges made by James Me
Donongh, an orphan, that he was severely
spanked by Miss Lila Curtis, his school
teacher Il is alleged that report was
made to Judge Curtis. the teachers father.
about the case. hut lie refused TO heed II,
1t is aid, and went To the sohoolhouse
telling the children TO keep their mouths
shut about the matter.
AT Portland, Thursday, Judge Strout
Issued decree annuling the marriage of
Trial Justice McManus Of South Portland
and his wife. In 1881, Mr. McManus
married Mrs. Lizzie f. Anderson, who
claimed that she had been divorced from
her husband. Henry Anderson. A short
time after, however Anderson turned up
and said that no divorce had ever been
granted. Mrs. McManus claimed that her
husband knew about her marriage with
McManus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-02-08
Was the loo on Joe7

Residents along Front street were in
terested in the action of man who walked
up ard down the line of the Maine Ccn-
trai Railroad in the rain II Friday morn
Jog, without an umbrella or an overcoat
The man acted strangely. He would raise
one arm to "A horizontal position, as though
indicating an imaginary line. and the
other arm would swing prrpcndicularly In
front. as though drawing another line run
ming in front of him and parallel with the
railroad. Occasionally he would remove
his hat and passing one hand backw
through his hair, appear to he thinking
Then he wpuld pace up and down the rail
road, as in the act of measuring the dis.
tancc from one given point 70 another In
the minds Of the women folks who have
read and continue to read the Journal
visions of shoe factories, coat shols and
bicycle establishments began to spring up
and leap exUlting to the skies"
Joe Roderic was passing that way and
noticed the man. He approached the
stranger cautiously and watched expect
antiy. Gaining courage. one asked Go
ing TO build house, Mister" No, sir.
am contemplating erecting the largest
grain elevator In the world right here
along the line of the railroad II will be
1900 feet long, 300 feet high and TOO feet
wide. 1t will hold 1000 carloads Of grain :"
Joe looked the man over carefully. back
ing away as he did 50 then under his
breath exclaimed; Grain elevator Wa
terville-thousand carloads oh heels ."
Each man then took up n separate way
Joe toward the station and the stranger
toward the bridge, Joe wondering if the
man was crazy or had given him n guy as
polite way of telling him to mind his
own business