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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-15

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ion Iuenue. ttpifhen @rssn Rioge unb
Wariet Strabsn. fir Elm 8aditsinpfIafer
anau3eisen /; cine Re%iolution. pel6e ben
Staotitrelber anpeiit, ben Dampfer Der
General Pbinnep 60. bon Der Sidion
Wanufaftur 60. unteriuhen su laEen,
stpeds ben Rotten Der 8eparaturen on
oemielben bic american Gnsine Go.
lou ebsnfaas Elm Insebot MAIDEN ; one
eenommen.
Das 4bsuesfanaI Gomite beridtete
cine Orblnans sanitis far peridisbsns
4bsuestandle in oer z. un6 ID. Marb
uno fie tuuroe surt 9ruden r%eferirt.
8srftiebene AnsebOte fur a~bsussiandIe
in Der g.. IA. unb l8. @aros purben
eln8erel6t. p~erlefen unb benz betreff.
Gomite tbertpisisn.
80 tuurbe beidtofsn. ale GeTu4s UNI
Rablahuns bon Steuern Der 8epiion
uno 4%ppsaatlons 8ebbroe su iiberisnben.
Sis 8eiolution fir elm gemeinfames
Gomite. oas bic 8srtbeiIuns Der ~sIeitris
fHen 2idter bsfimmsn fol-, fpurbe auf
ben 1li6 seIeet. Sene RsfoIution, bic
ben Siaotgeometer antpeit, ben Rorb
Spbe Bart Apsnue stbsussfanal 3u untsr.
fuaen, tpurbe anesnommsn.
Oroinanjen ipurDen BEL britter 2sIung
Die folet an8enommen 6lr Seitens
tpese auf Der 6itli9sn Settle BON Baibs
ineton Mpenne, ;uii@en Mprtle unb
I5opldr Straken +. fir lie Elm tpeiferes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-15
Stabtratb.
Common Council. 8. Os,emt

Common Council, 8. DECEMBER.
Dbiser3weis ma6te es iid sutgIufsabe.
Der 8Onosaussabs Oroinans weitere neus
5ufdbe beisuflsen. fObaS bic oaourd su
o~eraussabenoe Summe i'm eansen 1884,
500 betrdet. anitatt pie i'm Anfane
$3.50. 900 bic f4on frdbsr an~sebdnstsn
9uidse betrasen S205. 400. Am obisen
slbsuo tuurbsn folsenoe 3uidse sema9t f:
Gr6Hnuus pom 8aIss ,ur @arftt Giraffe
....."... ......$l,5 UU
8ridt slbtr Sesettt's @rstt an WaIts Strabs
aufiluns bel. anfabrtsu BIS Bloom Ap tnus
eulpfrfS..".... 2,OOU
8ir elm pftntIites .Warfibdus ............50,OO0
GrSHuuns BON SssH StraBs, pom Weabpp jur
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8ar 5urtlduaattuns Don iibtrjabItsH abluss.
lanai AfsBnitnfs. ........."..........f5i,OO O
Gin 9oitenipon. 500, 900 fur tpeitere
Absu8StanGle in Der 10 Warb purbe
ausssftri6en uno bic OroinanS bann in
Der perduoerten Sorm bel erftsr unb Stpei'
ter 2eiune aneenommen. @alpin bra6:e
elh Enhancement Elm. baB nur bic aaer'
n6ibieiten 8srbeHeruneen Der Orbinans
bsiaeIaien pereen. oa na4 isinsr 4nii6i
bic iestee tpeeen neberbGrbune niht bel
Der Abiimmune ansencmmsn utroe.
Die meiftsn anperen Mitslieber iparen
isoo& entsssenseisstsr Anii6t unb CLAUS
ben. bab serabe neil bic Oroinans in
isbsm StaottbsiI 8srbsferunsen anort.
net. fie AUDI eber BON ben 8ar8ern bsitd'
tiBt piroe.
Galpin bradte cine ReiOIution Dor. bic
aneenommen purbe uno ben Napor cts
iuht. ben Stdbtratb su benadri1tieen,
er bic esmeiniame 8sioIutiOn in
BON transfers auf Der 8elerus
StraBenbabnlinie nidt bur@fdbrt.
Reue 8orlaeen puroen tpie folet Elm,
@,ns OrOinana flr brei psitsrs
.leftriibe 2ihter in Der l. Marb; refe.
;irt !; cine Oroinans, bic BEN Samss
5lpnn fir S4aben on feinem Giesntbum
IN 2userne StraBe $1,000 gntidaois.
ing suiprl&t cine Oroinan, fur einen
peiteren psrmanenten Wann Der 8slief
Oampfsr 60; referirt ; cine RsiOIutiOn.
ne ben SiaoiiGreiber antpeif, bic Pstis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-15
Oerthttthe6,

Die @efhporenen in benz Sale bee
oeS Worbe8 an8eflasten &eQer, tpeIds
lett Donnerta9 Nadmittae iiber einen
Babriprud beratbfdIaeten. einietsn lid
am Wontas uno um 10 ubr 8Ormittass
brabten fie einen @abriprud auf 2bbt.
un8 elm /; fieben Der 9ei6porenen parsn
auerft fir Sreiipreduns unb finf fir
I6btuns, bod enoli6 einisten iie lia fir
IDotuns. 8sQer 1T lber ben Wabriprud
iebr enirtitet uno %bebauptet. bab sr fret.
ge'pro1en bate perben ioaen. Seine
4opofaten peroen UNI Elm neues seri1t.
lihes 0etfabren nahiuden.
Ser Sal bon gbarles 2oiprp seeen
bic Stuot unb George NeDonale, tps8en
Der Bfaitsruns i'm ROrbenSe, iOa an bas
Obereeriht 9enommen tperben ; Gin.
%penouneen purben am Scmfas sessn
bic gntideibuns bon Ri9ter Gbparbs
binterlest, baB oreipiertel Mebrbeit i'm
Stabtratb n6tbis mar, bic betref. Oroi'
mana anaunebmen.
Die tpdbrenb Der Mobe fhulbig Be.
funbenen Inseflaaten erbieItsn am
Samitas ibr llrtbeiI. Sobn Oreia. Der
ben &obert elliott Iebtss Sabr i'm Rorbs
enbe tad, bat $50 Strafe su sublen
unb 9 Wonate absuiiben Wm. o.
8aImer. Der isinem Batter einen ueber.
rod itabl. muB oafdr elm Sabr obiiben.
Sames 2aueblin, Der benz 8. 6. 8ine
cine 8oloene lbr ftabI, erbielt 3 Sabre
uno 6 Wonate i'm 3u&tbaus. Yatrid
Quinn unp TbomaS, pelde ben Soiepb
BERRY um eine ubr uno 8oris ~bsraubten,
befamen l Sabr i'm @efansnib. Florence
Daoe. alias &imbea. bic unaeiesli1 nit
Dem N. 8. Sole lsbte. bot s25 Strafs
su sablsn unb | Sabr i'm @efdnsnib su
perpeilen. Ilice Gontpap mub tpegen
SaItenS zines unorbentlihen Sauies /
Sobr bdben unb $40 Strafe sablen.
Sobn uno Sumes @onnerS. bes 4nsrIffs
uno Shldeerei auf Nlforb @rifin lber,
flbrt, baben S25 Strufe unb 8oiten ;u
bsSlblen unb 4 Wonate su fben. @eiI
er IN einen 5radtpaeen einbru6. bat
Wi6aeI @ibion $40 Strafe ~ sablsn
unb 8 Wonule i'm 8efdnsnib su psrIe.
ben. Dflhael &earnep, Der ihon fruber
Elm 8lei6es that. bat tpesen Diebfabls
eines Subnes $40 Strafe su sablen unb
2 Wonaie su iiben. Sobn Reeb, Der bas
Soplep 2aserbaus su beiteblen periudte.
muB $40 sablen unb 8 Wonate abiiBen.
SpIpefter geupinaafi bat pesen zines
ansriffss auf Nor SuStOUes s25 su be.
Sablsn.
Am Wontus tuurbe Sobn@ 40 asber. Der
ibm aupereetruute $50 ni&t suriideritats
tete. su $40 Strafe unb Rotten. Rddsabe
oes @eloss uno 3 Wonatsn i'm @sfdng.
nib perurtbeilt. Mi6asl Wababp, Der
fi4 oss Diebitabls iduIcis befannte, er.
bieIt 10 Iaee i'm @efdusnib.
Die feds nnterfdlueunesanilaesn
aeeen Gbpotat W. s 9rncsp uurben am
Dienit,s bur6 einen @obrfpru@ bon
ni6t l6ulbie erleoist. inbem Traeep bic
Sale beeliden bate uno bic &ld8er
Oaraufbin bic 8si6uIbisuneen ,urldso.
gen oas County bat in ieoem Sale
bic 8oiten su sublen. Sumes Gallagher
bat tpesen Diebfabls $40 Strafe ;u CAB.
len unb . Wonate au fssu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-15
: elf 8oq bidsS @is am 9ocono.

= 3able beute beine Stenern.
- Die aabIeupreiis fiub erbbbt NOR.
ben.
- Die @attin beS bsfanntsn abpofa.
ten 9. y. Brics farb seitern.
ss- Seftass.@ si6enfe su mdsissn
Breiien. 8sioIeman,3 900 Maib'
Ibenue. /
= Gin 2uftbrud Rotor III in Der
2essett's @reef Mine infaairt fporbsn
uno lou 10 bel pie mbeli4 bic Irbeit
Der @ieI erieben bas Spitem bat ii9
anbsrStpo alS Elm @rfoIs eripieien.
= Sobn gapp bon 9broop tpurbs am
Oonneritae in Der SO. l penn. 8obIen
60. Nine atpiiden Barren sefansen. bas
bel mebrere ssbrOdens 8ippsn unb on.
6ere 8~erleBun8en erbaItenb.
- Stunt &erle tpoqten ON 9isniae
Worsen um 2 nbr in bic @obnuns bes
Sobn 9ombein in 8arbertotpn einorin'
gen. nurben iebo& entbedt unb msbrers
8eDolpsriddhs triebsn fis eiIisft our
SIudt.
- 8m. s. SdIdnins IisB am Cams
tag cine @beideibunestlase eintrusen
unb ~bebauptst. buB fein Srau. Rena.
fdon p%erbeiratbst mar, als fe nit ibm in
ben gbeftan6 trat. Sbr srfter @utis
iol @burIes Cooper fem.
- Die 8. & s. giIenbabn 60. nimmi
i'm oberen Tbeile bes Counties umfaf.
fenbe Ienberuneen bur. UNI bis sum |.
Sanuar ibre en8en @rapitpfarren @es
leife burd bic re9uIdre 8reite bon Glen.
babneeleiien su eriesen. Bel SeRup
uirb bic @rie Babn sinsn sr6Beren Sof
anleeen unb bon ba cue 8obIen Der ..
& 5. 8ubn lber ben Dinton 5peis mad
Bort Serbs bsf6rbern, mo bic 8srbinb,
uns NIT ibrsn SuuptseIsiien itaitinbet.
ssa- SoIt eu6 line . arsai n
beute Gbenb BEL BEN Auftionsperfauf,
205 @aibinstOn Gpe.N Ndermun's.
= gines bon einem @eipann 8ferbe
oes 9Iumenedrtners q. 81. @Iarf bon
bier fling iid am Dcnnsrftas uuf Der
1%iainebaft 2reusune nit benz Sufs stpi.
fden BEN @eleiie unb Der 8oble une
ebe Der Ireibsr Go Iosf6nIfen ODER bas
anbere Bfero ausipannen fonnte. tpurben
iie beibe bon einsm 8oblsnsus eetroFen
unb set6btet. Ser Wassn tparo ser.
triimmert. aber Der Treibsr entfam un.
perIest.
sas- 8sreebt nidt. oab mir Conn.
ta8sf4ulen. 8ereins unb @efeai6aften,
pel4e sr6Bere Nuantitdtsn ~einfaufsn. su
G%nsrosprsiien periorsen, unb ma6t cure
8eteauneen fir Ganbies. NiEe u. {, tp.
seitia. Wiliams & 8ruoer, 3l2 unb
3l4 2adatpanna Ipsnue. 1873
DaB~ Infer @orratb bon Seieriasss
tpaaren fir Sung unb Nlt mar nod nies
mails sr6Ber unO feiner ale tpis bieisa
Sabr; mir luOen bic 2sisr bes $40.
6enblatt" freunblidft elm, uns sinsn8s.
fu6 abSuiiatten tno benielben su beiidti.
gen. IS ii cine pabre Sreube. ibn nut
anauibauen. Wlaiams & 8ruber. 312
unb 3l4 2adapanna Npenue. 48,3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-15

Seio sewib. baB Sbr am ridtisen Plabs
ieio. 2ubt @u6 ni6t ourd SdiIbsr
irrefdbren. Die anoere 8uuFsute gum
Srreflbrsn bes BubIitums uusbdnsen.
Seio sepib, baB Sbr bel benz Geeoitoren
Bertauf eintretet. Sebt eenau. ebe Sbr
eintretet. ba6 es 1874 Benn Ipenue, Elm
paar Sbiren bon st. GburIss 9otel:
Scranton. 9a.. 1T.
OHsn iebeH Abeno Bis 9 llb. unb
SamfaeS bis ii nbr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-15
Die Rduber.

Cine uusseseidnete 2eiitune u~nisreS
ceuti6en Tbeaters mar S6laer's ,.Rdus
ber". Die ganae aufdbruns NOR muiters
BAIT unb madte einsn sepaItisen Sc.
ium%mteinbrud. Der muude i6pade Gin.
seleituns peroedte !; bod tebauern mir.
ipe8en Rdumman8els oieie Wode ni6t
naber oarauf eingeben su f6nnen.
Im Weibnudten eiebt ss stpei 8ors
itelunsen. Na&mittuss Q ubr aroBe
8inoerpcrieluns su e~rmdbistsn Brsiien !;
4benos 8 ubr: Die t%ansenOe Sdnie.
germutter". 4m ndbiten SCnntas
bleibt Der Mufentempsl aei6IOHsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-15
Bapue Gcuntp.

SonrsoaIc. Sergeant Samss aanss
ii BON Seeleppile. elm WitsIisb bon So.
e oes ID. Resiments, erIas an Sreitas
i'm DipiiionS SoipitoI in Camp Mac.
8ensie bel ausuita. Ga. Der 8risbti9sn
Nlerentranfbeit ct mar 81 Sabre ali
uno felt beinabe elf Sabrsn elm Mitslieb
oss Re8iments feline Srau iberIsbt Jpn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-15
Neme MmseiSem.
Smnibms.2tnte

SsrrN W. pirb, nit BEN II. DECEMBER aa-
f~anssnb, tinsn Omnibus ,pii&sa ELEPHANT uHe
scranton lauftn laltn UNI II bT 6abrpisis
%esritlbs, ME auf Der Strabsubabn. 5I3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-12-15
Ser NllSocrtauf wegen @tiddftsmfgabe
tn @5rotpn's 8ee !Stpe uiro tortgelett.

Yrete fb 6~erabgeiett fit be meiaen Saaren anb ihr bide fit
~ueniger,as be @dlftc Ses &oienprcties. @tr nennen einige
MrtifeI, /. 9. 9auen= uno 8nhers Mdntel, Sadeu, Ye,waaren @aifs,
~l1ntersense fit Mdnner, Tranen nao &inoer, Yntwaaren. Sdte nno
@aten, 9emben. IE9anoi9ube, 9alsbetleiOnnsen, etc, etc. Seher &dnfer
erbdlt COUPONS bon 5 Gents a%ufpdrts, fir tpel9e ~pradtboQe 8ilOer
gratis %ansgegeben tperoen tn
SrOtpm's See SiDc. 224 00cf0ip0mm0 9lDcnuc.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-09-30

THAT bluff acon't acorA, Mr.. Soltcr."
presence of mind nor his professional
promptitude. Like lightning revolver
jumped out of his coat pocket, and as
he covered the Yankees heart with the
muzzle he said sharply:
'That bluff WON'T work, Mr.. Salter
I'll see your hand for $1,000 now. If
you don't want sudden death in your
family, come along to the Office and ac-
count for the possession of those dia-
monds. :"
To the added amazement of every one
in the room, Seth Salter burst into a
loud laugh and said, without moving
out of the line of fire:
"Waal, boss, [ did think you had a
better eye for klips than that. D'you
fancy I'd be such an almighty sucker rs
to-good Lord. man, can't you see
they're all schlenters? There's no law
against carryin them round, l reckon
There's plenty of good judges in the
room to help you.
Avery brief examination satisfied the
disguised inspector that the astute Yam
kee had once more turned the laugh
against him. The things We're schlen-
tiers, or ''snide diamonds '-imita-
tions made of glass treated with fluoric
acid to give them the peculiar frosted
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-09-30

Don't shoot, for that's murder, and
you re covered three times OVER
The Yankee climbed down out Of the
cart with an audible chuckle, walked
quietly to Lipinski's stirrup and held
up his hand, saying:
"Ah, it's you, inspector, is it? Sorry
I've brought you bocby hunt like this
and given the department a horse to
pay for Klips? Waal, l did hear of
some goin across last night inside
Kaffir dog, but you've struck the wrong
shebang for stones tonight; true's death,
you have! But you can search and see
if you like. -
The inspector took no notice either of
the Yankees extended hand or his
speech. He just covered Salter with
revolver and ordered his men to light
their lanterns and search everything
thoroughly. They obeyed, and after a
20 minute investigation, during which
they employed every device that their
ingenuity and experience could suggest
on the cart, clothing and person of Sal
ter, who submitted like lamb, and
even on the horses, they were forced to
confess that they had drawn blank.
"Waal. boss, are you satisfied that I
amt sellin you pup this time:" said
Salter as he finished remaking his toilet,
for he had stripped to the buff with the
true hardihood of man who is playing
for big stake and means to win.
Not so much as schlenter had been
found, and Mr.. Inspector Lipinski felt
that he had got himself into a very
nasty place. He had stopped seeming
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-09-30

escorted une three horse Cape cart into
Kimberley. The horse that was lying
dead on the field was paid for to its full
value, and the driver got his e200,
coupled with private intimation to the
effect that if he ever opened his mouth
on the subject Of that nights doings
80 lashes and five years as an illicit
diamond runner would be the least that
he could expect. Inspector Lipinski
slept the balance of the night out with
a 915, 600 parcel of diamonds under his
pillow, and the next day there was no
one in Kimberley who had anything to
say to him on the subject of double
skinned dogs or the selling Of pups.
OF course there were many in camp
who would have given a good deal to
know what had become of Mr.. Seth
Salter, but that is part Of quite differ
emit story.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-09-30
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Arizona republican., 1898-10-30
KoscIUszCo AND-wILsoN.

The Arizona Republican glcats over the fact that Colcnel Wilson did not succeed in preventing the confirmation Of McCord when he went to Washing ten, and says the Courier cannot in- dicate a single clear, honest point Will son has made. Kosciuszco also failed. and was ridiculed by evil spirits Cf the Republican stripe, still his name lives in song and story. The Courier can point 10 Wilson's clear record On the silver question, the bond question. the prison contract questian, and evsTy question Of interest to the voters of AriZona.-Prescott Courier.
 This is the first time we have heard 1t charged that Kosciuszco had all unsuccessful tilt with the republicans, but as the Courier is an authority o1 ancient history we must accept it's statement as true We can net help believing, howevsr, that if Kosciuszco had been a republican the Courier would now be roasting him. And we regard it as re- flection on the eminent Polish patriot to have Wilscn's name coupled with his. When did Wilscn ever get out and fight for the oppressed? When did Wilson emulate Kcsciuszco and turn his back cl gifts and honors of fered by former fees. Once a believer in the validity of the Yavapai bonds, he now consorts with the repudiators and denies in the face of ample evil dence that he ever declared the bonds to be valid. Once seeker for re- tainer at the hands Of the innocent purchasers Of the bends, he now de- votes himself to attacks upon those securiti5s. Imagine KOsciuszco try ing by every base means to prevent the confirmation of one of opposite pcliti- cal faith whose success would mean the stoppage Of Kosciuszco's salary. No, No, Dent mention the renowned 'patrict in the same breath with your candidate. Keep Wilson in a class by himself. His "clear record" is clear only to a few partisans like the Courier ttat have political strabismus.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-30

CTS under Spanish daspotism by the bread liberty which it assures to ci;i- zens individually and collectively.
 The right of public assembly and dis cussion, cf free speech, CT petition, Of the practice Of religious belief with cut prejudice to civil privileges; open courts, swift justice, no confseaticn cf property, no self discriminating evi- dence or judicial persecution. These are the main features of the seireme of government which suppl2nts tae Span ish system.
 II ought net 10 take the Cubans of Santiago province q great while to as- simulate these ideas. strange as they may at first seem. They represen. the American idea Of liberty, and that. al- though imperfectly understood, has been the Cuban ideal through ge1e-- aticns of struggle and sacrifice fer freedom. When the Cu5ans learn these things, they will be fit fer self govern ment
Arizona republican., 1898-10-30

Sone democratic papers accuse Gel. Brodie of changing his opin- ions in order to bscome the republican candidate for delegate to congress. Col. Brcdie announced soon after he ar rived in the territory and began his campaign that his views had nCI changed, but that he was convinced that the statehood issue was para mount tc all others. To say that Col Brodie cannot consistently take up the statehood issue new is to deny him the right Of individual opinicn. Col. Bro- die is broad minded enough to know when 9 question should be pushed. That is why he today is advocating statehood with all his power. Tha: the people Of Arizona are with him will be plainly demonstrated in a few days.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-30
OF CURRENT INTEREST.

Miss Gwendoline Keats, whcss sto- ries under the pen name of "Zack" have attracted attention, is q cousin Of the post She wrcte under that sig nature lest ner distinguished patrony mic be counted against her.
 Cyrano has reached the street fakers in New York. The latest curbstone attraction is a man selling a false face with an enormous, infatable nose, which collapses and then reiniiates- but altogether in a style strictly cyra- mosque.
 Both candidates for New Ycrk's gov ernorship are intimately ccrnectei with the south. Judge Van Wyck was graduated from the University of North Carolina and married a Rich mond girl. Colonel Roosevelt's mother was a Georgian, descendant Of Arch ibald Bullock, president of the colony from 1776 to TIT.
 President Mckinley always wears a red carnatiC1 in the lapel Of his coat and always has a bunch of the same flowers in vase upon his official desk. When he was governor Of Ohio the stu dents Of the state university, at Colum- bus, started a controversy for the se- 1ecticn of 9 state flower. The gover- nor was consulted and suggested his favorite.
 It was Mrs. Clarence Macikay, then Miss Kitty Duer. who started the or enid craze. She loved the big, beaut;- ful flowers and in her famous portrait she is represented with a cluster of them in the deep viole; shade she liked best. She always carried them with evening dress and NIT. Mackay had. a great box cf them sent he1 every dsy, TO matter what part cf the country she might be in.
 The Ship Tnr," at Bidd=ford, where Charles Kingsley's heroes. Anyas Leigh and Salvation Yeo the old sailor, met, still stands, after mora than 309 years. though it is very s,ddly dubbed the Newfoundland Arms" But the loeal licensing magistrates, being led thereto by teetotal principles, have rs- fused U. renew its license to sell that strong old ale which Yeo drank with such satisfaction, on the ground that the inn 'is longer necessary for ths requirements Of the naighbcrhecd."
Arizona republican., 1898-10-30
A GOOD CANDIDATE.

Among the promising young men Of the territory none are more promi- nently known or mere highly respected than Thomas F. GrindeN, candidate for county superintendent Of schools. Mr. Grind6ll is man Of high attain me1ts. and ranks among the best edu- cat2rs of our territory. Two years ago he was principal of the Noga1es public schools, which position he resigned to accept the chair Of literature in the territorial normal school at Tempe.
 member of the Nogales town council writes: Never before have our schools bsen so we'll administered as when Mir. Grindeil was in charge of them. I wish I were Tn q position tc assist him in the coming electicn.'' The position at the Tempe normal was offered to Mr. Grindell, unsolicited Ey himself, by gentlemen who recognized a man Of sterling quality and ability. The experience Mir Grindell had white in the Tempe normal school last year shows him to be a friend-maker with the students and also their parents. Although he had net been in the school a year the students had learned to love and respect him, and hIs Tame was taken to their homes and became a ncusehC!d word. In h;s school work Mir. Grindell was original ia his ideas and introduced many .:ew thoughts in his classes.
 Mr Grindall returned to Arizona af- ter a lcng, hard siege of typhoid fever in the hospital in New York, to find that he wss the cnly one of the Rough Riders from this section whose for mer position was not open to him: and it would be rngrateful in the voters of Maricopa county to refus him the office of county school super intendent. Party principles should not be considered, as it is a matter of appreciation for the sacrifices he has made to. his country.
 An experience of seven years in the public schools Of the southwest: hes taught Mir. Grindell their needs, and he is, beyond the possibility of 2 doubt, enc of the best qualified men in the territory for the position he seeks,
Arizona republican., 1898-10-30

We find it impossible to please the Gazette It found fault when The Re- publican enlarged. IL became posi- lively abusive when The Republican was made a seven-day newspaper. When We began buying paper by the carload it tried to hold us up tI the contempt Of the community The ar rival Of The Republicans big p5rfect- ing press was the signal for 2 series of bitter onslaughts. Now it pours the viels of it's wrath on The Republicans special correspondent who is accom- panyirg the Brodis parry and giving the only accurate news Of the progress Of the colonel's campaign. IL is sad to see a great metropolitan journal like the Gazette become jaand:cad and pee wish, and we suggest that its fTiends give it a dose cf .Garheld tea CT some equally good specific for disc.dered liver.