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Arizona republican., 1898-10-04

For Councilman: JAMES H. McCLINTOCK-
Arizona republican., 1898-10-04

For Justices of the Peace: GILBERT D. GRAY, LOYAL ". HILL.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-04

REPUBLICAN, COUNTY TICKET.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-04
The Arizona Republican.

CHARLES (. RANDOLPH.
 Editor and Proprietor
Arizona republican., 1898-10-04
PHoENIx PRECINCT TICKET

Fer Supervisors: J. T. PRIEST and J. A. MARSHALL.
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For County School Superintendent:
 T. F. GRINDELL-
Arizona republican., 1898-10-04
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INTERESTING ITEMS.

IL some parts OF Norway corn is
still used as substitute for coin.
EVEN the Spanish officers concede
the superiority Of the American artil.
lery
or the 14S holders OF the Victorit
cross no fewer than "a are army sur.
geons
TnE queen is said TO be prouder OF
her Stuart blood than of anything else
in this world.
TIE Hottest cliff on the coast OF
England is Beachy Head, the height O.
which is jG4 feet
Boots and shoes to the number o,
l27, 1000, 600 are said 20 be manufactured
In the United Kingdom.
Iris estimated that since the begin.
ming OF the historical era 1900. oOt
persons have persisted ia earthquase,
RIA ADM scHLEY is not noticabl,
tall, but his legs are wondrouslv long.
and it Is said that he could run like "a
deer in his younger days
FEw acres planted in cigar-.caf ia.
bacco as an experiment near Tifton.
Ca, vii! yield IT. Is said by experts.
600 to 1000 pounds per acre.
The Lakes Superior, Huron. Erie
Ontario and Michigan have an agore.
gate area Of 9i,75O square mileA
which is larger than the area OF tiren,
Britain.
THE camel can NOT swim. It is a.,
extraordinary fact s,.as the moment &,
loses its footing In n stream In turr,
over and makes no effort 10 save it.e d.
from drowning.
PAnisfAS BARRIERS arc legally com.
PEELED 20 wash their hands after nj.
tending customer and before waitino
on another They must also use onlo
nickel-plated combs.
NEGOTIATIONS have been opened with
Washington % obsoin permission for
the spauiards la the Jadrone island,
70 go 20 Manila, as the situation bra the
Ladroncs IS extremely critical
TIM first stone OF a monument q,
oc erected in Dublin TO the memorg
OF Wolf Tone and other united Irisb.
men who were executed In f7as has
been laid on the site Of the Old New.
gate prison
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trated at Cuenca. where molten lead
was poured down the throats OF the
prisoners, and the relatives were COM
PEELED to drive and slash their naked
brothers and husbands through the
streets.
These same Spaniards are said to do
these very things at the present day
with the prisoners taken on the Philip
pine islands, where the captured are
nailed to the walls and then dashed un-
til they die from exhaustion. Their
action in Cuba is known the whole
world over and it cries for vengeance.
The manner in which they killed Maceo
shows the character of the Spaniards of
the present. who boast of their chival-
ry. They are just the same now as they
were at the time of the royal Philip"
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manity had been left in his breast. and
the commissioned officers escaped with
a partial crucifXion. One OF these lat
ter lived near Paris until about 20
years ago, and even at his advanced age
traces OF the wounds which had been
Inflicted upon him could be seen.
This same Mcneil refers in his
memoirs 90 another incident which
gives vivid picture Of happenings in
those days in the Spanish inconsistencies
and what Interpretation was given by
the monks 10 the term Christianity
"nd how they carried out their ideas
Of brotherly love
"a French captain one evening ouar-
tered his men ia a small village. while
be- and his servant wentto tho cIoisfer
near by. lie was received with great
courtesy and was treated 90 everything
which the monks had az their disposal
i'm the way Of eotables and rich wines.
The captain. who was a lover Of "a rood
table fortified by "A good drink. was
finally landed in "a cell in drunken
stupor. Thus far every thing was
charming aud the pious brethren re-
joiced as they thought that they had
eutrappcd The coufding captain. But
they bad not rcckoucd with his faithful
servant. who bad kept his eyes and ears
open. This fellow induced his master
Jeremiah awake iu spite ofhis condi-
ton The captain hardly had locked
the door when something began 10
move inside Of closet stationed in the
ccil. aud as bis suspicious had been
aroused by the servant be took his pis-
tol and fired into the closet. The shot
was followed by cries and groans. At
fhe same time The servant gave Two
alarm shots through the open window
and this brought The soldiers to their
assistance. They stormcd The build
Ing went 90 the captains ccii and then
opened The door OF fhe closet. Iu this
they found dagger and bloody tracks
which showed The way which the
wounded man had taken. These led
chem to q large subterranegn room.
Hhere o number Of dumfounaed monks
Iamentcl over the body Of dead man.
who was to have killed tbc captain.
One can easily imagine. 10 roe. with
out saying. that thc picus brethren did
not enjoy life much longer. one round
of weIi-1imcd .hofs sent them without
frrthcr preparation 10 eternity.
'ln this manner war was carried on
~ Spain az thc beginning Of this cen
tury ard The recent war Of the Carlisfs
but IS years ego -has proven how it,
'te th.s cruel nation has learned Of
what humanity is. 1u the memory of
an Of na stlil Gre the crueitics perpe.
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well-known whizzing of bullets, but
were unable 10 discover the enemy.
As they had not been hurt. they moved
on and soon found scores of dead sol
diers belonging TO Ney's corps. They
had been plundered. robbed of their
clothing. and left naked by the road
side. shortly after this they came to
a lonely barn, where they met "a hor-
rible sight. \ young officer belong
ing 10 the chasseurs was nailed hands
and feet 20 the barn door with his head
downward. and, TO increase the tor
lures of the miserable man, the bar
barians had kindled fire under his
head. The poor fellow was beyond
suffering, but il could not have been
a long while, for the blood was still
trickling from his wounds. The three
riders were shocked, and when again
bullets began 10 whistle from am
bush the hussars answered with their
rifles. They promptly killed two of
their aggreSsors and then rushed M
the others with sabers in hand. In
an instant they jerked two of the
offenders from their horses, of whom
one proved to be n Capuchin monk, who
had mounted the horse of the cru
cited officer, while the other was a
peasant who carried two uniforms of
murdered French musketeers. The
hussars, driven to madness by the hor-
rible sight of their tortured comrades.
gave no quarter, but promptly dis
patched the two brutes. Capt. Marriott
was, however, forced to return later
on TO the headquarters of Marshal
Lannes, as he had been seriously
wounded N a similar encounter.
still more heartrending are the
| recollections of c. Mcneil, n German.
who served as a lieutenant in the Tween
ty-third French chnsseurs during the
Spanish campaign in 1910, and who un-
Iii few years ago lived as n pension
officer at Bonn. lie tells in his memoirs
how a company of French prisoners
was captured by a guerrilla band and
sentenced 20 the most cruel tortures.
The Spaniards were at loggerheads
whether the prisoners should be baked
in ovens or be fried over open fires. but
they finally agreed that the common
soldiers should be roasted. that the
non-commissioned officers should be
hanged and that the officers should he
crucihed. The first two parts of the
/ agreement were readily carried out.
but when il came TO the commissioned
officers the chief of the guerrilla band
interfered, as apparently trace of hui
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the promotion Of the fleet commander
TO the rank of rear admiral. Brumby
was assigned To that duty on the
Olympia on January of this year,
when Dewey was given the Olympia
and placed in charge of the fleet in
Asiatic waters. The detail was made
at the request of Dewey. who had n
great liking for the lieutenant. Brum-
by is a handsome man of about 40
years of age, though he looks five years
younger, in spite of his luXuriant
beard. He entered the naval academy
at Annapolis in September, 1873, and
graduated among the first five in his
class. Upon the completion of his tive
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years of sea duty on the Tennessee he
was promoted to the rank of ensign
November 26, 1850, serving ON the re-.
ceiving ship Franklin in 1851, on the
jamestown in 1852, Gedney, 1ss2-sl.
and Nandalia. lSSG-So. While with the
latter ship he was advanced TO the
rank Of lieutenant junior grade. and
then served two years on the school
ship St. Mary's and two more on the
receiving ship Vermont. His present
commission as lieutenant dates from
August %, 1892 when he was detailed
20 duty on the New York. After which
he served few months at the naval
observatory auG war college before he
was lucky enough TO secure his present
berth on the Olympia with Dewey.
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CATS FOR THE ARMY.
Greatest Among Them u "The Colo
nei," Father Of gen. Mcrritcs
Fciines for MnniIn.

Gen. Merritt took with him when he
sailed for Manila three cats. active and
youthful csiildreu OF "The Colonel 90
the ancient but able guardian Of
tie commissary depot in Jessie
street. The kittics were sent 10 the
general ON % rcquisition 10 the gov.
eminent from him for that number
OF mice catchers. - is not generally
known. but DO is fact none The less.
fnat fhe United States annually pur-
chascs large numbers OF cats for use
in the great storchouscs Of the army
and navy. "1he Colonel" and his fam
~ are well fed and cared for los the
authorities Boz the commissary DEPART
ment. Not long ago new attache
went out and got terrier for expert
ment. Soon aftcrward the terrier was
found by three large rodents badly
SCARED and wounded while ~sbe
Colonel stood guard over five and had
not % scratch 20 speak OF bis vastly
uperior victory. The terrier was
shipped Cats are literally used on
aIi the ships Of The navy. and oftenare
The canes ~ preventing very serious
Interference by rats with the machin-
cry "The CoioneIs" long and faith.
iui career boz thc army has VOC biin in.
Vulnerable friends who look Harvard
TO bale and happy old age feg their
Feline friend 10 Us The governments
need OF CATS that causes "cat meat"
quotations 90 be printed daily 10 New
York
Music Aneef- Circulation ~ the Mood
10 bias been proved. ss the result Of
experiments. tiat The circulation 81
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THOMAS B. BRUMBY.
The Brnve Young Naval Omcer Who
Hoisted the American Flag
I'm Manila.

Lieut.. Thomas B Brumby, to whom
fell the honor OF being the man to hoist
the American flag over Manila. is flag
lieutenant to Admiral Dewey. His act
signalized the formal possession of the
city and the surrounding territory by
the United States. and marks the cul-
mination of the operations begun by
Commodore Dewey, whose first shot
paved the way tor the formal act on
the part of thetlieutenant and caused
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Music Aneef- Circulation ~ the Mood
10 has been proved. ss the result Of
experiments. that the circulation 81
the blood Is Affected b music.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-04-14

Il can furnish pasture for stock
with plenty of shade and water. Four
miles northeast of Phillipsburg.
Il. o. ORDER.
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M. A. SPAULDING.
An Address

10 the temperance people Of Phillips
county:
l wish to arrange for temperance
meeting to be held at every point in
the county; not only in the towns
hut also in the country school houses;
for parlor meetings to be held in
houses l solicit the cooperation Of
IT temperance man and woman of
Phillips county. If you desire a
meeting in your school house or your
own home let me know at once.
l also earnestly exhort and aifec.
tlonately urge every preacher, teach
or, debater or singer, in fact everyone
who can, and will lend helping
hand IN the agitation of the temper.
ance question to send me their names.
Presluents Of O. e e. L. and b. p.
2. Y. send your names also il you are
willing to help in these meetings.
Let it be long pull, a strong pull
and pull together.
Let us make Phillips the banner
,ounty of the sixth district for prog.
ress ia temperance work and sentl.
ment.
Yours for the safety and purify OF
)ur homes. ANNA M. Tracy.
Pres. Phillips 20 VIC. I. u,
Logan, Kans.
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The county commissioners are in
regular session this week,
Elder slack is holding series OF
meetings at Dana this week.
e. L. Keckley and Mr.. Price are
over from Agra today sight seeing.
About half Of the township trus.
tees have made their returns at this
writing.
The Sunday School Convention
Of Rushville township was a grand
SUCCESS.
Duck hunting has been excellent
down on the Solomon during the
past two weeks
Willard Cottrlll Of Nashville mad
forty acres Of corn planted at The
close of last week.
Marriage license has been issued
this week to Ernest H. 7. Dettmer
and Dora Klinzmsn
e. Z, Brainerd is IN Iowa and
Illinois visiting with relatives. He
will be away about a week.
Jos Segrist has been advised by
his physician that he had best take q
short lay of. Joe needs q rest.
Our implement dealers are dong
an immense business this spring
when the farmer prospers," etc.
"A great many farmers are already
listing IN corn. The weather is ap-
parently settled and the ground is in
excellent shape.
The merry ring Of the black.
smiths hammer tells something OF
the busy work now being prosecuted
by our energetic farmers
While the frost may have injured
the fruit buds to some extent, the
prospect is good for full crop Of
cherries and fair one of all other
fruits.
"A. Shesrer Of Belmont has Just
completed a new house for his SOD
James, and will at once begin the
erection Of a commodious one for
himself.
Mrs. John Roach is In Topeka
receiving treatment in a hospital
Her health has been poor for several
months. Her friends hope for her
speedy and permanent recovery.
Last Sunday barn belonging TO
E. f. Hughes who lives west of the
city was destroyed by FIRE together
with a calf, harness and feed As the
walls are of stone the loss while con.
siderable is not total. The cause is
unknown.
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Capt. Sweeney, .. s. A., San
Diego, says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy is the first medicine have ever
found that would do me any good
Price SOC. Sold by S. S. Fisher & Go
j. s. Morse, Sr, is now prepared
to sell sewing machines and organs at
lower prices and on better terms than
any other reliable dealer in this Sec
ton. See him for prices and terms
-Karps Glover Root will purify
your blood, clear you complexion
regulate your bowels, and make your
head clear as a bell 25c, Soc, and
s1.OO. Sold by 8. s. Fisher G. %. 2
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S. S. Convention,

The s y Association Of Solomon
township will meet in convention &C
Irusdall school house on Friday.
April Is, 1898:
1000 Devotional led by A Quapz,
township president.
1870 Paper, "Responslbility," @
W GUAM Discussion, e r. Weston.
1l:00-"How to bring the Young
Men into the y s." d W Stevens
Discussion, Levi Baker
11:30-Appointment Of committees,
introduction and reception.
12:00-Basket dinner.
1:00-Devotional.
1:30-"Objects and Benefits of s s
Conventions" H II Bowen.
2:00-"What knowledge and train
ing is necessary for a s s Teacher"
8 A OIsney.
2:30-"How can the S s be msde
attractive without lmpsiriDg its spirit
usl power" Rev Shockley.
3:30-"The importance of teaching
temperance IN the s s." Mrs M L
Gibbs. Discussion. VIM Carter.
400-Business. Election Of officers.
Bring your Gospel Hymns, pencils
and tablets. A QUAEz,
Township president,
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II He's Well Dressed.

That isn't any indication that
his clothes are enpensiUe. He
mag be a careful clothing buyer
he mag know Just the place
eUhere his money brings him the
best results. No matter ho,U
lou the price aCe name you, there
Is neUer any leSseninD of the
character of the fit or finish or
the making, EUen the ioSUest
priced suits haze that perfection
IN ft-thGt handsomely tailored
GppedrGnce--that absolute hon.
esty IN making that every man
desires 1t doesn't matter hoU
stout, or how slim, you mGg be,
you get the best results from our
tailoring. It's the fitting of men
Celb that has given our tailor
ing its great prestige. It's giU-
ing best results in every svag
that has made as the fOremost.-
We've everything for the spring
OF '9S. Materials to please good
dresserS; prices to please careful
buyers. NObbie8t shoes in tom.
Latest styles. Best to select
from. MondaV Wednesday and
Saturday
M. A. SPAULDING.
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BUcKLEN ARNIcA sALvE

The best salve IN the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, sal rheum, fever
psores, letters, chapped hands, CHI
blains, corns, and all skin eruptionA
ard positively cures piles, or no pay re.
.quired. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded
Price % cents per box. Tor sale BY
lanes g. Co. druggists
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CA.5T0RrA.
' 4 q: ! 4; ;'1ZmAzzz7< g. ~

Charley Hull Of Kirwiu was in
town Wednesday. He found time to
look in on US for a few minutes.
Three thoroughbred Poland China
bolrs fit for service, aud fifteen shoats
for sale. Inquire OF j F. Morse.
Last year the city repaired TWEEN.
ty'seven leaks in the city water pipes
a an average cost of 81 Is per leak.
This section was visited by a
good rain Tuesday morning, and as a
consequence crop prospects are fine.
DIR, Nelson has purchased Of M.
A. Spaulding the home he now occu-
pies. This is one Of the incest places
in the city.
Several of the K. of P boys of
this city and a delegation from Norton
go to Logan thus evening for "time."
Bet they'll find it.
Mrs. Yetche and daughter, who
have been making their home in this
city for the past few months left Mon
day for Davenport, Iowa.
Mrs e E Wilson will have her
millinery opening Friday and Sat
urdsy, April Is and 16 Everybody
invited Saturday will be a special
day. First door south Of Bissell no
tel.
The next regular teachers exam
nation will be held at Phillipsburg,
Kansas, on Saturday, April 80, 1898
Exercises will begin promptly at s
o'clock a. m. j. NJ. TADLocK,
Co. Supt
-Ritner Smith, ir, who went to
Colorado Springs, Colo, and who has
been working in the State Industrial
Institution for the blind and deaf AZ
that place, has been promoted to the
formanship of the broom department
at an increase of $50 per month. We
are glad to hear this good news from
one Of our old Phillipsburg boys.
Passengers arriving at Chicago
by the Chicago, Rock Island & Pa
ci6c R'y can, by the new Union EIe.
waited Loop, reach any part of the
city, or for a five cent fare can be
taken immediately to any OF the
large stores in the down town dis
trict. A train will stop at the Rock
Island Station every minute. These
facilities can ,uly be offered by the
"Great Rock Island Route"
Address JOHN SEBASTIAN, G.P.A.,
Chicago.
The Kansas Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company of Topek, had assets
January l, amounting to $338, 1893 Is,
and had deposited with the State
Treasurer for the protection OF policy
holders, $297OOOOO All policies are
registered IN the Office Of the Super
intendent of Insurance and are seCur-
ed by pledges of public stocks or
bonds and mortgages, approved by
the department, and deposited with
the State of Kansas. After three
years the policy hes a loan value,
paid up and extended insurance, as
guaranteed by the policy. For full
particulars see
BURK BURRIs,
Special Agent PhilIipsburg
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Free pills.

y Ee9 1ur address to II. E. Bucklen
& Co., Chicago, and get a free sample
box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
Trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy of action and are
particularly effective in the cure Of
constipation and sick ead.ache. For
malaria and liver troubles they have
Deen proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
hvery deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weaken
By their action, but by giving tone to
5tomach and bowels greatly invigorate
me system. Regular size 25c. per box,
Sold by James & Co. druggists. 4
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Lewis RIlDndes Hurt.

Saturday night Lewis Rhoades who
is a hoStler at the round house was
severely injured while pnttlng coal
into an engine, He had run an en-
glue out to the coal chute, stopped il,
aud Climbed onto the tank, and pulled
the trough down when the engine
started and caught Mr.. Rhoades'
head between the cab and the chute.
The engine started forward agsir,
aud Mr.. Rhoades fell into the coal
pit OF the engine The engine backed
again and came back with such force
that the cab was torn of
Mr.. Rhoades was taken home and
his injuries cared for by Drs. Wallace
and Fisher, who found a jaw broke
in two places, bruised head and
strained neck. Mr. r., is now doing
as we'll as could be expected.
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Excursion.

April 9th, 10th, and 18th the @ R I
g 2 R'y 90 will sell excursion tickets
to San Antonio, Texas, at one fare for
the round trip good to return Is days
from date of SALE An extension of
Is days may be had by depositing of
ticket with JOINT agent at San Antonio
on or before April 22nd.
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Free Lecture.

DR.. @. M. Brooke Of Lane Univel-
sity will deliver his lecture The For
ward March Of Civilization" at the
Baptist church Saturday, April 16, at
8p. m. This lecture given under the
auspices OF the County Teachers
Association. The public is cordially
invited.
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REV W L WOODARD.

Field Secretary OF the American ANTI
Saloon League, Columbus, Ohio, will
lecture in the Baptist church, at Phil
hpsburg, April 81 Free lecture.