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Arizona republican., 1898-11-19

The news from Washington to the effect that Hon. Tom Reed, the speak CT of the house, will be an active can didate against MT. Mckinley for the next republican presidential nomina- tion, is interesting to say the least, whatever basis of fact may be under the rumor-HoustOn Post.
 Interesting we grant you, but not OK tracrdinary. Mir Reed was a candi- date in 1896. He worked hard for the nomination and did not succeed. There is no reason why he should not try again. Personally we do not think he stands a ghost of a chance against Me Kinley, but if he thinks differently there is 10 reason why he should not back his opinion as he sees fit. This is a big country and Tom Reed is enc of the big men in it, and if he wants to be president he is justified in using every honorable means to bring about the attainment of this object. MT. Reed will be handicapped by the wide spread popularity Of the present ex- ecutiye-but that is his business, not ours.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19
PHILIPPINES IN THE ELECTION

So far as the Philippine question is concerned, the administration has been well sustained in the elections. Colonel Roosevelt was perhaps as outs2oken as any man in the country On the QIss- tion. He had the democratic and mugwump newspapers bitterly oppos- ing that policy. and many other ad- verse influences. But he carried New York. Congressman. Walker os Massa- chusetts, representing the district in which Senator Hoar lives, was opposed to expansion, but he was defeated. all though the district uaual1y gives ever 5.e09 republican majority Tn the vest, where the republicans w5ra outspoken in their advocacy of expansion, great pains have been made. Several demo cratic senators opposed to expansion lave been defeated fer reelection Not
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19

Florida oranges have c:rived in the eastern markets and reported to be small and green" A similar report may be expected from the California oranges that are shipped befCre Thanksgiving this year.-Los Angeles Times.
 But no such report will come from the Arizona oranges that already are On their way to eastern markets. These oranges are large. ripe and juicy and the customers who are lucky enough to eat them ought to know that they come from region where oranges ripen three weeks earlier than in Cali fornia or Florida.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19
THE BOUNDS OF CRoKERIsM.

Mr. Croker has broken his lance. His assumption Of leadership of the stat dem ccracy was almost unresisted. He named his candidates, dictated the plat form. and organized the campaign. His chariot rolled in triumph over all op- position up to the entrance of the poll ing booth. There it was halted by the vc.es of n-Tammanyized citizens north of the Bronx. It will be relief to his fellow citizens to know that there is a bound to this interruptions mans pover.-N. Y. Commercial Ad- vertisGr.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19

''The Republican is the most pro- gressive and enterprising. newspaper in Arizona, but''-and then the Bisbee Orb goes on to tell us why we should not criticize the action of the majority of Arizonas voters in saddllng the free silver incubus upon us for another two years. The Orb and ether papers of this territory that place silver above the mere substantial considerations that ought to influence Arizona may as well understand that as q reasonably heavy taxpayer in this community the editor of The Republican feels that he has all the rights of free speech vouch- safed by the constitution and he will not miss an opportunity to impress upon the voters of this territory the fact that the triumph 0; the free silver ties means the loss of statehood to Arizona this year and the postpone ment of improvements that would have come had Arizona taken a stand in cOnsOnance with the views of the country at large. By this we do not
 mean that The Republican will play the part Of sorshead. The sorehead sees nothing in the future. The Re publican On the contrary is as optimis- tic as ever. While it deplores the at
 titude Of tho voters who lately placed freeh-obstaelc in the way Of Arizona's advancement it sees light ahead. The free silver faTaet will die out iD Ari- -zonas a6 it has died out i'll Kansas, in Nebraska, in oregon and in other st2tesst2 2, s7- l,s7- 4,ay7t44l-e ay7t44 ae --Sken The
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19
THE USUAL MISTAKE.

Goldwin Smith writes to the New York Sun to say that Dr. Funk and other zealous prohibitionists ''are mis- taken when thsy divide the community on the prohibition une, setting down prohibitionis;s as the followers of Christ and all opponents of prohibition as adherents of some other power. " This is approp0s Of the plebscite in Canada, and the attitude of the prohi- bftionists is entirely characteristic Springfield Republican.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19
AN UNPROFTTABLE INDUSTRY.

According to Judge Barker and the facts, Louisville is the cheapest market in the world for murders, and this has caused a great increase in the industry, but the incidental expenses in the way of criminal lawyers, etc, has prevent ed an even greater number from en- tering the pursuit, which is the only defense wa can make for q certain class of lawyers and their methods I.nuiSIillE POSt.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19

The German emperor is anxious to be 'summus episcopus,'' or head of the Protestant church in Germany. The emperor belongs to that class of men who want to be the whole thing in their wards, alderman, street commis- sioner and sidewalk inspector in one.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19

Good roads would be source of end less profit to this valley. Every per son who would like to see the roads improved should take hold of the movement now being agitated and do his, utmost to make il successful
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19
Treats with and Sells MEDICAL HERBS
Which give Magnificent Results.
? the following letter:

Note the following letter:
 Phoenix. Ariz., Sept. 9. 1S9s This is to certify that my wife has been sick for a long time, and having been treated by many physicians here and in California without receiving any benefit, | placed her in the hands of DIR. All VIM for treatment. In very short time am able to give thanks to his nledi- cine and skill, which have effected a complete cure for my wife, who is now perfectly healthy. I heartily recommend DIR. All XIST'S treatment and his excel lent remedies to suffering humanity.
 YSAAC OROSCO.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19

Republican will see the downfall Of agencies that now tend to keep Arizona in the background And we respect fully direct the attention of the Bis bee Orb to the old but true saying: He laughs best who laughs last
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19
PHOENIX, NOvEMEER 9 Ieee.

The voting machine at Rochester, N. Y, told the result in thirty-seveu minutes after. the polls closed. The next thing in line will be a voting ma chine that hands cut s2 bill when the voter hits it the right way.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19
HIS FAILING.

Her Mother-I am surprised at Charles guaranteeing so much money on a phcnoGraph.
 The Wife-I am not He always did like to hear himself talk.-Harlem Life.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19
WHY TOD COMES HOME.

Jockey Tod Sloan must now dis mount and give way 10 Lord Kitchener, Of Khartoum, as the most popular man in Great Britain. Fame is ever 3 fckle .jsda-Bc1tca Herald.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19

Ia single republican has met with such 9 reverse. If the expansion question was involved il the result, then the verdict is certainly a favorable one.- Philadelphia Press.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19

Nebraska ranchman recently sent East a gratify- ing piece of in letter to his son, who is New York State agent the Delaware & Hudson Canal Co.,, Northern R. R. Department. "Whlc on a visit to my father last May explains the gave him package of Ripans Tabules with which I always supplied He had been for long time afflicted with dyspepsia due doubt the exposure and irregularities neCessltaed by his business The abules seemed to relieve him, and on my East him dozen packages. He writes that he has ordered and that for the first
 time in five years is able to eat and sleep naturally and well He $ enthusiastic in praise of the Tabues.'
 .ss @ @ss4 assasas 5ss de::
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19

Publication office: se-55 East Adams street Telephone No. z.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Washington Bureau. 800 Fourteenth street, N. W.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19

Entered at the postofnce at Phoenix Arizona as mail matter Of the secoRd class
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19

CHARLES (. RANDOLPH.
 Editor and Proprietor
Arizona republican., 1898-11-19
The Arizona Republican.

THE ONLY NEWSPAPER IN ARIZONA THAT IS PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-20
How Advertising Pays,

Two farmers were discussing
their local paper One thought II
had two many advertisements In It,
The other replIed "ln my opinion
the advertisements are far from
being the least valuable part OF IL,
! lock them over carefully and save
at least Nye times the cost
OF the paper each week
thfouh the business advantage |
get from them,
said the other "a believe you
are right know that they pay
me well and rather think II N not
good taste TO find fault with the
advertisements after all, -
1t pays any man with d family TO
take a good local paper for the ad.
ycrtlsements II nothing more and
II business men fall to give farmers
a chance TO read advertisement In
the local paper, they are blind TO
their own interest, to say the least
Of II,
"You never trade with me, said
a business man TO a prosperous
farmer, "You have never invited
me TO your place Of business and |
never 90 where | ain not invltedl /
night not be welcome" was the
reply
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-20
RECEPTION FOR DOLE,
HOwoii's President will Be Enter
tained at Washington

Chicago, Jan, lO,-Arrangements
are being rapidly completed for the
reception and entertainment Of
President Dole, Of Hawai-, who Is
expected to arrive In Chicago Sat.
urday morning on the Chicago and
Northwestern overland limited
tram President Dole left San
Francisco very quietly tonight ae
an ordinary passenger taking a
single lower berth, Gen, Brooke,
commander Of the troops at Fort
Sherman will, II is said, receive
orders to have United States troops
Of that garrison meet President
Dele upon his arrival IN Chicago
and act as an escort to the hotel
A guard of honor with a complement
Of stan officers will also be detailed
TO walt ON President Dole while In
the city and TO escort him TO the
train on Sunday, Though no
definite arrangements have as yet
been made the city government
will doubtless be represented In the
Hawaiian ruler during his brefslay
in Chicago, From Chicago II ID the
intention Of the government re-
presentatiyes to take President
Dole direct to Washington on a
special train.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-20
, ou,s HeiIbron,
The Leader.

~ mounting a speciality, n,.
Diamond ,lloGE ,,ncE Of Watches and Dla-
LargessIs evcr wars shown in the ely.
monds eyyI eNrdors solicited. All goods
C9onIdT 9,oId With guarantee
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-20
MYSTERIOUS pERsONA0Es

There Is a young man held on the
West side of the city, who has
acted IN strange manner and there
seems 10 be some mystery surround.
Ing him and a Young girl who was
also here yesterday but departed
last night. The young man has
given several names 40 belonging 20
himself aud also several places 0f
residence, The Wdl was equally
sehOoled la the art Of selecting
names for herself when questioned
ey the police officers who run upon
them last night. It seems that the
pair started out together tor aome
point la Texas, but were separated,
and the girl having all the money
the Young man was h6b0ing A. lie
was put on the train al Lodi, Texas,
day.beIofe yesterday aud sent a
message here 10 Annie phynIx,
asking her 10 send him money 20
towe here on 10 Join her The
mess aye was not delivered as the
young lady could not be found
Yesterday a young maa presented
himself At The telegraph once aud
said hIs name was Angel aud asked
for the undelvefed messape ad
dressed 10 Annie pbynix He left
and got officer hawleh 10 help him
look W. the young lady, claiming
she waa hIe slsiOt The Hrl waa
found Al The depot ready 10 leave
Tor little Rock, aud she al hfst
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-20

denied relationship with the man OF
even acQualntanee.shIp but develop.
ments showed that they were very
much acquainted aud had a mystery
surrounding them not explamable,
The officers put the young man In
iail and allowed the woman to 20,
He Is now behind the bars and an
effort Is being made to locate where
the twain came from and what
caused the strange movements Of
the two, The young man does not
talk much and seems to be In deer
trouble,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-20
TEXARKAN ARKANSAS THURSDAY EVENING" JANUARY % 1893
A NICE ENTERTAINMENT.
The Large Parlors Of r, B. Will
liams' Mansion Thrown Open to
the Lotus and Pris-
ella Clubs,


Last night Mesdames h. b. Will
liams and j. @, Ware gave the Lo-
tus and Priscilla clubs a reception
at the house of n, b, Williams,
where was gathered together the
cream OF TeXarkana citizenship.
There were many small tables
scattered about the parlors and
rooms Of the brilliantly lighted
house and games were played by all
who wished to enter the contest
for the four pri2es offered, When
the games were over il was found
that Mrs. Harry Taylor won the
grand prize, cut glass berry bowl;
W.T. Hudgins the genteman's high
prize, silver back hat brush Miss
Lille Webb, second prize Tor ladies',
a box o. pink rogue, and G, G,
Brengle second gents prize, sick
tin rooster,
The Misses Hynsons rendered
some sweet music during the ev.
ening,
AT II o'clock the guests were in.
yited into the dining room and a
splendid supper was served,
The evening was an enjoyable
one and will be long remembered
by all present,
The list given us by one present,
from memory OF those present
were;
DR. and Mrs j w Talbot, Mr. and
Mrs w T audgIns, Mr. aud Mrs W
II Arnold, Mr. and Mrs George
West, Mr. and Mrs Joe Hucklus, Jr,
Mr. and Mrs G Ware, Mr. and Mis-
" A Dryer Mr. and Mrs 7 G Nc
Fadden,Mr and Mrs ed Burke, Mr.
and Mrs NJ KosmpskN Mesdames
Minnie Corley, Harry Taylor Paul
Jones, l. A Byrne, j M Talbot Josie
Hicks, Misses Cuggle and Mamie |
lIynson, Bessie HudgIus, Lille
Webb and Nellie Taylor and Messrs
A w ScruppR, w A Arthur, Clar. |
ence Taylor, Claude Shepherd, @
O Brengle aud Henry Moore, Iro
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-20
Alaihh0nd nilla.

Washington, Jan, ls,=The house
committee on territories today,
after concluding the hearing Of ar,
gumenls fixed next Wednesday for
a meeting for a vote on the state.
hood bills Of Oklahoma, New MeKl,
ca and Arig0na,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-20
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION

Notice h hereby given that the
firm Of the LlN00bDTURNlgR Co.,
Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, the Turner Bros. retiring Mr.,
10, u, Llnaold Ia theaueeossor Of the
firm, aud Ia authorised 10 collect all
indebtedness due the Llng0ld
Turner Con and assume all the
liabilities Of the DihE0Id-fufnef Go.
fhe old 6fm extends lie thanks
TO the public for lts liberal pats
ronage In the past aud, In retiring,
the Turner liros. bespcak a con.
linuanee of the same for the new
firm, 1Hb blNd0bBs'tuRSba Co.
feEafkana Afh, Ian l7lh, igDsi
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-20

Referring 10 The aboye, I beg TO
assure the public that I shall ens
deav0f in The future 10 merit a
continuance 0t their patronage,
aud trust that I shall receive a
liberal share,
i'isa ", u liS0oln,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-20

lluddleston Urea, nave iuAt res
eeiyed a fine hsa af smoktd meats,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-09-14
Lebanon Items.

i'ir farmers are glad to stc tho sunshine
agnln, h,id are making good u.s. oi II III
tiyioH 10 save All .; tDo fodder, hay, ~.
lotion l. opening RAPIDLY, aud tncy viii
i'e Kept busy Tor wniit.
Tao many friends oi i.n,,gn Louis
Hirlhr'srn wcrc agrcchbly nnrnrisrd 10
Hee hlfn al hpinc tor Il siiOr; siay. He Is
IprhihE well aud has Iruuji-ed 10 lecture
~ ii.n 'Eutch next Friday night. All
III" var ,no,Ii1 rpin.
Misses lnI'ilr D'ics worth and EVA
''"htrv nave ictnrncd butne from tnu.r
Ms Tat l'citrn and r'pJr. = ,cry pleasant
VISIT
Miss Robbie Wanc c.,oi,i Las r,tuin..i To
hrr school AT caic-,iuig. We ,ll.l ais.
b, very much.
Miss Alice Wakctieii. our former, ,,nci.-
"i. has decided u tas,o special .",tir.p
i"Ni N'i,T. foaro very 7prr. tu give n.r
~. iii" !, a model ,caciicr, and La,
many .icnd- III TN, contnunity wllo
wish Tia. she may IuyD :ery pleasant
HId prosperous Year.
MIR. l.tu WclDurn has about cufnDletel
his gin house, And 1. ready f,r BUSINESS.
Ibo baiiiZ.nE took place Saturday II
ternuOn ut O'cluck. Although IT was
raining. there WAS a lar,,e crowd. WHAT
Is more pleasing than u see our neigh
bprs ana neiKhDOrs chidron alter tnev
have gwen their hearts God TO obey his
ordinance.
Mr. Watson and sister, Miss a nna and
MISS Olivia bucket, OF Anderson, anu
Mr. Allen and sister, lIss Meta, of
iIU" nd"-villr, vlritcu Their iritnJ, Miss
Brtilc l)ucKwUrth, Saturday and SUNDAY.
MI Ernest Tucker aud si, or Miss
Minute, visited relatives Il low days last
week. /,
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Lieut.. Mctully, l.. ). y.

Lieutenant y. A Mrcullv, of tho aux
iIiary cruiser Yale, arrived in Tho city la t
Thursday on a short visit 10 his mother
and other relatives lio IL tho very pie
tnre OF health and physical nanhpod.
Those OF his many admirers who have
not AZ yet seen him will have very little
opportunity To do sd, as he leaves this al
tornOon to resume his duties in the Navy
The Lieutenant IL not on q furlOugh, but
has been ordered to take command Of the
torpedo boat Fox, on the Pacific Coast,
and Is only taking advantage of the tune
allowed him to report to make q short
visit to his mother. He leaves at 20 this
afternoon for San Francisco and will pro-
ceed frOm there to Portland, Oregon, to
report for duty, and will receive his COM
mission IA Captain OF the Fox He OK
poets to return to Anderson after twelve
months absence. Lieutenant McCullv
barely missed the grand naval battle
which destroyed Cerve,a's fleet off Santi-
ago. His cruiser, the Yale, left Santiago
waters just two davs before the fight and
returned four days after erwards. lie ap-
pears TO regret very much that he WAS not
given an opportunity to engage in this
great battle, after having spent 30 many
years in training for just such An OccA-
sion, but thinks other opportunities may
be presented before tho Philippine 1ueH
ton is definitely settled.
lie Expresses regret that lie has been
unable To spend a day down town Ahak-
ing hands with his friends. hut almost
Immediately after reaching here ! hurs
day last ho was cOnip ipelleti 10 go to Nor.
folk, and returned only Inst night. Onr
people are very proud of "N. A." and
feel assured that Hi opportunity only is
needed for hiUi to distinguish himself.
and the people Of hin home are proud OF
him
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Corner Dots.
mo. e. MNi.Io>, sup

Mr nirpE: Iiiral,lndnncco rain
fall sill proves ;ii iInpc,lilncni 10 the
nlctrA.iul harvesting OF truck.
MI, Flora OIncni. of AlabHniu, who
iia> been spending. several weeks with
!rr uncle, Mr. j. y. Ozmcnt, returned
I" her home last Monday. much 10 the
regret al her ni.inA friends.
There are Il few new eases of sick =
ness in onr community. but we hope.
none of hem will prove serious.
Mr.. ". Cook, of Iva. who l,a, been
III the mercantile business for several
years past, has decided TO go ont OF
business. and is now offering his stock
81! goods III exceedingly low prices.
Mr.. Luther Towns. hn, recently
bought ont III, stock of good, formerly
owned hy Mr.. W. y. Stewart and he
will be- pleased to have lis friends call
IN and INSPECT his goods. all of which
he Offers III prices to Si.t the times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid. who have been
visiting rlnlivrS in .\bbcvllr city and
County, have returned home.
We earnestly. hope iliai tIIc ,li>prli-
>aiv will lm hloitrd ont Of existence
and prohibition br pui in It's place,
and wiltn put there. for he love of
humanity let ii remain.
Again the angel ni death ILi> visited
onr community and removed from our
midst on" of 'hr sweetest and purr>t
of flowers. Little Lou Ellie Reid, age
) years. daughter OF Mrs. lIamlriic
Reid. died Sunday morning ut n'c'nck
ami her remains were. Inferred in Good
Hope Cemetery that Afternoon at five
O'Clock after ;'n nppinpri;itcHnh solemn
service conducted hy Rev. X. G.. Ligon.
assisted by Rev. j. V. Black. Little
Lou Ellie was Il special favOrtr with
every one who knew her, for she was
possessed Of such Il sweet and angelic
disposition that only to know her was
wicked world of ours. God would not
suffer such Il lovely bud as she to be-
blightctl by earthly frosts, and so be-
fore she had faced the chilling winds
of life God called her to himself as Il
tit ndOrnment for his celestial bowers.
withstanding all this. it was hard
10 give her up, but we bow in reverence
to the will of the Almighty, knowing
that whatsoever he tlOeth is right, and
there is much consolation to the be-
rcnvrd mother and childreN in the
Thought that their dear one is with
Jesus, around the snow white throne,
singing in clcarest notes, the song of
the redeemed, thus forming one more
connecting link between them and the
better land.
"ArOund the throne of God in lcay'n
Thousands Of children stand,
Children whose sins are all forgiven,
A holy, happy band,
Singing glory, glory, glory be to Cod
on high.
On earth they sought the Snviours
grace,
On earth they loved His name;
Ana now the see His blessed face,
And stand before the Lamb,
Singing glory. glory, glory he to God
on high
DEAtO.
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Dots from First Creek.

First Creek Church. with it's beauti-
full surroundings, its we'll worked
cemetery and roads presents II lovely
appearance, and the Church, spiritu-
ally, hns received cOpious showers of
blessings fresh from the hand of an
nll-wisc Creator. We have just fin
ished Il prOtracted meeting and our
Church has been glorionsly blessed,
which mny be properly attributed to
the preparation made with dcvout
prayer and praise and tho earnest
nr"nchin9 nf nmr acting pastor, prior to
the revival. On Friday night, tho 2nu
instant. the Rev. Mr.. Singleton began
preaching for us, and preached night
and day until Thursday. tho 9Th inst.
His preaching with simplicity, but
zcalously and divine power, accom-
panied his utterances. Surely he is the
mOuthpiccc of God. The fruits of our
meeting were twelve new converts,
md the baptismal rites were duly and
beautifully performed by our acting
pastor, Rev. Il. p. Mitchell. in the
waters of First Creek. near Mr.. Ed
ward Waketield's. midst rugged but
lovely scenery of entertaining vines
| and branches overhead and rocks be-
meath our feet. The thought forced
| itself upon me. will the feet of the
| new converts always stand on a rock of
| firm foundation. A MEMnER.