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Arizona republican., 1898-10-26
DEMOCRATS DlSHEARTENED
Colonel Brodie Will Take Pima Info
 inc Democratic Camp.

Tucscn, Ariz., Oct. 25.-Special cor respondence of The Republican.)- Colonel BTodie's party is growing. When he left Phcerix Sunday night th5re were many Of the leaders of the republican party with him, and at number Of points be.ween Mariccpa and Tucson others joined the party. J. Knox Corbett and some of the Pima county war horses were at the depct to meet the party. They were taken to the San Xavier hotel in a body, and before Colonel Brodie retired many had called to meet him. Without any more definite kncwledgs, comparison is always Q fair resource in making up your estimate Of the strength of pep uiar sentiment in community fer cO1testing candidates.
 Let me tell you about "Puddin' Head'' Wilson's visit to this city. It was last week, and at time when the entire northern tier Of counties were burning up with Brodie enthusiasm, and the people of Tucson were kept posted as this enthusiasm spread from one coun- ty to another by the dispatches in. The Republican. Such unfavorab.e circum- stances would excuse the people Of Tucscn as a whole, but it was net to be expected that the leading democrats were SC absorbed in the fire which burned in the north with a glare which dimmed the aurCra borealiS that they forgot to meet their patrcn saint at the depot when he came. Indasd, some of them whom I have talked with insist that he never came at all. The morn ing democratic paper failed to men tion his arrival, and when he want away the paper was ashamed to say that he had coma at all. But he did come, and he -spcke and strutted, strcked his beard, made the rounds with the boys, and disappeared Where he went no one knows, and 1 could find no one in Tucson who oarsd.
 "Puddin' Head Wilson talked about silver hare to the producers of gold and | copper, sheep and cattle There were just eighty-fve at the meeting, sixty
Arizona republican., 1898-10-26

HOODS PILLS are the only pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Easy yet efficient
Arizona republican., 1898-10-26

We live in country of which the principal sccurge is stomach trouble.
 It is mere widespread than any oth- CT disease, and, very nearly, more dan- gerous.
 One thing that makes it so danger ous is that it is so little understood
 If it were better understood it would be more feared, more easily cured, less universal than it is now
 So those who wish to be cured take Shaker Digestive Cordial, because it goes to the root of the trouble as nc ether medicine does. The pure, harm less, curative herbs and plants, Of which it is composed, are what render it sc certain and at the same time so gentle a cure.
 It helps and strengthens the stom- ach, purifies and tones IIp the system.
 Sold by druggists. price 10 csnts to $1 per bottle.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-26
LOUIE FILES PLACE.
PuhIic Attention Called tc It the Sec
 odd Time Within a; Year

Louie File's barbershop which, which nobody Imagined needed any improve ment, is keing remcdelod and enlarged An elegant new chair is being put i7 and will be, operated by N. W. Bailey, one Of the most skillful artists that ever came into the southwest. Files barber shop, though nt prominently located, is really better known than any ether in Arizona. It is unique i1 tive respects. A shave, to which most people submit because they have to. becomes a luxury at Louie Files and then, unlike any other shop in AriZcna or perhaps anywhere else, one can get a shave or bath there any day in the year and any hour of the day or night. One reascn why high grade, class Of trade patronizes Louie File is or ac- count of the quietness of his place The outside world seldom hears of it, though when the war fever was at its height last summer it was extensively visited one day tc. see picture from Judge" in which Captain J. L. B. Alexander was represented tc be lsad- ing the armies of the United States against Spain.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

Dr. P. G. Cotter of Yuma was in town yesterday
 William O'Keefe of Jerome was reg istared at the Commercial yesterday.
 s. F. Betan, live stock agant of the S. F. F. 6 F., was in the city yester- day.
 Secretary Akers has returned from Tucson, where he went to attsnd the Bredie meeting o1 Monday night.
 Col. William Christy, who went to Tucson last Sunday night with the Brodie party returned yesterday morn ing.
 Captain Bob Brow of Prescott was in the city yesterday on his way from Tucson, where he accompanied Col. Brodie.
 Mir and Mrs Frank Steele were called to Mesa last night to the bed side of MT. StesIs's mc-her, Mrs. David Kile, who fs very sick at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Barklay.
 Miss Lcu Bradford and Miss Leah Randolph arrived last night from New York. Miss Bradford spent last winter in the city with her sister, Mrs. Charles c. Randolph.
 Mrs. T. F. Randolph wife of the night manager Of the Westsrn Union at this point, returned to Los Angeles on Monday night cn account of the i'll health Of her little daughter.
 United States Attorney Robert E. Morrison came in from TUs5o yester- day morning. He has been looking after federal matters at Florence and prosecuting defendants so vigorously that every defendant of thirteen in dicted were convicted
Arizona republican., 1898-10-26

Governor Murphy, Territorial Audi ter G. W. Vickers, Territorial Secre- tary Akers, Distict Attorney Robert Morrison, Judge c. W. Wight, Colonel Christy, Captain Brew, and a number of others came from the north to at tend the meeting here Colonel Chris ty and District Attorney Morrison re- turned to Phoenix this morning. Cap tain Bob Brow will go to Ncgales, but he insists that he will go no further The baIbeque at Ncgales was all that 1ured him further than Tucson Cap tain Bob is a g5nial fellow, and he is putting in good work for his old friend, Colonel Brcdie.
 GEORGE H. SMALLEY.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-26
A FIRE BRICK TRUST.

Massilcn, O., Oct 25.-William G. Hipp of the Massilon fire brick com- pany, has secured options on the plants of all the lsading fire brick companies Of this country and they will soon be purchased and operated by trusi. It is claimed that eastern capital amount irg to SIP 2,000,000 is bshind the schsme
Arizona republican., 1898-10-26

four of whom were voters. There were this many when the meeting be- gan, and when Wilson concluded there were nc chesrs to drown the noise of the generals" boots as ne strutled eff the platform The handful of men left took him in charge and escorted him about the saloons and introduced him tG the hangarson. The next day democrats asked when Wilson was coming, and the leaders hung their heads and said that the people had cold feet, that they did not appreciate statesmanship. They had been blind ed by the glare of the northern skies. But it was different last night. All along Congress street red fire burned as the great torchlight procession moved slowly up the street led by a band The buildings wsra gaily dec. orated with flags and bright colored bunting. The crcswd pressed upon the marchers in the procession, and peo- pie were packed as tight as-well, if ycu were at Phoenix Saturday night you can irlagins nothing Of it, but the streets here are narrower and there was no fiSxibility to the crowd. It moved neither to the right For to. the left, because it couldn't Some Of the adobe buildings groaned with the weight, and the windows rattled as the thrcng cheered and yelled
 
 The democrats are disheartened. Old dsmocratic Pima county has wrung it. self from their grip. A careful poll of tha county shows that Brcdie will get it, and the most of the republican ticket will go in. A poll of the feel ings Of the people as expressed last right makes it unanimous for Brodie It is evident that ths scuth will join the north in the same enthusiastic re- captions tcl the gallant Rough Rider, and among all the meetings held this campaign there was none better man. aged than the one here last night.
 
 ColCnel Brcdia held reception at the headquarters of the county c7ntTal committee rooms yesterday. afternoon from o'clock to ,. There were crowds Of people in the rooms and on the strIet during the reception and it was constant rush of people that filled the rooms during those two hours. Conspicuous among the admirers of Colonel Brodie in Tucson is Dave Hughss Of the Rough Riders. who has always been a democrat, but who is lending his -bcst efforts for the success of his commander.
 Governor Murphy and Secretary of Territory AAers visited the university yesterday afternoon and spent some time there going through the institu- ticn. They were pleased with the con- dition Of the university, and Secretary Akers said he was surprised to find the departm1 1nts are so well equipped and managed.
 The Brodie party left at 1:15 this morning ever the Southern Pacific fer Nogales. A barbeQue will be fea- ture of the rally there tonight.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-26
RAILROAD ELECTION.

Salt Lake, Utah, Oct. z5-At the annual meeting C the stockholders Of the Rio Grande Western railroad, in this city the directors were urani- mcusiy reelected.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-26

SEEKERS AFTER GOLD knew they may be disappointed, but seekers after health take Hoods Sarsaparilla with the utmost confidence that it will dc them wonderful good.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

The daily HERALD begins it's thir- tieth volume today and the weekly HERALD it's twentieth volume This is the twentieth year of the HER AIDS existence in this city and val ley for the interests of which it has ever been an ardent advocate. It has seen the city grow up from an unruIy and "a " village it has seen the bull team" give way to the locomotive and the arid valley blossom under the vivifying influence of numerous ca naIs- It is of the people, stands for their interests as it sees them and will continue to do so. Thankful for the past liberal support, l will try to continue to deserve even more -lb- eral patronage in the future.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06
ORDER FOR ARMS.

Russian Government Places an Order
 With an American F'irm-
 New Haven, Conn.,, Jan. 5-An order for 10000 of the latest pattern of mil itary rifles and 5.OO0,00O rounds of am intuition, has been placed with the Winchester Arms Company through it's San Francisco office. They are to be shipped at the earliest possible mo- ment The order comes from the Rus sain government, the company hay ing had an agent negotiating with that government for several weeks.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

Hon. H. Clay Evans, Commissioner
 of Pensions, says on much discussed
 subject: The cry of pension frauds
 has become so common of late that
 the people do not regard it seriously.
 It was for the purpose of proving the
 fallacy of this charge that I recom-
 mended to Congress, and will urge it in bill, the publication of d com plete list showing each pensioner, his address, disability and amount of pen sion received, which would do more to stop this idle chatter than anything this department can say. The poSsi- bilities of disabilities are great, and everyone knows a man apparently in the best of health, attending to his daily duties, may have a disability which entities him to a pension. This is hard for some people to see. Per haps, if they had an N-ray apparatus with them, there would be no diff culty This list would show what was the matter with such men and why they received pensions. But best of all, it would bring to light the frauds which do exist. and we all know there are some. But 1 say with out fear of contradiction that in no other business enterprise where so large an amount of money is distrib- uted, are there so few mistakes"
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

The act for the relief of those Amer jeans who are ill the Klondyke gold regions, and who. it is believed, will be in pressing need of food before spring, was as promptly signed by President Mckinley as it was passed by Congress. and it now only remains to get the relief to the sufferers in or der to make it effective. This is in the hands of Secretary AIger, and if success is possible, he will achieve it. his sympathy for the KIondykers Is of the activekind- active -tE:cr he Of fered weeks ago to advance the raoney out of his own pocket to send relief if any practical way of doing so could be pointed out. Secretary Aleer will go to Ottawa to secure the co-opera- ton of the Canadian authorities in e lf<Eef1ef tie8s--
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

That hot water canard foOliShly pro
 mulgated by some of our contempo-
 rories q few weeks ago has lead to the
 following in New York paper of
 wide circulation and which is sure to
 keep many people from coming here
 that would otherwise do so. It reads:
 Phoenix, Ariz., Dec. 2S.-Subterra-
 mean heat is converting the wells south and west of Phoenix into pro ducers of hot water and residents fear q volcanic eruption. There is more of this misrepresentation but it's first sentence is as quoted. It seems to have been dispatch sent by some ir responsible person from this city and is as false and sensational as it is silly and malevolent. The person that would thus viciously assail the inter ests of the valley and of Central Ariz- ona and of this city in particular should be given an invitation to leave that would cause him to take tne first ard manufactured out of absolutely no circumstance justifying it, whatev CT. The idea probably found birth in a report from Maricopa that in a well there hot water had appeared. The fact was that the very cold snap in made the water from the well which is in ti,e Santa Cruz bot tom appear warm by comparison with the temperatlTe at the surface; the WaJor |. rsf-.,5 = as at it's normal tenn Defati -S Ii i; so today. Upon this thoughtleSs report the canard above referred to has been built without any supporting facts whatever.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

Notwithstanding the numerous re forms brought about in the practice before the United States Patent Of flee, as the result of the long investi- gation conducted by Acting Commits sioner Greeley with such striking abil- ity, there are some abuses connected more or less directly with that office, and directly associated with it in the minds of nine out of every ten persons who know of them, which have not yet been reached. But MT. Greeley is now Investigating numerous com plaints against patent solicitors who have obtained money from inventors under the pretense of getting foreign patents for them and selling them, knowing that no valid foreign patents could be obtained for them and that therefor there would be nothing to caII
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

The Republican pledge of the an- neXation of Hawaii is being redeemed. The apparent opposition to annexa- ton which deVelnned in the newspa- pers from Washington, soon after the meeting of Congress, seems to dis solve into thin air when examined. Is it probable that the Presidents re commendations, which are in line with the policy of his party and his Republican predecessor. President Harrison, will be complied with? It is evident that the people have been convinced of the necessity and that Congress, finding that they want the pledges of the Republican party re- deemed. will hesitate no longer.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06
An explanation of the ranid growtl

An explanation of the rapid growth of the protective sentiment in the south is found in some facts recently brought to the surface by the Ark wright club of Boston. The cotton manufacturers of that organization re- gently had reports from the south showing that cotton manufacturing in that section is established upon basis which not only assures it's per manency, but an ability of the south ern manufacturers to place goods on the market at very low prices. In other manufacturing interests the pro gress is equally great, and with this progres has come q growth of the protective sentiment in that section.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

Uncle Sam rubbed it in on John Bull
 in the bill dealing with open sea seal ing, which has passed both branches of Congress and only needs the Pres ident-s signature to become law, and
 that it will probably get. Canada,
 backed by England, has played the
 hog right through in this sealing busi-
 ness, by refusing to join the United
 States ill efforts to prevent the speedy
 destruction of all the seals by agreeing
 to a cessation of open sea sealing for
 even a limited time. and the Cana
 dians doubtless chuckled with joy,
 when this bill which prohibits open
 ed States. was introduced in the Sen
 ate. because of their belief that it
 would leave them monopoly of the
 taking of seals in the open sea. But they will not chuckle, nor their Eng fish supporters when they learn the purpOrt of a section of the bill that was kept quiet while the measure was pending before Congress. That sec tion absolutely prohibits the bringing of seal skins into the United States | from any source. When it is remeber- ed that the United States furnishes l the largest market in the world for | seal skins and that the business of sup | plying that market has been partially l monopolized as to raw skins by Cana da, and entirely as to dyed skins by | England, the full significance of what | Uncle Sam has done to John Bull be- comes apparent
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

The meeting of the Supervisors of the various counties of the Territory that has been called for the 25th inst
 promises to be of much interest and it is anticipated that much good will re suit. The proposition to increase it's scope to the mining and live stock in dustries adds to it's importance and it will doubtless bring many prominent people interested in those industries to the meeting. If it serves no other purpose it will have tendency to in crease and unify much of the business of the Territory and thus engender re- ciprocal relations that do not now ex- ist so fully as should be the case now that railroad communications are more general and the want of which has done much to make the Territory quite sectional in many respects much to the disadvantage of all concerned
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

Most men who know anything at all about the subject will admit that there better than President Mckinley and the fact that he has not had single doubt of the election of Senator Han na by the Ohio Legislature, is why the rediculous stories of defections among republican members of the Legisla- ture have found no credence either among Senator Hanna 'senemies or his friends.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

It is reported from authentic sour ces that MT. Bryan some time since was panic stricken at the silver situ- ation and turned his money and se- curities into gold to the last dollar. Whatever MT. Bryan breaches his practice is to be on the everIastingly safe side of the subject in so far as his wealth is concerned, regardless of what other people may do on his ora torical advice.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

Lumber has been gradually going up in Phoenix for some months. Gen orally this has been attributed to a combination among our local dealers but we are assured this is an error. The rise in the price of lumber origi- mates in California owing to the fact that there is a demand there for all the lumber that can be got in from the redwood and pine country of the north on account of vessels going into the Alaskan trade and the closing down of the mills and diversion of northern capital to Alaskan mines. Our local dcalers report that they are making no ,.i are per centage on lumber now than months ago when it was not nearly so high as it is now.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

The organization of the Ohio Legis- lature by the anti-Hanna element of Ohio republicans and the Democrates yesterday indicates that Mir. Hanna will have to fight every inch of the way in securing d reelection to the Senate It looks as though there were a very strong anti-administration ele- ment among the Buckeye republicans; the results in the organization of the Legislature and the fight being made on Senator Hanna are interpreted that way throughout the country. Senator Foraker, Governir Bushnell and MT. Kurtz appear to be the leaders of this opposition.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

The bond case which is now on in court is likely to have the effect of making the further funding of Terri toriaI, county or municipal indebted ness q doubtful proceeding. Whether there is q weak spot in the Funding Act or not the showing is undoubted ly sufficient to raise doubt with cap itaIists that might invest in such bonds. If such bonds cannot be cashed the business stops.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

President Mckinley belives that the existing critical condition of affairs in the far east, owing to the grabbing of Chinese territory by Germany and the contemplated grabbing by other European nations, makes it imperative that hte annexation of Hawaii should be speedily consumated, and he has lost no opportunity since Congress ad- joHrned for the recess to impress his view of the matter upon such Sena- tors as have called on him. He may send a special message to the Senate, urging immediate disposition of the annexation treaty, but that has not yet been definitely determined upon, aud will probably depend upon whe- ther the Senate shows a disposition to speedily bring the treaty to a vote or merely starts in to kill time in a windy discussion on the subject. The Presi- dent shares the belief of Senator Davis, Chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations, that sufficient votes to ratify the treaty can be obtained in the Senate.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

not clear majority in the Senate is going to make currency legislation di- ficult. It is believed however, that it may be possible to enact q currency law embodying the plan suggested by President Mckinley in his message, by which the United States notes will be held in the treasury after being re deemed in gold and the national banks permitted to increase their circulation up to the par value of the bonds de posted as security for notes issued.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

While the treasury officials have not quite forgotten what an actual sur plus looks like. they are scratching their heads and lookingas much pleas ed as a boy who has found a long lost knife. The excess of the December receipts over the expenditures is some thing like a million dollars Small favors thankfully received. Larger ones will come later.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

The HERALD invites attention to the advertisers in these columns. They are all reliable and thoroughly responsible firms who make good ev- cry word they sayregarding their bus mess. Tie purchasers will find it to their very considerable advantage to trade with these people.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

| is not probable that the contest for United States Senator in Ohio will re- suit in MT. Hanna.s defeat. The re- publicans of almost every county in the state instructed their representa- tives in the Ohio Legislature to vote for him and they are not likely to dis obey these instructions.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

Is it not q little misleading in our Adams street cotemporary to talk Of ..independence'' in editorial expression when it is well known that that jour nal dare not say word outside of its collar.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

MT. NJ. o. Bieknen. an experienced \ railroad man has EsGived the appoint GAment of sGe1eral Passenger and freight Agent for the M- & F. road sa.. Bicknen has long occupied re
 asibIe railroad positions at Fl Paso- will at once remove to this city with his family MT. Bicknell is careful and thorough business man with whom it will be pleasure to find in the position.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1898-01-06

Does anybody on earth know just exactly why an enlightened people re sort to the custom of the superstitious heather on the change from the old year to the new? A pagan does such things logically because he blieves his noises drive away the devil. The white man makes noise enough to drive the devil away but on the aver age he don't believe in that individ- uaI.