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Arizona republican., 1898-01-16
THE PAPER TRUST.

After many abortive efforts, the manufacturers of white newspapers have at last entered into a trust com bination.
 There have been many assurances from gentlemen prominent in forming this association that its object Is not to increase prices, but to effect cer- tain economies in production, sale and delivery. In some ways it is possible to effect a saving through comb, na- tion. It has been customary for news paper mills to take orders from con- sumers in any part of the country, and in supplying their distant customers heavy freight charges are incurred. Under a combination each mill would supply customers in it's own neigh borhood, and the item of freight would be largely reduced. The establish ment of a selling agency, doing away with the services of middle men, would be another economy.
 It is undoubtedly true that con siderable saving can be made in these and other legitimate ways. But, af- ter all, the main object of most trusts is to increase the price of their pro- duct The price of news paper has already advanced several dollars per ton. Human nature is much the same in the paper manufacturing business as in other manufactures. The pro- ducers want to get all they can for their product. It may be that the price of news paper has ranged so low that little or no profit has remained for some mills, especially those equip ped with old machinery, and they look to the combination to raise the price to the point of profit.
 But any marked advance in the price of news paper, through the applica- tion of the business methods that have distinguished so many trusts, would be likely to arouse an opposition to this particular trust which it would have much difficulty in meeting. The public has become accustomed to good news papers, at a. cheap price; to good magazines and books, which are often made out of high grade news paper stock, at low prices. A movement on the part of the trust that should ne cessiuate increased prices of books, newspapers and magazines, would at once raise a public sentiment which would make itself felt.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16
HANNA WAS TRUE.

MT. Charles L. Kurtz of Ohio and the republicans who aided and abetted him in his unsuccessful effort to de- feat Mark Hama, advance as a reason for their acts the charge that in 1889, when Hon. James E. Campbell defeat ed Senator Foraker for reelection as governor of Ohio, Senator Hanna and his friends did not support the re- publican ticket.
 The Ohio State Journal shows the falsity of this charge in stirring editorial:
 "The eloquent figures of the cleo tion that fall in Ohio." it says, "show conclusively that in that contest. when there was a falling away of the re- publican strength in nearly every part of the state. the home county of Senator Hanna (Cuyahoga) did it's full duty toward the election of Foraker. Not only that, but the entire western reserve came up nobly and furnished it's usual republican majorities.
 'What is the record? The official statistics show that Cuyahoga county cast 2O.334 votes for Foraker and IT, 7SS for Campbell in the, election Of 1Ss9.a republican majority of 2,546, which is within a few hundred votes of McKinley's majority in the ooun- try in 1896, and is fully up to the nor nal figure in that county. This does not show that either Senator Han7a or his friend sulked in that cam paign. In Hamilton county, the home of Senator Foraker, the vote stood: Foraker 33,55O, Campbell 4o.- SO3, Campbell's plurality 7,253. Mont gomery county, the next door ne gh- bor of Hamilton, rolled up this vote: Foraker il ,647, Campbell 13,o52 votes: CampbelPs plurality 1,4G5. These two counties alone contributed total of s.65S plurality against Mr. Foraker, and the total plurality of Campbel was only 1O.S72 in the entire eighty eight.
 It is not credible that the inf1u- ence of Senator Hanna, if, as is alleg- ed. it had been exercised against Sen ator Foraker, would have extended into Hamilton. and Montgomery counties and not been felt in his own home. The fact is Senator Hanna was loyal to the entire republican ticket in 1889, and the returns prove it. The charge is absurd when tested hv facts and should be sent back to the sanisarium where it originated If the conspirators have no better plea than this in their defense they are barren indeed"
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16
THIS BUSY WORLD.

The average rate of wages in Corea is 15 cents day.
 The cost of maintaining cavalry soldier and horse in the British army is about $500 per annum.
 An injury to the tongue is repaired by nature with more rapidity than is the case with any other part of the system.
 The longest train on record was that of Catherine de Medici on the oc- casion of her marriage. It was forty eight yards and borne by ten pages.
 The annual income of the ear is Sl7,5OO,OO0, of the Austrian kaiser ST. 5OO,0OO, of the German kaiser, S5 ,OOO.- OOO, and of the king of Italy $3,O0O. 900.
 It is said that one of the single-but- ton men of Van Buren county, Ark. When he came to get married, inter rupJed the ceremony to fix his sus- bender.
 Few ladies consider that they carry some forty or fifty miles of hair on their heads; the fair-haired may even nave to dress seventy miles of threads Of gold every morning.
 A family in Warrenton, Va, sce e"0A~1lFCo udIIy III d large mirror be- fore winch George Washington used to regularly make his toilet. They have had it some thirty-fve years, having acquired it at a sale of the persona1 effects of Laurence Washington. great nephew of the great Washington
 "A woman in Ruford, Me-, was some what surprised the other day to plu.k needle from her. thigh. She wonder ed where it came from. Her husband recalled that thirty-six years before she had accidentally swallowed two needles she was holding in her mouth. The other needle has not been heard from.
 Sam Knight, an authority on bees. says: If a stinging insect ever lights on you hold your breath until you can brush it away. If you don't breathe the insect can't sting. I wouldn't mind walking into the biggest yellow jacket nest in the world. I can hold my breath for a minute, and in that time l could kill the most of them and scare the others away"
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

(McCord who gives thousands to fs- vored rings and combines and avoids criticism by filling the threats of edi- tors with the plums of patron nage- Arizona Democrat.
 What about exposing the official delinquencies' of the superintendent of the county poor farm, and what about filling the threats" of the poor wretches at the farm with things fit to eat? The editor of the Democrat is too modest by far.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

The Storrs lecturer in the Yale law school course this year will be ex- Postmaster General Wilson, president of Washington and Lee university.
 Colonel Emil Frey, formerly presi- dent of the Swiss republic, and for five years Swiss minister at Washin gion is now director in chief of the inter natonal telegraph system of Europe.
 The empress of Austria who had in- tended to spend some time at Biar- ritz, seems to have altered her MiHd and has gone to Birkra, in Algeria where she proposes to remain until the middle of next month.
 Henry Irving has been selected as the Rede lecturer at Cambridge uni versity for 1898. The lectureship was established in Henry WITS time. to be devoted to humanity, logic and philosophy forever"
 MT. Louis Becke, who a short while ago was reported to have discontinued literary work, has in reality been writing very assiduously, and will publish this month a volume of short stories of life in, the southern seas lie IS also at work on a novel.
 Congressman James Rankin Young
 1Aou0ipHld' more WlOely known as a newspaper correspondent at the capital, is suffering from a severe at tack of tonsilitis, and upon the advice or his physician will remain away rom hs seat in the house for time.
 J. HI. Hyde of the Harvard senior class has given to the Cercle Franca:s. the French literary and dramatic so- ciety of which he is president, a fund amounting to $30,000 for the estab- lishment of an annual lectureship on subjects connected with French liter aure.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16
TRAFFIC IN PRISON MADE GooDs

An effort will be made at this session of congress to re- strict, as far as possible. the commerce among the several states and territories in the products of con vlct labor. MT. Gibson of Ten essee. who has given this subject careful at tentlon. has introduced a bill that is probably more striT gent than any pre- vlously sought to be enacted into law. The measure requires that all goods or merchandise made or manufac ured ;p whole or in part by convicts shall, be- fore transportation from the state or territory where thsy are made into an- other state or territory. be labeled or branded in a permanent and promi- nent manner, Made by convicts at--,'' giving the name of the place and the state or territory where made.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16
A final determination of the

A final determination of the case brought by MT. L. H. Chalmers on be- half of MT. E. B. Gage against the ter ritorial loan commission will mean much for the territory. In the first place, whatever may be the result a great deal of controversy will come to an end. If the decision of Judge Street, given yesterday, is sustained by the supreme court, there can be no further question of the authority of the loan commission, or of the validity biIity of territorial securities will be Established.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

The western infationist who de- clares that the real cause of the trou- bles of the New England cotton mills is that money is too scarce and too valuable apparently does no. feel call ed upon to explain how it is that the southern mills continue to flourish.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

England's position in the east-an open market in China for all nations is not only shrewd one to take, but a just and proper contention. If we don't back up that kind of a stand we will deserve little commercial prestige in the east
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16
Phoenix needs draining and paving

Phoenix needs draining and paving. With drainage system it would be economical and business like to give the principal streets a good coating of gravel and employ heavy steam TO- Ter to keep the rOadWays firm. In this way Phoenix would cease to be a mud and dust town, and eastern peo- pie who know what good streets mean to town would be more likely to in- vest here.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

In turning down one boss, Maryland hes 50 many other applications for the job it is impossible to make sslec- tion. But it is an excellent position to leave vacant.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

1t may be construed by some as a
 lthful and encouraging sign to hear distinguished senators kicking about the quality of Washington-water, but even good water on the side is a com mon demand outside of Kentucky.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

'fAll civilized nations,'' says Vien- nese paper, ought to be grateful to Emperor William for having destroyed the myth of Great Britain's universal domination But it is unnecessary to substitute another myth for the one which may have been dispel1ed
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

While Russia and Germany are en- croaching upon Chinese territory to the discomfort Of England, France is Judging on John Bull in Africa. The lions teeth will grow weak and dull if he fails to jump somebody or some thing soon.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

The Ohio politician is breezy, op- ttmistic kind of fellow, though few of them will be disposed to count eggs for chickens with the same old confidence After the incident" just closed.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

The heavy rains last week failed to dissipate the hump on Washington street presented to the city by the wa ter company As a matter of fact the hump was dry most of the time. The city authorities appear to like it.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

The only absolutely new thing in 'ssocFal functions" this winter comes from Louisville, where a man, before committing suicide, sent out very courteous invitations to all his friends to be present at his funeral.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

It is said of the latest debutante who has captivaied New York society that nhe has never known what it is to be . child. If that is so, we may be quite sure that she will never make a aAfisfac;o ory woman
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

@Investigations lead to the conclusion that, when all the returns are in, Greater New York will be the first city in the worlds debtor.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

MT William J. Bryan brought back from Mexico a very large sombrero, with gold and silver trimmings, but there is no evidence that his trip ef- eected any change in the interior fit tings of the cranium it covers
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

We are surprised that the Prescott Courier should have overlooked the interesting news that the warrants of the territory are selling at par.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

The Courier of Prescott, the Belt of Globe, the Bulletin of Solomonvi le and the Democrat of Phoenix are the only papers in Arizona that boldly and fearlessly expose the official delin- quencies of this political Aventurer
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

Another returned American" says the United States will have to settle the war in Cuba, as neither side will ever yield.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

Honest now, Mr. KurtZ, was there really anything the matter with Mark Hanna?
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

The Republicans advertising col umns afford a good index to the busi ness situation in !Arizona
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16
TO TIE EDITOR.
  THE LAST CALL.

Editor Republican, Sir: This is necessarily the last public call that will be issued through the columns of your valuable paper to the citizens of Phoenix. re- questing all who are interested in the public welfare and material progress Of the treasure territory, to assemble at the court house on Monday evening. January IT, at 7:30 o'clock, for the purpose of organizing the Phoenix Commercial club This invita- ation is extended to one hundred and twenty delegates, citizens, pioneers, Haxpay- CTS, stranger guests at the hotels: all men interested in progress within the gates of Phoenix.
 DANIEL COX. Phoenix, January 15.
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

Consumption, before it has reached the third stage, if properly treated. can be cured, asserts Dr. Swetnam and he is good authority,
Arizona republican., 1898-01-16

Phoenix, January 15.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03
2lub Elm meo 6el6 III fparen.

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03

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ten Mat $1.39 errei9t battle. 9Gtte Die
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03
Der ualte profeior".
Gin alter, inter oiefen Namen befannter
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traurigem Son, baB rr ni9t mebr lanse le=
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rige Na9barin, Srau Sanner, bon go. 2231
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er nit, buB fein @nbe nabe fei unb er feline
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srpieiene Sreunbli9teit buntte er unb perz
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G9icago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03
Pober 8efu9.
DietOr Emanuel, Graf pom Guril1, auf Der
Deltreiie beerifen.

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Aelt unb tommt %gegenpdrtig bom Often.
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SQinpis Steel So. in M%ugenidein ne6men.
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range, Colorado, 81 iagen. Qm %. Sep
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a~uf3ubalten gebentt. Giuen Monat lang
mil er bann @bind bereiIen unb bunn Gepz
Ion urO SnOien einen 8sfu9 abItatten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-03
SIoafrifanifde Qusiteuuns.
mi6ti9Feit Ger beportehenoen 2usiteluno
fir hieii9e 3abrifanten.

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