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Arizona republican., 1898-11-16

The Prescott Courier never argues, but still, now that it is breathing the warm air of victory, it should not be averse to telling us what it thinks of the report of the director of the mint which places tho value of Arizcna's silver pro- duct in 1897 above that of it's output of gold. If the director of the mint can be shown to have "doctored' the re- turns for election purposes the Courier will be able to score a signal triumph. Cut loose, neighbor, and tell us what you think about that report.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-16
FROM CONSULAR REPORTS.

Hogs are fattened on oranges in Paraguay, and orange-fed pork is said to be very good.
 The famous Prof. Koch says that women withstand exposure to malar- i ial climates far bett5r than men, Dur ing the appalling mortality on the Gold Coast within the past four years there was hardly a death among the women, while every kind of man was dying men new to the tropics, men born in them, men who had bsen accustomed to them for years.
 The use of bicycles in Java has great ly increased during the past few years, but there is still no market for ladies' wheels, as it is considered immodest for a girl over 15 to ride.
 The president and four of the five professors Of the Imperial University of Tien-Tsin, China, are citizens of the United Stat:s.
 CCnsul-G General WinslCw of Stock holm, says that at the close of 1897 the government railroads (not private cor porations), together with their real and personal property, were valued at $85. 600, 900.
 Western Australia has attained the leading position as a gold producer in Australasia, and she anticipates taking the first place among the gold produc- ing countries of the world.
 The Chinese government has erected at Tien-Tsin two arss nals for the man. ufacture Of munitions of war Of every description - shells. cartridges, torpe-, does, powder, gun cotton, guns, etc.
 Consul O'Hara Of San Juan del Norte, Nicaragua, notes the establish ment of an export tax of $1 gold per ounce on gold ingots, and $2 per ounce on gold dust.
 general reduction in railway pas senger fares is to be shortly made in Russia, which will involve changing the tickets now issued. This will cause a very large outlay; to the St. Peters burg-Warsaw railway alons, this change of tickets will mean an expense of over $17.000.
 COnSul-General Gowey, writing from Yokohama under date of September IT. 1898, says that the rice crop of Japan for 1898 is estimated at 45, 760, 900 koku (7596, 160 tons, of 2,00O pounds each), an increase of 3S.69 per cent as com pared with that of the preceding year and of 1868 per cent as compared with the average crop
 A commission has been sent along the route of the Siberian railway to de- eide the question of increasing the traf fic capabilities of the road. A meeting was held at TCrnsk, and it was decided to increase the gauge. The traffic ca pacity is to be increased to seven sets of trains every twenty-four hours, in stead of three, as at present. More powerful engines than the so-called six pair or siX-axlsd engines in use a pres ent will be obtained The estimated cost Of all the above projected improve ments is about 16,O00,OOO rublss ($3.- 0G0 ,O00).
 Commercial Agent Atwell Of Rou- baix, under date Of October 8, 1898, | says that the French minister of agri- culture has just published the approx innate yield of wheat, estimated at 131,- 050, ,2Z2 hectoliters (371 ,789. .479,8 ,814 | bushels). The crop surpasses by 10,- 1 100000 hectoliters (23,370 000, 900 bush els) that of the best years of late, and | nothing like it has been known since 1874.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-16
THE FORTUNES OF WAR.
Statement Showing Various Weapons
 Used and Percentage Killed.

1 A remarkable thing in connection with warfare is that the ratio of casu- alties is constantly decreasing, the only exception being the American civil war i The following gives the names and dates of some of the principal battles | together with the style of weapons used and the number of killed to every 900 of the com b3tants: Cannae (B. c. 216); swords and bat tie axes; 500.
 Hastings A. D. 1O66); swords and battle axes; ITO.
 Bannockhurn (A. D. 1314); swords and arrows; 900.
 Crecy GA. D. 134G); swords and ar rows; 330.
 Italian troubles (A. D. 1859J'; muzzle- loading rifles; 90.
 American civil war, muzzle and breech-loading rifles; 70.
 F'ranco-Prussfan GA. D. 1S70-'7D i; breech-loading rifles; 50.
 British-South African GA D. 1979) {; breech-lcading rifles; GA Brltish-Egyptian GA. D. 1855 {; brecch-loading rifles; l.
 In the Crimean war the British fired 15,000,000 shots and killed q 900 Rus sians, or one man to every 700 shots. The French forces in the same war fired 29,000,000 shots and killed 51 900 Russians, or one man to every 590 shots. The Russians, on the other hand, fired 4o,000,000 shots at both English and French and succeeded in filling 48,000, or one soldier to every 910 shots which they fired.
 War, after all, is not so dangerous a game as the majority of people i'm agine. The bullets of one army hit the enemy in safe places so times out of every 103. Of every 103 shots which strike some soldiers 43 will lodge in the legs (from the hips down to the feet) B shots will lodge in the arms (from, the shoulders to the tips of the fin Gers); the abdomen receives Il bull les, the chest and back Il, the neck one bullet and Il shots strike some part of the soldiers heads
 It is further proved by official fig ures that when soldier has been wounded, even seriously, his chances Of ultimate recovery are very high.
 On the basis of a table compiled by th9 German war department, out of every 116 American soldiers wounded in Cuba or Porto Rico 99 will eventu- ally get entirely well.
 Of the remaining F shCts out of the 116 wounded soldiers g are found to die of their injuries on the ground be- fore they can be removed, and a1 av- craze of Il die after reaching the hos pital
 So that the chances Of the American soldier returning homs alive were 99 out 0; 116.-LOndOn Daily Mail.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-16
NOW FOR YOUR ANSWER.

The country has declared free silver
 to be a dead issue. Arizona has re- newed it's allegiance to the dead issue. The Republican has asked the Prescott Courier and other democratic papers of the territory to explain how Arizona is to derive any benefit from it's action. The Courier begs to be excused on the ground that it has worn itself out answering gold bug questions" The fact that their organs are silent in the face of the overwhelming defeat of the silver idea last Tuesday may well set the people of this territory who voted for silver to thinking. Without desir- ing to harrow their feelings further we. ask them, their newspaper champions having deserted them, if they still think that Arizona, without a vote in congress, will be able to turn the pop ular tide by continuing to vote for sil- yer and sending . democratic delegate to a republican congress? This is fair question, and as the Courier and the other newspapers that advised the people to vote for silver and thus ''line up with the country" have closed up like clans we open the columns of The Republican to all silver advocates who may desire to take the platform and make reply.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-16

The Southwestern Stockman, pub lished in Phoenix, carries at the head of its editorial page this announce ment: ''The official paper of the Live stock Sanitary Board" It is a false announcement The Stockman is not the official organ of the Livestock San itary board It has not been the organ of that board for more than a year. The Arizona Republican is the only news paper in Arizona that has authority to publish the official notices of that board. The Stockman is guilty of false pretenses No man and no newspaper ever succeeded by such contemptible means
Arizona republican., 1898-11-16

opinion that they expect to have the road completed and in operation to Chloride by April 1, 1899, two months ahead of contract time. Taking into consideration the mineral character of the country through which the road will run, and the great number of big mines already being worked in that part of Arizona. there is good reason for believing that the road will be paying proposition from the start; while at the same time, it will prove of inestimable value to all the western portion of Mohave county
Arizona republican., 1898-11-16

There will have to be an increase in the assessments on the New York saloons and dives in order to make good the money which the Tammany crowd lost on election bets. It is the victims of the machine that will have to pay the freight.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-16

Superficial examination shows that the Tammany prediC ting machine was either the victim of an internal explo- sion or of a malicious assault by man with sledge hammer. The mechan- ism of the outfit is ready for the junk hI1uor
Arizona republican., 1898-11-16

At this distance it looks as though Richard Croker had simply succeeded in doing his esteemed friend Augustus Van Wyck cut of nice fourteen-year term on the bench. AS a wrecker MT. Croker has actually broken his own record
Arizona republican., 1898-11-16

Senator White, the noisy free silver boomer of California, is scheduled for an indefinite sojourn in private life The people have expressed a desire for a representative who has more brain and less voice.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-16
oHosNIx. NOVEMBER 1e. 1898.

London advices state that the Brit ish navy has just bought 160,OOO gal Ions of rum. This looks like fight
Arizona republican., 1898-11-16

It was D. B. Hill who predicted a landslide in favor of the democrats. And he hasn't said anything since.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-16

Washington Bureau. bO0 Fourteenth Street, N W
Arizona republican., 1898-11-16

The democratic papers of the terri tory are unit in expressing the opin- ion that the republicans should cease talking about the result Of the election. In view of the fact that every demo- cratic paper in the territory advocated the action which has placed Arizona against the whole country, Colorado excepted, on the silver question, and made it impossible for Arizona to rs- ceive any favors at the hands Of .he congress, it is not surprising that they would like to nave the topic sheived. The sound money men view the matter differently They think this good time to show the free silverites that an issue that is dead cannot be galvanized into life by a people without vote in cO0 qrPSS
Arizona republican., 1898-11-16
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Which give Magnificent Results

Note the following letter:
 Phoenix, Ariz., Sept. 9, 1898. This is to certify that my wife has been sick for long time, and having been treated by many physicians here and in California without receiving any benefit. l placed her in the hands of DIR. All VIM for treatment. In a very short time am able to give thanks to his medi- cine and skill, which have effected a complete cure for my wife, who is now perfectly healthy. l heartily recommend DIR. All YIM'S treatment and his eXcel- lent remedies to suffering humanity.
 YSAAC OROSCO.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-16
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Arizona republican., 1898-11-16

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Arizona republican., 1898-11-16
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-12

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MIR. T. Nipper left Emmett for Long
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United Stntos Land Onicc.
iioisc City. Idaho. Jluy 6. 1924

United Stntcs Land Onicc.
boise City. Idaho. Jluy 6. 1899.
Notice IS hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has ned notice OF hts intention TO
MAZE annl proof IN support OF his claim, and
that seid proof win be made before Register and
Recover s. Land Omco at Boise Cisy. Idaho
on August p ie9s. via; Orlando Il. Bailey
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Notice for Publication,
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T70I7T TTIy- T1I'II0- july % 7 MO-
Notice Il hereby given that the following
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IN THE PROBATE COURT.
Of Canyon County.
STATE OF IDAHO,

IN THE MATTER Order TO Show Cause
Of THE ESTATE Of 1 Why Order q sale Of
Alvin Luzadcr, moi be Nude
DECEASED.
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Frank C. Moss. the Administrators Of
the Estate Of Alvin Luzader. deceased.
having filed his petition herein. duly
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Canyon County.
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24

Here my dream was cut short BY seeing
father jump and make quick motion; 1t was
bee; not a political bee, in his head. but q
large yellow untamed humble bee with a
ferociously striped tai on the back of his
neck.
AS before stated, he was a courageous man
where the chances were anywhere eaear even
His antural disposition was to keep cool and
not get excited over trides: 1t was hot day.
and he took this for an occasion to practice
his philosophy and display true courage for
the benefit Of his boys then working to get
an education and marsh hay for the winter.
He would have come out all right there
had only been one bee, or reasonable num-
beT,b an unusual and unreasonable number
were against him; 60 he did not hesitate In
such an emergency to use his hat violently
and vehemently; he struck right and left,
up and down, around and over.
He was standing his ground nobly, and to
show his GOODNESS In battle like an Indian
brave smoking his pipe when being eSecu ed.
he smiled and pleasantly remarked. "st.
James says. He that is merry let him sing
psalms;' and with this, he commenced
humming full grown camp meeting psalm
More BUNDLES now enlisted till the war
was over and commenced cumming q loud
tune. too. He stood them OF nobly, and his
hum could be heard above them all, till he
happened to step on fresh nest.
Seeing him dressed like q Chinaman.
the fresh recruits surrounded him like q
cloud and seemed to attack him with double
fury. He always declared afterwards that
they saw the opportunity in the arrangement
OF his clothes and took advantage Of 1t, After
this he had a high regard for the intelligence
OF the bee as wei! as its industry.
Not being accustomed to fight in a uni
form put on expressly to keep cool, and to
illustrate time to space to his boys, a bee
got under his shirt. Without thinking. he
stopped to get 1t out; each busy bee now i'm
proved each shining moment, with true de-
termination to keep busy, and they assau.ted
hir breastworks with force that carried
them by storm. 1t was the first time he
was ever known to run. Notwithstanding
they made it 30 hot he had to drop his psalm
and sing another tune. but he kept his head
like true general and philosopher
All his philosophy was based upon mathe-
matics as well as natural law. He was a
natural born mathematician and retreated
from this engagement under exact mathemati-
cal calculation,
He figured that one dozen bees. inside of
his outside space, could not be as hot as six
dozen large healthy ones in the same ace.
That II he stopped and exposed himself on
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24
THE PEACE BADGE.

On the other side of the form was
the peace flag, referring to which the
doctor said: You see the colors are
white. purple and yellow, with the sill
yer stars of destiny surmounting the
flag staff and the crest. The t--icolor
is enlblematic of liberty, unity and
fraternity, and in this combination
they represent the union Of the human
family. The outer stripe (white)
symboliZes the purity Of childhood;
purple, the triumph and endurance of
maternal fidelity, and yellow, like the
sunlight, is the emblem of paternal
energy and creative love. The silver
star is the star of human destiny The
strong Shield of the nation, under the
hands Of man and woman clasped in
family union, occupies the center of the
flag, while the nations star of destiny
waits over the design
1t does not take deep thought to dis
cover that this great council Of peacs-
double bearing. In the first place 1t is
the legitimate and logical outcome Of
the Red Cross movement; and in the
next place 1t is an imperfect yet hope
full embodiment OF the spirit Of arbitra-
ton
There was a time when nations
slaughtered each other and took little
q.
Then some forty nations agreed that
even when their anger rose to the fight
ing point they would not modest each
other in the care OF the wounded I'M
der certain restrictions. So the Red
Cross, maintained by the fighting ma
tons, followed in the bloody wake OF
war, binding the wounds of foe and
friend MANNED by the weapons Of foe
and friend. Now comes the peace union
whose object is primarily to prevent, I
rather than to relieve, suffering. In
it's very organization it has put the
question latent in many a mind; might
doesn't make right; if men in the fury
of fighting passion can control them
selves long enough to care for the
enemy's wounded as we'll as for their
own, can they not compel themselves
to reason their way to the right and
save all this misery and suffering?
This is the meaning of the universal
peace union. But its method Of pro-
cedure should be, and hitherto has
been. education. and 1t is to be regret
ted that any Of it's representatives or
branches should adapt such unwar-
rantable measures Of interference as
those employed by Miss Schley, of Mil
waukee. Anna DeWolf.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24
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uniformly teach the universal brother
hood Of man; as yet, however, no uni
versal banner has been created to rally
all races and creeds: no universal
badge has been selected to identify
the members of the militia Of peace.
But 1 do not understand now what
one has to do or be TO qualify for men,
bershiD."
"Only to fill out this and contribute
what you cam" said Dr. Wood-Allen,
handing the questioner the following
membership form: