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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25

Miss Mollie Lang resumed her school
duties this morning, after being confined
to her home for the past two weeks on
account of the diphtheria quarantine.
Miss Barratte had charge OF her duties
while absent.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25
Had His Troubles.

Seedy Individual--Can't you give q
dime to . poor, homeless wanderer?
Well Dressed Individusl-No homei
Why, man, you're In luckl I've got
bill in my pocket for $500 taxes ON
mine six months overdue that can't
pay.-Somerville Mass Journal.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25

Mr.. W. j. Downing left yesterday for
Chicago, Shere he will be united in mar
riage to Miss Margaret Anderson, form
erly OF this city. The marriage will take
place at the Bagley residence on Wednes'
day morning, April 81. After the cere
mony they will ,urney on their wedding
tOnr
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25

Mr.. W. NJ. Argall, brother Of the furni.
ture dealer. came up from Ishpeming
Saturday to attend 1.-THE funeral OF Mr.
Jane. returning home this morning.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25

Two Of the News force left on the after
noon train with the Light Guard, viz;
Corporal Homer Guck. the city reporter
and Private j. Pennsnt Smith, who TO-
many years has been an attacbe OF the
ONCE. The News staff hopes that ere
long both will return safely and resume
their positions in the Office.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25

Master Will B, Lang. son OF Engineer
attack OF diphtheria. Their house being
fumigated on Friday and Saturday OF
last week.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25

During Mr.. Homer Guck's absence Mr..
John Foley will act as city reporter for
the News and any courtesies extended to
him will be duly appreciated by the edi-
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25

Miss Anna DAILY OF the Atlantic, re
turned home yesterday, after visiting
frit nds in the city.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25

For chronic constipation consult DIR
Blankner.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25

Make your appointments by telephone
and you will get prompt service at DR..
Blank ner's dental parlors. -
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25

Among the members OF the Light
Guard who leave today for the war is a
, alive born Cuban, Anton Entenza. who
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25

DR.. Blankner has the best equipped
dental parlors In the U. p.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25

All the latest magazines at the When
Kinsman building. Scott street,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25

nyou are afflicted with kidney disease
consult DR.. Blankner.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25

Mr.. Charles Poor the genial travelling
man, left town yesterday.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25

WILLIAM -. AM and
funeral director. Hecla street, Laurium.
Thirty-six years experience.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25
Assist. Secretary Day
Succeeds the For
mer Incumbent
Formal warlDeclaration Made


British Port by A. ~.
Special to the Evening NEWS.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-Secretary
Sherman handed his rssiGnDion to the
president at a special CO bhseting to-
day. The resignation is 00ke effect at
once.
A special cabinet meeting was calIsd
this afternoon to make final arrange.
ments for issuing declaration OF war
Before the session began the president
announced that the message would be
sent to both houses OF congress for i'm
mediate action today.
The ways and means committee OF the
house ia considering war revenue bill.
A session OF the foreign relations CON-
mittee has been called to prepare decla-
ration OF war.
The presidents message recommending
that declaration OF war be passed by
congress was referred in both houses to
the for ign affairs committee.
The war revenue tariff bill will not be
reported upon by the house today.
The war department has notified the
governor OF each OF the states the num-
Der their state is expected to furnish OF
the 125, 900 called for and will today de-
eide upon the places where they will be
modified.
The senate has confirmed Days ap
pointment as Sherman's successor.
The senate committee on military
affairs has decided to report favorably
upon the army reorganization bill.
Roswell will be appointed lieutenant
colonel OF the regiment he has raised in
Illinois.
From the best Information obtainable
the Minneapolis and Columbia have gone
to sea to meet the American liner Paris
and are to accompany her to port Of
safety,
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25
Special TO the Evening NEWS.

Special TO the Evening NEWS.
LONDON, April % The Britieh al
miral commanding at Queenstown has
ordered the Spanish torpedo boat
Andaz TO leave port before 6 O'Clock to.
morrow morning. 1t is expected the
foreign Office will publish a formal no.
tice that warships and belieerents must
cave British ports within twenty -four
hours.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25
MONUMENTS.

j. A. BEvIER-Dealer Gin granite and
marble monuments and headstones; material
and workmanship guaranteed. Office at the
Calumet Hotel
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25

Special to the Evening FEws.
ST. VINCENT, April 25.-The Spanish
fleet will sail today but it's destination is
not stated.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25
FUNERAL DuxECTOx,

sIvERT OLSON Funeral director ano
practical embalmer. Established In 1875. Scott
street. Red Jacket Night Calls by telephone
or otherwise promptly attended TO.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25
Special to the Evening NEWS.

Special to the Evening NEWS.
WASHINGTON, April 25-It took the
house one minute and forty -one seconds
I o declare the declaration OF war.
The senate committee on foreign rela.
tons agreed to report the war bill az
az passed by the house.
IL ia positively stated that thu presi.
dent does not contemplate to call any
additional volunteers for the present.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-04-25

Special to the Eve ming NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, April 25-The agents oil
the American ship Shenandoah declare
there is not the slightest evidence to JUS
tify the report that she had been cap
tured by the Spanish.
The Delta independent., 1898-09-09

Best graie hrifcr one ye and und r three.
first, 81, second red ribbonJ r uHa-HT-
10 Hes, grade h.ifcr calf. first 81. sseosa ~
ribbon. 'raH .
II Bes: and latest beef steer. special pssAtn0
Palmer & Jack kson. cash q: secoDd I'D nbAsa.
IL Cow with best milk record. any - -
breed. nr.f, special premium, ,. r. Hsas Co..
ono dozen IX rnilk PANS, vaius -: sseooi ~
RIB ~ sal .
LOT .. SHEET.
Premiums oIersd for each Of the standard
breeds - :
I Best back first special premium. Harry w
SON. box cssars, value $3.50 second rrd ribsaa.
: Bese buck lamA. arss q. sseoad I'd s1hhaa
Bese eye, arss, special pssaiun, ralnss .
Jackson. cash -; secoad red rib6on- B.
LOT .. SWINE ,-
Premlnma o6essd f0s sAeh q the aanAn14
breeAs-
nsA ssar year ssd evss. assa. spsrial ~
m,um. Ksrs 4 NeGn~. e.sA es ssssA srd -.
boa. - rs. r -rsr !.
nsss b1as "a svss tAsss - saAss -
nessha. asss, ssseia, Dseoi.o, Dsss iAbsssesoo
yeas. sessod ssd hbeoa- .f
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r.ngtoa esua.. ooe ses Lisls Giant haaeA1n1A
dies In ess, vs,ue sls; ss0ad ~ ssbbaA s..-- u
= neA ~ ~ ovss fAsss - Un1ss -
nesshs. aas, speeiAl lssai.a. DsaA ln1aoD6e
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The Delta independent., 1898-09-09


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The Delta independent., 1898-09-09
OGPA1YaI1Y q.
n. HAMMOND. 8IrxalHIExDESf.
LIVE STOCK.

l01 :. baASG nUas9A
I - saaAs.a shsss vsAss a.d oves. FRA 30
nium q. ssesni -
Besa ssailsss ssasr three. arA q sseua1 q.
= Bcss mare thfes yssfs aad oves. arss p, sc
ond q.
B-ss nar. under tns.e. arss g. scessA y.
Lor /: noasss Soa sRxsaAt rrnrsas
l. - saailiea sArse yssw - ssss. spssial
prsosun. Deasy AaAoseA, oasA - sessA -.
. Rsa s.ilioa usdes sAsse. Arss .. ecsa1 ..
, n.a nare ihsss yeass asd ovss. ass q 0e-
o. q.
q n.a nass ssAss sArss. ase q, sssssA ..
Dess mass swo yesn a.A 1.1ss shsee. ~
~ Pssoa-. =. Wiaspa. ~ nsoassA FsseeA
sras pies D, CO.. vasse - ac~oA ~ sissOa.
LOT J, swEErsrAKEs.
1 Bet Reward cit of isss special premium.
VIM sil.ey. service Of Reward 8, value e.5.
/. Best sax~asd colt Of issa special premium.
Vim silsby. service Of Saxward. value sis.
Best stallion with tArce Of his get. Ara q,
seeoud rcd ribbon. : :. u
= B<.s mare with ,hres Of her colts. ar.s q
sccood rel ribbon.
5 Ress horse colt a isss bird In Col~sdo.
special premium, Farmers aud Merchants Bank.
nrkins chair. value sto sccsnd rcd ribbon.
Bea mare colt Of isss bred In COLORADO. spec
hi premium, Jas. Greenwood. blacksmith work,
value e. second fet ribbon.
Lor I. SADDLE uuRsrs
Best saddle pony shown by boy rider. spec
ial premium. Golden Rule store, suit Of boys
ciuthcs. value u; sccondsi.
: Best sad io pony shown by girl rider. spec
ial premium. Frank P. .Sh:cid. cash s5s second 81
Best cowboy outfit shown on COW pony. spec.
ial PREMIUM, George c. Wilson, Navajo saddle
blanket, value s.; SeconJ, SPECIAL premium. I. E
Driyc. Navajo sa.id's blanket, value sass.
.-Lor 5. pRIvKEs.
! Best single drver. special premium, Geor.e
G. Wilson. lap robe, valu. S.: second. special
premium. George {. Wilson. buggy wh p, value
s..5o.
Bcs, po,c team, spec'al premium, George C.
Wilson. lap ro,c. value s., second best special
premium, smith S Tcdder. buggy whip. value
$40.
lot 6. Nriss
l Bes; raIr mules. any age. SPECIAL premium.
,. II. Kramer. blacksmith WORK, value 3. sccoad
red ribbon.
BIS, mule colt of isrs. ars. special premium
Ki,tlcr Shoe and Clothing Ca. s;c;son hat. value
81; second red ribbn.
Best jack any asc frs 3. .ecoul rcL ribbon.
Bcss icnnct any a;c. iie.s =. sOcoal rcd rib
bon.
Lor :, CATTLE.
Premiums arc oNsrS>i for p,rc bred shorthorns.
Heretoras. llols,cins. Pol,ci Argus, Gallo~ays
and Jesscys.
nss, buii thrcc years and ever. st~r.sl ITO
niana. Ccsbin I saa.teaH. Hassa>Aas ~ ssvse.
value ssA ssesssA rra sleAsH saeN
- hsli 800 ysaf ed ansss thsss. anAo.
ocssA NJ ribs.a
hrs hall calf u issa. special pssniaa. Ths
DAsA LAb"ssr oos ysar, ~ecossd s-d ribasoa.
nea 60 shsss ysass 81 sves. ans - Re-
sadrea sDssa.
The Delta independent., 1898-09-09
DELTA COUNTY FAIR
bregrsn asd f're0lu0 llsl u tie Delts
Csssty Fair ts be ne3d = Delta,
Csss.. September u, 10 asd II
1888, Cnder the Asspices
II the Delta .Csssty
Fair Association,
Delts, CsSs.

The Delta Couaty Fair association Ineor-
perared, Delta. Colorado.
II OFFICERS
President, l. NJ. ConklIn. Vice President.
z. &. Dodge. cr.tary, II. II. Smith. Trrzs-
oser. =. E. Dodge
DIRECTORS.
]. NJ Couklin, J. =. sauders, =. E. Dodge.
-. C. HIlsba- u. II. alta r. 3. Kelso.
vS- sii.by. c. E. AOver .sd ]. u. NcNurry.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Ne have decided to bold our Annual Delta
0Dunty Fair Oh september IS. i6- and IL, iss-.
I'D ~. present you this program and prem
1Bsu list hoDing and beiieveing that you will
Dln your efforts with ours ard work to make
por Delta County Fair . xrand success.
Z Our idea nf successful County Fair Is for
u the people In our county to come together.
1ftrr the hot aud busy season of hard and
AD1uous work on the farm, and orchard or
= sbe shop. store and ONCE, for . short
Dssou Of rest and recreation To exchange
- interchange ideas. To become better
6quainied socially.
& 70 compare by comparative exhibits the
Boducts of our equity. ali Of which we believe
= for the bettePmeut. beneat and improve
lent OF our county.
q oCk fAih "houNDs-
"e nave purchased neAriy htteen acres OF
- sc)"iniaf town OF pssta on the north
GD1st- near the Gupuisou river. with ane
ovr adj.rent We have epiis srss esass
miie s9eee ".sH sno sAse our sVs"o.
uaeA. eheio>ed ~Ho sooa renee. eso
ove ouut aae srsnd ssaso VIA seasseg
Saehy ot
tWe have also Lsih sunoer OF sfsnses for
accommodations OF hoss-"en.
ssOuf 'roonos are soppaieo wtth sooo ~A'ef
- the pefa water veeks-
oDasds . larger exhibitioa baildins - sooa
o0ar finances viii aAnit-
The Delta independent., 1898-09-09
DEPA9TAINr G.
L. o. HAUsIR. suPkRiSrKNoENr.

l. D. HACsER. suPERlNTENOENr.
rAHN rsoDucfs-sCf T. oaAlxA
Bet g-ncra: display ot srah Rss, b 80
persas. arss prssaiusA Farmen And 0sreAAsDA
bank. one Quiekneai Gasoline sssvs. value -
second. special premium. Ge,,gs stephan. csne
ancins, value -
/: Best sg,shcl spring wheat. hrs. xOecAi -.
mium Delta Flour Mill>. lcS lhs besf ssa4Se assss
value 500; second 81.
BcA bushel fall wheat. ara.spseiai pssoia0
Delta Flour Mills. loolbs hs-ss grade aour. ss'uo
- 60 seconi special premium. Duke BrosL. Dsf.
chandise value 8. -as-s Is-- '.ta
I BeS; bushel barley. fir.s &c. seccnd &c.
5 Best bashel rye. first &c. sc snd sse.
Best b.,s.iel cats. hrs, 500. second SIC.
Best dozea ears corn. arss. special premium.
pcl,a Flour Mills. - 10. bcs; grade acur. value
81 ~, secoai. spec al premium. Duke Bros.. Dse-
chandsc. value 3,
Bes;d n ears Pop e,rn. 6rst ~. sre nd -.
Best duscn ears sweet cora. hesk SC. seeoaA
2Sc
10 Bes. sheaf wheat. ira. special psvnisua,
Delta Flour Nils, - ie4 Aour. value M. s-e'
ond 5cc. - ~
II best sscafeAtA. hsa sa-sA se>UsA sAe. -
J.. Bcss twelve st,lks corn. Arst special Vss-
MUM. Duke nrss. ncrhAuiiss. vsa.s .. 49,
I, Largest AmEie Aaik ccsn, arss, special ~.
nium. Duke RNs. ua~cAssdsr. sA,ns q: -
/ ossi red sibsoa- -. 3'
l0r s-osAaeSf
(, npss dsapaag q ua11vs sal nasv sssA Upass
q By sae pressa. aes, VssiAl pssnisa. =. u
ssees. eash s4ea ~eOsd esSs. -
Z Arss soseiD-u aiaah1E. ARAi - sasun1 -
HAAsn- - -
> n-s xsei.r~ s'usssAy. - ~ 500 ~
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The Delta independent., 1898-09-09
orR COMMITTEE.

Gcnepa1 superintendent OF all coias,ittees
J u. Hasaers-
AsaAn6sxsxrs-I.N. y. Conklln. J. r. Sam
ders. O.. x. hodge. Geo. &. Wilson. II. u
smith. n 2. Kei.o. c. E. Mower, Vim. sllsoy
and Z. =. ncNorry.
pisps.AY-w. =. Coburu. E J. Mathews, Geo.
u. Duke. Ilenry kohl-r. VIM, smith. Geo
II.r.Assas. Mi.s Rose Kennicptt, J., =. Whit
tie. L. o. 0aaSer. Mrs- c. D.. John-oa. W. II.
Bursses. Heary Hamhrond. ". o. stephens,
L ". 9Weisser. Jno. =. Cruxtun. I'LL. 1nxersol,
I. ;. Hewitt a. N. Daniels. }. Q. Adans- Jay
Gillcst. n. a. Cpbbett. D. G. silsoary. K {.
Hutchln0. ,. r. sandcrs. I. N. conkiin and
Geo ssspAan.
RcL0. RDaas-ArtoSs AND psoGHAN-f. F..
DSdge. J. 2. sasdcrs and II. II. smith.
PRRnsrn Lrer- Geo. Stephan. X d. Blair
and W. n. Burnett.
PaiNrssa AID ~ApvGarisiss-H.H II. Smith.
T. u. nlair, c. ~ snider. Lossius 4 Woods
and y. & hodge.
fJoA1s--(sco, stephan. and Display Com
mittce.
BAsaaruH-y. r. Sanders c r. Nu.tcr, J. n.
Killisa z. = Lamb Henry Kohlcr, Ed
we,scA n. Haley. L.C. NcGrcw and 7. II.
Mower
Mussc--J. =. Sanders, y. r. Clack.
TRAaeesssrArioN- II. II. Smit
Hofas. ASDoNopArioN- I. II. Gear and u
Updc1paR.
srsuD RaWocRAN Il. .. Sanders. II. u.
Sn,ith, Wni- sil>by. Geo, Z. Wilson and T. Z.
Mower. -
BIcvcsR RACES. riEi.p aSp ArnLxric
srowrp-wiu u. Mathcrs. Earnest Loean.
weIlaoA Je0cr., Eeccc winton. =. J Clark
and C11uAs~ II. Martin.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-01
AS TO PROHIBITION.

It is a remarkable fact that the cause of prohibition is making it's greatest headway at the present moment in our new colonial possessions. Here is Gen. eral Wilson ordering the saloons of Ponce to close for three days, and Gen eral Wood has been issuing similar stringent proclamations at Santiago. But within the borders of the United States the cold-water people are. not making much progress. They still hold their conventions, but these are slimly attended, and the party strength throughout the country is much less than it used to be. This is due to a great variety of causes. There is no popular interest in the subject to be gin with. The average citizen is en- grossed with other questions of civic policy. And then the need of prohibi- tion, whether laxly or rigidly enforced, seems less to even the former apostles of sumptuary legislation themselves, with the growth of a better sentiment touching the use of intoxicants How much the advocates of prohibition have had to do with this growth is an open question. They would claim credit for very much of it, beyond a doubt But at any rate, the cause ot real temperance is more flourishing iD proportion as the mass of the people
 
 sumption of liquor, and this in spite of the decline of the political prohibi- tionists.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-01
HAYS SUCCESSOR.

The question as to who is to be Col onel Hays successor at London is be- ing warmly debated on both sides of the ocean. The American ambassador is an important parsonage at the Brit ish capital, and the London public takes much more interest in the filling of the post than we do in the selection of British ambassador at Washing ton. Colonel Hay. it is agreed, has been as successful an all-round diplo- mat as we ever sent to the court of St James, and that is saying great deal, when we remember that his predeces- sors have included such men as Lowell, Phelps, Adams and Motley. The presi- dent ought to be, and doubtless will be, extremely careful in choosing our new ambassador. This is time when our relations with Great Britain are peculiarly interesting, and when a faux pas would be especially unfortu- nate. The man to be chosen must be
 versed in diplomatic procedure, but
 more than that he must be a scholar and tactful person. Let us keep poli-
 tics out of the English ambassador ship.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-01
THIS BUSY WORLD.

A large turtle affords eight pounds of tortoise shell.
 Berlin has new medical club with about four hundred members.
 Married couples in Norway are privf- leged to travel on railways at a fare and half.
 The largest inclosure for deer is said to be the Royal park in Copenhagen, of 4,20O acres.
 Coal is dearer in South Africa than in any other part of the world. It is cheapest in China.
 About 10000 English ships entered the nineteen free harbors of China in 1896. They carried only English goods.
 It is estimated that since the begin ming of the historical era 13,000, 900 per sons have perished in earthquakes.
 The Arabic streets of Spanish To- ledo, which has been described as a skeleton city," are now lighted by electricity.
 The earliest pottery which printed designs of American subjects was made at Liverpool at the end of the eighteenth century.
 A canal connecting the Mediterran- can with the Red sea existed aS carly as 600 years before the Christian era. It's length was ninety-two miles.
 The new French steamers which are to take the mails between Dover and Calais will cross in fifty minutes. Each can carry 500 passengers.
 Cheap and good coal is now being conveyed down the Zambesi river to Chinde. The quality of the coal is de- scribed as equal to the best English.
 The greatest bay on the face of the earth is that of Bengal. Measured in a straight line from the two inclosing peninsulas, it's extent is about 100000 square miles.
 A foreign savant has declared that l most prevalent cause of hysteria in women is high-heeled shoes, and that f the objectionable boots are aban- loned the hysteria will cease.
 The Rams Horn says that the Sal ration Army during it's last "self-de- 1ial week" raised S165,O0O to carry on ,ts work among the lowly and neglect ad. This is an increase Of 10000 over the amount of last year.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-01


 The Herald substantiates our state ment concerning the advertisements of the American Tobacco company by saying that 9'the rates paid the Herald are it's usual advertising rates to any body" Three cents per inch per in- sertiOn is the latest price quoted by our neighbor. As for the Ri pans Tabules" advertisement in The Republican, to which the Herald re- fers, we don't mind telling that it amounts to s54 per month, or s64S per year. For proof of this we refer the Herald to Peter Dougan, 10 Spruce street, New York, the agent of ''Ri- pan's,'' with whom the contract was made,
Arizona republican., 1898-09-01

Our local contemporaries have adopted a policy toward The Republi- can which, if they only had a circula- tion worth mentioning, would be of inestimable benefit to this newspaper However, we are satisfied with the sit uation. When they print something particularly helpful The Republican will see that 1t receives the widest cir culation
Arizona republican., 1898-09-01

General Dufield puts it pretty strongly when he says that the use of smoke powder in these days is crimi- nal, but it is hardly possible to deny that he speaks truly. The reason we ave not had smokeless powder enough he false economy Of congress; pre- 5umably the mistake will be corrected n future appropriation bills.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-01

A Roosevelt gubernatorial campaign with the Rough Riders as a spectacular feature would be a novelty in Empire state politics. What could the demo- crats secure in the way Of an attrac- tion to match it?
Arizona republican., 1898-09-01

The old yacht America cost Q very small sum compared with the more re- cent American champions Now we are told the new defender is to require the expenditure of no less than $120,000. for her can we'll afford the outlay; so why should anybody complain.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-01

Colonel William Jennings Bryan hasn't said a word against national ous outburst on that question. Possi- ply the colonel has judiciously re- versed himself and now takes an Amer ican view of the situation.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-01

The new western steel combination appears now to be an accomplished fact It represents combined capital of not less than two hundred million dollars; and if it should begin a con- test with the Carnegie combination something would have to give way.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-01

The young queen of Holland Is just of age. Will there be an imposing cele- bration Of the sixtieth anniversary of her coronation in the year of grace 1858? What wonderful reign the British girl queen of 1897 has had, to be sure.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-01

Prince Albert of Belgium has pub lished his impressions of America. and queer set of impressions they are One cannot read them without feeling that the young mans mental camera must have been sadly out Of repair during his sojourn here.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-01

In 1880 this country imported $74,- 000,000 worth of iron and steel and ex- ported $13,0O0,O00 worth, whereas in 1887 it imported $13.O0O, 900 worth and exported s74,000, 900 worth Reverses like this don't hurt our beloved land even a little bit.
Arizona republican., 1898-09-01

Official statistics show that the whole amount of money appropriated for all purposes during the last session of congress was $893, ,615 Considering that this is a billion dollar country, this exhibit is eminently modest
Arizona republican., 1898-09-01
THE PEACEFUL WAR LORD.

The emperor of Germany says he will preserve with all his power the peace so dear to him. And if he meets many more naval commanders of other nations of Dewey's class it is more than likely that he will carry out this harmonious resolution. - Baltimore Ameriean.