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Arizona republican., 1898-10-22
SETTING THE NORTH AFiRE
Col. BF0dis is Cordially Received 1
 Wherever He Goes.

Winslow. Ariz.. Oct. 1S.-{Srecial correspondence cf The Repubiican.)- J. The BTodie paI.y is setting the north afire in more sense than on9. After the meeting at F'iaga,aff almost a Whcle blcck Of the town was burned to the ground Dan Hogan, the Rough Rider, said he didn't like the minia- tur5. fire 9. the court house plaza, and 2, half dozen buildings in flames was a mere fitting denfcnstra+icn fer Coionel Brcdie. When the party arrived at Williams twc dwelling hcuses were de- Strcyed by fire. Co,onsl Brodie WIS taken in hand by the people Of Will liarls after the speaking, and he was 10, allowed 10 retire until lats. All the COW punchers and ranchsrs who had come to tcrwn late wanted to meet him, none of them were disappointed. Thewe were two hundred men in the crowd, ard the Williams brass band helped to enliTen things. Every few minutes some one would call TOT shIea chears fer Brcdle. when hats would be thrown into the air: and deafening cheers would go up from the crciWd. There is 10 doubt as to the way VII 1ians will go this fall. Even the de1n- Ccrats have given up the hope fl sven a respectable showing for their candi da.e for congress.
 James Sco.t, Jim EEa7lorey, Fred W. Nelson, w. H. Clark Of HClbrO0k, and a large number cf other proni nent republicans met Colonel Brodie and party at the depct this morning. They were taken to lunch at the liar vey eating house, and afaerward wis it'd among fhe citizens Every ons vas anxious to meet the colonel. Cld friends rUshed up to tim and grabbed his right hand, withcrt knowing that it was still causing him nuch pain, and groups Of men called upon him all the1 afternoon at 4he hotel. It has been tEs sama ovation all along the Santa Fe Pacific railroad. h the center of town great flag foats from the dcp O. 9 high staff in hcnor of the Rough Rider.
 James Sccft is one Of the most ex- tensive sheepmen in Navajo county. He has been about the county great deal during the past few weeks, End he toId me today that he never knew a tit--O "1fCi li-OtC Hoo oUS1 cAI AAtSi O-- shown in any candidate as theTs is in Cclcle1 Broiie. .fHc wiI carry the whole northern part of the terr;tary." said he. ''Nav2jci and Apache coun- :, tics 7iIl give him handsome majcIfties and there is absolutely TO question as to how Coconiao will go. General Wilson came up through this country and talked a-i the pscpie about silver. i He cid net talk to many. it is true, and 1 Ehcse who heard him were tired out ! He gaEs them statistics galore, ard ] told them how mitch baIsc off they would I1e if they had free silver. This talk may be cf interest to some people
Arizona republican., 1898-10-22
SUN HEAT WINDS His CLOCK.

M Burton Of Indianapolis has clock which has net been w1ilnd i2 thraa ysa,s and SIX months, but which has run all the time. It is wound by a mere reliable agency than anything human. It may be said to be wound by the solar system. h this invant:oa the azicm of nsat expanding and cold contracting is ths basis. The cicck is wound by=es.anses in -temperatu-es the principal fires being in the day and night iiffsreueez MT. Burton found ehst thera E a2 average differences Of twenty degrees il tha tzoreratcT5 Of
Arizona republican., 1898-10-22

Porter .& Cc.-s first class stages ,.ssa close connections with arriving trains as also with trains going to BoVae. Special accommodations pro- ided for trips to and flom Globe.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-22
GrOccrs

than the Has:ayampa. When we were on the way to Cuba on :Es ocean he made great many very funny re- marks. One Of the b-ys had lest his hat overheard, and wgas leaning oYsr the side Of the ship, when the Arizona man yelled to him: Lock out there, Pete, CT you will fall in the creek. ' Anather lime when 9he sea was very high he lcoked eff in the direction VIZ were going and said: I wish the cap tain would hurry up and get over that mountain ahead of us so we can see what there is OF the other side.
Arizona republican., 1898-10-22
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s'In my squadron" continusd Colonel Brcdie, ''was Chsrcl.ee Indian from Indian Territory, who, strange to say, had red hair. He Eras shot seven tim es at Las Guasin1s and the eighth bull, ct made 6 big hole in his hat and knock ed it eff his head. H. p:eked up his hat and said to the boys nsar him: I will have to get that hole msnded or I will get my hair sulbuTned.' He w-uld ncl ec to the rear voluntarily, and every time we s=nt him back he stole back to thel firing line. When wa were about to land at S-asen island, after the war, this fellow could not go ashore as he had nothing .o wear bu- Q b1ankst-'
Arizona republican., 1898-10-22

One of the Graham county Rough Riders, Cclcnel Brcdie says, was hit by bullet which made a. mark from his forehead to the back of his head A few minutes later anothsr bulle- tcok a diagonal course ever his had but did n-f touch the scalp. + it.had a perfect cross would have. bssn mark ed cn his head
 Going. up San Juan hill one of the Phoenix Rough Riders was shct in the leg. Turning to the e0lo1ed trccps of the Ninth cavalry, who were following 2 the Rough Riders. he said: Say, you fellows quit throwing stones A col cred trooper who YVES just behind the Phoenix boy. replied: T say. white man, you're hit, you arc; we ain't throwing any s.ones. nChow.' The Rough Ridsr wen. cn up the hill with his wound, and hs could not realize that a bullet had struck him in the ieg instead of g stcne.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09
AMERICAN HISTORY.
Military Campaigns of United
 States Trps.

The following is a brief summary O all the military operations of the force ot the United States from the war O the Revolution down to the present wa with Spain. The list is longer than the a'erage.cit would imagine it to be Another significant fact is that in every war With foreign power We have been successful; every rebellion against the authority of the government has beep defeated, and every military expedition has succeeded in its ultimate ohiact.
 War of the Revolution, April 1e I-75 to ,,.-,. Il. l7o3. '0 A lii
 Wyoming Val.y, Pennsylvania, d.s.nrbonco l772 17S7. '''''''e
 Shays Rebellion, MaSSaC huset;s. I-Sf-1-s-
 Nar w.ta Northwest Indians. Miamis Nv dots, DclawareS, Pottawotamies. Shawnee Chi pewas and Ot,awas, september. I7so to An, gus, l7c5.
 Whisky instruction in Peunsylvan,a 17c1- 17gI.
 War with France, July 9. 17sS, to Sept. 80. 1900 War with Tripoli, June 10. 1901; to June 4.1so5 BuTrs insurrsctSon, lSO(
 Sabine expedition, Lou siana, 1897
 Naval affair in Chesapeake Bay, Ju'y to Au gust 5. 1897
 War with N1Tt&wss IEdians Noveu2 CT 1slI
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09
Captain O'NeilI Dead.

Mingled with rejoicing over the glo. rious victory of Santiago and the de. struction of Cervera's fleet, wave Of sorrow, deep and sincere. assed over Arizona because Of tbe death of Capt. w. 0. O'NeiIl, who fell last Friday. while leading one of the most gallant charges ever made on the field Of bat tie. At the head of hIS men tue in- trepid leader was cut down never more to rise. But the memory of Buck ey 0 Neill will endure in this territory as long as time. For nearly twenty years he had resided here. and while Prescott was his home, he was claimed by all Arizona, by every county, hamlet, town and mining camp.
 Captain O'NeiIl was an honest man. Cne of natures noblemen, an ideal. generous man, who never made an en- emy and never failed to make friends. True to himself, his family, his coun- try and his God, Captain O'Neill had won first place i'll the hearts of the people of Arizona. 1 is not overdrawn 10 say that the death of no other man in the territory or outside could have cast such universal gloom over Ari ZOna
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09
OUR TERRITORY.
News Notes From All Sections
 of Arizona.

Graham county has a justice of the peace who has held the office for seven consecutive terms. His name is Louis Req shan
 At Prescott, John Eekols was sen- fenced lo ten years in the penltentlary for robbing the Crowned King stage a few weeks ago.
 Wm. Taught. who murdered man at Seligmau some time ago, has been sen- terced Co serve twenty years in the Ter rltorial prison.
 George Leander, who pleaded guilty to the charge of robbing Lemons jew elry store. Prescott, was sentenced Mon- day t. serve 2 months n the peniten- tiary.
 The Atchison Globe says thatifa girl, reaches B and there IS no lover in sight, she Vi keep on going to school until she is 30, if her parents can afford to send Der.
 What is the difference between Uncle Sam, 8 barn yard rooster and an old maid? Answer: Uucle Sam is Yankee doodle do; barn yard rooster, cock, a. doodle da; old mail, any old dude-'ll- dO.-Ex
 Hon J C. Martin has been appointed immigra,ru commissioner for Yavapal county The selection is a wise one, as MT Martin s thoroughly conversant with the Woss and will do his duty.
 WiIey Jones. Of Graham County one of the most prominently mentioned Democratic aspiranJs for Delegate to Congress, has been appointed as an officer T one of the companles of Ari- zona. Now. if E. L. EIlinwood and Colonel C. Breathitt would consent to go to the war, B-'er Oakes. with the aid of Br'er Franks sack, might pos sibIy pm in. though we opine not.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09
IX3UrSi0ls to the Paciec CoaS, This
 Summer.

The Santa Fe will sell cheap excur. ,ion tickets to Los Angeles, San Diego, ROdondo Beach or Santa Monica during June, July and August. The summer tt the seaside is not only delightful. put 1t is a most beneficial change from he high attitudes of New Mexico and Arizona.
 There is no finer summer resort ID he world than Coronado Beach. and the summer one can stop at this leaGtiful place at no greater expense han at ordinary places, and at less nan half what it costs at Atlantic Coast resorts.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09
Getting Oven Tith Him.

"t u H'tla --f et- ff -a- AA AALA'
 "Papa,' said the little girl. "who do you love best ia the worid9" Ofcourse she .hoaght she knew what he would reply. and he sucy that she thoughtsha knew if, says the Chicago Post. Consequently he feclied to tease her.
 "Daisy, he replied.
 Daisy was her sister.
 She thou1ht it all over, and then she climbed uo in his lap
 "Papa, she sald, ..I wish you would ask me if love you or namma best"
 "Very well, he returned. Do you love nam ma or me best2"
 Revenge .s sweet, but even so ten der heartea bit Of humanity does not like to be too harsh
 "You won't feel very, yery bad if tell you, viii you?' she whispered.
 He promised that he wouldn't.
 "Well,' ste said, then I guess I love mann best
 Yes, revenge sswcot
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

4 farewell party was given in the Ar mory hall, last Wednesday evening, in honor of Ex-sheriff Creaghe and family. A good time reported. MT. Creaghe. is well respected by all who Know him and CIV wish him success wherever he may choose to abiGe
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

Last Sunday afternoon the little 2 year old child of J. s. Gibbons, got hold of bottle of benzine and swallowed a portion of it. The child was very i'll; but IS now entirely over the effects oft
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

Theodore Chaves reports that while at work last Tuesday putting bridge across the Vejil Run. That a tremen- dous flood of water about ten feet high came rolling and tumbifng down, the wash, sweeping everything before it, and before they could gather up ths camp equipments the water was upon them and tent. camp utensils. bridge, lumber and strlngers all went down the wash
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

Ex-SheriffC ffCreaghe. moved his family, to Springerville. last Thursday. He intends to move them to Colorado, where they will make their future home
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

The fourth of July celebration, was grand suecesss. There were spcrts ofallkind and'iH the evening two grand balls were given in the Assembly and Armory balls, both hall were filled to its utmost capacity.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

Another 4th. of July Accident. Jesus Torres had one of his fingers broken in two places while scuffiing wish Ambro- cio Gonzales.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

Supervisors Everette and Brown. are now in town to transact al! business the county.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

On the afternoon ofthe fourth of July, Peter Peterson met with an accident at the race track, while riding one O. the horses, which flew the track and stepped in s dog-hole. The horse stumbled along for about IS paces and at last threw the young man so that he struck on his head and shoulder; but no bones were broken. He was uncon- scious for sometime, but is now getting along as well as car l' expected.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

On the fourth of July, Frank Nicol, while carelessly shooting a s pistol shot hims If through the foot.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09
CEH TS UANTED
 For the Life of Wm. E Gladstone,
By JOIN CLARK RID3AIH, IL. D,

The most clehr',1 orator and statesman of mod Tn times li'- ..iHiart genius and remark able CharacJ I., -rauH .ta. .a-rfnents as Toed- or and Prime Minister. his r,l.-ei f=nent triunnbs in great pOl!ticai t-g-I -.iualuling his fan}nrs SPIeecheS' e.IiEi' lA.iEen-- ner>onal anec- doteS, eLc Many superb ea-ss vings OVER
 9U PAGES, cNLf --.H oE- end q Ctnvassing Outfit with Vaule.t premium. torms ana fin in
 tructionS sCHt Tree f3r g. cents l 5t ms to cover postage Mos Iarfar terms -u.,rs.nteed. Twen- " days creGiJ Freight paid Agents making $5.OO to $50 oJ day. Ba first ne field. Orjcr outfit t0-dsy ENperi r0c- not necessary as ev- Rybod wlrtS IL Mention t4ls paper. MON.
 TOE BOOK CO., hrT rea5 9rl St Chicago
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

Manuel Rulz, has returned fIom Cal ifornia, where he has been attending school.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

We have few deep dish pans, vel to sell Sqt 15 cents. l2 qt 20 cents, St Johns Drug Co.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

George Coleman, who had his leg am putated sometime ago, is now able tC be out again.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

r P. FISHER, NEWSPAPER ADVER
 L. tIsing Agent. 2l Merchants Exchange Building, San Francisco, is our authorized agent. This paper is kept on file in his office.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09
How to Look Good.

Good looks are really more than skin deep, depending entirely on a healthy conditiou of all the vital organs. If the liver is inactive, you have bilious look; if yaar stomach is disordered, you have GE-peptic look, if your kidneys are affe ted. you have pinched look. Secure good heaiyh, and you will surely have good looks. Electric Bitters" IS a good { reratjye and Tonic. Acts dir ectly on the stomach. liver and kidneys, purifies the blood, cures pimples. blot chcs and boiIs, and gives good com pIexion. Every bottle guaranteed. Sold at St. Johns Drug company. 50 cents per bott-a
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09
Not.ce rnz. gs.shiicntfon.
[Homestead Entry No. 59Z 1 LAND OFFICE AT PErscoTr. ARIZONA.
 Tr.ra -. IoOQ

June l@, 1898.
 Notice is hereby given that he followfn :. named Sett e. has filed notice of his intention 10 maNe ma proof --In.stOi is claim and that said rrJ0i vii braa7e rc the Clerk ot the District o7-t at St telas. "a he county Arizona, on August -2 ls-s viz George Henry Crosby, for inc -.utIeaS- quarter of Section 2 Township North Range -5 Eaet
 lie names the following WitU-sseS tN prove his said land, viz- VI
 David K. rlar of Sp-fn1errfIIo. Arizona Adam Greenwood, Of Spril-e-vt le, Arizona Char'es E. d.rs-rt aF -f fnrnS ArizC,1o : Willard Far rf sr rohn- .~+l.-,1 ,
 FREDI-ti r } tHlTLr. J R, Register
 First puEljca.is- fuIe-- lsgs
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

The St. Johns brass Band can be heard, two or three nights in the week "They believe that practice makes per feet"
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

All who are fond of music, call on RicharI Greer, and hear his Phono- graph.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09
WAL REVENUE BILL.
And How It Will fleet Arti-
 cles jn Daily Use.

VII jam s E eHs
 There has been no little amount Of speculate as 10 what eztent the new warrevenue bili will effect things used locally. Many articles which it was thought would be exempt from taxation are included in inc list The articles taxed vii probably be increased in price to the retail trade faily as much as the tax amounts to. at east it seems reasonable 10 suppose that such would be the ca. The bil, authorizes Inc issue of four hundred millions ai bonds, but only S2OO. .0O0O.0 will is once. Tie bon ds vii be tt.ee percent S. The sil- yer bullicn vii, te coined the rate cf not less than sL593.ooJamolth. Taxes are impofel as follows
 Two do.a.- 8 barrel cu deer ale and porter.
 Twelve ceuEs a pound an 1obacco.
 One do Co se 60 8 ,Aousand on cIgars an o.s.r.ttes.
 Four certs a barrel on four.
 Ten cen ou each 9l02 of life insur anCe.
 One Ina f Of one cent on each dollar of fire ant marine i1-urauce.
 Leases and warehouses receipts 9 cents.
 Wines, oHe cent on pint IT less: two cents on Ilure
 Allinhclltauces of more than S10,000 are taxed
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

All wishing cheap sales, call at the St. Johns c. NJ. & NJ. l.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

Volunteers. Chas. Jarvis, A. c. Peter son and E. T. Holgaie left for Phenix last Wednesday morning.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

P. T.Goleman jr. is spending few at the county seat.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

J. H. Greer, merchant of Concho. spent few days here, last week.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

Sheriff Creaghe. has resigned his pos iton and w. w. Berry. has been ap- pointed to fill the vacancy.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

In another column, see the business transacted by the Board of Supervisors.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

Mir. Backstine, the artist, left town last Wednesday.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

The Board of Supervisors are holding their quarterly session.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
POST OFFICE,

JERRY GONZALES. ?. NJ. Ofice hours; Open from A. M, untI J7 P. N. On sundays from I2 to PM. Mail c.oses going east and vest at 2.30 P. N. Going south. at A. NJ
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

The worK on the Academy, is being pushed to completion.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

We are having more rains this season than has been known for years.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

For first class Blacksmithin2, call on NJ. Christensen.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

Call at Isaac Barth's and see his new store.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09

ODDS SarsapariIla is the One s True Blood Purifier, Great Nerve Tonic, Stomach Regulator. To thou sands its great merit gs kNOWN.
The St. Johns herald., 1898-07-09
HENRY HuNING

Post office: Show Low, Arizona o Range: show Low creek, Silver creek, Lazl. Ortega and Laguna Salada-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-02
POST j PREPARING.
VIII BE Ready for Drummers' Day
at DnIlns.


Fort Worth, Texas, September 2o.--Stats
President Howard W. Peak reports great
activity not only among members Of Post
j, but all over the State, In making prepa-
rations for Drummers' day, October 10, at
The State fair The attractions for h-at
occasion win be interesting, but the prin-
cipal event VIII be the address OF Jerry NJ.
Porter OF Clinton, Kan, the acknowledged
VIII of all drummerd0m Hts subject Will
be- Texas as a Drummer Sees It."
Among the other speakers prominent in
National circles are National President
Charles X. Duffln OF Terra IIaute, Ind. and
National Secretary Louis r. LaBaum.
These two gentlemen have been invited by
State President Peak and VIII doubtless be
On hand. State Chaplain Homer r. VIII
son OF Font Worth VIII also del ght tle
dfuminers and others on the SINE date with
one OF his characteristic addresses.
Post OF this city ia alrcady arranging to
run an excursion from Fort Worth TO Dali
las on Drummers day, and the indications
are that the attendance viii be exceedingly
large.
On Sunday, October 49, Jerry Porter
VIII occupy Rev. Homer r. Wilson'S pull
ut. Arrangements are being made by
Pest j TO tender Mr.. Porter q royal recep-
tion Sunday night, October IS. He viii
| DO entertained by President Peak ana
Chaplain Wilson. probably AT tine deight-
| ful home of the latter. This reception
viii Of necessity take place on Sunday be-
cause Of urgent business that compels Mr.
Porter TO leave Fort Worth early Monday
morning for his home.
President Howard Peak reports a rapid
increase in the membership of the order in
Texas. During the past thirty days over
t!ily new nainos have been. enrolled. There
is activity all over the State TO secure new
members because Of the rivalry between
the Travellers Protective Association ant
! United Commercial Travellers. Each or
! der Is endeavoring 10 excel the other II
securing the largest attendance during tn,
! State fair The United Commercial TRAY
elers Will have their day on October S.
| X. T.. Smith. representing the American
( Steel and Wire company OF st. Louis, wa
! here this week.
Joe b. Flowers Of the Wortheimer Sho
company of St Louis was in town tht
week.
j, d. Reed. recently second lieutenan
In the First Texas cavalry, has resigne
from the army aud Joined Post ].
CAPTAIN ID, "A. McMurray the we'll know
exStlto ranger, now representing S
Giahfolator g. Co. St Louis, liquor dealer
is one Of the recent acquisitions to poet
J. w. Greer. the energetic ropresentativ
OF tho 81 andard Rope and Irvine compan
of Nav York. was here hustling for bust
moss this week.
Howard Peak reports the biggest IT,
ware trade in many months lie represent
, KieoINhefer Bros. of Milwaukee. His sale
since July / exceed by Far any period sine
hts connection with the house over fv
years ago. To show tho enormty OF tn
tinwaro sales In Texas and the India
Territory, It VS. only necessary TO state tina
he sells ON an average OF one carloa'
every three days. In a single day thi
| ba al nj
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-02
"TRAvELERs' CORNER"
Plan 10 Have such In n Fort worth
Tabernacle.

To the Members OF the Travellers Pro-
tective Association OF America;
Fort Worth, Texas, September 2+,-Dsar
Brothers: a Christian tabernacle OF very
elaborate proportions is under process Of
obstruction in Fort Worth, Texas. The
rstor OF this church is our National
chaplain, Rev Homer 7. Wilson, He,
ever mindful of the travelling fraternity,
and desiring 10 furnish for them 4 COM
Portable place 10 attend worship when So
ionrnlng In the city, has very thoughtfuly
designated q prominent corner OF this
building for his travelling frleads.
Now. the idea presents itself to me that
this would DO a good opportunity for the
tninelirg friends of Bro. Wilson to mani
fest In n tangible ani listing manner their
appreciation OF his friendship; ana at the
same time 20 erect a monument thai Will
perpe,uate the name of our association in
the hearts OF the good people OF America
The privilege has been granted me OF plac-
ing the most prominent ard extensive
memorial window In this ediflce in the
name OF the Travellers Protective Associa-
ton OF America. The idea Is to have some
handsome design Ito be yet selected) with
our emblem In National colors at the
apex. And to this end that tho most ap-
propr.ste design may be secured. | most
cordially ask for Suggestions from our
| membership throughout the country.
! In interesting our members " this