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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-20
SPRING
CLEANING

Will soon be here. This means
new Carpets, our line of which cont
prises Brussels. Nelvets. Tapestry,
lngrains and Fibre. Straw Mat
tings, Oil Cloths and Linoleums, in
all grades. Curtains, Lace, Chenille
and Tapestry. Draperies in great
variety Our line of Wall Papers
being selected from the leading
manufacturers gives us line I'M
equaled in both quality and prices,
to say nothing of designs. Full
stock of Table and Stair Oil Cloth,
Stair Linen, etc. Our stock of Dra-
perry Poles, Brass Rods and FIX
lures is as usual the leading hne.
Our stock of Furniture Is complete
in every department and an inspec-
ton of the same will convince you
that WE ARE THE LEADERS.
In our Crockery Department we
have the finest selection of Dinner
Sets to be found this side of Boston
and comprises 20 different patterns,
with more to arrive. Toilet Sets in
great variety. Are you thinking
about having a new mango? Re
member, we have the "MODEL
GRAND" line, which is guaranteed
in every respect. In fact, anything
you want in the House Furnishing
line, Carpets, Furniture, Bedding,
Ranges, Stoves and many novelties
which other dealers don't carry,
you will find here. In Baby Car
riages and Go-Carts we have the
Haywood, Wakefield, and Whitney
Reed Chair Co., the three leading
lines, giving you the best selection
and all the new styles Of upholstery
and trimmings.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-20

Rev. Leo Boone Thomas preached
Yesterday morning at the Main Street
Baptist church. on the subject Of
Goods love"
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-20
MINOR OFFICERS.
Some Appointments viii
Be Made Tonight.

Clinton, March 10. - The selectmen
meet tomorrow night, and viii proba
bly, appoint men to fill the minor Of
fees.
1t is probable that nothing win be
done at this meeting toward making
appointments to the police force.
There are number of minor posi-
tions to be filled, as sealer of weights
and measures, superintendent of parks
and the like 1t is probable that the
cemetery committee will be reappoint-
ed, in accordance with the vote of the
town, and business Of more or less i'm
portance, aside from the distribution of
offices, will be transacted.
OF course everybody is anxious to
know when the changes on the police
force will be made. 1t looks as If moth
ing of the kind would be done for some
time yet. The republican selectmen are
looking up the records of the men. and
the chances are that they win do moth
ing until they have fully Informed
themselves.
The administration is deternNined to
do nothing hastily and to have a police
force that will be not only in harmony
with the selectmen, but that can be de-
pended upon to give the very highest
grade Of police service.
AT this time there are some II dem
ocrats on the force and one republic
can. Nobody knows what will be done.
but it would be strange if the shake
up did not find the politics Of the men
more evenly balanced than they were
before. There is an effort among the
rank and file of the republican party
to have all men removed who have
mingled in politics, and this movement
undoubtedly receives some support
from democratic sources.
The fact is that when the republi-
cans go out of office again they will
leave police force modelled on lines
as nearly civil service as can be- Frank
P. Sawyer is at present superintendent
of parks. He is a democrat. f. w.
Breed was formerly superintendent of
parks He is a republican. Mr. Saw
yer was formerly identified with the
republican party.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-20
The New Shirt
Waists.

Wash goods in ladies' waists We
show a larger and better stock than
ever before. particular attention being
paid to fit and finish.
The choicest designs and colorings in
Percales, Ginghams, Madras, Stripes,
Plaids and Piques.
An exceedingly desirable display of
waists at SOC, 75c and 81.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-20
-" SECRET SERVICE

Clinton, March 19.-FTom a social
standpoint the presentation of Secret
Service" in the Clinton Theatre We'd
nesday night, is going to surpass any
play ever given in the town. The lie
mand for tickets by people who usually
go to Worcester or to Boston when
they attend the theatre, is very I'M
usuaH Manager Cannon has been in
formed that theatre parties from Leo
minister will be present. The audien be
will be as interesting as the play.
Tuesday night the play is given in
Worcester. From Worcester it comes
directly to the Clinton Theatre with
the same cast scenery and show
throughout.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-20
TheRegalHub
HUB PLUMBING, HEATING AND STOVE CO.,
N1TANV RR0c Managers,
srrccDssTUL liquor RAID.

sergt. Hill and officers Keyes and
Knight raided the tenement of Mrs.
Hannah Crotty, % North street, yes
terday morning, ana secured Ihree
onarts Of whisky and Sc bottles Of ale.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-20
Spring Shades
in Kids.

The makes are those we have tested
and proven worthy. The shades are
new in modes and tans.
Clasp lace and button, SIPS.
The Clementina, clasp, $1,25.
The Paris, fine French lace, $l.jO.
Blacks in all grades.
Gloves fitted if requested.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-20
Time
Upon
Time

have the wonderful running quail
ties of our watches and clocks been
practically demonstrated.
A timepiece is like a race-horse;
its value is determined by the way
it goes. Judged by this standard,
there's absolutely nothing wrong
with our
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-20

When her husband ate the bread she
had made her joy was for the moment
complete. But presently there gathered
the inevitable cloud of doubt. us IL
because he loves me-" she asked her-
self, "or is it to keep me from making
bread pudding?"
Not in the inscrutable face of the man
could she an answer find.-Detroit
Journal
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-20

Is making his regular visit to Clinton
and will be at the OXFORD HOUSE,
until April rst, 80. Office hours, to s,
and $50 to 7.3o p. IN.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-20
AT GREELEY'S.
AT GREELEYS.
READY T T|TIEI FRESHEST

We bring to the large public who
read and profit by our announcements,
an interesting budget Of store news. AS
the spring opens we have the articles
wanted to fit the season.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-20
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or N7TDE INTEREST.

Atbol Mass, March s. 1S99.--Lydia NJ.
Ubeeler on this place was troubled for
several months with dyspepsia, she
eoitid not eat anything without surveying
distress. She began taking Hood ssr-
saparilla, and II has entirely cureu her'
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-20

When you suffer from sick headache.
dizziness, constipation, etc, remember
Carriers Little Liver Pills will relieve you.
Ono pill dose.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-20

"The best pill ever used Is the fire.
ouent remark of purchasers Of Carter
Little Liver Pills. When you try them
YOU will say the same,
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
TIE NEWS
or JEROME

Jerome, Ariz.. July .S.-CSp- c:aI Cor
respordence of The Republicans
The fire apparatus some time since or
dered by the city council has arrived
1t consists Of a chemical clgine of
forty gallons CAPACITY. a half dozen
portable eXtinGIishers, with necessary
hose and attachments. and also four
hundred fet of two and al half inch
Jacket fire hose Of the best quality. 4
test was had Of the oh nicll appara-
tuS last "Wednesday afternoon. IN
infammabIe structure was hastily
run up c. vacant Lot at the extreme
eastern end Of the town. it was ignited
and the usual fire alarm Of Il half
dozen pistol shots given, Upon which
the engine ard hose cart were ma ned
and expedited to the SC ne of the
blaze. The chemical v1por was
turned crz, throwing spray over FORTY
feet high. The fire was eXtinguiahed
IN less than TWO minutes. This is con
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01

state and wanted 10 tlke the portion
of Texas west Of the Pecos ana south
err New Mexico and several counties
OFT of Arizona 10 constitute the new
state. In Birmingham Alabama
last Wednesday. Senator Morgan
speaking of expansion said If CUBA
WAS annexed it ought to be annexed
as two states with four senators
Alor@ this line he believed T xaS
should be divided into four states ard
Arizona ard New Mexico made states.
With expansion to he s0uth Of TIE
United States the representation Of the
south IL congress would come near
equa izing that in the north FL Paso
Times.
Information from the Canlncas
brings intelligence of shocking traS-
edy at Cobre Grande on the 18th inst.
Harry Sty-n. Il cOI1irac.0r for Stulls
and logging. who had been drinking
some days al became bOiSter0u5 was
locked up in tie jail ny the chief of 10
EcG-Martirez, formerly Chief at NJ
gales. SonOra-to sober up While
Styin was smut up somebody passed
into him a loaded revolver. Wien Mar
tinez went to release him some TWEEN
ty-fOur hours afterWard. Styln emery
ed from the CO. crazed with liJE0r
ard shooting. He fred II Martinez.
missing him. Martinez returned the
fire. missing also. Styllis second
shot missed his man again. but the
second shot of Martinez crashed into
the E:ain Of his adversary. and his
third sii0t pierced the heart killing
him instantly. Chief Martinez deliver
ed himslIf 10 the authorities but after
careful Investigation he was exon
grated from all blame. having cleary
lcted in self defence.-Oasis.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
THROUGH SLEEPER.

For the seaside excursions every
Thursday night the S. F. P. G p. will
run through Pullman sleepers of the
most modern style put out by the
Pullman company. Remember this is
through without change of cars and
oyer the cool northern route wJsh its
refreshing mountain breezes. Make
reservations early that you may Sc
cure good accommodations. Tickets
round trip to San Diego. Santa Bar
bara, Santa Monica. Los Angeles, etc,
at rate of $685.. Full information at
city ticket office, A West Washington
street z. w. GILLETT,
General Agent.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
Arizona Day by Day
Live News Token From Territorial Exchanges.

Z. r. Brady IT.. eX- County Tr2aS,r
er, appeared before Justice Bersnr
yesterday on the charge of embezzle
inert. and was bound over To appear
before the next grand jury.-Flor.nct
Tribune
Chas. HOff VII. be In Phoenix for 4
few DAYS IN order to ada more Names
10 the list of subscribers to the long
distance telephone. Tucson $;ar,td
the list in good shape Prescott is on
The lire and ii viii do Wei in adding
Elmes.-Tucs0n Stdr-
Word was received in Nogales Fri
day evening that Doe" Rosenberg
had he n killed by the YIGui Indians.
Doc" is supposed to have been tray
cling through che Yaqui COUNTY, in
company with \. Miller ard ]. Rem
Say two wei known Americans who
were reported killed i few days age
Oasis.
In Altar the good people are having
4 little local excitement all of their
own patterned somewhat after tnz-
Nogl-es affair. One of the local fac
lions has recently started a neWspa-
Ier named La DiEamita." and it HIS
proved the real article fer which it
is namad. Ii has sailed into The pre-
feet. the judge and the priest. AID as
n result the edisC- Lawyer Lopez IS
III jail. and with him several of his adj
IlcrcntS. and al the zine tire Oasis N
formaDt left the place il was antici
I4ted thar several others would be
acted ~ self dereUse.-Oasis.
Maria Moreno. gin about twenty
years OF age. died Monday and WIS
buried Tuesday evening. Maria Will
he remembered as pa girl who Killed
her brother some Two Or three years
age. for wirich crime she was sent ID
the territorial prison f9:' Il wear. which
term she served. Maria was dcme med
and was not responsible for her acts
She WAS talking 10 4 man whose ut
fentfOns her brother objected 10 and
ted her so. The girl became inceGSed
at the reprimlnd and getting 4 shot /
gun fired at hIr brotf ar The charge
tearing of his whole fac"--The Sen
tineI
c. c. Babb. of the l. S. Geological
Survey. is stu engaged in sinking for
bed rock at the box canyon below San
Carlos. The deepest hole 50 far is
but seventy fer. and the rock is the
hardest lime-all that could be desired
for the Foundation for solid rock
dam. WThe- ii is considered that the
capacity of Il reservoir at that point
would be nearly thrse times that at
lie Florence Buttes, it viii be reldi-y
undcrs: rcd that San Carlos viii he fhe
point selectcd by the government N
gin-ers. Ii would mean that three hun
died .tira:saud acres in the Casa Gran
de vailsE would be brought unsIs~ cul-
ovation i.I~tead of one hundred thou
sand.-Florence Tribune.
A few moEths ago El Paso was talk
ing about i:he formation of new
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
REMOVAL. OF JACKSON STATUE.
Cc,. Bingham Coatemplastes Erecting
Fountain in It's Place.

Every one Who has visited Washing
ton remembers The ';acrobatic'' statue
of Andrew jackson. which stands in
Lafayette Park facing the White
House. 1t is called -'acrobaI.:c'' be-
cause "Old Hickory is trying to keep
in iile sadie on his horse. which is
standing on Its hind legs Some people
have considered the statue a wonderful
piece OF work. becaUSe the sculptor
IaeiSatl The morse on US hind legs by
weiSGting lis tail TO outi.'ance me
head and f0refetE. The statue hes
isscn an eYsSoIe to marr. and it has
often been proposed ID remove il from
its conspicuous place in Iafayei,a
Park in front of the lTil. re House to
some more retired government reser-
wilton in Washington. Nothing has
come of those threats heretofore. but IT
now seems likely iElI!I Gen Jackson
may perform his acr0batic featS in
anCther part of Washington before
long Col. Bingham. superintendent
of public buildings ard grounds, has
Il plan fer transferring this STATUE TO
SClre 0thel. part of the city. AMI put
ling an immense fountain in its place.
Col. Bingham has suggested that as
there is 10 large fountain in Washing
ton, it would add greatly to the beau-
ty and a'tsractivensss of Lafayette
Park and the White House 20 erect a
magnificent electric fountain i'll the
place where the Jackson statue ROW is,
Col. Bingham's plan mas been ap-
proved by many high officials, and his
next move will be 10 get the consent
OF the District Commissioners TO carry
: he sf1l-
few wears ago. when It WIS suggested
that the Static Of Lafayette be Paced
in I4afaYaite Park. between the White
House and the Jackson statue, Il great
CIV agafll..f. -Ol}st-ucting the view OF
the White House WIS raised by some
Of The soJtherno1s in Washington
This was not needed however. and The
work of clearing away Il space in the
ceT,ter of the park bordering on
p ennsylvania Avenue. WAS begun.
and the foundation for the Lafayette
monumeLl, built. The erection of tire
Lafayette statue was not intended to
remove or Ol>Struct the stItue of Jack
sen. but it only placed the new statue
between Jackson and The White
House. So fierce became The opposition
that Senator Bate. of Tennessee final
" applied fer an injunction from fae
courts TO prevent the obstruction OF the
view of the Jackson monument, rs he
called J. and it was granted. Another
site had TO he seleo1ed for the Lafay
t,:t, statue. This was done by taking
the southeast corner of Lafayette
square. and 10 a low of the erection of
.he monument there. O1e of the larG
cst trees i'll The park had To he cut
York Mail ana EXf TGsS.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
4 TRAINING IN DIPLOMACY.
Successful DipiCn,at is he VINO Has
Tact and Common Sense.

Everybody should be interested in
watching the success or failure OF the
University of Pennsylvania new plan
for turning cut diplomats ready made.
1t viii provide Il ',wo-yeaTs course. dur
ing which the young student of inter
national affairs VIII b. trained in
American diplomacy. modern leg.sla-
tive re'9bIems. political economy. con
s.titutional law. Americans commercial
relations. practical finance, and foreign
exchange. the recent diplomatic hizro-
ry OF Europe. the economic resources
CT tropical countries. the govern.ne
Of colonies ana. dependencies imterBa
t;OTll IVY. Jurisprudence and various
other subjects that ali well equipped
diplomatic officials ougir- 10 know
aE--t. The IDEA is excellent. and
shc-ld he productive of good results.
OF c0ur.f. it is not to be expected That
every graduate of the University of
Pennsylvania in 5llis course will he
fitted TO assume this responsibilities of
4 consular CIR diplomatic post. but 9th
or things being equal. anybody who
ruIsues it viii. enjoy an advantage
over the Applicant for appointment
who has only 4 vagu@ and general
notion Of his prospective duties.
1t may be said that after all the
most successful diplomat, will be found
10 be the one who has the greatest
amount OF tlct aud common sense
Eft these gifts wiz not do. unafdeI by
Il fair k0nwladge, of law and precedent
We need better trained men in our
foreign service. We need CorsuIs and
OllefulIy under specialists. Diploma
cy Should be profession as Vel as I
knack. We should not have to de-
pond. at critical moments. upOn hap
hazard treatment of 4 delicate inter
national case. In the even, OF n dis
pIie with aECthCr country. we should
all feel safer if we knew that our in
terests We're cOnfided to the care of Il
representative VINO had MADE 4 study
of his business UnCtcr cOnpeter5 in
structors. OF c0urSs. theoretical
knowledge can never be substituted
for actual experience. bur With n lit
lie Of the latter. 4 graGiuaa of The Uni
vcrsj,;- Of Pennsylvania in this course
in Diplomacy ought to command the
respect and confidence of his fenaW-
Gsd that the new course. as out lined
my the university authorities. would
loe ans excellent one for yCCng men to
pursue who have no Intention OF going
abroad in an official capacity Tie
UEjects il embraces are of increasing
Importance. and there is need in This
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES.
Sat of Illinois Gees Into the Bust
ness Today.


Springfield. ILL.,, July 31-Every-
thing is in readiness for putting into
effect the law passed by the last ses-
sion of the Illinois legislature provid-
ing for the establishment of free state
employment agencies, and tomorrow
the bureaus established in Chicago and
elsewhere in the state will open their
doors ready for business. The task
undertaken by the state is in the ma
ture of an experiment and the results
viii be watched with interest through
out the country. Under the provisions
OF the law every applicant for a posi-
ton VIII have to fill in blank. winch
will show his name, residence, whether
married or single, his church denomi-
nation, the name of his last employer,
the length of time he worked for him,
why he quiz work, his trade, age, ma
ttonahty, color, etc. This information
is not TO be given to the person who
employs him, but Will be turned over
to the bureau of statistics. The plan
is considered favorably by the labor
organizations, particularly as she law
provides shat the bureaus must not be-
used TO supply labor to fill The places
of strikers. The only opposition comes
from the private Intelligence offices,
whose business will doubtless suffer
from the operations CT he
free agencies.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01

sidered 10 be very satisfactory dem
CnStr1tion of efficient service.
\ volunteer fire department. is now
in process of formation. 1t viii he
composed of jhraz coordinate
branches There VIII be 4 chemical
company. hose company and body
OF men to operate she smaller hose
connected 70 tn chemical engine lie.
following charter members of Jerome's
first fire fighting organization were
enrolled: Thomas E. Canpbell. chief;
Thomas Page. assistant chief: E. r.
Mcdowell. secretary: c. H Gahan and
William ID. Tinker. fire police: w H
c. Blat1e and c. r. Diclls. nozzIelnen.
5. G. W7ynk0op, foreman OF chemical
company; o. o. Smith. assistant fore
nan; DR. L. A. Hawkins. chemist
Members of department. Charles
Hooker: Phil Boyd. J. W. Hamilton.
z. y. S:1i Il. John Lyons. The hose
company VIII OrSa EiZe regularly next
Tuesday night.
Our fire chief. Thomas L. Clmpbe.I.
IS the assistant postmaster 1t Je
rome having previously been - SIN
liar service of h governments At
Prescott where he was also member
of tha fire department. During the
last Jerome fire Mr.. Campbell dis
tirgUished himself by most efficicne
service. and his election last night 10
the important post Of chief occurred
without 4 dissenting vote. and WAS
most mplimeEtary tribute 10 @t-n-
t..nan of Mr. CamPbell's jOuth-
Chris HarryhccIsar has returned 10
Jerome from the inhoSnitah!,i kIon-
dyk. whence he departed some
eighteen months ago. For many years
he was miEe loss at the Verde and
probably is O1S of +he hes; known
mirers in Arizona. if not IL all The
west He tells a tale OF hardship. suf-
ferinc and disease n connection with
his experience in ti,c pIH oleIn fields
of The north that ;@lt well serve Is
Il warning TO Any man witt. 4 good job.
For ten months CHRIS was II c"pacitaf-
sd by sickness pecaliir To that r"gior:
and was finally compelled 10 abandon
his hope Of fabulous wealth ara seek
more sanitary envlr1nnIrn.S How
yer. fcrtCi1:i ely h. returned "a -Nri
IONA with as mucn mo2ey as ne tCok
awly-vfich is inor.s t:iIn can be
said Of many another d.sguSt"I eX-
KI0ndvker.
Mr.. +. y. Provot today returned
l1Ul4t IESEtJii W .l'I- III tf@f- IN
weeks h has been wrestling with 4
severe visitation OF tyPliJlt, fever.
Considering Iris long siege Of illness
Mr. Proyot looks very We'll indeed. He
viii leave fr 4 few days for California
to inhale the soft breezes that blow in
from Santa Monica. and it is he "ish
of his many friends thar their saline
virtues may restore him speedily &c
perfect health
Mr.. 0. W. strodtnon ana Paul P. |
Hastings spent last sabbath ;lt tie
councy seat.
Nothing definite has nj barn heard !
flom MuEds and his deputies in |
Inc Quaking Asp Brakes. On |
leaving here on the 18th with |
the borrowed blocdhounds Sheriff |
AIurds stated: Il; may he mon h |
before YOU hear from me-" and his |
rredictica seems likely 10 be verified. /
W riIe the intense resentment o. he |
manifested Immediately
after the Camp Verde murders las
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01

somewhat ai,ated. tie desire TO see the
n,iscreant captured is as strong as
ever. and it would be accepted a Il
universal calamity should the muir
dcrer eventually slip through the
fingers of his determined pursuers.
Almost daily rains continue 10 glad
dos the hearts of miner. rancl.pr and
cattleman in the Verde district; Ghe
river is higher than il has been al this
season for many years.
HERBERT AT.LAIRE
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01

y woman should not permf. a man
TO pIt a ring on her finger un'ess she
wants him on her hands.
The GriffinS We're not on hand at
lie trial CT the PhilPotts AT Manchester
and this laadS TO the conclusion that
taeE are not good metal.
- & 74ISsritain and the United States
Stas11 out fOI'-dumdUm bullets which
MIX stem Savages. There are, however.
some people in both countries Who
hold thar only a savage would eontensI
for any such deadly missile,
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
PHOENIX CITY PROPERTY.

KILROY'S NEW PALESTINE. The
largest individual owner of lots in.
Phoenix offers to the $4,000 READ
Frs of The Arizona Republican and
their friends throughout the United
States and Canada, lovely homes AT
the following prices: Lots 50x130.
at from Sos to $500 each on the
monthly installment plan, viz: from
s. to $40 without interest The
property is In the very center of the
manufacturing and resident portion
of the city. Five blocks from post
office or court house; three from
Union passenger depot, and is the
only sanitary severed tract in or
to the city. This offer lasts till
September /, 1899. Write at once
for particulars
KILROY'S NEW PALESTINE,
Room SIG Fleming Block, Phoenix,
Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1899-08-01
s15.2o-FLAGsTAFF AND RETURN

Every Monday until August %.
$1,000 round trip to the Grand canyon
from Phoenix. For full particulars
gall at city ticket Office of the S. F., P.
4 p, IA West Washington street.
E. w. GILLETT,
General Agent