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Arizona republican., 1899-04-11

clans, florists, walters, bottle washers
and others in the ranks of art and in
dustry. and, so far as this economic
aspect CT the feast is concerned, no
fault need be found It's rsproach is
in pretending to honor the memory OF
a Statesman who. if alive, would re
pudiate such celebration with sc9rn
and indignation. jefferson stood Tor
one Ching. and Tammany and Bryan
and latte--day democracy stccGl Tor
quite another. If the majestical shade
of the sage hovers above the orgy and
is revealed in vision. it will probably
he outliaed in the attitude Of holding
its nose. The incense of a rat'5le in
politics fer what there is in II,
sw eaters of the pubIic's revenue and
sellers CT its offices cannct be expected
to be grateful to that phantom grim,
and some such defense against it would
be natural ami necessary. If that IN
cor. ur'tible apostle OF true democracy
could be heard from at his own pan
que he would be able tc tell the feast
SIS something better worth $40 plate
than the repast or any and all OF the
.-oratory which. according 10 present
arrangements, is to go with it.-New
York Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-11
WHAT THEY PRODUCE
AGRICULTURAL and Mineral Re.
SOURCES of Philippines.
Gold is Found on a Vast Number of
Island in the ArChipeIsgo-piaC
ers Worked by the Natives With
CoCoaRuf Shells.

Washington, April 10 (SpeciaI.)-
The agricultural, mineral and COM
me:cial opportunities in the Philip
pines are discussed in detail in the
Monthly Summary of Commerce and
Finance, just issued by the treasury
bureau of statistics This discussion
shows that although agriculture is the
chief occupation Of the Philippines, yet
only one-ninth Of the surface is under
cultivation The soil is very fertile,
and even after deducting the noun
famous areas it is probable that the
area of cultivation can be very largely
extended and that the islands can
support population equal tc that of
Japan (42. O0O,O 00l.
The chief products are rice, corn,
hemp, sugar, tobacco, Cccoanuts and
cacao. Coffee and cotton were formerly
produced in large quantities-the for
mer fer export and the latter for home
consumption; but the coffee plant has
been almost eXterminated by insects
and the homemade cotton cloths have
been driven cut by the competition of
those imported from England The
rice and corn are principally produced
in Luzon and Mindoro and are con-
sumed in the islands. Tne rice crop is
about 765 900 tons. 1t is insufficient
for the demand, and IS 900 tons of rice
were imported in 1894. the greater por-
ton from Saigon, and the rest from
81 Q
tons 100000 barrels) of flour, of which
more than two-thirds came from
China, and less than one-third from
the United States.
The cacao is raised in the southern
islands. the bast quality of it at Min
danao. The production amounts only
to $50 tons and it is all made into
chocolate and consumed in the islands.
The sugar cane is raised in the
Visayas. The crop yielded in 1894
about 235, 900 tons OF raw sugar, of
which one-tenth was consumed in the
islands, and the balance of 100000
tons, valued at $1,000 900, was ex-
ported, the greater part to China,
Great Britain and Australia. The hemp
is produced in southern Luzon, Min
doro, the Visayas and Mindanao. 1t
is nearly all exported in bales. In
1894 the amount was $4,000 tons, val
ued at $4,000, 900. Tobacco is raised
in all the islands, but the best quality
and greatest amount in Luzon. A
large amount is consumed in the
islands. smoking being universal
among women as we'll as men, but the
best quality is exported. The amount
in 1894 was 1000 tons of leaf tobacco
valued at s1,750,O00. Spain takes so
Arizona republican., 1899-04-11
sUCCUMBED TO ovERwORK.
Mr.. Porter. Secretary to the Presld ant
Obliged TO Take Rest.

Washington, April 1o.-Mr. John
Addison Porter. secretary 10 the Pres
ident. is confined to his home on K
street. and his physicians say that he
will be unable to take up his work for
some time. His illness is due to over
work and the official strain al the
White House, and, while not serious.
his physicians command that ne shall
have absolute rest and quiet f5- several
weeks. For more than two years MI.
Porter has been under heavy strain and
rarely left his work at the White
House before / o'clock at night. He
has not had an opportunity for a long
rest, ard that is what is needed now.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-11
WOMEN AND DEATH PENALTY.

Were the women who are strong ad-
vOC3tes CT women's rights, quite con-
sistent in protesting against the eXecu-
ton Of a murderer, simply because
she was a woman? Whatever argu-
ments may be used againz- the en-
forcement of the death penalty, there
should not be a question of sex. Wo-
men are so constituted mentally, nor
ally and physically that it is really a
mare unperdCnable crime for them to
cCmmi. murder than for man. In
deed. it is Glou0ly revolving for Wo-
man to commit any crime, and there
should be no mitigation of pun sa-
ment simply because they are women.
Neither can it be advanced tha- men
as jurors would not temper justice
with mercy when woman is en- t~fal,
fer we know that frequently justice
is lost sight Of altogether. If Nicmen
really want to stand On the same pane
with men. enjoy chs same privileges
and opportunities, they GER ainly
should accept their sponsibilities,
and be prepared to obey the laws. It
is apparently a weak rcint in their
e. gumer'5 that they arg not wiling 20
do so.-Mrs M3scc.te in ''The Tatler."
Arizona republican., 1899-04-11
NAVAL MILITIA FUNDS.
All0tments to the Several State Or
CARNATIONS Nearly Completed.

Washington, April 1O.-The navy de-
partment has almost completed the
allotment of funds for the naval mil
itia organizations Of the various
states. There is this year available
for all of the organizations the SIM o.
100000, and this will be distributed
among them on the basis of the num-
Der OF petty officers and enlisted men
actually in service. All of the states
maintaining state militia organiza-
tions have been heard from by the
navy department, and all of them have
submitted the data as to the strength
OF their organizations required as d
basis for the distribution of funds, save
the states Of South Carolina ard Flor
ida. AS soon as the latter furnish the
statements The distribution Of funds
will begin.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-11
DELAWARE's DISGRACE.

The attorney general of Delaware.
has discovered at last what everybody
else has known for many weeks-that
b5lbes were freely offered and taken
during the recent senatorial contest in
ihat state Nobody who watched the
events in Dover doubted that corrupt
means were being used to Prevent the
election of any candidate the republic
can party should name except the man
who openly bCas ed that he owned 50
many votes. The members who voted
for him would have permitted tie cleo
ton Ct 4 democrat rather than vote for
any other republican. Only one kind
of influence could have been used to
bring about this. WIZ. that influence
WAS has never been a secret, and the
state Of Delaware today keenly feels
that disgrace II the attorney general
is honest in the inves-iglt be has
begun. lie viii not stop with the ar
rest of orc CT two CT the men who re
ce.ved money for their votes and sold
out their party. Neither will he stop
with the conviction of the bribe-taker.
The ends of justice viii not be salts
fed until the man who supplied the
money is unprecedented. The evidence
. warrant this is abundant. -~Philadel-
phia North American.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-11

The retirement of Coin Harvey wa:
quite unexpected. but it may be tnaf
the' collections were so good thG't tht
professor has enough--Washing
Pest.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-11
BY THE CONTINUOUS INHALATION METHOD.

The SauatCrlum is owned anu
operated by the San Gabriel San
atorium Co practicing the
Antiseptic Germicial -halation
treatment for disease OF the
respiratory tract. Experienced
physicians and nurses are in
attendance. The Sanatorium is
lighted by gas and heated by
steam and open fires, The rooms
over 10 in mum ber-are cheer
full, sunny and well furnished.
Many suites have private baths.
The Sanatorium is deligh fully
located nine miles from Lo
Angeles, surrounded by twelve
acres of lawn, fruit trees and
shrubs \ billiard room, lawn
'uller particulars, together with
, and our methods of treatment
Arizona republican., 1899-04-11

to it. Neither the state or navy de-
partments have any advices on the re
ported trouble.
Owing to The friendly interest when
this country feels toward these and
other southern republics, It IS quite
possible that in the eTent of a clash
The good offices CT the United States
would be at the service of the two
COZ, ending parties to aid in friendly
settlement.
In the absence of official informa-
ton, however, 70 step n that direction
has been taken. ror has the navy de
partment considered the ACCESSIBILITY
Of having a warship near the scene.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-11
TROUBLE OVER BOUNDARIES.
4 Santo Dominican Force Said to Have
Invaded Haiti.

Washington. April 10.-Minister
Leger of Haiti expresses much surprise
at reports of an inv aston OF Haiti by
Santo Dominican force over a boun
Diary dispute. as the minister says this
entire controversy was submitted by
treaty, concluded last December, TO
the final arbitration of Pope Leo.
Mr.. Leger has received no official adj
vices of the reported critical cOndi-
ton of affairs, but he is quite familiar
1I.h, dII the circumstances leading up
Arizona republican., 1899-04-11
REVOLUTIONISTS GAINING.

Lima, Peru, (via Galveston, Tex.,)
April 10.-Advices received here in
regard to the revolution in Bolivia
say the situation at Oruro, where Pres
ideDt AlonzO has established his base
CT operations is desperate. 1t is added
that the fcderalists, or Insurgents. are
pushing their operations and the banks
of Sucre. the capital of BOLIVIA, have
refused to furnish any funds to A!on-
EOS government.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-11
EXAMPLE IS PETER THAN PRE-
CFPT.

These sententious proverbs, CT cid
saws, which are used as prefXes to all
of the Ho0d Sarsap3rilla aI1vertisipg in
thousands of papers throughout the
country are evidence of a new and orig
inal style of display advertising beth
pleasing and effective. The Hood firm
is to be congratulated on 50 cieve:ly
adapting such wisdom as has filtered
down through centuries Another
charming thing abO,>5 this Hod1 adver-
Using is the unique type. they are
using.
Arizona republican., 1899-04-11
TOM WOULDN'T STAND FOE
DICK.

Croker defends the extravaganza Of
his coming banquet IN the ground that
it will put a lot of money in circUla-
tic1 among cooks, puryeyors, must
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-07
A Great
Live Stock Journal.

THE PRAIRIE FARMER-a
weekly Agricultural and Live
Stock Journal-one dollar a
year. 1t is admittedly the lead
er of the agricultural and live
stock journals of the United
States. 1t covers the entire
field of agriculture, dairying,
live stock breeding and live
stock feeding. II is edited for
western farmers and stockmen
who carry on diversified work,
in fact it is the farmers news.
paper. The regular subscrlp.
tion price is one dollar a wear,
but in order that every one OF
our readers may get it next year
we will send it a full year with
the Weekly Leader for rs cents
This low price may be with
dawn anytime; we request our
rea ders to act promptly. Hand
in your orde or send il to us.
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Spanish Prisoners
50 be Released

Manila. July 20 d. m.-The spanist
commissioners who went TO Tarlao Tor q
conference with AFuInaiod regarding ths
surrender Of the spanish prisoners in tho
hands OF The FnIpnos returned hers last
might
Chairman Delrio OF ,ho commission. SAID
the release Of AN the prisoners. had been
practically arranged tor hut il would be
neceasary 40 consult the Spanish severn
ment before the agrelment could b. ratl-
ned. lie declined 40 give the terms of d.
arrangement or 20 say whether those CON
templated "a ransom. Iio asserted bo,
ever that Aguiualod had already issued "a
decree Tor he release of the civilian ora.
cials ard the sick soldiers
The commissioners, with the remnant
OF tae spanish garrison Of Baler ON .h,
east coast uf Luzon and number OF cl.
william praoners were escorted by Fu.
ipino soldiers from Tarlac 20 the Amerl-
can outposts at San Fernando and came
% Manila by the night train
The heroes OF the long defense Of BaIer
where The spaniards resisted an insurEent
siege for more than a year. formed a pic
turesque band. Lieutenant Martin. the
only surviving officer marched them
through the streets. There are only q
anc most of them are mere boys. in faded
blue cotton uniforms and red shirts They
are barefooted
a crowd Of spanish men and women EN-
praced them weeping ara shouting their
praises. They ten a remarkable story. il
appears that the captain several times
PROPOSED 70 surrender but the soldiers re-
fused. Finally some months ago he tried
40 raise white az Thereupon Lieuten-
ant Martin killed him with his own sword
'Iheir 1000 supply gave cut entirely a
week ago and they surrendered 10 the
with an the honors of war. Thev
were allowed 70 keep their arms ana thev |
say they marched from Baler with Fin- |
7inos escort aud carrying guns. though |
several insurgeDt camps ,eyerywhere Be- /
ne cheered and fcted.
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from Ponca city


Ponca city. O T., July 6-The Courier
says that a romance in real life which,
we're Il put In Queens English and
printed in story book form, would rank
with the best Of Jean Howelps OF STAN
lev weyman's creations in fiction, came
to reportor!al ears last evening. This is
the way that the story runs: Some six
months ago a certain married couple
whose names would be unfamiliar 10
Ponca City people even should we give
il. were living happily together at ~
prominent little town IN Kansas. not
thousand miles from Pittsburg. They had
Jared reasonably well so far as worldly
accumuations went. and had been bless
ed in married life by one child, a sweet
little daughter now about two years old.
matter OF say three months ago. the
young husband who was in business,
had an unlucxy streak and the business,
which had been hitherto successful,
proved failure. Things did not go well
with them with II not poverty, at least
a spell Of hard times staring them in the
face the young wife became morose and
petulant. At last she picked up her
trunk and quilted her husband and
child coming to Ponca City for some
reason to her best known. and since
that time she has been a rsident OF
this city, known. so rumor has n, best
among those who walk not the narrow
bath Of rectitude.
About eleven weeks ago the young
husband located his young wife in this
city and he came here from the / little
| Kansas town, bringing the sweet little
twoyear old girl with him, and finding
the wife and mother here, made every
proposition 10 a fond husbands cate
CORY 20 induce her to back with him and
make home again for him and the
baby daughter. Words were In vain the
woman would not CO. and he finally left
without her. A couple OF months ago the
man went to Colorado and there found
a god situation at a good salary, DO.
sition that he is now holding He hir-
ed some one out there to care for the
little girl but it seems some spirit OF
dissatisfaction and love's old unrest
caused him to pack up his grip and
start for Poncs City again bringing the
| little girl with him.
The reporter ran across him last night
| just as he stepped of the train and in
tthe conversation the young husband stat
ed that he had come after his wife. that
he wanted her TO make a home for him
and the little child. that he was on the
high road to prosperity again. and had a
good Job out In Colorado. was doing a
| little prospecting for himself on the side.
and he exhibited some specimens OF ore
he had dug out OF his newly located
claims which. at least were very prom
| ising lie intended to get his wife this
trip or get satisfaction. He carried a
six shooter OF a calibre according TO
lioyle and strongly intlmated that he
might use It II necessity came.
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Mr.. N. O. Nelson, of - Louis, as
presiding ofiice, u tho National Social
and Political Confersace, refused 70
proceed with the business OF the con
vention at Buffalo, n y until reso-
luton which had been introduced
demanding that our troops In the Phil
ippiaes should be recalled, was with
drawn from before the the convention.
Mr. Nelson Is a Democrat and is "a
brother ia law OF the Democratic gov
erAor OF Missouri.
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bridge over small stream near Wal
5ron. The train was coming north and
is supposed to have run into tho stream
al ful speed. The Burlington officials
are using every effort 10 secure news OF
the wreck but no details have been
learned
The rremans name was Charles Welty
of ST Jospeh.
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THE Republicans point with exulta-
ton to the prosperity Of the country
as represented by the trusts and mo.
nopolies, but are a. silent as burrow'
ing mole about the low prices OF labor
and the products OF the farm. They
have no taste TO refer TO the cause.
which advanced the price OF barbed
wire from se.e5 TO $3.50 within few
months after tho wire trust was or
oanizad
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Huntington Passenger
Train Wrecked

IsavenNorth. Kas.. July 6.-The Bur
ineton passenger train rne IN th's Si's
from Kansas City at s45 p' m toheh'
was wrecked year waldrop Mo, the
areman Is known 20 have been kiilea
and serious wreck Il IS ff-red has
taken pace The Burllngtc -,'als sent
q rescue train 20 the scene OF the cat
astrophe as soon as notified and another
was dispatched from 81 Joseph. on the
train from this point prs Mckee and
Boiling we're sent to "A e any help that
might be needed. The wreck Is said 70
have ben caused By the washous OF a
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Iris said that Doc Ashby, who killed
Charley Griffith at Weatherford rec
Gently, was not drunk al all, but was
simply attacked with the mania TO XIII
somebody, and Charley Griffith was the
first one he met after this idea got into
bfe hand
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The Wichita Eagle says there is
natural gas ia oklahoma If it could
only be found Some Of the territor-
ial officials are under the impression
that 1t has already been found, but
the quality is not satisfactory,
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GOV. BARNrs IS not fair or loyaI
partisan II he is not willing TO osacriiiee
his present position and reputation to
crafty Flynn's desire. Gov Barnes
ought to plead guilty to something -
Dav County Tribune.
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SINCE President Mckinley has given
il out that he is running the whole
war in the Philippines himself no fur
ther explanation Of the deplorable
condition OF the situation in the Orient
L. rnn,crnrr
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THE Day County Tribune is worry
ing with the problem Of how TO make
one single semi-colou do the work OF
punctuation. so as not to offend the
exactions Of it's critics
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Kansas City

and all points North and West.
Passenger train leaves Oklahoma City
9. 10 a. m, arrives in st. Louis the fol-
ling morning 2. is a. IN Passenger
train leaves st, Louis at s. 80 D. m, ar
rives in Oklahoma City the following
evening at 6. 20. p. IN. Close econnections
are made with the Santa Fe, both at
Oklahoma City and Wichita.
Our train service is unsurpassed
We carry latest improved seat and
chair cars, also the Luxurious Pullman
Observation Sleepers. Are you plan
ming an outing.
EUREKA SPRINGS
has a world wide reputation as a won
ful Health and Pleasure Resort, the
curative properties of whose waters
have no equal on the American cont.
nent, and the grandeur of the scenery
surpsssas that Of Colorado.
When purchasing your tickets see
that they read via the Frisco Line,
For further particulars as to rates,
time, etc, apply to
b, f. DUNN, Il. +. & p. A,
Oklahoma City.
Is. n. YOAKUM, BRYAN sNYDER,
General sfsEsger Gent Pass. AgF.
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r THr best thing the broken frag
ments of the Republican party in this
territory can do is to go on long
sulk like Tom Reed.
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VA rRnorios trust could easily be or
ganized out of the Republican factions
In Oklahoma, but the combustieie
material would not be safe TO handle.
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TUE Hornet is new venture to buzz
in The town of Waukomis with Bert
Campbell to furnish the electric huid.
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The
Cruel Knife!

1t is absolutely useless to expect a
surgical operation To cure cancer, OF
any other blood disease. The cruelty
OF such treatment is illustrated in the
alarming number of deaths which re-
suit from II. The disease is i'm the
blood, and hence can not be cut out.
Nine times out of ten the surgeons
knife only hastens death.
NY son had most malignant Dancer, for
when the doctors said an operation was the
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SEVEN coloncls already appointed ny
the president and nary ono from
Oklahoma.
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TIM treasurer of Cleveland county
has already collected 100000 OF The
az 600 taxes due for 1895
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Ipsllr. i'm Woods county, is q new
postolRce, and J. A. Mitchell rs the
postmastcr.
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FRIDAY, July p 1893

ALREADY fall blowing has commeue
I'd i'm Woods county.
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began 70 improve. After twenty bottles had
been taken, the Cancer disappeared entirely
ana ne was ca red. The cure was permanent
one Tor ne 10 low seventeen years old and has
never had sign Of the dreadful disease 10 ne.
TURN J. N. MURDOCH
xs snodgrass ST., Dallas, Texas.
Absolutely the only hope for Cancer
is Swift's Specific,
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First published in Guthrie Daily Leader
June ~, 1893.
LIQUOR NOTICE.
To Whom Il May Concern
Notice Is hereby given that II Il. Reaves
has this day MED his petition 70 sell al re-
tail spirituous, vinous ana malt liquors IN
Guthrie, Logan county, Oklahoma, ana that
unless objection be fled on or before the ist
day Of July, A. D 1855, SAID petlLion will be
granted r MORTON,
Guthrie okla, June ~, 1889 County cl'k
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olii1 nope Inc optI-
alton was a severe
one, as it was neees-
sary to cut down to
the ia W b on Q IN a
scrape it. Before a
great while the Can
Ger returned, and be.
gan 20 grow rapidly.
We gave him many
remedies Withoutre-
lief, an d hnRlly,
upon the advice OF a
friend, decided TO
try s 3. 5. (Swift's
speoihc), and withl
the second bOttle he
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GTARK BIOS. PAY CASH
LIQUOR NOTICE

every week tfyou sell STARK TREES. Out
NJ free. STARK NURSERY, Louisiana, Mo
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To whom II may concern
Notice is hereby gwen that N. II. Cheadle
has this day died his petition 10 sell az
Wholesale spiriruous, yinous and malt
liquors in Guthrie, Logan cGdnty Oklahoma.
ana that unless objection be filed on or be-
fore the eth day OF July. "A. ID, 1889, said petit
tiOu will be granted
Guthrie, Oklahoma 2ifh June, 1892
r. p, MoRToE County Clerk.