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Arizona republican., 1899-12-04
INTERESTING re VISITORS.

Mealey, the photographer. 213 East Washington street, has refitted and re- furnished his large studio for the car Hival season. While viewing the sights in Phoenix don't fail to see the dis play of photos and look over the largest portrait studio in Arizona. Our facili- ties for handling developing and fin ishinS are complete.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04
KELLER'S KARNIVAL.

M. J. Keller Co.'S display of tailoring, shirts to order and mems furnishings is one of the carnival features. Wis itors to Phoenix and residents as well are cordially invited to call upon the man with the measure who measures the man." Samples on exhibition in pr. Keefcr's Center street store room, opposite Western Union office.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04

THE REPUBLICAN TOMORROW MORNING WILL PRESENT SIX- TEEN PAGES OF ATTRACTIVE READING MATTER. ADVERTISE MENTS FOR THIS SPECIAL CAR NIVAL NUMBER MUST BE IN THE OFFICE BY NOON TO-DAY TO IN
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04
KODAK WORKERS.

If you want the best results in ko- dak finishing in quick order. take your films to Mealey, No. 213 East Washing ton street.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04
DIR. T. r. CHYLDS,

SPECIFIC TREATMENT FOR CON SUMPTION is the only Sure Cure for Tuberculosis. He is the only Doctor in Arizona that can cure all kinds of Cancer without cutting.
 No. 16 South Second Avenue.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04

Mohn & Easterling have moved their undertaking parlors from the corner of Washington street and Fifth avenue to llS North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04

NJ. J. KELLER co. of OAKLAND Cal, have a complete line on exhibi- ton in Phoenix all of carnival week. Order your Christmas wants from a line twenty minutes ahead of date.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04
Good Things to Take HOme.

Hot Gingerbread, per cut ....5 and Ice Mothers Home Made 1iince Pies,
 steaming hot .......... ............1 10c eve make our own niRce meat.) Fresh Green Apple Pies, delicious. .1Oc F7ie- Poll na,. c,7+ 7nc Fruit Cake. per pound ..............3Jc Parker House Rolls, red hot-these
 are fne-per doz.......... ......... 10c Sweet Home Made Doughnuts, per
 doz....... .... <......... .......1Oc Hot Boston Brown Bread, Moth
 CT s pride .-.... -...-.. ..-...-.....lOc We always have something fresh and good for you to take home.
 Arizona Bakery.
 FREDERICK S. MURDOCH. Corner Washington and Third Streets.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04

ELKS, ATTENTION. Look at Bux- tons line of decorations in Elks' em- blems, etc.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04

Carnival masqueraders - Goldberg s has a large variety of new costumes.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04

Tickets for the great Pickaninny cake walk Thursday night. December :. are now on sale at Goodman's drug store and Wakelin's drug store.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04

REMEMBER THE REPUBLICANS SHOW THIS EVENING, BEGIN MING AT 9 O'CLOCK. COME AND SEE THE MACHINERY IN THE BIGGEST PRINT SHOP IN ARI- IONA.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04

N. Porter for Hand Made Harness. 142 East Washington Street.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04

See the beautiful butterfly nets in national and carnival colors at 3uS- tons.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04
Goldberg's for masquerade suits.
A CARD.

In response to many repeated re- quests by those desiring Mothers Bread" but who do not always find it convenient to send to the bakery, we have yielded to the pressing demands for a free delivery to all parts of the city. Those desiring wagon % call please leave word at Arizona Bakery and they will be waited on promptly and courteously.
 Yours sincerely,
 M
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04

Artistic decorations in national and carnival colors at BuXtons.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04
Dr. Hubbard 55.::5i 55.;:|.: @5'3i:5 ':;::. $:

Skin, Throat. Lung, Heart, Stomach and Liver exceptional ability, long experience and absolute reliability He quickly and per manentiv cures Kidney, Urinary and Bladder disorders ana thoroughly eradi- cates the poisonous effects Of SpaC'ai and Private complaints. His treatment for up- huilSiDg undermined conditions due to Seminal Weakness and sexual debility is new and emlneEtly successful. Cancers, tumors, ulcers and external gron ths positive ly removed without the knife or severe measures. Testimonials aJ Ofice.) Delay is dangerous. Disease is insidiOus. be examined by an expert Talk with
 him and judge yourself as tn his integrity and sbility. Consultation FREE. Medicines fur nished at my own private laboratory. Hours: l9-l2-l-f-1-S. DR. HIBBARD. Hubbard Building, 2;-2S South Second Avenue, Phoenix, ArzORa.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04

Masquerade costumes for rent at GOldherg's.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04
WE CAN SAVE ECC TIME.

And time is money. The Union Pa cific makes the quickest time to nearly all points East
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04
DR. HlDBARD

snd succeeds when others fail Family doctor ing Is one way of treating certain disorders, anC Expert Ire atment IS quite another. The d. etc
 deyotes his time, skill and experience to Spe
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04
LOCAL 6PEVlTIES.

Goldberg's for masquerade suits.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04
TAXPAYER

Neither do men light 6 candle and put it under bUshel, but a candlc stick and it giveth light to al that are in the house. Matt. vi:1S.
 Speciality Of Sexual PhySIclogy is superfcially understood and largely neglec ed by the ordinary physician, therefore he fails to cure cases in this special line.
Arizona republican., 1899-12-04

N V bA S slAAiSNA NAyf FREDERICK s. MURDOCH.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-18
.,sorn.r AcA,Nsr EXPANSION.
Hee0lution 1ntrosluced fu the south
n. CArallMa House. ~. i.


CRro1iWa HOuse.
Columbia. s. c., January 17.-In the
South Carolina general assembly Repre-
sentative Cant introduced the following
resolutions. which went to the commit
tee on foreign relations:
Whereas. An insidious attempt is being
made by the republican administration TO
extend the claims of our National govern
ment over an unwilling people and thereby
to repudiste the fundamental principles
which have been the foundation OF our
liberty; a,s
Be 1t resolved by the general assembly
OF South Carolina, representing and yoic-
Ing the sentiments of the people of the
State. That while we rejoice in the Victory
which God has vouchsafed our forces on
sea and on land and in the Increase In our
National prowcss, prestige and area when
1t comes without criminal aggression and
sacrifice of historic and fundamental prin-
ciples of free government; that while we
are unqualifedly opposed to any policy
which surrenders the principles and there
( by eendangers our liberty we call upon orr
representatives in congress- to use their
ipnuence and votes to maintain our coun-
trEs plea that government derives It's lust
powers from the consent of the governed
Wherever our flag may be carried; that our
country be not burdened with the main
tenancc OF a largo standing army To hold
IN submission an unwilling addition to our
terIitory' and that the letter and the
spirit Of the Monroe doctrine. which has
80 long protected us from European inter-
terence, be not overthrow by the tom
porary intoxieation resulting from our
recent victory"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-18
GERMANY AND MANiLA.

Am bnssmsior White shows that the
Kaiser Is Friendly.
Berlin. January i7.--The United States
ambassador here. Mr. Andrew d. White,
said TO correspondent of the Associated
Press:
.,As O conclusive answer to the assertion
that the Germans wish to stir the Phil
ipInos against tho United States. one fact.
out OF many which may be mentioned,
seems TO mo ms conclusive to the contrary.
II is that from tho beginning the German
merchants in the Philippines nave been the
strongest advocates Of american rule.
when the war with Spain was peudtnG,
the head of one OF tho leading German
hounoa In Manila came TO Berlin saw mt
and urged the Importance OF our assuming
sovereignty there and taking complete con-
troll. He spoke 10 the same purpose here
ct the foreign Office and then went to Paris
aud SAW various members Of the peace
commission aud urged them most earnestly
70 the same effect. He insiated that the
intnrests Of German merchants there. de-
manded that our sovereignty over the
islands be maintained aud no has since FUR
nished Us 4 document OF great length on
the subject. employing statistical condi-
lions OF various sorts. wherefore he must
have had the collaboration of many Of his
fellow merchants there. Altogether, re-
Gard this a. = most Significant fact againHt
all the loose. Wild charges that the Ger
mans are seeking TO undermine American
Authority In thc Islands. II that were so.
they would sIlnply wreck THAR own inter-
~ and this tasy know batter than any.
no1Y e)se z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-18
SUMMARY OF roDAys IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.

s.. d
Stakeholder in the Galveston Wharf
company suggests that the State be net-
tered TO give tho West End Fats to rail-
roads.
City officials Of the State are urged TO
SUPPORT the bill restoring the Jurisdiction
Of the city courts.
Thomas ]. Carbon. car inspector. was
shot and killed Mt Glidden.
pr. w. A. Chisholm, lats OF Georgia,
died OF strychnino poisoning in McLcnnan
county Jail.
Frank Beard was convicted OF the as
sassination of Joe Collins near Center and
given life term.
President Lytlesof the cattiemens con-
veItion doubts the justification OF recent
rulings by both National and State
boardg.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
blow the safe OF the Bowie County bank
at New Boston.
Railroad Agent Williams at Edna was
compelled to kill negro.
Ex-Constabc Bsrkman, who shot Dave
Edwards at Texarkana, was himself badly
wounded.
Certain citizens who wish the town In
corporated will contest the recent election
to abolish incorporation of Port Lavaea.
The inaugural ball was attended by
5000 people
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-18
HERoIssi APPRECIATED.


othcerS and Men of the Rcvenue
tufter Rear Are Prniscd
washington. January I1.--President McISin
eytoday sent message to congress recount
ms as another glorious page in the history
OF American seamen.D the yalorous deeds Of
Bear In rescuiug the imperilcd whaling fleet
In Arctic waters last year
t The president tells of the fitting out Of the
expedition under Captain Francis futile OF
the revenue cutter service. the dangers and
difficulties OF the trip aud OF the overland
expedition by which First Lieutenant David
II. Jarvis. Second Lieutenant Ellsworth r.
Hsrthon and Dr. Samuel j, Cobb. carried
reibdeers to meet tho wants or the whalers
tetnporsriy.
o Artss E Era rse!tal Of thu peris en-
ana pers e * ne s5ers ~ tRs
Syfrlsnl expedition in 'theif aieat icurnev
il,rensh an almost nninhstiicd resioa. .
nsen .y waste OF , les and snow facing death
route nnvcr before Travelled by white MGR
with no refuge but at the end Of tho iournev
citiaens Of our. country, al make. another
gltiious page IN tho history of American
sean'en They reflect by -heir heroic and gal
Iapt struggle tho highest credit upon them
selves and the government which they faith
fully served commend the heroic crew
10, the grateful consideration OF congress ard
.'Tbt year lust clored has been fruitful OF
noble achievements in the field OF war. and
willis commend to your consideration the
names Of heroes who have shed lustre on the
American name In yalorous contests and bat
tics by land and sea, II Ia no less my pleasure
to invite your attention to victory OF peace.
tho, results OF which can not well bn mag
pined and the dauntless courage OF the men
engaged stamp them as true heroes whose
services can not pass uurecognized."
Tho president concludes By asking the
thanks OF congress TO the officers and men
of the party with gold medals OF honor to
those Of the overland expedition and $500
for the bestowal of rewards TO w. r. LoDp
and natives who aided the relief expedition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-18
THE WAR INVESTIGATION.
Colonel Gibson Said the Ment waS
Not Fit to Eat.

Colonel Gibson Said the Ment Was
Not Fit to Eat.
Washington, January 1.-THE war in
yestigating commission today decided to
make public the amended statement by
Commissary General Eagau yesterday. The
commission permitted the representatives
OF the press to read the statements and it
was formally announced to tho newspaper
men that General Eagan had eliminated
all Objectionable statements and there
fore the document would be accepted Of
ncialiy by the commission as evidence.
AS already stated. the changes made by
General Eagan in the document are main
" In the line of excision, yet the phrase
oiosy has been also altered frequently.
He refers to General Miles as the senior
MAJOR General Nelson A. Miles" and while
keeping strictly within the line of pro.
priety In the Judgment Of the commission.
10 q negative manner at least, no resents
assumption Of General Miles superiority
ana asserts that he is as good, as old and
as experienced soldier as General Miles.
te also criticises the latters attack on
we peet industry as infamous. 1t is be-
lisNed that so far rs the commission is
concerned the incident is now closed.
Another witness was heard TODAY In the
person Of Colonel Gibson, the distributing
agent Of the National Relief commission
at Santiago. He testified that he carried
supplies to the sick there ON the Reso,nts
He had great difficulty in landing these
supplies, owing to Che confusion. eenersI
shafter had refused him assistance. and Il
was with great difficulty that he was ahie
10 hire horses He succeeded in this An
ANY, and With tina assistance OF General
wheeler the supplies were carried inland
nished the troops, Colonel Gibson said m.
canned corn beef was bad uni,t for ia.
and should not have been used. II wa. rs'
pulsive ~ appearance, stringy. and h.
himself had been unable to eat II The
reiriserated beef was likewise bad heinz
sose.ea wltn 2 green beard caused by
The commission adjourned
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-18
LEGISLATIVE.

Governor saycrs and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Browning sworn in by Associate
Justice Brown Governor Culberson
eulogized his successr. who delivered his
Inaugural address, advising the people to
get factories.
Pitts Of Hill wants a commission to in
vestigate the Hogg g. Robertson fee mat
ter.
Resolution asking Federal constitu-
! lional convention WAS introduced ia The
senate.
Henderson of Lamar has plan to cor
re,t the tree pass evil.
The senate adopted favorable committee
repAyt on Potter's resolution Mr.. Jester
surrendered the gayel to Mr.. Browning
Tho speaker made further COMMITTEES
announcements; Saycrs and Browning
were sworn in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-18
NEWFOUNDLAND DISPUTE.


BRITISH Have Verbally Acauicsced In
the French Claims.
Now York, January ia dispatch IN
the Herald from st. Johns. n. f.. saws.
From interviews with members Of the
Newfoundland government, prominent
members Of the opposition and leading
business mon OF the colony. the general
opinion OF the colony's side Of the DISPUTE
with France may be SUMMARIZED as fol.
lows; The treaty rights are concurrent.
not exclusive, Despite British official m ,
depreciation OF the treaties, they have heeS
enforced by the British authorities accord.
lhg 70 the French interpretation New
ioundland fishermen are frequently in
corrupted when not interfering with the
rencn nsnermen and their schooners
driven sway. They are thus deprived OF A
means OF livelihood. -s''' :
me French shore fishery is valueIess
70 the French, EXCEPT for the illegal bait :
ing OF French banks fleet.
me treaties refer to cod only and NOT
% salmon or lcbstera Lobsters are, NOT
nsn. nor = timing drying, hence the
uniounded. Apart from this. the lobster
INDUSTRY y being ruined for British and
french alike by the non zen forcement Of
necessary regulations.
1t. Pierre and Quelon are the centers Of
: Wholesale smuggling business which is
doing serious damage morally and hnan.
cially 10 Newfoundland.
france, and In many cases assented to
VERBALLY, though officially objected to By
ureet Britain, are held to be Injurious
20 the commercial. financial and moral
interests Of Newfoundland and the other
maritime provinces. !.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-18

~, vcI,cy. me theory upon which GOV.
er,,v1iat h built u matter q vital I'M
puftISes. re National idea has con-
srn113n1 inl10euce On tha thought and char
sctes ut the people, Our National Idea Is
seif- government and unless We are READY
"a abSn6on that adeH forever We can not
ignore II IN doing the Philippines.
ss'rhst Idea IL entwiued with our tradi :
tionv: Il permcases our history; II is q
part Of our literature.
THAT idea has given eloducnce to the
orator ana Inspiration 10 the poet. TAKE
from our National hymns the three words
free, freedom and liberty and thoy would
be IS meaningless as weuld be our nag
II robbed Of It's rod white and blue.
Other nations may dream Of wars ana
CONQUEST and OF distant dependencies gov
erned by exterior force; not 80 with the
Cnited States. The fruits OF Imperialism.
he they bitter or sweet. must pc ictt 10
the subjects OF monarchy. This Is the one
tree on which the citizens OF republic
may not partskc. It Is the voice OF the
serpent. not the voice Of God, that bids
no oat -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-18
NAY DEFEAT BOSS QUAY
The Seaaior Lacks Sixteen Votes Of nav
Ing Easuth 10 Elect.
i REGULAR DEADLOCK IS ANTICIPATED
,Jrm ocrets ave stsnding NJ 6eerSc
Il. IL nLs-ii.nry tn"oi -"
NEGLECTED In Massachusct's'


harrisburg, Pa. January 17.--Tne en'
Of the first days fight in the ba.,e 10,
United states senator leaves the resu.'
very much in doubt. 1t is Senator quay
against the heid, and the indications az
that there will be a deadlock lasting SOU,
davis at least. Tho republicans are DIVIDED
between Quay and eight "favorite sons
and the democrats arc united on 1eo's'
A. jerks. ...,.
The senate and house voted separateis
,h,s afternoon and will take ballot TO-
morrow in Joint session. There was nc
election today and should the ballot snow
mo election tomorrow the balloting VIII
continue daily until selection is made.
Senator Quay's total strength IN DOH
houses was 112 votes, sixteen less than the
number necessary to elect on joint paiiot
assuming that the full membership OF ao'
be present, condition that does not seem
possible, as there are several on the SICK
list now. !,
The situation is that SO long as the anti
Quay republicans are united ana tne dem-
ocrats vote for jerks, Senator quay eau
not be e-electcd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-18

Al lloilo affairs are progressing salts
ractorily and gratifying fact reported in
the cabIegram was that the officers aboard
our ships and the individual insurgents
were fraternizins freely on shore and that
there was no sign of trouble.
President Mckinley announced during
the session that he had finally passed upon
the personnel OF the commission to visit
and report on the Philippine islands, as
follows;
Messrs. schurman, Dewey, Otis. DENLY
and Worcester.
Their selection already has become
known and formal announcement short!
will follow. The remainder OF The cab
met session was taken up with measures
of administrative detail.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-18
SHORT TEXAS spfclllx

EERCLAIR. Tho weather Is MI
for cattle and the loss is only Ic1l1
SAN Saba. II. Smith. l!l1
miles north Of here, killed hineNt
7 ArIil.,S ~ w. lis Mooney,
dentnlly shos saturday, is IN ) CIV !
ton. ,s - "a ~ -..,-,t t.s.s2:s s.
M'KINNEY. Fifty hands an m n
putting down main, for the ~ A!
water works. ~
SHERMAN.-Tom Davenport - &
the oit mill. was severely in1uree q
aud sides by fall while at wsfs.
MARSHALL-George Tucker: ~
man at Baird, had both arms; ofos4
injured on the head by runaway ~
RERCLAIR.-Rain Is much nege4 l.. II
parts of Goliad county. The bW4
cror will be planted by the mleeh
airy. N &
WANAHACHIE.--The city counul
appropriation to aid the city $780, s!s:I
sloi inp the Jurisdiction OF police s ss!ls
attorneys will appeal to the lcg'aess
law TO that end.
MESQUITE.--The general nefca.ss
OF l.. l.. Landee OF this place y. ~
anu fODUGu OF dDDut f-p fvte,sssH ~ ?
ward OF s25 is offered for the thlsy ~
no clew has been found.
CI,EENvILLE.-The state eIs :ss
iulttec Of the Young Mems CpnsvSe
tion has selected this city ~
place OF the State association y
convention will bring FROM lso W.
to the city.
HILLSBORO.-B Bishop Gnlloss
Methodist church will deliver ~ ~
turc on Education" here or ~
18th. He is regarded by tne ..s,i1
their most ornat, and pol;snea as|
has worldwide reputation.
CRDENvII.LE.-In attempting
outs ding freight train. JOHNNY
li-year- old son OF Mrs. Ruseey. ~
under the wheels and had ny
boCly manGled that anlxutsu2
gary, the leg being taken on ~
ki,cc. 4.
SULPHUR SPRINGS. "A contfsa
tered into last Saturday betve.S
Creek Growers and shippers, sasstS
sulphur Springs Fruit ana ILL.,
ton and the Barker Sprinss
81 .Dners' association. all o. wv
the Western Poultry an lsslsl
81. Louis, Mo-. in which the ~ I'M
during tic wear 1909 10 furn'sn u.1rfy
PouItiy and Game company 49,
ears OF No. cantaloupcs stvv 81
socihti0rs.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-18
,ME,,icAss CHANCES.
only by Diplomacy Cnn the Native"
Bc Won Over.

only by Diplomacy CRn the NATIVES
Bc Won Over.
New York, January IN Herald dis
patch from Hong Kong Says: Rev Clay
McAuley, professor OF theology nc Toxic,
who recently arrived from the Philippines,
says the result of his study of the situa-
ton at Manila he thinks now there are
only three ways open for the United States
to solve tho Philippine problem
The first Ii annexation by force or pur-
chase; 10 use torce means the most disas-
trous foreign war In American history, en-
failing great loss of life and expenditure
of money; moreover II Will be violation
of National honor. Purchese means the
recognition OF the insurgents as allies OF
the United States during war with SPAN
reward from the Philippine leaders Ind Of
ficers' salaries, employment OF insurgents
In military and civil officers. and also CIV
ing them back pay allies for some
months. Such a purpose would secure
compromising gain of doubtful tenure.
The Americans IN Manila are generally op-
posed to annexation in any FORM
Tho second solution ia complete
transfer OF sovereignty from Spain 10
Philipinos' republic and Ne retention by
tho United States tor her own use o.
Manila bay and port Just ae Hong kong
Is Kept by GTcaN Drltaiu. uiS noi"t'ph
means the exposure OF the defenseless
Philippines 10 the greed OF the powers
with consequent acute crisis In Europe
over Far Eastern questions. This way Is
neither honorable nor wise.
The third possible solution is autonomy
under ap American protectorntc. Tails
means nm independent Philippine republic
controlling the administration of Internal
AFFAIRS. tho United States taking charge OF
tho supreme judiciary and foreign rela-
tiuns, such ms the power OF making war
or treaties while having control OF the
customs. This solution, Mr. McAuiey
thinks, might brius about lutelags
which would result in the future absolute
Independence OF The island or voluntary
annexation TO the United States In any
case Immediate action is imperative
leading member OF the PHILIPPINE d.
rectoratc at Hong Kong declared readily
and emphatically that the Philippines would
refuse absolutely TO hand over the GUS
toms. There would be no objection TO
paying the cost OF maintaining n naval
squadron on the Philippine waters IN the
same way ns the British colonies con-
tribute toward the imperial defense
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-18

A MEASURE OF MUCH MOMENT.
City Officials Called on to support the Bill Drawn
by the City Attorneys.

tf-Cty
g. mailed
lated aits The stete
conflict criminal the State
3
the United States the the people
action"