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The Arizona daily orb., 1899-08-09
BISHOP TURNER, of the African Methodist

BISHOP TURNER, of the African Methodist Episcopal church, urges that congress ap- propriate one hundred million dollars to establish a line of steamships to Africa in order to enable such negroes as desire to emigrate to Africa to go cheaply. He says lle does not want the government to carry the em1graRts free, but at a reasonable cost. It is strange. how. this proposal is brought
 up from time to time. after its death has been announced over and over again. There is not the slightest possibility of any large proportion or any considerable number, of the negroes ever going to Africa. The scheme has been tried, and failed. The negro does not want to emigrate and if there should be forced movement the colonsts would not in the nature of things be self-supporting
 The suggestion has been discredited so often that it is hard to see why some of the lead- CTS of the race so consistently cling to it. It is quite possible that in Cuba aud Porto Rico there lies field that the negro might profit ably cultivate. This Is worth thinking about at any rate. But 1t is highly probable that the United States must gradually work ou5 tbs>salvatlon of the negro within her own territory, and the negro to that end should forget the statement of the declaration of independence that all men are born equal
 The negro has his work to do in the wopld |, Rhera have been and are mon among them that rauli with tho worlds leaders. But whether right or wrong on ethical and moral grounds the white man of the south will never permit the negro O to dominate politi- cRliy, nor will he admit him to equal social position. This is u condition that must be met and all the laws on the statute books will not change the situation. The negro race must develop from within, not from without. Education, especially along in- dustrial lines, and competent leadership from men of their own race, will gradually HI&t the negroes to plane of industrial political and social freedom, but never to a point where the white man will recognize equality. The negro will never be benefited by the work of leaders w.'hin the race who a3 sdalways melting retaliation for the crimes of the white man against them, nor by those who urge wholesale emigration, nor by those who preach 0 false equality which, howeycP
 pretty in theory, does not exist in fact and never will exist. But the leader who strives to extend industrial education, teaching
 hand and brain together, showing the Her groes where they can be of the greatest use Ito the country and to themselves and, ac- leepting conditions as they are, urges tho ne- lgroes to let politics alone for awhle-that Moses to lead hisdark skinned brothers to a promised land of inward contentment Gnd Outward prosperity.-El Paso Herald.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-08-09
Foul u1-Sr11e11irlg
 Catarrh.

Catarrh is one of the most obstinate diseases, and hence the most difficult to get rid of.
 There is but one way to cure it. The disease is in the blood, and all the sprays, washes and inhaling mixtures in the world can have no permanent effect whatever upon it. Swist's Spe- ciflc cures Catarrh permanently, for it is the only remedy which can reach the disease and force it from the blood.
 MT. B. P. McAllister, of Harrodsburg. Ky., had Catarrh for years. He writes:
 II could see no improvement whatever, though was constantly treated with sDrays
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-08-09
0MCIQ| PQpeT 0I C0ClISe Co.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1899.
SoME women are worth their weight ir gold and some not a continental.

GERMANY threatens now to exclude our beef. She is probably "beefing" over what Dewey said.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-08-09
Summons.
IN THE JUSTICE COURT, NO. PRECINCT County Of Cochise, Territory of Arizona. c wTITTASfs D -n
Plainti f.
JAMES SHIRLEY,


 Action brought in the Justice Court No. precinct, in and for the County of Cochis iu the Territory of Arizona.
 In the name of the Territory of Arizona to James Shirley defendant greeting. You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiffs in the' Justice Court of No. 2 Precinct, in and for the County of Cochise, in the Ierritory of Arizo- ma, and answer the complaint filed in said Justice Court, at Bisbec, in said County, within five days, exclusive of the day, ot ser vice. after the service upon you of this sum mons, if served within this precinct. but if served without this precinct, but wit bin the county ten days; if served UGt of the county, ffteea days; in all other eases twenty days. , The sn q action is brought to obtain judg- mCut against yoa to re over the suin of Sl2A.00 Lus the nnONs-nu!uui plaintiff, to- i:ether Wirh the costs of th action or jUdg- msllt by default W Il be taiIcl aga inst you according to prayer of said c tmpiAint
 Gwen under my hand ct [SeuO iishCe this l3th day of JWlc,
 IS 2.
 WILLIAM SCEINSHER,
 Justice of the Peace ot saii ttecint,2 First publication June 15, 'al.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-08-09
Legal Advertisem ents.

1iasOiItinE7 os Go oEsart1icrshiEs. Notice Is hereby given that the ecopartnership heretofore existing between j H. Jack and N. w. Chase, under the firm name of J. H. Jack Lumber Co.,, has thisday been dissolved by mutual consent J. H Jack assuming full control ot the business, All money due the late firm is payable to him, and all accounts against said firn will be paid by him.
 N. W. CHASE,
 J.H. JACK. Dated Bisbee July 1, 1899.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-08-09
ENcRoAcHMESrs by outsiders upoa the lands set apart for the Yaqui's is said to have precipitated the outbreak in Sonora.

'CoNY ISLAND booze" scores one on "Jer- sey Lightning" man named Hauser who drank too freely of it, jumped from Brook lyn bridge to the river below sustaining 10 iuiuries
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-08-09

$. s. S., and after a few bottles were used, no- ticed percepTible improvement Continuing the remedy, the disease was forced out of my system and complete cure was the result. Iatvise all who have this dreadful disease to abandon their local treatment {. which has never done them any good, and take S. S. S., rem edy that can reach the disease and cure it."
 To continue the wrong treatment for Catarrh is to continue to suffer. SWifts Specific is real blood remedy, and cures obstinate, deep-seated diseases, which other remedies have no effect whatever upon. It promptly reaches Catarrh, and never fails to cure even the m nSt nprrnNntnd cnSnS
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-08-09

THE Yaqui Indians are making as much trouble for Mexico, as the duslsy sons of the Philippines are for the United States, their military tactics being very similar, Firing from smbuscade and retreating further into the bush. to apper later and when least eN-
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-08-09
"our baby WAS sick for q month with

"Our baby was sick for month with severe cough and catarrhal fever. A. Though we tried many remedies she kept getting worse unth we used One Minute Cough Cure,--,it releiyed at once and cure her in few days. ."-B. l.. Nance. Prin. High School, BluffJale, Tsxas. Copper Queen store.
 Esesh Phoenix cream for sale at the
 axys, ,Wallsce building A--0tfl
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-08-09

AN enthusiastic American, who seems to have more patriotism and money than brains has offered to wager in London Bohemian club, $5o,000 to S25,Oo0, that the Columbia will defeat the Shamrock.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-08-09
HE URI0R MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COAPiHY
 0F PORTLAND, MAINE.
(INCORPORATED lS48.)

(INCOEPORATED lS4S.)
 After 3years extended insurance se. cured automatically by the operation of g statute of the State of Maine. The only company in the world doing buai- ness under such a legal provision. II pays more proportionately to living pol icv holders in settlement of policies than any other company. It's insu- rance is gilt edge in every way. G II, ADAMS, x. ". CHASE,
 Manager, Resident Agent,
 Phoenix, B;sbee, Arizona.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

The whole country wil be distressed
10 Ee.r OF The financial Ginculues Of the
old publishing house Of Harper & Bros,
Sew York. but it Is gratifying 10 know
uat ,hc busnc win oe continued. Tor.
a- Mr.. j. P.crpont Morgan has said. the
downfall OF This house would ic scarcely
less than a national calamity.
Mcsrs. Harper q Bros. pursued am
honorable course in their dealingS with
AIR. Morgan. and sat an example worthy
of imitation. Mr. Morgan was willing 10
continue his advances. although tine con-
Germ owed him three and half million
dollars. bat the Mcssr- Harper wrote
him a frank letter ANA told him that they
could not. in honor increase their obliga-
Con TO him when the probability was that
they would not he able 60 pay out
~ae publishing house has now gone into
the bands of receiver and HarDcrs
Mont ly Magazine. Hapers Weekly, Har-
rers Bazaar and an other publications
os the house with the exception Of the
Hound Table. will bc continued We sin
oarcly hope that it will not De long be-
lore the concern shall have recouped its
losses. discharged its obligations and put
itself in "a position TO enjoy that pros
pmiy which ID so long enjoyed and
which it 80 richly deserves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
THE TIMES: RICHMOND vA.THURsDAY. NOVEMBER 80 1890

and Il would he competent for me House
acting Without form, ceremony or rule.
10 cxpcl him from IS precincts
Roberts should be dealt with upon this
principle. The House should declare
him moral leptr and should promptly
oxpel him that bis own moral atmosphere
might not be- tainted
There Is this much to be said in the
behalf Of Roberts When he became o
polygamist he acted in accordance with
the laws If MS Church. and be now
pleads nat it were brutal IN him TO desert
either ore Of the women who married
him In good faith and who have been
faithful TO him from the day hat their
vows were taken.
But Roberts is to be treated SIS a repre-
sentative. Az "a member OF Congress
he would be numbered amongst law
makers OF the country. lie would not
dare introduce a bin 10 iesaiize poiyga-
nous marriages. in the United States.
set he believes in polygamy and prac-
tlccs polygamy in his daily life
Tn Times believe in personal and
religious liberty, but this government
cannot afford to recognize and uphold
a religion that strikes down the most
sacred institution Of society Polygamy
is not 20 be tolerated nor any rep9'sen-
tati.e in Congress who teaches and prac-
tt,s- A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30


Now here IS a city that can always raise
MT 'ohn II. Means VINO mas oesn SUI
pe''n'ehuent OF the sio'S iron ana steel
company furnaces WIN headquarters
az North Birmingham, has rendered his
resignation, effective December /. MT.
Means has accepted the position OF gen
eral manager OF furnaces with the VIZ
gin.a Coal. Iron and Coke Company. ana
Will be IN charge OF twelve furnaces lo-
Gated ia NifeSia kentucky and Ifnnes-
see Ills headquarters wl. De- al brls'oi,
va. Tie Is a practical furnace man. an"
Is well equipped for bis new dunes.-b'T
minsndm News
The Tampa Tribune says. Tine hfs'
actual shipment of Fuuer.s earth from the
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p'sseu 'H' out" ,"e cry i' N.s"'
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The MONTGOMERY ADVERTISE. in response
10 an ino,,,r, cort.vs This interesting
....-..
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1.-THE county OF Montgomery was named
for Major Lemuel = Montgomery who
was killed 40 the battle Of Horse snoe
BEND March VI. 1914 That I4ftIpfifl Ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
rhc south aud Thanksgiving.

Editor ol Tile Times
s,r-ft is NOT only recommended, Nal
ureed uuou ali the people OF ms si..i
country. ty Che President and aI iht
Governors of tine States. go meet ln the
places SET apart Tor divine worship ana
unite u expressions OF gratitude ana
n,li.o ili.orc Great Creator preserve i
and bcuclct.r of ali mel and nations 'oi
tle peculiar blessings he has ana is cor
rruing go bostOw upon MS as NAV ,uUt'
and the most mehlv-favorel nation 'l ih'
,.,,iI No rooaie ON this earth have
greater cause 10 acknowledge grtt'i"..
ttcsa BLESSINGS than wc have to-nai ODD
come re-utcts more than we ever hih '.
fhc pa-t. which could bee demonstrate DIT
space permitted
THANKSGIVING Day originated neaiy
unite a century ago. and was more
orally observed ly an The peopie
New En5iand states than e'se""
Their hostility to the South ana ''-
stliutians. which steadily deN'i"fN- "
Intensity throueh many years "'.- m
culminltcd i'm war between the 9'N''
1861 created in the South more
of prejudice against its oosciN''.
along with many other customs ,i'', 49,.
IN served i'm New England. an" Auo"."
cur preiudices 10 control WHAT '"'
sciences condemned. h, 1,,.,
Hut the thirty-hve years 'il-, , ~, n,
of that war has wrought 2 i.F''".'''' -
thought and feeling thfousn.e., our , Sou,.,
try and while il is appropriaiite, 10 @,Noee
large part Of the day 20 individual ,,l. ia,n-
Inv ana social recreation ana enjoy in'n',
lct us NOT neglect the supreme du'Y ana
privIlegc resting upon an alike 10 meet
In suitable places and uniie9ly recosnlss
vim gratitude che bless ms bestowed
,,,on ms bv the Gver ana sustainer OF
ne ana an that makes life comfortable
nnn ln.lrnhlr. d. rs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

,hc United states. who recently passed
away in I'd. LAST rational moments as
sdisd as pas.or ,hat he died with con-
scoos hope O. The Christians reward
We aye irdted prosperous nation.
rrofaoroa. .n .hinss material prosperous
In things mteUocual prosperous in our
,riritsa.ty. Therefore our gratitude
sflu,d follow as an irresistible impulse.
eu. ne gratitude IS always demonsira-
tive Natsre teaches as this The mimic
r,n.ffeisy OF birds the LIQUID laughter
or rnnnnc ult, TIE stirring strains Of
,,s wind a he, sweep through The aeo-
i.., lsro. 1f the forest the fragrance
,,,i,h ihc Towers exde. all these are
iut thc expression Of natures gratitude.
l.l. 81 natvre poeiicaL she Is also
intensely practical The flowers are well
enough in fscir way. bat 10 season ihey
must civc way 20 fruits Let us learn
from lhis that oar gratitude is TO beck
pressed not simply in prayer and praise
Dot in tbe betowmqat %. gfs 90 the
moor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

We have received the following COM
mn'cauon:
Ldit0r of The Times:
Sr-As e. Massachusetts, Democrat I
sincerely hope YOU will swing tie south
around Co the good old Democratic moor
ns- and drop Bryan. silver.
Start al once a crusade. Get some oi
.h, leaders of every State together and
start "a boom 90 drop Bryan. silver, ana
We VIII win iu 1900
New York. New Jersey, Connecticut,
Delaware. Wisconsin. will come back TO
Won. Even Massachusetts has lD,t1 Re
pubHcans sick of Mckinley and would
vote for good. square. true Democrat
for President who does NOT believe in gree
s vcr and IS opposed To- Imperialism.
Drop Bryan drop silver and win in 1900.
DEMOCRAT.
Boston. Mass. Nov. g.
The Times cannot drop Bryan and
free silver because il has never taken
them up. our Boston correspondent does
not seem 20 know what TIE position of
The Times is. but he has given some eX-
eclont advice If the Democratic party
would only drop rrym and free si-
yer' and nominate John W Daniel on "a
sound Democratic platform. 81 would have
good opportunity TO win. Az any rate
81 would REGAIN the confidence which it
ha- lost. and put itself in excellent fight
ING -pascryc its integrity But If it
-hT follow zine advice OF the Jonescs
and tine AtsoIIs and make another Geh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30
THE KEPuBLICAN tCRRhN'h
4

We had something TO say O. iew days
back of the Republican currency bill as IL
was reported That it would be framed.
The substance Of the bin is now publish
cd. and We know just what it will be,
and an that is To be- said of h Is
mores laborit. nascitur ridiculus.mus.
The provision making the gold dollar
of present standard the standard OF value
and dee tender for payment, IS. of course.
wise We can stand a great deal Of waste
paper and empty phraseology attached TO
that provision TO have it finally upon
the statute book as the unaltcrab.e eN-
preston of the will OF the American peo-
D.o To have that recorded as the sense
of both branches of Congress. approved
by the Executive and fondly longed for
bv % great majority of the American
people. is worth more TO this nation i'm
dollars and cents and in general apTrooa-
ton Of IFS good sense and prosrcssiveGess,
than anything else whatever that coui1
happen 1T this time. IL means 'n,oid
additions To- our material resources and
rcmunorative ana satisfactory employ
ment for millions of men and women
who might otherwise be unable 10 find
the means of living in comfort.
The provisions of the bill reducing the
tax ON bank currency and providing for
iecoining more silver are also good. There
should be no tax ON bank currency AT ALI.
The banks should be encouraged in ever
way TO issue an the currency the Gem
munuv will use. cautioned. however. All
The time that they do it at their pe9.l and
with ID certainty that they Will be wound
up by receivers if they fail Co pay "y
of their notes ou demand iu gold coin
There should De mo- INK at all Therefore,
upon their issues They should Doe as free
10 rlt their notes out as thry would
be Go take them in.
The provision for recoining all ware
silver without expense 90 the holder ls
also what it should be. The silver bee
comes woru by the Else OF ail tine people.
ana il s. unjust ana unfair besides being
in The highest degree unpoiiuc. TO throw
Obi. Joss upon the individual who nn-
wariN accepts coin that has been worn
below weight The coin bears The govern
menrs stamp that it is of "a certain
value. and the government should. there
fore. stand ready al AN times to. make
good its representative. A. the public
muHate. &c. tAc public AND not au inuo-
rent victim should foot The loss.
but such ulnius remedial provision AS
these come about ae near meeting the
exigcncics of this case as small spring
u the desert Of Sahara would como 90
rcrulzing that immense plain The bin
hau just "a. well not be passed. $50 FAR as
One ncrcssitic, OF the country are con-
ccrned. aa TO De posscl n its present.
shape. We want -oincthius lhai win uu-
lock the fcuers that now bind the credit
Of ihc people. We want bank iu Texas
Chat has capital enough to justify AN issue
of th. note. that the Texans who live
ncar 70 need. given liberty 10 PAT out
those note. So that those TcXlus who
hre near D. may have something with
which 10 transact their affairs even IT,
..iioral bank ewella u Wall street urn
up their noses al such a currency. This Is
what Ue want. aud We aye so.ns 90 have
il before wc are through
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

a determined effort IS COINS 10 be made
20 keep he Norman Roberts from bciug
seated ST. the House of Repr. luatiycs.
or is SEATED, GO eypel him from The body.
The sentiment amongst The members is
strong ior buying him Il place iu tho
body. ana u punnc sentiment n respert
90 the matter could Dee got 1i. Do is prob
abb muo\Amerlcans out oi ten W"'ld
bc opposed TO seeing hrm in 'onsfe B.
% is said that Miss lic'n "o"id' VINO
has been taking ala ac'l'r part ID ''-
mcnting the aeitauon against N'"'I 49,
has employed ex-senator" i-'i"''''+' oil
vermont and Jon" T.. '''is'e' OF N'"-
lucky. To appear al Warrington ana q.
counsel Tor his opponents 40 "n'' ''''
can TO keep MIN out 'l ''' } IONS.
may be That koOei'S ''o''' 0' "'''"'o
20 take his seat re comes ''o'" one ''
tnc states q" tne 'h'on "'uH proper '''-
dcnuals and ihai gives MN pi''"a
facie tile TO his seat bu' MS case
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30

The Norfolk Ledger OF Monday SAYS:
Rev. George H. Spo0ncr. who has been
pastor Of The Methodist church for the
last two years. preached his farewell SER
mon yesterday morning 90 quite large
and attentive congregation ilis remarks
were wcll chosen aRd full of meaning.
Mr. Sp0Oncr. al the last session of the
annual Conference. was appointed pastor
Or Trinity NJ r. church. no Richmond.
which g. the oldest and one ol tho best
charges .n me Capital city Not only arc
those Of Mr.. Spooncr's immediate flock
sorry io see him leave. bui an those who
know him. az was evidenced by the emo
lions which wor' seen upon the counie-
norccs Of an those present as they SAT un-
dor Tho sound of lbs voioa YESTERDAY he
carries The host wishes Of tho entire COM
mrnitv with him 10 his new charge, and
Richmond certainly mas cause for con-
graduation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-30


o hou O. whom our fathers bowed of
who's loly nam. uaa 10y their lIps cx-
tolled.
he on. th1nkse.tne lifted unto thee
For blessings mulI0rm and manifold.
THANKSGIVING for AID gracious eye-d.-
The n.mble water dancing down the
The irrd.ant nnt+ that flower the open
fields.
The glamour OF the sunset and the night.
THANKSGIVING for "e sweetness Of
The harmonies that tuneul b.rd-tonsues
trlch
Tls passionate arpegeios %, the wind.
Tho lyric trcc-tops calling each Go cach'
rh.nE.siyns Tor h.sh friendship for the
of heart to heart when twilight hours
GROW stnl;
For mobile thoughts and slcrdcnl deeds
That show The working OF the master Will
Thlnkskiving for the manifest dcs On
Through which the ascending coils Of
being shine,
For cvery bock-uug boacon-hre that
leads
The striving mortal up to>the divine
THANKSGIVING for thine unremiiiins ward
ln stress of strife. IN time Of blessed ac-
c0rdi
Ana mayest thou De- our guide and guar
dion sim.
O Lord that vert OF Oh our iatheFs
i.Ordi
Clinton scollard IN Golfers Weekly.
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train goes?" She asked at the ticket WIN
dow
Thirty minutes. madam replied the
clerk suaveic
win have time to 90 on; and buy
something
-That will depend up5a circumstances
madam
tI just want 70 go across the street
"Whore IS your money;
This was O. queer question to ask anu
the iady rather resented d.
"In nv pocket. of course she answered.
somewhat testify
..Then YOU have scarcely time. madam.
said the clerk with gravity ana the lazy
rir.ed herself away from the window 200
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