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Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

in society are very much what thsy always were, I fancy. Che must get behind the scenes to recognize the mod ern woman's psculiarities. Entomol- ogy and a salary may affect her pTi- vate life.
 "But I do notice in society one sign that women are changed, and I am de-
 lighted with the change. When Twas 3 girl, the half hour or whole hour after dinner was the abominaion of 6esolatiOn. The men stayed with their wines and cards. The wom- n adjourn ed to the drawing rooms and manifes-- ly did penance for their sins. Some of them tried to be amiable and keep up an inverteb. ate convers 3tion. Some were openly bored, and the advent Of the men was hailed with undisguise1 joy and relief. Now things are alto gether different in this day and gen. erati0n. To be sure, the men often leave the table with the women, but even when they don't there is no dull hour for the women. Women az moro interested in each other than they us2d to be, or else they are more interested in themselves. Whichever it is. the result is the same-increaS-d anima ton and fluent conversation. Whsn a number of women are together nowa- days they Seom to nave a most n1l- ariots time, and conversation never flags for a moment. I suppose it is be- cause there are more interests in the lives of women than there were in the old days. One doesn't need to talk jcm or servants or children or clothes though those staple topics are st.ll hard worked. I notice I've often seen a look of actual regret on the women's faces when the doors opened and the men came in It is wholesome sign. A woman s woman is much finer prc- duct of civilization than man wo- man. New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
THIS BUSY WORLD.

Since natural gas was first discovered in Indiana 7,21S oil wells and 3,34S ga holes hava been sunk.
 The largest wrought irCn pillar is at Delhi, in India It is sixty feet high and weighs seventeen tons. BalwanG Sangit S9ngat is the appro- pTlate name of a Lahore club fer the cultivation of Hindoo music. Five hundred men sCou.e1 Webster county, Iowa, recently On a wolf hunt, and caught one jack rabbit Two women are employed as track walkers on a section of the Central Pa cific railroad cast of Wells, Nev. A young man Of Arcola, H., is a volunteer soldier, his father is an army chaplain and his mother an army nurss.
 The manufacture of Iattlesnake Cil | is said to be a growing and profitable industry at Valley Center, San Diego Cal.
 The Kankakee river in Illinois is said to be slowly drying up on account of thc drainage, of the swamps from which it receives it's supply.
 Some twenty -eighc women of Eng land are members Of a mouse club. This club, including men also, was founded in 1895 for the cultivation of fancy bre:ds intended as household pets.
 A curious display is evident in the authoritative estimation of the heat of the sun. Pouillet plloes it at 1,4G0 to 1, 800 degrees (centigy a1e). St9. Claire Deville at 2,80O degrees, SpOrer at g. TOO degrees and Pater LeOdic at 10,- 900 coo degrees.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

The city of Phoenix n-eis lief from the operation of the law which permits the county to collect about $20,000 a year from city licensees. This mocey ought. 10 be added to the city 5 revenue The law which gives the county the power to come into the city and fill its cof- fers was made whan Phoenix was 1tJtle better than village. Now that this has become the leading town in the southwest tf1s law ought to be repealed. The coming legislature will be asked u repeal it. With this large amount Of money at it's disposal the city could proceed with necessary municipal inn provements Every city taxpayer should use his influence to bring about the repeal of this unjust law. The city members of the legislature undoubtedly will do all in their power to turn this license money into the city treasury.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
IMPERIALISM. !"

In American politics great stress is
 laid upon a popular cry. Sometimes g
 phrase or a word has been sufficient y
 catchy to carry a party to victory We all remember how potent tariff re form" was. Tie manufacturers Of the country were termed |'robber barons''- marcilesj and interruptions creatures
 who had banded together for their own enrichment and the oppression of tEe common people," who owned con-
 gress and the courts; who had laws
 made and interpreted to their order;
 who would ruin the country unles
 speedily dislodged. The phrase, rob
 Der barons," after much iteration,
 caught the popular fancy and was cap
 italized at a high figure in a number
 of the states. No man used it more effectively than Henry Waters 0n. And
 yet now that the fight is over, and the
 manufacturers, after some 1ncOn5e- quential reverses, have won, MT Wat terson comes forward and makes hand some acknowledgment of their enter prise and achievements. He sees, and confesses, that they are at the head of the worlds prcces ion. America's abil- ity to compete for profitable business in the new markets now opening up is due to the policy of protection under which they were enabled to perfect thir plants and take first place The
 'robber barons' are now the relia1ce of the country in securing for it it's share of the worlds business, and which, when secured, will benefit every body in the country.
 The Fifty-first congress was attacked savagely for the sum of its appropr.a- tions. It was denounced as The Bill lion Dollar Congress- The people were asked to believe that their repre- sentatives had thrown economy and prudence to the winds and entered urol a veritable debauch. A very apt reply, that this was now "A Billion Dollar Country" failed to meet the issue, and this charge of extravaganza entered largely into the election of a democratic majority to the next house. And yet the new congress proved to be a billion
 
 republicans were brought to realize that the country had grown to be bil- lion dollar country.
 The new cry is Imperialism The word has a large, round ring to it, and much is expected of it. There are thrown upon the canvas pictures of armed and 'tramping legions with ban le:s; booted and spurrei commanders 'iding rough-shod over all civil regula- | ions; corruption honey combing every department of the government; com 1lete surrender to all that is sor6id and lisplayful and demora1iipg. Will tte lew cry work even for season? Will orators with smattering If badly ar 'anged historical data be able to lash | public sentiment into alarm ol this subject? Is MT. Carnegie, who knew f 10 we'll the bollowness of the old cry lbout ''robber baIons.'' to help spread . his equally hollow and misleading cry bout imperialism ?'
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
A WOMAN's WOMAN.
Only Difference Between the Woman Of
 Today and Fifty Years Ago.

"One hears good dsal aeo1t the new woman said a Washington wC- man wh0 has long and varie1 soci1J experience in England and America. 'but it seems to me that tha wcmen l meet today are very much like the w1- men l knew fifty years ago. Th@re may be more who ar5' highly educated nr eelf-auppcrting; but the well bred vo- man dc-51't talk entomology s3r Greek roots or shop society. and can't tell 2 pretty s-rl who knows about bugs from one viec dc5sn't. If 3 girls frcck = stunning, don't care whether shs earned it CT her father paid for it. Tia brilliant woman and the attractive girl
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
BUSINESS POINTERS.

Business is growing better al the time.
 To get and hold your share of it you must keep advertising right along.
 An advertisement in a daily paper bears fruit more quickly and abundartly than in any other form.
 You can reach more than twice as many Arizona purchasers through the columns of The Re publican as you can through any other medium.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
THIS CALLS FOR STATISTICS.

Three negro women were arrest d in a certain city the other day on the charge Of making a disturbance by singin in the stree5. They said 'tha5 they were Lillian Russell, Sarah B2rnh2rdt and Ada Reh2n, and stated that these were their real names. Now here is a nice probisrn: If these persons obtain d these designations in baptism, Low long have the original holders of them been before the publ;c?-New York Sun
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
DRAGONS NEW YEAR SERMON

''Dis bein' New Years day" said the old colored deacon, "I'm zine ter ax de congregation ter put nuttn' but naw money in de collection hat It'll be a sign dat all means ter start life new. I notice dat all CT you got on new cloes en I sho' dsy mus be new money in yo' pockets. Still" he concluded, 'ef new money ain't convenient, des th'ow in de old, en I'll take it home en pray over it; cn ef it ain't get any holes in it. I'll ax de Lawd ter let it pass!"- Atlanta Constitution.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
OUR GREATEST GRAFHoPHoNE

The doughty warrior, Colonel Bryan, is now opposing the increase of tie army One cause fer his opposition is this: 'The army is tha impersonsti of force. It does not deliberate, it doss not reason, it shcots.' How does Col onel Bryan know all this? He did mt act. He did not execute. He did not shoCt. Hia only resigned. It mighc also be urged, though it is not specially to the point, that he Goes not deliber- ate, does net decide, and does not ra9- son. Colonel Bryan only incessantly talks.-Chicag Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

Prescott is to be congratulated on the fact that it's substantial people at last are pulling together. They won glorious victory in the water matter. The power of the anti-progre.sive ele- meut has been broken. Prescott $ bound to be better town by reason of that victory. The Prescott rrogres iV- ists have demonstrated anew that ''in union there is strength"
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

Infants are effected by foods taken by the nursing mother.
 Prof. w. B. Cheadle, of St. Mary'S Hospital and author of a treatise on the feeding of infants, has shown by experiments that wasting diseases, will result from de- priving children of fats and hyPoPhosphites.
 pr. Thompson says Cod liver oil is what such mothers and infants require. ''Scott's Emulsion IS pure Nor wegian Cod-liver oil with hypophosphites.
 soc. and sI. %, ali druggists
 SCOTT x BOVINE, Chemists New Xorlt.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

Senator White of California, whom the people have arranged to retire to the deep cool shades of private life, declares that the expansion policy must be defeated MT. White is not in fav5r of expanding anything exoeps lis own chest
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
SINGULAR, ISN'T IT?

Somehow the same people who are willing to believe that the ninety ninth year of a century completes the century would nevel, cons se-t to receive $99 in full payment Of $100 debt.- Chicago Record.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

The cfHct3l receiver rep. .oaches Er- nest Terah Hcoley with rash sp-cula- ton, extravegarce in living. and Lnti- roatea the possibility of more serious charges. Comment CT the robls per scnages who received money from him has not yet been reached.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

Admiral Dewey, if he decides to en- ter politics, will have the usual diff culty in sascertaining just wEo it was that aforementioned him as a preside1- tial possibility
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

Three of the best Spanish cruisers that Admiral Dewey sent to the bot tom of Manila hay have been raised and added to. the American navy. Doubt less the anti-expansionists will insist that these ships shall be given back to Spain
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

Paris dispatches announce tha. Es- terhazy, the principal villain in the conspiracy against Dreyfcs, is about to sail for America. He probably doesn't know that our laws prohibit criminals from entering this country.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

Careful observers cannoc fail t0 realize that the noisy cl2mcr 2tcI: t'tnnperiahsm" has touched h!gh Wate- mark and is now rapidly ebbing. The Hhcle antt-exp2nstcn movement con Maas Of n1nety-Itne par.s of sou1d and
 nkSt of sense.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
tSWINDLED.

Well, how do you like your suburb an home with all the city cOnven- iences?" asked the city man.
 Between you and ma,' said the man who had moved lately, that promise of all city c'onveniences proves to be fake. I have to walk two blocks to get a drink k''-Indianapolis Journal.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

Peace has been established between Spain and the Uni>ed States, but the war still Tages in the Seventy-first regi- ment of New York. What that band of impulsive warriors needs above everything else is new stock of pro- fOcols
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

As we understand the matter, Ad- miral Dewey will leave Manila when the government orders him to do so. but not before The admiraI's motto seems to be, We are here to stay"
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
DRAMATIC NOTE.

Getting many mush notes now. me boy?"
 Faitt-"I got one yesterday from some guy who threaterS to mash me nose if 1 ever make ey5s at s wife again. n.'-Indlanapolis Journal.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

"A physician says that the Chinese emperor suffers from abnormal melan- choly Tt is difficult to understand how any degree of melancholy could be abnormal in his case.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

Several of the able statesmen who formerly perched on MT. Cleveland's cuckoo roost have thus far utterly failed to eco their approval of that gen tleman's ponderous objection to i'm perialism." The clock needs winding.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
ONE OF THE PROBLEMS OF 'q9.

There is some curiosity to knJw how the congressional directory man will handle the family of NJ. Roberts Cf Utah-Wa5hingtO Pest.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

Austria's legislative assembiage may yet succeed in developing so many duels that somebody will be hurt by a stray bullet.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

If the rivals Of the new sewer pire trust could have dheir way they would put the concern under ground in short order. They evidently fear that it Will be a heavy drain on their profits
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
LIVES ON IT.

The Mother-''S Somehow 1 feel that I can trust my daughtec to you"
 The Accepted One-"You can. inde7d, madam. Everybody trusts me-
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

It is gravely asserted that Paris is g. ing crazy It has lucid intervals, at any rate, during which it displays an acute perception of the value Of money.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

The only thing that can add to the mystery with which modern interpret CTS have succeeded in surrounding the works of Thomas Jefferson is the dis covery of a cipher by somebody.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

n IAnsas having succeeded in getting a
 1stantial grain crop is now pre- pared to risk a little more valuable time in trying to make the railroads be good
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

Pingree of Michigan entertains a dis tinctly Bryanish view of expansion. He thinks that when a nation begins to lap over its own edges it is going to smash
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
GARDEN CITY RESTAURANT

THE OLDEST IN THE CITY. Enjoys the best standing with trades men. Buys everything at spot cash price and gives the Best 25c Meal
 TUCK HING & co. 9 and A Washington st. east of Jacobs & Co. Private rooms for families. Tick cts, $4.50; Single meals, 25c-
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

Publication office: 36-3S East Adams street Telephone No. 47.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

Entered at the postoffice at Phoenix, Arizona, as mail matter of the second class
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09
The Arizona Republican.

CHARLES (. RANDOLPH,
 Editor and Proprietor
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

Washington Bureau, 800 Fourteenth street, N. w.
Arizona republican., 1899-01-09

PHGNIx, JANUARY 9. 1899.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-20
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

Mrs. tombstone ishp did superb work in
the Messiah, and received spontaneous ap-
plause without stint.-Milwauke Sentinel.
During Nine. Genevra tombstone
Bishops sojourn at Crag-y-Nos. in Wales,
as the guest of Nine. Patti, the late Ia
mented Alexander Salvini was a guest
there.-Musical Times. London. England
Mr.. Charles w. Clark, the young bari
tone, was called to Boston last week to
sing in The Messiah" performance of
the Handel and Haydn society and made
a distinct success He as at once en-
gagged for another of the Handel and
Haydn cOncerts.-New York Courier.
Miss Marie White of Chicago has a mag
nificent cohtralto voice and afforded our
citizens a rare treat-Clinton Qll) Re
publican.
Mr.. T. Stanley Davies rendered Take
pair of sparkling eyes" in a delightful
manner. He was more than successful in
an.-Liverpool Daily Post.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-20
OLE IN EVERY -FOUR.
One Person in Every Four Suffers
From Piles.

A6out one person in every four suffers
from some form ot rectal disease. The
most common ana annoying Is itching
piles. indicated By za-uth. slight nois-
tune and iater,Se. uncomfortable itching in
.the parts affected.
TIE usual treatment las been some sim
PIE ointment ov sa.ve which sometimes
give temporary relief. bay nothing Ike &
permanent cure can oe expected from
such superficial treatment
The only permanent sure fer itching
plies yot discovered = the Pyramid Pile
cure. uet only Tor itching piles. bat fcr
every o5hc- form If plies ul.15. bleeding
or proeru5ins. TIE first application gives
instant rcsies end abe continued use Tor a
short time causes a permanent removal
~ the tuners or tho Szssu parasites
which cause lie intense itching and 6-s-
cemt3rI ~ itching r.ses.
Many f,as ~i.aus for long tire sup
posed tnt .ae remarkable relief s<Ts-5a-d
sv the Pyrszl5 Pile Care Vas Because s.
v,LS sllapose1 II contain caca5ze. osiurn.
o- similar Drugs. BAT ssea 5 r7s the case
4 -e-eat careful analyses q tae remedy
showed j; u he Absolutely free f9om arg
cocaine, opium. or il facg AXIS ve.s sz75ss.
Injurious drugs whatever sold b 6-zg-
gists 81 8 cents Der package
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-20
SERIES OF CONCERTS
By Wichita's New Band Begins
Sunday in Riverside
FOR THE EXCURSI0NISTS
Rock Island Excursion Arrives
Here at 9 O'clock.

Wichita's new band, reorganized under
the leadership of Prof Sanford and con-
s1sting of eighteen pieces. will give a
concert in the park tomorrow afternoon
beginning at o'clock. This is the first
of a series of concerts that the band will
give in the park through the summer
months 1t was not intended that the
park concerts should begin until June l,
but on account of the Rock Island ex-
cursI0n Sunday it was decided that the
band should make its first appearance
then. The new band stand is ready and
the park is in trim. A great many Wis
itors VIII be here if the weather is good,
and Mayor Ross as well as the band boys
desires to celebrate Wichita's first Sun
day excursion in due style and give the
visitors an enjoyable time.
The Sunday excursion means much for
Wichita. No one particular outing or
pleasure scheme would do more to popu-
larize the city and it's park and other
features of diversion to lie found here.
Mr.. Drake and the Rock Island are en-
titled to substantial encouragement IN
inaugurating the plan. There are evil
dences that there will be a big crowd
here Sunday, and the city officials VIII
see that the visitors are made to feel wei
come
The band concert in the park Sunday is
the right thing and should be helped
along
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-20
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.

the throne while the crowd cheered, and
with a very dignlded and stately wave Of
her hand signalled the courtiers to rise
This brought down the house and the
pretty little queen was wildly Ch eared
The little tot couldn't get her eeet to the
floor WIN she sat down on the throne,
but she wasn't a bit out of humor or dis
concerted. After this Miss Edna Gold
standt came out in a japanese garb and
did several movements of a TapaEe Sc
dancer in q very graceful way. This is
probably the first time a Japanese dance
has been given in Wichita and the way
Miss Goldstandt performed showed very
careful training.
The flower dance followed, with some
butterfly spec5alties by Miss Appa Eos
not and Miss Ada Christopher. Mss F'os-
not and Miss Christopher IN all the vari-
Gus movements never lost step and dtd
the work perfectly. There were a num-
her of other specaItes by the young folks,
all OF whom did the most successful work.
The little folks deserve great credit for
their great success. The party was in
charge of Miss Downing and Otto Zim-
norman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-05-20
GOV. BARNES ASKS
Delegates TO Transmississippi
Congress to Consider
REPLACING FOREIGN SHIPS
By American Vessels in Mer-
chant Marine.

Concerning the subject of ocean ship
ments in American ships and replacing
foreign ships, which will be one of the i'm
portant features of discussion in the
Trans-M Mississippi congress. Governor
Barnes of Oklahoma has addressed the
following letter to each of the territorial
delegates TO the congress:
Ny Dear Sir:-I am informed that at the
Trans Mississippi congress. TO be held at
Wachita beginning May 81, resolutions
Will be presented, memorializing the con-
gress of the United States TO take up and
deal, in a broad, national and friendly
way, with the question of replacing the
foreign ships now engaged in carrying our
imports and exports by American bottoms.
The people of this country are paying
two hundred million dollars every year in
this business, every dollar OF which goes
to enrich foreigners at our expense. This
is not political, and least OF all a parti-
san, question. II is a wholly Industrial
question-just as much so as the improve
ment Of our rivers and harbors-an in
dustria. and commercial subject, and if
congress can be pressed 10 take up and
deal with the subject in the proper way,
it seems 10 me it would be most materially
advancing the welfare Of the whole nation,
particularly the great granary of the west.
Of which we are a part. quite as much as
those right on the seaboard.
1 trust that you Will give this question
careful consideration and. if in your judg-
ment said resolutions will be for the best
interests of commercial prosperity of the
west, that you will aid in securing their
adoption by the Mississippi con-
gress. Yours very truly,
II u