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Arizona republican., 1899-05-15

as the methods employed by Spain for
 so many long years.
 IL is net patriotism, but personal 1 greed, that inspires Aguinaldo and his
 official following. When the Fflipinos
 were fighting Spain that willy young
 man AguiHaldo deliberately sold out
 his own people and deserted them. He
 took money from Spain and left his people in tk- lurch When the Amer l ican fleet started for Manila Aguinaldo
 was taken along with the view Of be-
 ing used as a guide and with the idea
 that he might return to his people and assist them. Thus far, well enough, but as soon as Manila was captured the young man prepared to
 wreak vengeance against the city ara to murder every Spaniard who re-
 mained in the city. The Americans
 checked him and thus hs set about tU
 wage war against the very people who had struck eff the shackIes of Spat;.
 As to the Tag2,s and Filipinos be- ing patriots the assertion is the veri- est nonsense. The army of AguinaldG treats the natives far worse than even Spain treated them. Town after l. y3i has been destroyed by the fleeing mob and hundreds Of thousands Of no1- ccmb2tants Of their own race ace
 made homeless and pennilsss. Notll- ing is gained by such wanton dcstruc- tion Of pcivate property. No real patriot would burn the homes of the familias Of his own people The Americans do not destroy towns ihey enter. but they do slve them from triots," in order to keep their forces together, cut off the heads of those who are tired of fighting and tli3y threaten th1 lives of those who cx- press 2 preference for peace or who arc fcund to have in their possession copies of the proclamation of the peace commission.
 That is not patriotisIn-it is bar barism. The Taga1s and F7ilipinos are not 'patricts" as the word knows a patriot. They are a body of outlaw seeking the advancement of their owll personal interests, hoping to assume control cf their people for tha purpose cf perpetuating a system that was operated by Spain harseIf. No one can doubt the desire of the United States to bring order cut of chacs and to ad- minister for tha best interests Of ali the people of the Philippines. Better have 2 few months Of warfare and a proper readjustment of conditions than to turn the islands over to the mercy 1 Of a gang Of pillageTs.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15
PHRNIx, MAY IS. 1899.
FOR MEN WHO THINK.

Gcod advertising and poorly man aged store will not mix.
 Better have a well managed store and poor advertising
 If your store is no better conducted than any one of a half dozen conlpeti- tors. it is simply waste of time and money to advertise.
 When you have the best store you know how to make; when after q care ful study you do not see any import ant point fer improvement, then you have a proposition that will pay to ad'- vertise.
 Wanamaker has made a big success and won the trade of New York in two years on, what? On good store keep ing and good advertising combined.
 These two business principles har- messed up together will win put any where.
 Wanamaker is the biggest mercantile success in the United States.
 His has been the best KnoNn retail store in this country for ten years.
 He advertises in the daily newspa- per exclusively.
 %rhe daily newspaper is the trunk of the advertising tree
 All other advertising is simply the arms, limbs and branches.
 The closer man sticks to the daily newspaper the fewer mistakes he will make with the money ne spends.
 Some people are always looking for something new.
 Advertise new goods aa they arrive Some people are always looking foT bargains.
 Advertise bargains when yoa have them.
 The main idea of advertising is to bring customers to your store.
 Therefore your first thought should be to select such articles for advertise ment as will draw the grea+e5- nunl- ber of people
 Glittering generalities such as the largest stock Of spring goods just re- ceived'' never did any merchant q cents worth Of good
 Your advertising space has to be looked after and worked over jusv as carefully as the successful farmer looks after and works over his ground. If you have not time to dc it your self it will pay you to hire man who makes a business of advertising.
 Nine merchants out Of ten who say that advertising does not pay have never tried the real article.
 Haphazardly spending your money on first this proposition and then the i other is not advertising. It is simply l downright tomfoolishness. Trade promotion is the science of i push.
 Advertising is the art Of reaching the public eye and ear
 Good advertising will always help a | live business.
 Poor advertising may injure it.-J. l c. Hewitt.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15

At first bush 1t would seem ta1t the craJorical agitator in the lower soUtil. as compared with the lyeeum orator Of the north and east. lad serious ob- st2cles to contend Vien. says William Carrot Brown iE the May Atlantic. Moreover, the railroads were jew and short; there were no erear cities. and few important towns. Bue the device CT the lyceuE was Ha-, iDdaed. needful to get him 3 hearing. It's place was amply filed by the Ia-r ours. tize p0- Htical meetings and c5l enJions. the camp meetings, and the 8arjs.ues. FL~ the peogle were, from rEe nature cf their chief iECIs5rT, U-a-npl0-ed djir- iaS certain seasons; and .loY were aiI familiar wifh the uses Of 1orsslcs7. inc "3a cftc1 hcIg~ oa tneir hands.
 and everybody rode and drove. The cross roads church stood offen apite Cu oi -isht oI human aabitation.. but
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15
\ TELEPHONE EXPERIENCE.

"Hellc Central.
 What nuE10eT, please?
 "One thousand two hundred and sixty-fcur.
 T don't catch that"
 "One thCus=nd, two hundred and sixty-folr."
 Try 1t once nl3Te. please.
 Twelve hundred and sixty four seven hundred and sixty-f0ur?'' No: twelve hundred and siXty-fcuT- enc thousand two hundred and si1t5- four
 q cant give you two numbers at once. Which do you want first ?'' "I was giving you the same number tvC different gays. "A little louder. please l can't quite make yoI out,
 T said I was giving you the same number two different ways
 ~Oh, yes Well, what number do you want?''
 Twelve Hundred and sixty-f9ur' Suppose you give me each figure separately, like one, two, three, for In stance
 All right. One. two. three, four, five. six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven. twelve. Get tkat?'
 
 "One. tvo, t1rea. fSur. five. six, Get that?"
 Yes
 One. two. three. four. Got ,hat?" Yes 7 ou wa1- twelve, six. for. GO you? ?''
 Yes; twelve IE-drcd and sixty f5Hr. }n you understand aoW = "Eos l understand. T wsiye-siXtY- four busy now, Ring off pls1ss - HairsTs Es1a.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15
HARD UP FOR PRESIDENTS.
So the Villager Thought and He
 Knew the Boy.

So the Villager Thought. and He
 Knew the Boy.
 When he was 50 he returned to his native town, just to see how the old place looked" He found 1t unchanged. The old store where, as a lad. he had cIarked 1t, and sold calico and. grocer ies to the cid farmers, was just the same. He entrusted the sleepy old place with himself and felt Q glow of satisfaction when he thought how much those thirty years had done f5r him. They ought to be proud of ne. :" he said to himself
 Presently he met one of the old in habitants.
 Wall, I declare, is it really you. Hank?" said the old man incredulous- ly. We've hesrd you've been pres pering fust rate sencs ycu went west. They've made yCu a railroad president. or suthin' of the sort, ain't they? I heeTd SO. but I couldn't believe it. It's really true, is it? Wal, all I've got to say is. they must be puTty hard up for railroad presidents out there"
 He took the next train for the west. New Ycrk Commercial Advertiser.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15
The ministers of Tole6a have

The ministers Of TOla0a have prc- ncunced in favor Of the municir5l own ership of saloons, and the feasibility of the proposition is being generally discussed. The plan could r-t be any verse than the saloon ownership of munici palities as it exists in a good many cities
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15

General Fred Funston has received his sixth wound, but it is a slight one, and he hasn't any time to worry over it. Peace or any injury that complete ly disables him is the only thing that will halt this dashing young fighters military operaticns.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15
JOB AND HIS BOHS.

i mother was trying to explain to her 5-year-old daughter the efficacy cf prayer. she chose the trials of Job as an Illustration After pointing out how the prophet had got rid of his many aflictions by prayer, she asked the child:
 Now. what did Job do when he had bciIs?"
 Tho y0ungster replied, promptly; Guess he scwatehed. New fork Commercial Advertiser.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15
SAFEST PLAN FOB HIRAM

Well, said the mother of the fam Ly, the ball game must be over. EaTe comes Hiram through the back alley"
 Through the back alley?' echoed the caller Then the club he belongs to must have lost the game.
 That's no indication. lie always comes home in that way Hes the I..l1 pire. .''--Ci1icago. Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15

There is renewed talk of an extra session of congress. but thus far it is all talk, and nothing more. There is only one man who knows whether there is to be an extra session or net, and he won't tell
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15
THE REPUBLICAN FOUND IT.

To the Editor Of The Republican. Sir: To show the benefits of adver- Using in your paper I will say that my lost kCdak has been recovered in Fl Paso, so [ am informed by the South ern Pacific railroad agent. Don't know if the "ad" had time to get to Fl Paso. but I ascribe the recovery cf the kodak tc it Send ne your bill to Les Angeles. and oblige. Yours. etc,
 LEW ELLEN BURY. NIIu.a Mav- 12
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15

Even poor cld Spain is reaching out for . slice of Chinese territory. Her land hunger seems to have been great ly sha.Pened by recent losses.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15

Several other cities, observing the course Of events in New York, are angrily clamoring for 50-cent gas. Thus far, however, the companies are dis posed to make light of the whole agi- tati0n.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15

Colonel Bryan has not yet replied to Ferry Belmont Evidently the colonel is either resting his intellect or rcoT- ganizing his typewriter.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15

It is now proposed to give Q large hot S2 dinner in Chicago in honcr Of ". J. Bryan. There seems to be an impression that the gentleman is hun Gry again.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15

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Arizona republican., 1899-05-15

CHARLES (. RANDOLPH
 Editor and Proprietor
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15

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Arizona republican., 1899-05-15

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 The only Perfecting Press In Arizona. The only battery of Linotypes in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15

Entered at the posroffice at Phoenix, Arizona, as mail matter of the second class.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15

Calumoit, under American admins tradcn, will probably be known as Calamity Pit.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15
The Arizona Republican.

THE ONLY NEWSPAPER IN ARIZONA THAT IS PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15

Directors: Emil Gang, Sol Lewis, J. ,. 2. Smith, Charles Goldman, g. Ob0r- ssidsT. 2. N Dorris. T D. Aenihan.
Arizona republican., 1899-05-15
oRATORY IN THE SOUTH.

Yuma. May 12.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-11-08

FOR SALE-DRUG STORE; GOOD BUS
iness. good location: invoice price. Con-
roy 6 Morley iG l.. Broadway. ButtC.
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THE EDMONTON ROUTE.
Walter Beeson Returns From a Trip to
|..- ..' Alaska,

Great Falls, Nov. 7.-Walter Beeson
formerly of this city, is home again
from a trip to the frozen north, and
the report he brings of the back door
route to the Klondyke is not such as
to induce rush of travel in that di-
rection. Mr.. Beeson and partner, Ben
Sayre, left Edmonton in June. 1897. for
Dawson City, with II horses loaded
with provisions, and spep- the winter
at Fort st. John on Peace river. where
they left their 10 remaining horses in
charge Of a Mr.. Mason, who was to
bring them to Dawson City later. On
Sept. 6. 1898, Sayre was drowned at
Mountain Hope portage ON the Laird
! river. Beeson spent the second winter
on Mcpherson lakes and reached Daw-
son the following summer, Just two
years from the date nf the start from
Edmonton Family matters called Mr.
sBeeson home from Dawson, which he
left about three weeks ago. Before
starting for. Dawson City from Edmon-
ton Beeson spent two years prospecting
and trapping in the Yellow Head coun-
try above Edmonton. blt failed to tind
anything that would pay to work
While on the Yellow Head river George
Goneau, one of Bees On 5 partners, was
frozen to death While examining the
traps and found by Eeeson later Sam
Derr, who left here with Beesou and
who is we'll known throughout the
county and especially in Neihart,
where both mined number of years. is
still in the Yellow Head country trap
ping and prospecting. Mason, the man
to whom Beeson gave his horses to
bring in, Jared badly, his party taking
the scurvy, from which several died
while Mason himself was drowned
In the treacherous waters of Laird riy-
er and all the horses We're lost. Mr.
Beeson's father and mother live in
Ming's Coluee, about 80 miles from the
city, and he will make his home with
them for a while, having had enough
of the frozen country to last for some
time. In the meantime the sufferings
he passed through in his two years trip
through the back door route" is not
such as to cause him to ever wish to
try it again.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-11-08
Sympathy of Americans.

London. Nov. Rear Admiral Charles
Beresford, speaking at Sunderland. con-
fessed that he regarded with great ap-
prehension what might be the attitude of
the blacks toward the vanquished when
the British had conquered the Beers.
II must repeat said Lord Charles
'that in view of such contingency the
government is not even now sending out
sufficient troops. AS to the possibility of
foreign Intervention, / consider that the
great naval, military and financial re-
sources of the empire are calculated to
ward off any undue European dctation.
Whatever hopes may have been indirectly
held out to the Beers before the war. it
The Anaconda standard., 1899-11-08
CITY COUNCIL.
Routine business at the Meeting of the
Aldermen.

Routine business at the Meeting of the
Aldermen.
Great Falls, Nov 7.-Mayor Collins
presided over last evenings meeting of
the city council, and outside of audit
ing bills and listening to official reports
but little was done. The judiciary COM
mittee reported favorably on the ordi-
nance creating the volunteer fire de-
partment. The ordinance was adopted,
all voting aye except Schmidt and Auer-
bach, who objected to provisions for
calling out the volunteers in case of a
second alarm.
The petition for an arc light at First
avenue and Seventh street was re-
jected.
The absence of Contractor Canary
came up in the report of City Engineer
Swearingen. who stated he had been
unable to find Canary. and that no
work had been done on the paving con-
tract for 10 days, and not board or
block had been laid. The matter was
referred to the committee on public
improvements and the paving matter
now rests in their hands. 1t is likely
no definite action will be taken until
the return of Alderman Wadswortn,
about the goth, as Mr.. Wadsworth is
much interested in the matter. and in
sists that the bondsmen shall take the
matter up where Canary left off. The
only news heard from Canary is a let
ter from him to the city engineer. mail
ed in Great Falls. Oct 80, in which he
states that his sub-contractor had not
got out blocks enough and added that
he himself was not we'll. but did not
think he had the smallpox"
Canary's friends are becoming un-
easy at his prolonged absence and ST.
lence and hope that his troubles have
not affected his mental or bodily health
in any Way.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-11-08
ANXIETY About Vessels.

San Francisco, Nov THE owners of
the two-masted schooner Rather are
greatly alarmed by the non-appearance
of their craft, which left Kodiak, Alaska,
for San Francisco Is days ago AS she
was off the Alaskan coast in the track
of the storm which damaged the schooner
Herman her owners think she may be
disabled if, indeed, she is af1oat: The
bark Fcrriss S. Thompson and the
schooner American Girl left here on Oct.
s for Puget sound. Nothing has been
heard of them since and the owners are
beginning to feel uneasy. The American
ship Cyrus Wakeman is now out 12l days
from Port Stanley, where she put in for
repairs. and 20 per cent. reinsurance is be-
ing paid on her. The general impression
is that she has followed the Charles r.
Moody around the Cape of Good Hope.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-11-08
Notice,

Gable Company-Location of principal
place of business being at Cable,
Deer Lodge county, Mont.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing of the directors of the Gable COM
pany held on the 18th day Of October,
1899, an assessment of 5 cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock of
the corporation, payable On or before
Nov. 25, 1899, to George B. Winston
the secretary of the said company, at
his Office in the Petritz buildins. Ana
conda, Mont. Any stock upon whic h
the assessment shall remain unpaid on
the 25th day of November, 1899. will
be delinquent and advertis "a for safe
at public auction. and, unless payment
is made before, will be sold on the 18th
day of December. 1899, at the hour of
2 o'clock p. M, to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs of ad-
vertising and expenses of sale.
GEO. B. WINSTON,
Secretary of Gable Co. Office in Pet
ritz building. Anaconda. Mont.
Dated Oct. 1S, 1899.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-11-08
Gigantic Combination.

New York, Nov. THE Times says: A
s200,000.0G0 combination is projected. The
informal meeting to perfect this great
organization will be held at the Waldorf
Astoria to-day. 1t is intended to COM
bine all of the rubber, bicycle and auto
mobile companies into one great concern,
which will control the production of every
article entering into the manufacture of a
bicycle or an automobile In the pro-
posed company, it is said, all of the COM
panies already formed will be partici-
pants. Messrs. Studebaker and Riker.
who own numerous patents, are said to
be parties to the arrangement. and they
are also mentioned as largely interested in
the automobile company incorporated at
Wilmington. Del, on Saturday.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-11-08
New Trauscontinental Line.

San Diego. Cal, Nov. IA railway
franchise. including right of way 100
feet wide. along the bay of San Diego, has
been granted by the common council to
U. S. Grant, George w. Marston. George
H. Bailou and M. A. Luce, four of this
city's most influential residents. The pur-
pose of granting the franchise is to facili-
tate the construction of railway from
the bay of San Diego to the Colorado riv-
er. and thence eastward to form a new
transcontinental line. The grantees of
the franchise have until Jan. l. 1903. in
which to carry out the undertaking. A
proposed route via Salt Lake meets with
favor here.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-11-08
Great Fire In Canton

San Francisco, Nov. 7.-Hong Kong pa
pers of Oct. 8, received by the Doric, give
details of a great fire at Canton at mid
night on the 3D. by which more than so
persons lost their lives. 1t seems mat
shed theater had been built by the river
side and around about 100 -four boats had
been anchored. While the theatrical per-
formance was going on fire broke out on
one of the boats. 1t spread rapidly tosthe
flammabIe material of the thea ter.
There was wild rush among the audi
ence and many boats We're capsiZed. More
than so people were burned or drowned.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-11-08
OTHER Markets.
Omaha LiYA Stock.

Omaha. Nov. .-Cattle-Receipts, $500.
Market steady. Native beef steers. s4.6 65d
5: Western steers, 81. 35G4 80: Texas steers.
So 65G4.30: cows and heifers. S3.25@4 .25;
Gamers, s2.2503 10; stockers and feeders,
s3.65@475; calves, S4.5O64.55; bulls and
stays, 50. 6Oq3.s0.
Hogs-Receipts, 800. Market steady to
stronger. Heavy, s4d4.05; mixed, s4@l4. .O21a /;
light, A.021aG4.05; bulk of sales, SAT- o2ls.
Sheep-Receipts, $500. Market steady.
Fair to choice Westerns, SAGA. 30; common
and choice sheep, 50. 5od3.9o; lambs, SAC
525
The Anaconda standard., 1899-11-08
Boston Wool Mark ct,

Boston. Nov. 1.-THE demand for wool
this week continues heavy and the sales
exceed anything that has been seen in
this market. The large business has
given the market a strong tone and some
sales are being made at better prices.
Territory woods continue in the lead and
prices range from 50 to 55 cents secured
for fine medium and fine. Australian
wool sold for 40dJ421ac.
Territory wools--Montana and Dakota
fine medium and fine, 1SG2Oc secured, 53m
SOC; staple, 5sm59c: Utah and Wyoming
fine medium and fine, 1S919c; secured, SO
@54c; staple, 56d5sc; Idaho fine medium
and fine. 17d1Sc; secured, 52G54c: Austria
liam secured, spot prices, comb,ng, su-
perfine, S0@S2c; good, 7SdS0c; average, 70
m77c
The Anaconda standard., 1899-11-08
ELECTRIC BELTS

Why DR.. Benefits Is SO Far Superior to
All Others-Showing How the Current
Penetrates the Syste mall Other Belts
Burn.
DR.. Benefits Electric Belt represents
many years of study and toll. / know
that my Belt cannot fail to cure the OBJ
stinate and mortifyins diseases of men
and women, and therefore / unhesitating-
ly guarantee the cure In every case where
] recommend the treatment of my Belt
Electricity gets way down to the founda-
dor OF disease and removes the cause
thereby curing the disease.
l will tell you that the greater part OF
my life has been spent in perfecting an
eIectrode through which a strong current
of Electricity would penetrate the system
without tnat frightfu burning and blister
ing caused by the bare metal electrodes
used on al! other electric belts and electric
appliances. Prominent electricians say
have invented and patented the most in
gerious device of the century. Physi-
clans say there can oe only one result
when electricity Is applied to the human
system through these eiectrodes-that re-
suit cure. l have known for many years
that electricity was the greatest remedial
agent that would ever be known to man
but just how to apply the current so that
1t would penetrate puzzled all physicians
and scientists as we'll as myself. l have
solved the problem. Through
The Anaconda standard., 1899-11-08
Sailors in Chains.

San Francisco, Nov. 7.-Twenty-two
East Indians, employed as oilers. coal
passers and firemen on the British ship
Pathan. recently chartered by the United
States to carry troops to the Philippines,
nave been put In irons by order of Cap
tam Butler because they objected to go
ing 70 Manila. The East Indians shipped
al Singapore in September for an lS-
months voyage. They are afraid of the
hostile Filipinos, but the captain thinks
ne VIII soon force them to complete their
contracts.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-11-08
VIII Lecture.

Great Falls, Nov. Mrs Nat Col
Inns, who signs herself the Montana
Cattle Queen" expects to go East on a
lecturing tour in a short time. and
Jack P. Dyas, formerly of Great Falls,
is making arrangements in Choteau for
the proposed onslaught upon the effete
East. Jack will act as an advance agent
and see that the Cattle Queen" gets
the proper kind of advertising.