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Arizona republican., 1899-07-13

The Courier man complains of being compared with the Gila monster and offers additional reasons why we should apologize to ..he reptile. Now if we cannot compare him to a Gila monster, what can we compare him to? There is hardly anything but what has some redeeming qualities
Arizona republican., 1899-07-13
ARTER THE FOURTH.

Teacher: Cclass in history)-Now, Patrick Henry Butt what happened on the Fourth of July?
 Master Butt Enthusiastically little brudder got his eve blowed out, and Pop singed off all his whiskers,- Puck
Arizona republican., 1899-07-13

The tide of sentiment which is set ting toward Dreyfus may finally re- suit in the Countess de Castellane's feeling obliged to change her hus- bands politics.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-13
AIDS TO KNOWLEDGE.

He-Do' sou think that you could learn to love me?
 She (musinsly1-I dent know. How much salary 6o you g=t?-5o1srWll Journal.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-13

A number of new political booms and sea serpents will be seen before the summer is over
Arizona republican., 1899-07-13
SoutberD @aIiforRia Hotels.

ehou under
  republican reques o
Arizona republican., 1899-07-13

Publication office: S6-3S East Adlms street. Telephone No. 1T.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-13

Directors: Emil Gang. Sol Lewis, J. 3. T. Smith, Charles Goldman. &. Ob@r- fielder. E. N Doris. J. D. Monihsn.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-13

Entered at the postoff1ce at Phoenix, Arizona, as mail matter of the second class.
Arizona republican., 1899-07-13

CHARLES (. RANDOLPH,
 Editor and Proprietor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22
CATARRH OF THE KIDNEYS.

were so hloatel that could nos restday
or night 10 atc anything ~ all. J
thought my case was hopeless. Bot
words cannot express my praise fof
your medicines. Ny friends were WIN.
derfully surprised when they saw me
improving. But ! have not Suffered
a day since began taking your
medicinesi J eat anything wish and
have a good appetite. wac Funering
from dropsy 81 bad that could not gei
my clothes on and my feet we're All
swclled up"
Mrs. Mary A. Shear. jennings, La
says: 81 am Recommending your medi-
cincs 90 every one ] hear complain. Ny
disease was Brights disease of the hid.
neys. sm quite well now"
The Kidneys are subject o. catarrh tbs
same 40 any other organ. The catArfh
may b. slight, giving rice ~ little or n,
disturbance, 90 severe, producing q
genuine case of Brights disease az ths
Kidneys. The symptoms of ratarrh oi
ihr Smurys are weak back. dull pain,
iu hack and hlps, sometimes high.
colorcd and sometimes clear urlnation
Catarrh ~ the kidneye quickly loads
h. chron.c nright's disoase. pe.ru-ul
should be taken al the appearance oi
the fret symptom. n taken in Ga,
early ftak,s - the disease pc-ru-ua ID
sure to cure every casc. ro-ru-na cures
caiarrh ~ Tho Kidneys simply hcosus'
~ cures cAtarrh wherever located. n,
other systemic catarrh remedy has ~
yet been devised. Insist upon hav, ,nl
pc-ru-ua. There are no medicines tha
can b. substituted. There h. DO oth,
remedy that can boz relied on o. cure ca
iarrh of the kidncyF Pe-ru-na cures 90
tarrh of any organ of the human body
send Tor free catarrh huok. Address 7 IA
Pcru.ua Drug Mfg co.. Columbus q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22

Oh this sad, sad world was sang
for few .ghts last season with the
Two Merry Tramps, but even "a
cum.c ditty with sad. sad words were
40 foreign 90 the general atmosphere -
this Jolly farce that lt wac discarded.
There iH 90 possibc chance Tor nn ar-
gument o. 90 the stg.e OF pcrfof nance
~ This comedy. 10 is clean. pore.
Vbci'n1me flu from sl5 90 1880.
People ar expected % laugh every
minute during that time, and 10 they
DO not should consult a doctor The
company engaged this season in the
preseutat.0n of this play is composed
of. the beet talent procurable and mum
uers twenty people. among whom ara
some OF the leading lights Of the COM
edY, opera and vaudeville world
special attention has been given the
musical contingency, aud every mem
Der is required 10 6e vocalist az ahil-
/ ity. a splendid orchestra and band is
/ furnished by toe management, insur.
I ing as that AL musical nnm bers will
receive proper treAtmo mt both from d
vocal aud Instrumental point OF view,
I Mckennon opera house wednesday
November 22.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22
"rwo Hlun rHAnr,~

EIp Nra.lug Farce COMEDY at ntksu.
unn's un Nos,mbsr sgud.
Manager Derr announces that ucxt
Wednesday, November 10. will be- the
big laughing night u the tlcatr.ca
sea- lu ~ lspJ- 1000. when that merry
juggling comedy. Two Merry Tramps
wiz be presented This play hos pos
sbly made more people forget thcir
troubles for an evening and created
more genuine laughter han any O.
the farce comedies which have been
seen OF .ate ycars The author claims
plot Tor the play. but when askcd Co
define 10 explains 10 o. be plot upon
The part Of the comedians 90 cuuvllse
thc audience with laughter, and while
hilAr.ty sometimes proves fatal 10 sel-
dom occurs. $50 the actors are safe iu
continuing the conspiracy An uuusu
ally large and capable company Of
coined ians, singers, dancers and muti-
clans have been engaged for this sea-
sons production New songs. musical
mum bers, etc will bc introduced in
quick succession during each act and
a. the company carries a hnc band and
orchestra. also splendid male QUAR-
tette, the musical features w'l b,
much in eFldencc-s1meth ng alwaTi
enjoyed by al
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fii thing. change to rapidly that Co
Keep pace tlth thc ever moving things
theatrical manager must ever hc
q ert 90 grasp thc wants of Che public
a fc'g years ago all force comedies
were exploited by ladies and gentle
men OF email dramatic training ogt
today 90 bc successful farcrur fur
the comedies of the moment, an actor
81 nst be unusualiy clever Md schoolcd
in the Art of creating laughter with
ont offending thchudlcLce with coarsl
joKts or witticlsms.
Again thp average farce comedy O
tue present time .t only few pacc'
behind The opera. as OIL ARTISTS musl
I ue singer. a. merit auo the costumc'
even as brilliant auU artistic az lu th,
I opcra The puuIc demand thcs'
I thing. and cutcrur.t.rg manager
+ general v give whbt the public want
Two Nsrrr Irhmus which VIII. D
produced 90 lHr MeEeunou opcr
noarc CO. Wednesday sovcW hcr '.rd
F ls one Of ttr .p to date attractions o
/ Ith.r class auo twenty people arc p,
un.rcd t1 produce tte play a- now con
ttructt1 An excellent band and oi
.uestra puuIrs tnc organifatiu
/ and something unus.al .n thc coined
ue .s promised ty o., nanagcmcul
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22

Manager Derr prescntn 20 rs pat
rons next "Wednesday fiep fs. this
big iarca al comedy which Anp been
successfully prodcosd IN nll lht large
cities Of the country, aad ~ which
reason Of its un'gne and ntrtturious
construction L. of an ordss hAt wiil
continue 10 meet with "a ~ NJ roany
seasons 90 me An b.rDnl fnpnh hle
company Of farceufs and .V.felailsta
Interestingly interpret thih ,snA lsAbie
comedy iu manner Gales tu "A tO
cansc one o. forget n the naF lseing
that sorrow Or care exis a, ~ q nn fve-
ming Of pure ~ ivment anl hNrtnless
hilaiity Is promised. Toe ruluuanY
this season is unusuah9 sfyrFr ia .
musical way. each memtVs trfoK =
tfaired vocalist aud a. % a. y dlE1ug
The progress Of the play 1es tn.ag ines
that 10 is an operate psodusf - % rnlh
cr than a comedy A see n.sS qosr
tettc, an excellent band sn tsh.s1rR
aud many male aud frmals as~ ssists
comprise the musi al cont nls. ~ %
the organization Spccni ,s1ss a.
been taken uv the mans = sapB 20
have the wardrobe AID tnsa na,fe ~
The finest a trn y nr-ta dr-t q. nrdy
production bel promised.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22

ing more could be- done for mo. when
one of your lectures on the ABOVE disease
was read ~ me ] reran Ca take Pc-ru-na
aud Man-a-lin, aud found IL acted just A.
represented. In three months was o
well man, and have continued ~ ever
sinccn
NJ. J. n. Howard Of Marnle. ArN b.
says 1T has been nearly two months
rnco ] wrote you giving a description
of my casc. ] bcgan taking Pe-ru.na
and when got your letter followed
the directions. NV doctor had no
hope Of mv getting well. MY bowels
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22

Tho SANTA Fe Route hAs issued D
limited edition of a handsome siX.
months calendar, July 20 Decen ber
comprising six color reprod
SAIL Inches each, Of Burbank cele-
orated Pueblo Indian portraits, which
were this seasons ART sensation. and
have hitherto only been reproduced ln
Brush and Pencil Attractively bound
with engraved cover representing an
Client Aztec calendar stone. O5tainAble
for % cents at Atchison. Topeka A.
santa Fo railway local ticket office.
Only few copies left. Call early.
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A piece Of aanuci danpeuel lh
Chamberlain Pain Balm and bo.ud
on o. toe affected parts is tupcrcr to
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Balm is also certain curc Tor rutu-
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Weekly Leader Price 50C A'A r"'E
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Book Is an immense aid % ts,vrp gru~
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Mata. ISLAND ~ Mara N, "a -
bght hundrd trrr ~ tn, fth rn-
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FROM ths urred statss tuHfY,rt.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-22

Program for she Thanksgiving meet
ing Of the teuchers association and
reading circle Thursday, November
iU 1890 = m.
Muse
Invocation
Mnsic -- Solo by Miss Oldham
What / do with the bad boy - J.
McDanieis
The gigglng girl Miss Harris
The iuooient boy 81 6 Woodwork
The indifferent pupil. Ross Dock
erty
My troubles in school tardiness -
Mtt busch
Irregular attendance - Ira Williams
Pupils without books -- Walker
Ficlds
Pspcr Hcv weep good order" by
Professor 81 ~ stevens Discussion
prin Calvert M.ts Carson, ]. G ior
ton
TUESDAY aonsive uFc. ..
Roll cal 90 teachers by district 81
Responses from longiclow.
Music
Recitation Miss EDNA fcklcy
Solo Miss Hluuchc Hogc.
Paper How Z busy the little foIh.
Mrs Ryan discussion tv Misses hyrnt
Bensuu anc Justice
paper "Huw j secure the co opera
tion oi the pstrous Miss Armstrong
discussion IS George MARTA. Loy
williams Jamcf uurcc Prof long
hfIFsSuUN.
Paper How usc the district Do
brary. Rose uo.a,rty discussion by
Walker fields
Reading circle worF
Paper The Grading ~ country
school. prip. kuhlmEn discussion oy
Miss Stcvent. Miss Good aud Mrs
I pinkhHm.
sArUHuhr. uED l-TouENOoN
/ Debate should corporcal punish
ment ever rc administered ln ihe
school room Affirmative e. ID. Jones
b h. Tfapp and ifank Cooper mega
7 tive, Bert TrmbIe. Wilson Cable auf
/ q u Refine
/ Paprr-Ihc good obtained 0v at
I tending eco r'rt reading circles, b'
/ Misc Cora irowr
/ Aadrcts ty Ner = y Hopkins.
HTIIsNuoN
MUSE
/ Recitation.
Music.
Reading circle wors. cl aptcra ar
i ~houps History and So. nee of Ll
ucauou .cd by superintendent Camp
] upl
The place Of meeting viii bg .tN
] a.....H.. .a q .. .mnH
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THE NEW YORK WORLD
THRICE.G- WEEK EDITION.

The striking and important events
OF the last year have established the
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WEEK W0m.D 20 every reader For az
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our wars aud, moreover. has reported
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Adaiiv. With our Interests st.ll extend.
ing throughout the world. wit h ON,
troops operating in the Philippines era
the great Presidential campaign, too al
AAnd, ia value Is further Increased.
The motto Of TnE THmCE A-WEEH
WORLD Is improvement IL strives each
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before and public confidence in it is
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more than twice az many papers every
week as any other newspaper not a
daily, published ia America.
We Offer this unequaled newspaper
and THE WEEKLY LrApfR together one
year for ei.l5.
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First come frat served. % nnrrh up
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Tor the balance of 1890 and e ~ nOl
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without any futhcr pay SASH ~,
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Chionro Nov. 2i-swseprp reforms
m the mcthod o. ho appned to busi-
rs-s tranaaciiurs ty m,tnts7r 60 the
hoard ~ trade were instituted t,-iay 40
q meeting az thc d.rrtory Gross
troding' and De shmmng ard match
rig ~ orders are 60 ~ rrohlbIted al
ousivrs for trade must be regularly
coneummated in the market Tta VIII
y ls expected. Increase ths volume ~
trade at .e8st % per cent cnd rve a
more uaturl market Win mcr. frrtua.
e.our
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Noos

From and after this date Nov 60 /
win not te ponsible FOR nny oehtt
contracted in NV uEmc by rsrt,n
other than myseIf. A. O.. BAEIfN.
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Lafayette. nd Ncg. 20 Tho Pow
Ger Chase case Nas .,mproufsd ',t.ay
and the Insanity pro.eedfrs we're dif-
MISSED The court heard briefly thr
s-fdence of ucal physicians and l.cid-
90 the defendant to b., SO sound mind.
thc prosecute noi'rng uo onI',rluns
YuunE Chaas Wu onrne into rOte'ff on
a. nlure than "a halls mIlh,n dollar estate
wIthnut further rtaetar"s.
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Relieving that rFerf One lI ..r fFadrfs
.Huuld nffr it least tnt TUt.. aIr'sn lural
tnu family Iuurual We ruff 81 fltr ff1 ar
Iaurrmtut. whereby wr .au .ta.s lIsf urar.
fI.al fuf Instructive .oUfrf HtHM ANn
UNMt Iu ruuufItIHu with tIIf fkIN
LIhnllt Aul thf Handy Atlas ..I INf nurld
600 rfutrk fn.. .|N. rII torn. HH 3 ..tI1 De- 'ru.
la.k ui space iuf bios hut a triF tfrf 'uuuu
fnIurnf tmnu IfH many urpffl rH Dos may
Nr mentioned enc Earm aHa .,trHHIl Mar.
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Blooms Ttr hu.Hr' Tait. uIr ranFfr.
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For burne. cuts. bruises. decorations
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THR REMARKABLE CURE
OF Gases Of Bright's Disease After
They Had Been Given Up to Die.

Mr.J. Brake ~ Pctrolea, Ontario, Can.
ada writes "Four years ago I had a
severe attack Of Bright's Disease, " hich
brought me ~ low the doctor said moth
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TELEGRAPH TICKINGs.

tondon. Nov l-nxlm Kent. -,
y8ht des.Fner yuohang editor 40
Fseld and Formerly secretary ,f th,
yacht rac'nr uFsUciaton died tcday
sn his COih year
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The
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Chicago To- Los Angeles "a
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Program for she Thanksgiving meet
ing OF the teachers association and
reading circle Tburtday, November
IU 1870 4 u
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-31
CRITICAL
Is the Situation in Santo Domingo.
The Friends Of the Government
Rallying to It's Support.

PUERTO PLATA, San Domingo,
July 30.-The situation is critical. An
outbreak is momentarily expected. The
friends of the government are under
arms and ready for action to protect
property and preserve the peace. A
feeble attempt was made to seize the
body of President Heureaux by the as
sassins, Ramon Caceres, Manuel CAGE
res, Horacio Vazquez and Domingo
Pichardo, who are in about Moraca,
with their followers. The burial of
President Heureaux was conducted
with fitting honors. Governor Fepin
has assembled troops in Moca and the
Governor of La Vega Regal has 1000
men. The minister of the treasury has
arrived at Moca in hot haste.
The government is taking steps for
the protection of business and the
finance of the country and expects to
carry out the contemplated cancellation
of the State bank notes. In Puerto
Plata there is an urgent demand that
the government send a sufficient force
to Moca to hunt down the assassins
of the President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-31
IRON ORE.
The Production for, 1898 Was the
Maximum in the History Of the
United States-The Output by
States.

WASHINGTON, July 30.-The report
of the geological survey on the produc-
ton of iron ore for the year 1898 has
been completed by special agent John
Birkinbine. The year recorded the
maximum iron ore production for the
United States a total of 1928, 300 long
tons. This was 1,760,323 long tons. or
ten per cent. in excess of the previous
maximum of 17,518,046 long tons pro-
duced in 1897. and over one and a
quarter millions above the record for
Great Britain in 1880 when 18,026,049
long tons were mined. The ores of the
British Isles also average lower per-
centages of metal than those exploited
in this country and therefore represent
a smaller pig metal product.
The variety of iron ores produced il
cludes red hematite, output of which
was SO per cent. of the total, and brown
hematite, which was 1913 per cent. of
the aggregate product Magnetic and
carbonate ores make up the remain
ing 6.7 per cent.
The. total output in long tons of all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-31
You Know 1t is True.
That is if 1t is Told You by
a Neighbor.
These Statements are by Persons
Whom We are Wiling
to Believe.

If person you respect tells you some
thing, you believe him. You may not
know the person whose statement we pub
lish in this article, but you can easily
know him, because we give you his name
and address and he lives right here in
West Virginia. That is the way We do,
we give you the names of people living in
this State who have used Morrow's Kid
ne-oids for backache and kidney troubles,
because we want you to consult these peo-
pie about the good IAid-ne-oids have done
them.
Henry Starkey, living on Lima street,
Parkersburg, who is employed at Brad
ford's store, says: Il was greatly an
noyed with severe aching across the
small of my back just over the kidneys.
] was nervous and sleepless: in the morn
ing / would feel tired and worn out, my
sleep did not rest me. l decided that my
kidneys were out of order heard about
Aforrows Kid-ne-oids curing backache,
sleeplessness and kidney trouble, so | got
some at the drug store which [ used ac
cording TO the directions. kid-ne-o ids gave
me relief at once and ! am now feeling
trouble since began taking Kid-re-oids."
MorrGws kid-ne- oids are not pills. but
yellow Tablets, which is the most scien-
tific form of preparing medicine. They are
put up in wooden boxes which contain
enough for about two weeks treatment,
Coetxes drug store.
Descriptive booklet mailed on receipt of
request by John Morrow & Co.. Chemists.
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