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Arizona republican., 1900-07-07
MISS WILCOX WROTE IT.

Ella Wheeler Wilcox, the "Poetess of Passion" who is writing for d news paper in New York, is not the woman to stand still while she is being de- spoiled of her laurels A verse was published in several papers the other day, credited to the princess of Wales No one could satisfy himself whether the qCatraia was good because a prin- cess was supposed to have written it. or whether it really had any literary merit. New Ella says she wrote it nearly twenty years ago. and the strain on the popular critical faculty is re- Fredericksburg Dispatch.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07
NEW YORK.

Influences inimical to the administra- ton are seeking to start the people
 worrying over the future OUR POLICY policy of the United
 TOWARD States with reference to
 CHINA. China. It is being sug-
 gested that the "impe- rialistic" tendencies of the government. if unchecked, will lead to a participa- tion in the continental readjustment, the acquisition of sphere of influence, the establishment of a Chinese colony. It is hinted that otherwise the United States will find no opportunity to re- coup itself for its losses and expenses occasioned by the campaign in China. Of course, to the anti-expansionists this is most deplorable prospect.
 The policy of the United States toward China is well enough defined already to permit confident estimate -es.the future. We want trade facilities in China equal to those enjoyed by the rest of the world. We want to pre- serve China's integrity. We want to check the tendency toward dismember- ment. Would it be reasonable, safe or business-like, therefore, to contribute to that tendency, to restrict our field to 6 small area, by joining a partition movement with a demand for a share? The American opportunity in China is unlimited by territorial boundaries if we can be assured of continued open door. The chance for our manufac- turers under such conditions is far more promising than would be the case if their market were restricted to the comparatively narrow area falling to the United States under a scheme of division. It is recognized as the wise policy to strive consistently for this larger field.
 The reward of the United States for Its participation in the regeneration of China will be ample if peace can be restored to the empire, if American rights and lives are respected, if we shall have done our full duty as mem Der of the family of nations in a crisis. If through our prestige as a territorially disinterested power we can prevent partition. our compensation will be more than sufficient. This is. however, no time to calculate the cost of such a plain duty as now confronts the govern ment. There is no danger to our tra- ditions in our present activity, and those who affect to discover a menace in our necessary enterprise need only to read the history of the republic to see how vigorously and promptly such emergencies have been met by admin istrations of all complexlons, and how sincerely the people have approved the measures adopted.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07

ticket. Whoever is opposed to silver
 is opposed to MT. Bryan, though his
 running mate were an avowed single standard man. Therefore we do not be- | lieve it was possible at Kansas City to make the ticket either stronger or | weaker than the head of it. So much of principle and so little of personality is involved in the approaching cam paign that MT. Stevenson will receive as large a vote in New York as would have been cast for MT. Hill. and. on the other hand, MT. Hill would have boiled as great strength in Illinois as MT. Ste venson will develop.
 After all. there is only one issue in the campaign, notwithstanding the nu- merous blanks in the democratic plat form, and that is silver. Though great questions, silver looms up and over shadows all. It is the only point on which issue is taken with the republi- can platform. There are, of course, brave WOrQS dDOuI lIlpeTlalSIl, InllltdI- ism, the trusts, and an impending des- potic government. Imperialism and militarism are men of straw. Neither is possible, and neither IS contemplated by the republican party. As to trusts, the evil in them is recognized by all, and the republican party has offered the only suggestion yet for the elimina- tion of it. A despotsm could not be established in this country under any conditions, and an abuse of power could exist only until the next following gen. eral election. There is no means by which it could be perpetuated.
 We do not think the democratic party will be able to deceive the voters of this country by any of these scarecrows, or draw their attention away from the real and only issue, the money question.
 So the democratic ticket is Bryan alone, the platform is Bryan, and Bryan divested of everything else is silver.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07

There is printed in The Republican this morning a communication relating
 to a call sent out by THE SUBJECT the Presbyterian board OF PRAYER. of missions for a gen
 eral prayer in behalf of the imperiled missionaries at Pekin. It is further stated that the boards of other missions have sent out similar calls and that Christian people every where are praying that the president 0f the United States may be wisely directed and that the army and navy may perform effective work.
 This call is so outspoken that it at tracts general attention to the ques- ton of the efficiency of prayer and the things we may properly pray for. Prayer is rather an expression of re- ligious faith, communion between man and God than a request for ma terial gifts. We are taught, of course. that God answers our prayers, but We are not to understand that His course toward us is changed because we desire it. All the prayers sent up in be- half of the missionaries in China can not more certainly attract the atten- ton of God to their great peril.
 That God can save them, none but an atheist would deny, but everyone cer- tainly believes that they will be saved if saved at all by the armies of the powers. All the applications sent up will not increase the effectiveness of those armies by a single man.
 The governments are carrying out the will of God. It may, or may not result in the saving of the missionaries, but whatever it is, it will be done
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07

A partisan statements Tagal poli- ticians distrust Mckinley comes acci- dentally close to argument by analogy. For example, we know that they trust Bryan absolutely, because they have tested his loyalty. Mckinley is the opposite of Bryan. Ergo, when they trust Bryan, it is natural that they should mistrust Mckinley. But for tunately the Filipino and the Tagal politician are not the same.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07

Democratic logic: Why should anti expansion be vain issue merely be- cause we have already expanded? Does a man make use of anti-fat before or after he has expanded in flesh? What We want the American people to do is to reduce our present size by a surgical operation. Of course the part that is Topped off would die, but-well, that is a separate question.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07
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The Park Avenue hotel at Fourth avenue and Thirtythird street, New York, has passed into new manage ment. It was leased last week for ten years for nearly $1, 100000. This rental is 25 per cent more than was paid for the last ten years. The edifice was built by Alexander T. Stewart. who in tended it for q woman's hotel. It has been quietly fashionable hostlery for a number of years.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07

In buying out his associates in the Southern Pacific, Collis P. Huntington becomes sole and individual owner, manager and controller of vast trans portation system, embracing 1000 miles of railroad, ferries, terminals, river and ocean lines extending from Port land, Ore, through California, to New Orleans. and representing $35O. 900, GOO of securities and nearly S60, ,000,0 900 of an nual gross earnings.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07

In these prosperous times, it takes eternal vigilance and severe self-exam- nation to prevent the populist leaders of the west from disqualifying them selves by getting rich too suddenly.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07

When the political agitator reaches the point where he views with alarm to go out of the business, or consult an alienist. The country would benefit more by his adoption of the first named eXpedient.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07

It is declared that when Senator Lindsay's term expires next March he will move from Kentucky to New York, his intention being to begin the prac- tice of law there. A fine partnership has been awaiting him in the eastern metropolis for some time, and he has frequently felt inclined to resign from the senate and embrace the opportu- nifty offered.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07

It was a noted and aesthetic English man who remarked that we should try to live up to our blue china. What We want just now, however, is to have our broken China live up to us
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07

People are always being told of what their friends say behind their backs" Usually their friends do not say the things credited to them; a gossip is al- ways a liar. Friendship is all right, if you don't expect too much of it.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07

Countess Louise Erdody, who has just died in Vienna, was known as "the Latin lady" her great aim in life hay ing been to see that language once more the international means of inter course. She had mastered it in d won derful degree, and her hobby brought her to Restitution, for in pursuing it she neglected her estate. which became involved in Q law suit lasting thirty years and was used up in legal ex- penses.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07

A woman depositor in a Jersey City savings bank lost her book and the un- known finder drew $50 on it. The woman sued to recover and the case has finally reached the court of errors and appeals, which decides that say ings banks are not liable under such circumstances
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07

Although Mary is believed to be the commonest of the names of women, the wife of only one president was so named, and she, fittingly, was the wife of homespun Lincoln-Mary Todd Lin coin. There were two Marthas, both from Virginia, Martha Washington and Martha Jefferson; two Abigails. the wives of President Fillmore and John Adams, and two EliZas, Mrs. Monroe and Mrs. Johnson. Of the wives of the other presidents, no two have had the same Christian name.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07

Washington bureau. 500 Fourteenth street, N. w.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07
The Arizona Republican.

The Arizona Republican.
 THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
 IN ARIZONA
 THAT IS PUBLISHED
 EVERY DAY
 IN THE YEAR. CHARLES c. RANDOLPH,
 Editor and Proprietor. Exclusive Morning Assocln1eu Press Dispatches. The only Perfecting Press in Ari- xona-
 The only battery of Linotypes in Arizona.
 Publication office: s6-SS East Adams street. Telephone No. E. Entered at the postoffice at Phoenix, Arizona, as mail matter of the second class.
 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. By mail, daily, one year ..........Ss.Oo Weekly, one year ..................2 2OO
 Cash in advance.
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Arizona republican., 1900-07-07
CHARLES c. RANDOLPH,
 Editor and Proprietor

Publication office: 36-3s East Adams street. Telephone No. 47.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07
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TOPICS OF THE HOUR ';

King Humbert of Italy is burdened with many palaces to keep up, which | takes two-thirds of his civil allowance of S3.S00000 a year. He is going to sell number of them, according to the London Evening News. including the palaces at Geaoa, Milan, Capcdimonte and Palermo; the country seats at Val Tournanche on the south slope of the Matterhorn and at Vinadio in Pied mont, and all the domain property in the former kingdom of the two Sicilies He will retain the royal palaces at Tu- rim, Venice and Naples and the coun- try seats at Monza, near Milan, at Val Savaranche in the Alps and at Cas- telporziano. With the money from the sale of the rest he will rebuild the pal ace on the Quirinal. He will propose besides that the amount of the civil list be reduced
 James A. Burden. chief owner of the big Burden iron mills at Troy, N. Y, has for many years donated S1,500 to be distributed among the residents of the lower section of the city, wherein the iron mills are located. The sum has been yearly placed in the hands of the foreman in each of the departments of the iron mills, who distribute the money to the deserving people in their respective localities. This year Mr Burden has supplemented his gcner- osity by giving an order to supply ice to all who are too poor to buy it this summer
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07

Directors: Emil Gang, Sol Lewis. J. T. Smith. Charles Goldman, S. Ober fielder. E. M Doris. J. D. AonihoR.
 CORRESPONDENTS
 The Bank of California. San Francisco LaldlaW & Co.......... ......New York National Bank of Commerce. St. Louis Natl Bank of Commerce. Kansas City First National Bank. Chicago Colorado National Bank .....Denver Farmers & Merchants Nat'l Bank
 -...-. .........-. Los Angelea Consolidated NatI Bank. Tucson Bank Of Arizona. Prescott Messrs. N. M. Rothschilds & Sons...
 .... .... ......... ..........London
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07

Entered at the postoffice at Phoenix, Arizona, as mall matter of the second class.
Arizona republican., 1900-07-07

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The state herald., 1900-09-21

William @. Harris, the nominee foi
representative by the silver parties OF
this district, is resident OF Logan coun-
ty where he has resided since he wis 9
years Of age. he is young man oi
good ability and has been quite success
fulin business. He Is engaged IL ths
cattle business. No business man oi
Logan county stands higher in the esti
nation Of the people OF the county than
Mr.. Harris and those who are in n posi-.
tlon to know say that he will carry the
county by large majority. The voters
of this district will make no mistak by
sending Mr.. Harris to represent them in
tine next Legislature and we believe tha,
he will be elected by good majority.
The state herald., 1900-09-21
i.rBLasc 4 scmruYEnAss.

Robert Byers closed tho D. & N. Hotel
after dinner Monday and we understand
II will not DO used as q hotel any more,
but will DO changed into passenger de.
pot. Holdrege has gone without = do
cent depot long enough so that us ought
TO have depot commensurate with the
importance OF Holdreae ns u railroad
center. Tho oarpeoiers arc expected
here IN w-sk or To-, TO make the need.
cd alterations. Mr.. Byers has not. de
cidsd on his future movements mud
probably will not engage IN business for
= couple oi months. Holdrsse Citizen.
The state herald., 1900-09-21

Hon. W. L. Hays the nominee Of tho
silver parties Of this Judicial district for
district attorney is very strong candi.
date for that Office. flo has served for
three years in that importont Office and
has given good satisfaction in his pre-
formance OF the duties OF the office.
The taxpayers are interested in having
the business Of every public office con.
Quoted with as little expense 10 them
IS possible and during Mr.. Hays term Of
Office these expenses have been lower
than ever before in the history OF this
Judicial district and great credit 10 due
Mr.. Hays for this So ring TO the taxpay-
ers. We believe that Mr.. Hays will be
reelected to the Office of district attor.
ney by large majority.
The state herald., 1900-09-21

The progressive nations of the world
are the great food consuming nations.
Good food we'll digested gives siren 9Th
II you cannot digest all you cat, you
need Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t digests
what you eat. You need not diet your.
self. 1t contains nll the digestsnts com.
bined with the best known tonics and re.
constructives. 1t will even digest eli
classes OF foods IN bottle. No other
preparation will do this. II instantly re
lieves aud quickly cures al stona ach
troubles.-Ci.y Drug Store.
The state herald., 1900-09-21
Haxtown. Sept. Is, 1000.


Mirhtsr EDioR Of the HgaaLp:
We s,iirr Republieanx vsx nll veil und
alive yet. Zc big meal vat ve eat init zs
Editor Of % Pbillipr County Rspubli.
can paper ncber Kill Won o: ush und bc
vi,l tipd rat out ven Es slsotion been
konntsd In November. Nov ny trouble
vmz Unks Pete var been 10 sne ue und
give me Dupder und Eiixen und say
Ysks what for you Been Won delegate 10
70 kslanity bowl.r cos,snzioh ind he
say why you not turn Jour coat und
look sleek and clean iikb ~ other silver
republican, vat hax been made delesatsx
to se republican oovsnriou. und cat
mt your spoon und korns your hair. Nc
frow bsv korpsd me hair nearly all out
since Upkls Pete read ux vst 10 Editor
say uud nov viii you pieasc tell IN.
whore va can buy Won Of those X "lia," T"
kodac machines va, . Editor user 10
look THROUGH n man nit und kan tell
hix polatics by vat ho Ga, nnd vat
clothes bewesr or how bs komc here
hair. Me would like to buy Won before
10 oanddates come around NIT their
cigafk.
YAH. fIoom,atbet,
The state herald., 1900-09-21

Gall u PIX. NseiAs drug store and
~ . tres SsnipIs pf chsnberisin''
stsnssA ssd Liver rsblsss They ere
- slsesss physie. They slss Improve
~ appetite, ssrpsstAss tss dIRss.ion
ed rsssiass the liver and bowels. They
ere sssj 70 tshs snd pleasant In effect.
You nay - veil s,psct 10 run .
sssau ssetss without water % 10 snd
% Assivs sSsfss..c uAs with = torpid
liver ssd jsu nsy kuov .ha, bis liver is
sorpId whsi hs does Sss relish bis food.
er issi dull Esd lsutuid after eating,
sttso hss headache add sometimes dixsi
ssss. A few doses ot Chambsrlain's
Bsouseh ssd Liver Tablets vill resiors
~ livsf 10 its normal fuuc'ions, renew
hIs vitality. improve his digestion and
usks bin issl lihs . rev man. Price,
D esa.sl Samples IN a. r. X. Neble.s
drug ssese.
The state herald., 1900-09-21
TELLER SILVER REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION.
Holyoks Colo. Sept. 20, 1900.

Holyoks Colo. Sept. 20, 1900.
Notice Is hereby given that q Mass
Convention Of the Teller Silver Rspubli-
can Party will be beld In Holyoke, Colo,
on Saturday Sept. 20 Mt II A. NJ. for the
purpose OF placing in nomination one
candidate for the ofiics Of County Com
missioner for tho 3rd Commissioners
district and transact such other business
as may come before 1t. It is very im.
portant that u good attendance be had az
there are questions OF Importance TO be
dealt with. By order OF Committee,
Ii. SUTHERLAND, Chairman,
j. T.. Woop, Secretary.
The state herald., 1900-09-21
AN $500 CLOCK GIVEN A.

From Sept. II ts Oct. 10 we will give
a ticket to every customer who buys
sl.0O worth Of goods for cash or paid by
October Is, Each ticket is numbered
and has chance in winning this bssut,.
ful Clock, The drawing will be Oh Oct
10. Save your tickets! Buy your goods
of us and take free chances on the clock
which is very desirable ornament and
good tinskseper. Come in.snd see IL.
LxBLAxc 4 ScHEusHMASS.
The state herald., 1900-09-21

Phillips county baa been we'll repre-
sented in the different party convsntisns
that have recently bssn held. In al Of
these conventions from county to state
our county has been represented by del
egates who were representative men and
women Of the county and who would do
the county much credit ~ delegates to
any political convention. It is right
and proper that the voters should take
the interest in politics that Is shown by
the people Of our county.
The state herald., 1900-09-21

Take dive into our store where you
find the most attractive and up-to date
Fall and Winter goods in town. You
don't run any risk in buying old bank
rupt and shelf worn goods for new once.
Our goods are hnmwered down to the
lowest possible notch and they suaek Of
m almighty dollsrs worth OF values.
Our one pnce system forms the trenches
behind which roal values need fear no
attack. DO your future trading here
and you will save money as our store Is
tho snly plaos where goods arc sold
cbsap and only new goods are sold.
Yours for trade
l.pffAxs & S..urrxru.xu
The state herald., 1900-09-21
bTi,AYED

From my ranch on 500. 20 7 o n II
10 n Phillips county Colo. on Aug. /,
1900 one six year old black mare brand
cd bar quarter circle on the lef, abouldei
and wire cut aerU.s tho breast Ops
txo year old bay mare col, branded bar
quarter circle on the left shoulder, Foi
the return OF the above hotscs 10 ny
ranch | will pay libe'slly.
Mnb. Li.stt NJ. GAruf,
The state herald., 1900-09-21
Holyoke, Colorado, Sept. Is, 1900.
Headquarters OF the Democratic Count
Committed,

uulgohr, Sotoruup, stpts 40, iVop.
Headquarters Of tho Democratic County
Committee.
In accordance with the instructions OF
tno Democratic County Central Com
mit,se, Of the county of Phillips and
state Of Colorado, delegate convention
oi tho Democratic Party will be hold NJ
Holyoks, Colorado on the 10Th day
OF September 1900. for tic pnrposs Of
placing 10 nomination one candidate for
tho Office Of cosnty commissioner for
tho 3rd commissioners district Of ths
county Of Philips and state Of Colorsdo,
also to transact such other business and
mako such other nominations ns may
lawfully come before ttc convention;
the different pr-oin,s will be entitled 10
representation ~ foilows;
No. ono, north 1 delegates; one, south
o delegates; two. II delegates; three,
7 delegates; four, 7 dsiess siss; five, 4
delega,es and SIT. 4 delegates.
The Precinct Committeeman will call
tho prscinet caueuses. on the 2sth day ol
Sept. preceding; tho COMMITTEES urges
upon all Josocfsis tho necessity Of at.
trnding ihe primaries 10 that they may
b~ fully represented in the convsntion
nEsnr g. HAHanrAy,s. Secrstsry,
q. u. wxin, Chairman
County Committee.
The state herald., 1900-09-21
New Dry Goods at Shamp's.

ROy. S. P. Stillmap from Bloomington,
Ill, has been assigned to Haxtun as pas-
tor Of the ". 3, Church at that place.
He and his family recently srrived Id
Haxtun and on Friday evening Sept. IA
at the home Of Samuel Jordan Of that
place reception was rendered them.
There were between rs and 100 persons
present Refreshments were served and
a very social and pleasant evening is re-
ported by all who attended. move is
on foot to build parsonage at Haxtun.
The state herald., 1900-09-21

The emsrgsnty bags sent by church
society to Kansas soldiers iu the Philip
pines contained nmong the necessities q
box OF Dewitit Witch Hazel Snlve, the
we'll known cure tor piles, injuries nnd
skin diseases. The ladies took care to
obtain the original DeWitt's Witch Hnz-
el Salve knowing that all the counter
feiis are worthless.--City Drug Store.