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The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15
REPUBLIC VS.. EMPIRE.
Democrats Should Keep This Coaists,
In Mind.
REPUBLICANS FOR EMPIRE.

"Tbese doctrines OF Hamilton, which assume are suu,,ra
cue must be the text word Of the elected
only preached those doctrines but like Mckinley acted them M
hea because believe In those doctrines aud urge the American
to support the men who believe in them.
"Ihsrefore cry out tonight In midst Of this Republic ~
the next election William Mckinley and Theodore Rooseyhp
From speech Of Speaker Henderson Of National House
tatives at the Hamilton Club, Chcago.l
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

The lSTBLLIGEScER received call
from Rev. j. S. c. Sharp, Of Spring.
field, aud wishes to speak a good
word in bis behalf. lie is publishing
nm Independent negro paper at
Springfield and Is giving valiant sup
port TO Bryan and Stevenson aud
Dockery, We trust be may do good
work for the democrats Of Missouri,
amoug The members Of bis own race.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

A republican editor has anpo,noo,
that y. Carnegie will vote for Mckinley,
Inc nel' thing to be discovered /. that
Marx Hanna will do the same
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

Mckinley carefully refrains from
stating his position in regard to the
Fillpnos.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

The Vermont aud Maine elections
have created CONSERVATION In the re-
publican ranks and corresponding
degree OF elation among the democrats
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

Teddy may be erratic, but ho novor
TAILS to enhance the prospects Of demo.
cratic Victory when he makes a ,psaoh
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

The republicans claim that the Mon.
roe Doctrine eau not extend 10 the
Philippine islands on the ground that
Il has never been recognized by foreign
governments rs applying TO anything
except the American continents.
Right here we might remark that It
did moi apply to any territory until the
United States made the application
aud might also observe that foreign
DaiIon, we're not consulted about lie
terms.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

Cleveland is expected 10 follow IN.
example SKA set by olney and WIN. /
Wilson, and announce for Bryan.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

Mckinley declares that the monsv
question is the paramount Issue and
then does all in hn power to prove tbs,
II 10 not,
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

Senator Hanna has agured that n
Bryan i' elected he may carry enough
states TO give q democratic senate
Good fof Mr.. Hanna.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

Republican prosperity is exceedingl,
prolific Of strikes and in this bears a
marked resemblance 10 the Cleveland
panic.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

rhe Vermont election showed .
gain for the democrats and loss fol-
the republicans.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

OF course those miners in Pennsy !
vania are striking because their wages
are too high.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

The sensation promised 10 the
presidents letter Of acceptance failed
ts malerialize.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15
THE DOCTRINES OF HAMILTON

During the constitutional debate OF 1857 Alexander Hamilton VI
al believe The British Government forms The bes, model t u,
ever podused and such has been It's progress minds oil NJ
'ha' the truth gradually gains ground THIS government @
public strength and public security said with us to be
u 1t was once formed il would maintain nseLn
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

IL the Monroe Doctrine cannot be
applied to The FilipInos we will oall Il
Freedoms Doctrine, and spply 1t
any how.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

10 'sS thus county went democratic
y nearly HOO This year 1t will be
1909. w." "
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

work and splendid corps OF ins,ruc-
tors is employed TO give the academic
training and Gt the students for IN.
trance to higher schools.
Attention is, also given to athletics
and Wentworth always has good foot
ball, baseball and basketball teams
and In schoois'of the same class ha.
never met rs match. The foot. ball
team has gwen the University team
several good games and the prospect
fora good team this year is exceeding.
ly good. Il.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

Roseveli's strenuous life will recsiv'
a decided rest in November,
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

youriellow -cllizens are anxious to kn ow
what you may have to say on this as
pecl Of the situation.
Very respectfully yours
- ~ &c. ScHURz.
"Bolton Labling, Lake George, N.
y Sept. ~ :.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15
TERMS. si.nn AIEAR
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For President 10 1900
William J. Bryan.
For Vice President,
AdIal E. Stevenson.
For governor,
ALEXANDER N. DOCKERY.
Eor lieutenant governor,
JOHN A. LEE.
For state Senator
NICK NJ. BRADLEY,
For secretary Of state.
SAM n. COOK.
For auditor.
ALBEIT o. ALLEN.
For attorney general,
E.C.CRow.
For treasurer.
ROBERTP. WILLIAMS.
For railroad commissioner,
JOSEPH p. HARRINGTON.
COUNTY TICKET.
For Representative,
JOSEPH b. SHELBY.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
HORACEF BLACKWEIL.
For Collector.
FULKKRSON.
Tor Sheriff,
OSCAR THOMAS.
Tor Treasurer,
WILLIAM II. EDWARDS.
For Assessor,
GEORGE W. MARQUIS.
For Public Administrator,
MAT. d. WILSON.
For Coroner.
DIR. WILLIAM n. WBEDlN.
For Surveyor
BENJAMIN d. wEKDIN.
Fer County Judge Eastern District,
JOSEPH b. HAGooD.
County Judge Western District.
j. HENRY GREEN.
TOWNSHIP oFFICERs.
coEsrABLEs.
Clay. .......,........ .t....-.--. ben Ia
Davis ............... Clarence hide
Dover r........................ II Saiyer
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

Despite the fact that three military
schools have opened in this territory
within the past twelve moRths, we note
with pleasure that Wentworth Military
Academy opened the present school
year with one of the largest ENROLL
ment in its history. This is due to the
fact that Col. Sellers has built up a
school that has no superior in its line
IN any section of the country and is
constantly improving the school. No
school can offer such inducements as
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15

are given here at anything like the
price and many ask more for Inferior
advantages.
The enrolment for the present year
has already reached total Of SO in tn e
boarding department and students are
continually coming in. In addition 10
this there is quite large enrolment of
resident pupils, and several more of
these TO enter. While Wentworth is a
distinctly military school there is no
disposition to slight regular school
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-09-15
COUNTY TICKET.

JOSEPH P. HARRINGTON.
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destine a mon m6decin, M. Favie-

destine a mon m6decin, M. Favie
res. La lol m'interdit de Penri.
CHR, Je ne lui ]egue done qu'un
diamant de quinze mile francs.
-Vous vous montrez plus gene
reux a Regard de son fills.
/ Celia est vrai, mails vous savez
ce que Gilbert a etc pour moi. Un
fills ne Sc serait pas montr6 plus
respectueux nj plus tendre. Com
bien de fois NATL point pass6 de
tongues heures dams ce cabinet,
mettant en- ordre mes notes de
voyage, rangeant mes livres map
! portant l'6clat de rire de sa jeunes-
Sc a moi qui devenais 81 ,vlte un
vieillard. Et ne croyez pas que
jamais je lui pave cette tendresse
expansive. Un Outrage scientif-
que de temps en- temps, une arme
curieuse, VOLTA tout. Gilbert ne Sc
doute meme pas que le songe ason
avenir. Est-ce done trop de l6-
guer cling cent mile francs a I'm
jeune homme qui a 81 brillamment
commence ses Guides? Sill le
veut Gilbert est appel6 a prendre
place parmi les hommes de scien-
CO don't la place est a Paris. Son
pere, mon vieux Favi6res Anne
trop les pauvres pour faire fortune
Gilbert aura done I'M mince patri-
moine. Ajoutons-y ce legs, atm
quill trouve la vie facile ct ne Sc
heurte jamais q la misere. Pauvre
cher Gilbert! Je vous assure que
je Paine de toute mon anne.
Eft il vous lie rend bien, ct je
,pourrais r6pondre que jamais Far
riare pens6e dune %esperance int6-
ress6e ne fut pour quelque chose
dams sa respectueuse amitie. Il
est digne de vos bienfalts; il saura
faire honneur a la gen6rosit6 don't
vous avez fait preuve q son 6gard.
-Je lie crois, mails rien jusqu'a
present ne lui o fait p1essentir que
je songeasse a lui l6guer une SOM
me importante. Je lui tairai mes
intentions. lie caractere des NOM
mes Sc trempe dams la pauvret6, ct
Gilbert ne serait pas ce quill est ct
n'atteindrait jamais lie but quill
poursuit, sill await su le jour Cd il
'sortit du lyc6e que son avenir 6tait
assure. 81 je veux quelque chose
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ne le sauriez croire, car Zen suis
certain, sill revenait en- France. je
n'aurais pas d'ennemi plus achar-
ne que lui.
-Jamais vous men avez Gu DIES
nouvelles?
-Jamais.
Les etres qui lui ressemblent
meurent lie plus Solvent dune IA
con miserable, mails enfn, en- adj
mettant que jamais il Sc retrouve
sur votre route, je ne puts c1oire
que vous trouviez en- lui pennemi
que vous dites. Par deux fois vous
l'avez sauv6....
-C'est justement ce quill ne me
pardonnera jamais. -. Et tenez, il
y, a longtemps que j'6prouvais le
besoin de vous faire ces tristes con-
fdences. Peut.etre les trouvez-
vous tardives. Dieu salt cepen-
dant jusqu'ou va ma confidence en-
vous. :. MATS aux plus intimes
meme, il r6pugne de montrer ses
plates secretes, ct 81 je n'avais re-
solu de faire mon testament. -.
-Votre testament? vous vous
porter q merveille.
-Vous avez raison, mails rappe-
lez- vous cette parole de l'Ecriture;
ella mort Went CONNIE I'm voleur."
Je ne veux pas, entendez-vous, je
ne veux pas que la mort me sur
prenne avant d'avoir pr1s des dis
positions supremes. En- somme,
je mai d'autre h6ritier que mon
fr6re, ct sill reparaissait, il pour
raft faire valoir ses droits a cette
fortune 81 p6niblement, 81 l6giti-
mement acquise.
-Vous lie disiez tout a lheure,
mon ami, lie temps modife grande-
men les chooses, les id6es ct les
hommes. .Qui vous dit que vo-
tire frere ne s'est point repent,
quill ma pas tent6 de Sc relever
par lie repentir ct par le travail.
Dams CO cas- lui refuseriez-vous
une part de votre fortune?....
En- ce moment I'M nouveau pro-
meneur apparut a Pextr6mit6 de
lall6e.
-Voici mon notaire, fit lie COM
to Ostrog.
Et il ALA au-devant de ma1tre
Aubry.
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81 j'ai r6ussi, c'est parce que nat
tendant ct ne poss6dant rien, jai
compris que je devais seul me ere
or un avenir. H6las! mon cher
,Aubry dams lie temps Oh je travail
lais avec le plus d'6nergie, ceux
que Jaime vivaient encore; mon
pere, ma mere ct cette soeur ST che
re, Noela, don't le nom fait encore
monter des pleurs dams mes yeux.
-Revenez a ce testament, mon
cher comte.
-Oui, vous avez raison il fault
en- fnir.
Les articles suivants renter
ment DIES donations diverses a des
amis, q DIES families qui vous int6-
resent.
M votre frere....
Sill SO repent, il sera richie;
mails sill revient dams le pays, le
meme quill y a vingt ans, quill
garde du pain, VOLTA tout. Je ne
lui laisse pas une fortune, Je lui
1iette une aum6ne.
-Qui sera JUICE de la conduite
de votre fr9re?
Mon ami Cavaillan, vous, mai
tire Aubry, ct Fable German
-Vous vivrez longtemps, r6pli-
qua lie notaire en- serrant la main
du comte Ostrog, vous vivrez 8
SEE pour r6gler vous-meme toutes
ces affaires de famille!
Tel quill est mon testament
.est-il inattaquablef
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LIE TESTAMENT

LIE TESTAMENT
Celui.c CT etait un vieillard a la
physionomie douce ct fine. LIE re-
gard p6tillait sous les ellis blancs,
la bouche souriait avec bonhomie.
Rien de &c quill pouvait avoir WI
de douloureux GU de mouvais dams
lie monde, n'avait Gu prise sur Get
to anne d'6lite, qui gardait laima-
BILE confance DIES petits ct DIES sa-
ges. Sans doute lie secret profess
sionnel lui await montr6 bien DIES
mysteries sinistres du occur. II
await WI DIES families d6sunies
pour DIES questions d'argent, DIES
freres ct DIES smurs circonvenant
DIES vieillards affaiblis par cette Sc
condo enhance qui leur enleve la
notion aust6re de la justice; des
fills avares, enrichis pendant ]eur
vie du bien patterned, bonner COM
me a regret lie pain de l'aieul. Ii
await WI au moment de la signatu-
! re dun contrat, DIES hommes de
vingt ans marchander leur fanc6e.
En- face du lit de plus dun MORT
bond, il await assist6 a des scenes
d6gradantes; ct lie jour de louver-
ture de maints testaments, les he
~ritiers lui avaient dome une lugu-
bre com6die Mails il await hauss6
les 6paules avec d6dain, sans ces-
ser d'estimer Ihumanit6 en- gene
ral,et de prefer aux s%ouffrarts lap
pui moral de son influence ct les
secours de sa fortune, moins gran
de que son occur.
Du jour de l'arriv6e du comte
Ostrog dams le pays, ma1tre Aubry
Sc trouva 6tre tout naturellement
lie conseiller fnancier du million
naire.
Grace aux renseignements quill
lui fournit, le nouveau venu put
rendre d'6minents services, ct dis
penser les bienfaits sans Granite
de SO tromper. Tous deux s'esti-
merent rapidement, ct de l'estime
a ramiti6, il ny a pas loin pour
certains occurs.
LIE comte Ostrog protestant une
v6ritable v6n6ration pour maftre
Aubry.
Apres avoir cause pendant I'm
moment dams lie pare, Alex Cavail-
Ian quitta les roches au milieu
desquelles 6cumait la petite riviere
prit un livre ct s'ahsorba dams sa
lecture, tandis que lie notalre ct
son client rentraient au chateau.
Ostrog ne p%arlait plus. La tete
baiss6e, il paraissait profond6ment
r6a6ch1r, tandis que ma1tre Aubry
examinait a la d6rob6e lie visage
6nergique de lancien marin.
-Certainement, pensait-il, il
s'agite quelque chose de grave
dams lie cerveau CONNIE dams le
occur de mon ami....
Questionner Ostrog, lui cut sembl6
imprudent' Mieux valalt atten-
Dire que celui-ci laissat 6chapper
son secret.
.Enfin les deux hommes pen6trA.
rent dams le cabinet de travail du
comte. Cette piece tres waste etait
encombr6e de c%artes, de souvenirs
de voyage, de c%uriosit6s de tous
genres. Quand il Sc promenait au
milieu de CO mus6e, il 6tait facile
au hardi marin de reconstituer un
pass6 d6ja 81 loin de lui. Pas un
un objet qui ne lui rappelat un
6v6nement grave, une chasse, une
bataille on mer, la d%6couverte de
quelqu'1le oubli6e DIES navigateurs
des relations avec des hommes que
jamais il ne reverrait plus; LIE vas
tie chateau dams lequel habitat Os-
frog restait solvent silencieux; ra-
rement les grandes SALES s'emplis-
salient d'invit6s; le marin s'enfer-
matt dams cette piece quill pr6f6-
raft entire t011tas. at y Dassait Ia
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FERME A VENDRE

Pres de Currie, Murray Co., MINI.
240 acres de terre avec r6colte,
chevaux, instruments aratoires,
Etc. Currje q un chemin de fer,
une 6glise catholique avec I'm pre-
tire resident, une biblioth6que Ca
tholique, Etc. Pour de plus am
pies imformations s'adresser par
lettre q r. 3. WALSHE.
Easthampton, Mass.
Abonnez-vous IEoHo DE LOU
EST, $l.0O.par aimee.
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isme de vouloir JOUR- de ce bon
heur-la, ct lie d6sir de sentir mes
mains serr6es par les mains calleu-
ses de tant de dignes matelots. Je
batirai l'hospice prochainement
Parchiteete dot men apporter les
plans dams une semaine; quinze
jours apr4s nous poserons lapremi-
ere pierre. Ce sera une solennite
dams lie pays. Tout le d6partement
y viendra. lie troisieme million
don't parle mon testamentest afec-
t6 a l'entretien de mes pensionnai-
res.
Article ~, vous laissez un
million a M. Alex Cavaillan. 80.
Mon meilleur ami; quand je
dis mon meilleur, ne croyez point
dependant que je fasse moins de
cas- de votre affection. Cette do
nation sera du reste une sorte de
fd6icommis. Je connais Cavail-
Ian; mes d6sirs seront pour lui DIES
ordres. -. II faut pr6voir tous les
6v6nements dams Ia vie. ST je me
montre dur a Regard de mon frere
Hector, en- supposant quill ait au-
tour de lui uine famille, je ne veux
pas que cette famille SQUIRE. J'ex-
pliquerai plus tard ceci q Cavail-
Ian. ST jamais il apprenait que
mon fr6re s'est marie, quill a des
enfants la Motto de cette somme
reyiendrait q ceux qui sont inno-
cents DIES infamies de mon fr6re.
-Ceci est q la fois sage ct bon
Voyons maintenant Particle v.
III content le souvenir que je
Cochise review., 1900-08-24
LIVED IN SPITE OF PROPHECY.
A consumptivs Phiiadsiphia wonaa1 Survives Three Doctors, Who
 Predicted Death.

"Tenacity of life" remarked a well. known Walnut street physician, reports the Philadelphia Record, "crops out in The most unexpected ways. A remark. able incident of 1t Is the wife of a life insurance man of my acquaintance, Eight years ago she developed symp. toms Of heart affection, the physician h attendance saying she could not live longer than q month. She took the statement rhilosophically, and as she had always been fond of the good things of life, she determined that her last moments on earth should not be ioleful. For year and n half she lin. gered, and one day the doctor died. A second physician was called in, and he likewise diagnosed her case as one pos scssing immediate danger. She lin. gered for lore than two years under his care, and then he died. A third doc tor who was summ oned considered 1t his duty to inform her that her demise was only a question of few months, Two weeks ago he was seized with ma. lignaut typhoid fever, which resulted fatally. The woman is still com. tortably alive and promises to continue in that condition, as the doctors are inclined 10 fight shy of her"
Cochise review., 1900-08-24

workman and highly respected. H, has brother in this town.
 Miss Lily Burr left this morning fol trip down the line.
 Thomas Dove and J. P. Pearson arc registered at the Norton
 George Mitchell, the Cananea super intendent, arrived in town last even. ing.
 J. D. Wistar is among the guests at the Norton. He arrived from Nacosari yesterday.
 R. J. Thompson, of Globe, came in yesterday and Is looking into the min ing possibilities of this district He is registered at the Norton,
 Owing to the Episcopal church ser. vice being held at the Library Hall, Sunday morning, the Presbyterian Sunday school will commence at 10 a. ID. instead of 10:S0.
 Joseph Curtis arrived in town and is staying at the Norton house. He is at tsnding to the development of his property in the Huachucas J. N, Cur tis, his son, accompanied him.
 Henry Collmann, of the Brewery Cafe, had charge of the lunch counter at the Spray Shaft dance last night, and the excellence of the viands was acknowledged. The guests were waited upon by twelve ladies.
 LosT-Between Sampson House and old Brewery Gulch cemetery, ladies gold watch with chain attached. Find CT will please leave same at Bisbee Fruit store and obtain reward, or with Tom Grady of the Warren Laundry Co.
 A fine automobile was received by George Mitchell, of the Greene Con. solidated Mining Co.,, yesterday The carriage is of the latest pattern and made by the Winton Motor Carriage company of New York. MT. Mitchhell drove the horseless carriage up Main street last evening to the delight of numerous spectators. The carriage worked fairly well for the first trial, and will soon be carrying MT. Mitchell between here and the mine. The local horses evinced the greatest horror and aversion to the mobile and attempted to give the uncanny object a wide berth, It fact then that horses must have a sense of the supernatural, for such, to them, must have seemed Mir. Mitchell's carriage.
Cochise review., 1900-08-24
LOCAL NOTES.

Andrew Cantrell left today for Cali. fornia.
 F. J. setelle, of Fl Paso, is at the Bessemer.
 One Of the Copper Queen furnaces has shut down temporarily for repairs.
 Albert Penny, of Los Gatos, came in last night and is visitor at the Besse- mer.
 Miss Emily Miller has arrived from Tombstone and is visiting friends in this city.
 J. J. Mitchell, with the Bessemer as headquarters is attending to business matters in town
 c. v. McVeagh, the well known San Francisco drummer, came in last even ing aud registered at his headquarters, the Bessemer.
 Lote Gould left this morning for the Cananeas on his wheel Carrying dis patches for the mine He is expected back today
 Kenney Brothers have picked out forty bead of particularly fine stock out of bunch of 600, and they are by this time across tho line headed for this part.
 Jacob Miller supplied tho Spray Hoist dance last night with cakes, pies, and confectionery of all kinds. They were pronounced delicious by the nu- merous guests.
 Pete Johnson was up from his mine last evening. The South Bisbee is about to ship three cars of ore, one from No. ? shaft and two from No. 3 shaft. The mine is looking very well, said MT. Johnson and the development work is proceeding to his satisfaction.
 A very happy party was given yes terday afternoon at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Grandstrom in honor of tho birthday of their little daughter, Irene A number Of little friends were present and delightful timo was enjoyed by alI.
 T. S. Verfurth tho miner who was injured at the lIolbrook few nights ego, died the night before last. He was buried this morning. The deceas. ed came here from the state of Wash. ington, and was an industrious steady
Cochise review., 1900-08-24
COST OF CITY LOTS.
Too High to Raise Watsrmslons and Garden Truck On
 in Chicago.

The amazement of the bueolic mind at the extraordinary prices paid fos a city lot in cities as populous as Chi. cago or New York is brought out by this yarn, told in the Chicago Times. Herald:
 Tom Nicnoll, the artist, was talk. ing to an old negro down in Georgia few days ago, whom he had told that he lived in Chicago.
 "Whar Is dis yer Chercargo" the ancient darky asked. "Ees dat b'yant de sea?"
 No, it's up north above here, i,4oo or l,5oo miles,"
 Itch, Go! Oats too fur fur me, Kin you ride all de way on de kyars?"
 "Oh, yes, and much farther"
 T spose you got big fahm up dar in dat Chercargo, what you call hit?"
 No, I don't own 6 foot of ground there"
 "Wharfo dis?"
 Costs too much" g "'Bout how much, suh?"
 Well, if you just wanted . place to pur horne, you could probably get 1t for $25O or so5o a foot.
 The old fellow leaned over and looked incredulously into the artists face.
 "Huh?" he asked. "Is yo' tslkin' sense to me, white man?"
 Certainly, and If you wanted 6 place to put store or something like that, 1t would cost s4,ooo or ss,Ooo . foot front"
 The negro was paralyzed. He could not even comprehend the cost of . foot of Chicago.
 Listen at dis, ole oman" he said to the dusky nanny who was broil. ing young chicken and fixing the artist a savory meal, 'listen at dis! Oars niggahs gwinter come back heah if dey's got sense ernuff to grease CT gimlet Whar dey gwinter git groun' ernuff to raise wottermillyuns, much lessen place fur taters en cab. bages en mustud greens en goobahsf scuse me, suh, is you maxim meal9"