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Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
A POOR LOT OF AMERICANS.
They Went Abroad to Have a Good
 Time, But They Don't Know How.

'I never saw so many distressed looking women as haunt the office of the tourist Sagencies," writes q gir from Paris. "A good many distressed looking men haunt them. too. and even whole parties. They've done the fair. or think they have. and now they don't know what to do with them selves. so they turn to the tourist agencies for help and advice and con solation. and above and beyond all else because at these agencies they speak English. This is the sort of dialogue you hear:
 Middle-Aged Matron to Clerk-You see we don't sail until october l. and we've got all this time to put in some where and Paris is so hot. Where would you advise us to go?
 Clerk-Well, really madam, I can hardly advise you; there's Switzerland and there's Holland
 Middle-Aged Matron. interrupting- Isn't Holland hot, too? I've always heard it was.
 Clerk-Not all parts of Holland. You might go to Scheveningen. That's the seashore. and
 M. A. Matron-I've always heard that Holland was hot. Don't you know of some place in Switzerland that isn't hot?
 Clerk-Why not Murren. madam it's very high. Then there's the Fn- gadine.
 NJ. A. MatrOn-It takes good while to get to Switzerland doesn't it? John Undressing a bored-looking Mid dle-Aged Man), which would you rather do-go to Holland or Switzer- land? I've always heard that Holland was hot and it's an awful journey to Switzerland: but we've got to put in all this time somewhere before we sail and l think you might just take some inter es. and d5side ft. SD I do.
 Middle-Aged Man, yawning-Really. my dear, it doesn't make any difference to me where We go. I've been to all these places. you know. Just decide for yourself.
 M. A. Matron-Oh. dear. I wish we were going to sail tomorrow. The idea of all this time to put in before Octo- Der l, and no idea where to put it in. Gro the Clerk): Did you say that I1OIldnO NdSH so very not. Anu Sb on, ad infinitum. When you think of the thousands in the United States who would be be, oh. so grateful for ever so little time in Europe. it is pa thetic. The town is full of rich, pur- poseless, bored Americans who have come over here with the idea of having a good time, but who. when it comes to the point. don't know how to have it. Every time I go to my bankers I see the same people hanging around the reading and waiting rooms. wait ing for the mail to be distributed-far all the world as they would in back woods town-and ever on the lookout for some friend-or even some enemy. They use their bankers as q sort of club. The tall girl and her mother from Boston whom We met first at Beyreuth and later at Berlin. are among the crowd at the bankers al- ways, and the tall girl told me, No, indeed, we didn't let the bankers know our Paris address. Half the fun is to come down here every morning and ask for the mail and see if there's anybody in town we know. If it hadn't been for this daily stunt I'd have died of ennui long ago."-New York Eve ming Sun.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County, ss.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of r. J. Cheney & Co.,. doing business in the City of Toledo. County and State aforesaid. and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case of Ca tarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. this 9th day of Decem- Der, A. D., 1886.
 [seall A. w. GLEASON,
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces O. the system. Send for testimonials, free.
 F. J. CHENEY t2 CO. Toledo. O. Sold by druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

formerly belonging to the Extension company.
 J. B. McAllister returned yesterday afternoon from a hunting and fishing trip in the Mogollon mountains. He was accompanied by his wife and son. They had a nice time, but did not kill any bears worth bringing home.
 F. F. Jordan will leave tomorrow for Fossil creek to do some surveying for the power proposition there in which he is interested.
 The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thompson is quite sick with bron- chitis, and has been so for several days. It is to be hoped she will recover in a short time
 H. C. Campbell. the artist. is in town again delivering some work he has completed since leaving. two weeks ago.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

anyone has cough, cold or throat and lung trouble. ''l always recommend Acker Eng fish Remedy, because 1 know just what It will do. It has cured every case where l nave seen it tried. It is the best expectorant and tonic l ever handled ill my II years experience. Twill give just one instance ot gentleman who had been troubled for years with q nasty, hacking cough. ! ad- NlSed Acker's English Remedy. He tried 2 sample bottle and was cured before he had taken half of it, at no cost whatever. This l. an exceptional ease however, as it usually lakes two or three bottles 70
 (Signed) A. B. CooE, Bellefontaine, Ohio.
 Sold at 25c.. Soc, and Sl a bottle. through Oat the United Statc> and Canada; and in England, al Is. 2d.. 2s. 3d. 4s Gd. If you urc not satisfied after buying, return the bottle to your druggist, and get your money back.
 IT. auaiort-e he aborc guurqntee.
 l.. II. HOQAE-: 4 e., Jr. r' '-.- York.
 For sale by Ben l.. Bear. Keystone Pharmacy
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

ness or inattention of nurses during the insensibility of a patient. will it is hoped. find a check by reason of the recent verdict against St. Vincent's s hospital. New York. A young woman, undergoing severe surgical operation. was so badly burned while under the influence of ether that she was maimed for life. She sued the hospital for damages-and by the unanimous de- clsion of seven judges of the appellate division was awarded $10.0O0.
 Up to the present time there has been no law in the state of New York hold ing a hospital responsible for injury done a patient while under it's charge. This case establishes a law which it is hoped will be adopted in other states as well.
 The newest new thing for the new baby is the 'mafllot." or ''cCsey." This is a sort of pillow case arrangement made of sheer lawn and trimmed with handsome Valenciennes lace. into which baby is tucked while being ex- hibited to friends and relatives. This custom is an adaptation of the French and German habit of carrying the baby around in a case until almost old enough to walk. The fashion is called "en maillot"
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
NEAR ENOUGH.

"Got that job c cards done foI Doc Pillem?" asked the Jayville editor.
 'Yes. it's done." piled the foreman Joey made q little mistake setting il up. Mebbe Doc'll kick but I reckon il ain't so far wrOng.'
 What is it?"
 Joey made it prescriptions careful ly conrounded. FIX.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

Ollch they rC
 fuse to do so; because, as q rule, they da not believe it proper to ad
 viseanyonetG take . patent medicine of which they dd not know the ingredients.It is the physi. elan $ busi- nesSs to pre- scribe. Some make an Cx- ception, how ever, W hen
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

woman can do more with a hair pin and the handle of an old tooth brush than a man can with a tool chest and three old clocks.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
B A B Y P U LL- B A ( K $

B A BY P PULL-B AC K s
 It is strange that babies get on 50 well as they do; there are so many pull-backs! But Scott's emulsion of cod-livcr oil is a wonderful help.
 Begin with a little. To, much will upset the stomach. Increase, but keep under the limit. The limit is upsetting the stomach.
 It rests a tired digestion, it does not tax the stomach at all :; it lets it play-little stomachs like to play,
 Wen send you a little try, il you like SCOTT ! BOVINE, 4og Pearl street, New York.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

When a husband and wife "get along." the wife's beauty has nothing to do with it: it is all owing 10 how she acts.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
PROHIBITION TICKET

 CHARLES H. DAVIDSON For Councilman. DIR. J. w. THOMAS. For Assemblymen. $. ABBOTT. "A. P. SHEWMAN. *R A. FOWLER, J. ?. IVY. r. For Sheriff.
 as. $. STOUT.
 For Treasurer. *M. w. MESSENGER.
 For Recorder. FRANK M'FALL. For District Attorney. A. J. EDWARDS.
 For Assessor.
 J. G. HAMMELS. For Probate Judge. "J. H. LANGSTON Superintendent of Public Instruction. A. II. FULTON For Supervisors. s. s. GREEN. "F. C. NORRIS.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
Tea.

In making up pillows of pine needles "a little curled hair added will keep the needles from mating and render the pillows more comfortable.
 While to most people rice is rice. and il makes but little difference from what country it comes. to the Chinese. and other practiced rice eaters the differ cnre is very great. The Chinese will not eat Louisiana rice. declaring that il cooks hard. Next to their own i'm ported rice. which is remarkably small grained. they prefer the rice grown in the Carolina marshes. ciaim- ing that # has more substance There is very little Chinese rice imported. When the American rice crop is short. Java and Japan fill in the gap. This rice comes in round grains. Last year nearly one hundred thousand bags were imported from Japan alone. but this year the importations will be al fetted by the big demand for Japan rice in the orient.
 Another American product that is already affected by the Chinese war is
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
PHOENIX PRECINCT TICKET

For Justices of the Peace. T. J. HILL. %J. M. BURNETT.
 For Constables. E. o. REYNOLDS. SD. p. KYLE. Nominees of republicans and demo- crats endorsed by prohibition conven. tion.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
Prohibition Meetings

Fowler, October 9. Cartwright. October g. Osborne School house. October 24. Phoenix, October PC. Tempe. October 2. Mesa, October 29. Buckeye, October a. Scottsdale, November ?. Phoenix, November 3.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
He 7Esf@Gg a
 SaEs1E9Ee Bottle

Nearly every day peopir come into drua sIores and ask the Druggists to recommend some medicine for their trouble Very
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
N otice of Dissolution of Partnership

MOTT is hereby giveu that lhe firm known V as GosarG & Parker. dOIDg iusin 2S Mort" coni avenue has this. the 18th day Of September, dissOl9ed by mutual cOn- sent.
 H. l.. Parker retiras and A. J. Gosart will cnHtiune thz hu' in.ss. and assumes all in debtedness and collects all accounts.
 A. JGOSiRT.
 H. J. PAkkEz.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
SI IDPER

Fried Tomatoes with Cream,
 in Chafng Dish.
 Brown Bread and Butter. Sliced Ham. Cnili Sauce. Baked Quinces. Delicate Cake.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

H~NS~~S S'Ss>S By Emma Paddock Telford. Make no show of taking great de- light in your victuals; feed not with greediness: lean not on the table; neither find fault With what you cat George Washington. MENU, SUNDAY. OCTOBER 21.
 BREAKFAST
 Grapes
 Scotch Oats. Scrappel. Baked Potatoes ' Scrambled Eggs
 Coffee.
 DINNER.
 Vegetable soup. pickled Tomatoes. Black Olives. Roast Chicken. Spiced GoosrberIies. Sweet Potatoes.
 Cold Slaw Green Peppers. Stuffed with Rice
 Cheese Sticks.
 Butternut Ice Cream.
 Raisin Cake.
 Back Coffee
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

Another American product that is already affected by the Chinese war is
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

Fish should never be turned while boiling. Put the inside next to the cOals and allow it to cook until thor oughly done. Then turn and just brown the skin side, taking care that il does not scOrch.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

By Emma Paddock Telford.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

One of the latest society fads in Lon don-a fad which has both rhyme and reason in its favor-is hygienic gastro- nony. Last season several well known West End houses established in their kitchen "grills.' after the most ap. proved chop-house fashion. in order to supply the demand for what doctors cali plain food" and this season it is predicted that this same sensible GUS tom will find favor here.
 The numbelloss eases of hot water baG burning, caused by the careless
Arizona republican., 1900-10-20

canned salmon. Beside a shortage of 300. coo to 73O.O0 cases. as compared with last year. the Japanese govern ment is placing heavy orders in the local market for salmon to feed it's a
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-24
PRIMARY ELECTION LAW
WANTED.


Picayune's Jackson Bureau.
A primary election law that will
keep thieves from stealing votes and
sending in forced returns will be an
other thing that will confront the
Legislature. This way of having a
lot OF thieves in Il lot of counties play
with loaded dice, while their neigh.
bors in the other counties Of the State
are playing straight game, isa thing
that the honest taxpayers OF the
State will not brook. And especially
Is this true, since those who claim to
be In party authority make no effort
to apprehend and have punished the
thieves and forgers. Men who will
steal Offices will steal anything else
they can get their hands on. and the
taxpayers. who are patient and long.
suffering. need not he expected to
longer tolerate such rascallty. There.
fore, the next session Of tic Levjsla.
ture should be given An opportunity
TO pass a prilnary election law, dras.
tic enough "a spnh any man to the
penitentlary WHO even looks upon q
Call0t With stutting Intent.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-24

Mark Hanna has set Gown VI '"'
proposition to organize noo's. w.,
Rough Rider clubs in the oou''."
States. The scheme. which ""' u
tended 80 make Teddy Tue WIN"
show, has collapsed
"We will have said ona'''pp' ',
Hanna. "McKinley ana hoo,.'v .,
clubs. but the Republican Na''0"' :,
Committee will not encoalaS' ~ y,
countepance Rough Rider cluos' :. "rd !
will not contribute a dolla' .o" -,
them. II the local managers )" ''', vi
mountain States decide tllat h0"s, u,
Rider clubs will help them 'ne' ~, ~,
20 ahead and organize toe,l'' ..,,,
Blaine was in to see me "'o"' ,oon
his scheme. l believe we Ga" AK a.I in
pIish much more good WIN "''
lev and Roosevelt clubs w.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-24
!Thelrmorrat-Star
MRS. J. X. JONES OPPOSED To
"wOMAN'S RIGHTS"
New York Telegraph.

New York Telegraph
Mrs. James X. Jones. the wi'cuf the
chairman of the Democratic national
committee. is br no omeans believer ~
woman's rights ar wumans suffrage, as
both of Those propositions are under
stood and advocated in this section OF
the country. Mrs. Jones. too. is by no
means backward IN giving her views
along those lines. and they are mot at
all complimentary to the persons of
gentler sex who are so sttOngly clam
oring for the rights OF the ballot ana
who are seeking noloriety on that foot
ing with men.
Il absolutely disapprove of women
holding Office" said Mrs. Jones, IN an
interview granted in Kansas City to a
reporter, just returned from the con-
yention. 'Wonien can WELD great IN
fluence in shaping the affairs OF The
world. hut it is not by assuming the
manners. customs and occupations OF
the men. | am clad that the woman
suffragists have necn unable To secure
a plank in the Democratic platform
advocating the cause for which they
are contending. BY this ! do not mean
that do not believe in women work
jny and in working women. Tor. on the
contrary. do all ] can to help them
succeed. Then. too. ! believe that
every woman should keep herself
posted on the political. financial and
social conditions of the country. e5-
pecially when any member nf her fani'
lily, or her prospective husband Is IN
any way connected with political
movements. But | think That the
evergrowing custom OF wotnen'Scluh
is the worst Of all the movements
along those lines. for it leads LOwart
puliticnl ambitions aud is the first SteI
tuward masculine manners, ideas ant
pursuits. Such women find their huS
bands soon lose the chivalry and ten
derncSs and devotion which makes life
worth living to any woman,
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-24
AT LAST SHE SMILED AND
SPOKE.

Anything wrong 2" asked the hotel
clerk of the New York drummer who
had just got home from the West.
IL was thinking" was the reply.
- rode from Toledo to Buffalo with
the prettiest girl l ever saw"
But that didn't hurt you. Who
was she ?"
Cant tell"
You didn't introduce yourself and
get her card in return 2"
No"
"No particular trouble, eh?' so'
licitously insisted the clerk,
Well. it was this way" replied the
traveller, as he braced up for the ex-
plantation. "She sat opposite me. you
know. and tried fer an hour to catch
her eye. She simply ignored me and
gazed out of the window. Then rose
and handed her magazine, but she
declined with thanks. Ten minutes
later | bought the latest novel out
hut she said she didn't care to read,
Then bought some fruit, but she
would accep none. She also ignored
me when tried to draw her out on
music
But you persisted :"
"Oh, yes, that is, | was about to
make another attempt to enter into
conversation when the train came to a
halt at Il town, and the girl ncckoned
ne over. | was there in an instant,
and with the sweetest smile you ever
saw she asked me il ! would do her a
slight favor"
"With all my heart" | FASTENED to
say.
"Well. she said. smiling even more
sweetly. suppose you leave the train
here and take the next one that fol-
lows, for you have made me dead tired,
and ! feel like taking nap,'"
Good gracionS," whispered the
clerk
Yes, SIR" said the drummer. as he
| reached for cigar. land | want to 20
up to my room and sit and think and
try and figure it out. Perhaps its
time | left the road and settled down
at home"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-24
BILLIONS IN TRUSTS.

In a general review Of the trust
question IN It's relation to the preSl-
dental campaign the Saturday Even
ing Post plcSnts number Of interest
ing facts and figures According to
the only Srmi-otficial statement the
trusts formed in this country IN recent
years have capitalzatlons that pro-
duced the almost incredible total of
over seven billions Of dollars. The
Saturday Evening Post gives "A list OF
thirty combinations. each Of which
has il capitalization of over fifty mil
lions OF dollars. 1t says:
These thirty combinations are
credited With capital amounting to
two and Onc-third billions of dollars.
The entire general stock of money of
all kinds in the United States-god,
silver. nolrSand certiticates-amountS
To about $500, 100000. So that if all
the fnur hundred combines in the list
should try to turn their'capitaliZatiOn
into cash they would use up every
penny Of the nations money and then
have only about forty per cent Of their
demands. Indeed. the thirty cOrpOr-
ationS mentioned would nearly use up
all our cash. or course, we know that
business is transacted mostly on credit
and this gives an entirely different
view of the case. but the comparisons
show the real financial hugeneSS Of
the modern combinations.
"CungrcSS and twenty-nine OF the
States have passed laws expressly de-
signed and constructed to prohibit
trusts. aud yet the trusts have in
creased more rapidly since .hcSe laws
were passed and have grown more in
capitnlzai ion than ever before in the
cOllntry'S history.
"A great trouble is the lack If uni.
fOrmity IN The various laws. For in.
stance. New Jersey. Delaware and
West Virginia deliberately l0osend and
brOadened their Incorporation laws in
order to increase the income of the
State Government by the fees. At the
same time Massachusetts, which is
said to have the best corporation law
in the country. has Il State Commits.
Sioncr OF Corporations to eXa nine and
appraye The certificate of Organiza-
tion. and rolnprlS every corporation to
pay in the Whole amount of its capital
stock before IL can begin business. and
after that to make annual statements
Ia the State Commissioner. giving the
details of meetings. shareholders,
capital stock. assets and liabilities, "
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-24
Whe4stnurrat- g..
DIR bozlEH To MIS-

DIR hozIEn 10 MISS ,,n.
INVITES lINn 10 itnrxo a..
ARMY OF Nero Avrxo' ~ llrN
q "''''',"g"a". ~ m''.,.. A.. Ausu>r 4, =
y, H., :. p"1'e'' "A wrII-known n,,' Do
"' TINS city, who * . p"'slciau
u'., ",a',aer ut the Regents Of N" '' w., sonF
>hleld. an organizalion ,,,''' "s White
!" Alaoama aud several o,h"' ,uu exists
crn STATES for the pruno,t' ' south.
Iup'e'naeF' ',',' to-day mailed ,o ",''e NJ.
Lillian Jewett, the Boston 70 Miss
aElta'or, VIII" proposes to VIo.nPrr" ,o'%
a'"'s ,a '' o'ack crusaders to Now ' "a az
leans :" 've"ue the death 81 ~" ,h' or,
lro murderer Robert Cha,ls' s"e 'r,
,s.. M.te war Oh the southern pDnn,' ""d
letter. in which he says: people
IL gives me plcasurs to juroru,
that the Regents of the whi,o ~ ~! you
arc , very substantial body Of n,''e ,''ela
lied patriots who are ready ;, 'FSan'
you and your Ethiopian escor, ''e''e
extend such other services ."''' =, and
DC appropriate To express on, 'o"D' ~.
tempt FOR one with Whit 49, Voo'
olacN helrt' and at the same lima ''d
add another hue of darker .''.,c u
'nat Oh Hades' So come on, fai, I ,1o.. ~
Of Arc ana don't be too modest ,boaa poaa
Tue number of crusaders you vGu' h,is
wit" you Ten Thousand are '','s nas
enough I" taxour hospitalities IN h'. n''
h'shlng our sleeping accomod,,.. a
!" our p"tter'S field. In concn..
let me state that as we r,isp ''' I
crops OF cotton in this section ~,
we 'lave an abundant supply Of ns ro'.
on 'and Tor every emergency and W.
know when and how to use it,
The Regents of the White Sbio,a
NUMBER many of the most prominon,
citizens of this section amouu i,'
membership ii biz percentage If
whom are Confederate ye,er,nS 49,.
urahu Army men. The letter w,s
written BY Dr. Dozier in his ofBci,l
capacity.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-24

Georgia papers say that sa~,a ,'..,, : Ms his
the evangelist. is about 70 Is'''s, S,,'D, ",
old home at Cartersvllle, va' s,r ,'s,,.
m and remove to the vicinity Of Al'a", aa.
ia, and they intimate that DIS s"' =" he.
Of residence will le made s'u'p,, :. the.
cause he has .'lost his grip I
Cartersyi,le people.
The Press Club Of Mobile : !, silver
! iaod 70 for The purchase q a,1nl,sd ,d,s
service L, BE- presented y" 90
Stntes hattleship AlaUh'O"' ~
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-24
Inhn uilI Real Estate Agent,
fDS.S POINT NIS.N.

Moss POINT. MISS.
viii sell real estate improved or uniin-
proved. and attend tn all business pertaining
10 real estate matters. Rice lands that can
be irrigated. II speciality. Persons having
lands for sale will do well to list them with
me. Correspondence solicited.
~" Office ut res dence.
August %. lSM Sly
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-24

Managers OF the various railroads
operating out NJ Chicago declare that
they will cooperate with officers of the
Anti-Cigarctte League in the war.
fare ON the cigarette habit. and it is
prohablr that several of the roads will
follow llr example of the Rock Is
land Company in issuing Il general Or
der prohibiting the use Of cigarettes
among their employees.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-24

Attorney General McClurg, in an
opinion to the board of supervisors OF
COvington county says: County treas.
urers are required by section 902 of
the Code to bring all money belonging
To the county before the board with
their quarterly reports to be counted.
Certificates of deposit will not answer.
There are no exceptions to the law.
However risky or inconvenient. the
cash must he counted by the board in
session.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-24

The Meridian Star tells of u man
who Il 80 indignant ut the conduct OF
Chinese that he tpok an ax and cut
down all the Chinese trees In his yard.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-24

R0osevelt's malicious attack upon
the Democrats, living and dead, who
served IN the war with Spain contin.
nes to rebound upon himself with in.
creasing force. The living are lnore
Jealous In their resentment OF the In.
suit to their dead comrades than tt
themselves. Everyhody is angry, In.
Guiding Mr.. Rooscvel,'s friends, bul
nobody Is surprised.