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Arizona republican., 1900-09-12

At meeting of the Maricopa county prohibition central committee, called for the purpose of setting date of coun- ty convention, it was resolved that meeting should be held Septembr 13. at ?. m., at Doris hall. The appoint ment of delegates from the different precincts is as follows: Phoenix. 20; Mesa, 6: Tempe, 8; Buckeye, 3; Glen dale, s, and all other precincts 1 each. Every one in sympathy with the prin- ciples of this party are earnestly asked to attend this convention.
 s. :. GREEN, Chairman.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-12
THE SAVAGE BACHELOR.

l presume" said the Sweet Young Thing, that you would call that man who waited thirty years to get to marry the woman he loved. foolish
 Me No. Of course. he would have shown more sense if he had waited an other thirty years" said the Savage elor-Indianapolis Press.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-12
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, al- lays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twen- ty-five cents a bottle
Arizona republican., 1900-09-12


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Arizona republican., 1900-09-12
HERE AGAIN.

Paul Morgan, the expert Piano tuner. is again in Phoenix. Those wanting their pianos tuned or repaired for the fall and winter may leave orders at either of the music stores in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-12
BEAR Keystone Pharmacy Opposite City Hall.
Opposite City Hall.

NOW OPEN. The Leland, Adams street. between Center and First streets. Nicely furnished rooms by the day, week or month. Transients ac- commOda ted.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-12

Cards of thanks, notices pertaining to organizations and societies, church fairs or socials, will not be printed in The Republican except when paid for.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-12
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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-10-27
Democratic National Ticket.

I. Democratic National Ticket
WI BRyAN.
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ADf~AfK STEvKNsoN.
For press1eutisB klecsovx
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81. RICH q Bingham.
STATE TICKET.
For United stssos sss.aos
FRED T. DUBoIs-
For Supreme Judge.
90. srocKsIA0KR.
For Gongysssmsn.
THOMAS l. GLENN.
For Governor.
FRANK W HUNT.
For Lieuteuans Governor.
THOMAS r. TERRKLL.
For Attorney General.
FRANK MARTIN.
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The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-10-27
HANNA's CAMPAIGN SPEECHES.

Mark Hanna has just completed a
speech making campaign in the Da-
| kotas, Nebraska and. other north
western states. After his retuEnto
Chicago from swinging around thls
circle, he gave out an interview, in
which he said: II have swung South
Dakota INTO the republican line and
will come very near carrying Nebraska
against Bryan too" Now if the pub
lie thinks the pcr>uavive powers OF
Mr.. Hanna's eloQuence has changed
votes, then the public. is mistaken.
The speech making Of MIR. Hanna is
merely pretense. He Is swinging
around in a.. circle in the. doubtful
states distributing Doodle to the
faithful leaders, by which he hops
to purchase d sull,cienL number Of
votes to carry those state for Presi-
dent Mckinley.
The republicans have almost given
up all hopes of carrying New York
and Indiana, and are making a fight
To carry enough western states that
went for Bryan four years ago to in
sure the election Of Mckinley without
New York and lnd ana -.t
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-10-27

the difference in the income re
ceived from the rental OF scl1ool
lands under the different admins
trations, the facts concerning winch
were published in these columns a
few weeks ago. Any reasonable
minded man listening to his argu-
ment on this subject could not
help being convinced that fusion
control Of the state has been a
benefit and a saving to the tax
payers, and must inevitably arrive
at the conclusion that the fusionlsts
have proven themselves worthy IN
the past and should be continued
in power in the future.
Mr.. Martin also discussed ma
tional issues in an able manner,
devoting his time principally to the
two subjects OF finance and i'm
perialism. Taken all in ALL; his
speech was an excellent one, anc
won for him the RESPECT OF the
entire audience regardless o
politics,
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-10-27
A JUST coMPAKIsoN,I. !,

Hon. Frank Martin dressed: a
large audience at..the court house
Tuesday evening of this week.
Mr.. Martin is a forcible speaker
and talked for about three hours
on state and national issues with
out wearying any part of the
audience.
Mr. Martin is the first speaker
SO far, in the county to discuss
state issues He compared the
four years of fusion administration
with the preceding six years of the
republican administration, and he
showed by facts and figures from
the official records that the econ
omy of the fusion administration
has saved the taxpayers of the
state thousands Of dollars as com
pared with the record made by the
republican party, He also showed
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-10-27
WHERE Is sH0UP9

This question has been frequent
ly asked and not satisfactorily
answered by the republicans. He
is not making any speeches. Shoup
can't make speech, and he is not
making tour of the counties en-
couraging the faithful to rally-to
his support. He is keeping him
self close to the central committee
and directing, himself, the expen-
diture Of that $50, 900 which; lark
Hanna gave him to carry the state
of Idaho for Mckinley and him
SELF He has not sufficient conf
dence in the chairman of the state
central committee to allow him; to
dispense the swag, and, in fact, lit
is reported that he seriously dis
trusts the purposes 81 the chair,
man to put forth the proper effort.
and he, and Joe Pefrault have
practically deposed the gallan,
major and are themselves jointly
directing the campaign.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-10-27
A full dinner pail-Full of
N-cent wheat.


xUUxON Oh 8XT0AvA0ANC8.
Republicans are not taking kind
| ~ to the speeches made by demo
cratic speakers in the state, com
pairing the records of the tw,
parties on state finances. They
take particular exception to thu
statement that under six years o
republican administration onl,
$4,000 was derived from the stat.
from the rental Of school lands
and that under the four years o.
fusion administration more than
$Io, 900 have been received from
that source. They are now at.
!! Tempting to make the people be-
fieve that the fusion administra.
tion has been inaugurating sys
tenn Of tenantry similar to that OF
Ireland.
The Shoup republican organ,
Published in Boise last week, has
the following to say on this SUBJ
ject: at must be funny to men
who have threshed out this ques.
ton. who have given it any
thought or study, or who have
Witnessed its operations, to listen
to kindergarten politicians pointing
with pride to an administration
that encourages leasing Of lands.
For sublime assininity this takes
the flowerworks, and we wonder
that the voter, even in the rural
districts, doesn't give Joseph Hunt
and Frank Martin the merry laugh.
1t is enough to make the oldtime
democrats who have been gathered
to their fathers turn in their
graves.
So far, however, they have not
attempted to defend the republican
administration in the state, nor to
reason why they should
be saed to power, or why the
fusl SHOULD be elected from
the state administration.
The Wallace Advance, staunch
republican paper, in its issue Ct
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-10-27

last week, without specifically
admitting the rottenness of the
Mcconnell administration, does so
by implication, and insinuates that
the republican party has now been
purged of its McConnellism and
can administer the affairs OF the
state government as well as can
the fusionists. Among other things
the editor says: eve are satisfied
with Mckinley and Roosevelt and
the republican state ticket, which
is free from McConneIlism and
corporation influence. Standrod is
the safest and best qualified man
ever nominated Tor governor Of
Idaho"
This, it seems, is but a poor
defense at best Of hopeless cause,
for when you look at the personel
Of the republican state ticket you
find that almost every candidate
was prominently identified with
the Mcconnell administration,
some of them having held office
along with him, and three Of them
were appointed to Office of some
kind by Governor Mcconnell. The
question before the people on the
state ticket is: Do we wish to con.
tinue fusion economy, or do we
wish to return to the extravaganza
Of the days of republican rule? !.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-10-27
THE suLu TREATY.

"Millions for. defence, but mo,
one cent for tribute" These words
were used by Mr.. Pinkney, the
American minister to France dur
ing the French revolution. The
OCCASION was the refusal of the
directory of France to receive
American ambassadors unless upon
the condition that they would
pledge payment to the French
treasury of a quarter of million
of dollars.
When Mckinley sent General
Bates to take possession, in the
name of the United States, of the
Sulu archipelago, the sultan refused
to receive or recognize him unless
he was compensated, whereupon
General Bates entered into the
agreement. which has now become
famous as the Sulu treaty, under
the terms of which the United
States pays thousands of dollars
per year to the sultan.
If Mckinley were. in the right,
the answer given BY Bates should
have been the same as that given
by Pinkney. s...s: atv
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-10-27
MORE nsx1uI1Y MORE JAr.

Under the above caption the
Seattle Times Of last Saturday
publishes an illustrated article deal
ing with the labor question in the
state Of Washington. They have
a picture Of an old dilapidatcd
boxcar in which thirty-two Japa-
Dese laborers make their home.
They show the result Of their in
vestigstions to. the effect that one,
Remington. at Tacoma, had been
importing Japanese laborers under
contract to work for railroads,
which is a plain violation Of the
federal law in regard 70 importa-
tion Of contract labor.
They also show that these facts
had been brought to the knowledge
Of the United States district attor-
ney, q republican appointee Of the
president of the United States, and
that no attempt at prosecuting the
oHense has been made by the
federal authority.
The account is not at all over
drawn. Any citizen Of Rathdrum
can walk down by the depot in
this town and see an old boxcar,
the counterpart Of that shown in
the Times, in which dwell the
Japanese employed here. There
are over ten thousand Of these laps
in the state of Washington, and q
large number have been employed
by the railroads OF Idaho.
They are now being introduced
into the Occur fAlene mines.
About a hundred Of them are nos
at work on the Last Chance mine
in Wardner, and are. being paid
sl.I5 day. 1t is expected thai
in . short time Japs will be en-
ployed in the Occur d'Alenes in al
surface work. This is the condi
ton brought about by republican
rule. The republicans have had
full control Of the legislative and
executive departments Of our ma.
tional government, and have done
nothing and attempted nothing &c
remedy this condition.
The democratic platform adopted
at Kansas City contains this pro
vision: eve favor the continuation
and strict enforcement Of the Chi
nese exclusion law and its applica
tion to the same classes Of al
Asiatic races"
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-10-27
A full dinner pall-Full Of
high-priced, trust-Drotected me-,
cessities and starvation prices.
for the farmers products.


Teddy-Uncle Mark, what am
de difference between man and
de trusts?
Uncle Mark can't say, Theo-
dore. What is the difference be-
tween man and de trusts?
Teddy-Man wants but little
here below, nor wants that little
long. De trusts wants all the peo-
pies dough, till Gabriel bangs his
gong.
"Our general interlocutor will
now give his side-splitting stump
speech, entitled, There are no
trusts. '"-New York Journal.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-10-27
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! A full dinner pail--FuIl of:
EARNED soldiers. 4
Mark Hanna at Bryan's Home
enc sla qa.e.sl J. ! sgs1a aasl,a

In his speech at Lincoln, Neb., last
Friday, Senate" Hanna, referring to
The charges which, he said, had been
tfade by MI. Bryan, that the republl-
can campaign managers had commit
ted extellsiser bribery in order to Sc
cure the election of the republican
ticket, said: IN regard to that
statement, before an audience in
Lincoln, | want to. .hurl it back in his
teeth and tell him il is false. When
Mr.. Bryan, or any other man, charges
me-and l am willing To ap5prdpriate
IL all, as | am chairman Of the board
OF the management Of this republican
campalgn-with any such methods as
those, i! propose, as. said, tofiti4l it
back and denounce. him as dema-
sogue in his own t5wn. Any man
who will use those Tactics to further
his own selfish ambition is n0t44tt to
be d constable" -! -.
NOW this IL no new thing to- charge
Mr.. Hanna with bribery. It will he
remembered that committee was
appointed by the, OHIO state lepisla.
lure to investigate the charge of
bribery in connection with the cleo.
ton Of Hanna To tile United States
senate, That eommittee reported as
follows: -.
First-That on or about January
D. 1898, an. attempt was made ia
prlhe Johns Otis, member of the
house,ot representative IS Of the genera,
assembly of the state of Ohio to vote
Iof Marcus A. Hanna for United
States senator.
= second-That Henry II. Boyce was
the principal offender in the commits.
sion Of that crime.
Third--That Major f. G. Rath-
bone and Major Chas. Il. Dick were
agents of Marcus A. Hanna. and nro.
cured, aided and abetted Henry II
boyce to commit that crime.
Inc committee, after analyzlng the
evidence, said
"A consideration of the whole evil
dence taken y the Committee will
SATISFY any one that Hanna, Rath-
ooane, Dick Boyce and Hollenhock
were all striving for the accomplish
nfent OF the same end-the election
OF Mark Hanna as United States son.
a1or' That they We're intimate with
eaeh other, and that they were to.
se'hef That there was "a common
aesire on the part of Hanna Ratb-I
aone' Dick, Hqlleabees. aud Royce
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-10-27
Who n 10 xLAxx,

II county commissioners hav,
allowed fees to attorneys in viola
tion Of law, the attorneys receiving
those fees are more at fault than
the commissioners, for the attor.
neys know the law and are under
solemn oath to uphold and obey
both the law and the constitution.
The republican organs in this
county are now in spasms over the
discovery that Hoffman did not
have monopoly in drawing illegal
fees from the county commissioners
during republican rule in the
county, but that Judge Hagan and
r. E. Mcfarland also drew certain
sums. But these papers are also
aware of the fact that Nc Farland
is now a republican. and that
Judge Hagan was converted to
the republican party about the
time he received those fees.
Judge Hagan stumped the state
for the republican party in 1894.
They are also aware of the fact
that the district attorney all this
time was a republican and that it
was his duty to advise the CON-
missioners and to institute such
suits as were necessary, and If, as
the republicans claim, the derelic-
ton of the district attorney was
the prime cause of these unneces-
sary expenditures, why, then, the
blame still remains with the re-
publicans. f
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-10-27

ito further Boyce's scheme OF btyfi{,;
votes, and especially the vote ~
Otis"
The testimony contains tbis stattt
ment as having been made by RafK,
bone, January =, 1898: t'is
! Il will send Ho!lenbeck downs n
the morning We are afraid tbat:grr
Mr.. Otis falls out the rest will 10 NJ
pieces. We will make it in package
and give 1t to Hollenbeck, so-he,ran
transfer it and not know what he, Is
doing" .,
Boyce-What shall + pledge him
to do? ii
Rathbone-To vote for Hama and
the Hanna wing of the republican
party. want yon to make him fee,
as though he were among. friends.
Give him to understand that he viii
be treated as one Of US, and weiwiil
not overlook him when the fight is
over. The terms are $40, 900 and the
rest as soon as it is over.
Thus it. will be seen that bribery
has not only been. charged against
Mr.. Hanna, but has been proven
ag;.insty.him, and nothing. but bar
tizan republican votes in the. senate
prevented him from being elected
FROM that party. 1t is also true that
he secured the appointment OF ,Rath-
bone toa position IN the postotace
| department. i'm Cuba, and that retFy
Heath, the former assistant post.
master general. now secretaM Of
the national republican committee,
has been intimate with both Hanna
and Rathbone in business affairs. and
| Fletcher Heath, a brother of Perry
Heath, is a director of the North
American Trust Company, which
company is the financial agent Of the
| United States In Cuba and practically
controls the, banking. business. there.
The people will surely agree
that Mr.. Bryan.,is not &c demagpgue
and a blackr,aflerr and THAT Mr.
Hanna and his associates are-aM that
has been charged against them
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-10-27
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qAs an evidence Of, the; desperate
condition of the republican party 10
this county, and Of the means to
which they resort to. diserediJ,f fusion
Officials and supporters. of. .the fusion
ticket and, Bryan, we, publish the
following letter which appeared, in
the Coeug d'Alene Press last week;
: TO the.Rublica-A false, report has
been placed. in circulation, by mali
cious PERSONS to the. effect. that my
wife is drawing a pension as widow.
The report is absolutely fAlse the
facts. In, the case being as fellows.
Mrs. Jellpn was. largely supported by
cur deceased son, !. HerherG. Jelum,
who gave 'dpshis life TO his country IL
the Spadish war, ahd.oti these grtAnds
she applied for pe.lsiuG, statiDgs all
of the facts also 4 kats was lisns
aud, drawing a spenshti,. Astatenlent
OF these facts may be Seen at The
office of James II. sIIarte o. cbeur
d'Alene, who TOOK The evidenceYM the
case. Fhe contlaissi8uetUuf penelous
granted the claim ol. the eyidence
submitted, and..wez have nothing 10
hide from the public. Tbe malicious
reports are being Circulated BY certain
republicans because my wife, myself
and my family sirteud TO vote for
William j. Bryan for president aud
also ior the fttsf6n, state and county
tickets. And II = those repubiicans
who are presenting any wife 10 TINS
matter on account or cur politics WiSas-
to begin q prosecution. We CHALLENGE
.tht NJ to make. The effort before elee-
tiG,is We intetftf To assert our Fights
asa American citizens Regardless Of
their attempts Observation-Disclosures:
e. N. JELIUM.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-10-27

Mrs. ]. ELLEN FOSTER, in one
of her speeches in southern Idaho,
used the following patriotic words:
"Why, even the hens Of Idaho are
expansionists, for Idaho is now
shipping eggs abroad, and that is
why they are GROWING" Where
upon good Mormon bishop arose
and said: sBut, Mrs, Foster, '.the
roosters do the growing in Idaho. .
And this is about as able an argu-
ment in favor Of expansion as we
have vet heard.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-10-27
A full dinner pail-Full of
|, 81 so wire and nails
HkITNAN TAKIs THE STUMP

4S.A4s AAA@O AAAS "a 1880
Chas. L. Hoffman, chairman Of re-
publican county central committee,
has taken the stump. At Harrison,
Wednesday evening, he had an audi
ence OF seventy-tive when he began
his harrangue, but had but twenty
five when he closed. At Medimont
he had an audience Of sixteen demo-
Gratis and one republican, the ratio Of
the precinct politically. Severa
speakers were to follow him, but be-.
fore any others could be introduced
the audience dispersed, q i:
Hoffman as u campaign orator is la
Hat failure. He is fully aware that
the taxpayers Of KoOtenai county
onsted from Office, two years ago,- his
followers on account Of their extraN-
agance. He thinks he can deceiEe
newcomers by his l,aldertlash. In this
he is mistaken. The taxpayers are
fully aware that he received from the
county sums almost equal To the
salary Of any comfy ofIicial for fur
nishing legal advice to republican
boards of county commissioners. They
know that he is desperate because he
can no longer draw fat fees from
the county. They know that he Is
sullen because professional jurors in
Kootenai county are a thing Of the
past. His defence Ut the official con-
duct Of Robert S. Bragaw, and his con-
domination OF that Of j. G. Callahan,
causes his hearers to smile knowing
smile. HIS statement that the pro-
bate judge does not earn fees in pro-
lOrtiOn To his salary deceives no one,
for they are fully aware that large
volume Of business In that Office is
county work for which no fees are
charged. His statement that his
taxes are higher than under republic
can rule is easily explained. His
dwelling house 10 Rathdrum was
formerly assessed for $500, which
was an outrage upon equal assess.
ments. 1t is now assessed at $500. 90.
This accounts for his taxes being
higher. II Hoffman would only agree
to visit eveay precinct in the county
the auditor might begin making out
certificates Ut election for the fusion
candidates at once. Ks
The Asiatic restriction law to pre-
vent the migration of Chinese coolies
to this country will expire next year.
The law, as 1t is, is inefficient in pre-
venting these people, whose aspirations
are not above full dinner.pail, from
AUckibg 10 this country and compel
ing with American labor at such rates
as w"uld reduce the humble day lab
ORR to the level ~ beast Of the
Held. One can exist On the wages
they get, but can not live Some
measures must be taken to re-euaet
I, he alien labor law and make its re-
qnirments stronger. This country,
as yet. is not in need Of any yellow
for assimilation. benevolent
ur otherwise. We do not want to rope
In several million unwilling subject
ritizens who will work at fifteen cents
. day in competition with our home
laborers. The object Of
The democratic party Is to elevate
wages and manhood, not to lower it.
It Is unnecessary to bring about a
conflict between the Caucasian and
The Monaghan on labor lines.