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n hundred years ago were not omnlpotent,
even IL they had been omniscient; that the
result of their labors was FAR from COM
plete .surrendcring much TO compromise
and leaving much TO the future, even
where they could foresee the future. You
know that with all this IT was with great
difficulty that the young and weak feder-
alton was PATCHED together; that as time
went on the defect which more ana more
threatened its destruction more and more
deficd the efforts of expedieEc and COM
promise; that the question whether TINS
was an indestructible nation or Whether
IL was Il mere compact OF states, TO DC
dissolved az the will or caprice oil any one
of them, was one which. complicated as
IL was with the question OF slavery couio
not be compromised and which sooner OF
later could only be settled by force.
You bore your part I'm that settlement
as became a race OF men Who never sacrl-
feed a conviction aud never shlrKed
duty. Whether you were right then III
the ideas for which YOU fought, as squar-
Cd by the federal constitution that had
come down to you. is question "hiSi
has no interest for you now. The ISSUE
itself has been decided ami decided Tor
ever. And as nearly forty years after you
look back to the stress OF that momentous
conflict; as YOU mark the tremendous
strides our country has made since then;
as you think 81 your own boys part AT
Manila and Santiago; as you note, instead
of two score discoTdant and warning HI
tie republics. repeating here TIE story OF
South America, a mighty nation growing
in resources. in Intelligence, IN happiness
and taking its place as the mistress o. a
hemisphere, powerful for tho betterment
OF Its citizens throughout Us vast domain
and undispJted IN the supremacy of its
Position among the pc piles Of the Norld,
you are not only satisfied that the decis-
ion at Appomattox was as II was, but You
are clad that the distractions which be-
set the paths of yourselves and your
fathers are removed from those OF your
children.
So let the flags of the lost cause float
bravely today. Not ere OF YOU Will be
less an All orican patriot because his
heart thrObs and his eyes I'LL at the
memories OF camp ana march and battle
which they revive. 1-.-t the old war songs
tc which your feet kept step and your
comrades died nh the streets with their
inspiring strains ana fill your hearts with
the old days when time rested forty years
lighter on you. when the blood was not
with deeds and darin, and the bonds Of
comradeshiT were forged IN camp ara
field. Let the old stories be retold. tho old
battles be Icfousht, the ola friendships
be renewed. 1t may be the last time.
Many that have been with you heretofore
are missing now. many that are here to-
day viii not answer at the next roll call
And every one of you, ana forever. GCd
bless you!
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DEFENDS HERSELF WITH GUN.
Alabama Woman Shoots Down Man
Who Breaks in Her Door.

Eufaula. Ala. May 3o.-(Speclal)-At
Baker hin. fifteen miles south Of here,
last night man called at the house Of
Joe Jernison. and handed him note
which purported to be from his brother,
two miles away stating that he was very
i'll. ami asking hin: TO come Mt once.
Jemison departed Immediately. leaving his
wife at home alone.
Not long after tensions departure his
wife was called 10 the door by rap. Sne
met a man she thought was n neighbour
Joe Purswell, who said he desired 10 see
her husband She informed him that her
husband could not be seen until morning,
and closing the door, VAS return NJ 10
her room when she heard a noise Turn
ing. she saw the door broken open.
she Immediately seized a shotgun md
emptied the contents OF one barrel at the
intruder. who fell heavily. but soon arose
and Ned. The fleeing man was followed
To his home. half mile away, when II
was found TO be Edward Searcy, we'll
known young married man who lives in
the village. The contents Of the gun had
penet rated one eye and tern away three
Inches Of his skull. Physicians say death
IS certain. lie has confessed everything,
and his object is said to have been for an
assault
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THE INTERESTING EXERCISES
Portraits Presented by Ex-Governor
Underwood. Of Kentucky.

I-ouiSv1ue Ky. Nav 3s.-G1vsrnor John
= UnlerWaai. 81 Bowling Green. XIV.
tonight =. reunion hail. unveiled ami rre-
ssEt,,. 81 the s1u-n fourteen life size
Portraits o. military. naval and civil leao-
srs NJ the eeufeieracy.
General Underwood had these portraits
TlIut'i PSI = T. Andrews. director ot the
Crrcurlu At Gallery School II Ar.
Ml-.ls--tuu
ITO chose .hts artist because Professor
Andrews Painted tha portraits 10 Martin
Washington. Thomas Jefferson. and Dol
j. Madison. that hang Ia the white house.
The fourteen portraits which are insur-
81 fnr s9a-t@ VIII D. returned ta the
C1reu-au Art Gallery after the reu1ion IS
over. ;s remain until the confederate me
moral building is finished az Richmond.
" Sle Thousand people We're present %
view the exercises Notwithstanding the
ralIv weather
Sernmes as ne Stood on Deck.
Tire portrait a Admiral Semmcs was
unveiled iv Miss Gee~E.1 Beckley, e
mice - tine admiral He is represented
standing on the deck uF rhe Alabama Just
before the meh- Uith the Kelrsa-se-
Genera wade Tiamptru's portrait was
unveiled 10y MISS Elizabeth d. Hart Smith,
a. MGR 81 +nlsii-l t.al.l"Au ctfilLf-
General Hampton wears the tortoise she'll
Ewnri sCah1gri captured by his grand
fatlle- from Colonel TaEictCn during tho
revolutionary war
1Ti~s l.-n.l Humphrey cousin or General
Thomas Churchill. unveiled the portrait
Of General James I.ougstrcct- Il has
bc,n accepted hy General I.1ncstreet and
Mr.. LnuEstrect rs an accurate likeness
--Stoueva.I- Jackscu's portrait was un-
veiIei by Miss Annie May Wo0lsrldge.
Frlnddaughtcr II Colonel Charles +
johnson % the staff of General Buck
ner- MIS- Jackson sent 10 the artist some
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MoRAN's TRIAL IS POSTPONED.
Indications Are That the Negro VIII
Never Be Arraigned in Rome.

Rome, Ga. May S0-(Special)-T trial
of John Moran has been indefinitely post
poned. and the opinion is general here
that il will never take place in Rome.
change of venue to Atlanta is fully ex-
pected. as IL Is believed that 1t would
never be expedient to attempt to bring
The negro here. BailiffS were sent out AT
a late hour last evening to notify all
iurvmen not to come TO Rome today. Ru-
mors of all sorts were flying thick yes
teraay. but there were no gatherings or
excitement of any kind. Grim determine
tion marks the purpose of the would be
lynchers and they say that Moran must
die IL he Is ever brought back here.
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Of her husbands hair for the sake of ac-
curacy. The cap which General Jackson
holds in his hand was worn by him at
COLLEGE in Virginia and also during the
war.
Portrait of Lee Unveiled.
Miss Ida Edwards. granddaughter or
Rev. T. L Perkins. chaplain at large Tor
Lees army. unveiled the portrait OF Gem
erai Robert L. Lee. The portrait was
made from a photograph taken In Rich
mond about the middle of the war. Inc
sword General Lee wears was borrowed
for the occasion from General A. p. Hin.
General Albert Sydney Johnston's por-
trait was unveiled by Miss Louise Taylor.
granddaughter OF General Thomas Hart
Taylor.
Joseph l. Johnston's portrait was I'M
veiled by Miss Elizabeth Reynolds.
granddaughter of ELI NJ Bruce. a member
OF the confederate states congress. This
portrait IS an especially good one because
thu artls, was personally acquainted with
General Johnston.
The portrait OF General Dconidas POLK
which was unveiled by Miss Ethel Rob
erts GRANDDAUGHTER OF DIR. Yandell. medi-
cal director OF the west. shows the SOL
dier-pricSt in his church robes. In ms
left hand he holds a Bible and his right
hand rests upon chair upon wnlch are
n sword and the uniform of a major SEN
Miss Margaret weissinger. daughter of
Captain Harry Weissinger. unveiled the
ranrtrnlt of General stephen ID. Lee. Gen
eral Lee IS shown leaning on cannon,
he havin. started i'm the service OF tho
confeslera,v as a captain OF artillery
Miss Francis BreckinridEe steele, or
Kentucky. unveiled the portraiI ,. ., n"i
ridge. General breckenridge Is SHOWN
seated IN the Office of the war department.
receiving his commission.
Likeness of Harris.
The por,rait of Isham G. Harris. war
governor Of Tennessee. which so far Is
the only portrait IN the collection OF
man from civil life. was unveiled by MISS
Alice Underwood MOntford. of Nashville
a niece ~ Governor Underwood. Governor
Harris Is shown standing at his desk in
the capitol OF Tennessee. Miss Roberta
buchanan. niece Of ti,e late Colonel II.
II. Thompson, unveiled the picture of
General Nathan u. Forrest. General For
rest is shown IN the uniform OF lieu
tenant colonel of cavalry as he made his
escape through the lines around Fort
poncison. Miss Francis X. Duke. daugh-
ter ~ General Basil Duke and niece of
General John II. Moran. unveiled ticner-
al NIoreans portrait. General Morgan
STANDS hv the side OF his horse In the
snow Tbs portrait OF General John u.
Gordon was unveiled by Miss Jessie Nor
ton. daughter Of Captain George Z. Nor
ton of Georgia.
The state societies Of the Ladies' Con-
feierate Memorial Association today
formed tn. Confederate Southern Memo
rial Association. Tho state societies repre-
scented were from Virginia. Louisiana and
Arkansas. The officers elected were:
President. Mrs. w. j. Bchan. New or
leans. first vice president. Mrs. j.. GTa-
ham. New Orleans; recording secretary,
Miss Daisy VI. l. lOdcson. New or
leans: CORRESPONDING secretary, Mrs
Julia a. Garside. OF Fayetteville. Ark.
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Cures
Weak Men
Free
Insures Love and Happiness

How airy man may quickly crra himself a.
ter years ~ suffering from sexual weakness.
lost vitality. varicceie. etc. and enlarge small
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from from his daily mail sho.T bow men write
him
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G. A. R. MEN DO GOOD WORK
Men Who Wore the Blue Remember
Those Against Whom They
Fought Years Ago.

sanduskv. o., May .-(Special)-With
cheerfuIness OF action that plainly showed
that sectional feeling is gone for ever ne
tween the north and south. the members
Of the Grand Army post Of this city today
iournevod Ia the Confederate cemetery on
Johnson's island and coveted the graves
Of their countrymen with bouquets ana
wreaths OF choicest flowers.
An abundance II flowers had been pro-
vided TO tastefully decorate the graves or
the dead southern officers before the start
was made. but upon arrival ut the lsIahd
a company Of young people started on
tour through the wooded grove ana In
short time returned with arm fulIs or
natures sweetest gifts. the early spring
flowers of this northern climate.
The graves were decorated and the
wreaths and huge bouquets spoke eio-
quently of the brotherlv feeling that eX-
lists in northern breasts for southern
friends The national flag waves on high
over the graves OF the departed otllcers
and a beautiful service was rendered un-
der one of the spreading forest trees in
the middle of the cemetry. The grass in
the cemetery was closely mown and the
trees neatly trimmed. The headstones are
kept In the best Of order. SITUATED upon
a gradual slope overlooking the far reach
ing water, with forest trees on three sides
and the abandoned fort in the rear, the
cemetery breathes an air OF sacrednesS
that was clearly shown in the faces OF
those present. Following the protuse
decoration of the graves, Rev. Il. y.
Steiner, of this city, delivered the ora
ton OF the day. dwelling upon the beauty
of forgiveness. Prayer was offered ut the
conclusion OF the address, during which
the concourse of people stood with bowed
heads The day was an ideal northern
summer day. In opening his address the
orator OF the day said:
Mature is in perfect harmony with US
on this occasion. when we have gathered
To honor the memory of the brave sol
dters who once were our enemies. and
now sleep in this consecrated spot. over
them God has spread his canopy Of blue.
Their sentinels are these trees which have
become one with their sacred dust. flow
ers gay and fragrant grow where once
undisturbed songs % love and peace and
the spring wind joins In this noble min
strelsy. This is our dav of atonement
and those who sleep here, who came from
their southern homes, are sleeping their
last slumber. not IN the soil of strangers,
but they are sleeping at home. May the
ties that bind US to our southern brethren
never be broken and NAV these flowers be
our pledge and our witness"
Opium, Morphine Free Treatment.
Cure guaranteed at home without pain.
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GEN. OTIS AT SAN FRANCISCO
The General Came with Three Cases
of Smallpox Near Him.

San Francisco May 30-The transport
Meade with Major General j.. S. Otis ar
rived last night, twenty-five days from
Manila The Meade had three cases Of
smallpox aboard. She was placed in quar-
antine where she viii remain an indefinite
time. General Otis stated to the quaran-
tine officials that he was I'm excellent
health and wished 10 land to take train
for the east as soon as possible.
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oBJECr TO MONUMENT PLAN.
Grand Army Men Are Against Con-
federate Memorial.

Philadelphia. May 3l.-Durlng the cere-
monies incident TO the decoration of the
graves of the union and confederate dead
i'm the National cemetery ground yester-
dav It developed that in certain grand
army circles, opposition has appeared to
the erection of monument TO the con-
federate dead in that cemetery by the
Daughters of the Confederacy.
Colonel Thomas G.. Sample, of Pittsburg,
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A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

All druggists are authorized by the manufac-
tur.s % pAZO oINTMENT 10 refund he
money wh're h fails 90 cure any case OF piles.
M matter 81 how long standing. Cures or.ii-
IHry eases in six days. the worst cases IN four
teen DAYS Du. Application gives ease ana rest.
Relieves i-clinE instantly.
This is new discovery and Is the only pile
remedy sold or a positive guarantee, cure no
Yay. Fric, 90 cents
II you- druggist don't keep II ia stock send
Us so 81 nts ia postage stamps and we viii for
ward same by mail
Manufactured ~ Paris Medicine Co. ST.
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BIG DROP IN SEWING MACHINES

For S12,l5 you can buy the same make
OF high grade. improved, 20-year guar
anteed. beautiful oak caSed sewing ma
chine that your dealer asks 5000 to 5000
for, and far better machine than those
now being so widely advertised at $50
TO S25.GDi shipped on three months FREE
trial to any one, any place in the United
states; no money 10 he paid until after
received. For full particulars. special
machine catalogue and special price Of
fcr1nss. cut this notice ont and mail to
SEARS, ROEBUCK a co. Chicago.
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have discovered positive cure for all fe-
male diseases and the piles. 1t never fails to
cure the piles from any cause or IN either sex,
or any Of IA. seases peculiar 10 women, such
as let:corrhoca, displacements. liberation, gran
ulation. etc. I viii gladly mail "a free box Of
the remedy 10 every sufferer. Address MRS.
C. - MILLER, Box 1874 Kokcmo, Ind
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Dr. Hathaway's method IS the only one
which cures Structure by means of a pain
less home treatment. ]. Newton Hatha-
way NJ. D.. 22ia i South Broad street, At
lanta, Ga
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For driving out dun bilious feeling
strengthening the appetite and increasing
the capacity of the body for work, Prick
Is Ash Bitters Is a golden remedy.
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Flu, Ruby Jeweled Elgin Watches

have genuine ruby bearinGs-their other
points OF superiority can be told by any
jeweler-asll him about the Elgin.
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OLD WHISKEY

ca. by formula OF l76S Rye. Wheat Cora
Bourbon and Brandy have been made here in
uses. VIII sell dealers. Goods new 10 IS
years old s 40 10 $1,000 per gallon Bottled
goods "a especially. No marks 10 indicate con
tents HIsto y and price free. write Tor them
at once The OLD Nick Williams Co. Dept. o..
Williams n c.
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Opium, Morphine Free Treatment

Cure guarantees at home without pain.
Trial free DIR. Tucker, Is and 20 Broad
ST.. Atlanta. Ga.
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TRY MY PILLS. Box Free. MRS
k&IaLJs i. ROWAN. MILWAUKEE, WIS

RODS for treasure seekers. guaranteed: circular
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Arizona republican., 1900-10-24
BOARD OF TRADE
A Short But Important Meeting last
 Night.

The board of trade held a meeting last night at which much business of miner importance was looked after and progress reported on other questions.
 Major J. w. Evans reported that the city council had taken up the matter of a new charter and appointed a com mirtee of nlne citizens to take charge of the work as previously reported in council proceedings.
 Letters were read from the assistant secretary of the interior in which the department promised its assistance to the water interests of the valley in the establishment of measurements of the annual flow in the Gila. Salt and Verde rivers.
 Resolutions were presented and adopted asking that the appropriation for the irrigation investigation of the agricultural department for the en- suing fiscal year be not less than S1OO,OO0
 Letters from the interior department also stated that appropriate action would be taken in the matter of forest reserves and that Arizona would be segregated from New Mexico and made a forest reserve district by itself
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. J. NJ. Evans of West Washing ton street has returned from a visit in tha east.
 MT. w. J. Strassburger, who man ages mine property near Wickenburg, was in the city yesterday.
 At the Commercial hotel yesterday were Ms. J. V. Edwards, Maricopa; Eugene Baker. Los Angeles; R. D. Wood. Denver.
 Among the guests at the Hotel Ad- ans yesterday w5re MT. and Mrs. E. T. Howes. Bradford. Pa; Joseph Bdlch, Boston: w. NJ. Adamson, Jerome; H. D. Schackleford. Cinc:nnati; C. H. King. san Francisco; N. \. Cobb. St. Louis; George H. Young, San Fran cisco: J. H. LaRue, san Francisco; F.. J. Vaughan. Chicago; George H. Tread we'll New York: II. O. Craig, san Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24
A GORGEOUSLY BOUND

Work of art has just been issued at an outlay of over $100,O0O. for which the publishers desire a Manager in this county, also a good solicitor; good pay to the right party. Nearly 100 full-page engravings, sumptuOuS paper, illumi- mated covers and bindings; over 200 golden lilies in the Morocco bindings; nearly 90 golden roses in the cloth bind ings. Sells at sight; presses running day and night so great is the sale. Christian men and women making for tunes taking orders. Rapid promotions. One Christian woman made clear 5000 in four weeks taking orders among her church acquaintanceS and friends. Write us. It may lead to q permanent position to manage our business and look after our large correspondence which you can attend to right at your home. Address J. A. Knight, Secre- tary, Corcoran Building, opposite United States Treasury, Washington. D. c.
 Professor H. Cresswell Shaw, teacher of piano. violin, etc. Apply Jenkins Music Store.
 The Chicago Store has received its stock of fall goods and ladies are in vited to call and see them.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24
Now is
 the Time To Buy a First-Cldss Sewing Machine
 Cheap.

We haven't room in our much crowded store for sewing ma chimes and SO have decided to close them out. The Conover Sewing Machines go at $19.75.
 The Bartlett Ball Bearing Drop Head Sewing Machines, $24S5 These machines are as good as the s45 or s55 machines usually sold by agents, and are never placed except with cash dealers. If you want a good sewing machine at prices heretofore unheard of in Arizona, come to
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24
HUNTING PARTIES

Will do well to consult with NTr. E. W. Gillett, general agent of the :. F. P. x r. Railway company. II West Wash inSton street, city, who can assist in directing them to good quail and rab- bit hunting grounds within easy reach and At low rates of far.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24
COMPLIMENTARY EXCURSION.

The republican territorial central committee will give a complimentary excursion to the Young Mems Republi- can club for Prescott and Jerome to- day. Train leaves Santa Fe station at l2:3O p. m. sharp. All republicans are invited.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24

ulated upon the added attractiv5ness to be given it's musical programme this
 winter. Miss Palmer is probably the youngest of all the singers who have occupied prominent places in the local churches. but undoubtedly has by
 far the finest voice that has been heard here in church or concert. She is the sister of Dr. F. ?. Palmer.
 MULES IN USE AGAIN.-During
 the progress of repairs on the West Washington street car line, Capitol ad-
 ditiOn residents have been getting the
 infrequent service provided by the use
 of a mule car.
 CLOSE OF SYNOD. The Presbyter- ian synod was concluded yesterday and today all the visiting pastors will leave Tor their homes. At the morning ser
 Nic- sermon was delivered by Rev. J. c. PItchard. and various kinds of
 business transacted. In the afternoon there was an excursion to the orange grove and other points of interest. and in the evening Rev. Frank LonsdaIa of New Mexico preached a sermon. To- day the visitors will be driven to the Indian reservation.
 CAUGHT CLOTHING THIEVES. - Frank Doyle and Robert Lees. two strangers in the clay, were arrested yesterday afternoon and held on sus- picion on the strength of their pos. session of d couple of suits of clothes and an overcoat which the police be- lieved had been stolen. Late in the af- t5rnoon the officers learned that an ovarcoat had been taken from the room of William Wadsworth. a hack driver. who lives at the Lemon hotel. and that two sI it's had been stolen from the rooms of two employees of the Sunset Telephone company. who also room at the Lemon. The owners of the later identified their property as tha, found on Doyle and Lees.
Arizona republican., 1900-10-24
WHA ?

SHOES! LITTLE SHOESl BIG SHOES! MARROW SHOES! BROAD SHOES! INFANTS SHOES! CHILD'S SHOES! GIRLS SHOES! BOYS SHOES! LADIES' SHOES! MEMS SHOES! Lace Shoesl Button Shoes! Congress Shoes! Buckle Shoes. Shoes! Light Shoes,
 Black Shoes, Tan Shoes, Red Shoes. White Shoes, Brown Shoes! Heavy ShoeSl