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Arizona republican., 1900-09-13
DOES TT PAY TO BUY CHEAPq

A cheap remedy for coughs and colds is all right, but you want something that will relieve and cure the more sn. were and dangerous results of throat and lung troubles. What shall you do? Go to warmer and more regular eli mate? Yes, if pnssble: if not pnssi- bla for you. then in either case take the only remedy that has been introduced in all civilized countries with success in severe throat and lung troubles. ''Boschee's German Syrup" It not only heals and stimulates the tissues to destroy the germ disease. but alIays inflammation, causes easy expectora- tiOn. gives a good nights rest, and cures the patient. Try one bottle. Rec commended many years by aU drug gists in the world. For sale by dealers in all civilized countries.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13
QUESTION OF MISSIONARIES.
Have Missionary Efforts in China Been
 Worth While?

Never before in the memory of the present age has the old saying. His tory repeats itseif.' been put to such a popular use as now, and at 20 time has ii come back to us more triumphantly in it's truthfulness. The upheavm in the Flowery Kingdom has brought this highly civilized planet back to the days when religious wars dominated all the people. made and destroyed nations. tore kings from their kingdoms. and changed the whole aspect of the worlds future. Here we age on the verge of what our forefathers said farewell to
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13
MUSIC STUDIO.

Vendome, 319 West Washington, op- posite opera house. a new progressive method for the guitar and mandolin Nine years experience as a teacher. l give special rates. also special atten- ton to new beginners. Would bs pleased to receive calls and to display some of my pupils work Shall be de- lighted to explain how easy it is to master the instrument all teachers hold as the most difficult-the guitar.
 MRS. LEE M'DANELD.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

ton which has not been solved.
 The Spanish import duties paid dur ing ths first six months 3f the current year exceed by 55,OOO,OOO p5setas those for the corresponding period of 1899.
 Of the 411O varieties of flowers known and cultivated in Europe scarcely 400 have any udor. and of these nearly fifty have an cdor which is, if anything. dis ugl..elblr
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13
aoLLICKING ROBERT GREENE.

Robert Greene was a poet when shakes7-ar, was a neIgling. bus his chief claim to fame is due to the Tact tha, he Was the Grs, juggler of the
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

knew his business and the risk he was , taking,
 "Evidently." said a small voice in the corner, and Hardup subsided-- N Y. Sun.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13
NEWS AND GOSSIP
 OF OTHER LAHDS

Tn. Princess of Wai2s in aGdii n ftiir& up and scuE.ng oul to Sau.A Af- rirI @ hospital ship og he same k.a@ as the mn, h advertised Maine. almos; cn- tir. .ly at her own expan=c. the T. ll-ll stan and ha crew being in her person. al bay. has likewise convert d d i..ol If buildings Cn her SdndriGghau as'2te .rto a convGissccn home for invalid Cheers. 1-hs home has been arranged anu decorated most charmin%lv under the pers Iral supCrintenaeuca ot a- ;riuc,ss. All sorts oG b. autifui jai;,-s hIN- Eeen s-nt there from &II..-...-- ham Thr walls of the snrtE,nS rosn, tGr instance, are decorated !n ,le most r.,.U. .-que fashion with old china the iC@l wines n the royal e. .,. Ire in- ciuded in the inyalids' 'r2 ions. and the cuisine is of the finest. The royal stables are at the diep.sIi of -l- 4I- matcS of the hom-. WLu d-iv. ab1It .l thc Wasunettes and dog carts E-.l by the prince and princess If Wairs. B. fore h. y left for .he continent tho prime. and princess went specially to Sandrla2ham to S, j. anything fUs'h- CT could ua done for the comfort of he iEyalids. and als. ga. permission to use the billiard room at .h. hall. The home is intended by thr prince and princess more especially flr colonial officers. tha idea being taa. whereas of fcers haiIing form the CnieI King dom have their own friends ana rala- tives to care for them dlring la ir cDnVal.sccra, colonial officers Wh. are invalidad are mere liable to find thenI- selves in EnsllnI anu uucaIed for save l L.ft t.,r-s.arg [ Ina. n ar,- thlre is out orl English officer at tha home. All the others are Australians, and more especially Canadians.
 may add that the sam spirit Gf uu- obtrvsive kindness that las marked the princess organization and .gUipHcu, of hr spitM ship i= apparent in eV- eIythins relating to her c1nyl'ese"nt hom- at SanIcinghum. Thert has been ro n wspaper notor;otZ in either iE- stance.
 There is no truth In the story that Sir TE.mas Lipton was biackralled at Cowes tha other day when proposed r-i election ,J the royal yacht squadron. which is the maraIime counterpart Of the j3cKe. club. Sir Th4mds Liptun was not billed for .un very good reason that h. was Tt proposed. Nor is tlern any possibility of his being put u9 for membership as long as tha rule r-- mains ia existence which requires that candidates sLuul1 be ehnt.al yacht men ana be capable ar sailing -n-fr own boats. sir TT. mas Lfpt.n. a'- though h. owns yachts. has ngy.- made any pretense 10 sail them hirser He cannot in any way B. .orsII ...i IS t Hachtma0 in the t.chaical s.e or ,ar w.rd. and il is this tA1- oau-:ivu : an icsurerabIe obstaci= to his admission n he royal yacht squat .IpH.
 T'he prince knows this a0i l.s never Eniu now proposed rl.1 fir member :h'a. II was with th. ut.n-I1n. how eyer. of removing this obstacle. that in Juno last he summ nd a meeting of
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13
press. is interesting


 By order of the earl of Carlisle, the Hamrson Manc- estate is to be sold by auction. The manor was granted to Earl Agar in tha reign If Edward the Confessor, and -duantIy became the property of the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem, from the lLst of whom Car dinai Wolsey obtained a ninety-nine yeals' lease of the property.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13
REAL ESTATE.
MUSIC TEACHER.

CASSIO c. BRANr[AN- TEACHER of violin and other stringed instru- ments. Educated by best European masters; methods the very bese. Twenty-two years experience in teaching. May be seen at RedewilI's Music Store.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

! Lord Bray's eldest son. the Hon. Adrian Nern y Cave whose marriage to | Miss Ethel Pussy tuDk place recently, has hot only won for hims alf name as a soldier in south Africa. but has also achieved some little note as a skilled 1 practical engineer, as an electrician of AO mean or@er. and as student If the various branches of science. Indeed. he bids fair to prove a far more useful member of society than his melancholy father. who spends so much of his time 1 ua this side of ,he Atlantic.
 Lord Bray is an advanced and some ! what narroW-minded Roman Catholic. utterly lacking in all that sympathy for tLe various iut r,sJs of English nation al fife thac renders his co-religi lnist the Duke ot Norfark, so universally popular. Lord Bray mixes very little
 iu society, has rn sporting tastes, al though his sstates Ii, in the center of z hunting district, and rarely rides. lie is entirely wrapped up in questions
 Of il ernal administration of the Ro- man Catholic church. and. lil,a most converts, is disposed tO be excessive in his zeal in the work of pros lytisrn in
 England, insisting on an aggressive pol
 icy on the part If tht church. Lord
 Bray may be said tJ be indebted for
 his hlaars 10 his mother. who was a peerass in her own right when she mar
 ried MC. Wyatt Eugen. by whom she
 had thrre sons. the present Lord Bray
 Leing ,Ee y Gn%o st. One of his elder
 brothers Was killed in the battle If
 UiunIi. during the Zulu war, twenty
 years ago. Lord Bray, on succeeding
 io his mothers peerage. dropped his fathers ra;ronymic of Wyatt Edgell and asumrd. by royal license. his moth CTS name of Nerney Cave instead.
 The Nerney Caves are a v,ry an cicn- family. ana claim to have the blaod of King Edward III in their
 veins, while the lords Of Bray figure c.nspicuously in the pages of English history. one of them having been prime
 minister to King Henry VII. and re- mailing on record as having united by marriage the royal houses of York and Lancaster. thus bringing % a happy
 termination ,hc long and sangufn4ry Var of the roses.
 Anci.n, as is the family of the bride groom, that of the bride is still more au-'ent, for among the treasures of tn" Fus y family, ty which the fdmous Oxford ecclesiastic and founder If tho school of Puseyism belonged. is the Pus y horn. which is 90O years old. It Gates from the time If ,he Danis;: fuva- sion. The Danes Were first seen a mile south of Prs y. in Berkshire. by a Pu- sry c.wh-rd. who blew his horn t1 sacn good purpose that tn surrounding iop- ulation assembled in such sufficient force as to repeI the invaders. Hene, ,ha legend, according to which the Pu- sey lands are held by tenure of sound ing a horn in case If an invasion Gf tn. DIngs.-Marquis, de Funtenoy iu Washington |. st.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13
CARDINAL WOLsEY's ESTATE.

A name familiar to readers of Shake speare is that of Cardinal WoIsey The following annpuncement ir English real estate affairs. from the London Ex-
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13
ABEL'S JOKE.

''G don't know" the party manager said. dubiousiy. we have had more applications from s1-called spellbinders than we can shake a stick at We've got more eloquent men already than we can use. What l want now is some chap who can simply take the hide 0ff the other fellows
 Got him right here replied the call CT. beckoning to man in the back ground. MT. Manager. let me intro- duce my friend, Abel Skinner."-('hi- cagO TrbunS.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

the royal yacht squadron in London 10 consider the feasibility f modifying the rules If admission in such a manner as tl enable tn clrcticn of men who. whiI. not yachtm-n in the technical sens. rr th- term. had nevertheless. by th- ownership of yachts and by the de -otipu If llrga sums Of money to the construction or raciag craft. C ntrib- utet i0 an effective and important manner to the promotion of this form ,f sport. The princes proposal did HGt met with the approval of the squadron, possibly because i, was so obviously intended to pave the way for Sir Thomas Lipton. and that the prince heeniy resented the jection of his sugg, stion is shown by the fact that hi!c al CoWes this year he did not orcT go near the clubhouse of the Roy ii Yacht squadron.
 Sir Thomas " uld have but little chance 0f getting into the squadron ev,n were the regulations barring his Way repealed. for if eyer there was a club that could lay claim to be ultra exclusive. ic is the Royal Yacht squad ron. which has merciIessly billed every candidate that did not rulGH it's un- written and Xceadingly narrow iI-as regarding caste am! birth.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

Poor singers and counterfeters ut ter bad notes.
Arizona republican., 1900-09-13

l. is d mistake tn suppose that Lord Salisbury has been staying in France as stated in English and foreign news papers. though ther- is an excuse for ,he miStali,. La Schlucht. in the Nos- Ees mountains. where he has been talk ing his vacation, liys ou the very border line ur AlsacC. aH2 there are tW. hn- lelS. on. Cn the French and the other on the G rman siGe of the frontier. II is at the latter tha; the British premier has taken up his quarters, and conse- Quenuy his telagraphic communica- tinns wi;h thr foreign office in London. Wi.h which he remains in touch. pass over the wir, $ of Friendly Germany in stead of unfrien1ly France. Only those who know h N iittla secrecy there Is ahuUt talrgraphic cypher and the skill with Whi- experts can puzzle out the most ingenious code system will be able to appreciate the wisdom displayed by Lord Salisbury in remaining on tn e Grrman rather than on the French sira of h. frontier.
The daily sentinel., 1900-05-04
Grand Junction Booming.

@. G. Nikirk, the resident manager of
the Grand junction Town & Develop
ment Co., has submitted his report for
April to Mr.. j. r. McKinnie, the presi-
pent OF the company. and it is so favor
able that some OF the points are made
public. Mr.. Nirkirk says that an i'm
mense fruit crop is practically assured,
and it is estimated will be the means Of
putting into circulation $250,O0O this
fall This fact, together with the pros
and evaporating plant and electric rail-
way enterprises, which are now being
projected, indicates a season OF pros
perity for Grand Junction. Mr. Nikirk
states that there is great demand for
cheap rent and the supply OF small cot
tagss is not equal to the demand. Bus
mess houses, too, are in demand, and
two new stores are being built and sev-
eral old ones being remodled to comply
with The improving condition OF the
town there is building boom which is
taxing planning mills and other enter
prises upon which the supply of build
ing material is dependent. These in
dcations OF prosperity at Grand juno
tion are OF interest here because OF the
several local people who are represent
cd by the Grand junction Town & De-
velopnent company Colorado Springs
Telegraph.
The daily sentinel., 1900-05-04
Free Water"

That's what it is for your lawns. Why
n t have nice cool yard, put in lawn.
it is easy. Why! there has been over
800 pounds of Blue grass and White clov-
or sold by us this year. Think Of it, are
you going to see your neighoors with a
fine lawn and your family have to put
up with the hot, dry, dusty, untidy
yard.
Remember we have the lawn seed
none better, price as low as the lowest.
With water free all should have a
green yard.
Saturday May 9th 1900 we will again
give 10 five cent packages OF seeds for
25 cents all put up by US and from fresh
seeds.
The Hardy Bros. Co. successors to
Abbey Hardy, Co
The daily sentinel., 1900-05-04

Secretary Long Of the navy has
d one so many things which have
been matters of criticism, that when
he does a particularly good thing
we feel as if he should be given all
the credit there is in the matter.
His prompt reprimand to Captain
Chadwick for villifying his superior
officer, Admiral Schley, simply be,
cause he is partisan Of Admiral
Sampson, is particularly good reads
ing to the friends and admirers Of
one of the greatest naval heroes and
one Of the finest gentlemen in the
United States navy today-Admi-
raj Winfield Scott Schley. Chad
wick's comments were in very bad
taste. Not one American hardly
will agree with him and simply be-
cause the navy has set its stamp of
disapproval on Schely will cut little
figure in the esteem with which
Schley is generally held for his
part in the destruction of the fleets
of Spain, off Santiago.
The daily sentinel., 1900-05-04
BOER PEACE COMMISSION.

From Antwerp comes report
that the peace commissioners OF
the Beers expect to arrive in
Washington about May IL. The
most interesting fact in the commls>
sions experience is that the Euro>
pean governments, with the eXcep>
ton OF France and Russia, have
uniformly advised the board to sue
for peace. 1t is asserted in Ant
werp that if the United States gov
ernment refuses to intervene be-
tween Great Britain and the Boer
republics the mission will advise
the South African republics to seek
peace at once.
The visit Of the commission to
Washington therefore will be in
vested with extraordinary interest
Neither President Kruger, President
Stein, DR.. Leyds nor the peace
commissioners themselves can eX>
pect the United States government
to take any action that would be
otherwise than of strictly neutral
character. The visit of the Boer
emissaries to Washington scarcely
can have been planned upon any
assurance that America will inter>
vene in manner obnoxious to
Great Britain. A policy of nom
Intervention will be followed by the
Washington government not from
friendliness to Great Britain, but
rather in Difference to that rule Of
international law which forbids a
nation to interfere in disputes in
which it has no material interests at
stake.
The argument that the Beers
have measure Of justice in their
struggle is not likely to cause in
reference. The political conditions
attending presidential election
may enable the Boer commission
to press its solicitations earnestly,
but even the presidential campaign
is not likely to induce governs
mental policy that will give the
Boer visitors much encouragement.
The daily sentinel., 1900-05-04
That Moving Sale.
Editors SENTINEL:


The question whether it pays TO ad-
vertise has been frequently discussed
between us. Now to the point. Inn
mediately after inserting our ad Nov
ing Day, we sold a piano-the price or
the notice; which was the Inducements.
Now to test this still further. We
will make liberal cut on the first
article called for tomorrow morning or
this evening after the issue of the SEN
rINRL. We mean what we advertise-to
give a liberal reduction in all our lines.
1t will save you money to see us and
buy Of US.
The Thompson 7. 4 NJ. Co.
In watch repairing we take second
place to no one.
The daily sentinel., 1900-05-04

HIS JUST DESERTS.
The man who complains of his victuals
And all his wfe's cooking belictuals
Should be starved till he's thin
AS a wooden ten-pin
Like they used in the old game of skictuals.
-Gazoct.
1t has leaked out that the Castle wood
dam is really unsafe.
A late. dispatch states that the
mayor" of Seattle, WASH, has got the
epizoodic.
A Denver man has brought suit
against his tailor for giving him an
epileptic fit.
The Denver Rep. could jump onto the
gold bug platform without the use Of a
spring board.
In an unguarded moment of thought
lessness every woman displays her weak
ness by really thinking.
Fruita claims to have the happiest
girl in Colorado, She must be desper
ately in love or congratulatively free
from it.
II. P. Dennis and Miss Cora Slagg
we're married at Colorado Springs the
other day Now the BRIDES name is
Dennis
Henry Sincstone committed suicide in
the Snake river up in Idaho the other
day. He probably tied his name
around his neck.
On account OF recent actions OF the
collar and cuff trust it may become
necessary for some OF US to turn our
cuffs inside out as we'll as upside-down.
A Milwaukee man claims he has dis
covered process by which he can live
on 6 cents day. About five days OF his
process" would no ooubt make man
look like 6xo cents.
A dispatch states that Chicago fish
dealers have succeeded in working off
tons of old scaly fish on the people before
they were found out. They (the people)
must have been suckers
1t is reported that if the Platte gets
mush higher Denver's milk supply will
be in danger-as though little more or
less water would make any appreciable
change in the quality OF the milk.
sporty old bald headed Photographer,
aged So, has clipped with maiden of 16,
at Ean Claire Wis, Inside particulars
have not been received but no doubt he
left the negative with his wife.
A Fruits woman in moment Of
thoughtlessness asked her husband il he
ever loved another. A short stop quietus
was put on the proceedings when he
retaliated by asking her if she had ever
asked another man that.
An enterprising Denver lady who
runs boarding house over there adver-
tises reduced rates on spring board.
She may make a success of her venture
but should keep an eye on the spring
board as some of her crafty victims
might jump.
Patsy Drake. of Bingham, had five
fresh fits, all within an hour and half,
completely recovering himself after each
effort, says the Salt Lake Herald.
Patsy was persistent devil and evident
ly was a strong believer in "the survival
OF the httest."
A man who edits the side show with
Que Of the leading circuses bitterly com
plains OF the lack OF effort on the part Of
the people to encourage him in his noble
work. Maybe his show would draw bet
ter il he would put damper on hoozle-
doozling his victims.
The daily sentinel., 1900-05-04

From what we have seen OF the
workings OF the new road grader
which the city recently purchased
we do not think it was the proper
road machine to buy. 1t would
doubtless be considered most eX>
cellent machine for country road
work, but it certainly is not the
machine which this city needs to
make good roads, considering the
traffic which must pass over them
every day. What the city really
needed was a frst class rock crush
er and roller. Simply piling the
dirt in the middle of the street to
become dust is no permanent im>
provement We have urged for
several years that whatever should
be done on the streets should be of
a permanent nature. A rock crush
er and roller is the only machine
which has been found to fill this
bill and had this city invested in
one it would have had for long
time to come a road maker used by
every city Of any consequence in
the land. Street graders which
move dirt only have no permanent
effect upon city roadways, and the
sooner council becomes, convinced
Of this fact the better will our
streets eventually beaome through
an intelligent management Of the
roadway department.
The daily sentinel., 1900-05-04
All OddfeIIows.

Members OF Mesa Lodge No. SO and
visiting brothers are requested to meet
at Odd Fellows hall promptly at LOO
o'clock Saturday afternoon. May 9th to
attend the funeral OF Brother Ben
Lloyd. Henry Nichols,
Secretary.
The daily sentinel., 1900-05-04
Hotel Arrivals.
BRUNSWICK D..

o. E Ostenson. Delta; George NJ
Scott, Watham, Mass, A. M. Patton,
F.>C. Fallett, Hasting. Neb; Harry A.
E ii, New York; w. A. Stevens, Bostor
F. Van Orman, Aspen; G. q. Becker,
Chicago
The daily sentinel., 1900-05-04
About the Weather.

The maximum temperature during the
past "a hours, IA degrees, and the mini
mum this morning AZ degrees
The forecast for this section is:
Gene ally fair tonight and Saturday.
The daily sentinel., 1900-05-04

Dr.. Walpole, the II" man.
People's voice., 1900-11-22

aged 10 escaps aud give the alarm.
but tue robbers uad by tuiS Tine
,'cured their booty and were making
away on their horses which naa been
ultched 10 a lnst nelr by. Some OF
;he passengers. smoGg them Wm. Bel
fo-d, attempted t. pursue. but the
r0Ob rs fired into the crows. One ~
the bullet, hit BeifUId. vino died 20 n
after ss the result Of the wousd.
After the train hOid-up some OF the
best detectives II tie Frisco and the
-Xpress company were detailed upon
the case. After weeks Of Sedlch, dur
,ug whlcn Iim3 they followed ciew
upon c'ew ana had Travelled through
me Stlte and territory. the officers
Iinallv captured Smith ard Wind at
NOwat 3, 20 miles south OF CUffeyVille,
10 The Indian territory. Previous 10
the train hold-up. Smith. il W s sfter-
ward learned, was tie man who a
month or So previous had rubbed post
offices az Danvi.le, CRYSTAL Sp:lngs
aud Harper, and had also terrOrlZed
farmers in COwley and SUMNER cOnn
ties. He would ride IN 10 farm
houSe at night, when he knew the
men folks we're not about, and en-
mence tOShOOt, terrnriZing the women
and children and taking whatever he
could lay his hands an.
When arrested Smith was ma,Quer-
aiding as a preacher and was found in
private residence, He snnn showed
his true colnrS when the officers at
tempted to take him He seized a
Shnt gun and managed TO escape
from the hCnSe, but was finally CAP
tured and OverpoweIed by Marshal
Sid Brakeman and Wells Fargo SDf cial
Agent Hardlnv Wind was found ar
pr0aching the house wherein Smith
had been in hiding and was arrested
without much effort. go
The train robbery having been
committed in Butler connty the men
were lodged 10 the Eldorado Jail.