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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-03-22

knees In the meadows, crying to his
companion; "Violets, man, violets.
Smell them" Or we ride with Trajan
in his triumphal march, or stand with
Godfrey at the taking Of Jerusalem. or
with arctic explorer hear the crash OF
the icebergs, or are received with Her
nando Cortes in the halls OF Monte
yuma, or watch in the observatory as
Herschel with his telescope captures
another star or the ink in the ink
horn turns red as blood, and we are at
Marengo and Arbela, and Eylau and
Borodino and Leipsic; or we sail with
Hamilcar from Carthage to Palermo, or
we see Galilei fighting for the solar
system, and around us gather for con-
versation Aristotle and Plato and Rob-
ert South and Sydney Smith and Locke
and Samuel Rogers and Chaucer and
Paul Richter and Swift and Hazlitt and
Leigh Hunt and Talleyrand and Burke
and Edward Irving. while, to make
music for us. Handel and Mozart and
Mendelssohn come in. and we watch
Columbus landing, and see John Har-
wards legacy of G9O0 paid over for
the founding of Harvard university,
and Joshua Reynolds and David Wilkie
and Rembrandt tell us OF their pic
lures. Oh, the books! Thank God for
the books. and thanks be to all the
authors! May the inkhorn ever be I'M
der divine insDiration
When a bad book is printed you do
we'll to blame the publisher, but most
Of all blame the author. The malaria
rose from his inkstand. The poison
that caused the moral or spiritual
death dropped in the fluid from the
tip of his pen. The manufacturer of
that ink could tell you that 1t is made
Of tannin and salt of iron and nutgalls
and green vitrlol. but many an author
has dipped from his inkstand hyper
criticism and malevolence and SANDER
and salaciousness as from a fountain
Of death. But blessed be God for the
authors inkstand in 10000 studies
which are dedicated to pure intelli-
gence, highest inspiration and grand
est purpose. They are the inkstands
out of which will be dipped the redemp-
ton of the world The destroying an
gels with their swords seen In Ezekiel's
vision will be finally overcome by the
merciful angel with the writer's ink
horn.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1901-03-22

Through books we sit down and talk
with the mightiest spirits Of all the
ages. We accompany Tennyson on his
spring-time walk 81 he fails upon his
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23
Divorce Canon Defeated.

The troublesome question of mar riage and divorce has been set at rest for another three years by the action of the house of deputies of the trien- nial Episcopal convention rejecting both the proposed canons on the sub feet which were passed by the house of bishops. The greatest fight of the convention has been over section four of cannon thirty-six, virtually forbid ding the remarriage of divorced per sons by priest of the church.
 This as passed by the house oi biuhops had been adopted by yea and nay vote of committee of the whole of the house of deputies When the committee rose and re ported its work to the house another decisive vote was taken, not only or the troublesome fourth section, but or the entire canon, which was rejected as a whole. Canon 37, which pro vides for disciplining persons marry ing again after being divorced, met similar fate.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23

The entertainment was opened by a song in which all present joined. Mrs. Hunter presiding at the piano. T. w. Otis and J. c. Herndon gave the audience some "reminiscences from the early history of Prescott which were particularly interesting to the more recent corners to this section.
 MT. Barkley rendered two excellent cornet solos, with Mrs. Barkley as accompanist on the piano, and Miss Helen Munyan favored those present with a vocal solo, while Miss Speed the elocutionist, also gave a recitation. Little Teddy Ross, son of Mir. and Mrs. H. D. Ross, sang a song to an accompaniment by his mother on the piano, which elicited the greatest ap- plause. He has an exceptionally sweet voice which he handles well for one of his age. "Twenty Kates' con- ducted by Miss Munyan was also quite an interesting and amusing fea- ture of the evenings entertainment The piano used for the occasion was furnished by Mir. Heck, the well known piano dealer.
 Refreshments were served during the evening the table in the dining room being decorated with Arizona apples. and autumn vines with theil beautiful tinted leaves.
 Mrs. H. B. Long was quite active during the evening circulating among the guests with cheery word for all as well as keeping thenumbers on tht programme moving so that interes was not permitted to wane during tho evening.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23
Mckinley Memurial Services.

All preliminary arrangements for the Mckinley memorial services to be held at the Methodist church next Sunday evening have been about com pleted.
 The speakers selected for the occa- sion are Governor N. O. Murphy Hon.5T. G. Norris and Frank k Stewart. Rev. Peck will also speak briefly. on the religious side of the late presidents character.
 The G. A. R., the Woman's Reliel corps, the pastors and people of the various churches, and the mayor and city council will all be invited to at tend, as well as the public in general
 In addition to the music by tht choir of the church, Mrs. D. NJ. F Weeks will sing a solo and the Pres colt orchestra will also render some selections.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23
HOBO RUNS AMUCK.
He Attempted to Rob Chinaman and After Long Chase is Captured
 and Jailed.

Employees of the Charley Hong res taurant were thrown into an unusual state of excitement about s o'clock Wednesday morning by a hobo named Thomas Grady attempting to rob one of their number. The res taurant cook was in the basement of their building, cutting meat, when he was approached by white man who grabbed the butcher knife and started to go through the cooks pockets, who gave the distress signal in his native tongue. In less time than it takes to read this the basement was filled with gesticulating Chinamen, held at bay by the would-be robber flourishing the butcher knife taken from the cook. It became so warm for Grady that in desperation he threw the knife at the cook and made a line for the door, followed by the Chi namen, who caught him just outside of the building. Mund Charley, one of the huskiest of the Jerome colony was delegated to hold the prisoner and the rest scattered through the town to hunt an officer. Grady soor broke loose and attempted to lost himself in the crowd, but was kept il sight. For over an hour he darted il and out Of houses trying to shake tht Celestials, only to find on his exit ont of them at short distance outside oi the door. Marshal Roberts finall, arrived and took the man out of tn Reception saloon. The chase wa witnessed by over hundred mel who were unable to get the straigh of the trouble, the Chinamen givin: their orders in their own tongue The prisoner celebrated his entranc to the city jail by setting fire to hi bedding Wednesday night. By tn time the town was thoroughly arouse' . and the fire department on the seen
 he was nearly suffocated.--Jerom
 Reporter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23
PUBLIC RECORDS.

Following is the daily report of in struments filed in the county record CTS office, as reported by the Prescott Title company:
 A T Hodgdon, ct al, locate Big Juniper mine, Hassayamda dist.
 Slate Creek Mg Co to Brown Bros agr, gasoline engine at Blue Dick mine, S1 ,S32SS.
 E. w. Beitzel to H. c. Trappman b of S, bldg ot Weaver, $500.
 H. l.. Scott locates Grand View mines No 1 and 3 and Colonial No 5, Weaver dist.
 Julius Nora to A Matli, deed, Ju bilee mine, Thumb Butte and Con necticut mines, Hassayampa dist S1,000.
 Kinser and w F Auil locate four mines in Copper Basin dist.
 Jas Chambers locates Double Stan dard and Chambers mines, Hassa- yampa dist.
 Johnston Meyers to Louis lssoglio nj rise, rise mtg of $500.
 Equator Mg x Smlt Co, to David Scott, deed, New Year mine, Verde dist.
 BH Gray and E Block, Merchant: Mining Co, agreement, assigns lease on First Home mine Big Bug dist S1OO.
 Same parties to same company deed. Town View, White Cap, Beth Block, and Wonder mines Big Bug dist.
 G A Smith, ct al locate Parrot and Summit mine, Mint Valley dist.
 Anton Pejk, ct al, incorporate Mon tana-Arizona Copper Mg Co, cap stk S250,OO0.
 JSmith, John Wilson, D Akard X G A Smith to John A Patton, deed five mines, Mint valley dist, SlO.
 John A Patton to Jerome Canon Copper Co, deed, five miles, Mint valley dist, Slo.
 Michael Zacklich to Moat-Ariz Cop per Mg Co, deed, numerous mines ID Eureka dist.
 Pan-American Mg Co to N L Grif- fin, mtge, Hidden Treasure mines Walker dist, S9,5OO.
 SEE Bright to w G Reese, grants general powers of attorney.
 Vim NJ Ralston and wife to B G Well. deed, of Ralston Find No mine, Sl.
 Wm R Beatty files a of a W on FL moriah mine, Qtz Mt dist.
 James Cleator and Lee Frankline file a of W on Positive and Negative mines, Big Bug dist.
 GOFord and CJ George amend location of Red Jacket Nos 7, 1, }, { and s mines, Verde dist.
 Vim H Atkinson to s J Wright deed, Elpaso mine.
 JM Shaw locates Juniper mine, Hassayampa dist.
 WRand Chas A Johnson locate Claybank mine, Slate Creek dist.
 Max J Alwens files A of 4 work on Maxton mine, Hassayampa dist.
 FW Wagner to H L Heck, mtge piano, etc.
 u Pulliam and T B Cone to same mtge piano.
 IL White locates Little Chief mines and water right, Black Rock dist.
 W Conner and H YOemans locate Conner No 3 mine, Hassayampa dist DA Curtis locates Midnight mine Walker dist.
 James Freel locates Gobe Twene mine, Agua Fria dist.
 RW Martin and wife to Lincoln Fowler deed, lot 8, blk 34, Prescott John Hawkins to A T Carroll, Land Mark mine, Agua Fria dist, SlO.
 FER Jenkins to w G Rees, h | goods, Prescott.
 G H Freyda and Vim Curran 10 cate Saturday mine, Big Bug dist.
 GO Mars to Copper Cobre Me Co, deed, Copper Link mine, Peel dist, S25.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23
An Old Timers Visit.

Joshua Swett, one of the early tim CTS of this section, arrived in Prescott yesterday from Green valley in Gila county, being his first visit here for seventeen years. MT. Swett was a resident of Prescott twenty-seven years ago, when he was engaged in the freighting business. Later he went to Blackberry to engage in the same business. and while there grub staked a prospector, who went into the mountains, discovered rich sill yer mine and did some work on it, and in less than a months time Mir. Swett realized Sl5,000 cash for his in- vestment. With the proceeds of that sale he bought a race horse, and his visit here seventeen years ago was to attend a series of races. The old timers will probably recall him by a foot race which he says he ran against John Behan on Granite street He is now engaged in mining ir Green valley and his visit here at thi: time is to purchase supplies for hi; mining camp. He says that the Pres colt of today bears no resemblance tC the Prescott of his time.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23
What She May Expect.
The Goal of Love is Marriage and the Goal of Marriage
 is Maternity.

When young man and young woman are very much in love every step of life they take is timed to the music of the wedding march. The happy consumma- ton may be years away, but down the path of the years the clear eyes of love discern the spot which some day they shall call home. And when the mar riage is consummated and the home founded another thought begins to fill the minds of wife and husband, a thought that lies too deep for words, the thought of cooing baby voice. of
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23
HOW TO PREPARE.

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 Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription meets the needs of women at every pc riod of life. It is invaluable in that transition period when the girl becomes a woman, establishing regularity and pro- noting the general health. It dries of- fensive and enfeebling drains, heals in- hammation and alteration and cures female weakness. From the time of the first change from girlhood to womanhood until the last change of life, in all the weakness of womanhood and trials of motherhood Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre- scription is a true woman's friend. It makes women strong and well.
 UIt is pleasure for me to recommend your medicine, 'Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery" writes Mrs. Rhoda Russell, of Corbet, Navarro Co.,, Texas. uI had suffered for years with a disagreeable drain and other fe- male troubles, but now, thanks to your medicines, am much better and your medicines have done me more good than all else. took nine bottles of Favor ite Prescription and six of Golden Medical Discovery Had it not been for Dr. Pierce's medicines no doubt I would have suffered continually the rest of my life. I shall always praise these preparations. The cost of them is so lit- tie compared with the good felt, yet I owe you for what you have done for me-"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23
A Weak Back

Some people suffer from this ail- ment nearly all their lives. They are nervous and Respondent through loss of sleep. The fact is their kidneys are weak and are unable to perform their proper functions: The best medicine to strengthen the kidneys, stimulate the liver and cure indiges- tion, dyspesia. sleeplessness or mala- ria, fever and agua, is
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23

The Venture Hill Mining company applied for patents yesterday in the United States land office for theiI Juniper, Socrates and Sigsbee mining claims.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23

If the love of man and woman leads to marriage, and marriage looks to mother hood, what is the plain and obvious duty of the woman about to assume the obli- gations of wifehood and motherhood It is her duty to prepare herself for her own sake and the sake of the children that may be given her, as well as for the sake of her husband and her home.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23

For the purpose of further developing their hold ings the Company has decided to place One Hun dred Thousand shares of stock-par value one dollar-at Fifty cents share. There is no oil proposition before the people today that offers such rich returns-absolute safety of investment.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23
CENTRAL PACIFIC OIL co.

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23

Joseph H. Smith has been elected as president of the Mormon church,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23
100000 Shares of Stock Offered at soc on the Dollar.

The Company owns twcnty-Ovo hundred acres of Oil producing lands in the heart of Kern River, Bakersfield, Ventura, Sunset. Tehachapi, kra- mer Newhall, Los Angeles and Fullerton Oil fields of California. Better than gold mine for early investors.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23
YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE

YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23

Miss Rabby of Jackson, Miss, aged Is, has adopted an unusual method of securing a knowledge of music. She operates an engine at the Merrill water tank of the Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City railroad, for which the company pays her S25 month. The company further provides her with free transportation twice week to Mobile, where she is pursuing her studies.
 The Constantinople correspondent of the Telegraph says the United States government will insist that Turkey make any deficit in the fund for the ransom of Miss Stone, and also refund the full amount sub scribed.
 Wanted.-SeveraI persons of char acter and good reputation in eacl state lone in this county required) tC advertise old established wealth. business house of solid fnancia standing. Salary S1S.00 weekly witt expenses additional, all payable il cash each Wednesday direct iron
 head offices. Horse and carriage fur
 nished when necessary. References
 Enclose self addressed stamped en yelope. Manager, 3I6 Caxton Build ing, Chicago. 9-11 to l-1-02w , Wanted.-Several persons of char , acter and good reputation in eac state lone in each county required) t l represent and advertise old establish
 ed wealthy business house of soli ? financial standing. Salary, S1S.0 weekly with expenses additional, a f payable in cash each Wednesday d l rect from head offices. Horse an l crrriage furnished, when necessar, f References. Enclose self addresse ? stamped envelope Manager, 3l | Csxton Building, Chicago.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23
Small investments

Incorporated under Territorial laws for Five Millions. Two Millions already expended for proven oil lands Three Millions aside or treasury stock Investors guaranteed by TwentyMion Dollar Corporation
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23

Offices GIT, 6Is and 6Iz LaughIin Building,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-10-23

Thomas Taylor, one of the prime movers in the affairs of the Altar company, left for Old Mexico We'd nesday afternoon accompanied by an expert from the north. While south Mir. Taylor will arrange to increase the force of men working on the Altar property. We are anxious to see Toms report on the mine.-Reporter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23
CASTE SUGGESTED.

The London Spectator has kindly
taken up the so-called negro problem
In the United States, and proposed a
solution which few will regard as cor
rect. That journal endorses President
Roosevelt's much discussed courtesy to
Booker T. Washington, "as noble and
courageous act" but at the same time
It expresses the wish that It had not
taken place because It believes that "a
recognition Of the nonresident equality
of the races is not the best way to kill
the white prejudice against the black. -
Then the Spectator proceeds to state
what TO its philosophical mind presents
itself as the best solution. The whites
and the blacks, It says. should ayowei-
" form themselves into two castes like
the Hindoos and Mussulmans Of India,
with no intercourse except on the com
mon business OF life. In the opinion
Of our London contemporary the ballot
should be temporarily withdrawn from
the negro. although every Office except
the presidency should be open to him,
hut the whites should be entitled to de-
mand trial by white judge. Under
these conditions says the Spectator
the races would develop peaceably
untll the color rules were felt to be in
convenient and swept away
Now the fact IS that IN some sections
Of this country strong efforts have been
made to draw caste line, and that has
but Increased the trouble. Henry Wat
terson has recently said that there is
no drawing room in this country in
which the black man Is IN place, and as
far as that statement expresses a gem
eral sentiment, It shows that the spirit
Of caste distinction IS. and has been,
actively az work. Even In the matter
Of worship, caste has been established.
and in the matter Of law and politics
the line has been drawn with fire and
blood. But all to no good purpose The
trouble grows. There is no Immediate
prospect of the color rules being swept
away
OF course, in this country we have a
Declaration of independence that says
something about the equality Of hu-
man beings, and Constitution that