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Arizona republican., 1901-08-08

The old proverb; rTo be at peace prepare for war" is the secret of the larger part of life's successes, whether of nations or individuals.
 The difference between the healthy, happy mother who has healthy children to nurse and nourish, and the weak, nervous mother, with a weakling child, is mostly difference of preparation.
 The great preparative for motherhood is Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. l. tranquilizes the nerves, encourages the appetite and induces refreshing sleep. Ii gives the mother strength to give her child. It imparts elasticity and strength to the organs of maternity SO that the baby's advent is practically painless.
 "I take pleasure in writing you to let you know about your Favorite Prescription says MT. F.. E. Fricke, of Petersburg Mcnard Co, Ill, Box 367 My wife had been sick nearly all her life and after trying everything l could Prescription.' I sent to Chicago and got six bottles which my wife took a tablespoonful three times day until the baby came She felt better after taking the first bottle and when baby was born he weighed nine and half pounds. To day he is six months old and weighs twenty-two pounds He is as good child as any one could wish. The doctor says he Is as healthy as any baby could be and also the doctor says your Fdvorite Prescription was the cause of such healthy baby. felt 1 owed you this much for the good you did my wife and myself hope you will mention this to others who may be in need of such help. and you may refer them to me, as I would he glad to tell of the good of such a valuable medicine"
 Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, in paper covers, is sent free on receipt of 2I one cent stamps to pay expense of mailing Oniv Address Dr. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-08
KIPLING'S LATEST POEM.
He Probably Couldn't Help It and It
 Might Have Been Worse.

IL was all our fault and our very great
 fault We praised him in the b ginning. So it isn't his fault, not all his fault H5's as much sinned at as shining. We worshipped his face ana sang his
 songs From a page just 9X7ly, So We got our lesson and got it good. Till the task was far from heavenly. For times g makes Sl And plus is 1, And horses are quicker than messenger
 boys. And a Briton runs quicker than d Bosr, And bikes are quicker than bob-tail
 cars, But the quickest of all that class Is the blubbering automobilly goatee, Petro,s um, steam or gas. So 1t was our fault. our terrible fault; By the Great Horn Spoon!-Who
 knows? Had we jumped on him with a saxon
 vim, His verse mightn't now bs prose. So the more he works and the less he
 prints, Twill be better all round, you bet! We have had an imperial lesson, And we'll proit-lest We forget!
 This is not eXacrly what the morning cable dispatches brought us of Rud- yard Kiplngs latest poem, but 1t is either better or worse. The original is published by the London Times. and is entitled The LessOh," embodying the idea that Gr,at Britain has learned from the war that her military system Is all wrong, and has had, in the words Of one line. All her most holy illus ions knocked higher than Gilderoy's kite" Following urs' some of the lines; It was our fault and our very gr5a
 fault And not the Judgment of heaven; We made an army in our image On an island nine by seven, Which faithfully mirrored its makers
 ideals. Equipment and mental attitude. And so w got our lesson And We ought to accept it with grati-
 tude. W> have spent some hundred million
 pounds To prove the fact once more That horses are quicker than men
 afo0t Since two and two make four. And horses have four legs and man
 have two legs And two into four goes twice. And nothing over c5pt our lesson And very cheap at the price, It was our fault and our very great
 fauh, And now we must turn it to use, We have forty million reasons for failure,
 But not single excuse. So the more We work and the less we
 talk
 The better results we shall get. We have had an imp rial lesson lt will make us an empire yet
Arizona republican., 1901-08-08

The news of the appointment of MT. Hugh II. Price, surveyor general for
 Arizona. will be re- THE NEW ceived with pleasure in SURVEYOR Phoenix and wherever GENERAL. else in the territory MT.
 Price Is known. Though he has not been a resident of Arizona a great many years he Is already an i'm portant factor in its business and soc ial fife. He brought to tn. territory an equipment of experience in public affairs. having served a term in the congress of the United States. He has been solicited to accept various places of trust and perferment in Phoenix The good management of the sur veyor- generals office during the next four years is guaranteed. We do not mean that there has been a lack of good management during the past four years. We are not aware that any complaint has been made, for though the surveyor general. MT. George Christ, has been almost helplessly i'll during a considerable part of his tsral. he had surrounded himself with com potent assistants, so that the public business has not been permitted to suff=r
Arizona republican., 1901-08-08
THE "BRIDGE" FAD.
Objections Made by Persons Who Are
 Not Fond of the Game.

"One great objection made to bridge by it's opponents" says Lady Jeune in the Fortnightly Review, lis that it breaks up a party, and, by taking away four or eight people, dis,urDs the har- mony and proper adjustment of the evening. Another is that it never comes to an end, for it is so fas2inat- ing and absorbing 1t seems impossible for its devOtees to leaVe the table. In the days of whist people pl"Jed one or two rubbers and there was an end of 1t; but we have seen bridge begun af- ter breakfast, continued all through the day, and after dinner into the small hours of the night, and it is with the feeling of those who listen to the incl dents of days huating endlessly dis cussed. not having taken any part in it, that we regard it. Shop IS always an- noying. and brilge is very 'shoppy'
Arizona republican., 1901-08-08

trial of some case in which Lincoln was interested, his leg was resting on a table and the white skin was exposed to view. Somebody started a subscrip- ton paper with this heading: We hereby agree to subscribe the sum op posite our names for the purpose of buying the prosecuting attornsy a new pair of trousers. Sme five or six law yers signed for a quarter each. an dthe paper was passed to Lincoln, who was engrosstd with a crOss-eXamination then wrote: I can give nothing to the end in view.'-A. Lincoln. St Louis Star.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-08
HIS SIMPLE LANGUAGE.

students recently one pleansant little German was keen on showing his knowedge of Eng ish. Every sen tence of his was bouna to contain hayve and alre tty; a bit of slang was to him as ponderous as the voice of an oracle. ant ths English "th" was slmpy i'm possible. He commented brokenly on the bewket cn the table and the gay nos in Ms buttonhole.
 But the climax was reached in ans wsr to a question put in good German:
 Are you going to the lecture tonight, Herr B?"
 "Ach, mol" with a wave of his hand;
Arizona republican., 1901-08-08
GET FURS REPAIRED.

D. B0noff, of 2i7 South Broadway, op-. posite city hall, the leading furrier of Los Angeles California. will make over and repair seal and other fur garments at special rates during the summer sea son. He sores garments free of charge. Take your garments tC .Im when you go to the coast and have the work done righ.i j.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-08
NIGHT AND MORNING BELLS.

In the picturesque villag5 of Allesley, Warwickshr= England, an ancient custom. which is found to finger here and there, is stiGl observed. The church bell is rung at five o'clock every morning in the summer and at 0 o'clock in the winter in order to arouse sleeping villagers and enable them to start work in good time. The curfew bell is also toned at o'clock each evening.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-08

Many other ministers are agreeing with the Jersey genius who says the women are going to Heaven, but the men are going elsewhere. None of the clergy, however, expresses an opinion as to how long the women are likely to continue to go to Heaven if the mon don't
Arizona republican., 1901-08-08

Information from the Philippines h. dIcates that the rebellion Is now con- fined to those soldiers of fortune whose familiar weapons are the jimmy and dark lantern
Arizona republican., 1901-08-08
WILD SANATORlUM

"der ghost is retty, but der meat is eble'
 Then the quiet man strengthened out our wrlnkled brows by suggesting that possibly he meant: The spirit is will ing. but the flesh Is weak"
Arizona republican., 1901-08-08

Tanner, of fasting fame, now sixty eight years old. has challenged the brewers of Denver to a fasting contest. Six men are to drink beer only and he is to drink water. The brewers have agreed to the contest.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-08

"Rlcha da Crcke maka de law" said Generoso Conso,acio. in his naturaliza- ton examinations; and the court re- fused him his papers. It seems that Generoso didn't get the name just
Arizona republican., 1901-08-08
CAUSE AND EFFECT.

Mamma-No cooking class today? May-NO, Ma; the teacher is sick. Mamma-The heat, I suppose May-No; dyspg pzia. Philadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-08
r,,rYy, ,gn nNOyvRyn WITT FREb CAMP GROUND ,A' ,,II


 
 
  of living wonders of bathing Natures  waters Catalina offers attractions not possible at other resorts
  hc Salt Lake Route trains leaving Los Angeles day at 9O and 500 a excursion S2N s Phone Main
Arizona republican., 1901-08-08
Who Wants to Buy a Good Home On Easy Terms
 In Capitol Addition !?

It is going to be the hobby part of town, and don't you forget it.
 See this: A picturesque, we'll built brick house, with six or seven rooms. may be bought for $l 600. Terms $200 cash; monthly pay nlents for six months of $9S0; then $l0O on principal, and sec Ond six months $9.10 per month.
 Each six months purchG ser pays $lOO on the principal, with q reduction of monthly payments to correspond. Call on
 R, H, GREENE
 No. 21, North First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1901-08-08
THE CALIFORNIA HOSPITAL


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Arizona republican., 1901-08-08

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19

ago when the girl took the poison. sines
that time she has suffered ga her room.
gradually sinking Different rhfricianq
were called in 90 zee her. 1ut 60 reern.f
% b. plain that the girl did rot have fhs
best attention She had no money. neither
had MCDuny any money. hut what rfn
received was given by charifabiy inclined
people.
The coroner was notified last night anB
an inquest was held IL was DEVELOPED at
the inquest that thc Eiri was one ~ good
rareutage and fhai Der home uaa in ItaIs.
Tex. where her father usfe. blf her
mother has been dead fqr several yoafs
ana her father ia now married g. bis
ihird wife. Jer father Is veii ia d. aa.i
the giri g mother had ieft h~r au iaferrst
in 1e9 acres o1 land in Ennn county.
Texas The EH ald her father wer-
estransee probably On accolnt ~ the
sferugther.
Her father wrote th- girl q letter
short time before she aied arc the letter
oppressed the hope thst Che GaaE Enfer
scii.d Row settle cesn ln lfe a.n-s sha
had been rnarrIei Prom thir eErFfrrirn
20 81 more fhea llEeiF faaf thr fsfaef Eal
tefn irforwFd fhaf fhe Er hst mars
rsei Medium De 8rett erfirrafrlr
AcDufy stated - the inaaiEF flat fa
had mct fha E.rf about rro gelfe ars
"a Gainesville Te1ae NcfnTF fsfnrf
81 a prominent nurfneaa man .u husfr
Tex. Mcu8Tg b'resif rrrma a. ts
70rf ~ rour1er aifh9lf snF mcrrF rf
work
The father ~ fhs rfsl PAS s~~r -r-f -
and he may crfus 40 rialu ere reusirr
~ ne fefa a0f ftaF uI se fafIel at ftf
eEuanae q tire caHnfF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
MYSTERY AT MuLHALL.
Fred English is Said to Have Left
Town Making Away With Money.


MuihaH. O. T., Nov. 1N.-To say that the
good people OF MulhaU were startled at
the report current owe rtown yesterday
morning that Fred English had lef- tho
town. leaving matters financial I'm any
thing but good shape. would only partially
express now the people really felt saws
the Enterprise. Fred has been here a
long time and has made many friends.
Apparently he was good. straieht for
ward. business man. and many placed
20 much confidence in him that much ~
their business was eutruIed to HIM He
was member OF the Masonic. odd Eel
lows ana hniEats OF Pythias lodges lie
held the position III noble grand iu the
Odd Fellows lodge and was Keeper Of
records and seal in the knights of Pyfh-
las II IS reported that be carried With
him considerable money belonsiug to the
latter lodge though how much we are
unabie "a say. He also made individual
leans oi several brother Knights. Drafts
asgreEatins $500 were forged on Gums
bank at Perry, it IS reported. and cashed
here m the Aaihah bank il EooG faith
He also iDit notes here upon which he
hao secured moncy, aa6 his securities
VIII nave 10 make thar good. 4 later re-
port comes in rhat he owed "a Kansas Cirw
Jewelry house So1. OF course. these re-
ports may be exaggerated. we hope thev
are nor an true; bus from evidence II
hand 1t looks bad indeed for Fred. Ths
greatest surprise IS that lie seemed above
an this Most any of the bows would
have loaned Fred any ordinary sum and
felt perfectly secure II IS a matter of
regret thar Pie has taken such Is course.
Much sympathy is feit fer bis wife. aho
seems devoted 10 hiIuy. Size is disposiu..
OF her nouSehold goods ard. IL is ~
ported. win 50 10 Billings. 90 reside with
FTed's p5cpie.
His departure IS mystery. ana no one
seems To know of hi swhereahout
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
The aoha aiy gayle gnesdau gornng g.

ably be heard in February term Of court
IN wreck on the Great Northern yes
terday a car load CT aJpauese are re-
ported % have been killed.
Stephen a Dutton, charged with pass
ing valueless checks on q speculator in
New York City. was arrested yesterday
President Hill refuses 10 discuss Cover
nor Nausant's statement on the consoh-
dation Of the Great Northern and North
ern Pacific railroads Air. Hill says the
question is a legal one.
Hearing Of arguments in the case Of the
Union Traction company against the IL
Inois State Board of Equalization was
begun yesterday. The Traction company
don't want their capital stock and fran
chises OF 100 0assessed. Arguments yes
terday bore on application Of Chicago 70
become a party defendant
Affairs Of the fruit JAR combine in IN
diana are at an end and each firm VIII
conduct its own business. Unfavorable
markets bursted trust
A bench warrant has been issued for
Wilbur Sherweu, patrolnan OF Evans
Vile, Ind. who is charged with completely
in the murder OF Laura Renner.
The stockholders Of the Pacific Wireless
Telephone and Telegraph company elected
officers at meeting held yesterday at
Pierce. s. D.
1--4tc AAliNAtL anu nifty men anu StA
officers OF Columbus barracks have been
ordered TO he forwarded 10 san Fran
cisco. enroute to Philippines.
Colonel W. r. Wallace. one OF the best
know mining men in the west, is dead ar
Whittier, Calf. He was interested in
mining operations IN Canada. Minnesota,
eNw Mexico. Mexico and Arizona.
1t is reported that Indians are on the
warpath around the headwaters of Eagle
river in Michigan.
o. B. Wheeler. Jr.. charged with forging
prominent Chicagoan's names TO checks
aggregating S103.O00. was on trial yester-
day and his bail fixed al 81 600. The de-
fendants plea is drunkenness, and this
is probable, as no effort at Disgusting
handwriting was made The notes were
signed in exactly the same writing.
The union and non-union forces of
miners in Providence and Hopkins coun-
ties. eKntucky, are At war. one killed
and several wounded IS the result UP 10
date.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
cRAzED WITH DRINK.
Man at Cleveland Attempts to Murder
FeIloWman.

FeiloWman.
Cleveland. O. r.. Nov. 1S-Charlie Bar
ker had narrow escape from death at
the hands OF man crazed with drink last
week. Charlie Schroeder, better known
as Dutch Charlie, had been drinking
heavily for some time and on Sunday
he did without liquor all day. with the
result that in the evening the craving
Tor drink drove him temporarily insane.
says the Triangle. When he retired TO
his room at the City hotel he imagined
mat he heard gang plotting to kin him
and when Charlie Barker went upstairs
he was met AT the door by Mr. Schroeder
who attacked him with a knife He made
two vicious strokes. the first driving the
knife through the door; the second time
he struck the door in such a way that
the knife closed on his hand and severed
an artery which hled profusely, and but
for the timely aid of physicians Mr..
Schroeder would have bied to death AS
It was he was so weakened that he was
confined to his room until Tuesday. when
he left for Sinnett to look up some work
at his trade, stone cutting.
It is not thought his mind was seriously
affected as he was perfectly rational
when he left town, but the attack was
brought on by too much drinking.
Mr- Barker escaped uuhurt. but he saws
he don't care TO take the same chances
over again. as he might not get out Of IT
so easily next time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19

hamuatiOn and liberation and cures
female weakness. The wonderful cures
of wolnanly diseases effected bv the use
Of "Favorite Prescription place 1t at
the front of al put-up medicines speci-
ally prepared for the use Of women.
FI was troubled with fcrnaie yveakrs-ss Toy
sislit s-c2rs. and suffered more thau c1n tclI
writes Ms. Gust Mosrr. Of Ovanoo. D-eriodre
Co. Montana fy disposition was 1ilec1cl 10
such an extent fhat 20 saw q pleasant wu-G 10
any one was almost al insucssi1i
II had two operations performed hy one az
tie most skilieSi surgeons Of the Nest. but Gld
uct get rrlleL Ehcu. egli1-t a1y coctor
slrlct erder-. / commenced taking Lr- Pierce
Fayorite Prescription and Golden Mcdicai Ilt--
coveTy,' sna also followed tle advice Eivcn IA
the Cofnflcu sense Medical Adviser.
! cotiinuel nus trc--tfu-ut fe- three mcrtiis.
an l--1aH ana a. araltEt auG weLt as . f-or-l-n
cau t.c Z caunus fhsuk d. Fsrrce enoac1 ior
ias i-iHa letiess - ui-
DE- Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure 81
iousEess and sick headache.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
ASLEEP AMID FLAMES

breaking into a blazing home, some
1remen lately dragged the sleeping in
mates from death. Fancied security.
and death near. It's that way when you
neglect coughs and colds. Don't do it.
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton gives perfect protection against all
throat, chest and lung troubles. Keep It
near and avoid suffering, death, and
doctors bills. A teaspoonful stops a late
cough, persistent use the most stubborn.
Harmless ard nice tasting, it's guaran-
teed TO satisfy by Gehrings pharmacy.
Price. 50c and S1.00
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
He ESCAPED PUNISHMENT.
J. Lindsey Breaks Away at Cleveland
From His Custodian.

Cleveland. o. T. Nov. Isl. Lindsey
who has been employed as a farm hand
by John Barger. living near Hominy
was brought 20 Cleveland and placed ia
the custody Of Constable Chas- Nash on
Wednesday of last week. charged with
causing the ruin OF "a daughter Of Alr.
BarEer declares tho Triangle. While Mr.
Nash was making preparations 10 take
his prisoner to Pawnee. Lindsey made a
break for liberty and succeeded in eiuding
pursuit
Mr. Barger is very anxious for the fef-
low - be caught. and made 70 pay the
penalty of his wrong doing. and has o.
fered % reward II 81 FOR bis arrest and
delivery into the custody - Judge Han
son. ~ this place.
he is described 90 being 6 feet . inches
in height, has heavy dark hair. very
heavy eyebrows and long. heavy. sandy
uustache- when last seen he wore or1wn
corduroy pants dark checked coat. iisht
work shirt and light haE- lie was reported
as having been seen in Jennings tnE same
lay b. escaped. bat when Mr NASH
reached that place De- Wss not % D folad
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
EVERYBODY TAKES CHANCE.
Business Men of Hennessy Conatt
Cash TO Bore for Oil

Business Men Of Hennessy Donate
Cash to Bore for oil.
Henuessey, o. T., Nov. iS-There has
been more or less talk about toRn OF
what might be underneath the city. as
there severy indication Of oil or gas
So Mayor Liddle. City Clerk Swim ard
NJ VI. Tate wrote out paper and started
around town Saturday afternoon TO raise
money with which 70 prospect, and every
business man responded 70 the amount OF
- each.
The prospect well viii he sunk op9 feet
or 2.0g0 if necessary. and IL r5ere is any
mineral strata it win be found
Mr.. LiiGle informed the Eagle this
morning that about 81 so had been sub
scribed for the project.
Let all work for the good Of the town.
a specialist win be here the latter part Of
this week, and work win begin az once.
Decayiag vegetation at this season
breeds disease Hoods Sarssparina Will
keep you well.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19
trolley Car Is Wrecked.

Youngstown. O.. Nov. l6.-A trolley car
on the Youngstown and Sharan Electric
railway jumped the track in Hubbard,
seven miles from here today while going
az Sood rate Of speed. SIX persons were
injured. Frank Uailson Of Sharon, Pa,
was badly hurt about the head and Is in
a serious condition. Mark Haziett. WIN.
Kelly. Bert Copeland. the motorman and
two laborcrs names unknown received
slight injuries Thirty passengers We're
on The car al the time tie accident occur
rcd The car was wreckea.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-19

quishment and the recording Of the new
homestead entry, and that during this
interval the land was government domain
and subject TO entry and settlement.
This may seem like d pretty fine point
as the time between the two transactions
may be very brief, but it is not new
point and the government has sustained
several contests ia exactly that kind OF
cases In view of this fact it will be wei
for parties buying ACCOMPLISHMENTS and
paying big prices for them to keep a
string on their money until they are in
actlaI nosseeeinn Of the Ind