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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-20
LID DOMINION srEANsgIP %

pAtLL LINZ FOR NEW YORK sxcrpr surn
SnnaSSsongeH can leave Rich MOI A iIv-s~SSAn
VIA chesapeake and OhiS. rssl-e..pss
80 NJ, OF Richmond and Peter, knrs 10
-, l. NNorfoIk and Western ron - b 70 81
49, AuNetiaF At Norfolk with Ola &C.,
Sne steamer sailing same even,no
o eloeK for New YORK nE 81
hackets on sale 80 Richmond Tr.r.,. -
6hty ., 80 east Main Street: ChaaeDask - 80
n.I.SSrsn MAy and Richmond and Petas.1se..S
esst ~, oepote, and at companY'a afIics ~
thTonxh stree,' Richmond. Baggage ohroS~1
for Nev vo,N FhnIeHf. rz.
ahtnreIT tork and all points beyoud a., -
sve 49, ~ s,Samers. salltng from Rioh Ucrs
OxY., @OaN N RBDNEsDVYi 49, VII
age pssssnSaA This steamer carried sea-
nIest closed one hour before s.,l,r~
hiIsht received and forwarded Ana sSs 49,
ILLS on lading issued for an noTthsS, nos4
ana foreign ports. '"efh' eastern
p. IRON NEW YORK.
Speers can Iesve daily exoan, sr, -,
po;,t "a saturday p NJ TO NorfoJ 81 NJ
wa.t. SomIoft, connecting with NorfoIE srS
r.ii%.I railroad or Chesapea ke and orr
Ereish, for Richmond BY s,e.u.,
urdays, and Wednesdays 100 v, sSt-
R; SaiinEs from cempany's pssr. No uo,..
Ana Loot OF Besch Street. Freight recstxs1
~ ~ rVLMaroed daily except unday. se
or turiher Information apply 30
JoHN:F MAYER, Aeep,.
Ills eastMafn Street
W. Ia y utllaudeu. Pres
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woman. I've often wondered why she
had to work so hard. This morning
she came with her eyes ali red with
crying to tell me that she didn't
believe she could wash to-day. ]
asked her what was the matter, but
she didn't want to tell. OF course ]
knew there was some trouble, and /
insisted on knowing. / took hold
OF her arms to make her sit down
and she cried out as if it hurt her,
and then dropped into a chair and
cried as If her heart would break. j
couldn't do thing but wait till she
got quiet, and then she broke out
In German and told me how her man
had beaten her and showed me her
arms pounded almost to a jelly"
Harold" said Helen, suddenly.
strengthening herself and looking
him keenly in the face; "you drink
wine sometimes, don't you?"
Harold laughed heartily. "Why.
sweetheart, are you afraid I'll beat
your"
"Nonsense!" she said, leaning back
in her chair with narrowing eyelids
as if she were scrutinizing something
closely. you don't suppose 1 think
you capable of that; but what is it
about the stuff that makes such
brutes of men?'
81 don't know" said Harold, indit-
ferently. Probably the beast is in
the man by nature and the LIQUOR
rouses it to activity"
Helen was silent, but her stead
fast gaze remained fixed on the OBJ
posite wall until her husband turned
1t toward him, exclaiming:
What brown study! Why don't
You tell me what it's all about2"
"It's the poor woman and her
trouble. wish I could do something
for her"
81 guess you can; trust YOU to
cheer her up"
Yes, but I mean something more
than that. What can be done for
her while he is like that? Say, dear
est! let's study up alcohol. 1 hear
it's in the public school course, but
you and I don't seem to know very
much about it."
Of course Harold could not refuse
such a pleader, but truth to tell
he did not feel any great interest
in the subject. Drunkenness was
utterly disgusting to him. It had
been his pride that he had never
been overcome by liquor, and he
often declared that a gentleman
ought to be above such weakness.
But Helen threw herself into the
business with a zest, getting scien-
tific opinions and verifying them as
far as possible in the laboratory.
After the investigation bad been
going on for some time and the
counts against alcohol had multiplied
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-20

gor simply send your name and address,
9Jr VI. ". Knapp, lsz2 Hall Bldg Detroit
f1lcn and he viii gladly send the free re
celpe with full directions 30 that any man
may easily cure himself at heme. This Is Ger
fanny moss generous Offer and the follow
ing extracts taken from his daily mail show
what men think OF his generosity. =
Dear tir:-PleasS accept NV sincere
thanks for yours OF recent date. 1have Civ.
en- your treatment a thorough test and the
dement, has been extraordinary. 1t has
completely braced me up. am just as vixoI
how happy am"
Dear sir:-Your method worked beauti-
1u1ly. Results were exactly what 1 needed
strength and vigor have completely re-
turned and enlargement is entirely satisfac-
Dear sir:-Yours was received and I had
no trouble In making use of the receipt as di-
rected, and after a few days use can truth
tully say 1t is boon Co weak men. 1 am
greatly improved in size, strength and Wig.
All correspondence is strictly confidential
mailed In plain sealed envelope. The receipt
is tree Tor the asking and he wants every
man to haveit.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-04-20
YORK RIVER LINE, WEST TIt POM,
The Favorite Route North.

We RICHMOND
Train No. l6, 4 80 p NJ.
l1l ORE LIMITED, Daily, except Sunda,
for West Point, and intermediate stations
making close eonneetiel Mondays Wednes-
days and r tdays with steamer for BaIti-
more. Monday, Wednesday and friday.
Train No. 1G, 30 P. n.
Loo L Exp Mon WedneS q Fridays. 10
Wet Point and interme date sta items con.
kI>NE with stage at Lester manor to Walker.
Nk and Tappahannock also at West Point
W an steam ers for Baltimore. stops at all sta
ftenB.
Train No. "a. lee A. NJ
LOCAL MIXED, leaves daily, except sunda,
from Virginia St.eet Station for West Point
and intermediate stations, connecting with
stage at Lestor manor for WalkertoR and Tan.
pahsnnock,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
s:15 .. m. Daily, from West Point, with Con.
and Saturdays.
10:4s Am. sundays and Mon days
sos p M Daily, except sunday from Wes,
Point and intermediate stations.
steamers leave West Point Monday We'd
nesday and Friday $50 p. NJ. arriving 2alti !.
more 500 q. M, Returning leave Baltimore
BOO p. m Friday, Thursday and Saturday
steamers cal at all landings on York
River.
O. W. WESTBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
90 K. NAin s. Richmond, Va,
.k:OULf, VA fuRk,
11"c Ash@SoA zen. Pass. Agt.
FRANK 8. CANNON.
Third Vics-rresadcnt aad General M.uss.,
Washington, d. c.
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Ether Drinking in PRUSSIA.

To the evils of alcohol are now add
ed the evils of the ether drinking.
which has spread alarmingly in east
ern Prussia, where ether is sold in the
saloons, like any liquor, four or five
grams to glass. In the town of Mem
ell alone it is stated the amount thus
sold last year was $3.50 liters, and in
reality twice this amount was con-
sumed' the rest brought in by smug-
glers. The effect is said to be four
times more powerful than any equal
amount Of alcohol but its continued
use produces intolersble suffering and
incurable LESSONS of liver, kidneys and
Professionalism Royal Templar.
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Southern RallWay
oAHkUlLE
IN EFFECT Der. 21, 1900
Trains Leaves Richmond, Va.


lice n. NO II sUI5RHIN I1Fn
., Atlanta AuPpP,s Jackson srd
Eo-Ats south sleepeRi IArzfIla
Greensooro. salisbury. sraNCharl otte
sleeper open At Richmor ess 20 o. m
Connects at Dsnvttr ano Cnarlotte
With New York and Florida Rxoress
SNo sl carrying thxoagh sleepers be
nections Tor All F1s.s IA po,ntst S S1sc
connects at DaDviNe. Charlotte with
me Washiugtorane Sou.hwesterp Idr,
ited NO 81, osapytnR through sleepers
petn New Herk and Nashville New
York aud Meuzslis and new Yorl ana
rev orleans also. Pullman Tourist
sleeper kopS avs, Wednesdays and Fri
% 1tS, m,s a. 70 s.r Franeisco
fornia
1901 No. 7, solid train daily .or Cha,
Iotte, n; Q. Connects At Aoseley win
farmvtIe and Powhatan railroad nj
keysvtlle for Clsrksvtlle. Oxford Hen
deEon and Durham and at Greensboro
Salem At Danviiie with NO. IS T9ited
StStes Fast Nail, solid train, dai y for
Kew Orleans and poin Is South whicf
ssrries sleepers New York to Ssw Or
leans ana New York to Jacksony,lIe
and Miami for Nassau Habana. Cuba
Drawiug rom bufret-sleeper Rich
mond to Birmingham through At
lanta. ~
Through train sleeper sai,spurv. 70
Mem phis via of =sheville and Chatta-
600 P. NJ, NO IL, LOCAL, daily e1cep, sunda,
for Kevsvtlle and intermediates poiuss
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
6 Ssr. NJ, from Atlantis Augusta, Aahsvtlle
and all points south
SaoP. n, from Keysville and local stations
LOCAL FRKIGHT TRAINS.
nos. 81 and 50. between Manchester and Ne
spolis. Va
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ID II o. n RICHMOND
III ~ FREDERICKSBURG
d PoToMAo r.
Sehedule..ib Eject Jan. 81, 1901,
LEAVE BYRD ST. STATION,

tl0 A NJ. Daily, for Washington aue
points North. stops ~ Milford
Fredericksburg and Quautioo
pullman leepers to Washing
IN and New YORK
$50 A. NJ, daily, except Monday, for
Washington and points hort :,
the view York and Florida
Special" composed emit rely of
Pullman vestibu' ed sleeping
compartment, dining literary.
aud observation cars. No ex-
ira fare other than regular
local stops and does not stop
$40 AN. .indsy only, for Washington
.nd points North. stops af ri
n, Glen allen, Ashland Tay
Penola, Milford, woodslsne
Guinea, summit, Fredericfs
burg, Brooke, Whitewater and
scI A. N. Daiiy, except uaiav, for
Washington sHd points North
stops at Elbs, Glen Allen, Ash.
land, boswell, Milford, Freder
icksburg and QuAntico.
1890 NJ. Daily, except sunday, 70
Msshingtoa and points North
stops at Elba, Glen Allen "A sh,
land, boswell, Milford, fred
ericksburs ana ousntico But
Congressional Limited
I:I2 r. NJ, ally for Washington ans
points North. tops at Elba
shland, boswell, Milford Fred
ericksburg, Brooke, whitewater
and Quantioo. tops other sta
tions sundays. sleeper Rich
mond to New YORK. sleepe
Washington to fhiladelphis.
ARRIVE BYRD-STRRKT STATION.
s:tOA. n, Daily. stops at Whitewater.
Brooke, Fredericksburg, Mi
ford, boswell, ashland. an
sundays. sleeper New York V
Richmond
sos Pm. Daily, except Sunday. stops a
Fredertcksburg, Milford Dos
well, Ashlsnd, q en- Allen an
Rloa. uffet Psrlor car
G3T p NJ, Daily. stops only At Fredericksbur
boswell, Ashland knd Elb6
Pullman cars tron New York
and Washingto
$40 p. N, Dai ". 8 tops At wid.v.,s,
Brooke, Fredericksburg. sum
NIT, SSuinea' Woodlands, NH
ORD Penola, Ruther Glen Dos
WeLI, Iayl rsville, Ashland
Sisn Allen and Rlba. Bufe
l&4O P. NJ, daily, except Sunday, the New
york ana Florida Special
makes no loo y stops and does
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
DAILY except Sunday
SOC 4. N. Leaves Elba for ouantico.
100 p. M, Leaves Byrd St for Fredericl
$50 p. M Leaves ElbA for Ashland.
$40 A. M, rrives Elba from Ashland.
S:2S A. NJ, Arrives Byrd street. Station from
FredericksburR
500 +. M Arrives Elba from Ashland
S. A. L. Through Trains.
Via 8. A. L. Junction and e, z, &
Railroad.
LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
20. & o.
b:10 M, Daily, for WASHINGTON and
points north. Florida and Met
ropolitan limited tops ALFRED
eJtcksburg and QuAntioo sleap
erS to New York
Dining car.
E:55 P. M, Daily, for Washington ana
Fredericksburg and Quanttco
Pullman SIeepers to New YORK
ARRIVE BROAD STREET STATION
20. &O.)
1E0S P. n. Daily. Stops only Fredericks
burg and boswell. A Shan
Sleeper from New York.
1osS1 p. II Daily. Florida and Metropolfta n
limited, stops only Fred'ksbur z
boswell and Ashland. sleeper
from New York. DIE ting car.
W.P. TAYLOR, TrafiO ManaReF
X. I d. Myers. resident.
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VIRGINIA NAVIGATION
CoMPANY,s JAMxs.RIvKR LIN,

TO Norfolk, Portsmouth, OLD Point, NsvDo,,.
News ClAremount and James River Ian n
Warrington, Baltimore and the North. A''
sxHAHhE fooAHoETAs LAAVzs MONDAY, WIN
nhspAr AND FRIDAY ATT M.
and f1.oo 70 Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Poin;
and Newport News Music By grand Orahas.
Freight recaivod daily from sDeve-u.m..
places An6 ali points In Eastern Virefnis a.
IRWIN wKssI0ER
Sapsrtnt sndea
kDWARDR. BARNkYrasP - =,
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81 &n CneSa peake and
Ohio Railway.

ROUTE.
'Huu ie IN Eject January 5, 1901,
From Richmond.
LEAVE BRoAD-sTREET STATION,
S''0 - m, aaiIyfor principal stations Newnor
mouth. P.ar LiSinL, Norfolk and Ports,
$50 BIZ n daily daily local for Newport News,
Suilmsn tn o MSSsT s and Portsmouth,
lo'0o m except Sunday. Local Tratns o.,
viii. IN forge. Cenueec;s at Gordons-
Branch ana Wsssn MaFIenton. Manasse
Snarl ottesVille for Lynchbure:
IeS ,or haSerston and at staunton 70
AS P M, Daily limited, to C,uc,nn,,
.oulsviIle, and st Louis PuIIn,sn,
sor eP,ag cars Connects at G1-donsviiie
Ry train, le.ving o snSeat $40 p -
SWliy Tor stations between Orange and
springs. local o1T T9ssS 70 for V;rYt1i. EOi
1saTnp S sunday from GordonsvLiie 10
$50 2 m, Accommodation, except SUNDAY "a
lo:4S P m. Daily, f F.v., to Cineinn.t, ana
nects ~ Fuiman sleeping car. Con-
meets at Roncerverte with GreenSriSr
River X Is except Sunday.
LEAVE EIGHTH ST. STATION. ,
lo:So ., m. Daily for Lynchb's .LexinQ,ou ana
enron Forge Connects, exoept sunday,
NAsH an q Abe rene hrauonaa
e;ls IA. except suniay, to Co.umoia
TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD STREET
STATION.
SEQ m except sunday from boswell.
and Louisville.
IL 10 oI m., daily ESQ ,. m. from Norfolk an
slSr. r., Except Sunday, freu ol,,,o,
Forge.
TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHTH STREET
STATION.
$40 A. H.,,EIcept sunday from Columbia
o'~ =. n, Daily from Lynchburg, and
CliftSn Forge, ana except sun
Gay from New Castle, Lexing ton
and Rosney sSON
For detailed inform 1tion. eonnect,o,s a..
apply As Richmond Transfer once No o.
esss MAdn street Chesapeake and Ohio Pas
sengsr once, No. 500 east Main street: 49,
tor Ticket Ofnces, or address
JOHN D. POTTS,
ASST General Passenger Agent.
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GET MONEY.

Get money. Symbols mysteries A
book on glass OF water for lucky mum.
Der. 80 and $1,OC. J. II. Coates, Bt.
Dr., e40 Winton St., Philsd elphia. Pa.
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Company,
9TH NORTH 10Th ST.

NEAL z AGENTS.
We can sell you bargains
on easy terms and lend you
money at lowest rate. Bust
ness Confidential. Give us a
call and get the benefit Of
their experience. s-22 8u
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ParRdoxical

cts love blind?"
$50 they say"
Well, how can they say love at fra,
si1ht?-ChicaGo Daily News.
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Cures
Weak Men
Free
INSURES LOVE AND A HAPPY
HOME FOR ALI,

How any man may quickly cure himself af
ter years or s"@Hrlng from sexual weakness
lost vitality, night losses. varicocele sc and
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=. a. !

a Dsny, eIoert Sunday. for Pa,.,.
~. =, emerson, Du mas RaIs,aS
wsTs a. and AL points South: and son a.
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os Flo, ids Mail and Express ~ dan,
Fe'ersoarg, Henderson, RaIeixh1 a. i
nv, Camden, Columbia, savann.,
Fior,S nylIeTampa, Fers andins, ana Al,
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Trsius arrive from outh =, cn
Ohin w 1t. staIIcI S.Iso
SrU NJ d. also, q p NJ daily
Arizona republican., 1901-09-28
EsAu BUCK AND THE BucKsAw

An old farmer of Arkansas whose sons had all grown up and left him hired young man by the name of Esau Buck. to help him on his farm. on the evening of the first day they hauled up small load of poles for wood and unloaded them between the garden and the barnyard.
 The next morning the old man said to the hired man: .Esau. I am going U town today and while I am gone you may saw up that wood and keep the old ram out Of the garden"
 When the old man had gone Esau went out to saw the wood. but when he saw the saw he wouldn't saw it. Whe.. Esau saw the saw he saw that he couldn't saw it with that saw. Esau looked around for another saw, but that was the only saw he saw so he didn't saw il. When the old man came home he says to E,sau: "Esau. did you saw the wood?" Esau said: "I saw the wood but wouldn't saw il: sor when I saw the saw l saw that I couldn't saw with-that saw SO I didn saw it. The old man went out to see the saw and when he saw the saw he saw that Essu couldn't saw with that saw. When Esau saw that the old mar, saw that he couldn't saw with the saw Esau picked up the axe and chopped up the wood and made a seesaw The next day the old man went to town and bought new bucksaw for E.sau Buck. and when he came home he hung the bucksaw for Esau Buck on the saw buck by the seesaw.
 Just at this time Tcsau Buck saw th. buck in the garden eating cabbage anu when driving him from the garden 10 the barnyard E,sau Buck saw the bucksaw on the sawbuck by the sec saw. and Esau stopped to examine the new bucksaw Now. when the old buck saw Esau Buck looking at .he new bucksaw on the sawouck by tho seesaw. he made Q dive for E.sau missed Esau. hit the seesaw. knocked the seesaw against Esau Buck who fell on the hucksaw on the Sawbuck by the ssesaw. Now. when the old man saw the old buck dive al Esau Buck arI
 miss Eau and hit the seesaw ana knock the see=aw against Esau and saw ESau Eick fall on the bucksaw on th,. sawbuck by the seesaw. he picked ID the axe to kill the old buck. but the buck saw him coming. and dodged the blow and countered on the old mans stomach. knocked the old man over the ting up with the bucksaw off the sav . buck by the seesaw crippled Esal Buck. broke the bucksaw and the saw buck and the seesaw
 Now. when the old buck saw the completeness of his victory over the old man and k.sau Buck and the bucksaw " . and the sawbuck and the seesaw. iie quietly turned around. went back and jumped into the garden again and ate up what was left of the old mans ca1- bages.
Arizona republican., 1901-09-28
Additional Local

HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM. = Those interested in the High schoo, igymnayium say it will be equipped and ready for use in about month.
 A CLASS PIN.-The Junior class of |the Phoenix high school has adopted 2 class pin and it is a beauty. The p'n lis a little black doll about an inch and
 6 half long with a red dress on it. BRIDGE REPAIRING.-Supe dent B. F. Porter has a crew of ten men at work repairing the bridge over
 Salt river at Tempe. Old timbers ars being replaced by new ones. bo;Cs frightened. and the bridge generally |ovsrhauled The work will take ahoGt three weeks.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Ser INices tomorrow as follows: Preaching | l1 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor.
 Rsv. Lapsley A McAfee: morning of Itertory solo by Mrs. Irving Andrews Sabbath schooI. s:45 a. m. Rally day service. Y P. :. C. F.. 5:$o p. m- -i
 cordial welcome to all these services.
 A HORSE THIEF LOCATED.-A re- Iquisition was issu-d yesterday on the governor of Colorado fer the extraGi-
 ton Of Jack Maher who is wanted l.. IGila county for horse stealing Maher lis in jail at Silvertcn. Colorado, where Q be was arrested on a telegram. Sher- fn Thompson of Gila county will shortly
 leaye for Silverton after the prisoner. HIGH SCHOOL BALL GAME, - fThere Eill be a game of baseball at he IDark this afternoon between q team picked from the Seniors and Juniors oi the High school an1 a team picked 4frcm the SophomCres ard Freshmen O.
 he same institution. The object of til- Isams is to discover who the best bal, 1players of the school are and frori <those that show up well today a High School nine will be formed.
 EPWORTH LEAGUE SOCiAI.-Tne
 home of Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd B. ChIisty
 was the scene of a v-ry merry gather ling last evening" the occasion beir- q 5soeial under the auspices of the Ep- &worth League Of the Nj. F.. church About one hundred of the members al5 Friends of the league were present. and tully enjoyed the pleasures of the 5vr-
 ing. A short musical program WA.
 endered. among the numbers being &Focal solSs by Irs. Cooper and Mrs Berry. a piano solo by Mir. Bennan
 nd recitations by Frank Couch.
 N POLICE COURT-The police cour
 room presented a desoiate scene yester- Hay There was not even a policemsr G'resent and the few around the city [iall held down easy chairs in the mar Ehais office. The case against .fi- INI sXicans who were caught with check. En their possession that they could nn Rccourt for went over for another day
 IS Harry Azul failed to arrive. Agen Fiadley of Sacatcn was here thoust
 band said the Kinney check was also i.;- #ued at Sacaton and belonged to Azul Tine check for $4 6S which the Mexica II. &said they had cashed was brought tt fhe police yesterday by A. RedewIl fvho had cashed il for them It wa.
 endorssd and he took it without -..
 luiriag the endorsement of the Mex Beans
Arizona republican., 1901-09-28
STANDING BY THE PRESIDENT


 The people need have n. fears Of Pr sidcnt RooS%v.'t.-SDutt Bend Tri- bune
 Everything in President svelt's Iast life gives the assurance that his administration will be upon q hiEh pane. Patriotism and desre to truIy serve his fe;low-eitizens have been his uiderOsts--Pittsburs Times. Mr- Isoos welt assumes the presidency under more faVorabla circumstances han any vice president who has step Fed into the higher from the lower of- flee on account of the death of the president.-colo,a Springs Gazette. In iischargins the duties of pr=si- serve with fidelity and ability. with patriotism and an unblemished cha acter so to make triumphant end ing of what has been d most remark able political If Macon News. H. can he judged only by the accom- Biishments of the past and his prom ises for the future. In President Roose- Nelt's past there is nothing discourag- ing. He has done whai he has had to tio with aggressive bravery and with studied effort to accomplish the right He has a good hiStoTy.-La- fayette Courier.
 
 veIH, aggressive American. w believe the great responsibilities which have com to him will mellow and sober his , character. and we are jusrified in that telief by evidence contain d in his past career. Whenever responsibility has been placed upon him he has risen to it.-Denver Daily News.
 President Roosevelts 5eclara tio, tha: it is his intention to contihus ''ab- soluteiy and without variance ,he Do icy of President Mckinley for the peace and prosperity of the country was an announcement of course which every one has expected him to talk. Tn this statement Of his inten- ton there is assurance To the ccun- try thae the nsw administration will he conducted with wisdom.-Denver Republican
 The true policy of this country Is peace. and this policy President Roose- welt prcclaims is his own. His whole policy. as outlined. is that of a sound republican and wise statesman. It will give unbounded satisfaction to the country. since it is only a more specific declaration of his carrier announce ment that he proposes ito continue ab- solutely unbrol>en the policy of Presi- dent Mckinley Phiia delphia Press.
 President Theodore Roosevelt; The title. the hoaors and '.he colossal bur dens of the highest office in the great es nation in the word havz come to him prematurely. but he will wear and bear them well. Of iha; no one need have the slightest fear. He will prove himself wofthy in every single regard of his proud position. and he will win such favor that the nation will be glad to continue him at the head of public affairs.-Denver Times
Arizona republican., 1901-09-28
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..Browr.'s In Town" d clever farce. absolutely head d by an excellent com pany. comes i.o the Doris theater. Monday night. Sept. 50th- The farce is by Mark swan and is written in the authors happiest vein with the view f what the public likes. It abounds in sparkling music. pretty dances and rspartee. and gcss with a laugh from star. to finish. The company is spoken of highly wherever it has been. and is composed of only the best talent. among them are Charles Horn. George T. Welch. Emmer Whitney. c orge E,bnor. G rtrude Milling on. Helen Young. Fanny Midgelsy. Edith Well and others. The advance sale opened this morning at the Brisley Drug Co. Hotel ASans, with brisk demand for reserved seats.