Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-05-29
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Promises to cure and keeps the promise. It is positively unequaled for all cutaneous eruptions. Take 1t.

z The Salt river valley is to have r beet sugar factory.
 Roosevelt will deliver the openin. speech at the Buffalo exposition. n The great Pan-American exposition - opened yesterday.
 The new comet has been seen iron
 Mount Lowe.
 I The Pan-American people are tC . be shown Miss Ewing, who is iron ] Missouri, and is more than eight feet
 high.
 , Lord Salisbury says the war ir } South Africa has shown the strenth oI England. What an eloquent tribute l to the gallant Dutchmen who have , fought for the republics.
 There was hot time in old Madrid , last Saturday. The trouble arose over the election. Several were killed and number were wounded. The militia was called out.
 United States steam coal will soon take the place of the Welsh product for naval use in the Orient. Our coal is just as good and costs only two thirds as much as the Cardiff product We are getting there" in several di- rections, all at once.
 A dispatch from Ryde says: The two Shamrocks raced today over a course as nearly as possible similar to the windward and leeward course of the contest for the American cup. A moderate s to 12-knot breeze was blow ing. The challenger led during the first part of the race, but the old Shamrock beat her at the finish by a scant half minute.
 Cole and James Younger, serving life sentences at Saltwater prison, have been paroled by the board of prison managers. It is stated that the action of the board was unanimous. The Younger brothers have been in Saltwater since 1876 for the North field bank robbery, and the murder committed during the progress of the raid.
 A dispatch from Newburg, N. Y., of the 20th says that F. w. McGee, formerly night clerk at the United States hotel, became i'll on March 22 with pneumonia and soon afterward developed hiccoughs, which lasted more than a week. He got better, but week ago today the hiccoughs set in again and yesterday he died from exhaustion.
 The dispatches state that Madame Cronjie, wife of the famous General Cronjie, has become insane by reason of the great strain upon her mind caused ky the Boer war and her own and her illustrious husbands impris- onment. The actoin of the British government in keeping General Cron- jie so long prisoner on the desolate island of St. Helena is a disgrace to civilization, and his parole should be urged by all who admire bravery, honor or decency.
 At Woonsocket, R. l., May 2l, dur ing an exhibition of hypnotism given by Prof. Frank Farnsworth and wife, of Fitchburg, at the opera house, one of the subjects, Thomas Bolton, also of Fitchburg, was killed. Mir. Bolton was resting between two chairs with a 600 pound stone on his body. A local blacksmith attempted to break the stone with a sledge hammer. The chair on which Bottoms head lay gave way and the subject fell to the floor, the stone crushing his head. He died shortly after.
 The New York police are being vac cinated. Will they be inoculated against corruption?-Boston Globe.
 Grill, the Durham suspect, is on ex- hibItion in a San Jose saloon at big salary.
 Perhaps the Rev. MT. Sheldon would receive more encouragement in his plan for Christian theater if people were not so afraid it might be like his late newspaper.-N. Y. Press.
 Riverside could not get Mckinley, but she is all right for drawing card. With enthusiasm the newspapers her aid from the orange trees to the world the birth of kitten with six feet Pasadena News.
 Judging by the way things are go- ing in this state and city just now, one is led to believe there must have been some mistake in crediting Mfr. Bryan at the late election even with what votes he did get.-San Fran cisco Bulletin.
 Beginning with last Monday and for some time thereafter the most pop ular expression will be put me of at Buffalo"
 A Los Angeles medical student told his girl that kissing was dangerous. She asked him for a practical demon stration of his theory, and he-he- oh, thunder! what's the use of further comment?
 An Iowa man, to win a bet, ate bowl full of yeast. His friends sent him to New York, some say to a mu- scum, others to hospital. Cynics claim to Wall street. If the latter claim is true, cheer up, ye victims of the squeeze. Look out for for rise.
 Senator Quay declared at banquet given him the other day in Philadel- phia that he will never accept office again. All of which goes to show that no man can be entirely bad or selfish. Even Quay couldn't keep the good news to himself.
 The sultan, fearing a licking, prom ises to leave the stamps along. He has been tampering with the mails of the foreign ambassadors with impu- nifty so long that the present bold stand of the powers is bound to make the sick man of Europe sick of his job, or the stamps even won't be worth the licking.
 The Atlantic liner Deutschland has made new record of 5S7 knots, or 676 statute miles, as a days run, which is nearly 243 knots per hour. No cruiser has yet been built which could overhaul such a vessel in the open sea.
 Our devil explained to a young lady the other day the difference be- tween printing and publishing. He having concluded, she shyly remark ed, ''now you print kiss on my cheek, but don't you publish it." At