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he Vicksburu and Southeastern.

Hcbsburg, Miss, July si.--A meeting OF
the cntcers and directors Of the vicksburs
aed southeastern railway was held mere
tonlsht after which II was announced that
Major w. limerick. chief engineer, and
y ! Ehgle, assistant win begin the pre-
Hmihary survSy tomorrow morning, start
ing worF from this end The road viii
run from this city 10 lIattiesburg aud l.
capitalized al S1.250,oO0. ali OF which has
bten subscribed.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

b,aa " The Lawlor.
IN e Mlrisbough. Washington. u.
EAaam s,,lehael and son. New Orleans
a liIssD ASKER cs,s city; Thep. Benharz. Dal'
Hone Nlne sa,ef9 ,sl Port Layaca; r. j.
~ Il Nels; J. >. Hubs. New
slih elele,. lay ton, New York; l.. n.
psilse. 'sggsrne; James U. Vincent ste.
4 ri cpn,i Coleman and wife. city;
MaNss lMlnghan Sugarlani; Mrs Geo,
s''' galveston; n. +. Mass. Dnllas'
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PASSENGER Earninus.

Austin, Texas, July sl--The following
railroads paid their quarterly passenger tax
To-Day on passenger earnings for the quarter
ending June 30.
The Galveston. Houston nnd Henderson
paid S2lg. 30 oil SCI .055. OF
so Ine Wichita Valley paid S39. % on
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which Electricity, as applied by my Bolt
viii not cure. guarantee the cure. You
take 40 chances. | do not want your
AS duty, every person should read
my book concerning Electricity and
which explains Just why Electricity
will cure. This valuable book given. II
you CALL or sent free. postpaid, to any
one.
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1851 w q y --~~---
THE lees
Ink E<<s
-------I MEMRn al ------


Road 60 the Rockies known OF old
Cool Colorado Tourist Line
Whose daily, solid trains, we hold,
Comfort and elegance combine,
Patrons enthuse EN- long has showed.
"Only One Roadr' "Only One Roadi'
The voices OF glad singers rise
The merry tourists TINS depart
Seeking the nations Paradise,
The ellmes that health and strength TINE
part.
How leave these thrOngs their not abodeg
"only One Roadr' only One Road,''
Farfamed, our trains are much discussed
No line compares IN the Southwest
The people cry; pixies Peak or Busts
THE DENVER ROAD we knows the
best"
The puddle, large, just This one toad.
"only One Roadr "only One Roadr'
II Observation Cars delight
Parlors with easy chairs, you know
II spacious dresslng-rooms Invite
Iadies-of whom so many go
If wins, on details care bestowed,
.only One RoadY' only One Rcadr'
Reach mans hearth Thru his stomach gol
Hss been our plan for several years.
Our Cafe Cars you surely know
a feature that this line endears,
Day coaches. too, they have 30 peersl
mo Apology Neecssafyr'
w. +. steriey.
A. A. Gibson, A.. g. p. A.
q. A.. p. ID. Charles L. HulL
Fart Worth. Texas. T. r. ~
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Electric Liuht Plant tor Roseb,,J.

cameron, Texas, July 2i--Judgc Hender-
son ~ NJ Kemp and others Of the Cam
gro, ercn Water Works company have pur.
chased the water system al Rosebud and
VIII also put In good electric light sys.
TEN az that place. MIR. John Thomas eA-
pert electrician. will have charge OF the
Rosebud system
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DR.. Benefits Electric Belt

Has anndrupie multiplied current and
soft silken. chamols-coYered sponge elee.
!rodes which DO away with that frighttul
burning and bllstering caused by other
makes Of belts which have bare metal
electrodes Ny Belt can be renewed when
buried out for only Toe; other belts can
not be renewed for any price. and when
bun ned out are worthless. These two
features alone should appeal to any ones
Judgment IN selecting an electric belt.
kbRoutely guaranteed 20 cure Yariro-
cele and all Weaknesses IN either SEX ~
store Lost vigor and vitality, check Losses.
cure Rheumatism in every form, Kidney,
Liver and Bladder Troubles Constipation,
Stomach Disorders Lame Back. ail Female
Con plants, etc.
III you have an old-stJe belt which
burns and blisters. or gives no current
or Is burned out and can not be renewed,
send it to me as haIf-payment Of one Of
mine.
Write today. have written a book,
THE Finding OF the Fountain or Eternal
Youth" which will tell you all about H.
Book 10 sent free. postpaid. for the ask
Ing Advice without cost. Sold oniy by
DR.. Bennett Electric Belt Co.
i12 to t21 Union Bldg. DENVER. colo.
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80 Irom ) RnsLu Nam

Nf1et ~, VII huSty Nail.
|gSf,s !, al u, Texas, july 81. Mr.. W. W.
epg lAs Nsst died Monday OF lockIav,
|lao, sesuli Of injuries sustained from
llo6Iue. sall through his foot lie was
|s.a Of tta slllzen, member Of the Wood
-sifei NJ. World and his remains were
yesterday at Gerald, w.. 49,
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Santa fe Depot at Cameron.

Cameron. Texas. July a. Work has Jbe.
gun on the new Santa Fe passenger depot
q this place. The new hulding VIII be
north OF the old depot viii consist of sep
a5hte waiting rooms, ticket and baggage
outce and lie used entirely Tor passenger
service II is a much needed Improvement.
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EduoatIonaI Assoolatlon ID.

N Gr.n MSls r, July 7 to IL, 1901
s'l.sn iissseena New Day Train ieavins
'itss.tFtion. = m, To delegates 10 this
( = "a on ana descriptive Literature
~ fictcl krsnepp.eatlou 10 City Passenger
y AS -aS Clark Street, chi
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LouislANA,s PopuLATIoN.

A Majority of Whites Is Shown by the
Census Report.
Washington, July 80. The following hg
ures, showing the number Of whites and
negroes in each of the parishes Of Lou
isiana, are obtained from the official cen
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Pure. Selected Materials

essilhe, tSe sen IN the preparation Of Malt
e naInt s - Greatest tonic ana food drink
~, HI ine Anhenser- Busch brewing
guarantees It's merit.
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Total $50 49,. -ir,ioi.o-S '-~soi~ p'-,vioo
OF tho npople returned rs colored LOB
are IndIans Japanese and Chinese, leaving
20 s04 negroes. or a white majority Of rs
IN New Orleans there are 136,O67 males,
Isl o36 females and TIA negroes
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MAnAM RIPPLE

~ celebrated. is doing good palm read
~, hne ssfhe fIntchins House, Much Interest
Is manifested N her WORK
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nesses OF men and
women 81 n safe. spre
and speedy remedy
aud never fails that
Is why / am enjoying
a SUCCESS never before
experienced IN the air
mails of medical or
electrical treatment.
NV Electric Belt Ia
the result Of years of
deep stndy and expert.
ment upon my part,
and the United States
Government has re-
wardcd this study by
giving me the exclu-
sive use nf my method.
OF course, there are
ma,ny electric belts be.
fore the public, but
mine is entirely differ
ent and must not be
confused with them
There Is not n case OF
Nervous Weakness,
Lost Yigor or Vitality
In either sex those
.traoff,. No. xrao tnAuut.a
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~ 8UE aESBRAL coNrnAnri N

FE1Ine ~ ~. NV-NI HANIIN.F
Ms Il srs saHs,lroad ana nee canals Of
!, '.s,i'sss iao0S'lS work please phone SIG
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II. Il. q w. II. IL. II.

Fifth Ward.
lm,5 90 am Express Train. Arrive 1000 pm
Grand Central Depot
law 6.0s ?. M. arrive S.o2 an
,s1reyepori Kansas City and CincinnAti)
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NATURES WEAPON

For Fighting All the Nervous Ailments
and Weaknesses Of Men and Women
Is Electricity-Where II Is Properly
Applied There Are No Doubtful Re-
suits; the Cures Are Perfect and Per
manent--De. Bennett. the Electrical
Authority, Guarantees His Electric Belt
to Cure in Every Case, and His Belt
VIII Not Cost You Cent Unless Il
Does Cure You---tiis Valuable Book
Given or Sent Free, Postpaid, for the
Asking.
NV method OF applying Electricity for
the cure of all the ailments and weak
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NOTE-Trsins leaving Houston at4.45p.
3 ara arriving al Houston at s.4s a IN and
'a's m also run into Grand Central de-
fct departing 70 minutes earlier and arriv-
ng len minutes later than time given above.
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sltans arrive ana depart from the Grand Cen
n stpct except the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
rsls' Which hsve depot in the Fifth ward, the In
Irrational q Great Northern and Columbia Tap.
sikhuse The International and Great Northern de-
ISlsn congress avenue. and the Houston East and
Wfd Texas morning train which leaves from and
ewes A tie Houston East and West lexas depot
w Missouri. Kansas & Texas ana Galveston,
h5s''slf Henderson ,raRs mass the International
a'spisil Northern eenot
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NJ. *. u +. II. II.
g. ~ neuot Elffb Ward.
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]. q G. n. Il. n.

G. II. & II. n. II.
DEPOT foot Of CoaRless Avenue.
Galveston Trains.
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ABROAD SCHEDULE.
a.. q T. c. n. a.
c,,a Central Depot

r. & n. .. n. r.
.nd new Orleans Trains
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~ :. fsst mail and express between the
Is any 70 ~ VA ,s carry through cars ior Dali
tl'le, ely. ~ soInr from Houston via sne Cen
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-06-13

Mr.. 4. j. PoSs. returned from a visit
toArkansaS Sunday. While out there he
had fall while stepping across ditch
throwing him on his right arm break
ing bone about the wrist. His brother
Mr.. I. J. Poss and wife. of Athens Ga.
who also had been with him on visit
to Arkansas, returned also at the same
time and stopped over here Mr.. L. J.
Poss is an Odd Fellow and his manv
friends will regret to hear of his acct
dent.
An interesting portrait of the late Col
onel l.. n. Trammell of Marietta, form
erlythe raiload commissioners of Georgia
has just been completed and will be pre-
scented to the state by Mrs. Samuel B.
Scott, his daughter, at the next session
OF the Legislature, to be hung on the W alls
OF the state library. The oil portrait,
which was done by Professor B. Rub
ems, is an excellent piece of work and
a Tine likeness of the former commissions
err.
An attractive and pretty young lady
has come to brighten the home and
gladden. the hearts of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert j. Presley, at MONDAY.
Penn MUTUAL PREMIUMS are lower.
Policy Contracts more liberal aud div
bends larger than any other leading
company. A. 5. COHEN, Agent
Marietta
Judge Gober marketed peaches here
the seventh of June, about the earliest
ever known here
Miss Alice Barker, charmingly beau
tiful young lady of Atlanta, is stopping
at the Locust Lodge
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John A. Manget
Real Estate, Renting and
Insurance.
FOR SALE.

improperly is surely for sale; south
side, just outside corporation, 2 minutes
from railroad station; acres level land
in thorough cultivation; fronting on two
streets; fine building lots on each. Large
two story house, we'll built and arranged
for either family or boarders. First
rate barn and stables, servants house,
etc Popular resort in summer for peo-
pie from Atlanta and Gulf cities--in the
winter from the North. Survey of car
line from Atlanta passes near by. House
could easily be enlarged and grounds
made very attractive. Five thousand is
surely low price for the property. Come
and see it and make me a bid.
William Aston, Marietta, Ga.
or call on Jno. A. Nanget. Agent.
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Suspenders, Collar Buttons, Hair Pins, Adamantine
Pins, Ribbon, Elastic Webbing, ThimbIes, Tooth
Brushes, Pencils Tablets, Box Paper, Shirts, Pants
Buttons, Agate Shirt Buttons, Needles, Shoe Laces,
Handkerchsfs Collars, and many other articles which
you can get cheap at store.
Red Trading Stamps given with cash orders.
One Large Refrigerator for Sale Cheap.
Yours in hurry
II. n. WARD & BROTHER.
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We take from the above,
which is the best money can
buy, and make the
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-06-13
Finest Blend.

If you want Tea for lunch,
breakfast, just before retir-
ing, between meals, at tea,
or after going to marietta $
Theatre, > you want to get
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-21

which he is Interested. She Is not more
that fourteen years old, and her visits
are not only an annoyance but an en-
barrasSment to the employees.
WANTED A DAY OF GRACE-Ar-
thur L. Bolton and Miss Mae Saylor OF
Tempe were granted license 10 marry
daT before yesterday, but at the re-
quest Of Mr.. Bolton the probate court
held out" the affair for one day. To
further tribe the haDt.ues of the court
house to secrecy Mr.. Bolton set up the
SOFA water Mr.. Bolton Is a brother OF
w. \. Bolton. the real estate dealer of
Tempe. His wife Is the daughter of a
prosperous south side farmer.
MARTIN S. SMITH DEAD.-News
has just been received here of the
death OF Martin 5. Smith on July 9th,
enroute from Denver TO his former
home in Detroit. Mr.. Smith has been
an invalid for some years with an af-
lection of the throat and though form
erly resident of Detroit, he spent the
greater part of his time in Phoenix for
some years and spoke of Phoenix as
his home. He had some Investments
here and was financially Identified
with the valley. He went from here to
! Denver last spring. intending to visit
the east during the summer and return
here next fall.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-21

Herbert Brlscoe of st. Louis returned
to the city yesterday morning after an
absence of six months. He came back
tn look after a couple OF ranches De
longing TO his father and brought
man along to superintend them.
f. II. Potter Jr. of Williams, w. A.
Miller Of Erving, Ind. ii. w. Briscoe OF
st. Louis H. B. Norment of Richmond.
Va, w. o. Franklin of San Francisco
and F. w. Hanson of Chicago regis. er-
cd at the Hotel Adams yesterday
Otto G. Luhman and wife will leav
Monday for Seattle via Los Angeles and
san Francisco. Mr.. Luhnan has been
an employee Of the Rodega for long
time and leaves many friends here.
After spending a month or TWO In Cali
fornia they expect 10 make Seattle their
home.
Among the north bouud passengers
| on this mornings ). +. Il. & p. train
were d. p. Coleman. 81. Louis Mrs.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-21

John Stroehling. who has been to the
coast for a short trip, has returned and
Is stopping at the Lemon.
Chairman Norris of the board of su-
pervisors was at his post yesterday, the
first time since his late illness.
Louis D. Meyers, an attorney of Los
Angeles and an old classmate Of Thos.
+. Grndell, clerk of the supreme court,
is in the city.
r. Percy Wilson left last night for
Prescott to visit his wife. who Is spend
ing the summer there He will be gone
about two weeks.
Ben Coleman. who has been clerking
In Wakelins pharmacy, left this morn
ing via the S. Il. p x =. for Boulder
Colo.
Geo. II. Robinson OF San Francisco
Geo. H. Avery OF Jerome. A. Patton OF
san Francisco and DR.. c. n. Purpers OF
san Diego registered at the Commercial
yesterday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-21

arranged to give its first Sunday night
performance tonight Immediately after
the band concert. 4 number of cars
will be stationed at that time at tine
plaza to take those who wish To start
from that point. Performance will COM
mence at 9 o'clock. The beautiful pas
toral play "Fanchon the Cricket in
which Miss Freddie sSlemons in the title
role is conceded one of the best expo
nents Of that charming character, will
be rendered. Remenbe he perform
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-21
Additional Local

FRATERNAL VISTA number of
Phoenix odd Fellows went to Mesa
City last night to assist in the in
stallation of the newly elected officers
of Mesa lodge.
Il. F. PORTER HOME.-Superinten
dent b. +. Porter of the NJ. & r. rail-
road Is expected to reach home this
morning and is greatly improved in
health by his vacation.
SUBTRACTION OF HEAT. - The
sandstone, and it was not much of a
one, had the effect Of almost immedi-
ately lowering the Thermometer fifteen
degrees yesterday evening.
RAIN IN THE NORTH.-A message
received by DIR. swetnam yesterday
from Iron Springs said thak there had
been a heavy rainstorm there. a re-
freshing rain was also reported from
Prescott.
NEW HOTEL CLERK.-C. ID. Cor
don, who has been in the city about
two months, was yesterday installed
as night clerk at at Hotel Adams. sue
ceeding Fred Harmony, who has
faithfully and "harmoniously| dis
charged the duties of that Office for
some time past.
A BOY.-For the third time in his
life II. NJ. Weirick has enjoyed the
pleasure of having il announced that
he has become a father. This time 1t
is a son, and the way papa was hitting
the typewriter yesterday Is good proof
that he realizes the new responsibility
resting upon him. He didn't have time
to even be congratulated.
THE CASE FELL DOWN.-Pedro
Gonzalez charged with assault with a
deadly weapon on Jose Castillo. In
which Casillos hat was cut in two,
was discharged in Justice Burnetts
court yesterday for want of evidence.
Castillo himself said he knew nothing
about any assault. and If there was any
ii was made in fun.
PAUL HULL's NEW OFFICE.-The
Chicago Record which reached here
yesterday. says: Postmaster Coyne
yesterday announced the appointment
of Paul Hull. a former newspaper re-
porter as his private secretary.
number of politicians and others had
applied for the position. and the Sc
lection was in doubt for some time"
"A FORWARD YOUNG GIRL.-In
connection with the matter that has
been published in The Republican from
time to time regarding the indiscretion
If not the immortality of several young
girls, a man called AT this office to COM
girl to a plumbing establishment in
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

Drue Smith left las. night via the NJ.
& +. for San Marcos, Tex.
United States Attorney Robert f..
Morrison returned to Prescott last
night.
Mr.. A. c. Mcqueen and son, Donold,
of Mesa City were at the Commercial
hotel yesterday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-21

Winfield Scott, Los Angeles; c. II. De
Mund. Prescott; Scott Rand. Lennox-
Vile Quebec: J. II. Brice and wife. San
Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Kay.
Quincy, H.; c. Il. Iiafford. Los An
geles; o. l.. Leckler. Memphis; Tom
Mayfield. Los Angeles.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-21

She.-"I wonder. Harry. f you would
narry again If / should die?" He
You little silly, don't you see that L
couldn't marry agin unless YOU dad
dte."-BOston Transcript.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-21

-anoe tonight. Secure your seats in adj
vance at Goodman's and avoid the rush
at the door.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-21

Ladies. have your quits and golf
skirts made at STEMS.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-21
PARK THEATRE TONIGHT.

To meet general request to play
Sunday evenings the management has
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-21
HOTEL WEATHERFORD, Flagstaff. Aril.

Accommodations for rs guests. Handsomely
furnished and well appointed. Hot and cold
water in every room. Lighted by electricity.
Heated by steam. Large and comroodious sam
pie rooms for commercial travellers. Bar rooms
In connection. The most complete and up.to.
date hote''n Nr-'b"rn Arizona. Rates $50
per day,
In nartif
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-12
ROOSEvElT'S PERSONAL GAINS
IN THE WEST.

Kansas City has organized the first
1904 Roosevelt Club" and 1t seems
probable that many other organiza-
tions OF similar nature will spring
into existence in the west In the next
few months.
Colonel Roosevelt's recent western
visits have served to put him firmly In
the good graces of the people On this
side of the Missouri This is partic-
ularly true OF the people OF Colorado.
The first visit Of the gallant Rough
Rider was made during the stress and
storm Of the last campaign and was
marred by an unfortunate incident
which the visitor himself was the first
to forget The next visit was merely
in the nature of an outing and gave
the people of the state an opportunity
of forming Impressions OF the vice
president. The recent celebration oi
Colorado's quarto-centennial. however
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-12
Good Definition of Fusion.

Ward Miner; What is fusion?
Why. 1t is to get two or more parties
together that have been opposed to
each other in order to capture the Of
ices. and to down Wolcott and elect
PatteraonThere Is no principle inyolv-
ed The hardest feature about it is
make the people believe that it is
or their benefit that the fusion is
made. for experience has taught that
he people are not in IL when 1t comes
n combination of two or more par
les and only political jugglers are
benefited.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1901-08-12
tangular blocks.

| After the peaches are picked they
are assorted into three grades accord
ing to quality. This is Expert work
Outside Of the three grades all peaches
over ripe for shipment are put aside
for the evaporator. and the grower
makes his profit on them dried.
Scientific gardeners are trying to
Introduce into this country some OF
the peach growing methods of France
and England. which produce wonder
ful peaches. though few. Over there
peach trees are usually trained fat
against a wall with southern ex-
posure or on a trelIis foot or so
away from such wall, and only few
branches of each tree are allowed to
grow.
Then most of the peaches on these
as soon as the fruit begins to devel-
op from the flower are cut off, only
dozen or two, sometimes a score at
most are allowed to develop Such
a peach tree as this doesn't look much
like tree. But the few peaches that
are allowed to mature on 1t are mar
yels of beauty and iuiciness. and half
a dozen of them In "A cotton-lined bas-
ket cost from three TO eight dollars
In the markets.