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The Washington times., 1902-02-20
PROPOSALS,

PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau of
Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department, Wash
ington, d. C.. UNTIL Il O'CLOCK NOON. FEB
RUARY -, 1902, and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter. TO furnish at the Navy Yard Washing
ton, D.. G., etc, quantity of mixed acid, caustic
soda, coal. cotton clips, pipe. and fittings. Blank
proposals will be furnished upon application TO
the Navy Yard, Washington, ID. G. A. 5. KENNY,
Paymsster General |. 5. y felS20
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
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AMERICAN LINE.
RED STAR LINE.

NEW fCRK-SoUTHAMPTON-L
st Louis Feb. &c. 10 am. st Paul. Mch. r. 10
Phil phia. Mch 5. 10 am. st Louis Mch 49, 10 A. m.
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uELP wANTED-MALr.

WANTED-Today. four white walters. five colored
dishwaslers and three walters three house boys.
two be!lmen, two kitchen men. two drivers. cits
and country people SHACkiEFpRn'S. 500
st. r... MI
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WANTED Housckeeper. waitress, chambermaid.
H.. MI
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WANTED-Good skirt hands; come prepared to
work BRYAN & CO. 18th and + SITS. NV cl9-3
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WANTED-White girl waitress; must he neat.
PER0TTi'S BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM. $50
BCrna ave. mi
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WANTED-A colored girl to wash dshe, and do
kitchen work; no cooking. 934 Z st. m30-2
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PROFITABLE WORK offered agents in every town
TO subscriptions to The Ladies' Home
Journal and The Saturday Evening POST
We want agents who will work thoroughly and
with business system to each section with
iur illustrated little booklets and other adver-
Using matter. and 10 look sharply after renew
as from old subscribers. The pay is first rate,
and az the end OF the $4,000 will be given
the best workers extra prizes for good work.
How well sore of our agents have succeeded is
told in little booklet we would like to send
you-portraits of some Of our best agents, with
the story of how they made it pay. THE CURTIS
PUBLISHING COMPANY, Philadelphia, Pa.
dec25-7st
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WANTED-EOUSEs.

WANTED Small house, large yard. modern i'm
provements, under $50; references. Address bon
l12, this office. MISS
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, D. C., PosToFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur at
any time
FOREIGN MAILS arc forwarded to the ports OF
sailing daily, and the schedule OF closinss is ar
ranged on the presumption of their uninterrupted
overland transit. For the week ending February
y, 1902, the last connecting closes will be made
from MAIN OFFICE "a follows.
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WANTED -Four rooms fat with heat gas. and
hdth, NV; ght housekeeping. address Box 9Is
ms Office, m20S
NANIED-By gentleman, room in northeast:
bicycle; give rates Adde'S Bon 49, TIL. Office
ini9-2
NANIED-sinsle room in Fat with someone Who
las surplus rootn5 reference. address BON 100
tbs Office ,nls-g
EEANTED-Thfcp second story rooms for li,ht
Housekeeping, modern improvements by lady and
1'-year-oid son. Adde'S BOX III, this office
MIS-
NANIED-fWO or three unfinished rooms; price
> to 40 per month Address Bon l67, this Of
fee ere
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WANTrD-Short order cook. So; hoy. private
family, and butler l2D3 New No.E ave. NV.
MI
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WANTED-By Young man. room. or room and
board. IN quiet house. or with widow lady, by
lst of March. Address BOX Isl, this office. ml9-3
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FOUND.

kASkS. loc.
foDkD-At Lacey's, most modern ice cream fac
toTy IN America. delicious chocolate, vanilla and
fuswberry ice cream: made from the fruit not
inc aeid; Soe PER gallon. Also Lscey's special
zoe per gallon. CfEss. COZ New YORK ave. pbons
nAin 49, delO-ti
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WANTED ROOMS.

WANTED-Three furnished rooms for Light house
keeping; Capitol Hill preferred. }. ID. CgRkiE.
30 ' -. ne mi
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FOR SALE,
FOR SAT.E-HOUSES.

KRETOL STOCK WANTED in exchange for real
estate. II. VI. TAYLOR. Oil St NV mig-S-
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wANTED-aooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Board and room for three men, Sc. !;
state terms. address BOX 3lG, this Office.
u-aoS
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02
MUCH EXAGGERATED.

About ten days ago the telegraph brought to us very pitiful story of how a hot wind had swept down upon lndio, an oasis in the California desert, and destroyed a million dollars worth of melons in a few hours. But it turns out now that this hot wind story, like the report of Mark Twain's death, was
 much exaggerated" and the hot air was mainly in the vicinity of the correspondent. Here is a corrected version of the matter from the San Francisco Chronicle
 An unfortunate, and in a great part. untrue story about the alleged ruthless destruction of the melon patches near Indio by hot sand storm is causing some of our eastern ex- changes to worry lest all the country which will be irrigated under the pro- visions of the new law may be buried out of sight. We beg to reassure them. Indio is a very hot place, with no surface water available for irriga- tioh. With the energy that is charac- teristic of southern California, artesi- an water has developed in quantities sufficient to irrigate a few hundred acres of melons. which have proved to be of the best quality and very early in ripening. One day there was a severe sandstorm, which injured some of the vines on the edges of the plan tation and so laid the foundation for the thrilling tale of some imaginative correspondent. There has been no cessation Of the shipment of melons from the valley to this city. and, we presume not to any market. And they are the very best melons in the world. Asandstorm may do a great deal of damage to a small patch of melons in the midst of great desert, but it's effects would never be noticed on such areas of irrigated land as the United States will Geal with The stories about the winds hot enough to cook melons is merely heordinary southern California way of describing a warm breeze. If compelled to speak in the plain American language, we shall have to confess that We do not have winds hot enough to cook melons, even in California
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02
TIMELY AND DESERVED THANKS.

The resolution adopted at the demo cratic committee meeting on Thurs day, expressing the gratitude of Co chise county to Hon. Mark Smith for his splendid fight for statehood. was timely and deserved. Mir. Smith was untiring in his efforts to bring this territory into the union as a state and with the help Of the delegates from New Mexico and Oklahoma, succeeded in forcing the Omnibus bill through the lower house over the opposition of several of the republican leaders of that body, including that of Speaker Henderson. Few bills ever get through congress, under the present rules of the House, without the consent of the speaker. and the victory for the state hood bill in that body was remarkable. MT. Smiths long service as delegate to congress has brought to him an intimate acquaintance with many of the influential men in the country. with whom he has become very popu- lar and the high personal standing he occupies with the leading men. re- publicans as we'll as democrats, had much to do with the success of the statehood bill
 Not only is MT. Smith deserving of the thanks of Cochise county demo- crats. but he is deserving of the last ing gratitude of the entire people of Arizona, without regard to politics During his long public service in Ari- zona he mas never been guilty of any public act that was not open and hon. est and on his political record the taint of demagoguery has never been lodged. MT Smith is not a candidate for reelection as delegate and it is now that sincere gratitude is due him from the people he has served so long and faithfully
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02
PROFIT IN IRRIGATION.

Some papers. notably in the east. are still dissatisfied with the proposed irrigation Of arid lands. It is assert ed that the sale of the government lands and the spending of the proceeds for the construction or reservation is illegal, against public policy and for the benefit of private interests.
 As for the constitutional questions involved, the courts can easily settle that question. There seems to be a preponderance of evidence, says rhe St. Louis Republic, in favor oI the measure and its intent. The best lawyers in congress, as we'll as the Attorney General, have found nothin 2 unlawful in the proposition.
 Claiming that irrigation is against public policy does not read well in this section of the United States. Though the arid lands are hundreds of miles from the Mississippi river, there is no person in the Middle west who doubts that wisdom of retaining millions of acres of rich soil.
 Of course, much private property will be benefited. Unless the government intends to go into the agricultural bus- mess the individual farmer will con tinue to raise the crops. The rail roads will be better of for the irriga tion It is not strange that they have favored the improvement
 With these millions of new acres
 reclaimed for profitable use there is no interest which will not be more prosperous for the riches of the soil Arid lands now going to waste will become a new source of immense txabIe value Their settlement vii afford new homes for immigrants With irrigation made practicable the drought will be converted into a rare possibility.
 And If the Middle west will be wealthier for this encouragement oi the government, why should the east object? If traffic will be heavier, ii surplus population will be given plen ty of room, the factor of private prosperity is small compared with the increase of public resources The east will profit by the irrigation scheme. No reservoir will be . waste It is business proposition involving tAo expenditure of idle capital thai rseuns my bs secured
 It Is . narrow and selfish view which fails to see the widespread possibili
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02
FACTS IN FEW LINES

It cost over S35. 900 to police the Brit ish houses of parliament last year.
 London has at the present time a very large number of homeless Russian refugees.
 The island of Sakhalin. the great penal colony of Russia. has splendid forests of fir and pine.
 All the vacancies in the naval med ical service are now filled fer the first time since the civil war.
 For a quarter of a century no new houses have been built in the Sussex (Englan6 village of Slindon.
 A Chinese official In Shanghai re- gently entertained a number of foreign o61cials to a dinner of 126 courses.
 A Harrisburg man on his deathbed recently directed the payment of a board bill of thirty years standing. armies far exceeds the rate of the country to which the army belongs.
 Popular Mechanics declares that there are American firms that make pure fruit jellies" out of old boot legs.
 North America is credited with twen- ty volcanoes. Central America with twenty-five and South America with thirty seven.
 During the last ten years more than 25O.UOO lost and starving dogs have been cared for at the home in Batter sea. England.
 There has been erected in the works of the Bethlehem Steel company a steam hammer four stories high which strikes blow Of 125 tons.
 If all the land in the United States planted in corn this year was massed it's area would equal the British isles Holland and Belgium combined
 North of England ironmongers are making money by loaning machines to thrifty housewives who wish to turn a supply of oranges into niarInIlade.
 Professor Horatio ". Parker of Yale has accepted the task Of furnishing an for the Norwich iEngland) musical fes- tiyal next fall.
 The finest example of weaving in the world is said to be the panama hats manufactured in Jipijapa pronounced H.ppyhappij. in the province Of Monte cristi. Ecuador.
 Only few years ago British vessels predominated ill Bilbao harbOr Out of the seventy-five vessels in the port the other day, however. only eighteen flew the British flag.
 In connection with the increase of the Maryland national guard provided for by the legislature an order has been issued for the establishment of a reg ular hospital corps.
 Canada has sent a veterinary quar- antine officer to England to apply the tuberculosis test to all cattle over six months old intended for export to the Dominion for breeding purpv-.s
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02

ties of irrigation. The scheme in its present form is not of such a gigantic nature that any revolution in econom- ics is attempted. If the reservoirs now proposed prove as efficacious as it is believed they will be, then the entire. American desert may be re- claimed
 It is true that the project is in the nature of an experiment. But the ex- pertinent cannot be a losing one in any case; and the result may be a dis covery that the entire region between the rain line of the Missouri valley and the Pacific.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02

A Washington dispatch says: 'It is the understanding of administration men now in Washington that an anti trust bill will be put through congress at it's next session If this measure gets no support from the democrats 1t will be put through as party meas ure. At this is said to be the pro gram of the republican leaders, and there is little doubt but tAey are e, pable of carrying 1t through
 There is just as much chance of curbing the trusts without the help
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02
Back in Prescott.
tCourier.D

Hon. Charles shannon has returned from Jerome and is circulating among his Prescott friends. No matter what befalls. MT shannon can always be depended upon to support the uomi- nees of the democratic party. and we may see him with his coat of working for Wilson
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02

of democrats as there is to curb satan without the assistnce of the Savior. There may be republicans who would gladly assist in the destruction of the trust evil. but that party as whole will not be inclined to accomplish the work
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02

Outlaw Tracy seems to be making a tour of the entire state of Washington. The efforts for his capture have been abandoned If he could be induced to come to Arizona his capture might be hoped for.
 The Review lays no claim to conf dential relations with Jupiter Pluvius but We desire to impress on the peo- pie of Bisbee the necessity of keeping an eye on the food gates.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02

The arrival of troops at Shenando- ah. Pennsylvania has had a quieting effect on the labor troubles there Striking laborers never gain anything by creating disturbances. Whenever strike will soon end, and that the riot CTS will get the worst of it.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02

Now that the democratic county con vention has been stated we may ex- pect a bobbing up of political aspir- holding of the primaries is just two weeks ahead and there is no time to be lost by those who expect to pre- sent their claims to political recogni- tion
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02

S. A Mills, former editor of the En- terprise, of Phoenix, is now resident of Colusa, Illinois
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02

The reported continued earthquakes in California may have a tendency to send home a few thousand Arizo- mans who are now scattered over that state.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-02
By Mary R. Milford

~NENDs.
 come not here to talk Ye know too well
 The stOry of thrailom " .." cs!
 The bright rises to his course and lights Of slaves He his Falls s!ayen not such swept along By the full tide of power, the cOnquero- leads To crimson glory and urdyng fame; But base. isnObe slaves slaves q horde N Of petty tyrants. feu,al despots. lords. MI Rich in dozen paltry villages. MI Strong in some hundred spearrnen-o only M In that strange spell name! Each hour dark fraud M Or open rapine protected murder I'll Cries against them But this III. Al 'nest man. neighbor there he stands MI Was strI;ci-struck ike d0s-by who M The badge of Ursini because forsooth. II: ,ie tossed high his ready IU. Nor lifted his voice in serve shouts M; At sight f that great ruhian. Be Ills And suffer such dishonor-men, and wash not III: The stains away in blood? Such shames common III I have known deeper wrongs that speak to ye lI. l had 'rOher gracious boy. HE Full bf all gentieness, of caimest hope. lu: Of sweet and quiet joy; there the look M Of heaven his face which mners give HI To the beloved disciple. How loved HI , That gracious boy Younger by fifteen TIL Brother at once and son! He left my side III; A bloom checks d smile III Parting his innocent lips. In short hour III; The pretty. harmless boy slain, I. The the manged and then I cried HI: For rengHance Rouse. ye Romans. Rouse. ye slaves Have brave sons? Look in the fierce brawl H: To see them die Have ye fair daughters: Look l. To them live torn from your arms. disained. MI Dishonored and if ye dare cali for justice Il: Be answered by the lash! Yet this is Rome, III. That sat her seven hills and from her throne "% Of beauty ruled the world. Yet Romans Why. in that elder day to be Roman Y: Was greater than king. And again, < Hear walls that echoed to the tread Of ener BrJ!,us-once again 1 swear Tho ii'rnal City stall be free. her
 Sha walk with princes,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-16

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mart for at tilbringe Sulen blunbt 5o=
mitie og garnOomsOenner. 8lanot
bem. fom / iioIte llge dfreiite meo Mr.
5. @m. 9anTens Sules@tsturiion, be-
fanbt fig SIR. G3riTtenien, Giersn al
G6riIteniens oSce Cream 5abrif", en-
uf Gbicugos Orifti9ite Oa7ife 6orrets
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beisge tit 9jsm / 9oriensegnen og Der
efter +, fig omtring / andre Ggne al
0anmart og mulig0is tage en- Sur
gennem 3bIflanb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-16

fentlig SremitilIiag, bbori ban dntDs
oeoe, at man gre6 til 8eitittelIe for al
enOe Strejten, og oermeO falOt bet
belle.
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Gierne i1nes life ON at 9ipe pirfelige
5al og 5atta.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-16
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not iii at alere en5oer Oeraeit sr
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fuloitenbige GncplopGoi er Der gss
Ger aot til at lsIe etbpert panifeli1t
Spgrssmaal, Der maattts opItda mso
SenIpn til 0alsst.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-16
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Omabd, IA. Dec. Mrs. Senriet.e
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-16
Gn WiartDr for Gioenifaben.

NdT1in9ton5 13. Dec. ariesietres
trea meOOeler folgenoe i'm Q(arsberet=
ming: Gr. Se5ie 80, 2a5ear, Iom fris
Oiaig lob fig inooculere meo ben gule
5eters Smittetultur for ao etsperis
mental @ei at tonItatere Higtigbeosn
cf pisie Oiagnptiite 6ppotefer, og iom
beoe af Sngbommen, burbe inbrulles
reg / ben 9er af Martprer, Der bar
ofret beres eget 2ip for Menneitebes
ee1s 9elf9rb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-16
5ormobet Wloro.

aingItrn. MiA., 13. DEC. Gaa
gearoslee. en- uns apinge Der fragpen,
er funben bsO fire Mil fpb berTru, faitz
buaben / en- 9osn, iau at gsbene for
binbreoe 2iget / at falce at 9uggisn.
SanOipnligpis er bun fprit mnroet oe
berefter fditbunben FAINT 6eItene Iat /
Sang / Retning af benbes 9jsm.
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Gaf. Iom Gnearoing til be aruppif.
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@fter famm. Rib. ifal ben eloit.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-12-16
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ter bar bolOt a 8oncerter Gan
Jrancisco uroer tit Opbplo Der, df
bpilfe ben iioIte baDbe ct mere Iocialt
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Den tprtiffe Regering
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met ltor MaaleItof.
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