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Arizona republican., 1902-02-12
WRECK STREWh
 ALASKA SHORES
The Story of the Destruction Of the
 Steamer Bertha.

Port Towns end. Wash. Feb. E.--Au- other steamship has been added to the long list of wrechs along the Alaska shores. The Cottage City. which ar rived tonight. brings news of the wreck of the Alaska Commercial company's steamer Bertha on Harold island. Tho Bertha sailed from Seattle for Nald-s. while the others were bound for in terior points. The Bertha had encaun- tered good weather Untu SatIrda y night. when thc weather set in thick. ana o1 sunday morning at I@.3U t., vessel struck FaIoid island. Al the messengers were iR bed and the shoc.. caused great confusion and al stampede was made for the upper deck.
 Captain Johonason and uis officers quickly restored order. and on inveE- tiSati'n il was found that the vessel was in such close proximity L. the shor- that 8 sang I'lank would reacl an elevated rock. and the passengers walked ashore. The vessel ha av.ug- los { her Keel. and having d large hole in the bottom forward cs the cu@iu. roo.i:. was thought to be a total loss. The loss ia freight and baggage by eS- uosare to tEr clements after being landed is d severe blow to many If the pass -ngers. as they had the last dollar invested in outfits for a season $ pros D-stilg in Alaska.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-12
IRISH WIT IN BATTLE.

II carried a green fas." said the s=r- c;eaEt. in a good many battles Of the civil war. In most cases the regimen tai or state lag carried witt. t..e cnlors or the stars and stripes was solid 5lU,. The Irish regiments. from some oI tn= states at least. carried green flags in stead Of blue. and it always made ny heart swell with pride la sga that the green flags in the charging line pever lasSad behind. Nearly every Irish reg iuout ia the Union arni- made good record. and have sIwavs been sorry that SO many of the anecdotes of every day experience have not found per UaEent place in the War literature.
 For example. there was an IiSn n,nau Of the ThirtE-si.-rE Indiana who while cn the ski.mis4 line at Dallas saw al good chance t& capture a rebel. He ayailed himself of the opportunity cap tured his man. and was passing to the rear with his prisoner. when one of tine boys called to him. Pat. let he have that man. [ will take him over to Gen e-al Gross. our brigade coru-aanGer.' 'Eivcr mind. me boy replied Pat. ' left million back over the hill there. Co yourself and fetch one Of the lads over and take him to General Gr"ss'
 "A member of the Chicago Irish regi- Tcut, which &t the tiTe was in the Eff seenth army corps. became very much excited because he couldn't force d cartridge into his musSet. fouled by continuous firing. He tried and tried again. and at last called out to his colonel explaining why he could not load. IL was in the midst of a furious engagement. and the colonel advised him 10 try again. Pat tried again. failed, and then facing the enemy. cane to order arms, and stood like d statue. The colonel asked him what he meant, and Pat replied. 'Shure, I'm jist waitin' for q Johnny to come up till | can knock his brains out with m musket. ! am waitin for him. and in
Arizona republican., 1902-02-12
Additional Local

OIL WELL MACHINEEY.-A letter received here yesterday by his associ- ales rom j. r.. Breitwiser. who went to Los Angeles a few days ago to secure machinery to be used in boring for Cii. announces that tine ma achinery will ho completed the last Of this week anl shipped to Phoenix on the day it is finished IL is therefore confidently eN- TcctJd that it will be on the ground sometime next week. AlT. Breitwiser says the oil prospects in the CaH=!baci- district are creating considera ble e,,- oitemeat among Los Angeles oil men. who are preparing Ja gcbble up any thing gcoi that may be available in tar near future.
 FOUND HIS WAGOE.-Tr.oush tn story publish ia Tine Republican day or two ago reciting the finding of two horses tisd to al tree n=4T the river, tnr owner Of tn team was able, to secure .he rest of his property. The owner proved to be n. CIabsrot- raucher who lives west of town about twelve miles. The horses came home after they were liberated oE +ir- Neach and his friend. That was all +ir. Ci&bar knew about 1t till h. got The 'Repuh- licau. Then he came to town and yes terday took Nr. Vesch out in a livery
 
 under tree. several dollars worth of groceries and other personal belong ings. Some distance rom the place the5- found the wagon and altogether it was d fruitful search.
 DJ-CK HUNTINC.-Duces are com ing in quite plentifuuy now. and ever hunter who can get away has been out during tha past y-e;-. al>report- ing good bags of game. Geese have not been here in large numbers this y-ar. but a nlu:cer Of larSe fiocks have he'1 seen lately. Quail shooting ha= b""n line of late. but many hunters prefer the dove shooting. more difficult to hit on the wing. but not requiring SD much walking to find them. All game is more plentiful than has been known for years. due entirely to the ia-t leg iSIature prohibiting market hunting and the sale of Es me. Th- open @c1- son on ducks geese and quail closes tn /. first of next month. hut the dove sea son remains oneu all the year
 A WGMAE's; NOTABLE RIDE Mir. and Mrs TT. tT. Jones have been Hvirc of late at T mining emp in which they are interested. thirty miles above Fort Mcdowell. Or sunday MT Jones was in Mcdowell vixen he re- ceived a telephone message arnounc- ing the probable fataj Hines ot Mrs. William Isaac. mother Of Mrs. Jones. He immediately lett for his mountain camp arriving there in n" middle Of the night with his horse badly faasea out. There was but one other hora. available at once. This was saGl.7d Up and Mrs. Jones started Jo Phoenix alone. about 9 o'clock Monday morning. down the rugged mountain trail 1t Mcdowell she secured a horse and buggy and continued her journey. ar irving at the Isaacranch at l:Je o'clock yesterday morning only to learn that her mother had passed away several hours before Though the journey ended in appointncrt. it was surely an earnest tribute of regard from loving daughter.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-12
MILLIoNAIREs' NEW CLUB.

One of the most important features Cf the new Prick building will be a club house fcr one of the most select busi- nee7 clubs in the country. The club r-iu be almost exclusively for the big manufacturers who will have offices in the big bG.iding. and it VII be distinct iy business mems organization. It will loosely resemble the famous Hard ware club of New York which Cccu- pies such palalial pu5rters in one Of the upper stories of the Postal Telegraph building or Broadway. The idea is one cf IT. C. Tricks and the solicitations for membership have already met with 9 remarkably ready response. . The twentieth floor of the building has been set apart for the club The National Tube company. with two floors and half: the Crucible Steel company of America. with one and a half floors: the Union Steel company. with almost an entire floor. the Pitts burg Plate Glass company and the American Bridge company are only a .c,T of the manufacturing companies that Will be tenants of the big build ing.
 The directors Of the Duquesue club yesterday voted unanimously to issue %-'5).G2G Of : per cent gold bonds to re move indebtedness. place the club prop ertT in the clubs name. provide fer ad- ditional property and to build an ex- tension t9 the club house. Prosperity has so increased the menbershir that more room is 1and-d-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-12
Personal Mention


 MT. and Mrs. C. D. Frieston of Co lumbus were guests Of the Hotel Adams yesterday.
 Mrs l.. $. Sands and Miss Sands of Mauistee. Mich, are registered at the Hotel Adams.
 Judge Fletcher NJ. Doan Of Florence arrived here yesterday and is a guest of the Hotel Adams.
 Fl. G. Foiley of St. Joe and C. A. Dickinson of Sacramento registered at the Ford hotel yesterday.
 Govern.r and Mrs. x. Q. Murphy are expected to arrive here from Wash ington on Friday morning.
 Among those leaving on this morn mg's northbouud train were Rose Davenport for Williams, M. F. Hoar for Prescott ana T. A. Lewis for -Albu- qucrque.
 Among the passengers on last night s soUthbouEd train were: w. O. Hatch and James A. Humphreys for Bisbee. Eliza L. Boone and two children for Naco. Mrs. g. A. Heath and J. Luke for New York, Mrs. Matte Henderson for Globe. N-l-. and Mrs. r. M. Gordon for Tucson. John J. SchaaI for Benson Charles Barnes and l.. 4. Ga!eZio for Tucson. =. n. Ficrston fo- Los An geles and T. r. COX for Fl Paso.
 Among these registering at the Hotel Adams yesterday were: Frank Bolitha, Dover. \. J.: George F. Sanders, Wick cnb-r2; Davis R. Vail. Lyndon Center. Vt; Joseph T.. Nichols. Cincinnati. O.. Robert r.. Welborn. Les Angeles. Gc-rga W. Eocpe Boston, D. J. Cole. New York: D. r. Burrows. Manila i r. l.: George King, San Francisco; $
Arizona republican., 1902-02-12

the midst of the hottest possible fire he waited until the regiment charged tor- ward"
 II remember case" said the cap tain, ''in which an Irishnan named Casey, a little mite of g man. distia- guishe3 himself at Bull Run. After everybody had been withdrawn from cur ile Casey remained loading and firing. unconscious of the fact that the regiment had retired and that he alone was holding the advanced line. Finally be was surrounded. and a rebel grop- pied with him. ordering him To sur enGer. Casey caught his man. and shouted back to the regiment reform irE in the rear. Colonel. Oi have 8 l.-isoner here. but he won't let TIC
 bring him in Casey was rescued. but he lost h.S prisoner. New York Trib- uue
Arizona republican., 1902-02-12
OMAHA SHUTS OUT
 FOREIGN ORES

Omaha. Eeb Feb. 1;.--The Omaha smelyer has discontinued s1-eltin. south American and Canadian ores. owing to the small percentage ot profits. Y is stated that these ores carry g large amount of lead. which become less profitable by reason of the decline in prices. The closing of the smelta- at Argentine. Kan. how over. has materially increased th" vorl, here. and much of the Argentine machinery is being installed at tho local plant. This ana the increasing receipts Of American ore arr also given cs rca-ons for shutting foreign ores out of the Omana smelle-.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-12

NJ. Grs1abaum. Chicago: w. R. ZuIich. Cincinnati, O.: pr. II. W. Weber. New York. Merton smith Chicago: John Entead1rf Vail. Ariz.
 Those registering a, the Commercial hotel yesterday were: w. B. Nichols. Williams. Arizl; II. J. Gray. Williams. .ti'ia.; A. E.. LomsN. Prescott; James |. Humphreys. Prescott: Albert Gas scr. Duluth: C. Herner. St. Joseph; A. F. Leach. Washington. D. C.; William Park. Williams: r.. R. Baldwin. Los Angeles. C. A. Flack and wife. Wood land, Cal: J. A Lundeu. Tucson; H. J. Roberts. Decatur. In.; A. Ashton, Rock ford, III: J. D. Robertson and wife. Mesa; George =. Haskings. Los An geles: !. M. Newell. White Plains: s. C. Houks. san Francisco; C. T. Leggett. city.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-12
IF YOU HAVE WEAK LUNGS

 and have become discours Ced as tn recovery remember much can bs- dona by sprcihi scIeutdc uE-tp-datc treatment. and flis applies with double force in the Sat RiNce NAlIy. IL viii cost you Iothing 10 consult Dr Eibb ard and ii y"u are ciTHDie you will be told so. If inolira bIe yot will not be deceived. Have YOU sny chronic disease? II so, you cannot pcssitIiv be cured by self experimenting by coctots who do not UnGaIStRnd your case Many a man although abe 70 be about is seriously handicapped by some obstinate. ailmeut. ana is thereto u'ifitted for pleasure or business Those who suffer fTom chronic diSeaf cs of th.. GsnIto UrInaTy OrgJns, from piles, fist uia. rheumIlisIn, neucaig.c or ncrvons sffrc- lions should without delay see Or x Sibbard To ali suf-rer from meladics of the above nature We offer the best tres 1 ent the l,eyve remedies and tbe mo- Ts tionsl and comp etc methods. IT curahle, Science, Skil and Exp srieuce will ensure your recovery become prema turelv broken down " physi cal weaknsss S4ch cnscs can be cured Thc general practitioner. however, utterly fails He lacks concentration of faculties and can not accom- piish what the trained. educated sreHiatist does Blood Poisoning with syph! tt1" conditions bTineing ,,Itn mem sil that Is destructive 10 the human system can be speedily cured and without injur' 'ous drugs. Our method i- thst of the best Eufo- peau specialists and beneficial results are seen in few days. Don't fool with elcrtric belts or treatment by sample trial packages We treat each ease by ifself and not 5y q job lot ottystem. Home treatment may be hsd in some eases although it is ger orally desirable 10 have at lesSt a single interview When vou into All medicines sent according to diTec- lions.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-12

back into her seat. The conductor looked al it and then at her. but he could not get her attention. After an instant of indecisicn he said;
 Madame. l am very sorry. but this is not a nickel" starting to hand it back.
 is tt:-'
 ITS a beer check" said the con- ductor.
 There was smile all around. but thie story did not end as they usually do in such cases. The old lady Dravely- accepted the situation-and the brass check-and kert her seat to the end of her journey.-St. Louis Pcst-Dispatch.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-12
HER NICKEL WAS BRASS.

All i= not woe and lamentation and profanity on the transit compaEy's cn7ila.
 The other day q respectable old lady boarded an Olive street car at Leffing- well avenue. and when the conductor came through she handed him what she supposed was a nickel and sank
Arizona republican., 1902-02-12

Fl ar about the accident that hap pe7cd tp Twombiay iu the barber shop little while ago.
 NO. What was it2''
 Had his hair badly cut.''-Chicaso Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-12

While the Aduilamites consistently complain that we are living under. the reign of the Dollar it will be noticed that they never carry umbrellas Puck
Arizona republican., 1902-02-12

''Oh, MT. Reed," gushed a young wo- man to the cX-speaker, the other day when he was in Washington on bUsi- @eSs, ''I would so like to hear you mak, an epiGram." Excuse me, madam. he replied. this is my day fo~ con1pos- inG epic poems
Arizona republican., 1902-02-12

Each day has it's special attractions at the CUio on Second avenue.
The gazette-news., 1902-12-20

\uticr i hereby given hat ~ Guardian al
minor lIardrHg pr {. WilliuW~. ! ~haI
apply to the Iluuorablr j. l.u" Met rory
Cuuut IUdgr nf Nolu~iI county. Fluridn
at hi~ office i'm O. hr Court lI"u~'' ia p,.I.and
un tl, .uI % day of January. l.rr;. for Ih,. ~;tI'
Of said minors half Interest i'm lpt~ I|1 uiu"
,-11 twenty-five. t.-5l thirty N-IiN' and q -
forty lN-ri.hl 81 Atlantic civ. accurdiug to
and ~ shown 10y Bur-oN ur~ recorded WuI
of Atlantic Guy ~ rlHItcd lay D. D.. Ru-rr>
civ il engineer.
NkEh bEt. WILLIAMS.
Guardian Aforesaid.
Dated lr,.r. lGl %. l:u'.
The gazette-news., 1902-12-20
Please Return Them.

The party or parties who borrowed
from "Bidc-Aw,c'' cottage. Guudall. the
books named IN the following lit are
kindly requested To return the sam" at
thrirrarlir>t convenience The books may
lr left at the Ganttr-NrwS uliir,', or at
" "Bidc-Awrr" cottage:
Grs.k l.rNiruu smiths Classical Die
tiunary Nrnophun's Anahasis. The At-
tie Verb. Thompson Greek Verb. Alex
audrr'S Christ and Christianity. Fahrr's :
HYMNS. Schafi> Christ in Song. Tain :
Ideal ia Art. Philosophy ui Art. Art in
Grgs,. Art in the N"thrrlandS-fuur
volumes. Hebrew Bible. l.rli0y'S Hebrew
Il.Nirun. Grsn's Hebrew Grammar. scv-
rral Hebrew primers and readers, some
Hebrew manuscripts, magazines. lrttrrs.
and private papers.
Some ui the books are rare. hciI out
of print: some of them arn hrirloOms
whoSr loss may not be- measured b.,
money. None of them can hp disposed
of as second hand books. because 0i h,
frequent wri;iH" in them. Their owurr
would much like to buy them back
The gazette-news., 1902-12-20

Al
Mrs. Pacetti and Miss Nettie Pacetti,
of the Pacetti House, Ponce Park, have
been several days in town visiting rela-
tives and friends.
John B. Morris has purchased through
the Wilkinson agency the Williams place
on the peninsula, and two Burgoyne lots
adjoining and will improve them.
Morris Wilder wife and children ar
rived Saturday afternoon from their
Queen City home, and have taken up
their abode in their elegant peninsula
home for the winter. They were warm
ly greeted by their Daytona friends.
pT"It's about time to think of having
your house fixed up. KOst 4 Gwinner
are artists in painting and paper-hang-
ng-better consult them.
GOrtOns Minstrels are coming. The
Western Press (Texas), where they are
finishing a tour speak in the highest
praise of the troupe az now organized.
Many new features added since here last
makes GOrtOn's one Of the strongest and
most popular organizations on the road.
ES~Fresh bread every morning at the
Gramling Bakery. ''It's the kind
mother used to make"
Mrs. Gomez \. Pacetti reached town
Sunday last from a prOtracted stay
North. In the summer she was with her
husband in Chicago. but has been at her
old home in Lexington, KY, for several
weeks. She reports very ugly weather
North and is delighted to get back where
the sun shines nearly every day in the
year.
~" Make your children happy. Go to
j. X. Cole. Kingston, and see his immense
display of choice candies nuts, and other
good things for Christmas.
Says the Times-UniOn and Citizen:-
The Georgia Southern & Florida handled
a special carload of cOttagers for Day
tona and st. Petersburg through this
.lty Friday. The party came from IL
inOis. Fourteen of them took cottages
ut Daytona for the winter, and an equal
number at st. Petersburg. This party
.omcs to Florida every winter.
The Daytona Novelty Works wood
-ard is now supplied with dry pine and
'ak and quote these prices:
Pine. 12-inch-$1 10; 16-inch-$2. 90.
Oak. 12-inch-$2. 90; 16-inch-$2.5O.
all up phone 40. They will deliver it,
The Gazette-News acknO aiadses
pleasant call Monday fromS. Y .Owley,
hr widely known cigar man 1rer of
San MateO. At the recent State
Fair Mr. Rawley had a fine display of his
make oi cigars and succeeded in cap
uring the first prize for same. His two
rag brands are San Mateo" and Silk
opera" Elsewhere in our columns
will br found block ad. which will tell
.ou mor,, about his choice smokers.
EEJ r. Cole. the Kingston grocer,
las the biggest stock Of fresh candies to
" found hereabOuts Ii you have
wect tooth Cole can surely fit you out.
Bca Der the North Beach street barber
: up-to-nOw or nothing He is serving
lis patrons and the public in general
With face massage which is proving a
rawing card. TheprOcess is something
kr this: Hot cloths are first applied,
hen II skin emulsion is used and the face
for some time, followed by
rcond application of hot cloths. Then
change is made to cold cloths,
lrther manipulation and the finishing
ouches of dusting and soothing down.
The gazette-news., 1902-12-20
OF LOCAL INTEREST TO ALL.

/ aNess
Miss Nellie Wilkinson, of Hawks Park
was in the city this week.
ny Ancient cigars, fresh nuts and
crackers at Howard 4 MOrrisOn's.
Mrs. Geo. Jones was up from Ponce
Park Monday, making some Christmas
purchases.
DaytOna has some show windows that
would he n credit to stores in any city in
the Union.
Bea Der. the up -to-date barber is re-
ioicing over the advent of n ten-pound
boy at his house
The Gezette-News will begin to an
nounce the winters crop of weddings
about next issue.
Robt. McGriff, son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
McGriff. has been promoted to the place
Of assistant chief, electric department.
Hotel Royal Palm Mama.
-" Those who draw consolation from
choice cigars can find exactly what
they want at the North Beach street
grocery Of Howard & Morrison.
Iii Ilenry's minstrel aggregation is
heading Daytonaward again. Hi is Il
very warm number and will provoke inn
moderate cachinnations. Rest your dia-
phragm and brace y0ur sides. for Iii will
stir your risibles
l-i5 i5"SizZling hot crackers. cookies and
connections, crisp from the bread works.
cheap for cashat the grocery OF Howard
a Morrison, North Beach street.
Mrs. Elenwood has disposed of the
Domestic bakery. Carter block; Volusia
avenue. to Mrs. r. ID. Cowan. and will
take much needed rest. In the mean
time she will make some improvements |
ON her property recently purchased of
Mr. Carter.
feAYThe Gramling Bakery have line
of home made candies. nuts and fruits.
The boys at a downtown barber shop
got the laugh on the man with the red
hat the other night. Next time the red
hat artist finishes upa job fora man who
travels in fast private cars hr will dis
pcnse altogether with the sticking quail
lies of the materials used.
"Jn1Thc Gramling Bakery bread is
health bread because it is absolutely free
rom anything injurious.
Mr.. Ludwig and a friend, Frank CuzrH.
I prominent Cleveland banker. went
lown in the waters adjacent Half Dollar
Sland Monday, fora little sport with the
inry tribe, and what they did was IL
'hnty. The Say When" came in like a
yHy hound that afternoon and dumped
ut a crocus sack half full of bass. trout
md blue fish.
l~E"Ci0od nuts, rich nuts. fresh nuts of
Ill kinds. just thrrshed from the vines
md dubbed from the trees. chcaprnough
It Howard X MurriSnn's.
Peter Can'llas says hr has several
lines been asked to make record ride
II three miles on the beach. but that his
business ties him down and that hp can /
lot neglect ii to train. He would not bp !
vrrsr however To training and making ,
Christmas effort to lower the record il {
little mducement in the SHAPE of col |
Itrral is forthcoming. Carllas has (
made application to enter the bicycle I
aces ut the st. Louis Worlds Fair. He :
;yS he is going to ride till hp gets up q
mong the second class professionals. f
nd hc hopes soon to reach it. t
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-08
Swelling Of the Feet and
Ankles.

You notice them at first only oc.
casiOnally toward evening or after
being upon the feet more than usual:
and during the night the swelling
disappears. by and by these drop
steal swellings of the feet and ankles
are more frequent and they do not
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how short Of breath you are upon the
slightest eXeTtiOn, how you awake
during the night with a smOthering
sensation, and the frequent paius
about your heart DO not deceive
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"TwO years ago my feet and ankles
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D. STANCHFIELD, 1909 I'd Ave. S.,
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