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Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
" C 1T r NOTES.

Officials of the Burlington road have started q campaign against into%icaats with a view of eradicatin% their use h- the employees If every department. aot only on duty. but also while oili Luty.
 Heretofore the stringent iule against the use of liquor while cn duty has only baen enforced lieidly against those M ho had anything U do with the operation of trains. Hereafter the rule will be enfurced ag3inst the employees If all departments. including even the
 mack. b1idre and building depart nents Members Of these departments upon receiving Jueir new books Of ruies were surori~e3 to read the following rule:
 The use oe intozicauts by employees '-hii> 2n duty is prolibited. Kaeir habitual use e. the fre4uenting cf
 faces where they are sold is sufficient cause for dismissal.
 Employees Of these departments work z great deal in the cc-j and suffer con tinuai exposure. and many of them have been in the habit of occasionally taking drink as a means of protection against he cold or rain. This, the off ttt>lS btlieNt, IS unnecessary and StiIi.l'4 cease. The officials think ,lat as track sae and bridge builders "le conuelis q 70 .nou tue signals and Jo U@s th n in protecting themselves and trains while working ii is sss-ntiai that they =n9uId Te- llao" alone as j. l@ nseo5- =atE for tl- engineers to have elrH heads.
 The rum power ie c1-i -Ech=G in GUS tom. hence We must follow ic into SO ciatr: l. shields itselt behind falsa tno aries of science, hence We must io!.o' ,l into lne schools; Il ii hedg i 8 223 " the safeguards oI law. hence !" must follc0 t iuto governs lt bu Ilw is bas . uuon majorit.er. hence "
 rust s,y-iI the majority u-ho iu th nature of the case will vote for proh. hlfon aud that means 5h- Wome2 .lks-Trances F. Willard
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
USE ALIENS Foog-EAsE

four feet feel swollen. nervous and damp, and =et tired easily. If you have aching feet, try Allen's Foot-'Iasy. II rests the feet and makes ueW or tight shoes easy Cures Chil1l@ins swollen, sweating feet hlisters and callous spors. Relieves cor'ls and comfort. Trv it todaS. sold 5y al GrJ@"iSts and shoe dealers. -5 cts. Trla I9ckaee FREE. Address. Allen :. p!in- Sted. Leroy. x T.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
1Ir- r D. vanreuzen. Of Nil5ourn,

Mrs. C. 7. VanDeusen. Of Flilbourn, Wis. vas afflicted with stomach trou- bIe end constipation for long sine. She says. - have tried many pr, ra- tione. but none have done ire the good that Chamberlaiu's Stomach and I-iE5r Tablets have" These Tablets are for sale at I,lvey C Eulett's drug store. Price 25 cents. Samples free.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08

No 1:auGa. dear; it would scarcely b. proper to refer to q police surgeon as a political heeler.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
kEa7akS Wash Silk

We have inc largest line of tho=e goods te b. found ;nHrhere in tEo southwest E'Jrty-tWo different styles and colorins= to choose from. and every piece bright and shining with it's individual silken lustIe. These goods are the sanuiua Khaki. direct from Japan. and will stand the acid test. Impossible 5o Jade them with any kind o5 wash ing. White and .H eoior7.
 ::f:3S.. \ YARD.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08

Nine men out of ten who start at the top reach the bottom, but nine men o''t cf ten who start at tEe bottom stay there.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08

tieians multiply the proofs that they hove learpad nothing from the war.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08

Ask for PII-Ft-S. ,Gi al sure eur r FILES Sold at -i.ey t5 Hulet- t.-i---. rloal5E. Ariz-
 The i.'a-- r. gents Derkwsar. husic.E lI u.. ..-.-s..r at Firuk the ifatter's.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08

Hubhuas-"IIow many servants have vou at yaur place" Su5ouhs-''W Well. there were three when 1 isf; home this l.i---..tu-r''
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08

You will never find my razors dull nor will they pull Shaving and hair cutting d speciality, by N. Peloso, at inc Commercial Barber shop.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08

T. troubled with \IhcUula tisra. give CLambellain's pain-Eolm a trial IL s.iu not cos- you cent if 1t does no good. One application will relieve the .air. T. also cures spIains and bruises in ore-third the time required by an other treatment. Cuts. burns. frost bites. quinsy. pains in the side and chest. giandular and other aWeilings gre quickly cured by- apply t. Every bottle warranted. Price - and D cenra- For sale ny EIvey & Hii!ett.
 Nell-'What made ycI think CaorEe lad been drinking q the dance fast right" F elia-"ffe proposed tc me an.t accepted him" Nell admit thaC does look suspicious" B-lle-'You nor i'd tlin- What I was going to say is hat Jen minutes later he came ID to me and proposed again
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08

For Autographed fruit and orange Labels. bonds. stock certificates or other L-gh grade Iitho. work, ask The Ee- publican office for prices and samples before placing your order. We can please you.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08

Mermaid Washing Powder coupons in each package. Presents free.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
Use Gala Lily Borax Soap.
For aIeenanics-fasco Pine Tar Soap

An Interesting display e rare nov rirf,S .,ars1nally selected takes place -4il,- at The CUiio.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08

Ask for Mermaid Washing Powder.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08

The Curio l4adS the procession in rovciti -s See tha drawn work.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-08
CETY 8RENETEES

Good things to eat. served in the best style in our pretty private iin-ns rooms upstairs.
 The Coffee Al Restaurant Co.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-15

and stones. There were bright flashes,
numerous and marvellously rapid.
These. with laundering. the mountain
shocks, the earthquake roar, the lava
and falling stones created a scene of
horror.
Large areas of cultivation have been
buried beneath the volcanic matter.
On the Windward coast seven planta-
tions are totally destroyed. Nothing
i, green is visible.
Sixteen hundred and twenty deaths
are already reported.
There are 167 cases in the hospital
| at Georgetown under treatment The
deaths have been caused chiefly by
suffOcation by the sulphurous gases
lightning and burning lava masses.
FcW Of the cases In the hospital are
likely 70 recover. The crew of H. NJ
S. 1ndefatigable buried 80 peasants
of SOufricre
A new crater ts reported formed on
the Richmond estate near the sea-
shore
Tho country districts on the Wind
ward coast are literally covered with
dead bodies.
hlnGstOn, the capital, and the
whole population are safe. There have
been no accidents or fatalities Clouds
Of dust are blowing over the city, how
ever.
The Royal mail steamer Wear Is
transporting food and water to the
Lcoward coasts sailing vessels hav-
! ing proceeded to the Windward coast
| on the same errand. Doctors and
| nurses have gone to the scene OF dis
tress. The majority of the corpses
| being found are covered with ashes.
dccomposed and hardly approachable.
| The dead are being buried in trenches,
| thirty in each.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-15
How Cheap Baking Powder Is Made.

The Health Department of New York
has seized quantity Of 50 called cheap
baking powder. which il found IN that
city. Attention was attracted to II 10y
the low price nj which II was being S"id
in tho department stores S"'npleS
were taken and the chemist of the
Health Department reported the stun 10
be "nn alum powder, which analysis
showed 10 he composed chit! of alum
and pulycrizcd rock.
The powder was declared TO h' ""h
p.rous To health, and several Thousand
,onnds were caricd to the oflal dock
and destroyed.
II j. unsafe 10 experiment WIN th'Sc
so called cheap articles oi i"oa. i'''
orc surc Ia bc made from alum ROCK "'
other injurious matter. In baking pow
dcrs the high class. cream "i tar'"'
brands nre the most econon'e"'' Ut
cause they go farther in use ana are
hcalthful beyond question.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-15
FEARS AMERICAN INVASION.
Chamberlain Sends a Trade Comms S.
sion 70 South Africa.

London May I5.-In consequence of
the rcceip, Of information regarding
the activity Of American firms chiefly
engineering. electrical and mining con
Germs. which are preparing 10 dispatch
heavy shipments 10 South Africa i'm
medlai.ly after peace Is declared. the
colonial secretary. Mr. Chamberlain
has authorized the dispatch OF com
mission oi experts In engineering. tex.
tiles. etc. To traverse the entir. coun-
try and report Immediately on the re-
au!remenfs Of South Africa under the
new conditions and the openings for
british trade. The committee sails
Nav Al
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-15
Whooping Cough

4 woman who has had experience With
thie disease tells how to prevent any
dangerous consequences from it. She
says Our three children took whoopine
cough last summer, our baby boy being
only three months old. and owing TO oul
giving them Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy, they lost none Of their plumpness
and came out in much better health
than other children whose parents die
not use this remedy. Our Oldest little
girl could cal! Justify for cough syrul
between whoops PlsKEY HAIL
Springvale. Ala. This Remedy is for sale
by all Druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-15

vanced money to planters. II the
planters sold to any one else the firm
would get commission. The bill
passed by the house would wipe out
the countervailing duty. he said. and
would tend to stop sugar refining In
this country Germany would be the
sugar producer of the world and Cuba
Porto Rico and Hawaiian sugar would
be injured.
Hayward G. Leavitt, president of the
Standard Beet Sugar company OF
Leavitt. Neb.. said the refiners receiv-
ed all the benefit of the countervail-
ing duty and would receive all the
benefit of concessions 20 Cuba.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-15
is A SAFETY VALVE.
Mount Peiee Eruption May Be Saliva
ton Of Other islands.

New York. May 15.-Sir Henry T.
Wrentordsiey. who has been chief JUS
ticc for at least six Of EnglanGs col
onies. among them the Leeward isl
ands. is in this city. REGARDING the
volcanic outburst in the West Indies
h said.
Il don't believe there will be any
grea, destruction elsewhere. There Is
40 doubt In my mind that there is q
subterrancan connection between all
that string Of islands. but that fact will
save the rest perhaps. | look TO sec
Mont Pe.ee take its place as an ac
tive volcano at least during our life
tina. acting as a sort o: safety valve
10. he other Islands.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-15
LONG WARNING GIVEN.
6oufricrc Volcano Has Been Rumb''ne
for Two Weeks Past

New York. May l5.-In a dispatch
from It's correspondent on the Island OF
st. Vincent. II. w. l.. The Herald says:
Admonitory rumblings and earth
auakes In the vicinity OF Soufr'ere
came two weeks ago.
on Monday. May .. tho lake IN the
old crater became greatly disturbed.
On Tuesday. at 2 o'clock IN the alter
noon. the mountain began series OF
volcanic efforts. Severe earthquakes
accompanicd these terrible noises and
dctonations succeeded quickly. Al
O'Clock in the evening an immense
column of steam issued from the crater
and lasted until midnight.
Terrific explosions followed on
"Wednesday morning and ut O'CLOCK
there was another sudden violent cs-
cane of steam. This ascendcd Tor
three hours. when other material was
elected. :,
At noon three cratcrs appeared 10
oncn and began to vomit lava. SIN
streams Mt once ran down the sides OF
rho mountain, making an awful scene.
Tho mountain laborcd heavily for half
nm hour after the appearance OF the
lava Fire flashed around the edges
of the cratcrs. and there were ire
mcndous dctonatiOns In SUCCESSION
rapidly merging into continuous
This lasted through "Wednesday
night and until Friday morning. Tne
thundcrincs of the volcano were neara
throughout the Caribbean sea.
The eruption began "Wednesday. a
hinge cloud. In a dark and dense cor
umn. charged with volcanic matt.
rose to height OF eight miles i'on'
the mountain top.
Darkness Like Midnight
descended and the sulphurous air was
laden with fine dust. ,,
A hrief rain followed rain OF ashes
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-15
bNERAL STRIKE
kpLETE TiEUP IN SWEDEN
~ AID OF THE SUFFRAGE
MOVEMENT.
INDUSTRIES AFFECTED

\ Such work 70 Continue a. 10 es.
initial 70 tho Life and Health OF the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS os the Debate
i the Suffrage Bill In Parliament
yin Regulate the Length Of the
trIke.
Rockholm. May l5.-Thc Social
nocratic party has decided on "a
eral strik" In support OF the sui
ke movement
vi its adhcrcnts throughout Sweden
stop work In tho morning when
! debate on the suffrage bill com.
bees In the rigsdag. The strike
continue throughout the debate
probably last three days. II will
plve most Of the Industries. only
p work being carried out as Ia cs-
tial 70 the lie and health of the
pmunity
ne newspapers of several Of the
e. VIII suspend during tho strike.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-15
PEACE NOT IN SIGHT.
F'oer Fighting Expected In Hayti
Shortly.

1 'o'N"0 GAVeSNCO ~ O"y0
Shortly.
(oH an Prince. Hayti. May l5.-Ad-
a' hiliiek. commander Of the Hay
net has started for Cape Hay.
WIN III" Haytian warships Crete
l"o' ami Toussaint Overture. hav.
."fiafod himself In favor of Gen.
flFmln. former minister of liayti
1T Who Is tho head of the rcvo-
'nafy f"rccs In tho northern part oi
] island
he northern revolutionista have
n . 'hr customs houses of Cape
'ueh Port dc Paix and Oonai,cs
are collecting duties. Protests
'',a ~ ms action on tho part of Gen.
rlfmln have been entered by the
o''"' bank and the diplomatic
s''or" engagement between the
"'fh revo'utiontsts and tho south.
1, 'o''es. meaning tho troops from
Eia, az iiincc and the citizens Of It's
brly " '""' paw
C's,n aue absence OF foreign warships ia
r''ns great uncasincss in the for.
81 colony here.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-15
shlpplNG DISASTER teAHeO'
| lIfeboats Of the Overdue Steamer "a
morta Picked Up.

London. May IA dispatch from
nangoon, British Burmah, says a l'i'. ..
boat belonging to the British steamer
Cnmporta, overdue at that point from rom
Madras. has been picked UP IN 'n'
nav Of Bengal The Camorfa Is re-
nortcd to have had ESQ passengers 0"
board. u,,., tho
camnrfa has also been picked up near
Kr;shna lichtship. on the Madras coast,
nv a vessel searching for the m'sslns
steamer II IL believed that the .n.
morta foundered on May .. bes.a.s .,.
Nor Az, messengers. who were nat'ses'
.ha mnrta had a crew OF 81.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-15
"freR SPANISH VESSELS.
e'pont Morgan Carries NeootIa.
!. tlons 20 Madrid.

h. None 20 Madrid.
,"Irlh, May l5.-It is reported hero
lain :. f''rpont Morgan 10 coming to
~ y. order to negotiate for tho en-.
n, ~ TN sn" Spanish Transatlantic com.
no 'n,o mo- the Atlantic shipping com.
mno o"'cials Of tho transatlantic
snona s however. informed tho cor.
al t".'ht ua" OF the Associated Press
|onosa1'le sn'le they have not yet received
u %'s ro,a on the subject they would
|ht,or the idea Of discussing the
Tho Tho IL Mr.. Morgan comes.
banIsh company 10 subsidized by thu
(e m nroa government ana. In view OF
wou,1 wSeht condition Of the treasury.
|en, "'a gladly cancel the arrange
(llat,ouan indeed. the question of its can.
hted ~ mas already been warmly dc.
le suhs,.e y. the chamber Of deputies but
htriot,c was finally continued on
)ent nm motives. The same argu.
prted rna.naps. nop. may impede the re-
e n",,esotiations Of Nj. Morgan as
|sains, IN, that stiii EXISTS here
hpor,an,,h inc United States may be an
n' factor in the matter.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-15
Super|ative
in strength
and purity

River colonies ar gathering NJ y
reen!nr for the peace conforenc. and
that h. has arranged that the del
gates shall not BE- impcdcd in reaching
the rendezvous. Consequently tho
Rseenhlage Is expected TO be large
The decision reached regarding the
peace terms will later be submitted
To the British. 4 delegation. consist.
Ink probably oi the same Roor lead
ers who went 10 Pretoria recently. will
be deputized 10 convey the decision 10
Lord Kitchener.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-15
Enolneers in Session.

Norfolk. Va. May l5.-The fifth bi-
cnnial convention Of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers began here
during the afternoon. Grand Chief En-
ginccr =. NJ Arthur presided. Majo:
Nathaniel Reaman formally welcomed
the delegates 10 the city and was fol
lowed by Governor a. J. Montague.
who. in a lengthy speech. extended the
greeting OF the commonwealth.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-15
Neootiatino q Cuban Loan.

New York, May l5.-Former Secrc-
tary of the Treasurer Carlisle. who is
here. says Havana dispatch To The
Tribune. Is said to be making nccofia-
tions for plating n loan for IN" city
of Havana lie Is large stakeholder
in the National Bank III Cuba. The
Palma loan amounts 70 $la.oo"""o.
with the privilege OF increasing II 20
S2S Oau 600.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-15

Castr!es. Island OF ST. Lucia. May 10
Tho Soufricrc volcano on the Island
OF ST. Vincent is still In destructive
eruption. A terrific cannonade can be
heard n hundred miles away Tho re
ports are followed by columns OF
smoke. rising miles In the air. I'm
mcnsc balls Of colorcd fire also issue
from the crater. Lightning Is playing
Gcrcely in the upper sky and the whole
lorthcrn rart of the island is one mass
Of travelling flames II Is impossible to
reach the burning district by land or
sea and there are no means OF estimaf-
Inc the destruction wrought 10 life and
property.
K!ngstown. the capital OF st. Nin'
cent. Is still safe. though showers OF
ashes and pebbles are continually fall
Ing down.
The volcano itself is invisible.
II has Just been officially reported
that there were 1000 dead up TO Mon
day at ST Vincent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-15
is STILL ACTIVE
SOUFRIERE VOLCANO ON THE ISL
AND OF ST. VINCENT CON.
TlkUES At WORK.
BURNED DISTRICT ISOLATED

Impossible to Reach the Vicinity Of the
Volcano BY Land or Sea and No Es'
innate Car Be Made Of the Damage
Wrouoht-Terrific Cannonading Is
Much of Island ts In Flames.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-15
['eR'No Foa CONFERENCE.

e' Leaders On Their way 10
lonoo. vsresnlne.
y no,io. May l6.-l-0rd Kitchener
PntatiyeS' the war once that repre-
sousho". :" al tho bodies oe Beers
tho Transvaal and Orange
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1902-05-15
CUBAN SUGAR HEARING.
Interested Parties Before the Senate
Comm ttee.

Washington. May l5.-Emil Rionds,
raw sugar buyer, was again before the
senate committee on relations with
Cuba during the day He said his firm
had contracts with many Cuban plan
tations for their sugar and had ad-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-22

submit for adoption by the people OF Texas
a constitutional amendment authorizing
the freeholders along the BRACES river to
organize themselves into taxing districts
I2r me purpose of raising money by spe
elal tax upon lands contiguous 70 the river
with which to pay the expense necessary
IN carrying out any method that may be
adopted by them for the purpose Of pre-
venting overtows In the river
J. NJ Hale.
Chairman Subcommittee.
Messrs; Brown and Brigancc OF Grimes
ttougnt the resolutions; the other speakers
The. second resolution is the one that
nroyoked opposition. In discussing this
resolution Congressman Ball stated that
ne regarded II ms about the only feasible
plan for Immediately ana directly improv-
ing the river SO MS to prevent disastrous
oNernows, as II was n settled policy Of the
tNatlonai government to give aid to the
+. Improvement Of rivers only I'm the way
OF making them navigahle, and Il was use
TESS 10 nope for aid for any other purpose
congressman Burlcsou expressed himself
- oelng III thorough accord with Mr..
bRlis suggestions. He was ready to do
all IN his power to secure appropriations
Tor the needed improvements but outside
OF incidental benefits 70 come about through
appropriations for navigation the people az
me Brazos valley must look to themselves
Ior improvements to nrevcnt overhowss
On motion Of w. II Brown the chair
man was authorized to appoint ono person
from each county coutnguous to the Brn
zos river TO act with the chair as n com
/ inlttee to urge the passage hv the legisla-
| turc Or the two resolutions adopted This
committee will he announced through the
press later.
Major e. W Cave, upon invitation. de-
| uVered an Interesting address unon the
subject Of RrazoS river Improvement, con
tanning many valuable suggestions.
Ihe following resolution nv Representa-
i've Z: {. Glenn was unanimously adnDted
Be II resolved by the members of the
BrsHos Rivor IMPROVEMENT association of
Texas In convention assembled That tho
thanks Of said association he aud the same
nre hereby rendered 10 Captain c. s. Richie
| for his indcfatignhle efforts In hehelf CT
! the Improvement Of said river. and we. the
4 members Of said association. beg 10 assure
/ him collectively and individually that we
4 have the highest appreciation Of the time
7 and great labor he has eXpended In further
J ance of this project which we deem ot
I such great Importance to the people OF all
/ Texas
! The following additional resolutions were
/ adopted after which the convention ad
/ iourned:
Resolved, That the Brazos River Improve
/ ment association hereby tender our sin
! cere thanks To the euterprising citizens OF
! Houston and her distinguished mayor FOL
the many courtesies and hearty welcome
/ extended to us.
Resolved. That the thanks ot this MS
ISOLATION he extended Major E. w. Cav
/ for the valuable pnnnr read bv him
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-22
The LIFE OF
The Man Behind the Desk


Coffee soaked me hard for about three
years and ] was troubled with indigestion,
headaches and drowsiness; ] had no Ape
lite and could not sleep and was steadily
losing flesh all the time.
| had spent a small fortune on medicine
and doctors bills; I consulted several doc
tors one told me that i had liver trouble,
another told me that I had kidney trouble,
others prescribed remedies for numerous
coulplaints but none helped me and
6nnily looked upon my bad stomach as a
mart Of my miserable existence. giving up
an hope OF ever being myself again.
knew that the cause Of II was all due
10 Office work, which precluded sufficient
bodily exercise aud the eatlag Of non-Dour-
lshing and non-digestlve food, and
The drinking OF tea and coffee. ! had 10
quit my work as ] lost my mental and
nhysicai strength
friend OF mine, who weighs about 24C
mounds and who looks the picture OF health
adyised me to use Grape Nuts as n food
and drink Postum Cereal Coffee. He snid
that his perfect health was due 70 the use
NJ these two pure cereals. He said that
they would build up the delicate cells OF
the brain aud body and restore me q
health.
acted on his advice and have no cause
IN regret a. ! have now been using Grape
Nuts and Postum Coffee for some time and
am IN perfect health and weigh ten pound.
more than ] ever did.
Crane Nuts Food Is the erystallized es
sence ~ all cereals, l eat 1t four times Z
dav prepared with cream, and also By
ponrlng some Of II ont OF the box into my
hand and then eating n Postum Cores
mas also helped me greatly" Name giyeS