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The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30

ing and use spears and bows and ar
rows as weapons. All that the children
are taught is to shoot an arrow, throw
a spear, and to fish in the mountain
streams. But they are taught these
things very thoroughly, and become
expert at such exercises almost as soon
as they can walk.
There are some other savage tribes
and down in the southern islands are
the Moro children. living in the large
island of Mindanao and in the SuIu
islands. All of these, Uncle Sam has
said, eventually shall put on clothes
like American children and go to
school.
The great bulk of the inhabitants of
the islands, however. are not savages
but civilized people. Their civilization
is not as high as that of the United
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30

They had stolen my hickory nuts and
made their winter storehouse and
dwelling in the lounge.
On cutting open the haircloth and
stutfing, l found among the springs
the nuts that they had purloined. So
big a collection had they made that
hlled a large handbook and two hats
besides.
After that the flying squirrels lived
in the wall OF my snake room where
the stove kept 1t warm, and during the
night they came out and took away
the nuts. which placed for them in
the evening. G. r. O'Reilly.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30

James Culps a travelling man, died
ference to his expressed wish his flu
neral was conducted without ceremony
or flowers save "a wreath made from
the artificial blossoms in a. hat be-
longing to his wife. Just before his
death he requested that Mrs. Culps on
the day of the funeral play the music
of his favorite hymn on the piano. The
widow did so, though almost overcome
with grief
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.

Has been the standard remedy for
stomach. liver and kidney complaints
for fifty years. Then don't accept any
other IL you wish TO recover your
health. II viii positively cure Head
ache, Nausea, Belching. Flatuieney,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia. and Kidney
Troubles. Try a bottle and be con-
WINGED OF its value. The genuine has
Our Private Stamp over the neck Of
the bottle. Avoid all substitutes and
limitations.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30
THE GROWTH OF Ears.
They Do Not Attain Their Full Size
TIL Death Comes.

TIL Death Comes
From the Saturday Evening Post.
The systematic examination OF mora
than 10000 pairs of human ears in
England and France has resulted in
some interesting conclusions. For ons
thing. it is ascertained that the ear
continues to grow in the later decades
of life; in fact, it appears never to
stop growing until death. If one will
take the trouble to look around in anv
assemblage Of people, as at church. he
will discover that the old folks have
ears considerably larger than those Of
the middle aged. A woman who has
small, shell-like ears at 20 years of age
will be very apt to possess medium
sized ears at 40 years and large ears az
60.
Why ears should go on growing all
ones life any more than noses is a
mystery. There are good many
points about them that are instructive.
their shapes being markedly persist
ent through heredity. Any ear will be
handed down, so to speak, from father
to son for generation after generation
with comparatively little modification,
Some authorities on criminology assert
that criminals are very apt to possess
a peculiar kind of ear, which is recog-
nized by an expert in such matters.
There is probably nobody in the
world who has a pair of ears perfectly
matched; in most people the two diff
fer perceptibly, not only in shape but
also in size. Frequently they are not
placed precisely alike on the head. The
age of a person may be judged with
great accuracy by the ears, which af-
ter youth is past assume an increa sing
harshness of contour. pretty
woman whose first youth has depart
ed may not show the fact in other
ways, but these telltale features will
surely tell the story of the flight of
time. Then there is the little wrinkle
that comes just in front of each ear
during the 30s-a fatal and ineradi-
cable sign.
Near the top of each ear, Just within
the downturned edge and slightly to-
ward the back, will be found, if one
feels for it, a small lump of cartilage.
This is a remnant of what was origi-
pally the tip of the ear, when ever so
long ago that organ in our remote an
cestors had a point init. Most of the
apes to-day have pointed ears, but in
human beings the upper edge of the
organ has in the course of ages been
folded over so as to cover the real tip.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30

homes or small shops these reguia-
lions have caused an cutlery among the
men and women engaged in the busi-
ness, who have demanded a full public
inquiry into the present circumstances
of the trade.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30
UNwIsE MARRIAGES.

bishop Duncan Of south Carolina
Advises the Methodist Conference
I'm Virginia.
From the Richmond Dispatch.
Many preacher makes the mistake
OF his life BY unwise marrying. ! do
not feel one year older than aid forty
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30

For many years past statistics have
shown that file-cutting (by hand) Is
the United Kingdom, the mortality
among workers being greater than in
any other trade The attention of the
authorities has been repea teddy called
to the unsanitary conditions under
which work is carried on. and the
Home Secretary has at length issued a
draft of the proposed regulations to
be adopted These chiefly deal with
the provision of sufficient air space,
proper cleansing of shops and the pro-
hibition of work being carried on in
rooms used for sleeping or eating pur-
poses. AS most of the work done Is
carried on by out-workers in their own
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30
ANIMAL LIFE IN WINTER.

Some Personal Experiences Of Animal Life in the New
York SuburbS-HoW Squirrels Change Their Dwellings
According to the Severity of the Weather-Anmas that
Invaded House and Took Up Quarters with Its Owner
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30
UNCLE SANS
ISLAND CHILDREN

One Million and Oneha Be Educated by Him in the
PhiIippineSSome Of Them File Their Teeth and Hunt
With Bows and Arrows.-Others Can Read English as
Well as the Children Of the United States.
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30

reeiions or home cure. Sample free aud pfs
paid BY writing Blood Balm Co, Atlanta. "a
Desrftbe Trouble. ana free medical advice, 70
The Savannah morning news., 1902-11-30

digestion, Cures Dys
pepsia Composed 81
pure Botanic lncreii
ents, thoro ughl'
tested for thirty years
Druggists or BY e.
press 81 per large tot
tle With complete al
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
@ebers 9tftorif&' Ge0sraptif6er
RaIenber fur 1908.

Sisbsntsr Sabrsane-Wit 10 gIans.
tentafeln unb 353 2anbf6afts. unb
Sidoteanii@ten, PORTRAITS, fulturbifori,
i&en unb iunfseiaidiIi&en Darhelun.
gen ionic elmer SabresaberiiGt (auf benz
&idoedel). 9um Nufbdnesn aIs ab.
rsibialsnSsr e,neeri&tet. prsis l Nf.
rs Pf. 8srIas bss 8ibIiosrapbif&sn
Snftituts in 2eip3ie unb Wisn.
81 ftsbt im fsbsnten S abreane, bieisr
msrtpdroigs 2alenber, alto in elmer
8abI, bic bon ben fisben 5&6Yfunssta.
Gen Biz berab ,ur 8bisn fisbsn INNER
nit 8sissit betraatst iporbsn 1T. limb
Nsfpeft aud Dor benz nsuen Sabrgang
oss Sitorif4s@ eosrapbii@en 8alenbsrs,
oer ii4 in 10 nornsbmer glrt ,sigt, oils
battle Ct ales e~aranssiest, isinsr belIisen
8abl Gbre 3u MAIDEN. 8rinst &c bod
BON aueoem, mas in ienen Sabpfunssta.
Gen sstrofben unb feitbem ipnit nod in
ben finf BeltibsiIsn aei&eben NJ, 10 pies
lee urb in 70 euten a~bbilbunesn, bab
man ni4t iiase tpirb, INNER tpisbsr Dos
rim su bldttern. 80 feben mir auf einem
uraltsn ahprii@sn Runftpert, tpie Der
Israelitii&s 2bnie Ssbu on ben gGsrer
Salmafar II. i'm Sabre 842 b. gbr. ben
Iribnt entri6tet. Daneben bic Strabsn
esr @sianbti&aften su Betting. an bic ii&
10 traurise @rinneruneen aus benz Issten
ainsfi4en Sslbsus fnlpfen. Sisr reitst
percspat mad Nrtburs Sofe, bann lsbsn
mir ben Spielber8 bel Sriinn. ienss
i&ausrIi&e @sfdnsnib, in BEN au& Gil.
bio 9saieo iGmadtete. 9is 8iIper oes
alten Draufsdneets 8lii4sr unb bss
iberssuBunestreuen @alilel linb nur ourH
ipeniee Seiten poneinanber setrennt unb
ocspiiden fdQt Der Bid auf oas freuno.
liHe Stdpt&en Wsblar, bas 10 rubig bas
lisst, als hare ME bic Tintenitnl Hutb bss
peretpisten @s,hstammeresrl1ts barber
uessebruut. Sn iol&sr Abps&ieIuns,
Su pelter nod Defenders intsIshants
Sanoihafisbtloer beitraeen. Bebt es Gag
fur Gag t%psiter, nobel bic bsuer sum CT.
itenmal e%lnsefabrten. am 4nfans isoss
WonaiS unter9 :brahten PIanstentafeln
i~nierefante Nupepunfte espdbren. @me
unslaubliGe Injabl eeihi6tiher Daten
1T in ben Gasssnoit3en entballsn. upb
mos flh an Ausiptiben etOber MANNER
inoei, ssi9t o elmer unsepbbnIiden
Sorefalt in Der 4uslefe. DOB I'm lbri.
gen au& ale anfOrosrunaen, bic man an
Elm eutsS 2~alsnbarium itslen fam. er.
faat finb, brau&t ni2t beiOnbsrs seiast
~ perben. 80 fteat biefsr 2alsnosr in
ieinen 365 8Idttern Elm fbtmlidss Nu.
isum bar, pel9ss-ie nun. tpsr iaufl,
tpiro fehen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
8rautne rbuna.

Sin aus Rrsiien. bic BEN Sofe nnbs.
fsbsn, b%srrlbrspbss 9erlGt beiaet, oab
Der Befu& 8aiier @ilbslm's in Sanb.
rinebam ben 8ped babe. nit 2bnis
@ouarb unb bss a6nieip aIsganbra bic
Srase Der Bermdbluns bee oeutiden
Rronprinsen nit elmer Der britiihen Brine
jeiinnen 3a et5rtern Die Oefterrei&er
iolsn lber bic fdble aufnubme bss Raj.
iers in @nalunb cine sebsims S&aosn'
frsube smpinben. Sic iassn. bab ss
nur bsiliam ipirfsn f6nns. ipenn Der
G~isenbanisI Dsuti&Ianbs sitpas sebdmpft
psrbs. ba es bunn i'm 8erfebr nit ben
anosren Mddtsn ipeit esfdaiser fein
tpirhe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
8eIeifhe xbrpnfcfae.

SIN elmer inipirirten Roie bsrl6ist Der
..Gtoile Beige, bub a6nis 2eOpolb'S
8tuoer. Der @raf BON 5lanbern. ju
@unften ieines Sobnes, oes Brinssn
Gilbert, auf ben bslisifhen Tbron Ser.
si6t l%eiftete. Der @rnf bon Slanpern
III 1887 eeboren. SIN Iebten Sommsr
r~eiienirts er ais @ensraqlsutenant unb
Sbsreommanoant Der belaiihsn Gupaae.
rie. 9rina Gilbert, 1875 seboren. ebe'
lidts in 1900 bic SsrSosin GIiiabetb in
8apsrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20

Cine ni&tiee 8otidaft. Ssrr
puul Batting in Slie. @ol.. srbieIt Dor
8urssm cine 3ui6rift. tpelde Slid unb
@eiunbbeit in fem Saus braGts. Serr
8attins idrsibt .Nsin Sobn battle
einsu b6sartisen Gusiblus i'm @,fi&t,
IS bat immerfort e~eeitert. Iuier DOi'
tor bat 90 stpar oft susebeili, es il atsr
INNER pieber nuseebrohsn. Gas Bat
dber bic Sabre 9%ebuuert uno es mar INNER
baHsIbe. @ines Cages erbislt id cine
56rift ,.2rantenbote." SD las bas
8Ialt aufmeriiam curh uno befsats
cine Brobeiiite 0 Sorni's aIpsntrdutsr
8lutbeleber. So lief bas @ini@miersn,
bas Der Doftor bsrorbnsts. ssben unb
aab ibm ben 8lutbeleber reaeImdbie Elm.
Sn iurser 8eit beiIte bas @eidptr unb
ut aud ieitber Mot tpieber gum 8orihsin
setommsn." --@si6piire unb ausi6lae
fnb fidsrs Nnseidsn BON unrsinsm 9Iui.
8einise bas 8lut unb e%ntfsrne baour6
bic ntfaHe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
Or. .. q. Sanh,s Office.

9u bic @adridt sshiFentIi6 psrbrsi.
tst ipurbe. buB i'd msine Bruris uufssse.
ben babe. 70 ptuids i'd gu bemsrisn. Oab
mir oisieIbe su iebr ans Sers eetpa&isn
1T, I'm bies su tbun ; unb ouB msins Ba'
tisnten oass8sn prctsitisrsn, oaB i6 mid
sur Rube iese. 70 LANCE id bisnffdbip
bin. Neine Office III i'm 8Ootsrp &C.
bdubs, gde @nibinston auenue unb
Spruce Struse, ni@t an Der Benn Ape'
nue., unb msine @oniuliationshunben iinb
bon 2-5 ubr Rndm. unb 70 4benbs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20
NtttStOn.

= Das nsus 1bsutsr @stdube bobier
ma&t f6nele SUrtihritte unb man er.
ipartst i'm 2aufs Der Dode nit Der
8udRsinarbeit fsrtis au tperbsn, Son.
traitor N. Stipp bon scranton tbut
fem m6sli&itss, UNI ben Sou in Der fsfts
asfsttsn Strip fsttis iu ftsasn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20

g mp nit 3 n.
Cine RGuberbdnbe iiberfiel unlGngit
Na9ts bic tleine Ortidaft Montourss
billie, 90. Die &erle tponten aunGdit
bic elettrifde 8eleudtuns Serftor.n,
nm i'm S9ube Der 9untelbeit better
rauben unb pliinbern gu tDnnen. Sic
ihli9en fi9 leiie nad ben anldeen Der
elettriI6en 8eleu9tung, mo lie NIT
borsebaltensn Repolperu ben Mai9is
niften uufforberten, iid rubis gu pers
balten. Oils er Miene mo9te, Wibers
itanb gu leiften, purbe er nieberses
i9oFen unb i9per peripuubet. am
Buben lieeenb, gelan9 es ibm aber, fets
men Rebolper au sieben unb einen Rdu'
Der al t6bten. Die Qnberen {9lepps
ten ben Spbten bappn, mubten ibn
aber auf Der Strabe liesen lafen unh
ibr Sell in siliser Gludt Iuden, bu ber
broDe Wai9inif instpii9en ben
Gtrans fstner 9ampfpfeifs seaossn
unb bur9 lunse unbaItenbeu fdriler
Diff bic S9lGfer bes Srtes eetpsdi
bate. Die 9dnbiten enttomsn in Der
Duntelbeit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20

= OberIieutsnant b. Brsbptp BON
@arbs' aIroiiisr. Regiment, bisbsr ao.
iutnnt Der 1. @nrbe. Gabatisriss8 riaabe,
Der ,unt WiIitdr. lttade bel ber bsut'
iden Botihoft in @~afbinaion srnannt
purbs. tpirb fsinsn neusn pofen am l.
December b. s. antretsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-11-20

Sabaf perbraudt europa iGbrs
lid 8.426. 100000 pfunb, bas 1T
5iemli9 eenuu bic SGlfte DON Der 2as
bafernte Der gansen Grbe.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30
hprCRIgHG

I"uHs.J1n HpaIfa uuorUaug
a~lfIietoH im
~ faauuna 1epfua. 10 rr
fe' oa HaaW Duon
Nafa oa..s
fn aaa aes u.a erIu u
aa.lt
~ lm d j.. pam
'U Ns aa Huu unfD
f.e I,ola
tad aan .#n mr Uf aa I4a
1e D faf i j. 5u a.
lt. 20 rsIa.rs
lnf 0lo# ~ luIaa dome
n a1t m t,uMs1u n
Nv ~ aD 'aar IHHop noup
1ja nat 9u saa at. dgcouragsi
J1st its srepanauas sou. oue els, aad
re h 4 a.Ii 4H 'aee ~ d $751;
lff
fn Ia Hs5ef ata a.tHas tfue 81. Dsi
nifeat ffop, 30 etaal natanse ia It
ana fbe forhof en 81. 90 tbs none Sc
tote 80 osnt basE DHIoa
find iopts tud astJr ura acts
and warm Haua saat.s iu.se one s.o
aadafy maans ~ parc au,a uru ore
in trouble au5 #re fgbUng bar unseen
ygtiss yr IatHIau
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30
nl. annLnt knan..tl..

= Innt inaH a a8sssts ia 81 s*
been II . fUnny lHta ~ mfhd
es3f.d tise lden iu iFts thai ieD u4 #
saIualde t.8o ~os h#Hp egftd s9
eleaaing yofdipea " bsH pttgatpI iaeH
for tne nagke Iie foaad ~ag -
p4eparup tbem aifi.yui 3eatlbg 1eA
sud gu tAIs 81 400 W pttets patse'
Apparently g. naa su, sitahi % s3
iHe 81 ~ viItata4 sf patlI, apa}8 f
prrfeHy fated Htl hlr inFeo8'at
sna ~ lu b.s 5a.ta te aates fa
farfobito8s 'HW
lisb pui Np s fIs pfpsosF mag
slghJy aDpiea-aH. % fhe sHsfDH at
tfel. bat ~ soon Reif HseG ~ Z
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30
LtHCOl MS LOclC.
a~v Ola hbs L~arnsd q" Tsit Wa.
ILlnL- q Erna.-a
IND II tn@f hsdl


\ msa vino board Abraham flueolu
,peak lu .muEeb conn sotnr time
before be wbr dominated fof president.
was grehllY Impressed by tle rostiy
tult Nglr " fhe apecfh Meeting ulm
ue1l dag oa q tmiu lr HeEta l1u hDw
ba acpard ts opdefgI .opIeai pow
trs at4i saa aaHi,uas+ in aualgss
Lincoln ep0td ~ pas m5 trouis
Encouragement nl0ef $50 lhat ~ ms
#hen ] yts % young mHu I aeuf into
hD ofll,s n study lHH Ha taai
IaH yera beH,s iA iafpsI5 b prove
taHng d 70 mtsaf IaWon
nhsu aunQ poFodf Jmt aas s
pe,t Hbar ooDstiufes prouf3 @H
d,ua tint ~as rot tlr point
iLnn uay le svdeuro ,Ho al but
~hrtr44 roneI1s tbr Duofl goausd
g.J fe gu ion ana naaI Ha h
nsa1f 'hb lInrala yeu rHDt .H'
1I'H thought aHut uac 81 d f.t ms
g. be iu lu# 1lBoe II j cans 1eI uLsH
ming is ptgN.df
"fo paHe " up apd went bues
home Soon aftef teluurG ~ the
oia lnH cabin frl 81 WIN Z cops n
Eu'ld lnd npi he alsNnai uUigr
N whai Eudid n 8ud / thought /
would find om H4atote beQUn ~
Ne t'giphinP nna fprs spaog ! bao
gone lhtpuph ll' oia fucBd geoIuefty
"Hd could dpnoustrute every prDposi
lion "a tbs book Ihen lu lle tb1ng
when J had goi through aitA II / ssid
4" ,n5 @eif one day 'hh ~ you know
Nh"h ming u pfDYtdr and / an
swersd Yer fir ! do Tbeu you may
~ ba'h - ths iAw sboD snq wsLa
EAcbsLAs
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30
IncsONRSuNMrR REsORL

h ann 81
d aar na
HmH u ny
hae
nI h m'ou
w wHe .ua on
aaeH fa orau.
n h n'd ha
Faa.Ia arIeh
ms fh
M an th eN
a Fhou Who Ha aano
aa @ o mountain a aa
ana ataoabl.
mH aa u he ar#t. taH
H8uH
ff aa u uaa
ar mfaa ha
attraction
aHeh a of
rh Heht a aeHeaml. cool
HreaaHne 1a
1ap0 aa edoaa ha.h rom ne
mountains H reach tHo eaan q bliss
Hmhn and hraaa ru n onlo of
hours 1s aH Ths roads
ae no tha BEST % th. na.ld bet there
a-e vonc Grost game aboauas n the
He.ehhor.ae forests and be great
pines aotte fo ~ weotos rest
Ba na one need leave Tucson az
opf fa haoea of recreation There
are uu re8tHe discom'or3s here
>e'tae a uoF mountain watts nau
mo Iehttf breoz than pa-
over Tucson from tha beaHh-g big
plains aal9
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT


h
mHaemanI a.
An ha Colonel
e9H h
h.h Tae nHlan ard The
Eaten and ha nath ew
ma aaHaaH.a fHe 81
HH @ be maa.
taa .aat bf mauar
msaa ~ 1hr citizen ao -a8eH
- The management ~
entirely factors m Tha
a.a1ao wm5a 1of Haosa (.
4
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30
q RESTORATION BEAU.
Euif5 F'roKrHnsrue Of nnndg ~
Inufand Durtnu tharlrs TIME

g.utf1 Programme Of DANDY ~
tnrfaud DortnE ohnrlrs Tlas
Iac h5staa of af Wd.uars dar ~
~ omf4oa naa tas something Ike
Uua FROM 4om 1o 800 l2 a. rereI. "a
tIstnr h inpua iamher whore
~ u 81 sfatf ufh.H pHv fa.at
b an01 Irn. hod hm pu fDe
g. el|et >e4 ~ a0d au ms dress
ine table. tie ~9ou- vls5lor might
b. notiena .eWa lallo volumes OF
Rfa#fofE erar eaH..fef ~ Lisbon 81
tpauish an8n smelling bottle and
peiWps i feH fa-hloumlIe lf1uteis
hs soou a. BE- deemed proper Tho
beau arose aul with luuedble aim
0lis Proceeded ia pui on ell his
fiafms ~ perfume hs Rarucuts %
coax hls hauds IN WASHES for file sake
~ WoduriuR nhtenrsY aud deIieacy
~ uHRc hs cheeks with cnrmluHflf
iu order ~ give iieu Tint Rentle
blush which uHfurr had denied them.
- arrange "a number II phtehcs upon
his faoe ~ hs 10 prDduce the effect ~
molrs pud dudrs 10 dip his poeket
handkerchief hi rpar water and 10 pow
acr las lucu ~ ~ ~ buulsh from h
the tuell ~ ronp 10 consume tuRrfef
~ ~ hour Ia fite attempt t. fasiau
his erarat - long 0Valu ia ll.o eu
dearof ~ n0juH biz wIg Had 10 #eoek
blp bat aa long agnIu lH the coafeU
platDn n biz ehnfnus ia ibe ioot ny
piass and oa long evuin 81 tie pfaeftc
- aHrh smlies ra apuld dieplu ta He
l'sl ad.Hmage Ufc nE niafsne ~
h.s teah fafsp efn ro Igosa sfs
lIrpagb rti.b He stta desfsd ~ W.
4fe 80 boaH ~ flt Nf.t mHgr8e
as gmpobai .u J4at arr rs taas
The etataefn ~ 1850 HrU ~ f4f aa
hs pytaHfa a Iei au appearance
saa rone1UeJ aH un .mupl,fr ad
y 4u tbp>, aa fsiapHaUle prntt,HaH
aasd tHT los - mueI hea r1ttul
flan IeE ae no# eu maumfs mau
oI3 ha afe3aJ I# sald o. adtr
sedan tia.r HfIoHt Griag lUU.
taa be aIoppf1 a8g - DaIu, ~ lae.
ia a|p0aeir aHuf ~ no uaU .a FL
iam" ta} " poIaps ~ tba mota
"tmonoa Iaisae lIEde par.
hne l.bra .ulnn be arHabte4 10
f1Ifnr fiH IaH ~ ~us ius
##D'3 #ho elHcl nUHug 50
IyHb oa n aIHmaa ~ fools md
i b1."JB Juua ta fHa
Hea.e W fa H1u a0l 81 e..aae
i4f f" u| el .Ha s4ui Kit
flfu.4 al.ue
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30

The os' oG I.e.ne ooniu0e- 'a show
increases Win almost e-r month
ana he American aon mor being
made % understand 'haf when ae
naiov the v]ad 80 fh. prosperity
barFe aud bum tune ath ne
Republican ampaiu sons be- must
pa aeal fos hia whistle Every 3p
b-Iurue fp fhe front Gov Is to
eteas fhc great paramount eae of
forthcoming ampafa he lue ~
8e p"op0f rights araHa. fhe paHa
and p legef n ffs fr#t.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30
Dl5COUFHGIkG fTROGl1If5.

The ataneao aon ~ 80 IHoer4 Ht-
p.e eaH il aHa o fhs aun9anea
mrp, ~ 'hs ,,ns ion ~ Major Glenn.
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rppI PER aafnrsteHnY ne rater
1ats ~ plDnos Jhe Fepabueap
~ zfta nat ne rafef cure uae ~ ii
rD, euf di1ers}pn and mar al sbo
1eropnes1 y uee epppcrheads ana
fsfamers ~ fbs army
W. have raifed ~ vain for fhrae
aag fpr oaf rnDepIr ~outemporary "
aereabss fna ,oart martial faat f3and
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ahe aI~D t1 tag repnmana pr
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aan1| nlstaa aaef me ua0
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,Habna 4u mstne utoy
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yafna paa 'sG - suny rna,5s st
fas ypsoe
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30
I'8OfRfIlOs fOf INT SIR.

"s desire le afoun ie hJu1Ds efef
ttst ne i3pe rHstiee shannon 0ss
- hhaa'sl Interest la either Ibf i4a-
s1n Fibmn ~ tie FhDenls EnurDtss
81 sAsDton very materially heipea
~ tsFe The Cfn1sp frpm tBs hsDubH
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aststt1 q, u.a cafysNDH and DfDDa
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"rsaie parry 81. fsaegal1ed. ~ sII
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iDt3gesi II The Ciu1sa ~. ~ uas
1iay SAD DfoDe,ly snaoga, ~ IN u4eae
sg10mna ~ sAaIIea hAs ~ ihlsI
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30

while nut uo .Jys In the statement th
oasis thinks lhHt John BED another
h dantial candidates % thht
n H HIs0 o. senator 0nm
Eun we b.nh hls term eH
na Ua0 h following ith of NRuh
.uf hafe uta ference book at haul
ua UfeIe The CITIZEN shoN'8
b. #Ir arefa w tt fa..
N1aia oaa
tnoo1t1n WI
direction ant hant h
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naa ua snaw eh"n 3
e H nomination w President
uH lann boil Tho latter
a fth of March 1867 a1
Douglas aa re MONTH later car
n.a haH ra rIa Ca snnato b Gee
ohio stature hal haa no ahan h.a
nominate.
a
ta.h naafa Hau that
nH imam eha ba baaa snaahe. o'
H Nua 81 Representatives ha
Jame Is pak
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30
>Lhfif md PRESIDENCY

<if#het taa a1a at. u.at
Aat jlana .gms .u,s.
@ Il. H'mp' ~ fLs aeaai4 ~
.'a't aaa s.ej aau.Dsfer
- tratat w. ta.a ana ..,#
- ha p'n seu. haHIssf.a
a' '.'.f'1 ia.4Dn eHlrt
'''" #bn.' flap D.agas- 81.
..naH.f itnW IH|nas uI,n NOM
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The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30
orHf fo.lov you

a s the coast or other
rytre Ee MINER months can
have Tae citizen mailed ~ tbe.r ad-
6es ame price at which lt is
delivered arre Leave address OF
Tbe citizen business oGce corner
Stone Avenue ard Broadway or tels-
rhor @an 1l
The Tucson citizen., 1902-07-30

T Eet Charles FreneH 81 T
rev- mueh ahua Arizona ana Is
people aad Hc has .H faculty of tells
na vha ha Nnov ufh abiit an
Hau Nr Ferguson spending hia
vacation b tha east and s telling the
uaa1cu of the boston newspaper MANY
tbInpe many Of them ara not know be
fore about Arizona We give space
TODAY b. On article written hy Nn
Ferguson FOR the Boston Transcript
which a0 repay reading even al home
Man nko Mr Ferguson who can De-
heard when tbos eo abroad can be 81
iuaalalahlo beuc6. % Arizona Ar
Ferguson never misses an opportunity
fo sor the land Of b- adoption