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Arizona republican., 1902-05-07
PHOENIX. ARIZONA. MAY :. 1902.

In yesterdays election the republican
candidate was successful in the Sec
ond ward and the dem
THE ocratic candidate WAS
ELECTION. elected in the Fourth
ward In the Second
ward the voters had the privilege OF
choosing between two good men-Mes-
singer. republican. and Clark, demo-
crat. Neither of these two candidates
had been identified with the policy Of
extravaganza which had aroused the
tax payers of the entire city. In the
Fourth ward, Councilman Sanders
who stood for all the vicious policies OF
the city's administration. achieved a
majority. but it was a victory which
does him no credit. Most men would
prefer the great compliment carried ey
the heavy vote of John Aitken. for the
votes for Aitken We're the votes of the
substantial, taxpaying citizens Of the
ward.
The result in the Fourth ward had
been. in reality, forecast by the news
OF the operations of the city admins
tration ring during the campaign 1t
was no surprise. therefore. for self re-
speeding citizens to see those opera
lions carried to their conclusion yeste.-
day morning. Mexican ''laborers' who
had been close-herded on the street
gang and paid wages out Of the city
treasury for the benefit of the ring,
were lined up to the number of l1S,
each with a number in his hatand were
voted for Sanders like so many sheep.
The total vote for Sanders was !55.
against 1879 for Aitken. Perhaps 200
-"laborers'' and loafers-men whose in
dustry is noticeable when there is
market for votes-yoted for the San
ders policy of running the city into
debt at the rate of $4,000 per year for
the benefit OF political ring. 1t would
seem to be an eXtravagant estimate to
say that So taXpaying citizens of the
Fourth ward voted for Sanders.
Under these circumstances the. "a
markable feature is the small ma jority
for the democratic candidate. 1t Vas
demonstrated that the voters who had
some thing at stake were unanimous
for Aitken, and no fault can be found
with the public spirited citizens of that
ward. They We're simply outnumbered
overwhelmingly by the fioaters. LOAF
ers and coloniZed votes. On the whole
this Fourth ward election shows that
the worst elements of the city can win
only when they are able to concentrate
their strength in single ward.
We congratulate John Aiken. He
made magnificent race. Against his
personal inclinations he became a can
didate from a sense of public duty. He
knew that he was going against a
'brace game" He knew that he not
only had to make a contest against
democratic candidate in Il democratic
ward, but he knew that all the resource
es of the ring treasury, fattened by ring
methods. We're at the command of his
opponent. He knew that his support
ers would be confronted by vast col
Arizona republican., 1902-05-07

ony OF subsidized and irresponsible vot-
red light district" all herded by heel
ers and strikers desperately determined
to win. The most he could really hope
for was to make creditable showing.
and he'd id far more than that. john
Aitken has proved that he is one of the
strongest men in Phoenix, and he has
u political future if he cares to take ;'n
active part in political affairs heraat-
ter
Arizona republican., 1902-05-07

EiIiousness is 4 condition cfar2 cter-
lied By disturbance OF the digestive
organs. The stomach is de5iitate5i. the
liver torpid. the bowels conatip2ted.
There is u loathing OF food, pains il
the bowels, dizziness coated tongue
and vomiting, first OF the undige=ted
OF partly digeste1 food and then OF hi;r.
|ildn1 berIains Stomach and Liver Tab
lets auay the disturbances of the eto,n-
ach and create Il healthy appetite.
They also tone up the liver to Il healthy
action and regulate the bowels. Try
them and you are certain to be much
pleased with the result. For sale by
ElVey 6; Eiulctt
Arizona republican., 1902-05-07

Statesman ives of Yuma. who for Il
While called himself in his newspaper
organs the prince Of the Arizona dem
ocracy." has evidently concluded that
this title is too longer perhaps it Is
because the territorial democracy has
been speratingly slow in accepting
it-and he now wishes to be known as
Eugene Semmes Ives" Why wouldn't
w slcher' Ives be still better?
Arizona republican., 1902-05-07

II Senator Teller rs he avows. can
not be convinced that they. Che sugar
trust magnates) 90 not own or control
tie whole product Of the Cuban plan
tatiGns" what was his object in father
ing the resolution for senatorial in
vestigation of the matter? The avoN:-
al is practically confession that the
design Of the investigation is To Ie-
lay and probably defeat reciprocity
with Cnba
Arizona republican., 1902-05-07

The New York Commercial Adver-
tiser IS in error in assuming that the
entire country" will have confidence
in the purpose OF the president to do
full justice in the matter of the
charges brought against army officers.
1t forsets that tho neutrality-suspicious.
have confidence in no one but them
selves. Perhaps it does not count
them as belonging to the country. ex-
cept geographically.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-07
on account OF the doth OF congress-

On account OF the death OF Congress
man Otey OF Virginia. the house OF
representatives. adjourned yesterday.
and the consideration OF the omnibus
statehood bill necessarily went over.
1t viii probably come up today, how
ever. and by tonight the victory for
statehood for the three territories will
be half won.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-07

Net long age Judge Lay OF Warsaw.
Mo, stepped down from the circuit
court bench, and now his neighbors
have elected him road overseer. He
a""epts the election, too, and is already
planning 10 improve the roads.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-07

mont of Colonel I2rodie was determined
upon last fall. to be made upon the re-
tirement CT Governor Murphy. who had
previously decided to resign before tn
end Of last year and only remained in
Office because OF the cowarl1y warfare
which was kept w against him by I
few disreputable citizens of the terri
~
Arizona republican., 1902-05-07

Republicans and democrats alike who
have permanent interests in Phoeni:l
should cooperate i'll securing reform
ward residence. The existing require
ment of only ten days residence in 4
ward 10 qualify an elector puts Il
premium on colonization and ali man
ner Of fraud in elections.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-07

The president yesterday nominated
ernor of Arizona, to succeed Governor
Murphy, whose resignation was for
warded some weeks ago The appoint
Arizona republican., 1902-05-07
ALMOST DISCOURAGING.

We arc s@ins to have i number o.
beautiful libraries" said the happy
man.
Yes" answered the gaunt person
with the lustrous eye. "It is 4 terrible
responsibility to put upon this genera
Arizona republican., 1902-05-07

Scratch, scratch. scratch; unable to
attend to business during the day or
sleep during the night. Itching piles.
horrible plague. Doan's Ointment
cures. At any drug store 50 cents.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-07

Prospective BcarGer-Is there liter
any atmosphere here?
Farmer Takemin-Jiminy cricketsi
no. Them reports that's bin spread
about this atmosphere bein' fogGy an
feTcrish an impure is all darned pack
O lics.-Judge.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-07

Good luck to you. Colonel Br9die,
And may you be as fortunate In gt,:
enemies as has been Governor Murphy.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-07

ten. don't know who Is to write th9
books worthy Of such magnificent sur
louniines. '-Nashingtou Star.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-07
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS

MRS. WINSLONV'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for children tcethin4. II
sootEes the child, softcns the gums ALIAS
al pain, cures wind colo, and is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea. Twenty five cents
d bottle
Arizona republican., 1902-05-07

You can always depend upon what Il
congressman tells you in Il letter." re-
marked Squildig.
"YCu can, can you?' replied Nc
Swilligan, sarcastically.
Yes. congressman frank their letters,
you know.-Pittsburs Chroniclc-Tele-
graph.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-07
SNAKE CHARMING

Is not a popular occupation. Most
women shrink from the sight of snake
and would faint at the touch of one.
But these same women run greater risks
than the snake charmer. How MANY
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1902-10-30
PROBATE DOCKET.
Term Docket Probate Court, Iron County,
Mo-, November Term. A. d. 1902.
Monday, November 10.

luOfttuy, hODtUtOtT III.
John Schwab, IT,, guardian of the person
and curator of the estate Of Mary H. Tiley,
minor.
John Schwab, Jr., guardian of the person
and curator of the estate of George w. Tiley,
minor.
Edward B. Inner and Catherine Inner,
executors of the estate of Ferdinand Inner,
deceased. Final.
Edward B. Inner, guardian of the per-
son and curator of the estate of August I.
Inner, minor.
Edward B. Inner, guardian Of the per-
son and curator of the estate of Albert P.
Inner, minor.
Edward B. Inner, guardian Of the person
and curator of the estate of Louis A. Inner,
minor.
Tuesday, November II.
VIM. Trauernicht, guardian Of the person
and curator of the estate Of John Meyer, in
sane.
VIM. T. Gay, curator of the estate of
Charles P. Ruhl, minor.
James B. Buford, administrator of the
estate of James H. Smiley, deceased.
Thomas J. Hickman, guardian of the per-
son and curator of the estate of Charles II.
Gray, minor.
August Rieke, guardian of the person and
curator Of the estate of Otto Rieke, minor.
August Rieke, guardian of the person and
curator of the estate of Herman Rieke,
minor.
Wednesday, November IL.
J. w. Alcorn, guardian of the person and
curator of the estate of James E. Strother,
minor. Final.
Giles G. Henderson, guardian of the per-
son and curator of !the estate of Florence
Henderson, minor.
Adolph Lopez and Theresa S. Lopez, adj
ministrators of the copartnership estate of T.
S. Lopez & Sons.
John Henry Huehnerhoff, executor of the
estate of Caroline Heinrichs, deceased.
Final.
G. W. Scoggin, guardian of the person
and curator of the estate of Flavia A. Huff,
minor. Final.
Margaret B. Bradley, ~excutrix of the
estate of Hugh M. Bradley, deceased.
Final. lib. HAMPTON,
Probate Judge and Ex-Oficio Clerk.
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ST.VlTUS'DANCE F Tsnne Cure fS ci5culs5 'N p
For sale by Arcadia Valley Drug Co.
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. Ta dsgses for raising Outer 6Fove
o raa S is the action Of these devices
se Of ssam sass the bar e
tmaticaly without loss - ee-N - e'1' az
Ihs 10 only OK the devices McConick
NIoohna
q1ayket. '' .S1 AAA0.iuo on eae
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YE NEWS.

- Tom Knox, ;ad OF IL, was kill.
ed bZlishtning ae Abbsville.
= The glasa factory in Columbia
has been completed and will begin
work In few weeke. ~ IS
About Yorkvills there have been
eeveral deaths amongst the horses.
They call the disease spasmodic solio.
- Rev. Metz Joyner, Q ten.year.oid
preacher, 10 conducting series 0f
meetings In the First Baptist church
at Mo- Cormick.
- Jpo. 8. Reynolds, oP Columbia.
has beer appointed Supreme Court
librarian in place Of THEMES 8. Moor
man, deceased. !
= The large plant Of the Hampton
Dry Kiln and Blowing Mill Company
at Hampton was partially destroyed
by fire Wednesday night.
= The premium lists for the com
ing State Fair are in the hands OF T.
j. LaMotte, assistent secretary, 20.
lumbia. All persons desiring O COPY
may get it from him.
! ~ G.. w. Crawford, a prominent
business man OF Winnsboro, shot and
killed . negro, Peter MeGriff, in the
road on Thursday morning. They had
o dispute about q debt, :.
- Two painters who were at work
on the Charleston orphan house fell
from q swinging ladder q distance Of
20 feet 60 che ground and aastSined
broken Limbs and other injufiea.
Private Van Dorm, 4 young man
Rounded recently 10; the, philippines
by {. filipino anabushipg party, 10
teer il the let South Carolina rsgi-
ment.
Bookman Falls on Broad river.
near Columbia, is to bo utilized to
furnish power for cotton mill. The
Broad River Manufacturing Company
will erect 6 mill there. The capital
stock will be 800, ,0OO.,
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Cherokee Items.

Fodder pulling is now the order of
the day.
Cotton has began to open a little in
"sunny places"
DR.: .Thad Hunt, popular young
physician of Townville, was In our
midst last week on professional busi-
ness.
c. L. Willingharh, who has been off
attending the G.. A. B. G. at Macon,
has returned home.
Miss Effie Willingham is on an ex-
tended visit st Walhalla.
Mrs. John Maddox. Of Anderson, is
visiting the family Of w. c. Pepper.
Miss Lydia Hall. Of Rocky River sec
tion, is on an extended visit to her
aunt, Mrs. A. N. Willingham.
Frank King, of Tampa, Fla, is
spending the summer with his uncle,
JIM. King.
Marion Campbell, Of Triangle, was
in our midst last week. Il seems that
Marion has made fair impression on
one Of our girls as he makes his ''pop
calls" very often.
Watt Mcdowell is wearing a broad
smile. It's girl.
Misses Brittle Walker and Addie
Willingham visited r. 8. Davis recent
iy:
The health of our section is good at
present. with the exception of few
cases of "heart trOubIe.n
Uncle George.
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In Memoriam.

Died, August 10. 1902. at her home
near HOnea Path, Mrs. Emma Shirley.
the beloved wife Of Mr.. A. B. Shirley.
In her death great loss has been ana.
tanned, not only by her family, but the
Woman's Mission Society and the
community, but the Baptist Church
has lost faithful member, one who.
in her daily life, adorned the doctrine
of orr Saviour. As a member she was vas
exceptionally diligent, continuine inc
faithful to her work until stricken
down. Her life was indeed e nobIe
one. She bore with all patience her
affliction. never ,murmurine. and an an
unwavering faith in the Son of God
and HIS promises truly robbed death
OF lts sung and the egrave ofdts victory.
whereas, 1t has pleased God in His
lnnnlte wisdom to remove from our
midst, an esteemed member. there
fore, be it
Resolved. That we bear testimony to
her faithfuiness as a member Of our
Society, to her zeal Or the welfare of
the church and to her Christian char
ity;,
That we extend our heartfelt sympa-
tny to the bereaved family in the hour
Of their affiiction.
That these resolutions be entered in
0nr minutes and be published in the
Baptiet Courier and The Intelligencer,
and that copy be sent to the family Of
our deceased fellow member.
Mrs. Maymie Smith,
~ Mrs. Maymie Ragsdale,
Miss Mabel E. Bell,
Committee.
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A Successful Meeting.

Mr. Editor: "a very interesting and
successful ten-days' mesting has just
closed at Cedar Grove Baptist Church.
From the beginning to the end it was
one of the most spirited meetings ever
held in the Church. Rev. j. M. Alleno
our beloved pastor. was assisted by
Rev. John T. Mann, and services were
held both norning and night. Large
congregations attended each service.
Twenty eight members were added to
the Church-nineteen by conversion,
fOnr by letter and five by restoration.
All the praise. glory and honor should
be given to God the Father, Son and
Holy Ghost. j. JIG.
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Denver Dots.

fhe farmers vacation In shont oyav
ar most Of them are busv milling 6oa.
uer' making syrup and picking cotton.
'eveIa, OF our best farmers have decided
70 cut tneir corn and have 1t ahreded. 40
and fodder.
Cotton is opening very fast, and sin.
ming Will commence soon.
Mrs. s. G. w. Sullivan and cb,ldren.
OF Greenville. have been visiting the
family OFF. w. Msjor aud other relat,ve.
In this vicinity.
Mrs. J. B Donthitt. of Autun. vas tho
guest Of her sister, Mrs. J. Reid darrison.
last Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ben Pearman, OF Auder.
son, visited relatives near here recentlv.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Garrison have re-
Gently entertained house party. Among
the guests were Dave and Ed. Garrison
and their families and Mrs. Mary Wat.
son. all from Greenville; Miss Ida
Keith, from Walhalla; Nfrs. Bleeze and
Mrs. Isem, from Actun; Miss Annie
Riley, Of Anderson. aud J. o. Hughes, OF
Orangeburg.
Mrs. Ellis Williamson and children.
| from Union, 6. c., and Mrs. Ben Daniels
and May Patton, OF Thomasville, Ca,
are guests ofW A. McWhorter's family.
MIR. and Mrs. james Hill and family,
OF Lsrrens. recently Waited the family of
Mrs. A. E. Browne.
! Mrs. William Vaudiver and daughter.
OF Midway, visited Mrs. r. ", Hammond
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Browne made
pleasant trip to Oconee last week to visit
frierds and relatives
MIR. and Mrs. r. w. Hammond visited
relatives near Midway recently.
T. e. Dickson and family, Of Columbis,
have been visiting relatives near Sandy
Springs.
Bub Simpson and cousin, Frank simp.
SOD. from Lsurens, are the guests Of T. r.
Simpson, ar.
Rev. w. P. Holland is in Oconee CARVE
ing on protraoted meeting at South
Union. He has been very successful In
his meetings this summer. Twenty
three were added to the Cross Roads
Church near Oakway. he has inst closed
meeting at Central. We have not
learned the number added, but It was
good meeting, and he feels greatly az
couraged in his work in the Masters
vineyard.
Rev. II. NJ. Allen is having protracted
services at Welcome this week. His ser /.
mons are plain and pointed, go that even
"the wayfaring man" may understand.
The Sabbath attendance, both morning
and evening services. was very large.
The meeting is just beginning, so we can
MT tell Its results yet.
Mrs. w. P. Holland Is ct home again
after an absence or three weeks at the
homo Of her father. the late G. A. We'll
born, who died on the 10th inst. Her
mother. Mrs. G. A. Welborp, died ON tho
29th July. only two weeks prior to her
husbands death. Thus this worthy cou-
pie who have journeyed together for
nearly half century was not long sepa.
rated by death.
| Miss Gnssie Wellborn is spending this
week with her eister, Mra. w. P. Hoi-
land. Incognite.
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- Ia =:nd;as up the affairs OF the
Charleston exposition it is found that
there are claims against the exposi-
tion compaA-' amounting to $27O, 600
and there is the government sppro,
pristion Of 916G, 900 to nav chem Win
= James Bell, ooiored, while fish.
Ing of Johnson's coal wharf at Char
lesion, caught one Of che largest rays
ever seen there. 1t measured three
feet across, sig feet long and weighed
63 pounds. The strength Of three
men was required to land the monster.
- In the vicinity Of Williston, there
are now planted about 100 acres in
asparagus, more being set out. The
oldest beds are from ten to fiftaen
years OF age and net from $50 to 800
per acre. Last season about 1000
crates OF asparagus were shipped f., N
this point.
= The State campaign was ended in
Cc!ambis Oh Thursday night. At the
conclusion Of the speaking, DR.. Tim
norman, on behalf Of the candidates.
presented j. e. Norment, the polpuar
newspaper correspondent, with hand
some silver loving cup. It was a gift
worthily bestowed. Mr.. Norment has
followed the campaign party over the
State, reporting their sayings and
doings 10 a fair, just aud thoroughly
impartial manner. He is conceded to
be one Of the best correspondents in
the State, and the candidates indica-
ted their appreciation Of his worth
and fairness by this gift. s&
- The community of Rock Hill is
rather wrought up over an assault
which was made upon Mr.. Walter Simp.
son, g young theological student, who
is teaching at Leslie, five miles below
town. The assault was made by Jim
Thomeauon, State constable, who
lives in that neighborhool, and who
until week or SO ago had q son in the
school. He claimed that the teacher
had discriminated against the boy.
They met on the railroad while the
teacher was on his way to his school
and after some words Thomasson vio-
lently attacked, Simpson.
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Cary Styles shut aud killed Wal.
Cor MeCar7olf5 at osmpaign meeting
at Wilson's store, Greenviile county
on Tuesday, 18Th inst. The shooting
took place about 200 yards from where
the candidates were speaking.
F.. A farmer named Jorden fell
asleep on the Dixie eobssco warehouse
steps at Florence a9ew nights ago
end aWoke 20 find himself short e76.
the proceeds OF his tobacco sales. A
negro q in jail charged with che theft.
Columbia officials decided after
ell not 70 attempt to enforce the Sun
day blue lsws,, and policemen were
sent around TO notify those affected
!; that they could 60 ahead aud sell all
the cigars and soda water they want.
ed u.
A severe wind storm visited Sum-
Tor last week. Trees were uprooted
and fences blown down, but the great.
est damage Vas caused by the falling
OF wires. Joe Crannon drove his
horse against q lire =:re and the norse
aropped dead.
M. eA0 4OeNACbt 4Hluo ever
known ia that section fell 10 Chester
County last week. Many bridges were
washed away and the farms and roads
sbsdiy damaged. Part OF che town OF
Chester WAS flooded and some Of the
inhabitants had. to leave their houses.
~ John Wallace. q negro 10 years
old Who tried to wreck passenger
train two nights in succession on the
Southern Railway near Cornwall last
week. Was arrested and placed in jail
Wednesday. he confessed his guilt
and said be just wanted to do some
thing deviliah.
The storms continue to be vic.
lent and destructive 10 Spartanburg
county. Never does the Oldest in.
habitant remember q time when hail,
aoode and destruotive winds contin.
ued through August. One portion Of
the county will.be flooded while q few
mile. away crops are parohed for want
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Singing Convention.

The Brushy Creek Singing Conven-
tion will meet at Pisgah Church next
Sunday, 31st inst.. at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Each Church in the Township ia earn.
estiy requested to see that it's commit
teeman is present, as a full represen-
tation is desired to transact come i'm
E.tant business. Several leading
singers from both Anderson and Pick
All singers and the public in general
are invited. Bring baskets, go that
after dinner.
J; r. Tripp, Pres.
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nm s:ss s.

:49 aarea In one 1ot, B aases Or syhfch are
In tho fa1coFpc limits oS she fnysrs N
HowEnans Gss Good pasture yylth ygator.
SInnlI dwelling h0ues. cfRer thia i0t st
H290e par acre. Anothar LOT iuEg os,talde
Of aIHlhtl, containing LET a0ySg, two
sdwellinfs nnnss and good water. Bpien-
DID Sncas sinp, This lot eA60. Another
Bowmsns emali DWELLING houee FOR aS5O.
Ailthig property located convanientiY 30
the yShh Gibson .Inatitute, d splendid
'Gchcei. AnnlyStc - - y ~ :,
Ts.s M ARNOLD. Bowman. aa.
August 90 leo2 o zg. g
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Card of Thanks.

Mr. Editor: We desire through the
columns of your paper to thank our
friends and neighbors for their kind
ness to us during the sickness and
death of our beloved wife, daughter
and sister. May Gods richest blessing
rest upon each of them is our pr ayers.
j. NJ. Neal.
F. NJ. King and Family.
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Sullivan Hardware Co.
NOTICE.

THE regular meeting OF Stock kholaere
Or the Anderaon Cotton Mills viii ba
aold Ia tto Court House 40 Anderson.
9. Go on TUESDAY, 10th SEpTNM-
BER, 1902. at noon, for. Che election OF
Ohcors and Directors for the ensuing
year and other business which rnay be
An entirely new ast OF By-r,av,at yyi,I
be enbnitted for adoption In lieu Of trose
noE inuse by the Company. y. ::
]. A. BROCK, President. +
August IA, 1902 O ISA !. 5r