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Arizona republican., 1902-08-24
E. HENRY WOOD,
 ACCOUNTANT

Telephone 3731. PHOENIX, ARIZ.
 Books of account audited and sys- tematized; mining and other invest ments investigated; also acts as incor- pOrator and agent for Arizona corpora tions. Formerly Savings Bank Auditor, Buffalo, N. Y., Treasurer and Manager Cobre Grande Copper Co.,, Golden Wave Mining Co.,, etc, etc.
 Mining enterprises particularly are sometimes so managed that profits are wasted and unnecessary losses accrue. I offer my services as follows:
 Mines management systematized, in- troducing economies in every depart ment; examinations made, determining financial possibilities of mining and other enterprises.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-24
CURED PARALYSIS.

w. s. Baily, P. O. True, Texas, writes: My wife had been suffering five years with paralysis in her arm, when I was persuaded to use Ballard's Snow Liniment, which cured her all right. I have also used it for old sores, frost bites, and skin eruptions. It does the work" 25c. soc and $1.00 bottle at Elvey 6 Hulett's, the Live Druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-24
COPPER CURES
 CONSMPTION
New Treatment for Consumption Endorsed by Members of British Tuberculosis Congress AntidOtum TuhercuIOse ," [the Copper Cure] Marvel of the Medi- cal World. Hope for All. No Matter How Bad Off.

Benefits Congressman Dingley's Son and Cures Others of Quick and Gal loping Consumption and Tuberculosis in All Forms in Their Own Homes Any One Can Find Out About It Free-Let Every Reader of The Re publican Write the Company at Once.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-24

young fellow, that must make you feel pretty blanked small.' The masher made no reply, but left the train at the next Chicago Chronicle.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-24

Mrs. Muggins-"They say you treat your husband like dog" Mrs. Bug gins" Nonsense! What libel on poor Fido."
Arizona republican., 1902-08-24

His auto zig-zags as it goes;
 It isn't paid for yet. He cannot steer the thing, yet knows He's running into debt.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-24

The best physic - Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to take. Pleasant in effect. For sale by Elvey & Hulett, druggists.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22
HOUSTON. TEXAS, sATURDAY. FEeRUARY %
y PAGES TODAY.
THE DEMOCRATIC ISSUES.

There IS peculiar righteousness about the repuh-
can newspapers of the country at the present time in
way they taunt the democratic party with not hav-
ing an issue They say that the democrats con-
fronted with chaotic condition among the members
OF the party in having nothing upon which they can
unite no rallying cry, particular measure policy
upon which they maintain opposition make
appeal to the people. And snent this deplorablo
Generalization of their opponents the republican pa
pers the slang Of the day laugh great horse laugh
and give their political adversares the merry haha.
And yet these same papers accuse Mr. William len
niugs Bryan with having favored tho ratification of
the treaty with Spain in order to create an issue.
Here they let the cat ont of the bag.
The democrats have an issue, aud a most vital
be the paramount issue" by the democratic platform
and aggressvey urged by the democratic congress.
men in the senate and IN the house, the current
Congressional Record shows. Mr. Bryan did advo-
the ratification Of the treaty tho
He advocated the ratification OF the treaty as he has
explained at length, to end the war The issue was
created by the republicans and upon the people have
not said their last say.
This is issue The other is the question of the
trusts. Time when the republican National plat
form denounced the trusts All this been changed
But the great democratic party true TO the people
and stands firmly upon their side, advocating the
shackling of cunning" that Theodore Roosevelt advo
Gated before he became president, They laugh best
who laugh last. The democrats have two vital issues
upon which they maintaining united and an
aggressive opposition Upon these two issues, when
election time comes they viii confidently 20 before the
people
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22
THE PRESS.

The institution Of a free press is firmly ostah-
shed among and the newspapers tho country are
numerous that few men give any thought TO tho
value of the institution
The admission is made at tho outset that there arc
newspapers which do harm, but these are the black
sheep that exist in small minority in every profess.
sion. II is to be remembered that there are ehyser
lawyers Quack doctors and hypocrical preachers and
in all sorts of business there are men who employ oues
tionable methods. The inevitable existence of the I'm.
worthy weighs nothing tho scales of public opin
ion against the far exceeding quantity Of the
worthy,
The chief function of a newspaper and that nv
which II does the most good is the publication of facts
In this twofold end is achieved: Data are furnished
for the plans OF good and bad men arc deferred
from their evil courses by the fear Of their misdeeds
being blazoned in the public print That u.s. to reduce
the newspapers function TO its lowest terms it is
help to good men and a hindrance to bad
The newspapers office is magnided when it is con
sdered in how wide field 1t operates fulfilling this
function There is no citizen so high and no citizen so
low as to be above or below its influence The news
paper encourages the president in policy that affects
the whole world; the humbest and poorest man NAV
ind work through its advertising columns or If I'M
able to work. may learn where to apply for charity
That is only side OF the picture Before the eyes OF
the president who in his course the press holds
the constitution the chart by which he must steer
the ship Of state be wrecked upon the rocks of pop
lar dsapprova and wrath before eyes of the tramp
blsEes the searchght of the publicity OF the press that
renders escape almost impossible to the criminal and
prevents the commission OF the crime
With all the intermediate degrees of society from
the PRESIDENT down and from the tramp up the case is
the same; all are helped hindered by the press
Who believes that public officers would enforce the
laws and the rights of private persons as well as they
do now II the press were not standing guard? Take
away the restraining influence the press the report
es cold chronicle and the editors caustic commentary
and emily the good will continue to observe the rule of
right; the bad will grow aud corruption and
crime will become rampant,
And not only all persons thus influenced by the
press. but all professions and kinds of business all
arts and sciences. human activity of all are dealt
wit IN its columns The first requisite 10 reform and
prore=- "A anrt is TO know the press teaches
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22

into the pages Of ancient history satisfy an occasional m
uNluuai Out WIN try TO answer or get answers, ~ -
ron hat VIII be OF interest fruit and truck growers
EdI Texas Frtrt and TrHck Journal go
Can you tell anxious trucker something when WIN
prevent the hired wearing his breeehes IN the
resr2
f. 81
Saturday is George washingtons birthday Plant trees
That's right give the rising generation an opportunity to
chop and to learn to be truthful.
Frank James got his injunction and then let the said m
junction drop He not willing to put up $4,000 in-
demnity bond.-Pdris Ad5,ocalc
Frank is in the dramatic business and his injunction
was merely for advertising purposes
What solaee there in the thought that none OF Us are
IMMUNE from doing good. The who can and Ni my
the burdens OF distress that might be crushing me he az
some good woman and pure, sweet children wins iae
III me Inc motto of every should be - remove a.
uch as possible the that might ta as hedy ~d
ows over the homes of the fdieh't F'eSS
Orc wouldn't think that a who could write like that
w9tid make his wife get up and lnde the morning FIRE
The Victoria Times has greeted its readers in new
dress and looks peachy as sweet sixteen in rainy
daisy
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22
Majority Ruls Run Mad.

Washington Correspondence Atlanta Con'u'u" asu
The necessity for the present method OF aom Ne N
the senate is of course emphasized by 'he w., daI
does things The other day Tennessee ps.nSug ~
that the people were getting very hred o. -, nns
sentaves up here who not able 10 sI,,ored 4
recognition from the chair 10 push tnto" ss.,oksai s
laton. That all sounds very well, but " y ,r,sn h'
ignorance of exactly what the house metnous 4 psb
house there is absolute majority rulenuess upu
termed majority rule run mad This y. M ess
hitting at some member OF the minority ~ noushhs
which one. No member of the minority = ,,,Oeiss
soutc dctators in all matters Of legislation a% ~
power because II is given them by the AZ
majority, no matter. how much some ins 49,.
tnea protest stands to this powerful nio~'"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22

heretofore Reid and the president have not been particularly
close However Reds paper the New York Tribune came
ou suuarev on the presidents side during tho recent hurry
which followed the that the ways ana means
committee OF the did not propose to do anything 0
the relief Of Cuba and said that this action on the part
OF the New Yorker had the effect of making his relations
with the president considerably more cordial IT has not
However made the paper the correspondents VINO SO Sc
verey criticised the republican members OF the committee
any more popular with those members In TACT the re'a
ons that direction known to be considerably strained
Chairman PAYNE OF the committee said TO be particularly
nccnscd as result the things the Tribune said ABOUT
him and his republican colleagues on the committee.
General Miles may said while such things as friend
y relations are being discussed has done exactly what 1t
was generally believed he would do after the brutal repri
mand which was administered him by the president as
OF interview he gave out concerning the Sehey
Miles is anything but popular here and wagers were
freely made when it became generally known that he had
been called down so severely that he would not only not
the which he had been treated but that he
would every effort by means or other get in
the good graces of the who eprmanded him.
This be exactly what he has done for he is now
frequent visitor at White House and is quite cordial
with the president The knowing say that he is trying
the influence of the president in the fight which
Secretary Roots scheme Tor single head for the army de-
partment seems about preciptate.
{. ARTHUR WILLIAMS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22
EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

The editor of this paper tried eat genuine COW
butter case pound) for breakfast this morning (ebrar
49, and so strong when got hot biscuit that II
stampeded the entire family and the cook the kitchen
the No pure oleomargarne set on this edi
table displayed such marvellous pungency Still CON
sress says such authorizations $50 pound must be pro-
tected.-TerrcH TuheS-Stdr
That wasn't butter you got hold of some ones wad of
lmburger cheese
Senator Hoar pines for the freedom of the Fpnos hui,
sdheres the republican party which denies the Fpnos
independence --bTeHhGm Banner
He might profit by the example of such man as
Wellington.
=
Fitysmnons and Jefres have signed articles the terms
of which call for another hght.-Y0dkuB Herald
Or anyhow, for talk.
Our subscribers who desire know how Cherokee county
farmers have achieved such signal in raising fruit
and vegetables all OF the information at our com
msnd through our query column. We will not d.cd. snv
bets reisree prize hshtA ball game, or dea
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22

all things itself leading the in reforms and
lines of advance political social commercial and art
isc. Thinking men coming more and more every
day TO appreciate the value of the press and its nnu
ence, great already. is steadily increasing.
With this influence there should to the press
sense of its responsbitythe obligation to be alert
lest wrong and at the time to be
tive lest injustice be done in the haste prevent
wrong
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22
WASHINGTON NEWS AND VIEWS.

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Importance
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w., ot ana ''N". .''' ln' ONO river ana the
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was '"'"" ny inc '''>"' '' 1000 70 nave INCREASED
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P" VI people Oh 'ou'n''" .'7 and N'rIHern residence
IA" ~ INC zen years from % per cent of the whole MINT
"' OF ""e people porn I" the south Ihe number of col
VIZ" people o' southern oh@ "El"E 10 the North i'm 1900
was ~""g''' Inns hummer increased $50 per cent in ten
yeas anu 'oV"'us 10 inc census o 1000 the class named
u""s,eo 5000 IN inc meantime The whole number ot
'eu people oorn III the south ana living i'm all parts Of
e united states had increased from 6ot5r15 TO Ses7oS
mus inc proportion OF eoored persons OF Southern birth
ana Norn'n residence increased M The ten years from }
10 a., per cent Of the Whoic class
there were according 90 the census of 1900 6sy 3o4
sIsoIs q, Nof'nern orh living 10 the South This number
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22

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la. P,a'' ana harmony wiz" AN, hen9on ana morality
3 4,. ,9.uu, >lo cam J" De ma, GOOD pohey docs
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mas Uo' connected inc permanent felicity OF nation with
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nsd'ons w'icN of foreign influence u oonjuc YOU to be-
hs'r me ieuo" citizens the jealousy Of tree people
nroyc ,s,, fo,c,n ace , ,',y ana ezPeIenoe
OF republican government The ,rs,t r,,o IS ro
duct Tor US IN regard flo foreign nations IS in extending our
'oW"eieA' relations TO have with them as Little political
connection as possible. Europe has a set Of pr
E e.l' "''1" 10 u' nave none Or very remote rcla
The ,s f ,;a lSsts9 ID ueQue1t Controversies
Hence therefore H. ,,. b ] 'i ny" 10 our concerns
-.I 5 NUS. y. "'"IS' j" us 10 'mplioatc our
10y "ll'"1''. ucA III me ordinary ycssltudcs OF her
friendships or cnnitic, '''''' VI '''
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adyan,sgcs of So nl,ri s,,,,i3 Va, why iorego the
to stand upon foreig oronJ9 5g WY guy our own
-, 1,L I -s" Er"'"' why ny Interviewing our
nc m XXX par 81 -uropo' entanSle our peace and pros
bumdr or c,ncc J., is or nyaishp interest
permanent alliances with any portiop o tho ee[ clear OF
nation to look fo IN view new taat II IS FOLLY in ono
an Old and a7ectonate friend dare hope they will
be I snUng ana 'aSunE IMPRESSION could wshthat
e, ,ne u,ua! current OF the passions pre-
III. u'N''y oil nations. But II may hauer
@ some oecona oo oe pGare'Ee OF some partial bcnc
ccur TO moderate the fnTy Of par sD may now and then
- %. Io5e'Sn intrigue to guard against the I'M
cr,cs, fo -'gu'o Poinoll'm-h's hope will be full
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22

lie was born at Bridges Creek
on the Potomac river, in
Westmoreland county, Nir-
ginia, on the ed day of Feb
ruary, 1882. He died at Mount
Vernon, Va, December II,
1899, and was buried there.
profoundly penetrate d
with this idea (the constancy
Of the support OF his fellow
citizcns), ! shall carry it with
enc to my gyave as a strong in
'citemcnt 10 unceaslng vows
that heaven may continue to
you the choicest tokens of its
benchcencc; that your union
and brotherly affection may be
perpetual that the free consti-
tuition which is the work or
your bands may be sacredly
maintained that its admins
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22
FATHER OF OUR COUNTRY.

George Washington first president OF the United States
His two terms lasted April 80 IzS9 to March Izoz.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22

nt haul
frown on the port Of ConstaptinonIo ubiIo 1rnitaa
c,,.l. pr ~ ,o"9''H'iuop'e WINE United
toms duties or otherwise may be most expeditions
--=-
'''S "a" no longer DC deceived with prom
'se' OF p"ohe mprovemens-especialy with the Stewart
proposition increase the bonded debt $4,000 ooo bo,
'''''''"+ taxes I0ey want improvements and mean to
have them, but they to have economy and
''''' WI ''''''''-'''" 's''r' all else Those are the
ISSUES OF the eampssn and advocates OF the ring
eyade them by promises aud appeals to prejudice TIL. RING
STANDS "'''e' oy the public conscience for outrageous
waste and necienoy and candidates who reprcscpt the
S ga" mot DC eNpe''ea 70 be better than their master
mat the proposition and they will not he permitted 10
get away from it.
Lars get back 10 brass tscks. Talt--you know Taft
he Is sacrhcng himself for his country at &soooo greater
SAYS all of those Fipnos who dcs 1,I Cav @''
islands at once arc in arms b,t he ~ Wv 1'-, 20 '"ve inc
n'e'gen fhpnos who are IN favor Of independence after
peace mas oen declared under the proteeorae OF the United
gent Filipino, who desired tina, tn, ;s,nd, .bo , b s,
by ia as colonial possessions lie probably kne I -
them but couldn't think Of their name, ms, ,I F'' W
Scrtrv made great mistake in not b,ir, , ro,,L 49,
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he returns Miss Chicago will probably tell him "a ti 49,
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TEXAS has certainly cot some activ, o,o.,,. o., -;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22

Now that Miss Stone has been released, what is the
government Of the United States going TO about it
The has been paid and the robbers are chuck
ling they count out their ilgoten gains The gov
ernmens of Turkey and Bulgaria strongly suspected
they guilty not.
The government Of the United States paid a large
sum of indemnity to the Italian government for the
Italians lynched at New Orleans not many years ago
for killing the chief of police Here is a woman who
has been wronged by Turkish or Bulgarian bandits a
woman who, so far from being guilty of any crime
was teacher and missionary. Money has been ex-
torted under threats condition of her release.
The large ransom demanded has been raised and paid
What is the government of the United States going to
do about it?
The president is reputed to be man of strenuous
character The of the United States has been in
creased and this year the appropriation for is
far larger than it has been before The army also
has been increased great expense What have we
an army and a navy for?
Many years the United States refused to nav
backmail to the Barbary pirates and answered their
demands with the thunder Of It's cannon from its men
OF war Can it be that now when we are an hundred.
fold as strong as then we are going to back
down before the bandits of Turkey and Bulgaria?
The right course of the United States is plain Tur
key and Bulgaria should be made to pay heavy in.
demnity-both as penalty and to prevent a repe.
tton of such barbaric ofense In case Of refusal
the guns of the United States men of war should
frown on the port of Constantinople while United
States officers proceed to toll from Turkish Gus
toms duties or otherwise as may be most expeditions
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22
Get There" Gates.
New York Press.

w Lawson. cq9 " Gates prss, now leads M
shass oY one railroad deal and ;soooo. A.. usOn,'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22
THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
by THE
HOIICTON ppINTING Ci1MpANY

@. j. PALMER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Vice President
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-22

| him 4.
would probably be more appropr,tS =. nun MO, Tor ip
Squcaling." =" esii La :
1t is reported that when the bris.r, ~.
ransom money, he did not as was exn.ctsd '"e' n,r
student PNS'eu' say Til T
HOME SKIES.
Oh, where are skies
OF deeper blue?
Or where do ewes
Flash message true!
True the dart
That Cupid flies
From heart to heart
Meath Texas skiest
What other land, n
What other time, "
What tropic strand TX
What frigid cline
Presents such things
Unto the view?
Where do birds wing
Through skies so bluel
Nay, sing not of
Italian skies;
OF chimes where love
Shines from dark eyes;
For Texas skies
Are deeper blue,
And Texas eyes
Are ever true.
- -
stamps was probably stuck on them.
1t is TO be hoped that Bob Evans will carry hh III
larry close reefed while in the company of the pnes
IL 81
PETGNFUL SPELLING.
The islands where Denmark doth reign
Will he our own, and our gegn
viii just be the key
OF that vast inland sey.
That formerly held by the Desn.
1t said that Fighting Bob will meet the prince jt
side Of the harbor and swear him in.
81 y
ROMANCE.
Talk not Of fair Venetian ways,
The eondoier's soft tune.
My heart is where the Houston streets
Flow placid meath the MOON
Leander swan the Hellespont
His Hero fair TO greet,
But all the romance of my life
Hangs round Houston street,
Twas there met, and from its banks
We saw reflected shine
The sky within its limpd depths
Twas there called her minsi
+ Il
A correspondent asks if we know of anything vha
permanently remove freckcs. Jeffries has an idea f
will he able to do it,
There is certainly nothing coapsibe about sanSsI
monts nerve.
INCARCERATION
Now, on the twenty-second day
OF every February
We hear how George took his ak
And hacked his fathers cherry
Perhaps our Carrie, ages henes,
May figure in some lie,
Or in some truthful tale that tells
How she chopped corn and rye
{. 8 Il
Lille Lehman the actress has been cured OF e.s'
NAL food through her affection for pet pis' ~
thing she'll be giving up cereal food because OF pa
. y
HENRY
Now Henry lands
Upon our shores,
And grasps our hands
Our cannon roarSI
Wen treat him till
He can not stauimer,
And send him home 81
With katzenjammer. ~
8 y y
Tostoi is reported as being dead dying anu 80
seems to be punching his hits u,,,.a Lr.
A young New Yorker is reported to nave su
INTO box by falling out of hester box reeee Va,
We thought that last release OF MISS ''VH'
sudden
NOT THE SAME PLACE.
"This hurts me worse than it hurts you
The father said then made his h''
Yes" sobbed the boy 81 'spose II oo '.
But it don't hurt you where you W fxyR