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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
OsuttAe gruas.

Die beutf&sn @sI&dftsIeute leiten isbt
aIerorieH cine Asitaiion Elm, um Der
In ausfi6t aenommenen 8erfhdrfuna bes
anti. Iruft, @efeteB auf bic 8sine au
beIfeH. Seitber mubte iebes peu fiG
bilbenbe 2artsa ben 8sb6rben cine ees
naue aufftslune Der sur Bsrfdeung fte.
benben RiitsI, bic Nltienausgabe unb
@ei&afts metbobsn lisfsrn. Inter bisisu
@efebeH barf aua bas aftienfapital
nidt DiailrIid erb6bt tuerben. Sernet
mub iebe Corporation in befimmten
3nifdenrdumsn bic @efdiftsbsridte an
ibre 4ftiondre Der eaHsen Osfsntlihfsit
unterbreiten. Trot biefer 8ettmmuneen
bot bas G%ruttpeien aber saus i'm @ebei.
men 10 bebrphtide D~imsnfonen ansenOm.
men. eaB bic u~unbbdnsisen @efddfts'
Ieuie unb bic MaGen alarmirt iinb. Dit
bonn Gsntrals8 ereln bsutfdsr SnouitrisI.
let unb @sfadftsIsute on 4eiHstae uni
8unbesratb gsrihtete Betition iiissirt BIZ
tplnidsnSmsrtbsitsn S1usmitteI. Dem.
nad folen ale 6pnbtfate geaipungtr
tuerben. lid iBeorporiren 40 IafIen, uu
bic Organization bon Der 8eipiQigunf
Der 8esisruns abtdnsis au MAIDEN. Ser
ner fofen bieie @efeQfhaflsn ale ie1i
Wonate einen senauen 8eri&t iiber 8er'
dufe, 9reife unb PRODUCTION perbfentII.
den. Wan boft. auf bieie Wetie ber
uebergriffen ber Grufts su iieuern unb A.
uerbinbern, bab fe iresnb eine Brand,
nud eisenem @utblnisn monopoIiiiren
tpie bies ber 8oblens unb Der Order
Fruit 8etban baden. Die boben 9ohlen'
preiie Daren in biefem Winter flr oi
Mahsn sinfa& unertdpinslid. bsionber'
ba bic bsrridenbe asiiis bic arbsltS5sIe,
8enbeiten ietr Seri&leGtert bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Cb's gum artes ecmmt?

@taf 2eBler. Bertreter Der 5itmo
Moet & @banbon in 8aris. eitIdrts
Die Gbampaenafaf6e. ueIde Sri,
alice 8ooiepelt bel bet Iaufe Der 4ailet.
pa6t .WeieOr" seri6elte, bat nun su
elnem BrOseb uno bIpIomatif&en gom.
pIiiaiicnen eefibrt. SD babe bic Sumo
S6bnlein in ben peuiiden @srihten per.
flaet, neil iie bsbauptete. bic Oadt fa
nit lbrsm Wein unb niht NIT Woei.
gbanbon estauft tpotben. Wir perIau.
gen l Wlllion Nart Gntfd6bleune uni
rperben bic Summe, penn mir ftegen,
p%obItbdtieen beutiGen Snftitutionen su.
meiien. 6rI. 8ooieeelt Fam bic 5raet
furSerbanb entideiben. Die Sdifsbnu.
ers6irma TOtpnsenb.9 oirner fam chen.
falls beseu8en. oob i'd bic Slai6e psrI5n.
LTD abIisferte. Botfhnfter b. Solebsn'i
ausfase. baB bsuti&ss GspdGs per.
tpanbt iporben iei, bot uns fnansleq ges
iGdbist. So tperbe beim Staais. Ds.
partement in Waibin8ton borftsaie tpsr.
ben. Grba!te i'd niht foforiise anttpuri.
10 ipsrbe i'd GnibGaunaen modem, tpei9s
bic DeIt perbIdffsn {! y tperben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
&6nis GbwarO mus lid bic 8rnft
faIben tafIen.

85nig @owarb Ia bel benz 8erIud,
ben Grablidof bon Canterbury 40 perans
laHen, bas Ritual Der 4l5nnna au Der.
flrasn unb au psreinfadsn. auf arobe
S&pierieieiten 8eftoBep Ser 25nie
perIanete. baB bas 8itual nidt mebr ala
as MinuteR in Nnfpruh nebms, bod be.
ltano Der Grsbiidof barauf. baB beridie.
oene alte @ebrduhe beobaGtet tperben
unb tpirb bic @srsmouie 80 Minuteu
baueru. @oparb tpeieert fit eniiGieben.
oas Abenbmabl au nebmen. unb Der @rs'
biiGof ftrGtet. pab bisie @eissrune Der.
ben TrubeI berporrufen pirb, sumal ea
b%etannt 1T. oab Der &Snis felt bielen
Sabren ni&t mebr sur Communion ae,
saneen III. Nad psti6iebenen prottftsr
on ben aonie bat Der @rsblfdof entiGis.
ben. 6aB Der 96nie h6 auf Der 8ruit,
auf Der Stirn unb auf benz 2inn IaIben
tcfien muB unb uirb su erfterem 9psds
elm Shlib IN Der atbnunesrObe anee'
bra6t tperben. 90 aSnisin AIsr anbriO
ii& entfdieben tpeisert. oab ibr 8eidI
seialbt psrbs. ut bas bsiliss Del in
5orm bon @aGs ptdparirt. ba Der Grs'
bifhof biefen Tbeil Der Geremonie untei
teinen n~mftaneen ausIaHen ipOlte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
9it Mat bfsbe.

Sir sinen ..@llnsn." Der err stp6li
Gage i'm 2anOe. bat 8arl SummeI. Der
in Pittsburs auf bic 8eiduloisune bes
DisbftabIs perbaftet murbs. iid elm rs6t
neties Sudden seIeiftet. Summsl lpat
NIT ieinem 5reunOs Srnns Summer. Der
fur ibn nidi u bic 6abrl bon 9remer.
bauen mad 9ittsbure. foueetn nud 2ofts
eeIb unb 3'mmermiette bis ieBt fur i'm
sesablt bate. nod Amertta esfommsn.
@dbrenb Summers tsmpordrer Abipe.
fenbett battle er lid bitten 9ortsmOnuis
nit sl700 o%naee'snef. Sin BoIssts Sn'
fp flor fanb 6ummel in einem Bsnus.
iempel on be- 2 Npenue. gr nine ges
rabe In 8eguf. NIT etner tee Saiaifin.
men. in bic st fi6 ltstbli6 perlisbt bate,
nod Baltimore absuoampfsn uab bate
berelis bic 8,lette e%stauft. ais bic be,tiee
perm mbab auf Der 8tlbfldas srfhien.
pummeI setanb elm. oas @elo ger ommen
~ baben, rod bate ct bereits sll00 In
ber furSsn 3eit peliugt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
@eaen sflaperei.

Die @siGmorsnen i'm 8unbesesridi
in GaGabahee. 6to.. ertanutsn ben rel.
den 9srpentin. %unternebmer 8. ID. 6,
gipatt fhulpia. bic 2eiteissnf9afts.G DE.
fsse (peonage laws) Der Bsreinisten
5taatsn tlbsrtreten su baben. Wie id
aus ben 8ertanbIuneen ereab. tatts
gIpaii msbrere Reeer in Georgia sstpor.
ben unb bel ber Aafupft in 6loriba ibrs
Berbaftuns peranIabt; barauf ipurben
bic Bsbauernspertben auf @Ipatt's 9sr'
pentin : Satin. unueit WaterIoo. &c.,
befbrbert anb mubten arbeiten. bis sins
SGuIb. bic fe anssbli6 an @lpatt bat.
ten. abeetrassn fei. gnblid tuurbs bic
8unbesresistune auf bic @efdiGte aufs
merriam ssmapt. Wabrf&siniiG III
bies bsr alsrsrfe Sal. in ueldsm Elm
8~anbsseeridt iemaIs ueriu&i bat. bic
.s.pdbnten @eIsse aur @sItuns su brin.
gen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10

..8srliuer TdsebIatt" in foIsenben brei
9aupterideiHuneen Das immsr msbr
UNI fiG ipuhernbe Strebertbum, bic ace
rabesu anbeimIide grifsns,n nfidsrbsit
ber Offieiere. ble enifsbIi6en genfionirs
unssberbdltniGe Der mittIeren unb unite.
rem Sfieierssrabe. Die fdiimm geartes
ten tperben in spsi Sauptiatesorien ,er.
lest. in ,Mfabemiefreber" unb Rom.
miBfteber." ginem ipiriIih imifenlGafls
lid sebilbeten Dfieier fdat es beute ni4t
i@per. 8arrisre su MAIDEN. bod bic
Streber fuden bieien sefteieerten anfor.
berunseu Rednun8 au trasen. inbem 5e
eine Afabemle ,~,abiiben." Menn ibre
8eripanbtiduft ireenbtpie einHubreid 1T,
uiro ibneu bann Der Wee sum 8orbuafts
rem aeebnet. @~emeiniam 1T beiben Sire.
bers 9dnften Der rhdiihtsIpfe @goismus.
ber bas ftiibere uniddbbare Gut ber aas
merabfdaftIidfeit seiddbigt bal. Gee
meiniam banbeln fe mad benz Sprihs
mort ..aIappern eebbrt sum Sanbs
tuerf," unb petiuden einen 9imbus um
lih su perbreiten. Der ben befmeibenen
unb tadtisen Officer pieIfad in ben Gin.
~teraruno ordnst. 8sibe 9tnfts fabrsh
aud bas GpigtpsibIIds ms Trefen. Die
i'm etpigen WedieI beeriffene unliderbeit
Der griftens uno fdleate 8esnbIune III
elm tpeiterer nebeIit NIB. SdbrI.d mafs
len cine 4uaabl ii6tiser Dflciere einfaa
.,~abeefdgt" tDerben. ipetI bic 8abl Der
b6beren @bar8en in gar feinem 8erbdlts
nib au Der unteren ftebt. I'm bic ,.guss
rdnsirtsn' unb ibre Samilien iimmert
id Riemanb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
@ewatttaer Sranb.

SIN atlantic @iip. u. s.. fam Iesten
Donnerftae elm oetoerblider 9ranb sum
Ausbru6. ipeIder .srobe 8ertpGfiunsen
anridtete. 90 bic bortiee 6euertpebr
BEN Branbe nidt aepodien mar. tpuros
SdIfe aus 8bilnbelptia requiritt, o ipo
um ii nbr 8ormitinss auf einem Spe'
sialau8e Der Bennipluonia . 8abn brei
@ompauien 6euertpebr mad Der 8ranb,
ftdtte fuhren. Das carlton Sotel tpurbe
bonn Seuer ednsli& setft6ri unD bic so.
tells Wlnbfor, 2urap. BERKELEY unb
Sttaiforb tpuroen ebenfaas bon ben
5lammsn neraebrt. Ser Shaben be.
lauft iid auf 81. 600. 600. Das Seusr
fOa in 8rahp's 8abebuus on Der Sanois
auenue gum Ausbrud gefommeu fein
Den 9oleIsdiien eeIanB 60. iid in Sit
herbeit iu brlngen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Gutfeelid,es llnstad BET einem Gae'
baIIfptet Ia s~Iaeaptr.

SIN Sbror 9ari in @IassOtp. Sdott.
lamb. brnd am Sonntae BEL BEN SUB.
baafpisI stpifden ..Geams" bon England
unb S6oittaub Elm 9bsiI oer 3uf6auer,
Tribane. bic nit ihottif&en 9otrioten
lterIaben mar. sufammen. @~inunbstpan.
sis 8erionen tpurben auf Der STEELE ee,
i6btet unb etpa $50 Berionsn ipurben
uerIebt. nneefdbr $4,000 9erionsn
batten fid su benz Spiele e%ingefunben.
unb ale Der 8rad fam. bate bic 3abls
reide Orbnunssmanni&aft bic erbbts
Mabe, cine aIsemeine 8anit su berbii,
Ten. Die geruneIidten itdrsten mil
Trimmern Der saiammensebro@ener
Tribine bO0e 60 5ub in bic Siefe. 8Or
ben Berlsyten tpsrben nod cine ansabI
tuabrfdeinlid ihren 8erIesunssn etIieesn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Streit aber sipets ober breiidbriee
WtIttdrbienftsett.

Die speiidbriss Dienitssit in Der UT,
NEE giebt momentum Der oeutfden 8refl
au utelfaGen Observation-Disclosures unit
Bolemifen snlab. Die 6raBe Ia auf't
Iapet eebradt potben. neil mdn nad
ben uria@sn Der INNER msbr um itd
ereifsnOen ..Armeenerpoftdt" fori6t,
Bon ben @ssnern Der a%Deiidbrieen
Dienfissit tulrb bsbauptet. baB bas Elm.
aiae Setlmittel bic WlebereinfdbrunB ber
o~reiidbrigsn 9ienfseit bel alien Irup.
~pentbsiten fei. Die ionferpatipe unb bic
ofiel5ie grsfs lhSbt in bieiss 6orn.
Dsmgsgeutber etfldren aber bic fott.
idriillihen 3eituneen. bnb in Der beuts
i&en Mrmss cine iold' neiteebsnbe Ste
beitsbineabe. perbunbsn mt aeiunbsm
Sinn, %bothanben isi. bab bon elmer Iebi8.
l,H bur6 bic ArbeitsIelftung berporesru.
fsnen Nsrboitdt ni6i esiproden tperben
tonne. 60 tpirb ~susesebeu, baB bic pet,
tarste DlsnftSeit permehrte Atteit &c.
braGt babe. alIein bic %botbanbene l3st
reiGe fir bic ausbilbune bod eeniigeno
aus. beionpers. ipenn ba unb bort bon
beliebtsn @sdsreien unb SpieIersisn. bic
nit Der arisestldtieieit in gar feinem
5uIammenbnne itsbeu. abesfeben tuiirbe.
Die 0runburfaden fir bic in DistIi@fsit
pptbanbsns armesHeEboftGt eEbIidt bas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
ppnben,A @eneIferuna.

Nad benz 8eGuIta! Der iOebsH In Con.
bon beenbeten 8~olfssdblune siebt es ba.
ieIbf l,0l0. $40 Samilien bon burh.
idnittli6 "A gerionen. 234. 1913 ipeibIi.
DE uno Is. 425 mdnnli&e Dtenhboten,
Die 3abl Der Srausn unb Mdb&en Con.
bon's 10 UNI 252. 81 GROCER ais bic Der
Wdnntr uub anabea. aud siebt es nuE
10. 1913 Wtittper eeaeH mebr ale 10000
Dittpsn. Sn ben a%rmenbduiern befia.
ben fiG 46. GAG Berfonen. Die 6abl Der
in taufmdnnifden @efddften a~tbeitenben
Mdbden unb 6rauen bat i'm letteu
Sabre uHa Is Brossnt sugenommen unb
bettdat ieet 1907. Inter ben l35, 377
Srsmbsn fnb 3s, LIT RaHen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
2euis aaafeIs feg etne serfdot.
Iene 2uaft sntbeeft haben.

Souls RauFsIb. Elm @Iasfabritant bon
Watbeips. Snb.. maht befanni. baB CT
mad finfidbrieen Experimental Elm 8ers
fatrsn sntbsdt babe. behnbarss @Ias au
baden" Die 8un{, ipl&ss @las Der.
suftelIen. mar ben alien @spptsrn befannt.
III aber felt Sabrtnnbsrtsn berfhousn.
a~auffslb CAB iinelt cine proftiide grobe
feiner Grfnbune pber Gnibsdu q. CT
taudte Gplinbsr in bas @ispafer uno
tparf Fie bann in bas Geuer. Gesu5tnli.
DIES @Ias trtrbe eurG ben pI5bIiden
Temperatur. @ediel aeridmettert NOR.
ben iein /; aber 8dufelb's @las beEtanb
bic 8robe eIdnsehb. Der Climber faet,
er fbnne fem @Ias serabe 70 berarbeiten,
tpie Elm @robihmieb bas @ifen. 6laBs
Snbutrieae. tpel6e bic obiae grobe. Dor.
fteauns ioben. iassn. aaufslb tperbe Elm
arobes 8erm6seu nit ieinsr @ntbedunB
ertperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Sat feline frau i'm 0erSaat, car
fetne Frau ~ fein.

Der in 1rentop. u. s.. anfdRiss
Bortraitmalsr Stiles 2arfen bat fid pon
ietnsr frau f6siben luiien. tpeil er ..nidi
weib. Oh fe Elm Monn ober cine Srau
Ih". 1lneefdbr l6 Sabre IL biefer fon.
oerbare 8unbe NIT Der 5rau berbsiratbei
e~stpefen unb nod BOT CT ..nidt dusfinben
t6nnen'', tpeIherlei @ef6lsdtS iie If.
Bel BEN Sdeibunssproesbr CAB er Sol.
genbes su 8rotofva $50 peiB ntdt.
Oh bic Berfon, tpslhe i'd heiratbete. Elm
Mann ober cine frau 1T. Sbre 81.
fdeinune III febr mdnnIiG. Sic asbi
ipie Elm Wann unb siebt mdnnIide Be-
i6dftiauns por'' unb bann fabri er furt
.gs IN mir ME m6sli& seipefen. ibr @e.
idle6t feitsufsaen." Die Trauune fant
Dor IL Sabrea in Winneiota fatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
eaneesptantee 4rieeermanfoleuH
BET Wfee.

Sin felt LANCER !3eii porbsrsiietss BIO.
istt. bic @rridtuua eines prd6tieen
Muuiolsutns auf ben beutfG. frans5fi@eu
Sdtadtfelbern, tpirh bemn66f nerlpirf,
Iidt trerben. Dies Mauioteum tpire
ben ~tpiiroiesn abi6luB Der sabIreidsn
DenfmdIer bilbeH. ipelde in Der um8sbs
uns o Wst eur @riHneruns an bic i'm
Rrleee 1870 ~eefaaensn beuti6en 8tieesr
erridtei iporben iine. Gas WauioIeum
pirb ole grfus fir ben ausiiatstbutm,
melder fer 8efefieunestuerie BON Yoint
tn jour batber betiGpinben muBte, bin.
ter Dem arisssrfriebbofe BEL @rapelotie
erbaut tperbsn. gu bieiem 8ebafe ia
binier benz SriebbOfe bereits elm Slid
eanb ettpOrben tporben. Wfit ben arbeis
ten lou Nitts bieiss Wonats bssounsn
ipetben.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20

The Republican congratulates the democratic party of Arizona upon the early prospects of a peaceful adjust ment of it's misunderstanding
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20

A writer ill The Outlook, of London. complains that the house of John Dry den, in Gerard St, in that city, has been recently demolished. what the writer calls jerry built monstrosity' has been erected in it's place, and the memorial tablet with the inscription, John Dryden, poet. lived here, E. 1G31, D. 1700," is now attached to the new structure. This is, unhappily, not the only instance of house bearing a tablet stating that a certain great man lived here" when he never did live there, as the fraudulent tablets to Hogarth in Leicester Square, to Turner in Queen Anne St., Marlybone, and to Byron in Hoiles St, amply testify.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20

The search for ancestors is not en- tirely confined to the new rich and so- cially ambitious. Witness this letter to the historical society Of Philadel- phia: ''I am trying to ind out al the ] Information I kan a bout Sir William Penn and bis descendants thar us to be writing in my fathers famley but tha have ben lost by sum means. I wonto pruve nay relashunship to the Penn if it can be dun. I wus told if I would write to you I could find out all I wanted to know so if I can get any In- formation of his sons or grand sons would like weary much to learn of them and if you could tell ne if you new Of eney Of his money or realastate that hasert ben clamd by his descend ents or his sons descendants and so on. Samuel II. Penn, Brookville, N. J.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
PHoENIX, ARIZONA, JUNE 20. 1902.

Democrats in congress and in news paper offices, in the course of the co1-
 lection of material for THE BEST the coming congression- ARMY ON al campaign, have been EARTH. have been attacking
 the administration and the existing order of things through the best army on earth. It is time now to turn to the management of Cuba un- der the late military rule there. The democrats themselves have hardly dared to openly attack the administra- tion of Governor General Wood. but they have contented themselves with saying that the system in the island was bad. Of the men who served under him and of their performances the Havana Post says:
 s.It has not been possible for the Post to put into print all the good records made ill Cuba during the last four years by the American representatives of the government of intervention. We wish to add just one more testimony to the important work, realizing that we have in a measure been unmindful of the quiet but effective services of tha soldier and gentleman who has been filling the office of inspector general Of the department of Cuba, Col. George H. Burton, who is the ranking Colonel in hi 1,ropoJ, of bo caryina
 ''The peril of intervention lay in the financial administration of the trust. To execute the trusteeship without scandal to the American government and without loss to the Cuban ward was the hope and the prayer of every friend of free government. The hope has been realized. The prayer has been answered. How much of this is due to the tireless energy, the foresight and the patriotic interest and concern of the inspector general may be left to the judgment of those who understand the fsr-reaching authority and responsibil- ity of his office.
 sNo finer soldiers ever came to Cuba than thos- Who have been quietly going away during the last few months.''
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20

The Tucson Citizen has filed bill in a contest involving the absolute title of
 Col. J. F. Wilson to the COL. democratic nomination WILSON'S for delegate to congress TITLE from the territory of
 Arizona. In the case of the admission of the territory the bill may be amended, without materially altering the character of the pleadings, so as to deny the absolute right of Col. Wilson to be a candidate for repre- setative or for United States senator from this territory. The complaint is based upon the fact, of course not plainly set forth, that the Citizen rep resents enough democrats to fill all the offices.
 This proceeding is only preliminary to an action against Col. Wilson in which it will not only be denied that he is the sole democratic candidate, but
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20

body receives strength i'll the only way in which strength can be given-by the nutrition derived from digested and as simulated food.
 vThe praise I would like to give your Golden Medical Discovery cannot utter ill words or describe with pen writes James E. Ambrose, Esq, of I2o5H Miffiin Street Huntingdon, Pa. uI taken with what physicians here said was indigestion. l doctored with the best around here and found no relief. I wrote to you and you sent question blanl, to fill out, and did so, and you then advised ne to use Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. I took three bottles and I felt good that stopped, being cured. I have symptoms of gastric trouble or indigestion new"
 Accept no substitute for vColden Med ical Discovery" There is nothing vjust as good"
 Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, sent fire on receipt of stamps to cover expense of mailing onLy- Twenty one one cent stamps for the book in paper covers, or 3I stamps for the cloth-bound volume Address Dr. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y,
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20

that he is a candidate at all, and writ will be asked for restraining him from making any appearance in the terri torial democratic convention.
 The Republican, more or less disin- terested spectator, has been watching the democratic contest from the grand stand. We have read what purported to be expressions by Col. Wilson con- cerning his candidacy, and we have read the reasons advanced by news papers friendly to him why he should be nol1lina ted. We nave observed at no time an effort on the part of the colonel or his friends to exclude Charles M. Shannon or any other democrat from the approaching contest. It has has at any time set himself up as the savior Of his party or that he has pro- claimed that the nomination of any other democrat as delega te to congress would disrupt the democracy of the territory. We suspect that the Citizen is engaged in the creation of a sentiment against the statesman from Yavapai in setting him Up as a bigoted and unreasoning politician.
 Col. Wilson knows that he is not in- dispensable to the success of his party He found that out two years ago, and it is tco early for him to have forgotten it. We do not think the Citizen need be apprehensive that Col. Wilson in- tends to occupy the whole field. There will be room in the fight for all, iu- oluding even Mr. Shannon, the owner and director of the political sentiment of the Citizen, the complainant in the case against the gentleman from Yava- pal.
 The Republican congratulates the democratic party of Arizona upon the early prospects of peaceful adjust ment of it's misunderstanding
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20

Ii Mont Pelec haers un it- activity much longer Il will run into the dcmo- and the world will have chance to see a two-rinsed circus.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20

If e w h e Il h is digestive and nu- tritive organs are diseased is equally handicapped. In the one case his strength is over weighted, in the other 1t Is under in e d. Success demands a b ve all else a sound stomach.
 Doctor Pierce's G ol d e Il Medical Discovery cures dis e a s es of the stomach and other organs of diges- ton and nutrition. When this Is done food is perfectly digested and as simulated and the
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20

War" said General Horatio C. King in an address in Brooklyn, cannot be successfully conducted with squirt guns filled with lavender water" As long as there is war this proposition may aS well be accepted as true.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20

NdnsyS themselves break down and waste away cell by cell.
 Bladder troubles most always result from arrangement of the kidneys and cure is obtained quickes: by proper treatment of the kidneys. If you are feeling badly you can make no mistake by taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp=Ro6t, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
 1t corrects inability to hold urine and scala ng pain in passing ii, and overcones that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect Of Swanlp-Root is soon .ealized. l. stands the highest for it's won derful cures of the most distressing cases.
 s5waTnp-2oot is pleasant to take and sold ty all druggists in fifty-cent and one-dol'ar sized bottles. You may G~E"
 nave sample bottle of tG'-'se9..t, .s his wonderful new dis Il;5E: covery and book that sasts s!-. ,. E: -.-.yl{ss .ells all about it, beth Ho,re of sv,oap-RoOt. :ent free by mail. Address Dr. Kilrner & Co. 3inghamtoa, N. Y. When writing rerticc -eading this generous offer in ihis paper.
 Don't make any mistake. but remem- Der the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Xiii mer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N. T., on every bottle.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20

The Hogs syndicate has sold out it's Texas oil field holdings to a London company, capitalized at $. GOO, coo. It is the belief at Austin that ex-Governor Jim" and his four Texas associates di- vide 100000 in cash and S3,0G0,0GO in stock
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
HA M DEG PPER

The man who started to run a race i'll chains and letters would be visibly hand icapped. No one would expect him to succeed. The man who runs the race of
Arizona republican., 1902-06-20
\ he Cause of Many
 Sudden Deaths,

prevailing in this 5 because so decep- tive Many sudden deaths are caused by it heart disease. pneumonia. heart failure or apoplexy are often the result of kidney disease. If kidney trouble is d. lowed to advance the. kidne y -pois one d blood will attack the orCanS or the
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1902-04-03
Tuesdays Election.

The election Tuesday for village
trustees was somewhat spirited but
the count of ballots proved it very
much one-sided. The Citizens
Ticket" was the winner, and now
the Taxpayers" will be good and
90 away back and sit down-until
next election.
Following is the vote.
CITIZENS TICKET.
Geo. F. Mahoney-159.
! August Kunnecke-166.
AL. Loveridge-2l4.
VIM. HI. Noland--147.
]. w. Ball-141.
TAXPAYERS TICKET.
]. B. Stan6eld-52.
Ed N. Pari.h-86.
J. M. Cowen-85.
J. E. Whitson-91.
Mr.. Loveridge's name was on
both tickets.