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Arizona republican., 1902-08-08
LETTER FROM THE sCUTE Bisbee and the Live Cites and tEe
 Gossip Thereof.

Bisbee, Ariz., Aug 5.-(SpeciaI Cor rspondenc Of the RcpublicanD-The Modern Mining Company is badly shot up. drift, shaft. tunnel and slope. The property is q neritoriCus proposition, but the zig-zag lightning of disccltent has struck the corporation tinbers with approximately one million volts. N. A. Centezs. recently elected presi dent for the second time. has been charged with embczz.ement and his hearing will come up tomorrcw. He may be bound ever, but the dear pub lie wno do net care a nickel outside Of shareholders, will probably net know the truth the whole truth and nCth- ing but the truth until the district court meets five months from now. at which time the witnesses. pro and con. good and bad, scrupulous and unscru- pulous, will have evapOrated. an inside combination will have been formed new and original schemes for burying cooperation feuds will hav- been per fected. The criminal docket Cf the dis trict court will show" Dismissed on motion of plainti f''- and all will go merry as a marriage bll.
 Mezsrs. -LeFebvre and Riggs are de- veioping q gold mining proposition few miles south of Benson which prem ises to turn those gentlemen Icose CT easy street in the near future.
 A new paper will bc launched in Bis bee in q few days. If the promoters of the same meet with a measure of sue cess comm ensurate with their enter prise and financial daring. it will be pleasing thing fer our population.
 The best strike fer thc amount in vested which has been made was by Jack &cGee. in ;t silver proposition in the Orient last night. H. invested SIS and pulled out S165G n the irhnet- sinal space of two hours. Such is lucE Cn the ta5lc well as in the tunnel.
 Those who are disposed t0 discount the future cf Douglas by referring tJ the inevitable and widespread effects of the late prctracted dry term are confronted by smeiter stacks. and rie- ing mercantile palaces, and immense machine shops. tili they grew dumb f1 the contemplation of these mUt@ prophets, auguring prosperity to the coming city of southeastern Arizona Rains may be retarded. dust may hatch cut the ncicrcba ce dizccatent and the croaker may set up his dis nal refrain from the ushcring in of the dry moon to the exit thereof But facts, along with tie persuasive and Irresistible eloquence Of cold cash, as it converts the thirsty solitude of na- ture into a scene of commercial activ- ity, drives the calamity howler to his hcie. Douglas, with her sraelters. ma chine shope, yards. and a multitude of rising industries. is coming to th front like an old maid q a quitting bee. Nu- mercus valuable mining propositions have ben opened up within trading dis tance Of Douglas. and it seems destined to become one cf the leading cities. as Bisbee is one of the leading camps in all Arizona. ALEY,
Arizona republican., 1902-08-08
HOW TO KEEP COOL
i Woman's Discovery Will Bo a
 Boon to Her Stx.

Phceni-- gentleman wEo recently returned from California relates an in cident that occurred to him which may
 oe Of benefit to Phoenix women who cannot 80 to the coast, but who desire 10 avoid the effects of the excessive neat as much as possible. The gentle nan in question is an extremely nod
 ss, married man. and it was c-ly an OveI whelTriEg curiosity that helped aim into the secret about to be im- parted.
 On thc way home he occupied a seat
 toward the rear O: the coach, and q
 -a3y :. 3:c also had ticket for Phoenix
 sat opposite him and one seat ahead. -1e noticed that the further they tray e.eI the more uneasy the lady became. First she tried farming herself ViS2r- Jus-y. but finally gave that up in de pair and reSorted to her handkerchief.
 ,s.ta ', hich she necessarily nopped her .ace, removing precipitation, paint
 complexion and everything else that was ret rooted in the cUt.Cle-
 Ja2t bet0re reaching MaricoDa the iady squirn:ed around q great deal. .ou--ed out C. the corners Of her eye7 .J See il any one was watching (2nl me. WAS b',t she didn't know iO, tilc.:
 2u.!i:S off her shoes she removed haf at,ine5s. turned them inside out and
 9Gt ti,c:n oa a..2in-
 l5.- ;h.s time the modest Phoenix man
 ,.,.:' mostly eyes. G-.d what wasn't eyes
 was o,i3 :osity. He felt that he had 10 lave cn explanation O. the woman $ tond;ot. and there was no one who cCUlI aive it but the Wol2lan herself. --e = proceI.eI her. therefore. begged ger pardon and said that he seldom ;cc,- tr.e liberty Of inquirinS int other peoples business. "HOweva.. ..e con tinued, II just witnessed the lightning change act that you perI>-t!.ed, anu curiosity has prompted me to iIauire
 cha ia2con 0: it.
 The wclnan biushed a little oI dis
 covering that she h2d been watched. c4d tAen said: "YcI see l am g. 2s
 through to Phoenix. and it's very La- GcUn there. In 1act. is been -ti..g hotter every mile fer the last t2.ee kou.c, and my feet were HterGllv 5drn- :lG u9, when l daciGed that regard .s=a of ccnveHionality. I would have to turr t,>e hose on them"
Arizona republican., 1902-08-08

Ii q man is obliged to make fool of himself 1t is best he should afford cn2userlent to others while doing so--- Tie Minority.
 tmerican w.men have not awakened to the meaning of good citizenship, so they prefer chivalry to justice.-Abrcad with the Jimmies.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-08
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 $ Snow Eminent. which cured her all right. l have also used it for old sores. frost bites. and skin eruDtions. It does the work 25c. 5Uc and $i.GO bottle at Elvey & Huiett's, the Live Druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-08

Duties on articles imported into Guadaloupe are collected under sev1 eral ategorics-first, customs duty, this being the regular French tariff: aecond. petrol duties; third, quay du- ties, and, fourth. statistics duty. The octlOl duty is styled tax Ter the ben eft of the cOmmuncs
 The Glasgow corporation has decided ta carry out the extensive water scheme at Lcch Arillet, SO as to secure that 10.O0G.000 gallons of water shall be cmptied into Loch Katrine, from which Glasgow gets it's water supply. The water commissioners were empowered recently to borrow in the first instance S2,500.000 in connection with the scheme.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-08
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AMUSEMENT@ 4


After a searoa of eight weeks of hiSh c.ass standard dramas, the Curtiss Comedy company last night made aa entire change, and presented for the first time here the delightful farce com edy "A Wild Goose Chase and % well did the artists appear in this pleasing comedy that the audience fairly roared with laughter. One can hardly realize that an artist who night after nighr appears in . serious role can so cc.n- pictely assume a character in a farce comedy as to entirely conceal his own identity Such, nevertheless, is the fac. with the cast that so successfully presented "A Wild Goose Chase The audience from the very rise O. the cur tain, was aware of the fact that 1t was enjoying q performance of a very superior order and each one endeaV- cred TO be first to demonstrate the pleasure he was deriving rom the per formauce. Mir. Curtiss was never seen in such delightful role, and his part gave him the opportunity to further display his great versatility. There ap- naars to he TO limit to this clever ar lists ability to truthfully portray any Character, and he appears tC be equally at home in the ole of flashing young "a 1S or T SJtlr old farmer III tLS TOT" o' Fanny Babbs MT. Curtiss would be able to win the adnliration of any love sick swain. and the way he handled his skirts and flounces wOuld dc credit to any of the lair sex. The play as pre- sented last night could not fail to please even the most fastidious thea tergoer. It is so brim full of fun that there is no time for anything else but | lon
 tions keep the audience in constant uproar. The entire cast was all that could be desired, and MT. Hammer,
 Harry Lee, Will Atkinson. George Til ! den. Miss Dale, Grace Diamond. Odoro l Tilden and the speciality artists deserve ! the esteem of all for this splendid bill.
 keiffcr and Diamond in their new spe- cialty and the Tickets were as welcome as ever, and each won loud applause. ! Tonight the same excellent bill and dance after the performance
Arizona republican., 1902-08-08
Cancers and TumOrS Cured
 W1TRogT RS}Tr THE DR. HIBBARD

removes external growths by local med dication
 HIS method IS safe. sure and successful. Num- frOus restimoniaIs and sreciInens removed can be seen at office The doctor makes a speciality of chronic diseases end removal of .bno nal gro"ths. The knlfe IS a failure in 2 large Ter cent ol eases Dr. Hihbarfl's -1ethOi iS a sue cess. His system is rational and scientific
 Thousands die annually in the United State because physicians as a rule do not understand the disease. They tail it uncurable and if ihey do anything they resort to the knife. There is remedy, a treatment without severe measures
Arizona republican., 1902-08-08

and a methof whereby Cancer can ne cured and with little pain and con plcte safety Those who suffsr from Diseases of The Sexual and Urinary Organs from co : tracted disorders and Seminal Weak- ness should at once recognize the ser ious results of such complaints To such we offer the best, most scientific successful treatment DE. HIBBARD, Hubbard Building, 28 South Second Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona. Consul tation Free Hours 10-12-1-3-67.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-22
FINALLY
Council PaSsedthe
Payroll.
Special Meeting Held
Saturday Night.
Contractor WiIdes Paid For
Grant Street Paving.

There was meeting Of Council Sat-
urday night, which lasted just about
four minutes, yet something was ac-
compllshed at that meeting to which
two preceding meetings were but pre-
liminaries. The payroll was passed.
The meeting was special one, call
ed for that very purpose. The members
got together before o'clock. Mr.. Merz
moved that the Wildes item, for the
Grant street paving, be stricken from
the roll. This was the item which
caused the payroll to be held up before.
Mr.. Merz's motion was seconded by
Mr.. Piske. The motion lost, the pay
roll passed the third reading and the
meeting adjourned.
The Policemen and Firemen will
now get their money for Christmas,
and the crusade against the acceptance
of the Grant street paving job failed,
and is now a closed incident.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-22
TEN DOLLARS FOR
EACH TRIPLET

McKeesport, Dec. 22.-'I want Nc
Keesport to Increase and multiply"
said Mayor Robert j. Black, of Nc
Keesport, as he drew three $40 gold
pieces from the bank and sent them
TO the triplets born at Joseph Hopkins
home, 919 Enterprise alley, AS lons
as l continue in office I'll give three
$40 gold pieces TO triplets in Nc
Keesport, and IS gold pieces to twins"
In honor of the mayors gift, the
name of the boy member of the triplets
was heightened to Lawrence Blose
Robert jeremiah Hopkins-the Robert
Jeremiah" for Mayor Black. Baby
clothes and money We're received BY
the family by mail and express from
Plttsburg today.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-22
OFFICERS
Elected byNorth Spring.
field Institute.
Resolutions Commend Extension
of Rural Delivery.

The officers of North Springfield
Farmers Institute for 1923, are:
Mrs. G. e. Barnes, president B. NJ.
Boyer, vice president; o. j. Swinehart,
secretary and treasurer.
Executive committee, NJ. s. Mishler
7. G. Ewart. II. A. Peck, j. W. Frank
Solomon Yerrick.
UShers, Howard Eister, ]. NJ. Schrop,
Chas. Yerrick.
The resolutions adopted by the In,
stitute, at its meeting in the North
Springfield Presbyterian church, fol.
low:
We, the farmers OF Southeastern
Summit county and members of North
Springfield Farmers Institute, hereby
give expression to convictions in the
following resolutions:
Resolved, That we express our
thanks to the Representative in Con-
gress for this 10Th district for his eff.
forts in securing free mail delivery for
the people Of Summit county, and that
We express appreciation of the ef-
forts being made by the postal depart,
ment to extend the system throughout
the entire country.
That in the liquor traffic we recog-
nizc Il relentless foe, and we declare
our hostility to it,
That we favor the election of United
States Senator by direct vote of the
people.
That We favor the anti-shoddy bill
and ask our Representatives in Con-
gress to support it.
That we favor Postal Savings banks,
and Ask the establishment of the same
by the general government.
That we favor the strict enforcement
Of the pure food laws.
That we express our thanks to the
state Board of Agriculture for making
this institute possible; that we give this
expression of our gratitude and appre,
citation to our state lecturers, Messrs.
Brigham and Double, for their instruc-
ton and counsel; to the North Spring.
field Presbyterian society for the use
OF this church building and to the choir,
quartette, and all others who contrib,
ued by their efforts to the success of
this institute.
10. II. sCHROP.
q. \. WISE.
r. NJ. BOYER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-22
GREEN HOUSES AT 2o0
WOOSTER AVENUE. BELL
PHONE, BROWN 2721.
BLOCKADE
OF Freight In the Local Yards
Immense Traffic.

4 blockade Of freight cars threat
ened to tie up the railroad yards in thi
city Sunday. Through freight whic
has been going through here from tt
west has been so heavily loaded latel
that nothing has been moved from tld
Akron yards for two days, consequerI
~ there are about 300 cars in the yard
waiting to be moved, Sunday mornii4
there was tie-up Of trains at Man
field and Wells Fargo express ira \
on the Erie due here at 2:20 q. m. WI
seven hours late.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-22
J. R. VAUGHAN
Suggested as a Candidate For
CITY Solicitor

Another candidate has been sug-
eested for City solicitor. This man is
Attorney John r. Vaughan, among the
best known young Democrats in Ak,
ron, ana his friends declare without
condition, that his chances of winning
are bright
They point to the fact that two years
ago Mr., Vaughan made an exception.
ally good run for Justice OF the Peace,
lacking only about % votes of being
elected, In that campaign 1t was
shown that he was entirely free of fac
tional alliances, they say, and although
he worked hard to win, and came very
close to victory, he accepted his defeat
in manner so graceful that 1t added
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-22
to his popularity. There were no words

to his popularity, There We're no words
Of complaint against any one,
Mr.. Vaughan was Deputy Sheriff
during the administration Of Billy
Williams, and was appointed Justice
Of the Peace by the City Council to I'LL
the uneXplred term of Justice j. v.
tIard. This appointment lasted six
months. He was appointed again to
Ill the unexpired term of Justice Helb-
ling, but declined to accept.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-22
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Holly threatens to become extinct.
y =;
Oh, for some of that beautiful snow!
Looks woefully like a green Christ
mas.
Holly and mud, however, don't har-
monize.
Sufficient unto the day is the new
candidate thereof.
Another murder added to the long
list caused by drink.
x %+%
Good many pocketbooks reduced in
weight Saturday night
x = y
Every now and then, however, n
gambling house is called"
%%%
How many will overlook the true
significance of Christmas Day2
X X
The baseball classes in the Kent
public schools are as well attended
as ever.
It would not be surprising If some
progressive citizen were to discover
n Crocus. aI''
0, 1893
Again It is pat to say that the man
who strikes q woman gets no mercy
from Mayor Doyle.
1t may be said upon reliable au-
thority that the Man Of the Hour
will not run this spring upon the plat
form of clean streets.
4 y y
Uncle Foxy is now about to enjoy
"a much needed rest" from politics.
Sheriff Kelly cannot be blamed for
his not getting It sooner.
y y X
IL. j. Becry, travelling soap agent,
arrested here, was taken to Kent,
where he had done business. SO, they
do use soap in Kent, then, after all.
X y =
Where formerly families gathered
about the blaze of great Yule log
to celebrate Christmas, gas stove
or CRATE now answers the purpose.
X x
1t has been figured by some that
cIgarets will become extinct by the
end of the next 10 years. And those
who smoke them may also be extinct
by that time,
y "
II is suggested that tae new munich
pal buildings he built In sections, or he
portable, like the voting booths, Then,
If they prove unsatisfactory, they can
be removed and other schemes given
a trial.
If 1t were not that Barberton mud ia
So distinctly deep and has qualities
all its own, it might be suggested
that some of Akrons thoroughfares
are now as bad MS those of the Magic
Village.
X \ -
The wages of sin is death, we're
told. And one would imagine from
the amount Of sin that the compcn-
sation is satisfactory. Guesome con.
clusion, perhaps, but what other can
be taken from facts2
X y X
Youngstown expects to have a popu.
lation of 100000 by the next federal
census; as an eXpector and anticipator
Youngstown is all right but she's
short In realization. so long as Ak,
ron's bank clearings beat those OF
Youngstown by several hundred
thousand dollars each week she may
have a population Of 100000.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-22

titled "The Menace TO Economic In.
dependence" This article says: at
seems certain that before long IL will
he impossible for any man on his own
account to engage in even so simple
a business as selling smoking tobacco
and cigars, retailing cut flowers, sell
ing newspapers, or even peanuts and
bananas on the street corner. Every
man who is not multi-millionairc
will be a mlllionaire's man, dependent
upon the good will of superior for
his daily bread. Could there he more
melancholy outcome of our great
American attempt 70 build up a
civilization in which every man might
he independent and sef-respecting?"
The editor then goes on to point out
some more particular evils likely TO
result from such a system, and among
others the abject spirit Of scrvility
already observable from remorseless
gradation of superior and subordinate,
not according to relative merit, but
along the line which marks being In
side or outside the trust
As one of the necessary sequences
Of this state of things the editor con-
cclves an acute form of uniOnism in
It's most Objectionable methods, in the
future, among n class compared with
whom an organized hod.carrIer will
be comparative nobeman. lie says:
I'VE shall see innumerable unions
within the salaricd class, each strivingto
bar out competition to maintain a
rigorous monopoly of the job"
The effect Of the system upon the
consuming and purchasing public can
he Judged by few words from the
current number Of The Book and
News Dealer" the accredited organ of
the booksellers trust. II says; Price
Cutters to be Put out of the Business
Permanently.
1T Is said to be the purpose of the
managers of the Publishers AssoCia.
tlon permanently to stop the supply
of books to all dealers who pcrsistcntIy
cut prices hereafter. Accordingly il
you promptly report your local com
petitor for price cutting he will as
promptly restore the price of net
books, or he will be permanently
eliminated from the book business"
And then follows a list OF dealers
whose Supplies Have been stopped"
including reputable firm in Cleve.
land.
4 Turkish Bashuw never sent man
to hc bastinadoed with more brutal
and lnwless edict. And this in re-
gard to books, which Edmund Burke
called "the cheap defence of nations"
An officer of that association was
among the guests at the Cleveland
dinner. 1t is to be presumed that he
appauded Mr. Mllburn.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-22

Lace curtains. blankets, quilts and
comforters washed carefully.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-22

"When Weary OF Life and all it's
scenes" there is every chance that you
need a digestive tonic There's nothing
that Will put blue glasses before a
mans eyes quicker than indigestion
Take WaltherA' Peptonized Port-ono
OF the good digestive tonics, Simply
port wine and pepsln, both OF which
your physician will tell you are invalu-
able to the digestion.
Patent medicines OF unknown formu-
Ia are dangerous TO experiment with.
Walther's Peptonl2cd Port will do
the work II anything win,
You can get Il OF your druggist
Small size, 80 cents, large size, 81.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-22
WORKING WOMEN.
Wages Paid Them According to
Commissioner Ratchford.

Columbus, Dee. 22.--state Labor
Commissioner Ratchford has com,
pletcd the footing of the figures for his
report on working women inter,
viewed by his special agents. 1t shows
that the 1895 working women inter.
Viewed received an average OF S404
per week in wages.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-22
PANCAKES
We're Dosed With Rough on
Rats.

Bennington, vt, Dec. 22.-In the
county court yesterday, Joseph Mears
was tried on two charges, one of Od.
trough on rats" in pan
cakes, the other of mixing corrosive
subimOtc in n bottle Of whisky, to
murder Philander Moffnt, of Sandgatc,
who became seriously i'll from both
attempts.
It was claimed by the state that
Mcars was In love with Mo(fats wife,
a woman twice his age. The jury after
several hours deliberation returned a
verdict Of guilty on the second count
The time to buy furs Is now. We will
save you money. BYRlDER BROS.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-12-22
HEAVY WAGON
Passed Over an Akron Team.
Ster's Body

Albert Grille, a teamster employed by
F. Dunn & Son, was injured at
Brewstcrs coal yards Monday morn.
Ing. Mr.. Grille In some way fell be-
meath the horses, frightening them and
causing them to draw the wagon for
ward over him. Parks ambulance re-
moved him TO the hospital, His I'm.
juries are not thought to be serious.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-08-12
La fiesta de CatalO.
Termin6 antier,
Tsrnino Antier Ia de sqpel pobla

Tsrnino Antier 10 de squel pobla
DO, COMO teniAmos anunciado.
A pasar de hAberse EreseItAdo
el diA un tanto chpbascoso, So noto
muchG concurrencia de ests capital
y Bayamon.
La procession Is im&Sen del
Carmen estnvo brill@ntf. nA, Rlte
In Cual SO veian dos hileras de- nirks
todAs vestidac de blancc con uoronas
de AzAhares y que pareciAn un verda
derC cCro de angeles.
SsguidAmente Ia im&gen y un
Eequito de n as de dos'mil perso
MS, con Ell mayor orden y mejor
composturS.
e Bise ball. & Ia altura que 10
saben poner los contendientes, hubo
10 lucha, muy renida por cierto, en
ire los Clubs Habana y Caribe, lie
vEndose In victoria Ell primero.
Los fuegos que SO quemAron por
IL noche, resultaron bsstante buencs
hAbiendo gustAdo mucho un media
lion con luces multicolores en-
su centro Sc destAcAbA una efigie de
lR Virgen del Carmen. Sc elevAron
AJgunos globoe, de varias formas y
dimenSiones.
Despues de terminAdo tcdo se
bAilAron unAs cuantas dAnzAs en- Ia
casa hAbitacion de Don CAmilo G. on
EAle2 donde fueron ohsequiadcs ga
lAntemente por ell eef1or G Jnzalez to
dos los concurrentes que sAlieron al
tAmente complacidos.