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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-15
CUT GLASS FOR THANKSGIVING


Bright sparkling, new, rich cut glass, the
best assortment yet.
Water bottles, celery trays, plates, bowls, all
new shapes and new cuttings.
Smaller pieces, such as handled olive trays
jelly trays, oil bottles ETC., the variety is good
the values excellent
One Cut GLASS Bargain:
Heavy deep cut, large bowls excellent 2 M
pattern 4.5O value, for this sale O.OO
ANOTHER:
Olive dishes, 1.50 ones, each LOO
AND ANOTHER:
Cut flute tumblers, regular so glasses, ! 90
set of for sOO
Some very handsome water tumb- 10 OO
lers, at per dozen, AO.OO
Fine crystal sherbet cups cut star 4 d
dozen, 6sAO
ODD THANKSGIVING CHINA
Great big Doulton blue turkey pIatters in 4 OO
sizes. 100 and WV
Plates match, per Dozen $50.
three sizes, - ~p 49,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

The following incident will 20 to show how . small investment yielded . handsome profit. both in the amount of dividends received snd the sdvauce in value Of the stock purchased. MT JW Gswlev, of Philsdelnhis, two years and . half ago, bought s2, 800 worth of Gold Coin stock, which after yielding {, 800 in dividends, was sold by him for sso, 900 cash. Yet if he held on instead of selling be would have secured s2,5OO mors in dividends and could now sell his stock for ;$550 a share, or s2sO. 900; .s the result of hie $3,s00 investment, less than three ye.re sgn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

Nathan Oakes Murphy descended from the gub-rnstorisl chair this morning and Colonel Alexander O.
 Brofie succeeded to the vacancy. The PROTECTOR sslutss Governor Br dis. snd trusts that bis administration of affairs will rebound to the wel'-r- o' the public and reflect credit upon aur chief executive. The public has eI' phoit confidence in Governor Brofie, and this paper believes that he wIlI maintain his inte. ri.y in public a. scrupulously as he did in private life.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

All Arizona po-tofiices will be transferred from the Western divi-ion to the Rocky Mountain divi-ion, vitn headquarters at Denver. Di-n coll, who for some time has been postofhce inspector for Arizons, wi b headquarters at Prescott, has been ordered to report at San Francisco for duty; so Arizons will have 6 new inspector.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

Martin Costello and family left thi- morning for Los Angeles. MT Co tellO recently purchased c handsome reei- dence in Los Angeles and will make it the eummer home Of the family Mir. Costello accompanied his Ia nily 10 Los Angeles sud after seeing them installed in their new home 10 spend the hest-d term, he will return here to look after some business matter- which will require his personal sttsu- ion.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

The Tucumcsri Pathfinder has spoiled a sensational murder story IL says: Several daily papers are having extensive pipe dreams about killing sorspes in the vicinity of Tue umcari. There is no truth whatever iu the story of five COW puncn-fs being killed thirtv-fve miles esss of here. There are no noun sins thirty Rye miles east of bere."
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

Tomb.tone va. visited ny 6 refresh ing rain about 2 o'clock this morning and wss the first rain Of the season It is .beeinning to inok ss fl regular showers will now follow ss rsio clouds gre putting in sheir appearance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

By ~u aEIaug-menI a Gum sr oi D work oD the Ja:tr,l !1cI6c, tha, being psrt of ibs Southern Pacific system. The W K is iu the Dsture of reconstruction and ,h,.sa IT. jisns sent and ot :ers 70 follow will have employment for lengthy r, riod |, possibly two yesrs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

The fire which destroyed the big stsbles and msny hundred tons of stacked hay at Ft Huschucs was seen from Tombstone. The blsse from the fire lit up the entire surroundings at night and was plainly visible from this dist 4nce. The origin o' the fire is not known and the extent of the loss has not yet been ssoer,sinet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06
The Huachuca water company haI

The Huachucs water company has ranged with Mr W. K. York, of Tombstone to take charge o' their springs in the Huschucs mountains, and he left today tn enter upon his new duties. Mir. E. H. s,orrs, who has faithfully cared for this property far several yesrs has recently built s residence in Miller canon, to which he has removed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

J s Merrill was up from St David today. He reports one of the hesv- feet rains for years at St David las, night and the ranchers are corres.. happy.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

Dr. Schnle, oy snalysis of tbe stomach, reaches the conclusion that sleep alter meals ''decresses the mo bility of the stomach aud increases the soidity Of its contents, and hence fs not advisable"
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06
SOME JUDICI0US
 INVESTMENTS
Prosperity of the Mining In .
 dustrv
MINING ON A SAFE BASIS

The unparalleled prosperity of the mining industry at the present time is attracting widespread attention. People are beginning to realize ths, fortunes and competency can be sc- quired by investing in mining prop. critics and mining stocks; iu fact. the number who are realizing His and profting by i, is daily increasing sys the Blue Monntsin American They ere beginning to learn tbs, there is sn elemest Of hazard in every bus,- mess venture. but not az gr g. rick in mining as has been imseined in the rast. ontinued successes have tsugi [ them thst mining is c business; that improved machinery, scientific knowl edge and bu-ipe-s management place mining on as cafe bs-is ss the ordi. nssy bu-iness enterprise. Also that thoussnds of people are acquiring wealth by iudicious investments in mio,ng stock. sbe result of their co- operation io tte developmensof msri- sorioss properties Of ably conducted, lsSttinsts mining enterprises.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

Iii is reported that BlfTslo Bill'e Wild Wes, show is h sdeJ for Ar zons. We have plenty Of material here for e wild west performance, but would like to see Willie Buffalo and his az gregs,ion of COW punohers just the same.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

The Misses Edith and Ethel Rob- srtsop r~turned yesterday from their outing in the Chiricshua mouotsins, having spent . delightful time s1d enjoy ed the mountsin air and scenery of tbst famous range during 6 several weeks stay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

One Ksnsss City firm nov hes buy srs ct Phoenix who are offering top prices for all the borses they cso get. Tbese horace, mostly msres are being shipped to Kansss snd Missouri where they'll be placed on the isrms snd vorksi.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

HC Richmond wss Tombstone visitor today from the valley. The rain indications make all the cattle men feel good and and the outlook for . good sesson is favorable.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

John Misuo. con of J B Miano returned Saturday afternoon from
 San Jose, Cal. bsyins completed the present term Of his collegiate studiee sod will spend bis vacation with bis parents and Tombstone friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

The family Of Supervisor Thos R York left this morning for California. They will spend the summer where he sea breeses blow. Mir York accom- psined his family ss far as Benson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06
From Wednesdays Daily.

Perntp hytha tim ,tie soV'' m-n .O,es man, thpI-sais of dui fores. fires, vie Wsshin gtou off 'isl vii. consent to ,he expeuditurs a' < few hundreds m order 10 :urni n re serve protection.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

Saloons in Msrioops county on the north side oi the Sslt river have been shut out A local option election held last week resulted in . defeat for the saloons. The majority in favor of local option was decided.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

Alfred Psnl and bride, nee Mis. Mabel Swsin, returned todsy from their California honeymoon trip, and after & br;e' visit here will go to Dou-, elas where they will make their future home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

The board of supervisors are brsy selecting election officers for the com iug regular election in November. The law sets the time for the appointments to be made by the board ct the July meeting.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

The work Of s'ringing the wires on the telephone poles is iu progress and within few weeks phone connection. will have been made and all placed on spesking terms with each other.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

Mi.s Lillian Bachelder has returned from her Csli'nruis visit after plea ant stay in Los Angeles of sev" er.l weeks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

Six carloads of cattle ware shipped out of Phoenix June 20 over tn" V. & ?. Tor L"s Angeler. There are sew er.l other cars about ready tp re sent out a-coriinc ,o he Democrat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

H Clay Herrick. the hu.tling youn z real estate man of Douelsss was a Tombstone vi.i.or today. Mir Her rick is . Douglas enthusiast and bs. handled many real estate sales ct the border city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

Scot, White |. iu San Francisco He was h attendance at the Shriners' meet and is still c visitor st the metropolis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

A Chicago man is lying hopele-sly Ill with erysipelss caught from hand ling money. Ye, Ieople will continue this dangerous practice.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

CL Douglas the wellknown oou'. tractor Is in Phenix arranging !or cattle to furni.h on his beef contract si Ft Husohuca.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

Geo Rsferty and vie are at Los Angeles and also enjoying the ses breezes at Santa Monica during the warm dave.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

Several 6rnn ners were incoming passengers ,Cdsy. The knights oi the grip all have Tonb..one on their visiting list.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

No western mail today. The season i nearly en W en the non'' arrival O mail or train will not be of unusual occurrence.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

The biggest Fourth Of July cAle"' brstion in Arzona will be held st Bisbee and it will be 6 hummer. There will be 6 large attendance.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

W King and family left this morning for Long Beach and Cslifor. nis p0ints 10 spend the summer months.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

It i. ssid that wLt.r 2 sn scarce ID Phoeuix that th- inhshltsnts 'aRe their whi.ky straight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

Don't forget the Fourth of July a.nce of Engine Go. No. .t lining Exchange h-n "n Friday ereni7c.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

Editor Birdnn, Of the Graham County Guardian published at S.f- ford, is recovering from . o.se of smallpox.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

A fortune teller prophesied thst the present king ot Eogland would never be crowned. I, loote shat way now.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06
From Tuesday's Daily.

Five gsl!Ous of m'lk a. r,. a [ Ihsts Hhst . bsby in Philade lphia dink'-4n elephant baby.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

The only bu-ine-s we kro~ O. that can make money without s'vertisioR i. the Vpited S'steS min,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06
To aOs,sus. Coehise County. Arirona.
yrom Mondays DIiiV.

The State o. ArIo1a will he one O the bas, ,commonwes'ths in tn" Union.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06

Next var will be q lively one in political circles in the stat oi AtiI ns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-07-06
To Cure a Cold fin One Day.

Take Laxative BroEo-Qunine Tab lets. All druggists refund lEe money if il fails to cure. w Groves sig ature is on each box. 73-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-16
INrIA,s GREAT VALUE.

The budget for India, which recently presented
to the house commons b. Lord George Hamilton the
secretary for India shows that during the last three
years there surplus of income expenditures
Of $4S5o90o0 that time there were spent $1,000 600
railways $4,000 0G0 irrigation, and s39000O0O or
famine relief. while $19,OO00oO laid aside from
profits from the minis form gold reserve. All the
sources Of income except opium. showed steady i'm
provement and the Increase of revenue was particularly
noticeable in customs which includes the drink
ard railways CT which under government
ership There are now 25S0O miles Of railway open in
India with a capital~of 100000 The government
is annually taking money from railway open
productive lines, and by terminal annuities and
sinking fund it viii acquire all except one, Of the old
guaranteed lines These represent from s400OO0O0j to
S5000009oO and viii belong to the government in fifty
The black spot il the countrys progress though
the Indian secretary did not mention that in the
crease in the drink habit II is stated that within the
past few years the consumption CT liquor has increased
125 though the population has increased by only
17h per cent. An effort is TO be made in parliament to
allow local option in India the belief being the
ter class Mohamnedans and Indus viii support any
effort made to prevent the spread Of alcoholism But
the sale Of LIQUOR in India is government monopoly,
and is is doubtful that the powers that in parliament
will permit the passage Of any that viii dimin
ish profits in that direction.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-16

forerunner Of revision general ard even handed that
justice IS done finally this Of Kansas The
long day Of rank discrimination has reached sunset
has been profitable the great companies whose de
velopment has been coincidental with the growth Of
this section. It has been represzive Southern Kan
sas. The railroads having established themselves on
of tariff equity Kansas is concerned the
benefits can be mutual in the day predicted
at hand, controversies before commissions efforts
corrective legislation the other ferns of defense
so annoying to railroads VIII cease.
These measures were not desired by the community;
they were protective measures The railroads have dem
onsrated that the sacred classification is not nvolable;
that just change fair reduction in its quotation is
ruinous railroad The first step has been
taken. It is in the right direction Will the railroads
follow it up?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-16
seDewcK coUNrus INSTRUCTIONS.

The Topeka Herald it appears has finally got the
senatorial Ieanngs of the Eagle. This is momentous
no doubt If our valued contemporary knew much
about political affairs of the large it pre-
tends to the situation in sedgwick county
that paper would be valuable political encyclopedia
says that Sedgwick county instructed all three OF its
members for Stanley for the United States senate This
IS not true as the esteemed viii learn later on The
two members from the city were 50 instructed which
was the decen thing But one OF these in his response
to his nomination instructions declared to the convention
that while he would be proud to cast his vote for fellow
townsman for United States senator he had hest
fancy declaring that his second choice for Chester
Long The last end Of said response was greeted with
vehement cheering by the delegates who had just
nominated him The friends of M Long as was the
Eagle were unaeraby opposed to permitting an issue
Of choice between Stanley and Long in this Stanleys
own county. Such course would have been unusual
and unseemly The Republicans of sedgwick county are
saunch partsan but they have regard the propre
ties Further Mr. Long himself would have never con
scented to any attempt beat the governor out of his
home delegation
The esteemed in another connection declares that the
Eagle is fair in representing that Curtis is not
friend Of Roosevelt The Eagle has no desire to msrep-
resent Topekas little tin god We did assert however
that the president knows Who his friends and that
Charley Curtis persisteny cast his against Roose-
vets Cuban reciprocity policy during its tendency in
the Republican caucus of the house The Eagle does not
deny Mr. Curtis such right But all the same. in this
he was not representing the convictions nor desires Of
the Republicans Of Kansas who were and are and by an
Overwhelming majority. with President Roosevelt II
this be either sloppy tax pigeon English make
the most Of it
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-16
TIE RAILROADS CAN % II.

The railroads have extended to all towns in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of Wichita the commodity rate on sugar
which is 20 cents hundred less than car load lots
This rate vas put in for Wichita and common points
several years ago It was put in voluntarily It has
new been extended to Kingman Anthony end Harper.
and intermediate points The original rate to wichita
and common points evidently renuneratve end sat
sfactory to the railroads they would not have ex-
tended it. Sugar IS rated fourth class in less than
car load lots by both official sra western classification
which covers almost the entire United stases and Can
ada The fourth class rate from the Missouri river to
Wichita is Il cents and the rate made for this CON
modify is less than half the GLASS rate to which it be
kngs There are other articles in that class which
should be given reduction similar to thst on sugar such
as coffee. canned goods syrup. soap Hour buckvheat
-four rice hominy. rolled oats iron articles ard soda
Sugar having been reduced one half there IS no reason
why articles in the other classes shouldn't undergo e
similar reduction. which would make on first class IS
cents, second % cents third p cents. fourth 2ols
cents. and nth. IS cents
There no reason on earth why the reduction should
rot be general one The admission on sugar is held
by those who watch the tariff Sheets to be the certain
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-16
ns; ..~,.eE.E'.' 2 aair
N. N. MURDOCH, Editor.
- MONACO pocTRlNE,s LICK EYE.

TIE MONROE DOCTRINES BLACk EYE
The Kansas city Journal is inclined to coincide
with the Eagles estimate Of the real intent Of the Mon
roe Doctrine The Journal does not believe that the
Monroe Doctrine has been ignored in what England and
Germany are doing in South America If the Journals
conclusion is the automatically correct one then de
Tense Of the Monroe Doctrine viii never cause Uncle
sam either anxiety or money As the Eagle understands
the Monroe Doctrine it does assume protectorate
or the like for or over South America but That it was
primarily adopted or enurcated for the express purpose
Of dscouragng and prohibiting any exploiting OF that
continent or its states by European monarchies and
upon the proposition that monarchcal interests in Amer
can soil would prove irmica the future expansion OF
commercial interests Of the United States and farther
discourage republican ferns Of government Under the
Monroe Doctrine or in harmony with its spirit England
and Germany instead Of sending ships to Venezuela
and sinking its feet and bombarding its forts, should
have through the diplomatic channel said in effect to
the government at Washington we claim that Vene-
zueIa owes US money Not desiring to interfere with
Uncle Sans prerogatves as the guardian and friend OF
all the American republics ask you to examine our
claims and if found just notify Venezuela
that she must whack up otherwise ask the priv
lege Of compelling her to Hqudate." That Venezuela
would nave promptly arranged lOI tAe ASetH5 u any
Just obligation there is no doubt without England
or Germany and in the absence Of that naval demonstra
ton and the destruction property far valuable
than the total sum Of the claimed Indebtedness.
We note that the Journal asserts to the intent
Of the Monroe Doctrine We cant agree to its estimate
It either amounts assumed championship of popu
lar government for the spanist-American peoples Of
South America pledge against monarchicaI encroach
ments by Europe is but hot air The fact remains
that European bateships have been turning their
loose in American and without consent far
as for anything appearing to the contrary With ike
right and consistency they turn these same guns
upon any other of the South American republics for
that matter against the republic Of Cuba
The Eagle probably does not appreciate the spirit OF
ccmmercialism which sways the average fnhabtant Of
valley but it confesses that the reverbera
tons from these monarchica guns Jared its in
painful way
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-16
THE IDlosYNcRAclss OF KANSAS EDITORS.

There certain points at which, il you touch
he flies all to pieces. Newspapers are the same way.
Every Kansas newspaper IS touchy some thing and
when mention that paper goes to wreck Take the
Leavenworth Times. for instance. Say a good word
about Curtis and then the Times will make the
Missouri bottoms ring though menagerie had broken
Loose The Topeka Herad's sore spot is Cy. Leland.
Whenever the Herald sees good word about Cy Leland
General Hudson call out the militia The raw
place the Wichita Eagle woman suffrage and the
fire flashes from the carmine locks Of Colonel Murdoch
like sparks from a freight engine up grade when
favorable mention is made Of the theory Beu Murdoch
is dafy grease lie wants law passed making it a
penentiary offense for any to decline the bacon
when it is passed Billy Morgan throws fit whenever
any intimates that Chester Longs wings not
already long Bill White has hysteria if he thinks
any doubts his nfalbiiity political prognost
The Topeka Capital grabs dictionary ana begins
to study UP words fire any and every enc who
dares to intimate that the capital is the whole thing
The Atchson Globe has several fads but its most tender
spots wireless telegraphy and hypnotism The
Ottawa Herald comes nearer being free from this fault
IL be fault than any other paper the There
is just thing that viii make Henry Allen hot and
that is to call him Gathering oodler"-Lawrence
Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-16

IRON the Fhisoeirnia Pressl
He sole q kiss e quick tras done
She 1i1 cot know vhst - vas al:
TEe -evsr stole another ore
she gave them g him after that
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-16

A farmers paper says: Past expert
cree avaiIs comparatively little when
farmers move on lines Of longitude; that
IS, from north TO south; and hence the
thing for the newcomer to do IN a
country two or three hundred miles north
or as far south IS TO carefully study the
vogue among farmers in that locality.
They may not be the best. They may
be capable of very great Improvement in
time. but it IS safe 10 assume that farm
ers have accumulated store OF expert
cree it is far better for the new beginner
to learn by word of mouth than by ac-
curing experience for himself, which is
often very costly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-16
souNn ANp pHuosoPalc ADVICE.

In speaking Of the prosperity Of William J. Bryan the
Atchson Globe says: The people have paid Bryan high
prices for his speeches but he has done them good
Every theory he advocated wrong. The people
are poorer because of Bryans making speeches to them
Every dollar Bryan has wTng from the people under
false pretenses Every who neglected his work to
hear Bryan speak has been robbed well deceived
for Bryans remedies for poverty viii not work He is
rich and the people are poorer because he
born into the world. Every man must solves the
problems Of life for himself And the worst of time
is to listen TO demagogues speak The next waste
Of time is TO take demagogue's paper. Instead Of
listening eloquent but snseess speeches and reading
fiery that tell CT get out and hustle.
Don't be worked by smooth talker writer don't let
another man make money out Of your ignorance"