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The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-18
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Topics That Will Amuse and Instruct Junior Members q
the iousehoId.

mt 1t seem surprising that a rooster
should have such an imagination?
The rooster was awakened by strok-
ing the feathers on the top of his head
backward and then giving him a slight
Jolt ard setting him upon Is feet.
II Is curious that the more he vas
mesmerized the easier it became and
the more things he would do. And II
did not hurt him in the least. lie grew
so large and handsome that he wa
finally sold for a fancy price Quincy
Optic.
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How Japanese Measure Distance.

The ri and the cho are the Japanese
measures of distance. The ri is equal
to about two and a halt English miles.
and II takes thirty-siN rhos To make
II ri. Fifteen chos are a little more
than one mile, One ri equals 1928
kllometers, and IL is believed that dec,
imal system will soon be adopted. On
country roads Jinriksha fares are reg
ulated by distance, from s TO II sen u
ri being charged, according to the
character of the road, but on all the
usual routes, to and from country sta
lions, the exact tariff is known.
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world leader of the anarchists of
America and Europe. For the last
thirty years he has been concerned in
the risinrs IN Spain and Italy and was
active in the Barcelona bread riots.
the trouble in Milan, and the peasant
revolt in Sicily. He has been expelled
from every country in Europe except
England, and when he left Now York
he went 10 London.
The Italian police regard him as the
brain of the anarchist movement and
declare that he has been at the bottom
of every anarchist ploJ for thirty
years past.
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silk gauzes are the finest. They are In
white, with waved line design in white
silk embroidery, or they have the effect
of embroidery. Again they are pat
termed with varied sizes of polka dots.
some as large as a Decent piece and
giving a most striking effect. Broche
foulards are also used for evening
wear, especially the light designs and
grounds. These silks show wav-
ed designs in irregular shapes all
in one color, with the plain part. and
over this the pattern Is thrown. The
result is a MORE appearance at first
glance and Is very charming. MORE
and louisine silks in all the delicate
tints are used for evening and are
made up plainly or deliberately, as one
chooses. White and corn colored MORE
silks arc much liked. A new sheer
silk In crepe nubienne. which has a
crepe look II silk finish. 1t m in
all the delicate tints and will be much
used for evening. A model gown OF
1T in white appears besides the initial.
White lace insertion, pale blue chiffon
and black velvet trimmed 1t.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-18
Work Of Railways.

To-day towns do not grow merely
because ~ their location, and this
factor OF location will become less
aud less important Us the years go by
Chicago is situated upon the most i'm
possible and unlovely OF all places OF
human habitation. She Is simply u
city OF transportation, and is no bet
ter than her rails and boats, though
by her rails and boats she lives IN
every western state and territory.
The same H. true OF st. Louis and the
vast southwest. One railroad recently
planned for western extension, and
laid out along It's lines the sites OF
thirty-eight new towns, each of
which was located and named before
the question of inhabitants for the
towns was ever taken mp. Another
railway in the southwest has name
fifty cities that are yet to build. and
still others have scores of communi-
ties which In time are to be the bat
tlegrounds Of human lives. the stages
Of the human tragedy or comedy. The
railways have not only reached but
created provinces: they have not only
nourished but conceived communities
The Century.
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ITALIAN ANARCHIST IMPRISONED

Enrico Mnlatcstn Condemned for APP
plauding Murder az President Mckinicy
Enrico Malatesta, the italian an
archiSt, was sentenced by Il court Of
just at Rome. Italy to five months
imprisonment for contumacy on ac-
count Of certain articles %appiauding
the murder of President Mckinley,
which were written for and published
in m anarchist newspaper. Malates-
ta's friend, Sottovia, arrested on the
same charge, was algo sentenced 10
five months Imprisonment.
MalatCsta IL credited with being the
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Good style of Trim ming.

The present style of embrOidering
rich materials with hand work Of silk,
gold. silver, steel or mother-of-pearl
beads, bugles or pallettes seems es-
pecially designed for satin. for the pat
terms show to such wonderful advan-
tage and both gown and trimming arc
improved n hundredfold.
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Effective Trim ming.

A very effective trimming for light
weight flannel biouses is a band Of
embroidered linen. which has replaced
the coarse lace or taffeta bands 50 long
popular. Pretty striped wash fiannels
are made in shirt waists, trimmed with
a few tucks or left plain. The latest
like the waist worn several sea-
sons ago.
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100 pounds. Us much as the average
adult woman
Her cousin, Marissa Juhasz. though
two years her senior, weighs ten
pounds less. What is most remark
able about the pair is that their pa
rents are sturdy Magyar farmers Of
ordinary height and avoirdupois.
The two fat Hungarian girls have
been pronounced TO be perfectly
healthy by the professors of the state
medical college at B~uda-Pesth. Though
they have had catering offers from
museum managers, their parents. who
are far from wealthy. have thus far
refused to allow them to be taken
abroad. They have beeen on exhibit
ton only in the Hungarian capital.
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Olive on In Russia.

The cheapest grades of Spanish olive
oil goes largely To Russia, where the
demand Tor 1t is created by the re-
ligion of the country, which requires
that olive oil shall be burned in the
lamps used for illuminating the i'm
ages of saints in nearly every Russian
house.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-18
FATTEsT CHILDREN IN THE WORLD
Daughters OF Hungarian Peasants calm
That tniaus Distinction.

The two latest and biggest children
in the world live neal Buda-Pesth,
Hungary. They are respectively Z and
. years old. Therese Santo. the young
or. Is the daughter of Hungarian peas.
ants of the village of Macy koros.
Ii IL claimed for Thcrese that no
child of her age in the history Of the
infantile world ever weighed as much
as she does. She tips the scale a,
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-18
Growth o., Dartmouth Con.y..

DR.. William J. Tucker is about fin
ishiDg the first decade of his presi-
dency OF Dartmouth college. When he
took charge there were ass students
and ut present the number is over
l,400. Over $500, 600 has been re-
ceived in endowments.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-18
Abner MoKIniey,s Philanthropy.

Abnor Mckinley, brother of the late
president, has brought to New York
from Tampa, Fla, a negro boy to
whom he has taken a fancy, He will
educate the lad and give him every
opportunity to demonstrate what one
of his race may arise to under The
most favorable circumstances.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-18
German Women study M~ediciue.

DR.. lrma K%lausner and Miss Elsa Won
der Leyen. who were the first women
to take their degree and pass the Ger
man state medical examination, have
now settled at Berlin, where they in
tend to practice. Now that this Is al
lowed In Germany many women are
docking to Berlin to study medicine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-18

Col. Roosevelt. when the present chic,
executive was in command Of the
Rough Riders during the Spanish
American war. The sword * said to
be even more elaborate than that
given Admiral Dewey.
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SomethInp Now In HIouses.

New and odd waist of lowered taft
feta.-The yoke is made OF white tat
feta striped with narrow blue and yell
low velvet ribbons, and the edges are
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-18
Home and Fashions
Advice and Hints on Both Subjects That May BE Found Of Value.
RoIero snlts In Farnr.

MESS a quick
shift Is made soon
bolero suits will be
as numerous In the
spring as they have
been recently. They
are present In i'm
pressive numbers
among Spite x
street models, In
checked tweeds.
striped h
cloths and smooth
ly finished mater
ials. Tucking and
stitchin.
largely into many
of them and stitch
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-18
Spring Evening Gowns.

HIFFONS and or
candies appca
among the goods
set ont for new
spring evening
gowns. but cut
small figure, al
though their col
ors are Of the new
est and most styl-
ish. Other sheer
fabrics lead them
easily for these
dresses. though
they are well In
list of a~cceptables.
or all the array
.l Nnu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-04-18

Man Is known by the company he
Keeps n woman is known by her
husbands folks. "'
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4 BEFORE THE
\ PUBLIC EYE
SWORD FOR BRAVE ROUGH RIDER

President Roosevelt Presents Emblem
to Major jenkins at Charleston.
During President Roosevclt's visit to
Charleston he presented a sword to
Major Jenkins, the Rough Rider, who
vas recommended for gallantry by
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-01-27

destruction, the gift was conside ed
significant Of enmity and war, Jut
happily this Interpretation VIII not be
held by Mr. Roos welt, who will see
in his new gun only a brotho tly recog-
niion of his rowess amorg tho ducks
and grizzlies. We shall neither ask
nor expect that any Of Prince Henry's
interesting mementoes shall be left
in Chicago. His visit here is purely
one Of business, and we shan be en-
tirely satisfied If he gives us a sub
stantial meat oder, with friendly as
surance OF a COOL word when he goes
home. Our relations with the prince
are wholly commercial and must be
maintained on a business basis
Record Herald.
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How,s ThIs7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Props.
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned. have known F. j.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable I'm al business
transactions aud financially able TO carry
out any obligations made by thsir fir'n
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. o.
WAIDTNG, KINNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Internal
ly. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Price
&c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Testimonials free.
Halls Family pills are the best
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MONDAY. JANUARY a. i9O2-
rHs .kAT, KNOCKS.

The time and tide proposition with
Guthrie is on good and strong. Il re-
mains for the people Of Guthrie to say
whether the flood shall lead on to
fortune
The Choctaw railroad was no soon
er secured to tle Cap a; City than
the Fort smith and Western road
asked that the people Of Guthrie con
slider It's proposition for building into
the city The proposition was CON
srdered and accepted
A third of the For, Smith money
has been raised The people shall
now say by heir subscriptions
whether they want the outlet to the
Gulf.
Today comes more good news.
The Missouri, Kansas q Texas
railway, hearing Of the zest with which
other roads are eldoavoring TO break
into Guthrie and appreciating The con
fdence Of Guthrie people in their
town have accepted the Guthrie clubs
proposition to build into Guthrie.
If this intelligence does not Gauge
the blood Of the average Guthrie man
TO tingle, nothing can.
Guthrle'a upward bounG Is already
creating widespread talk. Travelling
men are lively town barometers and
tine things they are saying ought to
cause Guthrie people to feel good
clean to The bone"
Guthrie now has new reputation
to sustain
In their choctaw victory the peo-
pie proved conclusively that they are
alive to the urgent needs of the
town They must not falter now on
the Fort Smith and Western and the
M, X. & r. propositions The money
asked must oe subscribed.
With all these roads Guthrie viii
be a city Of 10000 in Eve years.
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Live stock Convention.

One fare rate made by all rail.
roads for round trip to Wichita, Kan
sas and return on the dates of the
Eighth Annual convention OF the Ok
lahoma Live Stock association, Feb
IL, IL and 10, next, is effective on the
10th and 11th going, limited to return
on the 18th. A splendid programme
has been prepared and Wichita will
entertain royalty all who may come.
Among the features of special inter
est are special sales of registered cat
tie and horses, the regular convention
programme, roping and riding con
tests for purses, open packing houses
and stock yards to all visitors and the
annual Cattlemen's ball A cordial
Invitation TO attend is extended to
everyone. Remember the datesl
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outside the association say that we OF
Indian territory were hypnotized by
our neighbors. who have some unex
planned Interior purpose IN their Sc
ducuve wooing. The truth IS the or
ganizaton is just whas It's name in
dictates, an organization Of newspaper
men devoted to a certain cause, with
out regard 20 political lines or place
of residence.
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It has again been reported that the
bTiganda who have Miss Stone and
Nine. Tsilka in custody are prepared
TO accept the amount offered them
and release their capuves. But they
jlsist on receiving the money in ad-
vance and on having an opportunity
10 dispose OF il before setting the
prisoners free. This condition will
probably be complied with, and then
II will be see how far the honor which
pFoverblaily prevails among thieves
is extended TO honest people with
whom hey have dealiegs.
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Who killed Cock Robin? Well, not
England, nor Germany, nor yet France,
and, of course not Russia, our tradI-
tional friend l, is now up to" Aus
tria, as the vulgar would put it. and,
from all that has so far been reveal
ed, that country win have some diff
hculty in proving that II made no ef
fort to bring the concerted pressure
OF the European powers to bear upon
the United States just previous to the
outbreak OF the war with Spain
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Prince Henry is coming this way
laden with snuffboxea, silver cups;
cigarette cases, brooches. cum buttons
and scarf pins, with which to repay
some Of his numerous obligations IN
America For our president he has
nc hing less than beautiful rapid
fire fowling piece with diamonds and
other precious stones inralJ, the gift
OF Kaiser Wilhelm. from one strenu
Gus gentleman to ano'her In our
early colony days, when the magnates
received a rattlesaake skin stun q
with arrows, OF other implements Of
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The Purcell Register says it is a
little amusing TO read the comments
u opposition papers reghrcing the
Single State Press as oclation. The
Oklahoma version OF the matter Is
thel a few Democratic editors went
over from the Indian territory and
captured the Oklahoma contingent,
body. soul and breeches The one or
two papers OF the Indian territory
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FOR SALE-New room house, well,
stable, cave and choice lot 413 E.
Vilas-a few days al a bargain.
have made city property an exclusive
line, and have plenty of good bar
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Don't wait to be solicited. Sign
the Fort Smith and Western notes al
cnee.
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Salesman to sell lubricat-
ing oils and greases on salary or
commission. Excellent side line. The
A. G. Harbaugh Co, Cleveland. o.
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The NJ. X. & T. is tho greatest
money-maker in the west
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Lei your light shine for the Fort
Smith and Western.
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duthrle win soon be supreme.
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The tow line is out. Pull.
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AGENTS WANTED.

HUSTLING-Young man to solicit fol
Oklahoma Leader Good money tC
right party. Call at Leader office.
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A WIDE AWAKE hustler acquainted
with general trade in Oklahoma to
represent direct a leading wholesale
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It's Katy by the door.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A partner. to go into the
tailoring business, in a good town.
Must be 4 tailor, with small capital,
and single man preferred. address
Stale" care Wichita Eagle.
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FOR SALE-A second hand number
ing machine. Price $50. Address
Leader office.
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.STOLEN-A small fire proof safe
from the grocery store OF j. L.
oNeal, No. 115 Second street. A re-
ward of $1,000 is offered for the safe
and contents. Return to ]. l.. o'Neal,
IFS Second street.
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FOR SALE.

GOOD SECONDHAND-Bicycle fol
sale cheap. Address "F." Leader.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-17
IN CHA COUNTY
Latest Mining News From Properties
 in Globe District.

l The now boiler for the shaft on the l property of the Pinto Creek Copper 1 company. at the head Of Pinto creek.
 was overturned near the Goat ranch vixen being hauled out. but no dam : Q ge to the boiler resulted so far as can 1 be discovered at this time.
 ! Several loads of machinery, etc., were hauled out to the head of Pinto I creek this week for the Columbia and Pinto Creek copper companies. It con- sisted of hoists and pumps and heavy ! tiInbers for frames used in connection herewith.
 A union. survey is being made on the
 mining claims near Oak Springs, in
 which the interested parties are W. II. Mercer, Finletter & Harvey, C. T
 Martin, Woodson, Beard, ct al, and Jerry Heywood.s The survey will prob ally establish the boundaries of. those claims for all time to come.
 1 M. l.. Bowen Of St. Joe. Mo, arrived from the east Saturday and went out iith Superintendent Teal on Monday to the Yo Tambien mine, on Middle Pinto creek, owned by the Pinto Cree1 Mining and Smelling company, in which he Is interested. He will re- main in this vicinity for some time.
 Dr. J. r. McArthur came in Monday trcm the head of Pinto and Mineral creeks. where he has baen looking af- CT the annual assessment work which is being done on some claims belong ing to the American Mines Develop rnent company. and reports consider
 able improvement in them as work
 progresses.
 At the Globc-Roston Copper com pany's sbaft Cameron pump has
 been installed and a 25-horse power
 loiler added, giving boiler capacity of
 horse power. The shaft is being un-
Arizona republican., 1902-01-17
VAL VERDE SHELTER
Test Run at the Big Plant Proceeding
 Satisfactorily.

Mir. H. P. Anewalt. general passenger and freight agent Of the g. F., r. & P. railroad. was in the city from Prescott yesterday He brings the latest news from the Val Verde smelter. which has now been in full operation for about five days 4 few days ago he accom- panied q party of representative busi- ress men of Prescott, headed by Presi- dent F. NJ. Murphy of the s. F., P. & F. on an inspection trip to the big smelter Mr. Anewait says everything was run hing in full blast and apparently very ra tisfactorily. There is a big lot of ore on hand and this run will last for two weeks. II is the smeltar first run and is therefore practically test.
 The new pyritic shelter now in opera ton is or seveHty-five tons capacity and is being operated under the direc- tion of MT. Bretharton, who has per fected the process. He is acknowledged to be the most Ccmp-tent man that could be secured acI fer q long time was i' charge of the smelter SO sUc. ally Op- erated at Silver City Thus far u gro has been no difficulty in the operatio of the new plant at Val Verde and none is expected.
 However, to continue a business Of such magnitude will require an i'm mense amount of money Much will have to be invested in the buying of ores and in the securing of fluxes, coke etc It is sincerely hoped that matters Of finance are arranged to keep the smelter in continuous. operation. as present indications show that such plant can be successfully and profitably operateu in that section.
 None l11t wonderful mineral resources of Yava- pal county can appreciate the vast qauntity of ores that are availa ble for reduction, and handling the low grade ores successfully as the Val Verde smelter has during this run, is the best possible indication Of the benefit that will follow it's continuous operation. It will not only furnish q marFIet Tor small mines that cannot afford to ship or put mp reductions works, but the disbursing Of the money necessary 10 handle such an enterprise will stimulate all branch es of business in any way associated with the mining industry.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-17
A LEAD STRIKE.

Uncle Sam Alexander thinks he has struck it rich in lead and silver. The specimens he was showing the boys ac- cordinS to assay ran Il per cent in lead and over 100 ounces in silver. Uncle sam and his son are the sole owners of the property which is situated about six miles north of Globe. near the Banker property. It is known as the AleXan- der property. consisting of two claims.
 The best showing in sight consists of "a body of ore corresponding in quality to the samples above mentioned, the body being eighteen inches wide and uncovered some twelve feet. sustaining it's size and richness all the way. It is in Q rich lead district and gives every promise of becoming g. large proposi- tion.-GlCbc Times. .,
Arizona republican., 1902-01-17
WORLDS FAIR MINE
Its Reported Sale for Half Million
 Is Confirmed.

MT. J. M. Foley of Patagonia was in Tucson 2 day or two ago and to a re- porter for the Star he confirmed the sale of the Worlds Fair mine for $500, eco. The mine is located in the liar shaw district and was owned by Frank Powers.
 The Worlds Fair mine has been made famous by MT. Powers long ownership, the confidence he has always had in it's value and his peculiar method of work inS it. MT. Powers has never tried to become q Morgan or Rockefeller, though he has always believed the ore in his mine would put him practically in that class ii he would take it out But he has preferred rather to take life easily, knowing where he could always get a few dollars when he needed them.
 II is said that Ar. Powers method of operating the mine was to work it for a few months till he got a nice little bank account, then close it down while he traveled round the country and enjoyed himself When he got tired of travelling he would return home and work the mine while he was rest ing