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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-16
How to Prevent Pneumonia.

It is a wen established fact that pneumonia
can be prevented. This disease always results
from cold or from an attack OF influenza.
Among the tens Of thousands who have used
ChambcrlGin's Cough Remedy for these diseases,
you viii not End q single case that has ever re-
suited in pneumonia. which shows conclusivcIy
that 81 is certain preventive 0f that dread dis
ease. The fact IS. IL couHtcraCts any tendency Of
a cold OF attack Of the grip toward Pneumonia.
Il is famous i0I its quick cures Of colds and grip
Try it. Henry Evans, wholesale and retail. and
all druggists sell il.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-16
MEMS furnishings Department.

Mems sec Heavy Fleeced shirts l7C
and Drawers. Bargain Friday. u
Ban gain Friday U
Mems soc Working Gloves. QQC
strongly made Bargain Friday. ~
Mems 12I2c Linen Collars all &c
styles Bargain Friday ..-..-....-..i
Mems T5c ColoreS Stiff Bosom 0SC
shirts. Bargain Friday. -
Mems regular $250 Cardigan
Jackets, single and double Il Al
breasted -..---.--..----.--.-.~ II
= Mems ems! SEQ .. and eRd,s sZ5o Hats 81 .39
49,. %, r-,,,-.,,,. 29c
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-16

Domestic Dept. Bargains.
&C for Zoe Cotton Bats; splsn-
Z die quality
&C the yard for regular t2iac
y and 15c PCrClliue. NearSilk.
and D0uble-faced Innings.
CIC for regular l2lzc Plain
o. and Figured Flannelettes-
dc the yard for regular 25c
1 y. Y. Mills Shecting-
&c for regular sc Apron
O2 Glnghams. in different
checks.
&c Tor regular Sc White Nap
y sins. with cOlOred border
and fringe
CIC the yard for Sc Heavy
" Cotton Flannel. bleached
and unbleached.
&C the yard for regular sc
I BIeached Cotton Crash.
&C the yard for 12lac Linen
, Huck ToweliHg, colored
borders.
l0C FOR regular soc Boston
~ Sheets. 72N90. hand-tOrn-
16C for regular 1SC Boston
IL Pillow Cases, 54Z85.
& az for regular SIS Com
~t'1J forts, fun bed size.
q 05 for regular $50 Full
80 Bed Size Blankets
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-16
All Glasses Of People at the COrcoran
Art Gallery.
ENGINEERS AND ART STUDENTS.

Criticism Heard OF One Feature. the
Observation-Disclosures to he Open
to Public Till March 1 Under the
Same Conditions a. the Gallery
Itself.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-16
Friday Special In Men S, Boys i,
and GhiIdr8n'S Clothing.

One lot Of Mems Suits. strictly all
wool. single and double breasted.
black Thibets. Scotch mixtures. chev-
lots. worsJeds. and cassimeres. odd
sizes. but your size is IN the lot; every
suit perfectly tailored and perfect ft-
ting; regular $1,000 value * M
Bargain Friday --..--.--.-.-. w
% Mems RagIaEs. with or without
yoke. IN Oxford. grey. invisible piaids
and the latest green shades, extra
long. the latest square shoulder ef-
feet. $3.50 value Bargain &c Dc
L-uaS $1,000. ---.--.. $1,000
$50 Mems Pants in stripes. neat
plaids and mixtures, sold reg 81 %
ularIy az $3.50 Bargain Friday-7i 80
One lot of children's strictly all
wool double areasIed Suits. trimmed
In the best fashion and strongly made
Regular $500 value Bargain 81 60
Friday --.--. ..------.- .-.-----. "
ChiIdren-s Raglans and Yoke Goats.
in the latest shades OF Oxford. grey.
extra long ages 10 Il. including "a
lovely line Of Ton Coats. with - QQ
silk velvet collar. s. value ~
so dozen Chudren's Wooden Knee
Paats. made for purpose Of rough
wear and 10 sell az gee regular Toe
Bargain Friday, ,.,..,r....,,.-,.r
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-10
PHILIP +. ROSIN.
Calhoun. Md. Octohcr @rl. 1893.

AL Il
'"' ''''''' '''''''' "'''' '''0'
Lazy called ut my nous" laSt night
an" represented thht hrr name Wis Caro-
me Anthony, daughter OF the lat"
wayne Anthony, WIN whom was WEI!
acquainted, ANA upon intimate terms.
Shc SMH 'hai Sh" was Il trained nurse.
ana nae been WIN the SEX. with the vel
low lcN'f. on IN" island OF Cuba. and "A-
pected T." rrtdrn IN short time ANA
take h"r place IN III" hospital. But be
Tor" returning Nh" wished TO learn som"
history "i hrr Family on her father
Slue ana appll"d to m" for information,
having ll'ou longer III TINS Vlllag" than
amy other Iyih% person: ana lived longer
Ill tins h"l&hh"rhood than any other per
son, except capt. Andrew Noodall, VIII"
has resided III Georgetown. about oHr
anu oM"-haIl miles from this village.
Wayne Anthony was the son of .luhN
Anthony a r"putrd soldier of the RcvolG-
tlonArE War ana was with Washington
at Yorktown and saw Lord Cornwallis
surrender his sword to the comandcr-in-
chlef. Although | have of late seen it
stated, that Washington would not re-
celvc the sword, but appointed another
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-05-10

y Jew, Cecil county. is a son Of Mr.. John
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28

of human sympathy. the fame of such q man will shine like a beacon through the mists of ages-an object of rever- ence. of imitation, and of love. It should be to us an occasion of solemn pride that in the three great crises of our history such a man was not denied us. The moral Ealue to a nation of d renown such as Washington's and Lin coln's and McKinley's is beyond all computation. No loftier ideal can be held up to the emulation of ingenious youth. With such examples we cannot be wholly ignoble. Grateful as we may be for what they did, let us be still more grateful for what they were. While our daily being our public poli- cies, still feel the influence of their work, let us pray that in our spirits their lives may be voluble calling us upward and onward.
 There is not one of us but feels prouder of his native land because the august figure of Washington presided over it's beginning; no one but vows it a tenderer love because Lincoln poured cut his blood for it; no one but must feel his devotion for his country re- newed and kindled when he remembers how Mckinley loved. revered and served it. showed in his life how a citi- zen should live and in his last hour taught us how a gentleman could die.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28
QcAnrzlrE CAMP.

Quartzitc is surrounded on ths east by thc plomas mountain ranges, the Now Water raugcs joining nearly onto those heights thpt hold within thrm- selves th. lIiug of Arizona mines. On the southwest We have the famous Weaver and Cunningham passes. the Chollas and the vast range ot Cempoic Media. The hius that hold tnr Mari- quita and other good mines are on Che west and northwest while We are bounded on the north by the splendid properties of the Naeuzuelan group and others Northeast are the Lead Camp properties. the Guadeloupo groups, the Piracho properties and thousands of claims as yet awaiting the prospector, The field Is extremely large and as yet has never been closely oyerhauled
 Were this camp in close vicinity ot outside communications. there would be mills running by the dozens. The first attempt to connect with the outer world, otherwise than tri-wcebdy m7ilS, Is being made just now by C. w. Nor ton. who promises telephone counec- tiou at once. IL is only a question oi time when the iron horse will make it's uTpearance.-Yum sun.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28
THE HEwARp sMELTER.

Deputy Sheriff Petronilo Averente returned Tuesday from the Reward. He went there in quest of Antonio I;o- mcro. one of the supposed murderers of A. IT, Vail. Antonio has a brother employed at the Reward and it was be- lieved that the murderer would pass that way in his flight to Sonora. But Petrouilo could not find any trace of him there. We learn from Pctrorilo that the Reward mine is developing good ore bodies and that the smelter will start up this week The starting of the smelter has been delayed by the fact that the first supply of coke re- ceived was of inferior quality and Stu perintendent Rutledge decided to order a new supply before blowing in' the furnace. Ten carloads of this new sup ply were expected tc arrive at Casa Grande Tuesday. it will be hauled ous to the mine at oacc.-Fiorence Blade.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28
SANTA CRUZE COUNTY
Some Coed Mines Working Alcng the
 Southern Border.

Messrs. H. A. Schuster of Phoenix, G. W. Fisher of Tucson and J. s. Hurst of Nogales have a big gold propert7 ' about seven miles from NIagdaIens. which they have conveyed to a com pany organized to operate it on an ex- tensive scale. the three gentlemen re- ceiving SlO.O00 gold. cash, and 51 nor cent of the stock. The property is de- scribed as immense, says the Oasis. the ledge GOO feet in width. and there are twelve shafts. each sunk to a depth of thirty feet, and all in ore. The rock runs about g. per ton in gold. As a big milling proposition it is great.
 The hundreds of tons of improved machinery being taken to Washingtoa Camp for the owners of che famous Pride of the West mine, may be taken as admissible evidence of the fact that the mine is great producer and also that Manager Emerson Gee under stands his ousiness.-Vidette.
 At the Pena Blanca mine there has been made a fine showing of high grade ore which is now being stoped out and put upon the dump. It is the intention or Manager Hurst to put out d number of carloads Of the good stuff. A fine hoist is now en route and will be on the property within a week or two. Then the shaft. now down 100 feet, will be sunk to a depth of 800 feet.-Oasis.
 Although the company has only been in existence q few months. the Buena Vista mines have by splendid manage m@nt. been developed into remarkable properties. and rich ore has already been shipped 10 the smeiter at Fl Paso, which gave good returns to the com pduy. Twenty-Five men gre now work Ing night and day at the mines block ing out ore. and the uulount of profit able work that has been done in so short a time speaks volumes for the management of the Buena Vista mines. which will in the near future become dividend payers and a source Of rev- enue to Nogales. There is now en route a Durkee electric drill and a dy- naIno to run it. with a fine Fairbanks gasoline engine to supply power for running the motor. The plant will be soon received and set up at the mine. when the work of development win be greatly facilitated
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28
Mines and Minerals of Arizona
GOING AHEAD.

The Denver Group Gold and Copper company is pushing the work on it's tunnel and Is rapidly nearing the 45O foot mark. The contractors have flu- ished over 150 feet of their last 2O0-foot contract and will have it all completed very shortly. Work win not stop then but additional contracts will be let and the development work continued until the ledge is crosscut when drifting 0ln be started. The ore now showing up in the tunnel is improving and the water supply is increasing. The gen eral manager. A. II. Carnage. has add ed another coat of paint to his cottage and is rapidly making things look neat around camp.-WiCkenburg News Herald.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28
HEREAFTER

An old farmer. three score years and ten. one day entered the village store and asked for n pound ot birthstone
 The storekeeper. a rather eccentric character. was wont 10 charge unrc2- sonable prices for his goods, owing to lack Of opposition.
 After receiving the birthstone the farmer rendered shilling for payment. and as he received the change re- marked that he could get it at half Jhe price at the nelShborinE market town
 The storekeeper Slared at his GUS toner for a second. and then replied
 .Yes. lad. SD tha' might. and some day thau git it for now t.''-S1Sre Mo ments.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28
A BIG TEAM.

The wagon road between Tombstone and Fairbank has been widened in places to accommodate the big iron truck that is to convey the B, ,O0o- pound boilers here from the railroad. The truck is considerably wider than the standard width of vehicles. being seven feet four inches wide. The tires them selves are eight inches wide and the whole specially coustruo ted vehicle is O. massive design. Contractor Her rick will be obliged to harness thirty four mules to the load to land the whole weighty contingent here.-Pros- peCt1r.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28
JEROME CANYON COPPER co.
Operations to be Resumed on Property
 of Jerome NJ. & $. Co.

Operations to be Resumed on Property or Jerome NJ. 6 $. co.
 Superintendent Joe Smith was in
 during the week from the Jerome Can
 yon Copper company's property. says the Jerome News. and reports that the new hoist has arrived at the Junction. and operations are under way 70 take it out to the mine. Ar. smith says that it will be tn working order be- tween the 18th and 1oth of March. and ttat the main shaft win then bc sent down 25I feet and the ledge crosscut from that level both ways. It is eN- pected to develop a big mine even at this shallow depth. the croppinEs being about 70 feet wide. The shaft which che company intends Co place thc hoist on is now down Atty feet and Mir. Smith reports that the moiyh,lrnlte which was found when the shaft was first opened. stIll continues to be pres- ent in quantities us depth Is gained. and it is probable that this rare and valuable mineral will greatly Increase the value of the property when redue- tion works are installed.
 10 is reported that Che Jerome Mining and Smelling CCmpduy, whose prop crty is situated south and west of Min gus mountain. v-lll begin opera lions during che latter plrt of thc spring. These properties are rn thc Agul Fti1 7iue of the Black Hins and @ limited amount or Vur,; hes shown up some very promising prospects. A shaft ,0 feet deep developed body or high grade ore hast year but oa account or thc large How or water and Che llct ot machinery to handle it the company was forced to shut down. It lr under stood now however. thot nceotiatIons are under way to secure a develop meut fuud which. when raised, win b. used Co equip thc main shgft with 50 hoist and develop Che property in proper manner.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28
ADJUSTMENTS A
sIsasss ! lIslls4's ssi'slssls 1sisIa

An effort will be made during the next few days by tAe management of the Doris theater to obtain an esti- mate Of the possible patronage for an appearance in this city on March T or the famous Chicago symphony Or chestra Of fifty-f1ur artists and four soloists- This supe- orga nization Is one of the largest and pest iH America. and is now making trtumunaI tour O. the west.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28
Yours very sincerely, W. SCOTT.
ALATER LETTEP

Dear Sirs-Have improved some since writing you before, only occas'onal cough and very little discharge from nose seel- ing much better. My hearing is much i'm proved now not SO nIuch ruarlug Tn my head since Dutiy's has brought my blood to @ healthier co-dhticu cni motion.
 Sincerely yours, W. SCOTT. Mn~.i, CI I1U1
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28

kidneys themselves break down and waste away cell by cell.
 Bladder troubles most always result from a Arrangement of the kidneys and a cure is obtained quickss; by a proper treatment Of the kidneys. If you are feeling badly you can make no mistake by taking D-. Kiimer'S SwaHIp-SoGt- the great kidney, liver an6 bladder remedy.
 t corects inability 10 hold urine and scsld- ng pain in passing it. and overconss that unpleasant necessity of being compelled 10 go often during the day. anG 10 get up many .ir1e5 during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect Of Swarnp-Root is soon realized. ]; stands the highest for its won teyfrl cures of the most distressing cases.
 SwaUp-f2oot is ploasa.t to take and sold cY all druggists in fifty-ceat and ons-6oilsr s.ksi botile1. You may
 nave a sznUlc bottle of eT=f-s2E3r-ss5SSzs .-.-ss this vonderful new ci5- 5-t.sss= . s5s cov--y and bool- that ---se ;2=ss 5--s=-. -@ -@% els all about i;, both Home os ss-rar-Hoo.- sent free by mail. Address D-. Kilrner s. C.. 5irghanton, N. V When writing mention -seding this genero-- ofter in this paper
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28

Thousands like Air Scott have been c-re Grip onl Consumption hy DuIy's Pure N blood. aids diges.i4n, bull Is new tissue and kept strong and vigorous. so that ii will throw of disease. l. is the rundown, ggOrn-ouo system that contracts those dis eases which so often prove fatal. Take he'd. build up your hOdy, keep y,ur blood rich uul the circulation normal, then you neel have no teIr Of diseasc.
 Uugy's Puro lIal5 Nhiskey is prescribod by d9ctors cui u5,d exclusively in all tho prominent Ecspi;si5 IL has stood severe te,t, for fifty years and always found abso- lut.ly pure and free from iusel oil and all dangerous ingredients.
 Asl, for the c-cuins, refuse injurious sub- stitutes. See that the sasi oSer tEo cork is Unhrozen. The genuine " Dufy's Pure Halt WEis P" Is sold by ull reliable drug gists and graceTs, or direct, co bottle. IL Is the onv whsizey recognized by the Government as a medicine. This is a guar autee.
 FREE.-Two of our Patent Game Counter to cover po-tagn. II you are sick and run Mait Whistey Co.,, Rocdester, N. N.. freci' v wiI cost nothing to learn how to rcs 'lllet free.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28
CATARRH CURED,
 HEARING RESTORED:
luEEY'S PuRE MhL=T lNHlskEY.

was so sick I could not car, sleep and hardly able to walk Felt mere like dyiug tLGu living. Was under Q doctors carc and taking all tinds of drugs and medicine, douches, solutions in nose, etc. Tie doctoi nearly bic.v my head away with powerfu' air puup-A,cficgtcd gV he called lt. did absolutely nothing in my case. ] threw everything away-medicine, air pump, douches-and commenced on Dut7y's Purc Malt Whislscy Ifelt letter from the start. l take one ounce with water before and after each meal and nt Iedtime, and now, after using four bottles, I can eat aud drink end sleep well, and l feel better to-day than 1 have for twenty years. l was opposed to all kinds of liquor and used none for twenty five years. ] uso DufTy's as a medicine only. and shall continue tO use it as long as | live if l can get it. I know it will keep me alive, and may in time improve my hearing. hope it will.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28

Mrs. C. N, Mullen was in the city yesterday accompanied by her brother sDd sister. who are here from the east, and expect to return home shortly. They visited .Jhe ostrich farm and Jee Indian school
 Among those who went south o0 last nights Nj. X r. train were .. J. Lee fo, san Francisco. S. F. Whitney for Los Angeles. E.. A. Merton for purangc, Mexico. F. N. GribSle for Fl Pusc, and AiJs. Cyr,tno Norton for Yuma
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28
Mining Notes

II. M. Stokes of Kelvin registered at the Florence hotel Tuesday. He is an expert miner and has been carefully Investigating the mineral field sur rounding Kelvin for month past. Tn discussing that section with the editor of the Blade he volunteered the state ment that he had been mining for twelty-two years. and during that time had visited all the noted mining districts of Mexico and the United States. and had found no mineral belt that presented stronre: sar-ace evi- dences of merit than does the district extending from Florence to Troy He believes the possibilities of this section in the way of mineral production are simply marvellous. and thlt a new era of mine development will follow the advent of the Phoen:X ana Eastern railroad.
 James F. McGea and !. C. Harris. who have been pushing development work on their copper properties situ- ated twelve miles east of Florence. have uncovered some excellent ore. It is not only high grade but also of 90 character denotins a true vein and continuance of the ore body to a great depth Blade.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28
The Cause of Many
 Sudden Deaths.

prevailing in this 5 because so decep- tive Many sudden deaths are caused ty heart disease. pneumonia heart failure or apoplsxy are often the result of kidney disease. If kidney trouble is al owed 10 advance the kidney y ois Q ned blood will attack the vital organs or the
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28

The h3ppiest people seem to he peo- rla who are happily married And the most wretched people are those who are unhappuy married
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28

Philadelphia March 10, 1901.
 Dear s'irs-i nuve Tow used four bottles of your MlIt NhisEey. a,:d think 1 owe my life to thi vhiskey. | a.I G years old and hnve had catnTTh oc .he nose. throut and head for twenty-five ycars Or more. am hard of hsarin~ tbo.-t six weeks ago l
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28

t party of eastern capitalists con --rc- Il with the Braga anza Mining com uY arrived from the east on last
 -rain and went out today to te. company's property, the Hen rietta mine-Jcurnal-M Miner.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28

| Ce Ca;arrh, Asthma BroucLiU.s Influenza, alt Whiskey which s.imUlaUe=, enliches the ills the disease germs. The system must Dc
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28

......... Eugene Brady O'NcjN. Esq. Director. .. Miss Mary F. USSSest Mrs. Honeysuclle (viSitorl .,,,,...>-
 ..,,.,.., Mrs. John Franklin Wilson
 School committee.
 Josh SpruCcbY.... Rev. IOri ZUnWa,t Paw HoGSysuckle. .NIr. A. P, Walhri5Sc Pete Macon. Henry =. GrisvolG
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28

Henry C. Carr of the Hendy Iron Works. who visited the Orc Grandc Thursday. after banning all over the dump, said that ore Of that quality. in one-tenth the amount, would bring 10000 people into any camp in Colorado within two months. It is hard to un- derstand why such a difference be- tween Arizona and Colorado exists in this day of eulishtenment.-Newe- Her rlz.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28

March Fl, lHUl.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-28

ity, character and popularity, they were supported by powerful combina- tions, but the nomination oc Mckinley as against the field was inevitable.
 The campaign he made will be always memorable in our political annals.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-17

| done. He said Mr.. Reynolds was an
honest and conscientious officer. who
always did his duty well. Though NJ.
Reynolds had been with the committee
during all it's Investigations he never
sought to influence the members in any
way nor have any conversation with
them regarding the matter under dis
cussion. However honest the man
was, justice demanded his removal. and
so the committee had recommended.
DR.. Cooper stated that he agreed with
the minority report and thought that
an old servant of the beard for twenty
one years should not be summarily
dealt with He proposed a vote of
thanks for the many years of faithful
service performed and il was unani-
mously adopted.
Supt Reynolds then asked permission
to address the board, which was cheer
fully granted. He expressed his APP
probation for the vote of thanks, but
said 1t made him feel bad to leave
position he had held for twenty-one
years under a cloud. He did not wish
10 change the decision of the board in
any way, but simply wanted the MEM
bers to know certain facts, as it was
relief for him to finally withdraw from
the supervision of the lepers. He never
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-17
PACIFIC IMPORT co.
PROGRESS BLOCK, FORT STREET

had anything to do. with the police reg
ulations of the settlement, and aside
from looking into the sanitary condition
OF the Jail, did nothing whatever in
that regard. In the present case he
lad been notified that certain persons
were in JAIL and Or. Oliver told him
Investigated, and found that the Jail
was in good sanitary condition, and the
man could receive better care than
elsewhere. so had done nothing. For q
month prior to the mans death he had
heard nothing further and thought
that in such length of time. a con-
siderable change would be noticeable in
a we'll mans health, not to say what
might happen to a leper in the last
stages of the disease For that mat
ter, there were a hundred natives at
the settlement in worse condition than
the one of which complaint had been
made, and he had nothing to do with
the mans imprisonment
The question of visiting the settle
ment was also taken up, but no action
taken. The entire board will probably
make their annual inspection some time
the latter part of May. Until then no
visits will be made by members of the
board