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An Arkansas editor who reads tibet
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Good Cheer in Evidence.

The meeting of the Congressional
executive committee of the new
fourth district, W ednesday afternoon
was full Of good cheer for The Demo.
cratic party. Every county in the
district was represented exec pit one,
and there were as well several visiting
Democrats whn took part in the meet.
ing. Those Of the committee pres.
eut were:
Gay Nlalnaker, Calhoua county.
j V. Blair, Doddrldge
O. W. West, GiImer
w. NJ. Walters, Jackson
j. NJ. Imlay, Peasants
w a. Srriokler Richie
Waller Pendlelon, Roane q"
G. ID. Smith, Tyley
Shirley Mitchell, Writ
Jno = Mckown, Wood
The committe met in the paror5 Of
the Bieunerhassett Hotel, and being
without organization, Mr.. j V. Blair
presided temporarily lie read the
call under which the meeting wa.
acting, and explained ITS purposes
The committee then Effected a per
marept organization by electing
Hon. Walter Peudleton Chairman
and W. a. Strckler secretary.
There was quite discussion over
the time and place OF holding the
nominating convention, bit it vas
finally agreed TO hold it at Parker,-
burg on thursday July 18th.
During the meeting there was con
siderable eXpressIon Of sentiment Ov.
or the political situation iu this state.
ard particularly in this congressional
district, and 5. vas soon seen that
the spirltof Dem ,cracy was alive ana
foil Of fight and eager for the fray.
The visiting members Of the com.
mitiee got away for their homes on
the evening trains. Sentinel
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The time and place for the holding
of the Democratic convention for the
selection of the nominees, for the
fourth congressional district, is July
10Th, at Parkersburg.
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Remember that you will never gain
but always lose by beng raid to do
the thing that seems to You right by
following the crowd without cultiva
ting your own individ atty
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The government officials who are
talking of putting w0mans head Oh
u new postage stamp sare. very ungal
liant individuals. No gentleman wants
to be put IN a position where he has to
lick woman
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to il.
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The Stranger" Of Chenille after
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Many q man who knows what is
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Don't try to be funny with people
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Many mans setteied opinions are
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Them.
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LoCALINCTUMS.

Posthumous praises are like gold
stripes GA hearse.
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a man is often lucky when he fails
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Praise a mans wit AMI he will ad
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Plle-ine Cures Piles

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Truelv great men never remind
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NokIce tn lar. P1uccs.

Notice is hereby given that all tax
es, and especially land taxes, that
are not paid on or before the frsi day
OF June 1902. will he returned de.
linIuent for taxes thereon.
Respectfully,
J. >. JARVIS,
Sheriff for Calhoun County.
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Un homDre honrado.

Sefior Editor.-Sfrvase informar
6 sxs 1actores que si me escriben con
ddencialmente les msndar6 por 60
rreo On earta sellada ell plan aue se'
guf y por sl cxal obtuve sl rsstable
eimisnto psrmansnts y compacto dc
mi salad , vigor varonil despu6s ds
O los de sufrimientos dc debilidad
nsrviosA, p6rdidas nosturnAs y par
tss a6bilea y atrohadas.
No O. mi iaea sonsegair Sinsro
de nadia; faf robado y estafaao pof
charlatanss, hAsta perdsr II f6 dol
gSnero humane, pero grAeiaa Dios
sstoy ahora bisn vigoroso y fzarts,
y con deseo Dc hacsr eonoeer 6 toaoa
este remedio eisrto do eurarss.
No tsniendo nada axs vsnder nj
que snviar G.. A. d., no &aseo dine
20.
Dirssei6n: D. Brant, Box Belray
Mich. ER. UU. 8 130..
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TraVieSaS para ell sur.

El embArque de <trAviesas> de
ferrocarril foe en- In MArinaobjeto de
uiiosidAd para algunos.
El embarque sa hizo para ser
vir contrato de 600 traviesas para
IL sPuerto Rico RSil Road & Ca /.
Aver embArcnse solo 1900 abordo de
10 Goleta, sEncarnAci6n. que sal
dra enseguida para Aguadilla. Mas
yagtez y Ponce. Ese material Va
destinado & 10 lfnea de Hormigueros
& Yauco.
Las traviesas son de hucar, ausu
bo, horteg6n y tortugo amarillo.
Han sido cortsdos de bosques de
Mana,f, Vega Bsja y srceloneta
donde fueron tAmbien elaborad&s.
Proceden de les fiacAs de Ameri,
Diaz. MAiz 1net. @ ionez, Anegoi. !.
tis, Alegrfa, Aguila, Gonz zslez,
Arzusga de 3 srceloneta; CAsiano
Mediavilla de MsnAtf, Y Ramon Pc.
rez de Vega Bsja.
Gala trAviesa pesa oprcximada
ments so kilos. Tiene cada trozo
l 20 metros de largo O Is de alto y
o 20 de Ancho
El material es muy escogido
y dara seguramente mejor resulta'
do que ell que dieron las traviesas
de hero que tan pobre resultado
dieron en- otra 6pocs y tan cs1as
costa ron.
Por 10 demks necesita ell pats que
& esa clas g de obras Sc les imprima
10 mayor activi lad possible.
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VISITAS.

Hemos recibido Ia muy atenta
del apreciable caballero sgricultor
de YAuco don Antonio Mariani,
quier regres6 aver de los Estsdos
Unidos, 6 donde fuera como delega,
do de Paerto REQ, GlA corferencia
CAFETERIA celebrada en- la Metr6poli,
recientemente.
Damosle 10 bier venida y le salu.
damos atentsmente.
TAmbi6n nos hA visitado eli s..
Federico G. .mez, hacendado de cafe
de Lsres, quien hA pAsado en- esta
ciudad algunos dias, Atsndiendo &
sus Asuntos pArticulares.
Nos ha sido muy gratA su vista
y deseamos al Sr Com ez uu feliz re.
greso & ca hi gar de Lares.
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I'll PldSideIltt Castro
Quiere triuDfar
DE TODOS MOODS
la pOliCfa Sube q los caInpa-
narlOs q repicar las campanaS.
Tres puentes del ferroca-
rril aleman han sido vola-
dos cerca de LOS Te-.
ques.'

.Curaxlo, Nvbre. 10. NO es cier
to lA noticis, lanzadA 6 los vientcs de
10 publicidad por el &c bierno de We,
nezuels, de one los insurrectos han
aiao completamente derrotados por
Ian fueYzAs del General Castro.
Los curas de Caracas y otras
muchAs ciudades sc ne garon & tocsr
las campanas en- seiiAl de regocijo
por ID derrota del General Matos, y
il policia two que penetrar en- las
iglesias, subir & los cAmpAnari0s &
lepicar las campAnas { su Antoio, y
pesar de las protestas de los Minis
tros.
Las fueYzAs revolucionarias NO
han. hecho otra cosA que retirArse de
San MAteo, habiendO passdo recien.
temente por Villa del Ours, en- d.
recci6n { Cua, desde donde se domi.
M el camino de Los Teques, punto
en- 81 cual uncs 2, 900 rebeldes est&n
actualmente hostilixando nm contin.
gente de las fuerxAs que protegieron
Al General Castro:
Sc igncra en- absolute ell para
dero del Presidents de 10 Naci6n.
Las fuerzas revolucionAriass que
operan en- Los Teques no SON bas-
tantes efectuar In cAptura de sque-
]la plaza, por 10 cual esperan refuer.
EOS de Cua.
III. Ct sneral MAtos aun tiene 9 600
Eombres 6 an msndo, contra los 5. 600
de que dispone ell General Cistro.
Durante los dltimos cinco 6fss,
no ha hAbido communication alguna,
por correo 8 por TELEGRAPH, CON Los
Teques, nj CON 10 escena del comba.
te que se libra en- aquella vecindad.
Et gobierno hace grandes eafuerxos
para enviar hombres y provisiones
& las tropas de Castro, que parece
estkn muy necesitadss de una y otra
Coss.
Tres puentes del ferrocarril ale.
man hsn aido ya volados cerca de
Los Teques.
Por otra parte, el Sr. Flguere.
do, Consul de Vene zuela en- Tfini-
rai, que acabA de pasAr por La
GuAirs, dice y AfirmA que los revo.
lucionArios hsn sido desbandados y
que las tropas del gobierno les estkn
dando caza.
El caf1onero americana sMariet.
tAD ha llegado & Barcelona, con OBJ.
jeto de exigir & los revolucionarios
que pongan en- libertad al sgente
consular de los e ,tados Unidos en-
aquel punto, Sr. Ignacio FL. BAiz, ell
cuAl fue recientemente arrsstado por
el delito dc negArse contribuir &
nnA suscripci6n forzosA para 10 eau.
eA de 10 revOluCion. Este Sr Bliz
be dice que es ell mas rico de BARGE.
Iona, y goza de atlas irfuenc ciAs en-
ell pRfs.
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B r PleSidelte
en- Ell campo de batana
de Cedar Mountain.

NuevA York B de Noviembre. El
Presidente Mr.. Roosevelt estuVO
syer algunas horAs en- ell campo de
batallA xCsdar Mountains, acompa-
fIado del SacretAr:o de Guerra Mr..
Root, de su secretario particular Mr..
Cortelyou. y del doctor Rixey.
Enel mismo sitio donde tuvo In.
gar ell combRte escuch6 Mr.. Roose.
velt ID description de II bAtalla, fe-
cha por nm testigo presencial Fee
este ell slceso de mayor importAncia
en- ell nuevo paseo del Presidents.
I r. Prssidente lie GO 6 este sitio
las tres de l& tsrde. AL c0che de
Mr.. Roosevelt le segnian otros mn !
chos ocu pados por vscinos entusias-
tas de Cnlpepery y dalos alrededores.
El visje fac por Ii misma viA que
en- AMOS paaad0s sirvi6 para ID dill.
gencia que unfR & NueVa York con
Nueva OrleRns.
AL llegar al lugar de 10 escens,
que se encuentra marcAdO con mul-
de monumentos conmemorativos, Ell
Juez Mr. Grimsley que fac CApitkn
del Sexto Regimiento de Cabslleria
de v rginis. y tom6 pArte!en Ia lucha
procedi6 & haeer su relAto de la
accion, depertando eli inter6s cons.
tante de todos los presentes, no sien
do Mr.. Roosevelt el q ue rnenos aten'
ci6n prestal a 6 los psiabras del vete'
rAno.
Fuerzas de caballeria de uno y
otro bando (uni0nistas y CON.
fsderados) Sc encontrsron en- una
hondonada cefcana Cedar Noun.
tain. Aun cuando ell encuentro fa6
inesperado, y 10 lucha no dur6 mu-
cho tempo, f f4e, sin embargo, excep
cionaimente sanguinaria, sufciendo
smbas parties una p6rdida total de
{, 200 hombres.
Ea medic de este campo celebr6
Mr. Roosevelt una reception einfor-
mails. Muchos vecinos de los conda-
dos inmediatos que sc habfAn reani-
10 nj I atraidos por 10 noticia de que
ell Presidente les haria una visits,
tuvieron oportunidaa de eatrechar
IL mAno del pri ner Magist ads de
lA naci6n. u na sef1orA tuvo 10 suerte
de obter er IN grupo ,tf grafico De
Mr. Roosevelt coz Me. Root, ell doc
tor Rixey y otros personsges.
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illle IllOsl0l
eli Nueva orl.
lDs ,as1estro ooa.resp ponsoI

Nueva York 81 de Noviambre. ~
CaAndo se hAll lAbI en- su apugeo ii
excitaci6n popular con motive de-
las elecciones de Ayer, cerca de In
diez de Il nocl =, ocurri6 en- Maai-
son Square, unA explosion terrible,
que trAntf ,rm6 en m sinstAnte u pc.
quelio parque On escena de muerte
y desolac' 81 que campo de batalla
saDgriento no hubiera hecho mss ea.
pantcsa.
Sc queman fdegos artifciales
del Sr. William Randolph Hearst
Director del ~New 81 oik Journal
and AmericAn.Y Sc habfAn reunidO
on Is pllza muchos miles de perso-
mas para preAenciArlos. De pr0nto
brill6 una luz intansa. que fd6 So.
guiaA de ruido estrepitoso, produ'
ci6ndose una conmoci6n como si hu.
bier& ocurrido nm temblor de tie
rra.
Momentos mas tkrde solo se
veian cuerpos informes de mujeres,
hombres y nifios, y atronabAn el es.
pAcio los gritos de las victfmas J de
Los aterrorizados expenditures.
Mas de veinte morterOs de HE.
rro, cargados de bomhks pod
explotaron premature y simultA
neamente
Han uerto unas diez peraonas
y son cercA de Glen los harid9s, unas
de gravedad, y otras de lesiones mas
8 menos ssrias.
Como si II explosion no faera
bAstante, puco de ocurrida aquells,
concurri6 al lugar de II escena nm
fue,ts contirgsnte de policfa, que
SO encArg6 de despejar II plszh &
garrotazo limpio, sumando buen nd
nero de heridos 6 los que ya can.
sara Ell desastre mismo. La brutal
intervention de u policfa es obieso
de muehas y may merecidas censu.
r&s del p6blico.
al lado de ID calle "a habfa nm
mont6n de carne humane. A pocos
pasos go hAllabAn esparci los brazos
Y piernas.
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6 RAN S A S RIA
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEzA %. ALLEN ST. 28.

En- este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento ademas de su extenso
y elegante surtido de casimires In
gleses y .Franceses, encontrara su nu-
merosa clientela Trajes- hechos en- to
das meaidas, y por mas asi mismo
tambien un extenso surtido de cofba-
tas, tirantes, igas, paraguas je-
noveses, cnellos, puiios, camisas me-
gigee blancas y de colores. Ca
misas especiales y exclusives para
Frak y Smohn y otros artfculos
para caballeros.
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Junta Escolar
DE SANTA ISABEL

La JaIta EscolAr en- session CO..
lebrada hoy.acord6 anunciAr para su
provision, por veinte dias, 6 contar
de In fecha, las siguientes Escuelas:
Cuatro rurales para lsus respec'
tivos campos. Los aspirantes diri.
jan sus solicitudes debidAmante do.
cumeutadAs & esta Preaidencia.
Santa Isabel, Ostubre % de
1902.
Ze00osiO Benjamin.
Presidente. ..
20 d
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GraCiaS pOr la atenci6n.

La casa editorial de 10 Sra. A
Lynn hijos de Perez Morris, ha te.
1hmen del .C6digo Civil. que acaba
de sslir de los talleres de aquella ca.
%. Damos las gracias, hacienda
constar que ID edici6n es primorcsa
y de correctas condolences tipogrA'
ficAR.
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iESTA I'd. RNFERMO?

Escrlbanos y le mandaremos
GRATIS nuestro cuadro sintomato-
l6gico Ell cual nos pondra en- aptitud
de haeer uD diagnosis cuidadoso de
su case como 81 Vd. estuviese pre-
sente.
Curamos con acierto las enfer-.
medades del sistema nervioso, las
Intermediates de los 6rganos genito-
urinarios tales como Espermatorrea,
Emisiones nocturnas, Debilidad se-
xual, P6raida de fuerzas. Uretritis
especlfca, Estrechez, Stills etc. las
intermediates del coraz6n, de los
rulmones y del est0mago asi como
las intermediates de las sefloras.
GARANTIZAMOS la curaci0n de los
casos mas complicados. Escribanos
hoy va que ma1iana puede ser de-
masiado tarde.
La TRINAORIA MEDICAL INSTI-
TuTE 246 State st. Chicago Ill.
GeStiOneS de tOda claSe
DE COBROS.
De ere Ito alquileres etc. aetiyidad
y buenas refersneiAs.
Lsonxrdo Monet.
81 San FTaneiaco San Juan Pto.
~ gssSss s.,lAFS
Arizona republican., 1902-05-18
Special care given Arizonians at The RoSslyn. Los Angeles.
MINING NOTES.

Manager Wolfe, of the Polaris com rany. left for Fl Paso Saturday last Gn business trip. He took along a sack of samples from the property which ought to satiscfy anybody. The com pany no doubt has some splendid property and has commenced it's de velopment in systematic and thor ough manner. and so far are meeting with most encouraging results.-Clif- ton Copper Era.
 Most encouraging reports continue To come in from the Stevens copper mines near Metcalf, where work is progress ing steadily on several of the ccn- Uany's claims. \ considerable amount of very high grade ore is being taken cut in driving the tunnels
 P. r. Crowley was in Clifton this week and reported that the Streak of glance which was recently encountered ia his working shaft had widened to chirty-siX inches. The glance is of q nigh Srade.-FOppeT Era.
 A-party of eastern capitalists has bonded group of eighteen claims on Copper creek and will start develop-
Arizona republican., 1902-05-18
That Produces Most Wonderful Results

ment work on an extensive scale. Sur vcyors left Prescott yesterday for the group to lay off ground. The first work will be the starting of tunnel to be driven 1,500 feet. The claims bonded include the Voge S Bauder. the J. Ii. Hise and the Neiman properties Courier
 Ii. w. Williams and pr. Adrain Par adis of New York are recent arrivals in this section to look after their mining interests. says the Prescott Courier They are interested in the Verde Chief and White Horse groups. They re- turned last evening from a visit to the
 White Horse camp and will go out
 with President Monroe to the Verde Chief today. They are more than sat isfied with the showing made in their
 properties and are agreeably surprised
 to find an up to date mountain city like Prescott out here in Arizona.
 Doc Richardson came In yesterday from the Hurricane mine, near Thumb
 Butte. which is being operated by Douglas, Lacy X Co, says the Prescott Courier. He says the shaft on the mine is down 8 feet. exposing an ore body
 of sevent feet of high grade gold. cop per, silver and lead ore. The property is near John Bryant's mines A hoist will s0Cn be placed on the Hurricane mine. There are several other promis- ing prospects close at hand upon which the company will start work in the near future.
 l John H. Hise has let contract for extensive work on his Monte Carlo claim. The tunnel is now in 175 feet
 and he will run loo feet further and 1 sink a shaft geo feet deep, run from the 1 end of the tunnel
 l T. C. Hill came in yesterday from the mineral section just west of Prescott
 with pocketful of small pieces Of i quartz which giittered with free gold. i He says they came from small stringers ! in Simmons gulch, west of town two
 miles. The specimens, he said carried gold to the value of 5000 ton.- 1 Courier.
 Pat Fitzgerald believes that Maxwell
Arizona republican., 1902-05-18
CLIFTON CENTRAL M. & M. co.
New Corporation to Operate in Green
 lee District.

The Clifton Central Mining and Mill few days under the laws of Utah. for the purpose of taking over the Mid night group Of claims, in the Greenlee Gold Mountain mining district, says the Copper Era. The group consists of three claims and a mill site. situated mile and 8 quarter from Clifton on the left side of the river. the main works of which can easily be seen from tom. The company will be capitalized at S500. 600 with shares at $l each, full paid and non-aSSeSSa ble. For the pur- pose of further development and for the erection of a milling plant 13O.O0o shares have been set aside as treasury stock and will be sold ct a low figure. considering the development work. and the large amount of ore on the dump and in sight in the mine- The Mid night. upon which the principal deVel- opment work has been done, is pat ented property, and was well known as producer of high grade silver-lead ores many years ago. About four years ago Anwel Lafave spent some two months prospecting the property, and by careful banning discovered gold values, which in the early history of the property was not known to exist. This discovery led to the purchase of the property about two years ago py Anwell Lafave and Henry H. Req, Of Salt Lake City, Utah. MT. Lafave made a shipment of assorted ore which evaraged 40 per cent lead, $25 gold. 15 ounces silver and 20 per cent iron. an ideal self-fiuXing ore. Another ship ment made by Mir. Lafave returned 45 per cent lead, s32 gold. twenty ounces silver and 20 per cent iron. Before the property was secured by Lafave. Rae and MT. Townsend, who had the prop erty under lease. made carload ship lnents to the Billings shelter which returned 50 per cent lead. S35 in gold and between $40 and $50 in silver per ton. The ore is lead carbOnates carry ing gold and silver. It is q milling and concentrating proposition, concentrat- ing about ten tons into one. but could be smelted by being handled carefully. In tunnels and crOscuts there has been 6I0 feet of work done. which uncovered a body of ore thirty feet thick. thirty feet wide ands150 feet in length, show ing 1000 tons of solid ere of a high grade, the balance being broken up but will average about $10 gold, fifteen ounces, and ID per cent lead. There is now over G,000 tons of high grade ore blocked out in the mine.