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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11

ldfigten syrduen duf ben Gtrdben,
unb Mle3 ohne ssurht Dor Werbdfs
tuns, neil iie au guftros portei ae=
h1rten.
ssm rGelbsn 0auie". benz wlitteIs
punt Der MaNrung, tpnrbs bpn Ieis
nen Sffieiren eine Mn3uhl 2daeraes
fdhrten eingefebt, Die tdalih auf ben
Gtufen in Der Sonne bsrumlunaerten.
go begann guitro feline 2aufbahn unb
trug sSeuer unb Shnert burh aara
Bene3uela. Nnr 1peniae Ieinsr Ghaten
iperben betannt, ba bic fofale prsife
ohne 8inigung Der Regisruna .nihts
sfugen barf.
ssn ben 6ptels unb Meitanrunts. an
ben Strabensden unb DffentIihen
@ergniisungsDrten Sinb 6pione. unb
fir bas gerinsfte Wort tann Elm
Mann 10 lange in, Rerfer behulten
fperben, ipie es gaitro uno feinen
6reunben sefdlIt. ssn BEN @efdnanifs
len befinben Iid3 6unberte, Die ieii elm
ober stpei scSabren bort ihmahtsn unb
ME por @eriht seitelIt iperoen. gi~
rige @efdnaiife finb feudt unb Idredz
lih unaefunb; bic bort Ginseiperrtea
iterben lanaIam. unb bic eifernen
6anbf1elIen fpeiTen iih in ihr Ieifh.
sg Die groBen @infiinfte, Die ourh Die
2oldmter bon ben penesolanifhen
Ruufleuten eeaogen iperben, neroen au
Sob senaat, eeben gum arohsn She'll
in gaitro's BefiB iiber unb fommen
duf lein BriDatconto auf oem gonti=
nent. Mls er bor ipenigef eesdhren
na4 Caracas fam, bdtte er fein @elD.
um fir fein 8ett unb feline 8efDftt>
eung au aublen. unb iest ipirb er auf
ipenigitens 5 MiIlionen Oolldrs ge=
I6Gbt. so erfldren iiob bic npeiften
Hebolutionen Siib= unb Mittelaneriz
fa's. Der @aeubonb bon heute fam
Der WiQiondr bon moraen tperoen.
unbefiimmert. tper burunter letbet.
lin bas Deficit au erfldren. lpirb elm
fingtrter 2e4nunesabI1lub aufges
iteGt, Der Dffentlibe Merfe, 8riiden,
Wege II. I. tp. nit Sunhrttdufenben
belditet; aber bisie Dffentlihen Werfe
iirb cine Mpthe unb iollen nur ben
Haub Dffentli9er @elber perbergen.
Ser 6dnoel tit eeldbmt, bic ssremben
psroen perbObnt, idledt behanbelt
unb oft gemotbet, aanae Stdbte ben
S9reden bes sseuers unb Shnertes
unb alien Robgstten elmer aiigelloIen
Sploatesfa ifberliefert, bic Gerfer iinb
nit llnIdulbigen ii6erfiiIt, Die Mdn=
ner tpsrben auf ben StraBen nom
greBaana erariffen, Die o6eren Sc
riatsbOfe fdl[en ibre gntfAeibunaen
nu9 ben 8efeblen zines BON gaitrp
ernannten 8eamten. WlDrber geben
unbsbelliat bura bic StraBen, neil
tie gaftrO's ssreunbe iinb, 8er6reder
peroen fneisetaifsn. olne ie Dor Sc
ridt aeftellt su fem; Der cberfte Rth=
ter 1puroe auf ben perI0nlthen 8efehl
gaitro's in's 9efdnaniB eeiporfen,
neil er auf gefpiiie WaiBftdnbe auf<
merriam mnrf,te"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11
Der #i,.ruIn.t-Un,,nrl.

Ser 8au bes Simplon@Sunnels
feiTelt bic Mufmerfiamfeit Der 5ran@
8oien icbon felt LANCER 3eit in sana
berDorragenbem Wiabe, ba lie nlanz
1erlei iptrtbIdaftlide 0ortbeile BON
biefem Werte ertparten. 8or allem
bofft man aber, nit 0iilfe bieies
neuen 8erbinounssneses atpilden
sStalten, 5ranfreih unD Mitteleuropa
ben 0erfebr BON Der @ottbarb=8abn
tbeilpeiIe uuf fransDiifdes @ebiet abb
sulenfen. so ipibmet Der ,pettt pa>
rilien" bieIer 5rase. eine iebr ein>
gebenbe 8eiprehung. in Der es beibt:
rWenn mir niht fofort bic nDtbi=
gen giIenbabnanihliif1e an ben neuen
Sunnel f9affen, eebt uns Der ge=
tretbe@ unb fonitise 5ranIit Der Witz
teln1eerldnber nah Der S1tpeis per=
loren, ba bann Genua bon @enf nur
400 Rilometer @iienbahnfahrt ent=
fernt fetn nirb, MdrIeilIe bageaen,
bas iebt nod bieIen 8erfebr beInrgt,
521 &itometer. eStalien ipirb uns
bann alfo bieIen Sranlit tpegi9nap=
pen unb audi unier Mlonoppl an Der
!Ripiera fir bic ensliiden unb amsri=
faniIGen @Gfte bebrp6en. Nod mebr
tptrb bas eintrdglihe pribilegium Der
inbi16en poft erfdiittert iperben, bas
Ssranfrei9 unb sStalien bic 8efDrbe=
rlns Der Reifenben iiderte, bic ii9
auf Der 2inie galaissMobanez8rinz
oiit na9 Der Qebante begeben. Man
muB bic Wabrheit offen berausidsen:
Oeiterret6z 6zllngarn nenbet iih mebr
unb mebr benz Orient gu unb Iein
3ielpunft fir ieinen 8ormarih na6
Often lit 5alontfi. Dort lGuft fir
oteies Rei9 polttii6 unb commeraten
bic polttit Der grgebntiIe aus. l1nb
beute I6on beniibt es f4, bte &ei@
Ienben bort6in su snten, bic iest nod
BON Calais na6 8rinbiii fd6ren, bic
aber. tpenn Seiterrei9 Ieinen 3tped
errei9en follte, in SFenbe bic Balm
beiteisen unb nab Salonifi bampfen
piiroen. lin bieie @efabr su be-
l9pOren, aiebt es fir 5ranfrei9, bic
S6peia unb sStdlien nur elm Weittel,
ndmlt6 bas, een1einIam an ber Mus=
niiBnns bes Stmplon=D =Durdfi9es au
arbeiten, inbem lie ale brei bic 8er=
btnbuussnese nit ibm gu berfiiraen
fu4en; benn iie itnb gu ieinen 9iitern
beitellt, unb tpent1 elmer bon ibnen buz
BEL gu langidm borgeben lollte, tpiirbe
er bas Nahieben baben."
Ser rPetit Bariiien" beri9tet bann
ii6er oie grsebniffe Der 8efragung
Der @eneralrdtbe unb Der 6anbelsz
fammern ieitens Observation-Disclosures
Srouillot iiber bic bette Wntniipfung
bes fransDiiiden giIenbabnnebes an
ben SimplonzD zDur9itih. Oie groBe
Mebrbeit Der um lire Meinuns anse=
gangenen &Drperf9aften fat ii9 fir
bic fosenannte rSaneiEIe "=2inie bon
2ousslezSaunier nah genf ausge=
fproGen, burh bic Der 51ienentpes
apifden paris unb @enf Inn LA
Rilometer pertiirat iperben niirbe.
Mtt biefsr 2inie tpiirbe man nit benz
@otbarbz8erfehr erfolsreid ben
Mettbetperb alfnebmen fDnnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11

! nsn @souxH iOsrhaupt nns ntdBig sts
! 9tbsn luexntn, .uei! ts ilt 5u ItH iitaiM
unD Guf bic Ausbil6ans Nr Saussn
Isilur sTtsmargbafs tilsuirts. WS lon ba4
init nbsr nid. eeia9i isin. bab man
ben 9u1tIGuen nun gar feiH Gorit
5ufpnlnlen laiIen Tau; 2Dsn iDlI nur
nidt DaS 6duptiu!ies b!loen. sSsl saix
tenn MintcrDeiifr bei1nbsrs lnNi! BEN
Sduen nit sussm Wortkii tdglid
eine portion Aoru M,lor<i4i iDtrcsn,
benn Rorn lisisr, .R0rpern1rc!e iirsb
Die 1T Den GGbiersn Sci taltem a2Des.str
dii6 burd1ans DonnGtben; rnisT einenl
Mangel an MdrnH Isib.t baB tDrpsrs
li9e Mnbbefiltben uno bix grn6bs
rl1g ftodt unb auBerbein bat bst
tbierifhe Girpsr audi Di. MbrItoffs
nDtbig. bic bas RorH pprsussxiie 6ts
iibt unb liefert. M6er bic 6auptndb>.
rlng ber 3ltbtIdue ion mitte!it bllss
unb mustelbilbenber 6utterltrfIe ges
iAeben. llnb ba giebt es fpabrlhtirs
lt9 feline bei1ere unb 3pedentipred)snl
bere Sutterrdtion als ein< ..1lifhung
au glei1en Sbeilen Nadmsbl. Msi3ets
fleie unb Rorn19rpt, nit bldtterrei.
hern, iungem RleeS ober MlfslfdsNtu;
bies lebtere gefhnitten unb mDgliAers
tpei5e nit fo9enbem WaiTer iiberbriib.
unb nit etDas Nahmebl geniIht.
@ut tit fir 3u6tfdne i'm Winter, no
8ras unb Grimes feblt, audi irsenb
Elm Miibenfutter, nal sfpiI1snburd
aur MbDe9ieluna gege6en; tp<nnMil4
borbanben, au9 Mil1. Muh nit benl
@etpeioefutter muB m6giidbIt 9t5iDsd4
1elung geboten iDeroen; man fann BON
Wetaen, HDggen, @erite, Gprn, 6afer,
grbfen, Millet. tdslib einnral eire
anbere W1abl3eit nsben Dem 6auptfutz
ter se6en, ipenn Rornenlilage borbdits
ben, AUDI bon bieier BIN unD 1pisber
einmal. Man giebt audi our Mbipehz
ielung einntnl bic &Drier I'm ganaen
3uitanbe. unb bas anbere Mul ipieber
aeidroten. Sc ndber cie Sau benz
Serfeln tommt, Inn 10 mcbr M6pedfes
lung foa man I'm Sutter eirltreten luis
len. 8ei @6uen, bic nur INNER sin
unb bieiel6e Mrt Sutter au frefIen be-
fomnten, leibet bas Wo1lbsfinbsn itart
ginbuBe, es fcblt ibnen etpas, unO ie
nd1er Der @eburt, fommen lie in cine
fieerbafte grrest6eit, bic nibt ielteu
bic urIade TT, bab bus Sbier ieins
sSSunaen peraebrt. $50 rur eime Ober
alpet 3u9tfdue sebalten iperben, be-
fommen bieie pabrfdeinlid audi bic
&idenabfdlle unb bus GpiilpaTer AT
freffen. gol9 Sutter 1T aud silt fiir
iie, porausseieBt, bah es niM all nal,
fertg 1T unD bab es ansepdrmt in fals
tenn Metter seseben pirb, i'm tQ!tea,
tuomDglid eiiigen 3uitenbe 1T es in
feiner Weife geeisnet fir 3uhtidue.
lleberbaupt iofGte alles Sutter, ob nun
troden ober fliifIis, ben 3udtfduen I'M
Winter nur geipdrmt berabrsidt iper>
ben, unb audi Der Stall iollte fparm
fetn, bas Eager troden unb nit @treu
oerfehen. Cine S9aufel poG grbs
nit 6olaai9e, Sala, S9apefel unS
9ol3foblen follte bon 3eit 5u 3eit ben
Sauen Dorgelest tperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11
Gnlfrn'H s 81 4d1rrhsrnHrreintet,t.

Scenario, Der bic 8erhdltntiie in
8ene5uela ani9einenb aus nGhiter
Rdbe fennt, eibt in einem ensliI6en
8tutte folgenbe 8eo6a9trnsen gum
8eiten: Ote 8epobner WeFinbiens
uno Siibamerifas babsn por &ur5em
erfebn. baB Die 2onbpner preHe es
enblid fiir ansebra9t 6dlt, ii9 nit
Der Gage in Beneauela gu bsi9dftigen
unb bte Mufmerfiamfei auf bic M6>
f6euli9fetten in 8eneaueld gu lenfen.
bic neriibt fperben. Seit Der 3eit 3d.
libar's 1T in benz 9roben 9ebie!, bas
Der 8efreier bon Der 6errf4uft Der
Spanier rettete, fein ssrieDe geipeien.
Muu finbst in Der Solseaeit nur eine
ipitematti6e SortIesung bss 8lutpers
qisBens, Der pliinberuna unb aner Qr@
ten ger6e9en. Sin alter 8eneaolaner
Iug&: Set aier5ig Sabren eie6t es tn
8eneauela feline re9tmdBtge 8olfsbers
tretung. SD erinnere mid baran, tpie
lie burd bas 8aionnett unterbriidt
tpurbe." Die 8erfdiIung Wenes
5neta's beitimnt unter gnberem, bab
Der prGlfbent bonn 8olf aeipGblt tpers
ben muB. N6er Der iebige prGfDent
goftro fam an Der Spibe elmer 6orbe
8anbtten in bic 6duptitabt unb faete:
SD Bin Der prdiibent." gr beriaate
einfd6 ietnen 0orednger unb iebte {in
bur9 Wuffensenalt in 8eiib Oer6err=
idqft.
guitro fam urfpriinalih aus etnsm
fleinen Weiler in ben Mnben. tpp ct
pa6rI6einliA Maultbiere trie6 ober
Raffeeldde trug. Die 2ase purbe ihm
langtpeilg, unb er Hrebte ndm Nr prd>
iibent5daft. Dem @sbanfen folate bic
Shat. Mit etnigen iieb5ig Mnbdnsern
(bie in einern ciDiliiirten 2dnbe nah
benz StrafseIeb aum Sbeil Strdflinae
eetpe1ne lpdren) Brad er auf unD bate
eine fat ununter6ro6ene Siegeslanfz
ba6n, 6eren 6D6epunft in Spcubito
mar, tpo Ser Gieeer iiber 1900 Sobte
unb Meripunbete flint Sage lange auf
benz @6la9tfelb liegen feb, 10 bab
bic Mrnuroeten am 8ranb litten unb
opr 6unger unb adlte itarben. gaftrp
iebte in5tpii9en Ieinen Sieeeslauf
fort. Big er in Die Ndbe BON Caracas
fam. Damn lieB er ben pr6iibenten
Mnbrdbe Iagen, er fpne bas sselb rdn>
men, mas bieIer AUDI that. 8etlGnfig
lieb er nur tpenise gfennige i'm
StoatsI6ab.
gaftro ergriff bic Gegierung unb
erlieB Elm rubm1bigss Mdnifeif, bas
neue MenIden, rsue- scyoeen unb ii6erz
baupt alIes Neue anfiinbiate. M6er
mad "a Stunben fhon begann bic
alte 6dmad, ieben MiBliebisen obne
llnterfudung nber 1lrtheilsIpruh ein<
3utertern. Damn brdh!e er rad g1S
racas cine 8anbe bon MnbiHos (fo
beiben Die Bsipobnsr Der Mnben) unt
febs jih in ben Megierunasdmtern
feff.. Seine Sfficiere unb 5olbaten
ftol3irten in ben 0ffentliHn Darts
unb duf ben 5trdben nit MeiIern
unb MepDlDern i'm Giirtel einher; I'M
ter benz neiniten Wprfpanb fAofen lie
duf giDiliiten, beitellten getrdnfe in
ben 0otels uno beadblten lie niht,
na6nen In ben Neftllrants Mahlseiz
ten Elm unb aogen ibre Dolhe. tpenil
bic 9eiiBsr 8eaabluna berIangten, be-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11
anhn-Arnns Der asnltnstt.

Die pennIplbaniaz Reabins, g2pr>
tbern gentral=8ahnen BADEN ben Mns
fang genatbt, Die 206he ibrer Nnges
itellten um 10 proa. su erh0ben. Gtma
5Dan5ig grOBere 8abnlpfteme iinb
oem 8eiipiele aefolat. CUR 3eit be-
oeutet Das fir bic betreffenben gorpo>
rdtionen insgeiammt eine Mebrausz
eu6e Don $25,000.0O0 idbrlid, gfud
Qnii6ten aus maBgebenben Rreiisn
ipirb ii9 bic Summe 6tnnen Rursem
Oerboppeln.
sSoBt man bic Sage Der Mngeitenten
in's Nuge, bonn phtlantbropiiden
Stanbpunfte aus. 10 lit oieie freifpilz
liee 2obnabana als Elm erfreulides
3ei6en Der 3eit au bssriiBen. Selbfz
rdOenb lieat aber altd bic araae nabe.
lit bic Noana tpirflid5 eire freinilliae
unb belaiten bic 8abn-@eiellfd lfdaften
ibr Musgdbeegontp nit biefen Mil=
lionen, neil Der 2phn Der Mnaeiteu=
ten nidt mebr i'm Ginflange ftebt aur
Oedung Der 2ebensbebiirfniiIe9 Sber
se1dab bic freitpillise 2obn=NDana
nur. um einem brohenben 5treif Der=
niinftiger Weiie Dorsubeusen9
Da bic 2pbnerbDbuna nun einmdl
eingetreten, interefiirt ferner, ob iih
bic ginnabmen Der 8dhn @eieus
idaften in lebterer 3ett 10 gefeisert
BADEN, baB lie ohne Oibibenbenoerluft
ibper Mftiondre Die sebnprosentias
Nbans sablen f0nnen, ober baben lie
es nDtbig. our Deduns ben frdht>
aablenben gpniumenten 6eranauaiez
benz
Sc feblt niht an ssiir unb Wiber
in biefer Mnaeleaenheit. Bon Be
lang biirfte dber in eriter 2inie fein,
fpelher Mnfiht man in ben Rreiien
1T, bic bic lobnerb0bung einfiihrten.
prGiibent MdmiaD bon Der Mabdfb%
2inie sibt sn. baB bic Soften bes 2ez
bensunterbalts, Derglihen nit ben
ssabren 1896 1897 bebsutenb eeitie@
aen, betpnt aber aud, baB Der 2obn
aIler Mrbeitsflafien 5-15 proaent err
| b0bt porben fei. @leihaeitis iinb
aber aud bic l1nfoiten Der 8abnber=
paltungen bebeutenb grDBer sepor=
ben. obne baB ibnen eine grbDbuns
Der syrahtraten ae9eniibsrftebe. Die
profperitGt Der 8abnen lit mehr benz
Mnfdeine als Der Mirtlihteit nad
eins grobe. 6dtte bic 8eielIdaft in
porigem Sabre bic 2Dhne aebn prDcent
erbDbt, es fpGre ibr nihts als Elm De-
fieit iibrig ge6lieben.
1ngeahtet bes bohen preiies Der
Wenterialien unb Der bDberen Wernal<
tunasfoifen, mar bic Nsttoeinnabme
BON bunbert Babns@slenfhaften Fit
bic erffsn dd5t Wpnate bes luufenben
scyahres mondtlih iiber cine Million
bDber, ais i'm porigen Sabre fir bic
aleihe 3eit, unb $55, 100000 gr1Ber
! afs i'm Sabre 1899. -5inb in biefer
Mufftenuna aud niht ale Bahnen ins
Mariffen es iDuren audi syebl5 hlG9e
4 Al psraeihnsn- 10 lit bod fein Drnnt
an3unebmen, buB bic allgeHeine pros.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11

SIN Winter Seppi1e an
reihigen. Man lsge bic Geppibe
NIT ber rebten Geite auf fau6ere 5lds
den gefrDrsnen 6hnees unb flopfe
tiidtig nit benz MD6eltlopfer. 90
bleibt Der Ghnub uRb her Gtarb auf
Der ShneeflGhe nnb Der Seppi1 tpirb
auffullenO rein unb farbcnfrifh.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11

Die bDfe Befabr bes Sc
frierens Der Wdf9e beIeitigt
man bdDurd), baB man in benz leBten
Spiilndfier eine 5dnb bon Ro9fal3
aufiigt, pelhes iitb gut auflDfen un6
10 gleidmdBtg benz Mai1er beinengen
n1ub. Man fam unbeforgt bonn
bas feinite Mdffritiid sum grodnen
aufbdngen, obne befiirAten 3u rniiHen,
baB es beim Mbnebmen befddbigt spers
ben fDnnte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-12-11

Giitternng Der 3u9tfGue
I'm Winter. Ni1ts 1T feblerbaftsr
in Der Giitterung tragenber 3uhtfdsA,
als 4penn tie INNER 1lur nit elmer
Sorte syutter ernG6rt fperben, l1nb
Diel gefAiebt bas. sSSn ben Rornges
aerben befonrnen bic 3u9tfGue serdbe
10 nnr Rprn au frsFen unb ni4ts
tpeiter als Rorn ipie audi bic Maftz
idapeine. SIT es fir lebtere fdon
burhdns niht gut, ohne ieDe M6pebz
5eluna nur nit Rprn aufgemditet an
iperben, 10 lit Die refine Rornfiitterung
ben 3uMt3Gtpeiren trit re9t niht gum
Nortbeil. M1un fat fat III ieber @s<
genb i'm Winkr Elm She'll sSntterifoffe,
nit bentn ben 6Guen Mbpehielung
qeihcfft tperben tann; unb III bic
Muspu9l nift grob, unb IolIte man
MIR iiber afpei Dtrfhhbene Suttermit=
tel perfiigen, 10 III Elm Meglel nit
Die9en 6siben bod bebeutsnb beifer, dig
gar tein MehfeI. Rorn foIlte trdsens
The Newark journal., 1902-02-07

Admiral Schley's declaration that he wants no civil office has caused rejoicing among .he repub- llcan leaders who realize his pop- ularity with the American people. However, they need not rejoice, as he has never turned deaf ear to the call of duty, and 1t is not like ly that he ever will, and it may become hIs duty to hold the high est civil office within the gift of the people.
The Newark journal., 1902-02-07
rlagness riidgets.
BY ANTNEY 1

Wood getting and shin baking are about all that is being done here now.
 The grip, in Our "diggins," is about to lose it's grip. Colds are all better, NJ. l., Arnold and T. Nj, WaId- rip made business trip to Bates vile Satui day.
 Sunday while skating on the ice Miss Hattie Young fell and came very near losing an optic.
 Miss Annie Pritchet, who is teaching at Cleghorn, went to Batesyille Saturday to visit her parents. Do you hear those sleigh bells
 ringing, Coming over the frozen sleet2 fa Us Johnnie coming alter me, Ah, won't that be q treat ?' Wish aA the Johns and all the
 sleighs, And all the trifling boys. Were right slap dab in h-n
 "Ah hush pa, Gan4a ,., l. l,.
 nose, And tell us a yarn or two, " here you got those little bells And where you're going to- Well, old man, if you must
 know, Im bunting me ii nife." Look here, son, your shoe sole
 is loose, Johnnie let me take your knife.
The Newark journal., 1902-02-07
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce James A. Hardy as candidate for Sheriff, subject to the action of the democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce c. NJ. Finn as candidate for Sheriff, subject to the democratic primary election.
 We are authorized to announce ]. S Sims as I candidate for sheriff, subject to the action of the democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce Ben Adams. Jr., as a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the democratic primary election.
 We are authorized to announce ]. D. Morgan as candidate for Sherif Sudject to the action of the democratic party.
The Newark journal., 1902-02-07
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized to announce R. P. Weaver as a candidate for Repre- sentative, subject to the democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce Nj. L. Arnold as 8 candidate for Representative subject to the action of the democratic party
 We are authorized to announce Dent H. Coleman as a candidate for Rep resentatlve. subject to the action of the democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce c H. Hogan as candidate for Repre- sentative, subject to the democratic prmary.
The Newark journal., 1902-02-07

Governor Davis has asked the bankers of tLe state fora loan oi $l5, 900 with which he proposes to relieve the drouth sufferers who have petiiioned him tocall an extra session of the legislature to appropriate money for their re- lief. The governor emphatically says he will not convene the legis- iatare ln extra session, and what ever may be said against hlm in olher respects, We believe he is
 emmlnen'ly right in this case md
 unhesitatinsly applaud him for
 hls action in the matter. An ex-
 tra session of the legislature
 would cost the state at least six tunes the amount necessary to re- !leve the drouth stricken people.
The Newark journal., 1902-02-07
The Candidate Meeting.

A meeting of the county candi- dates was held at Batesville last Saturday for the purpose of dis cussing matters pertaining to the canvass The following account of the meeting we clip from the Bee.
 On Saturday, February l., pur- suani to call, the candidates for the various offices met in County Clerk liosan's cfiice and, after
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The nomination of Henry NJ. Cooper to be United States Mar shal for the Eastern District of Arkansas has been withdrawn from the senate. From thls it would seem that the disturbance raised hy the ''ouis" who went up to Washington "with blood Tn their eye" is having some effect. There isn't enough pie to go round, and those who failed to get any have g,own desperate. Sic 'em.
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elceting Judge N. l.. Arnold chairman and C. H. Hogan secre. taiy, the following business ol proceedings were had, to wit,
 On motion of c. H. Hogan d vote was taken as to whether ger- eral canvass would be nude or not. Vote, 10 for, 5Against. A general canvass was therefore adopted.
 "On motion of C. II. Hogan B committee of three was appointed to arrange places and dates of CANVASS. The chair appointed Hogan, Sims and Weaver on said committee. Committee reported as follows: Cushman, Friday II Bethsadia, Saturday, 15; James town, Monday, IT; Floral, Tues day, IS; Pleasant Plains, Wed nesday, 19; Salado, Thursday, 20, Oil Trough, Friday, 2l; Newark, Saturday, 22; Hams School House, Monday, "A; Sulphur Rock, Tuesday, 25; Dots, We'd nesday, 26; Hickory Valley. Thursday, 27 Batesville, Friday, 28. All dates being in March, commencing as stated, Friday, March IA, which report was by the meeting adopted.
 "Dene Coleman offer ed the fol lowing resolution Be it resolv- ed by the candltes in meeting as- sembled Do hereby resolve that 1t is the desire of all candidates before the democratic primary that the executive committee ap- point judges and clerks of the primary election who will see to 1t that none but democrats who are known to have heretofore af- filiated with the democratic party vote in said primary election and that he will not knowingly urge, solicit or ask any man to vote in the primary who is not q demo- crat. " By q vote of 12 the resolu- tion was adopted.
 ''On motion of C. II. Hogan a committee of three was appoint cd to fix time allowed each candi. date for speaking. Matheney, Young and Hinkle were appoint ed and reported ao follows
 'Judicill candidates, l5 min. utes each state senator and rep sentatiyes, 20 minutes each: all others two minutes each.
 "Ihere being now three eandl. dates for circuit jndge, two fol prosecuting attorney, two fol state senator, five fur representa-. tive and fifteen for the minor of fees, this would take more than four hours, nearly five. The re. port was adopted.
 "On motion of k. P. Weave, the places of meeting and time of speaking in each township were to be published in the county papers and retained there untiI after tbt primary election
 "J0bn <. Hinkle made mo tion that no candidate be per- mitted to give any portion of his time to another candidate. Mo tion adopted. Meeting adjourned sine die.
 "M. l.. ARNOLD, Chairman.
 ''C. Il, HoGAN, Secretary"
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We today announce

We today announce R. P. Weaver, of Rudiei township, as q candidate for the democratic nomination for representative. Mir. Weaver is Il lifelong demo- crat, Is we'll known to the people of the county and is we'll qualified for the position to which he as- pires. In the event of his elec- tion, the interests of Indepen- dence county will be we'll and honOrably taken care of.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

We are authorized to announce W A Edwards as candidate for Constable of Big Bottom township, subject to lh, democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce S. " Clark as a candidate for Constable oi Big Bottom township, subject to the democratic primary election.
 We are authorized to announce J. L. Boose as a candidate for Constable oi Big Bottom township, subject to the democratic primary
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The Journal feels that it would be super fuity to attempt an ln- troduction of N. Nj. Wilson, who today announces as a candidate for load oyerseer of Big Bottom township. He has been a citizen of the township for nearly half a century and the people are familiar with ability.
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It appears to us that the five million dollars which Secretary Hay wants this country to pay for the Danish West Indies could be spent in way more profitable to the American tax payers. Uncle Sam has already acquired more islands than he can control.
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FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
 We are authorized to announce H. J. Drennen as candidate for Justice of the Peace of Big Bottom township subject to the cdmocratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce Thomas Jones as q candidate for re. election as Justice of the Peace of Big Bot tom township, subject to the dem. ocratic primary.
 We are authorized to announc John T. Tharp as candidate for reelection to the office of Justice of the Peace of Big Bottom township. subject to tie demo cratic primary
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

We arc authorized to announce W A. Montgomery as a candidate for Tax Collector, subject to the action of the democratic party.
 We are authorized to announce " T. Gray as candidate for Tax Collec. tor, subject to the action of the dem. Ocratic party.
The Newark journal., 1902-02-07

Recent sessions of the Arkan- sas legislature, like the present governor, have reflected but little credit on the state and if there is any way to avert the calamity of calling the solons together in ex- tra session we hope it will be dis cOYarad.