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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-16

His infinite wisdom. touched him, and
he arose with the hot tears burning down
h.s face, went aut ard telegraphed his
wife, and you could go today and see
( hc7, a queen among women, presiding
over a happy home because another man
without nope let God come int0 his life.
Ard what God has done for this world
through that man no human lips can tell
Il s already paid q hundred thousand fold
in tbs NE. and n sure when that man
IS sathere1 with his faithful wife and
little JAMIE and ~arrie II the heavenly
home together theyH thank Cod for the
hour when father let Christ come into
his soul
almost lost. bur saved Oh. think Of
what L nsanst That Christian wife OF
veurs husband. who IS trying 70 Keep
the fatn 2s best she can; don't criticize
her too harshly-Wa r. al wCsE-but she
Knows Whet il means husband. 10 have
heT heart Joined 20 one VINO Is stu IN
saved. ana she knows what Il is 70 have
a heart cul CT sadness and tears because
OF the prospect of missing lo-Cd ones in
heaven Oh man. you NAV be steep n
infiGe- renee and doubt and in sin ton ght
but vcu may De saved f You re only VIII
ING toc'~ht. and with you- faithful wife
for take it she is q Christian-and Il
you aye rot On. wife. fGF heavens sake.
for hUSD- ~ g sake ard ehffdren's sake
set IN the kiuEdcm tonight-with her
ard Etth the little ones-Janie. perhaus.
ard Carrie and all the rest az them IKE
n a redeemed home While you wait for
the redemption that dTaweth nigh, Ttu
ony be q lctIe while and God WI call
you God grant that and while it viii
not be al at the same tine, God grant
that il NAV b. alt0gaf he.r %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-16
MUSIC AND DRAMA.

- d - vINcENNRs

ALICE OF OLD VINCENNES
The engagement Of Gertrude Cozhlan
in alice II old Viucennesi al the
Crawford tonight VIII be one of the
mcsJ deiishtful events q the theatrical
seasc1- The late Maurice Thomson
wrote q hiTtuy interesting novel OF life
IN the InGEHa Of the evolutionary days
and the character Of the patriotic hero
Ire, 24-ce R0usillon. who so nluckily
saved The ola town Of Nincennes from the
British. IS one that has a strong meas
- CT romantic interest The adaptoT,
Edward Z. Rose. has chosen the more
melcdrauatic episodes IN making the
play and besides accentuatlug the pstri-
otto spirit notably that IN which Alice
fashions the urst American flag which
vas ever swung over Fincennes he has
made the evil designs OF the British colo
mel Hamilton. upon Alice 4 leading mo-
Ill The scene in which Alice defends
her honor with the sword of al English
trooper and. while saving herself from
Hamilton gives the signal for the attack
u lle American column upon she town.
IS the mcl7dramatIc climax ~ the play,
and it strikes the keynote OF the entire
action
Whue there are many spirited and
thinning scenes there is an engrossing
live interest throughout the play. and
also plenty OF comedy TO tighten the
tense s-tuations cf the more serious
scenes The scenic effects are unusually
elaborate, and the panoramic views pre-
sented are the same that attracted 50
Uucn attention n New York The pro-
auction is one OF the handsomest that
was ever made in this country.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-16
= THEA-RIcAL -

A prominent amusement & a high or
dsr is gwen Is Ma1aser Toler Ter next
Saturday matinee and rlghL Declm bs-
~ when weary Wife Walker vii be
presented al The Io-ar TBS pay j. s4i1
10 be enc ~ t1e cesc farce comedies ever
written and IS q rsal theatrical rest IN
-e-esl Is avsSeHei early 10 the play ana
IS never lags- every t1iLE rlls llerg
af-ly with the JOY and sparkle u an
interesting book under 3 june s1c. tas-
Ginning and deiShtllE
The eunbar- sssrrells. tle E-llE eoUrli-
cations tha Curious ard abs--d Incidents.
the novel situations. the ridiculous r. IS
takes and the bright dialogue aided q
capital acting can only result ID enc thing
-Ereat r.sasare and laughter for nearly
thTla holrs
Best of ALI th= Play IS clean n every
line and sraa-1- Il never hrtnSs any
regrets & aVs c1lv fragrant rlena-
YES -sth ir1s-l-s f1- more
q F2l have r1t seen a musical Farce
comedy for soue time i w.H pas yoa
o come car ard Sc Weary Walle
Walker IS number Of managers en-
dorse the play very highlF-
Seat sale Thursday - Stanford. d-us
stor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-16
CHARLEs B. HANFoRD-

The appearance Of ar Charles p. Han
ford ana his company al the Crawford
Grand Oh saturday. matinee and night
December 81 has attracted unusual and
apparently wei Ueritej interest Sol
lowing Mr. Hanford tour this season
have been a series of u1commonIv COM
lli1l ro-ary press comments. il is said
thar his Benedict Ia -9iucn Ado About
Nothing IS the croWrirs effort OF this
excellent artists career This is high
praise in view OF A[r. Hanford's mas
terlv enactment OF PetruCh.o in THE
flaming Of the Shrew. which wichita
had tae pleasure Of Witnessing last sea-
son. and which was unquestionahly the
rt- re trcar Of the season. AT the
n1-aee every lady attending VIII be
given q handsome souvenir
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-16
DRnPLR Is FREE
Judge Moore Declined TO Hold
Him in ST. Louis.
WAS NOT A FUGITIVE
As Warrant Was Sworn Out
After His Arrest.
WAS NOT A FUGITIVE

The following dispatch was received
last night:
St Louis. Dee. 15.-In the court Of
criminal correction to5ay judge Moore
declined to hold as a fugitive from Jus
tice tTHIsm r. Draper. The newspaper
correspondent Tor whose arrest a war
Tant was issued Saturday, III Wichita.
kan bg the judge of The city court on
q charge Of criminal libel preferred by
the FhaadeIp hia North American Tire
judge declined to hear any Of The evi-
oence which Judze James Gay Gordon.
the attorney Tor The lertn American,
VS. ready u present. declaring that he
Wo1ld not hold Draper as a fugitive from
-ls-ce, as the warrant charging Loel
Was Issued subsequent u tle bringing Of
tAe proceedings il ST. LoLls.
5 -. Au-if-n law partner ri County
attorney T. =. Comfy 81 Wichita. who
refused % lss-e a. warrant Saturday, APP
pearel Tor Draper.
In court m The time we're White Buff
1alo, the llllal, VINO was The principal
Character ri an allies ed ube.JIs story
written ~ Draper and printed in the
Philadelphia North American, r A. Van
Naikeu1-rgh ana Emory Foster, edllor
END Sunday editor. respectively, Of that
paper. ard Lieutenant Colonel T. II.
Pratt, superintendent or the Carlisle Ia
dian school
Judge Gordon. speaking in reference
10 the c2urt PROCEEDINGS saic-
The acll81 taken today mer ly delays
and oDstrlrrs Our efforts. II VIII De as
temporary 30 its effect however. as the
action ~ tbs county attorney IN wichita
II refusing 30 give rs r warrant Ne got
ne warrant lr-erHarl dirac-l- r-0rr the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-16

Rush broadway b-r-esque-s vii APP
1e-r SO the lc.er tonight. lh-s atlric-
-n considered enc x the lest ora
road tals season a 1eyy II beau
--- -1es II fenirl-. Ioveluess. arrayed
- s@c-s costumes II -r-1esceut cc.ors.
brilliant musical numbers and up-t0-l4te
e1-ch. songs. The blreslEe features az
~ VIA De augmented with q strong
a-ies--le li.o which rE-s-s the fll-
-r-er artists James 1I-rI cy
ga L4-a Harrison. Miss Caml,e Leroy
o-c tle cei. -t1tsa singer 1llss Bee
a-Hu-t tle co9u sll-ter. Roman ard
e-a-r rae l.rls * l-sr hlrror. Le-
rcg and Lsaus1l. he-i-oa-a. bar spec
and lu Cro-ln. the comedian and
l--=--l LaFor5tc-
seats GA sale AZ Starc1rIs irlg store.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-16
WHOSE RABY- ARE -Yor2

Mt Myron 3. Rice. whose latest com
ecy success. Whose Baby Are You 3'
viii be seen here AT the Crawford On
thursday. December IS has secured a
cast peculiarly adapted the presentation
Of legitimate farce Ar. John F. Ward
Hiss June Mathis and Miss Ida Ward
ana number of others well known
Tor artistic excellence are in the com
pany- AIr. Rice's attraction is winning
IS high praise for the manner Of presen-
tatlor as for The acknowledged merit Of
the comedy itself
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-16

The Convict's Daughter" one Of the
solid meiodra1latic successes Of last sea
son. VIII be the attraction AZ the Craw-
ford on Friday. December Is. The secret
Of the success Of The Couvicts Daugh-
ter is thar il touches the heart strings
II its auditors. IL is also filled With
comedy Of the higher order and does not
depend upon tu6oonery or vulgarity to
anuse che public II comes 10 us this
ear with entirely new scenery and al
togc -her brighter and better than ever.
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YPEwRiTgss.


TAFEW RiT EkS-b8ugET. etld. repaired
and rented All mases sid On pay
nenEs- Mldsoh CEicc supply CO..
le9-tf
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StockyaTds, Wichita 2-tx
WANTED-Owners OF farms and city
property 10 LIST them with rs for sale.
We have cash buyers NJ. " heohale
& Co. Is y. Main street. 2-tf
/ WANTED-A saw-rniIl snd operator 10
/ locate on timber land 10 cut a tract
/ which viii supply about one year
work Address a J. Blackwell. Chelsea.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR SAILED Handley avenue, west
Side. two fresh cows and calves
-N
! FOR Household goods. at IL \.
Market 2I-6lx
/ FOR SALE-Cupboard trunk window
shades and pictures. Can mornings. -
y. Lawrence. S-stN
FOR sALE-A rice. large, fresh COW.
II sou see her. you VIII buy her. Cali
/ al 11ls W Douglas, city. 25-ltx
FOR SALE-Pure Plymouth Rock cock
ereis, and kLndiing- 80 wabash.
FOR sALE-Upright piano. very cheap.
nearly new. standard make Must be
sold 2lt y EmPOria avenue 1s-6tx
FOR sALE-Berger peanut and candy
vender machines, = each; IN perfect
condition. W. II. Wake E-5t
FOR sALE-Good mich COW. 1se1 North
~ &C. -
FOR sALE-Drop head Singer sewing
machine, left AZ our store By party
leaving town 30 \. Main. 1-tf
FOR SALE-Chairs, tables. bedroom
suite; sideb0ard. rockers. sofa. fruit
jars. wheeibarrow. hose, reel counter.
aesk, avn, BLOCK, stoves 545 one
/ FOR SALE-A two revolution. sSz54
Cranstou press. in perfect order. Has
been used hut very little. WIN sell II at
bargain. Address R. P. Murdoch
Manager The Eagle. TT
FOR sALE-Up-to-date. oak furniture
80 z. Third S-etx
/ FOR SALE Household goods. Inquire at
Jones x Titus. 80 y. Main. 24-tf
FOR sALE-Apples. ali varieties. at
Wichita Ice and Cold Storage Co. Call
zi-su-tu-th-stx
FOR SALE-Two low numbers in the Ma
tio1al Homo Building association Ad-
dress Box 1ot3- 12-tf
FOR SALE-Ladies' driving mare. SD
AIS ". Central 2t-2tN
COR sALE-A leather trimmed carriage;
has been run tnree months. VIII take
fresh Jersey COW as part pay can
al 81. Francis ls-tf
FOR sALE-A dne Washaurn and
large sub-base guitar Prices cheap.
So ;. Market. fiat = Z-Itx
FOR sALE-W-e have inst received ssso
ears OF genuine ouita 40 <. We eau
81 your ORDERS as long as Il lasts : p
Turner. 81 W. Douglas. Phone 80.
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sooms FoR ReM t7----.E=
g0E RENTING nicely furnished rooms
for gentlemen. win board Inquire -
y Lawrence z6tx
FOR RENT Rooms for light house
keeping, furn .saed or uufurnlshed- good
rooms good location AZ r Central
2f2tz
TOR RENT-Thrce furnished rooms.
20 west Dewey. Inquire first door
west i5-th-su-tl-tf
FOR RENT-Good room and board. $50.
5l6 = Topeka avenue. -5-5tx
FOR RENT-Large front room suitable
unflrnished. ~ N Market s1-s1x
FOR RENTING nicely Furnished rooms.
Tor l-lc Lous. See Filg. very close 81
See 4. A smith. Keystone hotel
FOR RENT - Two Furnished rooms.
ground Eoor. SIDE entrance. TO- EEht
house keegIngs water ln kitchen - So
Second Zstx
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room. two (
gentlemen preferred - " Second f
street -i-4lE
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AlAlE HEIR wAnrEn

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" A. IElJ-t'Cr L. = army. a5le-oodls0
unmarried men. between age q and
s., citizens Of United States. OF good
character and temperate habits. who
can speak Eeau and write English For
information apply to Recruiting officer
- n Main st. Wichita. Kan
lZ-Z 8, 8. Il. H. is. IS. 20 .. . D. 81
WANTED-A reliable. energetic man.
Salary and expenses. Wichita star.
First and Emuoria. 1l-2tX
WANTED-Men 70 learn barber trade
We furnish steady practice br free
WORK. Instructions. lectures and demon
STATIONS by experts. More experience
IN one month IMAM old method IN one
year Vases and shop experience sat
urdays Positions waiting graduates,
tools presented board provided. c8ta-
logue mailed free. Moler Barber col
leSe. ST Louis. No. 1Z-It-6r
NAETED-T1o men as news agents OF
tralns. 81 cash security required
Van roy News CO., ID Wichita street
145-fFl-su-tu-tf
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STOLEN.
Personal


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SIoRAG E.-L-argrst and Dasf storage
room iH The city We gtore pack ard
repair furniture. can ~ - g. Emroria
for terms. singer & D0nneiL 5-tf
ToEAGE Cheap. on track. with eieva-
TOT. III and IL 81. Douglas avenue.
I1O-tF
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FOR EXCHANGE

FSE ENCr = Nc
FOR EXCHANGE-For improved INSIDE
property
A nEe. new. suburban home, with E
acres acres In orchard acres IN
alfalfa. a s-FoOm. new. modern coz
tage Nth L-l0Ct ceilings fine walled
up cellar. fire barn 4ze butt ef
shiplaps chicken house. lsx-n. shipl1p.
Single roof. all the finest variety %
fruit. dne bottom land
" ~ EEOHANE & CO.
I5-tf ~ North Hain-
FOR ENCtfASG E-If you want - bus.
sell OF exchange. come TiEbt ln and see
ne. Greeu. SIS Winnie block -o---N
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FL SLNESS OFPDkI ( y III Is Na- or
woman alth S-9 O. go can SEA good
business. e4reer, 5-s niaue block.
E-ltL
FOR SALE-A weL-se.ectef stock 81
huEzils- carriages. ula--ols. exc or
T-ll i-ade fgr st-CElra r-a4 estate In
FOR SALE-Caoice roomlng house aI
new t-rl-tlre flr rooms good iac4-
ken J1Flas leaving cry CaL g 5-4
Douglas aooFe cEa- psro- -atx
FOB SALE OR RENT-E sHtee--re--l
h1-e- 2arrly Furnished. Address H.
Cornwall, BIZ t-ce kan L
BUSINESS CHANCE -ert- S-o-e
recu. $50 80 t4lsL -r-E4s -asa l.C--
u1l for rls -sr-r-lt or Drugs $3.50 a
r1e1s -p-s-a-rs $50 : Blown So
FoR SALE-felern- new t1b rr--E
Office Ea=an engine pager c--tar
ana crEe- necessary machines l--eFs
shifting clm4e-e a-- new rres
g-C T. 3 Stce, GGlsla- Kan -5-5tE
FoR SALE 3GI-ln--y scocz Money
maker vel lal-ts-- relt Telserslle
Stocz lew and ur-lc-1ate Gcg- t-s-e-
Reason fer seg s-cz1sss ir fsU-F
Trs wo-t lasc lc1E address a. A.
Cirsuls. l6izll--1 -t-E 81 -i-E
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soYs WANTED.

WANTED-A boy Tor bicycle delivery
about ls years Badger cash C--cary.
53S y. Emporia avenue. IC
Arizona republican., 1902-03-11
GUARDIANSHIP IF BENDER
l Three Sided Contest II FroLa5a
 Court Yesterday.

Tle hearing ec the Teiiua= petitions fer tise eetl eld-s a@hiu If -e I.a.zal a.,5 the estate John Gender too.- ifaee f4 probate ceu.. y -t.r.iay Th=Ie were laTe7 applicants fer tH. car af ' -.ls..t.. g119 is believed t5 Da iHeaas.,=tans tG loC3- out to- hi-lselz. r-tr-s -s5l--ts.-., ding zhaJ within .,.-at. ysars a= q da- .1bor,r h. has .-I.-azss5 :; fortune o. nearly sf#t H. Has eat worked ali ,ha time He aaz spent in t1e dzgre- Ga-e TE-u- a-arlt~ in Jail Nor has n- 5aV=I -t h-s earnings < great deal mas gone Tor cheap wine. and a great deal rlc-s Ja HaE fines. 0t the 1haus- and rr@- me are -.G1 suspected of be- ing non ccurss T-3eut.s. rat one Le- he1n so in -.eiaii. -ugeas-f,2l .= t,-nIsr ris3 all Aie hens is-ait-.
 Bender Jlou-a l-- -ot z---t .cu-r nlo1=E ter anything but strong dri.1l and az-s- t= E.1s a-a .= @eeJ t4 nothing ana his iaexu--sIvs lueai4 g.. cneaT ra-tatil--ite. i i= said. have rD.- and then been su-sale--a=-f.. l.y visit- s1 syviI barrels. r:a--tas- has of-e1 5aIe15=I cn v.1ler his agility "-1s zurss5lr -e tE-- - Fl. asaT-5a-a cali1c-or- Tenders care 2. -.s- proved i-a" -.-uer=f. it is ta .at fcz-;- lar meals
 The petitioners ics Iet,ers ar euala- i1nsHi5 arc Tho. E Fianr. gan. K. !. t.u-'-.-3r and j. T- Ha1lIp- -.r- < i.-itii'7siH represents -i.7- al Jar -3sf5-G a-a E S- aEt.e---.t fr -.r- I=-1. and Geo. r. .s=-r I.- A-s- l+*'.-t @ ca-1 t.S7I a-e-l15 -.- ..o-rla1 c.. n ser.a.--.- --i@lias---- "- Ja several "a--l. ats i, '---i'- il- dl.--iaE hal known hUi laase. -a3 had ,---el him employment es di times i1 q 7.-I.aI a- t.,a7lf--
 'ii-'-- '' s--t-- n .-as lis a5tor- -l n Ai- i.',a[s --s ,evl trouble .--l'. -'=-'- -'1iii~lt though h- had uac known him long: ar -1tfriat -z-. had beer,
Arizona republican., 1902-03-11

TIE ADS u1z-u HELPED.

Aa ta-.isa lfy man. '. - ,,.M n llt- aet
 :.or avfa .s .a L..1a p,.n- -ie-ti.z. r.aiatai-e h." F.. NHtasac. .o,h "t eaarsls -rjlsiaa h.s- f... ..G j,cr.a,.- ia1-a~. ,. 9:.eai.I- sl oH= ia tae l-.- i5<a fE-ts. Talau9t lh newspaper
 menus -re i,,i..sh ayap h.v. ,"e re,i#r a. .@ing.G E,i.n t&e ..- #s.e~ .aa hi= faHuE tsAn tn
 ser 'u vith -ar tal- au.-.. -Pail-G .l1l,-u '-eoil
Arizona republican., 1902-03-11

-o.i'i-ed l.. flieHIs CT ldint;.ac-s o; Bender ;- maka application G0- I-,t-re iar ool.s. raised uE t.- attorney for fer applicant regarding th- pure trained guaiitE or til. .iiau3shl, of tile h-r 1is. .5ssH,= Was at times amusing. -t Mas objected to in rE- case ol N-. -lar.issa that he tasl Cie.iaesr his want of ri an5snip fer Bender ht- hay ..-s charr.5 him &5o for an ..balsir- #t- .ait jo st E.ul uu, uf iaf.. u,..1 S1l
 e"id LeE- paid his fine.
 Te- eiJ.e.ia. rsise6 aea!-s. 5... -sl. i.r .-=e lnat 3-ce h. had }o.- z from Bend F far tne Arizona Inn E-> eH.e-s, -ol.l any @3 'a l-fthe.j ;t1v
 rflrijy- Then again ;.s cashier. st the Eafy he~-5 ne had drliae tat tt.3
 ears a1 his cc. u'-aacy ot that position is,.- 1.cm S1"1 Q 5-"f1 If T. nGs..'- money co deposit vi;asu, interest. F 2a~ cont ul us- the atl. -aex- f13. th. 5h P sides that if AIr. Fdl.-i!er'e breast .a.i @ heaNin- I-r l.:aadsajs fer F. -,c r .U.' have seen to 1t that -i= laa-. ,-'uli have t-el given al.
 rlllN@ power Ns -a 1-r. Dunl1a it s.nij n-t b. shown that h. hal 7 11.l.es5 want c.: friendship for
 .-a-r .-ar s'ul4 s,-.>--n n..z5 b. ll:' nai.
 .r na. lr had as..I IaIt l Iiv.i- lt rest .a ai- affairs Ti1a question a. f' h.9h .f 4coa=r a.t-teil- n=-ded a Ta- lcian Fts touched upon only eoe- sIilE.
 4ads. saao-tsa t.es .he ,as, under -..Fis s;te-- but-.et Isu tilaa f,r tla sel- ti.n ai a -uIrdiaa. aor lid Fe intila- .t- that che would b. selected.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-11
\ I..AtiE-+, I-IIi..

ie-i.- o5l-. a a"tr 7r.u h-. lej been a-raao to
 -Nu. r.l5r I-e l~. ,-.5.-
Arizona republican., 1902-03-11
G8ET 8EIE TRTBE @

Good th:aaz |" ~st serve: .n l.. best s-.i- iu ou: rfrtty prstat,s d.aia= 1o. ms upstairs
 .ue Coffee -'I H.-,5rrant ca.  Te" vii ielr nod m~ ia~.r~ Gun aor Hi!l ,.-r s2fl Saavi.e acI hail cutting q @.sas..lt.. 1r 1-. Pe!sso. .t t-.' Comm iai Barrier shop.
 In i-t-s"stia-. s.s ? or r... rar- 5. ge-: ,-5 takes lla,, daily ul tae -gi5p-
 ;'se caila Lily bor4x Soap.
 
 For Meenar.os-G-azco Tine Tar Soap For Autographed ..nit aul o-asi.a laHn:s. bonds. stock certificates o- nti... iira grade Glno work. ask Tee I:a- publican 9i-a for rsic-= and ;. rli' $
 .r es a -- :c ,e-- before placing ye-r o-5~r. We can 's'z far 1crms-7 Wa-h.a" Uo.yIe~. ..err ii WasAlt.-- Powder coupons ja e's.i 5'H, ,#s.- Ffe~-".4 free.
 Tna latest .a s'.ts' Hoelwaar hcerars .. uu5e:-.ea" at r.+a} :He IIa.ters. .e'. for HIEtJ%. IitaI sure cure for PILES. Sold at 1lyey & Hulett. druggists. Phoenix. Ariz
Arizona republican., 1902-03-11
GOWNS

hmHoii.ry tr.m"e1. worth -cc th.S "e !-.-.- -..... ..-....... :3Se Erhl ijerE trimmed. were S5o @H5 @'a- this WeeG...........- G.3<' l-2o- and Embroidery tr.nmed. wera %l.S- and S2.oa, his week.
 .................. U. ::s..:22:)
Arizona republican., 1902-03-11

@s' fe~ women look veH s.ita ; y.,ii5e cr-ets st-a ;....,r astl ..lc heal.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-11
NOTICE TG -At;E.->

--i5znrs Aerie &a. i-s. r. .. E. v=fl a5 'are~tz.a h=- .-i-n1 Al ---a] i-.-iy Invited ja attend.
 -+. j. TT ..c Ill.,
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Arizona republican., 1902-03-11

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Arizona republican., 1902-03-11

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Arizona republican., 1902-03-11

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Arizona republican., 1902-03-11

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Arizona republican., 1902-03-11
A WEI DRESSED
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Arizona republican., 1902-03-11
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Arizona republican., 1902-03-11

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Arizona republican., 1902-03-03
STRUCK DOWN A SENATOR.
Incident Recalled of South Carolina s
 Assault on Charles Sumner.

It is almost forty-five years ago that another South Carolinan. Preston Smith Brooks. figured as an assailant III the United States senate chamber. Brooks. then q member of congress. was born in Edgefield county. the same county where Senator Tillman first saw the light of day. It was he who as saulted Senator Charles Sumner of Massachusetts. with q cane. The en- tire north was aroused.
 Senator Sumner had delivered a speech entitled The Crime Against Kansas" which. because Of certain eX pressions, had incensed the members from the south Carolina. After the senate had adjourned. May 22. 1856, Brooks entered the chamber and ap- preached Mir. Sumner from behind while the senator was seated at his desk. and struck him repeatedly on the head with d cane till Mir. Sumner fell insensible on the floor. Several south ernerS. among them MT. Barksdale of Mississippi, stood near with drawn re- volvers and prevented any interference One of the committees of the house subsequently, reported resolution fla yoring the expulsion of Brooks, but the final vote was 121 ayes and 95 noes. As this was less than twO-thirds, Brooks was not expelled.
 At later day. during q house de- bate. Brooks had an angry colloQuy with Representative Anson Burlingame of Massachusetts and Brooks was chal- lenged by Burlingame to q duel. It was accepted, the duel to be fought with rifles in Canada. Brooks, how ever, failed to appear for the combat, on the plea that he would have ito pass through the enemy's country" He re- signed his seat and was unanimously reelected. The south generally upheld him al l gave him presents of many costly anes and other testimonials. lie died in Washington January 2. 1857. less than q year after the assault on Sumner.-Washingto Post.