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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-02-20

TO START the day right you want
a cup of rich, delicious coffee which
you can obtain from Chase Il San born's
high grades, sold only by Alt 4 Sons.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-02-20
Mamie's Coat.

Mamie wears a raglan; oh, dear me,
Mamie in her raglan is a sight to see!
For the way that Mamie wears it, and the
way she twists and bends
Makes it hard to tell just where the rag
Ian starts and Mamie ends!
Mamie wouldn't wear a coffee sack, of
that I'm sure.
likes to be in style. and Mamie is
demure,
Yet Mamie doesn't hesitate to amble up
the street
Looking like a bale of hay that's grown a
pair of feet!
sometimes when you see her you
take another peep,
She looks so much as if she were a-walk
ing in her sleep!
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-02-20

FOR SALE: Thirty loads of oat
and rye straw. Address,
A. G. BARNES, Cassville, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1902-02-20
An Interesting Event.
(Too late for last week.

TOO late for last week.
One of the ~pleasantest meetings OF
the American History Club of this
city was held at the home Of Mrs.
John Carthew, Tuesday, Feb. 18th,
S9O2. The day was devoted to elm
coln,n and no more fitting memorial
was ever observed by this club. A
picture of the martyred president,
draped with the American flag, met
the eye on entering the parlor. A
picture poem, 1.-The name of Lincoln
was read by Mrs. Budd for Mrs.
Brennan, who was unable to be pres
ent. After which each member re-
sponded to roll-call with a quotation
from Lincoln's speeches. Mrs. Car
thew lead a paper on the "Early life
OF Abraham Llncoln;" Mrs. Garner
read of His occupation during the
Blackhawk War, and until he entered
politics in 1914" Mrs. M. A. Reed
gave 1.-The main incidents Of his life
from 1914 to 1860" and after the read
ing showed to the members a piece of
the curtain which hung before the
box in which the president was sitting
at the time of his assassination. Mrs.
Ward read a paper showing Ibis pos
ition on the Slavery question:" Mrs
| Williams followed with a paper on
his personal appearance and habits
at the time of his election" Mrs.
Morse read a paper giving an
outline of ''His life from 1910 to its
close" A recitation ''My Captain"
was given by Mrs. Budd and a poem
so why should the spirit of mortal be
proud" was read by Mrs. Garner.
This closed the literary part of the
program, the regular business of the
club following, after which the host
ess served dainty refreshments. All
voted this a day in life's calendar Ions
to be remem bered.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-25
presiens maet
SbaS Cars Msller far nSrettet meb
ct tibet Slab paa 8rbnlano.

en- Gifimorebafter, Cars WsGler
| &olouien 8obtbaab paa 8rsnlano,
bsoe | forrige Waaneo. 8. Rsll,r
bsrte til be Gifintoer, Der | fin Eli
bar Brofesior 0orbenfisIbs Ssrere,
San bar en- oppaft og ~foritanoio
Wan6, og Samppret meo RcrSen.
ifislo bar al flor getponing for bam.
BED Smgangen meo Sen bersmtc Sp.
oageliesreiienbe os bans 2ebiasere
blep Sars Msller mart e,irop9ti eret
ban lerte bl. q. at lGie, og iaa ofte
ban iaa fit Snit BERTH, lao BAN / fin
Sptte og bogitaperebe efter ell BOG
eler aoiS. 9apnIie De iibite In.
teresiereoe bdm | si @rao, oa bar
isgte itobig Splpsrtnser ON, pao
bpilfen Waabe be bIep trpfte, boor.
leoes Sauitrattonerne mangfoIbia.
gioroes % Iisrenoe.
9a RorbenifisIb toe affeo mel
Ears Wsaer for at penbe tilbage Ill
Sperige, mebbelte gifimoen BAN til
bans itore Sorbauielie, at ban piIbe
bore S%ournaIiitl On SournaIiIt
@rsnIono! RorbenifisGb 10 og ipare.
be BAN, at ielo ON ban f11n6e nbatpe
ct 9lab, bar Der 10 ingenL Ser funoa
IGie set.
Men WsIer bleb oeo tit. Son
oiloe iagbe ban - / 9eepnbeIien
TIM brtrge gtaeber % iaa ienere, liS.
efter fist, lore fine 2onbSmpnb Of
l9ie. Sg RorbenifieIo biaIp ban
iaa til bette Gnifes SpfploeIie. Do
B~rofesioren bar fommet biem til
Sperige, ienbte ban fin grsnIanofe
Ben en- ltoen Suanbpresie meb IN.
per, 8apir, Sarpe o9 orbet Erpffe.
rittlbebsr, oa eanife fort Sio efter
ienote Cars Ws1er ba bet fsrits gu.
mer al lit iGluitrereSe 9Iob no I Ser.
DEN. San omoeIte bet ieIp, rtaor ban
brog no paa Sfifart ener SlpbereiD
fer. iatte fig efterboanben / Sor5in.
belle meb De inteligenteite @ifimoer
og lGrte Dem, boao ban ieIo pi6ite.
De Loo fin 8iber gaa pioere til Rabo.
er, og paa benne Maaoe er SpIps.
ntngsarbeibet / aorenes 9sb fortia.
og bar bapt iaa fortr9ffeliae &eirlI.
tdter, at Der MI life finoeS ret mon.
ge. borne effimoer. iom life fan I9ie.
Oct er o~ltiommen Cars Wsuers
Serf. Sans 9lab "atuagogbIiutit"
bar meo fine ire Sunbrebe @remplo.
rer ubrettet ct glrbeibe, Der bar ppret
til ben itsrite 8l9be og 8eliignrtic
for 9eboerne / bette GoropoIens NOR.
meIte 8rRuielanb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-25
Dan ifafeoe meoeiften.

6or no8Ie aar ii6en, ba geiten par
mere bib" eno M, Iogere6e en- linJ
Wanb, iom iioen er bIeOen en- befiero.
&apitaIiit, / ct SoteI / en- Of be npe
8per / 8eiten. San o. bans 8enrer
haooe for Sftt ON aitenen at boloe
til / Rsgebpreliet / SoteI1et. % De
bIeU opoartet al en- oaffer Rige, Wfii3
8bite. Sun bar en- meget or6entIt1
Bige, uSer noget Sias o. Sso, os
bun opfgISte fine 8Iigter orSentIis
og regeimPsfig. en- 2lften Sa bun
baooe gnaet % Iagt Zig. fom gGrten
irb i asgeORreIiet og opIpite SeIitn.
BET ON, at Bet oar ii6ite Gang, Itiis
Bbite piIbe opoarte be unge Serrer,
ba bun ifuIoe sifte fig Sen fslgenbe
Dag. % 8prter bapSe gaaet fin
gei, ~foreiIos ben for nRpnte unet
Rarb, Sim Susbes, at Dc burSe sios
Wtis @bite en- liben Rreient for at
oiie 6eHoe, at De intte 4ris poo benSe.
San tog. ct stptfe gapir op ifreO lit
Rapn for 5000, bporpaa ban ienSte
Bapiret rurot. 8isen bar soSt liz.
os 5orilaget uGnSt alminSelig giiaIS,
iaa at Der / aft bIeu iubitriberet
$1,000. De faISte paa 8rrten, CAB
bam 8ensere og BAD bam gipe benz
til Miis 3bite n9ite Roreen tiuiee.
meo beres beSite 2rifer / anIeSnina
al 7nsen. RGite Tag beo Rii3
8bite gift og ben IptteIise gruogom
bar - Sim Susbes.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-25
neIese Drifrn, preten % q pcr at
Sneenisrerne.
Wregtist &pifieIbspaasrama.

yhbStAtSeSAAeS. s
Wrastist SpifisISspaaorama.
Ti6Iisere bar man benpift TIL At
Triangle freru meo Sfpbs poa ben
eDinbeIige aisrepei sienne4n SaIlins.
bal, for sperft oppe at maatte betro
FIG til "apoftIernes Seite", bnis man
agteoe iis oper til Bots. SraDerfen
oper GieIbet ntebtos 21a Dag os to.
iteSe mesen Wsie, men blep at Reiie.
baanbboeen anbefalet aIe 8enner al
itorartet SieIbnatur; ben fsrer ogiaa
tnb | ct al bore pofreite SieIbpartier
meb ihipbratte Stprtnineer og mere
END NOT at So oe Sne. Snart pil
man fitnne ipore FIG for geioarlig.
beoerrte neb Sraperien. On noele
aar fan man fare meb "Gampbe.
ften" op lanss Sinia mellem $anins.
faroen $3.50 Sob paa BEN enc %
Saroonserisfulen $3.50 Sob) pao
BEN anben Sibe inc | WoIbaaoaleu
og me1em Saag. og Ssgbenerne ftp.
re Iige paa g9aaen al 8ropebaIien,
for efter IS Wtnuters Sart eien.
mem Rorbe,lropas Iargite 1iinnel
at ie 9agens 2ps igien oeb Spie:
sperft | 8unbcIen, 24t2 SOB ooer
gois Standardization, boortil man
bill faa en- eneitaaenbe itorartet @eb.
itignine paa AZ Sem. til 8ois.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-25
Mindsr fla valders
III. Ole aaim.

geaar eamIe SGoien bar ifsrt fin
Gsnoogsorngt, bapbe ban iur,, faS
a~inoesbne, tort gabgneIstreie meb
itore Mcsiinstnopper, Suereorrs BEET
nieS blnnfe @etaIfnapper. Tort BAD.
tneIs an9bufser, bbibe Strsurper og
rsbe Strsmpeboono meb fore E,ifer
I'D til Siberre o. Sfo nteb Wetol.
ipnltber. Gan par BOT oe TOR at 8Gfit
os bapoe Ianst, fpIbist, graat Saar,
Ser bang BAN neo paa StuIbrene.
Gan par Rinser % Crater poa gasn,
% ban bolot 3irfen % acmuume.
itlien | Sroen. Oct blep Tott / Ella.
gene. naar ban riusebe, ineen siorbe
BET bebre enc ban. Ranr unSer
9ubstieneften 9oabsiolmen bIeo Inn.
get, forn soruIe aaieu itiIle os roIig
inb ab aorSsren neS en- gommeIbaes
9obbertieSel | ben enc Soano % fin
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-25

flaoe Sue / ben atben os b9l0te 8arb
| Dsbeiaoet. Set oar unoerIigt not,
man bar iaa nant iii at ie bernie gamle
SfiffeIie / fin Sieneite / 8irfen, at oa
ban enbelis for Mberers SfDIo ODER.
gap Sieneiten til i'm b9oerItge, it'll.
fRroige Ssn, ~iapneoe man ganle
aaien. Get bar Gale ON, at man
piloe babe bans gilebe t 3irfen.
Sin lille Sieneite bapoe ban iorrettet
meo aIorig ioigtenoe Sroifab og
8unttIiebeb. 90 en- tro Eieneite bin
Der aItio a%nerfienoelie, iRrlig naar
ben bar paret i ODER baIp bun6reoe
aar. H
aaien boebe meo fin camille / en-
Stue Iise beo Storebrofosien. SAB
man inoe / bans Sine, bsrte man
Sosiens pGlbige Dur, ielp ont 9sre
% 8inbuer bar Iuffebe. 3. Stuubom
BAR oct ret, iom Suiet oirrebe al Sos
ielarmer. Ran bapoe rent CLIENT at
gipe aaieuS Siem Raon; man beteg.
neoe BET aierne meo timber @rUen"
euer "geO 9roen. aaien bapoe altto
b9ret en- Spetig arbetosfar. Gn0nu
paa iine aamIe Gage funoe ban meO
2etbeb ifi9re ct Maal Niger ON Do.
gen, % oet er 10 rigeIi8 TO WGnOS
arbeioe.
Saa ~airfegoaroen toooe ban gra'
bet for onttrent oIle, JON bar bsoe /
Sognet / Be iioite so aar. San boo.
Be, bsrte ieg BAN iige, 8rauet Strife.
gaarben igiennem ire 8onge. DIN
Sommeren itob ban ofte ON RRtterre
paa 4trfegaarbcn og arbeibe0e. or
on life rpo, naar on Itaar olene %
grader ON RGtterne pao airfegaor.
Den? ipurgte ieg BAN en5ane. Nei,
ioareoe ban Iangiomt % beitemt.
San bar gierne faamRlt. Gn Dag par
Ri en- Slot Smaasutter, iom TOM fra
SfoIen. 8i fom forbi atrfegaarbcH,
boor gaien itob % graocOe. 8i gift
inS og gap os til at tale meo bam;
ban ioareoe penIigt. Gr Oct ianot,
ipurste ieg, at on grop op ct Sig en-
gang, iom baoOe lig8et i Sorben /
ODER 20 aar, og BET par life raab.
Oent3 San iao paa mig. Seq grOO
op en-, iom bar tel pao Den enc SiOe,
ipareoe ban. Soem bar oet2 lplirgte
ieg. SfaIsbaugen, oor Soarct. ga,
men bar bet life Ell, iom be6te Sal
Dor, og iom ilet life par raab0eu?
ipnrgte ieg. San bsieOe iis % CROP
igier, men ban iparebe fife ct Utuf.
Gette augtf en-, iom bapoe ct Oaar.
Iigt Orb paa fig og par 300 / Sruften.
fab. 9ten aaien oiIoe iiplben tale
ON bette.
Sn6e / gutiffen poa Rrpnmer.
moen fob Here o. forte en- bsirsitet
SamtaIe, % rogIe al Dem banoebe
opstigt. aaieu, iom iuit fom mo,
Ipttebe paa Dem en- Stuno. baOeIig
ingoe ban paa fin soo6Ii9e % rolise
BIS: VA 5 itltlbe life banbe iaabm.
&c M bare til ianbanne, iom - Der
rGprte ban Here fienote Rarne, - be
tar nltib oRret iaa Iele hi al banoe,
men BET Ter life no til al babe pRret
rar 6~ortieneite for Dem. Seq tienbte
en-, iom aIttO bar iIif aor I'll at barbe,
og bet bleo ban oeb meb til BET iioite.
GIN er BET mango aar, iioeu leg CROP
bans 8rap og ringeOe ODER BAN.
Sgaar srop ies bans @raO op igien,
% ies iaa, bnno Der par tiibage al
bam; ban bar life rar Rar'n NIL.
aae blep taiiie, % iugen al BEN ban.
oeoe urer Den Stunb.
9aar man tunbe tale rteo gaien /
5ortroIigbeo, funee man pot fan ct og
anoet no at Fam, iom ban eIlers life
6rso ia ON nt iortRae. On eneite
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-25

sea Bar sfdpet enmnfiHsH -5usosHnsn'
| COB Sians. % pi Iifsr ben ssst. Ten aaar
lei, arbsiber sost 90 foarsr soot III ~ Ram.
gneen I'll angre. ON be ani.di'er No en- al
BEN. Sraat 80 Gents. Ole Z. essss, Rnfb.
tcrb, gatun-
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-25

N. Gpers Snpnma g. O., Butte Gouutp Spo
C&k 9atota, ltriuer: "SususunsH", iOm leg bar brust
3 Gar, er lssiaa COB ipm M
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-25

st paftert sitbpgraH, Stsrreis 17x22 CONNER ituSes mn iOm gremis
meS "SeOrab' Soften" % "geO arnn" ct aar ir St.25.
"Seorab goaen" % "geo aruen" % 2~itbusraRet iamt "5sOielsSass.
bog" 81. so; gogeu @ulbinit 81. 60.
aSrssis: B. ANUNDSEN, Decora6. Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-07-25

mem SunneIen % seer Stenrningen.
Der bItper eno mere Geftitemnins %
llofarten erib mere bsitioelie. Snari
brpoer Gagsfpiet inb giernem anb.
ningen ! SumneIer, bet b1rer bur.
|tigere frertoper, 90 ri befinoer Of
peo Spiet
Soet hi gaar at Eoeet - bet fsr.
fte Eog, Der orog siennem @rape.
b~oIstrnnelen - Ipoer adronifiiobe'
ne fra Ssiben I g~oegrrnben - ioru
ben fsrite StIfen til geraensbancn,
saf til arbeiSerne.
Den al Gntreprensrerne Strsr
o. &prnem1n | gnleonins af @ier.
nemInaet aione WibSas paa Spie.
blen en- limit Self. Deb 61a Sioer
iamleoes @iRIterne | Circumference
nafre gila. Der for EiebIiffet beboes
al Sneenisr Strsm.
Scr Mibongen tog fin geepnbel'e
falbtes @eteranerre bIanot arbei
oerne ino, og Snsenisr Strsm rette'
Be berpoo noale porms Orb til benz
Gan og hans 8oneea babe - ntreot
ban - oeb benne feitltge @nGeonint
snffet | Gutortteternes Snerp9r a
brtnge fin Saf og Inerfienoelic I'll
Be grbeioere, Ser melt trofait oe
l9ngIt = Here inbtiI 6 Gar - bapb'
arbeibet / 8rapebalstunneIeu, fIer'
at benz belt inbe | Stollen, og biit er
Stabigbeb, iom man / bore SiSel
iiGlben Ter. geo beres grbeibe bdo
Be @rapbaIstroIoet M fact 1T lllios
1dar.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-17

the charge of failure to support his children. The case was taken under |advisement and a decision will be given today. Senor Cota. in his own defense, says he is willing to support the oldest child, as an enforcement of Mir. Edmund's regula tion, which cul- minated in his marriage set forth his official obligation to the child. Since then, however, three children have blessed the union. though Gotta says he has only been home two or three times since his wedding day, and then at intervals of from one to two years. The consanguinity existing be- tween himself and his later children, he says. is purely theoretical, and he be- lieves is not entitled to the distinction of legal recognition.
 JONES GOES TO KANSAS CITY-An exchange, speaking of baseball in Los Angeles, and particularly of the work of last seasons pitchers. of whom two were Phoenix boys, says: "Oscar Jones, the Los Angeles pitcher. is booked to twirl for Kansas City the coming sea son. Jones should thank his stars that he will not have to pitch for Los An geles another season, for 1t is safe to say that there is not a worse place for a young player to try to play ball in than the southern city. Like all places where baseball is new, the town is full of crankS of the rabid Kind. wno are ready to roast the players to a turn every time they lose a game. Such treatment is especially severe upon young players. All three of Los An geles' pitchers in the cary part of last season-Jones, Hale and Hartwell- were inexperienced and all showed the effects of the nagging they received at the hands of the over-zealous fans. Un- der more favorab ble conditions the com Ing season all should show greatly inn proved form"
 A FINE PAPER.-The New Years edition of Mining Reporter of Den yer, is one of the handsomest mining papers ever put before a reading pub lie. It is of unusual size, comprehen- sive in it's text, rich in the range of it's advertising and mechanically a ty- geographical prize beauty. There are sixty three pages of text and illustra- tions devoted to almost every subject that the reader would expect to see dealt with in a mining paper, and in addition, there is correspondence from all important mining fields, with par ticular attention paid to the mining counties of Colorado and the Rocky mountain region generally. The events of the past year are reviewed and com mented upon. and the paper is rich in statistics Of every kind pertaining to mining. There are Seventy-five pages of advertising and their perusal is almost as interesting as the text. even to those who are not seeking to buy. The greater number of the ad- vertisements are illustrated with cuts that print as clear as type, and on one page or another is found q picture of nearly everything in the line of mining machinery. The paper is in magazine form, like the regular issue. and will be valuable for reference, and as library of advertisers. Mining Re porter is entering upon it's twenty ninth year, and if its vigorous appear ance is any indication of it's vitality it will last longer than Methusalah.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-17
PafOrd'S Cash Store 29 South First Avenue.
 Phone 2555.
AN AUSTRIAN CYCLONE.

Vienna. Jan. 1G.--Cver one hundred persons were injured. many of them severely, by a great wind storm which swept over Vienna today. Houses were unrCofed, chimncys were blown down and the streets were so filled with de- bris as to seriously impede traffic. Peo- ple were blown down while on the street and number of horses were killed. A freight train was blown off the tracks end passenger traffic has been tied up.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-17

CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR SOCIAL. The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church met at the residence of pr. J. C. Norton last night, for a social and business meeting.
 REBEKA INSTALLATION-A the regular meeting of Arizona lodge No. 1. Daughters of Rebekah. held last night new officers were installed for the ensuing term.
 POLICE COURT.-The single case in police court yesterday was a man charged with drunkenness. but he had recuperated so much in the preceding 'werty-four hours since his incarcera- ton that it was decided ne needed no further punishment.
 IS KNOWN HERE.-Capt. w. J. D. Horne of the Ninth cavalry, who was reported by the San Francisco papers as trying to commit suicide in a fruit store Of that city by gra bbing a knife from the proprietor and drawing it across his throat, is known by a great many Phoenix people. Captain Horne recently visited Prescott and Phoenix and was then in i'll health, to which is attributed his rash act.
 MISSIONARY MEETING.-The Wo- mems Missionary society will meet in Ine or the 1TSI 1feSDyIerldll church at ?. m. Friday, January r. In connection with the programme tea will be served and q social hour en- joyed, during which 5I visitor. a native Syrian. will exhibit some or the goods and illustrate some of the customs of her country. All are most cordially in Vited to be present.
 KINGS DAUGHTERS SOCIAL The Kings Daughters Of the Baptist church give another of their popular socials at the church this evening. There will be no charge for admission. Refreshments will be served. The at tractive programme will include an in strumental trio by the Misses Bella, Ada and Nina Forbes, q vocai soio by Miss Gussie Russell, who will sing Winters Lullaby" by De Koven; a violin solo from I'll Trovatore'' by Miss Eva Taylor, and recitatiOns by Miss Nellie McFall and Rev. Mir. Halsey.
 NEW CQRPORATIONS.-Articles of the following interpretations were filed terday: Solar Furnace and Power com pany, capital stock. $4OO,OO incor- porators, F.. Carter, O. o. Simpson and M. J. COnnor of Los Angeles. The Placer Separator company, capital stock. $1.OOO, 900; incorporators, E. J. Foster, A. I. Jacobs and E. P. Brick of Cleveland, Ohio.
 UNDER ADVISEMENT.- Justice Gray yesterday tried Santos Gotta on
Arizona republican., 1902-01-17
The Great Sale

all want to oseu.
 We haven't all the good SPRING STYLES are only few feet made that
  an you a
Arizona republican., 1902-01-17
ORE THIEVES CAUGHT
 MADE 4 GOOD FIGHT


 Cripple Creek, Colo. Jan. 16.-Kerch Kuykendan. known as the Filipino Eid;" Hartley J. Lake and John B. Fredenstein were arrested this after noon by the sheriff on suspicion of be- Ing the men that early in the morning gained entrance into the 400-foot level Of Stratton's Independence mine for the purpose of extracting high grade ore, and who on being found fought their way out after having seriously wound cd Lee Glockner. one of the searchers stationed at either end of the stope to capture them.
 When the party in which Glockner was came upon the thieves the latter put out their lights and began a terrific fusilade. The first fire caught Clock her. who fell, two shots having taken effect. One shot shattered the elbow joint of the left arm and the other plcwed through the right arm, but was not deep enough to cut any of the muscles.
 The shooting was the continuation of a trap laid to apprehend ore thieves. During the night it was learned that ore thieves had entered the mine for the purpose of packing away high grade ore which they had cached in the mine. Steps were taken as soon as possible to make a systematic search through the property to catch them.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-17

Forecast for today-Fair. Data for "A hours ending s p. m. yes terday:
Arizona republican., 1902-01-17

Hot merchants lunch served from 11:30 q. m. to D. m. daily at the Hotel Adams bar.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-17
Wilson X Woodbridge
News ef Y
 the Town AAA
THE WEATHER

Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-17

Maximum temperature, 70; minimum temperature, fl. Average relative humidity, 40 per cent. Total precipitation-0. Character of the day-CIear.
 VIM. G. BURNS,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-17

A grand ball will be given at the Phoenix hotel Friday night. January 24. The public is cordially invited to attend.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-17

Special sale of ladies coats now So- ing on at Stein's Cloak and Suit House.
Arizona republican., 1902-01-17

N Porter Saddle & Harness Co. for Hand Made Saddles and Harness, made of best grade of leather; we warrant it. Also expert carriage trimmer em- ployed. Satisfaction guaranteed. 142 p. Washington.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-05
MCLAuRIN's WITHDRAWAL

In withdrawing from tho contest for
reelection to the senate Senator McLaur-
in of South Carolina has given the people
of that state some good advice. The south
is, in many respects, fifty years behind the
rest of the country, and this backward
ness is proved by nothing better than by
the continued habit Of voting as the
fathers voted and without regard for the
live issues of the day.
Senator McLaurin is one of the leaders
of a revolution in politics, which will
some day bring the south abreast the
rest of the country. At present he is in
a hopeless minority in his own state, but
his sacrifice and his plain speaking will
rot be without their ultimate effects.
The negro is out Of politics In South Car
DINA, but the whites cont inue, in large
measure, to act as II he were still the
only political issue worth considering,
and to vote as they did when their pri-
mary political purpose was to keep him
out of office.
Mr.. McLaurin speaks frankly and fear
lessly. He explains that he has re-
garded his democracy as only that of the
sta&D. Since national political problems
we're not pressnted to the people Of South