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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-01

Miss Cora Alnsley, prominent
school teachev in one OF our normal
schools speaks of her experience with
catarrhal headaches, and eulogizes
stuarts Catarrh Tablets as a cure for
them. She says: Il suffered daily
from severe frontal headaches and
pain in back OF ne eyes, at times so
intensely as TO incapacitate me in my
daily duties ] had suffered from ca
tarrh, more or less for years, but new
er thought il was the cause of my
headches, but finally became convinc
ed thai such was the case because the
were always worse whenever had a
Icold or fresh attack Of catarrh.
"smarts Catarrh Tablets were high.
lIy recommended 70 me as a safe and
pleasant catarrh cure. and after us
ing few fifty-cent boxes, which |
procured from my druggists. was
surprised and delighted to find that the
catarrh and headaches had both gone
for good
Suart's Catarrh Tablets are sold
by druggists at fifty cents per pack
age. under the guarantee or the pro
.prietors that they contain absolutely
no cocaine found In so many catarrh
lcures), no opium $50 common in
cheap cough cures), nor any harmful
drug They contain simply the whole
some antisepncs necessary TO destroy
and drive from tn system the germs
lof catarrhal disease.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-01

There is more catnrrh in this section ol
the country than an other diseafsa put to-
gether. and until the last few years waf
supposed 20 be incurable. For a gfcat
many years doctors pronounced II a local
diseese and prescribed local rcmedics, and
by constantly failing 20 cure with loco
treatment pronounced IL incurablf
science has proven catarrh 20 be a cou
stltutional disease, and therefore feqUrti
constitutional treatment Halis CAtaIri
Cure, manufactured by r. J. Cheney e.
Co, Toledo. Ohio, Is the only constitn-
tional cure on the market It ls take
internally In doses from 10 drops 10 a tea
spoonful II acts direcdy on the bioon
and mucous surfaces Of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for an cases
It fails 10 cure. Send for circulars ana
testimonials.
Address n. j. CHENEY q co.
Toledo, Ohip
Sold by druggstR 15c.
Hairs Family pills are the best.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-01
Kansas city-oraIn.

Wheat, May 1875; July, 1874 No. ?
hard, 1874 G73% No. 3, 49, No red,
81; No 3, so; No. spring 72ik Q73.
Corn, May GIN Sept, 59h No. 2
mixed. 61h@69; No. 2 white, 66l4;
No. 3. 65.
Oats, No. white, 45.
Rye, No 2, 81.
Hay timothy 400; prairie, 1900.
Butter, creamery, 21@25; dairy
fancy, 20.
Eggs, 21021h
Receipts OF wheat, "a cars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-01

Take your winter clothes to Mrs
welch to be cleaned, pressed or dyed.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Work done
promptly. Corner OF Harrison avenue
and Broad street, opposite the Masonic
te-lple.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-01

The local land Office officials today
received official notice OF the disoon-
tinuance OF the Perry land Office dis
triet and the transfer OF the lands on
braced therein to the Guthrie land
district
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-01

All subscribers to the Daily Leader
not receiving the paper regularly win
confer a favor by notifying the office
az oDcA either In person OF by phone
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-01

Madame In reply to your note win
say. give your children Rocky Noun
tain Tea each week Keeps them well
all the time 35 cts.
ASK your druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-01

Mother, Yes one package makes two
quarts OF baby medicine. See direc-
tions. There Is nothing just as good
for babies and children as Rocky
Mountain Tea. 35 cts.
Ask your Druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-01

Makes children eat, sleep and grow;
makes mother strong and vigorous.
Mikes a healthy family That's what
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35 cts
Ask your druggist.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-01
TooAVs MARKETS
GBy Associated Press,l
Kansas cIty-LIvs stock.

Cattle, 200; mostly nominal
Hogs $500; &c higher; heavy, $50
@6.35; packers. 5.sO@6.3O; medium,
6.OO@6.2O; light. 5.4O96O5; yorkers,
5.5OQ5.S5; pigs, 4.SO@54O.
Sheep. no receipts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-01

Money to loan on chattels. Can
early. ]. b. Green & Co. 1O6 w. Har
rison.-2 13-tf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-01

Money to loan on chattels. Call
early. ]. B. Green & Co. 900 w. Har-
risOn.-2 13-tf.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

Insure your property in old line fire
companies. Write or call at 100 w.
Harrison.-Wnliams & swinford. 9lS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-01

Subscriptions for all magazines and
papers received at publishers pricos,
AZ Lilies Book Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-01

J. II. Havighorst has bought a Boer
gun and is looking for the festive,
hold up.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-01

insure in the Cooperative Benef-
cial organization, Stapleton building,
Jas. S. Gladish, secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-01

Calumet Baking Powder is the lead
u In this market. It's popularity is
based upon genuine merit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-01

Money to loan on chattels at LOG w
Harrison. j. B. Greene & Co.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
Die Satnaotl ais @aHe.

Sn GngIanb bat ii9 bic Sutnabtl
in lebter 3eit su elmer 70 fdredliden
unb gefGbrliden Waffe in ben SGus
ben BON MeaGren beraussebilbst, baB
man srnitli6 bort Grfpdgungen anz
rest, OBJ es nidt an Der 3eit iei. bab
bas @eieb einfdrsite unb bas Srasen
FOLDER impropifirter Nolde e~erabesu
berbiete. Bel elmer tiir5lid ~sefibrten
Berbanblung Dor benz 2pnopner poz
liSeissridt sesen eines Dieier raienoen
Weiber, bas BEL tinem Streit nit eis
ner anberen Srau bic Babel aus benz
quite rib unb Der @esnerin in ben
&6rper bobrte, ipGter aud einen pos
liaiften nit Der slsihen Mdffe nt6t
unerbeblid berpunbste. ertIGrte Der
Ridter, rer babe biefe Grcefe. bic fiG
INNER mebr bduften. nun enbli9 iatt,
unb bic Sutnabel miiHe sdnSIi4 abb
sefdafft iperben". Solde Ginmii4ung
Der @eiebgeber in bic Sreibeiten Der
Mpbe unb bic Hedte Der Grausn
biirfte nun freili6 einen getpdltieen
Sturm BEL benz i96ntn 9ei4lsdt err
reaen. sic ipiirbe uber burdaus ni6t
pereinselt in Der @ei6idte brdconis
i&er Mdnbate baitebsn. uno bic Der
treter Der Gnti : 9utnabelbetpsgune
f6nnten BEL ibrem @orseben fi9 dui
Elm b66it tlaiiiides 8eiipiel itiibsn,
2eIer Der Serobpt tueroeu fid sriu'
nern, baB Der esfdbrli6e Mibbrdu9,
ben bic dtbtuifden Sdonen NIT ben
@pan9en trieben, bic ibre 9efpdnoer
sufammsnbielten. au elmer getpdltias
men Reppluticn in Der &lsibung Der
9rie6innsn fiibrte. 9as dnseSosen'
geiIpisl tann ben snsliIden Trausu
Rem SroIt ssbeu, bub bic tlaiif4er
MuIfer .bsIiter Weiblidteit i'm @run'
b. eenommen niht better tpdren dIE
man6e ibrer S9peitern bon beute.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10

baIO bic alte aatbrin ibr @mt als
@ebmutter bes 9orfss ni9t mebr bers
feben tonnte, sog ie our Stuii, uub
bas HoIel sine In bic nG9ite Stabt.
I'm mebr gu perbieneu. 9etreuIid
f6idte Ie hires parsrofden burd bisls
Sabre, unb als Elm Itrene talter Wins
ter nit 8armber5isteit beibe 6rausn
fat sIei9seitig babinnabm, Ianbts lie
aud fir Elm I9liftes @rab unb 9reus
bas nDt6ige @elb. 9lber fort unb fort
leuatete ibr bas IeIbFseitedte 3isl,
unb bur6 4rbeit unb @ntbebruns
fummelte fe ibre nidt bpbeu ginnabs
men, ba ibre eigsne SdpdGe fte oft
am 0ienen perbinberte. limb nun mar
Der Gag ba. fir ben Tie eelebt bate. 10
bdlb i6r bas 2eib berMutter 3um8ers
ftGnbnib gefommen mar; bas 3iel mar
erreidt. benz ole lire beimliden @es
banten unb Miini9e 5uitrebten. i'm
Oienite fir anbers, @liidli9ere. Be-
giiterte, 8sporaugte, bic BON benz bsi<
BEN Htnge1 IN Der Seele Der drnier
Mdsb, bic itia ibre 9lrbeit that, nidts
abnten unb ni6ts ~peritdnben.
Sas 2dmpden bate ben gerinsen
ReIt bon Sel bersebrt unb tniterte
unb ffpelte in Der bGmmsrisen &ams
mer, aber bas Bib hires Seimatbs
bOrfes nit benz alien 5riebbpfe ftanb
nod INNER Dor Rofels Ssele, bic
feline 8itterteit burdaps, bab fie iidsr
nidt mebr bortbin tomnlen fperbe. Sbr
Coos mar bienenbe Mrbeit, bis Ie irs
genbpo itarb; aber beute bate aud
bieie Ssele ibren S~rsubentas ssbabt
unb iid reid sefiiblt i'm Spenben sis
ner sroben bOben @abe. bic berieui>
gen gait, bic iie etnaig gelisbt bate.
@s mar buntel unb falt I'M lie ber,
unb fr0ftelnb sing ie raid ins 8ett
unb b0rte nod brauBen bas Wassnses
raiel uno ben bsrbeisilenben Siensr
Srib, Der ben Serridaften bic Sdus>
tbiire Dffnste. Damn fhlief lie traurts
los in ben neuen Gag Der pfli9t bins
iiber. bic bic sleide 4rbeit brinssn
piirbe, nie iebsr Der b%ersunsenen unb
tiinftisen, bis ans Gnbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
PoTitif6e GraaenIiaeu.

@elegentli9 Der lebten Wablen tn
Grdntrsih trat gum eriten Wfdl bic
iiinsit ~eeeriinbete vr2tgue bes 5emmes
be Srunce" in @ctipn. Rahbem Die
Samen i'm 2aufe Der IeBten Sdiion
auf Gmpfdnge unb foIf6are Soilett:n
perSi9tst batten, I'm nambufte Gum,
men gu Isitationsapeden %auf5ubrins
gen, perfudten lie es nun aud perIOn'
li9, bie@rsebniGe berDabIeH gu beei1s
flufen. Sine Seraosin i9rieb an bic
Srauen aller tleinen 9runbbeIiber in
Der llmsebung ibres S9lo1es eisens
bGnbige 8riefe, in benen iie i6nen Die
Notbpenbigfeit, in ~cpnierpatibsm
SHINE gu itimmen, auseinunberfebte.
limb in Der Sbat ging in Der 9esenb
Elm c~pnierpdtiber ganpibat bur4. Dies
CAB Su Der 8ebauptung 4nlab, baB Die
6rauen in Srantrei9 mG9tiser ieisn
dls bic Regierun9. =.
Wie bebeufenb Der @influb Der
Srauen auf benz @ebists Der poIitit
perben fam, lpenn Iie fid I'm Rabmen
elmer ipirfliden Organization betbdtis
gen unb gei9ult iinb. bas benefit bds
8eifpiel Der engliIden Primroie Seu'
que, beren Understanding eben in
Der gilbert Sdu gu 2onbon itattfdnb
uEo 2prb Salisbury 9elegenbeit CAB,
cine sroBe Rebe bonn Stapel gu laTen,
bic nit Gntbuiiasmus aufsenommen
purbe. Dele 2isa ipurbe i'm Sabre
1880 seeriinbet. Sbr seiitiger urbe@
Der mar 8eaconsfieIb. beFen 2iebs
Iinssblume aud gum Sinnbilo Der
8ereinieung sepGblt ipurbe. Inter
Der Qeitung bon 2prb Rdnbolpb ghurs
dill prsaniIirte ii9 bic 2isa na9 btm
Ruier zines Riterorbens. 3utritt
batten ale MGnnsr unb Jrduen jeoer
aeIeni6dftli6en &lafe. bic ii4 feters
ii9 psrpFlidtst.n, bic Relision nnb Die
eo~nisrpatipen seIenidaftliden PrinSis
pi.n gu pertbeibisen. S6r eisentlidsr
3ped rpar bic 8edrbeitung Der breiter
0oItsmaFen burd bic 0dmen Der
@riftotratie. Sci @~insdblung hobersr
8etrdse erbdlt mai ben Sitel Bitter
pber Dame; DEFENDERS eifrise oosr
freis.biee 4nbdnssr fpsro.n nit benz
Sittl ,anisbt Gompafion" ocer
Dame bes observation-disclosures" belpbnt;
arf @runb bieTss Sitels lam man BEL
fpeiteren Opf.rn in bic r&aiisrIiae
NerIommlune Der primrpie 2eagus-
ober in ben ~SrOBen Ratb Der grim@
role 2eaeue" getpGblt neroen. Die
Witsli.ber bieies Ratbs fiibreR ben
SiteI rRnisbt Smperidls". Sober rs
t6.iIte Sitel pirb bur9 elm rDipIomA
b.olaubiqt unb sepdbrt bus Hedt, gee
mile Sniisnien Su traser. Die man
Iebt, 1T in rsiflidem Mabe fur bic
msnIdlide gitelteit seforst. l1nb Die
Gitelfeit lit aud bic Mnsel, mittels Der
bic epnierpatipen 6iibrer einflubrei9e
Mitaliebtr Der tleinbiirserliden @e'
IeniGdft fir i6re 3psd. fii4en. Die
9rimrpIe 9edgus peranitaltet ndmlid
ni6t MIR in 2onbon, fonbern aud in
ben fleinitsn OrtFdafteu Seife unh
GmpFdnee aner &rt, Bel nel6en TIRE
anbdngsr aus BEN 8olte 9eleaenheit
ha6en. fih ben 0amen Der bO4iten
Standardization su ndbern. Bel
herartietu3uIammenfiinften lesen bier
T. Samen ibren Stol3 ab uno perben
AZ eifriqeu @aentinnsn. Wdbrenb Der
I~ahlpsriobe b.Iuden fe fpsdr bic
GThler in ibren @obnuneen, Selbifs
eeritGnSfih nun osrheirutbete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10


ibrem ipeiben Surabtleibs unb tparts.e
auf Wenblanb. SEPT in Der Sriile
polte lie nit ibm geben, binein in bic
idimmernbe Sriibiabrspra4t bss
Sbiersartens, = gang 5eitis, ebe nod
Die anberen MenIden bertdmen. bic lie
itDrien unb beobadteten. - Weit in
Der Terns mod fab 2iGp bic umrife
fsiner itdttIiden @eItalt. sic elite ibm
entgegen. = 4ber beIorgt blidte lie
inn in bds @sIidt. Die frablenbe
Seiterteit bic ibm in Der lebten 3eit
aus ben Iugen leudtete. mar oaraus
gepiden. Sroitis erpiberte Ell. ibren
9ruB, unb tiibl nabm CT bic bdrsebos
tene Sanb.
2iup blisb s6sernb einen @ussnblid
itsben. Was mar seideben, mar er
frant, bate lie i'm perlebt, bate er
fdlimme 9adridten9 Sauienb @e>
banten f9ofen ibr bur9 bas Sirn.
3Grtli9 lebnte fie fid an i'm:
nWas bait Ou, 2iebiterg" fragte ne
beforgt.
@r madte cine unipiliss gspeaune
unb untpprtete ni6t.
Sag es mir!" Bat lie. sd min
piFen, mas seidebeu 1T. i'd CLAUDE
bod, i'd babe elm Re&t bdau, mad. -.
ar benz 80. mas. ="
rSa, ia, nab benz, mas id Dir gee
pefen bin. . fiel err ibr BART in bas
0ort. vein @erfudstuninden. . cine
8ipiiection. elm @erIu9 am lebenbisen
2eibe, ben baft Ou an mir sema4t.
ni4t pabr2"
sd berftebe Did.nidt". -. faste iie
leiIe unb traurig.
@r ladte auf. .@isleidt oeritebit
0u mid ieBt beHer. . pielei9t ipenu
ih Dir ben Ramen nsnne. 6riB 9el=
mer.""
rNb, Der 9iftsr BON neuIid. unS
mas lit nit ibm2"
y@as nit ibm iit2 9as peiBt Oh
bod, bds mubt Ou bod pthen. -"
sic fam einen @usenblid mad unS
sudte bdnn bic 46feln.
@enblonb frat nabe an tie berun. :.
Sat er Did ni6t seliebt pie i99. :.
Sait Du Jpn nidtSoffnunsen semadt
tpie mir. nm bann i'm lebten Nu=
gsnblid gu Iasen. :. Stubienubiect. -.
8erIu9stunin9en. 20 Wunn perbe
i'd bas @leide bon Dir bprsn2
Wann2"
Sebt ld6te 2inb Iaut auf.
Wenblanb itanb Dor ibr: p2iIp!"
rief er fdmer3lid. sic flog auf ibn
su unb nabm feline betben 9dnbe.
% MGnner, Mdnnerl" laGte lie.
rSo blinb feb S6r unb 10 unsereat.
Trib Sslmer. tennIt 9u Jpn benin
nidt9. :. Oas 1T bod Der Mann, Der
nab sinem gang tur5en 9eiprdh
alaubt, mar lie6e i'm. @daB, pis
fonntsit Oh % etfpds ~slauben9. :. Sd
babe 9eImer einmdl in meinem 2sben
9eIeben. Ddmals auerbin9s = er
mar mir Elm @erfu6stanin6en. :. unb
audi bas nidt einmal. Wie tdnnit
Oh Did nit ibm persleiden9 Be
areifit Ou benn nidt, bab, fpenn t4
Die @elt, bic WenIten fdilbern min,
i'd beobadter mub? Sd braude meine
WobeGe 70 gut pie Der Maler, Der
9ilbbauer. limb tpenn Du Der 4iinitz
Ter pdrit unb i9 Oetn @eib, piirbet
9u es nidt Iddtrli9 finben, renn id
auf Define MobeGIs eiferIii9tig tpdrea
Sas Meib unb bic S6riftitelerin, bas
limb bod 3tpei perf9ieOene DeIen.
limb baran mubt 0u Did bod serpOb>
nen, tpeun On mir nidt bic Sober aus
Der Sdnb nebmen piIft."
8ef6Gmt itarrte Der 4Fefor gu go>
ben: n@srssib 2isbite". idgte er unS
fab ibr bittenb in bic auger. :. Sic
f6iang lire Irme INN ieinen gals. {.
Der Mese mar meniGenleer. :. Slid
ti6 beusts er fid bsrub unb tiibt. is
duf ben Munb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
. grotth. arqntsr srintsr:

protef. 9ranter srinter:
nWas. an mir Ion ni9ts ms6r geIunb
iein = bat Der arat seIastg llnb bds
BET babe i'd bod eiHen isbr s%eiunben
Durft.A
&aernenbofbIatbe
SelbpebeI gum Refruten): nMsnit,
ieben Sic nidt 10 bdmli9 bin. pis'n
WlonbfoIb, bos bur6 ben Rins ber
Nibelunsen bopien foul"
: Die Sduptfa6e. granbz
infpeetor (bei elmer Rtbifion Der Dorfz
Seuerpebren): Die 3ubriuseI&lGude
iinb ia poaitGnbis befeet!" = 8iirsers
msiiter: aSafiir bdben mir dber erit
ben S%priBtaiten neu Iddiren laifsH!"
DiFen lit Madt. iast man;
aber nod Ionge tein 9roi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
anatntnm.

r@uten Gag, Srans! Sd s~ratuIirs,
Daft Did ia perlobt. nun, 2iebssbeis
ratb ober 0ernunftsbeiratb9" ngisents
lid bsibss. i9 babe meme 8raut ft5r
lieb, unb ibr aIter in 10 perniinftig
unb siebt ibr 100000 mit!"
-3miIlingsetenb. Sunse:
IS lit gar ni9t fd0n, 3piling Su
isin!" Sntel: rWdrum benn ni9t9"
= Sunee: .Denn Der Batter ni9t
'raustriest. oh i4 ober mein3piainss>
truber etipas angsiteat bat. 10 baut er
ans 8eibe bur9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10

Ronn f m n. GrTter Cans
bibdt: Bin ideubIid ertGItet unb Iol
morsen in's grameH ft.ieen.- =
3neit.r @anbibat: p0as madt ii6 ia
tamOe. Sa bait Su bic fd6nts
5dpibtur.@
Surge Rrtttf. ~Saben sic
bi. neue Oper sebOrta SIS muB bod
foloFol idfper iein, 10 ettpds SuIams
men5ubauen!" r9us mill i9 sluus
ben. @ber bas GnbDren III aud niGt
70 lei9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10
gu Saufe.
@pn Grid Munih.

BOH Gftg EBUHIW.
SouunberSuft i'm @arten.
Die Sonne ladt unb la6t.
Die blauen WegeDorten
SrGumen unb niden ia6t.
limb trGumenb fdau i'd nieoer
SINS fommerlide 2anb
9dltft bu, Srdu Sebniuft. pieber
Mi4 lsiIe BEL Der 9unb2
2uB mid, ntmm einen anbern
BUR @esefabrt binuus.
Mein Sera lit fremb benz Wdnbern,
2aB mid, i'd bin gu Saus!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-10

Die belle SuniTonne lsuftete bonn
2immeI berunter. bie90sel iubelten in
ben 8dumen. Sin Iei9ter MinObdu4
braGte cinen piirSisen Duff bon
3annennaoelu, Glib itdnb in
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-20
NEW APPoRTIoNMENT

In case the statehood bill for Ari- zc,a fails of passage this winter and before he adjournment of that body then it will be the duty of the legisla- ture to pass a new apportionment bill which shall more evenly balance the representation of the several counties in the legislature in proportion to their population. The present appor- tionment was made twelve years ago. since which time the rapid growth of some of the counties has left them with representation far below what they are entitled. For instance, Graham county is three times as large as Pinal county, still it has only two assem- blymen while Pinal has the same num- Der. Graham has vastly larger pop ulation than Pima county still Pima county has three members of the as- sembly while Graham has but two. Cochise county has twice the popula- tion of Pima, but the two have equal representation. One member of the assembly should be taken from Pinal and given to Graham and one assem- blyman should be taken from Pima and given to Cochise. This would more evenly and justly balance repre- sentation in Southern Arizona. There may be necessity for rectifying other inequalities in the territory, but these two instances are so fragrant that all agree that they should be permitted no longer.
 Should the statehood bill pass the apporionment will be duty imposed
Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-20
ACTUAL NUMBER PRINTED TO-DAY. HOO.
ARBITRATION BY AGREEMENT

Voluntary arbitration as a peaceful means of determining controversies between capital and labor seems now to be considered, by the public gen. erally, the best and most effective method at command. The benefits public, by arbitration have been in estimable, while, if the contestants were to measure their gains. it would be found, no doubt. that arbitration has served their opposing purposes with equity. Arbitration has brought blessings to all parties concerned. Compulsory arbitration, however, is receding rather than advancing in favor
 The formation of gigantic trusts in the past five years or so. whereby moncpolies have been established over the necessities of life, and i'm mense private corporations, possessed of unlimited financial resources, have acquired great power, has stimulated the growth of labor organizations. As capital has gained in strength, labor has grown in numbers. Meanwhile, the public. standing between the two forces, and sensitive to vibrations from the power centers, has watched with anxiety the outcome of the struggle.
 As a general proposition it must be conceded that the interests of the third party are, in nearly every con- troversy, greater than those of the principals. Whenever the issue is one of fact, or conditions, it can be set tied comparatively easily by evidence and testimony that are readily avail able; but, when the issue is one of principle, rather than of conditions, a solution is not so easy
 Opinions are diversified concerning compulsory arbitration. Its advocates are generally doctrinaires. President Gompers expressed his views Thurs day on compulsory arbitration to the American Federation of Labor and took rather a pronounced attitude against it. The men of organized la Dor want arbitration" he said, but only arbitration as last resort after conciliation has absolutely failed, and then arbitration only, voluntarily en- tered into by both the organized work CTS and employers, the award volun- tarily, honorably and faithfully ad- hered 10 by both sides
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PIMA COUNTY BONDS

The Pima county fraudulent bonds are again bobbing up for considera- tion. This time there is an effort made to refund them. This the Star thinks should not be done until the matter is taken up by the legislature and the matter again submitted to congress for it's investigation. That congress was misled and deceived into the passage of the law legalizing these bonds is clear It should have the opportunity of setting itself right on this matter. Before the territory in- CUTS any liability for their payment by refunding them, says the Star.
 The bonds referred to above were issued as bonus to a railroad com pany who proposed to build a narrow guage railroad from Tucson to Globe. The road was never built and the bonds were declared void by .the Unit ed States supreme court, when suit was brought to enforce their payment. In 1895 when N. O. Murphy was the delegate in congress from Arizona, an act was passed legalizing these rail- road bonds. It looks very much like the jig was up with Pima county and that the bonds would have to be paid.
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terest display ed by the leaders of that party, it is evident that they are alive to the situation.
 The Review still holds to the opin- ion that politics should not be inject ed into the statehood question at this time. The end is in sight and from all accounts prominent leaders in both political parties are working in har- mony for the desired result. ..
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A WRONG CONCLUSION

The Arizona Gazette foolishly per sisrs in discussing the statehood question from partisan standpoint and recently made the exaggerated statement that if Arizona secured statehood at this time it would be through the influence of the republi- cans of the territory. The Gazette takes occasion to quote several ex- tracts from an article that appeared in the Review after the election, in which this paper called upon the peo- pie of this territory, regardless of pol itics, to put their shoulder to the statehood wheel in an united effort. The statehood question did enter into the late campaign, although the re- publican platform declared it had no place Tn politics. The same republi- can threadbare arguments were used. Vote for Murphy and statehood was changed to read Vote for Morrison, and the republican orators pictured a republican delegate from Arizona in harmony with the national administra- tioD. On the other hand. the demo crats showed to the evident satisfac- tion of the voters that a stronger vote could be obtained for the state hood bill provided Arizona returned a democrat to congress. The demo cratic minority in congress had pledg- ed themselves to vote for the omnibus bill. providing the political status Of the three remaining territories re- mained the same. This has been ac. complished and when the roll is call ed every democratic vote in the sen ate can be depended on
 If the bill is defeated, which now appears very unlikely, the defeat of our hopes must be laid at the door of the republican party. For this req son the republicans of Arizona should be especially active. and from the in
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in northern Arizona to the personal fight that was made on him in that section. Kean St. Charles says the trouble in Mohave county was the failure of Wilson to mention Bryan or free silver there.