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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
ORGANIZING 4 FARMERS TRUST
All Cooperative Associations OF Farmers
in Nebraska to Combine.

BRArNARD, Neb. Dec. 1.-THE first
genuine farmers trust, promoted by
farmers. will be organized at a State meet
ing called for Lincoln on Jan. %. 1t ia
proposed to combine all the farmers CO.
operative associations OF the State and
organize counties not now represented
Then the big combine. according to the
plan. will dictate the price at which grain
and live stock shall be sold
The call Is issued by the ASSOCIATE ions
OF Benedict. Thayer and Shelby, Neb.
Local cooperative farmers associations
have lately been unable to compete with the
powerful line elevators which have been
influential enough in a number of insta es
TO keep the farmers from getting trackaRe
rights.
The associations have been financially
unable to pay higher prices than the line
elevators and complaints have been num-
erols. Farmers In the territory where
there are no cooperative associations saw
they are made to bear the brunt of market
changes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
Definitions.
THEY'LL DEPOSE
l THE DEBTS. TOO.
MAO. OBrien Forecasts the Result
of the Present Venezuelan
Trouble.

This Venezuelan complication amounts
20 nothing remarked Major Lycurgus
O'Brien. 'Tis merely one Of those un-
avoidable delays in the date OF changin
governments. Everything will come out
all right In the end.
BY the time England an Germany get
through with their bombardin' an block
adm an the like, they'll find Venezuela in
the hands Of an entirely new and patriotic
administration that never owed anybody a
single farthing tMexican).
why. when the allied marines under
the joint leadership of Capt. the Hon Sir
Percy Davenant- Brown. Wet oria Crossing
and Freiherr Won Soapenbubblenberg
]. O. u, effect landing, they'll he met on
the dock by an entirely friendly people
singing that grand old Venezuelan nay
tional anthem. 'There'll Be Another Presi-
dent Tomorrow.
! say, me good people, Capt. the Hon
Sir Percy. Y. c.. will ask. but where is your
bloomin' President. don't you know?
-'Ya, we're iss id' Won Soapenbubblen-
berg will demand.
At that the President will step affably
forward amidst loud cries of Viva Emilio
Bananior
An, me RoOu man, out IL PRESIDENT
Castro we want
Castro? Castro? All. yes and Senior
Bananio will begin thumbing the pages
OF his pocket history and looking through
the Cs.
AHA, here 1t issima. Excelencio.
Castro: Presidencia Of Venezuela in the
early partissime Of the present monthio-
would not pay his just debtsio to our mob
lissime AMIGOS, the Engets an and Germanio
thereby aroused the patriotic wrath Of
the people, who deposed him in favor
OF that true lover Of all that is Anglo-(ier-
manic, Emilio Bananio. His debts were
deposed with him that We might have
nothing to remind lis OF our former I'M
pleasant attitudino against our beloved
European AMIGOS
AT this the English and German COM
manders will invite Sehor Bananio aboard
their ships to partake Of the fruits OF their
great moral victory. DR.. Monroe'll be there
Just TO see that nobody overeats.
How do know that it'll all happen
like thisi Why. they're always havin
revolutions an changing their govern
ments Sure. an didn't once lead one
=. The most glorious and most complicated
patriotic outbursts that ever erupted
In - well. I've forgotten the exact name
Of the place, but you'd know it the minute
you heard it.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
70 STOP RUNNING NEG ROEs. OFF.
Gov. Longino Sends = judge Ia Deal with
Lawlessness In Certain Counties.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec. 1s-Under In.
structions from Gov. Longino. Judge
Robert Powell Of the Seventh Judicial Disc
trict Of Mississippi will 60 at once to Amite.
Lincoln and Franklin counties and hold
court to suppress the lawlessnese that has
started there against the negroes Dis
trict Attorney Greaves will accompany
him.
1t is said that the terror among the ne.
groes is being stimulated by small parties
Of armed men from the mel Rhborine coun.
ties, who ride through the district Airing
their wei pons with the evident purpose Of
running on the negroes, Labor agents
are utilizing this to secure negro labor for
planters in eastern Mississippi.
The heavy purchase Of arms In tho
troubled counties bns caused uneaei ness,
and has given the Wallpapers q chance
to cay that the negroes arc srming against
the whites and threatening an uprising.
II Is estimated that 200 negroes have been
run out OF Lincoln county in the last few
days. as many out Of Franklin and much
larger number out Of Amite
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johnnie. unhappy under his Christmas
burden OF mince pie and plum pudding. was
just DOING OF into light siunber. when he
was startled by a loud whirring and rolling
that made the whole nursery vibrate.
He sat bolt upri Rht In bed. The whirrinR
and rolling ceased
What did you get for Christmas?" asked
strange. hollow voice that seemed to come
from the far corner Of the room
johnnie was too terrified 10 answer
i got three pieces OF tinsel a paper soldier
and two collar buttons. the strange voice
went on.
"Who-er-are-you. anyway" Johnnie mnn-
a Red TO stammer
"MeY" said the voice why. you re-.
member the roller skate you lost three years
ago? Well. that's my father My mother
was broom I'm the carpet sweeper, and
santa Claus slwavs runs me over the floor
every Christmas after you've gone TO bed
wonder who gave me the collar but
tons?"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
Our Hero Was

Bsrenisr knew how Forest Home looked
bv Moonlight She was Wise to all the Holds
What Amarillo didn't know didn't hurt her
BereniSe had "fu>sers" on the Waiting List
Amarillo was like Bad Vaccination and didn't
Take Amarilla's friends warned her that
Phi Beta Kappa might Rush her But she
was WILFCL BereniSe jollied the Young
Instructors and was not Busted
At commencement Amarillo got all the
Gate Receipts BereniSe was Among Those
Present Amarillo Is now laboring with the
Young Idea at Seven per labor. Berenise
won ont Mark with Coin and Is in Society.
Moral Little Learning isn't so worse.
Cornell Widow
where Was He when He Was Homesick:
Freshman Doctor. will you please Civ e
me a sick excuse for last Wednesday and
Saturday?
The Doc-What was the matter?
The Fresh-I was homesck on Wednesday
and home sick on Saturday Cornell Widor
Definitions.
Amoving sidewalk-a crab. Cornell Widow
4 hot spell-H-A-D-E-S columbia Jester
Stacks OF n-Firecrackers Columbia
Jester.
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looked at him in surprise. That is. Fido
intended to look at him with surprise, but
or anything else.
For there was no King Of Christmas
Land. There was no Christmas Land
Fido awoke and found himself living in
his kennel just the same as ever.
Still, OF course, no one could ever con.
vince him that he had not travelled from
land 70 land and seen all the things that
are too strange to be true. He did not
write book about II and that was the
only thing In which he is different from
other travellers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
Winie's Christ mas surprise.

Nilie's Christmas surprise.
When little Willie told his parents that he
would like Santa Claus to bring him a pony
for Christmas. he had In mind one OF those
little toy ponies that you see in the shop
windows. The idea that he would be the
proud recipient of a full grown. live horse
had never entered his mind
So his surprise can best be ina ened when,
upon looking in his stocking on Christmas
morning. he found nothing but a hve-cent
rubber ball
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
The Ills Of Vice Versa.

Happy-Go-Lucky-The fellow hit il right
when he said pessimist i one who is always
looking for worms in chestnuts
Down-in-the Mouth And | suppose an
optimist l. one who likes to eat the worms
without going to the trouble OF looking for
them. Penn. Punch Boui
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
The Latest From Limerick.

The Latest From Limerick.
There once was man from Nantucket
Who kept all his cash In n bucket;
But his daughter named Nan
Ran away with man
And as for the bucket. Nantucket.
-Princeton Tiger.
Oh! a maid was beseeched by a Colonel,
Who swore love with ardor infolonel.
But he ceased to implore
When he saw. at the door,
The infuriate presence patolonel.
Cornell Widow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
Would He BE II:

Would He BE II:
The Fe,low-Are you looking for any ooe
that can help you find?
The Girl-Perhaps I am looking for Q
son-in-law for my mother - Princeton Tipev.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21
FUN OF THE COLLEGE BOYS.
Th0uRhtleHs Willie.

ThouEhtless while.
Willie. with his brace and bit
Drilled hole in baby's head
Mother scolded Willie well,
Baby wants to sleep" she said
Columbia Jester.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-12-21

Landl,dy. severely Nora. ] found three
harpins in the hash at breakfast. Ihope---
Nora--faith. now. an who'd ivir drame
Nv lookin fur ON there. Owe been missin'
'"m all mornin'. Thank you. ma am. fur
lie tin me know.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
PHOENIE, ARIZONA. MAY 19. 1go2.

When there is '-sfaat nev.s'' in one Of the worlds hy-places. as inc dfsas-
 teis at .t. Pierre and HOW e. st. Vincent the ra- THE sources o1 the cable NEWS companies and of the COMES. newspapers are severely
 taxed in cfder to supply to the public the details for which it impatiently waits In the history of modern neysss;tlerfn. there have been To difficulties. however, equal to tha obstacles which have been met in get ting news from 5Iartinique Tn ;, surarlatfve form the experiences Of tle news associations during the past ten days have been a repetition cf ;h- days of the spring of 1888. when news of th- Spanish war was gathered in ,he West Indies at enormous expense and in the face of multituGe oe difficulties. arl transmitted to the eager American reader. Then a= nc,,. tha Ncvs had to be sent slowly through ar intricate syz- tenn of French cables and subject t. the exasperatfng delays caused by i-- norance of English on the part or tn. sending operators. When the va.- ended there was a sigh of relief from the newspaper world. Tor if it had beea necessary for a prolonged period to ob- tain news in great volume from that quarter of the world, the expense would have led to the bankruptcy of some Of the grestest newspapers il the country.
 But the expense of gathering the ne..s Of the operations CT the American and Spanish fleets and the difficulties of covering ne,ss as t happened duri-,s the war were offset by good facilities for trane:HiSsioI as compared with th. situation since the St pieIre horror. Readers of The .:epu5iican who h;ve learned each morning a5 th f.- break fast tables oc the developments cl the stricken islands during the previous; twenty-four hours. have doubtless given little thought of lhc vast trouble and financial outla. involved in supply ing them and the reaeers Of other. daiIies throughout the country with the 1 latest iate3iigeuea- There was nothine 1 in the words CA the printed paz. to convey an idea Of the complicated and ! roundabout course which the electric current had taken in order to con vey through it's mysterious dots and i dashes the Information printed ta such . matter Of fact fc!n. i
 Gable ecnarnunitetion between New i York and Fort de France, Island of Martinique, was established oyer q cir cuitous course Of le2T5 mics, with nine relays This route WAS rendered nee essary by the breaking = tle direct cal'les and tie inrozsi5iifty cf rc- pairing them, because near the island or Martinique the ocean bed had dropped from depth c1 sgo feet to nearly 3.0J3 feet i diss,4lch sent from Fort t!e France and printed in Phoenix traveled first 10 i',.ran.aribo. north ct Cayenne, French Guiana; thence to Cayenne, thence to Para. I:ra:il tEen,e to Eernambuco, Brazil. thence to .-is-
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
According to tae Philadelphia .le.;i-

AeecrdinG to t:.e Philadelphia Il ..;;i- cal 5oarnal tl-e nessa question seems
 to ha i4 q fail- way to NEcEoI1.s settle itself n Cuba bEHEIGAs- withou1 recourse to the NC IN aid of naill..:.raafa sa- CUBA ciatiea os. e.,ys..,,,i..,,s s
 regulations 1-aiar- Cor g;'s j. Us ia his report oa the vital statistics of the cities Of Havana and Guanabacca that during the ls.o..ti, Of JaHG2Iy in those cities the native whites shovel an ezeazs af 1Ss births ever deaths. that is. the figures Were t5. anG go. whereas the native rerross showed @n ez, -ss O. 5~ deaths over ii ths. -hat is b sa.. u, figures we.. i2S and 73- The figures fl. tho yea. 2..l ale even more sisni1eauJ. During the twelve months th. native whites saiHel 1.74" and l., native negroes loSt a!&, making B to,.,I aain fer tha natives 2f 1.z-. inhabitants. The deaths ci foreigners brought the difference do"n b exactly one, although il llue. b. re'llHrJered that tha nl..a}cr or for eigaers dying indicates that t31s ,i.y is gaining raridiy in population l:y i'm migration. If this keers up Tor req sa7abie length oc time there will soon b. no negroes left in Cuba. and this. t"ith-t@n6iaE the fact that t;7, diff acf!l.- f obtaining marria%. Ii,en@es does ""t appear to have any Gete....! ..!r e'.e-t Gr@n the Increase "- the ns-ra r- --.ll:tior.. because of ;.Ii Il,tns a1,as-. a@',--".'~ = were Ilasit,matc and aly l. were l.giti.aata. The .uost fatal .:'.'-as from 1.hish the Hezr3ae sutr.r ;s a21a. at.y pulmonary tuu .scuI-sis. The or'3iHary infections sres.: to atta,i. them neither foar- nor loss lirliie.:tIr than they attaeR t'., whites. and the difference iI population l. considerable. ] Tl.e haaeful effects of civilization in i dscreaSinG thr birth ra,a have not ap- i.H2rsd very notably in the ats,ro race : elsewhere. T is Uoi6tel oat 3y the 1E, Heal Jour nal th1t negroes me apparently more a1"rtabla to civilization than othe. savage races. and, although they hay. i not yet entirely lest some CT their aboriginal characteristics, even after residence of several generations in
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19

Who IS discouraged by condition of ill., health which fails to yield to the treat Inent of local physicians will be glad to know she car consult DT Pierce. bv letter, ire. Tn little more tan thirty years, Dr- Pierce. chief consulting pilv- sician to the invaiids' Hotel and Slrr.,icaI Institute. Buffalo, \ V, assisted r.[ his staff of nearly q score of physicians, has treated and cured hundreds of tl,cll- sands Of weak and sick ,ro1leii. All correspondence is l;cld as strictly priva;e and sacrediy confidential Address Dr. k. V Pierce, Buffalo, N Y
 "After being subjected for some time to an annoying female trcufIc.- ~.-- 9I.s zlif.-.-. TillotSon. Of PotoT1ac. EerIi1il@on Co., IiI Hay I59, "l wrote 10 Dr- R. :. fcrce. t1 .4t C-1ct- understood 1uv sIts-riIf-. si.-d st.vi--i r-,. 70 tat-e his faro-itc Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery and G-e also his Lotion fah!ets and SuPpo-itor:es' Alter t.su. H:s medicines eight or uinc months I was com pIeteIy cured
 the kind and encouraging letters he wrote to inc would advise any woman suffering win female disease. 10 consult him Prompt and respectful attention -vil be given .r1d good advice received by so -.oing-r
 The Conrnon Sense Medical Adviser. IooS large pages in paper covers, Is sent JJre on receipt of 2I one-ccnt stamps 10 pay expense Of mailing 0HLy. Address Dr. R. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, \. Y.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19

-e' h.;-- yaTfs -r-1 -1eilanl had. ;.s1ao!12y Of t5.a "jira watch i9lr-u.r o- the world ";.a tae Inventive -sa- iEs oI t!:e E@uNe- devisad q system If naa>iAz. watches -> n'~chiuer5 and ,a. SwiSs industry reafshef ia a Ga.. "eslis ti"t t...ia.ris cast -al4dr.d dollars are now sold fo. about E. I'll. Swiss strUsa' i ala.4 fer ysals hut ns.% tAes- have learn! 7, taiaa ag t.sa and ti--E have installed N,-. .icla n'@ehiaeis- ai-3 ase tur.iae oj:t matches 5s- tas toa. and tl- suit is taat th- An'e'iean "a-ch is aaaia= iIval and i& heing 1ou3ht oa ies owa srea.ld.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
0a J;.re 3. the aanivsesar. of 1.-r.,.

oa line 3. the anniversary of 5a.I..s- s~H 5avia' birth. yolles liens v.n be '.''-''t' i' every town n Mississippi ia af.5 ,-f t'4e i:sauEoi. tnaI for ta- l.:sr- chase o. .s"<i+' I..au<afr is:Gse. r.ar '--!a:si, N3sa-. frr aa el-s'a..i,.-. i.es h.a..-. Tha "fHsuat aired is ha; ii'..@A, ai: eoHst; ah'y over .aa-h.l5 If it las aIre"5y b-an raised. Tae l;a2oVair Property 1.a4 j.. s,;tce. to Davis by Ms. Y \. It@,s,g. Tra5. h, >sl- L. the --It:ea .isa G'4II 4 t-.e ...s.t,.- esr CenfcdeIaoy."
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19

bon. Portugal. thence to Fayal in tae Azora islands. thence to Canso. Nova Scotia. and from Canso to New York. whence it was distributed by the Asso- ciated Press.
 And the telegraph tolls. ae during the spanish war have been q bonanza for the French cable companies. To send d message from Phoenix to Fort de France at any time since the St. Pierre disaster would have cost &2.G9 q word
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19

Dispatc!. from Wasiin-tol c5ar j ;he iateilfsence that ;he agricaltu department i= tlcut |, inaasura1e q
 lifs ct cNpcriments ia Inc 5:selir- If swine. whioa Il J hope may result in iia oraGic4..en # many oe tha es- jgcJipas advanced by scientists l. Isa,-l. as fa3d. II is a aoc,>int or ,h4 fiji. -.s- habits or the ordinary hos. il is s:iI. tils | tiie domestic animal is la re .!.sa. ,o -eGtr~'t iafecti-aa and oeota..i.sls diseases than any other. If th, |. 5 were as clean in his easta'rs as the sheep. far Instance, thr s,i.aGs,s be- Iisre tha, th- ssh ~,4li D. swc. r and pr,,r. and Chat there v5u.d B. i-s daa4 r to the consumer from ia'eiaa tua-rellae5a a:i rieaiu.. Tae h i-t r.s oera advanced hy enc of eae enthusiastic &utt,ri,ie+ oA tha cu.a.e as farm animals that tla noe has s1r- fsr,d u.jaely under tine a3utaticn oe '..:ag naur"ii. :,,. G.rtie>t and ft.~. ,-..g-a:-d -d ct anir.al-.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
CsTT-s:.;ED D.u1Nl.uAT...>l.

] S.n" years a.e itr. I..l--, tart7:.. .s ri'.ii-s 2t English surgeon. l-,.l s7t.i ils... > .-&:tiiAzE rar-r e..tit!.G --:'......!..--.- tis.1 ann L@-t i-aaGcaa -..." in s.3isn li. atai 4 that ua such tseias a= g 5.u.. i-.naalss ci the thi.1 seay.at!.n s4..- k1atN-2-tta t-,u nuv. I.a.,.,.i..,.. .q.....-- i1S c-a W..se i-iren.s l.re born. a.s1@ht "p and lir.4 in tas .f.-. ;5, Vilo Aiins,:f was bor.I. brC.c-,t i.-, .s...- 2-2a.i iE London. Tn , recently ...tt....--- "+ article i1 i-a-.iou a'rs;at.tl51or l#r j.,lt.ie s@ss tAis st.A,era It A.- ,.e<-.r i'.A ieiatli, and stands practically irus today oc ey-y 1.oGa r...j- fa L1i;a s1 :,;a Aava ben bern abt1a al. ths. iS, ever 2. t&ird cc sar iuhahi,t-.te a,. Let 23ca nerf, ss that in th:-e 1.4- ,.aticls f2e town oWeliais .5. f- ".,,, i# 1ost-ei.-d Gra11 outs.5-. ri i- '.' # Y '.',;';iH% tla ;.aet ro ar iir, ,.-l-
 1Haa, ut..2 !itiaa ia l.:-. mt -.. t.. z' lfA- < "= :naaii;n~ aia .::. f.- cy.:. sense cr th, .-.-1.'
 '.:,ns. ;as rs.-sas f,r tac ra..ii d. .f@l.a s5u- h. t-- lf.. ;lr '..atiie ll.:;.5 }a.E .r 1a:.s .s-a .sfl iii-t- ";Z@a' tA- . vivi,ylt,c t.4.e- q: Hi g.. 5!. atnl.- T, .... ie a-t .. syita i:i .1"-s oi,ie-- -ts @sal .r ta- r, ,h e93ltr- sir r. acn.= !a. .i.,=..f... If IT. si.E il - t-t u.l- lT..: .- it.
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Arizona republican., 1902-05-19
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Arizona republican., 1902-05-19

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Arizona republican., 1902-05-19

white population adapted to tropical city life, they rapidly deteriarata. It vanncl h. said that the improved hy- Gicnic condition of Havana has beae- flied them nata5ls
 MT. Fe:aasr reiterated in the senate Ia few days age tA- statement that has
 aaAq made time and THE again bv rne. who t..f.. SIMPLE sane views cf tu. Phil .T2U'rlL inpi4e situation. l. is
 that tha United States cannot leave tha islands untu or.ieI fs restored- He reinforced it with a aee- lar;.tion tAat v- have also heard be fore, but which like his othel, @ta; F. ...,at, ia timely. lis second derlaea- ti1n was that this government. wouia not Withdrew from uie Philippines. either under thi+ ar the next adniujs- ;ratiol even Were the next aa",iuia,ia- 1ion dea4ocrattc, hecause tie American people viii never consent to I!- tooaery.
 Tn d-1".erats hna.~ this as weu as Gao@ Mir. lror:.I.cr. There i+ Ho red "soetiol ri ,i;lt3ri.>::.l in t1. minds of "Hz nu5 q .su in,l'racti,tI ilealis5s wi:4 iivr in /" world af dreams. u..as- s.oiat.a with actual c..udi.io.s. Tn. ta>t2 ruet hc loosrI sauu-!y ia H., face. Tho s.i,-d States. i.I.i-fl a= it WAS to withdrawal from ruba, Hra, laid tar foundations fer and cstag- lisl. i :; stail- government. Tn sam i!iag must D- dya, iI the P1il'pf.uss before tile aJesl!al oe l.i-adr@WaI is s6ui,tei to ;he Gomatn of practical .!-srassien, \ slasaocr.,-a ais1inistr5- dea could tal-e 1a other stand, for ,s, matter ia neither rerua'iraa n~1 Ge.Go- ra,ir. hI, \la.3 .an. rure and simle. .t is hot {; p..ti-a.s question. and :a .1 7haaii oe n3 attempt |. make il one.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-19

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Arizona republican., 1902-05-19

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