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The Coconino sun., 1902-07-12

Under the provisions of the Philip pine bill enacted by the fifty-seventh congress the great privileges of the "Bil! of Rights" are conferred on the Philippine people, and there are none who will not rejoice at the blessings thus bestowed on them, unless perhaps it be a few disgruntled politicians whose dire predictions have been disproved and whose attempts to make political capital out of the efforts of the admin istration to establish peace in the isl- ands have proved a boomerang. By the provisions of the amnesty proclama- tion of the president all political pris- oners in the Philippines were released and the way paved for the liberation even of those who had offended against society in some minor form.
The Coconino sun., 1902-07-12
Don't r>iI to Try This.

Whenever an honest trial is given to Electric Bitters for any trouble it is recommended for permanent cure will surely be effected. It never fails to tone the stomach, regulate the kid- neys and bowels, stimulate the liver, invigorate the nerves and purify the blood. It's wonderful tdpic for run. down systems. Electric Htters posi- lively cures kidney and liver troubles,
 stomach disorders, nervousness, sleep lessness, rheumatism, neuralgia, and expels malaria. Satisfaction guaran- teed by all druggists. Only 30 cents. 1
The Coconino sun., 1902-07-12
Mother Alvey. Keep. It Handy.

"My mother suffered long time from distressing pains and general ill., health, due primarily to indigestion, " says L. w. Spaldirg, Verona, Mo. "Two years ago got her to try Kodol. She grew better at once, and now, at the age of seventy-six, eats anything she wants, remarking that she fears no bad effects, as she has her bottle of KOdol handy" Don't waste time doc toring symptoms. If your stomach is sound your health will be good. Kodol rests the stomach and strengthahs the body by digesting your food. It is na- ture's own tonic. w. H. Timerhoff. |
The Coconino sun., 1902-07-12

Enthusiatic and heartfelt as was the celebration of Independence Day in this country this year, there is req son to believe that it was even more so iu the Philippine Islands, where for the first time the great day was really cele- brated by all the people in recognition of the accomplishment Of that liberty for which they struggled in vain for so many years. Bya happy combina- tion of circumstances and direction the Fourth of July saw the last of militar y rule in the islands and the inaugura- tiOn Of civil government.
The Coconino sun., 1902-07-12
Apache coun.y's Wool Shipments.

A. X B. Schuster are to-day shipping 5000 pounds of wool. This makes about 25O,OOO pounds of wool handeled by this firm this year. Other shippers of the town combine1 have sent out about l5O.OOO pounds. lIt is likely that Concho and vicinity has sent to market about 50,OOO pounds. Combined all this with few other smaller places and you have one clip of about 750, 900 pounds of wool for Apache county for this year. This is not much, but it would bring at 10 cents pound, the neat sum of s75,0oO.OO. - St. Johns Herald.
The Coconino sun., 1902-07-12

In a number of places in the terri tory the work of prospecting for oil is going on. The indications of oil beneath the surface are encouraging. Should oil in commercial quantities be found the territory will take on an era of prosperity that will add to the sub stantial growth in the development of Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1902-07-12

The war department is preparing a ''Pronouncing Gazetteer and Geographi. cal Dictionary of the Philippine Islands, with maps, charts and illustrations. From the advance proofs it would ap. pear that no more useful publication has been issued by the government for years.
The Coconino sun., 1902-07-12

On one day of the Philippine debate in the house of representatives speeches were delivered which aggregated TO- 900 words, of the equivalent of fifty columns of the ordinary newspaper. It is estimated that the entire debate on the floors of the house and senate will aggregate 5OO,OOO words.
The Coconino sun., 1902-07-12

The first session of the of the fifty seventh congress has to it's credit the repeal of the war revenue tax law, the initiation of the Panama canal, the inauguration of civil government in the Philippines, and the formulation of a system of federal irrigation.
The Coconino sun., 1902-07-12

The continuous necessity of appoint- ing lieutenants in the army emphasizes the demand for increased accommoda- tions at West Point, which will permit of the graduation of larger number of trained officers
The Coconino sun., 1902-07-12

An effort is being made by Gov. Brodie to have President Roosevelt visit Arizona during his western trip in October. and it is probable that the president will consent to extend his visit to Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1902-07-12
SATURDAY, JULY l2, 1902.

If there was any truth in the say ing, Time is money" this town would be the most prosperous place on earth and all our loafers would be millionaires.
The Coconino sun., 1902-07-12
The July American Boy.

As usual this justly popular boys magazine is full and running over with good things for the American youth, and this July number Is a patriotic number. The front page illustration is spirited one, showing anN NAmerican boy on horseback. ''rhe Independence of Ad Hunter" Is the leading story of this month. Handsome illustrations adorn every page. This best of all boys magazines is published by the Sprague Publishing Company, Detroit, Mich. Subscription price, $l per an- mum.
 Stops the Cough and Works off the
 Cold.
 Laxative Bromo-Q -Quinine Tablets cure cold in one day. No cure, no pay. Price 9 cents.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-01-09
January, l9Ql.

The Comm monwealth order books
fer registers Office w
4 L White holding polls w
Z A Garter conveying prisoner 50
" G Hale building bridge w
Tno \ Brown drugs Jail and sta
tionery clerk and register IL 80
Ri Williams repairing bridge w
EHun work on public road &C
Z J keeter coffin to: pauper w
DIR Anderse cheese, meat and fish
for co home and coal reg Office 80 81
Fl L Grant conveying prls'r Jail 2 CO
Fl Green lunatic & eXpens IL 80
& r Brown holding polls 5 w
] II AlIsbrook work on road ~ w
& T Harlow repairing bridge 5 81
Sam Cochran conveying prisoners ~
S NJ Dickens w
Saile Lynch services co nome W
A G jenkins conveying prisoner W
p y HI, occas iai, 16 80
. E,,+ra;1 ,s<!oer for treasurer 2 so
s II rIaI, ccGin and oil co home w
& r,1nn lumber g bridges IS OC
Jordan James for road across his
1and 2OGO
w ~ ,~cr,e,, drrss co home % 60
r II Norman recording orders,
hara., atc 17O6
pm uo1a ha,,,;oo coal 13 IL
| N McMahon & Sons goods Jail
and comfy home So 80
W 3 Drewry services co home %
J B Hunter conveying prisoner OU
| Roht Dixon constable at election w
A J Jackson work at jail w
Ira G Shaw registrar at election 70
~ Gr;zzard i" 2 SO
J P Ware registrar Nov election 8 IS
s N Gary making elect'n returns 8 5O
| c. L Minshew holding polls OO
J,o Groom work court house ] so
W Northlngton goods co nome 70 w
w r Shaw hauling coal, waiting
on board etc ~
II Peel conveying prisoners 2U
B E King convev'g prison'r, ex-
penses etc from Henderson Ii 50
F Cullom serving subpoenas at,
inquest ~ ~
Harry Haswell bailiff election w
J r Moore poll holder w
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-01-09
II Otice.

Having qualified as executor OF tie
will Of Pattle Bell, all persons having
cla ms against her estate are hereby
notified to present same to me on or
before Dec. 1st 1902, otherwise this
notice viii be plead in bar of recovery.
This Nov. 90, 1901.
LINwcoD BELL, Executor.
ll-2S-6t.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-01-09
MAY, 1901.

NJ v Barnhill oyercharge on tax "a
w w Sykes rebate on taxes IL
A l. Purrington rebate on pur-
chase tax . w
E G Hales repairing bridge ID w
Edwards & Broughton printing
county bonds . oO
w H Hayes repairing bridge 70 w
TP Afford removing rats $50
N H Arlington work on road w
Harrell's Printing House blanks -
for clerk and registers office "a 4o
NJ Cary examining lupatic 960
John Green work at court house -
FL B Furgerson work on road 5O
Roanoke News notice bond sale w
M McMahon & Son goods co home "a Az
w B Tillery goods for small. pox ~ % %
! w Nj Cohen drugs smallpox 20 ~
w NJ Cohen drugs co home rs ou
] H Parker repairing bridge w
J H Shields cony'g paup'r CO home = 5u
r w Brewer repairing bridge w
J H Pope work on public road ~ OO
K Clay work on road 10 % %
A III Green smallpox account 4 0e
The Commonwealth ptg notice 5 w
Sam Cochran conveying prisoner l ~
w B Highsmith supt co fence 8 w
] w Northlngton goods co home I3I q
J w Northington day as com . o.
D r Anderson meat co home - o.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-01-09

Educate Your I5owel0 With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartie, euro constipation forever.
10c 25c III 0LG fail. druGRiStS refund money!
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-01-09

~ solicitor, clerk, justices and other Off
~ ~ GERS and witnesses for August Superior
OK court, 1901.
20 Sheriff's whole fees "a on
~ Sheriff's half fees "a O!
Ok Solicitor Daniels half fees 49 on
20 J J Robertson half fee l 81
40 ] F Peel half fee II
Ok J J Robertson half fee 2 w
* J A House half fee 4.
70 L H Hale half fee Y
5O nj II Clark halt fee y!
Ok w L Stainback half fee 81
1OI C w Dunn halt fee II
70 J A Perry half fee 3:
GO C w Dunn y!
* G. w Dunn =!
1Ol c. w Dunn 6'
70 J A Perry q
80 J A Perry Z,
1Ol w T Clement s.
Is A c Peterson y
45 Abe Howell o
10! Ashley wilkins y
75 nj Dickens Y
25 NJ Dickens "
10 T Gooch l II
30 Gooch L
65 M Dickens ~
IS 7 Gooch =
95 A Perry .
70 A Perry D
25 G HI johnson 3
80 A Perry
25 M Dickens
95 7 Gooch >
7Ol S Nj Dickens
IS " l. Stainback 9
1Ol J FL Harry .
95 T g Aston 3
q R B Council 5
so F HI Tracy !,
40 Sam Cochran ,
9Oi A Nj Vandy .
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90 A II Green .
60 J A Perry !!
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60 S A Hux
60 f g Shearin
80 Jno O'Brien IL
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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-01-09
Notice..

Having qualified as executriX Of the
last Will of the late N. K. Pippin all
persons .:aving claims against the es-
tate will present same to me on or be-
fore December LIST, 1902; otherwise
this notice will be plead as bar to
same. All persons owing the estate
will make Immediate payment.
This NOy. is. 1901.
CARRIE f. pIPPIN,
11-2I.Gt ExecutrlX.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-01-09
Annual Report

tax county, n. c., and also for al
]owances for which no vouchers are
filed, for the twelve months ending
November SO, 1901, in accordance
with Section 713 of the Code.
DECEMBER, 1900.
B r Powell rebate on tax IS
Harrell's Printing House Z ~
u r Anderson g. Co 1863
J + Shields holding polls : 80
EE Hjlliard stationery clerk 5OO|
:, L Harris coffin for pauper w
Fl L Grant conveying prisoner ! w
" M Cof,en drugs county home Is 90
Se,; Epps holding polls 2 oO
) ] Fitzpatrick constable at elect'n 70
] A 2 Fitzpatrick registrar 8 10
" r Neville snpt road acct 16 w
Jno Hamil constable at elect'n w
B r Powell holding polls l 90
Geo Aycock constable ct eiect'n l W
c W Dunn convey'g prls'ers etc 5 80
Note Aston feeding lcnatic %
W w Rosser registrar etc w
f Bcbbitt registrar etc 90
E Richards mak'g clos paup'rs 70
W ] Mohorn serving notices ~
e" conveying prisoners 3 80
I" constable at election 90
Walter Cherry, holding polls W
NC Lum Co lumber co home 80 ~
Weldon Corn Mill meal co home AZ ~
II McMahon & Sons goods county
hon,e and i.il 80 96
J w Northington goods co home l6 IS
4 2 Johnston work on road 3 70
W s Drewrv services and labor
comfy home 43 60
NJ McMahon & Sons goods Jail 3 w
\ Keeter constable at election l w
A I Dickens holding polls W
WI Hux 1" 100
XII Cutchin registrar election 40
Freeman Camp constable e w
/ I Whitaker holding polls 5O
Z Lancaster const / day at elect'n l 60
" & Bsistow constable election w
L Bellamy building bridge . 90
B 4 Price police at election l w
G l. Branch ditching road 8 70
Geo Keeter work Oh bridge oO
c II Hale goods jail 10 10
R.nn,.,a' shaarin h olding polls 2C0
4 Perry examining lunatic W
J Z y, hitaker building bridge % 90
[ E Green quarter years salary 100 Oo
Mrs D1ewry max g clos paup'rs 3 22
| z Green for assisting amputat-
ing leg Cornelius Martin 80 w
Fl S Qual!s constable election l W
J 5 Hunter registrar election . 81
Robert Parker holding polls l W
T Wood holding polls W
hv1t WI IN
Choctvotte bridge $50 90
J z Norman naalziis annual rep't 70 20
and Issuing orders'etc ~ ~
E L Travis quarter years salary 50 GO
!. Ploot examining lunatic OO
u A Safer feeding Jurors 13 90
House amt allowed Judge
Moore 100 90
Willis Cofe'd repairing bridge IL 90
f Bel holding polls = w
G \ Andrews holding polls "
J A House holding EoT court 81 ~
X House is.l account ISL sc
John Green work court house 70
Earle Norman building bridge 20 10
R Patterson repairing bridge 2 OO
III Taylor letting and recovering
bridge w
NJ j Carr conveying prisoners ) Gu
" Z Shaw Hauling and work at
| court house %
= r Shaw holding polls w
" E Shaw t@o days waiting on
| heard ~
3 4 Pope two days co com and
! mileage o.
3 4 Pore quarter years salary II Of
" z Harvey 2 days as comm!s'r 9 oi
7 " Warrington days as g = 5t
Salary "a purchasing ag't Tor CO 70 "
J e Norman 2 days as clerk 4 VI
1876 3!
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-01-09

Weldon Corn Mill meal co home II 80
S H Hawes & Co 40 tons coal for
county Zl6 w
J A House Jail acct for Dec 269 10
Harreil's Pig House blank register 20
w r Shaw waiting on board day IS
w R Harvey 2 days as commis'r so
|BA Pope 3 +" j" Z 60
wv Northington 2 days " so
H Norman days as clerk 500
l,1O7 80
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1902-01-09

How Are YouF K1aneyss
ie PT f,ss Hobbs. al 9eelRs eslossxo as 9:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-10

and were unable to again pick II up.
THIS morning a report reached the
sherlff's Office that Tracy had been
seen just north Of Ballard ten miles
north Of here, but al II o'clock this
had not been verified, Two other re-
ports give HIS location as Kent and
Auburn, two towns south OF Seattle,
The sheriff does not believe that tho
man at Green Lake was Tracy, and
has sent mon out to investigate the
Auburn and Kent rumors. AS a mat
ter Of fact. nothing definite has been
received since Tracy put the hounds
IN the scent on Tuesday night by
sprinkling cayenne pepper on the trail
Tom Grove Of Kent, a thoroughly re-
liable man, telephoned to Sheriff Cudi-
hee al 1880 this morning that Tracy
yesterday noon visited the home OF
farmer named Johnson, living one mile
and half from Kent He gave John
son money and told him 20 hitch up
his horses and drive to Tacoma and
there TO purchase him two revOlvert
and some cartridges. He told john
son that II he did not return without
giving the alarm he would XIII his en-
tire family Johnson went TO Tacoma
and secured the revolYers and cart
ridges and returned to the house last
night. Tracy then left. lie was rid
ing horse answering the description
of the one stolen from near Renton on
Tuesday night. when he reached the
Johnson farm. but left on foot A
special train carrying large posse will
leave soon for Auburn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-10

NAUTICAL asplrants for the high ana
-, once OF congressman from
~ W. with VIII be pleased to know that Rep
.,.t,ye sutherland is not IN tho
- succeed himself and that the
IA will be open to all alike =, from I'M,
~. on. This is bit of Information
W." sas heen much sought for during
10 ..s' oaa, few months. one avowed can
y, .ls. 90, even went 50 far in his quest for
,.tormatIon as to write to Mr. suther-
'.nd before the latter had left wash
,0gton for home, demanding that tho
nresent incumbent show his hand and
toclare his intentions at once-as to
vbether he intended to run again,
Mr. sutherland apparently made up
MIA mind that he would take his time
In arriving at and announcing his con-
nlrsion He came home and looked over
~ situation with a scrutiny that has
I'm more than ordinarily close, and at
~, M snd OF il all he has spoken in no
nncertain tones. When questioned con-
LINING Ms intentions today he said to
n representative of the News"
aAher giving careful consideration TO
,ha question OF whether / should run
tor congress again have arrived at
,be conclusion that shall not be a
candidate for denomination
The words were SPOKEN with DELHI
Grafton and emphasis that left no doubt
as to Mr. sutherland's intention. New
srtbeless the News man, as matter
of further certainty and precautlon
calculated .,o ~,
This is final, is 1t, Mr.. Sutherland"
III d final"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-10
THE REPUBLICANS CLAIM IDAHO.
Chairman Cooling Of the State Committee Confident His Party
Will Win, Reports to the Contrary Notwithstanding

with Judge standrod as probability.
1--WE propose" said Chairman Good
ing. ito put up the best state ticket
Idaho ever had, and we propose also to
elect Il, including both houses Of the
legislature. The Republican party is
better organized today than ever be-
fore. regardless OF Democratic
claims 10 the contrary. II
is, of course, the business OF
the Democratic papers TO allege dis
cord and trouble In our ranks, and we
expect them 10 make the most OF II,
The extraordinary immigration In the
state during the last two years has
been very largely In our favor, and a
CAREFUL poll OF the state so far shows
decided Republican gains. The silver
Republicans are a thing OF the past,
and 1t is straight party fight The
Democracy carried the state at the last
election by an average OF LOO major
ity. but the Republicans WI carry the
state this fall by 5000" When asked II
he considered seriously the reported
candidacy Of Col Dewey for the Dem
ocratic nomination OF United States
senator Chairman Gooding replied that
he did not. and did not think that any
aspirations the colonel might have
would be regarded seriously in his par
ty.
Mr.. Cooling is from shoshone and
one of the largest sheep owners In the
state lie says the past season has
been good for the sheep interests which
are now In excellent shape.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-10

Chairman Frank r. Gooding OF the
idaho state Republican executive COM
mlitee, is a guest at the Kenyon. On
bis attention being called to recent
Washington dispatch stating that Sem
stnr Dubois was entirely confident Of
Democratic victory In the fall, and
that he proposed to leave Immediately
for IDAHO to take an active part In
he campaign, Mr., Gooding smiled
safeastlcally, remarklng that 1t might
BE- veil for the senator to hurry home,
as FAST as possible. and not put in too
much time at Hot Springs, Montana.
Mr. Cooling thinks conditions are good
In BIS state for Republican success; In
fact there is no division in the Repub-
lltsn party, as the Democratic papers
have tried to make out. The entire
parry Including the old war horses and
hs Younger Republican element are
working tremendously, and such diff
iefencss as those over the federal APP
Nhlmenls have been settled. and the
general feeling Is satisfactory. The
health OF ex-senator Shoup has i'm
proved, and he Will be strong factor
10 he campaign. There will be sew
tfSl candidates for the senate among
nf republicans the more prominent
q - n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-10

they work. Street car traffic has been
abandoned on a number OF lines, and
VIII have TO be abandoned all over the
city In a short time owing 10 water put
ting out the fires under the boilers of
the power house. II is reported from
Abel. Fort Dodge and other places
above Des Moines that the rivers are
still rising, which is greater menace to
this city.
Another span Of the Great Western
Railroad bridge at this place went out
this morning, the bridge now being al
most total wreck.
fhe Des Moines race track was CUB
merged this morning. Two hundred
horses in training there were removed
during the night. The race meeting
has been abandoned.
At Nineteenth street this morning &C.
cupants of q half dozen houses sur
rounded by water were heard shouting
from second-story windows. crying
piteously for boats. None was avail
able at the time and the prisoners were
almost beside themselves with fear.
At 10 o'clock the Des Mones river
ceased 20 rise and by moon II had re-
ceded three inches Heroic work on
the levees In North Des Moines repair
ed the breaks and saved many valuable
residences. The Raccoon river, however.
continued to rise and spread out over
an enormous territory At noon II had
invaded the factory district and roth
Ing but the roof OF the Keith furnace
factory and the Mccormack Manufac-
turing company could be seen Thou
sands OF dollars worth OF machinery In
these places was destroyed. The Keo-
kuk a Wester tracks constitute the
levee In this district, on the other side
OF which the biggest factories OF Des
Moines are located. The river was
within six Inches OF the top OF the le-
wee at noon and was beginning TO
break through
The level OF the water was then six
TO eight feet above the factories. which
would suffer a loss exceeding half a
million whenever the levee gave way.
GREAT FLOODS IN KANSAS.
Topeka, Kas.. July l0.-The flood sit
uation here 10 more serious than at sny
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-07-10
Chicago Strike
VIII Continue.
Freight Handlers Vote 10 Refuse Terms Offered by Railroads
WI Fight 70 nPe Last Ditch Without Seeking Support
-Lake Shoe Issues an UHimaium-S1len :Nusf Return
10 Wosk BY Tonight

not back at work by tonight the nom
union men who have been hired in
their places, would be recognized az
'old employees"
President Curran at the meeting OF
the Central local, declared his inten-
ton Of making another attempt to Sc
cure the official aid OF the Chicagss
Federation of Labor nd the chiCago
teamsters.
Five striking freight h,sllers we're
arrested today in c0nneCfion with the
alleged murder Of John Tanders, also
a striker Landers Is said to have
been killed during an excited argu-
ment over the strike.
Following the meeting Of Polk and
Western locals, delegation Of 30 strlk-
ers visited the Burlington yards and
persuaded all the teamsters delivering
or receiving freight. except those OF
Marshall, Field and Co., to drive away
with their work uncompleted. The
delegation then started for the Rock
Island yards, The action of the teams-
ters Is contrary 20 the orders Of the
officials Of their union.