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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-17

When in doubt take place ''just as good.'
 The laying of the Pacific cable was scheduled to commence today at San Francisco.
 The democrats will get green per simmons this Christmas instead of juicy plums.
 The democrats have revised ''Learn to labor and to wait" and it now reads "Lsarn to labor while you wait"
 The record of volcanic activity in the present century surpasses any record for any century of the past.
 It is rumored in Mexico that Pres ident Diaz will shortly take vaca- tion to visit the United States and probably Europe.
 Italy has just discovered that little Venezuela owes her a bill too and wants to send war ship or two to join the procession.
 The Congressional Record has no "Lots of Five" cards out, and will not be irradiated by the comparative wisdom of the Commoner.
 We need more politicians of the Roosevelt class, young men of brains, brawn and honesty who will work more for honor than for pelf.
 There is no harm in wealth in- creasing if men do not decay. The democrats always assume that one condition necessitates the other.
 Some people have lost their belief in Satan and hell. If they lived in Macedonia they would recognize the Sultan as the incarnation of the former.
 It is now stated that Congressman Loud is slated for postmaster-general Should this appointment be made those postal employees, who opposed Loud's election so vigorously during - the last campaign, will feel like thirty cents. \
 At 6 recent meeting of the senate committee on immigration hearing was given to parties interested in the bill to regulate the immigration oi aliens to the United States. Testi- mony was offered showing that there are 24,000 inmates of the state in- sane hospitals of New York, of which number half are foreign born. It is stated that in ten years the foreign born of this country have cost the United States S50,000,00O
 When the material on which the Prospect has been printed was taken away from Tom Shultz last week he applied to the Journal Miner to have the papr printeed in this office. The rquest was granted and the following day the editor of the Journal Miner was informed by D. D. Mcdonald that if the Prospect was printed ai the Journal Miner office the sum oi SIG, 900 would be spent to start daily evening paper in opposition to this paper The Prospect was printed as per agreement and now it is said that a paper will be daily 'hurled'' at thi: community to knock us out. A arrangements have just been com pleted to improve the paper in vari ous ways it has been decided to mol discontinue the Journal-Miner for { few months at least, and give al opportunity for action on that sl0, OOC sack. as it will benefit the commu nifty to,have it put in circulation.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-17

Wanted-A trustworthy lady or gentleman in each county to manage business for au old established house of solid financial standing. A straight, bona fide weekly salary of SlS00 paid by check each Wednesday with all expenses direct from headquarters. Money advanced for expenses. Man ager, 340 Cexton Bldg. Chicago.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-17
Advertised Letters

The following is list of letters re- maining in the Prescott post office for the week ending Dec. s, 1902:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-17
For Chief of Police

The undersigned hereby announces him. self as candidate for the position of Chief of Police of Prescott, subject to the action of the voters at the polls, at the city election to be held January 6. 1903.
 S.A. PRINCE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Eor Cify A SSeS Sor

The undersigned hereby announces him self as a candidate for city assessor. subject to the action of voters at the polls at the election to be held on Tuesday, January 6.
 F. G AVERYT
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-17
SCR0FULA

Is an hereditary disease, and one for which tainted ancestry or blood poison- ed parentage is responsible. It IS trans rnitted through the blood and shows itself in swelling and Liberation of the glands of the neck, catarrh- ot the head, weak eyes. sores, abscesses and skin erlip- tions. with a gradual wasting away ot strength and vitality. It also attacks the bones and joints, resulting m white swell ling, hip disease and deformitles of every kind. We see the effects of this awful blood taint every day, but it exists Ill so many forms that often it passes for some thing else and is treated as anotherdisease.
 Scrofula robs the blood Of its nutr1tlve qualities, and it becomes too poor to pro duce healthy growth -,,r o,rr and development, and hE 0if sniR' thu nsi1;d Gnd'iSSeq msqv DCo,u con,s OF A
 plexions are the result. TAINTED
 Only constitutional ~ remedy, one that works ANCESTRY. through the blood, can |, reach a disease that has been transmittsu through generations or been IurKlnS in the blood since birth.
 S. $. s. cleanses the blood of all scrofu- ious matter and tubercular deposits, and when rich. pure, health-sustaining blood is again flowing in the veins there IS a gradual disappearance ot all the danger ous symptoms of Scrofula;. strength returns, and complete cure IS effecteo' s. s. s. contains no strong minerals to further break down and derange the sys- tem. but can be taken by the very old, as
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-17
For City Marshal.

hereby announce myself as candidate for the office of City Marshal of Prescott, subject to the will of the voters of said city. Respectfully. GEORGE HENRY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-17
For City Treasurer.

I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Treasurer of the city of Prescott, subject to the approval of the vot- CTS of the city Election January 6, 1903
 HENRY HARTTN
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-12-17
Stops the Cough and Works off
 the Cold.

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No.cure no pay. Price 25c. 39w
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
HOUSTON, TEXAS, THURSDAY, NAY IS, 1902.
y PAGES TODAY.
oeoLoEN RULE" JONES.

Hon Samuel NJ Jones' Golden Rule Jones as no
is called the mayor Toledo Ohio delivered ad-
dress before the Progressive Union of New Orleans on
Monday night -Four other mayors spokc-Mnyor Rig
gins Of Waco Tcxae; Mayor Poe OF Lake Charles. La;
Mayor Welsh OF Alexandria La. and Mayor Capdc.
yioo of sew Orleans They all delivered interesting
short addresses but the principal address that OF
Mayor Jones
Mayor Jones Is now serving his third term aa mayor
Of Toledo. When hc was FIRST elected In 1897 he re
ceved a majority greater than the combined vote of
he democratic and republican candidates who opposed
aim. lie non partisan on the Golden ltuo ms
Platform Not only Is the Golden Rule his platform
politics, hut he states IT, it is IAN all sufficient
guide in every business and social relation Mr. Jones
attributes his success entirely to his having en-
dcayored TO observe il upon all occasions 1T s
lo stated IN his Now orleans address, "cver double
acting rule others do unto do unto them
We get what give; II deal literally, generously
and justly with employees and all Others they in
.urn viii deal Justly with us.'
Mr.. Jones Is not socialist; he has not formulated
any political creed, Not right thinking but right feel
ing, be his motto Here, Of course, the critt
2sm OF his position obvious Matters relating the
tariff. the trusts and the foreign policy OF the govern
mcnt must be Thought out They must be settled by
the head, not alone by the heart.
Nevertheless Mr. Jones has done great deal of
good with his Golden Rule theory with II ho has
rct himself thrice elected mayor of Toledo aud the
clN never had better mayor. He has attracted att
tcuticr TO his ample and helpful doctrine uom all
parts of tho country White in a political, business,
and social affairs the Golden lulc must be- reinforced
by straight thinking, the ugoa,hnE throughout the
country OF this morality which. IL must not forgot.
ten "a the morality of CHRIST who uated the Gold
en- ituo, not but result in Broot good DO unto
others yc would that they should do unto you Is a
bit of the heavenly lcaycn which u time according to
the Scriptures, viii loaycn tho whole lump MT Jones
breaches the great creed of the Twentieth century;
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
A eAseLEss couNrgR.cAARoe.

The charge made By some Of the republican soma.
tors and by some OF the republican papers that tho
democrats by denOuncing tho atrocities IN tho Philip
pnee are attacking the American army Is an absurd
charge. great pyetousc OF patriotism rs made by
speaking OF the democrats IN connection with the army
as irng on the rear just great prctense Of patr
otsm was made by the parrotlike reiteraton OF tho
word Souttle' in reference 90 the untimporaIistie
policy OF the democrats.
The imperlalstic ship must be souttled because Il
Is pirate ship The army must be fred on from the
rear front or flank from any direction necessary
TO stop the preparation OF atrocities which are dis.
grace not only TO the army itself but also 60 tho Amer
ican nation
The democratic attack. however is not an attacI,
upon the army The army obeys orders. The demo.
Gratis yield to in admiration for the achieve.
ments Of our arm9 In the past. Bar the atrocities
which part OF the army has committed under orders
the lighting OF our soldiers in the Philippines has been
brave lighting, although in had cause The army ia
not 10 blame for the badness OF the cause nor for the
orders TO torture, 10 "k and burn and TO turn the
land into a bowling wilderness. The democrats are
not blaming the private soldier. who no doubt Is
tempted to mutny desert the dirty work he has
been commanded TO do The democratic attack a al
rected against those persons gave tho orders and
who are responsible for the cruetes whether they no
the officers in the islands the otncias OF however
high degree at Washington. Tho Investigating com,
mttee OF the senate is endeayorng TO find out who a
10 blame.
The administration by It's own actions has put Itself
under suspicion While courts martial OF guilty Off
GERS have been ordered Us not this an attack on tho
army and nrng on the rear the denial OF the atroci
ties by the secretary OF war when ~ AAAw them to
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
POINTS AsouT PEOPLE.

One Mrs Na'.n DO eueineer in SKY seraper in Cleye.
land Ohio succeeding her husband
haNter u 40 t7'd kept tho manuscript OF the Saints
Everlasting Rest IN his hdnla io thirteen years revising
and coudcnsug
Cooper said to have The Spy" in less than six
months Most of his founded on legends we'll
known 10 his ueghhofhood
Mrs Ehcbeit Neyin. widow OF the composer OF Mar
cissus has established fellowship the music schoo, Of
The JAvcrslty Settlement Society New II is 20 be
knows as the Ehetert Ncyu fellowship and provides FOR
the musical education Of the talented child IN the
school
Miss Mary Morton youn~ daughter OF former vice
president OF the United States devoes the greater part OF
her time and OF the income OF the real which like
each OF her sisters she received from her father on her
debut 10 efforts for the benefit OF unfortunate children of
New York city Jest now she is very busy establishing
home at Rhneback the Hudson Tor convaseent children
from the New York hospitals
curious mistake has been made by papers usually
well informed, 10 the personality OF the newly named
consul general Of the United States Guayaqu Ecuador
They insis. that Thomas Mast the great cartoorist
hul his SON also Thomas Mast and persist the error not
withsandiug the wide publication % cartoon unmis,aka
he IN style and character n which the elder made hi, an
plicaton 10 Secretary OF Sttc Hay.
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exist his suppression Of the reports from the Amer
can governors OF Tayabas and Batangas are ugly cir
cumatances against him Further the assumption OF
the responsibility for the retaatory measures OF the
army recently made by the secretary of war Is very
much OF piece with General Smiths confession OF
his own guilt and the Issuance Of the xiii and burn"
order whercwith he charged. While Secretary
Root is not willing to indorse General Smiths atroc
ties he does indorse General Bells which arc nearly
as bad. General Smith tried by tho court martial
after he had made his confession The secretary OF
war, however, is on trial before a court martial
posed of the whole American people. The evidence is
not all in, but have enough IT, together with his
own assumption OF responsibility for the retallatory
measures, to point very strongly to the probability
which Is almost certainty, OF finding of guilty. There
Is higher official still with whom the investigation
Is concerned II the secretary OF is guilty is the
president innocent? The president is the commander
in chief of the army The secretary OF is only his
assistant The president has retained the secretary
Of after his suppression of the atrocty reports
was made known Has not the president known what
the secretary Of and the army have been doing?
II not. was II not his duty to know?
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SOME PosTscRlPTs.

About 417Sooo persons are employed in the worlds
mines.
Aeetylcne shown 10y the Berlin experiments will
invariably explode il decorator Ia actual contact with IT,
hut not otherwise
The amplitude OF vibration OF the diaphragm OF the tee-
phone receiver in reproducing speech about the one TWEEN
y-millionth OF an inch
plumber who arrested in Rome Tor stealing ewelfy
confessed that he had swallowed diamonds other stones
valued at SlSooo and sold the mountngs
An oarthworm twenty three feet long was drawn up with
an old pile by the tide Weymouth England IL had
the color and thickness OF an ordinary worm.
Ram which has been falling during the last few weeks
around the Bay of Naples instead OF making crops grow
IS killing every green thing. Vesuyius appears has been
sending out clouds OF vapor charged With hydrochorie acid
railing through these msts the rain absorbed the acid and
ao h'Aekens and wihers everything on which it falls.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
SOME POINTED VIEWS.

MI Lodge" says Ar Watterson is ever ready to admit
erueities now But this Is attitude. Only the other
day the men whom the defending were saying
that there were no eruelcs, rebukng all those who
were even limiting the possibility cruelty or outrage
What has brought about the changer Has the war depart
meu obtained information Of character not before IN its
possession NO. but the people have II is the public en
men that has made itself c has been enlightened
which has caused the change The authorities at Washing
ton were willing 70 stand for the eruecs until the people
found them ont and expressed their resentment Then there
was unwonied activity in ordering Investigations and bring
ing men 10 trial The policy Of suppression has been CON
iinued as long as il possible"
Mr. Carnegie writes ia the North American Review Il
submit that We make mistake in not following in the
lmlppnes The american policy which has triunphed Ia
Cuba President Mckinley said the cubans that he would
d them to establish stable free and independent govern.
nen and thus realize the highest aspirations OF the peope
ms Kept the peace not Cuban was shot il would
nave kept the peace in the Philippines The argument
useless however The republican leaders and eNpansonsts
are united m the opinion that they grave mistake In
not following in Cuba the policy they had applied 10 the
Fnhppnes They would have owned the sand II they had
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
pod bsen m.ed boo ntoeaiLas b. ndspsndsnee belore

not been msed into proelamng is independence before
hand.
Vicssburg Hcr-ld Throughout the South there is q
naess horror hanging every household for this awful
fear OF rapne Thus spoke Senator Tman OF South
lima in the United States during wild fren1cd
harangue on the Philippine bill Social conditions In the
South arc not what they should be- but this grosa and
hurtul perversion calling for condemnation and
reprobaon. Such a picture OF section inviting inflow Of
population and capital IS the Of its circulation and
credcnce runous II speaks well the Southern senators
that they marked their reputation OF their colleague by
ing the souate chamber in body while lie speaking
and returned as soon he through The speech
disgrace and a:seEedi; &c the side from which il
that would have Warranted explicit aud emphatic
buke
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
EDITORIAL PIckuPs.

II every Southern governor would follow the example Of
grocs on those OF the Eastern States might bring about
better conception Of the Southern negro by the Yankees
seem TO be terribly interested just poodle dogs and
the cooted people.--PaieStine Press
III you proud OF Texas after talking with those
old vets you ought TO be They think it's the greatest ag
cultural state IN the Union the Wainwright Sun, and
the sun as well rs the old vets is right Every citizen Of
eNas should be proud OF the State To paraphraso the
Denver road You don't have apologize for living In
IcNas," Sherman Register,
Santos Dumou sailed Friday Tor France He announced
build arshp which would the Atlantic In two
1t would be dead easy. We beat IT,. Give us
fourth OF million and Wen the Jordan river in
hours he pressure would be for remain
way Tor 70 follow close enough hear the
Talking of newspaper stories Elmer Dover Senator
Hanna's private secretary, tells good
out IN Ohio he says there was editor who was
having hard time 10 keep his little weekly ahoa
a friend asked him how his paper hourishing
Finely, said the editor
The friend expressed some surprise.
'fca, said The editor the papcr going everywhere.
II a through OHIO all through the Omitted States and
To- every the world In fact had 10 mortgage
uy house and lot last week keep from going hell -
iSt.'HoEt Sur
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who attended the festival declared he had heard such
rich voice in the South Miss Bride
wells The Germans he said went wild this artist
and when she Die Wacht Rhein the applause was
hunderou and prolonged Not only did Miss Bridewel de-
liver the National song OF the Fahcrand with wonderful
spirit but her German perfect Every German met
told that not Americans could the words
OF this stirring piece so beautifully as Miss Brdeweh
This young womans triumph Houston brought her
propositions from San Antonio and other Southern
cities aud hattcrng offer sing in tho sacngeriest at
Peoria H. June and 3. She has accepted the latter.
Miss Bridewel sang in Admission Friday night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
TAMPERING WITH TPIrI !
FouR on A KINn-

The course Of true love-
lis wonderful course;
With the blue skies above 4g3
Midst the heather and eors.
In Scotland, that is,
Mid the gorse and the hea,h..
Where the gods arrows viii,
Through all winds and all w.,,...
The canny Scot prays--
With his kits TO his knees
As he walks in loves ways
With the maid he does pless.
With his plaidie about him.
His eyes full OF bliss ~
Till the maid Gamma doubt him
"lIoot sic us hssi"
When the Frenchman goes fo,,h
Meath the skies of deep bl,s
With charmer of worth
Then he swears lie bon dieula
And he drains TO the lees
Loves goblet-and, see
As he prays for "kces"
The maid says "Oui OUR
Be il KEGS" or "a kiss"
The result is the same;
There is rapture and bliss,
There is Joy in its game
But the son of CASTLE
Who seeks its niryaua,
Its glamor to feel,
Gets "Por Dios Mananar
In Chicago, u. S.,
When the swain would impart
A sweet, ehastened caress
To the maid OF his heart,
He raises her chin
Till her lips gin to ope,
Then he says with grim
Here sis, take yer dopeW
-
A New Jersey woman wants divorce b,c,u, i.
band "howls like a dog whenever she plays IN
City" She shouldn't set divorce she should L,s !.
II until he dies like dog.
II took six Of Gothams officers recently to "a, i
sailor into the patrol wagon but New YotE M.
noted for her backward seasons.
A Paterson man has refused to pay s4s to A.
who saved his wifc's lie Considering the fsel N,
was a New Jerscyte, the doctors charge doe, M.
tant.
Jerome Of New York declares that As per cen, j,
ans police dishonest and Is per cent are co,,u,
brings New York within per cent OF having a /
man on the force.
From cast to west the trumpets blare
c editor is on a tear
And one loud slogan rends the air,
lis "Gainesvillel'
The Fabers dead; untouched the ink;
The weary brains have ceased to think
But they will put the rinIy-dink
On Gainesyiel
To Gainesvilel" let the slogan rinsl
% Gainesville," let dull care take wing
40 Gainesville" They won't do thing
To Gainesville!
Who runs the papers loved OF erst
he papers they with care have nmsin
md who with them will do his VIC K
The devil YAH
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-15
SOUTHERN PRESS OPINION.

Macon tGaI News.
Admiral SIMPSONS 81 added today 10 the Est.
Truly death loves shining mark and has been satisfy ing
thar love TOT tbs past month
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carrIe hrldeweIl.

birmingham NNIa.l Age-HeraId.
From all reports. Miss Carrie Bridewsii had grand IVA
ton At the Sasngesss at Houston, Texas music lover
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Mobile Daily Register.

Mobile Daily Register. FfN E Z
While the American people will not ~. ~ u
mat the admiral was not OF that generous VI q
give praise 10 those who we're in the san.'s X. !
are lar too minded TO fail 10 reeosna' Nj,
special talents or TO refuse bin the place Dc ~
among the National heroes.
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HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY.

@. J, 1pALMER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Vice President
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OFFICE or PUBLICATION
Nos oi itos, 1905, tfo7 and 1909 Franklin Avenue.
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CORRESPONDENCE of any description, trheiher 81.
iegaed t9r he B'anGs5 o. Editorial Department snona %
Vidna aud all checks drafts moHCrotdcys ctc maze pay
able to "IHE HoUsToE PaNrNG COMPANY
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FOREIGN OFFICES Eastern business Office, a. A. IS,
a. 4s, 40 Tribune building, New York (Ihe $ G. Beek%h
Special Agency Western 400 The Rookcry, Chicago he
G. Bcckwth Special Agency Office OF Washngtop C9r-
respondent Room Amcs building, LAO street. ~ W.