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Arizona republican., 1902-06-24

dotted with many punches of white carnations and the rostrums were decE-ed wira many beautiful flowers. The coffin also was literally buried under magnificent floral offerings
 General regret was felt among the members because of the unavoidabl ble absence of the regular pastor, Father GuetU, who was compelled several weeks ago to leave on account Cf fail ing health. He had been advised 70 ta lc an ocean trip. and at the time Of Father Claessen's death was 3n the Pacific ocean, and it was impossible to communicate With him.
 The remains were taken to the Citi- ze ns cemetery and buried beside tho grave Of Father Murphy. who died several years ago.
 The s. F F. & ?. will sell round trip tickets frcrn Phoenix tu Prescott for E5 during the celebration Of O. July : and ,, which occasion is being p.e- pared for here on :; large scale. Ai1s. J. ". Burson of Cons ,4liaton is spending q few days with friends il i PresC ott.
 | rev enterprise is soon to be in aU8arated ir Prescott, a move wiiich will mean much ;or the mining indus , try of Yavapai county. The Prescott mining stock exchange is the name Of the company. composed of Prescotts leading men Interested in luiuinG. The 1 exchange will be conducted similar to the exchanges n Colorado and other mining Certers. Full details are not i yet perfected. but it will te only q | snort time. it is assured. before the | exchange will be in OperatiOl. 1 Work upon the Odd Fellows large 1 building is rapidly going forward. The ] foundation is completed and the walls are up some eight or ten feet. It will i be another building that typifies Pres cot as the city of magnificent struc- tures which compare well with the sturdy pi3es and rugged rocks that
 make up the picturesqueness of the mountains around her. The first floor
 Of the building will be utilized Gy D.
 ,i. Clark for the Prescott steam laun- l GrE plant The rear bart will he fixed UP as a natato@ium. The stez hi boiler , for water heating purposes that is be- ing installed is of huge proportions
 How are you today, Scwanll '' 1 Not very we'll" (With no small amount Of desClatc melancholy.) ! What seems to be the natter" ! Oh, | don't know: liver. l guess. " Gn hopeless Gesi5ir.)
 tpon an absolutely indispUta bic au- thcrity it is said the above emanated from the auditors office and the same
 infallible authority says the fact is
 that Hank Scwank is not feeling very
 well these days
 CHAS. A. STA UPPER.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24

and little cup Of coffee. he pluckcI Up ,ou:2ge and saw himself gallopine, toward health. The salt was in an eight bottle and the metal cover screwed on. Cnscrewing the cover be-
 fore breakfast of the next day. he cut the forefnger Of his left hand. for he V-cs sineularly clumsy. Blood poison
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24
HIS ABIDING FAITH.

He was q simple man with a child
 like faith in the doctor. The verdict had been pronounced. There were un- nlistakabie symptoms and q certain salt and q rigid diet were prescribed. AS soon as he had taken one dose of the salt and had refused at dinner beef.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24

substantial muslin. and garment that will give good wear. Some have collars attached while some are the low cut. no collar. Price 50c and 15c each.
 Also q line of his grade night shirts with military collar, which is the very latest kind shown. Comes in plain white, handsomely trimmed. or in fancy madras cloth. Price $150 each.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24
Balbriggan Under wear SO CentS.....

Mems balbriggan underwear ill plain ecru, made from nigh grade sea island cotton. The shirts hay. French collarettes and pearl but tCns. while the drawers have rein forced seats and drawer supports, Price 5Gc a garment.
 For those me- who perspire freely We offer the celebrated Linenette underwear, the kind that absorbs precipitation better tnan any other l-ind. We have sold great many Of these and in every case the GUS toner was well pleased. Our price on the garments 5Gc each.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24

.An Atchison parrot can only say one word to-wit: Whoa" The bird De- longs to d man wEo needs that advice at lecst every hour during the day
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24
Golf Shirts 5Oc and 7SC. .&.ss xAs

Fine madras golf shirts for men soft bosoms and link cuffs, any style cellar, can be worn with them. These shirts are about the coolest of the summer fabrics ant- in such at tractive patterns as We show will be appreciated.
 Percale golf shirts 50c.
 Madras golf shirts 75c.
 We also show q strong line Of boys madras golf shirts in many handsome patterns. With cuffs at tached 5Gc each; with separate cuffs 75c each.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24

ing set in. X; he was dying he said Q his wife that if he could have given 1hIt salt a fair chance he was sure hi il W@,!id have cured hin.-HGrton Journal.
 IL is easy enough for the fellow who is continually broke to preach that money is the root cf all evil.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24
Mems Night Shirts so and 75C $: # #

Mems full size white muslin night shirts with the front, cuffs and pockets trimmed in colors Good
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24
Leather Belts
 25C to $g.OO

Leather belts for men are in large demand. We have them in tan, black and fancy coiored leather in the narrow and wide belts. 25c to slC0 each.
 Also q lile of Mexican hand carved belts, the buckle or cinch kind.
 Narfaw belts $1.Gu each.
 Wide belts $1.a9 each.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24
Mems Suspenders Z5 Cents .x.x&.x

Mems suspenders in cross back. with metal sliding buckle and cast off fastenings Some come in fish back witE woven ends and drawer supports. Tc this we will add a line of Can Tab braces in many
 patterns, all made up good and makers ii: the uast. Price 25c each.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24
Experience and Kr5aiedga TeI tle StoTy
 DR. H9BBARD In,,!, hss beer 2. D. in n the sane

UK. EsBBAEHU IocsIiIy for m ma,1T ,.esrs ,,V Successful and reliable he has won the public confidence To sdcc@ed, 8 medical speciality must be built upon nbiIily and reli- ability The cured patient brings another, and q continuous record ot permanent cares as the result of Superior skull thorough " establishes phys'clsn with the entire LuD- lie. For many years l have made specialty of Mems Dis eases ana m known tnrougn- out the SOuthw wt sL thoroughly skillful and reliable. Contracted Disorders inv..lv- ing diseases of the Sexual, kiancy and urinary organs, Seminal Weak ness, and all delicate grave aud obstinate
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24

maladies with all their destructive results promptly and permanently cured hy the latest and most scientific methods Fo nartsr whoohas Ya'led, how bad your ease or how chronic, consult ne without delay and find out tumOrs ulcers and external erowthr cured without the'anife or severe meaSiIras- 1c> timonieIs at office. Ii possible always bc cXari- ined by eXprrt-mect him. talk with him and judge for yourself to his integrity and ability. When unable to do sO satisfactory and successful home treatment may bp had. Dr H'bbsrd Ii: hbarl Building. .6-3S south See ond Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona. Consulus- Iion Free All medicines at my own labora tory. Hours-10-12, 1-5, e..
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24

How about beach noTne-slre you in terested? IL will be to your advantage to drop line of enquiry to r. ". Ste Nens, 1@O Pine Avenue, Long Beach, Cal, as he is well informed regarding values at that remarkably progressive beach. The two new electric roads from Los Angeles to this beach, just now opening, together with the two steam roads. and the hundreds of thousands of dollars being put into public and private improvements, make this a most desirable point to make investments. MT. Stevens makes speciality of real estate. rentals and collections.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24
Summer Under
 wear Z5C&&&

Mems balbriggan underwear in pink, blue and cream in a fancy woven pattern made to lock as nice as the $1.G0 kind. nicely trimmed and well made. 25c garment.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24

The man who is struggling to keep his head above water. never realized before how many people who stand on the bank like target
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24
The Coronation Tie 50 CentSk & * &x

This is the name given to the latest creation in mems neckwear. It is a sailor knot scarf with bow at tached to the knot-very stylish looking and has created quite |, sensation. We also show the ever popular Derby four-in-hand scarf, the narrow kind that is worn so much now Also teck scarfs, band bows, etc. in all the new colorings. such as the new tan. shades, green and ether colors in light and dark effects. Price soc each.
 For those who want something lower priced we show an elegant line in many colors to choose from. Price z5c each.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24

Mermaid Washing Powder coupons ir each package. Presents free.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24
White Silk
 Shirts $2.5O

White silk negligee shirts. collars and cuffs attached, made in the very best manner. They look hand some and are of very superior quality. Price $2.5O each.
Arizona republican., 1902-06-24

Jean and Main nsOok

Mems white jean and nainsook drawers-just the thing for not wcather-well reinforced about the waist and seat, with elastic seams. They are so constructed that they will give with every movement of the body. Web cuffs at ankle. These are thorough. dependable garments. Price J0c
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-05-21
THE WEATHER AND CROPS.
The Pas; Week Has Been Favorable
in Every Respect.

The weekly bulletin of the condition
Of the weather and the crops was is
sued last week by Director Bauer OF
the South Carolina section of the eli
mate and crop service of the United
States weather bureau as follows:
The temperature was again about 6
degrees per day above normal, during
the week ending Monday morning,
May 18th. the average for the week
having been 76 degrees, with maxi
mum Of 90 degrees at Bowman on the
18th. and a minimum of IS degrees at
GatTney on the Sth. The sunshine ay-
eraged about normal, with partly
cloudy days and clear nights.
The rainfall for the week was gen.
orally light, except in spots over the
southeastern counties and the Saran-
nah valley, where it was copious, and
Of great benefit to crops, although it
failed to thoroughly relieve the drought
at any point. There were also numer-
Gus but widely scattered showers on
the 18th over the entire State, but
they were local, partial. generally
light. and entirely insufficient. In the
Pee Dee sections the drought is bccom-
ing serious. There were heavy show
ers on the early morning of the 18th,
in the central and northeastern coun-
ties, and possibly throughout the
State, but they occurred too late to be
fully reported in this bulletin.
The week was favorable for farm
work which made rapid progress.
Planting operations are practically fin
iShed, except on bottom lands that
have been either too wet or too hard
to cultivate.
1t is the exception this year to have
poor stands Of corn reported, and
much less than the usual amount Of
replanting has been necessary owing to
birds and worms. Corn has healthy
appearance. and is well cultivated,
most of it having received it's first and
some it's secound working. AS yet,
the dry weather has not hurt corn to
any appreciable extent.
Cotton is up, or coming up, from
Every good" to fairly good' stands
over the whole State, with slight ex-
ceptions limited to late paintings,
where the ground is too dry for ger
mination Much has been chopped to
stands, and considerable has been cul-
tivated. The plants are sturdy and
healthy in appearance.
Tobacco is not doing so well as last
week, owing to the prevailing dry
weather that injured stands but where
sufficient rain fell the crop continues
in excellent condition. Wheat failed
materially and will be below the ay--
erage. 1t is heading and some is turn
ing color. Oats are exceedingly vari-
able, but generally stand in need of
rain. Harvest has made slow progress.
Truck and sea island cotton were ben
etitted by the rains along the coast.
Rice planting is practically finished:
stands are good, most favorable in the
Georgetown district. There is an
increased number reports on peaches
dropping. Sweet potato slips are being
set out. Colorado beetles on white po-
tatoes are more numerous and destruc-
tive than ever before known. Gar
dens. pastures and minor crops need a
general soaking rain.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-05-21
WILD MAN IN THE WOODS.
4 Most Startling Discovery IL Made
By TWO Hunters in the WAlds
of Michigan.

Adolph Meiser and John Slattery,
two young men from Crystal Falls,
Mich, who were hunting partrldges
on the headwaters of the Deer river,
about II miles from that city, met
what they assert was wild man. His
hair was long and shaggy and long
whiskers nearly covered his face, show
ing that they had been growing for
some time The hunters got within 80
feet of the man before they saw him
or he them, and all were surprised
when the stranger snarled at them.
Meiser attempted to talk to him, but
all the response he could get was:
public, public, public" When Slattery
and Meiser moved forward the stranger
gave a terrible yell ard darted into the
bushes. He ran like deer, bounding
over the windfalls and stumps.
The strange man was large, but had
become emaciated from exposure and
hunger. The clothes he had on were
in shreds exposing his body to view. he
carried part of a gun barrel and tent
pole in his hands and when found was
eating the carcass Of q dead skunk.
The Crystal Falls men hurried to
town and reported the discovery, and
posse was organized to hunt for the
man. 1t is thought that the man Is
some unfortunate hunter who has been
lost in the woods and become insane
from fright. The territory where the
man was seen is large stretch OF
woods, and a person might roam there
for months without meeting anyone.
The posse will stay out until they find
the man.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-05-21
NnlcanO in Nebraska.

After a silence of thirty years,
Mount Iona, the only volcano in the
United States, is now reported to be
sending out smoke and steam. and
some of the people in the surrounding
county say that low rumblings can be
heard. These reports are brought
from Cedar County. Neb., where the
mountain is situated, by travellers,
who say that the settlers il the neigh
borhood are preparing to leave tie
county. The mountain is situated on
the Missouri River, $50 miles above
Omaha. and. while not Of great height,
is high compared to the surrounding
country. 1t has been for years Sd
cred place with tic Indians. and it was
near there that the last big sun dance
was held in 1878. No Indian will 90
to the mountain itself, as it has long
been known to them as the hill Of fire.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-05-21
WANTS a HATCHERY.
OraDseburg Claims the Very Place
for Fish Culture Station.

A dispatch from Washington to
The State says Orangeburg is already
martailling her forces to land the new
fish cultural station provided for in
Senator Tillman's bill which has pass
ed the senate and will very probably
pass the house this session. The bill
carries an appropriation of S25. 1000
for this purpose, but leaves the selec-
tion of a site to the fish commission.
Representative Lever has placed on
file with the commissioners a-petltlon
signed by the mayor and Leading cit
liens Of Orangeburg setting forth the
claims Of that town for the new STA
ton and asking that special agent be
sent there to 90 over the ground ana
report to the commission before site
is determind upon in case Senator Till
mans bill becomes law. Representa-
tive Lever saw Commissioner Bowers
Friday and was assured that orange
burg's claims would have careful con-
siGeration and that the suggestion or
an agent to investigate the topography
of that section would probably be
adopted 1t seems that IN loklng
around for suitable site for such
station special inquiry is made as to
the abundance Of the water, supply.
Wherever it is possible, a site is selec-
ted upon a hill from which flows a
number of clear water streams. 1t IS
necessary that the streams be free .
from refuse and SO located as to pemit
the establishing upon them the numer-
GUS ponds connected with the station.
Representative Lever is of the opinion
that location admirably filing these
requirements is to be found just out
side the town Of Orangeburg on WhaI
is known as Dukes fishery" In
talking Friday with Commissioner
locating fish station here and hled
with him numerous papers and maps
showing the topography OF the
country. Representative Lever SAID
that he considers Orangeburg's schances
admirable for securing the fish station
and if an agent is sent down by the
commission to look the ground over he
hopes to accompany him and assist in
showing him around. The establish
ment Of a $4,000 fish station in the
State means much for South Carolina
and while Orangeburg would benehJ
especially by having it placed there
the entire State will enjoy it adTan-
tageS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-05-21
ADcactical Reform.

\ Pennsylvania tells of practical
reform in his State that is good
enough to be put in operation every
where. He said: ''All over Pennsyl-
vania anti-swearing societies are being
formed, and the people are joining
them by the hundreds. The object
Of the societies is to bring about a
cessation of profanity in ordinary con-
versation. l believe that vast deal
Of good will come Of this movement,
and hope to see it spread to other
parts of the Union. The fact is that
4 large per cent Of men use profane
speech to an extent that they scarcely
realize. A gentleman ought not to
mar his talk with coarse and meaning
less expletives, and l believes, the day
is coming when frequent oaths will
not be tolerated in decent societies.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-05-21
Volcano In Mexico.

The Co!ilna volcano shows strong in
dications Of great eruption and the
inhabitants living in the valley at it's
base are moving to safe distances from
the peak, from which smoke and pulls
Of flame have been belching for several
Gays. Mount COlima has threatened
renewed activity for several weeks.
This condition caused the work Of con-
structing the extension of the Mexican
Central railroad to ManZanillo, passing
near the base OF the mountaln, to
cease temporarily. The route Of the
extension will probably be changed in
order to avoid any possible disaster
that and eruption might bring.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-05-21
TIE MOST HEALTHFUt CITY.
Harion, IA. Given Tais Distinction
by the United states Marine
Hospital Service.

The most healthful place in ths
United States 10 live is Marion, Ia,
according to reports received by the
marine hospital service from l,l9O cit
les and towns having 4 population Of
1000 or over. There may have been
a more healthful place than Marion,
but if so no official returns were re-
ceived from it. Marion has popula-
tion Of 4.1O2. and there were cniy six
deaths in 1900. making a death rate Of
the phenominally low figure of Las per
1000.
The average of the death rate in all
the cities and towns was 17.47.
It appears from the compilation OF
the marine hospital service that the
state having the best record for health
last year was North Dakota. with a
death rate of only sos per 1000 Of pop
ulation. BY far the most healthful Of
the populous states, however, was
Iowa. the death rate being 11.17.
Ohio, which made reports from
towns aggregating a population Of
more tLan 100000 shows death rate
of only 1854.
The nota BILE reports of fhealthfulness
come from the northwest and central
western states, Minnesota. the Da-
kotas, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa. Idaho
and Montana all have exceedingly low
death rates. On the other hand, the
states which are widely known as
health resorts. such as Arizona. Colo
rado and California. have a compara-
lively high mortality, hably because
many persons suffering from incur
able pulmonary troubles go there and
die
California last year had an average
death rate of 1853: Colorado, 1920. and
arizona. 322s. The last named state
had the highest rate Of mortality of
any state or territory in the union.
New York states mortality was 1875.
The town in the United States hav-
ing the highest rate of mortality last
year was Carlyle, III. The population
was 1874. and the number OF deaths,
1Go. making a death rate of 53.3l. The
most unhealthful of the large cities
was Washington, with death rate Of
21.71. Baltimore's death rate was 21.o2:
Philadelphia, 1898; Boston, 2o.S2. and
Chicago, 1859.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1902-05-21
Island OF ST. Vincent.

St. Vincent is British possession.
Island is about Il miles long and
10 miles broad.
Population, approximately, $4,000,
which there are 80, 900 negroes, 5000
whites and 1900, of mixed races.
Whole northern part OF the island
swept by lake of lava from the crater
of Souftiere and Morne Garon, the lat
ter being the peak of the volcanic
ridge that divides the island east and
west.
Lava-f0oded district lies between
Belair and Georgetown.
Capital of the island is Kingston.
with a population OF about 5000,
chiefly negroes. This town is y miles
distant from the volcanoes now in
eruption.
St. Vincent was once prosperous oy
reason of sugar cultivation, but this
industry has fallen into decay.
The chief product now is arrowrOOt.
The whole island is Of volcanic crea-
tion.
This is the second devastating flood
of lava that has swept the island, the
other occurring in 1912.