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Arizona republican., 1902-05-10
WENT OFF TOGETHER
q Dumbell, Horse and Cart Mysteri-
ously Disappear.

Mr.. Thomas Oberle is short one
horse, two wheeled cart and a ten
pound dumbben with which he thought
ne had the eight hundred pound horse
anchored to the earth. He left this
outfit in front of the Hotel Adams on
Thursday night while he was attending
the lodge of Elks When be returned
his property WIS still intact. but i
member of the order had a curiosity in
The shape of an els's double tooth
which he wanted to show Mr.. Oberle.
They went to the room of the member
10 lock at this relic and it Was in this
brief interim that the dumbbell disap-
peared with the horse and cart. Mi.
Oberle could hear nothing Of his miss
ing property that night and more ex-
tended search yesterday was equally
without result. Some of Mr.. Oberle's
friends have advised him to so to the
nearest Indian reserva ton and look for
it. 1t is their theory that a passing In
dian saw the horse, recognized it and
reclaimed it.
This theory is rejected with indigna-
ton by Mr.. OberIe. The pony was not,
he says, an Indian pony and it had no
other brand anywhere On il than a cut
on the fore shoulder made by Z ploW.
The cart was Il two wheeled affair
with a black bed and saffron running
gear. The dumbbell was Of iron of
Arizona republican., 1902-05-10
MINING NOTES.

C. Nj. CORN is in town from his Hid
den Treasure mine. Black Canyon dis
trict, says the Prescott Courier. He
brought in six tons of ore from his
mine, for which be received $13S Il ton
at the sampling works. The rich ore
in the Hidden Treasure ranges from
one foot to two and a half feet in width.
There is six feet Of milling ore. The
property has 100 feet of development
work. One shaft is 175 feet deep. Mi.
CORN has made many shipments of
ore from the property, with returns like
the one just brought in. one and one
half miles from the Hidden Treasure
Messrs. Nathan and CleHtor have made
quite - strike of free gold ore carrying
Sun1c silver and lead. y shaft down
twenty feet is on . vein ranging in
width from one to two and Il half feet.
the ore of which carries about $3.50 a
ton. They have 4 splendid Trosucct
The railroad will pass about four miles
west of these properties.
Frank d. Qualey is a guest at the
Copper Queen hotel this week. Mi
Qualcy is operating Il group Of mines
I in Sonora about 100 miles below Doug
las. where he is employing thirty five
men. Ore is being taken out for ship
meat now that assays % ounces in sill
YER. > per cent copper and s. in gold
/ 1t is the intention of Mir. Qualey Il
erect a concentrator on this property
this fall.-ReVicW.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-10
NEWS OF BUCKEYE
The Building of New Office and Store
Building.

Buckeye Ariz., May S.-(Special cor
Irespondence of The Republican,
Grant Millage is in Phoenix today. MIR.
Millage is locking for a lost partner
whom he tool; into the merchandising
business about two months ago. y
small stock OF goods was purchased and
the partner was to conduct a store
near the Maricopa Indian reservation
during the Summer and divide profits
at the close of the Indians wheat sell
ing season. But Mr.. Millage says his
partner has dissolved the partnership
and walked out Of sight with the SUR
plus and capital stock OF the company,
which he is really looking for more
than the partner.
V. Z. Thomas of Liberty is in Phoe-
nix today on business and Will make =
trip north On mining business before he
returns.
Mrs. Bert Smith is contemplating 4
trip to the state of Washington to visit
relatives this summer.
Mont Anderson expects to go to Los
Angeles soon to have manufactured
the iron work necessary for building
the pump and power which he and Mi.
Levy had patented recently.
Delegates from the Free Methodist
church will go to Los Angeles shortly to
attend the district conference.
Henry George tells us he expects To
sub-let the contract for carrying the
mail between Phoenix and Buckeye.
William Mcdonald is drawing on the
county treasury quite often lately. II
may he necessary for the governor to
call special session of the Legislature
to repeal the bounty law on wildcats
Scalps.
James r. Thorpe, the new president
of the Buckeye Canal ana Land COM
pany has been in Buckeye a number of
days getting acquainted with the prop
erty and making arrangements for eX-
tensiNe improvements. some Of the first
work viii be the building CT an office
and store building about ten miles
northwest from where the Buckeye
town site is now located, putting in 4
new headgate at the head Of the canal,
the building of a wagon road on the
south embankment of the canal and in
the near future the canal will be
dredScd and Widened. Il telephone ex-
change established, and q standard
gauge railroad is an Improvement
Buckeye expects to be accommodated
with in the not far distant future
w r. BLACNMER.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-10
4 BOSTON LADY
Is MdrveIousiy Restored 10
Perfect Health.
Paine's Celery Compound
Was Her DsIysfGr From Nervous PTOSira-
lion, Insomnia, Mental Depression
and Week.-Mrs. Of Her Digestive
Organism.
A Special Message Of Comfort for
Sick and Dependent
Women

Mrs f. L. Bernhard, 32S Newburv
St. Boston, Mass. found herself in an
extremely periious condition of health
after surgical operation. Her touch
i,;g story, written for the benefit of
ether sufferers. IS rs follows
1t is with a feeling of extreme graft
tude and thanllfuIness and humane
Iasire to benefit others. that I write out
my own experience in the use Of Prof
edward +. Phelps wonderful prepara-
sion, called Paine's Celery Compound.
Owing to q fall from horse several
years ago I became nervous invalid,
ard last year I entered 4 hospital where
l was operated upon by u famous New
York surgeon.
The surgical operation was success
full. but nervous prcstration followed
= summer iii Newport with the best
medical attendance failed to restore my
nerves TO their normal condition. | was
absolutely unable to digest any solid
food. and this weak condition Of my
! digestive organs. combined with in
somnia, caused the deepest depression.
constant tenderness and soreness in
the region of my stomach with a duh
headache and extreme weakness. Gre
ated i feeling of helplessness from
which l was unable to rise.
1t WAS in this melancholy frame of
mind that l CHANGED to meet a Boston
lawyer who said to me, I was III almost
the condition that you are now in, and
after spending hundreds of dollars
without receiving any benefit l was in
duced by a friend 10 give Paine's Gel
cry Compound trial. which l did. and
it cured me completely when every
thing else had failed.
- was rather sNeptical about trying
a patent medicine, but l ordered Il boz
tie from my druggist and began to take
it according to directions. Much to my
surprise l slept soundly at night, and
did not awake in the morning with the
usual dull headache Then. too. l de-
VeloDed ar appetite for solid food. and
soon j was able to digest 4 course din
ner without any unpleasant sensations.
am now completely restored to health
after about two months use of the
Compound.
"SympathizinS with all who may be
suffering rs ] did, l take this method
of reaching strangers, after writing
personal letters to my particular
friends
nTa A9NNY. nvE~ III. only 80, -. !,
Arizona republican., 1902-05-10
DIAMOND DYES The only pure and
unauultcraJed. Never crock! Never Fade!

shifts Will be put on and the work of
sinking TO a depth of 500 feet will be
rushed as rapidly as it is possible to
send it.
Holm p Jacobson has organized Il
mining company among his friends in
Minnesota and is now at work on the
Eldorado mine. 1t is The intention of
the ncw company to work the mine and
reduce the ores in the Gold Basin mill
Many years ago David Parks, one of
the oldest miners in the N-ailapai
lanuntains. discovered remarkably rich
silVsr-gold GRE on the claim known "a
the Overland, from the float OF which
he gathered up one and one-half tons
Of ore that ran over $500 TO the ton.
This Gre he sold to the Mineral Park
mill. Specimens of the ore were priced
fer their beauty for many years in the
county. Parks made many attempts
to find the place whence came this float
but was never able to locate it. y
week or more ago Jose Sigala went out
to the mine TO do the assessment work
on behalf Of Mr.. Hubbs and in search
ing along on the vein made the dis
covary of q pocket of ore just over
little break in the hill from where the
rich float was found. He worked on
it for Z day or two and then came TO
Ningman and obtained a lease from
Hubs for his interest in the claim. He
brought in with him sample of the
ore which gave return of $500 in gold
and silver 10 the ton. He says that
there is now in sight an eight-inch
streak of this class Of ore and that he
has stripped several hundred pounds OF
it before coming TO town.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-10
SAN FRANCISCO MINE
Big Ore Bodies and Bright Future for
an Old Property.

President W. r. Lewis Of the Yucca
Cyanide Mining and Milling company,
accompanied by K. s. Rose, 4 mining
engineer of Marquette, Mich. have re
turned frGm Il visit to the San Fran
cisco mine. says The Daily Mining Rec
ord. They We're both very enthusiast
tie over the big ore bodies that are
opened out in the property and believe
that it is one of the biggest gold prop
critics in the territory.
They brought back with them sam
pies OF ore from the shaft that show
up handsomely III free gold. The new
hoist has been installed in the lower
tunnel on the mine, a station having
been cut cut some distance from the
adit. Hosting will be commenced
next Monday. when three eight-hour
Arizona republican., 1902-05-10

to control university education. He as
se-ts that lin every Catholic country
in the world. the Jesuits are the con-
slant enemies Of intellectual and pc
litical freedom" that their politics and
c2e5Iistry are reactionary and intoler-
ant in the last degree that their sys-
TEN of education in a score OF centuries
has produced fanatics and infidels" and
that they are everywhere a danger to
national union" Mr.. ODonnen holds
also the opinion that the Intervention
Ct the clergy in the field OF lay activity
and learning is usually injurious and
often DISASTROUS
Arizona republican., 1902-05-10
NO LOSS OF TIME.

I have sold Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhcca Remedy for
years, and would rather be out of "ot-
fee and sugar than it. I sold five bot
ties Of it yesterday to threshers that
could so no farther. and they are 1t
work again this morning.-H r.
Phelps, Plymouth. Oklahoma. As. will
be seen by the above the threshers
We're able to keep on with their work
without losing a single days time You
should keep Il bottle o: this Remedy in
your home. For sale by Elvey e Hu-
lett.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-10
Shake YnEo You~ Shoes

Aliens Fcot-Ease, a powder 1t cures
painful srnartinG, nervous feet and in
growing nails, and instantly takes the
sting out of corns and bunions. It's the
greatest comfort discovery of the age
Allen s F'oOt-Ease makes tight or new
shoes feel easy. 1t is a certain cure for
sweating, calloUs and hot, tired aching
feet Try it today. Sold by all druggists
and shoe stores Don't accept any sub
stitute. BY mail for 25c III stamps. Trial
package FREE. Address, Allen 5. DIM
stcd, lie Roy, n. Y.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-10
Ut 0TEL RgENT0NE
a. NSn<one

3 Miles east of Redlands, on tie Kite
Shaped Track, Santa Fe Eoute.
Most advantageously located sanitari-
UNI in Southern California. Under new
anaEement. Open all the year.
Newly furnished and refitted through
out. Offers to the invalid and health
seeker home comforts and environ
ment ct re3sonabl rates. Highest ele-
ovation in San Bernardino valley con-
tiguous to railroad. Free from irriga-
ton d2mpness. Address for particu-
lars. H F. KING, Manager.
Mentone, Cal.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-10

y now honor awaits Andrew 'arncGi"
in ENGLAND III" honorary Freedom Of
the Plumbers company, an ancient
Guild nT the CIT 81 London. l. to he
conferred on Nj Carnegie at the Guild
hall. May -. IL recognition cf the mu-
nificence OF his educational gifts.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-10
- 1T IERr YOUNG LADIES
From the Treasurer OF the Young
Peoples Christian Temperance
Association.
Miss Elizabeth Caine, Fond du Lac, Wis.

is lh
mothers
unfoded"
PInkisaEnS Vegetable Compound
peculiar should T. Pink
confdenial of
health
Mrs. Pinkham invites all o
her Address
Arizona republican., 1902-05-10

Prince Michi. grandson of the mikado
Of Japan, is the youngest heir presump-
tive to q great throne in the world
Arizona republican., 1902-05-10

Francis Varge recently died in Leon,
! Iowa, aged So Years. He was judge ad-
vocate general of Louis Kossuths pro-
visiOnal government in Hungaria in
1919, ana came TO America as an ex-
lie.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-10

DRAR Mrs want tote you and all the young ladies
benefits
from using Lyia e Pnkams yegetae Compound sufered for
TEN until became weak and detated and times felt that had
weeks, wrought
have been regular have find that
entire body renewed. gladly
Vegetable Compound eeryb0yN ELIZABETH CAME
50 W. Division st, Fond du Lac Wis.
When the young girls thoughts become sqssi when she expert
headaches, exhibits t
9a to sleep Iis in the hack and lower limbs DIM desire for
herself and friends then the mother should promptly
At such time the greatest aid to nature e inham Vegc
table Compound Il the the
and is the reliance ills every
10 not be persuaded to take something
good Nothing the world
A 20 n tha some optical eop
yEU G inc
5zE publish
q Il II 3 Civ : OF I, NIS cw wi ii
is 10
- genuine pub he O Wit suar
sion EyiiaE Eik cine Cmpa .L5nnn as.
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Arizona republican., 1902-05-10

the common type and as mas been here
inbefCra mentioned weighed ten pounds
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-07
LYING ABOUT The ARMY.

Tho side 0f the army is beginning 80
hr presented before tho senate comm {.
iDp and. as was to be expected. says
Tho San Francisco Chronicle. the
stories of brutal treatment of Filipinos
under Official direction are shown 20
D., mostly deliberate porWrics commit.
ted lon malice or under suboJnatiun
of political bandits in search ~ mater.
hal for the use OF democratic doma.
eoguos I'm the case OF the corporal
who sworo that pc saw all manner ~
atrocities porpctratcd hy The direction
of army officers. official records prove
that AZ tho time me- was thirty miles
slant from the scene of what he pre-
tended tu have witnessed. There was
probably never war in which the
laws of war were not violated by sub
ordinatcs There has evidently been
some such occurrences In the Philip
pines whose punishment may be safely
EFT 10 the military authorities Never
was the proyOcatiou 10 retaliation
greater. even IN the early Indian wars
~ this country. The atrocities ~ tho
Flip.nos have been proved beyond
question. Human nature is weak. and
sometimes gives way I'm any civiliza
ton Nevertheless neither the Amcri.
can people nor the American president
viii countonance anything having the
appearance Of torture. even If not real
ly brutal II Is also true that In all
atmics there are sCamps Some Amer
cans of that class We're in the army
u the Philippines and some Of these
are evidently emitting wholesale per
iuries either for money or to CRAFTY
some private revenge, just as a hobo
may wreck a railroad train because he
has been dragged of brakehcam.
senators should be in better business
than I'm encouraging and circulating
ISLANDERS OF our army.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-07

tisausnip. " he decides to do this the
committee can Ice forced to report the
biz
senator Bard mas the reputation ~
u'ing fair minded From what is
known Of him. We are inclined To- the
to'iof that he viii diVcst himself of
the narrow spirit OF craftsmanship Ia the
consideration OF the appeal of these
three territories ana deal with il on
the broadcast and most liberal lines.
This rs what may ho reasonably expect.
cd from MIN The senator has shown
a strong disposition ia other matters
to bee fair II ne deals with the omni.
bus statehood bin ia the same spirit,
which We trust he viii the territorial
supplicants will know this session
whether they have applied to congress
in vain or not In all probability the
bin will become law II this is done.
Senator Bard can thus do u great ser.
vic, To- the three territories at the
present iuuCturc ly casting his vote IN
committee 10 favor of the bin Each
one oi the territories is qualihC! IN
every way 10 enjoy the priil"gc
sought And CalifOinia's intimate re.
lations and proximity TO Arizona make
her deeply interested Ia the territory 5
political advancement as we'll as in It's
industrial Development
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-07
Particularly Out, Ma'ar.

The old ColOrcd man had grown gray
II service. lie had almost become the
custodian Of the family secrets rs he
was Of the family silver
The married daughter. who lived in
a distant town. had come home on "a
visit. Callers were coming all day
long and old pompcy was kent busy
opening the door and receiving the
visitors
one bright morning the ladies 81 the
family went out for drive. Just after
they left the bell rang. and Pompey
recognized in the caller former dear
girl FREUD OF his young married mis-
trcsS.
Are the ladies' in. Pompcy?' said
the young lady
no ma am theyse ont, ma am re-
piled the old retainer.
I'm sorry I've missed them re-
piled the visitor handing in her card.
Il particularly wanted to see Mrs.
Bell
res. ma am, thank We. ma'am.
They'se all out maam. and Mrs. Bell
Is particularly out ma am, was Il re.
ply that greeted her hearing a. the
visitor opened the gate and the front
door cosed. -Ucw York Herald.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-07

any trouble. When told il is several
thousand feet they begin To look with
more interest and ask for further in
formation. When told that the north
wall is thirteen miles away and twelve
hundred feet higher than whore they
are standing. their surprise is unbound.
ed. and, 10y this time they have dccid-
ed 10 remain and see all they can dur.
ing their short visit. Most of the visit
ors appreciate the vastncss of il on
reaching the rim But look at it as
they will ana explore II all possible
no one can describe to another the i'm
monsity OF it all sometimes they com.
pare notes as TO which is The greatest
wondor-this or Niagara Falls. They
are SO different that IT IL Impossible to
compare them. one is great silent
chasm while the other is a seething.
roaring mass of water. No one can
look upon the Canyon without feeling
the awful silence. Williams (ArizD
News
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-07
TAe STATEHOOD BILL.

The san Francisco Chronicle says
The omnibus bin admitting he terri
tories of Arizona. New Mexico and OH
lahuma simultaneously to statehoon'
which PASSED tho house. Is hanging
fire I'm the senate committee. Its iate
Is u doubt. rs the ten members OF the
committee are evenly divided. AZ an
events five of the ten favor tie bilI
and four others are disinclinod 10 take
II up at this session. Senator Bard, we
only Npstcrner ON the committee, Las
declined 90 express himself one way or
the other.
Tho division IN the committee IL
practically on party lines TINS is ah'
fortunate as the true merits oi the APP
pltoations for admission 10 ia" union
are thus ohsCurcd lay craftsmanship
which ought not 20 hRur in the case
at all All of the republicans, except
QUAY. of Pennsylvania, aud Bard OF
this state are Inclined 20 mother the
hll. l.irs Influenced by the conNlc-
ton that should the three territories
be admitted thpy would elect demo
cratic senators. quay has openly Sld'
ed with the four democratic memheis
OF the committee IN favor OF the hlii
Bard rs. therefore, occupying the en-
viahlc position of holding the decisive
vote. II rs iu his power Ia take d
nrnad-mindcd lew OF he proposition
and act upon II without regard To par
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-07
CAUSE OF ERUPTION.

Amos +. Brown. professor of gcolo.
gy University of Pennsylvania. says
the Indianapolis News. explains that
the recent eruption of Mount Pclee
"Hs without doubt caused boy the in.
flowing ~ Waier into the bed of molten
lava below lhr -urfacc Of the sea. The
contact Of the 'vater and hot lava at
once generated millions OF pounds Of
steam which forced its vos up through
the lava. tearing everything a. It went
ana bursting the entire top of ,he
mountain of In Is efforts TO escape.
Prof Brown says. st Pierre was not
destroyed 10y an eruption from the
summit of Polco. II viii be found, |
think that one side OF the mountain
near the town was blown out and from
this was hurried the molten rock. lava
and red hot steam
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-06-07
TROLL EISE NC.

The trout fishing season opened IN
this territory on June !. There are
hundreds of mountain streams In vari
ous portions OF New Mexico we'll stock
ed Nth the specNlcd beauties.
To him who is a true lover of natur,
tho charm of trout fishing is-in the
fishing Clamhoriug from pool 20 pool
forcing his way through the thickets
and stealing along the bank of the
stream in search of a likely pool ol
eddy he comes close to the heart of tn,
primal mother Nature. He learns hoi
moods as he can ia no other way. his
mind is clarified the tangled mental
skoin unravclcd and his whole being
made purcr. cleaner and better. lie
carries back to the office portion OF
that divine heritage OF grace that nat
urc Yields only To those who truly wor
shin at her shrine
The shining beauties that lie below
the rifle. I'm the eddy OF the little fall
in the shadow of the log. or AZ the foot
of the inshclving rock are the foNiest
of their species No laundering tender
foot can make a successful trout fisher
man. Soft of tread dainty of hand
and Of quiet manner must he be who
hopes to nm his crcel with the specklcd
charmcrs He may have travelled many
weary miles and bee wet and hungry
bat there is ample compensation await
ing him Pcerins over the edge Of a
rock around which the alter PUSHES
he sees deep quiet pool. \ doNterous
flick with the rod and the brown hacklC
settles lightly upon the water ami fut
tcrs across its surface. \ streak OF
light glauces mp from the depths below
then is what seems like a blow upon
the rod. the brief moment of eNhilara.
tion produced 10y the rushcs of his
game. and then the cNultation as one
more trophy Is placed in the creel,