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The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
DEFEAT AWAITS NOW:

I'm the elections that have occur
red under the new Constitution in
1898 and 1900 Mr. Addicks failed to
receive majority Of the Legisla-
ture, and succeeded only in creating
vacancies for United States Sena-
tors Two years ago certain mem
herS. not Union men, nor approv-
ing of his course, nevertheless, vot-
ed for him, in Difference to the SEN
tlment of certain of their constitu.
ents that it was better to elect him
tothe Senate than to keep the State
longer unrepresented in the Senate
The vote of this character in the
coming Legislature will be very
slight. l do not see where Mr..
Continued on Fourth Page.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
The English Language.

Frederick Manley, a pro minent
edI.ntor, le1.ur,i at the High
8 il 'nt this aFterl ,Dn. Hi, subj ect
Wa ia. Gn ni'I language
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
On Gunui ng Trlp.

Ben amin Gowan. a brakem an on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, has gone
down The State OIL a gunniug Lrp.
As game is Splecliiullner. VI GJNaa
hopes to get his share OF 1t.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
Another Foreman Eesipns,

Louis Beck, who has been FORE
mpn of the mill wrights at the plant
Of the Harlan and IIoling sworth
Company, has resigned.
The daily Republican., 1902-11-19
Local Ercyity,

Give your wife first class Life In.
surance policy for 4 Christmas pre-.
sent.
Vandever & Follansbee. Agents
404 Equitable Building.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
NO ACTION YESTERDAY
On the South Side Water Stcrac (
 Question.

Yesterday was the time set b= ta1 water storage commission fer the son- sideration of the south side resolat:o:i3 presented few days ago, s&ggesci-.,g changes in the enabling 2tt u.c0a.eI by the commission. The r4er!b--i ,t the commission have not cxare5se i themselves regarding the ra~o.ut:oli :, though from observations made b. some of them at the t.lae oc lheir pre- sentat;on. it is not Ea!ia,-.; i3.st t.- / will be very fiV0rabI.- eaIe- triii- !.
 The commission vas prepared to ac.
 in the matter yesterday 70! would nave done SO. but it ,i.e it.nluIHS sas- sion 1t was lear2eJ tl:t t.t2".l..- Cen sr9l AiasWoIth hrd .-t-.nr, lrau Washington and the u.c;nH-t:f Ge-tre-.i to consult with hin. [ -". nd 2 con- ference with the atto!-s' @.'r in the arternocn and hc tol. t---: =, { ,la had lately seen JudS2 E.Ina oi ,'.:! ll < Hubbard New YG.2-. n ..-re.n ,Ar commission had sent a co. cf t--a sf,- abling act to be passed ul.nt .. = f.@ vaiidit- General AiusWcr;ss s...d that Mr. Dillon had told him th, ;;s :ooA IS Il, had finished an cN1:g in3t.on of the act he would send back lo the bo-I,i T clean ccpy of 1t enlbodEing such ,hauges as ha might su@gest. Cen el''i AinsWorth believed tat the capT would reach PhceniX scne time 9-'5 weeh- The commission therefore dcc!Eed n defer action on the south side resciu- tio.r until the receipt of it.
 At the time General -AirsWorth saV. NJ. Dillon the latter told him that he had already gene over the enphinG act and at that time he had sceu little in it that required correction. About th> only change he mentioned as being necessary or advisable was the eiinina- tion of unneccssar= details. Th"tt i could be left ort withou, ,mIairing f"+
 bill in any way and a great deal oi | technical objection to the validity "4 the bonds to be issued under the pTo- posed law would be o6Vi@ted.
 ! In anticipation of final action on tA@ : eocth side resolutions q meeting VAs
 called to be held at Tempe today. Sine | he consideia tion - the resolutions h2' been deferred there will De nothing be | fore the Tempe meeting and t vii probably be pos tp 2nod.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

Y ay-o. Inc, makes the startling an nouncCncUt that he has surely discovered tho eli<ir of life. That he is able with the aid Of d mysterious conponnd. known only to himself produced atS q re sult of ihe years he has spent in searching for this precious iife--@iv- ease that i> ilrpWu 10 th" human body. Thcr" is no dcUhJ or the doctors v;lrn"at- ness in making his claim and he remark ahlc cures that Er is daily ".foctiu@ seem to bear him out very strongly. His theory which h, advances iS one o1 req son and based on sound experience in a medical practice of many years. II costs nothing to trv his Iemarkahl" ''ElNjr Cf
 Life as Ec calls it. for Ii" sends it free.
 tC anyone Who is a sufferer. in sufficient qrantitits tO convince of its ability to cure. so there IS absolutely no risk to I.ln Some of the cures cited arr Very re- iaa:kable and but for relabie witnesses
 would hardly hc credited. The lame have
 thrown away crutches and walked about
 Tha sick. .riVch up hT hone doctors, haNg,
 hecn restored to their families, and
 friends in perfect Hcalth. RncuTnal ism. i7e;;r;t l.-ia stomach. heart. liver. kidney.
 i,om& ana skin diseases and bladder
 troubles disalprar as hy ma~io. Head aches. hack aches. nrlNGrSnrSS, levers consumption. coU"hs. c1las. asthma: ratrl.rh Bronchitis and all affections of tl" throat. lungs or any vital or=;.nS are easily overcome iu a space of time that IS simply marvellous.
 Partial paraiNsis locc'n9ilor a'aN'a, .i., dropsy @oUt. scrofuia and plies are quickly and permanently removed. ii pllriffes the entire system. blood and tis- sues. restores normal nerve power cli- produced al once. To the doctor all 5Xs-
 tems are i.like and fqaalH af amtofer fec! ,I, Py
 this great ''F,iiXir Oi Life send Tor th' | remedy today. |; is free to every suhe er- CT state what you want 10 be cured oi l and the sure remedy for It Will n" sent . NUG free b,- rCt urn iiall'
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
A Marvellous Spring Health Giver and Envigorator.
Paine CeZer rZ Compound
 Purifles the Blood As Nothing Else Can Do.
Ii Nourishes the Tired Brain and
 Braces the Weak Nerves.

Paine's~T Celery Compound puriiies the blood a.; nothing else can do: it is na- ture's brain food: it builds; up weak anu shattered nerves: it is the Wo.lG's beet and au,est health giNer.
 Paine's Celery Compound. taken dur ing the opening Of spring, has re- marIable efficacy in making sick pe2- pie we'll and strc.G. ii makes snort N ark of debility .-4t u"rrous eXhau&- tion It quickly drives out neuralgia rheumatism. sleep!essness and dyspep- si2 from the s'sjar!. It's virtues promptly banish Ri !neE disease and liver troubles It enables all weak and run down men and women to cast off their besetting troubles and gives them a happy and vigorous life.
 Rev. J " Ricketts. Sugar Grove, Ohio. cheerfully testtiies as follows: "! have been a ruNorer from dyspepsia, attended with biiiousEess and consu- aUion. for a number of years. During the last year it became so much worse that l had a misery in my stomach nearly all the time. ami my flesh Jeff ne. until | was q mere skeleton. have used four bottles of Paine's Gel cry Compound and am now at my nor mal weight. You cannot reconnend raine'e Celery Compound too highly fer chronic dyspepsia.
 Mrs. Jennia H. Steele. Naughns. Ga. who was rescued from the agonies of | terrible disease and sure death, says: - have suffered for ten years wit W nat the Gortors called neuralgia oi the liver and never had an- relief uni | began to take Paine's Celery Com pound l have taken about three bot ties and have rot suffered any since iiet began t. use <. ! feel th@t Paine: Celery Compound saved m@ life
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
TEMPE

The E. Y. P. |. musical entertain moat was a full success. If a full and Q 5r.>fative house, no hitch in the pro- q, ne and very good work all al u@G r.c ag the performers. can give sat ticl, there was nothing left to be wished for.
 Cl asidS. c bIe interest is being mani f5stsi ir the water users meeting to be h-ld t~tly at 10 o'clock in Odd Eel 1Cw.' h1lL \ large attendance is ex- pectoj. severe! people from in and arCuai A:lTa |. ring signified their in ten;iar t as- nd. while the people or Tempe viii be well represented. The object e the meeting. as stated in no- tites eort cut two days ago. is to take actiCA in regard . certain features of thc eria g dct providing for the b lG ass of 1taricopa county for the cen -ructicn Of a storage reservoir. Sc i z the clauses of the bill as sent on 2v tn water commission of the eo--n+- net with objection here. and Q f-i' G5st ussion of the matter is de sire
 At ne Methodist Episcopal church next SuI days services will be as fol- jcvs. sunday school at 10:30 a. m.: 15reachir" at 11:3o a. m; Epworth league, e-3o p. m: Junior league at s D. h., prayer meeting. Wednesday eye hing at n 1n. There will be nc rreachi-9 Sunday on account of union se-r iczs the Methodist EpiscoDai c3' lrcl S~.-ta- T. Irwin Far1. Pastor
 Fer t1e =: '.tist church the service. will cccrr -e rgllows: Sunday school 10 q. 'i,-: :...-s s..ilS Ii a. m. and 7:3O D m: Eoac.- lo-- -iss' meeting at 6:S0 D 1n-: coY-',,- t seting. the Saturday be- fee the .i-st sunday in each month: junioi meeting at 3 D. Tl-
 At Jhe Congregational church: Sun d. -schccl at 10:30 q. m; preaching al 11-.59 2. IT.. and 7:3U D. m.; '. P. s. C. F at G:2o D. lr.
 Methodist Episcopal church South Sunday celsool at 10 q. nl.: preaching n II T. IT, b. Rev R. E. Wright: Jt11ii1. l-aeuc at , p- m.: Epworth league a. e.aa D. n-: at go ?. m. there will be ; UaiJ. service under the auspices of th. " C. T. L.
 \. !. WalsWOrth has recently arrive, in Tempe having returned from Son nora. Mexico. and southern Arizona where h. has been looking over tn mining field. He commented upon tn, effect the new smeIters of the Cope Qu@en company have had upon reaIt, x2lues in Douglass
 Cattle shipments are still going on
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
BEWARE OF OINT.fI1NTS FOR CA TARRH THAT CONTAIN
 MERCURY,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely de-ange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physic- ians. as tte damage they will do is ten fold to the good you con possibly derive from them. Halls Catamh cure. manufactured by F. J. Cheney < Co., Toledo, C., contains no mercury. and is taken internally. acting ci- rectly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. In buying Hall g Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen uine. Ia is taken internally and is made in Toledo Ohio. b. y. J. Cheney < co. Testimonials free.
 Sold by Druggists price 15c. per bot tie
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
 James Monroe. keeper of a hotel at s'J &.ary's Kan. says he is a great -.,.-.r,.-z-,,,, -p..ae-i. ant fDr15-p+
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

W. F. Hitchcock of San Bernardino Cal, is preparing to send out a large number.
 Joe Hays Of san Francisco: MT. anI Mrs. B. r. Porter If Phoenix: J. .. Drake of Youngstown. Ohio: William Davies of Front. Ccl1: David Moyle of Front. Colo; John fianbon. Grown PGint: Jas. H. NcClintcck and Hans Herlick of Phoenix; D. F. T. Zabrisil... of New York: Malcolm Stevenson of Phoenix: W F. Hitchcoch of San Der Eardino: J. |. Sturgeon. Tempe. an I g. J. Tribclet, Phoenix. gre register | at the Casa Loma.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
a pC1lJggQe C,EHHEECQsACD GIRL Saved from Ruin and Despair by
 Lydia II. PinLxham's Vegetable
 Compound.
Lillia E. Sinciair8 Letter and Portrait Here Pub
 r!shed to Lead Other Sick Girls to Be Cured.

there ro~e truly pathetic cry springs glrl-a leaUtl' girl who ui:ceraaty"
 her heart ponrS forth when she re- & liz,s tl2 Ter dca.L 5 happy portion o Miss iie Sinclair of and pain eHerueiatng-he doctors fof should be by
  only to Mrs finiham but all vat that Pinzhams Vegetable Compound arib b. rest 5re,lop p he as
 Pnhian at Lynn Mass, ii will 1,I her advice
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

President WoGI2l5' Century Bicycle Club Clcago ILL II thank the help be eft have received through of When about seventeen ieJ ta usual good health and vitality studied the doctor thought different and sed tonic> which took by tie without relief Reading one Ifnkhan the described answered mine decided would give Lydia F. I,in- did word to the Gr loug myself and took acc0ang to directions Iee1lar found that gradually improved and that all )9 old fifty I:@p ui! v jump and enjoy outdoor lIe as perfect health: thanks Yours very truly, LILLE H. E. 1=d St. (hiCast> H.
 Ertii, EinimI. Vegetable Compound will cure one c+annot tell until you try it. ii you arc well, at and do clerk cssle that ne has something o ,is absurd Ask tiie de-
 
 
 te&g15QssS Fnislana Medicine \
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

Mrs C. r. EanDeusen. of KIbourn. Wis. was afflicted with stomach trou- bic and constipation for a long time. She says. 'I have tried many prepaia tons. but none have done me the good that Chanberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets have" These Tablets are foI sale at Elvey X Fulett's drug store Price - cents Samples free
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
PRESSING THE LIMIT.

Would you rather have something else than a piece of cake" asked the kind neighbur of little Freddie, who had run an errani for her.
 "Yes. ma'am." said Freddie, prompt ly; "I would rather have two pieces. - Tit Bits
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

Prince Nicholas of Greece. third son of King George has become a dra- matic author, He has written two comedies. which aIe said to l2e eX- caedingly witty" and cr which one was brought out 1t the royal th"ater at Athens recently. The prince tuoi. care to conceal his auth anticity till the sue cess of the play was assured.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
R4ESA

MT. David Wallac2 reports barley three feet high on his ranch in the Leni bottoms. The only thing that Dave complains Of is that he has rented ais ranch this year and th1t the crop be longs to the other fellow. Ar. IpsNis. the renter is expected here this Weez with q carload of milk cows an! mul s which he will put on his place. Ther consist Of bl0o.;eI stock he is bring ing from Missouri.
 Mrs. Walter Bowers I.et with qui5e a severe accident yesterday which '.,- suited ia the reaking of her am. SEa was riding with her husband iu q caE;. driving d colt which. however. vas considered perfectly safe. But in some way the colt became unIuaaage e2i, E. and Mrs. Powers was tnStructe1 ro jump out. As shc attempted U Go go the colt stopped sud Ienly and preci9i- ta1ed her to the @UouadI Her left arm received her weight. hYaa liug th- Ilrr hone between the elbow and wrist. ! physician Was inmcIi1teIy sent for and the fractured bone vas put in s.lin-+ and at last reports she was resting easy.
 An oHficers U--et.as 5l tie Staz" u. l
 Ward religion oI.ss7 v-o. l-eIS WAS Z. ! in the tabernacle N s,iuesj2X niSEt an! q very iut=restins, session Was nei3 on feature Of the occasion hat aH appr.- oiated was a lemon p.- supper fur nished by Sur-ri@Jcud- F. r. Pom eroy- There were pies il ubund@n-=. as the attendance was very lal,;-. IT.. pie feature W,s coirinentci oa ver= f:s-
 Varably 2n5 q -e .rti.n was ado:,sI
 that hereafter ;t-- ...-.::;,.-- ahseattns himself from tne ..---j:e-s without "
 laJda5le excuse Was |, be li-ed oa- I.fe and the saH1a ,-7= t5 '.- brought {.
 tine ,e-5tiGg ti.e flowing martA aft.i tEe de!jnIGcGcy. 1le officers viii D. the guests Of A .;-lJut Stake SJ"eriA- t-naeut Daniel E-.5l,ert. jae "=2,t n!g--- ; ine. which will Ie he'd H. month. t2 date of which i'll be anr s-c-3 later ] Every family should hay, i-e hcu~e
 s1iG medicine e, st, and tha feet boti-
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

Between the hours of eleven o'clock a. m. and closing time at night on Jan 9th, 1901 X. F. Clark, druggist, Glade Springs. Va. sold twelve bottles of Chanberlain's Cough Remedy. He says. T never handled q medicine that sold better or gave better satisfaction to my customers" This Remedy has been fn general use in Virginia fer many years. and the people there are well acquainted with it's excellent qua!- ities. Many of them have testified to the remarkable cures which it has ef- fected. When you need a good re- liable medicine for a cough or cold CT attack Of the grip. use Chamber lain's Cough Remedy and you are cer- tain to be more than pleased with the quick cure which it affords. For sale by Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
REASONABLE INFERENCE.

Did the evidence in the diverce suit indicate that Mrs. Flash was giddE?"
 'T guess so. The judge and five of the jurors wanted to marry her. - Brooklyn Life.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

Leo XIII has been lucky in the be- quests he has received. They have amounted SO far to S6.0oo,000, of which $G90o00 came in last year alone. Pope Plus I x in his longer pontiftcate re- eeiveQ from this source S!e0. .G00
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

Headache often results from dis ordered condition ot the stomach and constipation of the bowels. 4 dose CT two of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will correct these dis orders and cure the headache. Sold by EIvcy & Hulett
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
Halls Family Pills are the best,
CHRONIC DIAERHOEA.

AIr. C E. Wing1ield, of Fair Play, Mo. who suffered from chronic dysea- tery for thirty-five years, says Cham berlain's Colir. Cholera and Diarrh 1ea Remedy did him more good than any ether medicine he had ever used. For sale by Elvey x I:ulett.
 HAVING X RUN ON CfIAMBEH-
 LAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

After years of patient study. and ,ici..- ing into the dusty record of the past, as the realms of medical science. Dr. James W. Kidd, 1e2l' B;.ltes Iuillin2 Fort
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
MOIHfR GRkY'S SWEEI FOWlERS

for ChiIdren. Mother GTaF. for years a nUrsc in the ChillreE's Home ir NaW
 \ "rk, treated children successfully with 2 remedy, now prepared and placed in the Powders for Children. They are harmless Gs milk. pleasant to take and never fail. \ certain cure for fcvcrishncss, cousti- | patton, headache, tecjhir@ and stomach disorders and remove worms. At ali drrg-
 2iSts. DC sample sent FREE. Address Allen S- Oimstcd. LeItoY. N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
4 PRINTER GRF.4I:-I SURPRISED

T never was so much surprised in my life. as ! was with the results Of using Chambe,lain's Pain Balm" says Henry T. Crook, pressman of tine Ashe- vile (N. CD Gazette. T contracted 2 severe case of rheumatism early last winter by getting my feet wet. I tried several things for it without benefit. One day while looking over the Ga zette I noticed that Pain Balm Was positively guaranteed to cure rheUma- tism. so bought bottle of it and be fore using two-ti.irsls of it my rheuma- tism had taken its tliSht and l have not had 2 Pneumatic pain since" Sold ly F,Ivey ( Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
NEW METHOD.

Jaspar-I hear you have discharged your cooz. How did you manage it:
 JumDuppe-I met her uolicsma on the street and insuited hiIn.-NrN York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
SICK MADE WELL
 WEAK MADE STROHG
Marvellous Elixir of Life Discovered E.. Famous Dootor-seientist That Cures
 Every Known Ailment
Wonderful Cures Are Effected That Srym Like Miracles Performcd-The Secret of Long Life of DIdel
 Times RevivcG

The Remedy Is Free to All Who Send
 Name and Address.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

Our stock was never 50 complete a= nGW. Prices lowest in town. Come and investigate. Hydar Bros.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

Every family should haVr i-T hcu~a- s3i& medicine ci' st, and th- feet hotl-. il it should b Dr. Woods No.V:,v
 Fine Syr,Ir. na, --l-'s remedy for cough sd colds
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

National City Lynn, 5OOo any who find that the above testimonial letter published obtaining the writer's special per
 Lydia F. Pinkhaia Medicine Co.,, Lynn, Macs. s
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31
NAY CALL ON BANKS FOR EVIDENCE.
Eunor that Jerome Will Ask Them to Iden-
tify Gambling Checks

There was story going ths rounds Of the
Criminal Courts Building yesterday that Dis
trict Attorney Jerome at the next John Doe"
proceeding IN his secret inquiry after evidence
10 establish cases against certain of the more
prominent gambling houses, would issue sub
poenas calling certain bank officials before him
These officials. il was said. would be asked to
identify checks drawn by wealthy men in favor
of some OF the alleged gamblers.
II also was rumored that District Attorney
Jerome had in his possession certain OF these
checks drawn in favor of Richard Canfeld and
signed BY men OF wealth and prominence in this
city. and that these checks were to be used in
the District Attorneys efforts TO establish a
case against Garfield. Mr. Jerome was asked
as 70 the authenticity of this report, and said:
i took absolutely nothing from canaeld's
house on the night of the raid
Asked Il he knew anything about such checks
Mr.. Jerome said he would prefer not TO discuss
the subject in any way at this time
Mr.. Jerome went on TO say that he was per-
fectly within his rights as District ATTORNEY In
making the JOHN Doe proceedings of a secret
nature. He said that while a witness examined
81 the hearing against Garfield might give evil
dence which taken by itself. was of no value
whatever, * might, when taken in coniunction
= with other testimony, make complete and
clear case against Canfeld In such instance
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31
HOW THOMAS MAST DIED.
Details Given by the Vice-Consul at Guaya'
uuil.

Washington. Dee. SO.-petais Of the death OF
Thomas Mast late United States consul genera a. "
cuovaoui1 nave reached the State Department IN
a renor+ from vice-Cousul Robert B. Jones' "no
nursed his superior to the end
MIR. Jones says that Mr.. Mast was taken III " on
Monday. December ], with what he thought 10 DC
a bilious attack. On returning TO Guayaquli ti4N
a., NJ Ioras found Mr. Mast lying in his ham
,,oc,. dressed He said he had bilious attack out
thought he would soon be all right Mr.. Jones m
sisted on calling physician who said Mr.. Mast
had liver trouble On the satuIday aS l0.towtisS 1be
disease Fellow fever in which opinion me ne was sad Ss
ronSition was serious. Mr.. Mast did not tnllK So
however and at late 1880 p M on saturdsy ne nG
rght. Mr Ashton. the British Vice-ConSui, sbf eng
M6: ILL., 3oseso otsso a m he became worse and lost con
scio9sness AND after long and ornns naTa The fa
erai was attended by all the officials at duayaQu
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31
LEWISOHN GETS A STAY.
Preliminary to Appeal-Rumors About An
other Rich Man.

Justice Scott in the Supreme Court yester-
day, granted a stay of proceedings in the case
of Jesse Lewisohn, to prevent further attempted
examination of Mr.. Lewisohn about Canfeld's
gambling house until an appeal in the contempt
decision can be carried TO the Appellate Divis-
ion. Bail was fixed in $500 and in fixing the
bail Justice Scott said: I'VE are having great
deal of trouble with Mr.. Lewisohn in his efforts
to protect Canfeld-"
we are not trying TO protect Garfield" said
Alfred Lauterbach. of counsel for MI. Lewisohn.
"AH we want is to be let alone pending the
orderly conduct of these proceedings
Well said Justice Scott. that's all the pro
ceedings amount to-
District Attorney Jerome said in the after
noon that he had not decided if he would ask to
have the stay vacated. He declined TO talk
about reports that wealthy young man had
given information through counsel. to avoid be-
ing called IS a witness Mr.. Lewisehn has
been called.