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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13

8eftern tpurben in Der Office oes
Staats SecretGrs fOlssnoe neue @s-
ienidattsn etc. incorpDrirt /:
9ie vSoaanS palace Gar Co.,
Snopls.. capital 800, coo; Sncor=
poratoren Sarris s. SoaanS, %. 81.
Mper, S. W. Seloass. a.. 8. @beeler
unb Sames 6. gDbeeler. Di.Ie So.
mill @assOns fir Sampfs uno el.ctr.
8abnen bauen.
Sie reureta paint & Equipment
Co., 2ibertp, 81 900, 600; SmcOrpora=
loren Gus &. Sarms, 8elprue, 2p.;
@uerett ". ait6en, sibsrtp; SOiepb u.
Suliban, Cincinnati, O.; Wlablon
W. Sarms, geaspue, &p.; SbOmas u.
Wc@all, goab 6. Sedman, Sulia 6.
Sennett, Saco5 6. Sit6sa, gertba 81
Ruos %. Sanp Glsft, Sr., unb 3i=
9arb 8. Osborn, 9ibertp.
Ser r9alparaiio YrOfeifiOnal Men's
Club, @apital $500.
Ser Senate Club, sSnbianapolis,
prdiOent-&obert Grnp; @ice=Yrali=
oent-SObn @irtOn; 5inuna-Sscr.-
eugene g. Stepart prOt. .=Secr. -
Wiaiam Scene; Sdabm. = Sbamas
pef; Sbiiriteher- -8iaiam @iliams;
Sireetoren-Silas Sal, CHARLES @ar.
ten, Sames Smith. CHARLES Saplor,
SOple Sranflin, Martin Sapis uno
@eoree Sanoers.
Die vSnoiana Engineering SOcietp",
Sncorporatoren gDilliam g. pence,
2afapette /; &obert 8. Sadstt, &i6=
mono @arles Carroll 8rown, Snoia=
napolis !; sames g. @piter, @incen.
nss /; Greo %. Seller, South gsno /;
Curtis o. $. SOB, Martinsoiqe, uno
Sarpis 6. Sumphrep, @leranoria.
ySnoianupolis Drilling @ompanp".
Snbianapplis, capital $500. .000 f; Sn-
corporatoren Sector M. @ilHriit, 8.
8. Slron uno Oscar u. 8il6riIt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13
goromsr Marwea bon Snliiban
Gonutb mad bier berufea.

8ereral= =Inmalt Wtiller bat ben Go=
ner Marmea BON Sullipan @ountp
aufgeiprbert, iib am SOnnerfag bier
einsuflnoen, I'm ju ertldren. OBJ
oerielbe on STEELE bes bon 6ou=
perneur Surbin abseiebten Sbe=
riffs Sublsp efunsiren wil Oeer
niht. Wenn Der Coroner bas Imi
nibt iibernebmen mill 10 miro De,
Staat seridtli& 9esen Suolep pOr=
geben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13
Surge Depei@em.
s nj a n b.

13. Sanuar.
Setroit. Wie Bfiraermeiifer
Wapburs ertld.t, miro Die 2oblen-
Contention auf ben 81. Sanuar nn9
Waibin9tOn einberufen.
gDafh hin9ton. Der Neger SO.
q. 2ewis 1T gum gunoss.SilfsanwaIt
fir Bottom ernannt tporoen.
Gan Siego. Sie Surp in bem
3inslep=Simes prOceiie pesen Der.
leumOuns bat Srau 9inslep $500
ausebillist.
2tu SIa NIB.
ct. petersbure. goiiaafter
Oee@ormid iiberreiHte benz 3aren iein
neutrality-suspicious. in 3sarsfoe-
Selo.
Berlin. Das mac. &epolutions.
@omite bat beiblciien, am 1. april
einen sluffano 3u beginner.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13
No. 121.
Gin s reibrief bewilliet.

VtH y ltl UIle Ue III Illl9I.
Sogansport. Der @eIeaidaft,
wel6e cine electriide 8ahnperb;noung
3tpif9en GrantfOrt uno 2oeansport
bia burlington etabliren mill, 1T bonn
Staotratb Elm 6reibrisf bepiaist Dors
ben.
Gin iloer &i9ter.
Soga 3 b t. Mtapor Yauetn
fungirt nidt ldneer nls poliseiri6ter.
In ieiner Stele baben Die poliaei-
@Ommihdre gum @ersapfen Der @ere6=
tisteit ben 6rieoensri6tsr &lOeme err
nannt. Ser 8runo, aus pel6em Der
MapOr ni9t mebr ben &i6teritubl ein=
Hebmen iol, iit, ouB er Su sutmiitbis
mar.
@r beriu9ts gummler unb Srunten=
bolbe our4 bdterli9e &dtbf9ldae auf
ben pfao Der Sueenb suriifsufhbren,
anifatt iie gu beitrafen. Sie 6Olee
mar, baB bas Clement Der Saeeoiebe
bier iiberbanb nabin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13
Weraebtbie @pasen niht

8ereeBtbie Spaben ni6t
gu ben biilfsbeoiirftisen @ei90pfen ge.
boren sur 3eit aud uniere seHiiselten
9anosleute, bic SpaBen. Sic leioen
ia allerbinss ni4t unter Der 9oblen-
nOtb, absr i'm Sdnee unb auf Den
fablsn 8dumen finoen iie fein 6utter.
Sn ben meiiten Sausbaltunssn iinben
fid ia INNER rod einiee groofdnitten
ETC.. um bic tleinen &erle su fHttern.
Iamentlid ben 2inbern ioate bieies
elm 8ersniisen fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13
Snbiamapoli Snb Gienaas, Sanuar

VII oti htueN <OU9luilH uuS3uIeucIt
uno bas &eiultat mar, bab tpieoer unt=
gesoesn puros. Gs mar ibm abiolut
ni4t mOsliA. iie sufrieoenSufelen.
Yor ettpa brei Wonaten trennten lie ii9
uno ieitoem baben fie ni9t msbr 3u-
iamnleneelebt.
@eorse %. Webiter b.i6uloist feline
Satin 9aura bes b6swillieen Serlai=
lens. gines Sa9es i'm Suni 1899
berlieB iie ibn rno ieitoem bat er ni6ts
mebr bon ibr geb6re. gr bat bas 2e=
BEN zines StrOhmitttOers fatt uno per-
tlaat feline 2aura auf Sdeibuna.
8m. 6. Smith miinift ebenfals
bon ieiner Satin Warp eei6ieben gu
ueroen. Sieielbe bate ibn Dor brei
Sabren bsrlahen.
@uh Senrp 6. prunt puroe bon
ieiner Satin @liiabetb berlahen. sic
mar practiid peranlagt, benn als III
franlDiiiden glbidieo BON ibm nabm.
nabm iie audi slei9 Die sanse Saus.
einri9tune NIT.
$4,000 gewini6t.
gor &i9ter 9lllen uno @ei9morener
miro sur 3eit iiber Die $40, 900 Sda'
osneriabtleee berbanoelt, tueI9e 8ern
barb 3. Sole geeen bic ySnbianappli;
llnionSabn= =8efeaf6aft" ein9erei9t bat
gr mar bor eeraumer 3eit auf Den
Union Sahnbof gefaCen nno bate lid
cine 8erlebuns elmer Sniei6sibe suse
3pgen.
Die meme grii de an9eb
| lid nj d t ii9er geb aut.
George $. 0tc@aslin eriu6t I'm
einen @inbaltsbefebl segen Die SOuntp
@ommihd,e mad, burd tpel9en bieiel
ben gebinbert werben iolen, irgenl
tuel9e @eloer on Die GontractDren @nl
| 6ife e. Son uno an Die y8olpen Set
dam Sron Worts" aussu3ablen. Sit
& Son babsn ben Contract fir Del
unterbau Der neuen %. @aibin9tOn
. ! Straben=griife unb Die anbere Strm
oenienisen fur ben Oberbau. gBie be
&ldger bebauptet. iolI i'm Contract bor
ssieben iein, baB bic Pfeiler bis q
elmer Sisie bon % 6uB unter Dem ME
brighten Waiierfanoe rei6en mubten
Sieie 8ori4rift lei ieoOa bon be
6irma Jifs & Son nidt erfiillt NOR
ben, benu Die pfeiler ieien nur s.bI
6uB tief. gei 9oamaRsr lei babe
@efabr norbanben. oaB Der llnterba
fOrtseriilen tueroen tOnnte.
Qn bic 9rOB9ef9worenet
uberwieien.
Die beioen Siinslinge @lDoe Cor
unb Sranf gomonoiOn, uel9e ane.
tlast fino, in ben 2aoen Der v9ltlanti
Sea Co." einsebroden gu iein, muroe
al Die 8rOBsei9morenen iibertpieien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13
Siiojette Surnperetm.
Sabresfef,
Sonntag, Den 18. Satuar
Yerioaal= l=Notisem.

Serr Sofiab 8opfnaite Ter,
oerYatsr unisres Stabtoberbauptes, er-
frantic geitern Moreen plobli9 in Der
Sosbour iden apOtbefe on Der college
Npe. uno muBte in feline Wobnuns CT
Der gellefOntaine Ctr. suriidssbradt
uerben. Wis Der Wasor ipdter erfubr
III bic &rantbeit aber teine gefdbrlide.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13

b@ Heuraleie, Werbauunssh0runs
ober irgeno welte lnoronuugen i'm
Wagen uno beren 6oloen t0nnen nit
Or. auaulf G0niss 9amburger 3ro=
pien turirt meroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13

Snoianapolis unb Springfield, o.,
waren bsute Morsen Die tdltefen pldbe
i'm Ohio S6ale.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13
saoisite Surnberein.

6eute Mbeno bdlt Der Siibfeite
Surnpersin feline Sabr.sreriammlung
unb geamtenwabl ab. 9ein Witslieo
ioats feblen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13
Na6ri6ten aus Snbiana.
plab fir elm gunbesqe-
bGuoe sgetpdblt.


&e9ierung bat fir einen 8auplab
$4,000 ausseisBt. Sollte bas betref=
fenoe 8runoitiid mebr toften, 10 bssab-
len Die giir9er ben 8etrag.
Soutb Benb erbdlt & o 3 / en-.
Soutb 8enb. Mappr Soeartp
bat 1000 Sonnen Weit=Sirginia Rob
len beitellt. Sieielben tperoen inner
balb elmer Wo9e bier anlansen uno
an beoiirftise 8epObner gum Selbif=
fofenpreiie BON $3.50 per Sonne
absegeben peroen.
6 o b lennDtb Bel Der In / o n
S.ractionG %.
InberiDn. Sie Union Srac.
tion So. iit ebenfalls elm Opfer oes
Mangels an &Oblen sstpOroen. Im
WOntas abeno befanben iid auf Dem
ylaBe Der getriebsfation nur nod
iiebsn Wassonlaounsen. Die @eIea=
idaft berbrau9t tdslid 13O Sonnen
ooer ettpas mebr als bier @aggDn:
laouneen. Gollte i'm 2auIe oes
Sientass feline &Oblen anlangen, 10
muB am Wtittfpo9 Der getrieb eilae-
fellt peroen.
Sob lennptb in Hem Ga f !.
81 e 10 6 tile. Sier miro Die
Situation in Solse bes Goblenman=
gels INNER ernfter. Sie yNmerican
Bridge 6actOrp", eine Ger beoeuteno=
ten ibres Sades i'm Staate bat am
WOntag tpegen Mangels an &oblen
Den 8etrieb in ibrer Sabrif einitelen
miiRen.
@banspille batteinen
&oblenmaneel.
| @banspille. y8ie Na9fraeen
bel ben biefisen 6abritanten ereeben
haben, baben Die meiften berielben 5u
re6ter 3eit fir aeniigenben 8orratb
seiorst, 10 baB Der 8etrieb in ben6abri.
fen bes &Oblenmausels we9en ni9t ein-
seiteQt gu tueroen brau6t. Sie 2anb-
Siiricte baben untsr Der Sdlte f9mer
gu leioen uno bic 6atmsr mii1sn ale
erbentliden WaBreeeln ersreifen,
oamit ibr 8ieb ni9t erfriert.
Or. q. u. 2entermdbIt,
Charlottesville. Or. gtor-
ton Noam Sent, melder auf ben llpi=
beriitdten BON Yale uno SObn Soptins
fuoirte, lit gum Mitglieo Der Wabaib
Saoultdt ernannt tporben. @r iFt Der
gfadfolser bon prof. Sobn 8. @amp-
ben.
SIM 2reiie einer 8dfe
9eforben.
9ofoma. Sames 2pn9, elm rei=
ber nOrolid bon Der Staot anidiliger
6armer. batte am Mtontag @dffe 3u
fid gelaoen. 2ls er mebrere berielbetl
besriibte. slitt er auf Der eiiisen Sreppe
aus. gr iiel gu goben unb erlitt ei=
men fold idmeren S6dbelbrud, oab
er ieinrn @eiit alisab, nod ebe drst-
lide Siilfe requirirt tperben tonnte.
gr ifarb inmitten feiner @dfe.
12iebes. m msr Bra 9te lie
, sur 8eraweif Hung.
!, 2aurenceburs. SRI. 9ate
Sdnsiosr, bic 22=jd5rise Sodter bee
rsi4en Sdubbdnblers 9nton Sdnei=
Der, lisst our 3sit an Ser Solsen zines
7 @'ftes i9mer ertrantt oarnieoer. Sic
bate basielbe in ielbnmorbsriider Nb=
{ fi9t peridludt. @ie es beibt, iOl
9iebestummer fie our 8ersrpeiflune ee=
trieben baben.
6 8 pteI rano.
Mleranbria. Sos MaoiIon
Sotel an Der OIt WaibinstOn Strabe
tpuroe am Montas in friber WOraen-
funoe our9 Geuer theilweiie aerltort.
Sdmmtli9e @dfts famen. unberiebrt
in's 6reie.
8elo bnung BON $1,000 au g.
geebt.
South Benb. 9as Yoli3ei-
Separtement bat cine 8elobnung bon
, $1,000 auf bic grereifuns Der W6rber
bes. Groeers Sobn 90. 6oonsman,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13
Nms osm @erldtsbSfem.
geri9to Der @robsei4 d M o.

geridt elm, in tpel9sm iis fol9enoe Nn=
Hagen erboben:
Ssnrp gll.n. Morbunsrifi; @norep
SOlt, Siebitabl; SObn WilIon. @nsriif
nit Der Mbii6t gu persefpaltieen.
9lus Der Saft enilaiisn wurosn fol-
eenoe bon sem poliseidter an Die
@rano SurD iibermieIsne Yerionen, Oa
biei.lbe feline Nnflagen aegen lie erbo=
ben bat, neil bas Semeismaterial gu
fabeni6einis mar:
Sable Wsf. Gbparo W.it. SO6n
Wountain, Wm. 2etuis. German
Wrigbt, Wm. Wc@artbp uno .Sames
Sittmortb. 9ebterer folte betanntli4
Dor einiser 3eit uuf feline in SrpinstOn
bebienitste 6rau einen mOroeriI9en
gnsriff uussefiibrt baben.
geoe Santerptt. t.
Sobn &. Weuier. Snbaber zines
Sdladtbauies an Der ". &a1 StraBe
Go. 534 bat i'm Sunoesseri6t ieinen
SanterOtt angemelOet. Den pallipa
| BON 1885 ifeben 9lctipa BON $3.50
ge9eniiber. Sdwere 8eiadftsberluite
uno erfolsloIes Semiiben gcgen Die
@Oncurrsn3 an3utdmpfen, iOllen Die
uria9e bes @oncuries iein. Siele
@ldubiser iinb ieboa burd Si6erbeiten
seoedt.
pleite meloeten ii6 ferner: Siaaf
@obn, gSirtb bon &i6mono, pais
iipa s2456.89, @ctipa 800; Sa=
muel 9. Wilion bon 2ibertp, YaiIiba
sl264, Mctipa 1920.
$35, 900 berlangt.
Sliper g. Sbompian bat Die Stra=
Benbabn Geielli9aft auf s35, 900
S4aoeneriab pertlast. Sn elmer bunt'
len Ia6t fubr er Gle Miaigan Strabe
entlans, als cine slectriide Gar 9esen
ieinen Waeen rannte. @r trug auBer
anoeren 8erleBunsen aud nod einsn
| S9doelbru6 baDpn.
lSennines Mill feline
ten be3a len.
| getanntli6 bate @r=8unoesrihter
gater in bsm Gals bss Sabio Sen=
nings segen swansis 8iiraer bon Sa=
lem angeOrbnet, oaB oerielbe Die Sdlfts
Der Soften, uelde iib auf nabesu
$4,000 belaufen, gu 3ablen babe, trob-
Dem ibm $500 S9absneriab ause,
liprDhen moroen mar. Sein Nntpali
%. 9. &OOter bat iebt gssen bieien 8s.
febl an &i9ter Nnoerion appellirt, in.
benz er 9elteno ma9t, baB iein Client
ni6t our Besablung zines Sbeiles Del
Soften ansebalten perosn t0nnte, %
oerielbe elm nrtbeil sn ieinen @aniter
erbaltsn bate.
g d abener iabtlags pea
gen fingered feriis=
ter 8erbftung.
I &anoolpb Weft bertlaste Die penn
r iplOania gabn=@eieliaaft auf $4,000
S9aoeneriab, neil Der in beren Sien
Hen ffebenbe Setectib Wm. Sinnet
ibu unter Der @ntlaee bes 0aeabun
oirens bate perbaften lahen. Sdoi
am nd9fen Sage mar er i'm polisei
geri9t entlahen worben.
Grim alseri9t.
Sbomas 6olmes, pel4er aus ben
@tabliiiement Der @rtbur Serbian sc
SO. mebrere @esenftdnoe itabI, be
; fannte iib oes Sisbifatls idulbig uni
tpurbe su Is Sabreir 3u9tbaus Der
urtbeilt.
Sci ifesumna diet.
/, SOiepf %. 9illmann, pobn6aft al
:. Der 9liblanb Mpe. go. 2117, wel6e
bel Noropfe & MarmOn als 3eidne
angefellt 1T, fsuroe seitern auf ieinel
@eiitsssuitano aeprift uno fir irrlin
mig bsfunosn. uebsrarbsituns i1sin
feline 9lerben serriittet su baben.
\ Wisfit.gben.
: 5enrp 6. Sume fast in ieiner aeael
\ leine Grau Nsllie einsereidten Sdei
!. bungstlaae, bob oieielbe elm un3ufrie
4 oenes Seiabpf mar. Sobalo fe fd
4 on einem Ort ldnsere 3sit aufaehaltel
6dtte. sefiel es ibr bort nidt mebr uni
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13

"a Die bette 5 Sent @igarrs in
Der 6tant, Wuao's ,0onsfellou".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13
Sc miro marmer.

Sas Queflilber i'm S6ermometer
mics felt Mitierna6t fOlsenoen Stano
auf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1903-01-13
Neme Sneorporationen.

Spei neue Dailion=Gompasnien.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01
The Treaty With Cuba.

The New York Tribune has scored a notable scoop by publishing the text of the reciprocity treaty with Cuba, a copy having been obtained at Havana. Such documents are not made public at Washington until the senate re- moves the seal of secrecy. Speaking generally, the document provides for a uniform reduction on all importations from Cuba to the United States, while provision is made for a reduction of from 20 to 40 per cent upon importations of American articles into the republic of Cuba. There is to be no reduction in the rates upon tobacco grown in the United States or in the territory of any of it's possessions and imported into Cuba The greatest reduction, one of 40 per cent, is made upon watches, umbrellas, knit cottons, preserved fruits, perfumery and woolen and silk goods. There is a reduction of 30 per cent upon cutlery, shoes, plated ware, drawings, photographs, engravings, etc; materials used for making labels and bands for tobacco, common soaps, preserved vegetables, butter, drugs, bottled beer, etc.; mineral waters, ar ticles made of hemp and kindred fibers, musical instruments and printing pa per. The articles upon which there is to be a reduction of 9 per cent from the rates of existing Cuban tariff in- Clude pottery, salt fish, copper mace machinery, cast and wrought iron and steel and articles manufactured from them, glass, cotton and some cotton goods. In all other cases, with the single exception of tobacco, a 20 per cent reduction is arranged for.
 Among the general provisions of the. treaty is a specific declaration to the effect that the rates fixed for each Of the two countries by the other shall be preferential, in favor of each party to the convention, as against all other countries. Provision is also made against discriminating tax on the articles affected in the country of their origin, and 1t is declared that in case either country changes its tariff rates
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01
A GOOD RECOMMENDATION.

"I have noticed that the sale on Chamberlain's Stomach & Liver Tab lets is almost invariably to those who have once used them" says Mr. J. H. Weber, prominent druggist Of Gas cade. Iowa. What better recommenda- tion could any medicine have than for people to call for it when again in need of such a remedy? Try them when you feel dull after eating. when you have a bad taste in your mouth. feel bilious, have no appetite or when troubled with constipation and you are certain to he delighted with the prompt relief which they afford. For sale by Elysy G Eulett, druggists.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01

so as to deprive the other of the ad- vantages granted, the other country
 is to have the privilege of abro-
 gating the treaty. The treaty contains no specific provision for a subsequent reduction of the rates in the Cuban duty so as to let American goods in at lower rates by the regular methods of legislation rather than by treaty. but it contains clause in accordance with which, if such reduction is made, the Cuban government may reopen negoti- ations to secure a modification of it's terms. Such a change is, however, only to be made in case the Cuban tariff should be so reduced as to make the reduction unreasonable from the Gu ban cpint of view. This treaty is to go into effect ten days after it's rati- hcatiOn by the authorities of both countries. It is required to be ratified before the last day of January, so that, as will be seen. it's supporters have strong incentive to press for speedy action by the committee on foreign re- lations, and later by the senate itself. Meanwhile, it may be said. delay is not the only obstacle to be encountered. It appears that the supporters of the pol icy of annexation are against ratifca- tion. and it is understood that they will raise the objection that, inasmuch as the treaty will affect the revenue, the house of representatives must concur in the action taken by the senate to make it valid and binding, and, fur thermore, that the reciprocity provis-
 ions of the Dingley law are limited to two years after it's enactment. The treaty is, therefore. not to have fair sailing, though it is possible that the pressure of public sentiment on the outside may hasten it's ratification.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01

The unfriendly personal relations which existed between Secretary Hitchcock and Commissioner Hermann ever since MT Hitchcock took charge of the interior department, have cul- minated in the retirement of Mir. Her mann from the general land office. There is a possibility that MT. Her mann may 'go higher" as the political situation in Oregon is very complicated and it is thought he may capture the senatorship.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01

nity, so that the birth hour is practically without pain or suffering. It enables the mother to provide plentiful supply of healthful rourishulent for the healthy child. It makes weak women strong and sick women well.
 There is no alcohol in cFavorite Pre- scription " and it is absolutely free from opium, cocaine, and all other narcotics.
 Sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter free of charge All cor respondence strictly private and sacredly confidential. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
 "I gladly recommend Dr. Pierce's Favoritc Prescription" writes Mrs. ]. w. G. Stephens, MiIa. Northumberland Co. Virginia. rBefore my third little boy was born took six bottles. He is the fines; child and has been from birth. and I suffered very much less than did befoT. in confinement ' unhesitatingly advise pectant mothers to use the Favorite Prescrip- Hon.
 Dr. Piercc's Pleasant Pellets are pleasant and effective laxative medicine.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01
TOO RISKY.

- don't believe" said the large. manly looking lady with the square jaw, "in permitting my children to be the victims of the myth concerning Santa Claus
 Still her friend answered, do you think there would be any real danger in permitting your husband to wear the whiskers just once q year?"
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01
A Gifted Young Woman of Arizona.

When a young woman of Arizona gains admission to the pages of the standard magazines, the fact is deserv- ing of mention in an Arizona newspa- per. In the January Atlantic" Miss Sharlot NJ. Hall of Prescott makes her appearance as a contributor. Her story" is bit of autobiography en- titled "A Memory of old Gentlemen. 60 Heretofore, Miss Hall has achieved
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01

The industry with which the Hon. Grover, Cleveland is now turning out political letters can hardly be attrib- uted to the garrulity of, old age. for Mir. Cleveland is not yet an old man. IL is not improba ble that he really be- lieves himself called" to save the democratic party in the campaign of next year.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01

with her own phy- sical health and
 cheerful disposi- ton. Many a wife who had dreaded motherhood b e. cause of past ex- periences of pre- natal misery of mind a nd body has found a new era open to her with the use of Dr. Pierce's Fa- voTite Prescrip- tion. It gives physical strength,
 soothes the nerves, and induces re- freshing sleep. It gives vigor and elasticity to the OrCaus of mater
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01

- The Hon. w. I. Foley. private secre- tary to Governor Gage of California  has astonished all the politicians of that state by his refusal of the gover- ner's tender of an appointment to the supreme bench. He preferred to return to private life with the governor, and hereafter they will practice law to- gether in Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01

The one thing for which the year 1902 was most notable was its extraordinary disasters. Accidents in all conceivable forms took human life with a greedy lavishness. When the roll is made up it will be the most appalling that has been seen in modern times. The crup- tion of Mont Pelee and the destruction of St. Pierre of course head the list.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01

President Roosevelt has q wounded eye from fencing with General Wood. We are sorry, and we trust that the accident will not prevent him from to statehood
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01

MarcOni appropriately celebrated the last day of the year by establishing wireless telegraphy between the United States and England. His promised wonders for 1903 are now fully expected by the public
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01
SIMPLE COLDS

Cease to be simple, if at all pro- longcd. The safest way is to put them aside at the very beginning. Ballards $ Horehound Syrup stops a cold and re moves the cause of colds, 25c, 5Oc and $10O bottle at Elvey G Huelett. the live druggists.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01
REV. CARLISLE P. B. MARTIN
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Waverly, Texas. writes: "Of a morn ing, when first rising. I often find a troublesome collection of phlegm. which produces cough. and is very hard to dislodge; but small quantity of Ballard's Horehound Syrup will at once dislodge it, and the trouble is over l know of no medicine that is equal to it, end it is 90 pleasant to take. l can most cordially recom- mend f to all persons, needing medi- cine for throat or lung troubles" '" Price 25c. soc. S1OO bottle at Elvey & Hulett, the live druggists.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01

The Standard Oil company having acquired the Beaumont oil fields, con- sumers will row begin to pay the freight" The price of fuel <il will be much higher this year than it was last.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01
TROUBLES OF THE REFoRMER

So you had an honest election down your way. did you? How did it pan out?"
 Bad. It was altogether too expens- i've The other fellows spent the rnonev and got the off1cas,"
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01
THE FIRST STEP

to baby's health must be taken before baby's birth. The child can have no
 more health than the mother gives it. A healthy mother, strong of body and cheerful of mind, will endow the child
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01

Half the ills that man is heir to come from indigestion. Burdock Blood Bit ters strengthens and tones the stom ach; makes indigestion impossible.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01
COTTAGE HOTEL. American and Eur Opean Plan S

When an old bachelor appears on the streets with q hobby horse in his arms. all the women who see him smile and bless his dear generous heart.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01

The man who talks about the posi- tion he has "accepted" is the one who sat on the front doorstep for s,z months begging for it.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01

late stage robbery at Fairbank are a sorry couple.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01

This is the time of year when we don't believe there is anything in that islander that there are women too proud to carry a bundle.
Arizona republican., 1903-01-01

I'm getting so fat a man said to- day, that when I bend over I feel as though l had something in my lap"