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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
Gdreibt Elm @ediclblatt:

,llniere &egierung mill auf Der
Ct. Coulter IuSltelung init Den
9euti6en auf Dem 8ebiete Der Sort
pi!ege in @ettbeperb treten. geioen
&Gnoern iperoen je flint acreS tbeil-
peiIe b~erpal0eten go0enS CUR Ser
fiigilng geiteat Deroen. gta, allf Den
flint IcreS mDgen mir ia mas lellten.
Sm 8roBeu ober bat uniere Sort
piIeae feline groBen &einltate auf5u-
neIien."
Menn man gerne aenare WtlttbeI-
Iungen iiber unieren 6orItbeltano
bGtte, Damn bro,td)t man iid MIR an
Die SoI5bGnoler Oes 2onoeS 81
men0en. Gas liub Die red,ten
sSunqen Inn in bieieu Sa6en mit5u,
reOen. Sic rotten Die @alber ans
pie Die Gduber un6 rednen Dem
&olfe bereitS y baarItrdubenOe
@reile iiir 8oubol5, neil IN p q e.
rem Sobren Der @ol56eitano uns
orsgeben f0nute. gtber, DAB Oiele
Serrren baran oenfen iollten II G
Soritungen an5upflan3en oas
faQt linen audi I'M Sraume ni6t elm.
Gen &erluG nit Den flint lder bari
ii6 Snfel Gam i6on %erlauben, a5er
bann ioQ er olld ipater iiir bas Splt
i'm 9tugemeinen iorgen unO Den
Serren Sol3bGnOlern Elm menig aui
Die longen Singer i6pl1en, oenn Ole
Serren treiben es etpas 81 burt IN
neuelter 3eit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
Die erfte Gncgelifa oes 81.
SaterS.

Ser oSiierpatore &omano" bat
Sonntag, Ben 4. Sftober, Die critic
@ncpclifa bes neuen Yapites perof.
fentlidt. Sic lit Dem Inbenfen bes
&apites SEQ Den Srei5ebntcn geiueibi
rnb elm ebenio ipibtiges, pie int.
reiianteS Ittenitiif.
Cine Stelle ~Dcrielben lautet, pie
folgt:
ng8ir ~erflGrelt, BOB @ir in ltnie'
REM oberiten Yontififate fem anberes
Hrogramm baben, ols alle 9inee in
Gbriito 81 iammeln, 10 bab Gbriitus
@len MQes lit. Gs miro nidJt an
Golden feblen, melhe Die gottlihen
9inge nod menibli6en 8eiesen be-
meiienb, periuden peroen Die ge-
beiiniteu @eounfen unierer Geele 81
erforifen, 9ieien iagen @ir, oaB
eS Inner @mih, ben @tr nit Der
Silie Sottes 5I errei9en beitrebt iein
meroen, lit, Dor Der m%enidlifen 8e.
ieliboft niemal5 in elmer anoeren
gigeni6ait ols Der zines Gieners
@otteS 81 erideinen, bellen gutbori-
tat Inns anpertraut lit. 9ie gbre
8ottes lit llnier einsiges Sntereiie,
fir bas 8ir ole ~llnlere &rGfte Auf'
5uopfern ia iogar Inner 2eben bin-
5ugeben bereit iinb, bamit @ir ollie
0inee in Gbriito iommeln tonuen."
Ser Eapit empiieblt Damn briu'
eeno Die tatboliife gr5iebu1g Der
Slgenb unb Die i~orgfdltige @eran.
bilOung Der @eiitlidfeit uno eibt Dem
@unite @usorrd, baB Die tatboli.
iden Gereine in ben Stdoten uno aui
Dem 9ano cine ltetig iit p%ergrobern-
Den Iushreitung erlangen mo oeren
Mitglieb oils 9eiipiele zines briit-
liden 2ebenspanbels our aagemei.
men g%rbauuns bienen mogen. Serner
erfldrt er, Dob ollie @iirger 81 Dem
@eboriame gegen Die 8eiese unb our
unterwiirfigfeit gegen Die Sbrigfeii
perpflibtet iino.
Der SGluB Der Gncpclifa lalltet
.Gs lit oifenbar, BOB Die bon Gbriitus
cingeieste Stride ii6 poatonlmener
uno boIlltdnoiger llnabbansisfeit er.
frellen mlB."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
Der ,,Mrt3oma Aider'-

itreibt in ieiner neuelten Summer:
~GS glbt bod allerbano &afiern,
bon Denen in feiner Geologic etmas
iiebt. Shrei6t ms ga elmer aus Oh.
bnqlle, Soma, oh es ipabr iei, baB
filr5lih SDei leibbaftige 20pen in Die
Office oes Slider" eineebrohen
ieien uno beinabe Ben Goitor nit
Sart uub Saaren periblungen
tGtten. Dab es in unierm Sanftum
bic nno ba Iffen sibt, lit cine alte
@eibid)te, ober Die p. p. 2open eri.
itiren MN in Der ginbilbung nnleres
~rerebrten Serru Gorreiponoenten,
Der permutblid al bel luremburger
S6naps (oer ia in dubuque belon.
oerS iiiffig lein iou) binter Die 9inbe
gegciien nno Gipeaoam 0uld nit
Den afrifaniiden Si6ungeln permed-
ielt bat. @ir iino ihon fiinf5ebn
&abre in Iri5ona aniaiiig, aber oen
ein5igen 2owen, Der uns lie 3l @eli6t
getommen, iaben mir auf einem BE.
iId i'm 2incoln Yarf 81 Chicago,
unb Der bat meoer 3Gbne nod einen
ShtDans, rnb lit balo nabber on
altersidwGde uno lleberfiitterung
geitorben. Ne, &uteIter, 10 gang
milo tbun pir in MriSona bod nidt.
Sn Die Toitofiice bat iid mai elm So.
guar p%erirrt, aber bas lit idon lange
her, uno Der College, Der i'm fling,
fano am anoeren Mprgen, ais er iif
Die Sasobeute bel 2ibt beidaut,
oaB er Sanfp @iaiams' alteu Softer
IN iciner Sblinge batte.i
Die neulide Seier eelesentlih I'M.
ierer @ieoerernennung gum Hoitmeis
tier bon @ipeaoam 8ulb lit leioer
nidt obne 3miidenfaa ~berlaufen.
4ues tpar .illuminirt", mie 0i er.
marten itano, un6 obmobl babon
nifts Seuer fling, eerietben smet
unierer beitcn Sreunoe, @rs Sat6et
uno 8rif &ainintbeface, in 'einen
@orirediel, Der bamit enoete, bab
Der SGerifi niGt mebr eenai %feltitel.
len fonute, per Gus &ainintbeface
unb iper 8rid Sat6et, obcr umee.
febrt, mar. Die 8eiben baben iif)
otf nniere @eranlaiiune 5uar wie-
Der ausgeiotnt, inOeB biirfte es nod
mebrere @ohen oauern, Bis lie mie-
Ger inn Stanbe limo, iih e~igenbGnoig
iGrcr gegenieitigen Sofahtung 81
periihern. HrGiioent Gooiepelt miro
nns boffentlih oieie feline Strait
probe BON meitlider nitrenuousness"
snautp balten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20

aeni idmmtlider Gbriiten lit rllr cine
ttttipe, angellommene, oenn bie Yro.
%teitantcn limo in 5abaoie Seften ae.
trennt, cine nirflife proteItantiide
Semeinidoft eibt es nidt. Iuffal.
LEND bod lit Die bon @ater aroie er.
mlttelte 3abl Der Woban1meoauer,
202,04S,0OO ODER 12.1 Hrosent; lie.
ooh glallbt oerielbe, oab meifere lor-
idnngen has &eiultot beItGtigen.
mcrben. Inter ben polptbeiitiiben
Geligionen nimmt Die Geligion bes
G%onfucius nit 235 Miqionen GIN.
bangern bcn eritcn Glas elm, ibm
nabe fommt Der @rabmanismus ober
StnSnismIs nit 30 Miqtonen BE.
tennern, tpdbren0 Der friiber 10 tart
iiberidaBte 9uoobismus NIT 12O
Wiaionen bebeuteno Suriiditebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
Jri9te Der relisionslojen
Shalen.

gincn &reu55ug geeen Die 5uneb.
menoe iittlibe Seripabrloiurg, inter
Der Die ,0ffentliden S6ulen" beiu.
denoe Sugenb mill Die .@umans'
Gbrilttau Semperance Union" III
Milmaufee inmieuriren. gls
geraoe5u entieslid miro Die inter
bet Hublif- S6ul' 30glingen berr.
ibenoe llnmoraIitGt geihiloert. Sur
9efGmpfung oes uebels modem Die
Gamen aber - man bore unc ltoune
= llnterridt iiber Dos Cater IN Gn'
penbung bringen. 9ie gltern ioaen
firth Die &inoer barber ertlareu,
pober iie fommen, imO ihon i'm Gin-
bergarten unb ipGter 0ur6 ale GRADE
Der Sdule binbur6 ioleu Die ainoer
iiber bas .iubiect of ier" belebrt wer.
oen, Inn auf oieie @eiie gegen oas
aroBe llebel Der llnmoralitat a.5n.
f1lnpfen." Sat man i6on ie etpas
@erfebrteres eebort? Oils oh Die
bIoBe @rfenntniB bes ltebels nno lei
ner Golgeu cine geiieruns i9aiieu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
Sas pGpItliGe Srepe iiber oie iogt

fuf'SS >>NS ~
nannte Satboliide llniperlitdt in
@albington, 9. g., miro Dem Sns
balte nod bon Cardinal Gibbons pie
folet ipieOer9egeben:
Ser 81. Slater erilidt Die aatbos
Iifen oeS 2anoes, Der llniperiitdt ibre
llnteritiiBung 81 leiben. gr ems
pfieblt Die g~lnitalt DEFENDERS Dem
Gpisfopate, pelden er aIfforoert,
NaeS an tbutn, mas IN ieinen araften
itebt, Inn ibr @eOeiben 81 foroern."
IS iol ait6 beabii6tigt iein, cine
GoIlefte fir Die %llniperiitGt in allen
&irden bes 2anoes 81 erbeben.
Ser nGrceliior" meint ba5u:
o@ir glGlben, Dab brapen, opfer'
piaigen beuti6en &atbolifen - unb
nur bon iolden bdfte i~iberbaupt Die
iogenannte ,llniperiitdt" epentuel
etfpaS al eriDarten - Deniger
on Der grnennumg zines oeuti6en
@ice &eftors liegt, Der mogliher.
meiie ulIr als 2oduogel oienen iou,
oils an Der @epiBbeit elmer GRIND.
liden Q auberung Der Initalt
bon Dem biSber bort graiiirenoen
Ii6erulen ltnO natipiIt /.
f6en @eiIte. llno ba alf cine
iolde inter einem S'Gonnea uno
anberen liberalen Brdlaten, Die bis
Der in @aibingtou Den Con anga5en,
Denig @rsiiht it, 10 tbun iie wobl
boran, BEN 9aumen uu Dem
8euteI an baIten, bis lie
ieben, bie ii6er Die q II +
ri6tigfeit jener idonen Ser
fpre6ungen S'GonneQ'S teinen 3pei-
fel beiteben l%aiien."
@ir glauben es bebarf faum Ser
Harole on Oie 9elltiden: n9mumen
auf Sen 8eutel." 3erienige, peldJer
eegenportig fir Die &atboliide Uni
teriitGt 8elOer iammeln Mil, bat Elm
Stid Arbeit ilbernommen, oas nidt
flein lit. Solange ole Seutiden
IN @aibington MIR ais 8 m t.
tel 5~ugeIoiien peroen iouen, uno TO-
lange Serren bon Dem Mliter bes
aPigr. S'Gonneu bort bauien, Derben
Die 9cutider in @merifa Den Slim
aelbeutel. Slang faum boren. Sie
GoQette IN Den &ir6en bes 2anbes
biirfte baber, mtd inter Migr.
S'Gonneu, in Den d e 8e-
meinben mager a~usfallen. Die
beim Gentralperein 5eigt
5iemIih FLAIR, nus pel6em @ode Der
@ino bel inns pieift". @enn Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20

brolid bapon MAIDEN, geb0ren apdj
aitul @olfe. Die iogen. golfsiouUt.
ranitat lit alio in @irfli6teit nur Gle
SriiperGnitdt zines e%eringen Sbeiles
oes SolfeS. Oaburb leioet obcr
oos offettlide @obl feinen Shooen.
GS fonnte Die 3abI Ser MGbler nod
beheliten0 perminoert iperben, che
mon eine iblimme 0trfung peripii'
relI piirbe. 2eiDet ole Stride etluc
SdJooen, neil ibr Sberbarpt bios
bon 60 bis 20 GarbinGlen ermGblt
MIRO? @eoer oas Yriput- nod bus
aieeneine @obl miirbe BEL eiller &C.
rIngeren 3abl Der @Gbler 5u leiocrl
taCen. 0as aQaemeine @ablrsGlt
1T neoer fir Den Stoat nod fir Cen
Gi,'aelnen bon 9eoeutumg. Gem
Gcipobnlifen 9iirser gcniiaeu Die
dl1emeinen Wenihenred)te, neil Ell
roia Staat ni6ts Mnoeres ais Sen
Cdlut fir fem 2eben uno iein Giaen-
tbum Derlangt. Miaionen bon
Wieriden in Den Ser. Stouten be.
0niiseu lif nit bieien Nebten, uro
icDeu feinen NadtbeiI in Dem @onacl
Ger biirgerliben unb politiihen
9ictbte. @o5u benn Die @anie, Die
Iiirgerliden &ed)te ben Megern arf.
S%uSrdngen2 &ann ibnen etipa oaEiit
in materieIler Sinlidt gebolfen pcr.
hcn? &ift i'm 8eringiten. SSH!
Mon lie etfpa unter elmer 8epDlfe.
-una bon @eiBen 81 BEN Memtern in
Stobt unb i'm Stnate beforoert.?
Gus peroen Die @eiben iid nidt &c.
follen lolien. Mlr ipenn man eire1
rc!!en Negerltaat bilben nolte, parc
ot.s moglib. Die Neger iino I'M
&d9emeinen cine niebere &aiie alb
ocssalb nidt CUR Serrifaft iiber sic
@eifen geeignet. 9a5u miirSe ie-
ooh oas aQgemeine @ablrebt III
oiIrn Staaten nit iiberfpiegcnscr
Eeatrbepolterrng fiibren. 0as az
6si1eine @ablredt bat Die Weger
oenoraIiiirt. Wan bottle burh gr.
olcAlng lie auf gleide 2inie NIT Sci!
@eiben iteaen gu f0nnen. 9erse5-
lidlc Wiihe! @as bon @atur III.
c!cih lit, fam ntbt ~.sleib gemoMt
irernen. uniere Negerfraee bat itte
Sllcle in unierer @lei1beitsma.iie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
&arnm ioaen Trauen ibr 2ebeu
berjthern laKen?

.Iccountant", Der Sahmanm in
Se6ensperiibcrungsfragen iteat Die
Srage: r@arum iollen Sruuen ibr
2eben periihern laiien?" gr itelt
bariiber folgenoe intereiiante 0es
traftung nll.
@obl baben bie regulGren Ser.
iderungs.Gompagnien in Den lesteu
5 Sabren Der Serliferung BON
Sraueu groBere aufmertiamfeit &c.
miomet, nnb man6e berielben ipe.
5ieae Igentllren erri6tet, mo meib.
Iide Isenten nln bas i6one Ge-
ihledt fir @eriiderung cultipiren.
Sic hafiir c%mpfob{enen Gontrafte
iInb jeooh por5uesweiie Ilters-
8eriiderungs- (gnoowment-) Toli-
cies, peld,e ole Ius5ablung bes Ser
iihcruugS . 9etrages bel grreidung
eincs sewiiien sllters garantiren,
unO ale entbalten @eitimmungen
fir @aar-8orihIiie ooer Slid.
5abluug oes einge5ablten 3apitals
mad ab5ug Der @eriiGerungs.
fOiten, 10 baB in bieien Sdaen Die
@eriiderung cine slrt Sparfaiie
biloet.
9os lit aber ni6t Der Sda bel Den
fatbpliifen Srauen : @ereinen, Dercn
@eriiGerung, iolpeit Gem S6reiber
bieicr 3eilen bcfannt, MIR i'm SoOes.
faQe sobl6ar miro. ga aQe Dieie
&erbinoungen nod Dem @iieBment.
Ylane operirem, BET mel6em meber
Die geralle 8iffer Ser idbrli6en gei-
irdge. nod Die gnOreiultate nit
Siherbcit ouseere6net perOen Ton.
nen unO bon einem Sori6uile ODER
elmer &iid5abling Der geitrage tpab.
reno 2ebens5eit Der 8eriiderten feline
9tebe fem tanuL lit Die 6rage ppbl err
lulbt: @arum ioQ oas 2eben bon
Srauer iiberbaupt periibert fperOen?
Gs lit mabr, Die gegrGbniB.Solten
iolen gcbedt merben. 0ielelben
o%iirften ieooh 5000 wohl faum iiber.
lteiaen, unb fir bieien 8etrag fonnte
BON ben Snbuitriol . 8eieqlbaften
seiorgt iperben, pelde Die 8rdmien
bufiir podentlid coleftiren laiien,
10 ooB Der 8oitenpunft pobl faum
empiinoli1 miro. Die genannten
Nraucn.g SERENE aber nerii6ern fir
$1,000 unb mebr fir bas ein5elne
Iitglieo; alio no6mals n@arum2"
Sn perein5elten Salen mag es
@ittpen gebelr, pelfe ibr' 2eben Der.
iiuiert tpiini6en. nm i'm friiben
g~oSesiuQe Elm tleines Sapital fir Die
gr3iehung rnmiinoiger ainher 5u
binterIaHen; oDer bier unb bort mag
cine Sral, ibren perfriippelten ober
arbeitsunfGbigen Mnnn ourf eigene
ShGtiafeit e%rndbren, ulto DiinI6t
2ebensperIiderlng 81 nebmen, oa.
nit Die 3uflmit 6ieies llngliidliben
geiidert perbe. 9os iino aber Ius.
nobmen, Die ielbIt fiber gan5
@merifu acknowledgements nidt
genug @itglieber gebeu, UNI cine
@erii6erunes @eielidaft 81 grim.
Den. ga nun oeren 10 pieIe
iino, 10 fommt nbermals Die
Srage: ,@arum?" Inter gep6bn.
lifen rmitGnoen lorgt Der Wann
iiir ieine Srait. Der Samilienuater
iiir Srau unb aiuoer. Die penig.
item &eute limo reid bon Sauie aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20


uno Ga Giemano feline eigene 2ebens.
bauer porausieben fam, 10 lit es
llitt nlir redt nnO biaig, ionoern
cine moralii6e Eilibt, baB Ser
Mann ourd @eriiderunG, auf Ole ge-
rednet meroen fanrL bafiir ioret, Dob
i'm Sale ieines Sooes Srau lno
ainber nift am Sungertude nagen
ODER ouf Die @obltbatigfeit gnoerer
%angepieien iinb. Ius Dem @rltnoe
ioa Der Seriiberungsbetrag I'M Ser
baltniB su Der @roBe Ser Samilie
iein. Iber Srauen? @arum nouen
lie beriihern9 I'm IntpOrt miro
gebeten!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20

Serret gciGeiot iinb, liefern lie s,l-
crit III @nibingtcn cine anitanoiac
@aore bes &erbaltens gegen Die
Seutihel ob uno Damn poQen mir
uns baS 9esablen bafiir nod ii6er,
legen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
SScnn mande Snmmc Imcrifaner

pelte 10 piel ouf ge6eime 8eiea-
idaften bolten, 10 lit 9as gum Sbeil
Der Statia6e 8u5ui6reiben, baB auf
Den meilten Sodidulen DeS 2anoes
illtter oen Gtlioenten, uno iogar ben
Gtuoentinnen, bcreits gebeime Ser.
binOungen beiteben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-10-20
&atDoliiGcr 2~ird,em=&atenoer.
9on bes &6ni9s &ebnung.
1pntth 1S 2,3-35.

1tebcrfapitaliiatiOn ideint oas
Sauptiibel nnierer beutigen 8e.
fdGftstpelt 5t iein, ilitr Die fatbolilde
&reiie Itebt bierin iiber ooer pielmebr
unter aler @efabr.
Williams news., 1903-07-11
Lost and Found.

The town was greatly stirred up Thursday evening when a report became current on the streets that MT. s. w. Pyle, who is the guest of his son Harry, was missing. MT. Pyle for several days past has been mounting Harry's horse and mak- ing excursions into the surround ing country alone. Thursday morn ing he started out at about 9 o'clock and was last seen near the Rawlins homestead, a couple of miles east of Williams. At noon he had not re- turned and his son became worried, but continued his work in the bank until closing time 4 o'clock) when he secured another horse and start ed out in quest of his father. About : o'clock he returned alone and a search party was organized, as it was not known what had become of the old gentleman. A dozen or more horsemen were hurriedly gotten to- gether and started out the road to- ward Flagstaff, when three horse men were seen coming down the road by the shelter. It was soon learned that Mir. Pyle, Sr., was a member of the party, the others being James Kennedy and Ed Lib
 erty, who had met him a short dis
 tance out of town. MT. Pyle's story is that he was riding leisurely along in the morning. enjoying the seen
 cry, till he met a couple of men who told him it was only a shor
 distance to John Ks lumber camp He decided to ride there, feed hi
 horse and get something for him
 self and then return in the cool o the evening-which he did. Need
 less to say his appearance was { great relief to every one, including
 Harry, whom, his father says, tn
 joke is on, as he is old enough t.
 take care of himself and has riddel
 over more wild country than hi son ever saw. Nevertheless, al were glad when he showed up.
Williams news., 1903-07-11
SOME LOCAL ITEMS.

Nice house brooms, made for Ari- zona trade. Cheap John Racket Store.
 Gus Poison has been suffering for some days past from a bad attack of neuralgia.
 s. A. Pleasants handed us the price, this week, of another years subscription to the NEWS.
 Miss Mabel Ingersoll spent sev- eral days here this week from Flag staff, taking in the celebration.
 20. Raudebaugh of Harrington, Kansas, arrived this week for visit with his sons, J. D. and E. B. Raul debaugh.
 A man named Washington was brought to pr. MeGck's hospital on Monday from Rhoades. He had mixed up with a buzzsaw and had hand badly lacerated.
 M. J IeOullSCFlllt, L. M. IldTueSGy and couple of other men went out to Willaha Wednesday to sort a car of ore which will be shipped to the smelter at Val Verde.
 Mrs. George Martin, wife of the swingman on the hill, accompanied by her daughter, arrived last week from the coast and have taken up their residence in the Ergmann cot tage.
 c. F. Philbrook, at present a res ident of Flagstaff, but formerly of the state of Illinois, where he taught school for fifteen years, was here this week interviewing the school board with regard to securing the principalship the coming term.
 Dr. Edward Y. McNaught and wife arrived in Seligman Thursday evening, where the doctor will prac- tice medicine in the future. Dr. Tyroler, who has had charge of the railroad work there for the past four years, has been transferred to the Santa Fe and Grand Canyon line.
Williams news., 1903-07-11

THE NEWS does not look with much favor upon the habit which some newspapers have of contin- ually boosting themselves to the public. A newspaper should stand strictly upon it's own merits as such, and let its news columns speak for themselves. An occasional frank statement, however, from a pub- fisher to his advertising patrons probably does not seem so much out of place. In this connection we desire to call the attention of our advertisers to one of the most striking features of the paper as each day of publication rolls 'round. Every advertiser in the NEWS must have already noticed that not only his own advertisement, but that of every one published in the paper, is run alongside of reading Cor news) matter. This is an unusual custom among newspapers. One can pick up plenty of newspapers every day and observe column after column of display ads. within their folds with barely line of reading matter nearby. This does not do justice to the merchant who advertises his wares. The NEWS aims to give its advertising patrons true value for their money, and endeavors to see that each one of the various advertisements it carries is placed as close to reading matter as pos sible. A great many papers decline to accept advertisements that call for choice positions in the paper, for the main reason that the typo graphical appearance of their pub lications would be considerably de- tracted from thereby. We do not look at the matter in that light at all. The advertiser should always be given first consideration. After that has been done, it is then time enough to brush up and look as neat as possible in point of typographical excellence. This is the motto which strikes us as being nearest the cor rect one to follow, and we will en- deavor to keep we'll in the center of that path.
Williams news., 1903-07-11

am sorry to announce to the people of Williams a de- lay in my trip to your city. l shall, however, come just as soon as l can; and as soon as l know definitely when I can come, will announce dates. If your eyes need attention, I trust you will wait and see me when I come.
 l promise you the very best service possible, and all work will be guaranteed.
Williams news., 1903-07-11
SATURDAY, JULY II, 1903

LAST week one of our citizens was arrested and fined for riding a sad dle horse little too fast on one of our streets, the warrant being sworn out and served by one of our of fcers. On Monday afternoon, just as the events were finished at the racetrack and the street to town was crowded with people, a citizen on a broncho which had been rid den for their entertainment came flashing into the crowd, closely fol- lowed by several other horsemen. Several people had narrow escapes from being trodden upon and many were badly scared-it being all the more outrageous from the fact that there were many ladies on the street at the time. Was this man arrested and fined? No! On Monday morn ing another citizen fired off his re- volver in the Cabinet saloon and otherwise disturbed the peace. Did any of our officers swear out war rant for him and serve the paper? No! Why not? Because the of fender has the reputation of being bad man and had his gun with him. It's much easier and safer to swear out a warrant and serve it on a man who is known to be a peace loving citizen than it is on a bad man. Yet in the performance of their duties the officers of the law should make no distinction. This is not the first gun-play that has passed unnoticed in Williams by our officers. Heretofore the officers have crept out of the performance of their duty on the statement thai they would serve the papers if some one would swear out a warrant Last week in swearing out a war rant for the arrest of a horseman 6 precedent was established, and there is now no apparent reason why any officer who has knowledge that gun play has been made should be neg
 ligent in his duties. City marshals deputy sheriffs and constables arc not paid salaries to act as orna ments. They are supposed to pro tect the public against such plays as those above mentioned, and if they have not the nerve to do so, theil places should be filled by men who have.
Williams news., 1903-07-11
Cholera Infantum.

This has long been regarded as one of the most dangerous and fatal diseases to which infants are sub- ject. It can be cured, however, when properly treated. All that is necessary is to give Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy and castor oil, as directed with each bottle, and a cure is certain. For sale by all druggists.
Williams news., 1903-07-11

LAST Friday the cable ship Anglia arrived at Honolulu bearing the end of the trans-Pacifc cable, now ex- tending from Manila via Guam and the Midway islands. The first mes sage ever sent around the world by telegraph was dispatched the first of the week by President Roose- welt and took just twelve minutes.
Williams news., 1903-07-11
Letter List.

The following is the list of letters remaining uncalled for at the postofice, Williams, Ari- zona, for the week ending July H. 1903. These letters will be sent to the dead letter office August 1, 19O3 if not called for before that time Ball, Edna CD Larkins, S E Cordes, Chas H @ Nicholson, H D Gilmore. c Vaughns, Mamie Holder, H Weber, Frank Jackson, Robert w Wringer, Douglas Lindsey, Frank Williams. Mrs
 MEXICAN. Baca, David Padia Y Milanes, Salvador G Fauregui, Luis Mejia, Porfiro Fauregui, Ysidro Mersado, Felipe Garcia, Anatalia Rodrigez Dolores Persons calling for the above letters should say advertised" F. W. SMITH.
 Postmaster.
Williams news., 1903-07-11
Men Wanted for Railroad Work.

Men Wanted tor Railroad work. Leland Mine - 100 teams with harness, $2O per month and feed. Five hundred men wanted at the following wages:
 Teamsters, $40 per month and board; rockmen, $3.5O per day of 9 hours; carpenters, $4 per day of 9 hours; white laborers, $2 per day of 10 hours; Mexicans and Indians, $1.75 per day of 10 hours.
 Board of men, 75 cents per day. Comfortable quarters furnished. Cool nights.
 Apply at office Mohave & Mill town Railway Co.,, Cottage Hotel Annex, Needles, Calf.
 c. w. BROWN,
 General Manager.
Williams news., 1903-07-11

WILLIAMS may well feel proud of her late celebration. The purses of- fered were most liberal, being twice as large as those of such towns as Prescott and Albuquerque.