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nized this and publicly declared II. He
told the nultitudes that the speaking
with tongues was the fulfllment of
Old Testament prophecy where God
declared that in the last days l will
pour out Of My Spirit upon all flesh"
When the impotent man was healed
and the people ran together TO see the
wonderful thing which had happened.
Peter Immediately said: "Ye mer OF
Israel. why marvel We at this? or why
look We so earnestly on us. as though
by our own power OF holiness we had
made this man 10 wax for faith
in Jesus name hath made this man
strong" The declaration in the clos
ing verse of Marks Gospel is signifi-
cant and suggestive: And they (the
disciples) went forth. and preached
everywhere. THE LORD WORKING
WITH THEM AND CONFIRMING
THE WORD WITH SIGNS FOLLOW
ING"
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FALL KIDNEY CHILLS.

With the chilling mir of fall comes an
extra tax on weak Kidneys It's the time
Deans Kidney Pills are needed ~ now
recognized the world over as the chief
Kidney and Bladder remedy.
Aching backs are cascd. Hip, back, and
loin pains overcome Swelling of the
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limbs and dropey signs vanish. They
correct urine with brick dust sediment.
high colored. pain in passing. dribbling,
frequency. bed wetting. Deans Kidney
Pills remove calculi and gravel. Relieve
heart palpitation, slccplcssness, headache.
nervousness, dizziness
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Grow tn.

Our esteemed contemporary, the Ashiabu-
Ia tO.J Record Heraid. gives prominence on
Its editorial page 10 this important item:
Mi-s Carrie teOrPe has had her limb am
putated for the thifd time. she il in Tie hos
piial and u getting along nicely Growing
country. ONO Rochester Post Exuf6.t
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Ip-t0-Dat~ Ancestors.

Ms. Cppertenl suppose you take great
pride 100 your ancestiN;
Mr.. \ewrcne On. yes: the geueaiOglst
assured us that they were the very latest
thing 10 ancestors London Tit Bit.
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When you learn how difficult II il 10 col
let a bill from some a. our best people. you
begin 60 understand tfat polite sOGlety D.
not altogether a VANITY Puck
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LANDING on the
threshold OF the
bitter agony Of the
garden. and the
cruel death on the
cross, and with the
marvellous minis
try of something
over three years
behind Him. Jesus
utters the thrilling
4 n q st ar { ling
words of our text:
Verify. verify. |
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Chicago. Sunday. Sept. 1s. 100:

TeNt:-''Verily. verify. say unto YOU.
he that believeth on Me the works that I
40 shan he do also; and greater works than
these shall he DO; because l 30 unto Ny
FatEsr"-Jchn i4:l2
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BANTER SPRINGS, Kansas
~ received the free sam
pie OF Doans Kidney l'illa
For fiNo years ! have had
much pain In my back, which
physicians said arose from
my Kidneys. -Four boxes OF
Deans kidney Pills have en-
tireH cured tho trouble. I
think l owe my lifc TO these
pills, and l won't others to
know It." SADIE DAVIS.
Baxter Springs, kanA
FALMOUTH, VA suf-
fercd over twelve months
with pain in the small OF NV
back. Medicines and plsS-
tcrs sayo only temporary
relief. Deans Kidney Pills
cured mo-" +. =. BkowS.
Falmouth. Va
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TIE Chicago Nortn- Western - the only
double track railway between Chicago aud
the Missouri River.
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To curea Collin onennx

Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets. All
druggists refund money II il fails TO cure. 25c.
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Before accepting ne inevitable we should
Be certain Of lis iCentiiy. Puck
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avn sure p..o's Cure for Communion
Robbins. Norwich. y y. Fen. l. 1900
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THE greatest miracle rs trans
L formed life The greatest tes;i-
mony for Christ is the life redeemed
and sanctifed. Instead Of signing and
praying: Lord, Lord where are the
greater works? Do something Won
derful through me. we ought TO rejoice
in Christ powerful To- save. and pray
that we might permit Him TO so live In
our hearts and shine forth I'm our lives
as 10 win others TO Him Were we per
mitted TO perform miracles we miPht
draw the multitudes and impress them
with our power. but IL would not win
them for Christ We may have The
presence OF Jesus in our lives though
so as TO win some soul for Cblrr. Tic
greatest thing in the world is not the
grit OF tongues or prophecy. It is not the
understanding Of all mysteries or the
possession Of all knowledge. II is not
faith that could remove mountains. IL
is not charity which would give All
earthly possessions Ia feed the POOR. II
is not martyTdom in the name Of Jesus
but the greatest thing I'm the world is
love. And the greatest work i'm the
world Is the fruit Of that love. the win
ming of soul for Christ II is not mir
acles which the world needs to-day to
draw II unto Christ. but It is the Christ
lifted dp in the individual lives Of Chris
tians so that the world may be drawn
unto Him. Then may we realize the
promise Of Jesus Of greater works
Have you ever led a soul 10 Christ? n
you have You have known in the Joy OF
that moment the greater works which
Christ Is performing through you. Let
us be content 10 live in the present. Let
Hs like true soldiers NJ Jesus CHRIST live
faithfully and obey His orders implicit.
ly. and permit Him 20 plan the cam
paigDN He Will make no mistakes. He
will nohfail you. and you in your service
will be doing the greater works which
will shine a. stars in youI crown forever
anu ever. = -
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They who turn their backs on the false
face the true Rams Horn.
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The trouble with people who always ,ay
What ihty think y that they think such die
agreeable tbiLgs Philadelphia Record.
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HOW may the promise of Jesus find
its realization in and through us?
i believe this promise is for the Chris
tian OF to-day, for you and me. Greater
works, because Jesus rs in Heaven d.
recting the greatest conflict OF the ages
against sin. and because the Holy Spirit
is present in the world and the command
TO the believer is be filled with the
Spirit All the rich. full and wonderful
promises OF the New Testament are for
us and are to be fulfilled in us. Greater
works. but perhaps not duplication OF
the works Of the early church. except IN
the winning OF souls TO Christ What
Is there in connection with this text
which troubles the Christian. and makes
him question whether it's promise may
be realized in him? IL Il not because
the thought has been centered upon the
material rather than the spiritual? Is
II not because the Christian has come
to exalt the power Of God upon the
physical above the power of God upon
the dead and -blackened soul? Jesus
declared 10 those who were seeking for
a sign that no sign should be given them.
And the Christians to day who are seek
ing Tor sign in the miraculous as a tes-
umony To the world when no such tes-
tmony is needed will be disappointed.
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The Overland Limited. solid train Chi
cago 10 the Coast daily. Chicago. Urion
Pacific q NORTH Western Line
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Dyeing is as easy a. washing when Put.
nam Fadeless Dyes are used.
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Horn.
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THE reason the disciples were to do

THE reason the disciples were to do
greater works than their Master is
mace clear by the closing words OF our
text. Because | so unto My Father"
The return of Jesus TO Heaven was proof
of three glorious facts: Jesus triumph:
GODS acceptance, and mans deliver
apce. Jesus triumphed over sin and
death; God accepted the sacrifice of His
well-beloved Son for the sin Of the
world. and man was delivered from the
consequences OF sin. being cleansed and
redeemed by Jesus blood and made ac-
ceptabie To God in the righteousness Of
Christ. And the return OF Jesus to
Heaven was the reason His disciples
were To be enabled TO do greater works
than He had performed. While here in
this world in bodily form Jesus was
bound by certain limitations Bat His
going TO Heaven made IL possible for
God 10 send the Holy Spirit to be every
where present in the hearts of the be-
levers and TO be all-powerful. II Jesus
had remained in the world TO carry on
His work He could have been in but one
place at one time but through the Holy
Spirit who is sent 10 represent Him in
the world Jesus is able to go everywhere
with His disciples preaching the Word.
and bringing dead souls TO life How
marvellous II all is! Greater works than
Jesus could do while on earth because
the channels through which He could
pour His power have multiplied through
the years and multitudes have been
raised from death TO life. Greater
works! A Peter at Jerusalem; n Philip
at Samaria; Barnabas at Antioch:
Paul in Asia and Europe: a Luther in
Germany; John Knox in Scotland; q
Wesley in England; a Moody in Ameri.
ca. and within the last year the most re.
markable worldwide evangelistic tour
OF Mr.. Torrey and Mr.. Alexander with
their over 10000 converts Australia.
the center Of the great revival move
ment, was turned into one vast choir
singing the Gospel hymns. and praising
God for the mighty works of saving
grace which were wrought on every
hand. Greater works, surely!
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A Nd in considering the greater
y works which Jesus disciples are ga
do in fulhllment Of His promise. we
must not forget that although the dis
ciples Of Christ may do greater works
than their Master. yet His. and His
alone. is the enabling power. With
out Me We can do nothing" vas His
positive declaration uttered at the
same time that He gaveNthe promise
and prophecy OF our text See how
Peter on the day Of Peptecos, recog-
Arizona republican., 1903-09-29
EXCITEMENT IN MoRGN's OFFICE

When J. ?. Morgan went home yes terclay afternoon everybody in his office breathed q sigh of relief All day long the clerical force had acted as if it Was sitting on pins and needles, and when the "o,d man. left the office the clerks felt all immense load lifted off their shoulders. The cause of this unusual situation was a very simple mistake which one of the clerks had made early in the morning. \ newspaper reporter, hearing that the annual report of Hooking Valley had been issued went to Morgan's office and asked for copy. \ clerk seeing one of the reports lying OF a desk, and thinking that there was a large number of others around. hand ed him the report. IL appears, however that it vas one of the reports which are sent to the directors and that it was not intended for publication. This report was intended for J. r. Morgan'S $ personal use, and it was the only report Of Hooking Valley in the house. As soon as this was discovered messengers were sent scurryinS over the financial. dis trict to find the reporter who had been given the report. Of course he couldn't t be found. The other reporters fell into the spirit of the situation. however, and con1derualy whispered to the messen
 gers that the report contained some highly interesting reading which Nor
 gan would net have published for mill ions of dollars. When the messengers returned and told what they had heard generously mbellishins it a little with their own imagination. the clerks re ceived d nervous shock which almost prOstratcd them. Whenever the dUoI of Morgan's private office would open q nervous chill would run up and down their spinal chords. When Morgan left his office in the afternoon several of them were almost on the verge of nervous prostration.-New York Com ! TlerciaI
Arizona republican., 1903-09-29
TYPE FOUNDERS STRIKE
Over the Question of a Preference of
 the Union.

Cincinnati, O., Sept. 2S..The men employed by the Cincinnati branch of the American Type Founders company struck this afternoon. The strikers in clude type casters, Grcssers, mold workers, mGchinists. brass rrla work CTS, niciing machine operators and in spectors. The men say that at neon Jay an agreement was presented to the foundries throughout. tia country and that national st: = was inaug- urated because thc ccmpany refused to accedc.
 The proposition in the agreement that caused the strike reads as fol- lows:
 "Ttore shall he no discrimination aC2inet union men and any journey man who during the life of this agree ment may be given employment to fill any vacancy or to increase the force shall be q member of t,:c International Typogra phical union, provided the union is able to furnish such journey man."
 The company say they are willing to concede all that is asked regarding wages and hours, but they will not consent to relinquish:ag the jurisdic- ton over their plants.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-29
FINLEY's RECORD
Evidence Accumulating Against the
 Eousehreaher.

Joe Finley. the man who burglarized the house Of F.. Gang a week ago last Sunday night. was arraigned before Justice Burnett yesterday and his pre- liminary examination was set for this afternoon. Finley had already been held to the grand jury by Justice Boyd of Wickenburg, where he was arrested, but it is not believed that that action will be sufficient to hold him. In fact. there was no evidence on which to hold him. He had been arrested only on suspicion charged with houSebreak- ing. Three of the rugs which he had stolen at the time of the burglary were found in his possession, but he denied that he had stolen them, and there was no way of identifying them at that time. Finley waived eXamina- tion and was held. He said at the same time that he did not want to be eX- amined in Phoenix.
 He is known quite well throughout the territory as tramp miner. He is also suspected of having stolen a lot of property from the White Tanks Mining company. where he had been employed for a short time. Among the articles stolen was a burro, a lot of tools and a quantity of provisions.
 Among his effects was q razor blade, out of which he had made a saw, pre- sumabiy for the saving of wire screens.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-29
Additional Local

GONE TO RANCHING.-Herb Jones, formerly of the McDougail- CGssou store has with his brother, Vincent Jcnes, wEo recently joined him here. leased a ranch on the Tempe road. east of the asylum.
 COLLAR BONE BROKEN.-H. W. Gross. who came here yesterday from Prescott. slipped on q pavement yes ;erday morning and fell on his left arm. Though suffering severely he did not apply to a physician till evening. when it was learned that his collar bone was broken On the left side.
 ANOTHER RECORD BROKEN The Phoenix postofice yesterday broke its own record for small money orders and at least tied that of any ether office in the United States. 4 none: order for one cent was paid. having been issued in Oklahoma. It cost thre-' cents to buy it and two cents more for q postage stamp to bring it hcrc.
 MIR. CORNELL HOME.-C. !. Cor nell returned home yesterday morn ing from an extended trip through the east. He spent a couple of weeks in New York city and at Croton. on the Hudson, attended the wedding of his brother. He visited various cities on the way home including Cincin- natf and New Orleans and picked up five pounds in weight notwithstanding he was working hard trying to see things. He enjoyed himself greatly the most of the time but is glad to be home again.
 A POSSUM BANQUET.-There have been several bluffs at possum dinners in Phoenix but few of them have ever taken place. It has generally beeA found impossible to get the principal ingredient of the dinner. But there will be one for sure before long. r.. W. Spears and Dr. O. l.. MahoneY have taken the matter in hand and have made arrangements for the possums. In fact the succuleTt beasts are al ready in custody and are being fatten- ed for the feast. They arc in Missis- sippi and when they a.r fat enough they will be shipped. There are a dCzen of them.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-29
DRUGGISTS MUST BE CHARY.

They Sell All Kinds of Hair Prepara-
 tions and Fear to Discriminate.
 Druggists sell all kinds of hair pre- parations, and as q rule they are wise ly chary of giving preference to any particular one, but many of them have come out plainly for NeWbrO's Herpi- eide, the new treatment that absolute ly kills the dandruff germ. H. Swan nell x Son, Champaign, H., say: One customer of ours who did not have q hair on top of his head when he began to use Herpicide, now has a fair start towards q good head of hair. We be- lieVe Herpicide to be by far the best preparation of it's kind on the mar ket." Hundreds of similar testimonials from everywhere. Sold by leading druggist Send Ice in stamps for sam pie to The Herpicide Co. Detroit Mich. Wakeins Pharmacy, special agent.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-29
CARRIE NATIONS GIFT.

Carrie Nation, she of the hatchet. ap- parently has been a much maligned individual. She has been thrown cut of saloons where she was bent on smashing glassware arrested over and over again for her obstreperous per scnal attentions, driven out of cities by police, mobbed by hoodlums, and made the butt of humorous paragraph CTS. Even her sanity has been Ques- toned. and her huS band David was forced to set q divorce from his strenu- ous spouse.
 All this has been due to an impress sion that her crusades were entirely sensational and that by them she was advertising herself for lectures, ad- dresses and theatrical performances for making money-a theory not sur prsinG when one considers the antics of her press agent who encouraged the idea. Under such circumstances it is not remarkable that saloonkeepers were cxasperated by her so-called cru sade and resented her destructon of their stock and fixtures. and that peo- pie in general have regarded her as d nuisance.
 Now. however, Carrie Nation has proved that she is honest, and al
  to be condemned, she certainly is en- titled to the credit of sincerity in her mission. hopeless as it is. Her trans fer of her property in Kansas City to that city as q home for women and children who have been deserted by drunken husbands and fathers-prop Crty which she says she acquired only by long years of economy and hard Work-and the careful manner in which she has made the transfer and provid- ed for the maintainence of the home prove that this much maligned woman has been thoroughly in earnest, though unfortunate in method Her gift is a noble act of individual charity and many an inmate who will find refuge within it's walls will have cause to re- member Carrie Nation with gratitude. There is something of the pathetic in her own words: T guess the people will remember the home long after they have forgotten about Carrie Nation that obstreperous old woman with the aX.''-Chicag Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-29
BROKE THE RECORD
Rain of the Last Forty-Eieht Hours
 Heaviest Ever Recorded.

The rainfall recorded yesterday was 1.31 inches. That of the day before was 1.4G. The total for forty-eight hours, 2.11 inches. is the heaviest fall within the same period since the es- tablishment of the weather bureau in Phoenix.
 The rain was general throughout the valley and in all parts of the territory that have been heard from. It rained along the whole length of the Southern Pacific and the $. F.. r. & r. There was q heavy fall in the headWaters of the Salt river, and yesterday afternoon the water had almost reached the crest of the Arizona dam.
 On account of the heavy rains in the Cave Creek neighborhood the water was cut out of the Arizona canal to make room for the flood from the north. It was well that that precaution was taken, for there was four feet of water in the canal vest lG.y before noon.
 The rain of Saturday night and Sun day was of a peculiarly soaking char acter Ii went into the ground to the depth of two feet. The storm of yes terday morning was more violent, and in some places the rain was occom- panied by heavy hail. In the western part of the town stones nearly as large as walnut fell. A half d dozen blocks east there was no hail at all.
Arizona republican., 1903-09-29
NO NEED FOR HURRY.
Changes That Were Made in the Spin
 Ster's Order.

Ada Lewis. of MT. Belasco's com- pany, has just returned to Americ"- 70 paratory to her reappearance in The Darling of the Gods at the Belasco Theater. She tells a story of d spin ster lady. who returned on the F.truris; with her and sat at the same table. The boat rolled very badly the second day oIt and the dining cabin was not over crowded. In walked the spinster.
 steward she said, tapping the tablt vigorously. give me your ear. 1 waat you to bring me some oatmeal. some fish, steak well done, fried potatoes and q pot of coffee. Hurry, please.
 The boat was now apparently going in three or tour directions at once.
 The waiter forgot part of the spin ster's order. and came back. Madam said he did l understand that you ordered--"
 "Oh. that's all right. steward. said the spinster meekly; just make il cup of tea and some toast, and, steward. you needn t-huTy."
Arizona republican., 1903-09-29
Y E M P E
Frank ". Griffen, Mgr.

Mrs. 4. J. Peters came fr from Cali fornia Sunday.
 P. P. Daggs came in from the Vekol mine yesterday morning.
 Frank Fogal received three ears of cattle from Del Rio yesterday.
 MT. and Mrs. P. J. Meyer returned from their summers trip to California on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. George Gage returned from California yesterday via the Santa Fe.
 On account of the bad weather the dedication Of the Catholic church was postponed till next Sunday.
 w. J. Kingsbury and wife have re- turned from an extended trip through California. They left their daughter, N"ua. pleasantly situated in the Girls collegiate a Los Angeles.
 Tempe wasn't sighted in the recent rain, the total fall here being some thing over three inches. A few miles east of town some hail fell, not enough, however. to do any serious damage.
 The boGy of Mrs Cartledge will ar rive from Phoenix on this forenoon's train and tie funeral procession will then go to the graveyard for the burial ceremonies. The funeral was to have taken place yesterday, but the condi~ ton of the river. which was reported to be unfavorable, caused q days de- [ lay
 Little Eva Haigler met with an acci- dent Sunday which came near result ing fatally. While she was playing with her other sisters near d large ir- rigating ditch sle lost her footing and fell in just above low bridge. For turately she srasped it and clung there till help reached her. Had she gone under the bridge in all probability she would have been dI owned. Ernest Corbell and Murray CurnoW attended the Park theater Saturday evening and met with an unusual eX- perience. When they united their horse to go home. instead of finding their own whip. buggy cushion, etc, miss ing. they found an additional cushion and whip. both good. Who placed them there and whose they are is not known. but the owner may have the same by inquiring of the manager of this department and proving property
 The Methodist conference, which has been in progress for the past few days. closed Sunday with d sermon by Rev. A. NJ. Gibbons. Following it the aI- pointmentS Were read.