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Arizona republican., 1905-07-18

will reach New York safe and sound.
 Stint (abOut to board the hyer)- There is no doubt of fft 1 have just taken out a s3,OOO accident insurance and I've never yet made a lucky spec ulation.-Chicag Tribune
Arizona republican., 1905-07-18

Big flour sale now on. McKee's. For value receiyed-santa Fe.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-18

A PERPETUAL 100000. Gwilliams-Weu, old man, hope yo
Arizona republican., 1905-07-18
LIVING TOO HASTILY
AMERICANW0MENBREA DOwH
rreg gularities and Female Deranre- meIzts Result - Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Owing to our mode and manner of living, and the nervous haste of every woman to accomplish just so much each day. it is said that there is not
Arizona republican., 1905-07-18

Special flour sale. AIcKee's.
Arizona republican., 1905-07-18
MINES AND MINING
Things Going on U der Ground In
 Various Localities.
PIMA COUNTY.


 The Lincoln camp of the Lincoln Consolidated Mining company. twenty miles southwest of Tucson. is rapidly coming to the front as being the ban ner ore producing camp in the county. A car of twenty-two tons has just been shipped to the Fl Paso shelter. This ore goes from $50 to S6O a ton. and it is reported that there are thou sands upon thousands of tons of it lying around like boUlders on the surface of the ground. The ore is iron, carrying gold and silver The Twin Buttes rail- load, now building to Nogales will build a branch line to the Lincoln camp.
 Shipments of copper ore from the Imperial Copper cOmpany's mines in Silver Bell district run as high as loo tons daily. A large trailer plant is be- ing installed at one of the shafts to operate the machinery in this open ing
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08
CHOLERA NOT WIDELY FEARED
Simple Precautions Only Necessary
70 Ward OF Disease.

The possibility of cholera epi-
demic has naturally occurred to
number of lay journals since this dis
ease has made its appearance In Eu-
rope. In former times the march OF
cholera around the world was watched
with apprehension due to the recoi-
lection of the dreadful results OF It's
past visits to America, but the tone
of the press comments to-day Is SO
reassuring that there is public indif'
ference rather than panic. Several
lay Journals have given quite accur'
ate accounts OF the bacillus and the
methods OF killing II. and have shown
that with very simple PRECAUTIONS II
is somewhat difficult to contract he
disease. There seems also to be
growing opinion that the quarantine
and health authorities are wholly com.
petent to deal with any cases which
might be imported. The people are
evidently not disposed to lose any
sleep over the matter and are inclined
to leave the affair to the duly consi'
tuted expert authorities.
It has now been widely published
thst the germ is easily killed by dry
ins In the sunlight or boiling, so that
even IL 1t does get into water sup
ply 1t can be made harmless. but they
now know that 1t is essential to con-
fine the cases merely to disinfect the
excreta. In regard TO injecting those
around them, the sick themselves are
about as dangerous as one having
typhoid, and that is not great dan
ger. They require similar manage.
ment to prevent spread OF the infec-
ton. The present epidemic seems TO
be marching around the world rather
slower than on previous occasions-a
result probably of the intelligent
checks 1t receives-whereas formerly
1t spread as u pleased. for no one
knew when or how to attack II. Since
the bacillus seems to lose vitality dur
ing It's excursions from host to host
in an unaccustomed climate. there is
a possibility that sanitary measures
may hold Its march in check until all
v.Yulence is lost.-American Medicine.
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08

The object now was to blind the
courier IL possible. to keep Cobb from
the knowledge of the presence OF
Alexis. and TO have matters remain In
statu quo until the courier and the
hated American should depart.
Katherine entered the room. She
had discovered the identity of Cobb
and the baroness.
Those people here" she said.
threatens danger. We must be on
our guard all the time. chance
word may betray us into trouble that
will cost us dearly"
"olga?" asked Karischef.
she is asleep answered the
countess. "and would shed no tear II
she never would wake. Her cursed
folly has helped to put us where we
are. What is your plan about-about
them?" she asked. pointing In the di.
rection of the convict quarters.
We must wait until the courier
departs. His presence--
Karischen stopped suddenly.
The door leading TO the sleeping
apartments opened and the courier
entered the room.
Producing his notebook, the courier
in a peremptory tone demanded:
What is the name of that brave
fellow who saved the woman from the
wolves?'
II do not know It," replied Kari.
schofr.
Then consult your lists and find
out" was the sharp rejoinder.
Nicholas saw that his father was
again getting on dangerous ground
He determined to come to his as.
sistance.
II know the name" he said. l1ok-
ing meaningly at his father. "the name
Is Alexis"
Alexis Petronsky." said Katherine.
Il asked II from the brave fellow be.
fore bound his wound and gave him
some medicine"
Where is he now?" asked the cour.
ier.
He is" began Nicholas.
"Asleep-soundly sleeping" said
Katherine: 'he begged me not to dis
turb him until morning"
ITO be continued.)
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08
IYrant Orchid.

"A veritable slave driver anOrs
Flora's children Is 4 certain liiis
orchid called nodding ladies uesse''
remarked a budding botanist WE,
the busy bee knocks at her door asa
asks for breakfast Mrs, n. Ia T. leis
him to go to the basement door. raw
ing down the raceme OF blossoms u.
bee at length comes TO the lowest ~.
Oldest flower. There she thrus's ls,
tongue In through the furrowed io''a
and releases miniature cargo oil t''
tar. Having taken to heart the ies'0.
that 'beggars must not be ehoos.'',
she goes at once to the basemen. ".
OF the next member OF this iana, ~.
and pays for another sip OF nectar ~
fertilizing this flower with tne P',',. y.
brought from the other. Ana - =, ~
goes systematically II unconselVu,ss sss
bent fiting this family of orchid sA,. y.
would disappear from the iaee W, :, n /,
earth were 1t not for the ieas' n.
spreads for the industrious oee, u /,
moral seems to be: II you CO q :,
your own work. get some one "
II for you."
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08

Nicholas, "you have made . danger
Gus enemy of the courier. and tns
slightest mistake may prove our Fain.
TRY to conciliatc him--anythins, SO
there can be no pretext for his so'hs
10 extremes. Think what would DC
the consequences II he should maze
a report to the cxar."
Karlscheff said nothing. He knew
he had committed erievous mis,an,
in defying the courier and he iei' u,
at ease. The presence OF Cobb ana
the baroness. too. was an additional
source of danger. What II COBB shouia
discover the presence of Alexis a aha'
he had not done SO already was i'.ls
short OF a miracle. But II he shouiu
discover him and appeal TO the eour'
Ter for Alexis-especially after Alexis
himself had won the heart OF inc
courier-there was no question as !"
the result. Certainly the courier
would never leave Alexis and ivan IN
his power.
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08
MOTOR CARS OF HIGH SPEED.
Spectators Able to See II Only Ninety
Seconds as II Whirs By.

The world has not realized yet the
full significance of the historic Morien-
felde-Zossen high speed electric ex-
periments conducted during 1901 and
1903. Speeds Of 1876 miles an hour
mean something in the way of velocity
and momentum.
The track upon which the expert
merits were conducted is straight, vet
on II the car. when running at full
speed. was only in sight for minute
and a half. That is 10 say. from the
moment the approaching car first be-
came visible on the horizon. to the
moment 1t disappeared in the oppo-
site direction. less than ninety seconds
elapsed. Spectators standing by the
side of the track were able to see that
men were in the car. but II was impos.
sible for the eye to get sufficient i'm.
preston to allow any one TO be recog-
nized.
Despite the use OF powerful brakes
the car travelled over a mile, after
their application, before coming to a
standstiil. SO that alerthess OF the en-.
gineer In discovering obstacles on the
track would count for little. It isn't
probable he could discern such mile
distant, and any application Of brakes
within that distance would be inef
fectiye.
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08
A Gamma Beau nrummel.

Fourteenth street and other shop
ping centers have seen some strange
specimens Of pampered dogs on which
women lavish their affection-canines
ranging from the languid lapdog to the
theatrical dog led by blonde actor
ette, from the gouty pug to the COM
mon yellow cur from the side streets.
But the limit came yesterday, and
the traffic policeman on Fifth avenue
was almost run down by an automo-
bile before he recovered from the
shock.
The canine aristocrat was equity
pug dog. and he was escorting an el-
derly spinster along with becoming
dignity. The dog wore the conven.
tional blanket. made OF dark green
cloth and trimmed with scarlet silk.
The lower part of his blanket came
down to form little trousers that
reached up to the pug's knees and
were buttoned with four gold buttons.
That's the limit" said the cop to
tall southerner who was watching.
mo, It's even worse" said the man.
"See. one side OF the blanket has q
pocket from which bit Of Irish point
lace handkerchief peeps out, while the
pocket on the other side contains four
tiny gloves for the pug's feet. Down
South we like dog too much to make
clown OF him!"-Ncw York Press.
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08
WAS NOT A SHERLOCK HOLMES
Mistaken Diagnosis as to s,r,oo.,,
Place OF Residrp,.

He was not Sherlock Holmes h.,
when the man seated next 10 Mn
in the hotel smoking room took a.
his matchbox and lighted a cigar |.
remarked: "Oh, | see that you ,r.
from New England"
why SO, sir" asked the strat.,,
1T Is easy. Those matches Yn
seldom see them west of the Conpec.L
cut river" said the knowing perc.
"Only in New England do people el!rr
to the old sulphur card match n.
match which the stranger lighted II,
indeed. one Of sort unknown to II.
majority OF dwellers west OF the Ca.
neticut. These matches are sod |,
vast quantities in New England Thg
are an ancient and reliable mate,
with the end dipped In brims,o..
phosphorus and sulphur. They ",
turned out In cards. which are a.
combs with the teeth set closely 10
gether. The cards are about ihrs
inches square and are done up IN piti.
ages containing some hall dO,s;
cards.
Throughout all rural New Easia,.
and TO n large extent In the eitlss
housewives will have no other scr.
They smell TO high heaven yts;
lighted. but the ends do not fly Of. att
they do not make a noise when ihs
ignite. There is something aniiGst.
safe and unostentatIous abou, he
match which appeals TO the New En'-
land conscience. But the stranger ~
dressed In the smoking room iuFns'
solemnly to his Lo,2hbor and repiit%'
You are mistaken, my good SIT.
am from the maritime provinces d
| Canada"
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08
eoo1 w,rA vovNo vANDsRs'lr'
elderly Ladies' Have Reason to THINK
Him Nice Young Man.

Two elderly country women were
sightseeing In New York and found
themselves on Fifth avenue. The OLD
ladies' had heard OF all the public au
,omoblles that take visitors on sight
seeing trips through the park. so they
aceosted a young man In an autono
bile coat abou, to climb into large
motor car standing at the entrance.
They expressed their desire to make
the trip through the park and proceed
ed to climb into the machine. Ihe
younr man looked somewhat surpris-
ed. but politely helped his passengers
into the car got in himself and took
them for a spin. when they asked
what was the fare, he replied; grave
ly. Ten cents each" which they
paId, Just then an acquaintance OF
theirs came up and was Informed as
TO their auto ride. And do you know
who the young man was?" asked ne
The old ladies' did not know. Well
II was young Mr.. Vanderbilt" he said,
with a chuckle. is that so, Wei.
he is very nice young man., said
one OF the strangers.
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08
now Duffy Won His Bet

John F. Duffy, the Boston issss, c,.
and a friend were seated in ms s "a d
the past summer. The talk 'urnts wnIsst, 5
the next days parade of the nn,ss sos,
Templar, and the dangers ., =. d.
of marching men passing owe, ,,,,.
boards covering the subway es' SI.
ton on Washington street Ne's '.a h
cussed. Finally the friend one..' n.
bet Mr.. Duffy there would 0e rsa IA
cident there the next day ,an.ue,
was taken. After his friehu u, ~, cost
Mr.. Duffy called up the uan' c,llsi
missioners by telephone anu whss
their attention to the danger, ,ss,,el
asked what he advised, ne sass asinr,a
that they break step on w',t .aoutei
street. The suggestion was :, o." day,
There was no accident the h' n
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08

President Roosevelt has authorized
the issuance OF the following state
ment: THE president announces the
appointment OF Herbert J. Hagerman
OF Roswell. n. NJ, as governor OF New
Mexico. 10 take effect at the expira-
tIon OF Gov. otero's time. Jan. 90. 1906.
There has been n bitter factional
quarrel in New Mexico for some time
and in view OF 1t the president
thought II best TO select man who Is
in no way connected with either OF
the factions. Mr.. Hagerman was
strongly recommended TO the presi-
dent by Secretary Hitchcock"
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08
RuskIn,s Bull.

The late Ellis Yarnall Of Philadel.
phia was brilliant talker. q sympa-
thetic listener, and . subtle literary
critic. Hence he had many friends
among them, in the past. were Poe,
Longfellow, Emerson, Matthew Ar
mold and John Ruskin.
At the Union league one afternoon.
Mr.. Yarnall repeated bull he had
once heard Ruskin make.
I'm his impassionsd way" said Mr..
Yafnell. "Ruskin was railing against
our cheap and tawAry and Aimsy mod.
ern buildingg, compasing them with
ths beautifsl ~ massive buiidinss y
slssa ly,l1l 49, seat ds1srel'
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08
TRAINING IN SCIENCE NEEDED
OF Supreme Advantage in Conduct Of
Modern Business.


The supreme gift OF scientific train.
ing in method. declares w. Burton in
his address to the Staffordshire pot
terry classes. is the power to see. How
many problems are there that present
themselves to us every day in our
businesses that really disappear. are
no longer problems. IL we once see
them clearly? The commercial or.
ganizer OF business has two prob
lens always facing him-first. the
economical production of his goods.
and, second. the disposal OF these in
the market A scientific training. in
so far as 1t gives knowledge tending
to the solution OF these problems. is OF
direct value TO the commercial side
of business. Many problems can be
solved only by scientific methods. But
manufacturers should not look for i'm
mediate results from the employment
of a trained man. Remember, he
must have time to apply his science to
your industry. He must have time
for experiment. and must be given
both leisure and fullest opportunity
to follow out these lines of prolonged
and systematic investigation. on which
alone scientific knowledge has been
built"
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08
A. Others Near ue.

A well known Oxford don was asked
to speak into photograph. and was
interested In hearing the reproduc-
ton. He listened throughout. then
said with scarcely concealed disgust:
Through this machine an able to
spsak II parsiculas1y bumptlous 40
a1eeted nAsneF. TIE voFthy -
~ bsar1 hlnne1f = ulhHp hoax ~,
- - ~ = Neg11 ~ n iI j1Ii
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08

Anotner IorWaTu movement AIesiS
staggered along with his burden.
Two Of the soldiers sprang to his
side.
The doors of the etape were thrown
open.
In another moment, bruised and
bleeding and faint, Alexis Nazimoff
staggered into the room; the courier
held out his arms to receive the sense
less woman from her rescuer. Alexis,
with a sigh Of unutterable relief,
breathed q prayer Of thanks. and then
As he gave the courier the woman
whose life he had saved his brain
reeled. the light faded from his eyes.
his knees trembied, q shudder passed
through his frame. and he fell at full
length on the floor.
He had tainted,
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08
Dswars Of Dirty Menev.

For some months past there has
been . noticeable diminution In the
proportion Of filthy bank notes in cir.
cnlation. This II undoubtedly due TO
= qowing popular aversiun TO such
nctee. and we are glaA 70 - tod .that
encfeased facilities ~ th1le rudomt.
- ~ y ~ a1DD1@ ~ ~ ~ 40
= ~ g! L. Z! =. |. ~ Z =! \! = 49, 4
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08

ID ARKE ST RV S S "A I
By H DoNNELLY. =
copyusht by bysteesA Asmish 4
CHAPTER xvl-continued.
BY II. ORArrAN DONNELL

SHAPIEh AtI-Sout"eSe'
The wolves were closing in upon
him.
They we're on all sides, a famished.
bowling pack OF devils. their white
fangs and fiery eyes showing with hor-
rihle distinctness us they sprang ut
him.
The rife. swung with all his
strength from left to right, and from
right to left. cleared path for him
and no sooner did one of the brutes
fall than score of Its fellows literally
tore 1t in pieces.
Alexis was becoming exhausted.
1t was too much for him in his weak
ened state.
One of the wolves, one larger than
the rest, made bound Tor ms
throat. but before it reached him sank
in death agony with bullet in its
brain.
At the same moment, by the over
turned sleigh. Alexis caught sight OF
the object of his heroic quest
1t was woman,
With white face she stood there,
revolver in hand, her back protected
by the sleigh. Shot after shot rang
out, and as each time, with unerring
arm, the bullet lodged in the body OF
a wolf. she gained moments respite
from the cowardly brutes.
But the end was bound TO come.
The last shot but one had been
fred.
As II by some devilish instinct the
wolves seemed to know that their vic
tim was now defenseless. and they pre-
pared for a rush in all the strength
OF their numbers.
With howl that could have been
heard league another pack of the
brutes had come down from the hills
and Joined the others.
Then 1t was that the helpless wom-
an uttered the wild shrek of agony
that had reached the ears of her res.
cuer-had reached even to the courier
in the e:ape.
Alexis sprans forward. He found
that the arm was n magazine rifle.
and with a prayer OF thankfulness he
opened fire Shot after shot, perfect
fusilade followed. and half dozen of
the brutes were lying bleeding in the
snow.
Another moment and he had
reached the woman. His face was
covered with blood. his arms were
torn, but he clasped her by strong
effort and began the retreat TO n place
of safety.
Repulsed by the shots. the wolves
had given way for a time, and then
had made simultaneous rush to
feast on the carcasses OF those slain
by Alexis.
But the feast did not last long.
Maddened more than ever by the
taste of blood. they sprang after Al.
exis and his now unconscious bur.
den.
He has saved HIM" shouted the
courier at the moment, as he caught
sight of Alexis, and then as he looked
again he exclaimed: My God. 1t is
a woman: Men, men. to the rescue!"
The soldiers waited no longer. The
fact that a woman was in danger
seemed TO awaken all that was manly
in their natures and they rushed to
the rescue.
Another moment and IL would have
been too late.
A volley met the first OF the fero.
cious. maddened brutes. The pack
halted for a moment. and gave long
howl Of rage. Another volley checked
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08
CHAPTER XVI.
The csueiae.a saiss;as.

The csuriss's Missien.
The courier bore the fnsensibie form
a. Tie woman into the room occupied
~ Cobb and the baroness.
~ the door closed behind hin.
x1FsiehsR turned quickly to Niehnaas
- sai1 b . whispss: Il hsss :
nanGr-Waatir
4. x1o1 eB1esfng De gard 70 fssuDs
49, 49, - eavs IL connas1 =
n ~ sisoaefs = ~ tanevee.
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08
obeved orders.

Ted was very much given 70 IA "a n
questions which his mother .,,s.tjs u
siwsys have the wisdom or incns-i 'as \
to answer. Ted also slu.sa ss,a ~
enough to make what ne .oshsn sa. I
very. funny. One day, MS iu Ssrsr y
coming weary Of trying 70 an'
questions, said: ,noll!
''rsd, don't you AK mo a
question for IN hour" -, I IN
He remained vsry quieI ls,Ios. II
whi1e and then asked : cp. c,.. ~
[ 1e0thnf ~ yery evs.sha =
\ 1 ~ ~ ~ - az - ss
The Ordway new era., 1905-12-08

Into the hands OF John Sharp Will
iiams OF Mississippi. Democratic lead
er OF the House Of Representatives,
Speaker Cannon will put the gift Of
the task Of assigning the Democrats
to their seats in the committees.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-15

Grl NoolcUclt mo Norrimuu olti Der
nSlbcrIu." - &upuu ais NbluG
Qcblrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-15
GmpicblcnSlucrtbCo TCiipicl.
ICutldc pom Gunn3piur I'M &or0Cr.
trciicu Oc2 polltiid)cn Samples.

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tern ser 0CltihCu Ncu0lfrrlulQ cine
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r0luuclL MN lin0 ubCr NilrNcr 0cut.
ldlcr Ncrrrnit III bcionocr3 chrcnocr
Wellc nit Ser Scitun1 elmer HroBeu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bctruut mor0cn.
Inter Den orci}cbu NonlCu olti
Dem ocnotrotlidcn Sidct liir 0ic in
plcr Mod)cn ituttiinocn0c StidlDub!
ljn0 Iilnf 0Ultitc, HuO 0crt rritrn
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Amt 0ca Nijr1crmciitcr4 nintmt \.
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Guruornn's MUrocr.

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3lnUmcr III Nr. no, ,. NpCulc, &c
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mo oClicn &cid)c in icd)a Stiidc ser
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Coroner Sholcr oDnc 3lll0iiu,Q Don
Witr0id)oit OCm &eriobrCn Der @ro6.
QClhluorcncn iibCrmicicn. Ter ISn-
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