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Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-05-14
ANNOUNCEMENT.

I hereby announce myself as q can
didate for the Office of treasurer Of
Wayne county, subject to the action Of
the Democratic County Convention.
JOHN III. HILL, JR.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1908-05-14

Fol- Electric Motors and placing same
In commission see Jno. s. Dortch.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23

s ct al @iGer66s @o6oiogne, ser
er bcfenot for lit Sognerooo, ION
~pil bore | So, er Ser fornDlig
forefol0et en- mltnter 8egipen6eo.
gn If6Dgger, las os foloe BAN
g., cr Ell bGlOig SGger, og en- Sag
IfoO ban Ell Sore paa lin cqen Sor0,
% Set bap0e ban ielpfolqelig Sop
til. Wen &oren, ser nof bar Ifll0t,
men fife mere Op0 ems at Sen fltn0e
Gpbe fist, 6egap Jig inh poo Ell o1oell
WanOS SorO, bpor Sen ioo afgif
re0 Sp0en. 81. off in0 % tog &uren,
og set bapoe ban ie(pfolgelig fife
Sob til. Gjeren al Soroen, bbor &o=
rem 66Oe, ban1 fan Ri faloe g., bar
nemlia ogiao -Seaer, % ban blep
bre0, inoltGbncoe 81. og ftf iflg.
rSolb. 81. 9agbl." 0enne ibemt en-
@gOe pao Is ST. og 9 &r. / grltat=
ming for Saren.
Oct blep 81. not,trligpis preo oper
og ipefulereOe poo Seem, og Sep=
nen fpm burtigt. 81. bar nernlig
gr~anofogeo, og ban pt6Fte, at 9.
haDOe topetieret tine &offelopnspla-
Ger og BET maa man fife, BET forbD=
Scr 9rnn0politilopen euer en- anoer
SOB. SQu Bps I., at g. ifltloe rip(
Sapetet at tine &pffelobnspldoer
Men iua blep g. igen breb, % SC
ban pioite, at Der bar mango nnor(
| Sognet, Der ogiaa bnpbe tapetie
ret beres &offelopnsplaoer, iao an
gap ban nogGe At bisie og bisie igel
onOrc, og mootte 8ronoipnet poc
@onOring pg poabpoe Self / 5og.
net at fou oeres &affelppnsplooer
SperensItemme1Ie meb 2onen.
SaaleOes fit bele Spgnet Grpgl,
Sg bet bar bare for @urens Sfplo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
&pmbcitanbems Sparefasic ug
Smpr= GfspDrtfOreningen.

Ml6ertis 2 Malfef6er er fommet
pp at Itanges. Spnrefasien mener,
Sen bar 7 MiQioner tilgobe Dos
@fsportforeningen. 0fen Seieite-
retsiagferer 2unn, iom iii er an
taget iom &egter for Sc ifoOeliOtc
Meieriers Snteresier flyer: CTS
rprtforeningen ifplOer life 5pore-
fosIen Ell Gre; Sp6rgsmoalet er,
en- oens W}eierier life bor noget
tiIqooe bos Sparefo5ienL ingen al
0eres 4noeIsbopere er %iolibariif for
pIiqte6e / oette SorbolO. Oct bar
bpret en- 8eorogeri 4ffGre fra for
tie Serb, 4G6erti breO Jig fell ON
Ge0tpgterne, intet Meieri frnoe one.
at ser bar noget / &eien. Ser, 6por
@lherti bar toget @enqene, Ser er
set sc mangGer, nentlig / Spare
fnsien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
Gn fritiif Nat,
mems 9 anmarf pper.

Sort 9ano" for BEN 8. Dec. IN
he9ol0er ell Nrtifel, al bpilfen pi
gengiDer fslgenOe, Der fife bebgper
nGrl1ere &pnlnlentar:
Oct bar Natten meaem Sen 5.
rg 6. Neppember / @ar.
S~pbenbnpn lna / lin trpggeite
Sppn. 8na &afeerne bnpbe oe flo
ite bjempenoenbe @piter ct Yor
&ittigbeOer ON SUPERINTENDENT,
1niOt oppe i en- @osiiar ON 8pnpt
pg Seateri1nOoer. Sg til ingens,
iIet ingenS 296er 9upoe set SrDl=
leorO funoet Sci iom 9agen igen=
mem bopoe bragt set gonife @ltro-
pa til at ifelne / reolelsblonbet
observation-disclosures:
Gnfablanca-G aiablancu
&ebenbupn bar goaet til go.
Staoen og 9anOet JOB 8arnets
iorqlsIe Sbpn. 90 olIertrpggeft JOB
2nnoets b6iptie Hegering.
Men operoGt / Sc bonIfe Sor-
nIorfe SroblheO % oorbadgenSpGn-
nonoe bar ser / gtopem6ernatten
morfe GrooIbeo og ~oorpoogen Speu-
bling, Obi ipreot ober Dem aGe:
2iQebGGt, 6tore6aIt % Ore
iunO loa Ben tpife 6loaOe. 2aa pao
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23

Eoa Dcn unOcn SiOc bapoer Spa
r%cfosiens iuriOiifc &ogter, 0per-
retsiagiprer 9lmOrup, at oenne
Gle Sc Nor, Somarbejoet bar BE-
itonct, bar uObetolt iii @}eierierne
&c 2lfregningsbelp6, iom Gtsport-
foreningcn bar mlpiit I'll llObeta-
ling, % &ontocn er life Oe6iteret
for oltore Selpb: Sc Eetge Glberti
far %forbrrgt, bar ban tuget Al CTS
portforcningGns &nDtGQtcr Der %
/ England.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
Sc rnsiiifc MiOroere.
Ct Sru eISbrep. - ct
5Or6er poo Spgebuet.
st 6emmeltgt Srpffer
&6ben6opn?


6orb0rene oper Moroer6onoen
ira 9sibierggoorO fortinttes Bag
rig, % EOlitiet / Morore 9irf er
fpmmen til set HeiuGtot, at ser Der
/ 8pen moa finoes ct bemmeligt
Srpfferi, Ser Fl. a. bor BEN Opgo-
pc at foripne be berboen0e Gusiere
meo fnIif &ns.
gulottis Sort I @iGeftraOe, Ser
enur rnoer Nopnet Meumonn, fo1n
timber Torberet forGe0en til at for=
tale fig % fremfom bG. 4. me0 Sen
Otring, at aae Oe Gltsiere, Ser boe0e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23

I Den f0ben6opnifc aoloni, bar lt0cr
llllofo9elie foIite 9fopna % bopoc
Fopirer IpOelloc oerpoo.
9on inorommeoc ogioa ielp, al
NFoollct Nelumorm, iom BAN falotc
llg, bar folif, men nugte0e at opgi-
ne lit rigtige 9topn.
6rl Beef, Ser liggcr ing poo so
lpitolet / 2png6p, mootog for Ct
For Gage iioen ct Sruiels6rep,
bnori Ser Itoo:
- 0eres Wun0 - Sfltrfen -
bar fooet iii, men ban poo Corn
f1erggoorO fortiener life at Hippo
let, ban ifol pines til set poerIte.
9tls pao Sornbierg, bans Sio
tollllller oglan. -
Fropr. Nielien CT Ielufplgeli9
1SIlt lt%bebogelig 6er6rt oper 6ele
NffGrel, og bans @uitru CT 6(epen
lan forIfrGffet, at 6ltn oie6liffeliu
reiite ira @ooroen iomlncn n1eo Iir
0utter.
Snoiomlingen til 6rr Beef mene5
at piQe inObringe tO-t5,OOO SIR.
5 @uor 6lcp Soften Iut pou Sp-
qe6ltIet / 9pngbp, bporefter @irfe-
BONNER @oleltr nfbol0t 6or6er oper
6ru Secf. Ger fremfom Oog intet
iGrli9t g5pt, oo 6ruens 6orfloring
neie itente operens mes Nrreiton-
tcrnes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
@uab mn?

S 00nnif 6olfetioenoc~ lporger
&aitor 9ierre: y@puO mp" Oq
oar. 9gbl." giper utoer ). s.. fol=
genOe Spor, iom ogioa piier @aIt.
@ierreS S%tonopunft.
Ger ipnes life at fltnne bore no
gen 9oipl 6erom.
.Eoitor 8ierre l1lna nuturligpis
enten nppellere lin Sag til @eie=
iteret eler tage i'm Nfifco. Der
eipes forutftigpis ingen onoen
Wf1Iigbe0.
Ger bar / oenne Sag ppret en-
ioo0an Snaffen fren og til6oge, og
ser er 6egaaet inn mango ,lt6eiin=
bigbe0er fra ToItor @ierres Sen
ners St0e, at set bar pno Si0e, at
per fon ct beitent Gr0 % Ell BE-
Itcmt 6nnOling. % bette er, noor
@oItor 9jerre nterer at bope liot
llret pes 9ommcn, ell 9lppel I'll
@gielteret.
&i f%oritanr life, at |oItor Bier
re life 1trafS bill uotole Jig berom.
men mener, at bet biIGe nGppe
rGre rigtigt, ON ieg ganife enc el=
Ter poa Itoaenoe SOB tog 9eitent-
melie ON Bette"
Ser ifal efter bans @ening Ia
ges &enipn til nWlenigbe0en"s
Sitting, Ser ifal tages &enlpn til
sc operorone0es Sitting, ser ifoI
ifnffes l1Oifrift al Sogen % 0om<
men, Ser ifol iifres iurioiif Nsii=
itance.
%aitor Sierre beOer Iine &enner
en- at bope Soalmooigbeo.
Modife bans folfeGige og poll
fife Senner fan BABE 6enne SaaG-
mooigbe6, men Ben Oonife Erplte=
iton0 fan abioll1t fife hupe Sen.
@ar 8a1tor 8ierre life Sen Saft
ielp at tage Snitiutipet til en- Ip=
pei til Spieiteret, maa &reiteIton=
ZEN forlange BET. Gen fan fife ftnoe
fig l. at en- ManO, Der berer NaDn
al 8r9it / Ben oanife Solfefirfe,
bar Ell Zig &ommisiionsoom fin
benoe paa Jig, men mao beiten1t for
Iange, at enten mao GaItor 8ierre
itrafs appelere 9ommen eqer og=
ioa mo ban tage lin NfIfeo. GeO-
blipe at p9re &rGIt meb Oenne
9om pao Jig fan ban fife.
Sun fan ber 6berfen ifg0e Jig ino
unoer rMenigbeoen"s eler uWenig-
bebsraooene"S Nfgprelie, ban fan
beller life ifp0e Jig ito unOer tine
oberoroneOes Mening, lige iaa liOt
inm ban fan ylepe paa" De Menne-
ifers SiQio, Ser fenoer 6am fra
bans 6ore0rogs= og SreItepirfIom=
beO, lelp ON oct er mango Suitn0e.
geei, orette SeOfommenoe" er
@oItor 8jerre ielp. Oct er 6om
ieIb, Ser ifal treHe Ifg6relien /
benne Sag. Oct er ogiou bam ielb,
ser burbe beoe Jig fritaget for, at
Observation-Disclosures" pnn bette
Siospu11ft inhienOer NnoragenOe
ON, at Snipeniionen moa bGbes.
Hoo Spergsmnolet: o6pob mp"
fan Ser efter Dor Wentnn finn gf-
reg eet Spar.
0ette Spar er life ct rbaooe-
og", men ct oenten-eller."
@nten &pieIteret eGer @fIfeO.
8liber set SsieIteret, "a mac mo-
tlrligbis Suipentionen %bebpare, in6<
iii SeieTterets afg6relie ct t%ruffen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23
Gn 2 / &nngelanDsbGltet til Salgs,

Den lille Q SIP uOfor <Dfp=
blng, 1om bprer nIt0er Stambulet
Ne0ergaur0, blep ,. 3. 0s. iolgt
pe0 Auftion. O}nn fonmer til al
tpnfe pau ben 2 | 9iuebplt, ON
Dpilfen BET fpr 3 9lur iiOen meooel=
ties, at ben bar Liant, leiet eQer
iolgt til Ell Erofesior ira BET ltore
SGOrelunO, iom muatte fornle1e al
le I0gang til ben, 0a han lfulOe
bape nbiolut DO til At or0ne ct
9ibliotbef. 9u 0u Ben tDIfe Wia=
rille Dag lt0 % Sag inO Hlatpp=
rcrer % ifpoer / Set inlo1e 9iQe-
belt, ifulOe maI1 ipneS Set mnat=
te pGre imoat 6cpenOt nteO Hoen.
Wten en- TIFF Grpfesior fia0er MAD
ife iuit Sen Muiif 6e~roligenoe.
@Qers fltn0e Fan bel ref(cftere pua
Zen / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, bpis ban
"a en0nl1 efsiIterer.
1904 &eteraner fra GA far peo
en- Neputation bos 6inonsminiIteren
ipgt ON at faa Ell 6eoer8Qohe lige=
Iom MGn0ene fra 48-50. Mi1i=
1teren iporeoe, at beres Mnoragen:
Sc ifltloe blipe forelogt G~igsoagen.
t6anbelsminiitertet. - Ser bar
lGnge guaet 9mgter ON, at Ell
&ontor6efspoit / SanOelsminiite-
riet ifuloe beiettes meo &eoaft9=
rem al s0onif Sefartstioenoe4 @r,
emil &rogb. 9e ferreite bar if
fert feItet 2iO til &igtigbeOen al
bette Sorlpoenoe, iom mi tmtoler=
tic 0elDis 6efr9ftes officielt 0erpeO,
at geitprellen for 9lftieIelifobet
u9anif Spfortstiben0e" paa ct Mp-
De bor tillaot &eOoftSr &rogb at fro
tr9Oe i'm Sitting iom nnlpnrlig
&eoer al SlaOet for i en- ner
JremtiO at opertoge ct gmbeoe
Wtinilteriet for Sa10el og SGfart~
Gn Suteltgu anbDlbt paa Sriitpl-
@n Ntoromano er BEN 4. Sec. blepen
onbolDt paa y@otel SriltoI", iigtet
for Ell Hpffe @oteltpberier.
Sam bar tioligere bpet paa @otel=
let, og bper Sang er Ser begoaet
Spperier fra Be an0re SotelgeIter,
og BET par ofte fife ubetpoelige
@engebelsb, BET Oreieoe Jig ON.
ga @oromanoen ben 4. So. for
pnrigt unOer ct mt Nabn. inofonot
ilg paa @otcQet, ge%nfennte &prtie=
rem ban og foronleoigeoe 6om on
holot.
Otter @rlnolopsfor6gret 6lep ban
helugt meO g(rreit, en6if6nt ban
poa oct fraftigIte prpteitereOe. libel
0igpis for BAN er Fan imiolertio
bfepen genfenbt al flere Hortierer
ira forifeGige andre berperenOe So
teller, 6por Fan bar boet UNDER for
ffeIlige falife Noone og SitGer.
Solfcfirfen, - Spgnepr91t 8uid
req &or Srue &irfe / SOenie er
efter 9lni6gning afifeoiget / Haore
fra 81. December.
&aabcifnD. Den 4. Dec. bleb Ell
&orl, IS. Glouien, Sgn al Susmanb
@lauien al @9SS peO Natifop, pao
en- Sagthnr / NGrbeoen al Sre6s-
! 6olm rant al ct SfuO un6er Def
enc Since.
ltIDffen ifete pe0, at BON bapOe
lagt 86sien ira Jig og fom til at
trGOe poa Sen, bborpe6 SfuOOet gift
At. @an bIep in0Iogt pao 9fofifor
Spgebus, bpor 9enet, ser por fltl6.
itHlt6iQ iplintret, bIep amputeret.
Slptninscn At SnippelsbrO. -
aebenbapnS MugiItrot agter / 66l-
&c 6orlpoen0e at foreI(oo 8orger.
reprpfentationen, at man life, ion
r%eotooet, fIptter Sen qomle Snip
aeLa6ro til 8er5grapen, ga @ote.
riottt 6ar biIt fig at ppre ret 6aar-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-12-23

mart er / 81. vNalb. 9lmtSt." for
nplig ufgaoet peO GpOen. @ln 6lcp
50 Nar.
CuerfBrt al Spgct. Gn 30oorig
Gortpr @. s.. 9%ticlicn blcp Den 3.
os. operfprt al Ell Hdngermaifine
pnu Observation-Disclosures / &ol0ing.
MoIfinen gif opcr oct enc Ben, Iont
GleD fmtIt. Gen tilifn0etonrne blep
inOlogt pao Spgebuiet. Son cr iiOen
| ofQaaet pcO 9p0en.
Gu fife Eigc gnact OilO. Gn lille
&ige 4 Nor gommel, 0atter al
@oelsmun0 56pmns SDenOien,
Snertilrge Grpsmarf, gif forleOen
9lften pilo pes at goa ira 9to6oen
g bien.
Gn 6orGlorene ipnte5, bun 6lcp
for lpllde borte, borte Sc efter 1en=
Sc bps Nn6oen % if Oa at OiOe, at
hltn bar gaaet 0erfru. Der 6lep i6gt
otter ben6e belle 9tottet. men f6r1t
npIte Gags Wforgen fanot 8aurO=
man0 &iplien ben0e pnn lin Warf,
bDor BUN lua % JOB pes Si0en al
eli @fgft, ser bar ca. 3 9Qen Op6.
Ger bar Ell fife Sumo nle0 benOe.
Sum befinOer Jig imiolerti0 i'll.
v&olb. 9ugbl. ret bel igen.
Iur raft t Mnnocn. &eO &etten
/ @erning fnlOt Ser forle0en 0om
/ Ell Sag moo Ell Won6, Ser If1l0e
babe iigtet Sugipgeren for at bnne
nflagt folif IS. Gen fornGrmeoe
Wono f6rte ifelge rHingfi. 81. 9bl.~
10 Si0ner paa iin Wo0parts Ml1n0,
og beo 0ommen tilpGigte6es oenne
erten at mi Jig pes So eGer at BE-
tale en- 8g0e poa 50 &r.
&ifDe &bicr. gn Del fremme0e
&bter, Ser iiges at b0re biemme /
0DrbD 2itergonrO, bar / Sen lenere
Si0 hoft Silbolb ltoe poo g. Ssrs=
feb @eOe, bbor Sc logger 0eres Sgoe
poa Sc nprltggenbe &1tItltrenge og
/ nogIe oerbprenoe &orn1taffe. Sf6nt
gieren bar 16lobet en- 9rI6r til
Dem, Ser fa1tger Dem, bar a0e Sor=
Jog if9lge o&ono. I. 9tn." bibtil
n9ret f~prgebes; 9prene CT foa Ifp,
at set er oloeles um1tligt at fomme
Dem npr.
SDueri paa Sp%gilognarS, st ungt
Mennaife, Ser tiener baa en- @aaro
/ &elfsn1pegnen, bapoe forfeoen facet
Sop + at aoo ober til 5oritonoeren
pdd g 10godr6, bpor ban er OBJ
eroget, for at faa nogle Henge iii
rpt S6i. @engene ff ban ogioo,
men iamtioig iao ban ifGg. Ygib. ct.
SolfebI." 2eiligbeo til at brpoe ino
/ SorboGterens |erelie pg 1tiple 80.
&r. / Seoler. Mistotfen foGot 1trofs
paa bam, og ga bon fom / Sorb6r,
tilItoo ban fig ogiaa TfpGoig. Mf
Gengene baboe ban finn brugt 5 &r.
San 70 es al fin S1tsbono iom en-
flint pg opgtig Mrbeioer.
Samget Nciertpr. Gn nng &arI
ira &ellerl1p, Der for Chen uftiener
i'm SGrnepligt pes %. Battalion /
Siborg, forlDan0t for en- Sf0 iioen,
meotagenOe lit @ep9r og nogle ifar=
Pe Yatroner. 9a n1ar piD1te, at bans
&9rel tie lige bab0e ilaaet op meo
bdm, bar mar liOt urolige for bam:
men BET lpffeOes iflg. Silt. &c.,
Gem" burtigt SeIerup 8oliti at
fi1oe 9eiert9ren bos bans 8eoItemo=
ser | &eIlerup, og ban bIeo oerefter
afbentet al III Sergent pg brogt til
foge til Sibore.
@n 8auc, Der flutes. Sor noglc
Star iioen ifGnfeOe a0bmono
SdmiOt / Mnrioger Ell Del 1m1ffe
Camper til 8pens Strife; mi Far
airfen fooet eleftriif SeGpsning, og
ga 2amperlle Oerefter err bleben ober=
fl6oige, er De iflg. uNalb. Stifts."
otter @iperenS 2nife blepen Ifen=
fet til &irfen / GinObGes, bpor SOB
man6 S6miOt ct blepen fonfirmeret.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-25

ask cheek of freedom in this republic,
the country will have only itself to
blame if it fails to make an end to it!
If the people really want what they
want when they want it, no man, or set
of men, can keep them from getting it!
Therefore, we regard it as a happy
sign of the times that the eyes Of the
people just now are being trained on
congress-apparently trained as they
have not been for many days. II the
picturesque devilment sometimes done
by that honorable body--or that may be
done by it, or might be done by its
inquired into exhaustively, and a ration
al verdict rendered upon the evidence
disclosed, the country cannot suffer
much, no matter who happens to be
president. If the citizens Of this land
will take care of the congresses, presi-
dents generally may be safely trusted to
take care of themselves.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-25

man realizes, If he never did before,
that a woman's way is woman's way;
that "age cannot wither her, nor Gus
tom stale her infinite VARIETY" She
wouldn't wear rat and she would
mt wear many other things you wot not
Of, mayhap, were it not to achieve
good and uplifting purpose. 1t is wo-
mans province, and her greatest Joy,
we sometimes think, to make man hap
py in spite of his blind and unreason-
ing self! Hers not to reason why; hers
but to please or diet If she gave cred
ulous ear to all the whyfores, whereins,
and heroinbefores of the masculine per-
suasion, man would not be the HAPPIER
for it, no matter what contrary opinion
he imagines he SO ssnsibly entertains!
She knows he wants to be thrilled at
the sight of her; she is aware that he
longs for her to be beautiful. She
knows it, often, for fact, when he is
not himself even so slightly aware that
it is true. She realizes these things, and
she acts upon them accordingly
There is period in every mans life,
Of course, when he imagines he can up
set the stars in their movements, if he
should feel so inclined. In youth-gen-
orally very early youth, at that--there
comes to him day on which he sets
fast his face against those things he
conceives to be woman's wicked wiles.
But, heigho! he gets over it! Sufficient
ly and completely he recovereth; yea,
even as the day rscovereth its glory
with the rising of the morning sun!
Be of good cheer, professorl One of
these sweet young things viii round you
up sooner or later( all in her own good
time! Never doubt it; it is sure to
come to pass, unless your case is hope.
less, and if it is you are still more to
be pitied than scorned. If her frat"
affrights your soul and disturbs the es-
thetic flow of your mental equipment,
she has other arrows in her CULVER!
There are more strange things In a wo.
mans wonderful way, Horatio, than
e'er were dreamed of in your poor phil
osophy!
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-25
A BIG MEETING

Democrats throughout ella county
generally should cooperate with the To-
cal Bryan and Kern club in preparing
for the reception and entertainment of
Mark A. Smith, who is to visit Globe
on October 10.
The occasion of Mr.. Smiths visit
should be made the big political event
of the campaign and it win be if every
democrat does his full duty. Too great
honor cannot be bestowed upon the dis
tinguished Arizonan, and there should
be no delay in arranging for this big
meeting.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-25
SUBSEQUENT PROSPERITY

In his reply to Mr.. Bryan, Mr.. Taft
referred to republican success in Novem-
Der and subsequent prosperity. It is one
of the jovialties of the situation that
the republicans habitually refer to a
continuance of the causes Of dull times
ard business depression as the remedy
for them, says the st. Louis Republic.
In complete control of every branch
and department of government, the re-
publicans produced panic. Indiffer-
encc, mismanagement, extravaganza,
lack Of foresight, failure to adopt and
apply corrective legislation, blind adher-
erce to an obsolete tariff, and unwill-
ingness to reform an antiquated cur
rency were the contributing causes of
the panic, and the republicans were the
sole contributors--th only possible con-
tributors.
1t was first-class panic, too-not an
underdone, half hearted affair, but a
lusty, wooi-dyed, bottle-blown article,
which the mighty prosperity of the most
prosperous country in the most prosper
Gus times in the history of the world
could not stem nor check. It was
prosperity which came and stayed not
because of the republicans and their
management, but despite their misman-
agement. But it succumbed in the end.
Now they come forward with promises
to do everything just as they have been
doing it, and ask nation of intelligent
people to believe that the perpetuation
of the causes of business disaster will
be sure cure. Is 1t not effrontery?
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-25
YOUTHFUL FOLLY

Says a youlig-we suspect very young
college professor down Ohio way, a
member of the Ohio state university fac
ulty, indeed:
"'No woman who wears a rat shall
ever become my wife. -
Oh. the rashness, the self satisfaction,
the bubbling egotism Of youth! In its
entirety it ofttimes is so ridiculous it
becomes delightful! The very cocksure-
ness of the juveniles excites admiration,
largely mingled with benign tolerance!
They know not so abundantly whereof
they speak that their audacity would
appal did it not so thoroughly amuse!
Oh, callow youth, take the kindly and
well-intentioned advice of innumerable
men whose days are bordering on the
sere and yellow leaf. You can't beat
womankind at her most expert game
her one triumphant art supreme! The
primrose path you tread today is pleas
ant enough; 1t charms the "has-beens"
in retrospect no less surely than it de-
lights those who stroll its pleasant, fra
grant, alluring ways along just now.
Perhaps, in truth, it charms in retro
spect the more.
But, as Mr.. Henry Watterson says,
Wisdom cometh with the night and
as evening shadows first begin to fall
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-25
A HOPEFUL SIGN

The patter Of campaign hot shot about
the devoted head Of the Hon. Joseph G..
Cannon, speaker of the national house of
representatives, and reputed boss of the
same, win serve one good purpose, if
it does not effect everything its sponsors
hope for. 1t may be counted on to
arouse the great American electorate
in some measure to the fact that it must
choose congress that may be trusted TO
enact into law the reforms the public
demand, or 60 right ahead with those
reforms existing in its mind only.
In its last analysis, the pertinent
query, ''shall the people rule?'' must be
answered by congress. If the people
certainly determine that they want to
rule this land, and will rule it, they
have all the power necessary to accom-
plish that end-and that power lies di-
rectly and positively in the people s
right to elect just such congresses as
they desire. There is no appeal from
that right; it is final and conclusive!
Presidents may propose legislation, but
congress can reject 1t. Presidents may
veto laws, but congress can pass them
over their heads. Even the law that
the supreme court of the United States
may declare to be invalid and unconsti-
tional can be reached by the people
through congress; for congress may pro-
pose constitutional amendments, and the
people, through their state machinery,
may amend, abridge, or even abolish
the constitution! The people can rule;
they are supremel It only remains for
them to exercise the powers that are
guaranteed to the1nl
If Cannonism, so-called. is distasteful
to the people, they have their remedy.
If congress--its powers and functions
is conferred in this one individual and
the theory Of government he is widely
believed to practice; if standpatinm and
cabal control constitutes the reactionary
worm in the bud that feeds on the dam
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-25
TO BE HAPPY

You must have good health. You can u
have good health if your liver is not
doing its duty-slow but sure poison
ing is going on all the time under such
circumstances. Billiards. Herbine makes
perfectly healthy liver--keeps the
stomach and bowels right and acts as a
tonic for the entire system. Sold by
Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-25

1.-The presidents letter to that Hell
ena man convinces me-" says Taft
convert, in one of the New York papers.
This, we might say, is fine example Of
Khors and effect.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-25

At a recent PIrtspurg FAMILY dinner,
million dollar souvenirs were hand
ed around by the paterfamilias. Natur-
ally. nobody present ate anything with
accompanying unpleasant thoughts
anent the cost Of living.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-25

The Chicago Record Herald says that
Evelyn Thaw is contemplating lecture
tour. Angels and ministers of grace, de-
fend us.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-25

The champagne crop in France this
year is said to be far and away the
smallest ever known. AS the great bulk
of our genuine French champagne
doesn't come from France, however, we
cannot see that this is really any of our
funeral.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-25

Money is easy says trade jour
mai. Curiously enough, that is what
Thomas w. Lawson says also. But the
two authorities do not speak from exact
ly the same point of view.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-25
Probate Judge.

The undersigned begs leave to an.
nounce that he will be candidate for
the Office of probate judge of ella
county, subject to the action of the
democratic county convention.
j. c. EVANS.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-25

There seems to be some doubt abroad
in the land whether Mr.. Taft, in the
event of his election, will consider Gen
eral Leonard Wood in the light of an
asset or a liability.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-25
For Sheriff

1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the office of sheriff of ella
county, subject to the action Of the
democratic county convention.
j. III. THOMPSON.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1908-09-25
For Supervisor.

| hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the Office of supervisor of ella
county, subject to the action of the re-
publican county convention.
WILLIAM RYAN.