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Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-18
THE LESSON
 E ROM ARIZONA

The result in Arizona, aside from that feature of it which is grati- feation to the Democratic politi- elan, contains a lesson that 1t would be well for politicians, fires peetive of party to take to heart and that it that dir+y polite does not pay. nor does personal abuse win votes in these good days of enlightenment and independent thought.
 The argument Gi ths republicans was not a real argument at all, but a threat of the big stick at washington-the displeasure of Mir. Taft and of Congress-and of personal abuse of those who re- fused to be frightened or bulldozed by that threat.
 The advocate of the reservation to the citizen of his inherent right to govern was all sorts of a male factor according to the republican organs and an enemy to statehood Nobody was given credit for sheer ity of motive or for an honest de- sire to advance the interests of the new state except those who took their orders from Washington or from emissaries from the seat of presidents cabinet was sent there to infiuene overawe or coeree the men Of Arizona to frame a consti. tuition that would tie their hands and give republican politicians, re- publican politics and interests a free hand.
 We do not doubt that these mis- taken and illadvised methods added many votes to the democratic cause. and we are frank to admit that the Democratic organs were not blame less, for they did not wholly rely upon the righteousness of their cause. but retaliated upon the re- publicans with abuse
 Nevertheless. the democrats show ed themselves unafraid and posses cd of faith in the cause of the rights of men for which they strove and succeeded.
 The result will be we confidently believe a sane and sensible funda- mental law which will make it i'm possible for the interests ever to dominate the new state, one that will allow the people and not the politicians to rule and that will lead to the quick development of tn. states uncounted riches and poten, ialities.
 No president and no Congress will dare ever to withhold statehood from Arizona when she submits 8 eonsti. tation such as the complexion o: the convention assures will be written for approval-El Paso Times.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-18

When disappointed Republicans with vetoed statehood that is just when they begin giving the blows that make and leave the scars that cannot and will not be effaced in a generation of men.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-18
ENGLISH AVIATOR COMING

LONDON Sept 17.-James Redley the young English aviator who holds the speed record, sailed on the Car mania today for Ne~ York. Mir. had ley expects to take part in the New York-toChicago contests next month
Arizona republican., 1910-04-07

Seed potatoes $50 sack. 20c cash for eggs. Crump Hay & Grain Co.
 bm
Arizona republican., 1910-04-07
Weather Conditions,

The western low pressure arrl has progressed northcastward from Illi- nois- to Michigan and lower ontario. in a somewhat decreased state ot energy. and has caused light rainfall over the southeast, the Ohio valley and the Lake region. Tho northwest ern etOrm center has united with the Mexican depression. forming one gen eral trough of low pressure. which eX- tends across the Rocky Mountain re- zion, from Montana to Arizona. and accompanied by light rain over the Pacific northwest. The western high pressure area is moving slowly across the Arkansas and lower Missouri val lcys. Another area of high pressure is advancing toward the oregon and Washington coasts from the north Pacific. Temperatures have decreased decidedly over the Ohio valley and the Great Lakes. There is an increase of degrees to l4 degrees over the Rocky mountains. Cloudiness is gen cral. except small areas of sunshine over the central valleys. Conditions are favorable for partly cloudy wealth CT over this section during tonight and ThurSdaN
Arizona republican., 1910-04-07
ELECTION RETURNS
 NOT YET COMPLETE
May Not Be Available Until the Off.
 cial Count.

Returns from the Ninth district of the water users association yesterday show that the ma jority for the water building will he greater than was shown by the figures of yesterday morning. Figures from the Tenth district are still missing though it Is majority of 475
 In the Ninth district the vote was as follows: For president, J. r. Orme, 3.313: for vice president, George D. Christy 3.165: for governor, F.. w. Wilbur. 3.573: for council George DorTnan. 3,313: for the water building ,505. against the building. li63. For some reason it seems impossi-
 ble to get complete returns from any election in this county until the of
 ficial count. by which time the facts become ancient history and tine aver age reader grows tired of speculating on partial reports.
 The returns to date show 20.3G7 votes for the water building and 12.Ol1 against it. or majority of S.3j7 in fa- vor of the building. with a possible added majority of 47j in the Tenth district.
 In connection with the election il k timely to call attention to two or three errors in tn. great register, merely to explain things and to em- phasize the necessity of shareholders acting promptly when notified of the preparation of the great register. There are quite number of shareholders who own land in more than one dis trict and it is their privilege to des- ignate which district they regard as their home precinct in which they de- sire to vote. Many of them neglect to do this until the last minute. which piles a lot of work on the secretary, who must get his copy ready in short order for the printer. after the close of registration. which is only a few days before election. Others neglet tO make any designation and the secretary has to use his judgment as to which dis trict the shareholder prefers to vote in. This confusion adds to the possibility of clerical errors for which there is of course no excuse except the rush of business and confusion, bu; human beings are bound to make errors occa- sionally under such circumstances.
 In the last register there were at least two errors and though it So happened that neither of them hy any possible chance could have materially changed the result in any district it was nevertheless irritating to the voter. who in one instance at least was listed in district in which he did not own property. He refused to vote in that district and whether he was allowed to vote in his own district. by the election board. was not learned. The error is of course regretted by the secretary as much as by the voter. but under the circumstapces il is quite fortunate that there Were not more errors.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-07
THE WEATHER.

The following bulletin regarding weather conditions is issued daiI- hy l.. N Jcsunofsky. section director at the Phoenix station:
 Phoenix. Ariz. April 6.--i coasts till 6 D. m. Thursday. mountain time
 For Phoenix and vicinity: Par,l,' cloudy tonight and Thursday.
 For Arizona: Partly cloudy tonight
Arizona republican., 1910-04-07
AN OLD TUNNEL
 RICH IN GOLD
A Discovery Made in the Gold Crown
 Mine.

KinGman Ariz. April Special Correspondence of The Republican, Word has just been received from F.. A. Barton. superintendent of the Gold Crown line at Union Pass. of the dis covert in an old tunnel now being eX- tended. of ore assaying sSS per ton. Sa mples taken a few days ago across the entire faue of tunnel No. ,. which is now in l5O feet. assavcd SIG. or nearly double the average value of the drift to date The Gold Crown lies in the River Range. about nine miles north from the Gold Crown mine. and it's ledge. q mixture of quartz and spar from 20 to 90 feet wide. is similar to the veins of the San Francisco dis trict It has been under development by New Jersey company for about q year. which has disclosed bv means of numerous cuts and tunnels a body of free milling gold ore estimated by Barton to be 600. 01o tons and avcrag-
 ing better than SC per ton. Grading is now under way for q 100 ton stamp mill. contracts for which were let several weeks ago. and the first ship meut of machinery is expected in q few days.
 At the nciGhborinG Expansion mine rapid progress is being made in the erection of the new mill and cyanide plant. and both are expected to be compelled within the next thirty days. C II Hutchison is superintendent.
 Rex Dunlap. representing Twitchell and company ol Phoenix. in company with | D. Jordan. looked over seV- cral properties in the san Francisco district and expressed himself as very much pleased with the showings Dunlap stated that he would return in short time for further eXamina ton and that his firm would he in operation somewhere in the county within the next few months
Arizona republican., 1910-04-07
MUIR PHY.

Murphy. April 3.-k. <. Townsend has been marketing hay in Phoenix the past week. Maurice Hall who has been visiting his sisters. Mrs. J. R. Bradshaw and week ago Monday for his old home in Steelvile. III. C. F.. Justus who has been quite i'll for some time is again able to be about.
 Mrs. R. J. List and Mrs. Horace sherman spent Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. A Bustrin, col bring Easter eggs for the Sunday school children. Mrs. C. C. HrssiG and son. Theo- jore. of Phoenix. were calling in this ne;ghborhood one day last week.
 L. F.. shepherd of Liberty was In our district on business one day last week
 R. ]. List was elected trustee to succeed NJ. h. Novinger at the school election last Saturday.
 Mir Strump is busy hauling hay from his ranch in Cartwright t" Phoenix
 There was d decided increase in the attendance at Murphy Sunday school Sunday afternoon. We hope it will continue.
 Thomas Armstrong has his new Ce ment block cottage almost finished.
 R. J. List is having his house re- paired. The outside is receiving coat of paint and the inside is tn he tinted The work is being done by Rev. Hoober
 George Kouhni has painted his house which improves it's appearance very much.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-07
ONE CONDUCTOR WHO WAS
 CuRED

Mir Wilford Adams is his name. and he writes about it.-"Some time ago was confined to my bed with chronic rheumatism. used two bottles of Fo- ley's Kidney Remedy with good effect and the third bottle put me on my feet and I resumed work as conductor on the Lexington, Ky, Street Railway. It give me more reIlet than any medicine l had ever used. and 1t will do all you claim in cases of rheuma . tism.' Foley's Kidney Remedy cures rheumatism by eliminating the uric acid from the blood. Sold by Elvey X Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-07
Chloride.

After four months of unceasing eff fort. using every means of draining and timbering, the management of the Tennessee mine has been forced to pull out big steam pump installed only few weeks ago and abandon work temporarily. The water. which had been the chief obstacle. was being handled easily. but after timbering and bracing the first l25 feet and cleaning out to that point three times. it was found that the entire shaft was settling. No @mount "f re-enforce- ment seems to be capable of holding the ground. the foot-wall being es- peciallv bad.
 Work has been stopped in this old shaft with much reluctance bccauso below the 200 level Il has been sunk in a country rock of blue granite. which cOuH easily be widened for use as d permanent working shaft. AS it is. steps are being taken to buy the adjoining Schuylkill mine and use Its shaft in getting under the Tennessee orc shoots The United States Smelt- ing & Refining company. which has the Tennessee under bond, is fully de termined to at least look into the bpt- tom of that property, and should he above purchase fall through. a nc;y shaft will probably he started.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-07
Your tongue is coated. Your breath is foul.

Headaches come and go.
 These symptoms show that your stomach is the trouble. To remove the cause is the first thing. and Chamber lain's stomach and Liver Tablets will do that. Easy to take and most effect i've Sold by all dealers
Arizona republican., 1910-12-04
MIR. D00LEY ON
 REVOLUTIONS"
By FINLEY PETER DUNNE. tCopyright, 1910, by F. F. Dunne. ]

There seems to be things doin' in Mexico" said Mir. Hennessy
 Faith" said MT Dooley. 'T don't know whether there is or not. I niver believe in a rivolution till I see new faces in tn windows at tn city hall. Mind ye. 1 wish thim all well. I'm a rivolutionist at heart. Whin a rivolution starts I'm al- ways willin' to cry Forward an whin it ends I'm as quick as amy wan to say 'Splendid' or Too Bad; but while they're goin' on I play thim to lose. In what Hogan calls tn realm iv spoort 1 always have a copper on rivolutionists an Harvard. If they win I lose an I'm glad But it ain't often.
 Il have hopes iv seein' that gallant pathrite whose name fir years has been on ivry lip that spoke iv free dom, what's his name, give me tn pa-aper. oh. Frank l. Maduro, I have hopes iv seein' Frank l. Maduro storm in the hites iv Chapooltypick an makin'' ol' Perforated Diaz tear away fir tn cactus. But I'm pretty sure that soon I'll be greetin' Frank L MadurO with a hearty: What, back so soon?' A rivolution, Hinnissy, is niver tn beginnin' iv a rivoluchion'ry movement. It's always tn end. It takes place whin tn rivoluchionists ar-re on tn polls foorce.
 No. I can't make out what tn throuble is in Mexico onless it is that tn counthry is overrun with Mexicans. It's a counthry that niver wanted to live in. Hogan's been dow nthere an he says that all ye can get f. a dollar is forty-nine cints. Ye go to a bank. shove in a dollar an ask fir change and tn banker slips ye back forty-nine cints. Thin ye go to worruk an add fifty wan cints to it an change tn whole worth forty nine cints Hence tn prosperity iv tn lower classes Ho- gan says that tn percapity wealth iv Mexico is fourteen chiller Tn aver age wages iv a Mexican labrin' man is in tn neighborhood iv two-an-a- half cints a year in goold Half iv this amount he puts into a fund to buy hat an tn rest is devoted to taxes. fines an tn support iv tn fam ly. The principal occupation iv tn wurrukin' classes is settin' down on tn ground an lookin' at. a little fire. Livin' is very cheap as tn counthry abOunds in pepper trees an there is abundance iv tn best buildin' ma teeryal afteher ivry hard rain. All tn Mexican has to do to build house is to shovel it out iv tn road. Whin Mexican gets engaged to be mar ried he takes tn choice iv his heart out to pick out a good sthretch iv mud to make a house out fv. Togeth- CT they move it back onto a buildin site an call it home. Wan iv tn most remarkable facts that Hogan brought back firm Mexico was that tn beer iv tn counthry looks like butthermilk. He says tn idee was very repugnant to him at first but he managed to get over his first dis
Arizona republican., 1910-12-04

load iv fav'rable returns he remarked that it was always safe tO thrust tn people. In tn end their good sense
 wud assert itsilf over tn ravins iv dimmygogues. He remarked on tn exthraordhinry mortality among ora tors durin' tn campaign an said he supposed it was joo to tn exposure exposure iv their lungs to tn bitin' mountain air. But he showed abso- lutely no emotion beyant a slight wink at tn sicrety iv tn threasury. who had come in to hear tn returns.
 Mexico undher Diaz is tn safest counthry in tn wurruld fr men with money to invest IL is thruly polised be d picked body iv intilligent polls men who regulate tn thraffic with carbines. Whin an offender again tn law is captured tn polls do not lam him over tn head an dhrag him to tn station house. as they do in this oncivylized counthry. Wan iv tn coppers is insthructed to let him es- cape. In return rr this sarvice tn poIisman is given tn first shot at him. If he misses tn others ar-re permitted to take a crack at tn fuzzy tive criminal. This method saves tn expinse iv pathrolmen an is a mercy to tn criminal who otherwise wud be forced to spind tn night in tn bad atomosphere iv Mexican jails. which ar-re always crowded with Americans with delleryum thremens.
 Tn conclusion. to show that this remarkable man is tn gr-reatest ruler amy counthry has iver known we will say that Gin'ral Diaz has accumylated three hundhred millyon dollars. which is more money thin all tn other statesmen in tn wurruld firm Epamynondas to Taft cud show.
 No, sir" MT. Dooley went on, II don't put amy bets down on a move ment again this gr-rand old man who niver goes .unarmed. this here comby nation iv lawn Hampden an tn Apachy Kid Annyhow. whiniver see 9 rivolution started tn first thing ask is what backin has he got2 Who is tn banker? Tn capital iv Mexico me boy. isn't Mexico City It's just south iv Canal sthreet in tn City iv New York A riVolution which isn't good investment is on'y disordherly conduck l don't pay much attention to what Frank L Ma duro is doin' now. But some day if I read in tn pa-apers that tn pathri- otic Mexican firm of Rosenbloom. Eisenstein an Comp'ny were so shocked be tn tyrnany iv Levi an Kohn over their beloved fatherland that they had determined to sthrike blow at tn despots an restore free dom iv investment. I'd ask tn polis- man to direct me to pool room on tn beat where they make a book on rivolutions an I'd go up to tn cashier sm' say: Give me five Frank I Ma duro to win Ye can get amy right minded young fellow to shed his blood in rivolution. tn same as in a fut- ball match But till somebody wiu shed his money tn rivolution don't ra-aly start
 "Ye don't think much iv this rivo- lution thin?'' said Mir. Hennessy
 Its all right" said MT. Dooley. But it ain't so far a safe invistmint. Whin Hogan was in Mexico he said there was two kinds iv money. There was rale money an there was Mex money A friend iv his wud say lind me two dollars an then wud save Hogan firm faintin' he addin'. Mex An that's what I think iv this rivolution. It's a gr-reat rivo lution-Mex.'
Arizona republican., 1910-12-04

gust. Tn important or fightin' nay tional dhrink is more satisfacthry in color an will make an American very earnest. It will also remove ink stains firm tn clothin'.
 "I don't know what a Mexican has to kick about, in a counthry where money is niver q burdhen to amy wan an where they have a gr-reat pathrite Tr ruler. I used to thing that tn ideel head iv a nation. Hinnissy, was Washnton or Lincoln. but since I've been readin' about Mex ico in tn pa-apers I know I was wrong. Tn ideel American statesman, accoordin' to ivrybody that ought to know. is Gin'ral Perforated Diaz. Wud
Arizona republican., 1910-12-04
CORN MEAL CAKES.

One cup sour milk. one cup sweet milk. one egg. one-half teaspoon salt. two-thirds teaspoon soda and one and half cups cornmeal Beat the eggs. dissolve the soda in a little warm wa ter. mix all the ingredients and bake on a hot greased gridde
Arizona republican., 1910-12-04

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Arizona republican., 1910-12-04

Suits, Overcoots, Rain Coats, Ho Coats, Bath Robes, Pojdnnds, Shi Gloves, Neckwear, Suspenders. f iery, MufHers, Un1brehds, Night Rol Underwear, Handkerchiefs, SHpp Hats, Shoes, Etc., Etc.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-23
Married.

At the home of the groom's S par
ents in Mllbank, on Monday,
Sept. 10Th, at 3 p. N. by Rev
Ernest Holgate, Miss Anna P.
Tweed and Mr.. Walter H,
kyrk, all of this city.
At the conclusion of the cere.
mony the bridal party enjoyed a
wedding dinner, and the young
couple took the afternoon pass
enger train for Summit for few
days visit at that place with the
groom's sister, Mrs. Nelson
Ware. A large party of their
young friends were at the depot
with the proverbial rice to start
them on their journey.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-23
Powder Burned.

Henry Pfeifer the little ten
year old son of Chas, Pfeifer
was badly burned in the face
last Tuesday afternoon. While
playing over near the dam IN
company with his brother, the
boys found a bottle about half
tull Of powder, and bringing
it home, Henry took some Of it
into the the yard, and planting t
figured on having a mine eX-
plosion. He succeeded, but he
failed to get far enough away
from the display, and his face
was badly burned, some Of the
powder even going through his
clothing and burning his arms
His face was SO badly swollen
that he was unable to see out
Of his eyes for some time, but
it is not believed that the eyes
are injured.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-23
Must Call For Recent.

Attention of the public is
directed to a recent order On the
Third Assistant Postmaster
General discontinulng the send
ing OF a return registry receipt
to the sender Of registered mail
unless such receipt is especially
requested by the sender at the
time Of mailing. If receipt is
desired from the addressee, the
words "keturn receipt desired"
should be written on the address
side of the wrapper. Under the
registry system as conducted in
this country it is mpossible
that registered article could
be lost without discovery by the
Postotfice Department and for
this reason the return receipt is
discontinued except when re-
quested by the sender.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-23
Practical Steam PlOw.

Will Gaynor started up his
new steam plow this week, on
the land opposite his home. The
machine turns over six IA inch
burrows, and moves along faster
than a horse walks. 1t needs
but three men to run the outfit,
the engineer, a man to attend
the ploWs ana man and team for
water supply. aud Mr.. Gaynor
figures that he can turn over
about twenty five acres a day.
The machine backs up the
plows withouttrouble, and the en-
glne makes very easy work
pulling, The plows are also
easily handled and do good work
making a fine furrow and by a
serious Of rollers adapt them.
selves TO any uneveness in the
surface of the ground. This is
the first steam plow to be Operat
ed IN this locality, and Mr..
Gaynor is SO pleased with it that
ne he has taken the agency for
its sale IN this county. He has
between 800 and 600 acres to
ploW, and would be unable 10
do the work the usual gang
plOw method.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-23
Sinking Spells
Every Few Days

AT the time | began taking
DR.. Miles Heart Remedy | was
having sinking spells every few
days. My hands and feet would
get cold; | could scarcely
breathe, and could feel myself
gradually sinking away until |
would be unconscious. Those
about me could not tell there
was life in me. After these
spells | would be very weak and
nervous, sleepless and without
appetite; had neuralgia in my
head and heart. After taking
the remedy a short time all this
disappeared and in a few weeks
all the heart trouble was gone"
MRS. LIZZIE PAINTER
8o3H sd Ave. Evansville, Ind.
For twenty years we have
been constantly receiving just
such letters as these. There is
scarcely locality in the United
States where there is not some
one who can testify to the
merits OF this remarkably sue
cessful Heart Remedy.
Or. Miles Heart Remed~ is sold by
all druggists. II the first bottle fails to
benefit, your druggist will return your
money.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-09-23
Faint Heart No Fair Lady-Likewise
No Bed Room Suite.

There's a great opportunity
for any young couple who are
signing for matrimonial bliss
Messrs. Emanuel & MOrrisev
have donated d handsome $40 90
bed room suite, which the CON
mercial club is offering to the
first young couple that applies to
have their marriage ceremony
per formed ID public on field day,
Oct. 4th. The com mercial club
will pay all the expense for
license and clergy and the
newly weds will haye a fine bed
room set to add to their bonse
keeping outfit. Now come in out
OF the wet young man.