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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN: WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 22, 1902
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IIOW OFTEN THAT IS I SAID BT MEN" WHO HAVE BEEN CURED of
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dence in themselves at all. are now holding u their heads in pride, with t ho
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man that walks, and better than any man of their size. You know vou aie
weak now and wish you could pay that you were as good as anv man'of your
size, ou can If you will use this grand invleorator. "
DR. M'LAUGHLIN'S
PR.
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McLALGHLIN Dear Sir: In regard to thf belt I t.u
ill say it is t'.ie only cure that I have ever found. I have sained ir, pound i
nee I begun Vo:ir treatment anil feel llk nnmiwr 1 . !. ,
ve the energy to do my work. Yours very truly.
They, come every day from everywhere. There is not a town or hamlet X
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Lin louaj, or semi ior my beautiful
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Dr. M. G. McLaughlin,
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TEMPMESA
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c. a. cxjFPiNasra.
Manager Temp Department.
TEMPE
Captain Andre left last evening for
the southern part of the territory.
Ii. II. Westo.er and v. ifc drove over
to Phoenix yesterday.
J. K. Sturgeon returned yesterday
morning from a business trip to Den
ver, Colo.
Mrs. Andrew Houston spent yester
day with her mother, Mrs. J. S. Bir
chett. The regular monthly meeting of the
Tetnpe normal school beard was held
here yesterday.
P. P. Dggy returned yesterday from
the Vekol mine, v. here he has been 'or
the past few months in charge of his
mining interests.
A mother's mesting of the local W.
C. T. V. will be held at the home of
Mrs. Bertlescn Thursday. October 23rd.
at 2:30 p. m. Carriages will be in wait
ing at the home of Mrs. Archibald on
Mell avenue. Mothers and friends of
the W. C. T. U. are invited to attend.
Professors Matthews and Johnston
and B. Matley were among the business
visitors In Phoenix yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Lewis of Mesa called on
Tempe friends yesterday en route to
Phoenix.
Among those registering at the Casa
Loma yesterday vere O. Gibson, Tomb
stone; J. C. Blauvelt, Cash mine; Len
L. Bradford. Milwaukee; Mrs. A. R.
Doster, Kansas City.
O. Gibson, prohibition candidate fcr
congress, speaks in Mesa this evening.
Miss Mollle Cummings was the guest
of Phoenix friends yesterday.
Miss Lou Hale is spending the day in
There waa a cry in
the streets. People
rushed from their
doors and strained
their eyes on the
struggling balloonist
fighting for life.
Even the poor, pant
ing sufferer in the
sick, room was for
gotten while the fam
ily gazed breathless at this strange
tragedy of the air. Then they went back
to the sick room to tell of the terrible
struggle for life they had just witnessed.
It did not occur to them that under their
very eyes a more terrible, more pathetic
struggle was going on daily.
There can be nothing more pitiful
than the struggle the consumptive
makes against disease. The greatest
help in this struggle is gained by the
use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. It cures obstinate coughs, weak
and bleeding lungs, emaciation, aud
other ailments which if neglected or
unskillfully treated find a fatal terrain,
tion in consumption.
" In 1898 one o my daughters was suffering cm
account of severe cough, hectic fever, wasting
of flesh and other gymptoitis of diaemard lana,
writes Rev. Joseph H. Fespeiiuan. of Bauum
Springs, Iredell Co., N. C. "I promptly gav
her Dr. R. V. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
with gratifying success, sod site now enjoys
excellent health. This being true, I heresy
heartily endorse your medicines.''
Accept no substitute for " Golden Med
ical Discovery." There is nothing "just
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blood and lungs.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets assist tbf
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It s as pood lor women as for men. Worn while you sleep, it caufes no
trouble ion fVcl the irentle. plowing heat from it constant! v. but no M nsr.
no burninfr. as in the old style belts. '
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FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK
TEMPE, ARIZONA.
Paid up Capl tal, J50.000.00.
The oldest and largest bank In Te mpe. Has plenty of money to lend on
grain .cattle, water rights, real estat e or any first-class security.
W. J. KINGSBURY, O. L. PEASE. W. C. HILDRETH.
President, Vice -Pres. Cashier.
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ELECTRIC BELT
C. H. DREWRY. Korbel fnl
..v. pun unr, , via jiiiir.L iry ii. in :
book, full of the things a man like
1 send it sealed free. Cut out this ad.
So. Spring St.
Low Angeles, Cnl.
RLPUBLICAN I
T. T. POMEROT,
Manager Meia Department.
Mesa in the transition of business.
Mrs James Carroll returned yesterday
from a visit with friends in southern
Arizona.
County School Superintendent Ful
ton of Phoenix paid both the schools
and the normal a pleasant visit yester
day. Mrs. E. Parsons spent yesterday with
friends in Phoenix.
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We are closing out a large line of
hats at exceedingly low prices. DO
dozen collars just received. K. T. Hy
der. Dry salt pork and uncanvassed ba
con for sale at Birchett Bros.
For sale An old established second
hand store on account of sickness. B.
Cohen, or call on A .Nellsen, Tempe,
A. T.
OLD PEOPLE HAVE
TROUBLES.
THEIR
Mr. Francis Little of Eenton Har
bor, Mich., is over eighty years of age.
Since 1865 he has ot'jn troubled more
or less with Indigestion and constipa
tion, and has tried almost everything
in use for those ailments. Last August
he began using Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablet and was soon feel
ing much better. In a recent letter he
says: "I have used three boxes of
the tablets and now think I am well."
These tablets improve the appetite and
Invigorate the stomach, liver and bow
els. For sale by Elvey & Hulett. drug
gists. THINGS HEATEICAL
Leonora Jacksor. Returns to Europe
for Iu.ther Study.
Leonora Jackson, the well known vio
linist, sailed last week fcr Europe on
the North German Llyod liner "Grosser
Kurfurst." The young artist, since her
return from abroad in 1900, has mado
two extensive tours of the United
States, including the south and the
south Pacific coast, and has won hosts
of friends in all parts of the union.
Uninfluenced by the prominence she
has already attained, both in the eld
world and the new, she intends devot
ing now a year or rriore to special study
with her former professors in Berlin,
and will meanwhile discontinue concert
ing. Miss Jackson will remain abroad
two or more years.
Dispatches indicate that Liebler and
company in other words, George C.
Tyler have found . in "The Eternal
City" a drama for Viola Allen that will
create a furore as did "The Christian,"
in which Miss Allen originally scored
as a star under this management. As
both plays are by Hall Caine, there can
be no jealousy on the part of the play
wright. "The Eternal City" had Its in
itial presentation at the National thea
ter, Washington, on October 6, and one
cf the local critics describes it as a
"masterful bit, of dramatic literature,
the strongest play that has occupied
a Washington stags for some years, not
even excepting 'Du Barry,' " and adds
that "Miss Allen's triumph as Don
Iicma is genuine." Edward Morgan
has a role of very unusual power, and
E. M. Holland as the pope, Pius X., and
Frederic de Relleville as Baron Bon
elli also have striking characters,
which they illustrate with remarkably
skill. Perhaps the strongest scene Is In
the garden cf the Vatican between the
pope and Roma.
Weedon Grossmith. the English come
dian, opened the new, beautiful Prin
cess theater, on Broadway near Twen-
ty-eigth street, on October 6, In his own
nlay. "The Night of the Party." lie
played Crosbii?, a typical 'London man
servant, who gives a party for his fel
low flunkies when his master is pre
sumably out cf town. Unexpectedly tho
latter returns and the servants hastily
conceal themselves and so becom
eavesdroppers to a supposedly clandes
tine meeting between the master and a
married woman. Various attempts at
blackmail on the part of his employer
hv Crosbie provide the buine of the
piece later on. and the first night audi
ence laughed uproariously and voted
the production the funniest they had
noted since the work of another Eng
lish comedian, Brandon Thomas's
"Charley's Atmt." had been called to
their attention. Herbert Sleath. Maud
Hobson. May Palfrey and Wilfred
Draycott render excellent support, and
the Shubert brothers and Daniel V. Ar
thur, who control the enterprise, have
a positive winner.
Those who saw George Ade's merry
r.inpi-nl suttre "The Sultan of Sulu" at
the Studebaker theater, in Chicago, last
spring will hardly recognize it at the
present time. It has been cut from
three acts to two, and It is stated that
every superfluous line, hns been edited
out. Henry W. Savage will produce Mr.
Ade's new musical comedy, "Peggy
from Paris," during the present season,
and it is understood that it will have a
very elaborate production and a most
excellent cast.
This frcm the London Daily Mail:
"When the run of "The Marriage of
Kitty" finishes at the Duke of York's
Charles Frohman will transfer Maria
Tempest to New Tork. This will ba
Miss Tempest's, first appearance in
America as a comedy actress, though
she Is well known there as the prima
donna of comic, opera."
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A REMINISCENCE.
The announced death of Mrs. Mary
Beebe Cutler In Brookline the present
week brings to mind that Mrs. Cutler
was the original prima donna of the
Ideal opera company formed in this
city. Its purpose was at first ccrfflned
to the pioducti;n of the "Pinaore."
then the ra'ge in theatrical affairs. Mr.
Henry C. Barnabee, who is still at the
head of the company that has become
its successor, was engaged for Sir
Joseph Porter. Then there was Myron
W. Whitnoy, the great basso, for Cap
tain Corccrcn; Tom Karl for Ralph
Rackstrav.-, and Mr. Gilbert for Dick
Deadeye. Of the women. Adelaide
Phillips, a superior star contralto, con
sented to appear as Little Euttercup
and George Cayvan, then beginning as
a public reader what afterward proved
to be a distinguished dramatic career,
was made the Hebe, considerably be
cause of her personal beauty, for no
one cn the American stage ever seems
to have seen the satire that Mr. W. S.
Gilbert intended In the name of Heb;.
But. with these all relected. no Jose
phine had been found. In this emer
gency Miss Mary Beebs appeared frcm
the west. She already knew the part,
had studied and committed it. and she
proved to have a good voice, a per
sonable presence and competent act
ing capacity. She was at once engaged
and proved to be a success. With the
exception of herself and Mr. Karl
the members of the company were all
Bcston people. Boston Herald.
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When pain or irritation exists on
any part of the body, the application
of Ballard's Sncw Liniment will give
prompt relief. "It goes right to the
spot," said an old man who was rub
bing it in to cure his rheumatism. C.
R. Smith, proprietor Smith house. Ten
aba. Texas, writes: "I have used Bal
lard's now Liniment in my family for
several years, and have found It to be
a fine remedy for all aches and pains,
and I recommend it for pains In the
throat and chest." 25c. 50c and Jl at
Elvey & Hulett's, druggists.
EXPLAINED AT LAST.
Ti frequency and freedem with
which the self-governing citizens of
our sister republics across the Carib
bean feel constrained to go out and
shoot, or rather shoot at. their self
governing fellow citizens is a contin
ual source of wonder and amazement
tc the American people.
Upon the puzzling and obscure sub
ject Jose Ignacio Diaz Barcenas, Vene
zuelan consul at Philadelphia, In an
Interview in the North American news
paper of that city .has let in not mere
ly a ray, but a whole flood of light.
"mericans," he remarks, "do not un
derstand South American revolutions."
We plead guilty. We do not, or
rather we did not until Jose ,Ignacio
Diaz Barcenas came to cur aid.
"You take them," he adds, "too seri
ously." In view of the efforts of our
newspaper paragraphers and of cur
cartoonists this accusation seems
somewhat unkind. But let that pass.
MISS MAY
A Society Bell of
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Pj of London, Ontario,
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tion." We had observed that, in so far as
an election may be considered ns ef
fecting u change of (.Hii-ial:J, the result
were practically the same. We were
not aware, ho.vever. that our self-gov-adopted
the method expressing by
bullets Instead of by ballots the opin
ions, of a free and enlightened people.
Chicago Inter-Ocean.
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HE LEARNED A GREAT TRUTH.
It is paid of John Wesley that he
once said to Mistress Wesley: "Why
do you tell that child the same thing
ever and over again?" "John Wesley,
because once telling is not enough."
It Is for this same reason that you art
told again and again that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy cures colds and
grip: that It counteracts any tendency
cf these diseases to result in pneu
monia, and that It is pleasant and safe
to take. For sale by Elvey & Hulett,
druggists.
ABLE TO REPORT.
"How did you get yourself Jnto this
shate'?" asked his friend.
"Had a fight with Bill Barnaby." re
plied the man with the bunged eye, soil
ed clothing, torn shirt and generally
dilapidated appearance.
"Lick him?"
"Yes." rejoined the other, feeling gin
grrly of a loosened tooth. "Construc
tively." o
FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for children tecthinir. It
luiothes the child, softens the :iim. allavs
pain, cures wind colic, and Is the best
remedv for Diarrhoea. Twenty-five cents
a bottle.
THE END OF INDISCRETION.
The transfer of Consul General
Bragg from Havana to Hong Kong is
an example of the right thing done in
the right way. at the right time, by the
state department. The case was - a
queer one. The unhappy classification
cf the Latin race a3 a pig's tail, from
which Uncle Sam could hope to whit
tle a satisfactory whistle upon which
to pipe the tunes of liberty and pros
perity, was one of the diplomatic
blunders that are worse than crimes.
But If a man may not be Indiscreet in
a letter to his own wife, our foreign
st rvice' would require more than mere
mortal gifts in our representatives.
The unfortunate publicity given to
th- remark, through no fault of Gen
eral Bragg, constituted his sole offenF-
and it would, have been unfair to de
grade or dismiss a good public servant
for the error of others. It did end his
usefulness In Cuba, however, and thi
present exchange of places is the best
1 'j.-pib!e solution, made as it is after
n delay which indirectly expresses the
lack of importance! of the entire Inci
dent in th opinion of the United States
government.
General Bragg will bp pleased; the
Cubans will be jubilant at the depar
ture of one who failed to appreciate
MARKELL,
London, Canada.
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twins do your work"
their greatness, and the American peo
ple will be satisfied with the know
ledge that further clips of pen or ton
gue will do no harm m tiong rvong.
The fondness of the Chinese for roast
pork is such that any reference to pig
tails would be construed probably as
a well turned compliment to their cues
and their cuisine. As fjr the British,
they would be ready, as usual, with the
rough side of their tongues to return
a contemptuous Roland for ah unflat
tering Oliver, but ready also to look to
a man's acts and intentions rather than
to his chance phrases before making
an International tangle of the trivial
folly o: an individual. New York Mail
and Express.
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fir.
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A. E. ROBINSON. M. D. C. M.. MED
ICAL DI HECTOR,
who had battled for years against the
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A request to the State Medical Insti
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Wayne, Ind., stating that you desire
one of their free trial packages, would
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need have no fear of embarrassment or
publicity. Readers are requested to
write without delay.
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A business day saved to cnver, Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago and all
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Summer tourist tickets on i.le every Wednesday and Saturday; one fare
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ALSO
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sota and Wisconsin. On sale ?ery day until September 30; final llmil
October 3i '
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New port News is calling loudly for
skilled labor of the highest, class for the
construction of Bhips. That prosperous
energetic Virginia community haa
many important contracts on hand for
the building of big vessels, both thoB;
of war and those of peace. The New
pert News climate is agreeable In au
tumn, winter and spring, and In fact
every month of the year, and the sup
plies of bituminous coal delivered at
that fortunate place are so generous as
to be almost excessive. And. In fact, all
Virginia is thriving and happy. Good
luck to the. Old Dominion!
Men Only.
DR. 0. C. J0SLEN,
lb UadUf ffptc'altet,
Write Ms About Your Ciss.
For sixteen years I have treated
men's dlneasee exclusively, and
have mastered them thoroughly. I
positively cure every cave that I
accept for treatment, no matter
whether the patient calls upon me
in person or receives the remedits
and my instructions by mall.
I will gladly reply to letters and
give such helpful advice as I am
able to render absolutely free. In
writing describe your case as
fully as possible. Instructive col
ored chart sent free upon Tfluest.
"WEAKNESS PERMANENTLY
CURED."
1 not only cure .'weakness"
promptly, but I, employ the. only
treatment that can possibly cure
this disorder permanently. It is a
system of local treatment entirely
original with me. and Is employed
by- no-other physician than myself.
This may seem a broad assertion,
but it is just aa substantial as it is
broad. So-called "weakness" Is
but a symptom of local inflamma
tion or congestion, and a radical
cure is merely a matter of restor
ing normal conditions throughout
the organic system, and this I ac
complish thoroughly and with ab
solute certainty.
VARICOCELE My treatment is
absolutely painles and cures com
pletely in one week. Investlva'e
my method. It Is the onlv thor
oughly scientific treatment for this
disease helner employed.
CONTRACTED DISEASE8 Be
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is danger of a chronic Btage ahead.
My patients have no relapses a"d
I cure In less time than the ord.n
narv forms of treatment require.
STRICTURE No cutting, no di
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positive cure.
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Cor. Third and Main Streets.
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When In Prescott It will pleaie ui to
haye you call and get acquainted
Hunting Season
is on and you need a gun.
You may overlook something
good if you don't inspect, be
fore buying, the stock of
Harry Prledman
The Pawnbroker
who carries the best makes of
guns to sell or rent
41 North Center Street
Arizona Loan Office..
All kinds of prtntmg, ruling;, book
and magazine binding; and book repair
ing done satisfactorily and quickly at
The Republic! office.