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COCONINO SUN.
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Entered In tho Postofflce at Flairttnff us second
class matter.
Issued every Saturday. Subscription price,
two dollars n ear. In aihnnco. Etcry paper
Is stopped at the expiration of tho time paid for.
C M. FUNSTON. Editor.
Satukday, March 5, 1004.
Fourteen American ofllcers have
been detailed to study tho bloody
s.cienco with tho armies of the east.
They will bo guests of tho Mikado and
tho Czar.
The increase of our merchant ma
rine was only a quarter as great last
year as the jear before. This looks
as if a ship subsidy bill would be
found useful.
Congressman Dick- of Ohio, a close
friend and lieutenant of Senator
Hanna, deceased, has been elected by
tho Ohio legislature to the Iatter's
seat in the United States senate.
The 3,00O,0O0 worth of now Philip
pine four percent bonds seem likely
to bo taken with avidity. Thoy are
issued in accordance with the policy
"Tho Phillipines for the Filipinos."
Tho Japanese seem to be able to
take considerable military exercise,
although their diet is confined to rice,
greens and llsh. Perhaps it will be as
well for civilized nations not to teach
tho .Taps how to eat beefsteak.
Akron, Ohio, to his present high and
honorable position. In tho lower
houso of congress he will bo succeed
ed by Mr. E. L. Lampson, who has
been lieutenant governor of Ohio and
prominent in politics for tho last
twenty years. As tho Buckeye stato
goes so goes the rest of tho world I
There is oven Republican harmony in
New York stato and tho three great
leaders, Gov. Odell and Senators
Piatt and Depew, aro all agreed, and
each is welcomo to tho conlldenco of
tho president. Senator Depew is a
candidate for re-election and there ap
pears to be llttlo opposition. Else
where in tho United States the Re
publicans are confident' cheerful and
united. Much regret is expressed
over the news of tho serious Illness of
Senator Quay, of Pennsylvania, at
his retreat in Florida. But if tho
worst should prove true, his state is
overwhelmingly Republican, and can
be depended upon to vote, solid for
the Chicago nominee.
John Alexander Dowle's reception
in Melbourne would seem to indicate
that their feelings toward him have
not changed during his absence. He
has appealed to the American consul
for protection from a mob that broke
up his meetings, which he will here
after hold behind locked doors.
Tho bill introduced by the senate.
this week increasing the salaries of
the executive ofllcers of the govern
ment and also tho senators and mem
bers of tho houso provides as follows:
President, JTo.OOO; vice-president,
J15.000; speaker of the house, $12,000;
members of tho cabinet, $15,000 eachf
senators and members of tho house,
8,000 each. Tho bill provides that
the new salaries shall not take effect
till March 4, 1905.
A great calm has fallen on Repub
lican politicians since the death of
Senator Hanna, and the soap-bubble
character of tho various "booms" for
president, other than the present oc
cupant of tho white house, has been
demonstrated. The president is mak
ing no special effort to pick out a
manager for the coming campaign; a
manager hardly seems to be needed.
Everything Is falling into place like
clock-work. Mr. Dover, private sec
retary to Senator Hanna, takes the
place made vacant by tho resignation
of Perry Heath, and for the present
prominent Republicans will look after
the larger Interests of the party. It
Is now known that Senator Hanna had
the most sincere friendship and the
highest regard for tho president, and
that he was not the man to carry a
knife up bis sleeve. There is no
longer a Foraker factional fight in
Ohio; if there were any aspirants in
that state for Hanna's vacant seat
they have generously declined to come
forward, and all are willing that Con
gressman Dick should become the new
senator. He is a man of much force
of character, who has seen all sides
of life, from being tho humblo keeper
of a feed store in the little city of
rCCDINO THE WORLD.
The bureau of statistics, now con
nected with the department of com
merce, has given out tho figures for
flour exports in 1003. Tho total is
larger than for any preceding year,
showing that America not only leads
the world in raising wheat but in
manufacturing it into form for the
bread maker. In round numbers the
total exports for 1003 reached 20,000,
000 barrels of 190 pounds per barrel
Tho value of the flour exceeded that
of any preceding jear, with the ex
ceptions of 1892 und 1803, but tho
quantity exported was materially loss.
The exact number of barrels of flour
exported from tho United States in
the fiscal year 1903 was 10,"1(1,I34,
valued at $73,75(1,404, while in 1893
the number of barrels was 10,620,339,
but tho value was $75,494,347, prices
of year being materially higher.
Best Remedy for Constipation.
"The finest remedy for constipation
I ever used is Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets," says Mr. Eli
Butler, of Frankvllle, N. Y. "They
act gently and without any unpleasant
effect, and leave the bowels In a per
fectly natural condition." Sold by
all druggists.
Frank Tafty, an old-time miner and
prospector, has made a very rich sil
ver discovery about two miles south
east of Chloride, west of the Minne
sota mine. Tho lucky find was acci
dental. Tafty was prospecting and
by a mere scratch of a cropping un
covered ore of valuablo richness, the
ledge running two inches thick. It is
estimated that tho ore will yield from
200 to 500 ounces of silver to tho ton.
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