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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-06-04
ADDISON COUNTY BAPTIST AssOClA-
TlON.

ADDISON COUNTY BAPTIST AssOolA-
TlON.
Following is the programme of the an
nual meeting of the Addison County as
sociation of Baptist churches, to be held
next Wednesday and Thursday with the
church in Addison, which will at this
time celebrate its Tooth anniversary:
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
ZOO Song Service.
1910 Organization.
O:2O Report OF programme committee.
10 - Address OF welcome.
10 .35 Response by moderator.
10 45 Reading OF Addison letter.
IL 90 Annual sermon, Rev. !. p. Kellogg.
II 80 Address on state convention work.
II 45 Collection.
II 80 Appointment OF committees
- 100 Dinner
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
/ 80 Song Service.
/ - Reading of church letters.
2l5 Woman's Foreign Missionary society
Mrs. Waterbury of Boston, Mrs. owen
OF Ludlow and Mary Brown OF Proc
torsvile, speakers.
/ $40 Woman's Home Missionary society ;
Mrs. Amanda Miller Coleman of wash.
ngton, ID. C., and Mrs, D. G. Hiudes,
-.oo .sPeakers'
| 100 Adjourn.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Centennial eXercise-)
: 30 Song Service.
| 745 Poem, Mrs. Cornell, New York City
% History of the Addison church.
| S:25 Centennial address,
Rev. l.. II. Temple Bratteboro
THURSDAY MORNING.
300 Meeting of widows and Orphans so.
ciety.
9I5 song and prayer service.
10 700 Roll.call OF delegates.
10: 20 Address, "Systematic Benevolence,"
Rev. ID. ID. owen, Ludlow
As Reports OF committees.
II 100 Closing sermon, Rev. f. NJ Bartlett
IL AS Adjourn.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-06-04

The return portion of the tickets must
be endorsed by the secretary of the con-
ventOn in order to be good for return
ing. Rev. 5. l.. Bates is the secretary.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-06-04
RATES OF FARE.

The round-trip rates of fare over the
Rutland railroad to those who attend the
Congregational convention of churches
at Middlebury. June SO, will be as fol
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-06-04
SPECIALIZED PIECES

China Japan Mattings from cents per
yard up.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1897-06-04

special despatch to the Globe.Democrat,
a strong republican paper of st. Louis
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25
Yavapai County.

T, W. Strowbridge, of Los Angeles has purchased the Skull valley eating house of E. H. Kenyon, and is in toWr purchasing supplies. He will take charge December 1 and contempIates making eoms important improvements .o She place. ME. Kenyon expects to % to Phoenix to resids.-JournGi Miner.
 Ralph Dillon, She Jerome merchant who was in town yesterday stated to the Journal zIi71er that the deal for the Winninghsm group of mines had been closed and the money paid. All of the original members of the company dis posed of their interest except MT. Dl- Ion, who was requested by the pur- chssers to remain in the company and he was made the president ard general manager This group of mines adjoire the mines owned by the United Verde Company and the company proposes to expend large sum of money in their dsyelopment.-JourndL-l Miner.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25

MT. Robert Richards aud sister were ia Phoenix today.
 Mir. L. E. Anderson of Bakersfield, is in Tempe looking for cattle
 Ths Workmsn dance last night wee g success, both in attendance and in the way of amusement. There were about forty five couples present end 8 good lunch w8s ssrved by the ladies of the reading room. The music was far nished by the Pomeroy orchestrs of three pieces, from Mesa, Ariz.
 The Zssetic society, of the Normal school, held s successful open meeting Friday evening. The special features of the evening were the ten minute lectures by Mr ". R Price end Mrs. Ida Swiggett, and the music on she mandolin and guitar by Misses Burnie and May Hough. The reception last evening give1 st ths Monroe by the "old students" to the thew studente'' was vsry enjoyable affair. The large nall and spacious rooms of the third story Of the nsw building were taste falIy decorated with evergEeens end the upper balcony illuminated with Jap anese lanterns and the general appoint msnts were eli favorable for a grand good time, which wes fally realized by the whole company.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25
MOhave county:

Capt. R. D. Crawford returned from Fort Mohave and She Union Pass mines ysaterdty. While absent he located 8 toWasite at Camp Meyer, six miles from the river which has been named En- nousvilIe, in honoF of Prof. Enmons, the noted scientist, who has caused such furoF in the scientific world by his theory of tns tFsnsmutation of metals and his practical demonstrations thereof. Capt. Crawford reports that in vein crossing the Independence ground ore valued at five ounces in gold has been discovered. The contractors have commencsd work on the 100 foot tunnel that will cut the Independence vein at depth of two hundred feet, and are making good headwsy Mo hdUe Miner.
 KinRmsn will surely be division head oua-tsrs for th1s division of the Santa Fs. Oar people ought to purchase and donate suitable grounds foF yard and station east of the present station. MoEldUe Miner.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25

Emma Calve has attained a success un- precedented in the annals of lyric art
 To repeat the story of her triumph Is needless. Her superb voice, her fascinat- ing half oriental dances, her caressing ges- tures, her black eyes, irresistible mirth- these, and the indescribable something else, make up the dazzling presentation by which the artist has made her name famous in every part of the world.
 Her marvellous artist temperament has made her a great actress, but this brings its own price, and as great hearts know great griefs, great temperaments must know great nervous strain, consequently, there are periods of nervous proStratiOn and unful- filled engagements when impatient audien- ces are apt to forget these extenuating cir cumstances-
 Calves absolute redianee on Paine's eel cry compound at all such times of low ner- vOus energT appears in the following letter:
 BosToN, Mass, March, 1897. I am convinced that Paine's celery com pound Is the greatest nerve Strengthener that can be obtained l can voueh for its wonderful health-giving power
 EMMA CALvE
 Every great change for the worse in health Is in most cases at once betrayed by a loss of weight and pinched thinning ot the face. On the other hand, a gain in weight, up to a certain point, goes hand in hand with an improvement in all other es- sentials of health, and notably an improve ment in the color and amount of blood.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25
DEDICATION EXERCISES.
At the Murphy School Distric, No 21, Wednesday, November
 24th, at 7-3O D. m.
PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME.
 Address by F B Parker.
 Educational Interest" R Meskim mons.
 Instrumental Music, Misses Bsr tie Russell and Leah ByeF.
 Talk, County School Superintendent. Selection, J Curtis Wsseon. "BuFdock's Goat" Harry Troops. 'sThe Drummer Boy," Maud Cash. "Ss Peter eb the Golden Gste,' Robert Arthur
 Wedding Fee" Miss Jessie Oresger. Vocal Selection, Misses Bsrtie Ruesel and Winifred Dyssrt.
 "Roysl Bumper Degree" Ross Grouse.
 The Little Quaker sinner," Dora Wsruke.
 How We Tried to Lick the Tesohe CT, 1" Moritz Bolzau.
 "Railroad Crossing" Ethel Wilson. "My Mothers Bible." Emma Christ offsrson.
 Vocal Selection. Washington" Meda Lowe, Florence Lowe, Ida Lowe The progrspme will close with a supper. A small fac will be charged for supper, the money to go to the school library fund for the benefs of the school.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25
THE MEDICAL BOARD.

A Request from the Governor to
 Amend the Examinations.
 The following letter sent by Governor Mooord today to the members of The Territorial Board oe Medical Examiners is self-explsnasory:
 ARIZONA, Nov. 9.
 DEAR SIR.-Complgints have reached me from reputable physicians and from many others Co the effect ehas the Medical Board are using the law act No. 48 of the 18th Legislature to keep physicians who are fairly entitled to certificate to practice medicine in this Territory from receiving She same; that the questions prepared and submitted 50 applicants are Of such 8 character that no physicians not fresh from college can answer. I have read 5he exsmin- ation papers, but not being physician l am not qualified to say whether this is so or not. I only know shat the law Wes designed to keep competent ard unworthy practitioners cut of the Ter rttoFy. but not to keep ous worthy and competent ones. I thInk the law good one, and 1 am unwilling to see its existence jsopoFdizs sdIby the ebuss of its provisions. If the questions prepared by the Board are such ss I am told they are, that very few physicians anywhere can answer, OF in other words, that they are technical and relate largely to sub jecss nos relative to the ordinary prac tioe, I respectfully suggest that they be changed in such 8 manner gs to make them faiF and comply with the spirit of the law. Yours respectfully,
 MYRoN H. MoCoRD, Governor.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25

One of the surest tests of the health making capabilities of Paine's celery com pound is the rapid increase in weight and invariably follows its use. It clears the skin, makes the secretory, purifying func- tions, performed by the bowels. kidneys and the skin, regular and thorough.
 The improvement iu looks from taking this great restorative Is not a mere matter of idle vanity, but the sign of healthier process all over the body. Many parent, wife and husband have watched with grow ing surprise and joy some listless, white blooded, feeble relative gaining, under the help of Paines celery compound, flesh, color and wholesomeness of mind and body.
 Not only Is there a decided gain in the general health from the use of Paine's eel cry compound, but such disorders as sick headaches. rheumatism, neuralgia, kidney disease and nervous debility invariably yield to the vigorous building up of the health that this great remedy never fails to bring about.
 Increased appetite, ready capacity to digest food and the final cure ofstomach disorders, bowel difficulties and nervous derangement follow the use of Paines celery compound .
 As prudent man insures his house against contingency of fire, however re mote, so persons feeling run down. and tired should take precautions against serious breaking down in health by building up securely the strengh and vigor of the entire system by means of Paine's celery con- 1lal11d
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25

to played in that city on Thspksgiving day. It is said the Phoenix boys have recently strengthened their team con- sidersbly and if game results close one may be expected. Tucson Citizen.
 Next Wednesday will bs notable oc- casion ss the University. The faculty and students are making preparations fog the reception of Governor Nj H. McCord and his staff, who have been invited to be present on that occasion The Governor will deliver sn address to the faculty, students and others present. A flag will be presented y an old sol dier and literary programme will be carried out. The Nation al Guard, 9lili- tary band and citizsns generally will be present. Governor and Mrs. McCord are expected to remain in She city sev- eral days, during which time they will be entertained by our citizens and made to understand and feel the genuine coFdielity or QUE people foR the chief executive of the TerritoFy.-Tucson Star.
 Dos Cabazss yesterday, and WillEremain 8 day OF two in this city. Prof Church has taken bond on the gold properties of Capt Tsvis and associates for S20.OCO Also bond from Mrs Tevis foF another gold property for 5000. The Tevis group Is located about six miles north of Dos Cabszes.-Tucso1 Star.
 The Board of Trade meeting last night called foE the purpose of taking some concerted ection toward the proper reception of Gov. McCoFd and his entertainment here during his in tended visit this week, was attended by quite @ number of our most FspFesents- tive cisizsns but no definite action was taken, the meeting being adjourned till shis evening st 7:30 o'clock. Tucson Star.
 R. o. Lowell, the sewer pipe man was in the city yesterday. Hs says he has the capital wherewith to build 8 com plete system Of ssweEs for Tucson pro- vided he can secure his franchise and osser Confessions. ar. Lowell is sa
 1sher and generally wins what he stAsts for.-Tucson Stor.
 Mrs. E. M. BFieF and family, of Phoenix arrived in this city last night. Mr. Brier, her husband, has been in the city for some time past working at the psinteFs' trade and has decided to To- cate in Tucson permanently Tucson Citizen.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25
The Greatest Discovery Yet.

". M. R.pine, editor TiskIlwa, ILL, "Chief," says: we won't keep house without Dr.iKing's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs ard Colds Ez- peFimented with many others, but never got the true remedy until we used Dr. Kings New Discovery. No other remedy can take its place in our home, ss in it we have g certain and sure cure for Coughs, Colds, snd Whooping Coughs, etc" Is is idle to experi- ment with other remedies, sven if they are urged CD you ss just as good as Dr. Kings New Discovery. They are not ss good. because this remedy has 8 re- cord of cures and besides is guaranteed. It never fails to satisfy. Trial bottles free at the Phoenix Drug Go. and M. P. Ohubb's.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25
Navajo County:

Mrs. Walter G. Scott and daughtert Maud, of St. Johns. spent a few days 8, HoIbrook this week, visiting with Mrs. Joe. Bargsmsn. Mrs. Scott is suffer ing from rheumatism and on Saturday she leaves for Tempe, where she hopes the mild climate will benefit her. She will spend the winter at Tempe and Miss Maud will in meantime enter the model school at that place.-Holbrook ArQuS.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25

Belt has rafEained from publishing the many rsilrosd rumors current in Globe and pUbliehed in ter ritorisl newspapers, as they lecked au thority. We are now convinced, how ever, from the information at hand which we deem to be reliable, that the differences which have existed between Wm. Garland, president of the Gils Valley & Northern railroad and the Old Dominion and U 1ited Globe copper companies have been ssttled and thet the contract would be signed within 2 few weeks for sbe construction of C road, work to begin immediately and pushedsto completion within eix month shereafteF--Globe !SiIUer Belt
 Judge Fletcher NJ. Doau arrived from Solomonvills OF Sunday end convened conFt st 10 o'clock on Monday morning The judge has created very favorable impression throughou5 the district over which he presides. Always courteous, his rulings are prompt and equitable and he does everything in his power to oApS@iso s-1o DHSAHrSc OA eAo OOute. AIe term promises to continue through next week.-GLo6e SiEUer Belt.
 Fred Hefte lost his right eye by the rebound of 8 gsd while st work in his mine in the Apache mountains, October D. He has suffered much pain from the injury and cams to town last week for treatment. Fred is an old resident of Globe diebFict and good man and We are sorry to hear of his misfortune. Globe SiIUer Belt.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25
Catarrh Is |. Disease

Which requires constitutions remedy Is cannot be cured by local applications Hoods SsrssparilIs is wonderfully suc- ceseful in curing catsrrh because if ersdicates from the blood She scrotul- ous taints which cause 1t. Sufferers with cstarrh find cnrs in Hoods Ser aspeFills, even after other remedies utterly fail.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25

From Tuesdays Daily
 1 Dudly Craig of Pinal ranch, is { Tempe visitor.
 Dr. Brsck of Mesa, made a bushes:
 srip to the capital yesterday. James Sturgeon has received another drove Of cattle from Gila county. Ed BIoomer and Ed B2izzae, both oi
 whom are dangerously i'll, were reported
 8 little better yesterday. The Yeager case came up today fol the third time the two preceding trials resulting in hung jury. Ma. J. K Smith, the complaining
 witness in the Yeager case, is in Phoe- l nix today as well as the local legal fra ternisy.
 Corporal Ira Ffankenberg has been elected second lieutenant of company 0, N. G. A., vice Fletcher Schuremsn resigned.
 The wife of Manuel Gonzales died this morning in Tempe. She leaves a husband and child and an adopted daughter to mourn her departure. The Rsbekeh's ball on Thursday night will be the Thanksgiving event of the south side. The young folks will go because they love to dance and the forgotten how.
 Walter Bolton has just oompletsd 6 big we'll on his ranch and ths erection Of 8 large Davis horsepower pump
 which works successfully in every way
 and will be used for stock and irriget-
 ing purposes. He will erect large reg
 ervoiF shortly for the storage of irrigat-
 ing water.
 The work of widening the western
 branch ot the Tempe canal has bsen complased sodthe main canal isl now
 being cleaned. Water will bs turned in again Saturday for which event the ssockmsn are becoming soxious as many oE them now havs to 6rivs to the
 river for water.
 An excursion train will be rCn on Saturday night from Mesa and Tempe to witness the play "Ths Man From Arizons," which will be produced by the BittneF Thester Do. This company will play one week in She Phoenix Opera House, their performance last night proving simply immense and the audience appreclative.
 The funeral service Of Charles H. Wheeler wae held st 2 o'clock today at the Baptist church. He disd about noon yesterday sitss short illness end leaves wife and several children to mourn the loss of loving husband and a kind father. MT. Wheeler was greatly respected by ell who knew him and his Ioss will be deeply felt by the oommuu- isy.
 The festive valley mule is much | animal and oanuos eE dare as | much hardship as one might suppose Hon. J. O. Goodwin started for Globe g | lew days since chspeFonipg party of adies. When they got beyond Florence he mule got tired of his job and lay town in the road and died. Whether 1t vas the hard road OF one of Jim's tories enab killed him TO one will 'ver know. l
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25
Money Markets.

NEW YoRK. Nov. 23.-SnvsF certif- eates 5S c 59 bar silver 583I; Mex icen dollars 4578.
 NEW YORK, Nov. % Lead strong 3 50; exchange 38O; Copper ebsedy brokers 1075. exchange 10. 70.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25
From Mondays Daily.


 Cseearets ssimulese iiveF, kidneys sut bowels. Never sickens. weaker or gripe 10c.
 MF. A. Ss. John Gaylord, manager O. ths Highland Canal Company as Mess City is reported as being siighsly better after a most serious illneas.
 Me. Wallsos Duncan, nephew Of Gsn Lsw Wallace aud grandson of sx Gov ernor Wallace of Indiana, is in the city and wall spend the winter under our sunny skies.
 Governor McCord today appointed d Col. Epes Randolph of Tucson aa Chief Engineer for the Territory and DF. Gso. Goodfellow of Tucson, Health officer for the Territory.
 The following gre the gentlemen who are nov serving this county es grand jurymen: Oscar D Fulton, L Ooggins, " F MoNulty, E Ri Doris. H 4 Dlehl, G a N Luhrs, T Parry. Wm A Kim ball, " T Barr, B H Lincolu, Perry Wildmen. B A Touvree, D Fulwiler, W s 3ott, W s Lswrence, O H Christy. B Gillette, H s Griswoid. J L Cant, c M Fowler
 Probate Judge Grouse shis afternoon officiated as 8 quiet ceremony perform sd in his office in the presence of two witnesses which made Hon. Geo. W. Hull of Jerome, and Margaret J. Bar ney man and wife. The groom is well known throughout the Territory ss one of the most prominens mining men in the Territory and s representative in 'hs last Legislature of Yavapsi county. The happy couple will leave eois even- ng for Congress- where they will remain me day when they will return to thsi. lcme at Jerome.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25
Vim, Vigor, Vitality, RES TOR ED
 Ens So DAYS.
Goop EFFNoTs AT ONCE.
CANYONS VTTALIzER

N-A-N v o f.1 --llA--N-l8 Gurss Gensr=l or Spec ai Debility, WRkeful- ness, SpernatoCrhCsa, Emissions, Impotenoy Psresis, etc. Corrects Fuactional Disorders caused by errors or e.eesses, quickly restoring Lost Manhood in old youpg, giving Yigoi and Strength where formerly weakness pre vailed Convenient paezzgs, simple, eTsctuA, and legitimate. Care Is gitick and thorough
 Don't be deceived bg imitarzUns, nsist on CANYONS Vitalizsrs. Sent sealed if yOa1 druggist does not have it. Price one dollar pes package. for $5. wieh written goaTaaues 0: complete cure. Information. references, etc. free and confidential. Send us statement O osse and 25c Tor weeks trial tFsa tmsnt. On. only, sent Co each person.
 CANTON MED. O.. ROsrON nAss.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25
Tempe Department.
Fromsaturd als'sD Daily.

From Saturd ay s's Daily Mrs. w E. Thomas, or Phoenix spent the forenoon Fridey at ths Normal.
 MT. and Mrs. D. s. Coon, of Brook lyp, New York, are visiting mr. l.. Arthur.
 Mrs. Henry OEme, of Phoenix, waf visiting her daughter, Miss Eshel. student in the Normal, yesterday.
 Ms. Granville Ridnour, IT. Mrs. New ton, Miss Marie Moore and Miss Lillie Vaughn were visitors to Phoenix today
 Mr. Frank Perkins of Silver Kirg sn6 Miss Clara McGrew were married last night as the Penn residence in Easi Tempe, Justice NJ H Myers officiating Congratulations are in oTdar.
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25
Yuma county:

A deal has been consummeted within the last few day in which the largest sum of money that hes changed hands in Yuma county since A. J Hubbard bought the Hsrqus HaIa bonsnzs, will pass from the pockets of some unknown capitalists, whose names do not appear
Phoenix weekly herald., 1897-11-25
Interesting Paragra rhs.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturday's Daily.
 Grandmother Cnrissy, mother of Col Wm. Christy, O. H. Chriasy and Mrs. Marshal Boner of this valley, viii 6R- rive this evening from her home in Iowa to spend the winter with her chil- dren here. She is accompanied by Mrs. Bonar, who has been visiting in Iowa,
 Governor McCocd this afternoon issued proclamation withdrawing all proclamstions offering 8 reward for criminals issued by his predecessors. There urs several rewards made by Governors in She past which have never been claimed ard are ssilI out to be claimed St any time.
 John X Jones plead guilty this morning before Justice Johnstone to selling liquor to miners and was een- tenoed to pay fine Of s56 95 This is the third time this defendant hes been convicted of this offsnse and it Is understood that theFe are several more charges of the same nature against tlm.
 As the sime of departure Of she train for the noTsh has been changed the mail will not close hereafter st the postoffics uatil eight o'clock in the evening, which will give our people plenty of time to get their correspondence in. The postoffice will hereafter be kept open until seven o'clock for the sccommods- tion of the public.
 Governor McOord has established 8 precedent which is good one. Hsre- after every member of the Territorial administration in the Capital City on Saturday will be ez- pected to- meet at the govsrnor'a offics for consultation and discussion of Territorial sffairs. Ia this way it is ex- pectsd that the sffsirs of the Territory can bs carried on to sraateF satisfaction to the people and credit to 5he sdninis- sFetion.
 Ia the District Court this morning Judge Street appointed Mir. 0. H. Holmes as court reporter, T. E. Elan nigan District Court Commissioner and Pedro Salazar Spanish in terpreter. h
  ing Company motion to dissolve the injunction was denied snd demu ursF overEuled; O'Oonuor S Cottreil vs. J. 0. Adams, motion for 6 new trial was denied and notice of appeal given Meedor vs. The Valley Bank, demurrer overrule6.
 News of a sad accident which oo- cured at Meea City last evening was received in this city this afternoon. h is learned that yesterday afternoon while the children of Mr. and Mrs. Waddliogton were playing in ene yard the little three-yesr old boy picked up small bottle of iodine and drank Of the contents with tue result that it's little windpipe was so badly burned that 1t could not supply air to his lungs. It lingsred Tn grass agony until this morn ing when death relieved it of iss suffer inge. The parents are prosbrased at their sudden loss. The Phoenix Un- dertaking Company cent 8 ceskst to Mesa City this afternoon and the little one will be buried toDoFrow afternoon.