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Arizona republican., 1904-04-03

personnel of the company Is of the highest standard and all the members conduct themselves as ladies and gen. tlerccn should.
 'Wc carry no gamblers or graf,ers Of any description whatever. and the shows are absolutely clean, moral and refined in every sense Of the word. Our peop,e aIi stop q: h3tcls. restaurants or boarding houses, as we carry TO cook tents of any description w:-aJevec. One of the particular features in coinec- ton with ou- attractions this season s the beautiful electrical display used in the lighting of each show, over 15Oo incandescsDt lights being used fer this purpose.
 We have all special advertising pl per and will bill the surrounding coun- try better than a circus would. Tbere will be special excursion rates OF Ill railroads throughout the week., and I am confident that We will he able to bring hundreds Of strangers into the city during the week. Mir. Reiss also wishes to impress upon the public that the Southern Carnival company d1eS not. and never has showed on Sun1ay, end viii not while in Phoenix"
Arizona republican., 1904-04-03
CURIOUS GOOD FRIcAY CUSTOM.
Hcw an EFfioy of Judas iscarict Was
 Treated by Portuguese.

There are curious Good Friday cIG- toms prevalent all over the world in all communities where the Roman Catholic religion is the religion of the bulk of the common people. Tn Mex ico, for instance, on Good Friday lit tie images of Judas are sCld as s0uve- nirs, and they may either be i,rese:v- cd or broken with a show of wrath. A still more curious custom, howe yar, is to be found among the Portuguese sailcr folk. Not long ago a young nan who TOW lives in this city was spend ing a spring on the levees at the mouth of the Mississippi, with the tE- gineer Of those useful cmbaalzmants and on the Thursday of Holy Week Portuguese bark moored against the levee tC await the tide the next day to carry il up the rover 10 neT Or loans. On the Good Friday morning he and the engineer went aboard thls bark at the invitation of the captain to witness the Good Friday osle5y2tiol of the crew.
 A lifesize straw efFigy of ,Iudos had been Constructed i1 the night, and now was suspended from a cross tree, a bag labelled Thirty Pieces of Silver in it's hand. This efT1gy was so sus- pended that it could be lowered from one cross-tree, falling by the side of the ship and trailing through lie wat CT, and then raised to the crosstree Of the foremast. Two sailorc, me below either crosstrse, pulled the ropes that ! swung it, and as soon as the Arleri- cans hsd arrived the rest of the CT ew gathered at the gunwale and gave T signal to swing down Judas.
 As the efIigy passed by the rail the crew, armed with boat hooks, i"ldded and tore at its body with cries cf rage and imprecation, and again stabbed at it as it rose, dripping and soggy and torn, from the water and swung up to | the other crosstree. Again the etigy
Arizona republican., 1904-04-03

i is, surrounded by nature with barrier so that it can do no harm. When the patient therefore returns to his for mer environments the first slight cold or congestion which settles on his lungs places him in a condition for the ba- cilli to again propagate, and then the patient is in a worse condition than be- fore. as the second attack finds him with less reserve vitality to combat the disease. This is the history of 9y per cent of the so-called climatic cures.
 Now when a patient is dismissed from our institution as cured, this means that the bacilli is destroyed. It Is accomplished in this way:
 In the first place. our table is sup piled with the best that the market affords, and is adapted especially to he upbuilding of the patients. In or der that we may do 1t justice we en- courage an out-of-door life and plenty uf exercise, and we avoid any effort to reach the lungs by way of the stomach. We place the patient in the best con- dition that is possible by seeing that all the functions of the body are work ing properly. and then we proceed 10 administer our curative agents in sew eral ways.
 First, by creating in the lungs an at mospnere in which the germ cannot live. by means of inhalation constantly of a medicated air composed of the hydro cartoons of the phenol group. We also build up the general system by means of physical culture and increase the development of the lungs by a se- ries of lung gympastics. which clears up the infiltrations and opens up the unused air cells.
 In suitable cases the pneumatic ca5i- net is used, and also both electric and solar ultra violet or actinic rays
 Then with pr. Ballard's modification Of Kochs Tuberculin, which we admin ister every other cay Gin selected cases), we soon get the system into such condition that it throws off the bacilli and the whole circulatory an.i respiratory systems being sterilized, the bacilli cannot again find lodgment.
 Every night and morning each pa- tient has his nose and throat sprayed in order to prevent any infection in those parts. and to do away with any catarrhal difficulties ar sore throat. Any complications are taken care of as soon as they appear. so that all the forces of the body may be concentrated upon the upbuilding of the lungs.
 Our Sanatorium is homelike and pleasant, and our patients having the combination of all these different ad- vantages can certainly recover their health here if anywhere Write fo. free illustrated booklet.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-03

season were good, they were nothing in comparison to what it has this season. The show has enlarged to over double the size it was when it showed here be- fcre.
 We have over 300 reople and m-ve by Q. special train consisting of twen " two cars" said MT. Burch. ''Cu- shows and attractions are entirely new. We have only one show that we had before: that is the. Stod um, and every act in that IS entirely new. Cur flee acts this season are the best that money car procure, and have never been seen in the west heretofore. They are headed by Achiiie Phil,cus' spinal tower act. which is one of the mot ex- pensive acts in the world today. Tais act, secured by AEr. Reiss at q cost Of s10C0 per week, is a distinct novc.ty and az an act of daring and beauty has no equal.
 Harry DuBell's high wire b.cycle act is direct from Europe and h-s been the furor of the noted European clpi- tals for the rast two seasons.
 "The famous Gillmcre family of aerial artists. who were the feature of theParnum circus last season, are also
Arizona republican., 1904-04-03
A WONDERFUL INSTITUTION
For the Cure of Consumption.

The work of the Ballard Pulmonary Sanatorium at Pasadena, Cal. is not at an experimental stage. The treatment has proven so absolutely a success that only those question its merits who know nothing of its results and Of the cures effected.
 Dr. Ballard says that he lays it's great success to the fact that during the nine years since he himself was cured of tuberculosis (which time he has devoted to the treatment of this dis ease exclusively he has investigated every remedy and appliance that has heon exploited. ard instead of logged ly clinginG to his own special treat. lnent, has utilized everything which proved at all eff1cacious in the upbuild- ing of these patients. The result is the most complete system for the treatment of tuberculosis in this coun- try.
 In response to the suggestion that climate brought about the cures. Dr. Ballard responded that an equable eli mate enables the patient to live out of doors and take exercise in the open air, which is most helpful, but that no competent physician now contends that climate kills the bacilli. and that unless thr germ is destroyed the pa- tient is not we'll no mater how well he may appear.
 By climate the system can be so for tified that as long as the patient re- mains in the locality in which the cure was effected he will be to all intent and purposes well, but the bacilli is not destroyed, only !ncapsulated; that
Arizona republican., 1904-04-03
THERE WERE TWO ASSES.
When the Milkman Got Ahead Of the
 Smart Alec.

There's always some joke on the miIkman,' began Senator Stewart of Nevada, who is recognized authority on lacteal fluid, and who has kept up q constant fight for pure milk ever since he has been in the senate. People who don't know stump water from pure milk of the COW think it's funny to guy the nillxman, but occasionally these smart alecs get the rag end of the bar gain.
 T once knew a milkman, a funny old genius, who drove a steed whose archi- tectural proportions rivalled those of the famous Rosinante. As the boys say. it was bute.' One day the old man was trying by vigorous application of the whip to coax the animal into | gait something faster than a walk. 4 young fellow who thought he knew all most everything. and what he didn't know would make a biz book, called out:
 "'T say. Uncle Thad, do you know what happened to Balaam?'
 "'Yes, d-n you! The same as hap pened to mean ass spake to him
 The pert young man wilted. and Uncle Thad gave old Tobe another whack and drove on."-Washington Times.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-03
THE ANT.
Facts About One Of Natures Most In
 dustrious Creatures.

When spring comes with all its wealth of opening buds and new flow CTS. the ant is preparing for a season of profitable industry.
 It comes out of it's winte" quarters and locates q new home where it can store away during the summer months the sustenance for the long winter days.
 Just as industrious as the ant-bat in diffcrcr: way, are the countless, infnitisemal germs which burrow into the scalp and eat away at the roots of the hair.
 As they burroU away. Dandruff forms, and if the germs are not all killed, Badness results.
 Newbro's Herpicide is the only known remedy whiCh kills the gerIng.
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to Tho Hcrpicide Co. Detroit. Mich. Wakclin's Phar- macy, special agent.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-03

one of thc noted free acts this seas5n.
 f'The feature of the entire show is he fomous Diavola in his loop-the-loop. This Is the feature act of thu big Stad- ium. Diavola uses the new 'deathtrap' loop this seasrn, and Is the only man in the world wfo has been able to sue cessfully ride this loop, actually de- flying death at every ride. His act was the enc which created So much news paper comment at Ccney Island, New York, last year. and which resulted i'll the death of three different men who attempted to copy the act
 "Our shows this year each have massive wagon front. new in design but sin1ilar tn !ha beaufifuI front us d by the animal show last season. The
Arizona republican., 1904-04-03
Tle president put me here. It's improper to repine; It's disloyal for me to die.
 Insubordinate to resign.

Senator Quay likes to smoke cigars lie usually has some in his mouth vixen he IS not in the senate chamber. ard sometimes he then chews an unlightcd ore
 A week OF so ago his doctor told him he must stop smoking. T can't" said the senator.
 But you must" insisted the doctor.
 Cant I smoke at all?' asked tii' senator. plaintively.
 Yes" the doctor replied. as if ht was conferring a great favor. You may smoke a half of one cigar each day. but no more.'
 Well" said the senator today. ;s f:e sat in his committee room. 1t t- now time for re to have my daily smoke
 He opened a drawer in his desk and took out cigar fifteen inches long. Taking q pencil he marked it exactly in the middle and lighted it. The half smoke lasted for two hours.
 Why don't you change doctors :'' asked Senator PerroSe.
 "Dasn't.' Senator Quay replied. "Anothe: Goctor might not let me smoke even half cigar"
Arizona republican., 1904-04-03
WASHINGTON STORIES.
New TeIcs Told in. tho National Corri.
 c'ors.

When Eugene Ware was offered his political place as commissioner of pen sions by the president, he said, T don t want it; I don't like the place.
 "Oh, that's all right" said the presi- dent, reassuringly. And the longer you have the place the less yoI will like it."
 A day or two after the strenuous times that followed the presidents service pension order, Mir. Ware was discussing the pleasant features of his joh, and being q poet. he dropped into poetry, with this result;
Arizona republican., 1904-04-03

Samuel C. Butte, who is a rural free delivery carrier with headquarters at Stanhopa. Iowa. wrote to the president a few dayg ago saying he noticed Tn the public prints that General Bristow, of the postcftice department, had been convicted and that his assistant, Holmes Conrad. was soon to go. De- plocing this sad state of affairs. he of fered his services to the president saying: I am not a politician, but 1 trust I am an honest man. While l am a small potato politically. my ambition is Gs big Gs a good-sized thunderstorm. l can cone on at once to take Bristow's place"
 The letter was sent to Postmaster General Payne. who forwarded it tn the civil service commission with this indorsenent: T think you will agree with that thc writer, on account of his general information, is entitled to rapid promotion."
 Commissioner Cooley sent the letter back to +ne postoifce department with his indorsement: The commission entirely agrees with EIr. Payne that Mir. BItte s entitled to every consider ation, but regrets to notice that he re- gards as Drima facie evidence nf honesty the fact that he is not q poll ian
Arizona republican., 1904-04-03
NAT REIsS' NEW SHOW
The Southern Carnival Co. Bigger and
 Better Than Ever.

F. H. Burch. the promoter and 1ep- resentatiye O. the Nat Relss Southern Carnival company is in the city nak- ing ell necessary arrangements for bringing his company here fer the street fair to be held here commencing Monday, April 25. and cort nring throughout that week.
 In speaking of his company, Mr Burch says that while the shows ard attractions that the company had last
Arizona republican., 1904-04-03
SHE KNEW THE REASON.

At the dinner table one evening some enc remarked that a certain lady had a thin, falsetto voice. Little Maisie was acquainted with the person referred to and she cried out abruptly:
 "Oh, l know why, Because she's got a false. set O teeth."-New York Prers.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-03
SELF-PRoTEcTioN.

Salesman-"Wen, the old man fired two more clerks today
 Flcor Walker-"Say, if this thing keeps up, you fellows will have to take out fire insurance policies.'-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-03
HE WAS REAL RUDE.

Yes admitted Miss Passay, T shall celebrate the twenty-third anniversary of my birth in the near future
 "Indeed," retorted MT. Hammerleigh. And were you born on February 297" Chicago News,
Arizona republican., 1904-04-03
A GOOD BRAND.

want some matches" rad the lit- tie girl who had been sent to the corner grocery by her mother
 What kind?' asked the clerk.
 Why, the kind that are made in hea- ven, guess" was the reply.-Chicago Post.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-03
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Arizona republican., 1904-04-03

descended by the rail, and again the crew shouted and tore at i: W n their boat .hooks. This was repeated uItil the efigy was entirely demolished ard
Arizona republican., 1904-04-03

the remnants of it's clothes and tte broken pieces of the straw were ciis-- ing out on the waters of -ne ,i ssir- sippi.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-03

ONLY S9O PER LOT-8A DOWN AND @4 PER HOaTH wn
 
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Arizona republican., 1904-04-03

Corner Twenty 'e~Ond St. and Union ave. near three principal electric car unes), Los 4ng les, Cal. Unsurpsssed foc Clean and advanced Surgery. Operated and treated over 5O0 eases in 1903 The results gre such , can be reached only iu private hospital where close personal O OI eratiOn is a feature On- snIting physicians and surgt Ons th9 best in the city
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-30
10 sE USED FOR FOOD ONLY
Secretary Wiiscn Permlts Importation
5ys IN Of Venezuelan Cattle. ~ s,3

Washing ton, April 81 Consid e-able.
business tOf import was transact,
cd at the days meeting OF the fcabines !,
although the session did not CONSUME
rs much time as usual. All the mem.
bers were present except Secretary
Taft, Postmaster General Payne being
in attendance for the first time In sew
eral weeks. Mr.. Payne remained with
the president some time after the I'D
j0urnment Of the meeting talking over
departmental matters, some ofSwhich
have been held mp pending his recov.
ery.
Secretary Wilson reported that the
department TX aSTiciltnre HID grant
Cd permission to the Venezuelan gov.
eminent to import into the 8 United
States 1000 head or Venezuelan cat.
tie. OF course the customs duties viii
have Ia DE paid ON the cattle They
VIII be shipped to New York con-
signed to IN abbattoir. No breeding
cattle are to- be among the numhess5
Imported. the idea being to use them
exclusively Tor food The depart ment
is exceedingly CAREFUL about a1l Inn
portations at live stock and each head
OF cattle imported from Yenezuela viii
be srigidiy inspe cted. a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-30
JAPANESE FLEET SIGHTED

& SQUADRON. q. Japanese SHIPS was i:
sight of Vladivostok. aroused anx.
iety. Naval circles are specializing
whether the enemy will venture TO aI.
proach Vladivostok at closer lace
than last time. ;3g. ~ >i&'&5zsf Ne 2
There are persistent rumors of fight
Ing on the 1aln river, but the xA.so.
ciated Press correspondent is into n1eu
that no serious engagements have
taken place and that the lighting has
been limited to affairs Of oulposts, tn
Russians contesting and harras slng
the japanese advance. E'{@
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-30

II st. Petersburg, April 30.In the
most categorical terms Russia has on
cially notified the world that she will
not accept mediation to terminate the
war with Japan. The oficial notifica-
ton, which accords with the authori-
tative announcement made by the AS.
sociated Press April Is, Is Contained
in a circular issued by the ministry Of
foreign affairs to- the Russian repre-
sentatiyes with foreign powers, which
lis gazetted In the odicial Messenger.
The text Of the circular is as follows:
The foreign press has recently been
parsistentIy circulating rumors con
corning intentions on the part of some
OF the European governments to under.
take q friendly Intervention AJith q
view to d speedy termination Of the
conflict between. Russia and Japan.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-30
NO MEDIA TON WAN TED.

Tengrams nave even Deens receive0
announcing that proposals OF such q
inature have already been made to the
imperial government. You are em-
powered to deny this statement most
3categorically Russia did not wish
war and everything within the limits
OF possibility was done by her to solve
the complicat ions which had arisen n
the Far East IN q peaceful manner. hut
after the treacherous surprise on the
part Of Japan, which forced Russia to
take up arms. obviously no friendly
mediation can have any success. Sim
ilarly the imperial government will net
admit the Intervention Of any power
whatsoever in the direct negotiation
which will occur between Russia and
Japan after the termination OF hostile
operations in order to determine the
conditions Of peace"
80
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-30
AFTER 81 !. 4 As.D & !! 4 Sitting | 9
Japanese Hold Positions on North
s Bank of EYalu. 81 MI

Japanese Hold Positions on Norm
Bank of Yalu.
Chefoo. April, 80. Hard lighting sis
reported along the Yam and thes Jap
'anese appasehtIy shave made good
their position on the north bank OF
the river in a nunber OF places.
Troops III We been landed both above:
and, below 1lntus 3. b Is the Key 81
the Russian Eosit on. and under the
cover Of the first arrivals and. the gun.
boats reinto creme hts are heing poured
INTO MAnc hulia. 81. 81 81
rs expected that within few days
the Japanese will be in a petition to
make an attack on "A attIny ii force ii
the Russians wait ,g ii, N l1ish I. Is
doubtful. III 3.
d tact military nsas "a er iaye tiet
with q strong Japa nese5 force an three
ssides of the posit ton Il. Ii ii tenable
and mot hing III Isl III b
but to fall hack To their sesoni line at
Fenghuangcheng. sSsS5s
According Is ia Il ths Japanese
lave not ecom pli NJ D gs,, nf
the Yalu without ksrd ii biting nd cen
siderable loss. ne lasses are ssssid
from Russian soilfs es tb have been
4NaXy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-30
DUE TO UNUSUALLY HIGH TIDE.
Many Parsons Driven From Homes in
New York Suburb.

~ New York, April 3O.-TWenty-dve
tamilies have been driven from their
homes in ST. Raymonds Park, Bronx
borough, by the oYerflo lowing OF the wa,
5ters Of Cehric creek, Property was
damaged to the extent Of several thou
sands OF dollars. The flooded district
Il about one mile square In area on
both sidea 81. the creek. Fifty persons
were rescued from the a. oded houses
W Westminster police, who hastily i'm.
proyised RATS for the purpose. Id ID
Z The Hood was caused by an unus.
ualiy high tide, which brought rush
Sof water from Long Island sound into
the creek ana over the lowlands at St.
Raymonds Park. So quickly did the;
flood appear that few persons had time
Ito escape. Easements were flooded
md the water In many homes Allied
the lower floors. The foundations {
many buildings were loosened and they
threaten to co llapse. The police re-
serves were hurried to the scene and
managed, with RATS, to remove the
marooned suburbanites to homes on
the hills nearby, where they spent the
night, fearing another Hood ut the next
Nah tAn q flJV5 By.Ssfff
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-04-30
FLEET IS ISAl ID in POI
II Russian l VladiYos tock Squadron Returns /
Harbbor After Daring Raid Along Coast.

adiYostok. April So The squad
ION commanded by Rear Admiral Yes.
'SSen has returned here from fts recent
operations ott the Korean coast
y Nj The SQUAD rom consistin 81 Ire, afss
4! aored scr,iiser III Rossis, Rurik ma
fomobOi and the pro- ed c IA u,
bpgatyr, put to sea 1t daybreak April
81 The Rurik returned the allowing
sg ,l, but the othefk proceeded % won:
9sn, Korea. and hove to on the town
turing tho morning 90 April 26s about
I I'VE miles from the entrxncesssof the
bay. Admiral Yesxen sent into the
bay two torpedo boats. As they ran
! - towards the shore they found the
Japanese trading steamer Goyo Mar,i
ct anchor with q crew q about twenty
men on board. The. latter were o.