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Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
The Berryhill Co.
 News Dealers, Cor. WashIngtcn and First Sts.

before a patriotic stranger within the gates called on the janitor to tell him that the natal day of Washington was an occasion for rejoicing rather than of grief The matter was at once laid before the board of supervisors and a new pole was resolved upon.
 THE TRAIN LEFT HIM-J. c. Pet erson came over from Mesa yesterday to make a shipment of cattle to Joe Roberts at Prescott. The cattle were in one of the railroad corrals and MT. Peterson was engaged in loading them. At the bottom of one of the shutes there was a half foot of mud. In a rush of cattle one of them was thrown down and its nose was crowded into the mud with the result that before it could be extricated it had smother ed to death. MT. Peterson came down town to get assistance in the removal of the steer In his absence the train men unaware of the nature of his movements and seeing nothing of him about the yards, concluded that he had determined to abandon the shipment for one day and pulled out and left him.
 NEW CORPORATlONS-Articleso of the following corporations were filed in the office of the county recorder yes terday: Maryland Gold Mining com pany, capital stock SG00,00O incorpora- tors NJ. Davis jr., D. J. Campbell and J. H. Foy; GOldfield Quartz Mining company, capital stock s1,OC0,00o, in corporators H. Klingender and $. F. Miller; Osage Consolidated Oil and Gas company, capital stock S1.500,000, incorporators J. F. Kimball and L. w. Jordan; Denver Bullfrog Mining com pany, capital stock s1,000,000, incorpor- ators J. G. Warbel, 4. W. Hobson and O. B. Kemp: Atlantic and Pacific Oil Cos, Ltd, capital stock S3,000 ,000. in corporators F. $. Perkins and R. F. Callahan; Osage Lead company, capi- tai stock $5O0.000. incOrporatOrs W. O. Wilkins, F. V. Learoyd and w. $. Bart lett: Bullfrog Red Mountain Mining company. capital stock s1,000,00O, in corporators NJ. II. Detch, g. c. McMul- len and F. L. Cross; Buffalo Hump Tunnel and Power company, capital stock S2. 900 900. incorporators I. T. Stoddard and c. A. Mintz; Gold Noun tain Consolidated Mines company, cap ital stock $1,000.OO0, incOrporators L. W. Bond, NJ. Bond and P. Swift; Hoov- CT Development company, capital stock S250,O00, incorpo-ators F. Hoover and F. L. Hoover; Bullfrog Homestake Mining company, capital stock s1,000, 0OO incorpOrators L. w. Bond, M. Bond and P. Swift; Utah Mining company capital stock $1,O00,0 ,0O0, incorpOrators C. G. Goldman, NJ. J. Galpin, A. w Galpin, N. Golf and W. K. James.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
Good Health
 and Sanitation

are almost synonymous. Sanitary Soda Water and Good Health were in separably linked by the invention of the goth Century Sanitary Fountain.
 The da>r of Soda Water drawn from the dark recesses of marble sarcophagi to he drunk with eyes closed and a prayer to heaven for safety is fast passing away. The gospel of goth Gen. tury Sanitation has reached the masses whose insisent demand is Pure Soda Water.
 goth Century Sanitary Soda Water is absolutely pure.
 Our fountain is 9 goth Century and one of the largest in the west and our dispensers ere fresh from the east with al the new drinks.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24

Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, 234 degrees. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l, S.26 inches
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24

New York cream cheese just in. Me Kee's Cash Store.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24
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 Interest. zee
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair
 Data for 24 hours ending 80 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-24

Mex. Zerapes and carved leather al cost at BaIke's Big Curio store.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-12
JUDGE WIN. II.MANN
STATES his VIEWS
Continued from nrst page.)

questions to be considered ard passed
uron at the next State election
j. The State should take mare nro
sressive action towards The building
Up and support Of the primary schools,
which should continue al least eight
months i'll the year. and Should estah
lish high schools in the counties. and
additional high schools in the cities
Whenever conditions require this ac-
ticn. Upon the education Of the chill.
dren the welfare OF the com.
,nonWealth in i large degree
depends. favor as liberal ap-
preparations 10 this end as the resourc.
IS Of the State will permit, and 1e
licvc that the additional appropriations
should be expended at the discretion Of
the county and city trustees.
For Good Public leads.
:. rho time has como in the history
Ter this State when coed public roads
have become a necessity. The people
arc tired CT mere announcements ia
Ecring good reads; and demand sGs-
|tlcI and definite policy which will give
them highways. Impressed with tho
importance OF this subject. favor =
general Law for the opening changiuy
land closing of public roads. and special
laws for the working Of the same adapt
cd to the various sections. and which
will recognize and meet the conditions
existing in the sc"cral localities Re
lance must be placed upon the con
victs in tie penitentiary, to be sup
piled to the county authorities under
such regulations as will not be burden
some to the counties or expensive -
the State. AS soon rs it's finaccs will
permit, without increase OF taxation
(and | think this condition will exist
after 1900. the State should ADOPT the
policy Of supplemcnting county appro
priations fer tho permanent better
Tent Of public roads; and nothing but
the cductiOI Of our children should l,s
permitted to stand in the way or good
roads which vii. lessen the labor OF
cur farmers increase the value Of thci,
products, and add to the enjoymcls,
aud value Of their property.
| >. think the Utmost: care should bc
: exercised iii tho administrator Of tic
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-12

We claim that our l1m5roid-
cry sale is without a parallel
III any city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-12

governor. What is your reply to the,,.
statements
We'll. let us take them in order.
First. as 10 the sc-called Mann Law.
This IS not my law. 1t is a law pass.
ed by the almost unanimous vote Of
the General Assembly at the request of
the country people of Virginia. can
not bit rejoice, however. that wa:
SO fortunate as to be its author and
patron, but am not so boastful as u
take undue credit for its passage I,
was passed by the General Assclnbi-
in April, 1903
No Effcrt to Repeal law.
Since its passage the people have
elected a new legislature but in the
General Assembly Of 1901 not a sircl,,
bill was offered to rep2al or even to
amend it If the Mann Bill is an ex-
IRENE measure. and should he punish
90 Tor being its author Why did !,
Democratic General Assembly pass TIC
Dill and 9 Democratic governor sign
IT, and why did not the legislature Of
1904 change the law? What is Tie
Mann Bill? It is all amendment to
Inc general revenue bill prescribing
the circumstances under which i,
liquor license can be secured at places
where police protection is not Afforded
II The country and in towns OF under
five hundred inhabitants It provides
that license Shall not be granted in
suc! places unless it shall plainly ap-
pear TO the satisfaction Of the court
hat a majority Of the qualified voter:
Icf the district or town in which / Ii.
privilege is sought to be exercised arc
IN favor Of the application. AMI that
ne sale CT ardent spirits at THAT place.
VIII not be contrary TO q sound pub
ht l.clicy, or injurious to the moial:s
81 the material interests Of the com
nunty.' This is briefly the enirc
ID
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-12

fiscal affairs OF the commonwealth SC
that every dollar taken from the tax
payer shall be accounted for and az
piled to the legitimate purposes Of
government. 10 the END that the bur
dens Of taxation shall be as light as
possible
As to the Liquor Question.
!. have taken my position on The.
{ liquor question because Of what I he
!evc - be the best interests Of tn:
people Of tie commonwealth. have
been and am now in favor OF the Dss
sage IN enforcement Of laws which
Will 50 regulate the liquor traffic as
to BEST conserve the moral and mate
rial Interests Of the people; but Sc
!love that these laws should only Sc
passed when demanded hy strong
public sentiment which Will secure
their enforcement. The Democratic
party has by legislative enactment dc.
clarcd such to be its policy. and tic
people at the polls have approved its
and conservatism il this State, it can
and should decide what The interests;
Ct the people in this and all other re.
spects demand.
Hedging ny continued cXertions and
whatever energy and capacity ] may
possess fer the best interests Of TIL,
people Of my State and the Democrat.
ic party whether elected Or net, 7 ASK
yclr sulfrages for this hieh Office
Very respectfully.
VIM. HODGES MANN.
Ncttcway. Va. Apri! 1G. 1904.
After reading his announcement the
reporter asked:
Never Voted Prohibition Ticket.
Have YOU ever vote.! The Prohibition
ticket. or been identified with that
party?'
NO. ] have never voted that ticket
CT been 2 member Of the Prohibition
party have never voted any but the
| Democratic ticket. and until This time.
have never had my Democracy called
in question:
1t IS stated. judge, that you are the
author Ct the Mann Bill and that You
dignlflcd The liquor question by stating
ycnr position upon it il ycnr formal
announcement. While the other candi.
dates have ignored the liquor question
entirely. and It is further stated that
your nomination would cause large
number OF Democrats tc bolt and to
vote Tor the Republican candidate, il
short, that Your nomination would re.
suit in the election OF e Rcpublica,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-12
Continued on eighth page.
$4,000 to Havana, Cuba. and Return.
Personally Conducted Tour via
~, g.; f,.,.,.

On March 10Th. Southern Railway
will sell round trip tickets from Nor.
folk. Va. TO Havana. Cuba. at rate OF
$4,000. limited to April 18th. via Jack
sonville and Tampa Florida. Stop
overs will be allowed on return trip at
points in Florida. For reservations on
boat aud train, or further information
call on or address, ". w. CROXTON,
Pass. Agent. No. IS CRANKY street.
Noriolk, Va, 3-12-su st
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-12
5christia MINISTER'S Of Hampton,
Newport News and Norfolk.
RA'LY IA T SUNDAY in APRIL
Rev. J. 7. T. HeadIey, OF Norfolk,
President; Rev. A. j. Renforth, Of
Hampton, secretary-subjects for
Discussion i Churches Today.

ne ministers Of the Christian
churches OF Hampton, Newport News
anu Norfolk have organized the HamD-
! ton Roads Christian Ministers Asso-
citation. Rev. j. IT, T. I1eadlev, of the
frecmason Street Christian church..
Norfolk. was elected president. and
Rev. q. J. Renfor,h, of the Hampton
church, was made secretary.
! The association will meet on the
fifth Sunday in April With the East
EnF Christian church, Newport News.
When he organization will be further
strengthened by the addition of the
churches in York and Warwick cOun
ties.
~ tho Newport News meeting
grand rally will be held.
Subjects for Today.
Rev. \. j. Renforth will take ~ his
text III the Christian church this
morning: H" visit that the Lord had
departed from him" and this even.
ING: BE ye ready also Mr.. Rem.
forth will preach in the Smithvil,c
church at ! O'Clock this afternoon.
Key. Ahncr G. Hopkins will conduct
services IN Price Memorial Prcsby
terrain chapcl this afternoon at :: :3;c
o'clock
Rev. J: +. Willoughby. who is fill
'hS the pulpit o: the Phoebus Baptis,
church. Will conduct services in tho
East Hampton Baptist chapel this al
lcrnoon At 1 o'clock
HAMPTON lodge Of Elks will meet in
'hc'r hall this evening at O'Clock for
thc purpose OF attending. in a body,
nc services III Hampton BAPTIST
church, where Rev. e Pcndlcton
zones D. -. will preach special
sermon on the four cardinal principles
OF the ortlc-.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-12
Shoes T That
Fit and Wear

Our new Spiing O1fords fol
both Ladies' and Gentlemen
are arriving daily. One Of
our handsome stores is deyot
ed to this department.. We
carry nothing but the best
factory Hires.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-12
Kelly Case Continued

WING 70 inc illness Of the girl The
case Of Virgil G.. Kelly. charged viii
ne betrayal Of Miss Day. was con
1inued BY Magistrate l.. =. Stith for
zen days yesterday
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-12

Mr I. a. kearncy is quite sick at
his home in Phocbus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-03-12

Handsome dinner sets. AZ pieces.
offered for only s5.87, at LASH'S.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-02

II " Brown, Peter Peterson,
VII Gphine and Mike Graft are
100, .bc many who arc taking out
hnogies these days. They are
.Sa worry best-the rigs we mean.
werner neople will have nothing Use
and Warner business men nave 'o"s
"ia,, learned it and keep nothing else
but the best.
nr. Pickering has bought the Sea
moi, harm and will remodel 1t.
A O, T.. w. and d. OF ii. VIII
nicnic at Rondell grove June 10Th.
The public is invited.
Eroyu's dance was a complete sue
cass, The music sounded especially
fine in the large hall.
Warner has a ball game every Satur-
day and it is not a SLOW one e'''er.
THO last one stood score l3 for regular
against 9 for the pickup team.
Herman Rchtield is buying hogs
and seems to give good satisfaction.
Try him.
Mr.. and Mrs. a, O. Titus were IN
town Saturday.
Everybody should see George
Lyman's steam hammer. George
stops spinning yarns when that starts
up.
Go to Lymans with your FEED ano
have it ground. He is always pleasant
and accommodating.
Peter Larson went to Lacrosse,
Wis, Saturday evening.
Clarence Conley has nearly recovered
from the serious sprain he receiyel
some time ago. We can't get along
without Clarence.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-02

p,r WIS dangerous. /, madame, a
snnnress sydney Marlborough when ne
turns up. | have two arrows in my
culver for him. One is the Charity
1eagne. the other the Russian govern
ment Who want him. Your husband.
7 beg your pardon, the prince-would
perhaps take a different view Of .he
case II is a pretty story. I will tell
4 TO him unless l have your implicit
obedience" -.
Eta stood dry Tipped before him.
She tried to speak, but no words came
from her lips. -.,
"Thursday evening before dinner
said De Chauxville. 49,
And he left her standing on the
hearth rug, her lips moving ana ram
ing no words.
TO be continued.l
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-02

II refuse to betrdg my husband!"
ed to look down into his mean, foxlike
faee-"yes. l refuse to betray my hus-
band
stop! He is not your husband.m
Slowly the anger faded out Of her
eyes Her clinched fists relaxed
What do you mean:' she whispered.
What do You meanT
Sydney Marlborough is your hus-
band" said the F~renchman, without
taking his eyes from her face.
HE is deadF' she Kissed.
"Prove it,"
@He died at Tver." she said, but there
was no conviction in her voice. With
her title and position to hold t. she
could face the world Without these
what was she:
"a local newspaper reports that the
body of a a was discovered on the
plains of Tver and duly buried in the
! paupef cemetery said De Chauxyile
indifferently. Your DISTINGUISHING
scarborough, l mean-was for reasons
which need not be gone into here in the
neighborhood of Tyer at the time. A
police officer. who has since been trans
ferred to Odessa, was of the opinion
that the dead man was q foreigner.
There are about 1900 foreigners in
Tyer, operatives in the manufactures.
Your husband, Sydney Marlborough.
left Tver to proceed eastward and cross
Siberia to China in order to avoid the
emissaries of the Charity league. who
We're looking out for him at the west
ern frontier. He viii be due at one Of
the treaty ports in China In about q
month Upon the supposition that the
body discovered on the plains of Tves
i was that of your husband you took the
opportunity of becoming a princess. II
was enterprising. ! admire your spirit
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-02
were not exhausted. She was learning

Gere not exhausted. She was learning
to nurse her forces.
"Your husband" went on De Chau4-
Vile after he had sufficiently enjoyed
the SAVIOR Of his own words, rs q
brave man. To brighten him it is nee
essary to resort to strong measures.
The last and the Strongest measure IN
the diplomats scale is the people. The
people, madame. will take no denial.
It is a game l have played before1a
dangerous game, but l am not AFRAID.
'sYou need not trouble to be theatrical
with me" put in Eta scornfully.
"A man who plays for a high stake
went on the Frenchman In q Quleter
voice. must be content to throw MS
all on the table time after time. a
week Observation-Disclosures peasants
will make a demonstration. You know
as we'll as I do-as we'll as Prince Pav-
10 does, despite his i~mperturbable face
that the whole country is a volcano
which may break forth at any moment
But the control is strong, and therefore
there is never a large ~erupton-a grum-
Bile here, a CLEAN Of fire there, a sullen
heat everywhere. But a little eruption
is enough to wipe out one man if he be
standing on the spot"
"Go on" said Eta quietly-too quiet
ly. De Chauxyille might have thought
had he been calmer.
81 want you" he went on, ''to assist
me. We shall be ready on Thursday.
l shall not appear in the matter at all.
l have strong colleagues at my back.
Starvation and misery, properly han
died, are strong incentives"
"And how do you propose to handle
them:' asked Eta in the same quiet
voice.
THE peasants win make a demon
stration. The rest we must leave to-
well, to the curse of fortune. l have
no doubt that our astute friend Karl
Steinmetz will manage to hold them
in check. But whatever the end Of
the demonstration, the outcome will be
the impossibility of a longer residence
In this country for the Prince Pavlo
Alexis. A regiment of soldiers could
hardly make it possible
And what do you wish me to dor
asked Eta, with the same concentrat-
ed quiet,
in the first place. to believe that no
harm will come to you, either directly
or indirectly. They would not dare to
touch the prince; they will content
themselves with breaking a few VIM
dows."
What do you want me to do?' re-
peated Eta.
De Chauxville paused.
Merely" he answered lightly, ito
leave open a door, a side door. l IN
derstand that there is a door in the
old portion of the castle leading up by
a flight of stairs to the smoking room
and thence to the new part Of the
building"
Eta did not answer.
This door l wish you to unbar your
self before dinner on Thursday even
ing" he said, turning round and SLOW
~ coming toward her.
"And I refuse to do it," said Eta.
"Ah!"
Eta sprung to her feet and faced
him, a beautiful woman. a very queen
of anger. Her blazing eyes were on a
level with his.
Yes" she cried. with clinched fists,
standing her full height till she seem
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-02

rrsr,s poet. philosopheran and SPHINX
To farm and field has filed
IN .,at 4 set Of brand new thinks
To exercise his muscle an" '''' "
balding head,
o,,- school was closed May l9th,
= very Successful and profitable
term to all concerned. ,
friends and patrons Of the sc''ool
,,oya the teachers pleasant surprise
al me NJ. F. Church. May 23rd. MISS
.artnn who taught the primary
room. returned to her home atC"i'es'
SnrirgS, Ia, and Mr.. Creed VIM
taught the upper room, to his h''''e
NJ columbia. our best wishes -
with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Larson OF "etil
township were on u streets MONDAY
Harvey Zweck went to Madison u
help the Normal play Dali
ROYAL neighborS met in regular Se'
sion Tuesday night.
Miss Dempsey is visiting at TIE
home Of Mrs. E. c. Moulton and say
ing a pleasant hello to her many
friends,
Mrs. Pickering and Mrs. Lyman
we're shopping in Aberdeen SATURDAY
Mrs. Estey's sister arrived on Mon
day evenings train for a visit ant
have a general good time.
Mrs A. f. Berg is attendini
memorial exercises at Aberdeen TN
week.
O. A. Swanson is around asking al
sorts Of questions these days an
getting peoples pedigrees clear bac
10 the little May Flower incident.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-02

better field for Individual effort, nor IS
there any community where private en-
terprise is surer Of material rewards.
The uninquisitive stranger never real
lies that so many services are admin
.Sterel by the representatives Of the
taxpayers and in their behalf.
Liverpool has its odd city" the same
IS London. and that ancient corpora
ton still has special privileges and De
riveS vast profits from grants and IS
tate~ which have been handed down
FOR hundreds of years. But. like Lon
don. tie nominal beneficlaries do not
dare 10 appropriate 10 themselves more
than 4 modest share Of these tithes,
and they are awaiting the inevitable
time when the sceiter Of ownership
Viii Ge taken from them.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-02
( Warner News Items
~
a.

Mr.. Creed won II.
tie wonders how ma NV a. ssss
B. a. Estey: why
Monlton lately: 'Aaa
W. F.. Christian: =.
heard, he's got to be g,,s a's
Estey: Oh! s''aak
Mr.. and Mrs. chas,i,,
warren and Miss Anna :.
Mansfield, Sunday.
Where Oh where can d,
Praise is altogether toa W.
A little daughter cam.
the home of MIR. and Nr
ton, May Goth. A
| Mrs. Camp was in NaD,s.,, /
Mrs. Sweet is visitjn, y
Mrs. Hogoboom. icy
| N. M. Morgen is oye,i,,.
Al
the one that brings IN III. J
in the next 30 days. Wh,, ' !
think OF next.
Mrs. Brown has recsiv,,
the death of her sister. Mn
Fanlkton.
Mr.. Williams is nursing !.
hand nowadays, caused h,
jecting from a heavy h,
moving.
Chiidrens exercises at
Church are put of till Juns
should attend aud enjov
programme that is being n,
0Crops and grass are look
these parts and prospects a
a bumper crop.
A sister of Mr.. Gupd
arrived from Norway ant
her home with them.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-02
GREAT NORTHERN

STRAYED-From my place 3 miles
southeast of Columbia on or abont
April 10th, n dark brown or black
mare about $3.50. 5 years old: and n
bay mare about ll5o. 5 years old. stan.
dard bred. wire cut inside near hock.
ooth mares were within a week of
foaiIng When they left nv Mace
kindly send any information regard
ing either one or both of the above
mares TO WILL BEARD,
Columbia, S. D.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-02
TIME TABLE

CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL
H. & D. DIVISION
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-06-02

\ SATISFIED Customer is the
"A Best Advertisement. My
Customers get Satisfaction.
They gladly tell others so. Some
new and beautiful suitings
have just been received.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1905-03-23
G1enn's Ferry

A large crowd from here attended
the ball at Hagerman St. Patrick
evening.
A. Conway and family, from
southern Arkansas, arrived here
last week. He will work in the
shops.
w. HI. Manion was in town last
Saturday visiting bis daughter, Mrs.
Z. Pearson.
george Pool and George Howe of
Mountain Home went through here
last week EN- route to Twin Falls.
Mrs. Lee Mink and family of this
place departed for Soldier last Sat-
urday, where they will spend the
summer.
Nate Woodhouse is having a we'll
dug on his place.
John Caldwell of Boise was here
between trains Monday looking af-
ter his business interests.
Martin Stein started for Soldier
Wednesday with a load of house
hold goods for Lee Mink.
F. w. Boyd of Mountain Home
spent last Saturday in town attend.
ing to business matters.