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Evening star., 1905-11-11

stronger from the first day 1 began to eat
IL. have no heartburn now and / sleep
like n tOP. ieat pttezo at every meal n nd
do not know what would do without 1t.
-49dyezy CHSsk7.au
Evening star., 1905-11-11
What Local Teachers Get.

As compared with these, the salaries of
school teachers. not including principals. in
the District of Columbia are as follows
Evening star., 1905-11-11

THE following table will show the ruling
rates of wages per day, six days in the
week. for skilled labor in the District of
Evening star., 1905-11-11

u y ne n = re y Z
deal for me. L
had long been
troubled with
heartburn and
gases In III v
stomach after
q n I In ng. MY
leep was brOk-
en- and unre-
freshine as "a
consequence. I
was induced to
give Apitezo a
trial. 1 liked II
from the first
sp on 4 I. 1
could digest ii
easily and j felt
fire. . h er on d
Evening star., 1905-11-11

Here's a value in Carpet that
will appeal to you. Handsome
Brussels Carpet, in very choice
patterns. Special, per yard, Mon
Gay, 6oc.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29
Largest Warship Planned.

Plans are now being prepared for a
new battleship which will eclipse any
other in existence. Its main battery
will consist of ten l2-inch guns and its
secondary battery of 20 naval three
inch guns. The record Of cures made
BY the famous HCstetter's Stomach
Bitters in cases of stomach, liver and
bowel complaints completely eclipses
that of any other remedy. Its great sue
cass has been due entirely to its ability
to restore the appetite, promote sound
sleep, strengthen the organs of diges-
ton and assimilation and thus curing
heartburn, bl0ating nausea, sick heads
ache: costiveness, torpid liver, impure
blood, chills, cold and la grippe. We
urge every sufferer to try bottle at
once. Good health will be your sure
reward. Thousands of men aud women
have found this true. Your druggist
will supply you with the genuine.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29
The rf0nu:nent Bill.

The 23rd legislature in passing the
Capt. VIM. O'Neil monument bill gave
practical expression to d beautiful sent
iment and honored the memory of q
brave man who distinguished himself
as good soldier and patriotic citizen.
Patriotism is not dead or dying in
America, when such tributes can be
made and 50 universally endorsed. The
blu appropriates $4,000 for the cree
ton of monument in the city of Pres
colt, not only to honor Captain O'Neil,
but all Rough Riders who fell in the
war with Spain. The Prescott Courier
says the suggestion has been made that
each county furnish a block of granite
for the shaft on which shall be carved
the name of the county and names OF
Rough Riders from the county who
lost their lives in the war-an idea that
must appeal to local pride and meet
with ready response.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29
The Late Legislature.

Whatever else may be said of the
23d legislature. it can be truthfully re-
corded that if it accomplished little
good it moreover accomplished little
harm. The harm might have been
greater, however, but for Gov. Kibbey's
liberal exercise OF the veto power.
Out Of a total of 27l bills introduced
in both houses only IS were passed.
Five cour;il and fifteen house bills died
in the governors Office. Among the
measures that met with the "pocket
veto" were:
Mr.. Bailey's registration bill making
it possible for ''all OF Sonora" MeX.)
to vote in Arizona The alleged inten-
ton of this measure was to permit
American miners employ ed in the
Mexican state to exercise their inhe-
rent right Of franchise, but as framed
the bill would have opened wide the
doors Tor ballot corruption.
Other pocket veto" bills were.
Mr.. Nugent's bitls-one relating to
actions for personal injuries; the other
20 actions for personal injuries result
in death,
H. B. No. 135, providing for the en-
ploying of territorial prisoners On pub
lie highways. It is to be regretted
that bill could not have become law
permitting the employment of conticts
on the public roads of Yuma county, at
any rate. Gov. Kibbey's objections to
the measures as framed, were based
upon the expense Of transportation to
distant parts of the territory. 1t is
queer that the gentlemen who talked
so much about keeping the cOnvicts in
| idleness could not have framed and
passed a measure that would have rem
edied that condition. There is plenty
of road work and other public work in
Yuma county which could be done by
the prisoners, and the question of trans
portation would be eliminated.
H. B. No. 81, providing for a board
|
of optometry.
n. B. No. 14S, to make the office Of
city attorney elective instead of APP
pointive.
In the closing hours there was dis
agreement over the appropriation bill
Referring to this, the Pooenix Repub
lican says:
"The source Of disagreement had
been an appropriation for the Phceni>
Enterprise for the publis hing OF whar
was termed 'ofIioial proceedings. .
The house had placed the sum of @94:
in the bill for these services, but the
council cut it down to $500. 1t VIA.
finally placed at 9T50."
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29
A Continual Strain.

Many men and women are constantly
subjected to what they commonly term
"a continual strain" because of some
financial or family trouble. 1t wears
and distresses them both mentally and
physically, affecting their nerves bodily
and bringing on liver and kidney all
ments, with the attendant evils of cor
stipation, loss of appetite, sleeplessness,
low vitality and dependency. They
cannot, as a rule, get rid of this "con-
tinual strain" but they can remedy its
health destroying effects by taking fire.
quent doses of Green's August Flower.
1t tunes up the liver, stimulates the
kidneys, insures healthy bodily func-
tons, gives vim and spirit to one S
whole being, and eventually dispels the
physical or mental distress caused by
the Continual strain" Trial bottle of
August Flower .; regular size 10.
At all druggists. DeVane & Robinson,
Yuma, Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29
500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
constitutional disease, requires con-
stitutonal treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the foun-
dation of the disease, ana giving the
patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do
ing its work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer Ore Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonials free.
Z. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo,O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consSi-
patton.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29
oUARTZsITE vlsITORs-o. A. Peast

OUARTZSITE VISITORS-O. A. Pease
of Ouartzsite and j. H. James of Chi
cago have been spending day Or two
in Phoenix waiting for the clouds to
roll by and the mud on the desert to dry
up. They will proba bly, leave for Quartz
lite this morning, going via Martinez.
Mr.. Pease is experimenting some large
mining operations in that district, be-
ing interested in ten or fifteen cOmpa-
nies, having about 10000 acres Of plac-
er grounds. Mr.. James is his guest
and is merely looking over the country
for his own satisfaction. Mr.. Pease has
couple Of nuggets for pocket pieces
that are worth looking at and if his 80,
600 acres are full of THAT sort of forma-
tion he ought to be able to buy up the
next Japanese bond issue as Il side il
vestment.-Republican
You can get the best Ice cream in
town at Lees candy store.
LOST.-A gold charm between the
first and second railroad bridges on the
California side, on Monday. Suitable
reward. Leave at this office.
Sole agents for Chase & Sanborn's
coffee, l and BIB cans always BEST
Johnson & Bowles!
Attorney r. P. Davis has opened an
Office in the Yuma Bank building on
/ Second street.
Dir. Bailey returned last week from a
Brief trip to Los Angeles.
Do you want letter heads? If you dc
yeF taem- ~ g},e SeH@is+s' otfaf4.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29
The Tavern, The Tavern, -

The Tavern, The Tavern
The Tavern; that is ALL
Ketcherside's keep the best line of
cigars in town. =
At the Old Plantation the specialties
are-Old Plantation and Hunters Rye
whiskies.
Exclusive gents furnishings what
| am aiming at. Come and buy dry
goods at unheafd of prices. j Rimpau.
Don't forget Rimpau's closing out
sale of dry goods. Call early and thus
avoid coming late.
G.. d. Baker & Co have some bar
gains in real estate. Drop into their
Office and let them tell you about it.
Mch8tf
The Yuma Ice CO. 5 extra dry ginger
ale Is on saIe wherever drinks are
sold. Try It.
Sacrifice Of dry goods at Ei,apau's.
Entire stock to he closed out at cost.
Tablets, states, pencils aud pencil
CASEY AZ psFlApYs'
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29
The Yuma Water and
Light Systems for Sale

To whom it may concern:
[ am authorized by the Board of
Directors Of the Yuma Water and
Light Company TO offer their water and
light systems in the town Of Yuma for
sale. 1t is the desire of the company
to make the transfer, if at all at an
early date. l shall be pleased to con-
fer with prospective purchasers at my
Office in Yuma at any time, where l
will give such information to them as
may be possessed of relating to the
property to be sold.
. If you are interested, please call and
see me. Peter It. Robertson,
Attorney for Yuma Water
Jan25tfl aud f-iuht Company
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29
. - Il L. a "a o. - "a 81 AAe
DubIic School neWs J
fFoR THE LITTLE GIRLS


FOR THE LITTLE GIRLS
Oar Dear Little School Girl.
Our dear little lass got ready for school
In her just finished gown SO new;
Il had pulled UP sleeves, aad rufled SKIRT,
And IT'S colors we're white and blue.
With happy look on her fair, young face,
And humm!ng the chic,:adu song,
She threw kisses back Tor mother to catch
And went skipping and hopping along.
WIRE 'sor:ovfgl face. ard eyes f1l Of tears,
~ luncheon tine Eo'la7ard sh" ran,
A-a s035ad ouS, . nnraus, please take OF
this qoTn,
As quick as you possibly can
Why, what is the matter, dear child she
asked;
Has it como already TO grief:
The buttons, the buttons; the school girls
say
They count up I'll marry thief
1t is rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief
You didn't put on but jast four:
want to be rich, but 1 can't unless
You put on just one button more.
Then it's rich man again, don't you see
mamma;
And when it eli happens for true,
IL buy the loveiiest things il the stores,
And have them sent home here TO you.
How foolish il seemed; and yet dear mamma
Sat down with her needle a2d threat
And put one more button on the gown,
just because OF what those school girls said.
During the past week our public
school was honored by the presence of
the following distinguished visitors:
Dr. Adams, the noted blind minister
Of Phoenix. VINO delivered an excellent
lecture; Miss Mary Fairman. Of kcfa;
Miss Stella McDermott, Of Mohawk;
Miss Mary f. Caldwell. Of Somerton;
Miss Baker, of Michigan; and Miss
Jennie Macmahan, OF Terre Haute.
Indiana: and Rev. NJ. 6. Gage, OF
Compton, Cal. Call again and thus en-
courage both pupiis and teachers.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29

We have had etch continuous
amount of rain that the people Of Yuma
do rot realize that it is ever going to
get hot again; but Alexander 6 Co.
are looking out for you, having just
received two car loads Of the finest and
purest ice that has ever been placed on
the market. ICE!-ICE. Phone So
Don't forget the number.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29
YUMA ART STUDIO
PROF. L. j. BARDET, PROP.

Photographs taken in all sizes AMI
styles Views, groups, copies, interi.:
ors and pictures taken after death.
Pictures enlarged in crayoA, pastel
water colorS and sepia d specially :.
First-class finish in platiio, cart0i o.
gloss paper. Full line OF supplies ais
finishing done for apateurs. Careers
and kodaks for sale. Advice to sl4lI--
teurs gratuitously given. All W0af;
promptly done and satisfaction strictly
guaranteed. Come lock at the WORKS
and prices.
Studio corner Of Main ana Tl,i.rd
streets, Yuma, Ayi1cna,'
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29

AS predicted by this paper, when
Hon. Mike Nugent took his seat in the
territorial council, the territorial pris-
on remains undisturbed in Yuma. This
is about the fifth time that Nugeut has
saved the day for Yuma county.-In-
ternational American.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29

am going out of the dry goods trade;
and my entire stock will be disposed of
at cost. Call and verify what l say.
Tom Weedin, editor Of the Florence
Blade, states that the season Of 1854
was "wetter''' than the present one.
Tpres a good many old timers around
here who are "fron Missouri" and
whose recollections do not coincide
with those of Editor Weedcn. Old
Timer Hall HaElon, who has lived here
fifty years, will make oath that there
never was so much wetness before, III
this neck o. the wood.
Rimpau is closing out his entire line
of dry goods at cost; Fine stock of
dress goods, domestics, linens and la
dies underwear at prices never dupli-
Gated in Yuma.
The city authorities have started "a
good work in installing pump and en-
CINE to pump out the back water from
the ella near the levee. An epidemic
of typhoid fever will only be averted
by the radiance of this foul stench-pro-
ducing pool.
Mrs. Milford Winsof and son, family
Of the editor of the Sun, arrived this
morning from Phoenix on visit with
relatives and friends.
Try o Club Soda at Lees.
r: S. Patterson, former cashier of
the Bank of Yuma, was arrested BY
Sheriff Livingston, On complaint
sworn to by D. l.. DeVane Charging
him with cmbezzfemcnt. FI5 was
brought to Yuma Monday and released
upon filing a bond in the sum Of $1,000.
He had preliminary hearing today
before Justice Redond0, and was held
to await the action If the grand jury.
Another complaint has been filed b{
r. H. KentOn, d prison guard, charg-
ing him With making false entries in
the bank accounts; on tits charge he
will be examined before Justice Re
dondo Saturday. Bond was furnished
in both cases.
All kinds of fancy drinks at Lees
Land Inspector Watson died at Tue
SOU yesterday with pneumonia.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29

Farm lands, town property; residences
and all kinds of real estate bought, sold
and rented by the Yuma Title Alb
stract Company, Molina Block, Mad
isoh' Avenue.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29
District Court

The April term Of the Yuma county
district court which opens next Monday
will be presided over by Hon. John H.
Campbell, who is the new Judge
appointed by virtue Of an act Of the
last congress providing for the fifth
Judge for Arizona. In redistricting
the territory the first district yuma
and Pima counties) was not changed.
Judge Campbell for several years has
served as assistant United States dis
trict attorney for Arizona. lie Is con-
ce1ed to Zee c very able jugist and oE-
EXCEPTIONALLY well equipped to I'LL The
high position of associate justice with
credit and honor. ThOs D. Molloy, the
present capable incumbent, has been
re-appointed district clerk of Yuma
county, and court commissioner for the
first district. The April term will
probably not be long drawn out as in
dicated by the docket, which contains
only seven criminal and twenty-eight
a.; nocac
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29
Closing Out Sale,
at Rimpau'S.

In order to make room for our fur
nishing goods [ will sell my entire dry
goods stock at cost. Rimpau.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29
FOR RENT

Al house with two large rooms: fire
place in one room. Inquire at this
| office.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29

Accumulated excess of temperature foi
week q degrees.
Rainfall for the week. o inches.
Rainfall since january /, G6j inches.
Normal rainfall Cor tie year, from % years
record 2.97 inches.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29
Patent Dry Washer.

A Denver company has patented a
process for dry concentrating which
seems to be a great success. The in
ventor is q Phoenix man-Dr. L. L.
Schouifildt, who has accom- lished
what Edison, and perhaps thousands
of others have failed in creating-a
practical dry washer. At least such
is the opinion of some of the best
known mining experts in the country
who have made the tests. If this be
true it will be great boon to miners
and prospectors. The principle of the
invention is very simple. The gold
and gravel are separated entirely by
Il compound centrifugal motion to
which the gravel is subjected after it
is screened. The capacity Of the ma
chine is twenty-five cubic yards of
gravel each day. Neither electricity
nor air blasts are used and 67,50O
pounds ore reduced to sixty pounds.
This, in turn, is reduced to three
pounds aud the final product is washed
with water in {; pan.
Tests Of the machine we're recently
made in the Quartzsite district, Yuma
cornty, which were very satisfactory,
and further tests ere to be made il
she Oils city placers<
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29

The Colorado river is still falling,
slowly. The gauge at the bridge this
morning showed - # in.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29
Flood Pictures.

Some of the most enhancing scenes
ever witnessed anywhere were to be
viewed in the Colorado and ella val
leys during the recent floods which
have 50 sadly distressed the ranchers
of the lowlands. East and southeast OF
Yuma a beautiful panorama was pre-
sented; L great sheet Of water. miles in
extent, o miniature archipelago with
its myriads OF tiny islands fringed with
emerald green, with here and there o
clump CT mesquite trees, richly oolnr-
ing q scene u sorrassioc teauty. Prof.
0aroet, the photographer. having an
eye for the beauties Of nature, as well
as of art, Sc cured good negatives Of
some of the best landscape and other
scenes when the food was at its height
and is now prepared to supply fine pho
geographic reproductions at reasonable
prices at his gallery, Third and Main
streets. For convenience, he has num-
bered and titled the pictures thus:
No. Title.
l. Laying of the Rails (WashouD.
,. Driving of the Piling. 8
3. The Colorado at its highest, $50
feet iuches), west from the bridge.
4. The river At the highest, looking
east from the bridge.
). Indian Reservation
E. The Steel Bridge at Yuma:
Z. Fort Yuma Store on an Island.
s. Group picture of Fl. Rider Hag-
gard, the novelist, his secretary and
daughter, and guests in his private car
See window display at Studio: Third
and Main. Prof. L: j. Bardet.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29
Rich PlaCerS.

Paul Nforetti recently returned from
trip to the mining property owned by
himself and his partner, Mr. Gilroy,
near the King Of Arizona mine. and is
showing some of the largest and rich
est gold nuggets that we have seen for
many day. They were found about
fifteen feet below the surface in a low
bench of placer ground On one Of their
claims and are almost pure gold, worth
at least $1S an ounce. The largest mug
get yet found weighs ounces. Mr..
Moretti has two others, one worth $50.
the other about $3.50.
Heretofore the owners have allowed
Mexicans and others to work this pla-
Ger ground on the shares, and have
given the matter of division; careless
attention, but since the rich finds we're
made higher estimate has been put
on the claims and hap-hazard placering
son the shares has been stopped. The
property, as indicated by specimens
shown, is doubtless very valuable.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29

Fresh car of Swift's hams, bacon and
lard at johnson & BOwles'
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29
ROOMS

ROOMS
TO
RENT
Best location il town.
SEE
SIIOREY
ABOUT II.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29

The steamers have no complaint
about business on our raging Colorado,
for they can't handle the freight sent
to them by the Yuma business houses
especially by Alexander & Co., who
have sent the steamers three trips and
still have the river front crowded with
goods waiting 30 be forwarded up the
river. They have shipped about TWO
HUNDRED TONS. or about y car
loads.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29

tOOuS tJO COSU ttIGll oil CtI z ClOoCo Obts
j. Rimpau.
big CHARLIE Hacket, colored ex-
convict; insisted on ''getting bed" at
the Turf saloon the other night, and
his insistence proved quite expensive
and disastrous. He was Il little too par
ticular and wanted to sleep on a roul-
cite table, to which the man behind
tie wheel objected, on the ground
that it might possibly interfere with
his business. Big Charley persisted,
and was pushed off the table, which ac-
ton prccipitated ''foast" Of the rol-
lette man which would not look well in
print. The colored man becoming very
threatening and boisterous, the dealer
secured gun and fired shot into the
floor to brighten the belligerant coon.
but he kept "a comm an a cussin' and
was hammered over the head till he de-
sisted and was taken to the hospital.
He is now serving a sentence for dis
turbfng The peace.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29

arn going out of the dry goods bust
ness and will then handle clothing and
gents furnishings exclusively. Dry
goods at cost until all are closed ont.
]. Rimpau.
The Arizona sentinel., 1905-03-29

DIR. Clymer reports the arrival on
the 18th inst, Of fine baby boy at the
home OF Joe Golden.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-14
COUNCILMAN HITS
WIFE WHILE ASLEEP
Deals Her Painful Blow in
Mouth With Painful
Results.
Results,

a member OF the Richmond City Coun-
Gil who prefers that his name be not
used, came very near seriously injurlng
his wife few night ago by dealing her
a heavy blow in the mouth with his fist
while they We're both asleep.
The gentleman in question has Il habit
Of drea ming, and he got the idea in the
midst Of his slumbers mat he was on the
floor OF the Council, and that some one,
possibly a colleague, had used unpari!a-
mentary language concerning HIM. In
deed, TO be perfectly pain he imagined
quick as a fash he drew his clenched fist
back and dealt his Wife powerful blow
in the mouth WHICH might nave been
attended with mucii more serious results.
though she suffered much pain as It was.
The terror stricken lady sprang from
,lis8y3ca lu Gus tiei l4soal1
informed him that a burglar was In the
house. and that he had struck her in the
face The husband arose made light,
Of his wife, her lip cut and one tooth
loosened, Upon an examination of the
room hey found that no one had entered, s
md finally, the gentleman finding blood
On Shis own hand, recalled his dream, and
told his wife that The thought he was
striking u man who had called him
Willie the experience was quite pain
mi one to the lady, she enjoys telling the
Joke on her husband, who is one Of he
most prominent members of the Council.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-14
Richmond Trade Report.

In nearly all lines of trade sales for
October were better than for the previous
month. and considerably better than for
the same month last year, with orders
for the 1rcsen, month holding up well.
In harness and saddlcry, and In nlos,
lines in which leather Is used. prices are
much higher and SHOW advancing tcnden-
ciies. TOBACCO sales on exchange have
closed for the present year but loose leaf
sales continue and receipts are heavy.
Sales the past week were about 75J,gOO
pounds. Unfnvorable conditions for hand
porarily. Prices for the finer grades of
tobacco are not so high in proportion as
for the common grades. and the ,najority
OF sales have been of the latter class
prices averaging about six cents. Collcc-
tons are very good, showing an improve
inent, though for q. few days during the
latter part Of October, when cotton went
below ten cents, there was a falling off
until that staple recovered again. Manu-
fhcturers and .jobbers report Ell increased
amount OF discounting throughout he
South.t--Dun's Review.