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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-09

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OFFICIAL
ALABAMA'S DEPARTMENT OF AcRtc,-rTrpr
BULLETIN No is the latest issued h ,,,,,. -
<'S'''"'"re and Industries. bows ,1cs-ur,s aver.
u al 'ne Day6reak Fertilizers 9o7hsol ..,,
samples gathered throughout the state H.. ,.a. ~
!" De i3'l7 Per cent. heuc' ...,.-.. s. ....,
analysis Of the Fertilizers
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1905-03-09

DAYBREAK Fertilizers
Montgomery, Ala.
mad M which you here this last season
mace py the Federal Chem Co. has been
We have analysed number your various
ana we nave not yet found single brand
antee II - VERY GRATIFYING NE TO SEE YOi DE- OBJ p
CHING THE PLANTERS OF GEORGIA FERTTi GzFP ri
BELIEVE HEY CAN RELY UPON FOR GOOD RFST1i -s
nope TO see the anal ysis Of fertilizers season come m
"'''eF years IL so snail be perfectly satisfied. F W
Yours truly,
O. r. STEVENS,
Commissioners
The Tupelo journal., 1905-01-06


In an interview, a few days
since, with Hon. j. M. Allen, he
stated 70 us that the statement that
is being circulated about the prob
abilities Of his receiving an mp
pointment from President Roose-
welt is entirely gratuitous and
purely imaginative. He has nei'h
n ,hought of app yirg. f"r a p"
.itiou, uor suggested IN a"l MAJ.
ner to any one that he w,u'd ac-
cept such position if rendered to
him, which he does not think like
ly to occur. The place on the
Worlds Fair Commission which he
has held was rendered To BIN by
President Mckinley at the close OF
his congressional career and was
without political signlficspce
The bill creating that commission
provided for tie selection of three
republicans and two democrats
Mr.. Allen and Mr.. Mckinley were
on terms of cordial friendship and
the appointment Of Mr.. Aller
came as an earnest Of that pleas
aut relation alone. Mr.. Allen is moi
and will not be an applicant fol
a position under president Roose'
Walt
The Tupelo journal., 1905-01-06
the United States Government.

the United States Government.
The request comes in such form as
to carry with it the repression
that the department is seriously
contemplating the erection OF q
structure of adequate dimensions
to accommodate the post Office for
a good many years to come. 1t
will be fs:tnfm II ed that some
months ago hon. e. >. Gambler in-
PRODUCED a bill in congress asking
for an appropriation fol that pur-
pose. Ii may be that ths recent
rsqaest for information OF this
subject IL In response to Ibas bill.
The matter is certainly tss 0n'ing
shape for exciting the hope that at
an early day the city may look for
such Legislation as may be recesea-
ry to secure the building. The
gentleman to whom the enquiries
have been addressed has given
such responses as to the increased
and rapidly Inc, easing business OF
the post office, and as to the lmpor-
lance of the city as 10 csnsH'the
department. to further inysas;yYigate
the subject We hall look FOR fur
ther steps to be soon lsken ~ the
matter.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-01-06
Port Arthur.

The fall of this famous fortress
occurred on the End inst and the
great defensive stronghold Of the
Russians is now occupied by jap
anese soldiers. The seige against
the fort has lasted for eight months
and it is within the bounds Of rea-
son to say that history affords no
similar instance In which such he
roic struggle by beseigers and. be-
seiged accompanied by such great
losses has occurred. Thousands OF
crave men have fallen in defense
Of their respective flags and many
millions Of dollars have been ex-
pended in ammunition and other &C
cessories of the seige. The outside
world has looked on in amaz. ment
at the stupendous array of armies
involved and the wonderfully he
roic assaults aud stubborn defen.
ses made by the contendipg forces.
The event will mark a chapter in
history to which the future will
turn to fluid record for valOr and
endurance unsurpassed in the an
nails of nations. On both sides
new names will be linked III indy
ing fame and become household
words in the homes Of both the De-
cident and the OH n.
The effects Of the fall Of this fa-
nous fortles cannot vet be meas
ured. 1t is already announced thai
japan will seize the opportunity as
Il fitting one iu which to propose
terms of peace to Rus ia. The Gar
has troubles at home which seri.
ously threaten the peace of his en-
pire What will be the next move
ment Of his disconnected subject.
can only be conjectured. The
naughty %autocrat, angered at the
reyerses which his armies have
sustained abroad, aid the eviden.
ces OF revolt at home, may turn
deaf car to all proposals Of peace
and laugh at all warnings as to the
dangers which threaten him 1t is
to be hoped that he may correctly
read the aigns Of the times an(
listen to the gentle whisperings o.
peace that may already be heart
through the voice Of the tribupa
of world powers which he sough.
to have established at the Hague.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-01-06
Advice to Farmers.

We have been struck with the
number of communications IN the
papers giving advice to farmers
about what they should do with
what cotton they now have On
hand and what. they should do
about planting their next crop.
W. have read several Of these
communications a"d find them to
i.fer in tleir suggestions ae wide
IL rs 1t is possible.
We do not know to what class
their authors belong but, in this
case as in most other things in
which farmers are vitality interest
ed, it Is a fair inference that they
were not written by farmers. AS
a rule somebody besides a practi-
Cal farmer is. always ready to tell
them what they ought to do In all
their affairs aud the scrlbbling Is
generally done by somebody who
don't do any farming.
We do not doubt the sincerity Of
these writer's but think ;bat their
sweets are being wasted on. the
desert air. They are dealing with
a subject at once so big and so
broad that no ordinary mind can
grasp it. The CONDITIONS existing
are such that No man, nor set Of
men, can rectifS them The qnes,
ton puzzles all the bulls and bears,
all the cotton exchanges and all
the spinuers Of the world. Their
G .mbIned wisdom is not great
enough to devise a plan npon
which all Il agree aud until this
Is done no remedial work can be
executed. Most OF the PROPOSE
tons thus far submitted seem to
rs TO be entirely imp-acticable aud
we do not believe that any plan OF
action will be agreed upon. The
machinery OF the great cotton pr.
ducing interest IL No complex to
be put t, w,rH III TINA to set the
situation Alright.
1t is apparent that the south is
graphing with a condltlon which
ovrrtaxes its Ingenuity. Il is
indeed a complex question which
has so lunny qualifications that it
i>inpossibls to brins them togeth-
! en-. 1t is n situation In which ev-
cry individual must act for himself
All efforts to get concert OF ac-
ton by SO many thousands Of pre-
dueers Will start aud flush in fall
The Tupelo journal., 1905-01-06
A Great Paper.
welt

The Memphis Morning News has
been merged into the Hcjinitar md
the paper is now styled The Mem
pbis News.Scimitar Il ome to
rs a. an afternoon daily and is
printed in enlarged anG i'lpr-ped
form and Typographical appearance.
We have always liked tie Scim
itar and, Judging by lhe coplea OF
the new paper which we have re-
ceived, we shall III future receive
the same bright aud newsy paper.
Every city Of the size and ilnpor-
lance OF Memphis needs an after
noon daily. That city a now
boast Of one as ably edited and as
enterprising as any in The land.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-01-06
Attention, Everybody!

Farmers, merchants, bankers,
aud last but not least, lawyers, all
wha ara interested in the welfare
and prosperity OF oar beloved
Southland, ani yourself, zoo, Mr.
Editor (for We know that you are
dependent npon the prosperity Of
ALL are invited to attend Il mass
meeting al the nev court house Ill
l2 O'Clock On he End Mnnday III
January, 1905, for The purpose Vi
t.king uniform aud organized nc
non ID regard to the coiton Situa
tipu- Tne,e /, Au old ploverD thai
says, ..In uuion there Is strength
and there is another that says, "In
4 multitude OF counsel there is
wisdoin-'
Come one, come all; We Wall,
.geeYkrl,vl eel frs nl YET
come and you will be at liberty to
ofe, any suggestion you may wish
and you will certainly hear come
thing that will do yoa good.
j. F. SlOVALL.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-01-06

Gov. Vardaman has issued no.
tice to the post Office department
Of the incorporation of the town
Of "Vardamap" which vas named
in his honor. The post master gen
eraI refuses to recognize that as
the nalme of the post Office at that
place aud has named it Timber
vile" If the deparimsnt at Wash
iugtOn Is anX'Ou> to Make Itself
ridiculous We believe that ii we
var HovrrnorVardaman Wa would
smile aud 1T 1t Il, SO
The Tupelo journal., 1905-01-06

The proposition to burn a million
:. isles of cotton ia the effort to
raise tho price of the remainder on
hands il an absurd one. If that
vast amount be sent up in smoke
this year it might have to be done
agaip next year. The only thing
that il left for the farmer to do as
We sre it, is to either hold or sell
s:..t is now on hauds and to 80 re-
tare his next planting, that he
vail not replace his presn' STOCK
on hand of six cent cotton.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-01-06

,4opO>i,,on, made py ion. .
A. With~rspoon, to form Il JOINT
stock conp.ny with a capital OF
$lO,O0o,0O0 and buy 100000
Dalss of cotton at ten cents "a
pound a ID Lo;u it untii next fall.
h4- beeu fdap'ed by tn Merida"
b ard IT tr.d,- This proposition
p,.pars to BIZ nj RICH: at first, but
when We study it a little W. are re-
minded Ut the query putt Horace
Hreely VIII n he advised the young
man Is, take $500 and ~ west.
"h hose money shall | take, Mr..
H:eely?" III Meridian Board of
I s.,a ought TO figure Hlllile more
"a nat pr. position.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-01-06
Resolution Of Respects.

Hail If e Z Lee L,a No, 1856,
Chestervllle Miss, Dee, 10, 1904
Wherea. it has pleased the great
ruler Of the Universe in bis inf
mite wisdom 10 remove from our
midst orr worthy Bro. Henry
THOMPSON whose death occurred
on the 7tb, day Of November 1904.
Be it resolved that in the death
Of Bro. Thompson, +. d. Lee
Lodge NJ, 1876 f e. A. i. has los
Il worthy member, the community
in which he lived an honorable cit
zen, his family a devoted hus-
baud aud father tho church a faith
full member aud that The lodge
extends its sincere sympathy to
his bereaved family.
Resolved futllcr that these reso-
lutlOns be spread upon the minutes
Of the Lodge a copy sent to the
family of deceased a copy sent to
Tupelo for publication.
l.. O.. CARRUTH.
I +. KYLE.
w. II. WAGNER.
Committee.
There was an elections held in
the hall Of Il. b.. Lee Lodge No,
l56, De, 10, 1904 which resulted
as follows: DR.. L.O Ctrruth w NJ.
JIG. Barnes S.W. Samuel Walker
j. w. R.card Reign Treas, w. Ii.
Wagner Sec, Robert ItckvD d.
s. l.. Abetal.shry j d. j. A Sinl-
NOUS 5. u I.
W. II. Wagner, Sec.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-01-06

On receipt Of the news Of the
fall OF Port Arthur at Liverpool,
cotton advanced sixteen points III
that market. This advance was
gained because of the assurance
which that event be okens of the
continuation Of peace in Europe
and the prospect of an early peace
between the belligereuts. 1t does
not, however fcreshadow any gt"tt
advance in the priee Of the staple
The Law OF supply and demand is
the controlling influence with all
products.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-01-06

Hou. Oliver Clifton, Mayor elect
OK ne CITY Of jackson, died on the
30tn ult, at his home IN that city,
tie i:ad twice served as Mayor Of
Jackson. He WAS for several
years chairman of the State
Democratic executive committee,
and was for sixteen years clerk OF
the Supreme Court of Mississippi.
He WAS al astute politician and an
influential man in democratic con-
y%entiuns. His death was untlme-
" and will be much lamsnted
throughout the state.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-01-06

The new year opened on Sun
day. 1t was u bright and beauri-
ful day. The promises to turn
over new leaves were many and
were sincerely made. We trust
that all the Sundays of 1905 may
be ke its opening day and that
all tho promises made may he
faithfully kept.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-01-06
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is he,sb, ;..iven that a meeting Of
the stockholders ii the First National
Bauk OF ~sI'nreio. Miss, will be held at
tnp bunting Office al Tnpsio on Tues
day Jai.aasy It'll. 1905. At IL. q. III.
Tor tie unrnese. q electing officers for the
ensuing year aud tianeacting such other
business us may legally come before the
meeting.
The Tupelo journal., 1905-01-06
Public Building For Tu9eIo.

We are informed that the Treas
nry Department at Washington
City has sought information as to
nc liz, Us Of slle pos. oiilc. at till
city, at present and prospective,
aud also as to available lots,
their value, location and position,
on which to erect . building for
The Tupelo journal., 1905-01-06
RATES or ~RTl

DISPLAY advertisements at rate OF
$1.0O per running inch per month OF four
weeks. Liberal discounts made on yearly
asntracts
Notice oi meetings o strictly cnarl
tabh try anizations will be inserted on.
ame tree, all other notices must be paid
!e
All G notices will be charged at the
ute 81 S cents per line each insertion
No local taken for less than 25 cents
Pnere will be- no deviation from this rule
The Tupelo journal., 1905-01-06

Lrok out or you will write it
1904.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01

From Guard Duty-Constable Doyle returned last evening from Douglas, where he was on a special mission at the request of the E. P. & s. w., which had a force on hand to watch it's prop erty during the trouble that was had with the boilermakers. No difficulty was expected from the latter, but it was feared that the existence of disaf- lection that for a time prevailed might encourage outsiders with fancie1 grievances against the company to take advantage of the opportunity to exercise viciousness that would ap- pear to have come from others.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01

Sewer SuVey-City Engineer Jor- gensen is making as rapid work as possible of the survey recently or dered of the city by Council for the purpose of making a sewerage system map. He will not, however, be able to present the complete work to the Council on next Tuesday night, as it had been hoped for. Some days work yet remain before the job will he fin ished.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01

 PERSONAL
 NOTES

Pat O'Rourke, a well known miner of the camp, left yesterday for New York.
 David McDonald was a passenger cut yesterday for St. Raul, where he goes for a several weeks visit.
 F. J. Henderson left yesterday for Hobart, Oklahoma, where he will spend several weeks at his former home looking after business matters.
 H. Schmaro was a passenger out yesterday for Los Angeles, where and at other coast points he will spend a several weeks vacation.
 John Rock left yesterday for Santa Fe, N M., where he goes to attend school.
 Mir. and Mrs. Percy Lucas were among arrivals in the city last evening from Cananea to spend few days. MT. Lucas is connected with the hard ware department of the Copper Com pany at Cananea.
 M. ". CIpett, the well known min ing man, arrived in the city last even ing from a visit in the vicinity of Der son.
 Ben Snced came to the cty last ev- ening from Hereford.
 Bros. Charley Ciawson and Bill liar ris have been appointed a committee to present to the most handsomely gowned lady taking part in Sundays ball game a diamond and emerald necklace.
 Gerald Sherman, of the Copper Queen, left yesterday for Los Angeles, where he will meet Mrs. Sherman, who has been at the coast for several weeks. They will remain there for e couple of weeks before Mir. Sher- man returns to his duties in this city.
 NJ J. Brophy left yesterday on a business visit to Benson.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01
Excursion Rates Exnire-Erc,,rs.c

Excursion Rates Expire-ExcursioI rates, which have prevailed all sum- mer to Cloudcroft, have expired. Straight fare is now necessary to reach the resort from the city and will prob ably continue so until next summer, with exception of special excursions that may be run in the meantime. One of these is booked for about the mid de of next month. It is to be made highly attractive. Concha's band will accompany the crowd to Cloudcrofi following it's arrival at Fl Paso. A low rate will be made from Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01
Sold saIoon-petc Lepash yesterda

Sold saIoon-Petc Lepash yesterday sold the Auditorium saloon to Charles Mobile. The place closed in the af- ternoon for the purpose of taking iE- ventoTy of stock. It will open in the morning under the management of Mr. Mobile. Many friends of Mir. Le- pash will regret his retirement from business. He expects to remain here but has not yet decided what line of activity he will follow.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01

It is with pleasure the committee is able to announce the appearance of Bros NJ. E. Cassidy and Lewis Hunt, in a little playlet written by Governor Kibbey for this special occasion, en- titled Running for Office" At Elks- Ball Game Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01
SUCCESSFUL DEMONSTRATION.

For the past two days Griffths and TrotInan have been demonstrating the products of the National Biscuit com pany at their store on Naco Road. The demonstration was largely attended, and the sales large as the result of the announcement in the Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01

Died From Pneumonia-John Kenz, who worked for Nolan, the shoemak- CT, on Main street, died yesterday morning at the Copper Queen Hospit- al, after an illness of two days, with pneumonia. He was buried yesterday afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01
The Cynthia, Long Beach, Cal.

Most modern and elegantly furnished ia building in Southern California, 3-story brick. Fronts the new PLEASURE PIER.
 Twenty-four- 4-room apartments. Each con tains elegantly furnished and spacious drawing room, bed room, dining room, kitchen, pantry, bath room and closets. Laundry tubs and store rooms in basement. Spacious verandas and roof garden with most splendid view of the new San Pedro breakwater and Catalina Island.
 Home Telephone in Each Flat Address
 P. O. Box 214. Long Beach Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01
GRAN DOPENING.

The White House will be opened Saturday evening, at Lowell, with Q grand barbecue. Everybody invited to come.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01

Bro. L. G. Jackson will appear Sun day at the Elks' Ball Game, and sing that catching little ditty entitled Uneeda-Pair-Of- Shoes"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01

Mrs k. H. Smith and Mrs. W. L. Hargrove came to the city yesterday from the Huachucas, where they were camped for couple of months on a summer vacation.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01

Bro. J. T. Hood has decided to ap- pear at the Ball Game Sunday and re late the many pleasures there is to be derived from Q stage ride to Montezu-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01

Bro. J. c. Callaghan, assisted by Bro Tommy Nicholson, will appear at the Eiias' Ball Game Sunday h a duet entitled When Finningan joined the 4. P. As"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01

Nearing completion-Mrs. Jennie B. Elliott's new house on Quality Hill IS nearing completion. It is a hand some. modern structure.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01

ma, Mex, and why B. F. Graham thinks Bisbee a healthier place to live m.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01

girl for gener.
 al housework. Apply 96 Quality Hill.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-09-01
BRIEF
 CITY
 NEWS

New Time Table-The new time-Ja- ble of the Bisbee-Lowel stage will be found in another column of the Re- view. The stage now makes more trips daily. The increased service will be appreciated by the travelling public between Bisbee and Lowell, which has SO far accorded the stage liberal and steadily increasing patron age.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-22
FEDERAL sony GuMmONED IN
CHI AGO TO INVESTIGATE
ALLEGED BEEF TRUST.
MUCH SECRECY GE.EG MAINTAINED
INDICTMENT CT PACKERS TO BE
SOUGHT FOR VIOLATION OF
RESTRAINING ORDER.

Chicago, FEB, 22.-The first step
leading to possible indictment of mem
bers of the alleged beef trust was
taken here during the day. i special
federal grand jury venire wag ordered
drawn and deputy United St1tes mar
shals were sent out with subpoenas for
witnesses against members Of the al
legged trust. indictments will be sought
on charges Of direct violation Of an in
junction issued some time ago by
Judge Grosscup of the United States
circuit court restraining members Of
the alleged trust from illegally com
bining in restraint OF interstate com
merce. The decision of Judge Gross
cup was recently sustained by the
United States supreme court.
Much secrecy was maintained con-
corning the affair and the deputy mar
shals were dispatched under orders to
serve the subpoenas Immediately and
to make public no facts concerning the
affair. For more than eight months
investigation has been carried on Sc
cretly in Chicago. Orders came from
Attorney General Moody to United
States District Attorney Bethea to
take up work on the case. Attorney
Rethea was twice ordered to Washing
ton to receive instructions in the mat
ter and he was once accompanied by
United States Marshal Ames. Bethea
t,la
on the investigation and to spare no
expense to secure evidence against vi
olaters of the injunction of Judge
GrossCup.
More than 100 witnesses will be
summoned to testify concerning the
operations of the packers. 1t is be-
Heyed tn investigation of the special
grand jury will cover several weeks.
In all 1876 subpoenas were issued.
They are for subOrdinates, clerks and
other employees of the packers. None
of the packers were summoned. The
employees are expected TO corroborate
by their testimony evidence secured
by government secret agents. The men
subpoenaed live in fifteen different
cities. Until service is secured 1t is
probable their names will not be made
public.
The principal cities in which the
papers are to be served, besides Chi
cago, are st. Paul, Minneapolis, Phil
adelphia. Boston, Brooklyn, New York,
jersey City, Cleveland Cincinnati,
Omaha, St. Louis and New Orleans.